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ont Tree to any address on receipt Of % cents, by
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'rhe Electoral votes of the states

1t is generally known that the electoral
college IL constructed so that II contains just
NJ many electors Rs there are Senators and
Representatives 10 Congress The following
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DRoVIDRECB HOSPITAL.
uHpRR TIE cHLRuS OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and D street south.
Capitol Hill,
IN HEALTHY 4 tsR1 REEI HIP PART OF WASH.

THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and D street south.
Capitol Hill,
InAHRALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH
lEGT0N CITY.
The new building IL now ready for the reception
Of patten Of every class, both medical and surgical.
The cars run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will DO received into the wards at 70
per week, payable In advance This includes Med
ioins and Medical or Surgical attendance.
Private Rooms can be had al advanced rates.
MEDICAL sTAPP ATTENDING.
D. r. HAGNER, N, D., No. 300 street, be.
tween Eighteenth and Sinteenth.
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r.. THOMPSON. a X. g., corner Ninth stree
9, N. FORD, N, p: Is East Capitol street
ADVISORY AND CoNsULTING
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ton and Gay streets, GEORGETOWN.
W. z JOHNSON, M. D., Seventh street. be.
y. H0WIkp, M. D. SIS street
THOMAS KILLER, 2l6 ? strcel
O. ii. LIBBRMANN' $50 Thirteenth street.
Application can be made at the Hospital, or Il
either OF the aboye-nsmed physicians. PhysicaUs
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege OF attending the
AS-No PERSONS with contagious diseases admitted.
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Octl7 SupaFinF.
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DHILApKLPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
L TIMoRE RAILROAD.

A.. N. L-
TlhoRE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th. 1865.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
Lis 1. m. Express tMopdays excepted H. a.
m, Express s.oop. m. Express; and H. 20 p. M,
rSsiss ". pE E;a e. S.H Ht%Ssi =. a
BIpressi Ito p. IN, IMPRESS: 6S p. m. K.
pF'''' sSp ml s,u snBsss' TRAIN
Leave Philadeiphia for Baltimore and Washington
Law g ii saS u 81 FSl.a.lpAl. nsxp
I hfiS' S@i'm'ii ~ XII kEs MY
1867 rrrssrHR estf sour. 1867
TO THE WET MsPsisa ss9TH ZIP SOUTH
On and after NAY Ath. 1857, trains will run as
ws.hi.nstoa IS.m. Baltimore laI9p,n.
" .sSPmm. .lSSS"
VIII TIE E, eREAT P sSgskEI ROUTE
sssiaa ad from four Ssars Il sssf
other 9TH r route Two hS5drsd miles 'av'd to Western
THREE R w5 D ffEE Fa II THE E THH
+, ; ThrSS XXI frSm Bsltimors TO ROCHESTER, and
by S ssis rSns from B.mor. h.,.
bsfSTs sS 81 Rsf =. changes in UNION
sassae ' SnSs, ~S ss isisSs sieI
s s,, ssso%nodstiSH' slfsRRE Gar 81 R@iI, or
Corner Sixth q. and Penn: sysnss,,
70. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, va
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DMEhhlhd AT Oh MAR ST. BIMoF's,
TRBABuRY DKPARrnRET, !

TREASURY DEPARTHKET,l
u OFFICE LldHr-hOusA BoARD, I
WAsHIkGTOs CRY, Aug. 10, 1856,
Sealed proposals will be received Al this Ollee
until o'clock, p: IN, on FRIDAY. the 18th day u
September, 1895, for furnihhing the materials AID
labor OF all kinds necessary to construct erect and
complete third order light: house and keepers
with plans and OSCILLATIONS which may bo OBJ
W. b. sHUBRICR,
aug5l .aw5w Chairman.
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.

The many thousands olred ut this institution
within the last eighteen years, and the nunerOu,
| witnessed by the reporters Of the ''sun," aul
| many other papers,, notices Of which appeared
| again and again before the pnblie, besides hi
| standing as gentleman Of character and respo,si,
bility, q sufe Client guarantee 70 the afflicted.
| SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
| Persons writing should be particular In direet
ing thoir laLsrs to his Institution in the folsw
| Baltimore Lock Hospital,
| jse-ly Baltimore. Mar Wand.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
(GortieBung fclgt.)
unolud 1ebrt beten.

