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New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
Sinantiai.


ADRIAN H. MULLER, Anctioneer
A DMINISTRATORS SALE of STOCKS and
~ BOgDS-ADRIAN H. MULLRR, p. r. WILKINS Co VII sell
anon on WEDNESDAY Jape H. l2l O'clock The Exchange
Rooms Ill Broadway by order Henrl r. De via and Caha
Ins Prseeh administrators Henry Frederick deceased
s3o0 United States ! Jos, due july 10 1919
II 300 United States 800. Of November lSta I
5000 United states 52os Of July 1869
1850 unted states SOS Of May, 1902
1900 United States 520s OF July, 1901
1000 United States S 2os OF Jane. 1864
lSo0 United States l0iOs OF March 1904 -
Michigan Soaheru and Northern Indiana Railroad Co per
cent Mortgage Bonds due 1898
5000 New JERSEY Central r. Co. Per Cert Mortgage Bonds due
$500 New Jersey Central Cent Second Mortgage
5000 Chicago And Rock aSd Cent Boads due 1870
IOOO Chicago Island and Pacific r. Co Per Cent Mortgage
Bonds dne 1896. .
1000 Paterson CITY I Per Cent Bonds due 1890
and Chicago Union fst Mortgage Fer Cent bono
"A 600 Ions poeE Co Per Cent Mortgage Bonds due 1891
5000 CitT Of Hudson NewJerey Per Cent Boads due sf
1000 Morns r. X Co. Flint Mortgage Per Tent bohd
due 1914
II shares Norh River Ins Co, &25 each.
GT shares Greenwich Fire lns Co, Us each
20 shares Broadway Iua Co, S23 each
20 shares Corn BIebange los Co. 40 eaeh
10 shares New. Yok Equitable Ins co.. Us eaeh
81 sharrs Republe Fire lns Co, = loO each
&65 RepubHc Fire lns Ce, Scrip -
10 shares Isrillari FIRE los o., y 70 each ,,oo,
20 shares Hudson County Bauk, jersey hOO each
10 shares National Mechanic Banking Association, 80 each
40 sharrs Mechanic National Bank, $40 each
40 sbar,s Butcher and Droyen Bank, fl5 each
100 shares Central r. r. of New jersey, 300 each
2s sbAres Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. 100 each
20 shares NewJsrsey And Transportation Co. 100 each
nESIRABLE FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

Recp 1JT hpmeBts Of Gaz6 beres for he past ~tsf
In the shipments included Old ebse Iera Of them ,od
We have 70 report dull maffet
huye ineuug hold o ebeesc sales LIe Pals
yeseray Tor di4 and c or something very fancy
uaTet viii Tie outsfis aeT
couBsd upon s w shippers ofyrng sbo5e +e I really tne
we ot Of so Soc fssia heess oferng a. N
plenty ordinary l0ai2 The home trade In 'ma nay tae
bat shippers mast h. relied Ia take ne
bu Of The large made Latest from abroad peak
yy The prospt & American Cbsese shh aoean
"a 40 fs good being busgh or faTcE market It's afn
.ouete prices oou,y cs othe real fhfatf Opposing
S common nae dairy sales being made Low &C. SasJ
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Mn
much strength and attempt force snes would material an
ing Of prices; quote about 47d49e for Cyed; Oa6 M,
MuovAdo aud 50aT0c for Porto Rico; sales Of 48 kb m
and S3 bids 20 c hnsoovadO private terms and 100 hhds Porto
Rico at Toe
NAVAL ST0RBs-Crude Tupeune quiet and prices no,
Spirits heavy and dull sales Of $50 bb 5o Rosns good d.
and sales sf 300 bb Common ~ 0 200 bbG on
private Iet 900 bbs Strained Common At 81 TO- 900 bills
80 ma 90 Isl 1000 bills do arrive At e3 l 29 bb Ma
a % mass 6 100 Ibis No at % 75 100 bbG DO At
s3 s7 900 bills do 81 M and snail lots high 46 Tar IL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

