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New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

- .oa op Of snd hreaestnfs thn year nIe N oo
H., Beots Shoes shd M other staple msneheieea
RsfsfIss been cute fTm 81 fom S'e~s< "f AmS WV
spSspn0H sps OORE-TBe market "a 6nn At lod4c eash 9th
RRRsWAX-Ths market V steady a. 4S@7oe '0i nes'h AZ
an yellow; about 5000 % sold =, .,,,,. ,sles Of
40 baf Of which l07 taheD by spinner Anc SO 'p
% v ono,e Ro IN bond at 9d4,c for ordinary TfGts
vnSilis for r 10 good and l2d2e Tor Prime 90 Sfe
- iIDl8e. Java 23024c; MaTacabo. l6alSei LAg1'
mss $50 6e stock OF Rio is t9S7 bags Cam asa
TEDI RS-Ssles n 800 boxes AdamantDe a. AG|'ei w.
sss and Patent 5yG58c , ..,,rnes IN fair ds-
CAL-Gas Goals only ssAbe Domestic There u good
% and and pltuty, az St0S6 per tun Of wv
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
ROSTON.
pron pI.r !, Sera Rrel, tg0l y jsya, hsR NJ

Prom Pl.r 4, Nora Rlyer, tso, oij'y s., nsRN,
% .s4 :a.s Ssa scSD4s n sy :
pSsSSSs & .S .s g,.a. sfoSISGfoN and NiRRAeAs
H @ . 8 g. az. e % sy Pi sn S L. Ssa
.s ti; "
.c,i o. p: rs t:a sf;, ss ss s Is, *, s,an s
ua 4 sssy J. ds.rs Q: sAagoGE PE.,i.,aA
.IO60 D. D. & 8, sNiITH's sTEAMB0AT, t An &c, =,
Hsm, irsss T.,eEa pa E,sl stsry afternoon ese,I
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~. ~ r.ss;' - sss 4 w:,:
ions SD, siIe sss PSIIb iad tho West .Aoa ess'I' ~
care 49, AtLrsrows LIss TO THE WEST. S~s-ss
Tsres EIps,, rls, ,as West spsp' saHd' "a's a' uaa
ss, Ps niles s,s ,Ats hsia o'i b u' 70 ChEO Cincinnati
s. Iosi Be- vita sssssS sT Sns A'sii sisasSsfsESrs
oosnsasl q, l,-I..ys abss IS",; cS,, wn,e
ws.s.' sI Hasl6, Psaia,es jaao, sn,bas Water inn
Kes'0I rss ws,r.s S.s. ssSsi. Sia r E,on ssor Hsu
and p. Wet .So n 81 sa fs,e Comets 4, HSoe r
Central PadeDhs saa Es Roads for Ers and the o Ss'0
S,', sssnsSa Es,;ou Allentown M,ucs oh9SL
wi,olrrs Rs'iaI coonoi' lancaster hpa'A'' N'''
hsrn,G's s1e = lss-For ssu,r,l, =, s,,,,,c,
m-csoiSsifl ETSST,,--gor B,og Beihlcasn AsSSsS s
Rsssg H,bu Pt'69sa che!' ana VS'aR aS Del yas ra
s %.s, T. K r ssais5sty esp se.n'oa. &c
s p nml--FOr RsstOn a.. nirrseaiats station.
@-yeS I,rnu rauSFof Es,os Ae.ows ks,qE
nsSarr Pisburgh sai the we-eonnec" a. hAIfo"E ""n
G s..Sas 1sI s. e r,;S9 ;s @ .,snH s
I'M i,. lg nj 8 1o i;9o S7e 500 O. e2S ''lO T.
o.d q s%s loot ..SO A;oI ~ l'Tss 10:
Broadway ''S' 10 hcRBS ns' ssOsS5,SI az Ss
hIir'' ~ p. BALDWIN, Cen Pass. Agert
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
os..<. PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Prom LIVERPOOL May s-In steamship CoOdo-J ftenpsea
and rife George and wife Miss Dongsss Nh
Benrs6asse s child ana seTTsn David heKelog Jsnes sd
PROM SAVANNAH May s-In steamship San J.cinow O. HeN
man and Wife Bronson Mss Gibbs DoeharJ CbsHA
heTs a. n Adams W. f. Fsnders W. Johnston O. H. Pan hsS
Godfrey Misses Godfrey W. @ Bmne vie and ser'sft sisrp
msn H. Stevens Atkins w Christian, Miss Ada Pierce, "
Rope H. Crook wife and child hsex CSL D. Inon2ssc yce
yosi.nbarr p drav, @. g0Ss John Morris. nt''''
PROM vERA CRUZ May s-in steamship yrso.C.lt "a ssls
ley Nj and Mrs r. Lohe chrea and servant M and
Alison jose Rivera Henry Schmidt Johs hsesIishs Kiss
sndford A. Mccain Fernando LsuT Mr. and Mrs CaTes CeJse
servant Mrs L. Cam1os, Mrs aeona bTashb 500
children Clarke HOLSTER Geo. sarlins. Thos hirsa
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPRAN MARKETS.

