davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

Runs. Deliveries. runs. ChGrte
sJg. sos s5l.Ii5 1897 49,,
.rt.'a.4 lLl AtO .
Total barrels.

Tc SarSs % sSSsss SS si5tSS iijtlS s 'SltSS ~
The foregoing sts;stce losvo e room for comment upon
last week cercate speculation The nuuedsto future oi
The crude market VIII probably be determined by sseuH;vo
conscientious entirely. Many conservative members 81 ire
Of oil struck ia MasllUgjOn
COa0ty strength o Husssn competition will comyne
u below the eyel already reached This
practical support hon heavy short Interest Of
yOaOers tle country, Tte al street summing
OIL Is a would plague The cOuseq s lhat the
sg-cat has 40 friends and It's enemies legion but
lasi ang- proved hs there Opprcssy Ous
interest the msrket of IA tie eh Of tie most tscouIag
developments yielded only to 90 ctuts ana then
rallied ,rishly withn 3 cent o. tho week
final quotation. The podcnt scnmrni ID almost LAVer
sby of reaction OF Nv cents. Tho wonder that the
rOOd neid las made slight Impression
values nd that the fket ended more than steady
The range prices and tAe ot~ angs at e Consolidated
EXCHANGE the last three IL follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
SPIRITS OF TURPENT,xn

ts1sEssTpS; tsxtss Aug iiTgrpentne steady at 81 n
WILMINGTON. Aug l4--Iurpentiue nm a. r.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, August 10-P. n.

SUNDAY, August 10-P. n.
The United States Treasurer week received from
customs So2l97l4 and from internal revenue 81 .463
232-tota from both S7,6s2.9 GAG As the receipts ut
the Nrw-york Custom House for tho Same time were
only SO. 400. 900. the total from customs @5210714
indicates unusually large imports at other porte.
During the week tho Treasurer net available balance
was Increased S26l6726 by $3,O0s.677 added to the
cssh $39l 1851 Increased liabilities for tho trust
funds There was notable reduction CSl.552.37S) In
the gold balance made loss OF Si3. 725 bullion
plhs an Issue of $50 certificates This s referred
to fur on. Tue legaltender balance increased
s4,sO6.375 by accumulaions OF S3s3l.375 OF notes.
MUS the ret'remene of $4,000 certificates OF
deposit The reduction of $229.292 in the silver
balance made by au Issue OF S32l.570 certificates
less a gain OF $0i.2 bullion The other changes
ANAL and insigniicanDt
suboined the results OF Saturdays
pared with those Of the statement OF August 7;
Aug. z. 1886. Aug. Ii, 1886. Changes.
cold coin and bun.
less certificates
and SlOoOOO,O0O .-
res $59273.s7s s57721. 500 Dec. sl.55237s
iidcstes 29ssosl7 25leeSe2 Inc. 4soes7s
banks ........ 13.9Se,29s l4.2S7 $40 Inc. 9ol 521
silver dollars and
bullion less GER
tincatcs....-..... 97.s70727 97e4o4S5 Dec. 2So29
Totals ei9o,ssOOi5 sI99, ,8Ss, ,692 Incs3 s677
held to rcd'm Nat
bk notes. incldg
tnS fund . pO. 7loiolss 7l4a9lss Inc. asi o51
Net avail balance sl25sS9s27 SIPS So
Non legal tender .-
ttrac.1 silver coins 2S.32S3S5 2S36l, l3O Inc 32'4o
Total baance si54l6s2l2 sI56sl7. 7.68sInc.s2 G4947l
In the week ended August the Associated Banks OF
N-w-lOrk expanded their 49, ii 500. and last
week they contracted them the OF $3,093,900.
During the preceding week money at thu stock Ex-
change ruled nc 263 cent last week II ruled 507
per cent So sudden an EXHAUSTION and so sudden con-
raction, without the occurrence OF unforeseen
event, system Of banking dthicult TO
comprehend Tho contraction OF loans was
! very unevenly distributed, the banks making the
largest contractions were Fourth National aud Park
each ~ ,OO0 900. Many OF the banks expanded their
LOANS notably America Commerce and Lucoln Sa-
,nns rne city rrdnrei Its loans only $3OOOD) but t
los 81 200 600 specie and nearly 81 100000 legal
tenders deposits were reduced 81 100000 Judg
ing NV fgures given for the Jf Tho week tho
| h,nKs sotual loss IN cash for the week ABOUT
/ - GOOOOO and the eurplns reserve is little over
instead OF S72l2225. which is the result OF
| the averages.
The following compares yesterdays statement with those
! J. 1917 .L--IL- : ~ ~. nl all
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

