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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
A Startling

It il. whispered-nay, it is more than
whispered by some of the despotic
wretches, that, come what will, the Tres-
emit infamous dynasty which has for eight
years SO terribly cursed the country,
shall be perpetuated." At the coming
November elections in the North the
people are to be overawed, browbeaten,
intimidated and otherwise prevented, by
the presence of military forces, from Civ.
ing a free expression of opinion at the
ballot boxes. Voters, do you not know
that the cabal at Washington have orr
g~anized the rsGrand Army of the Repub ?
Iic" secretly ?a-Do you know by what
means ? Success in the next political
contest of November Hpeaceably if we
can, forcibly if we must" is to be their
watchword. We hope and trust these
rumors are false. Now, there is a stern
duty devoIving upon every man who has
a vote to cast. Cost what it will, that
vote must go in. Cost what it will, every
vote must be honestly and fairly counted
If the majority of votes given declare
that the present party in power must va
cate, cost iohat 1t may, the soiW of the
majority must be respected. We beg to
remind the good citizen that he has a
duty to perform, and we beg to remind
the four millions of Democrats that liber
ty, as we have learned to our COSTS on.
ly to be preserved through enterna1 ivigr,
Hence. Do not wait till its too late to
protect your liberties. PrsDareito pro-
tect them no.o. We devoutIy hope that
not the slightest attempt is to be made
to fasten another four years political
lease of this r~ascally party upon the
country. IF the people SO will it, AMEN ;
if they do not, let right rule, cost ,ohat
1t moy.-Day-Book, i
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Sheriff.

Mr.. EDIToR :-Please announce JOHN
j. wINBIGLER, Esq. as a candidate for
nomination for Sheriff, subject to the deci-
sion Of the Democracy at their Primary
meetings to be held in J~une-nexA.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Ed. UNION Please announce the name
of WM. O. PORTER, as q candidate for
Sheriff. subject to the decision of, the. De-
mocracy at their Primary Meetings, and
.obligs .ag .
Mr.. EDITon Please announce the name
of HUGH ELLIOTT as Ica1dIdate for me
office OF Sheriff, subject to the. decision of
the Democratic Primary Meeting of May
IT, 1T MANY DEMOCRATS.
mr.. EDrToR:-Pleas announce the name
of Col. JOHN BERRY, of Jackson Town
ship, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Democracy at their Pri-
morr election in May next, and oblige
49, HIS FRIENDS.
Mr. .EDIToR:APlease %nnounc the name
of JOHN G.. BROWN, as q candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff. subject to the deci-
of the Democracy at their Primal y
meetings, and obiige % aA.ii 2se
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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The ASHLAND UNIoN.-This -ster-
ling Democratic paper has. chaDgedhands.
JIM: Lands & Bro ,sswho have made
the Union one of the best Democratic pa
pers in the State, announce in this weeks
issue, that they have sold the establish
ment to- DIR. g. w. Hill. DR.. Hill is
now reporting the proceedings of the
Ohio House Of Representatives. He has
the ability and experience to make the
.Uniois a first class, county paper: Our
good wishes attend the Lands brothers
wherever they may go.--Statesmah.%
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B FARM N FTREsIDK"

An Illustrated Agricultural and Family
Magazine for the Rural Fireside. The
HEApEsT and BEST published in tie world.
Tbs most reliable and POPULAR family maga-
kline Of the day Published monthly in large
quarto form for binding-beautifuIy iIlustra-
Melod, ons, Sewing Machines. Books, Al.
buns, and other valuable prizes are sent 10
a gents raising clubs. Agents clear from $40
to SIS per day canvassing, Besides getting q.
chance for each subscription cent I'M the
grand distribution Of prizes. amounting, to
over 5000 in greenbacks. Agents wanted
everywhere. Sample copies, with prize list
and full instructions to agents, sent by mail,
free. Address
A.D. GOODRICH SEQ, Publishers
8aH f97c 81 Nassau St, N. Y.
Fee. ~. 2m33. ida I1iw g3lsai1s}s
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New GooDs.-M B.. Parmely is
now receiving his Spring Stock of
Dry Goods, which embraces every
thing in that line. He desires to
call the attention of the ladies to his
selection of Dress Goods, Ristori
.Shawls, Muslins, DC. He has afine
lot of Cottonades, TAPESTRY, and
Ingram carpets, etc He is selling the
Alexandra Kid Gloves at 81, 25 per
pair. Give him a CALL No i. Town
Hall. See advertisement. 7
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TITO CITlZENS..'
len. Davis.

