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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
Surnitnr,.

REDRO0M ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
warranted nure Chustnut Walnut Chss
Der Suit,s plain and ornamental H. PARRNGToN Ne s6s
CanAlsL, opposite Wooster. Established ls%1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
iss- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lSsl
" COAhkNCIhO JUNE , lSoL
Pssrser Station Ee~YorE Twenvs.verist and p
ave Entrance 90 TweniTseyeDtAsL
TRAINS LRAyR NEW. YORK

TRAINS LEAVE yEw.YORK;
For New Haven and Bridgeport 200 OH li.D nH
HIL 800 BIl dS 40 s8d 400 (Er) u -. -, =.
Dor hiofc Staort Fairfield Southport snd Hefipoft h~ IL"
q n: as 40
For Soraalk 200 500 dr 900 loA n RIs BLb 100 tErh
As 40. (EI) $50. 800 fbr.l
For DaneB, zoo 500, llO NJ. As. 40 0J p m
For stamford 100 eco TIKI 800 nU I'D (BLb Zl5 10
CEr.). 345 40 Ok. 40 SO ESQ GOo tELl p a.,
Ior and intermediate Stations 90 $40 ih"I H. 40
as 40, $50 6O ?. -.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield. a m. (EI). 400 Oil a0nr
for Boston, Shore Line l2l5 tEI aO0 p n 49,. -.
For Hartford and Springfield 100 tELL lAlS d" lkIh u"
p A.
Connecticut River Railroad, 500 N
utA 800 D.. N. Northampton go
For Hartford Providence aud Hshkl Railroad bV0 tbL) n IA"
For Ee~Haveu stouingor Railroad al q" 8.
0
For Canal Railroad II IS m "a Nor.hampton
ForH sstouic Railroad 500 m. 800
For kauEatuek Railroad. 800 m, 400
Fer Danbuu and korualk Railroad. 100. 20 N, IVA
N0~m''''-' S'eePNs NN' -' JAMES II. HOYr. ssrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

Since Jan l-.---.s i''''''''
The following are the returns of sales by the lead
ING dry goods firms of this city for the last eight
months of 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
rnolrtNl AND MINING STOCKS. -FIIgsT BOARD.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. Pr. N.


Cold opened AZ l39 sold uD TO 1899, and closed 1885,
The clearings Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
s4l S go and the balances 81 6sS ISL The Arizona,
from Aspinwall, brings $96s,Gl1. There were no ex-
ports Of specie by the Liverpool steamer.
Government stocks continue TO advance, with large
purchases Tor the temporary employment of money.
which is steadily increasing in abundance. and Is
offered without takers at per cent. The delivery
Of some issues are made slowly Sales of 10-40s were
made at 1885, and of 75Os at 1861. State stocks and
Railway mortgages also in good investment de-
uand and there are few frst-class bonds to be had
The small stocks are firm. Western Union Telegraph
sold at 3s.. The Express shares steady and Of
fered sparingly under the belief that early divi-
dend is TO be made of the surplus Of several of the
companies The dealings III Railway shares have
been large and the market excited, New-York
Central selling at l3l, an advance of pei
cent. Cleveland and Toledo sold mp to l0Sl
AL advance of 3 per cent The Northwestern stocks
were neglected The rest Of the Western shares are
firm and in good demand. AT the second board Erie
was i'm request and Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at
g7!. Northwestern stocks and Michigan Southern
were strong, the latter selling at 50. New-York Cen
tral was lower and freely offered Government stocks
do not maintain the extreme advance of the morn
ing. but are in large demand for investment, and a
good many have been taken by Savings Banks, DC.
After the Board the market continued strong and an
advance was made on most of the leading shares.
New-York Central was in demand at $780, Erie, 10;
Michigan Southern was very strong at S9sGS9.;
North Western Preferred advanced TO 49, Cleveland
and Toledo sold at 100 The market closed strong at
quotations.
The following are William Heath g. Co.'S last quo
fations Of stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
1--WE cTOCK MARKETS

