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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY MONOPOLY.

There is the deepest feeling all along the
line Of the Rartan and Delaware Bay Railroad, at
Alson shemOng Jackson and other places and it may
be safely said that the Indignation against the Camden
and AmbOy monopoly is universal As freight road the
Raritan Road did very large business and had become
a necessity TO the people Of that section OF New
an uneasy feeling in the minds Of the people
because they believe that the recent decision fore
shadows another lease OF chartered power for the Cam
den and AmbOy. large meeting was held at Harmon
ton 9th nst TO protest against the recent decision
OF the Court Of Error aud Appeals which, In the popular
opinion quints toward the opinion that the Monopoly 10
perpetual unless the Legislature should after this date
charter another through line. Speeches were made by
several distinguished gentlemen, aud the following reso
buttons were adopted:
Rod That ali legislation which iorestAs all the advantages Of
commerce favor o. single copoaton all legislation that mortgages
the Of the State 10 the u monopoly dangerous 20
the aud 70 tie na0h no Eunous W ~ Oe WHO are We A
o. the Republic.
od That call upon Congress put end 10 the claims Of
AmbOy that there he between the
and Philadelphia except BY the lines Of the Camden
nd AnbOy and its connections
Rd That since the General claimed commanded
the services n and Delaware bay Railroad
er conveying troops Eurons Of seos Sewerse for the
eemest peril 70 the Republic call upon congress the law making
American people that this Ratan aud Delaware
Bv Railroad chance 10 live without beng drudge the
service Of grasping monopoly go =,
Ro.d That il oar solemn conviction that long railroad
monopoly absorbing all rival Interests canpot crush continues the
this State that just 50 long the State oysment Of
be republican IN FORM sentiment or spt
R,sd will agtste tbis question and persist IN
k demand people against this most nobe railroad iggres
have secured by hrm enactment OF our OWL Legislature
secure the rights absolutely establish justice while protect
Ing And promoting the aterests Of the community o. large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13

logical but even this portion much more rational
and philosophizing than would be palatable to the
congregation of any English popular preacher"
believe that is true and il might for the text OF
a long sermon on the difference between English and
American habits of thOught-bnt not now. Mr.
theoogicay that of feryent Deist although he re-
cognizes the "unchallenged orthodoxy" of the
preacher. Finally, "the general impression, with
staginess-and they were not very numerous after all
Mr.. Beecher breaches in remarkably sensible
manner and tone. His sermon was not political III
any party sense it was only very deeply social"
The often repeated story that Mr.. Tennyson had
been driven by the prosecutions Of intruding adj
at last authoritatiyely denied. PesteTed almost be-
yond endurance he has been but not quite to the ex
tent of giving up q residence which for q hundred
reasons is dear to him. His house at Farrng ord is
meant for Winter dwelling, and there as elsewhere
the poet will surely be grateful to HOn-hunters and
worshiping pilgrims from either side of the At
lantic if they viii pass him by on the other side.
q. w, 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
SATURDAY, Jan. LIP. ".


Gold opened at 1884, advanced to l3Sl and closed at
13S The export of specie to-day was $9l6,2S5, and
for the week amounts TO s99iO752 The clearngs of
the Gold Exchange Bank were s990i0,0OO. and the
balance s2,5l96ls.
Government stocks without exception are in largo
demand at still higher rates The old 5-20s sold at
l0S. closing at 0S!01OSs The new issues were all
firm. At the stock Exchange business was upon q
larger scale than for long time. Prices not
sustained at the extreme quotations Of last night.
but at the rates there strong buyers for every
thing offered Railway bonds and State securities
were active at full prices Erie sold at 77a, Fort
Wayne at l02 and Cleveland and Toledo at 1851 and
Rock Island at 0S!. After the call there was con-
tnued disposition to realize profits, and prices re-
coded in some cases II per cent from the extreme
Board rates. At the close there rally in prices,
and the market closed firm at quotations
The following are William Heath * Co.'s last quo
tatons of stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
Gin Gtal Estate fer SAX.

