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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

TUESDAY, Nov o-6P.M
me prevailing dulneas Of business waH street has
been aggravated day by tho elections and u
ucssble that the usual crowd in tho immediate vicir
Of the Stock Exchange had dwindled, compar
speaking, 10 . mere handful Of men. The raj
market was neglected by snc bull cliqusss -
iaiive feeling extremely tame.
tracts and the bulls expressed 1as wv sAo'' son
prices upon the resumption ~ !. Ae'e'
bers Of the Ens clique '. =
devise now plan -. ~ ~
s' present. shows no inclination
w sa1 asa saes is proposition among those Of
.ae'' eno are directors OF the company to de-
0'~o ~ .stend Meanwhile their interest account is
$3.50 against them, and they have no hope OF reef
"a renewed activity. The supply of money during
~ day was larger IN proportion tc Tho demand than
Yesterday and loans msas freely al seven per cent
on mixed collateras ami in not few instances there
were transactions Al Elk while on government securities
The lower rnievas the rule almost without exception
Discounts continue made by the banks with great
caution, and the best grade OF commercial paper
Is quoted st seven per cent although among the note
brokers 1t has TO submit to s a 10. The Western cx-
changes ryman OF this CITY, but tho dram SOUTH
ward is on the Increase, although as yet il hardly
absorbs the receipts of currency from other points.
The gold market has been weak and unsettled. The
sponIng transactions at l40H. from which point
there nearly steady decline to 1917, and tho clos
sng quotation 10 the room was l39%. general
disposition shown to operate for lower
premium the prospect OF tho elections in this
stAto resulting in favor OF the democrats, while
sho OF the failure Of Garibaldi's march against
Rome led TO sales OF 'iong" gold which had been
bought anticipation OF fresh trouble growing out OF
the Roman question The premium has, however, de-.
oined far tina, bass presented for another Upward
in Wow OF tho approaching meeting OF Con.
gress and the discussion OF the Southern reconstruction
question, and the equally important Of tho national
finances. The supply OF cash gold in Of the
demand, and loans made without interest and at
. ae pcr cent for carrying. Tho gross clearngs
amounted TO 500 o2i 600 the gold balances TO 68 500
and the currency balances to So, 36l,2s1.
The range Of the gold market the month OF Hoyem-
Der In each OF tho last five years as subjoned:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
Two o,Clock r. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
BrrsvAx was dun and entirely nominal.

Brrswkx was duh and entirely nominal.
coFrKE.-For Rio the demand continued fair, and the
market closed nm at tie appended quotations Sales
effected OF s3t bags X. Mcclure and ais do. Aous
&e. gold in bond. We quoie-Rio prime 17zc. lsc
DO good, l6'lc i6c; do fair 4ic ic; DO ordinary
aye alS5c do fair to good crgoes c. lec. java
and bags 2ia &c native Ceylon 1S1ic 10 Mar2cabo
coffee, iec. islc Laguayra do, lie. Is4c ST. Do
mnso DO is'c l6c ~ gold nc. cash. duty paid. Mcssrs
william scott sons make tho stouk OF HoNove 1857
New York ai. 4Os hags in pha, $500 do Ia Bal
moge. 1900 DO IN Galveston, $500 do. and OF other dc.
scrptions in New York $3.50 bags.
CorFaR The market tor insot was much nrmer and
.le. and 10000 40. for January NJ DC Detroit
quoted the spot 23l4c 2lsc, Portage Lake 22s4c
acc. and Baltimore ~ &c.
CorroSconscqueni uron the unfayorabe cable aisces
from liverpool the arko. depressed and Irregular
and cossd heavy at prices indicating decline Of Lc NJ
per ID There cool demand az the reduction. how
eFUg the footing 2,slJ bales, or which
~ hv Wa a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge DIN, OF the District OF Columbia supreme
Court who has been travelling IN Europe for time
past has returned TO Washington.
Governor Parsons, Of Alabama, Is in Washington.
Senator Dixon, OF Connecticut, 10 at home.
Senator Cameron. OF Pennsylvania, was in Harrisburg
few days ago
Ben Butler made speech ct Eewburypor, Mass,
Saturday.
Oliver Wendell Holmes is In Montreal
Reverdy johnson, OF Maryland. thinks Of retiring
from public life
Impcacher Ashley, Of Ohio, is In Washington.
Ex-Governor Bramettc OF Kentucky, Is practising
law IN Louisville
Senator rootlc, who has been stamping Wisconsin
for tho CONSERVATIVES will leave for Washington noxt
week. @+tt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
TIE PRIZE RING.
The McCoole md Coburn EIatch-Reply from
McCOole.

