davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08

Dress Yourself for a Little money.
IL you want the most fashionable suit
Of Ready. made clothing, or . fns pair Of
boots, or the latest style Of hat, just call
at the well known firm Of Q. Down = Sow,
Large lot just from the Eastern market
purchased very low at wholesale, and sold
at extremely low dsares-just the place
70 60 for nice goods W.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
ProOeedinga of 4 lFlInian Meetinp
- led at Gllns1bns Z
CoLUMDrs. AOFil III, 1868
EDiroR WEsrEaa SrAxpAnD:

CoLUMpUs, April III, 1868 l
EDiToR WEsTERs SrASDAnD:
Thinking yoa would like to hear
from the Capitolo Of onr State and
beddings therein, I have eonelud-
ed to give you a brief synopsis Of
some Of the proceedings.
On the och Of the mesent month,
Gen. John O'Neat conmander-in-
Chief Of the Fenian Brotherhood,
accompanied by Mr.. Gibbon, the
Vice President Of thoi Association,
arrived in the city the Hall of
Representatives hagihg been pre-
Vionsly gnaRted thctn for the pur.
pose 6fhoi1ing tlc meeting. At s
O'Clock, 2. NJ. the meeting was call
ed to order hy ls6n4 ID. j, Callen,
and upon whose 'moti6n, Hon. John
i.ies Iaoffet WIS called TO the Chair,
and Il. Curtis appointed Secretary.
a committ1p was then appointed to
wait up2nlgIe speakers, consisting
ofiMessrsl Rdtter, Clancey, Callen,
Walsh and Hardy. The commit
tee performed their duty, and Mr.
Callca in introducing Gen. o'Ncal,
said
Mn. CHAIRMAN: The committed
appointed by you to wait upon the
distinguished gentlemen have per
formed their duty, and now have
the honor Of Introducing to you
Gen. John O'Neal, Commander-in.
Chief Of the Irish Patriot Army, and
James Gibbon, Vice President O
the Fenian brotherhood, men who
have vowed TO right the wrongs
Of down troddon Ireland, and arc
now preparing to throw off tht
British yoke that has oppressed
them and their fathers for centur
les Determined that the "Greer
Flag" of Erin shall float in triumph
over 8 redeemed, regenerated anC
free people, when the blood-stainec
cross is trailed in the dust.
The gentlemen were enthusiastic
ally received, and were escorted t.
tie Speakers stand, where they
we're Introduced By the President
Gen. O7Yeal returned thanks foi
the splendid reception given him
and thanked the members of tn
House Of Representatives for th,
use of the Hlll. Hc then proceed
cd to state the cause Of his mission
and dwelt at great length upon tn
injustice of England's oppression
and tyranny to the people Of Ire
I land,
Mr.. Gibbon was next introduced
and spoke of the intention Of th
tnen composing tie organization
and called upon his countrymen i
America for aid in performing til
work before thems Mr.. Fimcrty
1of New York, was introdAcet
land delivered q most olC
quent appeal to his countlymen 70
assistance iuythe coming struggle.
Mr. Caliepshas Loudly called fol
and threw Ia ono Of his red hot, of
|hahl speeches which was vocifci
ousIy applaudcd.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
ton comfy:
For Negro Agalglsd Maj. for Mai, j,ag.
Suffrage. Nege0 Ne.T@ Negro
H+ SnlttT,sa EuHrp.sp kaitlfnJC
It Will be seen By ihe above

1t will be seen by the above
fignrcs thationly one town
ship-Swan-decided that
1gporant negroes should be
cnf nchised, that Intelligent
white men shonld be disfran-
ch'sHd, and that The negroes
should hold Office, sit on ju-
iics, &e-, and that negro chill
dlcn should attend schools
with white children.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
The Rugged Igsle- honest men
m AGAINST Thieves,

