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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01
Weaverville, Saturday, Aug. 1, 1868.
HE'LL IN LoUIsIANA.-Says the San Francisc,

HE'LL IN LoUlsIASA.-Says the San Francisco
Times of recent date:
How the telegram which we publish in another
column, relative to the grand Seymour and
Blair ratification meeting in New Orleans, will
harrow the souls of some Of the California howl
ers for q ';white mans government p Negroes
on the stand at Democratic meeting, and ne
groes-brutal, bestial, semi-human, degraded
negroes - in the procession What will be
thought of this by or San Francisco Democrats,
who would Indignantly withdraw from Fourth
of July procession in which few colored men
took part Are they prepared to fraternize with
these Louisiana negroes who are now engaged
in the same cause with themselves-fellow SOL
diers in the great Democratic army Tor will
they at once withdraw from a party contamin-
ated by the membership and support Of q" ma
gurs ~ The Examiner has probably had pri-
vate advices from some of the officers of the New
Orleans Colored Democratic Club, regarding
their ratification meeting, as its leader showed
traces of great excitement in regard to matters
in Louisiana. 1t said
The first reconstruction bill (so-called) was
justly characterized by Senator Doolittle as "a
bill for act to organize hell in Louisiana
And how eminently have they succeeded
If we can imagine hell on earth-a condition
of things so pregnant with human torture that
the imagination of men can conjure up nothing
inaugurated and established in that unfortunate
section"
To imagine lot of 90 bestial niggers' figuring
a: Democratic ratification meeting must be
pretty trying and revolving to the Examiner.
OuR Southern brethren are gradually coming
round to new views on the subject of negro suf-
frage. The Albany (Ga.) Neus, encouraged by
the fact that in Southern Georgia the negroes
generally voted the Democratic ticket, says
1--WE profoundly assert that they are safe
guardians of the franchise. We see no reason
longer to oppose negro suffrage"
1t is to he hoped that no thinking voter will
hereafter go over to Democracy because his party
is accused of shoulderng negro suffrage. If the
negroes will only vote the Democratic ticket as
they have done in Georgia, they will at once be
recognized by that party as linen and brethren"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01
Sofietu gotifes.

~ Trfsfsy Chapter, No. 1 8, Royal Areh sne.
meet on the fourth Tuesday in each month";
It the Masonic Hall. weaverville. J. c. BURCH H. 7.
NJ p GRIFFIN Secretary Avs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

~ Comet Lodge, .tO. 81, i. D. .. n, Trinity
Center holds its regular meetings Saturday evening" al
Odd Fellows Hall. J. FOUsT, n. G..
E. X. SKIES r. g. Avs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-26
From the N. 4. Citizen, democratic.

From the N Iitizen, democratic
Though yau bray fgul 10 mortar his folly
will mol dipart from him. We have not oris
hrnyed tham 10 mortars, bat liz riiled cannon. IN
fifteen inch guns and in many other curious and
unplessantly effective INSTRUMENTS and their folly
seems To lie altogether their most prominent dual
ity. At Nicksburg and Fort ST. rhillip we hr.,yed
them ~ihi our moftars; at Fort Pnlasks We de
vut.d our lrfed ordnance 10 their service, III Sa
yanuah We turned fifteen. tach guns 10 their
Improvement, and at Richmond We gave them III.
flushing tbueh with whatever had AT CON N aud,
aud yet ihey come back what il LETT o.
them-as fresh in their folly ever. In fact, ID.
p,o sdetus only 4, have brought the disease t
the suriate, and they blooming all ever with
foliy spo well soaked topers 10 Nth gin bios
U4e Of them helps along lie election
seymour and Bl,ir by announcing that it wouI
result in the salvation oi the = Lost Cause. An
other repadta,es The plank Of the Democratic rlat
form whiqii ANNOUNCES ~ the sett L eaasicti ne
Moth AMI sento atiks-- uneH sad iebri 80.
dsrs-thlt secession is dead and files 81 pro
claim that the election Of seymour and 8lairtstt
be the vinflieatiep, aud possibly he ess 81 ID.
rebellion.
THIS ,s bad energy; but worse remains to b.
t,ld. II il announced that rebel Generals an
Con ress tlen. soldiers with hands led with til,
blood Of bur fellow Noriherners. and politician,
fresh iroh plotting the destruction VI the Union
To stump the North against Gran, aud UoIiax
We have ail we doto win this election at be.i
fave us from this assistance we are lost
Let them carry their own states; that etn.
Payment will occupy their full time ana
require more abilities than they have as yet shown
III this canvass. Il they can draw over The negro
vote al fair basis. such qualified suffrage le,
ID sm do 60. We do not To have ekners
opinion that Grant is no General. Questions oi
this kindare pretty we'll settled in our view and
are not involved in the present election. II the,
were, and the Democrats took the Southern side
We shcutd not be left with A corpofais guard Oh
SECTION day. Every reb.l,peech made at the North
aud tefsis seem unable to make any but rebel
speeohe.+-wi cost hundred votes for every
it gains. The North desires re union
re uniJn os heart as we'll as Of terr,ory-and
when the southe fners honestly desire the same
they can benefit themselves and their country by
saying I'd openly and distinctly. Right glad will
tho North be 10 hear il from the South-the birth
place Of hccessHn--as well MS Mt our own doors.
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Tn states II the South were plunged into

