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New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
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ALL TRUSS ToRTt RRs
A, nav be by following remarks from Lis psirrs
A later proof the popularity OF Ihe 1r'- sG'.,i.fs NE sa,i
d sent put on the list Of our pstvns di'hs s'ru msus
ra aid yesterday IN Conversation on tne
as III tbs Professors Of Tale College ne"A'en lie
rupiue 80 H. .cie 10 tn SheTnans rapture eairss
& mos, n.el gent approved of h deeon sadng "eh
shi oir o y, -, soa .s ght think do bitter
40 " ,S ds Sept LADY 10 he sung apaLiP,a or IT. DE-
once obset a. one. remarked That Radical Cure TIp. an
WIN S hg IA Ebens whea see IL Beng sia wHs'net sn
aNfn hs s .ed Yea used several month"; aud suffered
ever se Je,tbW gain yssteda M September an spphoh
eTeu s,, room mrnohag the dherebt lfusses he sd n
~hs h sao. Cure Truss the resi- oAe oi We uos
name. % i bad undergone IL ;ortus ior neAiJ DS
- ,tei ehad, and bruised ~ sn''u' H'' '' u" ~
vs. vs. ~, hiod runnluE down ns lex irm y ~ a NJ co
Ruafea s or With post stamps tar illustrated
way rhs' containing Photographic hiens'a@ oi psfaon DC
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
sIGNOR BLITZ.

After fifteen years of absence from New
YORK the famed magician, signOr Blz, once more az
psard last evening, before metropolitan audience Not
large one, regret 10 say, for DOdworths Han was
bat wothirds full but very hppreciative, select and
friendly by which his delightful art was thoroughly
enjoyed and heartily appauded The old Professors
hair has whitened somewhat since last lac performed be-
fore but his hand has lost Of its cunning and
humOr kindly, mellow, and exuberant as
When he upon the stage last night he was
ordiay welcomed and every spectator must have been
gdddeBed at the presence Of simple, unaffected genial
and thoroughly good nature That was the impression
sruor Blitz mado upon us, and 10 that he speedily
sded another impression Of very and highly cult
waited talent. Sim In figure Odfasmoned in attire,
hn and brown visage with bright dark eyes and glCam
iug white hair sunny smile, and pleasant though odd
and shrIl voice, he seemed the very ideal Of
,ns benevolent magcian--the Prospero Of
rea'm OF wonders with only brief word OF
preface in quiet, uHpresumng tone Gn
singular contrast with that OF many Of the curent
neeromancer he proceeded al % hsentertanmeDt
ic show ed us BOOK which changed us pictorial con
tents every time he opened II and futtered the leaves
AID at last turned out to be complete blank He made
large image. held in his hand change into thin and
fade 10 nohiugness before eyes He set up Qucer
little aut0matOu, that whstled with more than human
rkl lie caught myriads Of silver pieces as IL secined
n0atins ia the air. lie exhibited the spiritual drum
whereOu al manner OF invisible hands did constantly
reform and seemed inclined 70 drum forever Then
from square bag beaten upon table and shook vlsjblv
out 10 show it's emptiness he took eggs enough for
hotel breakfast Some amusing tricks Of an electrical
character followed, and then came the Bird Show and
the Ventriloquism sgnOE Bltz excels IN these II Is
beautiful TO see the little hopping about before
lm. drawing wagons performing IN swings, sittug
calmly amid flames and seeking the bubble repntatlon
cen in the csnnops mouth" one Of these birds re on
pistol that shoOtsin sportthe other and two Of
Il .ssvtqy 81.
barrel NJ pistol that u discharged while thus they
signor Btz remarked that his pets had not per
formed in public since the 18th May and might be found
little out OF practice. But they galanty did their duty
and they were rewarded with oil sorts Of endeaIlnG
sphets from the sweet ps Of ladies and by uDlversa
snconiuin. As yeBtrlloqust SgnOr Bz kept biz audi
snee In a complete enthusiasm Of laughter lie has
tne appreciation Of different qualities Of temperament
and the several voices that he employed failed %
indicate both physical and mental portraits Of imaginary
individuals There s end 10 the fun that the yentrio
'nAt esn create and sguOT BAtz Ia wanting neither "
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08

