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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-19

WANTED, AGENTS, szs e. naSss @S ssee sesss.
where. male and female, to introduce the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Machine.
This machine viii stitch, hem, FELL tuck, guilt cord,
ncr. Price only SIS Fully warranted for five
years We VIII pay $1,000 for any machine that vii
ssH stronger, more beautiful, or elastic seam than
ours. It makes the Elastic Lock Stitch: Every
be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay agents
from SIS to $500 per month and expenses, or COM
mission from which twice that amount can be made
Address SEcoMB & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston,
Caution.--Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming of worthless cast-irOn machines,
under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the
only genuine and ready practical cheap machine
manufactured.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-19
How Hog sweat..

Nethke-shorse or man, but through
his forelegs. There is spot on each
leg, just b}lOx thei Z knes, { {, il t1e fOrP If
a seive. Through this the sweat passes
of, and it is necessary that this be kept
open. If it get closed, as is times the
case, the hog will get sick, he win ap-
pear stiff apdi6FswpsdA rpiess he gets
relief it win go hard with him. To
cure hiHs simply open The Poresa TMs
is done by rubbing the spot with corn
cob, and washing with warm water
The -R,rdl World.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-19

E1ne Ol Paintings, Framed EngTaYings, Silver
Ware, Photograph Albums, and a large assoIt-
ment Of Fine Gold Jewelry, in all valued at
Sl,O00,0OO. Eff
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes by pur-
chasing Sealed Ticket for Is cts Tickets describ-
ing each prize sealed in Envelopes and thorough
ly mixed. On receipt of IS cts. sealed ticket will
be drawn, without choice, and delivered at our Of
hce, or sent by mail TO any address, The prize
named upon it will be delivered 90 the ticket holder
on payment Of one dollar Prizes Will be immedi-
atey sent to any address, as requested by express
or return mail
You Will know what your prize isbefore ysu pay
for it, Any prize may be exchange for another Of
the same value. No Blanks.
~ Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
REFERENcEs.- select the few following names
from the many w,ro have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes and kindly permitted us to publish them:
S. T, Wilkins, Buffalo; 900; Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago, Piano valued at $3.50; Robt jackson, Du-
buqqe, Iowa, Gold Watch, Se6e; Phillip McCarty,
Louisville, kyY Diamond Cluster Ring, $780, R.A
Patterson New Bedford, Mass, Silver Tee Set 81 IS
Miss EmDa Walvorth, Milwaukee, Wiz, Piano,
Sj00; Rev Y w Pitt, Cleveland, o.. Mel0deon Sl2k
~ WepubIEhed no names without permission.
Opinions of the Pres. They are doing the larg-
uccesS.1Weekly Tribune, Feb s, 1865.
we have examined their system, and knoy.thenf
70 be fsir dealing tirm.-N, Y. Herald, Feb 2s,
1865.
Last week a friend Of ours drew a s5OO prize,
which was promptly received p Daily News, Mar.
Send fue circular giving, many more ne rS and
favorable notices from the press. Liberal induce
ments to agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package Of Sealed EAvelOpes contains one cash gift
Six Tickets for az Is for 81 IS for IS; ITO for sl5
9 All Letters should be addressed to Harper,
Wilson & Co., l7S Broadway, N. Y.
ri ai.ffUf ts1r' H-r r'-7--7 - --77si
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-19

DRODUCES perfret and permanent oures Of the
worst cases Of Cstarrh, Hoold in the Hssd''
Coriza and Catarrhal Headache as Hundreds Of Tes.
Physeans who have used it in their private practice
sbundantly testify. II --SSS ,-S
For Sale by S. Buekland Son and @, r. neCul-
loeh. Fremon'; j. W. Luce and Rushton Mead,
Clyde, Snd druggists generally.
Price 80 cente Por package liberal discount to
Druggists. We will send the Remedy to any address
BY mail on receipt Of az untorn 60 cent Fractional
Currency Note and one three cent postage staua.
-Four paoksges to Que address for $780, postage srea
S=yl Address Dr.. SAGE 4 co., Bufslo, n. 7,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-19
agricultural alta s3raetiraI


