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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
INTERNAL REyESUE-MEETING OF THE WHOLE
SALE GROCERS.

The wholesale grocers of this city met in
considerable numbers yesterday afternoon, the How
ard Hotel TO consider which should prevent
seizure Of spirits and other articles purchased by them in
open market upon the plea that the original holder had
not paid the Government tax. The meeting was organ
lied by the selection OF Mr. L. C. Shafer Chairman Mr.
Jacob Berlin rs Wee Chairman and Mr. J. g. Powers as
secretary After several speeches, a Committee was
appointed 10 attend the National Convention OF
dsteTs, rocti1crs wholesale druggists and grOcers,
which Is 90 meet in Washington ON the 10th inst, the
Committeeman being Mossrs. j. g. Powers, Charles
Archer, W T. Knapp. j. H. Cain, Claus Puckhafer, Chas
u. Stirling, +. j. Hamilton, JOnn H. McWhorter, j L.
HasbrOuck James S. Beaws, Lester Clark, and Jacob
Berlin. On motion 81 Mr.. Hoffman, resolutions were
adopted setting forth tie grievances OF the Society al
egng that the action OF the revenue officers has been
Illegal indeed unconstitutional and that the officers have
impefcd vast amount OF capital; and therefore the
meeting resolves u petition FOR reduction OF the num-
Der OF revenue officers for reduction Of the tax on
whisky and for modification, If not repeal, Of the
bonded SYSTEM thorough Oyerbaulmg Of the officers In
charge Of its collection, and better systOm Of
blity to the Revenue Department The third and last
resolution was as follows:
Hd That Of bc merchants q New York CITY doe
and bere ndeed tie President bis saemaB Ike discussion Of
sentiments heretofore expressed
wherein he recommends mohcs
gr d We lyE4 Is,sgss gieI, We IsJsyp VI Ls naGDei VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
HAS THE MORTON PEN DEPRECATED
As STATED, so PERslsTINGLY BY INTERESTED PARTIES
What the N Y TRIBuNE said in 1862:

