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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

While Cons Grant was acting as Secretary OF
War, Andrew Johnson in message to Con-
gross, declared that 'great reductions of expen-
ses had been effected under his administration
Of the War Department, to the saving Of mills
ions 70 the Treasury" Yet now the johnson
party pretend thst Grant has no capacity for
civil affairs. ~ ilaa ciW aeu ssaiEHal 80
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DIED.,

On the ith of july, after lingering illness, Mag
gle, daughter of g. W. and Mary Stephenson, aged
10 years. t} Peso - sSt =
g. Near Centreville, Wayne county, of consumption,
Sarah A, daughter OF Lewis and Ruth Jones, aged
10 years and months. ia -sr-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14
COUNTY TICKET.

REPRESENTATIVES,;
John /. Underwood. William G. Bowen.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS;
$3.50 Andrus 3. Virgins.
ti& Ae SHERIFF: r-
Jacob s.. Ballenger.
n APR AIsER REAL ESTATE
jeremiah w. SWaHord.
CORONER:
~ John J.. ROney.
Z WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR:
william Dulin.
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MARRIED.,

-On Friday evening last. at the residence of the
bride, s. Franklin Street, By Sam. Maxwell, Mr..
Samuel Stratan to Hiss Sarah Stratton, all of this
city.
On July 4th, 1867, by Rev. VIM. Mills, Stephen
Drummitt to Miss Addie Scarce, all of Preble coun-
ty, Ohio. 5~rfer7 r 1fHae 1#t E@lt5
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The senate have made amendments 10 the
> Tag Bill, and sgrssd to let the 80 cts tar up.
On whisky. imposed by the House remain. NV, q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

DIssCUssIoN.-A public discussion
comes off at Phillips Hall, in this city,
between E. v. Wilson (Spiritualist
and w. D. Moore, (Christian,) on the
LIST of September. The subject for dis
cussion is embodied in the foil lowing
resolutions: -
Resolved, That the Bible sus.ains
modern Spiritualism in all its phases
"Resolved, That the teachings and
phenomena Of modern Spiritualism are
essential to the happiness of men here
and hereafter - gao 500
DR.. w ilson affirms-Mr Moore denies.
The political death of Pendleton, in
the New York Democratic Convention,
was caused by an attack Of new-money
(pneumony) or greenbacks.
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J OH N H. PO p p.

4 TrORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY
"A Office No. %, Main Richmond, Ind,
Attends to the collection Ut all claims in any State Of
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers Of Attorney, either inland or foreign. BY
special arrangement with G. p ADAC, in Cincinnati,
am enabled to forward and receive any money packa
ges other valuabes, well to attend to the
transit OF persons from any part of Europe or from
this country.
qzy-A All business strictly confidential and promptly
attended TO. J. II. p. z
July 9TH, 1868 19tf
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FOR PRESIDENT, q
GEN. US. GRANT,
n FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COlFAx. !
orpunIIoAN crArr ncKET e
REPUBLICAN, STATEJlCKET.


t&~s@ x GOVERNOR. rA e4e4N -s58
Col. CONRAD BAKER, OF yanderburg.
: s la 80 LIKUrHN ANT GOVERNOR cid -
M Con. WILL CUMBACK, OfDecatur.
nf bs1s.CRErARY STATE. coon
DIR. MAX r. A. HOFFMAN, of Cas-.
1o9 AUDITOR OF STATE. 9h1- JUS
MAJOR }. ID. EVANS. Of Hamilton. 5vs
TREASURER OF STATE. e6a
e Gen. NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin.
CLERK THE SUPREME CoURE.
Capt. THEODORE w. MCCOY, of Clarke.
CLERK or THE SUPREME COURT.
Col. JAMES b. BLACK, of Marion. H. q
ATTORNEY GENERAL. ag
DELANA r.. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
p BARNABAS e. HOBBS, of Wayne.
FOR CoNGRKss-FoURTH DISCREET, a
GEO. w. JULIAN. ~
sE9 JUDGE 9Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
JOHN r. kIBBY.
2 pssEcUTTNa ATTORNEY, 9TH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM H. JONES. sE
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by THos. Nssron 4 c
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
S)ropOsals.
oyyicr o. AslsrAsT Qr.RrsaNAsrrn GsSr'