The Washing on Digest publishes a
long list Of names, among which nrc
Giant, Tteyens, Sumner, Wade, Sthenok,
Sherman, 5prague anil other similar lead
ing lights of "aepublieadism." whose ag /.
gregAio wealth is S734, 100000 OF
course, in this lisihe included the nOtOri-
GUS Beast Butler" wEos fortune was ac-
qnired, the Dgssh says, by ''Spoops and
Pate'p The wealth of these patriots be-
fore The invasion Of the Seuih was 81 ,027
900. II Digs then goes on to say:
They commenced the Radical war with
millions of dollars. They have run ih 2
Government into debt of two tn6 usand
six hundred millions Of dollars, aud hav e
poe ell COR tI'mselves over Roy ENEN
HUNDRED MILLION DOLlARSl which
they hide from taxation, and d,man1 pay
ment Of principal and interest in gold
from a taxed and orerbHrdene0 people
"May God in His mercy soon deliver
he people from such rulers'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
WILKESYILLE.

Well did the American and Irish
voters of Wiikcsville do;last Fall
26 majority against Know Nothing
Radicalism Let them come in
with at least 555 next Tuesday night.
Let every man in the township go
and vote to pay the bonds in green
backs and subject them to their just
share Of taxation! Never scratch or
trade. Get your Republican neigh-
Dor to vote for change
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
MADISON

Covered hcrselfall over with glory
last Fall. A majority Of 20 came
boomingin. Letthc good and faith
ful leaders double the majority next
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08

Tuesday, Watch for counterfeit
tickets; watch all the tricks Of the
wicked RAIDS. Let the hard work
ing railroad men, furnace laborers'
ore liggers, coal diggers, farmers,
and all oil ers, go and vote in hot
haste 70 change the terrible high
prices Of all they cat, drink and,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
A LiYe narno,Orat.

Ono Of the most efficient workers in In
Democratic party Of this County, is ELri,a
WnrLAcH Of vinlOn Furnace. We hove
that Democrats In all parts Of the county
will initiate his good example, and wol K
as earnestly and inislligently for tho suo.
cess Of the entire Democratic ticket. Such
men are hosts in ihemselves.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08

h~' 1IEf-tHS 'iuDyii'f9 HAVH iCiilStiluVls
al,at the immense Natian@ debt
(which have been piled up by the
ea Ead5caa party, and the Interest
must he Yaid out Of The earnings Of
the lAboring masses Official state
.s anents show that the Federal debt,
since the close of the war, has been
d increased over one h@Adred and ffty
h. 1allisns Of dollars, and tira4 ina the
last mmth it has becn Increased
y 4relre millions Of dollars in a season
.,a of profound peace, notwithstanding
the people in the last three years
nave paid S1,G0O,o00,OOO into the
national treasury. let the tax pay
ers remember that every dollar Of
"a sdhis money eamooff the earnings Of
ahe people, and that a large portion
-e1. of it should have been applied
towards paying the public dcbt, in.
stead Of being squandercd upon
1freedmen's Bureau and unconstittI-
fional and impractieable schemes Of
reconstruction. Let it he remerl-
bered, that the system of taxation
adopted by the RadicaI Congresss
more severe on the labor 'ng classes,
"A .9 the farmer, the mechanic and mer-
III chant, than upon tho rich capitalist
and the manufacturers, for every
article used to feed, clothe and sus-
tain their families are taxed to pay
Fl the interest on the public debt and
- meet the exhorbitant demands OF
the Government. Let the working
MlfJmeh remember thatitlie'only peace
fill remedy is in exchange of rulers
by the omnipotent power Of the
i people through the ballot box.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08