The Midnight M..oS" 90 OMIT % 3. ss msnt. d !, ,
smehi o. 200. now not desr H the treasury WI NO. All who feel
pa9n % ,hs contribute senshg ING leAarer address,
~ intsn-ss t,t,U NJ No ~ send iaT report
- ,,,,..-1b, Mail, for Europe vil be diTstched
Post-Omee "a III EsDAY THURSDAY ard SATURDAY clos
foa s % noon stations and u, l@i w Hd u, li'-'i
n6 It-I0 .nd o ~ " so"ekA "a .,,,i.. uL,.I IN b.
o an WEDNESDAY, e"cf o. ,hs hos :" "rtyRSphY M % 'V'
posted at the osssi'i V JAMBS KELLY r NJ
-,,.on baye the Dyspepsia. Hendsche' Dihzlinrs.'
you afsr hahs tdsrt
Co,ivs's, n you hans aher n'lhs hAhklsVNs
ToTENOFS Tie h9
PElslsi o,, A.. Temple Bo,on aud a. Oh hsas
~ ,.sau.. ~. No siIIa ave. Az ssEI"ass "'"' wa
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08

toe Member o. %, Muiie'i ha'a' i1o''''
~ -, second THURSDAY 10th Ht' aisoeoes Pm
" A. "a stanton q, te election Of President 'Hd 'h''' VIII we
place. according The charter n scHAAD, seaetsrl
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
I oNG ISLAND RATLR0AD.-Leave James.

for 0resspo and all stations weedsde
Tree $50 Eorth0ort Passenger Train. sad all
Willow Tree 5:9n s,oppps a.
Jamsoa Nneols Hieksle shd all stations ka,L
Passenger rIan, aud all stations Willow Tre
North lp Passenger Trsn and all stations All passenger
sounsc hnso sth trains and rm Hampstead ss Cos
eundsy Kresrsoh Train Hun~s Point H.mpssd
Glen Cove isp Norkpor all s,aops ,,. Al Hn.
,sr's Point ats;iop. Tsis effect Ju1e u, sts
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

TRAINS LEAvR NETWORK;
For FsSHsveu srd Bridgeport, TOO. (gr) IlN m nH
iEL J. lD (kI j. AS 40, 5Ja and aOO tEx d M
Milford Ststord Fairhsd Wepoy 1oo LIN
3s5 40 IKE D. $50 aeo (Ey.l D. - - ~, -"
For Dsnsn 100 500 n 30 al a4A lo smau
For s.nori ie aa tkrl 500 iiSo Ri5 tBI) AIS 1o
(EIl 3<3. 4 % (Br go. aO. SO (Rr n. m
for ors.asieh aud arurdss ,istsAs LOc AGO. 1895 ais
atS 40. SO 60P
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bost'n via sprRSssM, LOO a IN (Erl (Bx) sOops
ror Boston via sso,s LiRe, II Is (Bx( AGO D. ~.
Tor Hartford ud Springfield 400 (EI l2Ia 800 tgIl tCo
Fer ccS'eetrut River Railroad 400 NJ (ELl iap ksH
hral, Jp p m to Northampton
For H.r,isrd Povid.nSs Fhs Railroad tsrl iu
pY.
Fer New London. and stOunssos Railroad na~L
u IS. 400, 400 m.
For Canal RsiOsd. 500 iaiS NsrhamptOs ssd VII
hamibnrg .
For Aouss,oSic Railroad, 500 NJ acop.
For kaugstuek Railroad AGO a. IN, aOop NJ,
For Danhurv and Norwsk Railroad. 100 100 nt t9lA
Commodioas Sleeping Cars attached " 8O0 p NJ trsla
JAMES n. HOYr, suPt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