OYVicK oY AssisrAST QuARrHNNlsTER GENERAL, !
Con IorsToN GHEENE NEw l0hk ClEr Jane 1893
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited
ul be received At this once assn u ocleekm MONDAY 0t
Supplying this Department With 80 cords msrchantae hard
Wool and ais q 20 b sschl best qag Anthracite Coal
drerel such be required puor September
l. at posts IN New.iork hafbor. a. hlews, via:
Poft Hamilton -2o9 cords wood and 637 tuna coal
Fot WAisWorth-3Ji tuns coal
Ports Schu7ler-iiO cords wood and t93 taus coal
Wuletts Polat--iJl eorts wood sni sag TINS coal
The the whbrfs the respective and
eae she cord The es 10 be delivered In the yard
provided for m reception a. zach post and paid for according to wei Ai
a. sscertaiuci by poet scales I ... .... .
responsible persons hat The bid accepted contract Sl
deliver The wood and ~ $50 deliver the coal conformity With the
tetms Of this aiVsTuseiheut
The privilege brs'sred 0rseetHs all the bids deemed
Separate proposals. supplying 1 cords vsod and
, 7s6 TINS coal 10 he delivered a. follows. ..
Fort Columbus 800 cords wood and $40 taus coal
Fort wood, lCO sosds uood and SIS abs ooal
Dayid's Island, q eoris wood and l.2t taHs coal
Subject 10 the above condtioaA
Aso separate proposals viii be received foT suppyng
Port Adams Newport H. With 10 cords vood aud 65J TINS eea
Fort bu Nov London Conn with 30 cords Wood and 10 tahs
e0sli and
West Point With AL cords wooa and 500 tuns coal
Bonds vii be fednd each the aeuEi Of one fourth of the
contract. othsTsise subject u the above conditions
which had AZ this once
28l imorsed rdpessls Wood Coat" and ased 10 the
undns whom application should be made for additional pAFeu
lars - ....x
Drsv hsordensral and Assistant o0Ariernas,er Gsnea
IfN
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

VNHIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
6fb day % June A. D. 1863 warrant 10 Bankruptcy Hsd
against estate Of Tonas h. crg aud ss Glib fws'n
county Pae aud state q Nesyerseg sho have been sdjegd
peop thai the Of deb ssd
hVsy property belonging 70 such bsniup hs az br 'hss
transfer Of property By them fHhdden bylaw that
meeting Of the creditors Of the s.a bsHLP % Prove Nor d. and
Of their viii be held a. Court 81
BanirDy 70 be holden at No ls1 Han Paterson Es~Jssey be
fore Thomas HoIsey Register the 18th day ei yu D. 1868
al 10 O'clock a. m a. TUTTLE Attorney WM BUDD DkACUk,
JlO Ias1sW u Marshal Messenger for bH 0fEsv Jersy
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
ycrrts, Garrias,s, &r,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
"A BrsdSay .ad ThIJ sinih regular psOe as Of HOUSES
riding and driving held sysy WEDNESDAY .ad sATukDAy
Horses Suitable o hgh diving aad heavy wors az these sales
whether especially Advertised not The largest sermtnt Of new
snd second hand Carriages aud VARIETY Of Harness hHAys
hand aso superior fark PbAstoas By Miner Stephens
TOR SALE-A splendid pair of dapple-gray
Messenger MARgs q beaan style ssd .eloa sIAely matched
fall sisters and old Fall hhs drivers one Of en iasi
s.o sss .sdds MARs snd pair b s'd brown road HORSES
all srtfs HORSES, sound n kind. ~
UEDBRHILps STABLES. Lafayette place near ElghAst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
Notias Of Eanhrnpttp.