A writer TO the ,RErai Gentleman
states that sowing wood ashes over
wheat when texposed htosrust will pre-
vent it from injury from this source.
A Michigan Agricultural Society, in
order to make up for excluding horse
racing, proposes q premium for ths best
pedestrian feat duriag the Soping Fair.
A. w. Smith. correspondent of the
ottun3ws (Ipms3 lOowief, says the-best
kind Of molasses can be easily manu-
factured from wster-melcns.' sngeIa
The Farmers Cabinet says 9 piece
of lard as large az a walnut mixed with
dough, will cause a hen to commence
laying immediately aftsr she has been
broken up from sitting; and by giving
hens fat in this way, hey may be kept
laying all winter 10
l have, says a correspondent, hit on
a method to prevent the ravages of the
striped bug on cucumber, squash and
melon vines. 1t is-simply bits of paper
dipped in coal tar and laid on the
ground close to the vines.
A man tells the PFqiris, farmer that
he saved his potato crop from bugs by
spreading straw between the vines,
driving the bugs into It; and thenlburn-
ing thsSTsT. glIgJ0 HOT 1Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

money to the par with gold I. Let all our funded debt
shey atone except by the payment OF Interest az now
hnthe. 1 year bond, Interest ana prln
oipal M gold 8 Authorize a lOyear per cent bond, in
terest ana principal In gold This year bond 10 be paw
aDe on deuahd Al the option Of the holder, currency
NJ par ana Interest Give out these bonds In pairsa
thousand OF the Oyehr and thousand OF the 1Oyear
bands tOgfther-in exchange fer currency -
The ChicdgO Tribune " Tuesday saws
Within p four months wheat has declined this market nearly
r cent diV Of June No SprnR-he 90.
es.ed al 81 20 Yesterday SAILS made per hash, the
arkt closing three cents higher Meanwhile She aapt in
,ors this pa st-nJ Increased t within few past from
800 go busheA Assuming the sbea,
have hea Al an 81 5a rather low estimate
loo. 10 the holders amount 10 about $3.50 100 taking The closing
10 be value aud io this be
eost storage the eapF employed which
sac. the cost pronaby more ihn "ss mas ersn
b waiting I'll prices the fare OF in er"p here
larger on than the countries :" neh 1 expert
ysry boers able 10 say thst hey we're hgt
% az are Of these bod on to the pr"pefv Inf
sci. vhe the ghost OF chance oi an
cust No stck forcing prices daily The consequences o.
This eour.e that she Of later our ersat. s
III . i., a. the shond he nearly PITY w suine
s the Winter ot-ment which will pour grain IN By the raIo~s
whs The axe transit arI y stopped up by the Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
THE COURTS.
TIE FLORIDA pIpAc1rs

THE FLORIDA PIRACIEs
In the General Term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, an appeal was argued growing OF the
depredations Of the Florida. The plaintiff Clancy ID.
sIalds, procured from the defendants, the Newfork
MAI Steamship Company, passage ticket for the Electric
spark Inc vessel was captured the 10th Of July 1851
whe one day out, by the Florida. The commander of
the FLORIDA allowed the passengers TO taxi with them 10
tchooner their personal property. The sea being
rough, the Captain of the Electric Spark refused 10
aow the baggage 10 80 In the boat with the passen
ger but promised to look after H. when the schooner
came 10 port one trunk Of the plaintiffs missing, ana
Tor the value OF IL aud IT'S contents, the plaintiff
sued and recovered judgment in the Marine
Court From the Judgment the defendants
appehieo 70 the Cont Of Common Pleas and argue
mat they were rot liable, being merely agents for the
Electric spark That they abe carriers their
liability Terminated with the capture by the public enc
my mat any subsequent action by the Captain was MS
Individual action, aud that his promise at the utmost
haue nm only voluntary baee without hire and there
i3re only liable for very negligence which was not
showh Declslon reserved. The suit OF Catharne M
Gay. whose husband was killed by the falling Of boom
hseu III building the Court House. originally brought
against the city but changed by the consent Of the CorpO-
ration counsel so rs 10 he against the Board Of super
Vsors Is appealed by the defendants to the General Term
OF the superior Court two groudsst that the Cor.
pOraon Counsel Is only the legal adviser Of the Board of
SnerNlSOrs and cannot appear for them and second,
vat he negligence that OF employee of the Board
ana does not create liability 20 follower empoye. De
cision reserved,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
Il RIOT INVITED.

