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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
COURT CAIFNDARs-Tms DAY.

COURT CALENDARS-THTs DAY.
suPRKRE by CAKDOo Court opens at
10 q. m. Call Of calendar, u N
g. ,HayemeyeT &c, tgt Tanrsun al
SUPERIOR CoUKI-TRIAL TERN
calendar will be made fo october Notes Of mas.
be fled BY August lsL
SUPERIOR CouRT-CHANBERs
Motions win be heard at II m.
COMkOg PLEAs-CHANBERs. 49,
No Court VII be held Saturday. Motions noticed T That day wi"
be heard Monday.
MARINE CoURT-TKAL TERx-Hsa by GRoss HOn'Juy Causes
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OFTTCE of fLe NEWBORN CITY CENTRAL

OFFICE of the NEW YORK CITY CENTRAL
Instantaneous RAILWAY CONPANY-NOTICB--r Boani
Of Directors NLw-loRk CITY GENITAL uNDhkdkooSu
tscptor 10 tho Capital Stock said Corporation AZ the ONCE Of
Brown brothers No 80 Wast the City Of Ne~lorG on
TUESDAY tie 4h and lat said books VIII remain
open Tor least L days thereafter that tho who desire subscribe
m sd oek the opportunity and IA the event os
larger amount being subscribed than the capital stock Of SAD
ba snch subscribers shall BE- entitled pro number OF shares
aid stock as near may be- and proportion to 'he sAouh 80 SUP
shed Each subscriber shall At the time Of sd0os Pp " ~
Treasurer CENT OF the value OF esen snae ~ SUI
''Del " WA '1' ~ w w D. OGDEN, PrsIieat
l. Van
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE hARKET-JrIv 20
Beovcs demand adTuee sales LOO bead, az lc TOT ex
a Pe-rsyrna Western 0ia9 for ir TO good Do ana
6ac n cross common sheep IN fair demands sales 90 head
Sic gross. demand at full pecs sales SOW Al
Sl30 pli T. cNL net
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nor SALE-ST. LOUIS and IRON NOUN.
TAIN RAILROAD FIRST MoKISAGE BoHPs ShS y Man r
spent the property mortgage, only
The road nearly Sto The entire proceeds
% 90 mo the extension destined to be Of tue best roads Ia
he cutT well and bAae throughout several bridges
Win ,,op nrs Price 8 This includes eve moats inter
sst H. g. MARQUASD, Vier-presient, No 4 W dlsL
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= MINT TAX TTtRp-AvESuE SAVINGS BAsK,)
CORNER THRD-AyK. TwESTYSiXTKsT J
NKw-YoRK June IS 1875.
DTvIDESnA semi annual dividend at the rate Of SIX PkRBNr
per AMMAN free all sums frem 81 S9
vii lo paid on and after The third MONDAY 10 July.
Deposits % before Jy 90 Will daSnterest from the II
Bank opeu dat Hem IL m. 20 aud MONDAY, HEDhES
DAY. and SATURDAY EVENINGS. from 8 % o'cIeck- .
b. BBBNs, Secretary SPENCER n SkkEN, fresiden'
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. Dec. 80.
CorToN--Active, and &c better; sales $50
Da les. at 26e for middling uplands.
FLoUR-ReC eipEs, 45l0 barrels and 1855
bags; dull and declining sales Of 3, 300 bar
rels at S5 s5@6 Is for superfine State and
western: % SO07 % for extra State; So 90
al 80 for extra Western s. s0easlO for white
wheat extra; SO S599 50 for Round Hoop
Ohio; " o09S 50 tor extra st. LOUIS; so %
and heavy. California nominal, at s5 3 "a
~ % for old do, and 81 75GII so FAR new
Rye Hour dull; sales Of l75 barrels at s. 90
CORN MEAL-In moderate request: sales
3OO barrels; white Western "a ., aud $50
barrels Of Brandywine at s. so. -
WHISKY n Nominal, at 9Sc for free. ff,
WHEAT No receipts; dull; sales o. % nO0
bushels of straight No. Spring at 81 go
RYE-DuIi 3
BARLEY-Dun and heavy. sales q 500
bushes Canada West in retail lots at 81 20.
CORN = Receipts l9,395 bushels: heavy
ana lc lower; sales $1,000 bushels at g2dgfc
LOT new western 95g95c for small lots OF
extra choice DO; 81 0z0gI 10 for old do In
store and ahoat; @9sSc for new Western
oars Receipts eOl busbels. anu ona
lower; sales 1850 bushels Western al 1915
check to-day, and nomfnalIy 7SJSc afioat
WOOL = quiet and firm: sales 10000
pounds at 4og5 &C for dom sstic fleece. 285a
33c for unwasned; 4DQ5Uc for pu.led 56e
Tor domestic. -
LEATHER-HemIoclS sole steady at 2sIzea
ZzS12c Tor Buenos Ayres anu Rio Grande
light q middle weights.
RICE-QuieL.
ntiSsta sstgEfE-9uiet; sales $50 bags Rio on
sgGAR.,Quiet; sales COO boxes rravana
at IL l14@llsa,. ma
MoLAsSES- Dull.
PETROLEUM : Quiet, at I71% "a I7s<c for
crude, and 3lc for refined bonded -
l4INsEED OIL-Quiet, at CSC IA 81 on
HoPS-9utet and uuchanged.
GOAL orelgn quiet at 30c for NFxycasfIe
Gas, ahd l4c Tor Liverpool t5as. Domestic
@ a@uli SAFES Dy auction of 5000 tons Scran-
ton, at ~ 37tg4 75 for lamp 81 6O94 N for
steam BOAT, "A O2994 80 for CRATE, 81 6la4 ser
Tor egg 81 GA 80 for stone and ~ ftyf8
a 6112 Ior. chestnut, showing a large de-
cline In all {. inds
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quiet. at 45a45ISc
FORK FlrIn anu quiet; sales $50 barrels
at ~ UOG29 50 for new mess S2} so for aid
for prime mess. =
BEEF-Steady; sales l3 barrels at So 90 "A
Sl0 % for new plain mess, SI4 O0al9 So for.
new extra mess Tierce beer steady. sales
1iO llercps at 81 00Q30 90 for prime mess
anu $50 O0g5o 10 for India mess. Beef hams
nrln; sales 100 barre = at $50 coast 90.
CUT mEATS-Firm; sales IiD Dackaqes At
lOt29lic for shoulders, and I4Mf6c for hams
MlddieS quiet; sales 170 boxes at I3L.e for
Cum oerland cut, l41&c for short ribbed
and l43s9I5c foe long clear.
LARD -F1rmer; sales 760 tierces at l6LIm
IIt4e Tor Steam-rendeFed, and l714@I71Sc for
kettle-rendered: also, 80 tterceS steam
March. at 173S9I71Sc
BUrTER-Steady, at 25sa40c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Ftrm, at l4gl9e for common to
prime.
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer, at IIs<@I21Ic for
western, and l215c for city.
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Chicago MarkeI.