THs States Of the South were plunged into
secession and rebellion BY the violent ana
fraudulent counsels Of the Democratic lesd.
ers in that section. And nov undef ths losr
terine care Of Andrew johnson sd the go
enlargement Of the Northern Dsmpcracy.
,he same evil connsels and vincent meassres
ere once more ia the ascendant, and to-day
life and property and personal liberty afe a.
entirely at the mercy Of cruel and reckless
rebels % they were ct the outbreak q tne
var Of rebellion.
A delegate 10 the Constitutional Convention
OF Mississippi, tie State represented by the
Chief Of Rebellioa, gives sAis little insight
into the way the desperate rebels nov sns
tain the Lost Cause' at the ballot:
The Constitution has been defeated BY about
s. QUO vvtes--defeated by the most audscious ras-
e.Iites ever perpe,raied in election on TINS cof
,inen,. Had every man been permitted :. have
rome up and voted his sensineats ~ hout
fear, the Constitution would, honestly believe
have been ratified by $4,000 majoritys rf9a-
does ana wicked panious hare get 500 son-
plris control oil this psspIsthst thu Hisof Un.
map II Ia con sfant dagger. Not only 20, bat sucn
,re beirg wickedly rnnbbed and murdered in dit
| frrep, quarters Of the State. Only . day Or two
,ince, Is. II. Orr, Delegate from Harrison co MY
| va. ioully murdered by political adversary foi
! nv own part, l have been notified time aud tins
| { again to change myquattpra. else would y
missing Such il the state Of afnirs that, uniesl
there Is strong pruhshiilty tux change so.h,
| must leave.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-26

Hon. Reuban Noble one of the leading repnb
Ecans Of Northern Iowa, has entered vigorously
upon tho campaign for Seymour and Blair. lie
made speech at Metiregor. ew evenings since.
heartily Endorsing the nomipa. ions and the plat>
form uf The New York Convention .a.,ffntfon
During each returning political campaign
for dozen years last past, TO our certain
knowledge, just such an announcement in pur-
port and spirit, If not in phrase and letter,
has gone the rounds Of the Democratic press
Of the State
Reuben, the unstable, is still speggiag
away for the Democratic ticket. and still,
year after year, the Republican majority in
the Notthern part of the State increases.
DELNokT, the banker and bondhnlder, the
agent Of the Rothchilds and the fast friend OF
Seymour, was again made Chairman Of the
Democratic National Executive Committee.
Thsleaders depend upon the capitalists
and bondholders Of the East to furnish the
money % run the party, and they pat the con.
rsrn il the hands Of tho chief banker and
hendheldsr in order to simplify the process.
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/ STATE TICK EFT.

