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Oar .Sssc assortment Of CEOaks
JUST BEcEyEp VITA az AppIrIoN OF MUCH
CLoAKS AND sAC2UGS,
LADIES' MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Than the pleasure Of heretofore displaying In
% eaR shh ". Rsss
n \.
Ss & sSaRE ss Y nd cIoTs
the most rsssOnsbl Rices 50 .ha We win At times
saRcTss E Z n ps also 0'r ne" and
Changeable sty.s SILKS. below tsod rates
.S ~ % and S 5 .. II ssS
imp rstion for The uthsrR Trade at lover pres
with nsspisseDs s.9st q new DRESS 909Ds BRoGaE
and and .ss", s.ss sSs
induces purchasers to advance their interest visit to
Fourth District Cheap Dry Goods ore.
NorrcEon,y m. los Of hose e 50 samassd - Ho lett.
For Boys ana Children.
The mos, sui able present for Christmas is A NICE
wALN SUIT OR OVER joAf.
B. T. wALsHE, ITO CANAL STREET.
Has in store thelargest stOck in the city OF
Boys and Childres's Clothing.
UNpERsHIRrs, DRAWERS, HOSE. HALE-HosK
AND GLOVES.
Atlow prices for Cash, 1t
B. 7. WALSHE'S,
ITO Canal, near St. Charles street
Christmcs and .yetC Years
PRESENTS.
Six Linen Bosom SHIFTS for 50;
Embroidered SHIRTS:
Fine Linen HANDKERcHIEFs-svsry description;
Linen COLLARS and Silk soARFs-a1 Styles;
Best French KID GLOVES;
All Styles of SHIRTS and UNDERGARxENTs made to
order at the lowest
LEIGHTON & HAYMAN.
Corner St. Charles and Canal streets,
P-Ths has established for the last IS
Grand Bazaar OF Fashion.
rreueudo,s Excitement at the Emporium
of Fashion.
Come all both great and small snd be convinced at PAYAN
| ZEBAL
! Q L O II H II G.
| And FURNISHING GOODS Low that the Merchant.
Clerk Lsborng Man make himself Holiday Present
msiT the Tr yelling Bags Trunks vslises
and cheap that the oldest nhabtsnt could
prices reputation for selling cheap must
be sustained all hazzards Again
| al, ,,
Under St. Charles Hotel second from Common street.
Agency
FOR IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS FOR STEAM.
| WATER AND GAS.
We have received full supply of PIPE aud FITTINGS,
-.
/ ufacturers' prices.
We have also good supply Of SHELF HARDWARE.
| sHEET. BOILER. BAR and ROD IRON, RUBBER
| HOSE. PACKING, SHEET LEAD. LEAD PIfE and all
| kinds Of RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT and MECHANICS
SUPPLIES. which will sell low any house in the
| South
| BOSTICK & SEYMOUR,
| Corner Of Common and Fulton streets
Shetland Lace Opera Sb0scIs.
Just rec.ivsd few samples Of the shove nsvey IN lags
purpose introduction the remarkably Low price q g
cTcsKs eH.sss ;s fi sss sss 4 NAN
| e0 Msgazipe ssre-t.
Krusg y DtcSsey,
Wholesale and Retail
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATI0NEBs
| los CANAL srREEr-New orlsana
Law Medicsi Miscellaneous scho, Juvenile Books.
| Clothing for Mem and Boys.
| TULANE BUILDING Dec 20. 1868.
We invite attention n large assortms,t Of
spec ally 10 Boys Clothirg. Of which have
large stock that We are selling cheap suits rom "a
| wards. /.
GARTHwAITE, LEWIS 4 STUART,
81 and s. Camp street
The - Better L0ssd0 ~
Hv a Il II @ - N n Q II -
| ,naks Bssutfz Presents for he Hslidsya
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Boys' ama Y'onsn's Boots, EXC.

