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The New York herald., 1868-02-10
CENTRAL AMERICA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

oncinI Denial Of Unfricndly Relations Be-
tween Guatemala aud slcxico.
PASAhA Feb I, 1868.
The ia,es, dates from Guatemala to tho 18Th uls.
story circulated in thS United Ss.cs to the effect that
. likely to ensue between Mexico ana the
aeighboring republic or Guatemala pronounced false
BY The Minister Of Foreign Affairs of the latter govern
nent addressed TO tho Minister OF Foreign Re-
latIons Salvador. Tho following is translation OF
the aforesaid notes.
DzrAxrxssr FOREIGN RrIArross}
70 THE MINISTER FoRRieS RELATIONS GOVERN.
sEsr or rsn REruniIc or sair4poa;- "a ,I .s,.
orough, by the Panama steamer, publish the thaa
and Mexico OF certain offences supposed have
y ws
Also on account o. question: o. n.unaar ia h assertion
S,n,em as hers Is not ne Least fact % az ~ y
heyc bordering on the relations pre-
ssss and we have gss Tessny rsssssa The ss
and Snopy which are 50 ,s ssss. G between
sSs an
the S% 'f o s sssl
have been unable 70 promptly aud
It's st mo-
ssss ~ssa "Ss % Si S
dsr..apdns with thSt Of MEXICO in order TO enter with
whsS June could % not % Sanction M aud pa. an end sa
sG .s sas. s,s.sy s Ii. sf
hc have unfortunately not permitied this matter
70 receive all the attention deserved This The present
STATE OF affairs between the two republics, and onnse
guontly there exists whatever for difference
which might iusfy hc assertions or the papers have
reference The papers Of Chapas published
nces which showed an nnf1endy spirit towards Guste,
Ncxioo 10 end Whom these arrived at the
capital OF the repubc said articles copied several
periodicals. idea thrown Of makna claims
esainst duatemaa for alleged and settling the
boundary questions which had been discussed with notori
ctlcs. Those publications. TO which some t'nate-
probably in their desire
their country involved in foIelgn carry
their intentions OF interest have certainly
given tc the totally false circulated by the New
York presA r. DE AfCiNENA
Notwithstanding this denial by Mr.. Aycinena, IL Is
morally certain that the Mexican governments enterans
friendly feeling towards the government OF the
neiguboring repsbllo OF Guatemala The latter could
Scarcely be forced into war however, and would readily
abandon any position that found 10 10 tepable
through GghtDa only
Mr. W. II. Webb the great mogul OF opposition, has
arrived at Panama from Nicaragua. He maintains a
strict the result OF his trip 10 Nicaragua
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
sCiEsTlrlG.. INTELLIGENCE.

Wo borrow the following curious facts from n. Erness
Falvres work la yariabIlito des ces"-Regard.
ing domestic animals, tho mere fact Of their having
been domesticated has introduced notifications into
their organization through tho influence OF climate,
food and shelter. These have In the course Of
centuries, impressed upon them new phys,ognomys
and nature has been actually transngured, not dis.
figured by the wise tyranny Of Domesticity hae
caused many variations Of color; our horses. sheep
and kline sufficient evidencs 10 this effect.
Even Tho plumags OF poultry has varied according
the caprice Of mani the canary bird duck and turkey
have furnished breeds whose feathers have lost both
their metallic gioss and original tint The hair of quad>
stature has undergone modification. But our authoc
quotes much more curious h1uenco Of the effects OF
domestcatou and this Is the direction or the earss
They Etrs ght In the wild state aud become pend
dant Ia sefvituda Our author does not plain th6
reason Why; but we are inclined to attribute u to
state is constantly on the qa vivs Afraid
OF sudden attacks It has many times 10 repeat
the action OF cooking the slightest noise and
constant appeal 10 the muscles naturally ds>
velops thom and makes them si whereas the security
atsndan, upon domestic life induces The animal TO
10 call those muscles seldom into play, whence they
lose their rgidy and become nabby Our auihor also
remarks that The voice Of dogs greatly modified By
into u Wild saie, ho Is instead Of barkiag Animals
trained TO carry heavy burdens have undergone
humps Of tho s.osly Of their knees ID
owing TO the alluded to-a proposition. however
ws arc inclined 10 doabt Some animals, aoa tbs Gle.
phant among the number will not muliiply . domss>
tic satei but tho fecuudy Of Others the eae
aud dog has considerably Increased We eannos here
enter io tho ,at subject Of xooechuicAi science the
chief object OF which Is that Of modifying breeds Of
tie and sheep but may simply state that In animals
reared for butchers meal tho sixe Of the heart aad
lungs contracted, while the thoracic cavity Increased
TO a surprs ng degree
balocJpg ~ never turned TO any practical account
. will not be for want OF inventions for the purpose
The last thing IN aerouautics s thus described
tho patent columns Of tho ian Mall Gasehe-An John.
KDnersley Smy ythiss Of Paddngton barrster at-law.
ns sivsn notcs in respect OF the mventlsn OF carry-
ing pasre gars through the by steam bird y Ing
sea ensbs. 1tLed with wings Tapped By the action of
steam
Oac Of the CITY or Pars conservatorss inst now pos
nne specimen Of tho Java pitcher plant each
gubles Of suGary water being Of unusual size
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NEW JERSEY.


