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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The following is an order found among
the proceedings Of The Circuit Court Of
Jefferson County. West Va:
In vacation Feb. 10, 1868.


Jefferson County, West Va:
In vacation Feb. 10, 1868.
William Wese, Complainant,
vs.. In Chancery.
Richard Hessey, ct 81. Defendants.
This cause having been maiured at
Rules since the last regular term OF The
Courl agans; The defendants interested in
the account proposed to be taken therein
On motion Of complainant, by his coun-
sci, the Hon. r. Var Swearirgen, this
cause is referred 10 J. D. Faym Mas
Ter Commissioner Of this Court, who up
on due notice TO the parties interested
shall state and settle the account OF com
plainanl with the estate Of the defendant
George Weise, requiring and filing all
proper vouchers and evidences pertaining
thereto, and that said Commissioner as
certain any and all other matters and facts
necessary for final decree as to the mat
tiers in The oil named, including anything
by himself deemed pertinent or required
by any Of the parties.
Given under my hand, at Chambers in
vacation. this 9Th day OF February. 1868.
F.. b. HALL, Judge 10Th Circuit
A Copy-Teste.
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
Nem 1ork Column.
THE CHURCH UNION.
1.-The Freesl Organ of Thought in the
World"


The largest religious paper in the World, aver
aging nine columns of reading matter each
week more than any other competitor.
II aims TO lead public opinion upon all subjects
and TO represent or echo the sentiments of no par
~ or sect. Edited by seven editors, from seven
different denominations, whose names are not
even known to each other.
Terms, per year, $3.50
Terms to Agents, for each subscriber 100
PREMIUMS.
A Sewing Machine, worth $500, for 25 sub
scribers, and s62,5O. Agents may choose their
machines.
Webster's Dictionary, for sos, 90 and 10 names
"Ecce Ecclesia," for names
A Gold Watch, American Watch Co., worth
Sl25 for SIS names. Silver Watch for % names.
Silver Watch for Is names.
Handwriting of God with Church Union $500.
The Church Union is the only paper hatpub-
fishes Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons, which
it does each week, publishing the morning or
evening Sermon of the Sunday preceding.
Send for specimen copy, enclosing 10 cents.
Address,
CHARLES ALBERTSON,
Publisher,
9 Beekman Street, New York City.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce luxuriant
growth Of hair upon a bald head or beardless
face, also recipe for the removal OF Plmples,
Blolches, Eruptions, etc, on the skin, leaving
the same soft, clear, and beautiful can be Oh
tanned without charge by addressing
THOS. T. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST,
SOB Broadway. New York.
September %, 1867. tmay2565
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
Shepherdstown Market,
Corrected rsskIy by d. S. Rsnieh.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-Howard street super $3.50
q 1000, Howard street extra slO,75 H.
90, Howard street high grades sll'5O a
HIS, Howard street family Sl2,50 IL.
Market dull; prime 10! OF
900 bushels sold at $40; prices are
nominolly unchanged.
CORN.-Whi,s sold a, $l,ls; mixed
al sI,l7 and yellow at Sl,l7 LIS.
OATS.-Common IS cts. prime 50 C.
No Rye offered.
GOLD.-ln New York l4l, and in
Baltimore l4l5.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
THIRD
II Tract Of .dbom
ll2 to ia Acres

&sA situate about mil Northwest Of
m.m Shepherdslown This Tract is
unequaIed, it is all that can be de-
sired by any one wishing small farm.
The land is of the very bes, quality OF
Limestone, and in high state Of cullva-
ton, a fine bold stream running through
it. The Meadow Land on this tract is Of
a very superior qual'y-lhe fields are
very convenient, and a sufficiency Of
TIMBER. The Improvements on this
tract consist of a Large Stone
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
W. A. CHAPLlNE. cIrik.
C.mmi,,ioner', Offer.

