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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21
CoNvALEsCENTs,

Or persons recovering from FeveTs or any OF
the malignant forms OF disease. WI ~ nnd
tonic and EfimuIant for moving all pros
tTating ELECTS Ehicn follow dtsease; Il sup
piles the great want 50 long telt tora Hafe
and reliabIe tonic and appetizer.
Sold By an Druggists eysryWhere. le
myl3-2md&W Fl--Hl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21
RIrer ma weather

PrrrsBURaH, May 2o-Noon.-River
eight feet and falling. Weather, clear
and mild.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21

The Question of ofRepresentatIon from
the southern States and Territories.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21
New Stable.

TT Is WELL EVERYBODY SHOULD
know that In connection with the Grant
House, Wheeling, w. Va, AessrS. Lewis &
Woodmansee have erected one of the largest
and finest Boarding and Sale Stables In the
West, and that IL Is now ready to accommo-
date all that may call With rs. decl3-H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21
Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply

OFFICE RALr. a OHIO RAILRoADCo.,
WHEELING. May l6s 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN B1
il the following schedule on and afLer May
II, lSES, Wheeling time
FAST LINE.
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~ r
BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO CONVENTION.
OPENING SPEECH ny GOV. WARD.
Carl sehurz Temporary Chairman.
His Address to the Convention.
The history and Achievements of the
Republican Party.
It's Duties at the Present Hour-.-An
Eloquent Effort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21

ContestIng Delegates from California
and Maryland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-21
Gravel and Patent Mastie Roofing.

uIHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform the public that they are prepares
70 put on either the Gravel or Patent Masuc
Roofing, OF The best quality, and In short mo-
uce. All roofing done In the best manner
and warranted 10 give fun satisfaction. For
our Patent Roofing we have the Patent "a,
per, made entirely Of dax-the strongest ana
most suitable paper ever got mp for roonng
purposes Orders left al los Main street,
pT9mRsssS %a4IstSm attended JOHNSON iS; q LITTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

e f,r that mIrhet s sIeeued bat many o. hs1 en-
hSlsw ures0 prees Etook net hr IRON so
49, gbieh eoBs mainly Wbest This has sehns
- rs basbel and has sold ssvb Spring has declined VVc
Esssl boliers geEey desng 70 sell promptly on arrival
-, aunyurabe from BuTOpe, there was CUT
@stbs Opeuisg Of ChsSge. and ppees were peinnA
- hushei lover; hter good speculative .S
49, 40 FOR aeeount chiefly and Prices
- snuonneement q bresk IN the Ere Cana 10y
f hold o. and the market closes bm 1he 81 a.
- 40 hash A. o lS9 - ~ for No Milwaukee ~ IU4.
~ and 81 70 for Amber Canadian Barley has Iu SUI ~ ~
s mall supply closing quiet bot arm Barley Mali Pal i sp
go. former prices the supply not large qossk qs
sy RE has besA fsry ssiiye has tue1sIea 'ngns sl
800 sns OF State az 81 TO- The rapid deehhe ~
- asrd tendency Oats have been quite seae boz A. T
$3.50 prices. the decline brisk demand prevailed fr on mus
- ~ fhe close advance Of e per bash was es
demand rriees Sales Of u 0o0 bush Western az s6e
- and ae ahoat break the bne Canal
coz quite active declined and has tnetued the
- rivals the hmness gbh and variable news RON Europe
- serd depressing influence reduce quotations 5d6e
Wiki there has been large home aud moderate export de-
- We purchase 81 two for Hsyre Our stock
lily sld probably exceeds 1O6O buhelS There
- M 9aIie brk speculative inquiry, based the belief that after
- l9 receipts w be light The has thus far
~ cold aud backward here and a. the West and little has
- pd The early seed put 10 the ground has generally
.i that the usual NIL not be planted this
l To-day the market opened beay and
re and later xih liberal offerings declined At The
son iuqnity prevailed for the home trade the sales " so
SO and uDsuud 81 90: Western AIed at ~ 090Sl IT,
- ls do; Old TO- 81 ~ Western White . l6 a
al n stl Western yellow q 81 l60S1 H.
LtKE sHIPMEH1s FLOUR AND GRAIN YESTERDAY PROM
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mMhEls FLoUR ~ aRAIN YEsFEKpAY FRoM
26,l9l l5i,924 ]
GRAN AND FLOUR IN STORE AT CHICAGO,
~ NJ mi ~. II laGa-aL.a MN "a 1877