Psrents desiring boys youths Boot Shoe that VIII
at and shosd stock before purchasing
skswhsrs, have not its equal in twentyyesa
r.. BLAKELY 4 HOGAN,
90 Canal streek
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". n. Hennssss y Co.,
p 1 ra ~ .t
50. sscaasil s. sa tsl .s-,l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL cRocERs,
ss and "a Camp street.
Have now in store and constantly receiving the hoss stock
Of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, WINES
LIQUORS. ALEs and PORTER offered In this city.
Some ng articles will mention follows
FLoUR-Fve different brands the choicest I'm the ms'ket
new FULTON HARKET Hams. BrsskfAss Bacon
Smoked Tongues and Smoked Beef.
SUGARS Of all kinds which selling very low.
CoFFKES-Mocha, Java Havana and Rio, al choice
grades
TEAs-Gnen and Black of all kinds. The finest in the
DRIED FRUITS = Basins, curranss, cisr,ns. Figs.
Psnss, ssedess Cherries. Peeled Peaches and Apsles
PRESERVES and JELLIES-Shsksr, English, French
and Canton Ginger.
FRUITS in Jsce and sy rup-Frsnch and American Of all
kinds
PICKLEs-Eng,iss and American Of all kinds.
SAUCES and REIIsHEs-of ell kinds.
CAN GOODs-Frsnch and American Of ell kinds
wlNEs-Port sherry. Malaga, Claret and White Wines
Of all the favorfte br.ncs.
CHAMPAGNE-Krug 4 Co. Piper Heidsck Widow Gil
quot, Roeder. Carte dor and LzcdOr.
BRANDIEs-0f various r-nds and vntsge old and very
fine.
WHIsKIEs-rhe naest stock Of old whisky in the city,
RUN-st. treix and Jamaica, Holland Gin. Apple and
Peach Brandy, old and very fine ts
ALEs-MeEwens. Jefiey's, Allsops Byassr. Youngs
and Bsss'a
PoRrER-Bsrclay Perkins's, Guiuness's and Byass's
Persons wishing to purchase GOODS FOR THE HoLI-
DAYS will do well call examine stock be
chasing eewhere Orders from the country promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed,
ie LoWts GrMsesCGfd,
100. CANAL STREET .129
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Musical instruments, Strings. Etc, ETC.,
PUBLISHER OF MUSIC,
Sole agent for the Celebrated
sTkINwAY PIANOS.
CHICKERING'S GABLER's AND GUILDS PIANOS.
Jesnpert's French Upright Pianos.
MASON & HAMLlN's CABINET ORGANS.
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS
Constantly hand and receiving, alArgs stock Of
PLEYEL PIANOS,
which guaranteed Genuine. and viii bs sold with the
Nsnufacturers Certificate very reasonable terms.
W. DaispIsfss + Co..
&c. ..CUSTOMHOUsE STREET,. ....66
RstaiI-15O Canal Street,
The only House continually receiving the Latest Novelties Of
the Season
Straw woods,
Also-vevet, Plush end Silk Hats Feathers. Flowers
Rbb ns Silks satin, Plush, vevet etc Rich assortment
Ornaments from the heapest to the most Elegant
Tr1mm1ngs.
Brads Buttons Frinees Real valescienue Gimpues,
Blondes Cluny and Trimming Laces Shs~Is Wells aud
Coutsud Grape Goods air Uos and Brais Nets Gloves
Pins, Brooches, ETC., etc
I BRIDAL Wreaths.
Plain Silver Frosted Illusion Grape. Bridal Ball,
Fancy bead Dresses, silver Fronting for the Hair.
w. DAUPHIN CO.,
l50 Canal street, 66 Custonhouse street,
near Bsp onDe. Chsrtres.
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Chrtsfns0s Giffs.
Parents and guardians nvitsdto call and examine
large and handsome assortment Of
CENTS BOYS AND CHILDREN's ovERCOArs.
Talmas, Dress and Business Suits.
SCHOOL SUITS, Etc., Etc.
W. viii open on MONDAY NEXT, handsome assOrt-
ment Of
Gents JOuvin Kids snd English Castor
Groves, Dress ng Gowns, etc.
