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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

|, r GREGG, Attorney 1t Law,
". siarsbAll, Tesas, Win practice in
d Courts Of ~ Sixth Jodicial District
N busiuess sntrus1ed y hin will ro-
i've prompt and careful attention.
|O,t s. d. nl0-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

III D. ECrOR AtAesnsy ard Coan-
,ssor = Lsv, xsrsAall, Texas,
Wing rsssnsd The psasa3es Of his pro-
I.,ios. viii as>end Ne Cossts in the
bun.ies Of Harfison, Rast, Pasola, and
Ip.hs,. Of The Sixth, and Marion, Of
l'rbth Judicial District.
6FFICE-Thrcc doo.s East Of the
hpissl Heel.
iiassA IA, 6s n52-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

30, B. HiLIs. ....... .fit0s- II. LANGLEY
I'LL 1 LANGLEY, Attorney q,
u Law, NesshAll. Texas, will practice
the CoSfts q ~ Sixth Judicial Dis.
bet, and 10 ~ Coasty Of Marion in the
|lghsh Disetix
Nov 10, ~. s4sN lA-tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

nR. II. T. WITHERsPOoN, Sur.
~ keon and Physician, Marsha li.I'exas.
OrvIcx--ior the present. at Sears /
Witherspoons Drug Store.
July 81. 'c5. mas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

\. r, ". JOHNSON. JOHN X. GRAIN.
nKS. JOHNSON h GRAIN, con.in-
~ nc in tho practice Of Medicine,
Surgery, and Obstetrics
Terns-Bills nre due when Patients
are discharged, and We will make ii to
tho interest Of every ono to make cash
payments.
Osrscs-Oscr 4. Sears Drug Store.
Marshall, Feb. -, 81. n29-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28

Tie proposition 70 fdHwsil, sus
pend ske P'e.'dsr. .trerst o. isse
'ssa nhaadeusd 10, raHA 4lA
Understood IL hsvsL..s. tt sass
q s.bias'on 'hats psadisk ~ D.
pssehSent tsisi, Cesgsess sill kSi
40 oNeisi eoansaieatios viii liz
Irssidsat, and tAat ~ eSssss vii
possPsas setjea vSsa ssalaationa
IN ~ sGsis u seoote1 f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-28
Ttgl,all Gatas.

