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New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
Sarah II. Blshe, Poughieepsi.
Vim. 5. Camp, Albany.

Mary Tiee' Port Johnson Sarah II. Bsie, Poughieeps.
Connecticut, Newbugh. Wm. $. Camp Albany
Artist, Perth Amboy.
BELOW.
Brig Ahareta Rutherford. from Ssgua.
Brig Joseph Howes.
SAILED.
Ship Bessie Parker Havana Commerce Aspnsa l C
tiau, Antwerp Howard, Monteydeo.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAyANNAH May 4-Cesred hr MAY Portland; bah s,l,.
Havre Arrived yesterday steamship Gen Barnes NeEYorl
BosroN May A-Arrved. chip Martha Rideou New.Yori
NEwIoSDON May 4-Ssed Schs Charles for E.uy,.
Jane BraBad for Portland Conn VIM swster Phl,d,
pa Calvin Eaport Me- Louisa for Boston, PhoebI or Bos
Ceres for H. Mary Emma for Providence Marion o Prov,
dence for Pauueket Adde M Haioek for verh,d
L. l.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BARBADoEIn port April 49, bark Golden Fleece for EewYori
DAYS.
port April a. bark Warren for Port zs,
In 3 days: brig Redwood. for do DO
CHAKL Esr9s 4-AVed schooners g. W. Burne NexYori
Maa Jane Msnanzss Sailed steamer T. b. SoudeT, Havana
DISASTER.
CHARLRsroS 4The schooner Maine Law, from for
NewYork ashore on Georgetown c. With her mss eri ava,
Her cargo is sugar and molasses
SPOKEN.
April &C. lat q 30 Ion 70 2 brig Anna ioand from Mpautss
FOR Fs IN iuth f.
New-fork.
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Tntnl

Majority for Constitution .................20l32
The counties Of Cherokee, Cuuituck. Clay, Camden.
and Onsow are pot heard from aud In 20 counties above
only majorities given
As far as heard the vote for Governor comporcs tus
Holden UiepD .... 29O42 For Constitution 2oo45
Ashe (Delnl l..-.. 202OG Against Cons H.. 2O,3l7
Holdehs MAJ ..... 1886 Maj fOr........... 1928
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POLITICAL.
NORTH CAROLNA.

The Raleigh Standard gives returns fr.n II
of the 50 counties in the state below The majb.ry
in these counties for the Constitution is 2sij and cou.
ties to come in will raise this to nearly $4,000:
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JEFFERSON DAvIs's TRIAL.

RICHMOND May 4.-The counsel on both sides
IN the case OF jefferson Davis with the consent of Judge
OndefW00d have agreed upon the I'd OF June for the
assent '- N
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TURKISH BATHS-NO. 13 Laght-st.. New
York Hours: Gents. Z, and D. NJ Sundays from
10 u 4. ~. LAdes. DO tn u a -
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LATEST SNIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia (Brl Carnaghsn Glasgow Aprl n mJs And
pass TO Henderson Bros Encountered Ice in lat % 49, wa.
l2bou In TIE ice aud penetrated IS miles from To-
presented fon aof unboken heavy ice stee and
and got out oft aud stood and T. $50 miles crossing The
south eud Of the Banks ~ N''"s WV
1he Seller & Co. > ~ N PASS 70
steamship Bienle Baker Havana days and pass to Living
Steamship Iiates Couch Norfolk &c. mdse and pas. TO
MctTeady. ' P"''' '" ~ H.
II. Towbudge's Sous. 49, - ''' '''''' sugar :"
Bns Two Mas Of Weymouh ~ s. German Spain Trinidad
- days with 10 Spence. Montague April "a lar B
Long T. spoke shr Mary e. Smith Philadelphia for Ifpfoego
Lel IN port schr Ida MAY, for Baltimore Ia tN days -
Bg letan (Aust Barbnrlls Trieste DAYS mdse Duthl
Co. ''''' ""''''' '" D~''"'
frg Fred Bliss tof CaHdeu) sherman Ap "a SUGAR 10 p
v hnt sailed IN company with bark j. Bston Boston
Dig MARIA W. Norwood (of Camdenl Wahbu Casen IL DAYS
sugar to Dsaorh Knovlton Co The w Brett for New
B1s Florence of Mys'e Ratbur Barbados days sugar to
McCol ' "A'- 1''" N1V"'' W NAAS"N
OteIt
sehr Wyman lof sullivan Mel urann Carhagna n days
hNes ana rubber TO Ioadey Emo 4 Co. Left VesSelA
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Thomas G.. Barker, n. Y.-lf those proceed
ngs had been bear. they might have bitten YOU See
second column, eighth page, TRIBUNE, Mays. Now, If
YOU want all the news the whole world, read your
TRIBUNE from page the last column of page every
morning aud thank fortune that you able to get such
"A newspaper for four rents
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

