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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
CESTERvILLE, Ind, Oct. l9, IS.
MOTION.
To THE BoaRD OF cASvAssEHs OF ELEcrIOSs OF
WAYNE CouNTr. NniA 49,


To THE BoARD OF CASvAssEns OF ELEcrIoSs OF
wAYsE COUNTY, fsssA s-@r--~
MIN. II johnson, resident, citizen and quail
fled voter of Wayne county. Indiana. in. his own
behalf, and a. attorney for George W. Julian. re
Gently a candidate Tor memoer of Congress in the
F.urth congressional District Of the State Il In
diana. comes now and & les the All iavits OF y. 8.
DuHadway, viz Caleb S. Dub liway, Geo. w.
Ross, and Herm,n b. Payne, and predicates
thereon the folit wing notion, to- wit:
I. That said Board shall reject and refuse TO
count certain votes alleged to have been cast and
received by divers persons at TIE second or south
precinct of Wayne township. in Wayne county
Indiana, on October Is. 1868
2. That said Board shall reject ndfefuse to
entertain or consider any aud all tally sheet or
sheets returns, list or lists of votes cast and re-
ceived at said second sonth precinct of said
Wayne township, the seco,d Tu sdsy of 0cto
ber 1885, and that sad Board shall reject all tick
cts assumed have been cast at said election for
the following reasons. to wit:
!. Because The Board holding the election at
said precinct did not continue in session at the
place of election until all the votes given at such
election had been canvassed, and the result pub
lieIy proclaimed.
2. Because the said Board publicly proclaimed
the result of the election helda the said precinct
before they had canvassed or counted the result
of the votes cast for all the officers voted for at
said election.
8. Because they publicly proclaimed the result
/ of the vote for Governor Of Indiana before they
had counted any vote for any officer person ho
was voted for ~ candidate for any other Office.
4. Because said Board holding the election az
said second precinct removed outs ids Of the limits
of said precinct all the tickets voted and cast al
and in said precinct, and the box containing the
same, before they began counting the tickets
and because they counted all of said tickets OUT
side Of the limits Of said precinct, and because
they never counted cry OF said tickets vital
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

The Exchange tlounng Mills Of this place
(Ais..rs Baker. Adair 4 iisller. Psop,i.,ers)
are undergoing eo@ils,s and thorough r.eo.
vaIion Two VI The celebrated Tsrbins Water
Wheels (all iroa) have been substituted Zoe
The aid wooden wheel, which will insurr uesdy
grinding The whole year round A new bolt.
ing apparatus has also been provided The
machinery ios grinding corn aud buekwhss,
IL entirely disconnected from iha, fos grind.
ing wheat Farmers ~llI therefore be able 10
~, their grls,s on shortest notice. We are
no, informed shea these velI knosa mile are
expected 70 commence running regularly
again, ba, the public will he notified 10 short
lime. .Hh
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

wi,hslanding The short aud imperfee,
notice, an appree,aiiss audience assembled IL
the College Chapel on Thursday evening I
las, week 20 listen 10 Yrof N. y. Ragsdals q
lecture on CheaisIry, Elec,rici,y AID Magnet.
ian. accompanied With experiments The
lecturer advanced some ne~ aud plausible
theories aud presented soas very in,-r-s.inr
experiments. such - music b, steam, music
by lightning, blowing up q ship with Colt,
sabmsrms battery, ssspsadiag upon tue a.
ns.phese brass Wheel ~eigh,ns Que pound,
lighting acsndls lrom glass OF saer, and
eaus,as a globe "a r.vuiss apo" nolhiog. lie
ALEC presented s"mr praeiicsl truths IL regard
10 lish,a,ng roos. anu cos,ee 81 s"mr popular
~rress CONCERNING the f'sse'res which govern
the -'e~m engine aud elegfaphins. tn. lee
iuru closed With = handsome balloon ase-n-
s,oa irom the College grounds
Prof Ragsjale expects. 20 visit az again,
When he ~,ll give q greater variety OF expert
mea,s He Is nosi worthy labores Ia he
important held N sciesce iusitae,ing aud ~.
tsres,iug dis zud,rne-, AID we bespeak Tor
hin . lsn house next time ha comes to Brook.
villu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Dastardiy outrsges By the Seymour De-
mOeracV.

