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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-09-24
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listsn sic 2lnbereiea tn cen Gpnuties 5snnepiu, Wrisbt,
Stsarns ,ne Msster unabertrcHene !@prthstle bar. garn,er
aus tea Iitlihen Gteateu esben erien %2anteretsnl BET ihrer
Nutmabl sen @pr,us, ais bic, melde itA an, tetsa gum Vau
res QEeisens, sen, erp6eu Stapeaartitels bes weflidelt 9ante1S,
eisnea. 0iele Gputtiss entbattcn aud einet &eidttun1 pen
g5a!brasen tes itSnlten sarten '~S?elSes, naA 'pslAen1 eroBs
Warit bsn @iientabnen ertlans inbet, unb nidt ALIEN fir bic
&.Sruns ss esnpes entiAabi5t, fracern has 2anb ielbit ossablt
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

nsx week nj IKE and 800 do, delivered 10 bos ut be
FDndsa sontnuod rule dal and pric We're s]newhst
irregular The offerings wsio esrfosiy niht at,adasi
closed AZ H4c., with sales turing th9 daA 81 5O
bols IA 15tc Free Gul At fsc t0r tasusrd
white Naphtha IN demuai io bbis ~ 4 ~ iSe
aad do la Phi ade.ph Tor Nsrc delivery,
o. private In Phisdei hiA the market " only
mader ey active, the Ea.cs b. ns 29j b5s crrfo for the
half April, = Cfi Uo0 DO aad4rd White, for March
.4 buyers option, lto 10. for April. 2ac iNOU do
81 100 do for June AZ -ts. lJO do Tor
ist h Nay ard June, private terns and l,vOO los
hha a. lpc.
RICE -,arohna was IN moderate job,ing demand and
arm a lie le Tor iair % prilne k5naeen was STEADY
6lSc. 6He.. gold.
SUGAR demand for was tely active and
the market very firm II lae 10 falr good
hnng cuba The sales we're e5j hhiy at Ike iSsc for
Cuba; also s boxes Il l2s4o liSc. Refined was in mode
rate requcs AID hrm ~ 10 lIsc owdered crushed
ami gfsaaland i05a loo FOR SOFT White, and Ike
lJ'sc, for yellow.
srEARiHE in moderate request and nrm at l554c a
1890.
sEEDsCIover quiet but rp, at our last quotations.
VIZ, lat,c l4'ic timothy unchanged al 50 Whle
rough nay du but steady 81 f5 81 IS and Calcutta
linseed AZ So 31M a. 81 A. gold, Jlly PAD.
TALLUy In moderate deAAnd with sales OF SUU los
at u iae a ltssc.
NaisKEY.-Reocpts There sales and prices
were Slllrely nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

Ihe wheat very quiet about yesterday
Iher no sales OF moment though 300 bushels 40
od late last evening fo export at - q IN sore esra e
bushels 81 ss 81 fot new nescru . - Tor ioa
H. u.a - pe r saa %S ~ q Tor t9' Yellow 'o S
du AZ oSzc Tor Wes.e n 10 store sales OF con.t
ouence reported. Eye n some demand and Il
viii saes Of 6c bushels Jersey southern at 81 80
Iisaer lie sses being bu,ne at $40 a. 10
La ey was nse.se ea. nrnly ssd ., ,, .hou, ,rev
rates were dcnaanied The engagemenis were.-To
ysSo cso ~ 9a,ss es es.h M evening 500 bashss
grail atgi ioi The csarsers We're "A schooner 70 The
~ tous s. ..az ta cargo .. sves OF priy1'e va term.
Grsst GAGs yere moderate demand, with sales Of 20
HAy ssatiaued II modsrs aud arm at g. 81 Is
.G4r 81. su5sd Sa 81 az soj ips snqss ss. al Long
sNr vac dull and nc anal a. ossc gold
steady pr.ac~ sales OF Amcric,n at bl. Csc, to
%oeAsg continued "a far sir demand Ia, a. a5ou. previous
Niv.i sfoazscrude ,art entas was higher. the sales
poysj q IA y ana Shade araer cic iine 7sgs.
g9oa asleaaptbs i9t sales 2ol eeis a. I2se o. DO.
I r 196 @ sshy moe sS,e aa e "a e a. ss 70 soS s,poS Il e
a. sS "a = oo 90. oic. :, - 81 sna ..o %. To- a. X -
$S a T.. XIX - fo S g. s se y" Tar s.s staGy s.
s3ls tor Wilmington.
es,sf and ats Lard lrn but quiet Al 81 30 81 20
IN Rss w.! sS e sas s ass 70 . a. say aud
prices were lower The sales the spot SO bbs
s.g sAs Or cStrt prime, SS for city prms meas and
" ~ 80 y Tor western do do also Tor fuiure delivery
JU0 bD!s. fues FOR hpr neilers option S9s Ss
Dressed hogs We're quated at U7fc for Wesern and
MS. ia !1r city Beet was In moderate request ana
steady wta fses q 40 tns at $40 sls Tor coalnor to
- 81 VIZ fof S' prI%s s' mess me- md
SIS s4l Tor lndia do. Beef hams were al
demand and tfn, 18th bbls ~ x32 gJ5 ~
M mes aug ~ MJd request aud arp The saes
80 packa - Al Wsc lie for dry picked shout
atNs l3Lc. I3,sc for smoked lbe blsc fer prk led
b. 17c isc Tor JSed, Isc Isr for baggcd
BAo sparingly dealt bul hfmy 6ed. sses $50
boses ~ iAc i1s lof sumoer and cut iNc 70, sbor,
tusinea only moderate. sales 21J bbls al a ibac
for q ke9s rendered Butter aud cneese we're "a.
Oh anged a. the quotations in last
rniRoLp u.N.tTude wac dun pIt firm nt abO,v ilc ~
buk and aclI obs, With sales Il s50 bDs, g.serabis
The New York herald., 1868-02-27
Marine Disasters.