A correspondent of The Erening Post mt
Whitehall writes Three men who had taken out natu
radiation papers in Troy, having failed In their attempt
In Whith all. arrested yesterday Tor per
Jury. Thereupon leading Democrat In whitehall pro
poses TO follow up Gov. SeymOurs opinion mat mon
may govern well the law by organizing mob
you printed circular. In 1868 II was tired; In
imitation OF the NewYOrk riots. The Union men then
informed tho Democrats that for lumber MIL or
house burned by the mob Etonenent should be made
Consequently no houses were burned. The Democrats
desperate Some thirty former Democrats have de-
eared for Grant and Collar IN this place Here IL the
handful --~---.s...--
"OsE HUNDRED MES WAITED lore hundred fesoute wanted
enroll Gsd Tor the Of adopted eD
10 hs free use OF tse elective franchise and rspe invsoa ny otAi
unlef The Of False Hau
raol Papers II there bring them before courts ct
hone GO ....s....
sTsrgN,
At home abroad.
% Books open Al The 0G,s Of &. CbApln. q ChAP~
HEehsI Oct Z1rl6o4."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
FIRE IN woosrERsr.-Loss OVER $4,000.

Early yeste rday morning lire was discovered
on third floor Of the large hvestory double building
Nos So and 81 w0osers The flames ran rapidy through
the building and In comparatively brief period the
building and destroyed The walls though
OF thickness fell outward In very time,
No. - and adjoining buildings The first floor Of
No. 81 occupied by Nessrs = a ". Lyall,
manufacturers OF looms. The firm also occupied Nos
and 81. Their loss buildings aud
a. sI2OGO insured for 1000 on buildings by various
COMPANIES The GOr OF s. aud the third f0uFfh
and NTH floors Of both buildings occupied by essrs
Andfs Bro manufacturers Of shirts. loss and
machinery. Sss0. insured Dy various companies whose
tannQ the policies buried under the ruins. The
Ond floors OF both buildings occupied By
Aossrs Blossom q Co, pdpeI.colar inanufactu-
rers loss on stock. machinery, &c. t25,9OO Insured
No 81 was new fO0r-stOry building, owned by ~ Grar
and occupied BY bIn mandatory Of ostrich and
fancy feathers! Loss stock and building $4,000 IN
sured by the Merchants Company $1,000 OH building
snd stock by Mutual OF Buffalo, 1900 western " Bnf
fao $500 and International tCoOO No. 80 three
story building owned by A. W Francis, ana occupied by
lin on Tie Hec0ud floor and basement as dwelling.
loss building ana furniture, 5000 Insured ny tie
Grocefe' Company Tue first floor was occupied "a a
dwelling by Mr. shaw Los rlfniture " go; insured
for sfso by the Continental Company. TIE third moor
0ccuYted MaaalDe Tereea Bowdcfi dress maker.
iQsr, $780, Insured for 300 ~ TIC Metropolitan Company
NJ also q thTcestOTy building il occupied fs
ios 5000 not insured. Tho second floor occupied
l} Jales Dlr0n as dwelling LOss furniture 500 4;
ntt insured. The third no0r unoccupied ne y
bad but recently b,eH added the building II
belongs MajOF Thompson estate and IL dams
l., the cIteut OF $500, fuly Insured rear No
- Wa one story buAdiBg owned and occupied by
1haiies NoagA4 giass slaineT. Loss building and
Stock, INV LO injured Tie house in the rear Of No
A. I-.utensst owned by Mary No DOuOld was damaged
% The cztcut % $500 Insured for 81 90 by the
LAlled states Company 10 Wa occupied by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
finantiai.
PROCLAMATION by the GOVERNOR.
~ Ii EfRrrTIrH OKYIC

