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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
HEAVY DEFALCdTTON.
A CLERK AssOoSps WITH $40 600 IN GOLD CHECKS
$4,000 or rHs AMOUNT oAsHEp - IS, 900
OFFERED FoR THE APPREHENSION OF rHB THIEF.

CLERK AssCogDs WITH SAC, 600 IN GOLD CHECKS
$4,000 or rHg AMOUNT oAsHEp 6, 900
OFFERED PoR THE APPREHENSION OF rHB THIEF.
On Tuesday at II o'clock P. m, Mr.. c. c. Parks,
broker at No News of his clerks named George
Calvert to Msss Charles Jurger Co, bankers at No 70
Exchange place with order for $4,000 in gold cheeks
certificates As the messenger did return the expiration
Of Is minutes another clerk dispatched 70 ascertain tho
OF the delay On reaching the Office Of MessEs Jnrger
Co. the informed that Calvert had procured
from the firm eight certificates for S. 90 each of the following
denominations 1900 q 4Je Z, p 80 u, eQ6s u $50 ID.
81 ,f2i ID, 81, 997 A. q, 1854. $1,000.
The messenger returned 10 his employer and impaired bis IN
formation. Unwilling believe that Calvert had yieled
temptation Mr. Parks waited for half hour and then dis
patched the CLERK Sub Treasury He there Informed
that tho certificates had been cashed BY Calvert
ceiying therefor gold The certificates eashed
Nos 81 and 81 S Of letter A After receiving the gold
Calvert had departed by the Pnest door and nothing
was seen of him Satisfied that C decamped with the
Headquarters and uofed Inspector Carpenter Of
Information Of the robbery at once autographed TO s
parts the city aud 10 the principal cities throughout tbs
United Detectives also detailed 70 follow tho
fack OF the fugitive Calvert about 80 years OF fets
inches hight weighs about 40 pounds red lace doepy peek
marked brown hair dark brown boar whskes the 1dcs
OF his face extending under the chin small Keen dark eye
slight Irish accent he has habit when Converting Of rest
tnq his hand on his hip. .i.l re - al
lhe Board OF Brokers Of the God Exchange have offered
reward Of g. 500 for the arrest and conviction OF Caher
" the recovery Of the money in proportion no
amount recovered -''.iei ~ ~
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CHANCES Tor Business aleu.
e pATENT LAMPS-PARIs 1867

IVES patent LAMPS-PARIS 1867.
Our severa nvs1oni protected by Letters Patsit g.
the important Euoa countries ad Ps having bsea totsi n',
oar Lamp WI be eiihifed al the
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION or 1867.
In suDaon oihs desnd thea erpsoed have determined
70 es;sbs manufacture the under
soma sopervon Of partners who will ey
with to psttetns s loF the business
q Nlmeiliey Igirins adtonai TIE
suoe. Of the busass s5Tosd propose dpo
81 nsest ~ tn Tor cogairy sad b.ieV
can sAsg.oy ntroeuents Tor who
AID Improvements AID the pid growth q
hfspen whas Jsnps have besa
VITA unvsTll ssias,ioH. b0h u city lsd lses s.Ho
nisls an circular
10 Americans vss the sst Fair this seori, susy O.
vofah opportunity fa safe ,nt lucrative % which
eoLaUined
plate lengthy abroad aud would s htsre good
ohe eeutrl cities. Ia place scurig
prortbe in IN Europe the market Of tbs world end
81 Petroleum eeafsn,y ssin s bs, bsmps
.hesd wlesvsI h Cal o. ss1d for cIrglsrs
BULBS IVES L Co No a. Maiden- ahs Ms lort
PFoer. s.a md
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BILLIARDS.
CONNECTICUT TOURNAMENT.

