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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-03

NEW YorR. Sent. j


The Commercials money article slyB.
Ii1eiTTe1 mes IN stocks continue, There
IS an evident digp1sl tiolI to realize among the
holders. who bo1gf lt heartily ct the begin
ming of August for q fiss, and the tendency Is
encouraged By pllEti esH1l10 desire to buyl mp
certain Of the leading stocks. GDVGInnenfs
foreign account upon the mAfiLet, but they
E9so 19. me extreme ease In money con-
tlnuess cal loans are nude generally ut 4 per
IN options d - per cent 4he null
eliees ~ me sredennp ton 0f ceTtidcates does
my ~ put large oftion5 Of the pay
~ Pssa nted for payment Discounts
oliet1nR g pIona ky1pPt more than oue-thlFd
aF YoiutlonizedI nnqncial nfIniIS. Prime
bllls ate current et SO g per cent. Cold haS
qeellneu during the morning ffnm IA "a
l4522S, apparqntly under d feiEned flid by me
tun clique, intended 10 draw out sfofts.-
Loans are made dat pFobabt Tor the pnFpose
q encouraging movement. the decline be-
per cent = not Inn pro- DE, 3
IN; Ins IfC4t 5 money AT cle sayf:
Inc loan MAJ set . I'M changed. stoelZsare
IItegulaS. Government money Is drm.=
5t <, shares opened brisk bnt closed with
On " ward tendency. Aftef the bound New
6olss central was quoted at 10211 (; Eide 729S;
t1ueson 1le7zSss Michigan Central rs. Fdreikn
e4Scnange dull and Inactive.
.1otal amount Of specie talZen.out for Eu-
rope today $50 pa. ias al
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New YoRK, Sept. LA Herald VAL
paraiso cprrespo ndent says: The news
OF the abRndonmentiof the war bySpain
had been received, but peace WaSSnot
expected immed iately, as It was the i'm
tentipn of the allied republics to make
Letalihtoryl war upon Spain and her
commerce.
On the 18th Of July, the anniversary
otPefnYianiindep dependence was calebf6-
ted. IN grand style on board the newly.
arrived iron-clads Huealar and indie
pendenclas RoSst 81 A8Sle4
y admiral Tucker, the exsconfe darlte
who had been placed I'M charge Of the
Peruvian navy, Is still opposed by Ad.i
m1ral Montero, who has actual conn
'mands aud refuses 10 permit gany OBJ
,seryance Of Tucker g orders. 9
lt is reported that the banks have
agreed % loan the government six mill
lions Of Qlinrs. Thei importation from
the United States amount, for 1865. to
S005, 094s being much less than those
rom england and other European and
south American nationss Business was
dull. -
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NEW YoRR sent

e
(. Cotton g dun and heavy at Saa35e forlnId-
ding, Flour, high and low grades dull and
.QeGtlnipg1 Mn1ie medium grades are scarce:
s8S9@lO0 % for extra round hoop ohiS3
Whisky steady at - $ in bond. Wheat very
dull and 29Se lower; No. 9 AlIlWaukee 81 ~
Corn heayy and 5Se lower; no for Inferior; 800
for shipping mixed stefn, and S1l<aSjISc
for high mixed nearly yellow. Oats acfive
ana lave better 4l@ 49c closing az 6286Gc for
Iowa. Gonee dull. Sugar more active At liza
PIG for Cuba, Petroleum steady and outlet
at 2I1Sc for crude, and 4{9<@4l1<e for refined
in bond. Wool without de6idedf 6hhnae,-
PoTS opened quiet but plnsed heavy; 1881
9S8 W for new mes, closing at $50 6l5S fegu-
lar; $50 500Sl 90 for old 10, and S20G 81 g Tor
prime; also 2259 hbls new mes forSeptembeT.
Seto6ef ana all the year elleTSl' option, at
g s. s. r. to Z, SO ss9sS old and new, TO
month"; q "a Dds same date Inst year, 81 405
dds Beef steady 70 gtoclsj old and new, to
September list, II ,298 packages; same dUte iRsf
month"; 8,6{l packages same date last wear
3. 9sS packages. Bacon quiet at l6o CumbaF'
land cut and lie for short ribbed. Cut Nf.Afs
steady. at 10 KEN 70 for hams. Lard dull N
1b3{94l1Sc. Butter quiet at 2D0S8c for Ohio
and S9S 30 for state. Cheese dull and heavy
at 69lS1<c.
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New York Honey ana stoeIl liIarl,et.