No more elegant Christmas Presents can be made
than nics SUIT OF BOYS CLOTHING. OVER j0AT or
DRESSING GOWN.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
LYONS & STEVENS.
Corner st Charles and Common sire .ts.
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.uustcas INSTRUMENTS,
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PHW9GNTs.
PLANO FoRTEs Of sieinwsy Sons. Pleyel, etc.
PARLOR ORGANS Of Mason Hamlin-
vIOLINs, BANJos, GUITARS
kCCORDEONs, CONCERT1NAs, FLU rES.
MUSIC BOXES from 50 50 to $50.
TOY DRUMS. TOY TRUMPErs, etc.
MUSIC BOOKS,
MUSIC FoLIos,
PIANO STOOLS
PIANO COVERS.
i'' '~' " LOUIS GRUNEwALD,
Music Store.
l29 Canal street.
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CArtsessas Gtfts.
-1 .c57 ur lta 8tt-
r re1 Fesr
I. - p T. = .. J. iEvo1s. a
s-ru na 1ssA - ~
.l.e-l re s,5 = ta
100 PIECES REV FANCY srLKs-M q Yard
100 psEssEs NEW coLoRED sILKs-As So Dress.
100 DRESSES RICH REPs-M $40 Dress
leo DREssEs LYONS BLACK sILKs-As SIS . Dress
100 pREssps Lyons BLACK ARNURE AND REPS
Atsso Dress
60 DRESSES WHITE BBocADE sILKs-at $50
Dress.
ALL FREsn GOODS.
ELEGANT FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Lyons Cashmere shawls.
d,ln REAL HlsM ysss rorLiSs' From $40 Dress
CREPE DE JAPAN-A New Material in Solid cOlors
velvet and Cloth Cioaks.
SILK CLOAKs.
cHILpREN's cLoAKs FOR IvBRY AGE.
Para.ois, KID Gloves. Ete.
j. LEvOIS,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS
DRY Goods, Carpets,
MATTIxS. OIL CLOTH AND RUGS
NEW YORK PRICES
b. n N. CRONEB.
sSl.......... Magazine etreet..........65f.
Just received and for sale Monday l4h inst. viz
case POfLlNs at 2Oc, worth 4oc.
lease Extrs Fine PoPLINs at 25c, worth Soc.
case Six Striped PoPLINs at ssc.. worth eOc.
case CANTON FLAEr Ell at zoe, w'rth SOC.
case Prir ted DELAINE at Zoe worth 25c
case All Wool DELAINE at soc worth 50c
case Real French Ripped CoRsErs ST. worth 81 S.
lc0 dozen best KID GLOVES.
W. fte Light Dark COLLARS 90c worth 81
100 dozen Hoop sKIRfS at b0c worth 81 Is
lOOlO4 WHITE BLANKETS, pair, at IS, worth 81 So
loOi24 :. :. full size At 80, worth s2
largo lot Of Apscas Meri1os. Cassimeres, Silks Eu-
boderiss Bosiery Silk and Cloth sacqves Quilts Damssk
and Buck Towels, ETC., all at Few York prices Also.
large lot ngrsn, Threepy and Venetian Stair
CARPETS Mating Oil Cloth and Shades ut very low
rates. Also, 100 SILK saeques from 81 to IS esh.
B. & N. CRONER,
ssl Magazine street, corner st. Mary street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-20
CArsssnsas Gtfss

ChrfstnlHs GIFTS
fHk-
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
n. H. oEI0wOIsD - CO.,
-IPon1EKs OF fH
WATCHES. JEwBLRY CLOCKS. BRoNzss. AND
PLATkD WARE.
Have, be.ides their general large stock Of
DIAMONDe AND JEWELRY,
choice selection Of Paris and other FANCY GOODS Gold
and silver Monntxd PEN-KNivES DRESSING CAsBs.
CARD CASES, PoRTEMONNAIEs. CIGAR and TO.