A MAs FATALLY IsJuKED BY FALlINo 4 SurrBRS
srDxwix.-A coiored man, named Archibald Wright,
who resides n Second street, turning around tho
corner OF Bloomfield aud Seventh streets on Saturday
evening when he fell slippery Sidewalk sustsn
ing fracture Of The skull. Yesterday he became nucn
worss and IL now in such condition that physclane
pronounce his case hopeless. He has vile ana sWo'
chlldren.
ALLEGED LARcEy.-A psdlsr named Oscar Khan, OF
Union Hl arrested II the ferry yesterday morn
ing for having quantity OF wadding IN his possession
for which no could not account Recorder rope no'0-
him " bail IN $500 TO appear for examnation'
Newark.
SERIOUS FsiL-RiplcuLous MUNICIPAL EcoHox--
About eight o'clock last evening . gentleman named
Robertson residing on Washington street. through the
Market street. and sustained injuries o. -
serious character Besides severe wound IN
tho face Mr.. Robertson had MS snouioor
dislocated NotwhstandinY tho dangers to foot pas'
through tho shocking condition Of the strsss
net singe lamp III throughout the city lass nsnt
This reprehensble state of aats 10 owing TO ndcu.
lous clause contract with the gas company wncn
provides during The period Of full moon" no NGht
- TO bo supplied.
UNUSUAL QuErsEss N rn Cnr.-A greater degree or
queness and order has not peen observed In this city
NJ any period during tho past years than has pre-
vailed duripv the past few weeks This state OF affairs
has well mig dsmoraized the police authorities VINO arc
Ia q state OF bordering ON despair i0r want OK
something TO do. With the exception OF lew trlnng
srrests made late Saturday night there mas Deem
nothing dstufb lhe quiet which prevailed during tho
entire week.
New Hampton.
THxrr OF A HoRss AND SLKI0H On Saturday nigns
valuable horse and sleigh stolen from the pro-
misses OF Nr Charles Wolverton, At place called New
Ha,npton, Ia Warren county.
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MUSICAL IND TnEATalCAL NOTES.
AhEauh.

