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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
FOREIGN.
The Bombardment OF Pisagua and
MalIindo.


PANAMA, MAY 1.-THE Star and Herald
SAYS that il appears from information
which We have from private sources
that the bombardmcnt Of Pisagua and
MallindO were not acts of Vandalism
rs the Peruvian press and government
charges. Agents, who were sent from
the Chillian ships, were ordered Ia
advise the authorities tO consider their
port under blockade and to remove.
or, il necessary, destroy the launches in
port. When the boats were within a
hundred yards or 80 from land ahot fire
was poured into them, killing and
wounding several, which compelled the
ChIllan force To retire. One body al
soldiers fired from an emin3nse in the
rear OF the English consulate and over
that building, upon which the consular
flag was flying, and in opposition 10 the
remonstrancc OF the English consulate,
who represented that the building was
occupied by many women and children
who had taken refuge there. The
Pensacola, flying the pennant of
Admiral Rodgers, arrived in Callao from
Iquique and lIuanillos, bringing several
American families seeking safety from
Chilian aggrcssions.
The result Of the attack from behind
the consulate in boats was that when
the Chilians fired upon the town the
first shell went into the building and
killed several women and children. The
affair at Mollcndo was also caused by an
attack upon the Chilian boats. The
diplomatic corps ia Lima have addressed
strong rcmonstrance tO the Gillian
admiral, protesting against the destruc-
ton Of unlortiiied and defenceless
places and neutral property. There IN
no other war news Of interest.
Tho Darian Canal
PARIS, May 26.-Thc subcommittee
OF the Darian Canal Congress fayc pre-
scnted n report, admitting the possibil-
ity of the Nicaragua route, with lock,
while stating that the level canal course
proposed by Lieutenant Wyse and VI.
Recus is the best, subject 10 certain
notifications. Tie Nicaragua route
would, il il estimated, cost e2sI0OO. 900.
The cost of the Wyse. Reclus scheme IL
estimated at eI2.0O0,009.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
Judge Dillon.

DEs MONIES, May 26.-Judge Dillon,
it is authoritatively stated, has accepted
the position to which he was elected in
Columbia College, his resignation, as
before stated, taking effect September J..
This will not prevent the President, ii
he sees fit, from nominating and the
Senate from confirming his successor.
Unless the successor is confirmed before
Congress adjourns, the circuit will be
without a Judge after September lst
until nrohahly january or February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
KENTUCKY.
Renewal Of the Underwood
War.

