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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18

FEMALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,
a Specific Remedy for Disease cfhs Rsprodsefirs
Organs.
II mpars tone AMI yga 10 the Uterus, and gives Ne
newed vitality to the whole system. All Of De-
bfy pecullsr 10 Females will ni sovereign remedy In
this eompoand.
Prepared al the Ssr England Botan,e Depot, Boston,
GEO. W. SWEET, ". D., Proprietor.
One Dollar per Bottle. Five Dollars for six Bottles
ly:sjsp
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DIED.

I Notices ~ deaths not excesling six lines, nserte
fre above that numbcr at regular advertising rates.
In this city, Aus. %, Henry Adams, aged so years
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District Court of the United States

,w3o Clerk Of District Court for said District
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

Hinin0 SioehG
MONDAY. March l6-r. u.

Gold has been steady opening at 1891, selling at
1884, and closing at 1885,. The clearngs at the Gold
Exchange Bank were $G21l6OO0, and the balances
81 $40 $40 95 Government bonds opened strong,
with an active demand. The transactions were
large, and at the close the market was strong at
quotations The following are the closing quota
tions United States Us, registered, 1881. 1llt;
United States Gs, coupons, 1881, nll; United
States 5-2Os, registered, 1862, l01l United States
5-2Os, coupons, 1852, 1l0l United States S-SOs.
coupons. 1864, los. United States 520s coupons,
1864 1882; do do. 1865 January and July, lO7s do.
do 1867 1917; do do 1040s, Registered, lOl! do do,
1O4Os Coupon 1Oll June 1905, 1861; July 1908, 1861
Compound interest notes are quoted as follows May
compounds, 1864 49, August do. do. III; September
do do. 1lGl; October do do. ll6. State bonds were
strong and active with an improvement in Tennes-
see 6s and Missouris. Pacific Mail was weak, and
sold down TO lO9 Canton broke to 43 on the report
of the suspension of a house that had been large
bulls in the stock but rallied TO 49, Express shares
were nearly in sympathy with the Railway share
market.
The Railway share market opened dull on the gen
era list and very excited on Erie, which sold at
72!, 13., CG., closing at G'. The weakness in this
stock appears to be occasiOned by the distrust of
members Of the clique, who selling out as fast as
the market will take the stock The balance of the
market remained quite steady until the Second
Board whcn on the report of the suspension of two
members of the Regular Board and one in the Open
Board there was pressure to sell, which terminated
in a panic at the Open Board. Erie sold at CG;
Canton, 43; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, S7l; Rock
Island, 92.. After the board there sharp rally
of l1 per cent in the active shares. The market is
completely demoralized by the erratIc movements IN
Erie. Enormous losses have been made by parties
operating both FOR long and short account. and the
late movement has heen tl,c mn,t disastrous or
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
THE CIVIL COURTS

During the week ending last Saturday, the
following persons received thcir discharges In bank
uptcy: Charles BOwrOsan, Daniel Hawes, Bernhard
Strauss William c. Reynolds, Robert L. Cumming John
r. A Jewett AnsOn b. HOyt George W Hoyt; William
NJ whitney. Richard Marsh, and John Campbell IT,
In the Sherry Wine case, yesterday, Joseph
Bensnsan jr n wine merchant of Cadiz, was recalled
and explained testimony previously given by MIN
as 10 shipment OF wine CadI. Peter EscOuria was
also recalled and testified TO the charges made by
claimants for the packages containing their VINE George
Milne also recalled and questioned abont the amount
OF wine In the invoices In the case, and also the dules
paid his replies being explanatory OF previous evidence
given 10y him. Claimants counsel then rested Couhse
Tor the Government then read letters, previously over
looked from Galwey Cascade claimants agents hefe)
TO claimants for tie purpose OF showing that certain
wine shipped by claimants with intent TO dctraud the
revenue. The case Will shortly be summed mp.
In the First District Civil Court before
Justice Quinn. action has been commenced by Mr.. Gil
brah. counsel on behalf OF the proprietor OF The Herald
newspaper against The World Newspaper Association,
for 5 5 represented TO be owing the plaintiff by the de-
fondants IL Is claimed by the panh that In accordance
with an agreement existing between the several journals
composing tho Associated Press. for the ex-
change OF European ard California news and election
returns received specially 10y express telegraph by
any member Of the Association. that he exchanged
Cable telegram from London received about the 27th OF
October last which The World published and then refused
bear proportion OF the expenses. Justice Quiun
postponed the hearing OF the case yesterday I'LL next
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
riOous conduct. and resispg and as.aullns the po-


