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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

The Muscatinc Journal says:

The Muscatinc JoHrnal says: ~
"The following is said to be the most sp-
proved receipt for this delicious article Of
food: To make genuine bologna sausage,
take eel skin aud stuff with ground cat,
season with Scotch snuff and psrsinnea
oil; lay il on hog pen to dry, and ihsa
hang il up by the tail in grocery for three
months; then il is ready for ia"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

A young nan 10 Ohio, who he'd given
his sweetheart two thousand three hundred
dollars worth Of presents during their
courtship and after their engsgsnsas, aud
was then Tilted by the girl, (shs harryisx
another man. brought suit sgsinst her,
and got verdict for the full vsiss of the
presents, aud ,rihs for damages. Girls
must look out hos they jilt lover sfssr
taking his presents,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

Some years ago clergyman preached
to large audience in a wild part Of Iii.
nois, aud announced for his text, IN my
fathers house are many msnsiuns." he
had scarcely read the words when % cid
coon stood up and said: II tell yos ftlis
that's q lie! know his father we'll. He
lives fifteen miles from Ole ksnfuck, in
an old log cabin, aud there amt but one
room in the house."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

A New RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT has re-
Gently been begun in Boston, mainly for
warded bv the most radical or railroads.&c.
clersymen Of the Unitarian denomin alton.
About fifty people met ia Concord Hall for
the purpose Of adopting series Of articles
of faith. which should be the foundation
stone of the new church. These articles are
We believing in one ail-pervaGing spirit
which we call God that He acts through
uniform laws which ultimate in universal
progress that the human soul is coeval
with God, and that man ennobles himself
by exercising his reason and needing his
intentions We believe in scientific truth,
and all so-called miracles appear to us to
be the conceptions of ignorance and Gre
duilirv, and not founded in reason or fact :
we recognize as truth in all writings Of the
past only such portions as meet our spiritual
wants we hold ourselves in readiness to
modify or change our statement OF behef
should it appear to us, at any TIME to con-
fict with scientific truth, or with better and
broader views of God, Or the progress and
welfare of man.
The fundamental principle seemed to be
recognized by all the speakers, that every
mans conception of what was good and just
is the true basis of his religious faith. No
decisive action was taken at this meeting,
but an adjournment was ordered.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29
From the Enterprise of yesterday.

BosroN, April 2i.-The Massachusetts,
Democratic State Convention has been called
to meet at Worcester, May 90, to choose
delegates to the National Convention.
Richmond, April 4.-General Schotield
has issued an order reciting that, whereas.
Congress has made no appropriation for de-
haying the expenses of the election IN Vlr-
ginia for the ratification or rejection OF the
Constitution, the election will not take place
on June unless Congress makes an appro-
priation before that date.
WILnlNGroS, April 2t.-The Republican
Convention Of the State OF Delaware have
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

Or.E Bull, the wonderful violinist, gave
acorcert at Washington on the 4th instant
by invitation of the managers Of the Ma
tional Lincoln Monument Association. In
his reply to that invitation he wrote as fol-
low: am profoundly sensible Of the high
honor conferred upon me by an Invita- ion
from a source SO dis.ingui he'd in aid of a
purpose designed to perpetuate, not merely
the memory Of noble and patriotic man.
bat of a struggle in which all nations were
deeply concerned, and upon the issue of
which the liberty Of millions of the living
and of the yet unborn depended.
share deeply in those sentiments which
have led you, as the representatives Of the
American Heart, to undertake the grand and
solemn enterprise in which you SO kindly
permit ne to join. suggest the evening of
the 1th of April-a day just preceding the
'yeek SO sacred to Christian men-as the
time when skall hope, in hall BETTING
NJ national an occasion, to copsecrate in
n,lsic my veneration for tne memory of
hum whose everlasting monument you are
serk:ng to erect.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29
THE DYING CIRCUMSTANCES OF
..MY POLICY"