The NIcCoOle and Coburn F1atch-Reply from
McCO0!e.
From tho Evening Telegram OF yesterday
Tho final arrangements between these two noted
pupss who havo each deposited $1,000, to fight for
slo 600 and the championship, still dags along. that is
far as the drawing up OF articles OF agreement
Tho following card from McCooe reached this city yes
terday:-
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Oct 81, 1857
see by last weeks papers that Mr.. Coburn has
copied my challenge; also that he has mado the re-
qnired deposit | would like to have him to APP
point day when no will meet in Cincinnati, Ohio !;
there prepare and the necessary articles OF agree
ment as wish no moro delay in this affair than
ccssary. MICHAEL McC00LE.
There is no doubt butrthat Mr. Coburn will pay visit
to Cincinnati but to be asking rather too much
OF Cohnrn to 70 out West, especially when McCoolc
threw out the challenge This city should he the place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

cAspiEs-Adumantine were quiet, but steady, at 2ce q
2sc mrd patent also quiet. but unohau We
quote the former 4sc. ana tho latter hic
GEMFNr.-kcSendale was steady nj 81 rs.
IYNwoors.-An kinds quiet; prices were without
especial charge
Dates pYFsBusiness Hight, but previous prices
sorAx maintained Sales made Of leu tons
soda ash 2c 2ssc rod: r. do sal soda a. Lice
do 20 do. DO. NAfc 100 drums clnsilc
eoda a. a &C gold; " casks bleaching powders at 3sic
do, aud 10 White Rock potash private terms bi-
carb soda was quoted &c gold, with small Tales.
tG0Un GEAlN.-Geceipis, i2q57 bills nour, $50 do.
corn iioI5 DO. 7lo0 do malt aud 5000 do barley.
The 0ouf merkct WAS irregular. shipping grades in
fair demand aud extra state brought tribe more for
than paid yesterday while considerable done
Tor forward delivery. tho other hand all other kinds
dun prices Irregular the high grades
tfe y Ofcne o Toe 1oc ana IN some cases decline
q sgc was submitted 10 by parties who anxious %
realize We. however, fe,nscrt previous quota
toas with few notifications. California -four was
gnes but steady. The sa'es were about 1900
hb3, Including 1000 q 1900 tbs Extra
state late las, ng for export ard 1000 do for
December delivery ~ $40 IS Southern our quiet and
prices favored the buyer We note sales Of s5 bbs Rye
hour moderately active with sales $50 bills at 81
50 Is Corn meal in better demand with sales OF
bills at 81 80 FOR city, and Brandyyne on private terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
Joe Goss after Tom Allen.

HFrom tho Evening Telegram OF yesterday.l
Joe Goss, the well known English boxer who Is shortly
to visit this city, having Aliens challenge to fight
the world, has sent out word that he hopes
Mr Rys will up Aliens Offer, he desires TO
tax hand in with Tom himself. He says he viii
remi. hy the next steamer deposit and will set out
Wi doubt have good reception here by tho sports
OF the ring and will find any quantity OF hackers,
Allen does not take vol in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

Mr. w. T. Meredith was yenefusy enan'anousv
elected member OF the Stock Exchange bosrd
cncinnat journal Of Monday says Of local monetary
affairs
rha discount market Is still working very close.
though the demand for loans is not 20 pressing ~ yes
terday slight increase In currency was reported 10
several instances though The gain not sufficient 10
have much influence the market The banks how
are able accommodate the bulk Of the acceptable
papar Offering and first class borrowers experience bot
ts difficulty in negotiating loans, but they are suspi-
cous OF outside paper, and generally reject It. Some
private capita buying up good paper which IS
amply received, and this has, 70 some extent relieved
The pressure the discount houses The demand 10
still chiefly short dated paper, borrowers are
anticipating relief from the present condition OF tho
market Rates Of interest are very nrm: some leans
made call at 10 per cent and this Is the scdng
ngure between bankers and depositors but 10 the
market IL Is per cent is obtained on first class sgla
lures and good commercial bills and outside parties
In many compelled to pay per cent month for
temporary loans.
The cotton imporiatons into Great Britain during the
FIRST eight months Of the present and previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