The gentlemen who are about getting mp another
tournament Of Connecticut players for the purpose II deter
mining the successor Of Gershom b. Hubbe whose
champion expired the 18th Of August last have sssnea
ar ttc Billiard players aud others OF the State
sahng that ~ proposed 20 raise BY Subscription AMOUNT
sufficient 30 procurea Goon Cue superior 70 any now Ae
State emblem and pFaeeabo OF two oths pszss
10 &c contested M BY OIL nc prominent players IN the STATE
tAe place az Allyn Han 10 TIE city OF Hartford commencing
Wednesday November ID and continuing Throughout n.
week @ .U.th hushea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

o. the PaTk 10 oIdsin folowi
sYeos dsps Of ibis Bosfd hereby ensnded 90 az
20 rad . follows;
sFc pounds Hereby established in the Central PARK
Impending II horses, ca sheep goas dog, swine e.r,
d PAX Al such snina
Eae PAX be- taken by person OF persons
sod pounds aud 10 hep ~
,-o d1ns Eve days ., tn end a which un roy pre-
NON csret they soid public acon provided that
1i TIE heiei
ousY .l1ftri q the pound. - ,.,---,,----,
me ourt sn posndrd by virtue Of he ordnance Of
e Cn P,k redeem before tho day Of SALE by the
pavnsn b tho Treasurer Of the Board. e. foliows;
ether than goats aud geese Two do ahu We Oh
pcnse o. keeping
Tor sseh goat ioi,rs. ard the eIpsDs- kerpng
each sDd te expenses OF Keeping
Toe OF keeping sbsl 10 reosoned a. follows;
for eaeh ho dos or bead Of stock hy es per day
for elch goat, swine OF sbcc p, twenty cents day.
For ~,oh Esose hvr cents pr day
M within ono upounded sni0Ial IL,
shall ppsr snd claim tho the Treasurer shall
sdncnT the u smoun 81 the charges above po'oed o Py
o him the proceeds Of ~ sac n, 60
.bov ordnance adopted meeting OF tho Board Of Com
i..ur e the Para, held the 1871 inst .nd 70 pub
ef In the requirements Of sn act entitled An Act
or regulation and q the Contra Para In Tho Cy Of
York pied April ~ 1857 TIE following 'reon oil 'sd s1'
IL spp ieabe 20 the sbove ordinances; -,
SIC IS All pef,vu offending sssnsi such ordrsnees shs b
deemed guilty Of mdsmsaue .od De punished on eS1yoH eeis
the Magstrate Of the ly 81 New" YORK 0y
dy dor- sud drisuf o. payme' ~
exceeding thirty days BY order Of the board
ANDREW H. GREEN, Controller OF the FAf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
THO VALUABLE MININ

Il PROPERTY NEAR HOME poR sALR.-fhe andersisned
for sale the hnes Real Estate Mills heeho ~
situated In New Castle County, Delaware. Al. a..
progeny uaied about three De fom nc nas o. VOC h
s m e town ~ FrpSs. Square Pa and cOn,e1is
communication rom WfmnsIo" II MI
81 which aessA u daily Eaols lS
coaches e. in TACT, surrounded with AL tne
very old and biytly civilized commshity - an, A.,
Tho Mines literally ne1hauEibe and tTe peinap- wv 49,
IN the known woI,he quality o. ,se PIGdse NM srS 81 Prof
L. r. NAa sapeTior any found la either hnsiAnd % Hne
lea ly equal the finest French OF Austrian roiee az,
made nom tins Clay Of ihe ne. g..
Je y fyioss initiate the choices. French "'fh sn
almost lamp Sssibe. - - ). .o,.4,
FOR Pspr Nsksr stands lhe bFhes fsSr and y G
fr IN prcfroaceo Tia BEET English China Gay Inc
quarter very eIeeeds TIE
FoI The naunste Of Fire Rriek bi. Clay considered 'npeTsI
analysis q Muspra az Liverpool has ia per cruz "
matter this contains bat IS cent It's esse
npoFiIn puTposo The meet famous In The "oho
dia,,iy commencing prosecuting the business ~ te
nesfsa,y Nils Fomaees. kI Presses ferpeng -.
eine D. ling Psns Racks Hais Futue4 Machinery wagons
oos the good order aud oil the no'
Rial TIE otter Improvement on INC properly
u linz ous Brck boarding House Ter the neH si"to
stsbe Bafn Once and WI House -. n -
The present capacity q the works IL shout Twove W
day which PROPER mlnagement Proat jay Iy
dTSl be realized whlo he demand foT t
ne y constant growns bu, and almost eounde
IN. capable Of being extended 10 many hmes the
lycsen! capacity and u being run beth day and n-h' - a.
China Clay used By American manniaetWsIs
Under efficient management every van
China fo these mlue into the MARIE amost cs "
he'' INC ''' Al Ta1T IS REQUIRED rs CAPITAL
OF 10 work these mines 20 UtIu
eTsni II possible to Danish all osga c9npfteoo ,i
b, faifhod every Information ehecrIehJ communicated
If cneI into responsible company tie ovps wiling 60 take
ARG Ca, n pisded sse Kson No 50 Fuonst
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THE MARKETS.
loGsfsHy reported sor TIE TnDUsLl