Csmmi,sioner's Offer. !
Shsphcrdiiown. February IS. 1868.
Noucs is hereby given th, on Mcrd''
the 0Ih dsy of March. 1868. m 0 o'clock
A NJ. at ny Office 10 Shrphefd,,ewn. ]
will proceed to s1scals The above decree.
on which Day it is important that oil per
sons interested should be IN siirDJ.pee.
&. T.. STUBBS. Commioionsr
Feb. Is. 1868. Prs fes SO -
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Commissioners Notice.
s lby's Admini'lrstu,

), lbs $ AdmlnlslfatU,
vs..
John Criler, ct al.
That th~ cause BIZ recomnnled I, Cum
missioner T.. T.. Stubb.. Who ,hall give
nolice by publication for fjvr weeks IN
somt convenient newspaper Of the une
and place OF executing this decree. which
shall be equivalent Ia personal service up.
on Ill parties interested ~ the qns'iI"n
submi tod 10 Lin and that he ascertain and
repori specially who are ensSled TO lbs
proceeds Of the sale herein rnn6rms'. and
any other matter by him deemed psr,i.
nsnt or required By any ri the p.rte'.
Tese. .ue
~ 4. I'D OF ~ 4 LI.-L
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Commissioners Notice.
Martin II Miller.

THUMBS IIsIsry's Adm'r v r. e q
On confederation wbSreol II !, sdjnsged.
- ordered snd dscrssd. tbst this csuts
be referred 10 Mater Comnis'jonei 81
lhi. Court with insTOc6ncs 10 STATE sod
settle IEe accounts Of John T.. ,Schlsy.
Admir-. Of Thomas Hs,sey. ore't. 10 sud.
it al outstanding debts Of The ssjd 'fboss-
He.sey, their ssie. &c. 30 take On &c.
couai Of The resl estate Of which tie ssid
Hes.ey died ,sised. he value. sf,l ANIMAL
rsnt,I. together uith ell other matters
deemed pertinent By hinsdf or ubich
any. Of the parties may rs9o,re 10 h.,c
slated and make return Of bis proceeding.
to Ills Court. Doe puslIcSiion OF notice
81 lsking Of this account .roLtin0rd four
successive weeks in sny con,e nieni ne vs.
paper shall be equivalent 10 personal ar-
vice IT notes upon he psrliss sr spy, of
OF ttem. Tssre. 81 ..ra s-.f.
w. A. CHlPLTNE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
ERRORS OE YOUTH.

AG. nlleman who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, Tor the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which be was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers eX-
perience, can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN.
~ Cedar Street, New York
May 25, 1867. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29

WE would call The attention OF The La
" dies to the fact tina, We have The lar
ees, stock of Dress and Cloak Buttons
ever offered in this msr6ei. We also
have on hand and are constantly receiving
all the latest styles Of Millinery Goods,
which We offer silow figures.
Bov9 Richard 8. ,Helshans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
WILLOUGHBY N. LEMEN.
February Is, 1868. II
H A r D w A r E

THE frequent additions TO my Stock Of Hard
l. ware renders livery complete. The American
Hardware we offer, being purchased Of Manu-
facturefs, or their Agents, enables dealers TO
supply themselves at prices as low as the same
class Of goods can oe purchased in Baltimore.
Persons in want of Beilders Hardware, Cabi-
net and Undertakers Hardware, Mechanics
Tools, SaddIery, Nails, Bar aud Plow Iron, Cast
and Blister Steel, Iron Cistcrn Pumps, &C., sc. ,
can be supplied at
W. y. RIDDLES,
Granthan Hall Building.
Martinsburg, West Va, Feb Is, 1868. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
Feb. Is, 1868. Prs fee So. Az
UNITED STATES
Internal Revenue Notice.

L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Assn Assessors OFFICE, Cd Dist ". Va.
ShePherdstown. Jan. |, 1868.
NJ Administrators and Executors Of Estates
and Executors of Wills, in the county OF JEFF
ferson are hereby notified to report 10 me on or
before the 30th Of March, 1865, the value Of
the estates in their hands or yet 10 be received,
including Real Estate, Personal Property,
bonds, mortgages, securities, etc, together
with the amount of debts against said estates,
the nember of heirs and the date Of the death OF
the decedents, administrators, etc, of Estates
in Litigation or subject to the decree of any
Court, are also notified TO eport the same.
Administrators and executors falling to OBJ
serve the requirements Of this Notice are not-
fed that an assessment will be made Upon the
best information that can be obtained and re-
turned 10 the Collector for immediate collec-
tion. W. l.. HERRlNGTON,
Asst Assn Int Revenue,
18th Div. 2nd Dist. w. Va.
Januscy is, 1865. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
ENGINES. ENGINES.