2anfroaf war elmer Der ArDbten Sc
lsbrten ieiner 3ett, ALIEN fiber Der Grz
lernuns cer weltlideu @i0enidaft ver<
na6lali9te er ednsli@ bic b5@ie &unf
unp Mi6eni9aft bic &eli9ipn u. Euz
gent. @ie 9euann nun 0ptt cieien
Uelebrten fir iid> feline beiiise @ade
uno bic Su9eno Ginit sin9 Sanfranf
na9 Npuen ; fem We9 flbrte Jpn cur9
einen 9rpber, uniideren Walo. pier
warp er BON NSubern uberfalen> 9dn;<
lid ausseplinoert> 9etuebelt unp III Gin
Dornen9ebli9 9e!porfen. Sn eielem
bifplen 3ultano rtef er Inn 9ilfe,auetn
melt uno brett mar fem menidlt@e5
@eien. Nun woute CT 0ptt um !5ilfe
onrufen ct wpute teten; ALIEN nit
Sdreden bemerfte ct, taB er nidt mebr
teten fonnte. Gr bate 70 siele Sabre
nidt mebr 9ebetet. rae er 1elbt oa6
u8ater infer" Yerlernt. Gr muete ntdts
gu ia9en, als: - Oott, id BABE 10
Yiele Belt uno Mubs auf bic Grlernun9
reltlider &il1enidaften %perrpencet> uno
iest reritebe td ntdt einmal gu beten>
tpen,1 tu MIDI aber ~errettelt aus bieler
Notb, 70 miu i'd NIT ceiner Ouare fort>
at ,1lr biz ptenen, muir bir leben !" unb
@ptt ertarmte iid ieiner. @esen Saz
sesanbru9 spsen &eiience auf erStra>
| Ee paber, unp ais fte in 2anfranfs y(dts
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

,1np naturli9 Don ieinen 2tppen. Man
fab uno bSrte eS i'm an ietn 9anje52ez
ben, 5ein 6anreln unpGeoen, Ml1e5 war
0otte5oient BET ibm. @a5 er au9
that uup uaternabmL INNER rpar ct tn
Der Nusibun9 ieine5 beili9en Mmte5 be-
srifen. Dieter Mann> rieler treueDie@
1ler Gpttes 1tono nun Ypr unierem@ pttz
lieb. Der ater bate niGt iobalp ben
Snfel eintreten ieben> ais ct AUDI 'dor
auf i'm 3ueilte> feline 5dnbe er9rih u1'o
lie nit wabrer Sntrunit at letnestppen
oridte.
uDanf tauienofa9en, berSli9enOant
Sbneu, meir licber SnfeL r1et11 tbeurer
@pbltbdter! . lpte LANCE babe t@
picle @tunoe berbei9emdni9t um lbnen
III {aoer> pte tief mein 9er5 BON Sbrer
site erarifen / It. Mie bis beute bat
mein Nuse @ie seieben uno pr@ baben
@ie mir ldon ~ unenclt@ ciel @utea
erwielen. g. tDnnte i@ mid rod 10
canftar seissn aesen Sie, ais mein3er;
ea m19te UNI ftarmii4 fcrcert lieber>
tbeurer Snfa."
uMber IL bore bod enoli9 elnr1al
auf." YsrleBte Der pfarrer, ~meine 9ertnz
0er Dienlte fir bid bis in ben 9iumel
~ erbeben. @a6 i9 fir bid 9etban,
bat MIDI feline ionperli&en Spfer sefo<
1et unp reidli@ bait ou mir bis 1est Die
tleinen Musla9en betnse3ablt. Du bt1t
brap uno Fetbt9 sepeien ; tpen1 t9 au@
lieber oeleben> paB ru bet 9elltll9en
@tano Dir erwdblet, 10 bin t@ BOD au@
. poutommen 3ufrieoen NIT BIT. Wosu
maj, feline Beltmmun9 fdblt bas lou
man audi ni6t gu uerom oeriu9en.
Du mirlt audi ol6 Surif oiel @utes
rirfen f1nnen> penn ou fprtfabrt 10
Heibia ~ itupiren wie bisbcr uno 10 brao
au bleiben ar beine 2ebensta9e wie ou
bis jegt 9etrelen.
[Jortesuns fclst.].
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Gtwa6 ir 8tertrtnter!-
Gin Bierlaloon in Ru6lanp. - Ginem
pripatldreiten aus PETERSBURG
entnebmen nj. cine S9ilprunN ME
bort in ben 9emeinenS 9enfen pas 8ier
in elmer unappetitliGen @eiie bebanrelt
unp Yerfauf # wtrb. Das 8ter beitebt
ndmli@ in einem 9roben pfeuen <el>
aus meldem BE 9emeiaen @dite ibr
Bier nit einem bSl3ernen '0efdBe 195pz
fen, unp bamit nt9t8 seri9lttet Miro
ibre Yprtipn 9let9 lber bem&ubel aus
trinter, &pa6 bel Dem bdrti9en &u0en
einen ei9entbImliden Nnblif 9epdbrt.
Sat rer &dufer fein 0elp bel 1i9, IL
ldbt er 9ewSbnlt9 Gin &leipun9sild>
etnen alien pelS, Elm 6emp, Strlmpf1e
pper pa6 er font entbebreu fam, ais
pfano surid, bis er Mbenp5 letnen1a9z
9pbn bef1mmt unp cas- 8ier be;ablen
fam uno eiele Yfdnrer bdn9t man auf
ben Bterfiibel, Der oft runo berum NIT
1plhcn 5pppbefen befleioet it, Don
cenet1 audi mandnal Elm Stud iamu,t
alen1> mas BARN 1T binetnfdut uno cine
3eit lang BARN berumi9wimmt> obne
penB iertrintern penNppetit ;u y%erccrben.
Die 2sute baben chen ru1it19eM d<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