By Telegras' II CHICAGO. Dec. 30.
EXCHANGE Eastern quiet at par selling.
and 5th@1z Off buying.
FLoUR-C9utet aud steady at IS 65d7 I2lZ
Tor low grade 10 good Spring extras. -.r
WHEAT-Mederately active; No. L Spring
sold at 81 I911gI % in the linois Central,
and az q 2zgl Pa in the North Western
Elevators; early sales of No. Spring
market weak ened, and 81 IIs< was ali that
cOuid be obtained; toward the close, how
ever. ~ IL was paid, at which figure the
market closed; sales or No. since
Change at 81 IL
CoRN-Dnil and 2921Sc lower; sales at so
(u53e for new shelled 54a55c for NO. q kiln
dried. ana soc fer new shelled, sellers jan
ualy; at the close new shelIed was duh
at 5J1a5O1zc; old corn Iifeless; nothing DO
Ing IN corn this afternoon. m.-ts rssf
OATs-Dull and weak aud prices suffered
a decline OF 1491ze per. .bushel the demand
was altogether TO fill shorts at 4549461zc; /;
chiefly at 46c: closing weak at 48e; sales at
45lae- sellers January, after the 5Lh. f,. r..
RYE-Da1l and easy at 81 I2aI I31$ for
No. !, and 81 l01z@1 III for No 2; closing al
most nominal ut 81 1919 for No. l..
BARLEY-Dull and dropping; No. sold
81 56 cash.
HIGHWISEs Quiet at CSC for free.
PRovIsIoNS Primer: Mess Pork. strong.
sales at s26 OO, cash; S26 50g27 90. seller jan
uary and February 81 SO, seller February
ana March, and at S2S %, seller and buyer
Fepruary; closing with free buyers at 827,
cash. Lard fairly active and nrm at 1870
llc, ca h, and l65zc, setter January, after
the 9th closing with buyers 1870 for pres
ent deIfVefy. hort rio mIddIes l3c, loose,
aud rough sides l21zc, loose; dry salted
Dc, De, iIes l5349 i31sc, packed; and short clear
mlddleS l4c, loose. Mess Beef SO 90.
DRESSED HoGs-Active at i5G1Oc higher
prices ranging at $40 509ll 90; closing al
el0 9og1 o., dividing on 20O pounds.
I'VE hoGs-Moderately active; sales at
vs. 2599 30 for common To choice.
BEEF CATTLE Dull at So 35g5 90 for COM
mon 10 ia1r cows and ight steers. a. .
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CHICAGO, Dee. 30-Yesterday noon
John Ryan, a German, while warming
his dinner in tin pail, fell into
tank Of boiling water at the Union
Stock Yards, and was terribly scalded
befere he could be extricated. His
injuries were not fatal.
1t has been proved in Court that
the late Mrs Augusta N. Dickens left
real and personal property worth
So, 800 An acquaintance of Charles
Dickens in this city says that Dick
ems brother fed from England with
the lately deceased woman, deserting
his wife, whom the novelist support
ed comfortably.
Archbishop Kennick, Of st. Louis,
Is visiting Bishop Duggin, of this
city, who is unwelL
During last year there were 35S
fires in this city, entailing a total loss
of S2,964, ,7S5. 1t cost $500, 900 year
to run the FIRE department Last year
the police of this city made y, 2,707 ar
rests. The property stolen amounted
to $275 900, of which $198, 106 was re-
covered. About $4,000 were levied
IN fines. The expense of the police
department is $450.000 a year.
Yesterday three stores were destroy
ed by FIRE in Laeon, Ills, and this
morning hotel, drug store and one
dwelling were also burned. Loss
heavy. but covered by Insurance.
The Illinois Canal and River Con-
vention met in Peoria this morning.
Hon. L. g. Done, of Chicago, was
elected Chairman.
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ST. LOUIS.
appropriation for the POar Of the
City.