SUR ARTISAN Boston for New Orleans at Bermuda
18th discharge part of OF
the damage aud would probably reat Five hundred tons
OF her 90 advertised to be sold the 2oh inst
B.es LOOKOUT Ford from RIO Janairo for Baltimore
reoadhg at Bermuda 10Th inst and would sail In
about 10 days.
BRG EyAasrAUpon the arrival of tho bark Fredonis at
Faya from Boston bringing no tiag o. the brig Evarsta
which lel Eaya Nov % Tor New BeaIod was
hc officers and and seized the vessel some OF them
caused much Fayai and Of them put
on BOARD IN irons.
s At ZEN in ha scSasd her
18th inst, and would probably be condemned.
sailed from Hampton Roads about Nov Is loaded with
pnE, bound mouth M aud has neysr been heard
terrible gales OF last December with al board rhe
and built aud owned IN Columbia, Me.
BREMEN Feb s-A telegram received here to-day from
tie ship Lou,.sna Heidorn o. and from this port New
YORK which was sranded on the coast Of Julian dmast.
her first voyage
FALMOUTH FEB ic--rhe OF tho Myrtle, stevenson.
with loss OF oreiopnast and ooFsrt and pumps choked
he - %op y Ryrpe from ith Tor New York which put in
Jan 20 esky and with damage, dschargns part OF her
cargo
LIVERPOOL reb 1.-THE Aleppo (s, from New York
when arrived here yesterday had been aground on Little
the by the heavy gale OF tho 81 consists
eroS rom ~ Cape TOWN. she NH be got OF after dschars
Ing, but will PROBABLY require docking.
towed to the dockyard for repairs
Miscellaneous.
The ice is very thick and heavy in Hell Gate. Harlem
River again completely closed canal boat drifted up
through Hell Yesterday morning and sank by Wards
Island. She was light
Nr Charles Lockwood. the lighthouse keeper at Hart
Island reports the Ice Throgg Point far east
the eye reach. The steamboat Wyoming, from this
cts for Norwak after proceeding far the Execution
Light obliged to return. the Bridgeport boat was in
sight from Hart lsland going east, for Ave hours.
The obligng purscrs Of tho steamships Huntsville, and
Jacino from Savannah have thanks for papers
in advance OF the mail.
soHR SYLVAN Blanchard from Ponce, PR, Feb arrived
Delaware 2d experienced heavy gales
NSE and severe colo we.her vessel completely
with Ice that she obliged 20 put In there for
q bsrbor, where she renamed 9th.
Notice 10 Mariners.
Notice hereby given the Stone Monument placed 70
Rock Sh0al entrance to Castnc barpor, Ne
has been thrown down by the leo.
WhaIemen.
Brig Rosa Baker Steson Of Boston with ITO bbs OF oil
touched Pernambuco Jan - FOR letters (and sailed
day to crtiisel
Brig star Castle, Clay, OF FIJI. Is reported at 81 Eusata
Jan 3s 10 oil last report
Bark Marposa Pope, Of Valparaiso s reported al that
port Dec ~ with 35v bbls ~ and 90 do VIII,
spoken.
Bark Fya from shanghae for New York. Dec 2 (by ship
sars Nonits, Bursley from Baltimore for Yokohama,
Nov Cby the Ocean Home, from Cardiff, at Shanghai
Bark Konantum, Norton, from Now York for Fran.
cisco, Jsn8 lats SON. ionT. -.
Bark Aurora, Carney, "a days from Newport for New
York. Feb 4 lat a, lon is 60.
scameurs dl sdsys from Boston for Calcutta Lat 20
N. Ion "a W.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27
G NEW S.