/
work and the campaign will be over, =
TIE Democracy Of Vlnion have fought it
W th nerve and pluck, and ability, and
victory is within their grasp. They have
made it RED HOT, and have weii de-
served the thanks and praise of The Com
miltee for. their efficient cooperation iu
every step of the great conte st. But there
IL work yet to be done, Our opponents,
knowing full well that they have no
ehlnee of success against lhe "true anl
tried" of little Vinton, are straining ev-
cry nerve TO induce certain Democrats t.
desert their eolors, and prove themselves
recreant to their party. They are using
every art and appliance to iud4ce Demo.
crate to scratch The deket, and thus prove
themselves unfaithfnl to their party, and
its standard bearers.
One word to any Democrat who has
even thought of erasiag any name which
has been place upon Ills ticket by a Con-
vcntiou Of his party, and to any one whO
has so far forgotten his duty as a mem
Der of the Democratic organ z,tiOn, as to
think of voting for any member Of the op
sposite party, and thus contributing to de-
feat the nominees of his oRa. What rea
son Can be given for such q suicidal
/ course Can any true Demccrat, Sorthy
4 of the name justify suck on acll Does he
place it upon the ground Of personal feel
ing, and that vote for or agsinst nom
inc, FOR county office, will matter little
or nothing to his party? II there be any
such, We psk him TO look at the matter il
this light. As a nepber Of tue Democrat.
lic organization he has the right and priv
/ ilege OF rerr'sentihy it in cCnveniion, Of
Ia2pearing befs,e it as candidate, or .
voting for tae man Of his ehoiee. This
4 right and priStgs belongs to himi as a
! Democrat, and only beeause he isla DEM
ocrat. THE Contention represents his pdrty
and its action rejects It's rW The men
placed in nomination are the choice Of the
convention, and Of the party, and has j
not tho right to demand the support oi
every Individual membcr!- The party
that is you and rs, and every Demo-
crOt-ploces lis banner in the hands Of
4
THE men upon he ticket, aud are we no
4 all in duty bound 10 rhl'y to their support
By scrs ching any name, or yoIint
against any candidate on the ticket, yol
declare that the WIN of your party shall
lnot govern in the selection of nominees
that you viii give your aid TO allow tn
opposite party the prestige of victory
and that If YOU or any friend should eve
be placed in nomination, democrats woul,
be justified in voting, and throwing tn
whole weight Of their influence ngains
you, and thuaagainst tie p rty you rep
resent,
So much for right and du y, ard now
j, as to the eject gpon Tie perty.tf sac i
I course. l9i m i Ql
nSayroie one or two Of the candidate
who represent Racical mis- rule and tyr
amy should by your vote AMI aid, or b.
!, your refusal to vote your entire ticket, b
elected to ofli,e, They can not, it is tru
II oorv-, AhE tba no1icu nf ihpir nnrIv hn
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08
q The following is the official
vote of the several townships
of Vinton county, for Su-
preme Judge, in1967:
The Radicals ca11ied fou

lua The Radicals ca11ied four
townships by 13l majority,
and the Democrats carried
eight town ships by 463 ma
jorify. The PEOPLE Of this
cennty voted, also, on the
question Of 9i aal.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE,
and decided that Negroes
should not vote, hold Office,
sit on jul.ics, and that negro
children should not attend
white schools with while
childreu---tlie following being
number of votes cast for and
against the BLACK qucs-
ton, which the Radical lead
ers and asistocrats in Ohio
forced upon the white men,
women, and children Of Vim
ton comfy: s..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-08

gsng aaiaie ana iihihah alei llissIii
iidadn lu b Aaiiief 10 Whihaaa aI.
atsii tin8 .iu4mlil5 iraa5d 5ii b. l.i4
is3i i9 sfoa 4isdl uoa assA d
80 l3m4lia lh5i gMmt9 lA4t t.J0ia
sisGi lBl lr iaamaliisa aa lill blyii
sIa 91t finem SO S. hiidi 9ji p
tsallf 8 oi iaa5s1a .a6d faodi
Isni3iuec 9tii tll' lieci Ha iA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
..Iu... Thursday. Ang b.