LOUISVILLE, May pa C0urier-J0ur.
ndrs special from Riyerton, KY, says
the Underwood war has again broken
out on the Upper Tygut's Creek, in Car.
ter county. Elya Underwood, while
peacefully at work in cornfeld at his
home, was shot from an ambush Thurs
day, and when his children FASTENED 10
him they found him in q dying condi-
ton. His chest was perforated by two
balls. Geo. Underwood, Elya's father,
was also killed in a similar manner,
and Jesse has entered the field
~ the avenger Of the family's wrongs.
II il feared that there will be a fearful
amount OF blOodshed, and the farmers
up in that vicinity are afraid Of becom-
ing the victims Of assassins, and all are
forsaking their fields. Information has
been received from Breathill county
that Andrew Carpenter, white, while
peacefully at work in his vineyard, was
shot by an unknown party. Fears are
entertained that this is but forerunner
Of more bloodshed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
African n II. Conferences.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-At to-day's
session Of the Philadelphia and Balti-
more African VI. T.. Conference the re-
port OF the Committee on the Colored
Exodus was adopted. While recogniz-
ing the right Of Freedmen 10 locate
wherever it seems best 10 them, the re-
port sets forth that their interests and
habits have been formed in the South
and advises that great deliberation and
caution should be exercised in consider
ing the advantages or Disadvantages Of
leaving that section Of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Flour-
Western superfne 81 5O93 90; Min
nesota extra family, low grade, 81 %;
do medium 81 so; do choice S 20;
Ohio do good S. so. Rye Flour-Un-
changed. Wheat-Less active; western
rejected 81 10; No. 2 amber elevator
81 I6I; Michigan white 81 l2.@l IA;
No. . red elevator 81 l2!. Corn-Dull;
heated and rejected, on track SOG37c;
steamer SSC640c. Oats-Quiet; western
mixed 33SS3lc; white western S5t9
S5lc. Provisions-Steady. Beef-Mess
SD 90. Mess Pork - At SO l2!G
10 62l. Hams - Smoked si@l0c;
picked 7i@Slc. Lard-Western $8 %
G6 80. Butter-New York and Brad
ford county, Pa, extra l5@l7c; West
ern Reserve extra l2Gl4c; good 10
choice 9CGllc. Eggs-Firmer; western
l3c. Cheese-Firm; creamery 1@7!c.
Petroleum-Nominal at Ste; crude &c.
Whisky-Steady; western 81 06.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 26.--Cotton- Strong
er at l2Ic. Flour-Firmer; family - 10
65 75. Wheat-Quiet but steady; red
81 056l 10. Corn-ln good demand
at 39(Gi0c spot; sole seller first half
month OF June; +0c seller June. Oats
In fair demand at 35CHSSc. Rye--Qulet
at 57c. Barley-ln fair demand; prime
fall at 81 Oh. Pork-Quiet but firm at
$40 90. Lard-Dull current make 81 80.
Bulk Meats-Easier; shoulders at - 80:
short rib - IS cash; short clear s. l2l
@5 37l seller July 81 80. Whisky
In good demand with full prices at 81 0l.
Butter-Quict and unchanged. lin
seed Oil Steady at &c.
Toledo.
ToLKDo, May %. - Wheat-Dull.
weak and lower; No. white Michigan
ST. o.; extra white Michigan 81 10; am
Der Michigan cash 81 09l asked; 81 o.
bid; seller June 81 07l asked; No. >
red seller June 81 OFT; seller July
81 03l; No. , do 81 05l. Corn-Dull;
high mixed 39c asked; 3S!c bid; No. >
10. 37Ic; rejected SIZE. Oats-No. >
sc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, May Petroleum
Crude 9i!c, at Parkers for shipment;
refined SIC, for Philadelphia delivery.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, May q, l A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, higher
pressure, variable winds, shifting to
cooler east winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional local rains.
For the Lake region, generally lower
pressure, winds mostly from east
to south, slowly rising temperature,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and
over the Upper Lakes occasional light
roins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
BISHOP CREEK, INGo Co., CAL,
Sept. I, 1878.
lros.. PnsJllrqh, Pa.

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
My DEAR SIRs:-Inclosed please find
75 cents, for which send me some more
of your DR.. C. McLane's Liver Pills.
You can't tell how grateful We are to
you for the pills, they have saved the
life Of nv wife; when she commenced
taking your pills eighteen months ago
she was unable to sit up any time and
suffering with terrible pain in right side,
and was for months that she was unable
to turn on the right side, but now her
health has improved until she can rest
on any side. We know your pills are
all they are recommended for in liver
disease. Yours truly,
s, T, WHITE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
STEAMSHIP COLLISION,
Seventy Lives Lost.

CALCUTTA, May 26-The British India
Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Ava was sunk in a collision with an
other vessel, and sixty-six of the crew
and four passengers were drowned.
The Ava was an iron screw steamer OF
2.6OO tons and was built in 1873.
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Copious Showers.

CINCINvAT, May 26 6-Advices from
numerous points along the Ohio Valley
and the interior of Ohio are to the effect
that rains which fell Saturday night
were copious and greatly beneficial to
the suffering crops.
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Base Ball.

ROCHESTER, MAY 26.-Butfalos 3, Hop
Bitters /.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26.-Nation-
ais 4, Troys. Ten innings.
ALBANY, May 26.-Albanys Z, Spring
tield5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Dry Goods
Business irregular with commission
houses. Agents are making large de-
liveries in cotton goods on back orders,
and prices are very firm. Prints and
ginghams are dull. Printed lawns in
good demand. Flannels aud blankets
moving freely, and there * a steady in
aury for mems wear woolcns by the
clothing trade. Foreign goods quiet.
Atlantic sheetings rose IT,.
For Additional Mdrksts .S,c Fourth Pdg,.
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Drowned.