n A. FRAZER, Attorney and Coan
siior st .uAv, ManeaM. Texss
,ll eivs stris4 stteee1sa 10 busi
in tbs soests II Hsssissa, Masioa
fnsh,r. Rauk, ~ Ppass. seanties; and
pw supssss ~ Fsdseal cosr's q
yler. :, -. ,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA jane a-co,on quiet. 9l032e for MihIirg.
Seg sS 1 1 Esira. 45a 20 20; EOrh Western EIira
FaaSy = z sSS N da Red % Goa >! s. sn No. spring
.ss 81 SSsi III Mixed Wetern II 81 Oats unchanged
cGSss SS s1a, , az aS 9np aSdag dc Flour
,a market 20. qu9's Wiz WRs.' q aad o s and and
unchanged Bye dull 81 Provisions more active bat Pnee na
sio IS Tor No Sprng Amber Winter Ss u for hie
ID 70 f Wheat quiet and no sales Corn ea sales
bush No Illinois at 99a Oats lovers sales of 0O' DUAL
Western a. HE Fregs.s unehaagei ,,s .. b,Ie. o,
pc bale: Flour unchanged POrs 90 80 BaeonShoue'
i-% orS Sa june s fS si SIs wheat SS
sn,lasa 4sOs ssa 'd cs s e s 5 % &C., and
o. White advanced L. es sr, at s1 rs ,5 5s
MLWaGxss June aFon da aud 0Wsr Choice Wisconsin 'nd
81 81 sIg active t2c for 30 SST , 5oT 9a,I
81 sss oats Shpne-2Jo bills Floor y eC bush Wheat 300
NO. sSaSI; ii Sr Red %Gs Is I w9s l9 = sT
s%s s casy lnqOi: s oats l0 s |
.,eSiy Short. sGe; Sspua. Kidding oe tna caga
.E iSi Cs9 &C. ba. Wheat s Do PEAS.
Zee. Of Lu@be Canal EIEos Ss.l. we.t io0O O''n OOiA
CisoINSAr @ Wheat de With forced sales Of No
cays dan AID droprg; Ear a. sse 5s Rye lnd
Cotton ln az z 3@ Seand lTGsD' 'I s2 anu hy @
Juy good desnd sales 200 hhd' Gold sgi bu en-
& E2r us F"ay GS, snveue siSs7 sos EIr 5 @
Ss g. toe latter or very choice Doa0e bs ~ s@ Ell .
S2 S. no Spring = 6S No spug y 10 Corn dull Booze
White Oats Grn 1Jd5ic barley
dali - prime s?rns, Rye, a ~ Sfl 20 i[o on, Le'I
Mess PORK ga Bulk nomina ltdHlc for Shoulders AID
RI Sides Gear sides dali; l3t for Shoudersi Gl4c
fr clear sides; zoe Cboce Sweet Cured Hams 5000 ID Clear
Lard. none 10 maAtI I've
Stock gei Common Extra Cattle si0S 10 sheep SE~
Reoeiptsour, 800 bbs Wheat l9Vo oushi NoIn
1000 bush Cats, i,lO BASH. ... 49,,
CHICAGO 3Flour dull; Spring Extras $50 90 wheat
advanced u Qdc; oil 6JQbl 81 for No. and 81 S tt No.
Corn sud active advance Of 3e buyers NO
No al s6,c decline OF 3d4c sales stb Rye
dun but easier 81 70 To- No 2 ~ store Barley dul sample lots
a. O5at Provisions dull; Mes Pork 81 So Lard weak at
icc Dry Sscd Shoulders nominal liGlc Live Hogs iu
and declined 2QJOc; Fair $50 SO co. Good 70 Extra
Choice 40 dnn and declined 25c AID
ranging nom 81 35l Frghts active at ceese Of t
Buffalo. 404lc Rcccps-59 bbS Flour 4,tO blsn
Wheat 900 ~ O do Oats 1880 Live Hogs Shpmenis
Wheat, COFn 10 OA
500 Live Hogs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
THE MONEY MRKET.