famen> febte er 1ie uut 9ilfe an, Dieie
lSften feline Banbe, boben i'm aus benz
Dprnen9ebdld unr flbrten Jpn auf bic
Gtrabe.
Nadcem er ibner bersli6 fir bielen
2%iebe6cienit 9ecanft e:funot9te er ii@
nod bel penlelben, pb fte nt9t Elm ftrenz
oes &lpiter in oer Nabe wibten. Sie
bejabten feline Bra9e uao wieien Jpn
ra1 Der por 1ieben Sabren erit BON Dem
ebr,piiroi9en 9erluin %9e9rinoeten Nbtei
spn8 See. Sp9leid ma&te ft62anfrant
auf ben @e9 nad oieler Mbtet unp bat
bort uni Muinabme. 9erluin iiber9ab
inn bierauf ras &e9elbu@ hes beilt9en
8enecift nit Dem 8eceuten> pa7elbe 5uz
DOR aufmerfiam gu leien unp i@ pann
9ewt0enbaft 3u prif fen, pb er @i1e16
unb i'm Stanre 1ei auenNnfproerun9en
pes Srcen6 gu entiprden. 2anfranf
las bas Sud- nit auer Nuf merf iamfei,>
uno nadoem er 1t6 nit ben Sabun9en
hes Beneoiftinerorpena befannt sema9t
erflarte ct, pab Ct bofe nit @otte6
0naee ale &lpfterre8eln auf'5 puntt>
ltdite erfiQen gu f6nnen. 5ierauf rarb
er in ben Sroen auf9enpmmen II. leudz
tete our6 0elebrtbeit> Gr6mui9feit unp
Su9eno IL iebr berYpr, paB er balo gum
Grsbiidof Don Canterbury in England
erpdblt 1purne.
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Sbafjubt
(TortlcBung)