.. ,..l., Thursday. Aug. 2I, 1853.
,.... .ad very few in private
NO ''''.- .ft-, real estate market TO-DAY
Preparations ~. a., 49,. q vpsotstlous
,oOever. and "a 10 .ta"iI''',s arc 'N"' '''0
viii bo Realised. ...,c,oo of Tho In
Tho following T1.r .I' sent mo ".o -, 10Th.
.,,ector Of Bui,.I-. .l ttl'u'al ''h'o 49, cor of
tfg 20-TTu r.... ..t's o"'i"'-f Schwartz AZ
Fl3 ,oIr'h-.'; '. x' G3s not yct acted oa .,,
tnc l6-Osc u.,t ..-, Dsliue H. tHf.Isab r. plan No.
a. 2'e leel e; t az eO lot, 25NIUT Oui'''i"s
5,[lt Two s,ori,s b. IDS. sii roof -.., Tlrdave and
Aug 2l.-Oue tc.,.. O.. i.oEicuburg; architect
Louis j. Dy5. h p =, ',ur -foues PhiladeIpl" Dii'"'
sat roof two ia6e, .n ',h noos' Fleventh-ave 5Oqi
A"9' lr1 1,illr,t.: owner Dennis Do"Ins ia"
1906 not yet acted ou f O. g. Eighthave., o. feet 8
AtQ ~ q, ,t'.. Gregory Luy steti al r'ii'eO'
'I-s JisL Plan SO 20, NOT ls nlace he
aug. T4JUsIbo as Ill ID. .,utss. owner Johp noDos, @
S 5%ge -, ~ improved Aug. %. Co7l SU' ao, ~. %
I7I building balalF , sfi'' Il. .3cTs dat roof
. "a ON, s,co.,.. ass building WIN eN6nsIon.
noItn a., i,.: .ss.irct. A. Punk; plan No. b5yi
srtr,lrd Augaa, %, ts-. silJJi loI 4,AlUy' h
ft 2s1tg; cx.oIsou uol5i three stones O''A' N"'
ROOT r,, 2rws teuert., No cas- Eighhaye, between ss
KIN ard I...,-..NCul owner, Joun N5uu'
fO't,f I1Is L. ID .t; Yl9u No. go, nOtyet acted on
ana 2i-Oue ut-i- Isl 1uldug' hOIth sue VI ,y IUay
fhIri..f 8.J Irut rUtt uf ltNli-dNt.i p"h'i'
s-Ji. aI. Et,et a. l,..s; plan No Gil, approved aus
$4,000: l... % yl; building, 2515l; four stones
ana Ua,0 ueut; b-er. ...H", Eat Goul' -. "
.,, 5s ore f.t.p...r so SO CherrY-st.; owner H.
s..fsr: architect Louis Burger plan No 6i2 NOT yc'
t,,g 2sOre hu,ai.r. e. g. Of 125th-st., 275 IT. e. OF
s.I.sye owner I.t.r. Owing; plan No. CAS- Approved
aug 25; cost s5, y, 4.l0 building, IoA4E one s'Or!
ia 2s~Fwo L.lai..-, foot * S3dst. and East
River owner w. a. Nelson; architect Lo"S1u sy c6o 13 ~
wright plu So ci sgi4I'cd Aug 25; cost s@ovVF iol
7,s 5El6 mqiI.. 40 i -l.arc, and 4OXlE one building
foo stories and FeDA iuu; ono DduIAE' ONO sVly 'Nu
French root; brick; roof dat and curved
IHere aru several applications awaiting approval
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT oP SEw.YoRE."....".AUo a.