Wpnxrsp Az Jan 22-With 900 cattle at Hudson City
and l.22 at Communipaw since last repoilen anu %
slow at heavy decline. From present appearances Wv
receipts for the week intending those OF MONDAY VII W.
about 500 head. which than can be sold al
former prices, with pork and mutton so much cheaper
Nearly all the cattle have been sold bnt under d
pressure, owners not choosing 10 hold Wlle SO many
are crOwding forward. The present market u Welh-
enng the faith OF Of the old cattle men that We are
have ms and downs bu with the disiillercs beginning
to turn their stock. anticipated supply from "a
in furnishing cattle, the extreme rates OF TIE Dus
may not be reached. At Communipaw, prices were
Ia ic. lower than this day week, for the major
ity Of the stock. The few extra beeyes on salc
bringing very nearly the price OF last week extra or
Morgan Co.. H. bringing 1Oc., make Ga y cwt Then
80 head H. steers, also fed IN Morgan Co.. by French
of 80 Ind steers scarcely medium. strong cwt brought
l5c with IS good ILL., cattle, cwt sold at l6ol7c. j. T.
were estimated al about g cwt and were selling at 10
lot Of Al O. steers OF 6! cwt brought soo eaeh OF
At Hudson City the majority % the stock was poor
and bought in Buffalo at such prices that iey Were gene
rav losing moncysone of them the freight herr-own-
ers called The market extremely hafd one, AMI pn Tue
decline All the way from ld2c nom The rate OF is'
lower and il Is very certain that some drOyes were sold
1laoc lower, or nt q decline Of - i2c. per head
her willingness 10 pay nearly 20, much they did this
day week. IL they could only get the STOCK lAefc were a
few single animals sold az lsGlslc but were very extra
drove Of 100 very go0l III hlStIs w. ~
at lGdisc with 81 fat KY grades, u cwt AZ ID. &C.
and Gs Ind cattle. fair 10 good = cwt M ~ al6. but
the larger portion OF the stock was SOFA az lteloc sucn
as 49, H. steers OF AZ cwt, run ont ~ dl6r WIN y!
head scant g cwt l5c Some State cows steers and
Sheep are slow, though receipts are light today. II
taxes extra sheep 20 bring 7c and then Only IN pcdds
way. We note sales OF ear o. ana chr Stat % ~ az
5ic; car - ~, state NJ 5lc car "a d. az sc ana
car 70 u, good sleep al oc some o's "ic houus o' &C.
Hogs Just hold their own with q cars ~ Communpaw
to-day, and Is cars AZ foretst Ihey 20 on slowly NJ
7laf.c, care $50 n ILL., hogs selling at latter price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
finantial.

OFUcE o. THK NATIONAL TEAyELEHs. IsfrHaNcG Col
no Bfoadsav Nrv iOHE. jar D.. 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS COMPANY the election ~ Directors sn the
.nssn other will he held th. une - bs coupaur
on THSpAY tse 2gl Instant Pol vii l opeH hop y eoeA
uatl ? - IRWIN, ..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

The closing of the Suez Canal by European war In
which England may become involved, would deprive her
of the advantage OF this abbreviated route and compel
her to resume the old route around the Cape OF Good
Hope by which her heavier articles or commerce con
uue 10 he transported. This would add $500 miles 10
ne foregoing distances from LONDON Ia the ports OF
Eastern ard about 5000 miles 10 the distance from
L 10 Nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

MOLAssEs- Prices firm and there IL a fair amount
OF business doing; sales OF is4 hhds Muscoyado ah I
Orleans at 77G95c cash. and 80 bids Barbados at ooc
four months.
done we quote al u l5dN 10 forecasts and bbs
Crude Fish Oils are unchanged quote AT 65 CSC Iof
Whale, and s. for Sperm Manufactured Oils are inact
i've. Lard OH is arm al 81 I5asl 20 for Prime city.
PRONISIONS-Wen further decline In Pork and the
at go 25 regular. New Mess closing about Ell 25dsl 90
Beer remains steady but the business has been only 70
moderate extent sales OF 100 Dds at l4 els % or
Beer Hams fair demand and firm sales OF $50 dds az
500 81 80 Cut Meats steady and selling in small ots
10 far extent 240 pkgs FIcked Hams sold at ~
Bacon h moderately active and steady sales Of 3b boxes
at 0lc for Cumberland Cut III ollie for Short Ribbed
the latter forvery Choice and for Short Clear
Dressed Hogs opened steady but closed easier quote
in more active demand prices better and closed firm
sales 81 400 tcs Rcaned W J. wilcox brand nj Isic.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET S o'CLoCK.-The market
for New Mess Pork is quiet no sales reported GA
Mess inquired after sales were made OF 800 bb re-
PETRoiEUM-The market is very dun we hear Of no
sales. We quote: 49,
Crude l4odt1 gravity IL bss.........F gallon iei@ll
Refined il bond G0 tel Light straw White 2 a.
Refined In hond 40 STANDARD Whiie....... 2td4
Refined, bond, ono test Prime Wh'e..''.''' 4S.@zS
RiCE~So sales are reported, prices remaining nomi-
nallY unchanged.
sUGARs~There has been more doing in Muscovado
Sugars and prices though no higher rule very urn at
full for far 10 good Refining; sales OF t9l hds
Cuba at M dl24c. and 5Js boxes Havana at 1Gll.c
sEFDs"A limited demand for new Clover Seed At l2l
al3lc.; Timothy seed IL duh at 81 7jGSS Rough flah
sTEAkIN1We note sales of 10000 n at 13aIs.c. in
hhds. and tee. .
STRAW IS firmly held Long Rye is selling at 81 90
TALLoWCThc market is fairly active and steady;
sales OF l25.OOo n at III 0llic. -.
wHIsKY-There Is nothing doing of moment and prices
are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