henkens look ef poems has appeared, and 10 dsdf-
Gated TO "My friend, Charles DIcksns." Tho Menksn
srpecss 10 sail from Engand during the present month
New York. and after brief rest viii sail for Cali.
forna, shs in under engagement to perform enc
Anndred nishtn IN San Francisco
London, Fnsand has less than thirty-two licensed
play Their and respective seating capant-
tcs a. Adelph, $50; Alexandra, 330i
ls,isys 7so Dritsnuis 3g23; Bower, 1000; Cabinet
3o0 CITY o. Loadon 1850, Covent Garden tsstinatsd)
$500 Dsly L.ee. 800, Eningham new. East Lon
dom 2ib0. Gallery Of illustration, 062j Creciaa 2l20s
HAy nAsksi is2a. Lyceum, I4oo; Msryisbone, i,5Oei
New Rcys.sy, 7s1s olympic. LAO; Pavilion. $500
Garrick lssIcasii sooI Princess, L67o; Prince OF
walss'. sts; sadsf's Wells. 1900; 81 James, I,22ot
Standard, $500; ssrsnd les1i Surrey, lso7; veiors
5000, oriepsl os,,ssecl 1900; 81 Georges Hall (sk
tmasst, 500 Hcsorn testimatsdL 1900; Amphilhssiss
tes.inatsf, 2oQa. Ns- Queens, 1000. Total, 6s, 8oA
Nile PATHS marriage 10 10 take place il three weeks
II gossip irrm he Cour, circle 10 10 bs bslisvsdt nsxA
summer n theatrical reports are correct. DivAs for.
rpoe, y said has been greatly exaggerated; and a.
tho Marquis 10 0sas 10 not wealthy, hs Pa will not
break her sngsgereht With st. Petersburg, which b too
lucrative ~ y, lightly rsscted Her voice having OBJ
tanned ~ fullest devecpmsnt enables her 70 triumph in
sycsy o shstSforo. II IL possible she may ceatsas On
sas stage fcr . few seasons after her marriage
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taken % . asshberIns drug store, whore the wound
RossEHx-Ths residence Of Mr. Mason. IN Bridge
street. near Myrtle avenue, was entered bys sneak
tnci on saturday afternoon VINO escaped wAh about
500 worth Of clothing
ExrLosiox AND FiRB At oRREsPomf- fsnsox DAs-
dsRouslr BuRHsn Last evening, about six O'Clock,
lamp the stil-room In the washIngtoa Ksrotsns
on Works, Greenpoint exploded causing the gases In
tho room TO ignite and the flames spread rapidly buI
come With loss Of about $500. The works are owned
by Cullen McEvsy b King Mr.. Peter McEvey,
who was near lamp ~ lheme Of the explosion,
shockingly burned In the and handA He waa een
vsyed 10 the City Hospital for treatment =
Dssraucrios ov TWO FsAns BuILDMds ~ FHx-cx&
oy ms OCCUPANTS srRIoUsLH BuRHEp.-Shortly After
two O'Clock yesterday morning the two story frame
building North Ninth and Sixth Streets + D., took hre
aud was speedily consumed Bryant Clark, IN oocnpaat
OF the house. was seriously burned, ous was rescued
alive by cnicer Timothy Phelan, OF the Forty htn Pre-
cncs, and conveyed to the City Hospital = Nese'.
that Clark retired bed 10 state Of intoxcauon an9
through ais stupidity accidentally nred the Duidnga
Owned by Dennis hoorei loss 5000; insured. lhs,
dwelling adlsiniDg owned BY Arthur NcCsnna -
damaged TO the extent Of $500; insured Ine oS
pants Of both tsnemenls narrowly escaped Win mn
lives saving few OF their effects
FRs IN ST. FEux SrRsET. Tho alarm OF nfe g'Fen
shortly before three o'clock occasloned by the dis
covory Of flames issuing the carpenters shop o.
st. Felix street. De Kaib avenue. owned oy Jon !
Norton. Tho lamss communicated to stable AoJom.
ing. owned BY Mr. NckoTson. Ia which WAS va.uaoiS
horse Both structures were completely destroyed anu
. small dwelling house. owned by g. B. Phepps, was
considerably damaged The total destruction Of pro-
peyty about 81 0O0 all Of which was nily nsufoa
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sIur IN MARION. s. c.
Prisonees Attoanps TO Break jail and Are
fired On.