NEW srnyERINGs,
ASD COLORs
G. l. r KtSRY BROCArELLR. Sc.
Co, No ~, Broadway.
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The Democratic Convention, to be held in
this city July doubtless great number Of aud
in order to he prepared establishment the halter
No 22 Broadway up doing and be ready the
anticipated great for bis HATS which in style
and quality unsurpassed the vide vide world" Buy Hat of
him aud be satisfied
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

FURNITURE COVERINGS.
G.LGJ h. KELrY Co.. No AZ Broadway
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE,
NEw FRENCH SDLEs,
At popular prices
q. L. & j. h. KgLrI 4 Co..
No. 66 Broadway, opposite B0nd-st.
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WINDOW SHADES,
With BRAYs PATENT. selfactiug Fixture,
g.. l.. 4 j. b. KELrY 4 Co No an b,
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~ -. - hhNN " !
Il. II. Day. Virgins.
u. Carroll. Boston.
Susan MeDeyitt, New.lIayen.
North Star. Georges Banks
a. {. Eldndge, Baltimore.
Heading R.k No.iI. PHILADELPHIA
Reading RR. No. -. Philadelph
Z. L. llernek. Philadrlplia.
6terne County Tanner. RondOnt,
Almon Riggs. Rondout
j. !. Hazard, kondOnt.
Layina Jane, Rondout
\. ). Tyler, Rondout.
u. w. Dabcoek. Rohdout.
Charles Carroll, Rondout
Sparkling Sea, Rondout.
cabot, Roudout
MARITIME. Rondon,.
A. q. PeaSe. E,iLabethp0rt.
Signal. RliIabethport
Nry EliIabethpprt.
ClaTissa Allen. EliIaheihport
Champion. EliEaheihport.
Harriet Lewis, Blirabeihport
Ira Bliss, EliIabeibport.
X. BuTlcy, kliIabeihport.
=. Z. Hall, Baltimore.
John Croeker, Baltimore.
Elizabeth n, Baltimore.
Pcler Ritter. Port johnson.
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iADnOuncemensAl

CURTAINS.
Lace Brocatele Rep Terry Sc.
q. L. & }. b. KELLY & Co, No. fi7 Broadway.
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IA AsD COAsrwlsE.
Helen NJ, Calais.
Staten Islander, New-Haven.
u. T. Willelts, Stonington.
A. A. Rowe, Georges Banks.
sarah l.. Stevens, Philadelphia
VIM. Gillum, Philadelphia.
:. T. Wines. Philadelphia.
Wave. Philadelphia.
Plow Boy, Rondout.
Tabiltha Il Hannah, Rondout.
Buckingham. Rondout.
Laura 4 Marion, RondOnL
Lucy &. Hall, Rondout
Fakir, RoDdout.
4. ID. Bleecker, RondOnt
Unoas. ROndout
Pilot, RoBdout.
Martin Van Buren, Rondout.
Is. y. Anderson, klinbethport.
l.. w. B.rdsall, EliiabethporL
J. l.. llulse. Rlisabethport.
X. y. King. kliiabethpcrt
Ida. EliIabcthpoFt.
James Parker, BliEabethpert.
Hero, EliIabetbp0rt.
I. $. Graham. Richmond
Millard Fillmore. Baltimore.
Georgis, Baltimore.
Daniel Russell. Port johnson.
Old Age, Poit JobAsOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
NET CASH PRICE LIST.