Jan. 22-2725 bids Flour. ~ lbls. whisky, go hbls
Corn Meal, 1850 sacks Corn Meal, 42,s,0 bush Corn
3725 bush Oats bush Barley pkgs Beef, l3i bbls
PORK SIS pkgs. Cut Meats, sl pkgs. Lard as DRESSED
Hogs 7GC bbls. Petroleum, l5i pkgs Butter 1870 bDls
Iug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
Mathinnr.

ROLLER EXPLOSIONS.-The best low-water
Detectnr trade. agencies ornes,
address for circular COSFRLDT PATRST LOwwATBR DBrBCfoR
COMPANY No. ~ South Thiri.st. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.


US e 1871 Reg II is $50 Coup 65 L 5 IS 1910 Reg
. 900 l17 II 900 ...... 1923 1000. ........ .103R
L Gs 81 Con Us 6s 5-20Cpn 65 L IS 1910 Coup
% o0o 11Os 10 OoO 1865 $1,000 ......-. 1854
s. 52O Con 90 2j00. LOOT Treas Notes jlV
10000. ..-.. be ll0s L $500 81 nj 81 Series .
$1,000 11Ot % -lOI 2OOoO
u Soc 500 Coup Ca 81 series o..
25,O00........ l0s5' l5'0W.-.---.'..IVos
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altSDing CarNs, &t.

VI6ILANTEs IN CHEYENNR.-,We SEQ oy our
fraternity have become so numerous iu nou IN nsis
operations in that vicinity that Inc yiglnltes ha.o
organzed there over strong 20 administer 10 Them
summary Justice The first they have taken Hold ot
Is that Of three fellows named Frank ~ onr Ens e1
OF having robbed patient, hardaborng man hmsa
eaua west near Fort Laramie The suspected roooers
were taken and chained together and paraed the stretu
OF Cheyenne The authorities inerercd asl Tr'raNu mo
fellows aud are projecting them againss Inc ''f'"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- otERNSTOwS-Tls 1nmAn Line the Quilted
states aud British Goyerumrnts tor carving Tie Mails
CRY or BOSTON ......... .sArCRDAY. January Is
E'rS MONDAY JaBuary ~ iva HAlf4Il
CRY or ANTWERP. ...... SATURDAY, February J.
cry OF LONDON RpAl, February 3.
cry or NEW MONDAY February ~ via Iiafar)
CITY or PstIS.......... .SATt EDAf, IehrnarE 10
And succeeding SATURDAY alternate MONDAl al N,
from Pier No Is Norm River
~ " RATES or PASSAGE
Nv the ual steamer SAILING ever SATURDAY;
~ GOLD PArAhLk IN ephhtNcL =.
FIRST
10 London 1861 To LondVg. -
To pars........... li5l PAns................ -
Passage BY Tuesday teamsrsfut Cahn go godi steer
age currencr.
Rates Of passage Ssw.York to HAfAs-cabn s2o seersge
Sln. payable boz gold.
Peuge also forwarded He Hamburg Bremen ke. At mod
Tickets can b. sending for their hsnaL
Tor farther A fonntuoi apply at the Companys ofoea
JOHN q. DALE AEeEt, Nc ID broadway n 7.
phlsdelpnia Ofce-Eo al ~
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IRE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot


ce, can obtained at the CompAnys OfeesNo al Broadsv-
ChAmbt New lor and Long poek Depo Jefse,
CIV WV H. RIDDLE. Gent Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
he following prices were bid for bank shares:

Money is offered in large amounts by banks at hve
per cent without success and lower rates are reported
to have been made. The flow OF currency IS sun
toward the city, and there is little for tins addt
ton to the money seeking employment except Una,
found in Wallst. Commercial paper OF undouDleu
character is wanted at bank, and upon the street
can be used at O. per cent when strictly prime
Paper not well known passes at high interest but inc
market is steadily favoring borrowers, no matter
what their standing.
Exchange is quoted as follows: London, o. uays'
1895 GlO9.; sight, 1O9sa1l0; commercial lVo'
100; Paris, long 517lG5l6; short, 5'l5G3'l0s; AM
werp, 5.ls. G5l64 Swiss, 5lSs G51G. Amsterdam "a
A!aH.; Frankfort, Az G41!; Bremen '9.0'''' Der
lin, 72G723.
The following were the exports Exclusive U' Spec'el
from NewYork TO foreign ports for the week ehdihg
Innnnrr OF and since the beginning OF INC year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
Gbantrs for CUISINES itlm.

AN INTEREST in a popular and paying
~ MAGAZINE for SALE and responsible party "a
,,, win ths psrods lsnsss Address THE AMERICAN LIT
IN IRY BuRRAU. No ~ Nassiu-~t
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The most cele-
ANORkhA painted The compelled BY sick
n. N sn1u.b will SILL low exchange pr ayaahe property
srtuue q, the ngt sasB Address Exhibition Bon No itz IN
auueO ASt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11

Der Neujabr5empfan9 war rieles
S,aAr i'm Beiben 9au|e 3u @albia9tpn
e%ldnssnrer ais in Sielen friibsren. Die
Gmpfa1se bel Den Gbefs Der e%inselnen
Departments marer chem falls iebr beludt
UNI prrd, cine quito Stimm1n9 aus9ez
;eidnet. 0as 6au5 Sen. Grants tpar
yp, Mittaa bis nod ginbrnd oer 0unz
felteit yrl ypn Glid1riinidenoen.
ppuan9ele DDS
@eneralprltamt bat aus Der &rteassett
ber unter 1sinen ipaenannten tpcten 8rtez
fen mebr ais 10000 pbpto9rapbii9e
Bilper rpn 8unceslplcaten. Man
elaubt rag piele Der Treunce teaer Solz
Saten frpb rdren, wenn fe bic 8ilrsr
cer1elttn erbolten f1nnten; eas Deparz
ternent bat 1id jerpd nod aber fetnen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11

benz Yublifum ais Neent mebrerer 8erf9e<
runssserQi6aften empfeblt. Snbem mir unierf
serebrten 2eier barauf aufmerfiam maten, er-
lauben mir lns nod GIT bemerfen> ba6 bie@e(eQ>
i@aftcn> bic papa Sid s~ertritt, als bic f9er-
fen unb fir ben geriiderten aIs bic sprtbei[baf-
tefen I'M san3en 9anbe betannt iinb. @aspapa
Sid anbetrift iu 1T terie(be ais ein b~urdaus
suuerlaliser Mann aQentba1ben bsfannt, Der e-
uem Se6en itets frennoli9 unb NIT Gersuiqeu
gu bienen tereit If. Debbalb ,peubet eu4 an Jpn
CUR @erider1ns cures Gisentbums, ibr perbet
ni@t ftbl seben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
minneipta &e9islatur.