! Itisncw announced, says the New Yefk
Times, that Davis is really to be, tried at.
the coming term Of the Court to be held
ut Richmond, and that Chief Justice
Chase will go thither as soon as the i'm.
reachment trial is concluded. The pub
lie at large has ceased to be anxious, or
even curious, about it. Attention has.
been 80 ~engrossed with the trial Of An:
drew j Johnson for treason to the RepS5lis
can parig,othat no lone cares about the
trial of Davis for treason to the country.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

O1GHeNesp HANDs.-The Ahlsnduna
ION has been disposed of by thSHLANDis
Brothers 10 Dr.. 8. W. HILL, who, from
thisstime takes charge Of it. The Lam
dis Brothers made many friends while in
charge Of the 1lDaion, by their 1A~Oderasion
and common SENSE. We wish them sue
cess in whatever new undertaking they
may engage inc Outside of its politics,
we hope The Enson may be prosperous
under its new proprietor. : Mansfield
Herald, Radical
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

E Westward the course of
Empire takes its way" but McCooL
d STEVENS have taken a different
course, and removed their popular
Grocery establishment to No. 2,
Town Hall, which has been refitted,
making it one of the handsomest
rooms in the city. Mr.. McCoolh has
just returned from the settles in the
where he purchased a very
large stock of all kinds of Family
which they will sell at
very low prices, Call and see them
in their new room, No. 2. Town
Hall. -
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Pay AS You Go.-The present fl
nancial pressure which we are about
emerging from has no doubt been a
severe lesson to those persons who
have heretofore undecided this well
tried maxim What a terrible thing
it must be to a man continually
-over. head and heels" in debt, as
the saying is 1t is far better, and
III fact necessary for a successful
business career, to conduct all bust
ness dealings upon a cash basis, both
in buying and selling. If young
business men, and old ones, too,
only learn the Importance of
dealing upon the cash system there
would be less fahuressfo record du-l
ring the period of a stagnated trade.
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A.. C. ,Auct'r.
Frazee & J. S. Rebman

~W9C. Frazee & J. S. Rebman
have purchased the Grocery Store
on the easO1di Stone Corner."-
Messrs. Frazee & Rebman have had
considerable experience in the Gro
Gerry business, are gentlemenfy and
straightforward in their dealings,
and are worthy of, and we are GER
tain they will receive, a1iberal share
of public patronage. Mr.. F. intends
starting East in a few day to pur--
chase a new stock. g0ia jLf t01
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

To THE LADIES OF ASHLAND AND
VIc1NIrY.-Now is the time to pro
cure for yourselvesioan kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Ho-
siery, cTable Linens, &c, as our
goods cannot be exceiled, and bar
gains we will give. Don't fail to
call, one door East of the Old Stone
80 = I%OG ~ BIZ "a Efs
Corner
A.. C. swINEFoRD, Auct'r. 2
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Gro W. HUI. ESQ., thi

E GEO. w. Hill, ESQ.,, this
week makes his editorial bow to the
readers of the Ashland Union, and
right gracefully he does it. He un-
furls the Pendletons banner. He
has enlarged the Union and will
leave no effort untried to make the
paper worthy the hearty support of
the Democracy of Ashland.-&ates
man, 11h inst..,csJ NOV CIR.
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TO owNERsf OF H0RsEs.

Golice This need mot be osDrs ZebiaI
Venetian Horse Linimentw viii positively cur
every case, if given when first faken. Tb
~costIis only one, dollar Every owner Of
horse should have q bottle in his eteble
ready for use. It is warranted superior 10
S%wellings, Sore Throat, -Sprsins, Bruises,
Old 8 ores, &c.IaT hisLinimehtis no new rem
edy. Il has been used and approved oftfoF
20 years by the first horsemani in thelc GOWN
try. GiUen to an o~ver-driqen horse, it works
like magic, Dryers are Consistently RECEIVED
The celebrated Hiram Woodruff. Of trottihE
fame, used it for years, and said Il was far
superior to any other he has tried. Recorf
lect, DR., Tobias, Venitian Horse LiDiment u
put up in pint bottlesa Take norothesa Sold
by the Druggists and Saddlerss iDepots 80
Cortlandt Street, New York. IL
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson win send fire.
of charge) to all. who desire Il. the prescrip-
tion with the directions formaking and
using the simple remedy by hich isi wss
cured of q lung disease and tina dread dis-
ease CONSUMPTION His u only Object IL TO
beneftthe afflicted and he hopes every sufef-
er will try this prescription, as il win cost
emth n:thing, and may prove o blessing
Please address 81 lsI2Y ,bifm egT
165 s. Second st Williamsburg, NY.
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Prosecuting Attorney