make NewYork Mills" Shirts 81 65 each Wsmsu,ia1
~ @ Forestdae ~ D. Logsiae 81 Really excellent shirts
IS Irregular price - Good Common Shirts 10 and ~ -
Fine Linen Collars Seguar price, s2 Novelties IN tue lineu
Dickens and Shakespeare Collars ~ dozen. or Collars for -
(feyurr sregrhere SJ doIeD. Grays Ptert
Nodded Collars % Fnteass Paper Collars 10 beT
Best Reversible Paper Cuffs made 10 pains for 50 Fue Muslin
Drawers pair Genuue GaJot sapenlers IS cents The Ne.
Tie IS Irregular price 81 25 An extensive assortment ~
Gloves, Handkerchief Sleeve Buttons Studs, &c.
mo han hal the nsnal DrhadMAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

I'm westst near Batery.pace. Gray asserted thar ne
had been arrested by Officer Coffee or the City nan
force because he would pay the officer cerIslh
sum OF money This the officer Indignantly ueneu nc
accused was eleased by the Magistrate aIer refunn
the money Augustus A. Brown was arrested on SIM
lar accusation OF having swindled STRANGER III his
bazaar" but was discharged after an examination
James Pratt an emgrant, was, on Ihutsuy Id,.
defrauded OF 50 by one James Edwards ana Gun
federate whom no had met on one OF the troy
steamboats, Edwards having first gained the conn
dence OF Pratt by proposing TO hro MN 10 tAhe
charge OF some horses, while on the way 10 IIpy
Edwards was arrested on Saturday, anu JUS
tice Hogan committed him to the TOmDs James NC
Sorley ATTEMPTED steal piece OF SILK from heSss
Paterson Milbank Seymours store NO $50 nrooihe-st
on Saturday but was caught, and Justice hogan com
United him TO the TOInbs Mrs Ellen Guldon OF NO l
Muberry-st had her pocket picked on Friday evening IN
a church of a wallet containing 81 and two pawn uekes
representing dress and shawl On saturday ono mary
Ann Desmond presented OF the tickets LOT ieuep
ton at John Hners pawnshOp No 62 MulDerIyst' she
was arrested and committed 10 the IOinns' John
Keyy and Thomas Collins attempted 10 ROB lhe SHOW
case in front Of Jesse Toothakers store no 2o bOwy
on Saturday evening They were seized Dy John Mur-
ply but the rascas knocked him down. Before they
could escape officer Conkn took the CUSTODY
and they were yesterday committed TO the Iomps.
stephen Chamberlain. respectable appearing man, va
committed yesterday by Justice Hogan. on the com
OF Arthur T. Halliday OF the National Hotel NO to
landtst who says the accused obtained room anu uo
until he had run up bill Of So 90 by means OF
letter purporting have been written by MI " III. m
Adams in which the latter stated that he w0uld Decono
responsible for the board Of Chamberlain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

., ATLANTIC rar sGRApH Tribune.
LONDON March 23 mConsol' @G9oi FOR mone' and 'As
Account American close at the following prices United
state. FyeTsene quiet 7a72i Erie Railway shares tI insu
Central s9l
FKAsKyoRr March :s9 mUned State, HveTEenty bonts
close a T3td7Ss for she old issue.
LIVERPOOL March 2s3 p. mThe Cotton market closed eriei
al advance The sales Of the day have largely e1
cseded made the opening and have footed up quite
5000 The following the closing quotations: Mding Up
Aul. Od. MddiuK Orleans lid The Bads,uf market closed
srm without quoiabe alteration Corn ~ quarter New href
per ceuta for California White and 1913 for No
Barley, SO per busheL Oats az per busheL Peas
per sOs per barrel for Western Canal Beef 10
per barrel Prime Mess Pork 7s per barrel for Basters
Prime La % per cN Cheese So for the best grade Of One
per for Cumberland cut Sugar ISo per cot
for No. Dutch Standard. Rosin, 6l9 per eSt Tor
Common North Carolina and ~ Medium. ,Tupen,ne 81 pee
cwt Tao~ s per Refined Petroleum 10 per gallon i0r
Standard white and Spirits Lused Cakes $40 Is per tan Zoe
thin oblon sor feeding.
ANrwEKP March 2Pe,roeumThe market steady aud ssnda1
White : quoted a a francs n bbL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30