OSAmeTchn Lnsetd continues IN far demand and the market
hnn At from 81 l30 IS for casks and barrel English do du
and nominal In Crude Fish OILS have had fair business
Whale Sperm. Os
du and mammal Lard Oh fn and In lair request at from s
q ~ 60 for fair Prime and Choice.
DLCAKEThe arrivals have been Dodefhte and the market hn
% Of 0 nns Western at S30d &3 tnn ssd RJS0
y tn, gold 9TH. - W . ...a MI.
OIL MEATbe inquiry light bat the market Is strong; sales
20 hays state 81 Co. and small lots 81 IS v 100 b
OSsTher has doing market for Park
ehnsd sns t,ye been seTeSb unsettled The sales cash ad reo
Job lots; 4Is 31i slS 6 FIR New do the latter rate also for
lotsi aH H5taszy 70 t9r Prime $n JI1pZJ 80 for EItfa
co.. R2J 53d e24 Z3 for Western Mess fH 25dS2f 50
for CITY Do and s27ds27 l2I for Thu Mess Far future
&c sos fair busb prices sIe s1s sslss Of 700 bbs n oiH a.
tQdS25 for Extra Tierce remains dali prices are
nore sa89t3 for Prime Mess; &32as36 M India
Beef Hans selling &i6dR Tor Ctr RJ0S5 for Wsstrn
Cn have been n moderate demand but at irregular phees
eS pkg 3i0n!e for Peked ss sBd 20H20ic for Choise
bhggtd Hams BAeoP dull and prices are na Gales Of
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9ibiSma Nutitts.

nIVIDEND NOTICE. -, ,,,,v vo,v
The Trustees Of the UNION PET9pLEuM Co OF skWlohh
have THIS DAY declared DIyDEs % y e.ni on tte
stock payable COmPauys OA on aud amer The eih s'
r'' 's i'u' A. cURTISS. secreiay
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

THE LBHGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY offer for sALR
at their onee No. oo1 wann,It, Philadelphia,
AT SISETYFIvB PER CENT
ONE MILLION DOLLARS OF THEIR MORTGAGE BONDS
bearing INTERgRT at Of SIX PER cBsrUh per annun,
FREE OF STATE and UNITED STATES TAXES,
payable on the la day, Of June and December
s,a Bonds ar, either Coupon or Registered SECURED By
MORTGAGE the RAILROAD and BRANCHES, The ROLLING
STOCK and the FRANCHISES Of the COMPANY.
The outstanding Bonds COMPANY due IN 1872 H be received
exchange Tor Bonds Saving the holders Of the old ne
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
nast and previous week !:

The following is statement OF eoai .lanSPor1eS Oh
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