BACCo BOXES, BRONZE INKsrAnDs, BRONZE PIG
UREs, P0ROELAINE TOILET SETS and VASES. Gold
and Ivory Headed CANES. RIDlNG WHIPS WRITING
DESKS, WORK BOXES, JEWELRY CA sES, GLOVE aad
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, CUPS and sAUCERS. in
CASES; besides many oher things specially adapted
Holiday Gins and for sale reasonable prices. by
A. B. GRISW0LD Il CO.,
Co ner Canal and Royal streets
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-12-20
Improve I;osw sight
BY A PAIR CT KERNAoHAN & CO.'S
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPecTAclEs.

yust rsesivsd vsy perior Article Of WHITE SATIN.
fun vidh, worth IS y&d, which We of-y for 81 Also
another invoice Of WBf1E SATIN and SILK ALrACAs.
from 7oc. to 81 50 sy9d
8. G. KREEGER.
81 Magssins ssrssk
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-10
WHOLE NO. s53.

- anAn1n1lllEnn
ken from him was irrevocably
lOst'sNoc the least of II could
be regained, nor the audacious
ro6ber DE recognized. Mean.
while as a sudden idea struck
hing llSestOPped, neIoa sc.aJ
~Yes," said he, "this means
may sueceed.I If this man liv.
eth in London, | may peradven-
ture'meet hilhsdgsm. y Heaven
no doubt hath willed that he
should have Beer SO inipru.
dent .csrdlaH
Somewhat eonsoied,3 by /
know not what hope, Toby
went ahomc without showing
any trouble, or saying aught'of
his, his adventure, He did not go
to'the magistrate, but embraced
his daughter, who suspected
nothing, and lay down and
/ slept. His faith was in God
Next day he secretly thought
Of cooperating with Providence
in making research. FL He let
1.-The marc out or tbo aslat;o,,
kwhere Size had passed the night,
land threw the bride over II, +
iIpeck, III hopes that the animal,
lied by habit, would naturally
| iIgo Is, the house of her-master.
He therefore sent off the Ias poor
beast, which had. been fasting,
TO wander at large through, the
streets of Londonoand followed.
her; her, But he supposed her to
haye more instinct than she
had; for a along Time she went
right. !! and left, making, a thou.
sand aF{rhr turns g without aim, y with
out direction, sometimes at q
stand, l9l,1, y lhehi ls13 taking a contrary
course. y, , 80 !. :. !. .
lo9y oy aeSpailred' ir tl'';ll M lyrobber' r.
11Sugns ne, w., aO,e % e,lo not = ilye 1S' IN !
so ..s5s ~ lmS] nsS,igiiy 1caTi IN me EN- IN; 4
sVeau = 10 Vi gong 10 tne magistrate
WIZ wren u 1 fno ilau 'ine 20 nave sur.
ieteu ilyseiE 10 pe.ieu away'by,I
'liis = =, mletcned W. ,li' y = ANIMAL Il
Suddenly, however, he beast 9a;t
pr19ESa a' ,p 3 ner H eaTs ana }ndte set oil
Vn " 'iiSA 'ro'' 'oiio"ed eeacaFc' closely
y 0syaseal9Y ea9 ~ Qla'kefl eil. 10 ,sa,d .gr.
q 9'Plp, fplp, Sp'op' pTp was was The cry, on
~ "i2m u nus i,,tHnss'l5 45a5ah tro,,aq
= "De'alN IN me n noNts Nfr cried the
9uakeE li ~ u tenttlreeat you detain
me nolii w. sa,. 77s, 7oi .gtr5,,
"A ANA anrxHiFoHHIs'ly nrHFHHIs'ly folio wing
VI VI n m MS eye the the g course Of the
animal amin u hep faYherr rapid, en-.
lfrinS lhe gale ola dwelling in
the suburb. !
"Tis here" thought the Qua
ker' raising hsIeyes toward
heaven,' IN thanks toH Provi'
dence. 'sIu '"JL 15l4. gH..Ol
0Who lives herer heinquired
of aneighbor. .0s52
l9&What, haven't Won Beenllin |
these parts" was tile answer,
sthat you don't Know that this
is the dwelling Of the rich mer.
chant Weresford9' Z a9bIa Y
The Quaker stood petrifed.