IRON tho Marion "a o. STAR Jan. 10
On sst Friday mor1sna, about eight O'Clock, our ctA
gems were thro vn lnlo Of exctsment BY report
that .hs prison ors-iwcnty-siH In nnmber-wsre st.
tempting 70 eu-c, their escape from cennSsmsnt NsAy
Of cur wnise aai few colorsd men armed themselves
and asy rora cd 20 the ja whcrc The assat Of the
lrssdr mona Bureau also has his hcadQuarern After
Ire agent Of the bureau fousd that nsithW the
rouaouslsApsss u himself the jailss haA
sry jDnrenos upon the manifest intentions OF
tbe ,risersss bs ordered the citizens 10 drive them
from the win tows With their guns, which YES
pIshod by few shots Three fosr OF ths prisoners
we're wounded. no one seriously. But even ths did
., stop them fron their work Of destruction Shsy
t,uusd - destroy the cells until shs Rev j. B. Middle
ton coersd won't into the Jail and communicated with
them All u the prisonors except three who took psrt
in The atts npt 70 ssaps murdess house burners
robbers and ,hsyss from Barngion dssich The leader
Of ttess woad be refugees from juSsies WAS Jsn Gee
who coaytcted ~ spring term OF the court last
March VI ths marder Of Darius candy. when his csil
IVES opened br an a,endant 70 be cleaned he immsd.
stsT s1sd the bet with which the door was fastened
ARD forced the locks of al the remaining celia This
pp4 them in possession Of several bolts OF iron, weighing
eight ser pouuds each which they would have useA
csssfulr bad not been for the timely arrival Of the
cl1eEs via tLeif We learn that zoe prissnsrx
s,sss that sssrsston'drovs them 70 the dstsrm'sApos
10 mako their sscapa
The sscat Of tho Trsedmsns Bureau dcnfcs this 70,
pert sboui sarvatoa. He says the prisoners looked
sr ssstAs sr danoIna =
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imprsssss the observer with the violence OF ths taes
rather successive siormA through which tney nave
providentlay passsd. Huge cables thick - ones
body. With broken timber. lay interminsisd about
The decks, while the PASSENGER quarters are 10
state Of confusion and look chesrless enough;
but each and all Of them still board yesterday bear
testimony 70 the continual kindness Of the respective
on1cera Cabin and decks alike bear evidence Of tina
storms visitation and tho huge bows and masts now
eAcased with ce denote the character Of the weather
adding further testimony the struggles and severtes
through which they have passed.
Such passages, unprecedented In duration. are rc-
markabla
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
CHILE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

Outbreak Of tho Iudlans-Resignation of the
Minister Of the Trcnsury-t:enernl Items.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 10. 1858.
The state Of the republic 10 perfectly tranquil. Unlike
our warIiks deighbor Peru We settle quietly down TO
our ploughs and pens and shed ink instead OF that
equally necessary element, blood. Only In the South
trouble exists, and there only with tho Indians, who
constantly threatening the small whtc population Of
that section. The Indians Of the departments Of tho
Union and Of osorno detected In the formation Of
plot aided and probably nsgated by their masters,
the Araucnns to burn the capitals Of those provinces
on the night before Christmas and to all the
Inhabitants. Tho plan was fortunately discovered
in time TO take effective measures against Its
ton Tho Indians confessed their intended crime and
the found which were to be employed.
These consisted Of simple wooden spears lsnces
hardened by IRE as TO become = formidable weapon.
The government will doubtless takesotnc steps towards
exercising strict surveillance over theso wond-bo dis
tdrbers or the peace aud the people OF that OF the
country can then and ony thcn proceed In developing
Its great resourcoa
In Santiago gossip Is busy with tho rumored retire.
mept from the Cabinet OF Don Alexandra Reyes, the
Minister Of Finance This step Is to be taken, accord.
Ing TO the dl accoun, OF the famous advance OF
half million Of dollars made by tho Minister TO tho
noted Baron do 10 Rviore. without receiving In roturn
shs. an aseouu. Of the stormy debate Ca''sS Of sSe
Cti can Congress upon this point was recently
published in tho HHaAtp IL may be, however. that
Mr.. Reyes proposes resgnng account OF toe difficulty
which hc and hts colleagues hnd Ia cabinet presided
over by Minister OF War whose earnest and only desire
10 TO be omnipotcnt
The Treasury Department has sent to the Minister OF
the rcl ubc In London plans of the custom bouses
which the government proposes building In vLparaiso
The Minister 10 70 invite proposals Tor supplying eli the
iron work necessary In their construction AZ they
70 DO but entirely Of iron and masonry the contract
will be FOR very considerable sum.
On the Goth cit. Don Mariana Sanchez Fontecila rs.
csived the appointment Of charge daares Of tho re-
public In Washington, and as stach6 Of the egaton 10.
compsniss him Don Aisisndro carrasco AIbano, for.
meriy Secretary Of Legation al Bueuos Ayrsa
The Spanish Admiral NuHoz very well known on this
coast has ben the rscipent OF warm manifestations o.
regard BY the spanards resident In Buonos Ayrss and
the celebrated Hector varea the hero OF The peace
congress at Geneva has arrived at bis native city Monte
vdeo. There he was recsived by pandI or music,
young girls dressed In extraordinary manncf and ali
the necessary bumbuR.
Business here 10 dull The Dakota and Powha,an
stI In port We are otpecting tho Waterco, with
mdshipmen board tor iisrpouti0n w the squadron
The Atonswsli Jtpanese raru described by the
papers here, arrived al this port 9th last All
well o. board,
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