lcsrefuly reported fof The TEBUsLl
WEDNESDAY, Oct 81 leo6.
AsHFS-The market Is easier but fairly active ssies Of 40
bh8s at e. % for POts and SO - Tor Pearl 80.
BRICKS sre firm with good demand At g3as4 iCr com
COTTON-Te demand has been less active and though we
make no alteration in hEqre or Quotations must be eoRsa
ding Upisnds 10 Ale i,r DO New-Orieans.
C0FFRE-Braz Cose rsains quiet but prices firm and
the offerings moderate Oher styles meet with some inquiry al
full figures sales Of - bags St Domingon iie gold IN
C0AI-The regular rnoathly anctou Coal
same OF to-day under the sPeniendenee Of hr j. H. Draper
eutiOnesr There ge far attendance at Tie sale iae
bddng was quite sptel ad advance was obtained on all
Kinds except Lump gkct shows dselne o. 5lc Per 9n
Annexed particulars Of tbs and last sale October 81
1s66-9 Lump AZ = JOaf75 65o tuns Steamboat AZ
o 6OGt 20 DO uns stove az s645a6 Ga 5000 ts Chest
nut at = ~ ~ 81 oep'ember = 1900 sJ iuns Lump az
- 50G - 80 Steam5O1 az s. rs 81 300 tuns Crate AZ
e I5e 3 ie9 aas Ess a = q s. s. ~ tins s'o'ea'
flour AND MEAL-The market for Western end State
Flour less active but VITA limited arrivals prices are lower
et O. 90otl O. for sasrne state and Western tl0dSu g
Cor ordinary and common State s2 sI9 60 for Fancy
rrn Extra sla ds5 So Tor shnrng ONO s 65as g5 ior
Trade and Family braEds Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and
aud frn a. s. 5oaa 3 per 100 caasdsS Fiol +, fniy
bet and quie' SALES o. 100 5s 1t t4 1Jas6 Is or Trade
6Fu; sas Of b ut o. 75eilf 90 eounoa 10 fair
atpoTe and Cogay ESra sad sa lSesll for Trade and
hrmeI sales OF l.s7s lhk a. 5ats % Com Mea is
GRAIN-The West market IL more active and rces 81
pring arr 5aiOc higher and wnter s. higher demand
chiefly Tor milling ~ og Investment, and The market
closes strong TIE sss sfa 90 bsh rejected Spring at g. IS
2aeo hsb no 2Cbicaes AZ v 3s1s2 81; elso bach No
MHsukse At - 40asz - ls0 basil Amber Safest q -
foD b1. White Canadian AZ y 1f 80 90 700 bus White
Gsbese Al s. % so bnsh. White MichieuD Al 81 250D 40
sye bad higher bat We near Of 10 saeS lsaie beie'
arc ~ iel daand sales Of 10 90 bush a. lTs ~ for
Casads Wei ~ bJad " q lor do With Some itsntns
seorhet &c 8Bd q DO DO free bJley Mall qeiei
Nk F4ti ~ Dlt hes active and hrni GIes 81 ~
eaah ~ ~ilc ior Chicago T5076o for Milwaukee and 10
iDi hcH osle tosaF 81 demand az AA'do hg1ie9
[in opffta 90 Jatc lower. and very unsstsd kleculato
ffptag Vese iesel ~ ~ c9necssIqo bufeTs faf
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Gorucral,ou Notices.
srpsEr conusslos ans OyyIoE.

SraEKf CoHsssIoS ans DYyIcK,
No ~ BKO4DaAY NV YORK, Nov ], 1858
IIIANGE ol GRADE.-Puble notice Is hereby
~ given tia, propositions LOT the following 'is
the Hudson rivrI also sixty
STREET. Ttnh 20 the Hudson Iiyer Maps showing
The pforosed q DO tnis Office
rcr0us interested the foregoing mrnon~d change OF geae
and hans objection. thereto requested present tho nie ~
writing dsbed q this Office on OF before tie :t DAY Of
November, lea thAn; " 'Oi1'r....i'
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prcFJpTs OF PRODUCE.