WEDNESDAY, juno 3-P. N.
Gold closes at 14Ot after selling at l4Os Tho clear
ings of the Gold Exchange Bank were $'3@1loOO and
tc balance A. 9G9O26 g. The shipment of specie per
Scotia amounted to sl,SO9,G5s
The dealings in the Stock Exchange to-day were
on less extended scale. and in some shares teac-
fion was shown under sales to realize profits, but
there is 10 change the temper OF operators who
as mass. are confident that cheap money and largo
traffic are sure TO put prices very much higher The
older dealers are however, very cautious, and are
eono,,v confident that prices are at high
rates" and that downward turn is Imminent
As tho great mass of spectators especially
the outside public are buyers, and as the
money market and railway reports at this mo
ment unit, to make buying for rise seem
sure of it's reward, experience goes ior nothing
and prices tend upward. Government stocks
continue in favor and in the face OF large ana con,
slant sales to realize profits. bv those who entered
ho market at low prices are taken by other dealers
equally confident that the gut Of money must put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LONDON Jnne 3:l5 NCOnO At 96i for money ana st
Securities at the following quotations.
United States FveTwn bonds 2 Erie Rai"sy shares 4o hn0'
Centrah Or o,zau
account dividend United States Bonds 2lOZt hhos
though quotaby lowers Atlantic and Great western
Ioypoy Jnpe 25 96 for and sIi for
account Dividend The following the closing qnotI5s o.
American securities: u. 8 Eve Tpente 2tGIs Ere RAILWAY
shares, 45l Illinois Centrals, sat -. -,
FRANKFORT JGne 3UHed States F1eTweny Bonds open al rs
PAsKyoRr June 3U bonds miami for the issue
ofI852
LyERPooL June 3-l;l5 H--ConoaTbe market opens frmr
tue DAY estimated at 1900 bales The oOsn arc
opening quotations. MddBg Cpands HID Mednhg onAAs
lid -, . .,,o,. =, NJ
Mred Were-n Wheat Genital California White aud S
Western Oats 3s q bush Peas, ~ St4 d. Flour
ro6SioTs-Beef 10 b bb for Prime Mess Pork s4 p
Prime AcsA Lard 81 v cst Obeese, ~ wv
best grades Of American Fine Bacon fo Pct Tor |uhoe4D
Prodoe-Rodn G6 p cgt for Common wmlngor and l2 foI
Medium. Taog, A6 Y cHt Turpentne, 29' Pcwt heAael
IysHPooI Jane 3I:26 -C50a-1be market Grmer higher
more aeive Mdiiug uPland h5ins Orleans liz Inc
rorsop&-Po dull Bacon has declined al Lard daH anu
unchanged $500.
footed p Tbs following the closing quotations; MID
ding pauds lll MlddLug Orya9s, u; uh, ,qs
White, aud - for No. Red western OIs
y bush Peas, 49, q 5Oi ID. Flour. 81 bOL for Western
Proris.ora-Beet llOl Dbl for Prime Mess Pork 81 y
hb foT PRIME Mess Lard 81 ewt Cheese ~ PeNI "f
the best grades Of Fine Bacon 81 ewt for CumoeraLo
Carolina and ~ for Medium TaOw, HgP eHt Inrpen'he Z' v
ewt Refined Petroleum 10 gallon; Spirits 81 per galSn -
Standard sperm OF sos Jnseed Oh 4D Ytun Linseed
C4cs so iO for Thin OboHg Tor feeding Calcutta LDsed
AsrwRRp jane 3-PerOeum closed at al p Dbl for STANDARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
rHr GrRMAN CATHoMC CoNvENTION

The delegates met at o'clock yesteIu"y
morning 1t the Germania Assembly Rooms anu ~ =,
Informal session proceeded in procession to 'le
st. Francis d'Assissi, IN Thirty frstst near ne bells
and dcpHtlji0u Of young girls OF the Hst nrocession
the parish dressed In white AZ ~ was begnB
hayino I into inc church, grand hlgh mass M go
10 ~ tlie delegates down the aisle nNinS
previously accompanied by the strains b6r When The
rrri~d Inv "A iuUbgud stationed IN the SiUll ni wy
Aeceatcs we're seated. the Rev Andfta ,vec,r ,ych
she church, made them bIlei M no Grand big mass
.,a,,,,i b,, deacon and sub-deaeon, emerged from
the vestry and c2menced We in Pctcrss mass The
riLrIfi. of tc Holy Sacrifice was CONTINUES acGoI.thg
81 'f , 'bd iiuil Of the I0ttPcdte, the eeieDIaht
500 - .4o ,I ~ rev n TrauganO o. s. +, Of Venice
HllS Deacon Rev joachim DE M3mleles'teSe; " o
y; &1bDpacou. tho Rev; andrea flelIef, - . -
ai,stcr of Ceremonies the Rev. Norbert Stoer, Sec
reary OF tine Convention Alter te icadlug OF inc nrsJ
el00icn, scrion When the religious services were con
ciuied tho delegates returned to the Gernana Assembly
Roog,s aud nc ia O'Clock the Convention PROCEEDED 10
bnsiucss 4 seltS OF resolutions from the Catholic Ii
brsrv Associations OF the City Of Brooklyn congratuatnS
tho Convention o the success which has attended tneir
efforts thus fur and redctiug greater success In the
fnture were prcscntcd by Mr.. J. Edmund Burke. The
resolutions ordered to he placed on the minutes ana
tha thanks of the Convention rendered TO tho
Catholic Library Association. After transactng some
routine business, the Convention adjourned tall two p m
AT that hour Convention having reaSSembed, the
standing committees made their reports. The Commit
tee schools presented resolutions which adopted
They are in substance as follows: differentiation
The Uaon reminds It's nemls q The obligation entered into
their yearly Convention to send their children 10 Catholic Schools
20 exert an b, personal nGuence good Caho
appointed tecc 10 The pablo schools IN order TIT the con-
o. IS CathOlciy be abStd
Ti; hs Uioa specially and with confidence submits to NE
den DE S.ug Iropo slae Of The
Ihc committee ih relation 10 the lmEi interest
also purTc and the report discussed. ON motion
address 20 Ills Holiness Pope IIus IN expressive OF
Sue sentiments of the Catholic Germans of America as 10
next Annual Convention at Chicago ana the transaction
" routine business the Convention ADJOURNED
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ct. LOUIS AND !, . IRON y MOUNTAIN
SEYBk PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COUPONa