LEwIsTowS, y. Y, May 26.-While
John King and Walter Swan were cross
ing the Niagara river to-day in a small
boat, they were drawn into the eddy,
the boat upset and both were drowned.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 to 4 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments-Weak and lower-flour
0ulI-Wheat Quiet
Hogs Quiet.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, May %. - MONEY
Market easy at 3@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 39@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
4S7i: sight exchange on New York 1891
SILvER-At London sid; here 81 IL f;
subsidiary silver coin i@l per cent.
discount.
r,,,n>,,,,~rs NVaal and lnuar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATp RoSDS-null

STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The stock market was active
and in the early dealings strong tone
characterized the speculation, resulting
in an advance of t 10 81, Nashville.
Chattanooga and st. Louis showing the
greatest improvement, selling up from
II to 45I. The coal, granger and tele-
graph shares aud Lake Shore and Michl-
gan Central were also notable in the ad-
vance. Late in the afternoon granger
stocks became slightly depressed
and partial reaction of | to | ensued,
which was mostly recoveredat the close.
Louisville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
fell per cent in the final transactions.
The transactions aggregated 2l4,OOO
shares, of which $4,000 were Erie, 27,-
600 Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash, $1,000
Northwestern common, $4,000 pre-
ierred, $4,000 st. Paul common, 1000
preferred, 3,l00 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1900 New Jersey Cen
trail, 5000 Michigan Central, 5000 Han
nibal and st. Joe, 5000 Ohios, 1000
Western Union. 5000 Iron Mountain,
5000 Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis, $500 Louisville and Nashville,
1000 American District Telegraph Com
Dopy opJ = nnO DuicL silver
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Milwaukee.

OIL CRY, May 2G.-Market opened
inactive, with 7Isc bid, advanced TO 75c,
declined to and closed at IA bid.
Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging
5000 barrels; transactions 100000 bar
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-27

PITTSBURGH, May % Petroleum
Crude 9i!c, at Parkers for shipment; ;
refined Sic, for Philadelphia delivery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-15
Tic south Carolina Election cases.

CHARLESTON. April 14.-Iu the United
States Court to-day Judge Bond denied q
motion made on behalf OF the defendants in
the election cases 70 set aside the iuries as
Illegally formed: also motion for con-
tlnuance; also motian 10 prevent the ap-
pIication OF the test-oath to jurors. On
each OF these questions Judge Bryan dis.
sented, and Judge Bond announced that
pending an appeal on these issues to The
Supreme Court The accused, if convicted,
wonld be admitted 10 bail.
The case Of the United Stated against
William Kcrrigan (whitc), charged with
assaulfn" aud ob>tructing john Freeman.
4 colored United States supervisor, was
then tried-a jury Of eight whites and four
colored men having been formed under the
operation OF the test-oath. After the evi.
dence and argument, Judge Bond gave
the case to the jury without any charge. in
structing them TO render Il scaled verdict.
The Jury have tonight left their room, AID
it was reported and believed their verdict
is FOR conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-15
MARINA ISTEn.IGEJGK.
FORT Of REDMOND, ApRiI. II, rSl9.