NEW York sept.l.
Money continues eaay at 1875 per cent. for
eau loans Sterling exchange Is dull and
billse = q -1'-'9
American Gold Is unsettled aud lower.
opening q l4Izs, declining to 11516 and clos.
Exports Of specie to-day S205298. -
=, Government Stocks rather more steady;
coupons, lssl, l9e9E;; so coupons, 1852 ll21z;
t3t OF lSt5, coupons, 12d1S. aifsstf@
State Stools Aiisso11O g n; Tennessee Is,
,kreights to Liverpool dull
stncEszC lineage g Rock Island lOS1S Chi
cago, Burlington 4 Quincy l2S: Pftisburpill.
Fort Ray1e e Chicagh los &; Alton q Tore
Haute IS; Milwaukee, and 81 Paul "a do me
ferTed 70zS; Joliet & Chicago a5: ToIeiio. Wa
6ash q western ~ Chicago 4 Alton preferred
1861; Michigan Central llOIS: NichiRan
Southern z; Illinois Central i285I; Cieve-
iaH9 . FtttsbgrSh SO; Cleveland, Columbus
g g SCSinSeinnati ms 9iieago e NoEthwestern
eEn consolidated bonds 81; PittsbnfRh. Fort
wayne 8 ChicaGo, Isl, l02s &; Michigan South
ern q Northern Indiana as Hudson Ia i6T8.
Western Union telegraph 6Il{, Now Y6flS
Gentr4l l02;; Erie l23ISSss Reading ms; Alton q
Terre 'Hnutei lSt, 81. ,1 'igits I q fsIid
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New orleans Market. ]
Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. j.

= i4l77l5, NFW oIlIfIil tlVs, Sept. /,
Cotton dropping; sales 175 bales low mid
ding At l3fct receipts $50 bAte8. New York
exchange par. Startling s., In Texas, west OF
the colorado the cotton. crop Is small In exc
tent but good in quality. So far the (iaTnaFe
IN the South by Woim Is partial ibnt droiIfh
IN some SECTIONS and drenching rains IN oth-
ems are genefaliy complained OF.
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dry Of a. Copghlin, Locust street ( begg
tween Main and Second, burned last
night, Loss mainly by water, but
the complete total loss Is nearly SO, eco,
mostly Insured. ...3l,55 {, . J -
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NEW York, Sept. LIZ George n.
iBrlggs, paYing-teller for the Nassau
bank IN this city, was yesterday arr
rested on q charge of e1ibezzlin9 sci ]
600 of the fnnds of the bank. Mr..
Briggs had been in the habit OF fire..
quenting and losing heavily at vartons
gambling houses throughout the CITY.
On being arrested he Nude a full con.
tession Of his guilt. til ~ lltl-i
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: NEW ORLEANS, Aug. STA strong
guard of white soldiers now do duty
night and day at the private residence
O. S9Y, Wells, at his own urgent re-
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,BAahFI4goRE, Aug. Col. Charles
Phelpss the present Representative
the Sd district of Maryland i'm Com
gress, was to-day renominated by the
conservatives. a ~ fi.If5 ~
An investigation in regard to the
camp meeting riots is in progress by
the local authorities. and the Freemenis
bureau officers are also enquiring into
the matter.
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i IS e 3 iissai.Arisy.
CesaIon OF Yenetia.

