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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-04

The French Senate has passed law for
the regulation of public meetings
DisraeH, ina letter to Gladstone, admits
that further resistance. is useless, and he
won't oppose the passage of the Irish
Church bill
Great alarm prevailed on the Canadian
frontier on the 3Oth, in anticipation of a
Fenian invasion, and vigorous military
preparations were being made for defense
The Fenians are reported to be gathering
at St. Adams, VT, and at Buffalo.
A Bombay. dispatch, May 0, says the
American ship Living Age, from New
Castle. for Bombay, was burnt at sea.
Nine of her crew had arrived in Cochin,
on the west coast of Madras. The cap
tain and the rest of the crew were miss
ing.
A Montreal dispatch Of the 2Sth says
the troops in the garrison there were un-
der orders. The soldiers wives at st.
Johns had been ordered out of the bar
racks, and accommodation for two thou
sand troops were being prepared The
hospitals were being provided with field
panniers. Government detectives were
watching the frontier.
Late news from Crete is to the effect that
another battle took place on the Sd of
Msy, near sphakia, during which the
Cretans drove the Turks from two block
houses which they had built only recently
for their entrenchment. The Provisional
Government Of Crete has decided to con-
woke regular parliament. Elections
were taking place in all parts of the island.
AMontreal, Canada, telegram of the I'd
says: y. The Government detectives at
every point report all ominously quiet. A
raid is certain before the first of July.
The Dominion Government protests
against the removed Of troops to England,
sndinsists on three, regiments being sent
sut, and four batteries. Two batteries
have been sent to the front, and two
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-04
sitting member was prest


further discussion. without taking vote, the
House adjourned.
Washington News.
The term of Colonel Cooper, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, expired on the
30th ult. ft-
On the 29th ult, Grant and Colfax were
formally notified of their nomination by
the Chicago Convention.
The President, on the Goth ult, sent to
the Senate the nomination Of Henry STAN
berry for Attorney General.
The Senate, ON the 29th .ult, in Execu-
tive session, confirmed the nomination of
General Schofeld as Secretary of War
The bin making amendments to the
National Currency Act, was called up in
the Senate on the "a, and was finally post
poned Indefinitely.
General Schoficid received his commits
sion as Secretary of War on the morning
of the 1st, and the oath of Office was duly
administered to him. -
The National Typographical Union as
sembled in Washington on the 1st, with
one hundred delegates present, represent
ing nearly all the. States.
Saturday, May go, was the day ap-
pointed for the decoration of the graves OF
the Union soldiers, and was generalIyob
served throughout the country wherever
there are cemeteries in which soldiers are
buried.
At Q caucus of the Republican mem
berg OF the House-of Representatives, at
Washington, on the evening of the 1st, it
was decided in an informal manner, that
it would not be polite to adjourn Con-
gress at the present time, when there is so
much general legislation to be done
On the second instant the President
issued a proclamation announcing the
decease of ;ex-President Buchanan, and
nrffprfnT n IL IF e.
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A,,,vs a. Lsh.,o, bv,au
IN. 'N''
Arrive st Carlisle Station BY 6pm.
| Proposals invited for sig times = week ID
ditionsi service between Carbide Station
| and franklin.
945s From Wsshington O. II. 10 Good Hops,
| miles and back, twice. week.
Leave Washington O. b. Tuesday and Sat
| urday at 8 pm.
Arrive At Good Hope BY $50 p m.
L.,vs Good Hope Tuesday and Saturday
Arrive At Washington Q. II. By SPIN.
1850 From Washington O. H., By Jedsrsonvills,
| to West Lancaster, Il miles and back,
| twice . week.
Leave Warrington o. II. Tuesday and
Friday At 10
| Arrive at West Lancaster By a. pm.
Leave West Lancaster Tuesday ami Fri.
dyM An;
| Arnvs at Warrington Q. II. BY IL Am.
s+ol from wilmington, BY Port William,
| rantsr,vilie, and Lunberton. to New
| burlington, ~ miles and back, once q
week
Leave wilmington Friday at p m.
Arrive at New Burlington BY p N.
ene New r, DoInnston Friday Hoa m.
OLA, CIV w,, minminston ~ ~ m. 4.