Gin Gtal Gstatt ter Salt.
A VALUABLE Store Property, 2jx12i, on
~ Pearlst y FOR SALE. easy Also grea, variety d
and Corner Buildings Bookyn, hesYork AID JEseyC
II. COOLEY Co. No 81 New Chamberst
EOR SALE-A frst-claSs, four-story, brown
HOUSE south sls u Pays seTeuh house vest
II Eh,hsre view % tie Ptrk al utson River from the
eupos wh III the modern Improvements built ~ day. work lot 22r
lO03 deep, house 1lI52 deep Iaqare VI WI bkDkLL
See bill on the premises
EOR SALE-New first class three-story brown
HOUSE No 3a West fny siKht x;h House vest Fl gh
Marble halls stairs circle head doors &C. complete with
ronvctsne The will be home TUESDAY from h.
p ; apply TO LIZ ROY CLARK. loot W,st Ihlethst
ITO CAPITALISTS, MANUFACTURERS, or
il WAREHOUSE MEN-GrcenNchst % Ilujon, Abingdon
suitable locaon
eorfO Price fto0o %Zlo bond
and mortgage. AfPr 70 HOMER MORGAN, no Plest do'ol
pfTlI-ST., between Fifth and SiXth-aveS.-
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bargain. With carly possessoa Apply TO HOMER MORGAN No.
Pnest Ng,1l
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1SGS.-This
popular Annual ready and Tor sale at TIE ofee Of The Trio
unesf Price 20 cents
See Advertisement under head o. New Publications
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AN APPEAL THAT MUST BE NEEDED.

A case of the most heroic devotion and per-
sOnal sacrifice connected with the late Rebellion came to
my notice to-day, and judging from my feelings and
sympathies is one that must meet with willing and
hearty response from all true patriots, and especially
from an soldiers and those prisoners who! survived the
ordeal of the prsOnhells Of the South during the war
1t is the of Mrs. Frey and her interesting family,
who befrended Union prisoners in Charleston during
the war; now midst entirely destitute, and suffer
ing for the neceSsares Of life in great city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
THE MARKETS.

ICasiully reported for THs TRiBuxsI
SATURDAY, Jan. H. 1865.
ASHEs-Pots' are In fair demand and are steady az
IS 25dSs 37 stock 622 bbs Pearls are Inactive ana
lower at go Is $50 50 stock, o8 bbls ,a
BUILDING MATERIALS-We have had fair demanu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-13
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

FENIAN sYMPTOMS-BOXING NIGHT AND TIE
CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES -C CARLYLE AND
DICKENS-FRANCIS IIEBER IN HIS YOUTH
WHAT AN ENGLISHMAN THINKS OF
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

land at anything like , fair value and
this drives ommiga1ou away. let The
same quality Of lands be Offered Tor sale
in West Virginia rs in Missouri and at
about the sane price, oad emnisretion
will h,w by thousands toto our State
Look at Mason county, it is supposed
thu, the increase Of population in the
county his year will no! be less than
l5o0 and that the capital brought into
county will amount TO over 100000;
and | ask this editor, who are tho men
who are euri;hiug our county, Arc
they Conservatives? BY 70 means. II
YOU want 10 know whR. Conservatives
have done to increase the wealth end
population Of Masou county, We simply
hold up before your gaze the Marine
Railway, Woolan Factory, and defunCt
Railroad proj,eL Who defeated this
latter groa: enterprise? Why, sir it
was the Conservative Ian holders of the
county, 50 you see, you will have to
change your position, and put the horse
before the cert. JUSTICE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23
STANTON BNCK AGAIN.