Ia 1VSASA
The ingenuity of Jere Black, getting
utierance through Johnson's vetoes and
Doolit,le's pro!i1 harangues in the Sen
ate, so far exhausted the platitudes
which bels,ered up my policy as to
leave to the Presidents counsel but a
dreary and proftless stubble field in
which to CLEAN the grains of argument
ia support of their clients cause. The
argument put forth by Nelson in behal!
OF the respondent, before the Court o!
Impeachment, is nothing if not rehash
of the yetoes which the Senate has, time
and again overruled, nothing of i'm
provement upon what Doolittle has
wearied himself By repeating, nothing
but what is hackneyed, stale and want
ing in force as against the principles
and convictions, which, all along, have
governed the majority in Congress. One
is surprised at the monotonouS weak
ness of the arguments of the defense
Nelson seems to be doggedly repeating
himself, his only relief being lame and
l.men.able diversion into the domain OF
stump oratory. We verify believe, from
indications presented, that Johnson,
either of his own individual ability or
through Blacks promptings, has already
managed to make a m ore plausible and
ingenious showing in his own behalf
than any of his lawyers have done or
will do for him. There is & certain
amount Of ability in concrete eemago
query that forces itself upon our recog
milton. The author or authors of Ny
Policy made the same out Of whole
cloth To be sure it was lie, hum
bug aud an imposition from the day
and hour of its birth but it made a
more plausible showing for itself when
it was new and had not been subjected
10 the probings and siftings of Congress
sional and newspaper criticism than it
ever can do again and this is why
Nelson falls into the stupid error OF
debating with a Senate, which has been
fighting Johnson with all its might, the
correct policy and patriotic motives
actuating the President in his course
regarding Reconstruction. The fact is,
!ohnson's counsel are his partizans
They stand before the Senate not as
disinterested supporters of the great
Executive office, not as feed lawyers,
indeed, but as the advocates OF Mr.
Andrew Johnson's peculiar political
views upon the question Of Southern
restoration ;e political power and cor
sequence Hence their weakness and
their substitution of sophistries for ar
gument We repeat, it is a matter of
establishment that the speeches for the
defence III the great Impeachment trial
have been so commonplace, so little
divergent from the beaten track so long
pursued by Johnson, bis mouthpieces
and his organs. We will venture the
opinion that Stanbery's illness "
grows cut of desire to do what be
knows they cannot do who have under
taken the futile and ttankless task of
tho Presidents defence-saving what's
left of his reputation as lawyer. 1t is
safe to conclude that Dudley Field and
Charles O'Conor congratulate them.
selves upon being we'll out of this bust
hess, and equally safe to believe that
Evarts end Curtis and Nelson are heart
iy sick of their poor part in the per-
formauCe.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29
MARRIED

In Carson City, April IS. 1SGS. by Rev A. F.
White, at the residence Of Mr.. William Elliot,
g T:ib r to Miss Hansen d. i:icker, all OF this
III &c.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-29

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April d. Hon.
Vim. C. Rives died at bis residence day
aged Is years.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

figures quote Tl95e Tor Louisiana abd tlase for CaOhni
Tnoy Seed has been moderate request 81 per eu hSas
Pa seed has been ~ limited dsnsad bat VIII fe S's, A. G dps
sales % ~ 4Vopl % per bott NaIeniA Ihseet ~ -
selling here and IN Boston 81 ~ ia ~ y per gu r,rov.
SIEARN-The demand has leen brsk ara pIces nA - ..d
Of 80 900 m closing Ice bbd>, and let @oie " va ~
sUGARs-Buer continue operate VeTy spagy ana
offerings and holders refuse 70
IL impossible sell except a. reduced huTes g. hs y,sep
bat lob lots and pers have enough stock work on oi s ~
We quote nominay al of A % % s ~ on 81 bids
at llsc fog Cuba: II G3lc ordinary oar1ed
boIes Havana a; 2c Refined quiet al i5 fof S ~
tT RItrs Ms h. l. A Stuart have redo snres 10 s3S io
Crushed and Granuated for Ground +t io "h ana i''
soAPcte in moderate 6emaDd and steady sales of 100 boxes
% % sy Is selling at e5ea 100 ioI the lover grades
and 500 1876 the high grades -, d, q, N
sALT-Tbe market s quiet ioT ~ snes We aI4t as
N az r Ground and FINE 81 81 Vd 10 for HoThhos -
81 % for Iggins and 81 80 tgod ior Asols IaIM Ano
market has declined bu closes quiet the Sha,e
spt ss 2tO ltdlll for Western and dl2 for CITY
WSKY-The markell Is lower and dull Sales o. 90 bbs AZ +Id
wMALEBoNB-Tbe market steady 7oaioe fOr North est
WOOhe trade the ssi week has been active with quite
disposition manufacturers hold The greatest inquiry l.
m for the lower and medium grades which daily growing es
although demand for the descriptions which are IN
proving IN for all de-
10 Pulled Woo the stoek Of has somew hat aecunn
lated but without any yielding IN pnee on ihc part o ho0tt
oa Spring Clip and recent arrivals we're readily
disposed rates Fail Clip quiet prices however show no
essential change We Qnote asl hOss; Domestic feeees ttH
Soc and Mernoi 4d5oc Tor ad do 17d53 for
Menuos and Feces d4Oc for No
common Uuwssbel Cahionia 3ea35c for 2a9se for
oosrse medium. and American Cohnz at sdtpe
We quote foregn S follows: South American at S9 ior C9mmon
Washed for Unwashed MestI Meruo 30 GS for Washed
Eutrs Rios 2624c M Unwsed Creole 26dc for WASHED coroys
2Sd30 for unwAshsd Variso 32d for Common Washed Monte
rdo UnWafhd Cape Good Hope 2jdoc Washed Kas
India l4Go FOR unNssbed Afdcau la0c for do MeIep 260
for pss'he smyrna SSe''e for Nhe do and ZSG@s Tor IN
washed Syrian.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
pASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.

