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IRA CLARK, President.
P. J. PIERCE, Secretary
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Third Assembly District Convention

Third Assembly District Convention
Pursuant to notice, the Democratic
Convention for the First Assembly Dist
riot OF Manitowoc county convened at
the Courthouse in Mantowoc, on We'd
nesday, Sept 1G, 1868, and was called to
order by A. WrrrMANS, Chairman Of the
District Committee.
On motion, EDWARD MILLER was elected
President, and F. WALSH Secretary.
Messrs Henry Nachtwav, Julius Lin
sted, and F. A. Schencke, were appointed
committee on credentials, who reported
the following Delegates present:
Manilowoc-Josef,h Villas, George S.
Glover, John Myer, F. A. Schencke, John
Achenbsch.
7'vo Rirers-J. G.. Weilup. F. Miller,
A. " eehausen, J. Linsted, F. Walsh, n.
Berners, c. FIe;scher.
Nshicoit-A Wittenberg, John Ny
ers.
GiJson-IIenry Nachtway.
The Convention proceeded 10 take an
informal ballot for Member of Assembly =
-Messrs. Nacl,twav and Fleischer acting
as tellers-which sesu'ied as follows
F. K Rand, Edward Miller, . -
David Smoke, 7. Wn. Bach. l.
Second Informal Ballot.-E Miller,
E. X. Rand, s David smoke, 7.
First Formal Baliot.-E X Rand, 7
David Smoke, 9 Whereupon, Davic
Smol was unanimously nominated.
The Convention ballo.ed for Count,
Supervisor as follows:
! Informal Ballot Jason Pellet, Q. A
! Wittenberg. 6 +. Walsh, L.
Formal Ballot. jason Pellet, 9. A
( Wi;tenberg, 7.
| Mr.. Pellet was declared unanim ousl'
nominated
EDWARD MILLER, President.
F. WALsn, Secretary,
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The Democratic Nominations.

From all portions Of the county we
learn that the Democratic nominations
made on the 10Th inst, meet with warm
greeting by the people, and that they will
be heartily supported at the polls.
JosEpu FRANcEL, the nominee for Clerk
Of the Court, is a young man Of good bu-
siness habits, and an excellent penman.
For many years he has held responsible
positions il many Of our leading mercan-
tile houses, to the entire satisfaction of his
employers. He is Bohemian by birth ],
but speaks the English language very
huen;lv. AS he 9ohemians comprise a
large, industrious, and tax-paving portion
of the county, it is but justice to them that
they should have representative in the
county buildings. Mr.. FRANcEL will
mike capable and accommodating Clerk,
This would be an improper place to say
any thing in behalf Of the candidate for
The Office Of School Superintendent. We
assure his friends and the public. howey-
er, that if elected, he will devote his time,
ane,ov. and all H.. talcn, he nossessas 70
the duties of the Office, and will endeavor
to discharge those duties for the sole ben
.f, of,ha cLiIJre, of ,,o cor,tr nc;,,on,
regard to party or clique.
The nomination of Mr. GnBERr to rep
-sss,t tho F;rs, Assembly, Dis,r.,; "a ,la
...on,hr,. :. os. oroo,ro., 4 ;,,.i;
o;o,, 40 ia :. L;o,,.Ir ;n,or;uo,,
t;S 49,, -,
a. = ia Di.t,;.+ Tba noo,1o oon ,o,,
,no, ,boir ;o,arosts ho;na nro,oo,ol y,
\ i'm anil ,lor ove Il - ,bomso,,os - co.,
that he vii Lo o1scteJ nv = ba,rr ,,aio,
itv
Mr F,r,u,ppp race;vod ,Lo ro.,;ra
ZION for Clnntv Sunarv;sor fo, The Fi,s,
D;s,ric, - i, ,,.,; mans vo,e-.,hs,ao.
tiay evidence Of the resnect and esteem in
which he is held by his neiohbors For
many wars he renresantod his town IN
.be Comfy Roarl and is as uorI .oopa;,t
ed with the bushes, as any man in it
lie is substantial farmer. and identified
with the interests and prosperitv Of he
county. Unscrupulous efforts will BE-
made in that Distric. to defeat Messis.
GILBxRr aud FAULHABER, and The Demo
cra,s must use unusually due diligence to
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED tffers for sale ths
L materials formerly used in printing the
German nevspaper--the NoRDwFsrrN They
consist Of a No. 4 Washington press G.rn,a,
and English news and i,b type, Leads, rules,
chase, 'urnIture aud all requisites for publish
ing Germ IN paper. The materials are nearly
new, AMI the whole will be sold chesr. by an
plying to OTTO TROEMEl.,
Sept. 90 1863 Mauitowoc Wisconsin,
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Arrest Of two Catholic Priests for Trea
From abe PhiIedclph.a Age.