/ 4 4 .7alrf
Es se s. 4 ialuEnsieFer on Neutrality.
- Z = - = = =. - -
Cessiona OF .yenetia.
LoNDoN, Thursday. Aud. sO.A,fhs
exchange 81 Ratif ications 81 tba Anstro-
Pfussihn treaty tooI. mar, a. flay ~
Prague.
MOSCOW. Aug. s0.-5s / i3enntat;on n,
Russian peasa1ts haai5talIsf, ON NJ.
Fox and extended "a hin, con, r.slt,,la'
tiohsin the name q the ygboIe i,sass,,tTy
of Russia. Mr.. Fox,, I,l,aasntt,I tl,sT,
with United states aag. and N
Gwasden: on receiving e sa;d tbat q
case of necessity R5safa ,vyIoII,Id nnf,, -.
her banner Inv 3tne aifIa Of that NJ tl,s
great rebnbIic az -
The ebolers q snre.i,,n,. 4, 13,.s,.
I.oNpoN. Fri6ay Anenst "a ,Fi l'i ! al,
8tissST ana az "a ~ -. i.
ordered TO canada IT. once ana and Il ,,i e
,ossiblek thaf ,I,,s 49, 81 q Z
dere5 fI,are T,,s So, =! ~
Rio To,,io,o 900 On. =
mir; Al, !, ~ 80, NV
tho ,,o,.o,.s - stl.Sn = lor
The teant, i. LII ~, II ~ war
ans az ii, 40. ~
INC ~ ~ 80
4,si,is =, - ~. ss.sss7 le ~
49, ' -. ss' =.
tI,s - y. =, y =
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Making treason OdIiOus''.s-stlIy Pol.
- Iey', OF Restoration

WASHINGTON, Sept. L. Mr.. Harlan.
late Secretary of the Interior, yesterday
retired from the charge of that depart
In IA when the heads of bureaus and
clerks IN the department. united In pre-
senting him valuable service of sill
address. ssi.f II ! :
MI. Browning the newly appointed
Secretary Of the Interior, appeared az
the department this morning, and WIS
sworn In by Judge Wylie; after which
ne was formally introduced to the
heads ofibureaus, and Immediately en-
tered uponthe duties of his new Office.
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&. CINCINNAT1, Sept. 1.-Mayor WI
staeh appointed Robert McGfew Chief
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NEW YoRR, September The NOR
tuafy report Tor this city for the week
ending at2 y. ~. We terday gave the
number of deaths below go.
mere We're 3 new cases and deaths
reports from l3roo rlyti yesterday show
g continued Abatement Of the cholera
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The Philadelphia Loyalists' Con-
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coo delegates Present ON saturday,
Speeches by DIlEsint, 1EamiltOn, ana
BrOWnIoW.
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NEW XoRE, Sept. Little nfonesf
steamer Of the Pacific Mail f3teai = Il,
Company line 70 ghina, leave this f,off
.ou the list OF October next.
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Dithridge's Patent Xxx Flint Glass
Lamp chimneys-

UYERFsPECTFULL INVITE THE AT
w tentlon Of the trade, and purchaser gen:
orally, 70 our very large end well assorted
HfoclS 81 goods, Of new and choice patterns
and Of our own direct impoTfationt WhiohW
arc prepared to sen ~ less prices than the
same qualities Of goods can Be boggnt N
either the EaSfAfn OF Western cities We So
hcit al W1tasl41t3 ge g p, (, z s,,
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.fIliSlo ~, S
81 Is IS l3uIIiAIlo Sept /. +
Flour qdiel; No. spring 80 = amber win.
Ter ~ ~ - q, and y .lite 3 81 q = %.
Wheat tftilefs Com sales l0l1 bus ~ ~
ey eIo fid weak ilt 05cs tlhi. iicll % No 81
held n a5cs barley lioHill ltYll. ~ ~
Il.5lO bus No. j CHICAGO AT 10f ~
Seed, S4lf 81 Pork, Z 81 8 %. liI7i. ~
~ Canal lgiitl g Rev lspFll, com he.
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* " q 10 ~ Isllls Sen Il
iq1Is ~; gllre u fsiIiiIy 81 = 70.
1eetl lFlleit - co. 9 ID Com g 5jTer. t5slIj
6lc. CdGee GiFmis SnfI + - N 2fff5f
Whisky dull &C 2 ~ -,
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NV YoRIZ, Sept. Limited States
Senator Wright, nom New Jersey. 81
lying Qaugerousl ~ m &C NoeBal q
Conn. Hf5 long lime ana adIVafio1
age makes his recovery almost hone
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Iadee liz &c. q tsaIl. .II,IeIr.I.I1In.