FROM CALIFORNIA Montsns which sailed from San Fran
cisco on ae Capt o. j. Coasers A. vie sd
.on I;.s Kirkhsm and wife; g. GOodTieh anc vie
Miss Bte White Carr wife tao children aud ,rssn II
penny II Robson T. Fargo A. Ebet Com J. ~ Bradford,
n sE L. p Wiekry e. = n F. r. Balcei U. \ NJ Baron "
Kowhkr Cbsrs Westmoreand T. simpson u 3 Lowell hssos
al y H. spoobsr HAWKINS hrs W Wcklfe A. Ia5ior vile
aud ehGi Miss Fy R. W. Wood Charles BreSer, Mss bIesp
IIannun s ~; Nss Msinds Sterling and Two eh.orsn
Mrs NJ NJ Brewer T.. Gearmer. A. Peachy, hsstn,
l. CalsmenT o. 3 n; l. Scotsman q Smith and wife Whit
cher aud son J. Adler NJ A. Post and two children A. "o
Pqut BreOaen aud Niis Daniel wh.sses o.pt y; S
ss Jaeobr John Keee r. RsoL D. French Mss Sarah
n.nt .1su Kamss wife and child p T. Clark Antorsane W
Bogs. F,pe Ia Foos Bueno DeOroa Floyd Sprsgue ysues
Ar1stroo Ley~rich D. Nash A. e. Mare JW Rogers Cspi
Eus Cross e. Hammond. H. C. spires G. B. Frost e. H. harrs
r Weaver Archibald A kekeT H. NoreboH, Hle snd
child J. sci suhaB, John b. Hughes
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
r,FspIrs WEATHER REPORTS a m
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF sEw.YORS

PORT oF sEw.roRK. Dee q; .cIE.EBn.
s,&.sTISia1asIIe Sstr es.s.isa T BsaS S'.
ss AeIsnler NOrfoh vou9ieer Joees r6o c,A,
Asease & Lo LINT Hssu. EHIAbehport Bergen, DAVE,
,1eoss New Ftc6eu JOhu n B. Napier Brown Go" Bay
B.pO. Newton Point Psi. Carrie Bo%.'
N Ho UoS Carisna John siosmsB. Price Nansn kvsf No
Mar, arsy Aeb Upesr Amercs RsySOds Bristol Serbia mo-
Henry Yarmouth.
s,,m hp Champion LockwOod Charleston Ddse ano ea.s
Steamship ai stream Spencer Ssv4ssH; Ta'S .S .S ssS
S ss@SSD Hsns,,ii. Cfousl sasnnsb md,e and Psss
Steamship ArrODs Many AspuSa Ia mae .s s.e ssS se ,.
ssTs S.'sss Tss;S LI..Gs S.T..eo pss s %
steamer rllagSo.' y. MsRss. w';SDsS5 s,.. s5s..
B.li Hannibal Rio J.ssiro 50 S.ys r.'s.S.S
p:%,,, :".;:S % &, I., .os nssa.a; 9 %S. a..
Eng Annie A1Rs kp:& $.@.S S'Aj x john sis's.ss e. d. lumber
ssE saG aoas Pa%n.f c.rth.ssn. d:g sor's &c
ssI ses f.DioS FsSi @'sI Eis.r: TI.1R Tar. Island d
sSST ssS[ s.. Stevens Long Island led.y ,a
soaoOssx-KIVEH AND coAsIs,s s'aui r;,,,.,,,,,,
Nellie Bioom6ele, Elssbethport
DOMESTIC PORTS.
no.ro, Dee 2-Arrved sesmships BseLsoUe ron Batmet
and Roman Phgh's sris g H. heHnedy' AA'AHa'i hr
SoNSoLk Dec 2he steamship IT, sBh ton sayinssn 's
NswYork put here 0 coal She reports TAO '1''s' "h'
FOREIGN PORTS.
oru,s,rowx Dec 2Ths steamship City Of An'Tep i'h H'"
Bass bee steamship Psrers from Se-fOi Dee IL
bsS.%.. Now rp port bds Fa'eHs 'ad 'eAr Pilots Bride
10, Ss. 70 a BORT .eh Daniel M San Bias 'u tie
18th lost -
B.ti Brpres, Engen from liverpool NOV a. TAT "' s "
bOssd Ia,9 ., B,sO Dee 2o7 long e7o steering
sSp ST. James. san Francisco for Liverpool S''l a. ' a'
Ion 10 y N W. so, a. Of the Island Of Trinidad
b,t ns.'ns Sorth MadIas 81 Gsy'lo0 Sor 's
lat is5 s. eSs ss.n S s. and red psun.ui O,u No i7
IA! pss,:s .,:s sT s1 Cape TSrS. G. H. IS DAY,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