lice.
In the YOrfville Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Kelly James Wall was COMMITTED IoI IA
ing, as alleged, stolen from Martin Fisher 6elal v{
short time III the country, watch Nalutd az go
accompanied by two girls HccOted IlsAer IN
and after "A few minutes conversation, aDstiacleJ o
watch from Fishers pocket and gave u 10 one OF v
girls who threw on the ground Fisher held wan uhll
an officer arrived AdOph Welkins, No 437 IhrdaNe.:
and Iohn stephrns No 200 West FOryitlst were held
10 bail TO answer for alleged violations OF the Excise law
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
efore INDIE Russell Joseph Baker convicted or grand
i0rcenv was sentenced State prison for five years
George williams having pleaded guilty OF burglary III
te third degree was sentenced 10 State prison Tor TWO
wears and six months John Guse accused or sttalR
watch and chain from WIN. DOhTman No. lSi MOtst''
was acquitted Wm Harris, George Wilson, ana George
Angar. for larceny. remanded for sentence
Henry IIus for stealing S43 from John A. Fry, No %
Avenue A, was remanded for sentence. John N!ahs
for burglary, was rcmanded for sentence. jacob
Murch convicted Of stealing trunk containing wearing
apparel valued $500 from Charles j. Meyers al New
ark ~ j., and bringing the same TO this city, was sell
fenced to state prison for one year.
In the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day. before Justice Dodge Joseph Kelly was committed
for trial charge Of having on Sunday evening" lcheu
the pocket Of Madame EthcVeda CataS No. oOt BrOau
way, while she coming out OF ST Pduls fIchcil
Church In Twenty little boy elgt years OF
age, accused Of stealing gold watch ana chan Nlt
charms attached the property OF Mrs Isaac Newton
formal complaint Will be made against him today -;
Jacob ClutcTtOn No. CarrOplace, for alleged viola
tiOn OF the Excise law, held to bail. .Phlomna
West Twcuy-sxth-st, for stealing articles of wearing
apparel valued at $40 from her employer held for
For Ccur; Calendar see Thirl Page
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
TIE MARKETS.
IC.refuiJ reported for THs TaIHUsr.I

IlsTefaJ reported Tor THH ThhUNfT
MONDAY, March 10, 1883.
AsHEs-Thc demand Is fair for pots at sS ass Sii
Pearls are nominal.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Are firmer and In fair de-
muud The closing quotations are as follows: !:
Bricks at $40 5OGsiI so for Common Hard, slsdsl
for Croton, and sio9ti5 for Philadelphia Front
Cement ut 81 25 for Rosendae Hair Mt %d%sc
for Rio Grande Mixed; 97dJItc. for Bnen1s
Ayrcs Mixed, aud llal2c FOR Unwashed Mixed
lahs at 81 7ja, three months Limo ut 81 80 Tor Com
mon. aud s. for Lump. Plaster OF Paris at o. 5dt per
tun Blao Nova Scotia 81 40 per Dbl fcr Calenei
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

la Justice Walters Court Brooklyn yesteT-
Day. Martin Costello Of Engine Co. No T. and @. Wenley,
were Aned ~ so each for corner oafDg.
In Justice Seaman's Court East New York,
yesterday, James Mclaughlin. boy, was remanded for
DxamineOn charge OF having stolen tI4 from the
money drawer OF a store in East New-York.
In the Recorders Court, Hudson City, yester
Jay, Felix Kiernan Martin Wall Robert Brce Patrick
LkaeY. aud Patrick Mani0a held la bail t0
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

specuators of any for years At the close the market
was excited irregular and generally weak.
The following are William Heath & Co.'S last quo
tations of stocks:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