GRAN AND FLOUR IN STORE At cHIGAGo
w Sss.' f sFfiss i%. S $l S%.l
o7si :, q; 1000 B , T S,I e +'s g S sSa
SNBThe market weak and Gull Tor Bags at BE and Cloth At
pEsrbe has been Al active demand for descriptions Of Dry
H @ lave advance and s MARKET sG.ts fT our soS f
as % 's UPs on I'S s ,So 'A S So89Ss' ~ ESe
re- latter part the week Boston DEALER ean
e other transactions Of mrotaage Wet Saed ide-Ap alb
t advanced rates Calcutta Sios . 'h; 1 s ,sS
e soie u 50 bales BuhaO private qgo 81 fellows
D e Bun9s Aes 2G2is BneaSs AyreS ESzia, S MSTis
lgage, Porto Cabe,e l6a1 Vera Cruz 10y l!ci lanS I
Naismoro l6l0C San nan and Central Ameiean "a
Nar'eo l4aise BegSta i1els RIO H1ehe by ana DF a
m SHED i5se s, Domingo and Port an Plat Dry sntsd NJ
~ AZ gad TeIas &ez,S SSatheo l5GzgS PbSc1
d2Ic TaTpco and MatamorOs ~ ahe Bahia fGlItS II
see w .yd HaesBueaos A, Es ne 0H ae coSn
T Slaughter and Cared lie CITY slaughter OK lziS Ci
@ md SSc G,1s kp ssss gold 5s4o Can
y @ P,.S CSC Cow Mpa. eS Bead Green 2s5
S.,' Rahso ia & 55 for both IipSs and ne market re-
nan. Sra sSs;s S slipg1g and q 2o9sI - for Retail lots
:, vel q Porg4 are sim very ~ Quiet and j, g.;
- ss-lfs y nonea b ND s.su wa sn5 Beigisp At 9oe
gSNP~Tbe arEet very quiet ard prices unchanged We
.s n IOgs kr Manila and 5!d6e for gue hOh 10 gold
ttKlTIERE@ocE unchanged The demand has been only
ss are s9s' & s 3 Unchanged Rough Isl good request for
YsI weirhts wbs qualities dull We qeoe follows
o. S6gier pd Saled-GoOd Light 38082e; Middle 38d46e;
He7y 46G4Ca Cops-Ight 4d45c Middle nD95c Bellies zig
~ Ieuock Bueuos 6e-Lgh POI 027!c Middle Zo40
s He1vv 6G2sc Caiiouis-Lght 26d2otc Middle Btdg'e3
Hvavv 2 OrHoeo 6c-Lgb 2sd2lc Middle &a25c Heavy,
ggF5e DAMAGED All wgbp-22l d25c Poor Damaged eli weights
2SGz2c Saugbs-Rougb 57G9s Light 4d4ie Middle % a42e
HesFT. NG45c -. 70
MOASSES-A good business doing very fu prices sales Of 50
Cyed Sic S bids aud 40 ties huscosdo at Die 40
hbds al 81 Gle and ll5 bhds Centrifugal al 4Jc.
NETALe had dull market for American ngo) Cop
past prices however there has been DO essential
sbsg hors hrm and oHer their stocks sp1rng New Sheath
unchanged Scotch Pig On has ruled qee
liberal and the market lower and de
stressed Consequence Americas remains quiet hougb bnBy held
In ouly moderate business bn prices
changed Nails unchanged Shot quiet SPeer are Inactive
only moderate demand but holders art bn Plates
less active demand but prices without change We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
ct. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
~ RAILROAD COMPANYS
..H SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AIrEIfST COUPONS