FIR Scr,tary ef Srt..
ED.3WRlGHF, of Cedar County.
Fb- Aud,tor NJ .aafs.
John A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County.
Pr Trsasurer ~ Stat,
sAM'L i. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
I'm R.gft.r of ttdts Lasd mfr,
c. C. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
FIR Attorney G>neral.
HEERYlO'CONNOR. Of Musca'ine County.
FOR MEMBERS Vi CONGRESS
MT Dft as-GE ROE " recRARY.
s,cn,sd f.isfrtcf--.eL Wi LIAM SMITH.
Tidyd Diau,et-
fi4rfh b{arfet WILL An 0GGH IDGr
I'm Di,srirt -FHhNk " pAtsEa.
S1h Di$vsst---
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-26
TOBACCO AETlDoTE

WARRsTen to rsriote nasfsE fo3 obacco rbs
<r-, r. med, is Il e.e.lisnt p.tS IN hes tt,e
90, iLyg rates The a3.t NJ pcs e,et1 n urt-l
ny nj n.t4eH'eg rowsr, .tstirs III. $ b I j,
sr-t ,hs es fa,d, ussAe 81 .p eft sh W .nr
a. he-rnhu,t heai smokers and hes ers Yer r fs
earstn ed Pii g lit, t pet fe-. A sr-.tr
the ju effects b 1eb.tu, With iisfs Of ,e.,-
nee. testin nj IL, Il ~ sFSs YR.s Axbnt- nj d.
addte-s er. Al. IT, ey City =. J rscy
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
SCEE YLER COLEH1.
~ IN lana
pnEsruEnTIAL ELECTORS.

Fir n. sttte ~ Jnrp..
s. L.EGLAsGOW. Of Wayne County.
J. B.FYDuNG, Of Linn County.
Jor- On aresSpaaf. fasatfs. Is
J. HIRAM sG1ot 3kLp. a Washington q nutg.
u J HANE = Se.", County
i'll j. W sk. aIfS.t Frye.se County
~ JOHN HEitE. 81 Js-yrs Comfy.
N-NM. ftAIE, " MI q u W
Wis. II. TAFT. u humboldt County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-26

=. ON the Toledo Blsde IN #&s
Posr Orfis, CoNFFpERIT \ koAps, !
(Nich is III the state Nv Kentucky,
Iuiy IA lStjS.
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Frank Blair letter is simply frank and
fearless rendering Of the Democratic plat
form. and bold eaunciaton of he purpose
and policy Of The party. Of which Wade
Hampton, n !. B. Forest, Beauregard and 9th
er notorious Rebels, are prominent leaders.
There Rebels are to be restored to power,
the Union men Of the South are to be exter-
minated land the governments established in
The Southern States BY authority Of Congress
are TO be- overthrow, and the rebels are to
bs hackea up by the army Of The Nation in
taking things once more into their own hands
VIA, say the loyal people Of the North to
thi. proposition Of acivil ar by The Copper
head and Rebel party to restore The traitor
arissocrady to power in the South, at the point
of the bayonet !? Is that what the bows in
blue fought for, suffered in rebel prisons fo-,
and laid down their lives on Southern battle
fields fora Will the Survivors of our heroic
and patriotic dead ANONYMOUSLY yield The
country aad the cause which their brethren
laid down their lives to maintain 10 the ia
solsen, Rebels, who fought four years to de-
stToy lac Union Inc democratic platform
and is enthusiastic expounder, Frank Blair,
call upon them to do that very thing.
Here It'll fairly set forth in B,air's letter
There isbut way 10 restore the government
and The cuhstilatson; aud thai is for fhs Demo.
GRATED Pr~denf 10 deefrye the fecons ,reioa aets
nat and ef5a, compel the army undo lis usurpa
lions At thb Senth, ntsrERss THg GARRETT nae
STATE Coy ERsHEsTs, allow the white people 10
reurgaDizetthetr own governments ard elect sen.
aturr and Representatives,. The House Of Repre-
sentaiis.sIwiii contain minority Of Democrats
from the North, aud they Will admit the Rrpresen-
ia'ivss elected by The will Of the people If tae
South; ard, with the desperation OF tha Demos
craticl PrRidenr, VIII tat be difficult 10 cuafKl
tue SENATE TO suRMIT once more to the oniga-
tons II The constitution.
We must lave President who will execute the
wliot theE people, IN ttampfing dust tie
1a3iaHs n trngress A,ptea as Mt Reeoastrnctse4
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Ladies EXclu.ive