know the value of the property The Railway share
market opened at an improvement from the closing
prices of Yesterday and there was an eager desire
shown TO cover shorts by parties who hau
been induced to sell the pressure ior
money early in the week. and all The
leading shares were in demand for cash delivery
New-York Central sold at 1921! Erie ~ Reading w.
Michigan Southern s9., Cleveland and Pittsburgh ".
Northwestern Preferred continued IN sharp demand
and sold at u.s. The ST. Paul stocks were very strong
the Common selling at Sc. and tho Preferred at a.
Rock Island and Fort Wayne were in request at lIn-
proving prices and the tone of the market was quite
bullish At the one o'clock Board prices reacted on
free sales to realize profits but the market improved
at the last Board, and after the call the highest
prices of the day were made. New-York Central and
Erie continued to mOnopolize the attention OF opera
tors The Western share list was all strong and
stocks were firmly held, and but small amounts OF
stock could be furnished at quotations.
The following are William Heath & Cos last quota
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
THE COURTS.
CIYIIA

CIVIL.
The Bankruptcy Jury calendar in the United
States District Court will be called OH Monday SOth inst
In the United States District Court, Brooklyn,
Saturday. Joseph Gibbs pleaded guilty 20 removing
spirits IN violation OF law and remanded for sentence
In the Kings County SuTOgatcs Court, on
Saturday letters Of administration were granted on ie
estates OF Frederick KEENAN, Catherine Decker Matilda
Wooster and Margaret Fitzgerald all OF Brooklyn.
Tn the Sixth District Civil Court, before
Judge Lane on Saturday the Ave against Charles
Lent proprietor of the Beeckers Broadway and Court
landtst stage ne for the recovery OF the penalty Tor
running Omnbuses without city license, were dismissed
for want Of Jurisdiction Mr. Lents license expired IN
july 1867 and in January. 1863 the Company ooh put
license from the Mayor while the suit between tne 9I
and Board OF Police was pending The summons IN ine
nresent action served John c. Rogers instead OF
Charles Lent and the Judge denied the motion TO amend
the name OF the defendant in the summons the near
ing of IS suits against the Belt Railroad Company Tor
similar Offense TO the above adjourned 10 saturday
next as decision TO be rendered this week III the
Court Of Common Pleas which will determine them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

~ eur ClhLI
HAVANA March 2ssugsr-No 10 Dutch Standard 71i reals PEE
arobe crared sece quoted to-day G7i reals per srrOSs
Mo.~ Sugar 3ld6i reals for Nos to 10 huseovsdo' and lover
grades have met with slight advance Mose II reals for Chyed
and for common Museovad Freshts Uned States are
sae oxug quotations. To Northern ports per o0t
- 2Sa 80 u.s. per hid Sugar slOaso IS per bid hO'~' % 70
s6 Southern ports per hid Sugar s7GsT SO per hid ne
lssse, IS - Butter 2idSe Petroleum none IN MARKET LAM
l6e y 70 t.ree, and lse 10 in IS tsA White Pine Lu"oe
4. scarce Onion. Sla Potatoes Sass So TshOw, nic ' 10
Rrehsuse on United States, currency, short sight, 70 per e'n' "
count; London 10 per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
PETROLEUM AND MINING sToCi
SATURDAY, March Is p.

Gold closed at 1885,, after selling at 1881 and 1881.
The olearipgs at the Gold Exchange Bank were
s4.Oe1, 900. and the balances $9235,O7. The Erin
for Liverpool, took ont $4,000 in specie Total
shipments for the week, $5j6G76; previously re-
ported, s4 1853 29l total since Jan. !, 1868 sl49l9
767 same time 1867, s6,32s2l2; same time 1896, 81
537,9j3 same time 1865. t4,GOS,9G7.
Government bonds were strong and in demand
at full prices The new '67s sold 1917 1895 were in
active demand and sold at JOG. At the close the
market was firm al quotations.
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THE MARKETS.
lCusfsIiy reported for TBa TEisuSsl