1ie schrte jdbrlide SiBune BET &C.
9islatur Minne1 ptas erIfnete amOtenz
itaa ben Z. Sanuar> um IL ubr ibre
Sibuua UNI trat ipfprt our Sr9antlaz
tipn teircr @dule r. SIM Senat ruroea
fpl9supe Ssamte' er>rahlt:
Sccretdr - 9 Wetber nSteele So.
I|iit. Sefretdr- Snpp, spn9tatnz
icy Gp,
G19ro0: Glerf - ~ Din Slice So.
Gnrpu. Glerf - s NtGols> Slm ltect
81.
Seraeaat at Nrme 81 Il &er9cmppp>
@riabt So.
15e1ermam -SS plumlner.
SIN Neprdlentantenbau6 wurren bic
fpl9enoen Stamten 9emdblt.
Sprsd,er - q Tarmer, Tiumore
So.
grlter G(erf-S Sennilpn Stanley
Nflit. Glerf - 90 . 6lpper> Slae
Garth So.
GnsrcN. Glerf - Ycter Mc@rafem> Sill
more 81.
Gnrpu. Glerf = sielbulS GarperG 81.
Sergeant at Mrms -N $ Reto, Mnpfa
s..
Teuermonn - Spbn Benlpn
G;c itliden COMMITTEE pnrren CT
narnt> NM Zen, WpnYerneur ibre Nufz
,part1ls gu MAIDEN unp Jpn 1T &enntz
nib gu fesen ras belize 9duler pr9aniitrt
unp tereit ieiell> ir9eno melde Gommuz
nifatirn, pic er III MAIDEN beltebe, cut
AeDensunebmcn. Sie teiudten feline
Office, ba ct ater atneie emo nor, YER
tasten iih. Senat unp 6aus.
ST. Der Nnlpradc bic cer Spreder
@err Jarmer ZEN Sib %nebnenp> bielt
panfts CT fit bae Gertrauen unp bes
rltrte lpcann nod eini9e mtbti9epuntz
to- bic 0slhdftsbeicraung Ter 2e9islaz
tur uno Die Yfidten Der Mtt9lieper
rcrlelben !; .empfahl Ileib> Spariamfett,
@eisbeit ur,p 9armpnie, ZAP bic Md11z
net, cene1, ras @plf lein 8ertrauen 9ez
l9e1ft, biele III redtferti9en iaden lplz
len.
Der Sefd(ue, Elm Gpmite III ernenz
men, relhes bic 3eit ;ur 3dblnn9 per
fir bic Staateteamten ab9e9ebenen
Stiumsn III %beitinumen babe, warp caz
Tin amenrirt, raj in Get 3dhlun9 AUDI
Die fit Die prcrptionirten cuntitutionelz
len Mmencernsnte ei,,be9riHen ltin iplz
leu.
Gen. piQeturY unc Barter wurcen
ais loldes Committee fit Den Senat Ii.
bic 6erren Brocen u1p Miner fit Gas
6aue er1annt.
Sn Der seaenpdrtisen 9e9ielatur be-
frpen li4 iieten reutide Mit9lieper.
mel1e lid ale i'm Ne frdlentanttr bauie
befnben. 8ir seten aaditebsllp oeren
Namen.
SON 5ehtmann rpn @ennepin COUNTY.
Moam Sud Ypn Sibley GpuntY.
Chr Orb cpn Nite Grunty.
6 $ 2ierau rpn NamleY County.
g 1re5bad Ypn Wtnpna County.
So S1aller opn 6puitpn @puntp,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
NetparL 8. sam. 1863.

~ ~ ! y 20 JUW. ICUo.
Die srobe Nn3abl Don 9uofen CSidets), uub
a1sfebenber @elber, fpnnten ni9t re9t3eiEs &C.
mtg sineefanot rerben, he6balb tuir auf Mniu-
@ea unierer Asenten tbren tuenisfens einen
Mot1at mebr 3eit gu e%rIauten, uns seranlaBt f.
ben, bic 3iebune big gun, 29fen Sanuar,
1868, benz Sage bes FL, Jrans BON @ales, Dem
patron unierer Stride gu seri9ieben.
Nit 5uda@tuna,
.@%artuYneIs, paNor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11

Deutf4e @erf9erunss>Ie
SIT eiuer anbern @palte brinee. mir bic an~
aeise bes 6errn M. Gid, werin berfelbe f@
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Gatbpliitbcr &irc,en=3 alenber.

@r.: quc. 2. 4ls Jefue IL Sabre alt mar.
eourt.t u. , Grnetus. Nbt. u.
Mpntae, IS. @pttfrtet, 8ef.
Iisrnaa, IA. , hilarius u. Ee(ir.
mtttrrh, IS. Mourus, paul.
0cnHerftae, is. &arcsQus, p.M.
Jreitas, II. Mntrn, @ini. u. u.
SamRaa, IS. petri Stublf. J.. y.
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Gufttunaem.

G~mpfa19en fir ben @anoerer BON
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-20
DIR. AVERYS
Commissioners Sale.