-.-- sPsissuELD, October . 1865
9s Of b, state Of limos entitled relation toe
ad iss RICHARD oGLBSBY GoI,rnoo tb STATE .: Illinois
ssi 'T AZ mon sn,. rs, f sc1 81 Isi bl c
s STAT .:,S % H s.a. s 1s
and BY par.unes Of 'sd s 90 further rsrh 81
s The as. aess ia's saS 6s ~ q DS on
the @ FSs a Lamar e ~ Bs'1 sa V.S and
unpaid % ii. pubic debt q 'os state ns"2 s.d
sb. 1881 to ~ b9eds 1snD,r.1 I'm ..,.I 80 RYecator
fss fG %ss Ges, q b ssa. "a c ss;;
10 9,s' %. T Of s & so
1850 i.n w% pOcl, so.a s F a. BsSes sSS
S Ss aed - D. Lands Bond No los i'ss.l % william
.@s % sne 80. q Nj p s a s'' s .''fS KEN
, SsT.isI' poS ~ ses.sf ssd
JsHeoe Of No w-Po. Cassndiss squ.Ts aa
sS bsSss o. ,ur1a,ip Bo'sis Go q
Cine M6e.sI Rugaud Bond Me- 7.9'
a, '.y sai s s a es.ia 'i s'sf Bo fSS
Rs ssss91 ' s sIs, 90 rs s 49,
s..eI tasaod With eess Of .ar,veF'sip s Ro
i.sl i.ss 70 Mayor Prsur, nousoy MARTIN Of 40 II cs,r st
s.T . Boa No. ss' i o. s. g Jane. Ks.
rs's boaa' saSosss a :; aS Ss, al Ken h Sr .S
hoods Sss 2:9 issued Mara bsnssA q no = Upper
So s., ss 70 Bariss BrgSsT. Co., soods
% psss BaS q la .s.1 Co.
$1,000 :, I P.o a. pos. 81 isso .rd ST. .usd 70
bred Iss a a '''a ia .ss. .sa.d
b Ell ~ s. sS "a bS sa sSs i
Of Greek. Bond Ne 1901 ssued 70
Yisrk Broa.on 1907 aud 76s issued u Rehsca y
1853 tssned X starks Bend No go h
william James Roe BObis No Am shd T9s issued 20 Ma
Aupa Bonds numbered T aud T7to nellsTs Issued 70
Asss, LAWSON Anl Of NhbAnt Damfeshie Wild
o, Aenea surrivobp; Bond No 415l pned 70 Re
soeA Cor Of Ratos Bishop Hedsbre In kngaud ssl Bonds
379 ssae4 10 FslSh Bonds No s1sl 71sz, and 7S'
issge a. " Bore.
Of act entitled An A 10 relation
principal ssd interest Of hs st, debt p,.d
P.b n ls3l Bogls s. TO- H. 49, aid g. Rsaaded
stock ptrAble sner 1900 -...----,,-
Tor rehndny state Boob" approved fshrda 80 @
Bond. No. 49, 80 80 w. A. q a. and I" hsiaaaeS 0aIA s"ea
parshle amer 1850 ,m-,.,-
r Tsouy whereof hard and cause Be sared hs
Great Seal ofstate 49, r. -.
Dose Springfield iks ,iuih DAY Of October ne
hundred eight and Of 'le IN
Dependence OF t1s United States the ninetS.tbird.
RICHARD j. OGLRSBY, Governor.
Nv N. Governor SHARON TrSnALE Secretary Of State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD rs now being
pushed forward with unprecedented energy $50 miles
having been added during the current year. and a
large portion of the remainder is graded. The way
business exceeds the present facilities OF the company
and the earnings already average more than THAN
QUARTER OF MILLION IN GOLD PER MONTH. a
limited amount of the Companys six per cent First
Mortgage Bonds principal and interest in COM VIII
be disposed of at 1O3 and accrued interest In cur
rency. Coupons payable July and January, ~ New
York City. For sale by banks, bankers, agents for
the loan and by FISK q HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
... No s Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
combined

several families whose combined loss on
ifure amounts to $1,000; not insured No ~ nre-
St. the rear owned by James J.. knuse w''I aS'@-'u
90 the amount Of 500 insured. Public SCHOOL No. Q, x
Mo- 90 aud ca Grsnd-st was damaged in the rear 20 w
amount Of 81 800 Fro-Marshal Baker ~ ehuetEVl
ascertain the origin 81 the fire. Taos T. faIItH TT
ber of Engine ComJany No 80 residing &c No. ~ hsSe
twenty thrds had his fractured by Jnmph 15i
sned when the walls fell The tenants OF the o" s
adjoining those fire, by direction oi ulc P"N'0' ~
uately removed before the walls feil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
SCHUYLER COLFAx AS A sUNDAYscHoOL BOY;
~ tll. A r..uri..nI slInlnN Sch DOL