.a;eamcr AIci. clifford %pr:o!s. United States
a.ii. merchandise, an YasscnSlrs, l.. i. !",nIh'
.Grn'
-4hoonrr ia'Hn Sh"r.,, Etl,en:or.. Wfod1s Hole,
;pa,no. Eic'.:uui.d ard E~nrit!c i:arr,i"i.
Schooner = {. TYT"sG. N!c%cc>"n, !a's;"n' ice. ~
scnooncr Il. Il. rnS, Cavalier, \er YORK., coal ,
Schnon~.. Lille M1.s, Baltimore, coal, Wcsiam
>rhoozyv kurl" :. Ga-.l'I. ----> ph!I&elphia,
pi2-r"l. =. 4. Relationship. a2c"t.
sAlLEp.
St.. lshp Wy=.,rkr. Couch. N"~. YORK, 1nrr-
chlG.,..a,. and pa-.rIG":-.G y. hhm / CO.. AGENTS.
Slcani=r }. V. Everna". Carr: L inacphm'
merchandise as't passengers, j. ". Mc' asff"'
aHcIt =.
) n osi'ors>,s' coat. Curtis farhcr; ,,o,,,,,
Schooner II. g.. tarr".!. tL.rCi!, tEN"dcph'a'
r&3cpad-!ics- Curtis L Parker.
By Telegraph.
LONDON. ATli! l4.-ltc Tuned states acimsf
f,cGntlcr,sI has arrived II &onrtT a. wet cfast
Africa Tie ID. "iGiman from New f"rE i"r p MI
more. l.., arrivc q: RoIcn. The kheoIt, iroh w"
York, las arrived at Ca:'l,2 M,
The sauc-!rsn tarH Elp:at {. ica., t.DtSin bal-
lev r>a,ho., \, The ru,r.,c: of Wasr!ord larbor.
She a.s ptr,cd aln:siip~. tier 'naiEnia'ti sone'
| The British >teamer Rn,tnia. CIr'sih zones, from
! N.x Oric,Gs March 9th " way or fiyinoh'n ~,
| EcTaI. Is aground II: NafgDe. Assistance mas oe'"
! The british ship L. l.. lane. Captain fonnE' rom
RIO Janc.ro. arrived IA, bahia on ,hc l2'h lhstam'
hat lug had fou- dczl rs rnta ys'"" te'cf "n ~
| The No,iier, FROM New York, has arfi'co ~
; Ii:ssr". - ..,c,ey
| So>ToN. Aurtl ia rived: George $500. yyc,
t+SEw YORK Anil IA -Arrivcd: Colon heisa-
tor Hsro!d. ia9ria=er. Arrived CUT; ih'''"'
Tapcrcd. Richard Apo'ierserdestn luz. West
! NoRgoLE, Aprii l4--arriTea: sc. sou ua n,too
| Donnis, 'from Moods Hu: steamer nanH Hnn
ironi Florida: schooner william tar!eh' from my
llahannock river. # IS. e.. ,..s... ..-. ~
'." EScorSTEREo \ STORM. :.
/ vopPoIk. Aprli lathe hrig Fteetwins, rom a.
yarua La IranIe for Porta&d. win moE,s, w Ia
conaicrel = hurricane iH"tii'S ioar aout J She
! for,s and MAS Obliged 10 CIT. a%ay her ma'S' s
Twas toxcd In hert seskihS. .5
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FINANCIAL.
GICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. April II, 1879.
G0rs-EMent 5ecurities.-Cnited states As, 90.
Htnts $ccrr:tics.-vir2inia corsnIs, 57N bid, IS
asttl 'irsinia conso!s. rev. f2,t bid. An asked;
~" lula fnnGab'e, 80 bid: YirriuII deferred. II
n:I: nrEnia interest ccriidcaies. 10 BID; Virginia
Carolina bonds, a25; bid. q sssed. "S"'' -''' :"
ky 3rcmrEtes.-E!chmond city S. J. and j..
H.; 1888. bid: Petersburg city 6:s. F. and A. IGI
asked: Petersburg city s., IO7t. BILL, 40 asked:
Petersburg cit. IS. s.eciai taxi ami j. los bid
s. b. ana X ll6 bth; Frct!cricksonrs city r,
Rattrood bonds.-yIryinia Central Railroad
lh'rd mcrgagc g.. j. anh j.. 81 hid: Virginia en-
trti Railroad fourth mortgage SIS. j. aud j., Oh
htd: Virginia Central lasl;ra,! non-morteage s.,
}. and j.. 104 bd Sou'hside Railroad stconi mort.
Eniir9.h ,Eird ngrtgagc lrcferrcd G's j. and j.,
oS'5 I'D: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
morisage ga, 4. and o.. 1ol bid; Richmond.
S.. }. AMI J.. IU3 bid. Elchlnond, FrcJericks-
burg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's. j. and
J.;Fo2 thd: Rtcnnond aud DanyiIl Railroad con-
iirsi mortgage SIS. =. and o.. leo bid; Richmond.
YORK River and Che.apaake Railroad first mort.
gaze %. y: ani D.. 50 bid
ChRM BOnis.-.JaIneS River ard E3n1wba c,u,,
FIRST mortgage 6's. u. and ~. 81 hid,
r. hm,,rg"u m and Petersburg
burg and Potomac Railroad per cent guaranteed.
100 par. ~: bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and
potolnac Raiiroad pei c-nt. guaranteed, 100 par
va bid; Connec;ion Railroad stock. 20 par 59i.
bii Richmond and Danvi!lc Railroad, / 90 par. 81
Giu. SiUoOi Srabnard an'! Roanoke Railroad COM
mon LOO par. So bid; Scahonrd aud Roar.oSe Rail-
roa'i guaranteed, 90 par. 90 bid.
Bank Hocks.-sir-1 National. ] 90 par IL hid .
National Iank of Virginia. 100 par, 80 asked
Chion EanS "f Richmon,i. so par, 40 bid; CHI
z"is Bank, 20 par. 22R asked.
insurance H"mDnnteS.-Nircinia Fire and Ma
rlne. 70 Iar36 b At rs asked: Virginia state. 25