CLOSING Prices Of BDsrOy STOOKs.
Boston. Aug L. 1898
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
7uE pErROLAUM MARKET.

wo c;ve the s-atemeut Of the lldewater Pine
-, rr a. matter %; record Gross stocks, 15O3,7l5 .
.en and surplus s9l net stocks OF mercinniable OIL
sS sl2 certificates outstanding 76- 900; credit nalanSs
80 re.eipfs ~ NO7 deliveries, 100 80 barrels Inc
,ot.nses Of he Tidewser and the National TRANSIT Com
,onei compare folo" for the I'st Two honlhs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
Citp prop.rtp for Sale.

LARGE downtown property 1or saie
n sntfable for storage or heavy InaDufacturlng
rutland q WHITING. BeeA'nan 81
A TTENTION Is called to- those elegant hrst-
- ., n.rn"rs q. n. and y. A. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16


Per cent 90 Exports include Corn Meal in bushels
Monthly average price Graded No Mixed Corn in New
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
Citp proprrtp Go Get.

ITO LEASE-No. 757 Madison ave.-lfand-
some new 4 story high stoop honsc dinngroom eAun'
sion 5 yeat lease Apply on premlS yf 20 ~, ,,..o
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
Citp propsrtp manteo.

WANTED. Houses and flats, furnished
n. and unfmrnishc, Tor my fall list -.
RONAINE BROWN. 02 West 3Sd-st near bropiN@y'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
Business propsrtp for Sale ano 90 Ect

I-TO LET.-Cor. 33d-st. and Eroadway.--
n Tho new and stores in sizes 10 sut tenant }.
now A IL I, BROWN, 90 West 33dst near Btott"ay
u'O LET.-Stores BurIng Slip, 80 Beck
mans' ana RUIAMD RqY g WHITING. 3 Beekmsn.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

.DNEAST Doth s r.-Parlor and third noess,
Ill With private bath rooms; breakfast II dossieu' 'o'
lor gentlemen suite singly.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

,iIO LET.-Lofts on Beekman,, Fulton. Ann
L Frankfort Clin snd william sts ,,.,
kILAND WHITING. Beexman ST
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

lO WEST .26IH-ST.-Famlly hotel thor. thor.
eDJ puc Lly renovated suites aud single toons ioi P
EsL, Oh transient guesIs nrst class ooal~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-25
PIANOS And ORGANS
at,E ARE EOW PREPARED
TO furnish the citizens Of Carson
with the
KNABE,
PEASE and
HARDMAN
II L a IN O -
AND THE
CHICAGO CO1TAGE ORGih
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORCis

A prices never before offered In
this city. For years past the
high prices of piP nave been
due to the enormous commits.
SIons of the local agents, IN some
instances being as high as copper
cent of the cost of the instru-
ment. We are now in a posi-
tion to furnish the instruments
at figures which will have the
effect of placing first-class in
struments within the reach OF
people of small means.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-25
MISCELLANY GUS.
An Efficient Remedy

In all cases Of Bronchial and Pul,no-
nary Affections is AYERS CHERRY
PECTORAL. As such it i; recognized and
prescribed by the medca; profession. and
III many thousands of families. fcr tho
past forty years, it has beenregarded as an
preparation that only requires TO be ta!es
in very small quantities. and few doses
of it administered in the early stages of a
cold or cough will effect speedy cure,
and may, very possibly, save life. There
is no doubt whatever that
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-25
Ayers CherrV PeCtQTaI

Has preserved the lives OF great numbers
of persons, by arresting the development of
Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
and Pulmonary Consumption, and by
the cure of those dangerous maIadies. 1t
should be kept ready for use in every
family where there are children. as il il a
medicine far superior to all others in the
treatment of Group, the alleviation Of
Whooping Cough, and the care OF Colds
and Influenza, ailments peculiarly Incl
dental to childhood and youth. Prompts
tude in dealing with all diseases of this
class is Of the utmost importance. The
loss Of a single day may. in many eases,
entail fatal consequences. Do not waste
precious time in experimenting itii
Inc dicines of doubtful "fiicacv, while the
malady is constantly Gaining Il de- per
hold, but take at once The slcediest and
most certain to cure,
Ayers Cherry Pectoras,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-21