DISTRICT COURT UNITED STATES.
H EASTERN DISTRICT Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HRIAAE ssd SIMON EZEKIEL h operators h.dsg HEiMAH
EzEKfBL Philadelphia bankTHp having their IA
charge meeting sr;sr will be bsd te June ss
oclock before Register uhey Ashton AZ No sis walnut
st. in the CITY of PhlsdsP that the sIanaaoa Of the banip
finished business meetings repaired
the Will reTfy the
blnkupts ourned their hearing viii also be on
WEDNESDAY july Isa 81 PhSdslpkia 10
O'Clock Wien parties Interested hos against the dis
charge.
Aes,d h the Cerh sad Rsr The Judge andsr the
ssa Of delphis MAY a. 1866. Ju0 lAw1wW
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
CUpREME COURT-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT--City and County of New
- Yorl-Ths MUTUAL LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY OF nBW-
YORK sgnh WILLIAM L. skIDMORR, RIsutor te snd ohsra
no pssAbes Of judgment foreclosure and sale nsdsh the
Above entitled bearing the 18th dsy Mar 1853 the sub
senbsr Rs,res therein named viii sell a' Psbe Auction b E
WARD LAWRESCE Auneef At the EIehA1gs haesroomt No III
Brosrsy re CITY VI TIT RSAY the eighteenth day of
June 1913 u 1eoef ts following dehtd premises situate
q hd saa. g and being hs TssSytra wsdef the City
utlch bounded tbd 6ehsd foss Commencing
tbs oorsf sl By the oft borby line Of Thirty
sh Ls essi,J 5s u Ls PM funbg thence horthtr
slgn. saa.efy Phh ( feet aud
ht0 ipehss ste ss,isJ lti pssIsl sh said hehsry line
hrsdfi j bsnss soufhefJ parallel
With Ls tsy hn n PNhsysuls issHiyuips IN ee snd oar W
torthsy us u thirty suce ssstey aud
ISftby Ire oLThsrst haud teol feet 20 the
ps Das sibgpubE being abe gfeasts conveyed By Wm
H. Bs sEd ss F ALA RAsdph the srst day Of
Ysbbsy 1871 Gtd TIE ,s morgs being rIsn 70 ,sSas the aImsst
II part ofte purchase Dated Eeslsrf M a. 1903
DANIEL p INORAHAh, tr., Referee
n ~ HAKisos al 7. DAVIS Plaintiff Attorneys
NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

DAILY LINE for CATSKILL. landing at
II Cold Spring Hghshd, Rhnbeek BarrytowH, Tvo, Masu
West Camp, Smiths Dock, steamboat THOMAS
POWELL lsaVs TUESDAY aud TIN tRSDAY at and sATUR
DAY ~ p ~. Steamboat NEW CHAMPION, MONDAY WEDHES.
DAT, and FRIDAY al 5 o.. N, non frAnkAatt, N T.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
7 0NG ISLAND. X AlLkOAD.-Leave James

m GenPort aud all stations eHeP: wood.te lss Hl..
Tree M NobPort Passenger Iran AID all way satoe
oept Willow Tree Pm, EIPs iraa er 'Teyapor 'spphss
Pss~enSet Train all except WDoT Tree
North Isp Passenger Tau, aud all stations AZ pssssr Gas
nee AZ Mpea talns aRd from Hampstead sd GIea Cove
sunday Excursion leaves Hunters Pout 3 NJ for hmp'tesd
Glen Cove North p Noribpor aud a way aoni al'ss hoS-
tsr,s Point At Q: 10 D. ~ Takes eject Jgae Eas
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
c,TrpRFAfE COTRT-City and County of New

cUPREAE COURT-City and County of New
> YorETIIE MUTUAL LIRB INsgRASGB COMPANY or Rsw-
So ALA Of dgmsht Of fsseurs and .as made In
TIE above entitled action bearing dAle the % day OF MAY the
therein will SELL Public Auction
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE Aaetohser the BIehsnge sasOoas
RtoadSGy the CITY Of New Yorh TICRSDAY, the
sgh.ssth d Of June lss oeok ihs following described
the City aud Csu1ty Of NewYort; All that
ot pes parcel ground lying and bE the Twenty
Ward Of the City Of NsWfot which boanas and described
fows: Commenting point the northefy aide Of Thirty
distant hundred O fee, westerly from the formed BY
intrzscon Of the nohefy line Of
westerly of the Pinh thence In westerly direction
soRg A0heTlJ side Of Tbiybttrt twenty-five feet
theme a n0they direction parallel with said Of the
(sll ret and tIl
parallel with said westerly sde Of the Fnh
and Eve @ inches point place " bsgag bs The
dimensions % being ths prenss conveyed By soph
Bd others % the sd Pspkn Randolph he dsy Of
Pshruary the said being the payment
part The psrehAss tkeeurDsed Nss NAY n
lgA bAklkL y Ik0kAHAh. IT,, Referee
X ~ HAKlsoE a. 7. DAWES, PLAINTIFF AtOrssy.
MT 2a~7s WIS
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

SHS ID. ID. g. s. SMITHs STEAMBOAT
lOOCs LIRE-For YoatsTs TsnIosn NyAet, Sing snE and
Hsvsrsrsv .nsoop eok FoF Yeuhsrs iaslbg DebDs
fsUyi ivbEes TsJo-n and RJaet every anooa nt sslesh
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
NEW. YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. hA
OMAENCING Ma =. lceA
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK.