- inlSNOndIy OF tne RUlfTlcdn ouIiudJ WI
Union writing under date Or 90 1868, says he has
lately ysed, On the pIAres OF Indiana, sundhyscho
IA which schnyler COfaH was once scholar Ills eIsst
attention and good habts that sund ychool Won Tor
hun tue respect and esteem of his old neigh bors "ep
they "l universally ratify at tho polls next lues'aY
Nj. COia1 has IL lected honor on his early training, ana
Il IL pleasant reniuisccnce 10 his Oldue assOc aes
Thar that nte Sunday school was not without It's in flu
u giving and direction 10 his character eln
nont alike FOR integrity and upngheSS huu hIhess io1
nigh uOetOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF THE UNION Pacific
RAILROAD COMPANY, TO the amount OF Eighteen MIL
lion Dollars, have already been sold, and they are
now in constant demand for home investment ana on
foreign account. They pay six per cent IN gold'
aud run for thirty years. At lG2, they yield De-
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor ana as
soon as the issue il sold. If not before, they VIII
doubtless command much higher rate AS hrSt
mortgage the longest line OF railroad IN this coh
try. that is already earning more than Its interest ia
bities on its way business, aud which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted
Subscriptions will be received at the Company's Of
flee. No 90 Nassau-st. and by John j. Cisco 81 Son,
No 80 Wall-st New-York and by most OF the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let containing full description of the road and its
securities can be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
TIE suB.TREAsuRY BOND RoBERY.

A motion was made yesterday before Justice
hogan ToOmbs Police Court for the discharge OF
John gplcer, under arrest charge or haV-
ing stolen $4,000 Government bonds from the ONCE OF
the Sub Treasury IN July last on the ground that the
evidence presented Insufficient 10 warrant hs further
detention Tho Magistrate took the papers and an
bounced that he would render decision or Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
THURSDAY. oct as-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1871, sold at lS', closing ~
go, -,,o pte,u for Bremen takes s2]i5 In specie
Tho clearings at Gold Exchange BANK ~eie s'
.t 600 s the balances g. aOeo9T 80. The award Oh suo
rroasury gold was made TO Henry CieSS % ~
The amount bid for was 100000 ., o..
Government bonds opened firm ana III soou "e'". o.,
,,ye,,mept. Eo,vithstandink the great pressure ssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
CIVIL

In the United States Circuit Court. yester-
day. before judge Benedict, Spencer L. Hitler, esq ana
the Hon. Patrick II. Jones were admitted 20 practice IN
All me degrees Ia the United States Courts IN TINS DIS
ttct. ON the respective motions OF District Attorney
Courtney and Deputy DIstrictAttorney Ethan Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
limited STATES TREASURY,

III
SALE OF GOVERNMENT GoLD-PRoPosALs ill De rssei'sa
vnng AZ Of Gosrmsuf Gold IN eIchIgs
IN Cgenc, TUESDAY the nth ,o ssd eeahnas
70. The amount for which proposals
be received $4,000 ess than $3.50
whole thereof will he awarded upon suen
The Government the greatest amount N earrsp
received from u 10 IL oeloee
bids will be oren and the result declared
6etitOus bids esrtheo htes t
witch msde a
pany Tue gold vail ready O delivery nneaAy
the Nv ards made.
Of win be found at the
desk An bios should he under seal iBoed frsps~s
Gold" Which VIII be pebBey opened At The hear stated
Aa.l.lA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

I'll t linz Of road be constructed il from
ea 10 ssAmsnto 80 niles forming the 0ny direct Communication be-
tween the Union Pacific and Cesira Psh Railroads. sn ~.
,hs nav OF Sac Panescol Davis junction AATyts %
, making oa OF Tho road finished to within ssy.s
nile. az gsersmen.o e. that V next notn
The Marysye branch IS niles y IN progress Of onsirnfaon We
erd nearly oneIhi Of the iron band s9a %
ssacs parcLs and on and will be laid AID TIE WHO'S ros
early the coming sprBg The road 10 far sqsepsa ns
la, milling stock The for the monh oi sepsoes
on isl miles then in operation so go exclusive OF AL e'H
srucon tTafc. 49, =. 80, 4. AZ ,ao oao 80
The total .mount Of bonds authorized to be issued s2z1W OF
nile The receipts are nors 'eA
81 bonds and when the oaa sonPe'r
II is estimate they will rrsrh Us 90 gold month .
on the en1ire p,oe y.
the COMPANY Including lands Vallejo which Te ys.bs
We ossT limited ognt honds asd accrued sts
N eurreucy TURNER BROTHERS. Bsnftu
"NN''N-'' Ma a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