CLEARED.
si.,nsh Palmer Ha'ans liona Horey Havana W.
= CIgir Powell Wilmington \. g. Liberia MARTIN Liverpool New
Yok Drryo Bsaea Abouao Couch. ehmoud Dngo Johuson
SGr.-Fc Trade Bursey sla Francisco ladogA Wiley ST. Peters
BGe-l Olive, Turou Cork Plrol,A orders; Ia, Cutter
Ylpt Hi ,boro N. Beaa MOse sydney C. b. As~ DomH0n
pb,orsrs Frrsts Clark wl'urE'on Del Bvsne Pierce Bar
h,oe.t pako, Crane AetaUana iJohu, Fkugham Elnbhpo
Iooson Purss h. g. PenHr Mitchell Boston; Laura Pride
asse Gren,Ji, Maguo, Cse St. Johns n r. Carrie RUSSELL
BraIos; Sunbeam, Iicg0s, Belfast
ARRIVED.
RIG KUl,r.. Naeomher Cow Bar Il dtYs. coal
schr Came Heyer. Poland. Goa Bay 10 days coal
sCHO0SKts-tIyEK ANP COAsrwsN
Statesman deorgrfosu. d. U. sarah JAae virginia
Mar s. Tlbbris, Virginia Lterlan, virginia
While Dill, Beaufort, \. G. John Ferris Wilmington. " u
MISCELLANEOUS.
KET WEu Fl Aug 23--rhe brig VirynA Dare OF Baltimore
arrived here ody from ApaSA with all hands ef uh the ChAgses
fsyeL
TO MARINERS.
Since the h of JAY 1863 Light has beea sthbed Cbsrbon on
north coast Of Jaws
.erwpe Clubhouse erected Smiths Point hos month
of Potomac be sIhbed Tor the h time the e'ous
6d white light is srhbted surnoanng the
keepers dSeng Al Bs Bay gh auoa So4h CAROLINA on the
evening OF Aug. SL
DOMESTIC PORTS
UoLsEss IIoLH AuR 2Aryrd schr4 Drsgo from Rockpot Tor
Norfolk Annie T. CARL Boston for AetsuduAi John M Broona Bos
PbacpLAi kmiy Fowler Calais for Prnvduee NAona
Bangor for EewY0rk d. Davidson. Bangor for SssiorL
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyASA Aug 21hc st nhD Conba from HesYoFk, arrived
here early yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