, ,, hass Of Unborn physical qnallhca' on .or such
,i,lout considering whether "a. rnt au tins
thc burden Of their studie. or Rusi,e, l,bors
u rye ony 10 break them own ,he faster and with
out constant Ijunrtion up them Of The duty avoiding
anything like veafrcss from their hyacnic perform
auceS, IN tact, We week young men, and young 40
too at their gysDastc duiies uureasonaby h"'d
as at their studcs and ordinary ahor and do then Oh
the average, u is believed, quite much hurt ~ Ho"'
To considerable extent there seems to be pieN""''
among us quite general misapprehension oi te c"'
theory Of exercise The idea seems TO he ihat u any
cultivate his physique until he can double uPa
muscle On Hs ann as big coffcecnp' he Is y, Wv
possible condition for the business Of the "ot"' az"
making the best possible disposal Of his vi'ai io'o ~
resl,ect 10 TINT business But OF this there IL s"'
| deal OF doubt To he sure, If . man prolVs'' "
strong man. Of a cirrus or prize-ngn'el ~
Il NAV bc the right thing for him to sehu Ills
lifting ls baskets full OF bricks or Swinging Nho' f7
! ot lead u,t be can show muscle ike tue great ho
I'm he oua-ter Of bullock, or can strike Dio"' lin"
| Heepap Of 625 pounds momentum ana crack "' A"'
horse et n eft-hand punger' But Tor men III sen1''
who buy goods and sell, who write sermohS'"o'h uP
c,scs teen hooks sorve bank, railroad ana malu''e
t officers and NEEDLE in nfe's mnltifan0ns business
.prb ,se II strength would be but little better WAN ~"
,bu.s" The publishers announce that the next Noiuo
NJ te Magazine will continue the papers on European
airs by NJ Louis Blanc which in the early part oi the
ve,r we're rpccved with great favor by the pnhlie, ana
that f. will contain a American novel by distlh-
! l1ilshed writer
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
s1ttp publications.
TrIyCLAKE's CRIMEaN WAR.
'N" vol H.
HARPER h BRnTHERs, sev-Iori,
Publish hi, Days
rHR SECOND voLUsu ov