rom abe PhlIedcph.a Age.
The 1T. Rev. Bishop Wood, who. our
reader will recollect, was one Of the first
to raise the flag of our beloved country in
the most prominent position in PhiIaAel
phis. over the lofty dome Of The Cathe
drai, and who, we have strong reason to
believe. has received from the Wa, De.
partment complimentary testimonial to
bis otherwise well known loyalty, was
painfully surprised yesterday morning by a
visit at bis domiciI of two police Officers,
hearing warrant for the arrest Of his
Chancellor and Secretary, Rev. Augustine
}. McConOrny, and Rev. James O'Reilly.
one OF the assistants At the Cathedral
Chapel. who has endeared himself TO all
who knew hiai bv his fidelity and aniabili
~ in the discharge Of his official duties. on
the most extraordinary charge of having
consPired with a certain u--O'Brien, to
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From the Chicago Times

rum iHt NNiCGS 90 1 l'ntS'
A very few days will determine whether
the suspension is to be used AS an engine
OF partisanship, or whether it will be con-
fined to us professed object. It may be
rhe precursor Of stringent ard sweeping
conscription. It may be intended as a
test to try The snbmissiveneSs of the peo
pie. lis terms are so general, and it is
capable of such ez ended application, that
only its auihors--for it had more than one
know what was intended, and only
knows what will be j S practical operation.
As 1t was without warrant bv the cjr>
Gums auces attending it, !: is very natural
TO fear that proceedings under 1t will also
be without warrant. liso, there is offered
20 the people an issue which must be
firmly and promptly met. The liberty Of
every citizen Is now at the disposal Of any
military or naval o&cer OF lie govern
,ueht.
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Cnrn1Y Fair

CHARLES EoT1ELMANs, Esq, Secretary
Of he Agricultural Socie Y, informs Us
that The Annual County Fair will be held
in this village on Monday ard Tuesday,
Oct. II and Is We hope 10 see good
fair, aud fu!l attendance Of farmers.
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A GRAND FIzzLE.-As we expe3ted, the
RoDINsoS Abolition Convention al James
vile turned out grand fzz'e. Thirty
one hungry beggars for crumbs from ABE
LINcoLz's 'at table were all that assem-
bleG, aud .Aey came away without NOR
sci. RoBlHsoS will soon be without de-
cent kenuei. We'll, be doesn't deserve it
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From the Y. 7. Exnress