Station in New corprr Twea seventh At and Foa
ave. Entrance Twenty -ssVenih'e
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
o. Ulbom it mug tuuttm.

CONVICT LABOR.--Tenders will be received
~ undersigned for labor Of about three hundred o NALR
CONNECTS Kingston Peuiteutafy any suitable manufacture
hundred and f @ Of whom present engaged in shoe
maxi
The Institution shops Pus with 'uaent number
guar@ The employ h trade instructors and
fOTeneB.
TsDden received before the M Jupe stating pos per
day D. n HACDOhhhLL,
Warden Prov Pelitsntisry.
Provscs PsnitsBtary Osos April 20 1853
nRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE and CIVIL
~ EaOISEERIsG.
CHICKERfsG GALL. No u waBtl. Ess.Yorf.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
Rew Ready.
Row heAdy.
A GRICULTURE.
N BOOK PoR EVERY FARMER

A GRlCULTURE.
N BOOK PoR EVERY FARMER
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
BY GRo K wARING. IN,
Author Of Draining for Profit Draining for Health
Formerly Agricultural Engineer Central Park SewYok
Revised Edition
Tbs book vas sTt published about years ago and v more largely
sid than any book ef the character brought ont In ~
has bsen carefully revised light Of the t.,, d.,,
81 Agricultural Seisaee and cordially 10 ever, t.,
ysusg old who would understand any. principle, ON
must deye0d
written style simple that readily uDd.,ood v
an vhils pseesaJ referring 20. sbsS t .b.,.1
s,aons the soil ssd the plant there the R,.s. .
avosAsnes Of tie Of sisRu6e terms
IL hei mar regarded traaslatOn into smp. Rp ~
uah st while its Of the greatest pporahes the farssr b,
hitherto clothed technical language be practically mae
erssbs 10 hTn-
The chapters On Mansres will be accepted BY all clear Saeasu
prpss which uBaes the prOdaOh aud Of the
srn sSd will found valuable 70 the practical farmer
Of this book could be placed In the hsnS Of every farmer
sb land sOu add largely ibs crops Of the whole country
PRICE, ONB DOLLAR
Published and for sale at the Oee Of The NewYok Tribune
- Ssut By mail postage paid receipt Of price
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

PoAT CoLunBus, n. Y. IT,, Jaae 10, 1888. !
CEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicate) will be
- received un 10 o'clock SATURDAY the 18Th instant By
H. snd HsvYort City with FRRs BRBP nom July ls6a TO
Dess,ahsr l. la6B.
be Of good marketable quality With equal
pori0us AZ ere apd hind quarter (nei and kidney tai
bs suds and delivered The Of the contractor 81 neh
uInes aud In such quantities sav bs roquIred
No hid rH entertained that Buher who
give bis fall h prsseai place o busasss and fsdene
The Of makilg bids requirements Of bidders kc
stated " advertisement Of May 49, 1909 for Proposals. for furnishing
Fresh Bee
Ysrplhing Frrsh Rect" j. H. PUTNAM
Byt Capt u Army, A. O. g.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
7 b. LIPPINCOTT & Co., HAVE NOW
READY:

READY:
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Papal from SLoas Brsatspsafe Pope Aanas
W. T. ThoHAs R0sey Cardinal Lsgas By Foksstss HHians
s@tbOr Of The CoeTt and Tines o JsEes s Tso vo so
CIss. sll TE
ADVENTURES OF PHILIP on HIS WAY THRoUGH THE
WORLD To which prefIed ssABBr GEsTxEL sTsEL By
WR ~ Th5eKsay. Vol Bth iiss utsoas Ssszl4E bfsEy
Edition. syo. Pine eotb 90 81 Pine elob gi isp, % "a
slBEA. Poem By A. C. suiIbsTEs. viii SoeG lszo
TiHtsd paper. Payer covers Is eeriA
Of the well The unereYtsusbs 4
productions" :. l. EFsass Post
BROwSsEoUARDs LECTURES Lectures the Dsgsoas
and Treatment Of PubetonaI hery0ut AaectisnG b. G.
BrOsh~ sequsd MD, FRS Part Physiological P4thoiogy
ssd Gene Therapeutics ofFoneona Asseos z5
- For sale by all BOoSsslsrs w be By mail postage free
J. b LIPPIScoTT l. Co. Ptrs4.Ipbls
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