Eastern and s. 90 per bbl for Calcined Knckerbocker
and Empire Mills.
COTT0N-Early in the day there was considerable
frnuess and very good business doing but since tho
receipt Of foreign dispatches per cable which are cOnsd
cred unavorable the market has been quiet and closes
somewhat heavy, at about inside rates. sales or 450
bales OF which $3.50 taken by spectators 29O by
spinners and 1880 by exporters including $50 In transit
We nUOtO:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.
.ICEs az DFEF THIs WE

PR1CEs OF BFEF 1EIs WEEk.
The following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight OF seller sinking oal-hat is,
bullock whose quarters will weigh cwt at 10 cents a
Mound amounts 10 Sl2O:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
Net earnings for two months t2s9,i2l sS s257,57l

Decie. Circulation, Deposits, and
3diiks ofhe city OF he,o- York for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-08
fkOA WASHINGTON.

sWASns suTnS March l.
The summons for President johnson TO ap-
pear before the Impeachment Court, prepared
By the SsGeiAgy af State, isaow ia - Aesas
or Chief 5ustfcs Chase, fof examaihaSstH. and
Il is expected 70 Be handed 10 fhs Sergeant.
At-Arrhs for service this afternoc1.
The President has-kbtAoyed the sct prosid-
Ing for o. non -e4ciHsiop fEam settlemsnt,
ppdeY NE koMestead lays, Of even num4ersd
pectioes l4eG tht sealp eftAel Rpei1e NIB
soSd. pfutldsd theJ b tss. = so -.
scfs. : n
Inc amount of fractional currency issued
during the week was $4s7 900; shipments do
and U. s. notes, $l9, ,233.
Nssicnal 4 ls, ssnk Is csFaNex itaps3 9asiRz he
4299, 740, ,745.
The amount Of fractional currency destroyed
during the week was $3.50 ,0Qa.. ..r..<.
sTh1 r1S6fpe6 6f 46fefnS1 rzseSw3 for al
week sef1tk1akS1; As6 sssahs Asoal year
70 date &la4. .84s. .0a1.
The possof6cs money system throughout
The country i payins : profit Of $25, 900 an
unally.
There was II, ,4o4 acrs4 of IAads DISPOSED
ef e hgA1ys1soosse1 bhd11 - 1kes
4 pri,ais le.tsr from Tas. La,aals .,ys
" !allsEs9 8 .sl1f 1se = g . le&a 3. $50 :.
froesbility sSisss of making trsAtiss With Al
ias 1l1is tl4a. 80 b.
ff1SSsS1b~ses .Wf11lkes0k stsgaa p1sis
PQ1i1Ank 4Ahalaa = a161 $3.50 -.
e.a g, ios y ysYf III 213S i.ss
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&ga NEwsfenx, Aanh I.
A New Orleans special cf the sth q the
$esss saas ieis Iss l;s spslss, Tor l.. cheers @
vuhich to .s>bel Gre department aase General
Hancock and Jed. Iayis, and says II this be
lseaton Mx1e sAy nutt of Il. 0ssessi Hsn>
cock psf,ej ha1Jsdtced thsciQ esr6ency to
6ftess per cenls discount, An increase Of eight
per cent aisce the firsmrnf pandas II.
fsonscb exeitsmcs< prevails ansng the
pnor. .tho hold the city nutes, ul1 fears lfe
satsetained ef serious hosbis to-piahL
TIE Denoos~tie Uppys ysasios, u0wis uss1ion,
praise Hafeoyk, 'og soefas:. y: 'i's'@ s s
: - RAlsaxosY. N~ch6.
Ehe, RapuAlicaa s6tsts sEopssnties Aays
elerted delexstes ID she Nsaionei Qpnynbsie4
sl sdopked ssSSsnsions hsorinx nnisefs9l
naaAeod ssGsaeA A. rssosslfscaios poaisy
df df0ussfes, 1nd instfuetisk the dslss.s !. -, /.
sotg lof Grant e. ? ? f.siidsDs ssd j. 4. Cssss-
we'll foe Vice President. ss-sa q s.s'
lASEArsIss, Nsrch s. Il
Gsnersi Grotss B. Vickers VA. e,e,tsS ..
s. Sea.tpr tot3s&i Eeeeiiine - Sossx Sgkiinst
II ~ 2hilkp 3: Hhonss asid "a Sus Mr. Earl
[~tg - s. a
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WAaH,xoror. March