rHB SECOND voLUru ov
yrrctAKE's CRIMHAH WAR The Invasion oi me Ches' '
an Account Of Progress down TO tho death f LORI nag
In n, ALEXANDER WILLIAM KiSGLAKE WITH Maps .'o Ti1nS
l2mo. Cloth. ~ pei VOL
Tn, nouh,d delon and bnsbsi ,ris Wbieh nr'' mho '
t,ou, srs ,tI maintained this vpnns; and "' We s'
even l.. ntons woud be eagerly read a. seei
B,sry production Of ski saturday R>V's~
ham, ,l,p, III. author hs, acquired extraordinary oppor'ani
and advantages for ac,raug and verifying 'hs Incidents 81 re-
In history with which the national honor hsicahy
mn II. has shown himself willing undergo any amount o per
,ua sacrifice and responsibility for tie adequate performance OF wis"
o. him . nh pube and private duty He has Instituted careful
r., the localities. be has consulted ard collected dispatches 'nd
orrspondence without ends be has personally communicated WIN
aesm,n and Warriors with almost S the leading itors and many o
the less proipsp characters figured the and be has
got together mass Information perhaps ansqni n par Hqta
for fapess accuracy interest and VARIETY Frassri Ma1ozi"e
Mr. Knglale In bis present volume fJ ssus Bis reputation;
ard this Is saving much bonpoOnsl have % com
p,ey mastered the spirit " The art Of described af,
spb powsr fewer sn eo;he their impressions
ia such Tu1s ard EBsish- EroR'Hor
Mr Knsle has exhibited extraordinary powers historian 10 his
account OF the Battle or BshavA The mnuee,s With which be
trace. s the moyeme terrible seobe aud industry
with be ess sometimes conflicting accounts
the mastery detail and knowledge Of military tactics which be displays
aud general vlness Of the narrative which often seems to g'
With light ard echo with Of mortal combat eomlne to form
on. Of the most poiures great be which literature
Sometimes composed The spirit Of military c1sH
calm cool ard others that Of modern prose
Homer who feels ,he inspiration Of Eight and toles with tue per
r herosm Individual shows throughout ths hand Of
master 10 this species OF Nrirg-l London Rcr'er
ny U.RpFa BRorHgR, send The above Worf y Ma post
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS-Os and amer MONDAY Mar u. 1893 for
Se- York a. to.iovs;
kIprs,s trsn via Hat.ou River Railroad Tlish - ssl
Teuthavs through 10 Bufo Brs. and
oss change 81 eaHd eHnec1g Troy vita for Rutland Bsr
sgsn aud The Softh Drsuu from Ex roih Rochester
eoansetE With sleeping for the West either North
Shore line
II Express triis via Harlem Rrasd 81 ssI
eoSBengs Chsthsm Railroad for Ieb..s,
sPug PEssL &c Ahanv WITH Western asins aad a rYsy
-iih trains for ssntoga Rgtlsnd Burlington korA
ll;0 ErprsNs via HodsiB Railroad a
Albany sith ans the West
Burlington snd the North Dra~iBg
through to Saratoga
trlu via Hudson Railroad ros.
attached oenuecng Albany With Western Al Ttoy
With trains for Montreal. with sleeping attached
t4S NJ EIpTcss via Hsr Railroad
with Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Pshsd ke
bsby With Western trsna Slvepfns attached at Ahsny.
6J0 Express Huds River Railroad sleeping
attached aud through Budao Bse without
VI Also dsv eIespng Satsrar. aahe<
IRON EEYok thragh to ogissharg without change
sd o. ksioad Connection for Troy viii be EAss Albany
This trsia ~ill Sundays
train Via Hudsoa River Railroad, uth sleeping asshse
Albany With for Buffalo
and ro, With trains r Ssogs and points North Drawing
attached at Albany
suud, train viii be Railroad from New Yerh
20 Pouksp.s aud nisraest. stations ,DE Nov Ysrs
R,,anaE leave PeushsesP. si3 ar1Sg Ne. forf es
Also Sunday train via Harlem Railroad having for, ID
iou nEop m arriving a, N.w-I" q, 10 ~ =,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
~ p. PUTNAM a. son,
VI.
Nc, 66I BROADWAY,
PUBLISH TO-DAY
THg ERW ROMANCE,
TOO TRUE:

STORY OF TO-DAY IemO doth sIH,, III as Also ,Stsp cd
uOn, a'o, paper O. cent.
m Of the ,ueu.s. Of p.os' Of Miss L,ndOu' poems
this novel also strange story and unique in Its chnc''''ton'
The autbor whites and Of thoroughly SKILLED
the TOO e studded composition and please
even in Subordinate sr not in he whole work one du
PAGE A whole 10 yrApLc vigorous. sad sd, all ortgna
things are fresh doiueaon, of hsrsE are Indeed something
quite ordinary and the Photographic power "
uhe lights aDi shades that make th daily detail oi ld
yilua H Is calculated arrest attention and 10 create remark
Those sliug for something TeAdsb sensible and eneanag
without any ,ugsy Sensational opu'p viii ind in Too TRuR
real enjoyment n,
IT. THs sIiEXT WITNESS
III. STORY uF COUNT kOEGsBERG
~. MRS GklllLE ,.,
vi LOVES ioGIG DRAM
vi "a GIs, gH9T9sP4F41s Z sR, Prs
Iy FRosT rPoS TIE FLowERs
xi 4 QUIET CAME WELL PLAYED
XII TE ME GOD SH IN TniT II Is ~ SOME nuyAs NATURE
XIV. CANELlA ~ Tux HAIR MEANS YES
XVI fHE BBciYSlxG oF THE ESD
yyIL XVII TAgLBsg I.s BsgoyLy XIyASTl ,Sfrcpnpxrs
KIN rIIE BREAGING or rIB GOLDEN BOWL
TOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
PU MA MS AZ1NF
LITERATURE SCIENCE AND ART
For ,tr.eav. tse. o' contents sovRsBER ssHtn
MESSRS. ROBERTS BROTHERS,
4Vk PUBLICATIONS.
Seventh Edit9l il Sor Ready OF,
on THB Nights
A Novel
BY BERTBOLD AuERBACH
"Th.u,B,stioH !. very ably done uer-lN.-rors Tiusa
The Translation by FBsy Elizabeth Bsuut h,
psons IN o hs minor de'cpon' resnHt from eos'
s0d liberal rendering which, however hss compensated o
bT the thuess aud elgl o. The mporisu riu"lN.
l0rk Home Journal
Sold by all tool'e'r, suj NAILED postpaid b. the pabi,l,'
ROBERTS BRorHERs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