10 900 B.Bes ,sIse Dressed Hsgs lover and hs We sues
Sass .o ss .. t:'s q As: So SssS s a as gee @ c s
ig Si7ie City and l7al7is for Pair Prime Steam also ~
AprTnSoos PRo1lsos M1arrr afternoon Sss {.
sSs.ssa.SS % sss @ Ss Ss 1ss SstnsS a.Sss SS s's Nth q
2Se bb closing with sellers At 3 % TegTs ,1s
Ts. to er. Bs Por Bacon Batter Cheese Ia. Lard Is
s.s ne GSS1pjS. ,SSs Sa.. e. lsss S. Hss rs rs rs M
Sine. g. s ss ss i iss isS @ 1855 sss $40
RBcETIs rs OF rR9yIsiqlsSi ROY lssi Batter CS.s..
ls u + 'sss ssss RS ss 81. .5
n.;l less s .s ss sss Rsssa Rsss: 's
cs 1s J@ns % Jo4. 2 a s"Ys {sssl and and
ASsp the ~ ot s oe for W % buyer June alc buyer July
9SysI Aosast and & Re s1ys sssg ssRs2' and fair trad. sale:
Of 80 Sag RsBsOOn 2,dgc, gold in bond aud iO ''
sSGGlas-R.w Sugars eouus sell .o.y and As concession %aIs
ai cr *. Tsst purpose s.n pss their S. + ss r q p
early % Sys ' m s E' Sb1 Sa6 6aseS Of ga
Sb a IN for 6obS s Porto Rice e,S And ~ ~ scs
s1, .S 1ssss sssSt ssSs IS ici white and S's for
YeSs sale, Of 200 bO,.s Castle ISiSe The market
iSy .Sd Ti ~, 'S o sO bushels & been made At
ole tor Tal Island san Quiet 70 large sales ''Ns re-
ported quotations are the SGSns T rosp IS as IS
TSTss SnosI ,sSdi GS saeisI 90 Ssl wtnr'3
~. TIa' Ashton t tS li'' h''' '"''' "
IA, been Air ',ss @ day d., D,S,1 ss.1 S1 S1
opet sses AZ 2.alIc. .o,z,o,.
SRRpsThs Inquiry has been limited ior Clover Seed
Tnohv has sold slowly 81 Od$2 60 bush kongh
seed moderate request at s2 6gGs9 70 e9sp o.
In need little has been doDe sales OF @o pt'
mi tenpspudeTstood at trae better than 81 z5 gold
TALLOW-The demand this article has eonunaen s.eAy
prices ruled sales OF IOVO 10 AZ t@lT Jul No''
d121c for City. . a. - wo.,.., Ve.e..
the continues the sales making aTe Tor
wants We quote as Domestic Feeees aaIc LOT
Ns1no, Iad52e for 48d53c for lLbood hernos ana
zoe Tor saIony neecs; for No Pulled 4Id4oc i gu
nsysae do and 43d4ac Extra do z6Hc FOR common th
washed California 28d3 for Fine do 9oG4 9r common 70
Yss and American Combing t9G55c We quote Foreign a.
Se incn At 9a35c for Washed 28d3 for UnwAshed
M,sfa and Merne 3gd98e Washed Entire Rios 2odtc f
washed Creole 26d32c for Washed CorOVa nhAs AZ Iv@" IT,
Unwasbed Mesta Merno; Cape Of Good HOPE J0a'Ve
Nasbe. East india 2Odt Washed and African al 4dic Io
Upwashed, and 3Od40c for Washed -o--, Al, w.,
WALRBOHR quiet; quote Sonih Sea az 'Jd''ci H"'n'
Coast 85c and ATcue G. d66c, the latter gold
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS OF the
~ FUNDED BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of rUBA Courih.
CAIIFORNANOce hereby that all holders OF any pe
funded bonded indebtedness of tue County Of rubs may ~ s
option present and surrender the TO the Loan
the County of Yuba" at the Trasursrs oee oi said eSn aa
city Marsvne time before the lh day OF Juy n ~
and receive the eonnJ beAnGg
eight payable sent Annnaiy 10 Jap9s,y a
both principal and paid goyl said bonus ~
therefor approved February ~ D. os n a i. t
ndebteipess Of SAID will Ia draw tess
A n 1894 ''.. ..''I az u. A. MCCONNELL -.
NJ T. a. SELLOW
o. ..I. ... ...- +. ID J. r. RuB0UT
Loan ComnlssIoner. Of the County oI lno'.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRoDuc

ToR THE WEEK ENDING June ., 1868
IEIpresy THB n. TRiBvNE by our Own Reporter q.
tn. lowinR are current OF articles IN go@l
d nv rommison houses Wholesale Shippers receive 10
cent deducted commissions beside freight and ethe,
Rores I carefully marked with paint ana p Ae
ftbe sender should also painted end Nail an invoice
B Of upon the under side Of tie cover and 'en9 u
mail containing and dreetoa ao stating how ana sheh
Clean putting vii add much 10 ihe Aee
produce - -. ....
Beans are scarcely With considerable irreguaV pees
MEDIUMS cases bringing much as Narrow We quote IN
Itsns. Mediums - feas, OAh' IN Oo1u'' 80 81
choice y bu-... sc 2od sc 4o Rree....;.... esg 9
Narrow. prime. 3 foW 3'looutleh DlA'A"'N ~" -
CaiiOThia..... - D bI
Repts packages for the week veh gain Of 20 owe, he
-Ytos vek e arrivals are mostly the NesilMgey from
bIo-wth little Canada The large number of pals aud ms
this estimating tie qaAnu e9pAa
lively small number Of large srnsae received at hs asoh
little demand the last steamer taxing o aou
100 trims ebiea good Butter al Adc Win hte t'uu
Ohio at This expected close IN fes weeks s tue 1e
with the Southern ports virtually closed scarcely anbs
Roug there present There lair Eastern denan1 anu s
home call for Butter pretty good but ordna hnl
even medium, 70 slowly little tne Western reserve
batter occasionally Re but thte j. plenty ohsnuy
a soc II anticipated the June make VII now come in
from the btei that viii 60 d
2sc Some selling at 2 while fair article brings
27dR8c poor rolls Some Canada hIkns CoHpnn
butter little trmtr ilan last Netk sf
New-York tribune., 1868-06-10

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED on
RRMITTRD FOR ON RECEIPT AT MARKET RATsA
FRRB or ALL COMMISSION CHARGBs
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Republican Editors Joy fnI.