"Weresford,' repeated the
neighbor, who believed that
lie, had not understood him.
1tbe mah w6o made 50 rap;d .
fortune iaG5TSlsS II iNibI
.6aE396scg me, nv friend, sx.
I'd casGf q, ,bgEaTeplied 1,oby,IG I'll
IL ,o,,,1 ,ot roo4h,, eIo,,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-10

= = ~ 57rr 70
TRANQUILITY odrew q chair sapds
seated bimselfat nthe bedside
his hat on his head, q gi ,ro.
/. s9Do you remain. eoge4sdeTs
cried the merchant ip; surprise:
81 am q quaker qnAysrsds
the other, with much ealmpsss,
''and thou knowest that such.
is orr usage" -,
AT these words Of the Qua,
ker, Weresford sat up j, ip i bed
and eyed The, stranger, He
doubtless recognized him., fpr,
he turned deadly pale. -. !, =, 80
"Wcll," demanded be, slam.
mering, -
What is it-=if you please
the subject that yOu1zeome
aboutl2IsH 7 iiIadj sai, su.'
81 ask Thy allowance for ap..,
pearing SO pr@sing," answered.
Toby; "but between friends IL
mattereth not much,, and 4
come without ceremony, to ask
for The, watch thatthou bprrow,a
edst qfme yesterday ri rd,,siq
yNs watchR' ynsua .ids.ss
lsI value il much;4it belooged
to my poor wife, and Lcanpot
do without it. My excellent
friend, the Alderman wduldi
never forgiven were / to fail
tor. one day to return the jewel
to his .Gster." 70 sf.I'iG ymool3
THE name of an. iAldsrman'
appeared to make some ims
preston upon Weresfofd.
Without waiting for an answer
Toby continued: -A- q .Ass
.'a"Thod wilt id iheahe pfeass
ure to retGrn oalso ihelt*elSs
.guineas which i lent thee1as
the same time.2 Neserlheiess,
if thou art in need or themyT
consent t. let ahfe have them
forsome time, on condition, thae
thou giye,mela receipt" edt "a
aTbe scheme ofthe Quakerfa
disconnected, the old M srchapt
that heicogld not tdepy The ,posa
session Of ;ths, article bpt net
liking 70 ackkTnbSYIedgsi bfsd
crime, hesitated TO lliSYSd lalnisSTYSSde
when Toby added. '. 'I''. 's'''
81 wish thee toparliciPa!r ~ ~
the approaching marriage 1f
my daughterTMary. Il hsda,g
serevd the sum oftwo hundred
pounds sterling for the brideof
the espopsed, but an accident,
happened to me last night on
to- don5zI Sas com.
pletely robbed 50 licomeb 70
pray thee to give thysop,a p9t1
ion, which othsrgiss)1 ~ would
not have asked Of thee,@S asv
"My .son?" ..,,
ayes. Dost thou not know
hat he lsNfary's lover, ahd5has
It's he that is to marry herS"ahtl
-ls'Edward Weresford," mildly
Continued lthe' Quaker, while
quietly takipg q pinch Of snuff.
Come do this thing for him, 4
y
not, verify, that he;
should know aught Of what
passed last night, and if thou
lost not furnish, him with the
ium thai I promised, 1t will7be
we'll for me TO tell him howB
ost it." Tssii5s7iA odtooillidO
Weresford ran to,a bureau,
md drew out a casKet wilIds
riple lock, opened it, and ri
.urned successfully To- Tebyhis
purse, his, watch'andhis bag Of
,5naI ;; n,o, 'HI lHdaioH.O aHf
HSvaa sry ID III said the oaarea
IS he received them,''I see that
had reason to coun { on thee.s
@Is this all that You ssesadsl
handed the stranger with one
u ohlsnp piHn'li litahirpSnsilo I zHT
,isN.yl ystnssdir sdr' something ans} 3 aSSosf e
hylrienasn'p;ool odj ts7s7oo
g SPEAK goisvrb a,iJv rob
"Thou wilt ,disinherit him. , ]
es not hui that some ofs may
'ay 1 have specplated on thy
ortune.n need eyld OF bysoa
In finishing, these words The
N.o.1- l.. g. tL = al n -, I<A~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-10
THBioUAKERAND THE RoBlER.