Gin 3atfat6ta Ia Der ltnterfsabt,
benz bur@ EN- leibenbes NIB f&reienbes
2iab anehrere Mddte pera@@laf Aeraubt
wusbe UNI Der gu Der 1eber3enaune ges
louSte, baB Wrs. @inslows @orthin9
/ Ghrltp 9srabe Der artitelfei, befer, e. fit
bas 9iab beaStbiote, taufte einen 8crrath
bacon. Mt8 &c ttad Sanie tam uab ieis
aer Trot boron Wittheilin8 nso&te, weis
serte fie f&, benz Rinbe BON Dem @efauf.
fen 5a nerabret@en, ba fe eine Nnhdnae,
rim ber Homeopathic mar. Die aSdite
Nadts uurbe rieber f@faffcs psrbro&t.
Vie eer-aTater om uGdifen Gage mad
6aufe fam fanb er bas Rinb i4le&ter
ais ie; unb ba {: abermals cine i@tafloie
Wa4t beftr&tete, perabrei@te er ipdbretb
Der Mbpeienbeit ieiner Srau ben, 8inbe
cine Hcrticn be8, Snrup .unb Iaate ni9ts
baron. Die. No&t barauf falief Glles
pcbl unb Der fleine @dreier erpadte
ant Wer9en NIT heiterm @eli4t. Die
Wtntter mar erfreut tber ben plSelt4en
uunberbaren @e@fel uns pbwcbl lie ftd
auerf beleibi0t fibi.e, ale fe guftldruns
erbielt, ieste fe benncd ben @ebrau&
6es SArups fort. S&reieHte timber
uub idtafpie 0d@te fnb ibr Jest unte,'
fannt. Cine ~ein3elue Brcbe NIT benz
SHrup bat nod bas 2eiben iebes Rtnoss
unb bas Borurtheil Der Wutter beitegt.
Sn allen Gpotbeten 5u haben; % Gents
bic Slai&e.
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s.. Qraeaer..

sRr. 1852 & 264, % t.gonmercesG traBe,
i'm aaleuen Store, euapfisblt fem reids
1altiges 2ager bon giiers uab 8Ie@<
WadreH, Sefen unb 6ausgerdtbf@afz
ten aller Grt. Agentf lr Die er~celentea
Jaborite Qo@ Oefen. Mean fpreGe
Dor uno eramiaire bic neue 6erie 1qs
norife Oefen, tpeI1e auf Der febterl
NeD Orleans Mettausitellung bic goI=
oene Mebaile oerbielten. Oie beien
@dreiner . 9anbperf3euge cine .Spes
cialit1t. @r6Bte Mtswabl bon 8ogele
GdfgeH aaer Dirt. MuBerbem ftets an
0anb elm DOlfdnbiges 9lliortment BON
Garben, Del, SirniB, 8tnfeln, @!as,
Slit &C., fotpie friiden 2anbretbs
@artensS ame n. Cine Rlempnerz
Wertfatt TT init benz @eI9dft perbutt=
ben unb tuerben ale tn bies Sad fGIas
genbe Nrbeiten prompt beforgt.
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aIeiber fir Den ssrahIina.

OetetUeI TWI Z 1yrWptI1He
Sie 3eit gum Mntauf BON Griiblingss
unb @ommerfleibern, Often uab I'm.
ter5eug lit gefommen. gs tuirb i6
fur Seoermatn, Der fol@e Nrtitel gez
brau@t, be5ablen,
Ramcuaif q gubta
3i befu9eu urb 6ereit MammutbsNor .
ratb gu bei9tigen. Sie Waaren finb
pon ben relDmmirteften 6abrifen .gez
taaft uab tDerben gu 70 biIigen preiien
berfalft, tuie i1ur m6gIi9. Mle @u1s
ben ipsrben nit ibren Gintdufel aufrie=
bet iein. 26,3.3IR
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jaime mar Big sur einfaIt onfpruds.