The God Pen Infancy rude aia made ny hand and
eumsy made Nov ever u the ~ 20 processes through Weh
from The melted metal the finished Is achieved by the
AID sea aud maonery precisely the beat Gre arms are made al
The United States Arm0ry At Springfield Mass NJ MoHons spacious
of machines together costing
many thousands ofdoa BY the ala Of which every operation per
formed economy CELEBRITY accuracy utterly ulaiinab by
manipulation pens be sells for 81 could not be made BY
hand for double that srnn fact could not be maize AL fof ten
years be neutng and pencng the machines be-
uses until be nov thousand week WITH es labor
than would originally required e. make hundred And IL
probable attained the umate goal 81 he endeaYo
During the months Mr. Morton has scot AWAY To our order
10 aided
sustaining the circulation Of TnE 1BuSE In not than
insino complaints Of the n0nreeelt ~ the Pens thus
transmitted while barely instances have We been appsed that The
gypsd rs M AVItO sseh spontaneous bule the sspcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NKw YORK.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana No sO win @d.s ana e,
Atlantic Mail steamship COMPANY Experienced strong n'A' WINS
BARI VIM Putnam lof wndso n S. s1rd Liverpool 9 day'
leaking badly Nov ~ 90 long 50 a. ss" barb Joaalan Chase
scir C. l. Graiper IIaryey EI1ale,hpoh o Providence
schr Julia Magge. ilc1 RoclA1d
SER Inc; gi Ia S'sgI APPLETON T %,;ls.
Schr Isabel Kendall Ncwlayen
Senr Yankee BOY, Reeve; SeuI,s,,en .,.'...,...
Adeue Townsend DoboS Providence if GeoFeo"t j. g.
schI Helen P, payl,. Portland St, g.
Sobr Native CLARK. Nev-Iiaven.
Schr VI. G. Murray, Ds,is New Haven
Schr Ea-le, Snow, Nes Bedford r-.,.
Schr Chas Jones, Goodspeed Boston ~ ""h.'t'~
schr Kate scranton Palmer Nea.llaven
s ssST S11' s ASas5 S SsS 52 s7oS
Sclr Chss Norihao Peon Portland e..
Sohr Henrietta Raulus Portland. c.
s sSS5 H h1ay R' Drew S' Ne f Fa S,
selr J R Gielel. Monei stamford
Schr John Wright, E.eleHon. Portland c.
Sc5r fi,S bs,i. YeS.iisycB
Schr Maria Liant Trscy F,l River
scsi y. KENNEDY. iaai. 1er1y 'eI Psl,asrH@
SohL Geo Gillian. Cassel. Portland g.
s SSsI Jd ,s McKee, sSs'i e S"1' Sdsss
Sohr tengeT, Aver; TiscpoIi
schr 6. c Tsnisr; Hyte. Ncg;iia,tr.
ScIT Ssrsh A. Reed Reed Portland c.
M0destY Providence
Schr Staten Islander Bahcock. New H4tcr
S,hr Anna. Ehlridqr New. laVen
ScHr. Anderson. MuUar. GreruNlch
Schr Granite state. Crocker. Boston
NlND--At sunset IN al lu a.. NJ
SAILED.
s1p j,gs Aii y .' &c., N'7a rs nd W..
iOi N,s.Beliorl shp Cau,aor mf Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Shin Bougham Hiambl rom Hamburg ~ Ne" ior Nov ' 10
ship josef Holmes Boston for Batavia nov &C. r a. IS o.
long
hrs Elizabeth nr from the Wet LADIES' li Howe 90 t'
out Noy. IS at 20 I'D. ou-. g.
MEMORANDA.
The sAp Boston bad aai arrived af 20 oeod tonight
No inward bound vessels Do slt ron ODE M ll-f Nc.f. cloudy
DISASTERS.
The Choo MCFARLAND from Roland o 'irorr
cargo Of potatoes colr 100 untruF1 sf.~ of I'r
Isaud Cape Ann MoHdav ga iu aH Ilt TOTO Portsmouth, Sl
The los Of leT boWspt btoon ssd sle fparus
DOMESTIC PORTS
B0TON Dec fArnred. steamship NrI,ls ron NeE loi lrt
PeTss Smith from lsras g. O. Iaou1s ROM Neeof.n. rt
CaIl- and Rachael acamaa from Scalot broa. tsrt
Ncfrergag from Sur.uam.
CHAHIEsIos. g. Dec. ASa,l sfamtlg tat.ton Jog Nra
Y0fk; scLr Maggie MrNIr, 81 Nfa.pffars
MONROE. Dec str.l.rl.p s.
Wilmington. ~ e., ior Baltimore be- sfrrri bore
WILMINGTON, y. g.. Dee 4tIraIn steamship william J.. CLYDE
Tor Nesloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
RELIGIOUS.

John Il. Wright has given mn additional
$4,000 complete the endowment OF the PTOfessorshp
in Ohio Wesleyan University.
The annual meeting of the Board of Missions
Of the Methodist Church is TO DC held at Springfield
Ohio, on Wednesday, Dec. 4.
The windows of the new chapel. of the en-
cnnati WESLEYAN Female College TO be made memo
rial windows The alumni OF the institution intend 10
devote one OF the windows TO the name OF thcif hIS'
President, the Rev. T. B. WILDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05

articles ~fed tmtgahg the rigid execution Of The lass by making
less expensive md certain by removing ohstrneons 70 dus
~ eseng the the law. Diminishing violations
ana suu making S operations less nquttonaa and greatly reducing
hu<s we army o tax glereT created by The system Sho t Ho
WE months oil hotst labor the bread has earned aud thAt copy
the proceedings Of this meeting be 20 tie President
amer MT - :. Cox had delivered an address the meet
ing nd Ourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
NEW.YonK. M. u. ~