Kers, Toby SimptOn, lived3 at
London in a., pleasant little
dwelling graced by the pres.
ence of his daughter Mary.
She was not quite seventeen
years Of age;s was charmiIgly
fair; had blue eyes, and pos.
sessed as much modesty se
beauty. All the young meh'Sl
her fatber'J acquaintapce We
her suitors; all those .
neighborhood sought to- gain
her notice. : YhinsefiortS Ma.
ry was no coqpette; anditssead
of enjoying the effect produced
by her charms, she was veked
on, account Of the. manners OF
all her admirers, except one
Edward Weresford, a yonng'ar-
tiSt, admitted 70 the intimacy
of herfamils, bna die G =
/ "A very simple event had
caused this friendship. A pre-
mattpre death had carried of
the Quaker's wife. She was
young and beautiful, and de-
string, to perpetuatc the image
of her who was SO dear to him,
he had caused the artist to
come to the bed of death, It.
was there that Edward saw The
desolate damsel; it was there
a serious first lovt took place.
amid the tears Of the, one aud
the pious work of the other.
The year which elapsed after
this epoch had but strength,
ened the friendship formed
under'these auspices, and the
Young man had Slowed to the
father both his desire and hope.
The excellent Toby had 90
reason whatever for opposing
the mutual inclinations Of the
two young persons. Without
being rich, Edward earned by
means Of his pencil what
spi6csd tofsupport a family,
honorablgs ,fatlesg Mr.
w erosford, an old merchant Of
the city, had retired from busi]
ness, With d fortune Increased
moro than tenfoldI This! was
a rare example of rapid success
in speculation-so rapid indeed
that few were able to follow Its
progress 10 SlHpU
Yet Weresford, tf so blunt
and stern disposition, lived
alone n!eTilplra in suburb of LONDON,
and without caring what his
son was doing, left him entirely
at liberty. He was one of
those accommodating egotistS
who trouble no lonc, provided
they trouble not them.
edward, there ore, could
without Interruption, court his
pretty Qaakeress, well assured
that his father would never
inkofqopposing his marriage.
The situation OF the loving
couple was, TO aHappearahee,
very 'prospefousia and honest
Toby did not put off the day Of
Their rharriagea longer than to
collectIithe afrearagesAof lilis
rent; he destined S,i tin the money
Gg5the ,extrpordina expenses
of the ceremony. For this piir-
pose hee 3eHt 10 his country
Seat some miles from london,
in order to regulate his affairs.
He had pdssed butL one Z day
from home; apd as he was
about tsspatI Ippeh his horse for
the nisht lie perceiyed at some
distance hofsernaa Who had
barred the road lie stopped
uncertain whethef to go on or
turn back Meanwhile the
horsemah Aadyahced toward
him. %l%
The Quaker could not ,oyen
Think escaping Re4hsFe,
fore Peg EJnya gSdF lace, and
brought his horse 10 awalk,
In approaching ngylhesslnaln who
lhisuheasiness he per
cyixed that ,herswas masked,
igriievious ! augury which was
sonn- -confiru,ed The unknawn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l CINCTNSATI. August 26.
AFLoUR-Dull family 50 75aIO 90.
WHEAT Declined 10 81 90 Tor NO. ], and
the demand bght.
COR s-Advanc- to 9tg9ic for ear and
sheiled. A.
OATS Firm and in demand at 55957c for
No. / and white. ere
hYE-Du 81 2S.
BARLEY-Scafce and firm at 50 l599 25
for No l Spring and FaH.
COTToN-Firm aud IN demand at 291zc for
middling.
ToBACOo--In good demand at full prices
safes pt ~ hhds Tugs at s69l0 90, and leaf at
" WH1sI1Y-FTrm bat quiet at Csc in bond.