sY ATLANTIC TBlRGAAPH TRIBUNE
LONDON May SIS Conso at The opening wae quoted at $50
"a for money and 9 Closing rates s4aS43 for
money and 92Iasi money, edvend American Securities
closed aue. steady following sgs United States Five
Twenies s0 910i Illinois Cenras, slli hIie shares, 90!
FRAyKToRT May S-RYRNKG-UDd States He Twe1ty bonSs
closed frm at Isl.
PARIS May 5-EvKxNO-Tht Bone closed amsri RtHes COZ 2e
OF lOe higher than at
IvERPooL May 5-BvkSSeCooh elOsed shade easier thongh
quotations arc uDaere have been 5000 bas The quota
ions Middhs upands 2id lddiDs Orleans l2L The O.
shipments Bombay for the week ending April 4h
asceained 900 bales Tie market for Yarns and FbTes At
The Cotton market here duh and IN
smpA,hy unAyoabe trade report There IS but little Doing
Prices are unchanged Provision market opened dali but closed
with an advance Beef 1851 bb for ErtrA Prime Mess Pof sax at
the oprng e per Dbl for Eastern Prime h at the close Lard
6a per ct opening % the close Cheese @ per eSt for
the best grades American 6Bs Bacon @ I Cumberland cut
Rosn 80 cvt North Carolina and M for medium Tai
low - p cyt TuTpeptne Cloverseed. A y ewt for
American ResBed Petroleum. H gall Spirits Petroleum, OIL
u gall al the opening ST. the close The Bedss market
variable At of California Wheat stood l6 and No Red
Western at l4 O'Clock the quotations 1911 and 1885
Oats sold al ~ at O'Clock and at an O'clock oop ;9 at
o'clock and SIC at O'clock Barley, sn Peas 4al6
LONDON May Sugar fn and prices have advanced 81 since
the last report; made 2 y cv for No Dutch
Standard Ianed on Go Lheea Gales RIO TO- tnh Tor
Thin Obong for feeding.
ANTWERP May 5peroeum quiet a, IS francs bbL for STANDARD
White at the opening and 4tl fsncs At the close
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
nnMRsTIC MARKETS.