-
snn,, 10 ""ss snd osok' thrss
1.a. INV w,,m usL. r
o'., ns.on Auesosy' Inursoay, ana
Ar,ivs Al Nae v,..n. n. k.ao
Law Nav Visrns Tn..a.. Tt,..a. .a
S.tnrS., a. a.so Anurss snu
Aryivs Al W,imi..snn h.,,
9IS3 From Wilm,nston ~ 3.l,.nd and u..
'''' Hoa. Wnou, ~ Vasnc ana hh.
bssi. ne. tiw., . .s,I i'' miles ana
Leave Wilmipston Tussdsy Tbur.d.v and
Saturday at m.
Arrive ct wsynssvilIs BY 6pm.
Leave Waynssvills Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 81 an.
ns wilmington ~ IL n.
s4o+ From New Burlington, By Spring Valley,
W pen Drook, miiss ana oack, TWICE .
week. -
Lave new harrington tuesday and Satur.
day A $3.50 m.
Arnvs ~ Bell Brook BY $50 N.
Lease Boil brook Tuesday and Saturday At
Arrive ct New Burlington BY SPIN.
Sonora, miles and back, six times .
week;
Leave LeWisburg daily except Sunday at 8
Am.
Arrive at west Sonora BY 0 Am.
Leave West Sonora daily except Sunday At
Jpn.
Arrive at LeWisburg BY sp. m.
FORM OF PROPOSAL. 0UARANTy ANN
CERTIFICATE.
ProposaL
The undsrsignsd, who's. post
| once address 10 -, county Of -. ststs
| Of -, proposes to convey The malls Of ne
United States, from July /, 1858, to June 80
1872, on route No. - between - and
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and arrivals, herein specified.
Decisions announced by March 81, 1868.
1901 From Philsdslphia, by General Wayne,
Overlook, Cabinet, West Haverford,
Rsdnor, Spread Eagle, Reesville, Paoli,
Fraser, West whitsland, Downingtowp,
Thorndsle, Iron Works, Cain, Coates
willie, Pomeroy. Parkssburg, Pennington
willie, Christiana. Gap, Kinzsr's, Lsaman
Place, Bellsmout, Paradise, Gerdons-
Vile, Enterprise, Lancaster. Landisville,
salunga, Mount Joy, Spring Garden,
Rlirsbsthtown. Middlstown. High spire,
Harrisburg, Susquohanna, Marysyille,
Duncannon, Newport, Millerstown, Milers-
town Station, Thompsontown, Mexico,
Port Royal, Miiflintown, Lswistowp,
Granville, MeVeytown, Newton, Hamil-
ton. Mount Union, Mapleton Depot, Mil
Barre Forge, Spruce Greek, Birmingham,
Tyrone, Tiptcp, Fostoris, Antestowp,
Sabbath Rest, Altoona, Bennington Fur.
mace, 9sllitzsn, Cresson, Summit Hem
lock, Sonman, Willmore, Summer Hill,
Mineral Point, Connsmaugh, Johnstown,
Verona, New Florence, Lockport Station,
Bolivar, Branch Junction, Hillside, Mill.
wood, Bradenvills, Latrobs, St. Vincent,
Grsensburg, Psnnis Station, Tinker Rup,
Twins Station, Lsrimer's Station, Stew
artsyiils, Cavetsyille, Turtle Creef,
Braddook's Field, Williamsburg and VIII
kins, to Pittsburg, 1911 miles and back,
BY railroad, twice daily, Tor as frequently
as cars are run, II required and by
schedule satisfactory to the Department.
1902 From Philadelphia, BY Conshohocksn. Nor
ristown, Bridgeport, Port Kennedy, Val-
Icy Forge, PhoniIvills, Rogers Ford,
Limerick Bridge, Settlers Store, Pottf-
town, DouGlsssvills Umstead's, Baumt-
town, Bsrdsboro', Exeter station Read
ing. Tueksrtown, Lsesport, Mohrsville,
s6osmaksrsvilis, Hunibnrg, Port Clinton.
Auburn, Landingvills and SchuylkilI
Haven, 10 PottsviIle, ~ miles and back
BY railroad, twice daily, except Sundays
Tor Al frequently As cars are run, II re-
the Department.
1903 From P6iladslphis, by West Philadelphla
Station, Ksllysvills, OAkials, Medic.