ED. sr2rEs ,AND USroN - Please an
noun ce the name of WYNN. BEER, as o
.eandi date for Prosecuting Attorney, sub
iect to the decision of the Dem ocratic Pr1-
mary Meeting and oblige'
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ERRORS OF. YOUTH

Ia Gsntleman who suferedfor yearsfrom
Nervous Debility premature doggy and all
the suffering humanity, send free 10 all who
needit, the recipe and for making
the simple remedy by which he was. cured
Sufferers Wishing to proftby The adyertisers
can dosoby addressihg.hf5f
- sse9 gaGUs JOHN b. oGDEN,s
Sasf sfs No. 42 CsderSts New York..
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STATE of Ohio, County ofAshlaad.
AlsI, j. o. JENNINGS, Cash
Ter of the First National Bank, of Ash
land. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true To- the best Of my knowl.
edge and belief. s,la..@
10. JENNINGS, CASH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
7th day of April, 1865.
20 =52 r. McMURRAY, ]. P.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS..

The terms for announcingthe names
of candidates for nomination at the
Primary Meetings, will be as follows:
For subscribers $500 non-sub-
scribers So, 50-iagaria5L On advance.
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Commissioner

Ed. UEIoR-Please anncunce the name
of WM.. CONAN, Esq, of Green Town
ship, as, a. candidate for re.election for
County Commissioner, subject to the de-
cision Of the, Democratic Primary Meeting
SfMay 80, 1853. -z.
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Infrmary Director:

Mr.. EprroR Please announce the name
of MOSES LATTA, as q candidate for re-
election to the--ofice of Infirmary Director,
subject to the decision of the Democracy at
their prfriarv meeting, and obHge +
FnEN1t & ,stEs= MANY DEMOCRATS.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

re- The attention of our readers
is invited to the advertisement of
the Brubaker Brothers, in another
column. They have just received,
from New York, a large and splen-
did stock of Goods. Call in, nearly
opposite the Town Hall.
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MATRrMoNIAI.

MARRIED AT the Miller House,
on the 9th inst, by Rev. VIII. SEE
IY, Mr., REUBEN TH0M and Miss
AMANDA HANKINS0N, both of
Ruggles township.
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INFoRMATIoN.,

soInformationsg guaranteed TO produces q lux
uriant growth Of hair upon q bald head or
beardless face. also q recipe for the removals
skin leaving the same clear and sbcantifuIs
can be obtained without chargelffs addFess~
ing
.smB=eTHoSaE GHARMANsGisshisty
,rd act sgtgss 2.83 Brs q sNak York,
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myself. SO long Is ISstay at home,
content to do my Best as asjournalist to
insure your success, lacannot well be
charged with doing you any harm ; but,
refto appear among you as a speak.
er, 1t might bethat some of. the calm
sagacioqs patriots Hho.last May threat.
ened Sto vote tTieneefofth the Copper
head ticket TO attest their adherence
of my bailing JEFF Davis, might choose
to put their threats into execution
When one sets out 10 act like q fool. it
is difficult to forecast the limits of his
folly.
In the earnest hope that your strug.
gle will result next Monday in a deci-
sive Republican trlumphsI remain,
? Yours sfuly,
: HoRAcE. GREELEY.
J. TwERDY, Esq Danville, Conn.
Yet, we find Mr.. Greeley desiring
the conviction and expulsion Of Presi-
lent johnson from the "White House"
consequence of a mere; difference OF
on reconstruction! Verify the
Republican party occupies a high and
ligniied position before the country.
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Remember ut Parmely's yoa win
find the world lreaown GROVER Il
RAKER SEWING MACHINE, and
theboBly Sewing Machine which re-
esiyed 0fhee highest prise above ell
Medals, receiving "the -cress Of the
Legion Of H6norfatths Paris Exhibi-.
ton. .TaH9Ia 040
April 18th, 1868. .ss@'
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r SPRING STOCK

At exceedingly low prices. We have
just returned from the Sea Board cities
after purchasing our immense STOCK of
Seasonable Goods (previous to the great
recent advance in calicoes) at a less cost
than has prevailed for the Fast seven years.
Enabling us to sell at prices that cannot
fail to meet the approval of all.
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ThaImpeachmen1 Farce