PBnAp11PHIA NAY 5-Cotton e2i d3e for Mddg Petroleum.
Crude 72e Refined J03Olc FourEOh Western EItra Family
$40 25as 7s PenBsylvAra sEd Ohio d. SDaSRo Wbeai-
Red 81 sea szs5i White. $39s9 70 Rye ~ CoIo-ien
63ITmoRR Nav s--Coston-NiddlnEs wbest-Pme Mary
land White IS l40s3 do Red 80 l0d % 5 Pnhsysns 80
Co-Whie iO04l "a; yellow 81 2od 81 25 Rye S2d ~ o5
ders l4lGi5e'; Hams 2Ia22le Lard 2od2ole 49, - -
CicHGo May 5-sprBg B1trA Pour 80 7Sdsll Wbeat-No
az lG. No q 80 9la93c No 2 81 lds2e New
cole Oats 7pc Rye 63607c Ftdass hes Pofk W. Lara
l9t0l94c An e,,..
al sOt Medium 80 Gs9 So WbesHo S2 l9i No 81 W
os,s 69e Tor No 92c for HeE. sieled -.
Ar Mar 6-Rour Sd% 80 for Family. Wheat ~ %
for MOL and Com 9l9e FOR Bar and ete for bheie
rye S205 for No end 81 for No Oats Doc fot No and
isc Mess Pork ss 50 Baik Meats i3e fOr shods5,
and Bacon l for sboudefs l+alse for Clear hb
ard Clesr sides Lard e2a26. Co'ton-Mddhng 3Vld3lc
ToIEpo Ny6-WheSt-Amber Michigan, 90 IL COrnEo ard
Michigan aec oAisEO aud Michigan $50 RJe-No 81 o.
sT IorIs Nav sObacoIugs o. Soas7 o Common TO
Hemp 81 350s so for Untessd and s2 4ds1 90 r Drs,.sa
Wbea-Prms Choice Fall 81 73fS2 eS Spring s2ol1$R3 -
Corn s7d9io Oats T6d78e BsrleyCbOee Spring, 81 CO. rye
eIA Porh e2sbs7s SO9 $40 Isl Shoulders 3lc Rib Sides
iee Clear RIB. lfie Baeon-Sbondsrs sie Cssr Sides lse
MsxpHIs May 6-Mess Pork $50 BseoDshoudeTs le Clear
Sides s.c Bulk Clear Sides l6ie Lard noe Rye, sl Oats
Iouisvlr May kTobaeoo-Lugs s5 2sa s715; Common BE
diam Loaf ss04n Fair to Selections s5S2 Cotton S9c of
0sSEso May S-PourSll for No. SPRING. sl2 TSofl2 hl
Red Winter; e3 for White and St so for Double Extra Wheat
Choice Wi CAnsda 90 800 bush No Milwaukee Club ~ ~
Oats zoe Rye 81 l goh a bond Corn Meal - 90 MNsed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
AtnobaIs.
Cost mS sOunS.

4 OST-On the 81 inst, a CERTIFIED CHECK
for ssoo drawn BREsLs D0iLB es the Chatham snSssi
BAH lndoed by D-ans Bn ID. BFesln and dated Ap 80,
Sa persons uofed rot 70 negotiate TIE
sane, pay meat has besn stopped At The behh
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
.ls1sT s'' cSiuautiHl.

81. ~. .s1:.rt se'' cEinantiHl. ~ ~ -
CITY OF KEOKUK 8 PER CENT NEW
~ BOHDs-lntere and principal payable at Che CenTti Hsto0
Bapk New. .Yor. Total issue only SJ0OO ., ,,.-,,..
These Bonds under guarantees Ane hfeeioa seiy ps @
A. smytbe trustee may regarded amply secured and s
Erstclass Investment small amount fcT sale Apply 70 -
WIN SAHDF0Rp. CsIhier Central National bann.
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS Of the
IN FUNDED BONDED INDEBTEDNESS of nUbA, COCriI
CALIPORNA-Eoce hereby given that AL holders Of any zoe
funded Indebtedness Of the County o fubs may t Their
option and surrender the TO tho Losn Conmopsd d
lie County Yuba" the Tfeasurefs oce Of said county w
CITY Of Marysre tine before The iss dsJ " July A. d. l
,is pg cent per payable fs annually suuss and july
bch principal Interest paid gold eon SAID bonds being ,ue
undef approved February l3 A. 1862 snd that all
Inc county will draw interest se the I
day Of July issaMsIyUs Yuba County Cshicra hsiS
A. D. 1859 y eesSSttvocnnELL, est ~
J. r. RIDE0UT, 20
Loar commissopsrs Of the County Of Yuba.
NOTICE. = The annual meeting OF the
IN STOCKHOLDERS Of the SPECIE OASIS MINING COMPANY
viii be held at ihs Ohce Of the COMPANY No 34 Wanuts Phade
phs at y O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY, May lS 1883 =,
- ~ ','%~~,s@ ~ "A' = = AAAsS sssr.s.r,.
0YFIca on THE LowRR CALiYoRNA CoNPaNrg
No. 10 Willsm-st., NEW YORK., May 18th, 1853 )
LII HOLDERS OF INTERESTS (origihal
"A or ubdaons In this Company hereby requested 70 hanu
the Office vouchers for before the zh May
nNHE STOCK and B0NDH0LDERS of the
IL sAEDusKY MANSFIELD and NEWARK RAILROAD COM
P1Ny are reooesid the omee of d. n Bane No Wall
e. on Frdsy next s1 oelOcENsy 1868 B0ATf Prsiien
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
IuETATURH ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
su. 4s3 sun Sets 7o Moon Sets..... SEQ
wATRa fBs Dan
Sandy Hooi ... 7:l0 Gors IslaDd 500 iieI Gste SO
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
+ ,oNG ISLAND :. RAILRQAApL2;'o ,..Il Re ID y r,x,