The imports OF United States cotton 940 0S3 cwt
in the first eight months of this year, compared with
1884 o90 cw in tho corresponding period OF 1885, and
100, SOB cwt in the corresponding period OF 1865.
The receipts for customs and the receip;s payments
and balances the nbTrcasury this city the
PRED portion Of the week have been rs follows
Custom House e----Ss.5.7rstssry--
Receipts. Rcap's Pauias,Rs. Paanecs.
Nov. S3I7 coo SO 2b7 APO S. ISL OLA $i02 427 o5i
Nov. 3d.. 4lOcoo assesses 3bi5iOs lo2, 7sl, a7o
The value OF exports exclusive OF specie) from New
York to foreign ports for the week ending November
si5s7, o23, against s4,9i6les for the week pro-
vious.
Tho Philadelphia bank statements Of this and last
cnunnarn a dar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
CUBA.

ne steamship Rapidan, Captain Eaton, from New
Orleans 26th via Havana the Soth u arrived at
this port yesterday. We acknowledge the usual courtesy
Of the purscr for tho prompt delivery OF dispatches
and Giles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


NBHrftcu.
Cnurci--tHrsrKs.-Tn Detroit, Mich on Wednesday
October 90 BY tho Right Rev. Bishop McCosNry. JoHs
H. cHuEcH, Jr OF New York. to JrLiA ~, daughter or
the late John Chester, OF Detroit
Dopfs--SrouT1SHuRG.- On tuesday, November ., at
The res dence Of the BRIDES parents BY the Rev. Talbot
W. Chambers, ID d., HowELL DonDs 70 ASsIs L., daugh-
ter OF william T. Stoutenburg both Of this city. No
cards
Newark N. ~ papers pieass copy.
AcMmtAs-WERKs --On Tuesday, November ., by the
Rev Joseph kmbaIl, Mr.. GEoRan MCMILLAN 10 Miss
JULIA A. WKxSs both OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

BE- made Of ne army On that account the
comPsshsnds that - pscps would not sunsr ~ actual
runous and dccfep5d administration for one day Il
for the oppressive logic Of armed focs BY which the
country y surrounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
Another Elg.,, on iEnn,,.

From the Evening Telegram OF yesierday.l
Charley Gallagher, who has lately defeated Bill DAVIS
West, again with another challenge to fight
Davis for 81, 900 to Davis $500. THIS il pretty bold
challenge, aud will no DOUBT be accepted by Davis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

rae demand FOR wheat was moderate ana prices favored
buyers 10 The extent Of TO- 2 the market closing quet
the concession. The demand almost wnoy for spring
wheat export The sales about 10 0l bushels at
81 Tor No Do ~ s2as2 80 or Green Bay VI rs for
Anb4f winter aud 90 for white Canada California Vas
qaet Corn was dun and nearly nominal Tho sales were
about 10 900 bushcs Al So a 81 3 for common q prime
ciesns quiet Rye vas dull aud nom!aaL Oats were dull
snd lower The aa,es about 100 90 bushels At fbxc
f6.sc FOR Western, closing T5c Barley quiet but
h9taqrs hrn $4,000 bushels Canada West sold 81
81 A6h 81 20. or malt the snies were unimporant.
Ffr ezra. The offerings 10 Liverpool were rather
liberal rates without important change To other
ports the offerings were tight There was good demand
Ter small vessels manly for The psoleun uAds sad ssv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

Mining slisros continue duh and heavy, aud they
sntirey nogtss,ed BY tho general public Al the rrst
board Davidson Copper closed 1861 lowcr thau at The
tins yesterday, selling at roo; Edgehil Mining
BOO. selling al So 90: eorydoD sold o. ssa Is. 81; Con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

so'dassd csssosy oold s. ss; Rocky hoan'Aln' s'e'
waikiki Asad, na
Go nsos ana American securities we're qoo'ed 'n0s ~
spaon TODAY and on previous dates:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

AsDEHsos.--on Monday, November 1 Aftsr brief and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

The range OF tho gold market in The month OF Noyem-
Der In each Of the last five years subjoned:-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02