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WAsHIxGroE, March [.
Yesterday the organization OF the high coort
Of iupea1ha0t - eespstcd,s AEssfs
worn 10, sns rnies ,olmeo 2 ~ ceu.'s
suoRssu sn1 sp1 srn ~ - = 80
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1IsCELLANP0Us ITExS !.

pea.xsi RemssaDs Hi MaeA47.
The iee hee&a mp = 10 q clock III. 4nesa-
|in& cnnsiag essaE e1elesmssts as1 lasswess
sntsgtAined ~ - tnlesy " ~ Srfdfss .xn6
haiMlsS alAs sSler- yovsr, vbsrs some
y lise. k.ilAI.r sss sIssdy sO,e RA.lss
asneaf ~ ~ ~ Aoo6sd. 1Ae :ispn
bst4Se = DS1idess. oysr - Kisk~6atss, =
gaaa.ssss q. taA ssssessss seses1 .aasss
III. .Hkfa ~ ifuSned, viii NJ brn.
uhiis crodsinx the moas1 Of the wishwanfes
last night.
OMAnA, March I.
{ The ie4 in the rivse hesksans lase niaht,
nrryist ewd9 sbeot see hasdrs1 fese Of DE-
temporary railroad bridge. No other dam.
ghebs.4s szpar.sa eaeAse. issky
E4srJ ahJ,Dsy ps..;d.AsSfabs cJsb,sdd
Central Railroad, died yesterday, Of brain
sssr.
NizHStrIk, March !.
The election to-day. pAsssd e6 qaissiy. The
Radical feeS h1pseblygas4eds 60
ArRoLA, ILL.,, March !.
The ics gorge in the pond here broke away
as-ha,t tpsit - shis.sssssSs sEstyMk ~
small portion Of Aaeh of ths dana, and
emitting oas opa Aas1red fsst q ihA banks.
The ice i psssa tsssey fsst hsh bssw<en the
river bsskS - ~ tsiAnd. A Asuaber Of
bsildings havs bssn damaged, and pAys of
: lnrherp prd carisd sG.' sA1ueeskes The
ioa q S16N04 orl4en,s ,
Fox rivxs ii hishss has IN 1876.
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NV wsssota ...-..... Main stlsst--sn. Ioafh.
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LATEST BIZ TEL EGRLRH