Frcights are dun To London co0 bbls Flour at o. Cd
learn Of other business racs generally both BY
sail and steam. nrm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY g. TRIPLE SHEET

ing the with Hooker, becoming Chief Of Artillery
OF the Army OF Tennessee Afterwards he went with
General Sherman on his march to the sea- and after
the war was made chief Of the Freedmen's Bureau
in Florida More recently he has been acting as
United States Marshal for that State. He is man
thirty live years OF age, was Douglas democrat aud
Is now republican. Whatever trust has been re-
posed in him has been discharged with ability, ana
he is man worthy the responsible position to which
he has been called by the Legislature Of the State of
Florida.
Radical sensational correspondents have un-
earthed secret cOpperhead society in Meriden,
Conn.,, with the fearfully ludicrous title Of the
Knights of the Cross Of st. Wilkes Booth, whose
Initiation oath is by the head OF the immortal and
illustrious Brick Pomeroy" and who chant hymns In
praise OF Booth, Davis and A. Johnson.
The Cincinnati Commercial radical), June 80. gives
as bit Of political gossip In New York the follow
Misrepresentation as to the Democratic Convention
last night placed Hancock the head OF the slate
with Chase next on the list Of probabilities, and
Hendricks, Seymour and Pendleton further down.
The Commercial adds:-There il, perhaps, some
significance in the fact that almost all guesses for
few days past have given Chase the second chance,
and left Ohio's favorite son, "Young Greenbacks,"
at the foot Of the slate.
Some one has figured out the result OF the first
ballot in the Convention. There will be 634 dele
gates, and they will, he says vote as follows
Pendleton.. .......... 200 Johnson. ....... so
MancOck............. ~ ScdttcriuB.....' Oh
CudSc lAO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03

Mon ss' s DUO No .sd SO e.
ao ana window ssss ~ 50 50 50 Far s Sss
Ess.s 81 g va; quiet and Sale. 5000 gallon.
prices Vi ), S g. o,Ss1 sioas we're du
0G rss DEMAND 81 @ ss was
less active and scarcely any business DONE and prices
: :ss. i'e o
'S sqe asS %';s W 's:.s prime me-
and snes sSss ~ a.. Rss
S Sss IA At
a aa aoS no.
quostons For cut meats the demand moderately active
0s'1s Tshs sS s
dS @ @
and nominal 1t the following quotations -l4Sc Tor Cum
De- sas IS ss 0 'H .rt
:ss % s. II: .as'
tiesces, for sspts%ber :. ne, sellers option
% but snS au s SS
q former ass pSs, The s, ;ss I'll. So Is :,
was arm 800 bbs brought 2ixc The for bonded
s' so..
aS e S.
i
ana an % IN sse q e. % in
o. 5or Jay a ssc Iso0 DO ior the ars. half
from July to November at 34c 26O from August TO Decem
Der &c., buyers option last half
the year al SIZE buyers option DO from December to
bey; aud 500 from July September private terms
ROE In moderate demand at former prices Sales $50
Carolina at llc.
SU0ARThs business in raw was moderate but full prices
obtained The As hhds lake. for Porto
Rico llc for English Island and Cuba and Demerara
private terms; also l056 boxes part l3Ac l3Sc We
e:-Cubs, inferior to common reclining l0Ac. Ike
far to good fair z.c HIS good 70 prime do, uc
ls3c iSs; ce1rifdsal thhds and boiesh Ike Nac;
to prime refining, flKc. lfIc.; fair to good gro
eery ne Il.a@c. and prime ,t g choice lSc Ac
2ss melado Refined unchanged being quiet but steady
Lac. u 15c. for yellow.
Glover duh at i0Hc llc., timothy steady at
dull and nominal. ".-7
changed. Sales 81, 900 lbs. at ll5Sc l2>sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, none The market continued rule
dull An