II ONG ISLAND RAlIROAD.'
IL SPRING IRRANaBMBNTs-CHANGg OF TIMB
q, e,,0o s' ssS 4. Ss,.stOu. creep. willow rre.
.ovsess :, Mneois with usins for Glen Gov. and Hampstead
SsbpOh passenger trains s1d all 'J'Atons eIeep' WI
sp Express train for R,,rhssd aud crssnpOr, sAruR
P;as!;, ,:s ..S I'd d,.I n cst'r' 'nn''s
No. .sS ~ WIZ soS Sii: i
5 ''' h'n'f' r'H' i'i B2RrcS sspsSi.sSsaa sai1i
NEW-Y0RK and NEWHAYEN RAILROAD.
i''1 cosaEScfSs JUNE ). iasl
Passenger Static, in S.rIerl corner and rssrs
ave EstIsnes on TvsuSse''nsh't
r x.,H.n md Bdss.es east rc5 .Co sI noa m w
o. IS 3SS % station. Az G s.S :;SS' :.slysa @ md wv 100 o
ssi ss;..i gn 800, n'o. m iai' CErl SEQ csLl
Fer F:r R.;s Rssss "s & SSs 80 ee 80 BIS . Al. ac
F a 40 sa .ssds. a s srsD s oe O oO nj ais
"'' t'' ~" Nv ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
y; RS:Ss BS:Ss via u. G Rl SO 1OG hi
fSr % Hartford % sps sSd1ss. iEI iz' 500 CEIh 500
For Connection, Rive, Railroad ,OOa E1b larp Mon
For HsrfoS Po"ssSss and F,brn R.isAd 500 CRI) ls
New H.y.a s.sIosasp and sionins0n Railroad 800 H.
s:I;:S s:Is: oS e s?F1s2s." ss
Esr S.ass,9n ~ SsCss S.Ssas S,,,ss3 1co
c'aHsd's s'p's Q Attached 800 SSss ;'i' T. HoIr Sag,
NEW JERSEY n. R.-For PHILADELPHIA a,
1Nys k.s,s0 $50 VI. csHd.1 "a s ~ ta
s:.Oa@ ,i'H s0u'e Ga SY''s-s"0I"' u A''n'
70 S3R TUB seEsT RI Cincinnati .sS cA,ss.:s s h,
change Sitter Palace sleeping on ~ 2 . run 10
early By other us Family ear, sso on
sSs1s:s's one % % Syn' ni 92cksos
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I-<ss
(sPRISG ARRAsGRhBETsl
L,,,. J.%.,.s jar 4 ~ "s e. I" = S''''' ''n''' ''
L.ys F.niinsrs Broohtn a. sos ~ via BIOsi5n Central
Railroad 10 Jsmae, for Babylon and al way.ststiops e.
Leave Jsmsssp Up NJ, via L Railroad to ''nAe "f
Babyloa and all wAy-siaiiona L -, o..N,-. c..,..,
Leave Frsnklnsvs. Brooiu. tlss na soeAvn c'S"si
Railroad TO Babylon AID all way-stsitoaA
for Jamsies anc all yranohs eonhees
Railroad arriving al Jamepsshp AZ Iva
BABYLON al 705 Janaies and all sennecF
ing wilh irain Of BrOoka Central Rs0sd arriving Fnknn"s'
Brookl5n al l0a M T., ST.. H., n 90, .,.t;.,, e0n.
s,ctas Win Train Of l. Railroad arriving a. JameseslP "a
Bsbylou Al for Jamaica and all Wrssnons eon
neetar with train Brooklyn Central Railroad arhs riAnhn
s~ Brooilyp AZ aud connecting also with the Eorsecas
Ss N.sfOk sad Jamaica R,'ad gh,sn urw sSTs
uiButsa a, a, ,.,a - "nAAN' SssS''~''~-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
n " WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THB WEEK EcDISo May 8. 1858