The title Of and Iron Mountain having
act Assembly the Missouri
extending the
the Columbus KY going rapidly
ward Hneone miles being profitable operation IS miles Of
work graded Nth rails enough for ~ miles expected
the whole line from ST. Louis Belmont 3 miles viii he opened ioi
business early that there will be continuous line FROM 81
os 20 Mobile NewoeaBs and other Southern cities very large
traffic Is
The part otle road e es already earns enough al
The interest on the whole debt aud the eItenon completed
will vastly Increase the Of these bonds Ia
TO the extension the road adds to the security and projected b.
enthusiastically from PILOT Knob for which cash subsidy of So"2
per ue granted by the State gin Company, will add
very muchf0 the ranc OF their property.
TliOS. ALIEN President ST. LoBis, No
We the undersigned cordially recommend these per mora
gge bonds OF the 81 Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad god u
ny The Of the road will be large ADMINISTRATION %
he sha OF the Company In capable aud experienced hands
utiedt tne greatest confidence Of The pubic.
JAMES 5. THOMAS, Mayor Of ST Louis
JOHN y hOf, Pres. ~ Louis Chamber 81 Commerce
+. W. Fox, Press 81 Louis Board Of TRADE.
BARTON BATES Pres North Missouri Railroad
j. II. BRfTTON, Pres Nat Bank o the state Of No.
WM L. EWING. Pres. Of the Mer N. h. Of Louis
GB0 RBA, Pres Second National Bank Of st. LraiN
JAS b. EADS Chief Engineer 81 Ios aud H. Brage Co
GRO r. TAYLOR, Pres. Pacific railroad (of Missoua)
VI. TAUSSIG Pres. Traders Bank. ST. Louis
JOHN r. LIONBERGER Pres =. n. Bank, 81 Louis
ADOLPHUS MEIER. Viee-Pres Union Pacific Rswsy
ROBERT BARTU. PTea German Savings Institution.
ALLEN COPP & NISBBY. Bankers 81 Loni.
NETWORK REFERENCES
ED. MORGAN L Co. 5; CANDY.
j H. SWIFT W r. DLODGErr,
ISAAC n PHELPS A. R. EMO
~ " " BRADY.
Pamphlets details be bad tthe New York Agency limited
Bonds will be sold the low price OF 3D. Sng Tie eeTud
interest the buyer -
Cashier of The Bank Of the state VI heWiOb 2nn
bonds will be returned BY express free Of charges
~ H. a. MARQUAND. vcePrest No. - Wallis.
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wEDSgsD.Y jane 3Ar oHrgs OF aoou. oV s5d dl his
day. and Hudson CITY, yesterday the maAet 40
morning With 9 fresh and 60 stale cattle at t Icy
l52 fresh hudson City This makes 49l 50 tar the pIsehs
which with expected At Hudson C i9@oroT @ the Pday
lots looked for One-hudredthst, and tAe supply '
market at Cummnnpaw bids far to make sgs "ssn , hundred
already consequence Of heavy arrivals and
cattle uEsod tonight Trade has been slo" today spa bWn
from T. &C. per NJ lower than last Monday Inc soeE AZ iI
red had hat wide fo9 heavy coarse 6as a. I'd n
thiunsh Illinois 6dl6ic Car ala sties az a
0hogrse Durhams Oithe Moss stamp he Most Of he ae'
from l6i lie, small number Vi -
reaching lse drove Of cattle pu. on the car. =, Doan
bus Friday selling Ohehundredhst oos
lo ofthem. very 4yesrOh grades too good o the
cHt selling at l7l Gsc but the majority holding roy. 800.
ada led steers cst fat averaged lI With % ny eSe g
strong Isle with Is good ILL., cattle eEt at drove ~ W.
fair II ILL., reported l7 aud " head6 cwd common az
$50 each A. Hudson city Y ILL., steers Of * cwt run out a.
Yesterday lot Of ll9 fne ~ ewL ILL., steers brought do5c
while i3 Mo cattle Of scalt ss sold llc ID to the e"t and
l+i fair to good cwt H. steers at l7dl8c. 80 ,
Sheep unchanged from Monday with lighter receipts s there
many Old lots holding Arrivals TODAY 81 cars viz al for-
tiethst n at Communipaw, and Hudson City Ong eT
reported viz 80 n Ohio pddld out at Ic SUD
Ohio "a d. fair sheep 6 Trade continued slow the range
being from SIC TO 7c. for common TO prime sheep.
following the wake sheep that dropping under
Arrivals to-day % with 80 held
few sales have been made to-day
all FOrtiethst medium, 65 b. ILL., hogs &c cars o
n 9 and Of 1870 ID, prime at 9c which was an ont
side coa above the market Prices quoted at 9sg9sc for I've
aud ia 0lI.c for dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