BERKELEY s JEFFERSON COUNTIES.
IITE. the undersigned, have this day witnessed
w the operation of steam engine purchased
from NJ. j. Leese & Co.. of Parkersburg, West
Va. now attached TO threshng machine, and
find it TO perform WELL and gives satisfaction;
and certify that the power it gives to said ma
chine is much more regular and Of better speed
than horse, power, and is, in cur opinion, perfect
" reliable and safe, and will thresh double as
much as horsepower.
Given under osr hands this 18th day Of Feb
rrary, 1868.
GEORGE W. WOLF, purchaser, JEFFERSON Co.
,vo p KgARFoIr, LEVI u. KEARFoTT,
,vu r McoUuKIS, JONATHAN MILLER,
, WILLIAMSON GEO. W. MILLER,
,nIsAEE JOHN FREEZE.
February %, 1868.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
FIRST:
Il L r fl C. T o T
l9l ACRES
MANSION House

containing nine rooms-in the Main build
ing, with Wing building, Kitchen, Dr.
ming room and Rooms overhead; Smoke
house, lce.house, Corn Crib, Carriage.
house, Stables, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
MANSION HOUSE

with all necessary Out-buijings, and one
of the best and largest S w + Il F. R
BARNS in The County, with an OR
CHARD Of Choice Frui. and every con-
yenience that can be desired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29

Special Notice to Everybody.
THINKING the Cash system the most
l beneficial TO buyer and seller, all or
gers for Drugs. Medicines, &C., must be
accompanied by the Cash, otherwise they
will mol be filled. No partialily shown
10 customers-all dealt with alike.
Feb 90 HENRY NJ. BILLINGS.
DLEACHEO Cottons, Unblssched do.
. Cslcoss. Denims, Cambrics, &c.
feb 30 Il. II. Boteler. Jr.
OEST Lynchburs Chewing Tobacco.
. feb % Il. r.. Boteler, Jr.
DRIED Peaches and Lard, for sale by
y feb 30 a. b. BOteler, Jr.
british Lustre at the
. feb 20 Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.

Commissioner Office, !
Shepherds,own. February IL, 1868. )
Notice is hereby given that on Monday
the 9Th OF March. 1868, al my office IN
Shepherdsow will proceed TO execute
the above decree. on which day il is i'm
poriant that all parties interested should
be in attendance.
JAMES D. FAYMAN.
Commissioner.
Feb. Is, 1868. Prs fee So. Az
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-02-29
DWELLING HOUSE,
ORCHARDS

in the County This Farm is in high
state of cultivation, and an abundance Of
CHOICE TIMBER on the same.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
MUSIC

There will be another extra performance
Tonight at the Central Park Garden by NlrThomass TWO
orehestras aud the garden viii be Illuminated
The aggregate attendance at the great Han
del Festival in London -four performances. including the
general rehearsaD s246j. In 1865 tho number OF ad
missions was about OOO IN 1862 the year of the inter
national Exhibition. 1t was 6IOG III ls'' SVVG anu Iu
1851 $1,000.
Mr.. Howard Glover intends to give a curious
entertainment at Nbo's next saturday aIterHoon S1u
si.tinv of AN operetta Of his own, entitled once 100
Ofien," and an arrangement OF BceuONens Pastoral
symphony with ballet and pautomlmc Illustrations dc
signed by Costa
The Grand Duchess, Schneider mas % %illaae
bor trst onpcarnnce m London, and gwen Ohenbachs
anrybtly opera a success there Of which it was by no
means assured before HE DIiy Nccs says that she
had Inc GOOD taste pruue down few OF those Partisan
eNrayagances which frst helped 10 bring her ana the
ou' IN INTO ponuarly. Much 20 the evident disappont
Ient of many French and English people among the a
dieurc she avoided the celebrated eGcdi dance at tle
clos, nt re second act aud was less demOnstmtYe than
u.u, I'M many oi tine In which she makes violent
love 10 The stupid soldier, Fritz
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
0EMOCRATIC CONVENTION
-..,uusd from First Page.