'rhe chief feature Of interest in The Broad
vuy to American readers is the Rev. Newman Ha'"s
Impressions Of travel in this country relating Dis eA
pcrercos with certain comic nuyo6,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILR DAD
lSes SUMMER ARRANGEMENT itcs
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1883
TRAINS LEAvR NETWORK,

Passenger sten In Sswfok and Fourk
ave- EntTAHes on Twenty ssyenth-sL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

Sold by al bookseller, ,nJ M sl postpaid b h, pabf.l,p
ROBERTS BROTHERS
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

~ H.RPEa BRoTHER. viii send the above worF h' Na post
are nrenad 10 any PIT Of the nnld staie. reep OF r
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

Hours az Hone opens tine Eighth Voluuse
with number OF unusual interest Tho first article
commences series on Our Chinese NeghoOrs" giving
rccoliecons ~ personal visit 10 that peculiar
people; next. We have story by the author OF Mary
Powell " lively paper by Mr.. Consul TOwe on French
carriages - religious ESSAY The Unfinished Scene
D. hc Rev. DR. Spear; MY Acquaintance with Bulwe;
" rAe rost OdiCe," and Others. The valuable monthly
tj.,r Mr. Wexford to the publishers on Books ana
AuJnor~ Abroad contained IN tho number ana ne"
department devoted 60 the Literature Of the DAY CIV
su elaborate critical estimate OF Important recent publ
cattprx
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
AFETY. SPEED and COMFORT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW;JERSEY:- :

" Passenger ard Freight D.vG. m ss.isrf s Le w.s -.
F's Is. I'd i.s E,s ss s's 70 p S a Z. W
S'N' ALLENTOWN LINE 70 Tss wssr
Express Trains u the - Hftp when An
sr m three hy . line to chesge Caerr'
St. L"ui' he Th eat SI1 I eSgs sgs ys * sfIi TTyrs
Commencing September ~ les-Lesys NrwYork follows.
64S a. Nor ka,to1 Br'hsAsn Ma0eb cbOOs "i4@ir'n
i:o0 - 10 -For sonerulIe
mFo Fenasaq junction. strouihurg, Water oap seni,s
mwrrrKS ErFHss ar EasOn, Allentown H'rr'esrs ssd
90 We:, s'"u hang o ear' TO 5na Or hcao and Sa sss
p. ss , G'Rs Fs T., E. ." 10 s o s.s" s
h -TRas-eor Faagou Ea.tcp Allentown Msacs Cso.i.
Wk,1srrv Reading Columbia Lancaster Epbraia AaI P"A'
a. D''g, 80, sonsr,rl,
nw iain io haron AestG.D M'Hsh CHssi .'d s:.,.,
RssnE Harrisburg Pshargh Chicago ani Cincinnati sleeping cu
st. R. f rS so"dGars tf %sist Cav sefaS,ou ss
s p m--Par Ea.ion .pi iai,rt edat' ,t,tloE.
NV ssTgss gIrss,, Ts,lsIor Es',on h.r,o-n k.as.s
'os w'liAls'PG,t ~. De;
sespus through Ie-y City Pittsburgh ever evening
Tti.: rave for El.lst1 s:'5 SO e:'s 1o sao sx
60 40 i:s1 $40 . 10 ii:.5 p N.
I'D - o., q SJsT'ry 3. ts sSS.. Lsy 4 r. No Aston H.s Nc.
n T. B.rDvrs. Gtu P,s. Agent
ERIE RAlLWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
500. Day Ergrsls for Roeh.ss Buffalo ssa~ssss Dunii
800, Wdy Taii lsr ss O'-i. and n.us-d.i. n.us,.
1000 Erggrs, Med. for Bufao Salamanca Dun.I .ua sR
points West sRd South
13l Way Train for Adds,ora and ns1nsd,. Ttanosa
I3l Hay kxprsss stopping ony STERLING Janeos TuuUs
sEd sons VI leKerrt 0dl ksuburgh
Montgomery, Uuonyih- aud Porf Jerris
SEQ d Hay 1fdiH, for SHfrFu snd
$50 Eehf Eprsss for Rochester Buffalo. ssi.msaa Der
hTk. and all points South and West.
500 Way Tlas for sasero srd intermediate rstoss
D. EJyress
Dnnfh sad all points West and South B this trsa a.spas ssskes
will rua throngh 20 Cibeinpati Hiihout change 80.
$500 p. IN EsigrGaf raj the West
Also wss Trsas Rutheron Part Pss and Psisrsos so
and s:l5 i sud 6:45 snd ~ 90 m
day aShs TtAssr Train - oeek for sassrs aHs Rsda
ststioua
SusDAr TRlp,-s;nl Way Train for 0tsvile 3;eo a ~
Paterson; 6:9 kt9h ff Dunkirk Baf
sslSmsnes. aud ell points West sad south; zoo
NRT TrAng II D. m PssnInn an Jsryis.
ErpTesr Trains thssh SsmsBea Duntt and Basslo With
out hsugs of coaches and In dt connection WITH ell BoSh as<
Western lnea
Perfectly Ventilated ssd Lu1unOus Sleeping Coaches accompany al
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