BEEF CATTLE-U nseLtled; but few COM
ing in, the farmers being afraid of the
plague. The demand for fresh beef has
ialleu off laTseiy. eGH1
HOGS = In good demand at 50 Oo9lO 75,
gross.
sHElaP-FlEm, and in demand at s2g4 25,
gross. an
Mes PoRK-In fair demand at s29.
LARD-N egiected; SIN All sales at ISIz9
1S4c.r 5Z7o
Bulk Me Eqrs = Firm; shoulders l214@
l25Sc; sides 14zc.
BACON In FAD. order dem and az 1916 for
shoulders, and NC for clear sides.
III AAis-,Sugat-cured at 21g22c, according
BUTTER Firm at 35a3sc
tGGS- l59l6c, and steady.
APPL ES-Scarce and in demand at S496 0G
per barrel.
HAY-scarce and prices 81 90 per ton
higher.
MONEY --k.asy at SOLO per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27
Grant ana COlrax Picnic.
OAKLAND CITY. August

OAKLAND CITY, August 26.
Editors Journal:
The Republicans of ColumBis
Township, held picnic at Oakland
City to-day, which was by addressed
Major Al Robinson and Governor p.
Q. DunhiIig. There was a large at
tendance for township meeting, at
least 1000 Good order was main
tanned, and the greatest enthusiasm
manifested by the friends of the
Union cause.
There was good turn out of the
Fighting Boys in Blue on horseback,
They vent out some three miles TO
meet the spea kers, and. led by the
Princeton Silver Band, they marched
through the town and TO a beautiful
grove ou the laud ds of Jas. w. Cock
rum. where the speaking took place
Major RebinsC N led off at about II
o'clock, aud for a n hour and a halt
entertained the al idience with a fair,
sound presenta1o of the doctrinesiof
the Republican pa rty, and contrast
ing our policy with that of the Sey-
mour Democracy.
After the close of the Major I
speech. a recess was taken for dinner.
The supply was bolantiful, and if any
went without Dime T, it was because
they hid. themselv es, tor on every
hand our friends Were, searching for
some Que to eat wit b them. After din
ner Governor Duniling addressed the
meeting. and for tw o hours he poured
shot and shell into the Democratic
camp. We will noti attempt a reporl
ol his speech, for Wte' could not glv'
even a fair outline.
Though the Gtoveruor tore the
Copperhead Demo c-acy all to pieces
It was done in manner that .c0ald d
give no offense to any honest Demo
crat His speech will doubtless &c
our party great good ai- u
The very best feeling prevailed
( throughout the day. The whole ex-
ercises were interspersed with good
music by the Princeton Band. -fl
This day will doubtless be long re
membered by the Republicans of Co
lumbIa Township, and will doubtless
swell the majority which is usual.
given there for the U1ion.
w. l.. ID.
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ROCHESTER,, N. z.
Annual COnrent tIOn Of splrltnalLstLs.

al I~M# TITO G-.N Fl
ROCHESTER, Ny, Aug. 26-The
Fifth Annual Convention of Spirit
ualists IS assembled today Isaac
Phean presided. Committees on
finances, resolutions and business
were appointed, and a resolution to
present the name of a woman was
voted down. At the afternoon ses-
sion, Dora M. Fox, of Ly0nss Hliehi-
gan, was elected President;, Henry s.
Child, Of Philadelphia, Secretary, end
M. d. Dyatt, of Philadelphia, Treas
urer. A committee oneducat len was
appointed, which consisted eoF i've
ladies and five gentlemen A prayer
through a medium, for the late Rev.
John Pierpont, was offered up. The
evening session Rassdevoted to con
ference ON resolution of personal
experience.
A poem was read by Miss Nettie
Pease, of Indiana. This forenoon
sess on was occupied in the reading of
reports of the. oOmmittees,an the-parT
chase of emblems and the 0rganiza-
tion Of secret societies. Both reports
were voted down. The attendance is
large. dEA
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