On Monday nigh, the White Boys in
Blss we're marching on Tennessee Street ia
lndianapoiis a man named Robert Wea,hers.
Who was slightly intoxicated, shouted for
Grant He was set upon by the ruthans, one
Of whom struck him heavy blow over the
bead with piece Of timber, iujaripg him very
seriously. he was Immediately taken to a
doctors Office and lhence 70 the City Hospital
where be IAy during Tussday-at the point OF
dsash, With grave doubts Of his recovery Nc.
Wsulhers came TO Indianapolis from Lafay-
eife. Is Unmarried, aud served four years in
the Union army.
A, another point negro boy who shouted
for Gram, WAS so terribly beaten thai 1t is not
believed he can recover.
These dastardIy ooirages seem TO have been
flung portion Of The Seymour reception.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
pedicatory service, at Fairfield.

We learn that the dedica DRY services Of the
Fairfield Methodist Church we're y complete
success in every particular. A, an early hour
. large congregation assembled aud listened
70 al excellent and stirring sermon from DIR.
Bowman Of Asbury University. A statement
was made showing the amount Of indebted
ness. TO be eighteen hundred dollars, which
sum Dr.. Bowman in his peculiarly pleasan.
way proceeded to call for. The responses
we're liberal and free. and in short time The
amount was secured and the church set apart
70 the worship of bod.
The children's meeting in the afternoon
(Drs Ksely and Bowman, speakers,) was a
treat long to be remembered by the Sabbath
School Scholars Of Fairfield The evening
sermon by Professor Martin is spoken of as a
stirring and comforting effort.
The friends of the church stood by the So
eiety and nobly aided them in liquidaiing
their debt Great credit is due this Society
for their, persesering effort in the erection Of
this church.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
THE FRAUDS AND BALLOT STUFF
fling IN RICHMOND.
Caro- from Judge Johnson-A Scathin.
Expose.
From the indianapolis Journal.

from the indianapolis Journal.
To The Republican Voters IF the Fourth
Congressional L'istr,ct.
While the Democrats of this District,
aud trauorous Republicans who made
themselves. hewers OF wood aud drawers
OF water for the Ku klux Klan, are en-
gagged in the uussvory task OF burying
their dead, | deem it my duty to apprise
our friends of the details of ao strocious
conspiracy organized in this county to de-
feat Mr. Julian, and of the manner In
which that conspiracy was strangled ale
most 10 the hour OF Its triumph.
The thugs aud assassins of politics, who
attempted to strike death blow at the
rights OF the people, are we'll known; IN
fact they were SO proud OF their attempts
ed viiiany, that while they yet deemed il
successful, they made haste 10 proclaim
their own infany. They have fallen Into
the pit (which they digged for their
BROTHER" aud il will be long ere publ;
opinion will lift them from that PIT, OF
gsIvauize their dead carcasses into politi-
cal life. it
The Board of Csnvassers of Wayne
comfy rejected the poll aud refused Il
count the votes of the South or Second
Precinct of Wayne township in thai
county. While no doubt was entertained
that the ballot box had been tsmp rec
With, yet We were not able to procure thu
evidence of the fact SO early as the 15;i
inst, the day on which the polls wer,
compared. The motion to reject iha
poll was predicated on other grounds
which we're amply sufficient. As | made
that motion, our friends have thought tina
this statement should be prepared BY me
aud make it iu order that the truth ma,
be known by those whose rights wer'
violated.
l append hereto the written motion
and sfbdsvits in support thereof; and
state that Major Lacy, one of the judge
of that precinct, conceded before the Boar,
of Canvassers, the truth of every fac
stated 10 all of the atfidavits.
These papers speak for themselves; bu
for the sake of clearly stating the facts il
this connection, will here set out tn
facts contained in them.
The election board of that precinct wa
organized in direct violation of the law
not one of that Board was resident o
the precinct, of which the boundarie
were clearly established, and we'll known
The law of last session in plain, direc
aud positive language requires the officer
to remain in session, at the place of hold
ing the election, until the vote has bee
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