Vi, TIRE Cape sOuthen Flour da sod n. reaar f7tde qus
EssSis ET ale, OF tS So - o an 81 s F R S q P So
Georgia ani Vlrgais asd a90S6 p iSr fra erd Paay MET
~ b5s a 9Is s Corr seai IS anshinsi, dssasi ss 70
aTs % Of 5o bb at SO r Western asa % % ht pn3dJSiae
VS.. wss Wu s,f r 80 H. bp.5 Ss qa. .. sE
s % %S,1 % y 90 e. s s: g ' q 2 % I..s 81
io No hSsstes IN s.oTs % e' for 30 MsATlee ~ 70
and oA - sSSi ssr A%bsr iaasHa 81 - % o, WHIT
B1 AID 6sre Malt dsn and nspu. CaEadA Peas arc 'sas
~ sgs 70 9, ps.: rg b s s5aae.S Tiss "a 'SsS s 'Sc ~
sad9g New oss sas Western as 3e7sie the latter ge dl'Ss4
Rye is he ssve AAa Sasr sales oH
bush Souher9 81 ~ Western Sl sos 49, the e being abos
the demaai is ia part eEpor sash ainy r the hos
s 1Ses ' s 5 e is's @ S We 1 s sfs % S s 1S a "a
at ~ p. in stores Western White at 81 a..
stppius si from ssssssOc lot, from sSc al Is
HQpsThe ss!ks Esnn' quiet At S'@e5 sg' AAsrcAA " 10
noLAssEs-Mrket Gan ssd yhQs, maea irsssh 0H oOm"ss
SAyAL Al SIoREs-Crude TGeSliGs sSi9' Ss& & 500 S
ssd S bS O' % ITi sc1,ss .sy ,, Os are moderately Sc1
sale. Of s bbla STRAINED Common At 81 e3 30 bbh strained
E Is i. demand Tor A.enean Lssees Ps. % r, s
cashs .i 81 se 81 10 % cas-. 81 ard Us 5Ss Eos. no1a.i
Ia Crude Fh Os theTe = arn fehg asi iaqu the qao
inactive Lard on remsss steady M business "a, dooe q
iO bis At i sS < toe is,;.i for csos o5sr oils ssS
PRovIsIoNs-Tber ha. been fair basnes. in Pork to-day
Lover S Sf ;S%ss4 % s ' @ % @ e '9s I S az 5 p, k @ s: :
DedsS about 80 5h Do At SO which Is an erems; s5l for C
do 90 s25 e for Prss fsstI 1 a. II & r hIts. p1s s0 u.
PO future delivery learn Of sales Beef "a oEy moderate DO
3D. b. % % t eSs eses @ bSss saS ss @ Z % & E:
so 75~s % for BIua Ness Teres Beef 9Gl aud Psss
s2 Cut steady sb moderate business; e Of sO%s.
gsgs sheais's ~ SAT- S G w. 80. Of lose Shoulder, Il Ia
dnssd and s sales 200 boxes SAo Gear a.
quote 9 Lard iry active At qnehassed Persi m S s
Grim, Stesm AID isle for Kettle Rendered We gaote:
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let
and those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro
Ierty viii fud II 20 their interest to advertise in THK
Tribune Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition 70 this advantage THE
TGBUSE viii be found not only IN NewYOrk and al is
cities and villages, but every State aud Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
% the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TR8
USE. semiWecky and Weekly comprise Individuals in
aTery profession business; consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes TIE
Tribune devotes especial attention TO the reports Of real
sate both in the city aud In every part OF the state
thus adding greatly 10 the value Of its columns ad
ycrilsing medium. Tie charges for advertising are
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE & ceuts per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per nne; sEAl
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
qrcpusaIs.


UsirsO STATE, oygcs. No n " HoUsTossr.,}
EEV.iozS, August 20, 1850
IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, \. y
F,r Toe Information 4 those ueuhg bid for s reogs ef roei'
g. Hell Is necessary state that he contract viii not
nn Ne 7Fre 90 ta~ lowest 70 aur hdtet The time wiA he
prDp0ses 10 proruug the work sell The char
mode o. y prtcahhJ eu hke
ceusislcs sutag t-r cortrict join NEWTON,
LLC0L kugarers, snd BJt MsiorGen " = A
TREAsURr DEFARuRsr oy-Ics ~ lsrzEsAL ksygsuR.|
WAsHtyOruV Aug ", 1853
PROPOSALS for SUPPLYING STAMPS for
TOBACCO SNUFF sud CiGARs1be time for receiving pro
ssss ng Tobacco aua Cr Stafsi ihdr te Adyertseuclt
Of Aa.tst -, ls. - oIIenled g. Sapieuber 20 3ss
h. a. ROLLINS. Commissioner.
TVO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.--S Sealed
b. received M e. % WEDNESDAY,. September
u b. las GRADUATION snd MASONRY of Ust poros of We
SOUTH PACFC EAtROAD .le state 81 Missouri btFceu tle
s-..t u Little Pns sal pu ar miles south v-s of ssi
er1.. 1ls b. cDulrad of By sections. according tas
p.sus Of the rhrf erEn~cr
W.s l., oseL14 1lvta, and piynerl' 80 be made monthly
g. rssh 49,.
The Conrsnr ths right % reject sd sl bids
Prom sl ANDhhW PFlRCB jr, hansginE bi
rsr tsmraHT o ~ ha NAnltsia -
Io M.ls0uu al p.rs sil be rthbci eud li'r slpu
rsl b. T. MCKISsOCK. Chief Laygect o . a. IISh vice
iut fhANNin H. hAllo. FtesdehI
ieou AuTasi "a io6a
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
RrCFpTS OF PRODUCE