tte Of The st. Railroad having been con
fned Assembly the Of Missouri and hs
the Columbus ~ going rapidly o
ward Nnetyone miles being IN rohtab operation q miles o. new
graded enough hand for a. miles y expected
line Belmont 1913 miles v be opened loi
that there will he continuous Inc from ~
Louis Mobile New Orleans and other Southern ehes YtU large
trhhe Is anticipated N
the interest on the debt COMPLETED
will vastly increase earnings The proceeds these bonds gong
rad adds 10 the security and projected branch
sriy Pilot Knob, for which cash subsidy Of s5
rer mile granted the State gift the Company viii add
very "1'D " ~ THOS. ALLEN President st. Louis, No
We the undersigned cordially recommend these per cent mort
M The rerenue the road yin b. large and the admon Of
COMPANY capable snd experienced hands and
titled to the greatest confidence Of The pubhc. ..
JAMES THOMAS, Mayer Of 81 Louis
JOHN J. ROE Pres, 81 Louis Chamber Of Commerce
X W. FOX, Press 81 Louis Board Of Trade
BARTON BATES Pres North Missouri Railroad.
. j.. II. BRI1TuN Pes Nat Bank VI the Ao.
WIN L. EWING, Pres Of the Mer. n B. Of St Louis
GEO. II RIA, Pres Second National Bank Of St Louis
JAS h, EAS Chef Engineer 81 Ions aud H. Bridge Co
GRO. X TAYLOR, Pres Pacific Railroad (ef Missoar.)
WI. TAUSSIG. Pres. TrAdsrs Bank. Louis.
JOHN x. LTONBERGBR Pres 7. y Bank ~ Louis
ADOLPHuS MIXER. VieePres. Uu,on Pacific Railway,
ROBERT BAR1H. Pres German Savings Institution.
ALLEN, COPP SISBBY, Banker So Louis
Z D. MORGAN Co. III, s CANDY. -
.. ISAAC r. PHELPS A. R. EMO,
". BRADY.
Pamphlets with details A,tbe NewIork Agency limited
number Of Bonds viii be sold Al the low price Of 3D. giving The accrued
interest to the buyer. - - -,
bonds will be returned by express free Of charges
H. &. MARQUAHD. VeePrest No - WAlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON AND HAvRE-In steamship Celia 23 for ReF
YorK-SAmue Kinks Amelia CAtA Cecil Franks William Spencer,
Mr. Avery Mrs Avery William Gsdston Fanny Gladstone James A.
and p 10 second cabin.
PROM GLASGOW, May 22-n steamship Hberuia-HI and MS
Kelly Miss Crawford W TompkRs the Rev John knmea hs
Day, Miss williams David Muir, Miss Lowry.
IRON NEW. ORLEANS, May 23-In steamship Ceopsta-W r.
French and xife Lila Tompkns Laura Tompkns Mrs T.
L White Mrs s. Bewmar Mrs BENJAMIN hTs smith Ms hse-
rra Rich Miller H. ". willis Capt q d. heboheI,
u A. B. Mehofsy T. Rogers C. Hutehias h. knsnsng AAa
Is the seersge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MAY 62S hbls Flour $50 hills Corn Meal 56-9 bush Wheat
l64 go bush Com a 100 4 Rye 900 bush Malt
6t ush Peas 81 bush Seeds k pkg Ashes 80 pigs Beef t. pkgs
Cut Meats, ,6l5 bbls Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

hAhHxT 5OCLOCKIbe market
ara slS Is for New N eah add as s. regular We bear Of no
PETROLEUM is Suet prices unchanged quote 3s in
bah AID he IL bb Refnsd in bond a. 81 dJe ior W. AaPhln
noiee 10 695l Esphiha ~ cases re 10 Pil1as
E ssss sse' ssd it Crude. i1gSi7ie 49,,
RcE cset snd steady At Iol or Carolina and s'eloe for
steIRs-Rlv Sugar. quiet rather steady =; lte,e for
Sser; 7asie OT Porte sDd S boxes Havana on private
tens Refined q9ist a. sal7e for hssss ~ IN Mexican dur
I The latter q ne vel and ss have 70 ' sT from s
ae bas TsHpeo oI second s'ses oa & IL ether Sssep.
& s.oes ssisa "a ss sSd bales Buso GyIs private
aG Desrs nArksi eonisas lass, ~ gun Of bod
snail ~ As ;tcss only 81 pIS S1st ,.,S Si D a..
SssS5p tlt = m Eod sas Jsss Do Bolivar, e Dc
PC Sc xsT' Su P. Ss 4 CO sA 5s boat
TlnDo SIZE PD goa AsiAneEos &c Co. 90 Sol Ss "5
c. o. . a. E.y * a. M.dSa Sosie ssa
salss OF 200 CASTLE at 6 Gi7e the market
ssSs.,sss ssiTs ana sales at slOOSsgO
STRAWA az bosissls done Prices are tna We saos kJ'
KsstseIy e seiiye demand iaoggl
49,. Ss -. . ss s s sSs.sssd Usder Tsssoo
.si kESi k''f Fog hSs ls ' s5a sssos.
sY w.a =. cstFs k1E' y. iSis sSS sssstsS.
ssas SEED Leaf qoid before ea ne S,S ss'. = s.
a sui. ia%dlts vssss We s 9SS y wspssn
E 30 1ss i"T sss Nsrsr sgsls 1 S,I S; a.
c ss s s'i ~ T ~ ss 1 o. .y .asSS for So
d IT. :. si sS , sE.s III q. a
-. Il. .ss ~ s Tss;.s q .s' tSs Sc
" Rss b! s.1 en- y ps,s sa ss . small sppg
& ssIssa IN esg ek .Alss slliss ., s sn.
Sst TspS va SS % s:;sS
as sh1ng Ne 4ae.s io9vs pe@sss ksse,s w
- s.Iss sss ss.s: iss Ss bio Pulled se g
ss1: 4: 'a , ssss .I 81 s a. & @ . s
rsIa cessg sose We sucs fSIsIs a. S,:s.
nssI and HsnsS eass O Washed Bnis Hos 1odq4 for In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
,rpeT 1NnTA MARVFTc