OF 3Oys1s bbs Flour, 60 bbs WHISKY go sacks Cor
Meal 90 so bush Wheat 81 10 bush Corn 100 Dush
Oats IL 902 buAb Rye 80 bnsb Malt 93Gp bush barley
bush Seeds = phgs Ashes ~ pkgs Beef ~ bns Ioh
l2f pkrs Cut Meats 40 pkgs Lard l2'2 Ike hosS f'
hills lplrnleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
5dplnqs Bauks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. Eghth-aye cor.
~ OF Foutesrths SIX PR CENT iNrEhEsT tres Of
Dspssts made on o. before Nos w draw nieta IRON nov
THOMAS CHRiSrY, President
r. r. Bull SsgstAry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Bef-Per 100 10 on total weight Of hide taIow ana meat
Si3 - GSiJ first quality t2 fJ@slJ second qhal
il2aS2 5O third quality s0@sl 49, some OF the poorest
bulls &c, tsGS9. -
according 10 their value tor beef -
Coos Ccioes-Far quality tCGSl3 extra, 80
GSIlO; tnrrOw and dry, st90d3. -,
Stores Thin Young Cattle for Fumers-TwO years ODDS
S3D6s35; three -yearsOids, Si00st5
Shoep-Per b. i've weight j86c extra Cossets &C., sheep
and lambs per head IN lots, S20s4 30.
Fat Hogs-er ~ l000tc, I've weight sholes, wholesale
lO3 ollie. retail l0lIc. go
Bides-Brght,n, 99l2c p n Country lots, elSiOc
OdU Skins-2Sc.
TGioo-Bri,rhton sdiOc y n; Country lots sSslo
Peis--sl1Sl IS each.
PTy,RKsThe fresh arrivals OF cattle 22 some
week But partly 10 make up for this d
ference heavy Western cattle lett IRON
market that tho market Is pretty wen supplied Inc
reports show that the Western stock purchased
something and the butchers naturally expect inc deies
lower their terms pOpOrbOnaey In consequence OF the
ras fell by showers Oh day yesterday the wards we're
yog3 uncomfortable except 20 the fortunate lew who bld
ipaia ~ Cambridge there were Just 1000 nearly
al small cattle mostly quite thin The report Of LOO head al
Brighton the butchers feel safe 20 Keep nndes shelter and
their stock while TIE denched droVef
Vas am 20 get OF the mud For Northern oxen
about the highest figure mentioned and i2c FOR pretty
coed best ~ 2e ordinary cows and Young
cattle lie. and lots weighed NJ sc 40 oWt
Stock oil sold Cambridge. At Brighton the western
and trade largely posiPones to-day Little
change IN prices
We foot up little over 1000 sheep and iunbs aboni
Two thirds the usual number Of The market 3 better,
this week sheep Sold week they coe not be That
no improvement especially wet day We do not see
change in prices Many lots crown down close TO y Pt
head Batcheder sold carload TINT averaged Oa w. ioi
good lot 90 ID 10 tc G. H. French sold two cor
loads at g 2 Frank RoId at ~ 49, T. Flint at - 10 l.
Fowler, at e. sc
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Goal, %f.

,-..>I1
DEST English House Camel and Liverpool Orrell
DCOBL NswYork Brooklyn 10 qpaass SAT-
III ~ T. ARMBLE & BRoFHER'RO. "a Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

SSn NM A party VI Northern men who
@JVsVVUs bs,s s.eeessf4ly estlyslsd Cotton nh yeas
River Otnp bsyns aosEes Lests, fss msaBs ss
- sdSitlnsl csrt1l desire TO form COfhbThEHShH
sh tte paTneT Wilma 10 iatesi tts
sso,s snouil Idss, PLANTa eSIS GfJ sNbbgh TnlaIs
Ofss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
fost ano fonno.

r OST.--A BANK BOOK on the Seamens Saving
~ Bank JOHN DICKINSON The Gnder Will plsAe retain
sane 10 bank. No. 81 WallzL ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM Ri,e,.s.30 sun 81 Moon Rise'.O:46
WATER THIS BAY
ssndy Hook..3.OT Gov. Island $40 Hell Oaie'.'''9'-s
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port- marSeu Q Notire.
sr,rx or NKw.YoRx