DURSUAST to order of the Common Pleas
II Court of Wayne County, and State of Ipeti-
ana, The Undersigned will offer at Public Sale Sat
urday the 7th day of March, 1858, (unless sold At
private sale before that time the following Real Es
tate Of Christopher Hermask, deceased to-wit:
Lots l8, 10 and 90 in Greenwood, laid out by James
W. Sater, containing acres and 104 rods. and lying
the Richmond and Boston Turnpike south of Rich
mond, q of mile. Lot 19, has on it good brick
dwelling house and Lot 20, has large stable. The
lots be sold separately altogether may bes:
SUIT purchasers.
One fourth of the purchase money will be required
the day of SALE and the residue in three equal
staments of 6, IL and IS, months from the date OF
sale, with interest Notes, waving the benefit OF
valuation appraiscment laws, and mortgage on the
property to secure the deferred payments will be
quired Of the purchaser certificate will be given
to the purchaser conditioned make deed when tbs
sale is confirmed, and the conveys ordered by the
Court. Sale on the premises.
THOMAS NEST0R, Commissioner.
Jan. 18th, 1858. 4S-ts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-20
State of Indiana, Wayne County SIS.

John A. Miller aud !
Jane Miller, In The Wayne
VS.. Common Pleas Court.
Elizabeth Pritchard, May Term, A. D. 1853
Chas. w. Hartup, aud
Oras WATSON. Partition, No. 1928.
IlE 1T KNOWN, That, the 18th day of Febru-
- airy 1868, the above named Plaintiff, by VIM. A.
Peee, Attorney, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Wayne Common Please Court their complaint against
said defendant in the above entitled cause together
with the affidavit of competent person that said de-
fendan: Chas W. Har.up AMI Oras WATSON, are not
residents of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant c w. Hartup and Q. WATSON, there
foreby re hereby notified of the fling and tendency of
said complain. against them& that, unless they appear
and answer demur thereto calling of the said
the second day of the Term OF said Court
begun and held at the Court House in Centervil!e.
on the second Monday of May xt said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained aud al
lodged, will be taken true and said cause will be
heard aud determined in their absence.
Witness William W. Dudley, Clerk, and the
tsK Al Seal of said Court, at Centerville this 18th
day of February, 1888
WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, CLERK.
W. A. Peeie, Atty of Pit'f.
Feb IS, 1868. piss .l-4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-20

The New York Tribune gets after one
of the shining lights Of democracy in this
fashion: Senator Hendricks. Of Indiana,
cuts an oratorical pigeon wing which
we do not remember to have seen de
scribed before during the present ses-
sion It must be regarded as marvel
Gus feat, seeing that the orator was not
on skates at the time, and had no
flights on. He declares that ''the re-
construction column is compost. It is
composed of solid blocks from the quar-
ries Of Austrian despotism.; above that
huge mass from Africa, finished of ~iA
fragments of our Constitution. But It
would soon be in ruins, and in its stead
the American people would place thirty
seven columns Of pure white Parian
marble" The author of this feat Of ar.
chitectural cloquence deserves to be
paid for it s'by the foot"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-20

NJOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of Jsfss-
IL son Township, Wayne County, Indiana. that
William Waltz, a resident of Hagsrstown, in said
Township. County and State, will apply ut the next
ty for license sell sprituous vinous and malt IL
quors in less quantities than quart at time and
allow the same to be drank on the premises whore
sold. Agreeable to the provisions of the Law approx
ed March 5th, 1859.
The premises on which propose to sell. are de-
scribed follows, to-wit: The east front room Of
the one story building situated the North West
of Main and i'lum Streets Lot No. T. Block
No. g. in the said Town of Hagerstown, Je6erson
Township, Wayne County, Indiana.
50-4w@ WILLIAM WALTZ
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-20

Which possesses extraordinary power Of infus-
ing vgor TO The WHOLE any part OF the human
tenn, which may have become weakened or debitstsd.
It prepared by charging pure Gin with the JUICES Of
Tonic and Alternative Roots Banks, and Buds in such
. manner to be sustaining we'll as stimulating.
Compounds of the bark may produce . Temporary ex-
element but to be followed by corresponding deprsss
ion, after the fumes of the liquor have passed away.
But this is not the with this preparation iss e.
fscts nourishing and lasting. well stimu-
atpg.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-02-20

AT Greencastle tt e street railroads
have nearly played out. They don't
begin to pay. Ditto at Terre Hauts and
Evansville.