ItT Vtsa|L8 hlnTOdds
p 90 bbsk Nbest b9sIo bush OA
s brsb Roe les bush nss See hush PlaIseed, 6 boA
Ponr rs hbs Corn Meal 5bt Rsfued Petroleum $40 6oa
~ p,trosun Z5D Lba Haphha 400 bblA Spirits ufPeutne ~
bbs Rsss pkgs 44 pkgs Lard, 90 pike Bu -
Ly Cheese 81 bbs ai bills WHISKY t3J bb bggs eH
ss Vol n bales rEp bales Hops go sides Leather 20 sAAA
T,b.a ltsl ok Starch
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Surt- GlarNtu's QUtic..

sTArz NEv.T0RK
PoRr WlRpENS OFFICE No. % " NiliAm-st
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, in accordance with
~ Of the Ac passed APu lS lB9i entitled 80 Acto
OF he Port Of New York 10 all
Interested In hagug Of the subject matter Of inquiry
sIAmuanon or survey that ovng gader
ton by The Pors Waens that The said examinations viii
succeeding thI Roacs bOAn SAID
vessels
Steamship OubA Jersey Wy
Ship HArpssell... n X
MlNTHOkkb TOMPklNS, PresideaL
J. Auas HRRFiSAS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
WRIST INDIA MARKETS

Hsv,SA Aug 7T1he Sugar market fat .nd somna a. Y reas
uer sobe IL Duch STANDARD BrhAHge on Joudoh Ite
per cent premium; The United states o as ght ~ currency
W qe dcouut 90 d,s sight geld tai per cent premium shon
ght n gold freghH on sugar aha
70 American pots angr though the hgus qlo0 as-e
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
DibiAtnS lquiicts.

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE CHICAGO,
IL ROCK ISLAND ANu PACIFIC RAILROAD COMfAN MI
tar he dividend july 8 1913 st t odce hsfOfk on atl
sh-r tls n of September special rm ofotst vii ie rrqed 70
rorT sth Of vhh be had ts oAso In
Rss.Yofs ". r. COOLBAtGH. lTcssarsr
CHICAGO ASB ALTOS X r. Co.,
Ciuc,u0. Aug 10 1883 :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIEEN-Io the Stock
~ lorr, " t-s CHICAGO ANp ALTON RAILROAD ooNfANf
that dividend FvE per cent es u Government at has been 10
aut Common Soek n tbs toupus pay abs
Al iAs ues tonpsrs Agents hesrs W. r. JthLP c." No
N lre,t k,slura 90 Flsr 4Ay o SEPlEMbkE uerL -
. n "a % s,s,rrsi such a. he close Of 0asresa
hours tle i0ih Irit 80, - ----, l..
The 1f,r viii bs closed the 2oh n't ind reopsned Tor
IslIsn ou gbs tse1aI Dag " Stptemher ucHt
". ST. lARKABEh. Secretary and Treasured
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
aorsts, GarriuCts, &C.


AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Brnsvaf snI Iht uul r~gIr public sa-s of hotths
CAREAGES HAKS, RUGS WHIPS. sni ever 1ihog neell "a
rtrr e. drtss ksh WEDNESDAY 80 NAIteDh
r. haa tts rrsr Bursn all alHars tui number ef
Ha.s. .at.as atrsg i h~ry - these sies
s.psJ adsrl rot The srgssI so-asn. o Rev
tsrsrf ssi great vsretr = Hire esi Avss
s,a superior Para fbisio- BY 1nsr sepAs't
EOR SALE, one pair BAY HORSES, 15t
4srls luas soli ysu asHsh ooseF Hhsca and good
BROWN HORSE slt1he Tor ds cart,
,sss o sound. ven slu.I srl f,i fIi DO hands lEh.
j. B BlDGOOb. sept sIthsve. r r.,
foHg thrlst aud NrtbaTe