~ Stanton has been rli0ststed, an I'M
der circumstance that Oro significant
and auspicious. Not Republican vote
WIS rgct against the measure not Re
publican Senator qaiyerel or fa'tefed.
An honor TO the man who lead the col.
umr in this dsri>gs action! The news
Of this event will brace every loyal mans
heart An nerve every Ioyol heart from
Maino to Texas to the loyalists Of the
South. BETRAYED a! the C,ptol Of The M
ton, and scotT.d at and uodIen on at
home it soanIs like the promise Of ,ad.
v,ncing rebel,
The good work done on the 13,h inst,
isa Triumphant Indication Of the princi'
pies and morale Of the Republican party,
1t is worth more than Smro carried in
an ordinary election The unity, spirit,
and energy eviuced by Congress will do
more 10 resss0re the public confidence
and Inspire tho loyal heart than dozen
detached elections in different parts of
the land Our column' are unbrokeu
tal aggressive TIE resuI, can DO bat
C:e way,
Congress has molly answered Grants
private letter. whose brave words are
now historic, aud tue lealcrsbip Of the
na,io6 is in full synpnby and accord
Eloogh f,r one dsy is the glorious news
above recorded.
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~ COnsumDtives.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in q few weeks by very simple remedy
at er having suffered for several yenrs with a
severe lung affection and that dread disease
Gnn,umpion-is anxious TO make known to
hi, f.llnw sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree of charged with
The directions for preparing and nsing the
same, which they will fnd sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and al Throal aud Lung Affections -
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes to bo
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as il viii cos, them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will
please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
vGnl-yl
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WuATno THEY MEAN!

Tho Berkely Union in speaking Of tho
Democratic Convention which recently
assembled in Wheeling, says: "Whalis
their errand! To teach loyalty ond de.
voton to our common government, 10
gloriiy and praise the heroic deeds Of the
patriots who fell in defence OF that gov
ernment, to proclaim to the mountain
GERS Of West Virginia that it is to the
arms AMI the armed patriots of the
United States tia! they are indebted for
a free government, liberty, aud protect,
ion, and to help swell tho loud chorus Of
loyal voices that arc sjnging support
throughout all the land to Congress in
its enleavors to reconstruct the REBEL :
ious States NJ! They wen! to con-
coct and TO scheme, to devise and 10 plan
the best and jures, means to overthrow
the loyal people; TO take from rebellion
the odium that clings 10 it, and though
they cannot resuscilate, yet they wish to
rear over its grave an honorable monu'
menI Of us virtue. They wen TO curse
and blast, to hinder aud DrammeI the ef-
lorts OF loyal Congress, and to defeat,
il possible, lis reconstruction measures.
Why should they do this? Is II the
par! Ola loyal mnu to fight Congress?
WA, single act has Congress donO that
bears heavily on a patriot a0d will war.
rent him to use his best enduayors to
nullily their oct,? Yet hose men will
stand up and unblushingIy tell YOU, 81
am as loyal as you'll Then we ask,
Why, why do you persist IN fshdog the
loyalisl,? Why 30 you no, join heart
| and haod with them aad help lham sus.
tain the government, which those you
NOW work with tried 10 desroy2 If the
ConredenCy as on organ.a5d rebellion is
extinct, Of what use is it then for tha
living members of lhat rebellion to band
and consplre to defeat tho ruo and prop.
er measures Of rocooJlruc,ion? What is
to DO gained ond who is to DO benefited
horcbyl Wilt materially aid anl I'D
vance the interests Of the misguided 10y.
aIists, who mlg act with them. to have
these men ret into power and the true
palriol kicked out? No, certainly not
II will bo bis own dowaIall Tho very
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature of our State which
met AT Wheeling on Tuesday last, wall
have considerable work before it. A
great many laws need amending and re-
modLing, while some need repeating
altogether The law known as tho "Sui-
tors Ollh, "shouli DO erased from the
statutes ut once. This law was very
necessary during the war; 10 prevent
rebels from prosecuting Union men, but
now as the war is over there is no long
er a necessity for it. We believe that
rebels should have the same privilege Of
collecting debts honestly own 10 item,
that loyal men have. Another hing is,
that the law Is il now operates causes q
great many Inconvenience and hard
ships, Many mn take advantage of it,
anl refuse to fulf obligations made
with rshels Il tends TO dishonesty.
If Rebel owes . Union man debt it
is untOir 10 think that he can pay it un-
less he is allowed TO collect money that
is due him from others. Therefore, we
ask our Legislature to repeal the Sui
tors Oath" end thu, place rebels and
Union men on the same footing SO far
IA the collection Of debts is concerned,
As regards the Registration Law. the
Attorneys Olh, aud Oa,h of Office, we
are in favor of them and absolutely Q7-
posed to any modification or repeal Of
them, We will have more to say upon
this Subj,cr at some future time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