SATURDAY, March IS. Ices.
ASHES-POts. 81 So
BUILDING MATERIAIS-A fair demand still prevails
for all articles coming under this heading and the market
has ruled firm
BEEsWAX-The supply OF Yellow is very small and
with demand prices better; sales at az ease
for Western and Southern.
BRIsTIES are firm and steady; the business is moder
ate We quote from 3Sc ds IS for American Gray and
White.
COTrON-Tho demand has again been very active and
at still further advance in prices but the market "a
fyersh unsettled AT the impoy ement as specua"is
are the principal operators sales OF 1901 bales includ
ING $50 10 spinners G to SPECTATORS and 3l96 10 eNpor
ters OF which SIG in transit We quote somewhat
.lIn IlANIa
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Siuantial.

oyycE SEcosDAyEs X y"
C0RSkR o.
Esw. YoRK. March u.s. p ec ~ =, IN
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DlkEC s WmS
Inspectors Of Election Of the second Apr iss
Company ensuing will be held on MOnpa lo..
No u Pinss Room No. Polls open a. IL ssc,.r,
o'clock hAkNbl u. "Sos. ,,----
oyucH ov CHICAGO AND SokrH ssrs wseS "a ias
No 81 BxoADwAr NEW YoKks hsioa 70 -. 0 o..
COUPONS due April 1, 1868, from Hns ,nls So III.
~ pany's sRyKN PER CENT BQulPMbssl ''' WIZ " -
"a aud ane 'ha DAY on p's'sn''a IT, PRITcHARD. Treasurer
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The folowingis the result of the special meeting
of the stockholders Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Company on the 10Th inst:
We the undersigned, appointed and qualified as In
spectors OF Election do hereby certify that at meeting
OF the Stockholders Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ra
road held this 10th day Of March, 1861 the following
resolution was offered for adoption;
the Legislature OF Ohio of April H. 1855 the Directors Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company are
hereby authorized their discretion, 10 increase the
capital stock of the Company 10 the amount OF 10 per
cent OF the present capital stock and divide the same
eG 81 them repe f& d. ae e SHOWN by the
books Of the Company and under such provisions as to
fractional shares as the Directors deem prOper
That there were cast for this resolution 1865 votes that
being the whole number OF votes cast we do therefore
declare said resolution unanimously adopted.
SAMUEL REDFlELD, r +. GEsSE,i and ID. c. LIST, In
spcctors OF Election.
Tile Chicago Republican Of Friday says:
Business on the street to-day active but it
yet comparatively quiet and there is no material change
In the condition OF affairs.
The money market Is quiet and steady. Ihere Is far
demand for discounts by merchants aud deposits are ue
creaslng but there Is no great Tingency anywhere ana
tomers ~ 10 per cent per annum Mortgage loans are
steady per cent per annum Inferior paper IL ds
counted the streets nj rates equal 10 Glo per cent
per annum. go,
The demand for Eastern exchange Is still greater than
the supply aud the market Is firm az premium Of 7od
SOC per $1,000 between bankers Counter rates are steady
at par. buying, and ITO premium selling quite aiarRe
Of currency shipped to New-fork tonight 10
We lind that some of bankers prefer to pay express
for Eastern exchange rather than remit currency
Ths state OF affairs is chiefly in consequence OF the Gus
prevalent in the NewYork banks to return torn DIS
The fractional currency received from the Printing
Bureau for the week ending to-day amounted to
sn3.JOO The amount shipped during the same
period was $i3 80. United States notes forwarded
amounted to $2,li2,l7.
The Treasurer of the United States holds in trust
as security for National Banks Associations the fol.
lowing amounts:
For circulation .$3l1. sI3, 400
And for deposits Of public money ........ 3s1T7,05O
iS sm nar1pH 70 I7l76O
Total amount issued 10 date 307 02OO9I
From this deduct the following:
Mutilaed bills returned SsJ,Io0
'P %1 ,S % United stotes treasurer $4,000
Leaving in actual circulation at this date. 299Ss76
d%riDS the week 10000
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So the substitute was auOPteu' a., o.,,,,,o 90 he on
The nexf 0uestiOn ordering the preaihDie 70 NC ".
rossed and fine House refused 10 order IT, 80 he pre-
snYbIe was rejected The final vote was on inc. pas
sage Of the bill. 80 ~. m ..-,ot marty
The BIZ passed-Yeas l02; Nays pa striet PareS
vote Mr. Stevens OF Penn voting WIN tue h'Joi'' IN"
Williams OF Penn. not voting at all. 800 - 80, -
on motion of Mr. sPALDING. the title OF the bill was
amended tOread, bill to provide LOT temporary
and provisional government in Alabama
new conference cOmmtee was ordered on me ulsi,
greeting vote the bill 70 exempt certain manuIaclts
from far and Messrs Schenck Brooks and Ferry were
appointed on the part OF the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
THOMAS DENNY & Co