Mr. MORTON: The manual labor of writing had
always been difficult and painful TO me. had never
been able TO purchase a gold pen adapted 10 my
hand quis were too coarse aud soon wore out, and
steel pens were harsh and stiff
In March, 1865, after half an honr's experimenting,
you selected a gold pen for me. flexible a quill
and as fine as wanted. had never found anything
with which could write half so easily before. But
lost 1t in California, and for few months scratched
away as best could with steel pens. On the day
after reaching New-York again with your aid found
another gold pen in your establishment as good as
the first. have used 10 daily ever since, and now
write these lines with it, with an ease 10 which
was stranger before met you two years ago. One
OF my friends adopted your pens from the same cause
and with the same results. ] am confident that you
can III any hand, however cramped, and help any
writer, however hard TO suit.
Faithfully yours, ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
P4SSENG Frs ARRITED.

FROM HAVANA Dee 4ln steamship hsge-Ms Susan N"uIo'
and child daughter Macena Naanro j'ir.
and servant Martina I,ne Adelaide Dudley and servant M l. VI
Thompson j. JOYS Nicholas Semroch Richard htet 's
Thomas SaHaco Diego Niro. LUIS Sanchez q faD -
q. RorabAck. j. H. Pasada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
OFFICE OF TIE Press.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 10. 1867. 5
A. MORTON-Dedr Sir Five years ago began 10
use a gold pen Of your manufacture and have writ.
ten with il ever since say, at least - 10 II pages OF
foolscap every day IL has continued IN good CON
ditiOn, as you may imagine, when tell you that
am now using il 10 write this note. have found II
~ elastic rs a quill pen, never cutting the paper,
never SCATTERING the ink, and. above all durable.
Few single pens have had so steady work. Think
ing you ought to know this tell il to yOu, and am,
yours truly, X. SHELTON MACKENZIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05

After two years. experience, it gives me great
Measure 10 that ALAta TFLEGHAPH most com
pletsly the wants Of every bousrseeper T. A. BENEDCr
'F Firm Of j. " Perkins i Co., BankerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
by yours, ALBERT d. RICHARDSON.
OFFICE OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. J

OFFICE OF TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, !
No. 81 PARK Row, NEW YORK, June 10, 1851
j am acquainted with the manufacture of Gold
Pens and have hesitation ia saying that the Ma
chimes Invented and Patented by Mr.. Morton, and
used in his business enable him 10 manufacture the
best Gold Pens in the world.
ROBERT MACFAIIANE
Editor Scientific American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05

Cold weather comes on apace and finds KNOX
prepared uuiab stylish Winter fashions in six and t
and every other description hesdge beside. 10 proof which
ony necessary to visit elegant establishments No 2l2 Brosdwsy
corner Faioal and Broadway under House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
. Maideu.larc, Ncw.York city.

PARIS. June -. 1867.
My DEAR SIR am rs badly of here ~ was in
London four years ago-l can find no gold pen in
Paris that call good. Hence, mine that got of You
having had an unlucly fall herewith SEM it back
that you may return 90 ne a whole one of thcsamc
style and character
What compliment TO yOuT pens that neither ia
London nor Paris can iud nothing equal 10 them,
and have to send across the Atlantic for small but
so essential thing! Yours truly
CHARLES ID. CLEVELAND.
A. MORTON.
2j MadCnlauc, Ncw.YoIk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
SANDY srRfNG. sd. n mo. 18Th. 1907

SANDY STRING, Nd. II mo, 18Th, 1907.
ESTEEMED FRIEND ] think II due 10 thee 10 say,
that the pen thou kindly forwarded 10 me on the eth
Of last month gives me CHtrc satisfaction. Having
had large amount Of writing 20 do since. the addi
Goual ease with which ! accomplished it. and The
greater Iapidity. makes me feel that the pen has
about paid for itself already. When first tried IT,
having for months used one that has been mendcd.7
and required hard pressure on the paper was con
,iderably disappointed, and thought Of returning IL
for a sitter Bur thought IL best not 20 decide
against without fair aud just trial and so wrote
on and the longer used IT, the better liked IT, and
now could not wish for anything better IN that
line Thy sincere friend,
BI.NJ HALLOWELL
A. MoRTOS,
Is Maidcularc, Ncw-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
IApnoune.mesuI

A GREAT OTTER FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HoaAcE wArEH CO.. 4sl Broadway, will dispose ofOo
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snts They year and allow the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
READ!