Almanac for New Yorls-This Day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

X, x-Arrv01,
Higgins Providence; John Mosser Rhodes. NforL
Cleareo-schr Beni Reed, Reed. 0ustaoupe x,v~.
2sd-Arrived schrs Lending Breeze, he.ren' Nio'Ns
Lewis = Benton. Harding ProydenSc 80, ch...
NYork.
Sailed schrs Charles Mcdonald West. Norfolk for Der.
nsport: Joseph Ross, Phillips Fal River for Nfork
Salile smith, Chase do; soop Charles, sAeraaa
Feb Is, M-Arrlvsd schrs wild Gazele Hall, Ports
mouth ~ for Baltimore; Edward II Fprber, Cobb, Bos-
ton lor Baltimore; Midnight Mcintyre Portland for SlorS
Rleh do for richmond, va -eventy-slx river fos
Belfast Wellington. Chapman Boston for Philadelphia
bert, acDoaaid Boston for wilmingt5u &c; Ola Chad
Mcu ntoes, Portland for Phladephla.
: III LApaLFtiA feb 25--Ceareh steamship Roman,
LEwEs, Del, Feb 2a-6 + M-The following vessels have
arrived At the Breakwaer since last report vEScrs
w Fisn from Matanlas for Phllsds phl; Ocean frsTet
ler from Cardenas for York, aud Hupper from
do Augustine Koboe from rhnadelpha Ma
tanz and brig Dresser, from New Castle Del went
to thIs evening.
PORTLAND. Feb 2i-Arrlved. steamer Franconla sher-
wood, NYork -
City Point. Flsnsr, Baltimore (snd sailedl.
PROVIDENCE. FEB 25-Alr,ved scars Mall, Merrill
Richmond; Allen Lewis. Bennett Baltimore.
SAY ANNAH teb 2o-Cieared snip Henry Cook tHr).
Morgan. Liverpool.
Ship simon Is (Br), IIeatherington, Liverpool.
.is-CleAred ship Margaret (Br) Roach Liverpool; barb
Norma (Brl Giilno LtverpO1 brrs iii brl, betts
Fleetwood; Mary lliams (sr sIa nope, Myers hsy'
iag compeed her repairs and reloAdea sehr Myroyer,
Saisd Steamship Dareu Taylor Liverpool direct; sehs
WIN il henzsL soper Providence
25th-Arriyed steamship san salvador New York; bark
Sharpsburg. do; schr arctic, 40
Geared--stelmer Lnopoli, WORK.
Kingston, Jami schr Ella lodgsoa, b1hNege. savannah .
ln port loading, bsrks Glacier tBr Nhetpa London;
- l5rh trrlmsby En hand; Cora tbr ttAhs; uh,so'
vileo.
Sal,el-,schr Mary 4 Snow, Antoine, norfolk;
WlLMiSGrOS. NC, Feb 2S-3eow svhr Queen OF the
West, 3eltty, from NY0rk.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

systops Cg,xcE-Dr George Bernett, aga INST whom
serious charge is pend,ng mo City Court IS we un-
derstand lEeiy before the Superior Court IN
manner that viii give hI much notoreiy as he ac-
CURED by ns au1 divorce case ten years ago. After
his arst wife oblared divorce he married second
one-a yoong lady from New York State who knew
nothing OF the unhappy relations between himself and
his former wife After snort ard troubled married
life this lady now applies or divorce, and alleges
grounds for il that are no than those
upon which hs former wife had her petition granted
Nsao Harm Jo,pn1t, Feb 20.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

CogrGr.--I.Io generally held &c higher Ia consr.
Of the nvcrabc newd by the steamer Mississippi
Ne heard OF sales, An auction of 90
ba be held Other descr quiet
steady BY auction 45o bags MaracAibo sghsly
agedl ~ 2Uisc u &c.
Asn Receipts, 3o;7 bbs -four, $50 do. and
VJJ bags meal loS9 bushels wheat lUoO do.
aud iV ~ oaa Tue narke for state and western tour
renamed steady though the demand light and tho
bus ept In trade brands, very small There
very demand decline os gold render
quotatnns The sales 1000 DDs state Vest
80 sacsS Nalliul tperAhiy
heavy the sales being lvD Dbls. Re dour
s.esd WAN saes OF 100 bbif. 81 30 50 Com
quiet, but steady, ses 100 bos, 50 Tor
The New York herald., 1868-02-27
COM MMERCIAL REPORT.