40. 0faIl whs were fsRhfai 70 ,hp ,rlsls 81
the late War, there we're none entitled 20 nor.
especial honor than the brave sol ,isrs shd tssss
~ho endured the hArdships Of cs,npsinh Ant
afaiss and lulperIlsi tbeir lsstin tho ssrsies Of
tbs sauntfy. The beantiss aud pebsioas tfcvi.
led ~ law for those brave defenders Of tks ma.
don are obligations never 20 he forgotten. Tks
stdaws and orphans sflhs k.iisnt dead are shs
yards Of the people, sHcssd isgasy bsQussthsd
TO the natsen's pratsetinR care, 4, .....-.. ....
an. fefeirn imini Tfatlon, which In the pear
has added 20 'sash 10 the wealth and develop
tnens OF ths resources aud iucrvase uf poxa q.
this NATION. the aryisus 81 The Oppressed ct 81
aatisns. should be festersi and sneoafuk sd By .
iiberal aud jist policy.
''i2. fhis coaspation declares its sympathy
-i,A al the oppressed people -Aosfs ',Fassliss
"RKsoLvsp. That we highly CONNIE "a the spirit
Of magnanlmity aud forgiveness with which men
Who have served the rebellion, bat neu hshkiy
add honestly 90 operate With Ne In fsstpflnz sLs
peace Of the eaaptfy, AMI demonstrating the
seuthern state Eoysrn'nents upon the basis % ,m
partial Justice aud equal rights, are rsosissd
back Into tho communion Of the loyal people sad
We favor the removal OF the Disqualification md
rsstfietions impo.sd upon the late rebels IN the
salns measure ~ ths spint OF loyalty will dlrse,,
~ may be consistent with the safety VI the ioys
people" furies u ueodi goodil
"Hssotssp, That We recognise the great prin
olplss laid down Ia ihs iau ftsl Dsclafstion 81
tudspen aenes "a the true foundation fdsmoofstie
zo,sf"maeti aud We hall with glsdnsss sssFy
eusft toward ,ostinK thsss PRINCIPLES iluhr
reality on every insh Of Amss.esa soil."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
cola Wine coruer. "

Messrs Die'E A Gets have purchased M~j.
John T. Bur,ou's sock Of goods 81 The 'Uld
White Corner In lisookvllle, aud have added
10 u new invoice recently porchs-.d =, Gu.
einna,i These gentlemen are old hands IN
the Dry Guods business. aud will cell a. III.
lover, prices foe cash Or cova'ry produce =
Call aud see them. Also rad their advertise.
msnt In suo,her column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
S' w.. ., , c.s.rr. IS.
Delay in Sending Official Returns.

The Counties of Perry. Parke and Zip
pscanoe have not yet sent the official re-
turns to the Secretary OF State There
may be good reasons f,r this delay but
they are getting quite dim in this locality
Dubois and Franklin came TO hand on
Thursday y Journal, 23d.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
For the Amsriesn
National Hymn-Acrostic.

IN ~ llsftoy, hrsr our pFayeFs
Raneom~.i iroei tatestitie var
Al our nations hopes fulfil.
Mot eoam~r TO Tn, body will;
Teach Us justice, mercy. 1--we
A TRIO from The realms above;
Never leave US nor iorsake;
Do Tor Thy people under'ake;
Come and shed on every hand,
Der our happy, smsii"g ia"d,
Lasting pesce AID precious utuih;
Fasor age; bless all our Joulh,
All may their tame br .obser than
Xefxe- the Great or Aeno dion.
Oct Z6lh, 1868 hYAXDorTg.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

The danco~k Democrat, ia summing up
the vote Of this District, estimates the
majority for Reid at 100. Very modest
estimate, that, aud should il prove as cor
rect as Democratic estimates usually do,
Mr. Julian will receive majority Of p
600 Connersville Times.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Prepare for . Vigorous Final Charge.