par. -. Pr; virginia Home, 100 par, 30 BID;
Granite. 90 par. Is asked.
-HtS"ei tGneouS.-Dlh Dominion Iron. and Nail
WORKS Company. leo par. 90 asked {: Old Dominion
steamship Company 100 par 81 bid. 100 asked
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SON Ncs. 200, 210, and 500 on the present
cslcndar--the Court has decided to order 4
rtar.ument when no. 900 Is reached in the
regular call Of the docket next term. The
cases require The Court TO give construc-
ton 10 the act OF March 3, 1875. rs Sta
tNtcs, 400 regulating the removal 0f cases
from State courts, and the decision is likely
to affect Il great number OF other suits. III
order, therefore, that all counsel in cases
| now pending in this court and the circuit
courts III which the construction OF the sta
tutc is Involved may have ample oprort,i-
nifty to present their views. permission Is
given them to file printed briefs therein,
upon condition that thirty copies shall be
1st OF October next. The Chief Justice
also announced that the regular call OF the
docket would cease for the present term on
The 25h OF April, at which time notice
| would be given CT the date OF the courts
ii iournment for the summer.
Among the petitions filed to-day in the
House, embracing bills, was Que authorizing
the immediate payment OF the money appro-
priatcd in 1877 to pay mail contractors in
several southern States, including Virginia,
West Virginia, and North Carolina.
With the exception Of the Committees on
Coinage, Weights and Measures OR. Ste
phcns chairman), and Foreign Affairs (air.
Cox c'Iairman). the House committees have
not yet formally organized fer business.
The Committees on Accounts, Epidemic
Disease. appropriations. and Agriculture
expect to organize tomorrow.
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aerccs: i9c. :ba-rs.s. &c.: genuine g0I.en syrlp
3''2SJc' 5 aaIion: New Oreans. prime. 1Oa55c.
tip.n. IRON: sror. st;c ; sscs. '''e' Af' "F'o'o
SnGTr: c-ssi'sf; 9t.; !"*'erf-i. 9ic.: gT,nu-
.sn,~ G az; 81; en-: '' 'oH Porto Rec. s
:0"p: Common. Jfs7c.: aa4s Wasting. 7,19,ss
TEAS: Black. a5c.6s1.-the Last = prime article.
i:cperiaI; st.Io@s1.6e; gInpowdcr. s1.45GsI.73
Hides, Leather. Sc.
IfiGrs: Green. IfLi,r.: tirr saitcd .0nllc.: dry
u; l33 AZ; vet saItet. GI47c.: net sailed c~c.
Irattzr: 81" leather. oak ao7 g.: sole .ea,her
h MOCK: lIs12ac.: coun.rv urrer aO;t3nc.: city
Lnish lSEt22c. > iGoi kin. 1oEa TJc. q ~ anrnass,
'rcat-v. 2J,a%O r'r inish. 10 la35c. = r.: calf.
f,Ms, rehca. a-1Sl90 "a H.; rough sklrt:uS,
frGn. Steel. Nails. &c.
aran; Ancriram refined. end Dna;sios ga
nr.: S"rhss; E"'niherr!, 5.c.: hoop, +@..: lfx-
ir"n: virginia co1l-hiart cborcGa s2S.I531
Tar:',,a'asi ch.rs2a' :2tG$2s: rsnn:yTanla sn-
t;G'ts: Old Dominion. 1926 per eeg Tor stand
.Ti -fh3t ls. h:H-:enny: nih"r siza- rSIca.
P'o"L'. tHstia?s: Wholesale. o.. retail 80
z:1c*: Manila aes:. 14Gl5c.: tut-. sdasr.
2"qs: Mixed cotton, lie: Whit. 2!:c.; wooilen,
Licnsrs. Wines. Nc.
Ne: Scotcn. ocet brands, pintS S2&?22s =
,,GZcn, gold.
sra"diss: po,res;ic. sl.a5G:2: fruit. sl.loa
Sl.40: rurie. new. Sl.Tj6a*2: old, s2.2J0sJ:
Virginia ls':lrh. f2mf2.30.
Isys Ehiss.v.: Medium. sl.Io@s2: r,,-c old. -
G$i t:rglE!t ,a&ulain, new, S2aSS2.5O, Id
s2.10&E $3.50 and upwards.
GA: domestic *i.25@$2: Imported. IS "a cs,a.
i.'o EnGInnd Rtm: Sl.1GMsl.eo
Hscttssr "ht*s:"5: Market du'st: srocf. fl.25.
Lumbcr. Slaves, &c.
.L"mher: White oas. Sl2G<I3F {: Goo: Western
sirglnil SlJGfroO Il .nHl. Whit n,na
flSaE61 900: yellow E!nc boards. ssnsl3;
tolst slHG>l4. according to lengths. shingles
''nr. s2.JUEtsJ. cyprcs: siX-utl. S5n;Q25
r 1000. l.a:hs-Srh,- 81: cawct, .1.5UW,sl IS
400.
Tncss: Whiskev- barrel tmber.2reen s i sMS2s7
Loco: seasoned. 5000 S25 I, LOCO. Flonr-barrea
ti'nG;:. SimSJ q 1000. Fiour-tarrel poles, IS
ho"shcl,:-hu0ls. zoe. + bundle
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuss. TOYS mining. 35c.@sl.25 q 100 FEET.
, Pc'ed"r: 1913 by the live kcss-leSd than dTs
kegs. 1915 I: blasting. s3.2Jms3.j0.
SHOT: Northern. !. 6j \ l.,s ~ rs tbs.
1r!T.@.i"a,H: lA.G2%c. "a 10.
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PLAN1NCsMTLL AND BREWERY BCREEF.