Co11tS-The marker for this staple opened hrner with
at advance of lac per b., but subsequently, be-
heavy owing to the rnfavorbe Liverpool advces
cosnr however, 6rmer than yesterday The principal op
spectators and exporters Sales 34 bales
inclu export and speculation 5zs for spnng
and Ia IN trapsltu We ouote
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

The steamer mississippi Captain George Socum, from
Rio Jsneirc January 20 aud intermediate ports arrived
at this port yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

have so raised the river Paraguay Tint steamer coud
cross il npw but powerful battery cioss ~
haad and the irpn ciIds ara vniacrabie. -,
Long before you receive tn,s seuer the gooh anu %
liant General Asbo D. United states Minister 10 this e-
public Win be more. To-day be 10 at inc poihSo OF
npal
The New York herald., 1868-02-27

Dark Days for the Argentine Republic-Civii
War-s h"iern-The Campaign on the Pnya-
nn-Uuited states Minister AsbOth at the
Point Of Death.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-21
STATE DEBT OF NoRTH-CARoLlNA.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, October 18Th, 1868.

Raleigh, October 18th, 1868.
To HOLDERS OF NORTH CAROLINA BONDS:
The State of North Carolina has resumed the
regular payment of interest on her debt.
Holders may receive payment of their interest
falling due October LIST 1868, at the National
Bank of the Republic, New York or at this Of
flee.
The interest authorized to be paid, is as fol-
lows:
l. Interest due October 1st, 1868, and after
wards, on Bonds dated prior to May 10th, 1861.
2. Interest due October LIST, 1865, and after
wards, on Bonds dated since May Goth 1865,
whether issued under authority OF the late pro-
visional or present permanent government.
PAsT-DUE BONDS AND INTEREST.
Interest becoming due OH LIST of July, 1868 and
prior to that date, on Bonds dated before May
10th 1861, and since May Goth, 1865, will not be
paid in money hut will be funded into new six
per cent coupon Bonds, dated October l, 1865
and running thirty years, either at this office or
at the Office of Messrs. Soutter 81 Co.. New York.
Mutilated or scratched Bonds may be eX-
changed tor any of the Aforesaid, October1, 1868,
Bonds; but this does not apply to those coupon
Bonds which have been registered on the books
of the Treasury Department, duly witnessed by
the Public Treasurer, unless regularly transfer
red to the bearer or to the holder.
Past due Bonds, with interest until October l,
1868, may be exchanged, for New Bonds of the
same (Oct. l, 1861 date.
Certificates TOR balances due holders on such eX-
changes will be given, cxchangeable. for Bonds as
aforesaid. -+
The privileges of the exchanges above men,
toned will expire on the LIST October, 1869.
D. A. JENKINS.
235-d1tw2. Public Treasurer.
~ Charlotte Democrat please copy 8 times
and send bill to the Treasury Department.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-21

~ my hand 1applied some of your o,,,,
several times, and in three weeks If oiItinent
NJ wv years have passed with no sign of ;Ptered
=; ncpneW, George A. Thompson was a ~ tsiinee:
nd luz same way on the side of his face and no
sisI,r 'IJ iSy "arolntment with equal success NJ
S',.' Ivy .. thompson, was troubled willy
nuinor oil the head, and was partially bad WIN
applying your Ointment awhile the In,nor a niter
Pea,eo anu Inc hair came out and ccvnred ,IP
raid part. The case desire especin,,v ~ ahS
your a.tehtioh TO- Is that OF my niece, Mary John
son She was afflicted with scald head =, Sotl'
language OF regular Alopathic Physria an Al tle
Hi'g ,corse. Her whole head and cars wns nr,s.
complete sore, and often discharged matter ~ y.
give her pain to rest her head on the piIlnw Nv ~
applied to some twelve or fifteen Physicians I hn,
all their skill was bafed. To her great satisfy Sa'
non, after using your Ointment, she is we'll nnI
ner hair has come out again. You are at liberiS
10 use this, hoping that it may be benefit =,
those that are afflicted "
zACCHEUs BROWN, ST.
HAw BRANCH, Onslow CO., N. c., April O. 1899
THOMAS +. CHRIsTMAN-Dear Sir II want Won
to send me one box of Ointment My little Som
Is afflicted with letter OF Scald Head. I don'.
know which. Your Ointment cured nv daug,'
ters head of disease which had bafiied the sfii,
OF fifteen Doctors.
]. W. THOMPSON
One Bottle of the Ointment will be sent to anv
part of the country. North. South, East or West
upon receipt OF One Dollar.
All Druggists will have it sent to them upon
such terms as to realize their usual per ccniaye
for selling.
All Cash or c. o. D. orders will be promptIv
attended to-. No charge for boxing.
Address all orders to
THOMAS F. CHRISTIAN d. Co
Manufacturers and Proprictors,
oct 1S-wly Wilson, N. C.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-21
For the Standard.
Hon. II. p Buxton.