ma been IL better demand aud wilton, actual
pro1emeut the msIkel has more ,oaei sse' VI V Os q
'' SL6rR And SRhISs market for we,ern md Stat, Flour
better feeling prevailed add prices imp 1S Closed oss s,
ss, The The s, t az F, "a Co. sg IS for Fancy o. 500
% 20 low g Of Wen E e M %se Is to- kSSfs
A@GI WITT Wh S sI a. d oa' 80 Sea- Sea- $40 IS i
Shipping Ohio SO ioGs5 Trade sHd Family do FL foSSls
for Single DO and go esG 70 for Double and fI R1 s s,s
SO StS Ss latter for cSofs V, 'ae h1. s:G ~
bb at 80 m common TO fA Extra B,aIs ana Ses s
Al Is for Maryland and Deasae aud "a ga sS - 70,
Family Eye Flour s@ and u r demand, :: of o. l o SS: al
Is 20 state and Western on private term. anil. AMI, an,
though some hoer were tu their views. late 10 Gs day Hods
nd Cerp batter derniSd sprung up prices mpro5
and A.. strong the extent Of bush at -
No. M%.ui.s sold 81 though r small lot Of choice We
note the srst arrival Wheat fou Messs o. Mathew
So" Co. Of ehmond Co. Georgath quality very handsome indeed
SAMPLE exhibited 90 Change ,S Mn1 nI .n @ he M.I
j. H. H. D. nebe Co.. bolsI, to ,,i ,Gs nS Of a. ace %
E@Ii Co. miller 1aS P' the So'''S SS.pIH Sa' snes
%,I s: S M- n. ls are sa SSS Sa
w,,% sc ia % % ,St Corn aH' ' quite active and
d Sesef closing inquiry general beng 1 part 'sss gee c
i've though chiefly 70, @ A q. O New wn a
% Sss'; =, 90" %s.. lS Y. 3 aG m cSSes DciasS
al ~ soL Of Grain New York ghd Broo1n Wassor JaSe l.
s q, Sas 81, sa;S =, s %Ss'i rsy S bush Mali
6USNKs for i S D1 sSs are sr aI and we'll
nI,sd sTdvsls We quote Uda5 for ShrPIg and
sSs SdS I s. quote .. ssics for LSSs . for
/ Short do. 40, ,.,.-.,. =. toza. ~, Iu.,e,p
! ,oc Lr peIgisn and 25dJlc for Ba, arian -.
HR,P-Msn que, bu, hnn at 9 gold and Iae ., 90
In ne though buye claim TO have gated some sales OF ~
bids and % Yea Cieniugs At De- ana s mus '' - o. "
| iekc . a.. IA w. han. h.d +. good de.
oLsAT I. I's ss es.s and sSs English
hanged Lard OH and in fair request va ior sr
far inquiry al fer Whale and ~ Tor sperm Manufacturer e'
have had very da mArks, for POrh to-day but
IN nes. We have 90 particular change 10 notes the me enn ana
a.. .hout Os bb lots &27 30 for Old hess IN small
. sud s27 Ell Mes Mes. Beef Is DILL sale, Of !. Dol, so ~
Ssas , EIirs do sres Reef neglected Beef sms are qael
,SgHsH and Bacon are dali sed prices are n9mIa
srs,I Drsed Hogs and dull udllt Lard - dui
M, and prices somewhat nonaA ate 9t 70
5s7 r CITY lsc for Steam and yesterday afternoon wv Yea
| ,sh al lse .,a,.a~ n. m.,l., a. poyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