- ~ E<ssI4 81. I'll x
LosDos, Massh. 7.-IatAs Hsass Of Con-
noos lAat night NJ. Lsssn called - tho "
sss9a i.sed s4n pstsint1
ID u ~ k AAscsa d tar =
Lord glanlsy cla;nsd thss Eoshsd vssld
u eniiss,ks n(enl, ,,bsx - 1ssatalitt Npbld
please 3k6 1nssrsssass Hs thonshs irisadl,
srrsu1su6AsAil 1ke6@d1tA II
| John Stuart Mill contsnded that while Eng.
lAsd had nos. sislaasd tie Law Of nsutsslisy,
hss sueiss - ssais fiIh ~ .ssssI
dealsd. 'R1parafioauaas lsss IL q. & Il
sdvised mixed cSmmisudon u 1stfs ths
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ionsuas das, theasht shs msl1sr shosh b
rsfsrred to commission.
BusudSs faek sxljy ~ ~ psvess
this monisg 49, s1ispsish sA,shs sstj5sst Of
the rsmarkatfs 1sbsis u ~ Hssss 81 Com
mons last evening % the Alat4ns question.
The 7gmes says tie debate must convince The
UmAd Rsas ,seyssanest. thea Knsll
wishes 70 settls The law 10 this case ia the
Americas s4aSs. anl tAa hilurs 6f Great
Britain 70 refer he claims TO arbitration is
no evidences y hR dSsiSs = s6aa hss J.st OBJ
legations. Nj. Seward has only TO meet
Lord Stanley in IKE spirit p end tho mis-
understanding.
TIslsss q xlsasses.s 4 Il. saAss jss&
sals i gsasrslly The ssaas.. ,s . ...s,s ~
II is issfepsfted sAas the Fesiaa psiseusrs
Who we're saptsssA rseeai)y - Dmsaroon
vere offered pardona on conditions tbat they
vosIi e;ssthsir passlss = olssss IL Kisessa.
It ii further repoxtsd sdthAt IA prisoner aaan-
ipoesh Eefsssa esDsnt 70 he prspositiup.
A.deshls. enasd ~ hssa piesea .Assssd
Newsate. where Barka and Shave ~ soes
lined. g.g
Iathe Hosss Of Commons, Charles Gilpia
gave notice Of III 70 aboii1A III death pen
ally. -
Lord Stanley submitted further official ps.
pers about Mexican aEairs.
Earl Mayo said he hoped the debate on the
condition Of Ireland would BE- continued on
Fhday nexA IN shs House mig soes 81
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Mexico asking that the Governor be restrici-
and Ar ahfkotitlso uaii 6xes rSeinsots n
lherDxin 6ro{af fsoos 4 80, d 81.
The chasrmsn ,ubm;tted Denomination
from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in reply
70 resolution Of enquiry under whst laws
md for what purpose ihs saiary Of the Gov.
ernor Of ldaho vas Withheld. The enclosed
1oeanens - esa1, iselsdiar oas frou ~
gscrssalY pf etaae. esYipe hat Govespos
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The election for said Delegates shall be held
at the same time and place, and be conducted In
the same manner and subject to the same tests,
as are prescribed by this Committee for the
election Of Delegates to the County Convention.
Recired, That the following be adopted by
the Union Republican Party Of Storey County a.
the mode Of determining It's choice for the ONCE
Of United States Senator:
~Second-The Delegates chosen to the County
Convention shall, before making any Legislative
nominations, adopt the following resolutions:
/. Resolred, That the Legislative nominees OF
this Convention are instructed and are required
to pledge themselves that they will, II elected.
ONCE OF United States Senator, 80 long as he
shall be q candidate, the person designated a. The
choice Of the Union voters Of this county, In the
manner hereinafter prescribed, to wit:
2. At the next general election zach Union
voter, who may 80 choose, shall have written or
Of candidates for offices to be thereat allied, the
words: "For United States Senator: -"
(nlling the blank with the name Of his choice for
said position); and tho person whose name shall
, .h9, 30 plaid Plan 81 SpS soa sss ts5sf' sh R1I esSIes o. o Sn lion
Union party Of this county for said position, and
shall receive the support Of the Legislative dele.
CATION, as above stated.
8. Aticket shall be considered q Union ticket
which votes for the Union Presidential Electors,
for the Union candidate for Congress, ana for all
the Legislative and County nominees Of this
Convention.
Third-No person shall DO nominated for the
Legislature BY the Convention until he shall
have pledged himself to abide by the foregoing
resolution and to obey Its instructions.
the mode Of counting said votes for the Office Of
Senator, and OF declaring officially the result
thereof. c. ]. HILLYER, Chairman.
j. c. WILCOX, sec'y. au24 I'd