The portrait and Biographical sAelch oi MAY
Mjiller IN the Psychological JOwnW will m'efest 'iEV
class ~ readers Who are acquainted with that celeb ed
pnlloogist only from his writings. Tie contents OF he
number, in general well sustain the character OF inc
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

,SetAKEs CRIsEAH WAR The Invasion Of the crimeA II
an Accom-, Il. Progress down TO the death of Lord ha'
.n r, ALxx.sDrH wmLIx KISeLAKE "ith Maps ''d f'H'
t1,o Clotb ~ per Vol
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
Qriiuting.

lIOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
i UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EsIuiaT stslmuns the "a Of
HEfRIMACK. Clpt. TNsHAsAE. to tr "a
SOUTH AMERICA CspL TisKLhPLusH. kuvsnbsr a.
MISSISSIPPI Capt sLoous Dee
shdIie tine fb0ia,
Psnshuc suI RIO ds Jabsfo onE returning FoI
of Ire rbt passaze. sppigte
{. l1RISiN Am 10 q EnrI Irrrn.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS
Il THR Ekw-iORK AND CHARLBsTON STEAMSHIP cot
PANi's snis- shsel steamship
MANHAtTAS ". = Wdadhun SATURDAY. October -
o. ,aihpF ron Pier No. Q, North River
SupTrnr accainwOi tuous PASSENGERS
Thush Psrage Tickets ard Bills % LaeOg jssd al por
Sosh and oaibWei 10 oUBreaa With the souB Carons aros
and -Ill i,ssnsts ~ PoniA ports
BkhRf r. MORGaNh Co, Agents., No &c BrosdwsL
The JANkh lLR WI olos Ia aA rlbNnAl Ocnhtf q
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

In The Herald Of Ueaih, mn excellent Les
ss for Parents" b, drawn from visit 20 tie Iato nome O'
a., Rr,t4 s,,,i,v in Yorkshire by Mrs. l. f. Fowler;
Mr.. q "A Dal has a paper on "suGlage for Women,'
pointing 0lt several encouraging symptoms OF prog'ess
Mrs. + cakes Smith continues the agreeable extracts
fro,u "Raty Howard's Journal" hrs. Horace Mann
has ng chapter on Kinder artens >. aud there are
contributions from Mrs Gleason, Alice Cary, Hr Ware
Bcecbrr and d. II. JaQues.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-17