. Co., ...r. STATE NEW ioRK 4
PoRr.WARDESs OFFICE No - William ., :
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ toa ofths passed April "a 1851 entitled An Act Re
5rxanre h. Wanens Oe Of the Port OF Newfork 10 al
interested having charge Of the subject matter Of soeh
inquiry examination that the following vessels
undr Port Wardcn that the ad
vii be eompeed within days succeeding
hnsrt s.ffv aaaalrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
u CHICAGO. Rock isLNSD AND PACIFIC RAuRSAB
EIKsr NokI0AGE SEVEN rER CENT BoNDs
(Iukr1 YEARS TO Run,
FOR SALg ~
CLARK DODGE & Co.
No. 81 WALL,sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

bnsints
u eensr features az the Money market PRESENTED 10
ahsuTe iod4r Nst dscouD houses IeP9ii a. tet
aensnd for hcrey snd IN some quarters ~, IT, s, I
~ Exrbrr Il AL he present an favor OF foIs anu sbe
ef TIC Ia Ia aso obliged % ship currency As -. ~
ssurcf rtf fr ma 1uo Is existence enufey " NC uc
eu<,re1 r ffv srdne rroiuce The faiIoads fe pocAt
80 a., nd ether rolling freight and gram shippers ere
kr IN l,r decline lake ircights A Few days or week
I'D Nrtf VII rsyol,iOaze this condition ot ais4h, ana
- "a M MI ccp fy begins a. move there lsno DOUBT Il
$50 rsr ,,jl aran Dow Westward In the open tarrld
ul turs ire placed 90 1915 per cent aud less eseepf
ko mann. al ps cent per The scarey o. hSehhnee
.o.frros con ling some Of the banks 70 rom currency
Round lots placed between bankers NJ 2tNc premium
elor with more than sellers at The uVper iura
Pra1 Osweco bills taken az 4aSc oiseounA ana
aaada scht of The counter rates were li0 dscont e
par buying and DC 90 O premium scg osl OF the pAnht
charging Che upper figure
Tie Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday remarks
The discount market Is sin in a comfortable working cOIdt
The hanks being able 20 accommodate az the accepan
tapef offered Tho applications for loans were Dot 20 liberal
Yesterday Rates OF interest are steady 40 az per cent 10y
signatures aud lO 10 cent for COED ooneic
paper call loans made at 81 PEI cent Achlhse
was not 80 heavy there being better demand and es
Ing The receipts still IN excess Of The saes a.
Of the banks The buying rate ~ par Tie nominal stlt
ting figure is Oc pTeminm bat chccks ioi maAeu ls Nte
dravn a. y0a7jc per $1,000
AZ tie sale Of Scranton coal 10000 uns to-day, better
rstes we're realized Tie rates were as follow Steamer
sOal g. ElaS5 G2li Lump coal a. 5oo$i15i Crate
coal g. l 50 90; Egg coal, s. q 0$5 1O Stove coal
g. 45G$6 CO.; Chestnut coal, s. l2IG$@l
The following Is official statement Of he business Of
tho Office nj The sstau Treasurer Of The United States
IN Eos.yoi for Che month ending Oct. 81, 1866:
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sTsTs - HEw YoEE. BAsK pnrAErnsSr, :
Dpihtuo q Offices.

ruE AsssloAs EroAasss M rIoSAI BAsz,
Ks~ioxK Oct ~ ISss
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
IA CENT Of the Captr stock OF tss
B.si h.s beer dsclaref esyssls The as'
closed oa thu dsis aad ihs "a hoyen,s
L. WILSON. CsshI.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

E1RsT MoRTGAsR BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAIBROAD Co. or CALEDONIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

kERzEsT THE RATE OF SIX PER CENT PEB ANNUN, Paw
ABLE sENI-AINUALLY, on TIE FIRST DAY or JASUAE1
AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

JEaskr CRY Ocf. ~, lao.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE % PER
"A CENT Capital Stock Of TIA, Bsas has been aseisrsI
p,yab tree o. Goysrnsa, and State Tar na .sr nor %
SANFORD Cashier
DULLION CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
I'D PAkY OF COLORADO.-A hfh DIVIDEND Of FIVE PR
CENT viii paid upon Nov instant to siockh0asr o. record Of
Oct p4ysbls Stosth0isIs Of Boston Iecsxd No ~ Lnds
EswYok record tse 06es Of the fnrnsn Loan sad
Trust Co, No. 70 EIehaass pscs, that city; .. -
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fioGuTosI0 RIna,AO c.srAEz. rasAscE.s'. oyyIcE, !