It will as.onisb the void, especially
the Anglo Saxon world, where the writ OF
habpas corpus as born, after two hundrsI j
wears Of struggle, to see the descendants
of these Anglo Saxons oblierale the great
Writ of Liberty, for twenty mi lions oi
white people now, under the pro.ence OF
liberating four millions Of negroes pos
teritr will be amazed by this astounding
contradiction Of humane nature. and his
tory vii! mourn over the alterations OF
men fancving themselves " Free" just as i,
mourns over fIenchmen, who, under the
mock pretence of freeing France. first be
came the slaves Of Danton, Matat ard
Robespierre, and afterwards Of Napolon.
From the n, Y. Express.
The writ Of habeas corpus is suspended
throughout the land The entire north
has been oulawed, a hd our judicial struc-
tdie, by one sweep Of the Pres dental pen,
has been demolished We live hereafter
under martial law. Any one wearing the
federal uniform can arrest citizen "for
any offence against the military" and the
COull Is Oh Ia" shall nave no power 10 inter
vene. The once free aud independent
states now form one vast military camp.
and all that remains Of republican gov
ernment is a memory and name.
What means a suspension of ,,,e babs.
as corpus upon the eve ofmor,entous STATE
elections The federal 9.rms are everv
where in the asceada,.lr. The admiois.ra.
ion has passed scathless, exec pit Of mora
irJHTy, ;ae ordeal Of cohscfip'ion :he
most odIous, thus far. of its measures
The north is inotfensive in the face Of pro
vocation; sal'eo, perhaps, but submissive
passive and deprecatorg Of further inins
tice and insult. The people are willing
and anXious to submit their cause 10 the
ballot box, and neither turbulence nor vi
oence menace the general repose. Why
then, suspension of the habeas corpus?
From the Brooklyn News.
To say that Is issue has filled the pub
lie with astonishment, would but faintl,
describe the sensation which it has excited
It comes upon the people as unexpected
and unprepared. as would a clap of thun
der in a clear skv. The necessity for tb,
adoption Of such an extraordinary meas
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CTRAYED from the undersigned about two
- nfn'hs ago, pair Of Oxen, between four
"a Il wears old. Bob were rcd, one having
q white sDot The face. Information couc.r.
Ling them will be thankfully received nv
MARTIN KINNEY,
Coorertosn, Sept, 20, lass.
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accommodating prominent Republi
cans


Last weeks TriGuae r;diculed The meet-
inc which assembled here two weeks ago
to do honor to General SALoNoS. 1t
,hre " lis usual amount of slime on the
meeting, aud characterised il as a I" trea-
sonable," " coppeI head" gathering.--
Such gentlemen as jaws f. PLATr,
CuAs EssLINGgH, PErEY p. SMITH, CnAs.
UoTrELMAxH, GEO. N. Wo0DrN, aud other
prominent members Of the Republican
parry, ve}e leaders in the proceedings OF
that mee,iog; and if the Tribune has au>
thority to excommunicate them from is
ranks, We will welcome them 10 the army
Of " copPerheads." AT of hem are good
members Of society, and the addition OF
such men o he good Cd Democra.ic pa
Iv cannot help but strengthen itmate,al
~ in this county. Wh"e we rejoice at he
accession to our ranks, we cannot bat feel
sorry for ;ho d;laplateJ condition Of the
Abo!i ION party as it now stands without
their advice and counsel. The only won
der is, that those gentlemen have SO long
held on to The rotten week.
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Opinions of leading Papers

On Lsnco'n's Proclamation suspcnding
the WrH Of Habeas Corpus Mrouyhou!
the United States.
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FATHER McCONOMl.
FATHER O'REILLi." "

This evidsrce Of the gull, Of the accus-
ed, lame and ridiculous rs it must appear
to every sensible man, was easily explain
ed. A young man who represented him
self as q soldier Of the federal army. Who
had lately received his pay, but had been
despoiled bv robbers of the whole amoun',
and was consequently left entirely desti
tute, called at the residence of the RI. Rev.
Bishop, and representing himself AS of
good family in Ireland, appealed in .h-
most touching terms to the Rev. James
O'ReiI'y for some relief in his painful cir
GUMS ance5, a surng him that whatever he
might advance would be punctualIy repaid
at some future day. Rev. Mr.. O'KeiIIy
having furnished him with the desired ro
lief, gave him The fatal note, which We
have transcribed above, to Mrs. Hagen,
knowing that her house WAS most lc-
spectabIs one, and tha. Mr. O'Brien
vouI.i eujoy there all the comforts pec-
/ esSsry to him in his apparently destitute
n iiron. On this slim and unsatisfac-
! tory basis, the writ was issued which a..
tempted % brand with the infAmy Of trea-
| son TWO clergvmen
The sharp scented detective. Mr.. John
/ G Allen, having so sicnsly failed to sub
st"ntiate the charge, relred, probably to
hitherto unslained reputation of his fellow
cliizens The District Attorney abandon-
ed the case,
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them almost entirely unknown, to over
throw the government of,he United States
bv force Of arms. The writ was served
with most commendable courtesy by De-
putty Marshal Jenkins, and another officer,
whose name we have not been able TO as
certain The writ was promptly answef-
ed, and the Ri.hi Reverend Bishop accom-
panied his secretary to discover thn
grounds On which this infamous charge
was based. and if need lie, to bail out the
! accused. Having secured the services ot
Wm. l. Hurst, Esq, as their legal coun-
selor, they presented themselves at tho
office of Charles Sergeant, Esq, United
s a.es Commissioner Afer a delay Of
nearly two hours, they found themselves
in the Uuitel States Court, in the pres
ence of George A. Cotfev, Esq. District
Attorney for the United S afes, and Char.
Seargent, Esq, United Sta'es Commiss-
oner John G Allen, detective in the
service Of the United States government.
was the principal witness. He had &C.
posed, under oath, that he was in possess
| ion Of fats sufficient 10 subs,antia:e the
charge of treason ag g.in,t these reverend
gentlemen His testimony, given under
too evident embarrassment, was entirely
irrelevant, but at its conclusion seiled
and Iacerated scrap Of paper, whose con.
tents forrnct. ,hc basis of this untonnded
imputa,ion on the loyalty Of the reverend
gentleman accused. 1t ran illus.
CATHEDRAL, Aug. %, 1868.
"Mrs, II GER will rlea,e give The bear
Ell, NJ. O'Br;en board toi a few days and
confer a favor on the Clergy OF the Catbe'
Iral
, 1863-09-10