i The defendant win take noties that the srT-' =,
sitIsns Of Henry Dunlap, George HArlsy -
Others wiz b. taken AZ The Law OnIes 81 70.
ICFsnmcr, IN Wheeling Stats % West STglh,,,
Oh the 10th day June. A. d. 10, bstNeca y,
boUrs off 0eIOek a. " and : OeIsek =. 70 ~
read In eyi8eHcs On the ab0Ts lfauasi e1"ss :.
behalf oftbs plzinfl6 And hfrrm aHy '.u''
the taking Of aid tspOsitt0na shall nSt y eS~''
aeBesd. or being c0nme1eed gizaiI pot " 'oa.
pleted. % that day The faki1g ~ tbs sai9s sI'I
qs adjOarDed from tIDe % tinS NATL The ssS''
: 80 : WILLIAM PROPHATEK
Eir' Bye. T.. CRashFK,
To1AAskQA PEoFHGrEy. sprDosS"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-17
RraIn Pori-nu.Pr.uce.

New YORK, June l6.-The Herald
Port Prince correspondent says: Sal
nave in recent interview with The
United States, French, Eu%lish and
Spanish Ministers declared his deter
minatiou not To yield to his antagonist
aud to hold hIs position at Port an
Prince under every circumstance.
The British frigate Phebe aud AMER,
can war steamer PenabOcUtt were still!
there.
On the I'd OF June an attack Mas
made on the town by the Cacaos wac
we're repulsed.
All the prisoners taken hy Salnavt
were slain. subsequently Salnave's
cavalry being defeated, Salnave set
tire to the north and northeast suburbs
On the 9TH Salmave sent u deputatIou
ofhis generals ~ tho army Of the South
rrn kevOlutiOnists TO eject L com
promise. He proposed to retain m'
office three years and give his ministry
TO his southern generals, aud that tht
army of the South would enter imme
diately into the city aud join with him
in repelling the CacOs. These PROPOSE
lions were Indignantly refused.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-17
From ~. Louis.

ST. LoUIs, June l6.-The Board OF
Trade and Union Merchants Exchange
have appointed committees to arrange
for the reception of the Wisconsin anC
Minnesota editors, who contemplate
visiting this city on tour OF 0bserVa
ton and pleasure on Wednesday, 2lth
instant. The City Council viii appoint
= similar committee, aud the three Will
arrange Il programme for the occasion
The July interest on tue Stale debt
about seven hundred Thousand dollars,
has been sent t. the Bank Of Commerce,
New York.
The Southwest Pacific Railroad was
regularly transferred yesterday by the
Governor TO the company, and the work
of construction will begin at once and
be vigorously prosecuted.
Several seizures of distilled spirits
have recently been made here by the
revenue officers.
General G. b. Ram wai nominated
for reelection TO Congress by the ke-
pnblicans of the Southern District OF
illinois, in convention III GOIconda, on
"Wednesday last. Resolutions endors-
ing the State aud National platforms
were adopted.
Colonel Dupre, formerly connected
with the Memphis Avalanche aud Bull
letin aud other Southern papers, has
become attached edltOrially 10 the st
Louis Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-17


nav every lock of unwashed is thrown
ont, and claim of ! discount made and
must be allowed; this the dealers must
meet here, and why should it not be
met in the West'
A letter from Bucyrus, Ohio, of June
9th, says that the heavy raiR and hail
storms have put back sheep shcaring
for Il few days. Most all of the sheep
are washed and now ready 90 shear.
There seems to DC one asking price 45e,
but if things are managed right, % to
40e will buy the medium to fair. and
say AZ to 45c for the very fine and very
light woods This will not pay the
growers this year, but that is neither
here nor there; they are willing to meet
the hard times. Some good heeceshave
been bought at from 35 To 40c. By next
week the trade will be fairly started at
some price. There is more attention
paid te growing combing wool, and
sheep Of that kind are in good demand.
Keep cool in the wool trade and all will
be right.
The Farmers Chronicle has not a very
high opinion of the present wool tariff
law, if We may judge from its predie-
ton, "tbat the law will be found as
great u swindle aud rs great fraud
npon American wool growers 10 amy law
ever PASSED"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-17
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