money g2Idll Tor PveTvsphes opened a. and
closed 74A be opened 2l and closed al Isl ilso- CenIa AZ
I20 sold for 9 olesed II 9 AtlAns ard 0reai "ep
A. Dutch Standard Sugar hrm Tall0w al oi -,
2-Uned Five trmer and b6bf
. mi
PA.Is. Dee 22-Rsnes srner ard higher ,
LIvKRPooL a2-J % m-The Cotton market closed qhei
at the following quotations hddns UpsBds loi hnE Onsias
l0d sales Of the DAY 1000 bales The prices ere w
lspis l0 loi Orleans l0ld No Red Wsstsrb heat ha
advanced 9l White California Wheat steady Of llll Othef
Breau6s unchanged Lari GIG; POri 81 Bacon 81 COMMON
Resin, 5i9; TsioS, 45I6; Peas +5i. -, "a
AyIwERP Dee 2Pe,roleuIo easier; STANDARD White, 3L oV
holders ash $50
HyEH Dee 2CotioTbs opens quiet both on the spot
and 70 arrive; 10 l22f y
MANCHESTER, Dee 2l-lsTns and abTict call
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

Ot1bere Eh prevails demaDd for American lBseed
.ad eders eonnt of hare sales Of 5000 gallons 81
hos ~ ~ O Tor eskssR8 bs kFb nssec Inactive and noI
sa 10 Crude ft O there cat e dohs and pree
vs Fsoe HoHBay 81 M Whale sui 70 foT Sperm Maniac
ssTee Os also gast At 2d< Is for BsasAsd Wasf bale
al sza 81 q of Cnbeahsi Rutef Spn Lard Oh and IN
IA des.a ss At & 4od ~ 80 Red on quoted a5dssc for
beBhsdeB Oh 4 tYm a. d9Dc
OIL CAkkTbe 6sAAsi no4sa limited srryss rriees
reurr, Esf Western - -
PkOVkioks-Ihss las bssn rsher seVy ussi. f
fsFk today pueet htie hssr and
LOO 6sa ~ S25 3J1a2e Is oT OH l5CSl Az ~
sr New 1859 Asss 81 - fof Wsssru
Prime hefs aud FT for CITY 80 fssurs delivery sales Of
1ss te New Mes, s27 @ees lz seller Psbgsr The
ts Beef modsFs sye sne eads VI bb
M Plan Mess sse sfdts T Rr,rs A.ss Beef Is fTm az
ls 0is; TO- AZ s3i6So for PfHe SAex fer
400 dG lots s90a i1 CT Msais ensi hst kod.s are
very t fHai OGTeeu Hsus a. lfs good dtnsrd
and tee sales Of NJ boIea 3e Canberard
s.A l4le fu Khbed I00oc n Bellies foss al aIc
sd Hoss timer Of 0l3 for Wsttsn 2di7le sor Civ
1hs nae' o Lard active stronger bat
ses 75 pig s4 leic lef No liz s Cny lT0iie for flr
phes essm and fsa for kess Rendered. also 500
F @ sftls Isenih a. lie aud the Februtry
rBkOLElhIbe naksi ior both Crude $50 R,tbe band
~, oab of later kslfs Of 900 ba s3dtJi
ibe and
.'.t sesrNArd tssdtbsr We gaote follow:
~ eaf %df l3oo Refined ~ 3D. stand white 81
az Dds to@f1 ffnv n az ksphba ref s0aG Hd<
-. el gfaGfs ihsTs Illfy and 'snss nominal
ss - tesa b hsue0oa; DOsesie 81 qsshty
" sss tstss esit " its ssI sIls sossssS nj
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
p, Canal y.,.,,,. ssa Roilrsad,.