Jaime mar Bis our ginfaIt anipru6s.
los!1
Cine atrbere Dame aber tuanbte 1tdl
balb ab uto tautt bernebmli9 murmels
te fie: rGinerlei = aber tie tpar sIiidz
Ii9l"...
1lno peit in Der Gerne, tief binten
am 9ori5onte tau@te goriica utter in
Duntel Der berabiintenben Wa9t =
langfam peri@panb es i9einbar in ben
Slatbeu bes @eeres, aus benz es muir
entpDrgeifiegeu gu fei1 i9ien, unl urs
bic @ei9idte Az er3dbIett BON ben beibem
glidl1 9iebenoen, bic at ibretr Sc;
ftaben bas eriebnte Iipl gefunben!
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San antoafo, ssfas, j. Sui 1885.
Sd taufte in bieier Gtabt Elm @adet bon
eorsforbS sslf Batting greab QtsparatiOn,
uaifrsos e elmer 9smif4en 1lnterfa9nns uub
fnas, ba5 baheIbe bon reinsu aub ni9t siftisen
&benitalitn sulammenssfett 10.
Die sbes bes PROT. Sorsforb mar cine tpirt,
lid erObartige, bas unberbaulide tueinitein.
iaure Ratron, peIdss in alien Gdlen bas
&nbrefuItat bon allen ans @eintsinrabm unb
9airon snfammsnsefsttsu 8odpnIbern il,
Onr9 bas I0sbars pbospboriaurs aaIt unb ia.
hon, ben pirfliden ~sfabrunestpertb bss Brobes
nnb bic anOdenfubtau3 ~eraeussnbeu eIemente
BET alatlr 81 erfeben.
Gsif fiderIid Bic befs unb geIanbefe Erd.
a%ratiOn, peIde benz YubIitum ieruais ~offsriri
parbs, uub ieOe gtuttsr, Der bic @siunbbeii
ibrer Rinber am Sertsu Iiest foute tein anbsrei
~stbrdu1en.
Sd lam mt nod bic Befdtieuns psI@t
bonn {sIissa beribmten gbssnifer prof. Baron
bon aisbis iiber bisfe 4rabaration absessbsu
Durbe, binaufiaen, inbsm er faste: sd BE-
tra@te biefe Griinbuus oils cine ber niibli@fer
gabsu, tpslde bic BiHenf6aft Der Meni6bei
,~eIieisst bat.A
Sci nIIem 0rpcerS III babeu,
Berfnt1t ee. 25,11,tuw6M
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Gitf kinDerlo(f Gbe


TT geipt6 cine lberans t~rdsstge Gdde Ear fidts
@esl G9epaar. Gie nnb iucburd bieIeim nebel In
fnrttrt3ett absetctfen iverben Tam, 9eist Der
,s0ee4sun0SsQtnter,.s 25o Geiten,s nit sibiyet@en
natursesreuen @tlberr, ipelber BON BEN aItet unb bes
2ipa9rten heuti4enS iESnitttut In Zen Yprt terausses
9eben trirb, anf be o. tie. Surge 2elte,
Bic In ben Stdnb Der Gbe treten wruef, felten ben
Gprnh S6iaers: - IN m .prnfei merf ito
emta ttnbet@ irpA bebersisen. unb lbas rrrs
trefli4e Bud leien, ebs fe ben wt9 ttsEen
r {S1rttt bs5 asbsnS tbuml Ggirb, for Is Gents
In @pitaartsn, iOppbl In beuti&sr ipte tn snslifMer (
81 GpraEe. frei snnb ioreiam Serynft I~rerlanht.
! MtreHe Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place. New York. n. Y.
Der .Rettunss- glnter" Ut IN San Nn.
tonic Bel BnGbdnbIer Wie. Eenae
5u baben.
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sdniift bic @rdbcr, Nie

GGmtiitft bic @rdbcr! 9ie GRID
beri6midung if cine i96ne, pietdts
bole @itte, bic Se6em our gbre ges
rei9t. Sie Wabl ftebt amifden 8lumert
unb Sentmdlern unb tper bic Iebteren,
als bic b%auerbaften unb utbergdnglis
9enJ pdblt, Der mirb BON benz iunge1t
&iinitter, Grant Set@, Mr. 3O5-
313 1oufonftraBe, auf bas Bette 6e=
bient uerber. 28,1, NIL
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9amcnaif q GDbm
California sGeitte.