HvASA MAY 2Tbe following the closing prices Of msIehAn
unsettled No 10 TO
Od q reals and Nos Is TO p at SG1o reals per aeoe
inactive quotations. MoaSses Sugar b64 Tea NJ
No. 70 TO- MslAssc 55 reals for Cayd ami 81 reals for CON
mon or Preghs slightly declined shocks 900 reals
oops dull az previous prices Flour $l2GSi3 far BOS4c 10
eroe eOd2le 25 n tins Lumber SlSa$20 Zoo fee
White Pine and $2j0 SN 1000 for Pitch Pine Potatoes
IS OGS6 per bbl Talow, l2al2!e y 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

washed Creole 26a2e r Washed Cordova Gillian at 20d2e for
AeEa MennO Cape Coed Hope $64oc for US
Wabed India Washed African at l4GlSe for
INV sshed and 3Od4ee for WASHED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25


LONDON Nav 22 mConsols opened At 4fd o msney and
closed az 9G COnO for opened at sJ as and closed at
S3!d53l
Quotations Of ht Ddy. n:l5am. 2pm
United States Five Twenty Bonds .7t0Dt Itd1{
hrie Railway Shares. u 4tH-
FANKFoRT 2Uued States 500 opened at 76 d1 for the
Issue and closed 76l 664 for the old
LvFBPooi, Nay 22 m-ConoR-The market closed steady
with rather doing The Of the day reach 1000 bales
Quotations VI ne Day ll:l3a 2pm
M1jbne Uplands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dilld IND
..s...
BTtddggs-NeW Mixed Western Corn. quarter The opening
98t at III, dese 80 California Wheat at the opening "a 10 PEI
cental the close "a 10 No. Red Western opened 1915 aud closed
1874 oSs opened at 0per buse and closed no Peas al
opening stood 49, per 500 10 and closed 46 Western Canal
Flour opened at IS per bill aud closed al $751;
PT0psiOEXtta Prime Mes Beef the opening 10 a hbL 81
U Eastern Prime Mess Pork The opening 30 g bbLi az
the close firm IS q Lard at the opening 81 & cSt a. ihe
b8 y Cheese 81 Y wt for the best grades OF
openiug close Bacon 4 y cst Tor Gun
bcrlard the opening and 49, al the close
IrOdECGROsn GO y est for Common North Carolina AZ the open
the q cwt for Common North Caona aud VI of
opened and closed J Rehned re
opened gallon and closed at 49, SpnSftuo
eum opened I'd y gallon and closed az 3D. , -
LONDON May &2 mSugar opened at 29 e cwt for NO AZ
Dutch STANDARD dull 2i9 Lneed OIL at the opening
close 435 Lnseed Cakes opened and closed al
o uu for Thin ObOg for feeding Sperm OIL the opening 4"
q tUp; at The close, $50
ANrwERr May 2Pe;rOeum closed AZ francs Dbl for stan
an White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
Corporation aotins.
,,,0lIpI,Ip0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLTC !


CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NO
cE IA hereby rvsn ne occupant or oeeu
mi, of All and lots improved unmpToved land Affected there
t the following assessments have been completed ara are LOGGED
the once Board Of Assessors for examination BY eli persons IN
~, Forhadng sewers in Broadway between lb and IsA and
IN lJtb And 48th.sts, between 7h and 9Th Aves ..
"a For building 77hst, between sb and HhsawI ,
M For building In l0hATs from Slstst 70 and through O'n
A. 10 near 9thate. ,,,,,..
M Por bung sewers IN betwssn Canal ssd RVngonSts
AID IN Grand.st, between Centre and Rm-sis , ..
The limits By such assessment Beude AZ as vsie houses
and lots ground and psfes oabo %
Broadway fh 70 fHbsbi aso 1oh ha Of
at snd tsth St, from Tth 70 9th ayes
BetA sides Of 7stbs FROM stb 70 SrAt@
sides az from 45tb 70 oisFs sso och Ho OF
5nhr 9h to l0hsvea -. NJ,
an beh dss Of AeH a. Hester 70 CAaas,a and from Ry
on 10 st. Also ddss Grand from Centre TO knst
I'M persons whose affected BY the aooysnsnsd Ae
% and Who are oppased either OF them requested
~ Basr Of As,sss No Chanbsfsst basement New Court
uonss si.bln (irty "a 70 rom date Of this hotos
' JACOB ~ OAKLEY Beard
N. .A Is JOHN d OTrlwEL Of
ISAAC O HUNT, Aassssera
oyvto. BOARD ~ AsrsoRs Nrw CouRrnous NAV u.s. is6e
N0TICE.-The Committee on Street Openings
Of the Board Cousmep u meet In Room No n Chamber Of
ths Baard on MONDAY the iash Instant al IL IN
All the popofsd ~dsning Of Broadway from Seven
,een,k 10 FIN. aiRihst are IsqSss.sd 70 attend - .
S SSlIs Tis EkssKY o'"%''''
JAMBs X AcvBAHBY.} Street Openings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Nan I35 Sun Sets..... 7:2O Mooa Sets...u-...."
Sandy BoOf JOBS Cows Island HE'S he'll Gas. 50
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Ttlp @lani,o.

AGENTS WANTED.-The new volume o.
n dc AMI AL CYCLOPRDIA the most important hook Of h
,,f sork indispensable W every merchant ~
shsuie and professional man Agtab "ald 'c nueI.
r,. fI H. Sold ofy bv subscription No hoax viii an eIpe
on AGENT 81 this Exclusive rto and AheIa
,s,ms ADORE. - APPLETON Co, Publishers, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
DibiOruS 2otitrs.

OYViCE CHICAGO hoRTHWEsTHHE RAILWAY COMPANY,
- No. q Mlllst NKw YORK, May Is. 1863. 5
sJNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
have declared the following DIVIDENDS payable the once
ser the 18th day June the stockholders by the
books OF the Company n the 18th Of Jnnen ert:
TIN PBR CEST the PREFERRED STOCK payable preferred
TEN PER CENT the COMMON STOCK, payable in common
stock at par.
The Transfer BO'k (noW cose will he opened MONDAY the
eth Of Jnpe and cossd WEDNESDAY the l Teopned
MONDAY the 29h n jane ~. .
By order of the Board Of Dreelors
A. l. PRITCHARD. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
DOCK AGENTS WANTED
EIH

"MFN OF OUR TIMES;"
IN LEANING PATRIOTS OP THE DAY. An elegant volume
% Illustrated tpAge steel ERgTa'ing aud portrait o. TIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
THE STATE OF TRADE

EUROPEAN MARKETS --
oN Nav 232 mConsos epeued At S4f ass Tor msney and
a9 Console gr opened a. 81 49, and closed 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

DOLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS,
AND FLAG MANUFACTURERS
HOJRR L GRAHAM, Ne. " DuAABsT., near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
AGENTS, DO NOT BE DECEIVED.

Ia e vo ,opy for the agency Beecher stoves work
And i. sure the lille Men Of Times word or word Agents are
meeting With the most astonishing saecess Syo aa pho Ssau
n, eifeular ald see our Apply address
" n Hartford Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
CAUTION TO AGENTS.

t tten by comparatively unknown author and
voin. TO pa 1t BY giving title With the exception Of the
80 f ID h advertised containing q portraits and the lives OF
nra 60 men 900 pages thus gNng about pages
each subject " portraits printed 10 bachrs OF on
- the ,utlot name Intentionally eh out Of
aud the publishers Of this spurious book eraying the
- L,or b. adding their advertisements NhE they
themselves are the very whom the public aud book agents should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

Holm DWIGHT g. Co.,
u Ma. II oLD.sLIP, ERwI0Rk ~
Manufacturer Of ..
sILERATUs sUPBR.CARB. SODA. sALs0D he
AGENTS FOR HOSPORDs 6REAA oR TARTAk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
,o0K NcTVTS WANTFD for