ruled nrm and In some cases slight Advance took
plaee hut the stocks Wero Light attract buyefa
and va hare to noo sales OF only about 800 brls at
xeoo7eo fol white winter extras; $3.50 for red win.
ter extr $50 for winter supers &t759s 90 Tor spring
cxsras; and <oE@s3o for inferior to neiinm spring
extras. F.
Tne wheat market ruled saads eases, but without
sny material decline, and there was considerable &c
tviT-,sith sa1cs Of about ooQ bushels at 81 o. for
No. Rcd; BIC for No, Rcd; 9eoaHc for No. Spring.
and scas1,sc for No. aspring-the market closlng at
tsawXc for No. Spring and 9o,sa9c fos No, Spring
with nuyeFs at the tusda aud sellers at the outside
quotations
Corn was brisk and bnogant and We note IN advance
IN p4css 1Hc pez bushel-with aa1es Of abons
bushels. at 57{@5sHc for River and Canal High Mixed
adoat. sek@564c for No. Corn In store 5Ia1kc for
store 1t tho close tue market rm, with sales at
sskc for No. Corn. Adisratcn Was read On chanre
announcing that two eltvntors with pushe1s Of
corn. were buried at buffalo yesterday evening after
which the market became considerably stronger.
The market for Oats continues active and nr1a. and
We note sales Of nearly 10000 bushels at 424aAc for
No. /. and 40c for No. In store-the market closing
rm ut ssc for No. l. - contract was also made foE
No. Oats, for delivery, sellers option, up til
18th cf October, at 40c In store.
R1e was vary quiet. aud We note Light sales OF Eo
! ut &c, and No. 2 at 6oc.
Tbs demand for Barley continues bssk. and we uots
further Advance In prices Of $3.50 per buzha,-yttb
liberal sales at q o91 for No. and s1o4@l 10 fol
No. L IN store.
The1e was very active inquiry for Timothy Seed
to-day. and We note an advance OF SC per bushel-
with heavy sales at ss1ah@2.2o- Flax Seed WIS sold
at 81 Is for good and LOO for dirty.
K kuIghwlEes were ttesdy at 48u. Alcohol, s2a9ic
Proytsiops we1e intctiVs.
F1elghts ru1f steady-with engagements at 4Kc to.
corn and tkc for whest to Hnnalo; DC for corn to
Cleveland; aad BKc for corn to Oswego.
There has bean lIttla demand for Heef Cattle, and
prices Tule eomewhat lover than yesterday quota
tons The sales made during the day have been fol
thin Steers and Cows. and tbs prices hare ranged
from $3E92S In the Hog naarket little moze &C.
tivy has BEEN apparent and prices hare ruled some
what f1uer. The whole Of the stock lelt over from
last market has been bought up. chiefly by shippers
far the Eastern market. Tho prices Of to-day have
ranged from ss.75@ 100 2 100 ns..
, 1863-09-10
Opening Day Of the New York Cattle Mar
kets
fEtcyr< the NeyV Verlr T+{kurA