= y
Judge Asle's'1 Letter TO Gen. SISeFKiIan,
NFw- QRLFANs, Sept Judge Abel
addresses 2 letter to, Gen. Sheridan.
through New Orleans CiafandincF him.
self against the charge of being q dans.
-gepons man. BE says in his judicial
station he knows nanght but fidelity to
the State and humanity To the unfortu-
nate regardless of color. If he Is dam
gerouH, that he has been the most nm
successful ,agitatoF & here. Until the
bling of the ltould. he convention
on the 30th inst. the civil courts of the
state faithfully administered the laws,
and qs ehectually. preserved the peace
% N any CITY in the Union, the dis
Ilellng OF the two armips and the
large influx of negroes notwithsfand-
lng,3 he firmly believes that not a
crop OF blood would have been shed
mao the military been half as earnest
eS ne IN opposing the ATTEMPTED usur-
kl!.!slQtl, ana No says since the re-estnblish-
mem saegpt q civil authority in Louisiana
one OF perl ect safety. Hetells Sheridan.
that e he thinks his assertion correct
he viii rejoice in. 1t, but AMONG rEoofi
men he thinks twill not ada t6' his
reputation. 81
Making treason OdItOus''..-ssliy Pol.
- ley'' or RESTORATION
FoRTRss MoNRoE. Aug. s1.-At
nephew of rebel General Wise arrived
here yesterday morning, nom Rich
mond, with an order from Mai. Gen.
Schoheld, copmanding that depart
ment, authorizing him to recover all
the property that could be found in the
'8Separtment belonging to Wise, now
1elllg used BY the officers of the gov
eminent. Qnltefa large amount OF mr.
nitures and other household goods, are
FOUND hsreabouts, and their possessors
dispossessed of them in hasty, and
rainier la1i uneeEemo pions manner. The
goods We're stored here, preparatory to
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7N6nlInafioai.

OoYLE Town, ii 4. Sept. L. ttfIfv
Y Ross was nonainat ted for Congress IN
the 9th Penns YlRania district BY tlhe
DemocrRts ana Caleb n Taylor, BY
the teppiSl feanR.
sAn1llG, a. Sept. 1.7-D Daniel a LIN
coin was nominal d to-giay for C0ngres
by the t.epublictn county convention.
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HI.W YoRis, Sept I.-elneen Emma
81 l1aly has teeinifl ted abrupt her
tour N II turneI 70 this city, on nc-I
go NJ OF tllea1npuneernent Qf the death
81 her lnotheI Sid viii depaft for
home inlinediately.
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81. loufs, Sept =lil 3 iitsr nom
the 1lains says thai the eIiorted ciiiS-
tuEs OF Col. ll.lrtlngt onfs wife l5y tile
adams q untrue.
SsoEeLnor u aagher ~ MohtanaF siiaa
ordered an election FOR the teFFifoFiaI
!e!s.4leetlre e 3e he'll on The a Of Sep
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SA1 Ils alfufsco, sept 1.-stis wires
OF fhe YIN efiei,li y esfap phi has
been stFetchad q distance 81 a 8 miles
above New Westminster IN British
Columbia
PsoVIDElfcE, r. i, Sent. 1.z-F,,ss
Governor james Ct. Smith has written
a. letter lining % attend He PFfla-
delpllia ts6nY ntion 81 Scr lein s d, as
e delegate.
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u SIIIVt NlEIITlI1 OF
Michigan; Senators Harris, Sye and
Lane OF 1ndihnaS GressVel1, oil Mary
land; Cong men Frank Thomas, of
lGaryland; Paine, of Wisconsin; Jno.
Altnor Bolts, OF v Virginia; Nh. Clayton,
and Gov. Fletcher are SPOKEN 81 Tor
presiding othcers. The chair VIII prob
ably tan on speed.
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The old Cable Raised.
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joy THE CABI.EI.
AdYioes g the q Of September.