dull we bear sale prices nominal Ell 90 FOR New Mess
Lard offered l3c seller August
PETROLEUM Is quiet, but In prices We learn Of no change
RCRPsry active but without much strength sales Of 1000 bags
Rangoon private terms.
sTGARsLRaw Sugars good demand both Reaners
and the trade and though higher grades
strength sales or hbds lld3!e for Cuba the outside for Ca-
fed 2tdl4c Rico and 8y boxes Havana al J04 ne
fned are steady at l6Le for Hards . -,
SEEDS-The inquiry light for Grass seeds ana pces are unseted
Rough Flax Seed Il quiet at 81 Goa SGD y bush
TALLoW-The moderate and the market steady sales Of
20 900 ID In lots at lIIU2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

And FORMER officers, It's alumni. Classday, one OF we
heading events IL the college year, comes of on inc "a
Julv Tho following the appointments fIeSEcl.5'
T. a. Irrant; Secretary, J. 3 Meeker orator, a ~
HAL: Poet. j. NJ Trimbe; JOY Orator, j. r Ndto ~
i,br1ri Or-0r Mallory Address TO Lower Glasses, IT,
- InWtuu: Prophet, q. Z. LaWtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
THE MARKETS.

WKDSEsDAI, June 4, 1853
.sugsTl. malet quiet 37i for Pots
Pear, nominal. - II = -. 4, .
low grade. closing eAdT sales Of JAj bales Including SJ TO spa
her. m to spesuors aud 40 lin aus TO exporters We quote
Al Die Tor Mding Upahds J!a3llc for do Nswoeans and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
t@S5l CO

Over 900 tuns of steel rails have been ordered by
the iont lines 20 be laid this year The directors re-
port that no fatal accident has ever occurred TO any
passenger. while being transported over the road
who has obeyed the rules of the Company The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected directors for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
them far above the rates Of 1ss7 Fort wayne brOke

them far above the rates of 1867 Fort Wayne broke
to 1l2I. North,Nestern Preferred was specially
strong, under its traffic report. In Michigan
Southern little was done. Holders arc not
inclined to sell it, under an impression that at an
early day it will be salabe at lO9dllO the present
price of roads which are in treaty for its possession
At the close Pacific Mail strong and sold at g'
North Western Common active, selling at 'Os'
The Preferred sold at So, closing at 81 hebaance
of the market was dull. Governments closed strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
CoIrRr CALENDAEs-Tns Day.