ST. Louis, December 30. - The
county court to-day appropriated ten
thousand dollars for the poor of the
city.
The lady who was arrested last
evening in an assignation house, as is
alleged. was admitted to bail to-day
Ia $1,000, to appear before the Court
of Criminal Correction, January 9th,
TO answer the charge of adultery.
The lady denies the charge against
her, and asserts that she went to the
house in which she was arrested on
business connected with a law suit
brought by her former husband for
the possession Of her children.
In view OF an effort being made to
make Chicago a purchasing depot for
Government supplies, with the inten-
tion of shipping them by railroad to
Sioux City, and thence by stern
wheel steamers to the different Forts
on the upper Missouri River, COM
mittee appointed by the Merchants
Exchange OF this city has made re-
port to the Board of Underwriters,
comparing the losses of side wheel
and stern-wheel boats, the argument
used In favor of the above-named
movement being based upon the mum
Der of losses of stern-wheel boats
during last season between here and
Sioux City.
The committee recommend the un-
derWrlters, for the protection of the
trade and insurance business of St.
Louis. as we'll as for the protection of
Government, which never insures, to
raise the standard of stern-wheel in
spection to something equal to that of
side wheel inspection. The commit
tee show that over two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars were made by
side wheel boats in the Missouri Riv-
er last season, without the loss of a
dollar, either to Government or pri-
vate parties. while eight stern wheel
ers, together with their cargoes, were
lost.
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MOrfnn on GreeIeH.