-uebtr bic Ginfubr po. @anartenpB.
4eln aug europa 1@rstbt bic Nep Worter
@t~aats,ettune.: Der 8psel Support be,
i&rdntt nd lis tabtn, ioptel mir miGen,
aiemli@ ous(<e6t@ auf @anarttny6ael.
Der Wettt ote(es eSntportS purce tm
:pprtoen Sabre auf $4,000. bic 3abl Der
tmpottlrttn @1stleauf 10000. bis 10000
ae(@dbt, Dtt u1etRsn poer:. a0e ,fomu,en
aus Dem 6a>3,, lber 6an1tur2 ooer 8re<
u,er, ,np Id Is: bts 80, Yru3ent auf btr
@tilt ~ @runbt eeber, 10 ntbu1eu uniere
@~oaelbdnbler oen !6ar5btmobnetn- etwo
$4,000 Slid a.. pobur@ rte 3u&t rtes
ier @6atl b,ort etner:@ reuen Snpuls' be-
fommen baben- mub.: Der Support loQ
ober aud fat bic Smporteurs Elm iebr
Yrpftablt6 @elddft letn..
Die3udtY BON @dt:artenp59eln III lbri,
atns aud III ben Ser. Gtaaten i&on NIT
Grfola ptrfu&t morben; Elm Man1. tt
pbilaetlpbia. 3oa i'm. lebtta SABRE 300
ulnloo. elmer In Buffalo $50. Sn. Stem
gprt ullnD Nem, Sfrlty jtete1 @telt etne
tletne 3abl. .@s trerren ater wobl Deut'
l&e iein, ptl&e f& bumtt obaeteu, fit
ben yantte tauet cas @ef&dft nt&t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02
Gin Treimaurer @@winbe1.

Inter ttefem xitel l@reibt ber Ga &ro0e More-
fern bonn 16. 0tbruar:
Wir tSrten i&on, i.bts mcde BON etns4
au6er0ewStnli&en unb bsinabe Ia@erlt@tn
@9pinbsl. ttr in Dre6bad.t; Gitp, Minn.. eintee
Mtilet otsrbalb Ga Croft, nerubt puree. Zen
nir Mufanes Mot elaubeu f%onnten, ber abtr
to1 ptriibt wuroe, nj: aus ben Yoli3eive,banb-
luneen III Winuna, bte scn ten bprtteen 3rt'
tuneeu p'rSfsntlt&t wureen. 0d er3isbt.
@iniae Iaebtete, Narhens S. $. Bean, 5.
9art, 81. 8aat une 6. 81 aensanu, tanen am
Mbenb BIN 9. Gebruar tn: bue @aAtaus bon
6errn Bed,r uns 8abtn i'd bort als reiisxse
Tretm nal rer aus, wel@e berum,uaeben bdt>
ten, UNI 2eute IN ben Dtren auF3unebn;en+ cit
fpieee'ten benz @irtbs Die 8ur,bft,c zines Mit~
gli.bts bts Oroens m 70 IDS aem 2i&!e sur, eab
ct unb elm .gemtGer Tattcn (et e.eltr ntdt Mit
b'trueer. mar p f& 3ulset ent1&!pden, lid auf'
n.tmem' III .laGtu, moliir feeer 500: on bic Rerls
bledsn mubte. Bean (tQte f9 a1s @,o6metRtr
aQer Qogen bar, Der g. @rabe beige. @nbern
Eages fano 9err 9. in 3rsnapleau aus, taB Ct
ara nbers Chr 8thauen ,poreen lei uno It e,l:e
na& @fnona, In, RE 8url9en. bort abfangen
~ ,iaEtn, mas aud elutle. Die(elttn 1ub fir
sic rGafe @srihteFsuns tsiseitedt wortsn. Dtr
WinpHa ST epubltean" ~retnt, Bean metbe ben
63. Treimaurer @rab rebl TIM :@taate3u&tbaus
~ 9tiQpater betomut IT,. 80.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02