While The Democracy are panic stricken,
the Republican forces must waste no time, CO
idly dream. of victory bal prepare for sigor-
Gus 6nal charge mex, Tuesday. The mex, iew
da,s should be period OF aeiiye esuysssing,
and especially Cor euligh,ening the i'll inform
ed on The peliiical sit0riion
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

Attention !. directed to the ne~ advertise
nsni OF Msssrs Sung 4 Kaiser, to be found
in s"a'her column Of this weeks paper
Thsir rsonk enphrsces everything in the line
OF DRY Goods and their prices are sI~ass
reasonable. Cali At their store aud exauine
their goods aud prices
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

The Rspahlicans ~ Masmora and he ad-
joining Townships will hold meeting Al Met
amors ou Saturday evening neat There will
be q grand ,orehlight procession. Hon Net
son Trusler il expected 20 address the meet
inc. Turn out, every body.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

Bear ~ mind, Rrpubliesps, that IN victims
fss President and Vice Pr~sidsa,, on Taesds,
neat, you do 90, directly vote for Grant a
Cellar. bat yeu vote Tor The Electors 81 Large
aud the District Eiecsors The nance Of
Grant 4 celIsx are no, on The Ticket, bul thu
foiio-ins Il The Tickle, that ~IlI be vossi BY
kspablicsns B-srlihi. IN mind.
ron ELECTORS AT LARGO.
Thsmss n. Neisoa.
bsnjamin Y. cl@yPeoi.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

II IL but NO or three days until The Prssi.
dental election. Tn. lsss assault upon The
Democratic party is 10 be made then, and their
vorks muss be carried By storm Our late
election should sa-n Ne 81 he importance Of
helrr ssshe polls early. Vote early and then
20 70 work 10 influence he doubtful voters 10
cast ,hrir votes lor the Republican Electoral
Ticker represented BY Grant 4 colfsz. To the
polla early
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Can and Settle.

All persons knowing The n,seises indebted TO
Si<ughrsr l. Mckee will phase call and settle
Immediately, rs we are IT, need Of money and
must have "a. Please dent neglect this ual-
ter. We are in earnest s. Il NJ.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Wood! Wood /!

Those Of our Subscribers who have prom
ised 10 pay their Subscriptions in wood. are
reminded thai NOW is the time TO bring ill.,
We want ten or fifteen cords of the best kind
Of dry wood delivered within The next week or
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
ron DfsTNIcr ELECTORS,
Don't Nsglsc, the Closing Work.

Republicans. LEI us not neglect the closing
work 81 The al ef Novembes. Oar oppoeeais
are In disorder. bu, not disbaaeed. The hnal
blow should be given with all our strength.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

The GRAFT q colfax Club will meet Al
Headquarters aex' Saturday, night sls' inst
Every member of he Club Is requested IN be
present. az impostao, business will be tsaos-
setsd
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

The Fssrtlin County Court Of Common
Piss. (iuar- Kibbey pre.iding.) viii ecnvsos
on Mondav NEXT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
Hon. Will cumbaok


Speaks Ia shsIb,siIIs to-day (Thsrsdsy). And
In Lswrencehurg ,o-morro~ tFriday)
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

The ranks Of The enemy are broksn and VI.
forces flying Every Republican should Keep
In lns uulll The Democratic rou 10 complete
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
.Thos. B. Adams ESQ.

WIN speak IN Brookville next Monday even.
ips sa7tbs Court House. Attend, everybody.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
,.fMponrANr ApYlcR mol lybrfnsr..