HOuaArOHfO
BRLDaEyoKr. Coau. Oo, 49, 1856. !
TAIVIDEND No. IJ.-The Board of Directors OF
~ thi. Road declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR Dol
LARS PER SHARE rss from Ooyeumsa sI hs vrstsrret
1soits Stock payabs NOVEMBER 1854 such
appear Trl1s-r Books o. tbs Company
10 have S:cet the 10Th day Of October s
Dividend tbs Boston book, will be paid a. tbs
Oc. MssHs l. u ThAfER BRO. aud on Bridgeport books
at this Ohcs. ..,...
N0''D'''' '''' " CHARLES G. AvERILL Treasurer
GRKSENDERFER MINING C0MPANY.-The
- Trustees Ssnssniser Mining Coap.ay have declared
Dividend Of PER CENT CsyA stoes for the uonh
81 SEPTEMBER psyhlls h thar sfe- NOVEMBER 1885 20
osKhoSs record Ttanstol books closed pu De-
tsber "a 10 November O. 1885
II. A. sHERRILL TreaIarsr. No. 10 srsaas,. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

transmitted to s Mint Phia f1r coinage. s9 $50 q
winslow Lanier & Co., bankers, have removed TO the
building formerly occupied By the Fourth National Bant
Gos q and ~ Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

RGiNCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN q. S. GOLD COIN
R-rHE CITY or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
RAEKMd ANn FfNANrfAL.

Banksrs and Dealers in dated States aud other d@trs
be securities. No. 5Hassaa-st, Eev-York
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Fs Sale at IS per csnt aud accrued interest Oz July
4, in currency
For further particulars apply to
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Sinancill.

NOTICE-To the holders OF The FIRST MOTT
~ GAGE BONDS OF the INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY, due November !, l06e.
BY consolidation the Conubu s1d nd'nipo' Ooai
Railway Company assumed q payment Of ss.d Bonds .
holding the viii present them 10 payment 'hs ca
Of LANiER Co NO4 q sDd "a Pinest New orr
inc stit
bond, y =. SMITH, PrsnSs1t.
Octobsr IL 1870
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
A RICH DOCUMENT.
Supposed Address OF the Democratic
STATE Committee of Connections.


To the Electors of Connecticut:
The so-called rebellion of our friends
al the South having been subdued by
the abolition nssasSins of Massachu-
sets, and the infidel horde who follow
ed in their wake, much to our surprise,
and contrary to our fondest anncipa-
tions, Il is proper that we should ad-
dress you at this time.
We remember with pride our con-
demna alton of the late war, and still
think IL was an infamous waste OF the
nations blood and treasure; still weare
willing to forgive our misguided fellow
citizens who differ from us in this re-
spect, and as n matter of regard for
their feelings, have carefully aostained
from saying anything in the resolu-
tious adopted by our late State Conven-
ton, relative to the assassins aforesaid,
believing that, in this "crisis OF the po-
litical affairs of the country" there
should be no grave conflict" aroused.
We desire now to appeal to every man
who is to be possessed of n ballot on the
first Monday in April next, to conquer
his prejudices and vote the straight
Democratic ticket, so calledi for in no
other way can he hope for that reward
which is promised the faithful.
We desire to press this matter home
to every heart. There is tyranny of the
biggest kind about TO burst upon the
land with the force oil a volcano unless
the people of this great country rally
as one man TO avert the disaster; and
the only way to do 1t is to bury all par
ty feelings and be baptized in the cop
perry solution prepared by our glorious
party, which has thus far resisted all
entertainments OF power.
We point with sorrow to the Congress
OF the United States rs now controlled
by the "bloodhounds OF Zion" We
look there in vain for that wise states
manship and lofty patriotism which in
former days distinguished the legisla-
ton of such faithful apostles of liberty,
truth, and justice, as Calhoun, Davis,
Breckinridge, and their cOmpeers.
The country is in danger, and we
pledge our lives, fortunes, and sacred
honOrs to this statement, deiying con-
trndiction. We have said the same
thing many times before, and If it didn't
prove true it wasn't our fault. We are.
therefore, not open to criticism on that
point.