9ert S. 5. Mener, Mboleole &
@etailbdnbleri In @einert, Manro gIasa,
TT nor Sturgeon BON ieiner bierter Sc
iddftsreiie mad g~nIifprnien suriidges
febrt. Gr fam ieBt feline Ruuoen urb
Gamilien init ben beften @orten bon
galiforniazW einert unb reinem Srouz
bens8ranbD Derieben. Geinet Galiforz
uta @laret nertauft ct bic @alone-$1.
Ports unb anbere unberfdli@te Weine
fiab ffets Bel linn borrdtbig.
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% / t 8
Nillem.
GrTaiafftt Gtnefspftps.
Aramlre 9eher

rrHf 70
unb sttalaria.
aus i fifa6en sptietsn IretstefteI aHsr
zfaMseQsi Res MeniAeuseI9leAtG. Gclgenbe
Ggnlptpsie seigen btreK Daieih an: Nnttfttners
Inf, TRACER 5tmbEeat9, @opftpsb NIT uebeIs
teits Noilleibtatett mad benz GtHenk Mbnets
antso oeeem 1tlrpetttMe Deer aetftt9e Has
ttfe4Se6n0, almfffpbef steb Der &t6BI3etf,
&eisbarIs5t sch 1ernNetnnseitfS, 9eera6te
@timasnmq, elm @ef6bI al babe stag tr9sns
cine pft65t resSdtfsts G1b5ussSet, &ex5fges
&yefs 8dpkfAse,t Dor ben N{reeMt eusteI9es
Saybtef &stia, eau5Ii1e Mef ftoH fn
rnD %tyfrTbern bic Nnrenbuua zines 9eilmtitels, bas
tirect 6uf bic Qeber pirtt. us Elm 9eberspeilmittI
t45tn 6atts9 Qtuett nidt tbres @lei4en. Sbre
@trffRg aui 9eieren nnb Gonf tt ebfnfa1s prompt
tnbfI ls aAt rnreinbeitei bus6 bieie bret ,,Mhss
fe1tsx Dee ebjtems" ~bslsitisen nnb appeit, ses
funbe gefbaunns, regAmdbi8en Gtublgans, flare
6ant unb einen ffhftigen abrpfr b~erissneu. 3nft'S
Wiuefl pernrja@en rreeer Gfet cher 9eibf9neiben,
NOD fnb Ne aoFeHp ti her thsiiGsn 9erufsarbsst uRo
iinb Elm gr1abu&ts
@sssmnittel bel 3~1lalarta.
Satt's dber5uderte piaem.
1uit's gsaea FuS nit elmer @aniEsNsSaae
Dede hbetSpssns irelne bteisibeu 70 anAenebn! ipte
Golffet t9ra Gtnue9msn nnt felbft BEN 44fphnien
Wasen5 srasIi4 ma&t.
kehsraa u batea.2 s Cts, ~ gurras ST.. M
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eSnt Cinderella ed,ub gtore

ino tleue Maaren ei1setroffen fir bic
bebprftebenbe GrlbiabrszSais
. n. Mir baben ltns bur9 ben Mus
geni6ein 0abou iberaeugt, bob biefe
Waaren: Damert= unb Ginberz@ @ube,
9errenf9ube &C., bas 8efte fino, mas
ie I'M biefgen Marfte pfferirt tpur6e.
Die Musuabl 1T febr rei9bnItig un6bie
9reiie iinb iebem Bebirfnib argemeKeu.
Wer ~elegantes unb bauefbaftes 59ub=
aeug tragett min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella g Store,
@de 6ouitonitrQBe & Nbe. s.
2.8,t1f
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Der grsdbler i6piss. gsa@. elmer
paufe iaste cine ber Damen: pDas lit
allies gang f66n unb gut, ALIEN meir
SbeaI tDdre oas niGt getpeien. Nein
@ott, tuie einf6rmig niuB bies 2eben
gepefen iein III CLAUDE Sbre @us
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-21

- Ma9t Cure .8efeaunsen far Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, gtenblem,
&upferble9 unb 26tbe BET 9iper &
S@uItbeB 249 Wtarfet Str.
@part @eIbu nb 3eit.
@arantie far niebrisfte Marftpreiie.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-02-12
CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