Die 6eerpe perlan9t betanci9 Spr9>
falt Al pieler 3ett> benn 9ewSbnlt9 bat
Der @9afei9sntbimer ni@t ALIEN feline
eiaene 86de su beaufi6ti9en> loncern
aud bic leiner nadldii9en Na&tarn.
Cine ein;i9e8 eeattuns nit einem l9le&z
tern, %9robmput9en Sod wuroe elmer
9an;en 6eeroe 9rpben S9aoen tbun.
Sic 9dmmsr 1oQen AUDI BON ibren
Muttern 9e9sn Nnfan9 @u9ut abse<
1pnpert rperpen, I'm, ibnen 3ett gu 9sten,
]iG fir ben @inter 81 itarfen. Wenn
man iie auf - entfernte plaBe brt19t>
paB 1ie einanoer ni9t bl6fen b1ren f1nz
men, 10 1percen le 1id balo berubt9en.
DieQdmmer fDnnen init BEN etnjdbrt9en
Mutteridafe en- sulammen9epferdt wer@
pen> penn penn man ni4t wQni1t
paB bic Sdbrlinse NIT 2 Sabren tra9en
70 1plten 11e au9 Don Der iitri9en Seer
be %abae(pncert rerren. Die 9ewSbnz
li6e prari6 it, 1e i'm sweiten Sabre
tra9er ;u laien, ALIEN mir 9laube1] sic
0rS6e unp &Drperl6aft leipen BET pte1cr
praris. Tim Die belten &elu!tate in
BpQe uno Tleil9 gu e~rSielet1> uao Die
5eerce fprtwdbrenb ;u yerbe1ern, 9lauben
Giele> Is lei Der Before @e9, 1e nidt
DOR benz critten Sabre ;ufommea gu lalz
fen. NatUrlt9 penn man unrni,telbare
Nelultate imNuee bat u1p mebr ait ben
@erfauf an ben S9ld9ter, ais pie3u9t
uno GerarIBeruns Der 9eerce centt>
rann miro ries nibt sablen.
@enn bic Mutterlbafe Son iDre1
2dmmern aetrennt perpen, IL fol- man
1e auf Der Weipe balten, bis bic Mil9
yaiieat 1T. l1nsefabr nadz
Dem iie at9ew1bnt itno> 1oqten fie unz
erludt merpen, INN gu ieben> cb tbre
Gutter nidt yertirtet finp. IS lit gut
bic Mtil6 Ypr allen aus;umelfen. IS
fpmmen pann bein1 nddfen Satnmn
feline Mil9Yertopfunsen ppr. Na9z
rem bic Mil6 periie9t 1T, lpute tbne11
sutes6utter unb@ sle9enbett 9e9eben tperz
ren, ibrTlei11 5uerieBen> weldes tie be1n1
SduSen ibrer 2dmmer serloren babe1'
Die 2ammer 1plten ou9 frti9e, CARTE
Beire baten> pau1it fe ni9t na9 Dem
Nt9ew5bnen spn Gleil6e fallen. SIN
9pmmer> ME i'm @intcr 1oute eie6eer>
Re 9eni9enpes Tutter baben, uno &c
miro lt6 ;ei9en, pob rer @ewtnn al
8pue unos 6leil1 bauptlddli9 Don
rielem umltanre abbdn9t.
8ebanpluns i'm 9erbfe.
Gs 1T bic au9emeine prart5 in bic:
fem 9anpe> bic S9afe auf ben Wei:
ben laufen su la1en> bis eieie mitS&ne'
beoedt finn, unp bic Notbmenoisfeit Elm:
tritt> fie nit 5eu ;u fdttsra. De-
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pl0Bliae uebersan9 bon 0raS gu 9eu
1T fetS Don @erluiten be9leitet. Sn
Der Shut be9tnnt perielbe l4cn eint9e
Belt ypr Dem @e9@el> >pe,1r ra6 0raS
friert unb bapur9 feline @6medbaftisz
felt Y~erltert. Das Gutter nimn1t eber1
10 in 2uantitdt ME III Sualitdt ab>
unb man 9lautt> es sebe mod renShaz
fen gut 9et1u9, 70 lange Elm Glatt @ras
ee]eben mercen fam. Die Wpue Der
blut einisermaben ben 3uitano hes
Tleilde5 unp ber Mb9an9 miro nidt -
lei6t >pte beim Yferre Deer S9ien ent>
bedt. NQein iebr balo feut eS li9 bsrz
aus mad Dem Gin;ieben in Die 8inz
te%rquartire. Dtele Gernadlaif9un9 1T
l9le9te @irtbl9aft penn tapurd sebt
per@eminn perloren, wel9er crmS@afe
pur9 raS CRIME Spmmerfutter errpu6s
uno ra5S9af fommt ab9ema9srt in ben
Stau.
Sctalo bic 9erbff1rlte uno Sturme
1i9 ein3uitell:n be9innen, 1outen bic
S9afe unter Sboa9 9ebradt ,perren,
uno 3u S@pppen 3u9an9 baben> 100
iie na9 8elieben li@ iauben f0nnen.
Dieie S9pppen iino eire 1rcbltbdtise
Ginri9tun9 auf Gdafweioen gu allen
3eiten unp iputen fir Die 2auer sebaut
percen. Siemerpen wdbrenp BET falten
5erbftarme unum9dn9li@ nptbwenci9
tpp Die Saafe leidt purdnaBt uno
bann BON &rantbetten betm9eiu@t perz
ben. Dieie5 Sytem oeS S@use5
bel firmii9em @etter miro in europa
i1ren9e beful9t uno gilt ais cine Notbz
penci9feit gutter 8ebanolun9. Wabz
renp jfcer gutter S@dfer ibrer Ginip:rz
rune ent9e9en 1T, minlat er bod Elm
Sbco@ CUR 5ano 81 baben> tppbin Die
l9 Fi9ten f6nnen, wenn tbr
Snl tintt ibnen rie5 sebietet. Giele per
G9affranfbeiten, mie Sun9enfaule,
&duee, &ubr> &atarrb, u. {. 10. treten
sumciit III Tpl9e Der @erna@ldil9un9
cteler &prf9t5mobre9el Elm.
Die G@oppen MAIDEN au@ cas-
Tlttern bequemer. Spbalp ras 0raS
nadsulo7en te9innt> unc Die S6ofe
nidt mebr 9ute8 Tutter baben f1nnen>
IL lolten 1ie NIT Gin peni9 reinem
1ifeu 6eu, prer uo6 nod better it,
NIT sel9niltenen tpeiBen &lben> td9lid
9eiittert >perren, III folder Suantitat,
paB iie allies rein aufre1en. Die&urz
;elfrudte iino 1ebr wi@tig fn@erbinoun9
init Der S6afiu6t, Gin icbr grocer
She'll res S9afReildes auf ben britt
til9en Snieln miro rur9 Wurselfru9te
a%naeflttert. Mit ibnen fam bic
ron per tur;en Neipe i'm @erbfte
III Dem trodenen 6eu I'M Winter, pbne
pes Nppetits biniiter eebra9t
unc fort ~dbrenp better 9efittert meroen.
sic seben Dem Tarmer bic Mtttel an
bic 6ano> Die Nabrun9 nad Selieben
gu pedieln unp einen rei@ltden gor<
ratb 1aftisen Tutter gu liefern, 1penn IS
am n1tbi9iten 1T. Sci 9eet9netem Oh
cad unp Tutter um riele 3eit, >rercen
bic Sdafe nit 9utem Tletide cenBinz
ter ontreter,, unp BEN Gprtbeil Der auf
iie Y%errpenpeten Yne9e ;ei9en> in idmez
rerem YelSe uno &1rper> 1pena ite fir
ben Marttperfauf, unp in 9r1beren unc
aeiunceren 2dmmern tpenn lie CUR 3uGt
Sebalten mercen.
Gortiesung fclst.)
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nm9e;p9en.