TREiIUAr DEPAKTaKsr, ogyles OF INTERNAL REyESrs,
WARRINGTON, MAJ "a, lS6s.
PROPOSALS for STATI0NERY.-SEAL
PROPOSALS will be received at this once until the Goth day Of
o'clock supplying the Assessors aud Collectors
hougO, that portion Of the United States lying
Rocky Montana and New MeIco WITH
STATIONERY required for In their respective Districts for the
ending June 20 1859. ...........
No proposals be considered unless by satisfactory
the awarded will he hihfly executed
the right 10 bids parts Of
bids and Sept hd Of bids which the interest Of the
Government may require
The bids should be addressed the Commissioner Internal Revenue
and ndorsed Proposals. for supplying Stationery internal Rssuas
Oheers" = .. t. r.
Rhsd Of Gels TO be rnbsd will be fOrwArdsd
appcaon with conditions which
Versd. r. A. ROLLINS Commlssioner
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

Az illustrated Guide prncpsl suburban pses on the Line
Eastern ohs Railway ss hsea prepared nd can es
of charge W taose wishing
s.Sns the region referred With the S se,teaslk
P'''o"A"' ' H. RIDDLE General cspt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

tipe half railroad re-Ths splendid steamboat NRLLY
WHITE leaves Pier No a. Ras River foot Of Maketst seF
2is and from foot o Thirty ourhst at O'clock Returning,
leaves South herwAk 7iD on arrival Of the panoory and
Hswhavrn trsiDs
Pare Ersqrien Tickets si rs Stages connect for New
Canaan, Wilton aud Ridgvdeld
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
ERIE AILWAY.-TRAINs LEAvEDEPdf

SUNDAY TRAtu-s;3O n Wav Train for OhsTnle 400 q
PsersOD go m Night Express for DaHkrf ba so Roelsis
Sananca and AL points West and s"n s m EhfAl1 a.
WAY Train; lI:O0 D m. for Paterson ani Port JerVA
Express Trains through 70 Samanca Durkk AMI Ba7ao VA
change coaches aud direct connection With al sootbeD 40
Western Ines
Perfectly Ventilated and Stepping Coaches AZ
Night Trains a.,
Depot foot Of ChAbest EesNok also Loag Dock Depot 1a
ga e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-21
Mexican News.

NEW YORK, April 20.--The Havana
special to the Herald contains the fol
lowing Mexicag news:
Governor Rubi's troops in Sinaloa had
deserted.
The rebel General Martini has five
thousand men.
1t Is reported that q combination has
been formed between Governor LoraZa
and EX. Governor Resquiera.
General Corona was determined to eX-
ercise all his military authority and
power for the settlement of the Sinaloa
rebellion, and most people believe i'll the
reported formation of North Western
Republic ont of some Mexican States,
but it is the policy of the Government
not to admit even the possibility ofsuch
thing.
At Vera Crnz the merchants resist the
payment of st per cent. export duty on
silver.
The rebels in Puebla have proclaim
ed in favor of General Negret under the
Constitution of 1857, thereby refusing
to recognize the Federal authority OF
ordering new ELECTIONS and proclaiming
Ortega Professionally President of Mex
leo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-21
New York Market.

New YORK. April 20.
COTTON-Opened a shade firmer and
closed quiet and scarcely so firm: sales
of $50 bales at 31a3li c for middling up
lands, closing with no buyers at out
side figure.
FLOUR-Closed quiet without deci-
ded change in price.
WHEAT-Dull and rather easier for
parcels on the spot and steady for lots
TO arrive.
RYE-Scarce and firmer at l 92al 90
for western.
OATS-Dull at S5taS5,c for western
in store.
CORN-Dull, lower and heavy at l6
al 20 for new mixed western afioat and
l7a1 Is for old mixed western in store
PORK-Quiet and very firm at % 5Oa
q 10 for new mess, cash aud regular,
and q S7!a2S % for sellers option for
June.
BEEF-Quiet aud scarcely so firm.
CUT MEATS-Nery firm with fair
demand.
BACON-Quiet and steady at lac for
Cumberland cut.
LARD-Firm at lSalS3c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-21
HOUSE.