Some time since few members of the
Republican party, misapprehending the true
state of things, made an assault on the con-
dubt of Judge r. P Buxton. in regard to
the installation into Office of some officers
Conservatives who were duly elected by
the people of their respective districts. And
now, here in his native town, he has barely
escaped being burned in cffigy by those who
should have upheld him in the line IF duty,
the companions and friends of his boyhood,
simply for giving John c. Callahan fair
chance to get his bond well secured and ap-
proved. Mr.. Callahan was duly elected to
the clerkship of the Superior Court by the
people of this county. Judge Buxton has
acted throughout with the greatest impair
TALLY, with an eye single to the thing that
is right, and for this he is ostracised and de-
nounccd
1t seems as if the crown OF martyrdom is
required to perfect the life and character of
one of the best and purect of men. No man,
or set of men. who rightly understand the
affair, can attach blame to him in the matter.
These cowardly attacks and demonstrations
are made during bis absence. He is attend
ing the courts of his district
Yours truly,
AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-21
Letter from Gen. Martindale.
To His Ercelleucy w. w. HOLDEN,

Gorernor of North Carolina
DEAR SIR: The order issued by your
Excellency, appointing me to the COM
mand of the Eastern Division OF the State
Militia of North Carolina, has been received.
While hive not courted either the hoa-
or or responsibilities of this important POSI-
ton, and deprecate the want OF any spe-
cal personal qualifications, beyond an ar
dent desire to support the peace and free ac-
ton OF all good and loyal citizens every
where, some considerations seem to make II
nv solemn and imperative duty to accept
the office with which you have honored me.
The uneuuivocal sanction of the national
Constitution, the presidents afforded hlther-
to by this and every other State OF the
Union. as well as the existing circum-
stances of the hour, occasioned in the Senate
my hearty support OF the law by which this
Office was created.
Believing that well organized and pro-
pery conducted militia is, and should nc
the CONSERVATION of the liberties OF the people
and the moral guaranty of theirjust freedom
of action and freedom from violence, cher
ish the full hope and belief that the great DO.
DIV of that militia will find the necessities OF
the hour forcing upon them only the lmp!e,
ments of peace ami the measures OF sociai
and mutual progress as citizens of great
and harmonious community.
The wise and moderate counsels OF your
Excellency leave in my mind no doubt OF
the fulfillment of this faith, sustained as
you will he by the intelligence and common
sense of all good citizens.
My continuing confidence in the gradual
and Just settlement of all personal and po-
litical relations in the State of North Caro-.
lima by a wise forbearance and free discus
sion, and the growing unanimity of senti-
ment among the people, hardly afford me
even the excuse of modesty for evading the
responsibilities I myself assisted to create,
and therefore cheerfully accept the appoints
ment and pledge myself to the hearty sup
port of law and order by the impartial adj
ministration of my duties.
am, sir, very respectfully yours,
F. G. MARTINDALE.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-21
No Time Like the Old Time.
BY o. ". HOLMES.

There is no time like the old time, when you and
| were young,
When the buds of April blossomed, and The bros
of spring time sung
The gardens brightest glories by summer suns
are nurscd;
But oh, the sweet, sweet violets. the nowerS fiat
opened first.
There is no place like the old place where you
and were born,
Where we lifted first our eyeids on the splen-
doris of the morn
From the milk-wIite breast that warmed us
from the clinging arms that bore,
Where the dear eyes glistened DER us that VIII
look on us no more!
There is no friend like the old friend who las
shared our morning days,
No greeting like his welcome, no homage like
his praise; .
Fame is the scentless flower, with gaudy crown
of gold; en-
But friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets
in every fold.
There is no love like the old love that we court
ed in ourpride,
Though our leaves are falling, falling, and we're
fading side by side,
of our dawn,
And we live in borrowed sunshine when the
light of day is gone.
There are no times like the old times-thcy shall
never be forgot
There is no place like the old place-keep green
the dear old spot!
There arc no friends like our Old irlends-ihay
Heaven prolong their lives!
There are no loves like our old loves-God bless
our loving wives!
October atlantic Monthly.