Glen Riddle, Lsnni Mills, Glen Miil',
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Arrive - bios1 ~ pa.
Leave blooa Friday at Ia.
Arrive q restssis b. II -. .a
1855 From kspsshs. y wsst Lodi cd rlsa
. nssh. - Bellevue, II miles 81 Sssh,
three timss : wesk. .
Leave RspsbMs Tuesday, TAsuisy AsA
Saturday at 7sn. II|H .'-L- sFssI
Arrive q Bsllsvss By Ia. .r.n ;
Leave 1silstns 1ussdsy. ThsssAsy I'd
5sstsfdsy 81 pa. 'r-stI3-a.i rorT
.,., zsIsss % nsysshe BY pm. ne.
1850 From punkirk, BY Eagle and Arlington, 10
findlay, II miles sod rbssk. sviss .
Law D,,.,,. r,.... 49,. :.
hsssoAy sse ssssfssy o.
.eJ '.r'.'-h
T T,.s, as
siao'ay Tsssday ssd Saturday q
l
ess7 Y,o- F,,S,.. 4. o.,
and Hss.s,. - NJ ~ .ss.s ~
| Nal t-s.~ -
| L.sv. Findis, T.s.S., a. y,,a., -.
m. - -, 80" =
Arriy. N Ada n, lo,-
Law Ads Tassdsy and pr,Ssv "A go.
| Arrive 81 Risiiay 81 On. =
ssd Pssdlston, 70 osiunSss 6ssvs, Il
nilss and back. enss vsst. ~
Leave Fisdlsy Friday u Ssn.
Arrive d Celanbus Grove By II q.
Leave Colambus Grove Friday d ..
ATive Of fiudlay by Fps. e.,
1889 From Iindlsy. by OAK Aidss and oilbss, -
70 v''sWa' zet miles and hack, twice .
.ee,e Findlay Iussday and Friday ssssm.
s ~ Osssxs eyApn
Law o''sws "sdessosy and Saturday d
.
o,oo Div ~ ~ nindisy SHRa.
VOW ~. sIsaae0 Y vsn bsrsn, woodbury.,
S: ana bew.ng 9rsen. 70 Testo.
sony' % NUS ssd essk, three unss
49, p,.. =,
n tincisy Aonday, wednesday. and
D. AN.
H..vs So,. onssso1y syeP
Gs.,,S.. ~ Aas"esy snd
A,,,~s J, k,.s,.s -
ESQ, P,s- Si.a,.e
M.nss. "a 4, moao.I ~ ozeshs
~ ." s' sno esek' tWies
100 v;,s,.
As's0sy sne os'ufdsy -
At. =, u.. p,.,,
~. M.."s p,. nsasIrrc ~ epn
s"sa.. III .ososu ressosy ana Be-
Ali. =, 1891.
400 30 Dr.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, October 81, 1867.
Proposals will DO received 1t the Contract
Once Of this Department until 3 p, m. Of Wednes-
day, March !, 1868, for conveying the mails
of the United States, from July l, 1868, 10
juno 80, 1872, In tho State Of Pennsylvania, on
the routes and BY the schedule Of departures
and arrivals, herein specified.
Decisions announced by March 81, 1865
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o352 From Pennsviiie. ~ ctootpofs, noxouIy
, md Browns Mills, to wstertown, III
miles and back, once week.
Leave Psnnsvills Saturday at $50 I'm.
Arrive d Watsrtown BY ll;30 N. %.
Leave Watsrtown Saturday At p IN. ~
Arrive at Psansvills BY ePu.2 ~.
Ss5s Psom Moscow Mills 10 Rsinsrsvills. 81
miles and back, once week. ~ '-
Lave Mossow Mills Monday st IN. M
Arrive q Rsiasrsviils BY 10 u. -'f
Leave Rslpsrsvills Monday at 1880 n.
Arrive d Moscow MILE By 1880 pm. H'7
,psst From Portsnossh, BY Pond Crssk. 0twsy
ana Rafasn'to Locust Grove, - miles
and back. once . week.
Lave Portsmouth Saturday st an.
Arrive at Locust Grove BY epu.
Leave Locust Grove Friday at Tan. -''
Arrive u Portsmouth By pm.