A sANDANAH or Ladies' Frierd a
IL sfs r,aurs Or sr odtsai Band9q-s A. eu ires
ttte tsatt1r h.cn7 ntes,.e by MI uysI-
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81 e ss1 \ atss and a.RFI daring month
1fsdtsposiffSn y J. no m.diet El gart f6,V n
ard5ie harrantsd md ar Hta&t FL asers
:. lady 70 Vt. N-hT.u III e p and So r
ale by ALI RusSlsfe, aud ssrf free 81 pic .
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tfiw tosr.' work Tor GtLM 6 Cor :. A 0sl
ot'AR SAL, liz rsn5,-r sire / 81 st3p, Ness, .ii-
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PzEf>E Ell s.FIFs'I,


A1yptr.on ordering either of the ciab' mspuoned
b-ow have thslr rees lions of premiums enuners-
4. crFrespef.dins to the size of the Club,
FREEnF ONE DOLLAR:
For a Club Of 40 ee3).- o.. Of III. foilo.lps
sr,pies VIZ: 80 yards -hesitng; peaine II =
p.'t.'n fancy CO. r-d htd spread o sse@ Turkey
. album striped ca. ulsrr deaine .Hfsrp on
e. NIB omit. ali wsol qraresh,s1 - -od ID to,on
ttn}-, ali s,i 'a1cy teshm.r- T. ana pstterr
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e.sd butter ri h. silver plated bottle wing castor
feet ret uperiar stf eier biaaef sesa aioks
ed ale sha q. ladle, ing paf-a chan
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qY.lt5 p.mural skirt, SGT few. iutiou-
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shopeios be, ,adi.s h4h cut bslmorsl too,s
Far = club ofoO l9s..-ore Of the following
40 yArds bieaehsd brown
H.. DR. ..Isern rsv. silver tisssd totfe III,
log az ward. SIP rprcs-hmsref vest
pattern extra hsass honey comb qnit i've my se'or
hid ass pair serts' ca. bot. ytr's farmer.
good ~cal rockinH, tsner hD ei6 dress pstts-p
b 8, qrsi,sy .amars. skirt ID HI n rn clock
lad al wo" 81 AZ paft silver plated eah
ba set FIR mnff or cap. shes fs.hiensi- ~ double
.hasi splendid e.n.d ftmiiy ki.. as 2 ,rd
am fs,ngs. yards dpnale proof LOAF
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~ liver f,ks ono srt cuitaini: genuine
n, SCI nm pipe IN ease.
For a CIab of 100 l4Iu.l Ore # TIE f,l,ov-
Ing srtmi-- W: 60 av0s superior quality
extra W tds sheettnSyA ARDS dnas- ni,tt
ins or esmiee2 A,ge nn- - ached table 18th
dos arxe ~. d dinD napkips to nsc', tent, i've
y-rds y <rS henr caspeins. 20 .a,or.. qun
TT y 81 ,rs p.c ores ra't-r- extra On. popiin
~ ps terms, p,ir calf OFT. qnaiitv,
bunttts-cps dpatsst stth II BARI
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tx ha.t rvrp'vi ..for WITH glass bo,iss p'en
did vi I'm. bnx ard eonpi-.; Il. 81. -h.rye,h spn.
con '-nsrrl rrvr.er "a. snp.t hire oil III.
KITS, MIC fnr uF aud ap ss.r plat.d ensr-sed
pft h-r with salvrv. b.u yards ali vol
isncv rssimers for 4; nhc Rogers hest sils e.
pl-t rks. co smnn sense ,eainx and emb old, II
~schn- Ia h4rsy honey CONT east. siieleid f,niy
Bible. record aud pm, tagrsph page.
Fer larger clubs the value iEereaaes n
the eaaae rat f0.
Catalogue Of g DDS ard Fannie .fn. 10 any address
frea eend mo - hy r. gi.f cred letle4.
address ~ orders -
ALLEN. HAYES 4 Co.
Is Federal ST.. Boston, Mast,
p o Box @
Aholeeal Deal~rs In Dry and Fancy Good, Cutlery
RlAtsd Ware, Albums, Leather 0soos. &c, 4.
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LrrIrpn PEOPLE SEE rorr.

lbr Jade. 81 Gyeuis6s.rt
JOHN nj DRAiER. II Henry County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-26