Ser 9aleutin GsYel Bat feline e%tenalise Dsbnune ser<
Straee nsepsen. Ct empfet!t bent gublitum befens
ietne @rpeerisn. Gisarren, Neine unb 2iqueure unb Ct tpirb
betrebt fetn, aQe Istitel In better Quali,at sue ~esp0bnlih
III liefern.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-30
Hill Assay Office
G. & co.


BULLION 81 90
u in addition TO one per cent Of Silver Value
CThese charges are San Francisco rates strictly,
small bars ii specially Low Rates. Re.ults OF
Mill Tests Of small lots Of ore for " O0. Tue
FOREGOING charges are lessened BY thefull value
Of ali scraps belonging 10 the bullion aIsayso:
BULLION PROFITS SHARED WLLh
PATRONS. Every Depositor receives portion
of the PROFITS Of the Once, by . certain pei esnI
DIsccusr from his charges, which discount Ge'
Gomez large a. the business OF the once 10.
creases, Large work FOR ALL COMBINED secures
mail charges 10 Teach individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. Asiaya OF orc are
made for 90 rs. 81, 81 SCORES, for each sample
reported, according to thenature Of the assay re.
uulred For full Information on this poin'seno
BEWARE OF ASSAYS, which as assvingto
the Assayer are made In old cruetblss, especially
when the reports are not based ON W. distinct
assays. No matter by whom made, they are per.
iIous. An unsxceptionable assay report CANNOT
be made with . profit, for less than VI o0.
Ore asssrsfrom Q distance. may DO sent Witn
fees by mail. THREE OUNCES Is q sufieien'
quantity for asample.
CONRAD wIEGAND.
Gold Hill. Nevada.
Formerly Supervl,ing Assnyrr OH
Mint at San franeiseo.)
Gold Hill. May l. 1865. NIL"
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LOST.

nSE CERTIFICATE OF LADY BRYAN
STOCK. No. $40, In name OF Bonynnge y
Hawxhurst. Trustees, 10 shares. All parties an
cautioned against purchasing the same, Steps
aa'"s RYAN i STOREY.
Jr,c u 1865. ie2il0t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24
BUFFALO.
President ] hns0n TeIegraDhs 90
n0FatlO Seymour-He Encourages
HOratiO.