The following is the concluding
paragraph Of Seoator MORToNs re-
ply to the letter of HORACE GREELEY.
We may publish the whole letter
when. it is received:
"The fact is. our bondholders un-
derstand perfectly well that whatever
may be the law on the question, the
bonds, or any considerable part of
them, cannot be paid in coin while
the currency remains deprecated !;
that it Is folly to talk about paying
the bonds in gold if the Government
cannot procure gold enough where
with TO redeem the greenbacks, and
that the redemption of the notes and
a return to specie payment is a neces-
sary condition precedent to the pay
ment Of the bonds in gold; and they
look much more to the return of
specie payments and the establish
ment of our finances on a solid basis,
than to the mere form of the con-
tract as to how they shall be paid.
Gold payments should begin with the
debt that Is due, which is the curren-
ey. and net by shaving bonds that will
not be due for fourteen years. The
currency lies at the foundation of the
whole financial structure, and if it be
unsOund, the whole structure above
must be insecure and dangerous.
When it becomes good, by being made
convertible into gold, the national
debt may be funded. by which one
third OF the present volume of inter-
est can be saved, and the nation will
carry the burden with an ever increaS-
ing ease. untilits faal discharge"
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WASHINGTON.
Heavy Snow St0Fm-Decisien by the
commissioner OF Internal Revenue.

WASHINGTON. December 30.-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided to allow the repacking of
stocks of tobacco now on hand IN
bulk packages into packages TO con-
form with the recent legislation by
Congress, under the supervision of
Government Inspector.
Acting Commissioner Harlan has
issued supplemental regulations in-
tended to secure correctness In the
monthly reports Of Assessors of tax
on distilled spirits.
The acting Commissioner has also
issued instructions as to the survey
of distilleries, In which 1t is stated,
In estimating the number of dry
inches to be allowed for fermentation,
that the assessor and the person
designated to aid him must be gov
erned in great measure by the depth
of the fermenting tubs. From the
best information received 1t Is be-
lieved that a fair allowance will be
from three to seven dry inches for
corn, and any mixture of corn and rye
not exceeding one-half rye to one
half corn, and from seven to seven
and a half dry inches for rye, and any
mixture of rye exceeding one-half.
The snow that fell to-day affords
good sleighing.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-A heavy
snow storm prevails here. The Com
mittee on Appropriation is still in
session, maturing a bill for the early
action of Congress.
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$40 NETARY & COMMERCIAL
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph.l C1roI