5S for me to offer my resolution on as LheTg re re.ou
ta taei on resolution pending. oieT atter. ett
Rna snbstitute for the whole lhatleI' - l..ed I'm
tiOn 40 sts candidates the Presidency may S cinlss
Bo bat that balotng be had until tne p'A''o'" " fF
a5oPsd Neyada)-It is not my desire TO occupy tne
MI % tbis Convention, but desire % tlat e . i,, ~
to aared shall prevail desire lHaS Ine :. ha
now OH mon this floor regard TO candldaIes may Do
delegates upO nd mat too without interruption from
lec0 hn are outside. trust that the oe! 20 tbi
those 10 preserve order upon the HOor VI liis
may nlyoDtion as II is quite unpleasant 10 near su0n o'o
Con NonnT,sion or expression of appreciation.
ana oVs oVmptXEs XVI moved the previous 9utsuOh. 49,,
M. uestjon not being seconded the Nole was ttkon
luz l EMBODIMENT Of Mr.. Hammond, ana inc question:
Sccided in the negae. an + rsso1rtion NJ the delegate
from MissOul % lid shall be Obliged TO call for
nv p ~ tbaf resolution. the latter clause OF the
o'ntion has already been decided three times Ill SUI
cessiOn. - rrSo contle,nop from PENNSYLVANIA
lug 5. ~ 3iysiop of the question upon the grouhO ndt
e'l' rosoution contains two distinct propositions Inc
1-st part OF the resolution is; , , ,..., a. ,o,io.
I'D the second point: ,.,.. g.. .ioo,.5u -
ply no slns bad until The platform Of principles Is alopeu
~, gIer prupoSts now 20 vote upon the hrst Dldnch
FL 1H1icb vote will be taken upon the latter propO
alton. -, r,-..t5o,4 r,ru$,ritbdrow my
so't for division . ~, oi.,o-, .,
The aneston REQUIRED on the resolution of Mt Bigler
Il was adopted, and the Convention TOOK snort ItCess
refore the Ave minutes had elapsed, JAMES POWDER VI
TeIaware moved that the Convention do now adJOufn
1e vote was taken by states with the following result
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
NERRAsK 4.
cAIIrnRNIA NEMs srMMARY.

SAN FRANOsCo, July 6.-An awful calamity
occurred ou the evening of the 9Th of July by The giving
y ~ Inc drwbridgs az the fortyb0at landing on the
oakland side Of the bay About sixty persons were pre-
c.pt4ted into the water Ten bodies have been recoy-
erd IL a. Impossible 20 ascertain the number drowned
The Fourth was generally celebrated throughout Can
f1ruia Nevada. aud oregon. ~ - - j.,
s cts the result 0f i5 days scOut against the Indians
and guides Parties 81 lndiaR were asj, ~
f.rut localities but fcd 40 the approach of the TROOP
i. p,r Trains suffered severely. quantity oi ration.
vu. lost Tie commander recommends the opening ol
roads through the Indian country TO enable ho 'Ioopa W
track the savage. moro readily.
idaho adylcs % June ~ reported that Cen CROOK was
recently defeated by The Indians ana compelled 10 send
a. tt r teams 10 take lu the dead Tho Indians were
,e iuftintI Con. Crook attacked them Win Two com
paulc- OF infantry with the above result Although INC
fepnrt comes direct 30 is not fully credited.
Tho los. by fire ~ Idaho CIfy was $4,000
Idaho papers complain that when oihgeTs nave oeeu
Ir rpo',e0 in command understand Indian warfare
tlry arr Invariably renewed. ,
The steamship Montana, for Panama sailed To-Day q" IN
s,5t0o1 ln treasure siCOoO OF which Is for NewfoIk
Marx Twain is passenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
AN INDIAN TREATY.

FORT BEiDGER, July Ga treaty was con
cludcd tie an with the Eastern shosiones ana
Bauuocks. The Government WAS represented by bth
Augur The treaty supuatcs that she country drained
hy Mud RIVER and its tributaries from Mud River Noun
tdins ou the southern boundary, 10 Little owl Creek
north II given 10 the ShoshOues Tor permanent reserya
ton. ile Bannocks Will have reservation on snake
Comas Creek The exact boundaries are not YET de
termned An agent Is 10 be furnished Wlth
farmer physician, blacksmith, carpenter mlher anu ei
gueer with suitable shops aud residences Tor edch anu
mission building, saw min. with tho necessary agtlcu
tural implements and seeds are 10 be furnished fo le
reut both tribes are be under tho supervision OF an
agent who uuul reservations are permanently oCu
ped WILL as heretofore have his residence Az fort
BridQer These Indians have for years liVed under
fnrncr treaty and faithfully compiled with its supula
tions They seemed pleased with the conference ana
willingly asscnCd 10 the treaty.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
MED