TExpfezly fer THs n. Y. IRiBpSB b7 our own Reporter
sd bv common Wholesale Shippers receive to 10 per
deducted for commissions beside reght and other ehMge
packages sb0 be carefully marked with paint and b name
upon the side Of the and SEND eT p
% eoBg nYSee and directions also stating how and when sept
Clean packages and een putting W vii soa mueh e i~os e
produce r.,
Beans new Medinm,. Peas Can. inbond.. @9 -
.solos p e9ss 9sS 9S e
Fssn Fs,'SS' Ssr SSsS. Ran'. iSS '0u''-N
~ BUTTER
Reeeps packages the which little falling on ron
te yous week sh an going Of and the feeling sddeJ
to-day considerable nnsoh Groeers locking fr
day and The oBof town demand falls OF consequence Of
th tbe eutiy aro1od he have not taken All TOT Two
paa Orange Coany Ps and the
they M 70 SOC Tomorrow norDnE Dealers
lsok farther decline ard already b 81 soc ior gooo STATE tubs
depressed state Of the
Arrivals Of Western The peIes 10 few instances
Web generally Offering freely at &C. and not all
Much Of the batter selling at loss % country
luyeFs With caution. We quote: -.
"''' S,I SIIn. = ~ @-' coSrsos 70 soSi q
County .46a2 Ohio fBs West Reserve .tO0
Choice hsh srkns ..... +SGJIl @-S
Recp 40l with shipments OF Ss8 boxes for The past Mesa
Shipments Of 28s3 IN January 4 IN February, 6li18 IN
March and April ls @ or tse past sI eDibs mating
uhshed months Of the stock
hand Of the The stock nov getting pretty
veil reduced ibong for al wants Rev will sOos be
g aHi Bhle several factories OF old are yet
In The eoautr There Is weakness In the trade az
present. ehf orlz decline of about two shbngs sno
ton being 81 Shippers bayBg spangb this week generally
81 l20loa taking ilesp cheese Small sales have been
ee sonshng est favor s 7c while hcores Which Souo
sla being closed hlis received
.sa meet eeai NON sEisnsa milk sach generally sells al SO
eosbg Se Ia the county here AZ Isle ard ICE We
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

ITS. F'Nss. 49,
PER bbL fof cool Gul. With COZ.
ihe savannah siraabefs,,s nefe not
long way 70 bring soil q III Nor.
b. We quote:
Ordinary 70 good. 81 00n8G IN
Goo, Y bash, boz. Z O0U Z 20
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24
roct wuz enallv nprsuaded to stand