DrscovERY or MlRpERER ELEvEs
YRAes AFTER raE CRBls Eleven year
ago Dr., John Mash, native Of Sonh
Danyers. Mass. and a graduate Of Har-
ward College, was murdered 10 Contra
Costa county, Cal, whittier he had emf
grated, after Spending some years on the
western frontier. The murder tool
Pac, in lonely locality where he wa,
on his was TO San francisco TO bs mar
risd. Tho murderers ohIsined several
hundred dollars in gold from his person
and enc ofthem was subsequently ar
rested, but for want Of sufficient evil
drnce the trial was deferred, and ia the
mean time he escaped from ial and Fed
the country Within a year a man ma
med Fosscl, 7hu had witnessed the muir
der and shared the money. muuered,
while intoxicated, that he knew al about
the murder, and on bCiog arrested made
q foil confession. It appears that he
was boy OF the time of the murder, and
employed in the f,miy Of ono Of the as
sossins, who were three ia number, Ju-
an Garcia. Felipe Morenor md Jose An.
iona OIivas He was with them when
they committed the deed, hut never lis.
pad a word Of their guilt ill his arrest.
II confession led to the or~St Of OH.
WA. who mode a clean breast of the ah,ir
aud turned States evidence. Moreno
was put on trial last No0emher. and con
victed by the evidence of Fosselt and
OIivas, an sentenced TO the States pris
on for llfs Tau, the OIL aia!e that
justice. though slow, is sure, is again
verified.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

The kind of men Democrats arc got.
ting into the revenue service, TO steal
the mouey of the people, is indicated BY
the following which We clip from the
Chicago Tribune;
With the GLASS OF appointments which
J Johnson and McCulioch have made, how
Is it possible to have the revenue honest
~ collected? Oae of tho special revcn !.
uo agents in this city il 4 Knight Of
the Golden Circle" or son of Liberty"
During the war he was an active leader
among the "Knigh's' 10 this city, who
met to plot treason in an upper story of
Mccormick 5 building He was engs-
ged in the plot 10 lihersLo camp Douglas
prisoners and buro and plumber the c,ty
de advocated assassination OF those OPP
posed to the rebellion, and wanted to
have a Ii o 10 the rear opened on tho In.
ion army. When some Of these thngs
bagnn 10 leak out he fld the city; bul in
the course Of a year or TWO, he sneakeI
back TO Chicago. and IS nov rewarded
by Moses" gi,h revenue agency.
This Is tho class Of chaps who are being
appointed By the r'gimgut to collect rev
enue, and keep it, Is rtwnri Tor their
past and present. CoPPcrbea services.
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THE JOURNAL has TIE CART BE.
FORE TIE HORSE.

Editor Register;
In late issue of This iefamqr If Mn
isers Of the Gosp-l, of religion, m,nIi
ty aud loyal men, in ,p'ok'ps unlyr the
head Of "emmigN'ion in,o WoSeX,s4in
ia, 'Nstatcs that the ptoja'ts and pi'os Of
the Radical parry in this parj'cuar have
signaIly failed, and urges as reason
for this failure, the fact that the State
is uQd"r R,licsl rule, the registration
law, aad high taxes, anil because the
Boards of Registration have disfrtuchi,
sed oil WHO may happen TO differ with
them in opion polilically." and where
"peace and order have to be maintained
al the point of the bayonet,' an furth
cr as'crts,Ihat the only charge urged
against these persons whom he calls
"peaceable citizens is "becauss they
have dared to exercise the gunrao'eed
righrto think and speak for them
selves"
Now, We wish to ask this geutl eman
editor, upon his hypothesis to explain
the unparalleled rapid increase of Popu
lolion in the State of Missouri, where
he knows, If he knows anything at all,
that RadicaIism and Radical laws pre-
vail to q much greater extent than they
do in West Virginia This gentleman
ought to know that the Registration
law exists 10 the State Of Missouri as well
as in West Virginia, and that there nre
more rebels disfranchissd in that State
for their treason, than in this, and yet
il is estimated that there has been an
immigration approximating 100000 into
the State since the close Of the war, and
if Missouri RndiCalsm produces such Of.
fecls as these in Missouri. We hope in
God, TO have little more Of it in West
Vitgiuia,
As to high taxes, this is all bosh and
hardly deserves a notice and we bad
hoped that iuasmuch as friend Howard
had been elected to an Office, the salary
Of which is paid out Of the public funds,
that he would cease to howl about high
taxes and niggers. But we would beg
leave to say to him that there are very
few States in this Union where the taxes
are less than in this Go to Ohio onl
you will find Ihot tho taxes are higher
than in West Virginia. 10 Missouri
they pay as heavy taxes as we do,
And those persons whom he says are
kept ia subsection by the presence of
soldiers bayonots, arc not the peacoablo
law abiding citi2'Os of tho country, but
they are oS rebel soldiers who retuso to
submit to tho authorities, aod this, this
gentleman ought to have known But
wo wish to say that Radical ralo ia not
tho difficulty ltMr Iloword was post,
cd 10 tho facts in tho case, ho would
know that the landed property in this
State is 10 tho hands Of tho Conservative
p,rly and thu, they rorJSe TO sell their
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