DDDK AITINIO " AN I Nd IOI
ID PEOPLES BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY"
U lame. Parton the Prince of Bogpphers consnHg IVES
disbe p.r,au a srd countries veil as nei
handsome octave Of 600 Pigss illustrated With " he'us
se FpvaugA competition Agents sells sier than an
booi they ever sold Terms liberal send for descriptive crcaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

ALL CLASSES oY UNITED STATES TusDs CREDITED on
RENTED FOR OS RECEIPT, AT hARkkI RATES
PKKR OF Al COMMIsslON CHAhGM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
HRANT AND COLFAX.-AGENTS wan

u Br The and elb LIE OF th geatesI ,!F
- th Iop q Hradey Ready. An auheutle LIFE OF COL
FAX With splendid Portrait Price s which We eve
Ia Of GRANT. The hA1lOhAb HAND
BOOK of FAOTs and FIGURES just issued The book o the ums
sent pOtpad for al So T. b. TREAT Co. ruon'ne'' w Wv
\
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

- CLOTHING - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-SI-
sIoNDs, BROOKE & WELLS, one of the oldest
houses and one Of the largest establishments
in the Northwest, have made their season
announcement in our columns, and. for old
acquaintance sake, and perhaps with a.ittle
curiosity, we made a call upon them some
DAYS ago. And though we have called before,
inst TO leave our measure, as Thousands of
others do and have for many years, we never
took the trouble to go MP stairs or down
stairs to sec what was going on or what withal
the large store was filed with. But we took
an our g time and spent 1t Ia looking at the
kinds, qualities and quantities OF goods man
ufactured and kept in stock for their whole
sale and retail trade. The first thing that
attracted our attention was the very rare and
choice goods which they kept for Their trade.
We know of no house in New York where the
choice makes of cloths and furnishing goods
exceed those offered here. Fine beavers,
doeskins, broad-clOths, cassimeres, Scotch
mixed goods, corduroys, velveteens and the
endless variety of makes for gentlemen's
clothing, we found in heaps-not single pieces.
Also the choicest undergarments, cloth shirts,
gloves, &C., the very finest, as well az the
plainest and heaviest. Among their goods
were beavers, chinehillas, yelvets, velveteens,
such as we have known Milwaukee ladies'
send to New York for, not thinking they could
get them in Milwaukee.
The next thing that attracted our special
attention was the wholesale stock of ready
made clothing manufactures py THIS mousse,
and the great reduction in prices. Good bus.
mess suits are jobbed at fourteen to twenty
dollars, and extra suits of beaver from TWEEN
ty to twenty-five dollars. A thoroughly made,
heavy beaver overcoat for eighteen to twenty
dollars We knew the price of wooden goods
had been greatly reduced, but we were not
prepared to see garment that few years
ago sold for seventy-five dollars now selling
at twenty dollars.
SIMoNDs, BROOKE & Wells manufacture
largely for the numbering regions. goods par
ticuiarly fitted for that cold and rough occu-
patton, and they have also lofts filed with
their goods made in the most thorough and
substantial manner, and of the warmest and
strongest materials known to the trade.
An important branch of the large trade Of
this house, is the Tailor's Furnishing Depart
ment. Being large manufacturers themselves,
they know what tailors need, and always keep
full stock.
noticeable characteristic of this old
house, ia the thorough manner in which al
their goods are made, and the perfect integ-
rity of the materials used. Their goods al
wavs turn ont just what they are sold for,
which is of great Importance TO dealers who
are not experts in this branch o business
Eccning Wisconsin,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-09

FIVE CHn DREN BURIED AIIvE.-The Mil
ford (Alass.) Journal says five children
were recently stealing com from a garden
near "A railroad engine house in that place.
| Close to the garden was a sand pit, by the
side of the road, under high bank, and
the children, after plucking the corn, were
throwing the ears into the pit. There were
three children in the pit, receiving the com
as thrown to them by the two others, and
while so doing the weight of the two above
caused the bank to cave in, burying those
in the pit entirely from sight. The two
children on the bank were thrown down
with the mass of sand and stones and par
TALLY buried. The cries Of one of them at
tracted the attention of "A man near by, who
went to the spot, and Immediately set
about extricating those in sight. An alarm
was raised, when the condition of the 9TH
ers became known, and several persons
went to work to dig them out. When
found the three were quite dead, having
been buried some fifteen or twenty min
utes. The two others were taken out alive,
but one of them died on Friday.