BoERUM-on Sunday July Mrs hue Roerun sgea 6l
The Is's. o% De e9d ,,s '9e eas. @ So m os ..
Tuesday, Th lust, without further notice
COOK-n NewYok July G. Mary Vdsw Of the late Joseph Cook
Funeral from residence Audubon Park Tuesday the T'a
cAMMASN-ou Sunday July J. LOrad CSmmann the 18th
Tie funeral win take place this TUESDAY afternoon from Trinity
Chapel West reenfnhs AZ = o'clock Tia Trends Of ne '"'
CHANpLBR-on Ju 1905 assf lingering Hines" LA'' vile o.
The S0fT & m take place on Wednesday July at ooek from
se residence No. SO West FortyseyenthsL The ieS ana rea
es respectfully invited to attend her neTaL lies remains vi"
Utica aud EeE-Iayen papers please copy.
DByoYoa John & D,sy I H. in @ 3 S o 'ts f ss,ss 5 ssi
Presbyterian Church THE Rev r. NJ Dagsoal rS EesPrey IA
oeoes at bis late residence NO IS NootgOmery't
LEADBEATBRAtS Francisco Cal, April Ei~ H. Leidbe'''
Re's, S ard friend, the family rsa isyteS to attend The
- Brooklyu on "Wednesday 9Th inst at 10 o'clock m
Paeasses II tie Sfiry{iF odl H., .
The funa services vii 9f & IeL A. train caves al a. 10 IOa
Of Liberty n II q % Sa'a pl1s % tram e oa PsneI to convey
trends to Greenwood Cemetery.
oLlvER-on Sunday Susan Ms younge'' daughter "
John Elizabeth Oliver aged ye4rs sga noa, her funeral
on esaS the h inst clock from ibe residence VI her PaFea''
No. lgs Praukllst
RoDGRRs-Suileny in philadelphia on Mosty ro,a5s % & wy s
james b. Rodgers eldest OF james Rodgers Of tbs y ID As ~
year ofhis age.
sI,rrov-rn Brooklyn. on 9Th inst, Joshua b Sutton.
w ,tRTRouIr Brookgu on Monday 9Th inst Isaac y.s
Amargb son Of wm r. Van Ambursa 'he I0'a year o.
bis 49,. ..-....f.fy i,r,sA to attend
The relatives friends Of the family are geeia WV
b. funeral from bis late residence No " OTAnseS u "-''
8th inst, at2 O'Clock, p IN -, -
wARIYG-Oa Sunday July s. Capt saml Wsns the '" '''
The iarsrsi services VII BE be At bis late Tree no. % no , ar.
h, WEDNESDAY afternoon, at 0c0es. iHe u''Nu'' ~ ~f
wo9DA, , rio.a JOY Tao'o!: WOOD !h: Ssh year .
bis :. d, -.
Hook and Ladder Go. No. L. respectfully invited 10 4e W.
naa iom t residence Of bis blef sam NoVei ol "eu"e''r
July g. al , o'clock p m. - - rr.f &c. ~
WARDLFA Hudson E. Julv4 1853 Of disease Of the heart Ann
Eliza wife Of the Rev j. X Warile, NJ D., aged % years
WORTH-Juy 5th Lizzie Davis infant daughter o. 'onA lie s'u
E1er, service. al the residence her parents No 1877 Chniont
Brooklyn this day At p.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
ppEs1nENr1AL CoRREsPONDENCE.