9sss Pos Portsnouth 10 Laessviils, loi miles
ssl bssk, three times week. -
Lave Portimouth Tuesday, Thursdsy sad
Saturday ss pm; '. d.
Law: Lues.vills Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday at An
Arrivs ct Portsmouth, BY II an.
sSSs FROM .Portsmouth to Prisndship,
niles and back. twice week. 1'l
Leave Portsmouth Wednesday and satur'
Arriy. :. Fhsnd.hip sSTpu. Pod
Leave Frisndship Wednesday and ssturds,
NV. Il Portsnos.h BY 4pne ,.,
.ass7 Prom ssioto Farnses b. Harrison Mills
YOU ssioto, Nsirn and Plat 70 Gibson, 3oi
,siIss and back. twice . week. -
Lssvs ssioto Fufnaes Tuesday and Friday
1.sv. Gibson n Tussdsy nd frldsy .. an
a.. n SoIoto RurnAss byI2 y.
os6s Frsn ssIotevills. By Wheslsrsbcrg: trsak
Va Ysrpsse, Hss:rni ,,. %. .ss h nSsss, u,
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an. s,.. 90.
Arrive at Saint Mays BY 6pm. -rs..
$3.50 From Saint Msry's to Cslins, 10 miles and
back, sig times wssk. ..,..
Leave Saint Msry's daily except Sunday al
3pm.
Arrive .. 0slinA BY spn.
Leave cslins daily except Sunday d San
Arrive at Saint Mars BY IL N.
1881 From Tifin to R.Publi0' miles and back
Leave Tim daily except Sunday At $50
Arrive at Rspublis by 6pm.
Leave Republic daily s1ospt Sunday st 7
an. ...a csc. %
Arrive 80 Tim BY $50 an.
sss2 From Tim, BY Basoom. to Fostoris. Is
miles and back, three times wssk. g..
Leave Tim Tuesday. Thursday snd Sat
srday At $50 p m. ~ .r.,.
Arrive at Fostoria by T;30 p N. ...-
Leave Fostoria Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at IN.
Arrive 81 Tim by IL m. 49,.
ssBs From Tim TO Mslmors, u milss and
back, sig times week.
Leave Tim daily, except Sunday Al $50
Arrive 1t Mslnor. BY $50 pm. ,
Leave Aslnors daily, except Sunday 81
Arrive i Tin. By $50 N.
1854 Yroa Rosteris 70 Broom, II miles and
j bast, oaosA week. 10. -
] Leave fostoria Friday at II N.
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anu LOT eacn OF such omissions, not satisfAotortly
explained, three times the pay Of the trip will BE-
deducted. For arrivals so far behind time a. "a
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufhcisntly excused, onefourth Of the oompsnsa.
ton for the trip 10 sub Get to forfeiture For 70.
psatsd delinquenoios Of the kind herein specified,
enlarged penalties, proportional to the nature
thereof, and the Importance Of the mail, may DO
made.
5. For leaving behind or throwing of tho mails,
or any portion Of them, for the admission Of pas.
ssngers, or for being concerned In setting up or
running an express conveying intelligence In ad-
vance OF the mall, . quarters pay may DO de-
Quoted.
g. Fines will DO imposed, unisss the dslin.
qusnoy be promptly and satisfactorily explained
BY certificates OF postmssters or the afidsvits Of
other credible persons, for failing to arrive In
FROM or deliver 1t into, post ofilcs; for suffer
Ing 1t to DO wet injured, destroyed, robbed. or
lost and for refusing, after demand, to convey
the mail Is frequently ~ tho contractor runs, or
10 concerned In running, . coach, car. or steam.
boat on route.
7. The Postmaster General may annul the
contract for repeated failures to run agrssably
to contract for violating the post once laws, Or
disobsying the Instructions Of the Dspartmsnt;
for refusing to discharge q carrier whom required
by the Department to do soi for running an sx.
press as aforesaid, or for transporting persons or
packages conveying msilabls matter out Of the
mail.
8. The Po!tmastsr General. may order an In.
crease Of service on \ route BY allowing therefor
q pro raia increase on the contract pay. He may
change schedules Of departures and arrivals In
all cases, and particularly to make them conform
to connexions with railroads, without increase Of
pay, provided the running time DO not abridged.