Letter from NapOIeon-.-Propositton
BY Ru1sIn.
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JUST oPENEBiAND FOR SALE fFoR-
e. eign goods mostly OF direct impoFtatfo
bought alta very low Taoe for gOld.J N
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I.rgERn1oI, Saturday; Noon, Sep. L.
The cotton market IS dnlls and prices
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23
CurIous corn cn.anl.l,nn..

The Rockford (nl) Register h rss
ponsible for the following:
A New England Johnny .ceke--tak-
ing the old fashioned dimensions.--is
sixteen inches long, six inches wide.
and one and halt inchesin thickness
SupposIng the entire crop Of Illinois
for 1864 was ground into meal aud con-
verted into Jobny:cal;c, allowing one
quart of meal to each cakc, and tho
Johny cakes were laid up ia the form
of solid wall, twenty feet high and
twenty feet wide, so that throo car
riages could 20 abreast thereon. this
wall would reach from Caii o TO Dun.
leith. 1t would surround the city of
London, covering one hundred aud
ten square miles with wall sixty
feet high and sixty feet wide OF solid
bread. tiuH
This immense crop wouid put u
Johny-cake into tho hands Of every
man, woman and child-savage and
civilized-upon the face Of the inhab.
liable globe. 1t ygoald feed the planet
for two days. 1t would REQUIRE a crib
eight feet high by eight feet wido, al
lowing two and half feet to bushel,
three thousand two hundred aGd sov-
enty eight miles in length, reaching
from Passamaquody Day to San Fran
cisco, and good share of the distance
back. If it were converted into whis-
ky, computing three gallons to bush
el, it would form an inland sea suffi-
cient to float the entire navios Of the
world. No one need starve to death
in Illinois.
If all the kernels Of this eztraordi-
nary crop were strung on a wire, al
lowing two and half grains to an
inch, lengthwise, there being $1,000
in bushel, this wire would reach to
the moon two hundred and fifty times,
forming a cable tour inches in dame
ter.
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We cannot forget them when We view
the many bloody fields OF the war, tb,
new made graves our manned friends
and relatives, who have left theii
limbs, as 1t were on the enemy's soil
and others who have been consigned
to their long, narrow houses, with nc
winding sheet except their blankets,
saturated with their blood.
One word more and | have DONE
II is this: | am in favor of leniency.
But in my opinion, evil dOers should
be punished. Cries Of "lhats so. l.
Treason is the highest crime known in
the catalogue of crimes, and for him
ttat is guilty of it-ior him that is
willing to lift bis impious hand against
the authority of the nation-I would
say death is too easy punishment =
Loud cheers Ny potion is that trea.
son must be made 4dious. that TRAITORS
must be punished and impoverished,
their social powers broken-they must
be made to feel the penalty of their
crime You my friends, have traitors
In your midst, and treason needs re-
buke ard punishment here as well as
elsewhere.
1t is not the men in the field who are
the greatest traitors. 1t is the men
who have encouraged them TO imperil
their llves, while they themselves have
remained at home expending their
means and exerting all their power to
overthrow the Government Hence, l
say this. "The halter to intelligent,
influential traitors. Loud cheers. J.
But TO the honest boy. to the deluded
man, who has been deluded into the
rebel ranks, would say, return to
your allegiance, renew your support to
the Government, and become a good
citizen; but the leaders would hang.
[Grcat cheering.]
l hold, too, that wealthy traitors
should be made detoremuneratet those men
who have suffered, az q consequence of
their crime-Union men who have lost
their property, who have been driven
from their homes, beggars and wan
derers among strangers. 1t is we'll to
talk about these things here to-day,
in addressing the We'll informed per-
sons VIII compose this audience. You
can TO a very great extent, assist in
moulding public opinion, and in giving
it proper direction. Let us com
menee the work. We have put down
these traitors in arms; let US put them
down in law, in public judgment, and
in the morals of The world. Great
cheers. Permit me to propose three
cheers for the capture of Richmond.
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CLIPPINGS