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Dec. 80.
FLOUR-Dul and unchanged.
WHEAT-Unchanged and duh.
CORN-Flrm and in fair demand at 650
&c for ear.
Rye 81 80, and in moderate demand
OATS-Dull at 59960c for NOD.
BARLEY-In nIoderate demand at 81 I0a
81 25. -
CoTToN-Higher and. more active; mid
ding 241<9241lc.
WHISKY Steady at 81
HoGS-IrreguIar; saughterers paid S100
sic 90 for i've. Dressed dulI at SO 7591 75
Receipts, 684.
PRovIsIoNs-U Unsett ed and prices nornt-
nal no demand. Mess Pork can be bought
at 81 90 Bulk Meas at IOs<, 131<AI41Sc for
shoulders, sides and clear sides. Green
Meats dull; shoulders 9Nc, and hams at
141zc.
LARD-Dull: prime kettle I71zc.
Western. n -
EGGS-At 31a32c.
OIL-Linseed firm at 81 03; holders ask
81 %. Lard oil firm at 81 459I so.
SUGAR-Is In demand; sales of 260 hhds
at l319gl4szc for the best grades.
CoFFEE-k'irmer: sales 76O bags at 22025c
GOLD AT l34H buying. 80
EXCHANGE-DulI at 1za1l-I0 discount
MoNEY-MarKet continues dull
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By TeleGraph.I ST. LOUIS, Dec. so
TOBACCo-None
COrToN-NothIngd doing. #
HEMP-NO sales.
FIoUR-Flrm, with more demands Sll-
perfine, s. 50G6 50: Y, Sc 60a7 90; Xxx. 81 IS
ass 90: xxx TO fancy, 80 25dl0 50.
WHEAT = Unchanged at 81 6O92 60 for
prime TO choice red, and 81 05a2 u for
white,
CoRN-Extremely duH at G29I96Sc for vel
low and white, and 70471c for fancy
OATs-Dull and dropping at 50 d5Te
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged; sales of
fancy MINI essola Spring a { 81 Is.
RYE-U nchanged at 81 goal 25
WHIsKY-Higher at 971<69Sc
PORK-U ncnauged at S28.
BULK MEATs-Firmer; dry saIted shouI-
ders loose, lO544uc; fully cured, lIs<c: clear
sides packed, I5c; fully cured do, I51zc- -.
BACoN-Smali sales of clear sides at I7Is. ;
no shoulders on the market.
LARD - Unchanged at TIC for choice
tiece and 1S14c for keg.
HOES STEADY at 9GI0c, Number nactsfS
20 date about I9S, co.,
CATrLE-Quiet, with light supply; the
prices range at 514961zc gross, for comnaOn
To choice.
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The Cincinnati Commercial charges
for Uuv vUlumn, u year, four thousand
oce hundred and sixty dollars.-Ohio
sSfqte Journal.
The Journal Is mistaken. The
Commercial charges 4,160 for one
column twice per week for one year
that is, one column one hundred and
four insertions. As we publish the
C5Blmefciai every day of the year, one
column for a year, three hundred and
sixty five insertions, at the same rate
would be $14, 4,600.-C Cincinnati Com
ql1ercidl H HfF fk
VIII Evansville grumblers who
complain OF charges for advertising,
please make a note of the above
statement.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 30.-The fol-
lowing from Constantinople. dated
the 29th inst, comprises the latest
news on the Eastern question:
Great preparations are making in
the arsenals on account of the threat
ened war with Greece. Transports
loaded with supplies have. been sent
to Hobart Pacha's fleet.
The new House Of Commons met
yesterday, for preliminary business.
Only the Ministers who were re-elect-
ed took the oath of office.
Wnts were issued for elections to
fill the vacant seats, after which. the
House adjourned until the 10th of
February.
Reverdy johnson, in a speech yes
terday to a depu5ation of the London
Workingmen's Society, said the natu-
ralization treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, was certain
of ratification by the u. S. Senate.
The treaty provides that a British
subject who has been naturalized shall
have the same rights to protection, on
his return to Great Britain, as ma
tive born American.
EhANCE.
PARIS, December 30.-The official
papers speak confidently of the meet
ing and success of the Conference.
SPAIN.
MADRID, December 30. For the
purpose of reducing the Budget for
the coming year, a suppression of
thirty-seven of the Captain-Generai-
ships, Governorships, and Bishop
ricks has been suggested.
Marshal Pavia, recently Governor
General Of Madrid, is dead.
MADRID, Dec. 30.-The Govern
luent will dispatch 10000 soldiers
from Cadiz to Cuba and Porto Rico,
during January. l4 .EW
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, December 30.-The FreSSe
says the Greek Government Is ready
to comply with the recent demands
made by Turkey and supported by the
Great Powers of Europe.
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new York Gold and stock Market.
By TelegrapH.l

by 1Si0grAP2.1 NEW 4ORKs Lee 30.
MONEY - The demand for money was
very active up to o'clock, ard the mark
ct continues stringent; n commission of
"a, d, and "a per cent. in addition to the
legal rate in currency. being paid on
stock, and l1s@14 on Governments.
STERLISG-9144 ass for prime bills.
GOLD-Dull and lower; the market open
ed at 134s4c, once touched. 1875, and closed
at 1343s9l3419.
higher and quite bRoy-
ant throughout the day, until late in the
afternoon, when there was slight decline
from the extreme figures. Coupons of 'sI
1I4199114s4; do. '62. 1I07z9lI0sz: do. 81, lO73S
9l0714; do. '65, lO7ssG9lO8; do. new, 1l03z0
11OzS; do. '67, l1l9lII1si do. 49, 1li@llI5S;
l0-40s, 1051I9l05s4.
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and it is impossible to distinguish
them from other negroes except by
their arms.
PASSENGERS from Arkansas River
report that the fields are white with
cotton, which the planters are unable
to pick, the hands having gone off to
join the militia.
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new YORK Dry GoOds market.