He may also order an increase Of speed, allowing,
within the restrictions Of the law, pro rata In
crease Of pay for the additional stock or carriers,
II any. The contractor may, howsvsr, in TIC
case Of inersass Of speed, rslinqush the contract,
By giving prompt notice to the Department that
be prefers doing 50 to carrying the order into
eject. The Postmaster General may also dis
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

o.wEoo 6-Four steady sale, 800 bb AZ SO Is
wheatluli 900 bush No MEausee Cnb at r.
Corn aus5 81 ~ Pas nominal, Ssy urn u, o. s5s n b a
aon hsv been taken and the close holders asked higher prices and
Nil Ped ancssnsei; shorts $50 %2a shpaas sg1d s28 Md
os s 20 70 Se Seu3ors Iko mTor5oo ias wPeai 20 6
huh Barer 29iooO Lumbe Canal EIpOrs-Is2oO bush Corn
CucAoo e-Erehangs NswYort aesdy but unchanFd
ping decline Of di sales Of No lat 81 Hdsi 81
%5s Gs.nss &c. p ss@s 81 - Cor Corr ., se
cline Of ias .s, efS at 80 Go Rys e seiys, at l7S
si so a. a1G u q fr seid WHISKY npio2s ds%shi
) a5 Plan Me-. Bt.f ao Lard S l5e Dr,sated Shoulders.
1 c 10 rl and ssssy steers. %4 g IS 81 I've log. da
i TO good smooth - Sas9 Is trsige more see sud hneI
bbs Flour l0 Q0J ba,h Wheat 5000 bush Corn III 00 bh Oats
1--we Hog. stgntt'-l4oo bbia Flour lHOCo bush Corn
S. IoTp o sTe,cc bp'ne;. doing hot Pries; ,rs
nnehangrd Coiog-Nohng dong heup-U - "a ~ 80
~ sS5sr5D' .... Of saespe At IS sos 90 Extra &c 5a 81
Prime strictly Prime Pail Red and Pal Whit
for PRIME to csoiee Srd hrFaaey very da
s,p io' g5%se SEQ nan, LSl % s rsss oe % In &c 81 u & s
Co 81 81 IS Re unchanged Mes, p IL hnn ard higher At
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"a & Kew se I cs %Sy % aa 1 Il 90 l, cs SsSi DIN GSs aS 9
ls receipt, rgs hs le qoa ss si9f Receipts to-day
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Lor.villE Oet cTob.eeosss, hid Log, to Fsr Leaf
es0ds9 - sapsrfns Feur - ga - 7a Whsa-B.i ga
~, ioc Me,s Pork 20, 5sds Bieon-sboua,t' 1,t Crr
Rb ho.s is sides i6i pscst Lari 10 Heroes lJi 0"e
Frcs WHISKY uomnsi Il ~ IS Cotion z5c Tor Jllsndl
NmvAuKEE OF 6-fluur ieciuingt Choice MnnesotA Ee
am Choice Wscorsu and foua 3G ~ 2, Ncium 80 sd
sdtL Fi for No and ~ q tlr No Oats
Four iloi0 hash Wleai Jtoo bg.h Oats 700 bush Corr
Sliumeut.6 ths Four bush wheat f bush Corn.
TotTno Or. 6Four qu sAsauced id2c Winter ard
stead for sprns White Micsn e. n. Mh9e Michigan 81
Auhrr ltdSi al. funsrs sales u No ! a. sic
Masan yal efer; sass Il No At 3c No A. aste
Es quiet Barry steady, sales Of Mchra a. Frcg d ald
rouihal pi-7D bs F1ur poo blh Wheat 700 bush
Corr . o. oaih n.s o. leo bs'a Bsty ssInn',. G,, &
buih Rye. o.,
tixcfv~,rf GFonr DOH Ptmlr 81 s00fa Wheat dn
isu No. Rcd - N uonlna Y Com su 800 oiea AZ
nq "a Oat el 70 Barley dan - ~ N for
st-te sad C,radr and ~ ~ Mddus
Tota-o f sale 300 Lhis WHISKY lnr sod ROOD ds
snf 81 Mes PORK tu1rri ssies a. ~ q Bak
Meits WITH baTs ita ,ceD saouiers ollie Saes
lee Iaass iuofsn aloldsrs Rr h1 tdcs lSei Clear
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
p4SSrNGERS ARRLTED

PROM LvERPOOL SEPT 2In steamshp yava-1i CFsgn and
Mes Bridges Mrs watson Nj Mrs. =
Dodge. D. Cngn Sehenek Mr Kone Mr. Clarke, NJ and
Mr. ~ Forrest McsleE Nj ard Ms j..