General Terry's new command en-
braces Salt Lake City, where the head
quarters are to be established.
A very disastrous storm, swept over
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa on Saturday night. Very exten-
slve and very serious damage was done
to the crops.
Alexander Mcconnell, who murder
ed Mrs Rosa Colvin, near 0lmstead
Falls, Cuyahoga county, on the Gath of
March last, was hung at Cleveland on
Friday last.
A gardner at Evansville, ILL.,, raises
this year 1000 bushels of tomatoes
from one acre of land. Fg
Hon. Samuel Mckee, of Kentucky,
has accepted an invitation to speak at
the Portsmouth, Ohio, meeting on the
25th inst.
Generals Sweeny and Spear of the
Fenian Brotherhood, have returned 70
New York, from Vermont. They still
speak hopefully of the prospects OF F'e-
nianism.
Some one in Chicago sends $l4, 600 to
/ the United States Treasury as belong
ing to the United States.
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0~ 1t is gratifying to note the over
whelming response that has come from
all the loyal sections to the call Of the
Southern Unionists for the great con-
vention at Philadelphia on tho Sd Of
September. That able Union paper,
the Newark ( N. J. } Epening Courier,
makes capital suggestion, namely:
that the Union Republicans should
meet in grand national convention to
welcome those fre-tried patriots
Here, indeed, trilt be a grand national
conUentiOn-one composed Of anquestioa-
ing patriots. Into their sacred COM
munion no man will dare to enter who
has ever raised his hand against the
old flag, unless those who have done
so will come formard to exhibit their
penitence by practical works. Most
cordially do we second the recommen-
dation Of our friend Patterson. Wash
in9tOn Chronicle.
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Cry.tall.lng sorro sugar.

Immediately after the juice has been
pressed out of the ripe Sorgc cano, boil
as rapidly as possible, without boat-
ing the juice or syrup to exceed two
hundred and twenty Eve or two hun
dred and thirty degrees Fahrenheit. is
very essential in making sugas. To
produce greater heat may scorch the
crystalizable portion; and to evapor-
ate with slow heat induces fermen-
tation of certain parts The result of
either extreme is syrap, but no sugar.
The juice or syrup in the eyaporatipg
pan, when boiling, should not exceed
one inch in depth. A greater depth
will retard quick evaporation. Skim
thoroughly and frequently. Evepor-
ate the syrup to about torty-fye de-
grees by the saccharometer, or until il
will stretch out 10 long thread when
rubbed between the thumb and finger.
Tho syrup must be Immediately run
off into coolers, and kept iu open, shal.
wv vessels, in Q warm room. It will
crystalizc in few days, il ell condi-
tions arc right.
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Ireproach, having faith immovable IN
the people and in the principles Of th,
Government, wo recognize Chic,
Magistrate worthy of the nation and
equal to the present crisis upon which
his lot is cast and VIC tender to him
in the discharge Of his high and res
ponsible duties, our profound respects
and assurance Of our cordial and sin.
cere support. ,ags
After the vote had been taken on
the adoption of the foregoing declara-
ton OF principles, it was found that
the reading of the seventh one had
been omitted by accident, and this
fact was announced by Senator Doo-
little. 1t was then read and adopted
with great applause and unauimity.
The declaration of principles was
then adopted as a whole, with enthusi,
astic cheers, 's'',
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-08-23
Use OF Para1Kne for the Prsssrvstion OH
heut.

Parafiue has been recommended in
London for the preservation Of meat
and fruit. Perfectly pure and inodor-
Gus paraffnc is melted at a low tenn
perature and the meat immersed in it.
The operation can bo repeated until
sufficient coating is formed 1t is
claimed that meat treated in this way
can be kept indefinitely, and when
wanted for use it is only necessary to
plunge it for short time into hot wa
ter, when the parafine will melt off
and float on the top, whore it can be
collected and used again, while the
meat is thoroughly pure for cooking.
Prof A. W. Hoffman, recently exhib-
tied in Berlin some specimens of meat
preserved in this way.