BY Ielegraph.I NEW YORK, Dec. So
DRY GaoDS market continues ex-
tremely dull, but the prices, nevertheless.
are without essential change Heavy
brown sheetlngs are in moderate request
at I54ltc for the best makes, and 141SGl5c
tor seconds. Standard prints are in limit.
ed demand at l2129lSc, WAjIe COeheco and
Merrtmac prints Uring 1870. Standard
brown drills are steady at I7cs Pepper cam
bricS i11zc. and high eOICTSs 121Sc. Amos
keag A ticks, 2SG29c; do. b, 23024c; do. c,
1s920c, and American stripes I4g15c-
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The Estate of the Late Mrs
Dickens.
CINCINNATI.
Murder and Sulc de-A Man Kills his
Wife and then nimself-TRe Cream
eyed Monster the Cause.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 30-A horrible
murder aud suicide took place in this
city this morning at 2 o'clock. VIM.
Asbach killed his wife, josephine, by
blows on the head with a haIchet and
stabbing her once in the left side with
a butcher knife. He then shot him
self through the head with an En-,
6eld rifle, the ball entering the flef5
lower jaw, and tearing away the right.
back part of the head, scattering the
brains all over the room. The deed
was done in an upper room of their
residence, and both parties were part
tally undressed. The husband had Tor
months threatened to take his wife's
life. 1t was the second marriage for
both, and they had been married four
years. Their ages were 65 aud. 81
years respectively. He was basket
maker, and she kept a confectionery
on the first floor of their residence,
at $40 Central Avenue. None but
the victims were in the house at the
time of the tragedy. The officers
heard the woman's cries and the re-
port of the gun, and broke into the
house. Death in both cases was in
Simultaneous. They had retired in
different rooms. She was jealous of
his visits to woman, the keeper of a.
saloon near by, and he was dou0ly
jealous of her. On all occasions they
also quarreled about their property,
each owning some real estate, and he
making more money BY her store than
he was by his trade. They had tenn
porarily separated a couple of times
since their marriage, and she was on
the eve of applying for divorce, He
leaves six children by his first mar
riage. The coroner is holding an In
quest. The excitement is intense.
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xorHERsi MeYHERsi MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIN0.

This valuable preparation has been used
with s1eVer Jttttga0 sa1cccas tn DiO1S0nos 81
eases.
II not only relieves the child from pain,
hut invigOrates the stomach and bOWelA
e0Trects acidity, and gives tone and energy
u the whole system. 10 VIII aihO INSTANTLY
relieve GRIPIEG N THE BOWELS and WIND
GlLIO.
we believe IL is the best and sigrest gea1-
eeU t7t the tOOTkd in ali cases or BB8cHtefW
aesd Dt0Ty'liOa t1 Children, whether nri8ln8
from feething or any other cause.
Full directions for using Will accompany
each bottle.
BE sure and call for Z" IRIS. WINSLOWf
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the JOc-sfnl-
fJe OF = CURTIS a PERKINS" On tie outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
fe24 dAy yyfm
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Sale of Unclaimed Goods.
To all G0lso1a Il may concern:
mY Office IA AERERY GIVEy

TO al 1OIto11 e Hluy c0nceTn:
-AY Office IA HEREBY GIVEw a..
II the unclaimed packages at Tn > vsrt
Gus offices OF Adams Express COzaJ ,a1V in
Southern Indiana will be sold ~ P11hitc
Auction, to the highest bidder, ia the eifv
OF Evansville, at ~the Auction t2ooTn ~
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street. OF ooSita tba
Post-Office, on the 4th day of 10 s1ob 1sao
unIt~s sno SAME shall DC CARED FOR and ali
these packages may be seen at tl1e several
Post-Ofhees, ExpT ess Omcess and other
Consigned. VIM. o. LAY Gan
deezS d2Tn Agent
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
BOSTON,.
Robbers Arresteo.

BOSTON, Dec. 30.-Augustus Perry
alias Blanchard, has been arrested in
Ogdensburg. N. Y. aud Harry Jen-
nings and Charles Stedmau in this
city. charged with robbing the bro
ker's Office of Chas g. Gooding, two
years ago, of $4,000 in gold coin. The
accused were held to answer the
charge.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
CANADA.
Destructive Fire.

MONTREAL, Dec. 30.-Much desti-
tuition exists among the poor here,
aud soup Kitchens have again been
opened.
TORONTO, Dec. 30. = Mitchell's
house furnishing establishment, on
Youngon Street, was gutted by fire
last night. The adjoining store of
Sutherland, tailor, was considerably
damaged. The loss is covered by in
snrance.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-A locomo-
tive on the New Jersey Central Rail-
road, yesterday afternoon, ran off the
track, near Spruce Run, and smashed
"a wooden house. The baggage mas
ter was severely injured. The passen-
gers escaped. None of the inhabi-
Tants of the house were injured.