Per Canal Pess,t, eHd Hohreadi
DEC q What lao bah Csrn, y5 hu'h Oai' 10
huh Malt I huth Beans s7S1 bbs Tom 19 bass C0 Neal ~
BUCK Flour 261 hales Coiiof 3 be tis
Ibis Rfued t bb Rosn 40 bbf fe oU psgi Bsei
800 pgs Cut Meats pas, pfg Ahes 1l9l bat
pkEs 20 h Tobtco. $50 Tobacco lol phs
T1iow ptga qi Tegs ~ bhs COPPER 2n
why s Kggs 200 bale Wool - bales llept 80 bag.
side, cAber oa id - hairs Hide liN bag
.shu go hb hoses boIss bssaf AIR esg 'e''"n SeS
2O0 hoIes Starch
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Dee 3-In steamship Queeu-ML srd Ma
Iosn Charles s,raston Moses Slater beEoad Richard bA A
neFkiey.
FROM CHARLESToS-Tn steamship cbanpiop-A 0ArcBer x p
Pdvsr Fernandez A. Albc v Gardener John Whsisy Mrs.
CanGed sons Nj Bordens Garrett Bsebe and stsrsse.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
xrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Csp.sus purse rryHg At s port are reqes,se
.er Addressed EsWIo Aoestsd Press only 70
psr,ons .Ihbng authority Of W. knonten 1ste.
kp, Joanna. Of CommFo 1spsss lr5rss
World sun Erprsss Brniag Post Commercial <drrns s'ses
X,tuaa sid S YORKER Dsehfss sseee ass
be delivered only % the
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

,.,anor cent from July ], 1865. IN currency SUP
est ~ po ,r;l he received in EewYoFk at the Com
sc'plV"o "See No 20 Nassau-st and BY John j. CISCO
panS n Ronkers, No. 50 wal-st and by the Com,
eU" o%vsrtised agents throughout the United
p"sS, ,ept free, but parties srbscr'tiHg through 'Oc"
..;,J ,ook 10 them for Their safe dehrny
"''"''' JonN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New-lork
,,.;,od States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds 81
=, ,,,n are offered for sale on favorable terms
ot the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad company
No 70 Nassau-st. New-York
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

STORRs-Crde THrpentne scarce and nemsL cYf
m prizes sales Of 80 bba a. t'@4oi
i6e for New lorh bbs closing
hssvy pHce Rosss frr and N sooa demand %
uf5D bhe Strained a. - DG$ go Ioo
th 200 bbs Good Strained 81 W
80 hbs No At ~ 5oqs2 G 100 bb No Al - I5@tS % ana
latter rate for window ols'i
III. .Hsr.sn .H.t..l Nls
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23


go. ooosO y ton. - o0do W
eVvtH u 10G2
RoseBdale y hhL.... ad NA-
COTTOS-Tbe general demand ts At oee
great pessure hooes
of closing unsettled
iBcindiBg 33 bales 10 ai'e lne
uhie tskeu BY spinner ~ ~ specu,o hu
% ~ also Of IO AiddlDg for February 243@ We
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
THE MARKETS.
,c.,.p, p,,,y,,d f,r The Tribnne /

N"''' TrKsDAr Dee - 1868
m.rse stesdy srd y active 'sies Of 20 bb at
a. asa S5l for Pots ,s,. ., a., ...h., q, be.vv.
.,ss Al t5ls6e the latter for Choiee y-r- vr.,,.
rbere has hfen dentnd Tor yellow Ne't
~ 80 soatber ad marte ruled steady sales Of 1000 iD' -"
market confines rtAdy and he demano
NJ crcte A rom 81 81 for American Gray snd White 49,
RILUIEG MATERlALS-Briots remain tnu and tbs G "a .f
f d.naod Cement has been active pre have "ensr
e hnt other ooRg under this heading SHOW ~ We
sh,tgel t business Of toe teen TO nodeTse e
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