gin AbYpfat mar NIT einen1 iut19tn
arb rett9en Wdp4en betannt unp BIS CUR
@erlotun9 eeoteben. Da fduts etnena
Oifsier ein, ibn 81 pero>dneen. Na@
aut1ltt @Abunsen futoert tbn iener eno--
lid, uno ols Geeuf cem bttimm1en Duff
'euplate anfan,en, reibt esr Mppptat Dem
DfF,ter 3wtt ptRclen NIT Der 8ttte, I'D
cine eapoa 3u tpdblen uno aud ben etiten
@@us'tu tbun. Der Off3ter 1@tt6t. unb
ber Mpuotat ff1rat mauietopt CUR &rbe,
&porauf ft@ jtner etltBR ouf bic Dlu&t
u,adt I'M, I'm Muslanbe etn:se Sabre 3u>
aubrin8en. @el:8eat't& trtft ct .,etntn
fraberttl Betanrten aus Der friberet,
@arntionitupt uuo fraat TIN :,dn0fH3
unter Mnpernt, >pu6 aus ii.rer Dame o.
>pureen {tt'22 -- rDte bat tbr,n Aopotatt,1
a,tetratbet /" vDds tfia nidt m1slt&
tt& tabe IGN ia etfl&u0en " TN q,
pentbetl !.sr lebt (ebr, 9lddlt&! Sie- fno
g pobl,> BEN q, ben IStret& .eefpttlt I'D
uur tot btnfauenb III feaen? So, s(fHtf>
fet1 Stt i1& :uur NIT ,Appofateu!"'. gus -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02

SIN Gbtote, su. 2irs tam ee ilnpi1
IL elmer 3iemlt& touten Demon1roiou.
.Ml5 In D@aaenfetn "99qoote> @oite
cx>A .H,...,. 60 I!|fH!.E~LN ~ .';'' ,
81 sailtr bat solpatten tsEatn Gslc<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02
Sic &i8arret1< un6 Tabaf8'
&anblmna.
ppn.. s. Brdutt9a m,

9ad}cn @traee aptiden Der l.. unb 5ten
Il fir ben @roB' unt <ixb unbel nit etusm Dot
aaeli&en I0urhn.ent bet auses5ei&netlen abse'
llaasrten 6 taarren, fotpie nit &au&', Rau.
rib @&nupftabaden, pfetfen uuo anbtrn @au&.:
nten0litn apf's Bette 1erleben une str'auft IN
ben rppblfeilRen pret1en. ..tj" 1881 7:
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mm! &eiPs Saloon,

Dette 8traae. nabe BEE DoR.ofNet.
9afttn8a,L. . Mtn,1.;
ketet letxen eeetrtes Defs&era tets e,teaentes aa4er.
Her s,m tekeu, otb.du. .ale .Svrten euter Qfoxtre,
Deine nat Gtearrtn, fsrte ap,etttll4e Iait. @Yet(eu'
esu1te. uamextlta
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gDas Qelt mi Sell, i~x(ammeut1n
-: Das ttetet Rets fit pextS 0ele
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-02

--@oua6 9at tsin Slid II
lnb tuar POI, ie eth 6%tetpereerber>
brad Elm bonnernper 8eifaQ aus beGen
Deuturs nt&t f@per ju srratben tuar:
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@rpcerie u. prppiEon~@tore

1pbu @eber II. 3, D.
Gde ben Sort unp Nanieo Strdbe,
= (nabe Der frlberer .BeQ.") =.
ct. wauL Mtunepta.
@tr lexten bic MufmerHamtett BET Burger
sen 81. Yaul unb umeeeeno aaf uniern pptl.
aefauteu WrorerteRore. MQt MrteA @rpeerien;
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he8 @las Eager It. bnben MIR itet6 an 9anp.
gBir ltefern unieru Runten BIZ Waaren tn's
paus. =: =
I'm Qenetsten 3nipru& bitten .
Spbn Weber Il Bruoer. ,
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s. r.. Gjeifo,ptt3.
Ode Yer G0nften uns @epar<@ traBe,
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eur@ To1trt6li@teit ber Srbeit, tpte tur& BtQtg.
lett Der @aaren ssaspmntne Btfrteeteune ~
9epGbreu. $50
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Gina S@uetber.
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18N6f~ Bftd3e,9. ..' "0t. H4uss
ea4,ae>1t I'd etermtt tsElAa ben eeessten ,euti&en pes.
fidersl fur Gabnen. nstt ben, aBenerfen. eae TIRE !Ntbet.
e. EFF i:.eS assa:as.s|: u ;sr # {s'$ ss.@ss tctttsss;
Ser erRex preis erha(ten R~eferealen: 5evr By.
Iix1 SAmibt NIB Sstn Dtattbett =, ~
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$ g.:
sra. S:ra6e, oberbalb Der BaNftt &sstt,
Minneapolts, Minn. III.
* BON 3eb. ~

~Garmer. Ret5eute u. {. ~. tutrsen tteles 5aus en Set.
aaSlt4es Atfeteeauartter fnetn. Clio unb Saloon natl
Sem Befen ~psrfebeu uni ltest eas 5aua a~xberoa's oes
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ST. S. &rpwell,
@e@t8QumQlt.