BUFFALO, October 23.-The follow
inx dispatch from President Johns IN
was received by Governor Seymour
here, this forenoon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON. DC,
October ~, 1868. !
To Hon. IT. Seymour:
[ see it announced in papers of this
loren )on that you will enter the
Presidential canvass In person. [
trust this may be So as the present
position of public affair." justifes and
demands it. 1t is hoped and believed
by your friends that all the enemies
of constitutional government, whether
secret or avowed, will ot be spared !;
and that their arbitrary and uDjusi
usurpations. together wuh their waste
ful prohieacy and corrupt use of the
peoples treasure, will be signalIy ex
posed and rebuked. The mass OF the
people should be aroused and warned
against encroachments Of the des-
potic power, now ready to enter
the very gates of the citadel of liberty
L trust you may speak with an in
spired tongue, and that your vnice
may penetrate every jnst and patriotic
ear throughout the land. Let the
living principles of a violated Consti
tuition be proclaimed and restored that
peace. prosperity aud fraternal feeling
may return to divided aud oppressed
nation.
[Signed:1 ANDREw JOHNSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

opinion, all strengthening and prom
, islng the happiest results and means
OF promoting the movement, is care
In choice of Diplomatic envoys. and
no happier instance coald be afforded
of such choice than in these for many
j years sent here by the American in :
terests of the United States. and have
Deen worthily sustained. There has
been no lack of courtesy. Kindness
wisdom and bo.dness of speech on
the part of these ministers. and esnec.
Tally the distinguished predecessor of
your guest. The esteem he earned
deepened not only in the spirit of
IrIendliness with VIII ch all his duties
were performed, but in the
manly spirit so universal in America,
derived from the old stock of Britain
Your guest has been chosen to fiji
place OF great responsibility. Weiehtier
as he treads in the steps of men al
ready so eminent; but what we have
heard from him and of him has fiIIsd |
US with the belief that. in ca. onera-
ton with those of the same belief. he |
may have it for his DESTINY to minis /
ter largely to the accomplishment of |
the greatest results that concern the
happiness of England and America
his Intimate knowledge with the
oblig ltions binding the two countries
It is not superhuous to hone that the
Envoy will succeed in drawing closer
those ties-not merely formal amifv.
but of brotherly friendship and affec,
tion-Which should unite Old Eao
land ON this side the Atlantic and the
Yonnser England on the other.
Mr. ThOmuc r HannT.II Al ID
Mr.. Langston. NJ p, and the Mayor.
followed Mr.. johnson.
Before proposing the health of Mr.
johnson, the Chairman said he would
now say to the gentlemen of the Cham
Der OF Commerce what he had forgot
ten to say before, namely, that
OF the causes which caused Eug-
land to be successful, was the strict {
preservation of her credit, which is
IN accord with the good senso of the
motto adopted by the Suffers Asso
citation, To ensure success preserve [
your credit" Wnat would England
or the United States have been If ;
they had not strictly observed this
motto? What would they now be if
they sh ,uld disregard it? He fors {
bore to Look upon the dark picture
which would then be presented. He
didn't desire to look on il.
and could not with propri-
ETY., because he was satisfied it was S
equally impossible for England or a
to disregard her credit, but
policy, justice aud necessity requires =
that if there be such a doubt, the {
benefit of the doubt should be given I
20 the creditors. [Cheers He con I
,luded with complimentary alluslons {
20 the Chairman, whose health he
proposed a
At ii o'clock the party retired with Q
cheers aud expressions OF a
Mr.. Laird was among the a
guests. a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24
Mr Colfax in Evansville.