cock wuz finally persuaded to stand
10y the ship NV state, but the rest NV
EN- persisted in plunein the country
into dissension and trouble by oppo-
sin me. When l think NV how they
rooined theirsdves-uv wat redicu-
Ions figure they will cut in history ez
nv opponents, / can't avoid droppin
a bitter teer or two. 1t wood be well
to put i'm here, "The President wuz
vizably affected"
+ "The removal NV Stanton and the
appintment NV Thomas in his sted is
vat these disorganizers, these con
centrators who oppose me that the
government msy be.cOncentratid into
ther hands instid NV bein diffoosed
thro mine, cheefiy depend upon. Wat
is ther in it >? Stanton wuz opposed
to me, and /, laboria for that unity,
that onenis, without wich no govern
ment kin go ON satisfactorily to the
head thereof, removed him. How
kin the Government go on with any
body opposin me 7--ef nobody Op
posed me ther wood be no dispOOts
The people must understand this, that
they may put the blame wher it be-
longs. l hcv no objeckshun to sayin
that to bring about harmony and
peece-I wood, eff / Good, remove
Congress, that the struggle between
us mite be ended. But no one kin
object TO my removin Stanton. Will
they say that the tener NV offs act
perfected him? ] shel anser to- wunst
that he'd decided that law to be on
constooshnel long ago. and conse-
ISently it he'd no bindin force onto
me. / weep continyooally over the
perversenis NV the men who will con-
tinyooally keep passin laws .wich
they know / will declare uncOnstoO-
shel.
"Ez TO the final result l hev nary
doubt. The people are with me-
Look at their anxiety for my triumph
and the sacrifices they are willin to
make. Why, over four thousand u,
my friends residin in Moo York were
so anxious that my other friends II
Connecticut shOod succeed, that they
went all the way TO Hartford and Moo
Haven to votel Wuz there ever sict
patertism displayed afore? Who
kin doubt when backed by sich ad
herents I"
The President signiiied that he wus
done.
"Hadn't 700 better look over these
notes." sed /; "there may be things
700 hev sed wieh 700 wood not like
to hev publisht.
"No J" sed he. at don't matter e
l hev sed anything that l don't cars
to father. kin easily deny it, anC
Randall and Welles will swear nev
er sed it. Farewell Be troo to tn,
Constooshen ez l cOnstroo it, and thu
laws ez understand EN-, and all vii
be we'll"
left the CRATE man feelin that e
he don't whale his persekooters, i
wont be becOz he heZn't a sublim,
confidence in hisself.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24
WOman,S Vanaraflon-

Ii women have one weakness more
marked than men, it Is toward vener
alton. They are born worshippers-
makers of silver shrines for some di-
vinity or other, which of course they
always think fell straight down from
heaven. The first step toward fall
ing in love with an ordinary mortal
is generally to dress him out with all
manner of real or fancied superiority;
and having made him up, they wor-
ship him. Now a truly great man,
man really grand and noble in art
and intellect, has this advantage with
women, that he is an idol ready made
to hand, SO that very painstaking and
ingenious sex have less labor in get
ting hiE up, and can be ready to
worship him on shorter notice. In
particular is this the oa'e where a sa-
cred profession and a moral suprem-
acy are added to. the intellectual. just
think OF the career OF the celebrated
preachers and divines in all ages.
Have they not stood like the images
"Nebuchadnezzar, the king, set up -
and all womankind, cOquettes and
fiirts not excepted, been ready to fall
down and worship, even before the
sound of cornet, flute, harp, sacbut,
&c. Is not the faithful Paula, with
the beautiful face, PROSTATE before
poor, old, lean, haggard, dying s..
Jerome, in the most splended paint
ing in the world, an emblem and a
sign of woman's external power of
self sacrifice to what she deems no
blest in man? Does not old Rich
ared Baxter tell us, with delightful
single heartedness, how his wife fell
in love with him first, in spite of his
long, pale face and how she con-
fessed, dear soul, after many years of
married life, that she had found him
less bitter and sour than she expect
ed. The fact is, women are burden
ed with fealty, faith, reverence,
more than they know what to do
with; the stand like hedge of wheat
pease throwing out tendrlls every
where for something high and strong
to climb up by, and when they find
it, be it ever so rough in the bark,
they catch upon it. And instances
are not wanting of those who have
turned away from the flattery OF ad-
mirers 10 PROSTATE themselves at the
of genuine hero, who never woOed
them except by heroic deeds and the
rhetoric of noble life.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24
Well-to-do Negroes in Nashville.