Too MuCH MARRYING " ors FAMILY A fearful mur-
der occurred few days srcs near Chesterfield, Ill Tho
particulars arc Aboat ~ t,jlows;-.A woman living In
the vicinity OF Chesterfield had married excessively two
brothers named Sherman, and on the dsstn oi the
second husband third brother asplred 10 her hand
She looked favora0y upon his suit hsr own brotbe
named Roper, thinking the marrying OF two members
OF one family was enough swore that she should nos
marry third. rnus matters stood unul lAst Tuesday,
when the woman and broth In law shesman xhli
ous riding mst her brother, Roper also driving team.
gave half the road but Roper did sot give any
and the wagons locked, quarrel snsusd betvssn the
two mon. Roper struck sherman With . stick, where.
upon the latter drew revolver which vsnt OF In the
sdufs and ths ball struck Mrs. sherman, Kiiag hsr
almost instAntiy.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10

Ayssaiagton dss~ish ssA,ss that ihsss 10 svsy
IN prison in Canaan for che para he tool In the Tsnian
isvaa will BE- very so,p libsrasd Certain influence
hardly fail 10 secure that tiect BY irs mystsross
language he probably means s The Presoeut has In.
.srcedsd fos him, Instructed " recent resolution Of
NE Hesse.
The New York herald., 1868-02-10
No Trouble Between Mexico
and Guatemala.
Causeco's Power In Peru Likely 10
Prove Shortlived.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN CHILE.

Total. u, 200; 300
Prado's ps yier magazine before Areqs1pa was. by
pome careless men, sst nre tho morning Of taking
possession OF tho camp and hundred Of Carssco's
followers were killed by tho explosion.
After the defeat OF ConSeja the mob IN schiciaya
burned the rcs mills OF Er solG because he govern
ment troops hei made n their hcaequarrers Mr. SolH
intends 10 demand redress from The government and
failing this ~n appeal 10 Pruss, Of which country he
= o subject
Colonel Prado's family loft hgrc yesterday for vaign
raiso.
1, ia stated that ssit works largo scale win
be established the neghbcrhood OF Valparaiso, cnder
an exclusive privilege granted Tor eight years Don
Alberto Mackenna Il s proposed 10 follow the model
Of the best establishments OF tho kind In France,
which is said this industry hse hitherto besn most
carefully cultivated
The exports of Ecuador to Europe during 1907 were
aa follows Cocoa, 1877 900 quinsals; guta percha
caucha, s,9ll do cotton TO- 2f7 do; quinine, b00l
gallons; sides OF leather %, 5la tamarnSs 65 bbs
tobacco, 1850 quin ta.s; orchila weed, 10, 2<7 do
The yellow fever has almost entirely disappeared
the coast
The New York herald., 1868-02-10