In the address of the Wheeling D'mo .
cratic convention, We fOd the following:
"Where the carcass is, there will the
eagles be gathered together. "
Yes, if you dehominaIe tho democrat.
ic party the "carcass' and tho rebels the
eagles" The latter are all gathered
to the former,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

WHAT a MERRY, TINE THEY Will
HAVE "A gentleman Of this town says the
Union rssculs will soon DO kicked out Of
town sp,to US poor devils, ftiendj or
Congress please hurry up that act to pro.
Gee, AnerGnn citz1ns in foreign
cline.
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ar orJ nnrro.e is oo N. Ya,,b [or ,hs,
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hor i'm, ev;s,;raanl stoadily.norsis,.I.
IN ,olicy ,oynr5. nm d,,io,srr,,io, og
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conyer.ion If the Sul,an's E,rone,n
nroy;nccs ir,o y no,t;on # the Mnr6vi,e
ro,im In T,nIp vbora the Pona Is
ke,, in Rama onIv bv the snnDort Of ,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

The luminous nomination by tho SOL
der, of Pennsylvania of General Grant,
is bu, another indication Of tho resistless
tide Of public sentiment. L is, moroO'
yer, an endorsement oflhot already most
popular candidate which cannot BE- dis
regarded. What men have mors right
TO speak for their country than those
who fought for il?
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Errors "a Yomth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of vonthfnl indiscTetion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity. send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit by tie nd
vertiser'- experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN B OGDEN, (
vGn l-yl AZ Cedar Street New York !
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-23

The Democratic jouroals land Major
General Hancock because in NV Or
leans, where he is at present stationed on
duty rs the commauding officer Of the
Filth Military District, he does not Of.
fend he tastos or hurt tho feelings ofthe
people there by wearing the m
tionol uoiform Would ii not tend to
soo.he the sensitive feeling Of the patriot.
&c Louisianions il he should don the
gray,
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Trust Sale

DY VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST
ID mate to me on Aprrtl3th, 1864, BY II. S.
Wclton, 10 secure the payment Of a note given
to Michael Blessing by II S Wclton bearing
date April 18th, 1861, payable one year after
date with interest fr m date, for two thousand
(S2OOO) dollars. shall on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2jTH, 1868,
ut o'clock 2 NJ, olle, at public auction attic
Front Door of the Court House of Mason codn
", West Virginia, to the highest bidder for
CASH, certain tract Of land containing four
hundred and Iij)) ily.nnc acres more or
less, II having been conveyed by Michael
Blc,singta said II S Wc,on, by deed bearing
date April 18Th 1861, 90 which deed reference
i7hcrcby made fornm,rc full description Of
said lNnl) lying in the county Of Mason, on
the Trace Fork orOld Town Crock, about two
aud onchalf miles from tho Ohio River at lie.
Tart Falls The land is well limbcrcd aud has
Steam Saw Mill and two Dwelling houses
on It,
The title ia believed to be good, but such
title as is vested in mo as Trustee, win be
given VIM SMITH, Trustee,
jan 2l-wj