The Nashville Press gives a de-
tailed list of the well-to- do colored
people OF that city, from which we
select the following:
Frank Aiken, storckeeper, worth
$4,000; Abram Toles, blacksmith,
$4,000; n. G. Merry, preacher,
$1,000; Sandy Porter, fruit dealer,
$4,000; Albert Mckay, barber, So
900; Adam Young, painter, $4,000:
Nelson McGavock, painter, SO, 900 -,
Hardy Perry, hackman, 81, 900; An.
derson Cheatham, market gardener,
$4,000; Lewis Dexey, nurseryman,
$4,000; Henry Harding, wheelwright,
$4,000; A. L. Tate. steamboat
steward, Si0.00U; Daniel Watkins,
pastor. SO 600; j. l.. Thomas, bar
Der, Sl0 600; Sampson Kibble, bar
her, $4,000; Kev. Peter Lowry, for
merly drayman, 100000; William
Sumner, real estate dealer, $4,000 !:
Alfred Minifee, grocer, $1,000; A.
blacksmith, $1,000;
Madison Trimble, grocer, $4,000.
Nearly half of the above purchased
their own freedom the rest were set
free by the war.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24

1t is said that sham diamonds are
now made to deceive even experienc
ed jewellers, who trust to the eye
alone. The only means of detecting
the spurious gem is by weighing
and ascertaining its temperature.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24

A famous Judge came late TO court
one day in busy session, whereat,
his clerk, in great surprise, inquired
of him the reason. "A child was
-horn," his honor said, land I'm the
happy sire" IAN infant judge ?"
"Oh, no." said he, mot yet, he's but
v cIier."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24

80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos. Each s2O0to5O0
IS - - helOdeOns +" 75 to $50
l5a Sewing Machines, " 60 to l75
$50 Musical Boxes, "a 25 To 200
800 Fine Gold Watches, - - 10 800
$50 Fine Silver Watches - 30t so
A Chance to Draw any oG the above Prizes
by purchasing a single ticket for 25 cents -
Tickets describing each Prize are Sea ed in
envelope and thoroughly mixed. On receipt
OF 25 cts, "a sealed ticket will be drawn, with.
out choice. and delivered at our OH o, or sent
bv mail to any address. The prize named
upon It will he delivered TO the ticket-hOlder
ON payment of one dollar. Prizes will be i'm
mediately sent To any address, AZ requested,
by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is bsfore
you pay for it. Any prize may be exchang
ed for another ot the same value. No blanks.
Our patron can depend on fair de aling.
Reierences-We select the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
valuable prizes and kindly permitted US to
publish them:
5. T. wilkins, Buffalo, N. Y, 600; Miss
Annie Monroe. Chicago, Ih., piano. alusd at
$3.50; Rnhert Jackson. Dubuque, Iowa, gold
watch, $3.50; Phillip Mccarthy, Louisville,
Kv., diamond cluster ring, 5000; Il. A. Pat
Ierson. New Bedford, Mass, silver tea sst,
sl75; Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wis.
Piano. $500; Rev, 7. W. Pitt, Cleveland, Ohio,
MelOdeOn, $l25.
We publish no names without permission.
Opinions of the Press.-"They are doing
the largest business; ihe firm is reliable, and
deserve their success."-weekly Tribune
Feb. 4, lS6S.
I'VE have examined their ystem. and
know them to be fair dealing nrm."-N. Y
herald, Feb, %, lsGS.
Last week friend OF ours drew $500
prize, which was promptly received -"--DaiIy
News, March >, 1855.
send for circular giving many more refer.
enees and favorable notices Ir,m the press
Lit eral inducements 10 Agents. Satlsflc.
tiOn guaranteed. Every package Ut sealed
envelOps contains one cash git.
SIX tickets for one dollar Is for two dol
lars; 30 TOR five dollars; 100 fvr hfteen dol
lars.
All letters should be addressed to HARPER
Wilson 4 Co. l73 Broadway, N. Y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-04-24
HruITELOCk EOuNTAIN LAMP.
TIyHIS Is NO HUMBUG. By sending
uOW THE QUACKS Ex[0RT
From their u" "rtunaIe patients.
nOUACkERY EXPOSED.

10 cure diseases OF tho 'generatiye organs, In
both sexes. with simple safe and reliable
remedies, to be procured al any drug store.
Those about to marry should pEoeure a eepv
at once. Address q W. MOTION, NJ. ID. -l3t
Crosby ST., NJ Y Mailed On receipt OF four
postage stamps.