general use o,herwss Canssco who IL remarkable for
has vanity would insist that tse proposed ovation should
in BY the rousrsIs ~ Rom" rsysrboisss sronss and
decorations arc going up shout tho Streets and on hs
arrival wo shall hare, 40 doubt. . grand rejoicing
With Canseco his secretary and general minister
Doctor Polar who 10 admitted 10 be Of very good
ability, and Who indeed has boon the master mind Of
c1rro md Puno hsvs Joined the triumphant cause
fact The whole country " this trpo under the reign Of
the new powers The last battle ~ss fought By the In.
diana pesf Puno, against toe few men who, under
ColoHe Bostsmente, he'd out for Prado. Toe Indians
who we're forn idaiJs 10 pumbess wsre armed with
killing Bus,amsnic and IN their fury cutting his body
literally 70 peces This old colonel pure Indian hui
sImeG ever par Of the known word and,
soil.tducated sutireiy had published several very
well written and snteraiping records Of his VOYAGES
succsss has psrchsd upon ahs revolutionary banner
From all quarters Of tho republic you In formed
by the last steamer Of yicery has been and still
is pouring into jublans Lima Add Lima 10 jobtant,
for every change government brRgs At least pros.
pee. OF place ano money 90 che crowd Of hungry pa
Inc success OF General Cepseco In the South has on ~
the advantage OF Colonel Bsss 10 the Nosth In point
Of ums " corns ,he tnsu issue Of The war lay at
army of moun,aiusss aud vas sshtng 7sr The prssl.
dspcy The recent victory which he has 20 ined Al the
great deal 81 hard aghtns sod rsdou nds vsrS much 20
Baltss credit 20 much 80 cha. he is now By fss the
most popular ssnddsts icr the nsxt Presidency Of
Peru no bas always manifested the same nrs psss and
resolution which have csrred him successfuIly ,roush
this encounter In whie1 he has fought agaass xreat
odds beth OF troops and nuAuons Of war His ssl,isl
report 70 as folIows:-
r. cHiotAvo. Js. o. issG
ExoxiLrsorAftcr twsntysis iays Of continual eshx.
ps he people q chiclayo hs,s gained heroic and
kicory over the 10 css which, The sormard "a
Colonel Msraro Po vornsjo thought 10 supprsss IN r,
vss orr Of The North against the sxosssss dcstoy
ShsAyc hiss proudly proved, after the lsta s.n.on ss,
psspis 10 inyneiSs ,hsr ssru.s '1cs sos a. aes
rigM Al fayiigb, he 9th inst The enemv
des ofe sharp artillery Ore oommsncsd vsoray.
attack, succssng after twevs hours OF hard ashins IN
captu inf baro o the LETT of the centre o} our IA
feices ON tho nshtop inc b BY order Of oT corrslss
Ne sprung mlns lnde, lbis barrcads and at the same
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-27
AN ERRANDOF MERCY.

The mission of NlSHLER'S herb BIT
TERS is one Of mercy to suffering humanity.
Il eauuot be tnu highly estimated, nor too
widely supported. 1t battles against disease in
all its varied forms, and rescues the victims of
death by thousands every year. The cures it
has effected in tens of thousands of American
homes, in hospitals, asylums, dispensatories
and infirmaries, on SEA aud land, and wherever
it is introduced, are admitted to embrace many
of the most remarkable ON record. But, while
it is a standard remedy for long train of dis
cases. it is also the acme of perfection as a pro
teciire medicine. 1t cures permanently and is a
vitalzing and strength renewing agent, while
on the other hand it is safe means of regulat-
ing. reinforcing and protecting the human ply
sique from delcterious influences, affecting
health and life. 1t is the best tonic, corrective
and Alternative in use. Sold everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-27

A Salt Lake dispatch says: "New and
rich mines have been discovered on White
River. the ore taken out paying from s5 eco tn
81 600 per tun. ASSAYS have been made of
ore Yielding from $4,000 to 81 900 per tun.
An ore-siamping mill is already in operation,
and large quantities of ore are being shipped
daily to Austin for redu ctiOn."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-27
The Coruet Band Concert.-Ae

The Garnet Band Concert.-Agreea-
BILE tn announcement the Perry sburg Garnet
Band, under the direction of Professor RoHSER.
their instructor, gave concert at Srngerbund
Hall, on Tuesday evening. The concert was a
good one, and deserved a full house. 1t is to
be regretted that so Iule interest is manifested,
by the generality Of our citizens, in that which
is Of real beneiit to our place and adds to its
reputation. Mr. FRANK ROHysR, Jr., gave am
pie evidence of his superior skill on the piano.
The eutire programme was well received BY
those present, and we trust that the Band will
ere long have occasion to repeat the me to an
overaowing house. They deserve all the pat
ronage and encouragement our citizens can
bestOW.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-27
PETERSBURG MARKET.
EoopnrcrEpwErkLr by '. r. MILLER . CO. : |

GcORaEcTEpwEEKLY ny y. r. MILLER 4 CO.
PERRYsBURG, November 20, 1868.
FLoUR-S O0@lO 50 " barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn SOcG9 81 " 100 lbs; Oats 80
@52c; Rye 90 Wheat l 50@l rs ~ bushel.
Sheled Corn, S0@S2c.
BUrrER- 3O035c U ibs Eggs, lS@2Oc " doz.
LARD-22025c 9P ID.
PorAToEs 60@S5c lP bushel.
SALT 90 W barrel.
WOoL-30040c % ID.