@Tl14xmpRAchmenfE Farce
The st. Paul Press (Radical), has a
Washington correspondent, who thus al
ludes to. the impeachment farce.e He
says: - F.-.y tsgG d
ttT tito CITIZENS
2 aDon'trush IN the wings of the wind
to Washington, impelled by the idea that
this trial is the greatest aud most exciting
affair in the world. 1t is a big thing IN.
the New York papers, and an important
thing in its relations and effects, but, 10
the locker on, a very tame, not to say,
stupid, affair." The frigidity of the coun
sci ;the voice of Judge Chase, which no.
bedJ in the g~alleris' can hear; the awk-
ward restraint and affected solcmnity of
the entire bushes IS are disagreeable and
wearisome. The result-that is what all,
look forward to-, and none more than
those compelled daiiysto watch the snail's
pace Of the proceedings.
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AN o U E TENTS
Auditor,

G-ok Auditor.
Ed. UNION II viii be5a candidate for
re- election to the Office Of County Auditor,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Primary Meeting Of May 80, 1868.
: he@ r. M. CAMPBELL.
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CASH

Feeling assured that It is not only better
for ourselves, but for our customers to
adhere strictly to this method. We have
concluded to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
which will prove in the end more satisfac-
tory to all. sslausr
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Our stock will always be found to con-
sist of nothing but the best makes Of every
de scriftion of GOODS, usually found in
first class DRY GOODS STORE. Our
sdgantages for buying are not surpassed,
andby close application TO business and
honest dealings, we hope to meet q very
liberal share Of patronage IA
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formed. / acted on very full consider
dtion,, and 1 have seer no reason either
TO change my views or regret my ac-
tien. was quite aware that my act
would be censured and my motives i'm
.pugned. The clamer- actually raised
somewhat transcribed nay expectations,
alike in its extent and its fercencss.
but T. uttribnted this in part to rivalry
in business, and patiently waited TOR
the gale to exhaust itself. r. 246fiey
5 IF my recollection is not at fault.
most of the Republican journals of
Connecticut, including those of state
Interpretations, were prominent in thus
assailing and denouncing me-. I think
a full proportion Of the orders to have
the Tribune stopped, because of MY ac,
ton aforesaid, came from your State
And, even 81 late as last January, u
received thence an insulting message,
purporting that, since I had sold to
Jef. Davis, my paper was no longer
wanted.
Of course, l do not question the SUI
perior sagacity Of those who so vocifer-
Dusty eondemnedlm me-. Say that they
saw Further and more clearly than I
did, theImanuer In which they demon
strated their astutene ssi is still open to
discussion. Butt sm not complaining
O tbis nor of anything. Acting al
ways, IN matters of opinion, as Isee 6t,
I accord the some liberty to Others
YET ithas seemed to me unadvisable,
ip view of the facts, above glanced at,
that should, at this late hour Of tie
canvass, allowsyour struggle to be com
piicated with any question PERSONAL to
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

A FEW copies Of Gods Hand Writing
IA Egypt-and the Holy Land, by Ran
dali. are to- be had at ZUVEReS Book
Store. s1a-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

&c Seventeenth Quarterly Report
OF. The Aaaitor Of, tie First National
Bank IN Ashland, Ohio. on the morning.
|fthe first Monday %Apri1 1858.
80 n ESQnRGES
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NEW SYSTEM ADOPTED.

Having. purchased the interest of MIR.
Enoch Wertman, of the firm of JOHN P.
GRAHAM & CO., the business will now
be continued under the name and style of
GRAHAM s. BLACK. 10 t
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DoSNOT forget the place TO get your
~ Wall Paper it is at ZUVER'S
Book Store. ss agi-
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H An interesting q letter from
our washington correspondent will will
belfound on the second page.
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REMOVALli

We have this week removed into our
NEW ROOM, in the McNulty building
beautifully fitted up for our use. Where
We hope all the kind patrons of the late
firm with many new oncs will find us.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

ErfaI q JeH. OavIs.
Sin the following 1etier, Il etaos Gfee
ley gives his reasons for defcrring the
trial efsMr. Davis. Readi
Telegraph i
2 - DANBURY5 CoNN: d ]
March 81, 1865. s.
To tie Hon. Horace Greeley, Tribune
Office, NeO York:
Can you speak here with Vice Pres
ident Hamlin on Friday evening next?
Yours, JoHNsTwEEpY.
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z. GREENEWALD