MiIrs 10 HKii.y has had a hard time Of ii
in sunposllg the Copperhead ticket, even
With sucH burden as Yaiandigham, sey-
mnur and other secesh sympathizers to weigh
him down. bat when it comes o having Wade
Hampton, Forrest and such miscrean, trait
ors Advocating The election Of the Seymour
and BLAIR on the stump before Northern
people, hR just shrieks in agony after. the fol-
lowing iakhlan
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E0r Sala

rms vpLE KNOWN rArrNo HOUSE, or MRS
KRAFT, son Fourth b@e.s-n Msip and Joh,e.
st.e.ss For psstiss ars enquire At tbs premisss.
jysa.iw
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-01
ELECTION
LOOK OUT FOR SPLIT TlCKETS!!
A BATCH OF TRUTH'S!!!

We would respectfully call the attention of
the pubic, to our new and well selected assert
ment of Fall and Winter Clothing lust received
Comprising Fall and Winter Over-Coats of all
the different STYLES, also Black aud Blue TficOt
Suits Black Castor do, Brown Motions do.
Silk Mixd and Fancy Casr. do. Got up in the
latest style. Pants and vests IN new and dcsir-
able atterns. Also large assortment of Hats
and Caps, adapted for Fall and Winter use
We also have large assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods, comprising Under Shirts
and Drawers, Plain aid Fancy Flannel Over
Shirts, Lu * Gloves, Neckties, Paper Collars
and everything comprising First Glass Furnish
ing Store. Also large assortment of Fail and
Winter Boots, which We offer at prices that can
not be beat in Franklin County.
Give rs call and satisfy yourselves. Goods
shown with pleasure. Remember the place.
MORTON q PERCY.
Lake Street, American House DiocA. dwtI-95.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-01
FOR ONE DOLLAR .

WE SELL DRESS PATTERNS, PANT Pat
w terms Webs, Cotton Cloth, Shawls, Car
petlngs, Sheeiings, Dry and Fancy Goods, &C.,
&c. Circulars sent Free, giving full particu-
lars: or Twelve = h-t KS sent for One Dollar,
describing twclv. di ferent articles which we will
sell for One Dol ar Each.
81 Ladies and gentlemen wanted as Agents,
to whom the most liberal inducements are offer
ed and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CHAS. LET'S X CO.,
MdnuJdctarerS .4yeyats,
GA s. GO FEDERAL STREET,
20S-ly) Boston, Mass.
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; Willow Baskets,

Large and small. These additions to the stock
previously on hand enables the subscriber to
be found elsewhere in Franklin County. The
entire stock is new has been bought cheap for
cash, many articles at large discount from for
nier prices, and will be sold ut small advance.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
thus far, continuation is desired.
202-tf G. ii. BAkE2.
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lie lowest.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-01
y To be Cured or NOPAY =

In Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaint, Costiveness
Darrhca and Dysentcry II HAS NO EQUAL
curing the Diseases quickly with few doses
by removing all irritating sccretions and inilam
matorv tendencies, and giving the stomach an,
bowels a natural, healthy tone.
This medicine has been used over IA years
yet it is unknown III many parts of the stat
from the fact that 1t has never been advertised
The Proprietor never intended making it fo
general use, but at the urgent request of phys
clans who have watched its effect in sever
chronic eases. and friends and Others who hav
recovered by its use from diseases that appearo
hopeless, lac will now furnish it to Druggist
and Dealers throughout the state.
Re Circular containing certificates of tn
| most remarkable cures ever effected, from PLY
sicians, Ministers and others of the hghes
standing III the different towns whore used, vii
be furnished by dealers FREE or by addiessin
SILAS SMITH,
! Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor,
! 3md&w227 East Georgia. Vermont.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