The following correspondence may have some influence
op the delegates 10 tie Convention Whether 1t VIII pro
cre the nomination for Andrew johnson remains TO be
Tn be Hon ANDREW JOHNSON .. ~, -,
n Te undersigned citizens OF the city OF New OfH,
having observed with satisfaction your OF
The hI9best executive Office OF the nation, ana DeeVhg
mat ire patriotis fidelity 70 the Constitution ana rear
iessness Which have hitherto marked the performance OF
yOur official duties the highest guarantees ~ Wei h
The essential qualifications for the eihcient anu Il
discharge of a public Office for the pubic gooh, 40 re-
snectfliiy ask whether II deemed dcslfhDe IoI lne
prcseryatiou and unity OF the conservative interests o,
mis- country you Will allow your name 20 De pescou
the Democratic Convention as i,h ~ III iI 10
of President Of the United States Yours WIN sh Te
spect r. W CoGGILl, w GTRARD ir
JAMES GALLATIN, j. w ptLrAhn, Jip
THOMAS MORRELI, HENlif DiINNLll,
RoBERT ii. BERDELL, FRANCIS skiDDf,
n. A. BALDwfN, EMIL SACEH'
City Of Netc- York, June q, 1868.
ANDREW JOHNsOS's REILLY , go.
GENTLEMEN: TO your friendly inquiry whether. III
deemed desirable for the preservation ana nny oi e
congcryatiye interests of the country Wouu PeImt
INV name 10 be presented 10 the Democratic oohNehuo
as candidate for the Office OF President OF the Cncu
states 1 would respectfully reply that am hot amlous
of further seryice-I may say, indeed OI iuItheI
that elevated and Responsible ~
call so general and uuequivOcal that ~ Wouiu DO an
indorsemeut the people OF my endeaFois 70 o
Costton and the reserved rights OF the HVeLal co-
mOnweahs composing what was once, III Ihct tho fcu
era Union or such approval In the present temper VI
parties can perhaps have 40 reasonaDe ehPocltioD'
All history proves that men who lh s p,saS IT,
oppose for any reason the cherished schees peEsca
factions 10 acquire power, usually hnd more
aasailants than omen and earnest defenders ence h
resstinR measures which, although sustaneo ny Non
New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
:.l ls s.s. As ss..g. ..ss a.. rs gs senns. ss

sales iOe bales the offerings and very HIGHT hdEuss
gURc Reeepb, zb bales - =.
81 8f for No aud 81 IS for No Oats Advancing sales a
tic for Corn active sidsse Recspts-So bGs
Flour 600 bush Wheat 900 bush Corn ship
nentS-4Oo bbA Flour, $500 bush Wheat 5000 bssh.
bufh. Corn -
CHoAGo. July 6Pour quiet 90 0asl for Spring Brtras
No 81 77dSl IA Corn 6me and advanced De- sales No
at 80 a89ie No Rejected Data "a,
a9ced 0e sales 66id67e Rye active sales OF No.
PORK S2 49, Lard lsial5c Mess Beef l6tdie The Cattle
et neess and prices nominal Live Hos hnn at 90 Se 30
daring toe y hous-26O bb O0J bush Wheat 1856 <
bush Corn O) bush $40 Live Hogs Shpmebts65oo bb.
Flour Io bush Wheat 6lOoo bash COrn Ga O0O bush Osts 6os
SAN FRASosco July 6-Pou quiet Rrtrs 50 saperan 90
Wheat a@ at $aa$2 10 or New aud 80 Is r Old Legal Tenders
drSoNsAr July 6Pour dali: Fancy ssasio 80 Wheat daI.
held sra l 10 for No. aud above he views o buyet
Corn steady at s58t e7G shee 6mef; demaBied
higher Middng held 3ld3c Po-Sses At ssT S.
but held 28 ct the close Bulk Meats asneedi la3Ie
for Shoulders and Sides market ira Bacon buoyant l2c os
Shouders l5lG6ie for Sides Lard bnoysnt demand light
Gom. 40 buying aud ~ selling. Exchange dull "A
July 6-COtt0n-Ssles 500 btes Minf.
3ic Receipts 10 bales Exports laS bales
LOUISVILLE Jay 6Tobscco heavy; sales So hhis s63S2
Al8 LUIS Medium and fir Provisions 6aef; Mess
Pork. S2T Bulk Mea-Sbouder, llidllN Clear Rib -
l6lc Clear Sides lCic Lard l6ia6c for eces aud s
ke Rye 81 150f 90 Oats dull at 15dlS Ia bulk
Corn SOde3 Cor Bar and Sheed 10 bulk Wheat I'll sSGs %.
CH.a July e-coon sr; sales 1856 bales Mddlns
3laJlIc Receipts, 50 bales
HEw-oA'LEASs July Scotoa ermer hSdl9g Ole saiss 81
bales rec2 ~ bales Gold i39ld0I Sterling Rchange lS9dlss
& SIT @ E5ShPse % Ps, cent gIsaqn teSr a%es SO 20
Bacon sag shoulders. olc Clear Sides l7Ie Lard droopaEi
wlssGTos n c. Jay s-sps Turpsntns quiet Tar dali ~
90 80. CosSu-Middiss, 9Oc.