Bulls Head, Monday, Sept Tho beef cattle
market opened this morning at A1erton's With only
955 head on sale. and from the number being much
below TINT OF tbs previous week OF the owners
anticipated an advance OF ratcs In this ttey dis
appointed. The butchers arc getting, as general
thing better grade q cattle than ths got last Mon
more good buliocks In the yards than there last
timated eana1 to lie for the beet, seller sinstag
oa and that appears be the top price though
possible that son1el butchers hare paid ike for
very choice beef The general selling price of good
fair lots Western steers, that VIII average ~ cWt OF
beef viii not sell to average over loc y. The trade
In such cattle will coInmand the above prIces is
pretty yelyto retail butchers but tho ruedm claas
which sell at a@t9c q doea not OF lively. hecause
the Wholesale butchers are not Willing to pay much
By quarter to half cent pound as they did Iast
week. The Inferior softs which sell 1t case z D. 70
Oh slow and at lower prices than last Monday, not
N3thBtAnd1nE the smaller number here. There was.
however, Iarge sale OF this grade at Bergen FIl
Ghys Saturday, and Sunday, TINT the yards OF tat
class OF butchers Eerc not empty this morning. The
weather, too Is quite warm, and low prices reported
in the wholesale meat market, 50 that, all thlng5
s1Gered, We report the market as having declined
nearly equal to half cent q pound net though the
quotations per round Will appeae about tho ZANE.
very large portion OF the stock Will be sold to-day.
and unless there are Unexpectedly large arrivals tof
The sheep market was oyerstocked tht5 mornae, par
ei1erab1y lower than they ruled ali the past week
The weather "a AGAINST the owners OF lya hogs, mud
that and other circumstances 1t Is thought, will pro-
Frr a =
, 1863-09-10

EditorG Chicago Tribune:
Ihaye noticed OF late, in the columns OF your
pape. many articles written and inserted at differ
ent periods, by dentists who are trying to inIure
one Of their -unofendlng colleagues. It Is very
evident that the man and his productions, Of whom
they are making desperate efforts to condemn, and
announce to be a monntebank, ,ls most decidedly,
in my estimation, and I presume to say that tho
discriminating public will concur In my decision,
that be is Of some note, Or, as might say In other
words, come pumpkins, for the reason OF his be-
ting noticed 30 much by his selfish brethren en-
gagged tr the dental art. The os1ginators Of this
imbroglio are parties residing in th1s city, who
consider themselves "A'' No. dentists. Their
names do not deem advisable to mention. You
can infer from the articles written by Doct. J. G.
Fuller, which appeared in your paper OF the I'd
inst, headed, Combinations" who they arc.
They arc jealous Of their rival colleague, because
he snrpasses them in everything he undertakes.
His continuous gum teeth, attached 10 the vulcan.
itc bsEe which he has Of late caused to be patent
ed, is unqueationablS good thing. I am PANIED
to witness 80 much disunfon among my practi-
tioneea. It ia humiliatinc and degrading to the
dental profession for men who claim to be OF the
dental fraternity, to aHsai and sander one in such
q manner az those to.be-pitied beings have done
through the public prints of tho past few days.
The composition snd high tone Of those articles,
claimed to be written by the so-called Farnham,
distinctly portrays the character Of the author to
the intelligent and reasonable class Of the com
munity, to be anything bnt that which is com.
mendable in professional man and gentleman.
We think that this ambiguous maA would make a
better amanuen1is than dentist. It wonld sra1-
Hy me very much II the said FatnhAm would chow
, 1863-09-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. Q, 1sl

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept, ., I93.
BEEF CArTLE-The market to-day has been e1-
srmel5 dull and Inactive. Thera hare been but few
buyers aad the salca at the various ynrds amount only
to lc2 ca There several lots OF good Steers In
the yarls unsold owers expecting, before the close
OF the week. to get better prices than at present. The
following are the sales during the day:
Adams sold Ferris Is Cattle, Averaging 11ta Is, at
S2H.
Kelley soia Meekway1s Cattle. Averasins nas tss on
Myers sold Rosentha II Cattle, averaging a2s ns at
Tofnlinson sold Dowly Ii Cattle, averaging 1895 ns
u Ticneh tola Eabld q Lyman ii Cattle, averaging
IiaIt Fold kencs II Cows averaging $50 ne at 4z7f
uOGS-Thcre Ens been moro active demand. and
prices hayc been nrer than yesterday There yesy
little STOCK let IN any Of the yards. Sales reported
during the day arc : SO Hogs.
, 1863-09-10
New York Seed Mnrket-Sept. =
From the Shipping List.