Republican editors are il joyous mood,
says the Statesn,da, and editorially theS-
clap their Sands gleefully. as they announce
that ex-cnfederatc THAT'S the way they
write it u this connection Nv. 9. Trick
ham land they are particular to say) who
rose to high military distinction under
General Lee, has taken the Stump for
Grant AMI Colfax in Virginia.
The RtpuJiicdn growls because Forrest
went to New York, but Trickham--he only
butchered white soldicrs--nct near so seri,
ous an ofense as fighting tho precious mig
gers.
He's no bloody-handed traitor now; the
blood ofour murdered braves no longer
drips from his hands, as they would write
il were he to advocate the election Of the
Democratic nominees. No matter what q
confederate may have done in the war, il
he shall now only vote the Republican tick
ct and glcrify the Negro, his sins become
Cancelled. On the other hand, il an arm
less or leglcss Union soldier shall cspouse
the Democratic caisc, he is written down
as . ''copperhcad, a 'sympathizer with
treason, and all that.
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A motion to lay on the tshle the motion
to reconsider was made, 90 which vote Y
States was ordered resulting yeas, lS4l;
rays. 1854. So tho mo;ica to reconsider
was not tabled.
The previous question was then moved
by Mr.. Brooks and ordered. The motion
to rsrousider was adopted, and the question
recurring on the Restitution, it was, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Brooks, amended 80 as TO- pro-
vide for an Adjournment until ten O'Clock
on Monday morning aad t'ca the resclu-
tioa, as thus apendcd, was. IN eall OF the
States, adopted unanimously Nth the Ox-
ception Of Indian1.
A resolution that the members Soldier
and Sailors Couvcniiou he irvited TO seats
in this hall was muvcd and annted.
l.. B. Falkner of New York, reminded
the Convention that the reading of the De
claration Of Independence had been ordered
for tonight. lie moved that the Secretary
be directed new to proceed to read that pa
per. which was agreed to.
Secretary Perrin accordingly proceeded to
read the ducument. the conclusion OF which
was received with applause.
The Convention adjourned until ten
O'Clock on Monday morning.
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Tne Great Convention.

Weprirt to>lay the proceedings of the
National Democratic Convention Of Satur-
!. ti.y and Monday. The Convention is the
gfeatess ever held in America, and, Of
course, moves slowly.
,Me would like 10 hold back this Issue of
the Sentinel, but as there is no telling, at
this writing, when the nomination will be
made, we have concluded to print in time
.sor the Moorefeld and Athens mails, and
publish the balance OF the proceedings in
our next
The latest Information We have as to the
strength Of Pendleton, may lie found in the
following extract from special dispatch in
this mornings (Tuesdayl Pittsburgh Post;
{. The Inst estimate of Pendleton strength
sives him a. hundred ard TWENTY-FIVE North
crn, aud Border State votes; this with the
ten Southern States, which are considered
certain to come to his support, gives him
withiE few of two hundred votes, and
within less than twenty OF q two-thirds
nonin alton; this may be counting too large
" for him. but it is what the test informed
men of thu Ohio delegation confidently re-
d. y upon, -. ,,.}t
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Special to the Pittsburgh Post.

NEW Okhs Juty D, lcoc.
The weather is oppressiye!y hot to-day,
and delegates are moving about as little as
possible. The excise law is not very strong
IS en- orced, ret there is very little dissipa-
tion, and nothing like bad order or in3ecorum
is visible in the streets nr at the hotels.
Canvassing is brisk. Nearly every eelega-
CATION had held meeting since the adjourn
ment Yesterday, for the purpose of eompar-
in notes en- the question of the candidates.
A very important meeting Of the Ohio
Delegation was held this morning. Wash>
ington Mclean resigned as delegate from
the State at large, and Judge Thurman was
apr ointed, in his stead. Mclean wanted to
to do this yester day, becase he believed
that he could do better service for Pendle-
ton, and he would be free to move and act
among all the delegates, than it compelled
to sit with his State delegates.
Messrs. Butler of Hamil ton county,
Williams of Monroe county. and Stokes
and Blose, have also resigned, an in their
places General &. w. Morgan, George H.
Pugh, Z. l.. Vallandigham and Judge Van
Trump we're appointed, This was done to
strengthen the delegation, and it makes il
the strongest and most influential in the
Convention. The designations were volun-
tary and the appointments unasked. Val>
landigham will now work earnestly and
jealousy for Pendleton under the instruc-
ton of the STATE Convention.
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fioofland's German Tonic