1t is matter of special gratifca-
ton to us to be able to announce this.
morning that Hon. SCHUYLER Col
FAX, Indiana's gifted Statesman, aud
the next Vice President OF the United
States, has accepted an invitation to
visit Evansville, and will positively
be in this city on next Friday, Octo
Der Both Republicans of Evansville
aud the First Diatriet will be glad OF
this opportunity to honor him, who
has so fully honored our State by
years of faithful service in the Ma
tional Congress, and who is about to
be advanced a step higher in official
position and the Nations esteem. 1t
is especially fortunate that he follows
the late visit Of the Democratic can
didate for the Vice Presidency. Our
citizens will be able to contrast the
two candidates aud decide as to their
respective merits and fitness for the
high Office TO which their party friend,
seek to elevate them
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

sy Telegraph

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct. RR
ExcHANGE-Firmer; 1-l0 of buying;
h pteIututn Sc u =.
FLoUR-Du Hbd l5 sc lcWer; ta!es OF
Spiltg Xtrs 1T 10 p o..
WHEAT In lim tst demand and Il<e
over; No. 81 3faI So: No lSI ts50f B5II
ing quiet a. II 70 81 281S for No 3: Ha1sa
Of No MS aftei noJn aL 81 66.
CORN Qniet; ~alea of No. 4 at 68ISnQ0e.
o. Hgs8c; r 1ected ECO; oStng az 8JK a
'gsc for NO. : y les oI NJ. 1 since 'Lhange
oxTs--In fair demand a, 80 lower.
.aiss OF = o. at 45 Qisc, a d r-jec sd at A9a
411fc; ostnS u 4S $50 70 N l.
.hxE-Duil: sales OF \ o. 1 al 81 2J0t Az.
dsure.
BARLEY LESS active and la2c O yer: No.
" ~ al 81 rejected IL 50 81 50 olus nE aE
Sl ~ al 81 or No +; lots by sample on Lhs
track 20 at 81 75aI rs
HIGHWINEs-Weak and nOminaf. buv-
ers Il 10; sellers at 81 II.
PRoYISIONs--Dui Hn weaker AT- q
PorK-slleS ~ s2s 509}o 90 for neR and Old
closing az $50.
LARD -l61Sc.
CUT mEArs-Dry salt shoulders quiet
anu easy.
FRe1GHrs-Q let and hrmar nc psS al0o
in Whei and cOrns aud "a 47gSc t0r o lta
q If tio
rEEcRfP rs-s,9a4 barrels r our. ug.qG
bushels WheRi : 81 9l7 bushels Corn: I2lu5T
bushels o. !: E,842 la hsis Ave; 2 22f
bushels trlev; 3, ~ Htg1
SH PMHNrS-ll 40 ptf fuis Flour. I63 SIS
y els Whe { 5l.559 hush - orn. g.
43l buShe 4 Nat~: 3 8 u hels Rye: ASH
bu ,iIel Barley 7,.l4l 10 q.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24
Rf. lnnln nark.l.

BY TelaarRph D. ST. Louis. Oct q
TonAcco-Dn1 and drooping, and ,rices
Unchanged
HEMP = DqlI; undressed 500 eIS. and
dresa a t24i.
FLoUR D4 ard low 9 ad - i6a25c 10 -
sr: SEteE Of up rnne Si al 3: pxtr sR o
es7; Xxx 8. 5OsS; xxx aud fancy 50 90 3
sl2 50
v 1EAr-Si ictly ch0ie- To fancy Fan a.
tive 3, " bsS 81; Sping q en- nged
onoice N 2 81 30ai 81: No el S3aI 81
tOHN Old g q aud hi Z; sales at
OIL lSgl 10 or mixed AID WINE.
tLlS Dull At 80 M5 G for com mou To good. d.
bARLEY - Firm tor c o &c nG fancy
spring: sales al ~ % "a Is Fall gl 55a2 90.
RYR-HoAvv At 81 20 9l q.
osK = Dull AZ 81 -59sl 50 for mess;
large lots are ',R red ~.
BAG ~ Very nrm cisar sides lT5<aITsZc1
clear IiD l6xc; sho lders l3sl3%o.
LARD-Dull al ls3< ai9c for tlefos.
" HT-EY Slow AZ si 21lGl a.
LIvE - OK Gond aud cmoice cattle In
light supply aud be demand good as 5&8
&c, gr sG
SHEEP &39B for goo TO choice.
ECEIPT --FI 'uT 5,59l barrels; wheat l5i-
e04 bushels; corn 502l bushels; nariey
2,5i3 bushe =; rye 5ssI6 bushelBi Oats Is, ,68a
bushels.