srpVENr GENEH. TErcd by BARNaHp J., SUFFER-
L.vp aud CAnBozo, J. j. Cuurt'opens at 10! a
enumerated motions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
prcFTpTC m PRODTCE.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

JUNH AZ S2o sacks Four 2sl bbs Flour 425 bhs Why Ss9
bash Wheat 20 pkgA Ashes l4O pkgs Cut Meats % PSs ~ INV
sacks Oleake 23j bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

IOuHT-NiECU1-ifQ ~ lSGALhi j. NolI1 open
1871 Kirsand Dr'i'ed ls Rowan sc Green ; r.
s7a PIE az, Price. at. Fire ius Go,
7o n New 1 ag Lean Neptune S 'gl
1901. Cliri $ Patent 81. Fire Rec. 49, ct ..
co. oct. L0lns. lVlo'' SCHULTZ agt 'ulLmug"
1851. Harrison sg. N j. Steam iG Heed agi c1T,ma5r
$40, u,o.on cot Iesrv 52 Howell al sgt Field Il AL
6 plsL 9gt Sts,scr Il aL 80 .Gen sgt Comm Of Blni
gIi Goodman agt BalE grafton.
GuckAealI 40. American Spiral Spring Butt
ttsL Hinge Co. sgt Perrin
s,,vvy tofpTsPE11hL TEE~-Ieh by DANIELS j. OF
Common Pleas Trial Tenn Pat L-Oos' opens al IVA H. re-
&c Dongass at Bi.,low. s6Tist, jr Sg Harriet g.
N vs@r All walter a a. Penuer a. AIT Elias ct a.
al Nkiptosh e A. tg, Sclos 49, Ncslnlen ct al Ag The
irg~r n al Mayer &C.
70 Isvs,.nee act Spinola 80. Gilman sgt Hear
5i..E.L r. r. T. Co. sgt The g.peHSagt ApiTwIn, a."
So. Stone at Fowler o|i,,no.se SsN D'o""'a"
IN .,l a., Moore etsh I ia Iloa, an ct al Com'rs
~ sftt,rrs- ,e1 Parish tg. Schultz &c
10 iiic 81 Persons ls sgL esiein Il a.
al Johnston ag Consolidated
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RONDH0LDERS of MaripOsa Company
- meeting called by the Chairman 10 hear afurther
@ tho will be held the government Of the
stock Exchange No 3NewL, THURSDAY the t Instant u
O'clock ,. IN. A fall attendance Is important
LA. CATLIN,
HEW.YoRK. ID Juns 1863 Secretary Of the Mestius
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-28

Mr.. HOKE thought there would be
other propositions come up before the
Senate in Hrelation to the portent OF
this bill, aud that it would be useless
to pass it now, and on his motion, the
bill was laid on the table.
Bill to incorporate the Elk River
Navigation Company. Rules suspended
and the bill read a second time and re-
ferred to the committee on Navigation.
Mr.. STEVENSON offered the follow
ing resolutions:
That the committee on EducatiouIex-
anime the expediency of so amending
the school laws as to require teachers
to form township institutions. Adopt
ed.
That the same committee examine the
expediency of repeating section 90, OF
the school laws, and of SO amending 1t
as to have the school fInd distributed
equally in each district. Adopted.
Mr.. H0KE gave notice that he intend
ed to introduce a bill looking TO a
change in the school law, so that the
surplus funds collected in The richer
counties can be distributed among the
poorer counties, in assisting them in
keeping up their free schools.
Mr.. CHAPLINE, on leave, offered a
bill 10 incorporate Mount Nebo Lodge,
Ne. 81, of Free and Accepted Masons,
in Shepherdstown, w. Va. Bill read
first time.
Senate adjourned.