IL a combination of all Me ingredients of ne
fy:1sTs NTH ruaH iSantn Cruz Rum, 0ran9e etc.
IL rs used for ihs Sagt. d seases as Me Bitteys in
easss -yliGre some pure alcoholic stin'las is re-
eMtred You toW bear IN mind Not these rene.
aiss are entirely different from any othert
advertised for he cure nf The diseases named
these tejsg scientific preparations qf medicinal
extracts, ,rhie Tie Others are mere iecoctions Of
rum in son,e. .fornt. The TONIC 10 decidedIy ons
Of he Most psrdwm and agreeable remedies erer
offered 10 aie public is taste is exquisite. lis
a pleasure 10 lake il, pAiic It's iVegiptng ert't.
arating and MEDICINAL qitdiftifs hare caused IL to
Ee knoWs us Msyreatest Of all to'ics
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These remsdfes are he besE
Hood Purifiers

FROM HON. GEo w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Penn.
eylvania.
PBILApgLPHIA, March l6, 1857.
Ifnd Hooftnds German Biaers" Is not an
Intoxicating bererdge, bat fs a good tonic, useful
in DISC, d,rs Of The diQestire orgdns, and Of great
benefit in cases Of debility and tcdnt Of nervous
action in dc sys.nt.
Yours frNy,
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SMITH, BLOOMS & CO.,
WTrLL keep on hand and make to order
OAK AND PINE FLOORING,
DOORS, SASH,
MOLDINGS,
'i+ 's. TURSINGS. &c.

worked, or any kind of Planning can be ac-
commodated on short notice. l
We can furnish all classes and quail.
tiles or LulRDer for building purposes,
dressed or undressed.
May 6. 1S6Sslyr.
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Hoofland's German Bitters

no iiquor. It ts n compound OF
Fluid ssxtracts. The Roofs, herbs.
and EarIss from which these exs
tracts are made are gathered ln
y Germ any. alashe Al medi-
cd fro ma W ~ ihem by n
&C IL @AnnSGw q In m {.
These extracts are then forwarded
to this country TO he used or.
preysly for the manufacture OF
these ssitters. Tnere ix no aIcO-
Iioiic *ubstancc OF Hny kind used
I'm com pOu ndin2 the Bifters, hence
1t In tlie only Sfttcrs that can be
used in cHses whore alcoholic
GtlimuiaMts are not advisable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-08

THg wheat crop Of Missouri will be un,
usually large.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-08

A MANI hospital at Hartford proposes
TO DIG rather than hay, is leg aaputatcd
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

FoR SECRETARY OF STATE.
THOMAS HUBBARD, OF Logan.
FnR srpREAiT JUDGE.
WTELfasf =. FKSCK. Of Ferry.
tsR NrNniR or PoABn aPPuBIIc WORKS,
4gTrzsR syyGfxES, ef Csyahoga.
FaR sgHoaT. COMMISSIONER.
=. KIRK TO. ID, Of Seneca.
FRR cLeKX OF srPRFME COURT.
sesgE ". WEBB. o. Mahomisg.
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QUALITY OR STYLE,
AND WILL DE SOLD
CHEAPER THAN the CHEAPEST!

Tho public are invited to call while the
goods are nice and fresh, and make choice
of the most desirable patterns. They have
also, a large stock of
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named.
Hon F. G. LeBlond represents Ohio on
Committee on Resolutions.
On motion it was ordered thai the Com
mittee on Organization be directed to re-
port rules for the government Of this Con-
vcntion.
The Chair indicated to the several Com
nittecs where they would meet for deliber-
alton.
A delegate inquired how spectators were
to get into tie convention tonight, as they
had already delivered their tickets at the
door. The Chair replied that the Chair
man Of the Delegates would call at the Ma
tional Committee Rooms for new tickets
for spectators Immediately after adjourn
ment.
Mr. Reeve, Of Indiana, moved that a
committee OF The Convention be appointed
to provide and issue tickets of admission
to the Convention for spectators.
Mr. Belmont opposed this, and moved to
lay the resolution on the table, which was
agreed to.
A telegram was received from the Penn
sylyania State Convention promising
the vote of that State for the nominees Of
the Convention.
Mr. Brooks rose in behalf Of the delega-
tion Of New York, to move reconsidera-
tion rf the motion for meeting Of the
Convention TO night.
He urged tho extreme heat, and remark
ed that unusual progress had been made
to-day, and the city Of New York had
made great Preparations for an appropri-
ate celebration Of this day, and he hoped
the Convention wouId give iis members an
opportunity to participate 10 this celebra-
fion. 8
Mr. Madigsn, Of Maine, hoped the Con.
rention wonld IN courtesy 70 nc ciiy of
Ncw York, agree othis motion. =
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GOMETHlNG NEW.
Stoves, Tin. Brass. Copper, ant
Eheet-HrOM Ware.