LIG NkILwLr COsPAFr,l
Ohio, Dee 8. 1858
NOTICE. The Directors Of this company have
asclsred dividend bur and onshsP peg eep nee ef ss 90"
Tar on b, sndsso upes the oes OF we
Cyssd ana Toledo Railroad ce ps,sb eu tbs 70 DAY o. ysnas
n.n In, soihoa the New iot beohs WI ps psh
A. ,hs once loan and Trust ComgnJ NO
ps. .d m, rsxssd the Cleveland boohs VIZ be
G a. ,s oM,. Of ,S. Tr.s.arT n CLEVELAND Ohio The TrAh.r
Of will be closed oseek us ish
day and Opstd ie. seInlss ne Gay ysss
OJ, htt ohvNR y '.D'i tsss&s-
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
gOri Warnm's Nuiit,.
sr.rs oy Ssv.Yoss,

= Ut srtru o. NEWBORN 4
yoSr W lHp,U Orricn No 70 WnhAnA)
NOTICE ia hereby given, In accordance with
~ se1os f ". A pi,..a Ae I ,sassa I. ..,s.s.
urssd w. having charge q The saesss natter o. ssss saay
go ~ o. Pa W.r.ns s sxAaipassss via
within Tea aay. sucessaHx s notice % sse ssa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
POULTRY AND GAME.

Tbs has been big poultry The receipts m and vite
immense qnanss have bee1 sold for the approaching
loaya We give prices oi eds bot cannot @ 90. opg sy %
Esys are coming n Some quak m selling 81 Grouse
vsnty abd lover beginning to arrive We quose
-
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
yE0ETABLRt

THE STATE OF TRADE
EUROPEAN hARKkIs Tw
L"ADoS Dee ~ SCsGtss opened sss sSses ., ni fsr
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR T1E WEEK ENDING Dec. p, 1868.
TuH n Y Tn nv vourOv Reno

The following the Of good condition.
bouses h Wholesale Shippers receive TO 10
for commissions beside freight and other charges
boxes packages should be carefully marked N paint and The name
h suder should also be painted npon one end Nail an invoice or
mail containing ard dreop also stating bow and when
Clean packages and IN putting up WI AID much TO TIE Naa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
HEANs ANn PEAs.

for the week j bush which heavy
This rrcgulaIiy unsettled market au'
dealers unable and ust1in them While w
m ea advance anotle week Of such receipts Al
reverse The Thing We quote: ..-...,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

beef and mntton uDebanged even lower some
prime holiday stock bringing quite advance prime lot ono
f de. broegt lie through while sold at
l2alse PORK sa and selling quickly About $50 West
Shipments Of bacon 45l boxes with
q tierc.e Jba and 6fkins ID I'd We
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

Receipts 2ls bhs @ The wsei which IS slight decrease bot Hors
demand and decnc Of d2c dozen uOir
Trade also slow The far has boe mid which yor both
The production egg forwarding Of them Good marks q fh ee
nsnsv sold lined ttve o. be- eo
Some fml sre ohe1e Al tie nk W 2e While rey as seas src
sell hhs. o 3lG J3. We quote:
y j.. L. J., sBd Pa g doL40 al lrucd ...'.'''.. ~"
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
srAIs OF lLLIFoIs, TAEEsuRKR's OyTICB,
gpRISSVlEID Nov. H 1858.

rINHE INTEREST which will BECOME DUE
upob STOCK Of the STATE OF ILLINOIS oo te sr., MoSaa5
OF January 1863 will be PAID the AMRRCAN bAChhun
NATIONAL BANK the CtT Of from e 9Th 10 he io'n
0'''' ''"'1'' " GRO w SMITH State Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

NITIoyIL PsRK BANK ov Nav IonK Dee. "a leo5
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF SEVEN
- PER CENT Tree eli has been declared by ih, Bsni
p.J.be J,uutry 1909 The transfer toois will tem.s closed un
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23
gihihmS QoiG,s.

THs rKApEssESs NATiONAL BLsn,
NKwYoRK, Dec. u.s. 1904 .
DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT, free OF
n Go,,rpm.n, Tar will be paid and .hsy Monday Jan 1904
ANTHONY HALsBY. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1868-12-23

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a improved b6h1s desud and partly became hts he % W..
which cave last Fnrehd aud % the oihe Ffafaul ASt
gous Of ssDdug forward saee gPs are go
II hetore aydva Crauhrnes Wes te igh c
thai had drop ~ 70 ~ bbl
n orht APPLES quiet select lots ~ Winter ui selling
A IS some NevOreaBs Ortnges are boSs oT s4O wv We