''fMPoRrAvr ADVICE TO vbTERsr--
"0n The third day Of November the setsfs ~
fsankila county will be call epon n disrb"rse .
ssrfed duty they owe 90 tlemFslvs. There are
two parties w The ohntsst, both fallying sfvl Nd
10 doomed TO defeat, and With that defeat there
viii be great depresslen if splflts, supesiadue'
ing u leaa OF appetite asd q dsraagemsat of the
diks.tive organs, or aalmsl fasotisns. The an
fortunate IN the contsst htofesaid, will had
OF Tonic that will speedily restore the tune ~
their sh,machs aud easbie thou 90 fssane basi
ness, TheFe ptspalstions are Tor sails BY Drug
gl,,a aud deal.ts IA Medicines every where"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30
internal Revenue.

r. II s~ih Esq ieforms us that the sssess'
men,s Of Internal Revenue 10 The %sh Dissics
Of Indiana Tor the month u September, 1858,
amounted 20 $s7 b5I IS. a. follsws,r -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-30

xssnltInE from any csn,s yhs.sysr
Induced By severe Labor. Hard
ships. Exposure. Fsvers. as.
there 10 % ne9isne sxlsrf s4nsi ~ tks-s 49,
fss 10 surh ess>s. isss and flrpF u np<rs>< -
The wkss systsn he apostle 10 stre~ftkssst. ss<
is esioyet tLs sfcsasss fs-ts rroapty. TIE ki>>t
ts phriest. he sonplsxlsh b<cons -osst s11
healthy, The ysllsv Nsts 10 sr<dts.tst fr~n ne
eyes, bloom 10 gissa " tAs cheeks. sst The veal
bslng.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

d,s ~ @ yoi 81 JoS r nil ts,hsr
!':.!. eftbs NINTH NATIONAL BAsk q q. C,y q Egs
cent YORK. do toenpg thai s above stAismehth Hus
Stamp " the beat ~ iAssl'ds' l,a ss,sf WIZ c.,i
svon 70 sna rbssrisst t,is ~. s ss DAY q April 1854
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
WHAT "EyERY AFTERNOON says : :

w of the collection Of 3. 7. AVERY
pleasant addition the Art lounges has recently been opened
conspicuous, horoughs Oh. Hhbar iqds tSe gallery 81
NJ Ay,ry Al the ceruef Poursenb large square web
lighted which soeetos o. extremely choice pictures
ma be and bought q,
b,hsa Psrs DARING the great Exposition Of sss
laid the the Vausbt wares that be has
nov hand adding further h ok s96eaget eorse nnnu ard
nrtrous painters Are illustrated the walls
eheay schOoL Wa rspes, that Mr. Averys
study for contains sss adniItus Of
H,iocr ha Ia miscellaneous gatherings"
All 70 be sed THURSDAY and PRlDAf BfkEiSGs
April aud 10 kIhpg day and evening the son nebe 1Aley
NJ a. Ei0h ava HENRY MINER. Aueuons0
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

PRovIsrOSs-An active demand has prevailed for
sales OF 5000 bbs at S+ IS for Old Mess the out
aide for small lots; s26 as26 12t for New do s2 for
Prime; t2l 50 for Extra do. s23 so for Western Prime
Mess; and s24 50a$24 rs foe Thin Mess Beef Is more
active and IA rmer sales $50 bbs at s99sl4 50 for Com
mon brands I 5Oas2O for Plain Mess and 500 4 90
for Extra Mess Terce Beef Is In fair demand and firm
sales OF $50 tcs Prime Meas, p Beef Hams are du
and nominal Cut Meats are firm and In better demano
sales pkgs at i 9lc for Dry sated Shoulders ana
lGc for Plckled Hams Bacon is firm and in good de-
mand; sales $50 boxes at 13c for C. O., 11lic for g. R
and lSc for Bellies Lard Is in better demand, prices
have advanced and close FIRM sales OF O0 pkgS az ieto
I6ic for No. 6l7c for City, and 7dTtc for Fair 10
Prime and Kettle Rendered; and on Saturday evening,
1000 tcs.. seller May, at l7te
AFTERNOON PROVISION Market OcLocK.-The mar
ket better for Pork and closes FIRM sales Of $50 bb
Old Mess s2 600 bbs New do, regular, at $26 "a anu
$50 bbs do. seller May, at f8 30. ..,.
PETROLEUM-Cr Is In fair demand, but prices arc
lower ut 10i 01c. In bulk and 150loc in bb sales OF
$500 bbs reported Refined, In bond steady at 75l
2Ie for g. WI sales OF 2O00 bbs at the latter rate In
Philadelphia Crude at l5ac, and Refined In bond, go
for 3. w. =
RICB-There is nothing of importance doing; prices
nonIinay unchanged. :.
sUGARs-Raw Sugars are fairly active and steady on
basis I0i 0lIc for fair 10 good Refining sales OF $40
hhds Cuba at 10Ia12ic S96 boxes Havana at lldl?tc
and SOIL bags PernaInbuco on private terms Refined
quiet at 1910. for Hards.
TALLOW-There has been an Improvement In the de-
mand for this article; prices have advanced and close
firm; sales of $1,000 n at 12i 0l2ic.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