Cadiz and tha public generally that they
have commenced the above business in tho
frame building opposite Vests Hall, first
door east of McFadden's, on Main street,
where they intend to keep full and COM
plete supply of the above articles. Their
= II . " y q
are warranted to be of the best nanufi,cture
and of heavier weight and better metal and
sold cheaper than the light ones are sold in
this market and will be sold as cheap as
they are sold in Steubenville or Pittsburgh,
freight only added, Prompt attention raid
to menoiing and Job Work. They hope by
strict attention to business, making good
work, and selling cheap to invite share of
patronage.
TIAfNiONS BROTHERS.
April 8, 1S88-3m.
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The Indian War.
INDIAN TERRITORY. Nov. %

The Cheyenne village of Black Kettles
band was captured yesterday morning at
daylight by the 7th Cavalry Regiment. un-
der Gen. Custar, on the north fork of the
Witchela River. One hundred and fifty
Indians were killed. and the bodies left in
our possession, and SO taken prisoners. An
immense amount of property was destroyed,
consisting of 81 lodges, nearly 1000 horses
and mules, arms, ammunition, horse equip
ments, robes, provisions. etc.
Capt. Louis Hamilton was killed in the
first charge. Broves Lieut.. Col. Barnitz was
seriously if not mortalIy wounded. MoJor
Elliot is missing. One man of the 7th was
killed and IA wounded.
The tribe is badly crippled.
The Indians, including women and boys,
fought with great desperation from the cov-
er of bushes and grass. When driven out
of the village many of the wounded effected
their escape.
The victory was complete and will be a
wholesome lesson to the Cheyennes. Black
Kettle, the prime pal chief was killed. The
are Major George L. Fl. Elliott,
Capt. Louis NJ. Hamilton and 19 enlisted
men killed; and the wounded are Brevet
Lieut.. Col. Albert Barnett, Capt. 7th Infant.
ry. supposed mortally; Brevet Lieut.. Col.
T.. W. Custer and Second Lieut.. ]. NJ.
Marsh, slightly, and ii enlisted men. Col.
Benton had horse shot under him.
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draw upon the Nortern and Northeastern tier
of counties for Republican majorities, with no
fears that the draft will be dishonored.
~ II WA. currently reported, a few da

nA-It was currently reported, a few days
ago, that DR. III. T. Helmbold, the great Buchu
man, was insane, and that he was confined in an
insane asylum. The report was shear fabri-
cation from beginning to end, and was started,
doubtless, by some unprincipled villain to in
jure the Dr. in his business to which he has,
all along, given his personal attention.
The Doctor has but recently completed ex-
tensive repairs and alterations in his Drug es-
Enlistment, 594 Broadway, New York city
The alterations occupied but five day in their
completion, and yet they are of the most grand
and massive character, resulting in perfect
palace of place, in which visitors to the city
are always kindly welcomed. The short time
time employed in the work, makes its compile
ton appear, even to New Workers, almost a
miracle.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-12-03
TRIBE Accident.

We deeply regret to learn that our
friend DR.. S. 4. Raub, Of Centreville,
Upper Mt. Bethel township, this county,
met with a terrible accident one day last
week. 1t appears that he had mem em-
ployed in digging a we'll near his new re
sidence that the we'll had been sunk the
desired depth, and the last blast was
about being put off that it missed fire,
aud that whilst one Of the men went to
the barn to get some straw to re light the
fuse, the Dr. threw shovel full of burn
ing Goals down, which ignted the fuse
aud caused an instantaneous explosion. Be
fore he could turn his head from the open.
ing be was struck in the face with ris
ing stone, cutting him terribly and en-
tirely destroying the sight of one eye
Iu fact, when We last heard from him
fears were entertained that he would lose
the sight oil both eyes. This is most
terrible calamity, and we deeply sympa-
thise with him and his family in this sore
aff1ction.- Sentinel