TLcrc IL verr little clover offering, nnd our quota
lion of skS.9a cents Is little better than nominal.
y so It osy e e
ies ~ ss agsss hsn @ sesd M so1a st ;oa
private teTH OF rough hax So bushels sold at s2 10
2 cash Te haya seen n ntasrons letters rom dif:
ent TINT the crop In the West s much beow previous
estimates, and both Oh and seed hare advanced there
unequal to tho houe demand 10: oil; the crop in this
State wns full QUE. Holders OF foreign. under the
their prices materially Withdrawn their stocks from
HE narket and We have further sslc3 to report
, 1863-09-10


hcseaso- 1So3...-... .....-.+.......40Hf,s5
At Milwaukee, yesterday. thers was nothing nav
70 be noted In money matters. a1chaage daily becoE
trg mors plenty SID the s1kettendmE to an unceu.
lo1tably cicse condition.
AT Cincinnati these Is continued good demand
for exchange and the mas1et Ii very strong at pa7
buytar and Y prem. ceiling. In re12tlsn to stock
matters the Gazette ssgs The papers report sers9A
suertg among outside speculators OF, ~ thsy term
It, slaughter or The innocents." Cincinnati oper
Ato1s. We hear. arc among thelAmedncks. ThelAstez
lad gone largely Into Michigan Southern guaranteed
This It time WAS As low as 1l5 declining IS per
cent. At s'nrle dash but 1t rallied aud was this
afternoon to 127s. Gold and stocR gambling VIII
ast likely xezu1t disastsoualy to hose fancy cantla
men whe haze been making up the largs flock Of
getss that have been c1o ding william street Tor the
benefit Of the ialusted who understand go thoroughly
the nice little business Of pluckios tho innoc*nts It
Ii STATED that four. ahs Of all the speculative opora
tiens IN Wall and Wasu streets. tor Bouo timepast,
have been OF account Of cutsIders. Many Of these
have been cleaned out. los,nE nIrEiAs. preate and
create cal MORE while the bnk OF tAeu are getting
badly famed. Serves them right.
-Goll is excited at st. Louis. Business In Govern
mcnt vouchers very large. n. Y. Exchange In con-
siderable request and very 1rm.
AT Philadelphia. money rules from 346 per cent,
With supply tn excess OF deuand.
"a dangerous photograph Of the Troy City Dank
s nas Just been put In circulation. It 80 well lunn
that 1t Is liable to deceive experienced money chan.
gers. ....
-Anew counterfeit On the Bank Of Iutlaud has 1lso
made Its appearance til two, and hss black let
tering; the genuine Is green.
In answer to query as to mutIlated currency tie
NJ. Ttfbune has received the following letter:
The principal for the regulation In regard to
currency. Is to protect the people from nuds TINT
would oerwIEe be perpetrHted upon tho Treasury By
feent parts like notes No note is o. ever has BEEN
rejected far being worn by T.e Of Otherwise nor for
asceraeu for being tom: however badly, 80 that
note Of tho fractional currency. or nineteen-swen-
ets oi Unied States note !tis only whcre piece.
purpose Of raua or from malice Or wanton careless:
ae1a ena IT, Iedmcon u ma uaer lie rcxaa
tons Of the otace-
Treasury Department, Washington, D. c, September
g. 1868,
, 1863-09-10

s eanger passed The wheat crop hiss been for the
most p6rt secured In excellent ordcr 50 ne sea5on
wheat IS FearF ably good and the crops unusual
II free from blight The sama favorable accounts are
eentIng the wheat crop In the Unit ID ngdom the
best and most bount1.l TINT has been gathered for
many year,