from points In this State were quito large. A few
millions so returned will relieve the market and re-
duco call loans. In Commercial paper tho uansac-
tions are small at 79l0 per cent
Exchange is quoted as follows: London 20 days
IOg! !GlO9. do, sight, l09!@l10; Paris long, 5l6s'6
Sis; do, short, 5lS2Q5.l2I; Antwerp 5l7i@5l6s
Swiss 517l05.16!; Hamburg. S6056s; Amsterdam.
4aAa: Frankfort. 4Oi04l; Bremen 79i07si; Ber-
lin. 71id72
Freights-To Liverpool. 1900 bales Cotton at
5-IGM2d., 1900 bush Corn at 4d. and by steamer,
1000 bales Cotton at Ia Id 1880 boxes Cheese at 40s
1000 bbs Pork at S. 6dG3s 9d. 1000 boxes Bacon at
SOa. and 400 pkgs. Lard and Stearin at sos.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs. $4,000; re-
ceipts for Gold Notes $596OOO total receipts $s9-
e9s SO: total payments, $50S4,84s 81 balance. $685.,
24G99i TO-
The March traffic Of the outer roads Is larger The
increase on the Northwestern was 9s,476 and for
ten months the increase is 81 37 with no increase
of road operations The stock of this company Is
strongly sold, aud regular dividends as largo as
those of the New-York Central are deemed certain
by its friends The earnings were for March:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Total sslsa. .AsO 80 slO,sla.sl7 4s B. .ssl oa1 1.

Total. S,4S3 4S0 80 SlO,3l4,Sl7 46 N85l,oT IL
The increase in passenger traffic is equal to more
than $4,000 per month, and earned at less cost than
in 1867. .....-t
The Milwaukee and ST. Paul earnings arc also very
large, and are follows. ..
1867 $4,000 1861. $685. ,2sl mo-. S1,a2
Such is the increase of business on tie Marietta
and Cincinnati Road, in both freight and passengers
that it will be compelled to build at an early day its
independents track down and through Mill Creek
Valley. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad now hay
ing deep interest In this roads welfare, has COM
mepced the reironing Of the entire track. The pro-
posed track through Mill Creek Valley will have its
line west of and parallel with the present bed of tho
creek thus proving valuable nucleus to the filling
up of Mill Creek Valley.
The Chicago Republican of Saturday says
The pressure money market continues. To-day
there were very heavy drafts from country bankers and
this rendered currency scarce. The demand for dis
counts present quite active and our bankers are
commOdatng their customers at the usual rate OF dis
count vz 10 per cent per annum but outside paper Is
generally rejected. Mortgage loans steady at 765
per per Inferior paper discounted the
street at rates equal to 20l5 per cent per annum The
market for Eastern Exchange Is very weak Together
with the scarcity Of currency there Is also very largo
of exchange beng made and the market CON-
pleely glutted To-day few sales made between
bankers slight discount but before the close OF bank
ing hours the sales were chiefly at discount OF TOO S
per 81, 900, closing weak.
TABLE OF ne Loans. Speoe. Circulation Deposits and
Legal Tenders IN the Banks ofs Cy Of helo- York FOR
The tceSk ending Saturday, April 4. 1868