= II -, tIHHo| U40IEa-
II AS recently greatly Improved the Old
LII Fortress and has removed his large
and extensive stock, S where. he is now
prepared to meet his old, customers. > ssiSk,
Whilst returning thanks for past patron
age.I would respectfully that I
am prepared better than eversto furnish lalI
with
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III II n 2
.Igas sH .sT
ORIG So
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

nICTURES in endlesas variety, at the
Book Store Of ZUVER. Also,a few
Of Prangfs celebrated Cromo's. s9i ~
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zzszIhk .sGJtl 5H 49, sl srosD
O .bnk'sFsfO HILL G4tte
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aNlaEM 223f
CHARACTER OF o

HcT .
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Gall and see US IN osr Nev Roonts

GRAHAM g. BLACK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-25

Of constitutionality. In the present
instance have appealed or sought to
appeal to that final arbiter fixed 6V the
Constitution for the determining or ali
such questions. To this course I have
been impelled by the solemn obliga-
lions which rest upon me, to sustain
inviolate the powers OF the high ONCE
committed TO my hands. Whatever be
the consequences merely personal to
myself, I could not allow them to pre-
vail against a public duty so clear to
my own mind and so imperative, II
what was possible had been certain.
II 1 had been fully advised
when removed Mr.. Stanton,
that in thus defending the trust COM
United to my hands, my own removal
WIS sure TO follow could not have
hesitated. Acluated by public consid-
erations OF the highest character.
earnestly protest against the resolution
OF the Senate which charges me in
what have done with u violation of
the Constitution and laws OF the Unl-
ted States.
[SiHned1 ANDREW JoRNsoN.
Washington, Feb. %. 1868.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
ma kNE I's BY rELEt.KAr11
NEW YORK, February "a, 1858.
REGULAR REPORT

FLoUR-Clossd irregular and unset.
tied; low grades are shade hrmer;
medium and good grades are dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm with moder-
ate export and demand at 81 4la2 IS for
No. 2. and 81 6Oa2 IS for No. spring.
Western. Oats-Closed dull at s31<R
Sac for Western In store. Corn-SteauY
at 81 Goal % for new mixed Western
ahoat, and 81 II for old mixed Western
in store.
PRov1s1oNs-BeeE-C quiet and
steady. Bacon-Firm at 1l3<c for Cum
berland cut.
LARD-Quiet and arm at $50 for
prime steam and kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS.
The market Is moderately active for
cotton goods, and prices for heavy
sheetings are again full HALO higher.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Coupons. 'e2.
NIX; others unchanged; 10-4Os and
3OS unchanged.
MONEYS per cent.
STERLINo-11O.
GOLDFISH.
CLOSING PR10Es-6:8O P. n.
lGoLD-Irregular; opened at lGsx,
and closed at l425zal42E.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Dull and
S,SI SCH pOnSS Oh III 15aA1lS&t oOs 'o3,
11Ha11l5s; do, '64, 10S9<aIOsx; do, '66.
!O99Sa10956; do, new, lO71<alU73<; do
~, l07kalO7}f; 1O.4Os, lo5a1O61<; 7-sOs,
107al07N.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY 24.-FLoUR-FIrm and
quiet; choice brands held higher.
Observation-Disclosures and easier
at 81 97NaL9s. closing weak. Corn
Quiet; State 78Ao for new. Oats-Dull
al 66Na57c. Rye-Higher, at 81 6sa1 go,
Barley-NOminal.-
PROvIsIoNs-POrk-H firm at 1924
a24 Is. Lard-Betier and Arm at I5Xa
1896. Bulk Meats-Quiet; held at full
prices.
DRESSED Hoos-Quiet at sl1Oo.
Toledo.
FEBRUARY 24-GRAIN-whsat-
tive and firm; sales white Michigan at
81 80; amber 81 66. Corn-Active and
no better; sales at sec. Oats-Firm al
64a65c. Rye-Quiet, with No transac-
tons.
sEEDs-sales clover at S745.
Buffalo.
FEBRUARY 24.-Prices nominal.
GRAIN-Oats-75xo. Corn-SI O5 on
track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-25

NEW York, Feb. 24.-The Herald's
special says the Military Commission
for the trial of crimes were very active
in Havana. A murderer who COM
mitted his crime on the 9th, was tried
and garroted on the 18Th.
General Santa Anna, and another
Mexican notable, addressed the Pope
in congratlating Kim on the safety OF
his See and asking his blessing.
General BoaZ had not yet arrived in
st. Domingo, and the people are ex-
tremely discontented.
Orders have been received in Porto
Rico to suspend advertising tenders to
lay to at st. Thomas.