Benson Whinore gr Rcheead J. n. Beach, $ Harris l.
Perkins L. Roberts and sister Mr. Moore ard
sou Mrs WhiemOre, f. Messenger Mr 4 Mrs u Hsvsou
d daughters ard Mrs 7 Nssenge and daughters Ms Je'-
dou and Mr. and Mrs j. Thorn, Mr. aud h Wright M
and Mrs Scott And Mrs Sehuof v g. Hall ~, w Rhosds
Mrs Hall children nurses Nj Mrs Belmy Libby bnh
Nc Cprrr C. Iam,on + AspnwA r. Rres j. Dennisi0vn PN
Charringon Bright, Mr. OBuen, C. Belmont Bishop Dennen
Col A Kin-pv Dr. Waernuun de Lorel Eaye Mr. and ME-
Ford chen adys maid and servant Albert C9oe
The Slrsil Mr. Cawel Mt CornWe Mr and Mn w Ben
per T. sheppard You H. Carter J. H. Rngot jordan.
Mr. aud Avery James CUT Wood W Appleton. Mrs Smith
Miss T. Jnsoa Nj Ballard and soa Mr. and Mrs J. Cur
WAison nr Whtwortb Miss Watson and sister Mn
nhah Johnson j. McCusky, Mr. and Mrs W. ChSD the Rev.
Jackson, ". Corean. Hobson. the Rev. W. Co
resB l. Mastaia j. II. BOTOSef W. Hguea, hE heCuey Mira
Tate n G. Mitchell. -
Prom HAMBURG Sept 23-In steamship HammoOia-AdsIbeTt
Wsrdt if and child Chr Hoffman, Schultz Amanda Meyer
H. r. Kristen Daniel Lengfd Gustav BrucA r. hnsseF Emil
FROM FERYoNDsA-n steimsbp Merceii,aJ J4ccts and
wife Cbas Spear, p. HsrmAker
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP NEwYORK..... 0cT. 6-CLEAabn
s,t. r,h Noodle Liverpool: Cenrar1 Phillips NatAnnahl
49,; Alexander Richmond; E. &. Bi5d.e, MeCae fhAoePhAi
Neptune, Baker Boston -. u.~., toio pits Frederick.
'Sa - Abrams Baltimore America Rsyuods br rs'oi rfn
R-son, Dresden smith Prmbrkei tonf Sister '1eeieI'
pdI,bi. Henry Caoa Providence jessie Ns Vh4si
hill Para; Conner Lang Halifax
ARRIVED. 80
a., ,,0,,. IN q J. Meter Hamburg mdse aud 4s pass
oseansttf 60 Aspuwal, pass ndse uesnIe
ssla,ss.a i,vs Ieu Liverpool. mdse AMI pass
S,s,nsbn City .. Prince JaeAsoH ~D' -
pass =, ~. voo,hru Cbsre,ou mdse ard pass
Wrn y Clyde Powell Wilmington " o. naYa siofes
Ss.SAnssis Neia smith Fernanina, Fla nise and pass
DOMESTIC PORTS.
49, Ma. Oct 6-Arrved ship Lillian, from Newcastle o,in
49, srom Caervenon; Mcred Rotterim he ~ -.
ooo .rh- O. 5 Bushnell from Oosenonfsi wiz "~''''' ~
Vo1E Oct 5-Arved brig Irene Bait ioI p ~
Es,rsgr Jacob KenGle. stephen loieAsssi s...
49,, M,gie Cummns Coha eet siubsd o. -
go pbl.dephia for ChaglessOan bhs b loals' "A' W
York -.. ,,oprs
orERxsrowv Oct 6-Ihe steamship N'' ~ 49, 49,
Sest 2l arrived Al this port to-day
o. 'rit,J III p Ahuia. Of Edgsriown, fos
Is vox,ss absent So months tlkeu NV oua VI Oh
A"'s SPOKEN. -,
~, Charlotte from Girsent for NeNforA-Sep' Il ht g. ION
Ta Md, fom caIH br New Yok-oci lat q q. lon o y
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
pASSENGERS I'D ARRLHE.