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-20
TIE INDIANS.
strength Of the var,ou. Tribes.

In view of the pending difficulties with the
Indians out west, the following estimate of
the numerical strength of the various tribes
possesses some interest. 1t is made by ar in
telligent and careful correspondent of the St.
Louis Democrat, who has been spending sew
eral months on the plains. He says;
The present numerical strength OF the lu>
dams is estimated AT 350,0Do; out of this
number 10000 are semi civilized. Accord
ing to statistics furnished us by officer
qualified by long experience and intercourse
with Indians, they mag be classed according
TO their tribal organizations as follows: Chey.
ennes and Blackfeet Sioux, 300; Arrapa.
hoes, 200; Brule Sioux, under "Red Cloud, ;
3,ooo 0gallalla Sioux. $500; Minneconjos,
200 Uncapapas, 400; Yanctonnais, 4,
200; Arickaries AssiniboInes, Gros Nentres,
Mundans, 1900. In the northern part OF
Montana are the.Ilatheads, 600; kootennals,
300: Pend d Orelles, 900. In the Indian
country lying north of Texas, and west Of
Kansas, may be found the following peaceful
tribes, who are semi.civilized: Choctaws,
$500: Quapaws, Senecas aud Shawnees, go;
Osuges Neoshos, zoo: and the Witchtas,
$500. In Kansas and Nebraska are the Paw
nees . 500; Winnebagoes, 1900. Omahas.
LOCO; iowas, 500; Ottoes and Missourians,
1000; Sacs and Foxes, 500 These Indians
are all lutFt Aisu tue NblHpcNhs
Uuawas and Pottawatomies numbering sonle
1874.
In Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New
Mexico aud Texas are the Tualips, Skoka.
mish, Lumnis, 1900 Sklallans, l,5oo; Ma
kahs, / 100 Puyalups, Nisquallys, Squaks
kins and Chehalis, 2,o00 Quinaiits, Guile
hutes, COO; Yakamas, 5000; Spokanes, l.,
zoo; Coiyllles, 500; Cayuses, Walia-Wal
lahs, 200 Wascoes Kiamaths and Medoes,
$500; Snakes or Shoshones, LOCO; small
bands scattered, l,250; Pimos and Marco
pas, 1900; Papagos, 5000; Coeopas, lu
mas, Maiayes lavapais, Hualopais and Che
mihuevis, $500; aud lastly, the most war
like tribes on the American continent, the
Kiowas, Canauches, Apaches aud Navajoes
10, 100.
In Nevada, Utah and the Indian conntrs
east OF the Rocky mountains, are found the
following Pah | tes and other tribes, $500
Baunaeks and Shosnoues, 1000; Goshf
Utes, 500; Weber CITES, 500; Timpanoga
200 Untah Utes, 5000. Pahvants, 1,5Oo
San Pitches, 500; Utahs, 5000; Pueplos OF
Village Indians, 1000; rahequache Utes
1880 and the Creek, civilized, IA 800.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-20

TIM ar.r yysrrIArrp AND MssR bcxens0 esaaf
mo COACHES A1IN THE WORLDLY sccompa
nv ali night trains on this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-20
10000 lbs. Of Wool Wanted