Rev. Dr. E. t. Baird, formerly of Waynes-
boro, and later of Arkansas, has purchased
the Montgomery Female College at Christians
burg Montgomery co and will hereafter con-
duct it. He retains Mrs. O. S. Pollock the
former Principal, as assistant.
Joseph Mas, the leading English tenor,
who the Stanton people heard some thirteen
years ago under disadvantageous circumstar-
ces, died in London last Saturday. In more
recent years he had become famous.
The opera of robin Hood,' the music by
Prof. E. Louis Ide, formerly of Staunton,
and the ibretto by q gentleman of
Richmond. was given before the Mozart
crowded house. The Dispatch" in its first
night" notice says of it thet ''it shows the
work of clever and scholarly musician; and
it deserves to be heard and appreciated when
singers and orchestra shall have become more
familiar with the music and action
Thursday nights from $780, to IL o'clock have
been fixed by Gov. Lee for his receptions.
The dispatch" says sit is understood that
any one can call, in such dress as he or she
may prefer, as everything will be conducted
in make yourself at home" informal
style"
Mile Rhea, the piquante actress, who lately
dsiighted Staunton, made call, accompanied
by her manager, on Gov. Fitz Lee on Sunday
last ct 2 P. NJ. She expressed herself as
delighted with the Governor Her engage
ment in Richmond was very successful.
Hon. tTohn W. Daniel got a severe fall OIL
the ice covered streets of Washington on the
4th inst His weight fell on his wounded leg
and the suffering was SO great that he wal
forced to take to his bed.
1t is tated that W. G. Elan, late editor Of
tire Richmond Wing, has accepted position
on the Baltimore american at 81, 900 per year
G. " David Hunter, of the U. S. Army, died
a few ,1ays ago. He was in command of the
raid which penetrated nearly to Lynchbure
in 1864, and which defeated the Confederate
home resel yes and a few regulars at Piedmont
near New Il ppe, in this county. He occupied
Staunton Few days, and then proceeded tc
Lexington wi, b Crook and Averill. Averill
came over from West Virginia to join him,
and brought with him David S. Creigh an
aged and well known mem Der of the Presbyte.
rian church at Le,vIsburg, who had killed a
Federal soldier with an axe while he was fore.
ing his way into Miss Creigh7s room. Hunter
tried MIR. Creigh by court martial IN Rock
bridge and hung him near Brownsburg. Hun
tier was met near Lynchburg by Fairly, driven
hack with haavv lOso and haraSSa0 until He
sgot out of Virginia.
Hon. John L. Harris, of Virginia, is the
attorney of the democratic contestants in all
of the four contested cases before the House
this session. virginians seem to have made
a ,corner on such cases in the House, for
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DEATH OF GEN. WINFIELD S,
HANCOCK.

Time is removing many OF the heroes
both sides of the civil war, but no depa J.
ture has excited more general regre t
through the country than The death If
Gen. Hancock on Tuesday last, at Cover :
nor's Island. His death. from carbunc lie
which attacked the brai ,. was unexpecte. /,
for up to ten days before, he had been n
excellent health. Gen. a ancock Was on g
of the abest generals of tae Union armit -
and was patriot wn.,se PATRIOTISM was
unstained by SECTIONAL prejud He ma ?
almost be said to have ba n the author Of
the disaster which closed the doors Of
hope to Confederate suece IS, for it was he
who selected the fsald OF 6 ettvsburg as
battle ground, y.ad lit WAS ne who directe Il
most Of the Fl hitting on that disastrous
field. When pat In con lmand of tt q
Southern DepaTtnsent after the war, g
tqualed his fame ON the feel d by MS regar q
for the clvil law and his sul)oIdinatlon II
the military power Ia it.
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THE CHAMB OF COMMERCE

THE CHAMB Err OF COMMERCE.
The character of the meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce Thursday night
was very encouraging to those who hope
for useful and prosperous career for it
IN the future. The room was full, and
almost every business man there showed
his interest by discussing whatever came
before the meeting. If it were nothing
but for its giving an opportunity to our
business men to exchange views, the
Chamber of Commerce would be invaIra-
BILE. While we regret to lose its late
President. we welcome in the new one,
W. II. Fl. Lynn, Esq, business man Of
large interests and indomitable energy,
who will, as far as IN his Office lies, make
the institution realize all its best posi- bill
tiles. In re-electing the Secretary, Col. J..
c. Shields, some warm verbal tributes
were paid, to his efficiency in the past
They were all deserved. for, whatever the
rest of us may think We. have done, the
practic II and unceasing activity of the
association, has been shown IN the office
of the Secretary. But it is no new harness
for the Colonel, for he was one of the
moving spirits at the Inauguration Of
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce
which, at its birth, numbered less than
the Stanton one, and is now power in
the business, transportation land CONNER
ial legislation of Virginia.