The REUsIoS AT Cmc mcAao.-aeneral Grant.
PresideEt-elect of the United States, accom-.
panied by Generals Dsnt, Babcock, Porter.
and Colonel Parker. of his staff. Admiral
Porter, General schOasId Secretary of War
Major General George II. Thomas, Genera
Alfred s. Terry, General John A. Logan,
General Dyer, Chief Of ordnancsj Major
General stoneman, Colonel A. NJ. Markland,
and several other gentlemen, left the city on
Saturday, on the p. m. train, en- route Ia
Chicago, ViG the Northern and Pennsylvania
Central railroads. to attend tho grand reunion
of the western armies at that place A special
car was placed at the disposal Of the distln.
guishsd party by the Baltimore and Ohio
cailrOad Company. and all got away with but
little ceremony or display.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Dec. l2-l p. m.-Cotton steadyj
demand fair at Is centa Sugar entirely nm
g sssnssd' Flour aulst and steady, souths,n @
u COOL %. Corn quiet and steadyi At t1.leIf
01.H. Oats quiet and steady at ny esnp,
Rye quiet and steady at elbo6l6 IS. Pork quiet
and frm at cas- .2S0a67b. Gold lsSsk.
BALruolH MARKETS.
BALTINoHR, Dec, II. : BRRADsrUrrs.-The
market for nour is inscsivs but price. remain ,n
quiry this morning for City Mills, and we note
sales OF 500 bbls. standard sxtra At eo.2s, and
Of 700 bbls.do. on prtyate terms, all for export.
No sales reported Of Howard street or oity
wXsst-Reeeipts very light, but demand fair
and priees well mstntainedj sales were re-
prime do. at saasasa.o and choice do. at
Corn.--Ths receipts Of corn were also light
but the demand was fairly active and prices
were Arm. Sales comprised white at ss09oo.,
and at e50o6c. Western mixed at 83c., and
yellow at soc. c.@tl, being an Improvement In
the lattet Of to &c.; lot OF old yellow sold at
Proviaons-The market is very nrm in tone,
but there 10 little doing the stocks and receipts
being still very light A. the West transas.
tiona are very heavy, and the markets strong
and buoyAnt, under an impression that the
crop 10 largely short. There IL no bulk meat
on the market, and indeed there 10 none as yet
fully cured, and no reliable quotstiogs for =
for shoulders, l61<0i7 cents for RIO sides, 110
l1x cents for clear rib do, and hams we quote
at fsGls cents for old, and 1000 cents for new.
Lard 10 now held firmly At 10 cents, and we
quote mess pork hrm at o1d per Dbl. Dressed
hogs are selling to-day at io0loh cents. ..''
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
loYYIoIAL.l

DKPARrnRsr OF srArE,l
WAsHISoros. December 10, 1855
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. George F. Seward, the
Consul General Of the United States at ShanE.
hal, Of the death, on the 18th OF September,
lsas, at that place, OF aEAIoIo DRxErRr, a
seaman belonging to the American ship Anna
Kimball.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

New PUBLICATIONS. - From Shillington,
corner Of FOur.snd.a.haIf street and Penn
syNAn'a avenue, We have Pstsrsons Lady's
!uasHs'"s and Lippinoott's Magasias for
January.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
Wood and Coal.

" GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
RHPsANIIt eEP hSHI tall siIOS)
dc. oGS.' %. run 4 ia%P. %,pe'
a2O POUNDS TO THE Toat6UARANTEgp.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY
HAND.
winters supply. :" 'A0'
so,,,..., so,,. , g. Z. BROWN SON.
teenth street. Nairn's new building, formerly A.
W. Ninth street, between and " Yard and
WharVe' foot Of Seventh street suS2.lS
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

PHYSICIAN thinks tho Grseian beudsrs
will soon ask his profession, "canst thou not
minister 10 a spine diseas'd."
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

THn scorrIsH MusR.-Mr. D. Kennedy,
one Of the best representatives Of Scottish
minstrelsy living, and man who enters more
into its spirit than any who attempt to en-
tsrtain the public with delineations Of 1t, will
give an entertainment at Metrsrott Hall, on
the evening Of the 18th instant, for the benefit
Of the st Andrews Society, Of this city. This
Is positively the last opportunity the citizens
Of Washington will have Of hearing Mr. Ken.
nedy, and all arc therefore advised to 20. A
ootsmporary speaking Of this entertainment
we'll says:
Familiar as "Household Words" at al
most every hrsside In christendom. have now
become the songs Of Scotland. In their deep,
true pathos, that quaint, happy humor. and
that inspiring patriotism, they reflect that
light and shadow which haIlows them to the
heart and endears them to the memory. Com
pared with the songs Of other nations, they
possess, In the highest degree, that touch Of
nature which makes the whole world akin"