The House, in committee of the
Whole, proceeded to the Senate Cham
Der. On their return the Speaker stated
that the House would meet tomorrow
noon for the transaction of business.
On motion of Mr.. Schoield the CON-
mittee on Foreign Affairs was instruct
ed to inquire into the propriety of pro-
Vlding by law so that the claims of Brit
ish citizens for the proceeds of captured
and abandoned property shall not he
allowed by Court of Claims or by any
Executive Department until the claims
of citizens of the United States for
spoilation by rebel cruisers fitted ont
by British citizens or British ports shall
be adjusted and provision made for
their payment, and that the committee
report by bill or otherwise.
:. Mr.. Morehead introduced the follow.
ing, which was agreed to:
WHEREAS, The great loss of life aud
iIjurytO persons by the recent railroad
accidents and the destruction of cars by
fire, call loudly for remedy, therefore.
ReS0lred, That the committee on Com
merce be instructed to inquire into the
power and authority Of Congress to
make regulations in relation thereto,
and If the power exists, then into the
propriety of the Government appoint
ing inspectors of the rails and other
matter used in railroads, and as to sub
shutting iron for wood in the construc-
tion OF all cars for the CARVING of pas
sengers and the mails.
The Speaker laid before the House
several executive communications.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-21
Lsni.iann Election.

4 New YORK, April 2O.-The Tribune
NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-The cleo
ton yesterday and to-day passed OH
QUIETLY in this city, Notwithstanding
the violent intimation on the part OF
the rebels. Hancock's Boards of Reg
istry and the Commissioners of Election
appointed by them are nearly all rebels
and have resorted to every subterfuge
to prevent the colored men from voting.
Unnumbered frauds have been reported
from nearly every voting precinct in
the city. We have polled q large ma
iority for the Constitution and for all
the Republican candidates, but as the
Commissioners of Election are in most
instances noted rebels and thugs fraud
is being resorted to in counting the bal.
lots. which Will greatly reduce oar legal
majority. The State will nevertheless
give twenty thousand majority for the
Constitution.
The Republican of this morning re,
ports the assassination of several prom,
inent Republicans in different parts Of
the State. Others have been hunted
and driven into the woods.
The colored candidate for the Legisla'
ture was killed i'll Ouachita Parish.
In thirteen districts where the regis
tration was $4,000, partial returns show
26 900 votes polled. Partial returns
from nine districts give 1866 for thu
Constitution and 5749 against it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 20.
FLOUR-Firm and in demand; family
sold at IL 00al1 %.
WHEAT-In good demand at Goa
= 65 for No. and No. winter.
CORN-Quiet at Soc.
RYE-Scarce and in demand at GOA
2 %; the latter an extreme rate.
BARLEY-Firm at 70a275 for fall.
COTTON-Dull; middling is held at
Soc; no sales.
TOBACCO-Firm; no sales to-day.
notwithstanding scarce under the
new law, and fear of the penitentiary;
cannot be bought below 2 10a2 Il; new
Bourbon selling at S5a9Oc in bond.
MESS PORK-In demand at % 90.
BULK MEATS-FIeld firmly at 124c
for shoulders, and 143al4fc for sides.
BACON-Held at 49,, lot, and LII for
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides,
with buyers at &c less.
LARD-In good demand at l7ic, but
at the close there was none to be had
below l7ac.
BUTTER-Scarce and in demand at
45a50c.
EGGS-Sales at zoe aud in demand.
SEEDS-Dull: 200 fer timothy; 10 90
for clover; flax dull at . 80
COFFEE--Unchangcd.
SUGAR-UnGhanged.
APPLES-Scarce and wanted at g Goa
80 per barrel.
GOLD-At 1891 buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Brevet Major
General Buchanan, commander OF the
Fifth Military District, and Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
for louisiana, has issued an order for
bidding agents of the Bureau to take
any active part in politics. lie having
received information that certain
agents were so engaged, bas directed
that they cease to meddle in any man
ner with politics, or forward their re-
signation. An agent failing to comply
with this order will be summarily dis
missed.
General Grant this morning received
dispatch from General Candy, COM
handing the Second Military District,
announcing that in IL Districts, regis
tering 80, 900 votes, partial returns from
the poll lists give $4,000 votes polled.
A partial canvass of returns, unOfti cial,
from Districts, give 1856 for the
Constitution, and 5747 against it. The
heavy rains have so much impeded
travel that these returns are mainly
from points at or near the telegraph
lines