FROMSAN FRANCIsCO-Ths Golden Age which
S oSE Su W sd .a u Esse Mr. Mar hoTsad .6d
P. Riley Miss Kate Meres, Miss Kate aeNanars
Sa Hs'B B.1 nss GSa saa BooG %R wsssf and s
child smith Miss Ann Dchsrty RJau Ms. Ellen Hare
L. W. Wade Morris Fshan IL T. Csmpbsl b. Franks g. Mitchell
b Re.dv aud two ehdres Ms C. Marsh and child
T. A. Goa and wife Miss A. Herbert Geo l. DAVIS u >
Gsrcelon Henry Puniy Jos RouBo Harmon Pomero
Provost G. Buc6,1sn N Gs Srs'n S1s an: T .D s ' B so
bert H. Strong children Norton A and W james D.
Ts % sS ,. W. Sssis Ms II bs Ms BoS a s MRS
Il Church Mr. & P'y & MTs F.' 1Od S I11n sI: 1ss hs'
Albert IT, Roy c.Ht Henri J hoiGS M A. NJ. M.1 SsSs
AID infant S Bonnet Me- Moore B. Phelps VIM Wsn'vor'b ara
wife, j. L. J. MCauolgh, Edwin ~ Hart Shaver Mrs
Gen George Hough wife and cbideni Mrs EIi PreEeh
sud child Ii. b. sppgne. x j. CAhil. John B. DapreJ, J.
6 MiIsmlh MIs .ns S cohsuh NTs l. Vincent D. " H,in.
Ms MT, % sf All M % m S Sf & & ns Mrs % Ma Sdiss
Ryder john Jane. Carpenter John Fabe Ma MARI Crosby Ms.
children Anae Bea Baker JOan Howell AID wife.
elson, Joseph Moan Carter D. Young Hn frsson r. Mar
chand James Dborey and fan' James Hamilton G a.
Luhcu Henry HoInyer, Mrs Anaie saybaek and child E.
OConuOg Mira Chsiue FGr aad infant Chris Teal r. T. Monroe,
The steamship Nevada sailed o Saa Francisco on the s ut With
S 9"i Wv w1sas E%s .d SISe rss SIss Geo n wt Franc
Gouuan, Ed Denny A. Mefne wm MeEr9y John Armada,s
s cos W Cote p Mr Il wRess ad isiaai Gfssr G walter
II Bagby Chine, I Bragg J. j. Perry W. Bshhs ~ y
Thomas Bond. I J. smith b Arnold, Taylor HsrHsn
Hedges n Popoa J hA9ley N W Loreoy W !. sA'.
bert Iacour A. Robs El Robert RObe J J. Do,I and wife g.
by and vie E and children. Ss Bird W% R.
Hei., BedeHt D. Tursy Il DesEboq Benz c,Ir Tsi w%'
Howard l. RediiIgtOH, Caee George FurbS b p Ho,'
sa1ees hosen9eA Alexander Fgsu r. & tasP & W Wh.
Mrs Gibson, Walter Brown = MeCleue1, Edward Jennings
Henderson. {. ksllg Thomas IcCaTtp
New-York tribune., 1868-10-07
naNYrNG ANn rrNAM.IAL

FIRST M0kyOAGE sB0NDs 0Y mn UNioN PAcIFIC
GAnHoAD coMPANY, TO tAe amount OF Lightcen Nil
lion DollaIs, have already beon sold, and they are
now ia constant demand foT h0He Investment and on
foreign account. They wsy SIX per cent in gold
and run for thirty years. Atl2, they yield be-
tween eight anl nine per cent 70 the investor and as
toon rs the issue Is sold II not before they will
doubtless command q much hirasr rate As a first
mortgage the longest line Of airoad ia this coun-
~ that is already earning more than Us interest La
Lililies on It's way business, and shch cost nearly
lliee times their amount, lie security Is undoubted.
nubaeriptions will be received at ihe ComDanye Of