PLAN1NCsMTIL AND BREWERY BCRNEF.
CINCINNATI. April IA special says
the p!anins-mill OF w. a. Rlffenbu-:. ut
Hobart, Ind, was burned Saturday aisht'
Loss, $4,000. ....
Slack & De Gruyter'$ brewery, It charles
ton, W. Va, was Harmed this saerhihs'
Loss, $4,000; insurance, So'0Oo.
" STABLES BURNED.
New ORLEANS, April 14.-P. Holden
stables, with six hugsles, five horses, mar
ness, &C., were harmed today. Inc loss Is
eStimatad Mt $4,000,
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RICHMOND MARKETS..

NoNnm' April IL 1872.
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THE NEWS.
csAsE THE DISPATCH
n .,,ew A..a QUARTERS.

rrs CASE BEFORE THE UNITED
fs;E ;" .,-rrrME COURT; TUE MATTER
>jN',,xrn UNTIL 0CToDE&-F!RES IN
;' I'D NORTH CARoLNA-DEATH OF
,'i"I H,YES--CONG2 MAT.
~ ''.' r,,,y JEFFERSON CELEBRATION AT
. .@,'r Lorrs>VMhE- FINANCIAL TEor-
tt'"' ,,,n A1TEMpT TO ASSAS$TNATE
E"'s.,r ~ rIsSlA-NEwS FROM Chill
~ ~. Nv. ,.,\,,yt,-EGvrTIAS aFFAIRs--TuE
h.s<.- LINES DISEASED &C. &C