-@~ By the UndersEned.
THE Projectors of the Bonaparte Wooden
II Factory, would intern their friends and patrons
that they have established branch Of their FACTORY
Wooden Store, at
No. 65 Main st. bet I'd & Sd, Keokuk, Iowa.
We offer the largest and most substantial Stock OF
FACTORY Wooden 1cos that has bean cneredSn this
at wholesale and retail At precisely the pricea
that We sell for at the Factory Our stock consists Of
Htary and tiaA ChsSmsres atinets Jes,ns 7seeis Doe
,kins Dress ki7nneis, Gtirting Fsanaes, Shs4tinos
Gray and WhffeI Biasksts, Gents aud Ladiss
= Shapis, BalmordIs, knsittng and Heorcrs Yarn,
All of which we will sell low for Cash. exchange 70,
Wool We want all the Wool we can get, at our 90
Depot, and Bopsparte Factory stofe.
may1s MEEK BkO1A4hb BECHT0I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-20

All Trains run directly through 70 New Tort.
srA4O al11S snaots chazes - onec1ss
~ II - rs RI
~, N M rpm ID, IN, r,s.Ds IN ~.
in CONNECTION With ali western lines, fo.loxs:
FROM DUHKIRK AND DALAnANCA-
By New York time from Union pePots:
100 A. -. Express Maii, froo Dunsira, tsnn
DAYS es cspted) Stops ct Salamanca loVgA. N
and connects at Hcrnellsville ard cornink With
the s;sksME:.15 m aa, = s'rs s1a.l'' .'a AZ
a,35 p. ii. Lixhtning Express, from sala
msno.. feundays excepted stops At Hornells
willie 6ias p. m. (srpl interesting Win tne -
Pm. train from Buffalo, and arrives IN New ioi.
4.Is r. II New York Night Express, from
Daniilk lsneSAys sscfrset s stop, ~ s.
am. (Bkftl AID arrives In New York at y ~
m connecting with Afternoon Trains and sfeam
ers for Boston and New England Cities.
FROM aurPALO-By Nss York ase from De
not cor Exchange and Michigan streen: -
s.4s A. M. rev York Day Eapre 81 ser ~
fBkfir susquehanna 2:l7 p. m; tDi,eG f ,n.ao
7:55 p M tsspt SD esriss ia 4ex York lo;so ?
Connects at Great BEND vita pe {. sar.av ~,
vth Midnight Express Train of New Jerses Hall
road for Phiiadelphia, Batin ore and Washington
eoo n Eli 1sundsys excepted Arrives in New
York Al !; M Connects at Elmirs with Ncr
ern Central Railway for Harrisburg; pnalaae'pnis
baltimore Washington and ponts south.
2.9O p. n sktgh tnlng Express, Qsundeys sa
cepted). Stops At Hornellsvile b:zo p m. t1up,
ssssssnd sfrises in New York 5OO D. NJ Connecss .
Jersey City with Morning Express Train o. New
-sgt Js,sex Railroad for baltimore and Washington
and Il New York with Morning Express Train for
- pos,m md New Ragland Citifs,t q ~
e1o M New York Night Expfess,
DAILY. stcps Il Pg tsgs 8:5s p p. tSupJ inter.
sectine at Horpesviie with the s:ls p N. Ifa ~
from Dunkirk, and arrive in New YORK al ixoe
- al p M. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
axr,pted) stops ut susqnehsnDA 1.22 q m Bkftf
Turnrr,s Lilo D. M, (Dfne,, and arrives In Ne.
YORK at s.25 D IN. Connects at Elmira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg, Phlis
delphia, Baltimore Washington and points sontn
at Great Bend with Delaware, LackAwanna
@ Weetern Railxpsd for Scranton, Trenton and PM
ssdnbt and afNev York with Afternoon Iistni
nd esesnefs for Bostafand Hsv England Ches
S.,y One Train East ns'Sund.s, ksving Bsfaae 81
4. 10 ~ m and reaching New York at 1880 p. M.
pos,oS AND INV ENGLAND PASSENGERS with thetf
Baggage are rod free Of charge IN new iofA
ALTO pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie haSay
many objects OF interest passing through
beautiful valleys Of the Chemung, Susqdehanna, Dela
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama OF
of nature 4 beauttss commands attention
TN BEST vksrrIArHn AND Mrs. h.xensW sum-
ma Co.cgss KIN THE WORLDLY sccompa
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