WelVUlte ~ VSN 'Ssu~Vpe
9paefttenex, ltuterlu@un8 BON Hrtunben xnS
3ablune ppn xareu rerben prompt beirrst.
@pttfrteb @tegentbuler,
Deutf@er Me@t6antraIt unb Notor,
st. paul. mtnn.,
praltittrt III xuen @ert&' sbSfeu bts @taates NIB
aQe anoern tn fttn Sad etn@&lagenbtu
Ihrtftlt&en Mrbeiten uno Ge(&Sfte.
Offtet. YbSntr Blod. auud&R ber Bride.
Safpb matn3er.
Deut19er MbpptQt IT, Nptor
Office ; Court Paxs. In Der Offee bes &eetRer
Of Deebs.
st. . q III. Ntnx.
~S ebeS tunbt be6 Cages III ipre&er
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,,Grbp1nn8s Salppu"

.Grbp1nn8s &alppu"
-. pon T.
9enrY 5tRtrmaun,
aex r~tfaurtrt Y. NIT ben bitten @etrdnttu> bar.
nrler Dor allen 4.
s ,5,.r. bag :. s :. 1'sti att; ees" IL: ~ g., -;
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ihe s'a''' '''a' % w e"'"'''-'"''e''
The earliest tubular pr'"se-mo 'o'"gc
OF the nose 'a'.sa.
What most resembles apresty g'rlba'h'ng'
A diving BELIEF.
What time is that which. spelt backwards
or forwards, is the same' Noon.
aNonc of your unkind reflections" rs the
old man said to the looking glass.
What is the difference between pretty
girl und niyh,-cap? One Is borne to wed,
and tho other is worn 10 bed. a-.
A wageish candidate, coming, in course
| of bis canvass to a tailor shop, said. "whal
we look for hero is measures no, men"
Why 10 an unsuccessful oil.borer like an
advertised wife7 because he left his bed
and bored for parts unknown. .
"Am not n little pale? Z" injured a Ia.
DIV. who wus short and corpulcnt, of a cr,s.
~ old bachelor. you look more like q
big tub !" wus the blunt reply.
A thief was lately caught breaking into
song. He hal already got, il,rougl, the
fipt bars, when policeman came up aud
bit him with stave.
A keen sportsman who was lately on,
AZ a. a. A -.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-07

A friend Of fous has doctor Of tho ''rool
and herb onlcr, in whom he has great con.
fdenco, although the medico 10 rather lit.
crate. Tho other day bis 500 having bad
cold. got q written prescription from the
physician, which the father brought to us
Il ran ~ follows
"Pu,choer icet In hot wo1er, gotol'ed and
drink pint Of foot"
"i can make out the fnt part well
enough" he said. sPut your feet In no,
water, 60 to bed, and drink a pint-that !,
plain enough. Bu, villa. Is loot1''
We were embarrassed Al firss. bat happy
inspiration struck III -oo-t-ell-
double o-tee-eldcr.blow tea. And ,ha
turned out to bc the explanation.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-07

On! Au!-One cold night, q married
man who lives not ten miles from this place,
was disrobing preparatory to retiring for
the night: while removing tho garments
usually upheld by suspendcs, his foot
slipped and he fell backward, seating him.
self squarely upon tho hot stove. He was
not slow in rising, and knowing tha, his
wife, who was asleep in the adjoining room,
would know some remedy for burns, he
called to her, "WiIe wife have burned
lnsr' His wife, partially awakened, no,
knowing the extent Of his injury. replied,
"Spit on 1t! Why don't you spit on It r
Tho response to this question was more
emphatic than polite. .....
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-07

DrsINrEcTISo AoENrs.-Eithcr Of the
following will answer the purpose while
they cost but riflc;
/. One pint Of the liquor Of tho chloride
Of zinc, in ons pail OF wstcr, and one
pound Of charcoal Of lime in another pail
of water. This is, perhaps, the most ct.
fective Of anything that can be used, and
when thrown upon decayed vegetable mat
ter Of any description, will oioctnally do
stroy all offensive odor.
2. Three or four pounds Of sulphate ol
iron copperas dissolved in a pailfal Of wa
ter will, in many cascs, DO sufficient to
remove oil offensive odor.
3. Chloride Of limo Is bettor to scatter
about damp places, in yards. in damp cel'
lars, and upon heaps of filth.