BANKERS And BROKERS,
No 81 Wall-st
Onr Annual Financial Circular for 1853 IA now
ready and will be- forwarded free of charge. to per
sons desiring 10 make investments through us.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-31
New York Cattle Market.
,sill1' NEW York, Nov. Q.

The receipts of the week were.
1000 beevcs, 24,406 sheep and
lambs. and l,0ll hogs. o. ,eo.
On Wednesday Of last week, at
the national yards, whore the Of
fefibgs comprised about 1900
head, tho trade was without activ-
ity. Tho butchers generally be-
ing very liborally supplied and
holders being anxious to realize,
accepted of prices 10 below those
current at the dato Of last report,
BEEVES-Extra steers were
disposed Of AZ ,17@1sc; good to
prime at'l5@1Gac, and common to
hir at'i0@ll5ci During tho bal
.anco of the weok,the arrivals wore
dlminutiye and bnt little business
transacted. Prices underwent no
change Of significance. To-day
there was u moderate activity,
and with limited receipts were
steady. Extra, l7c; primo, 163c;
@161c; fair to good, 15@l6c; ordi-
nary, 13@l4Ic; inferior, 1O@l2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-During
the last part Of last week the mar
kct was only moderately active
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-31
YIsIrIEo HoMB ANp FnIrsps,-

YIsITIEo HoMR AND PRIESDs.-
Among the former residents OF
Lancaster whom tho Christmas
season has brought temporarily a.
morg us, wo havO been pleas.
cd TO meet our friend Rev. J. f.
REINMUND, Principal Of tho SpIing-
field Union Schools, who is look
ing wcll, and who, wo arc glad to
learn, is filling his new position to
the high satisfaction Of that COM
munity.
The jolly counicnance Of IL. ].
REINMUND, Esq, General AgcDt.for
tho West, of tho Aetna Insurance
Company, has also been visible for
a few days to tho great dclectation
of his friends.
Mr.. N. p. DOUGLASS, late Of
Douglass & Coles, now connected
with on extensive Cincinnati house
is also here, visiting family and
friends.
Of Lancaster boys who have
gone into business abroad, Mr.. ED.
DoTY and ALBERT CAFrEE are at
homo on Christmas visits--as also
liz Mr.. COLUMBUS PEARoE, former.
ly On attacho Of the Ohio Eagle of,
fee, now foreman of Charley Ro-
lands Greenvillc Democrat.
Lieut.. l.. CLARK, Of tho U. S
Army, and who was wounded in
the war OF rebellion, called at our
office few days since, and wo wcro
glad to SEQ him looking in fine
health.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-31
Y. NJ. @. A.--The Lecture next
Tuesday Evening.

"The Signs of tho Times will be
thesubject Of tho lecture by Rev. b.
N.Spahr on Tuesday evening next.
II will at once bc recognised as be.
ing ono Of the most comprehensive
character, and susceptible of the
most interesting treatment, which
we have no doubt It will receive at
the hands Of the able gentleman
who has selected it for his theme
on the occasion referred TO. We
can conceive of no good reason
why the hall of tho Association
should not bo filed with an ap.
preciativo audience TO hear this
lecture, and trust that tho citizens
Of Lancaster will be present in such
numbers as will justify their rcpu.
tAtion as an intelligent commu-
nifty.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-31
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of the provisions Of the last will
b and testament of VIM. NJ. Cullumhcr, de-
ceas ed, the Undersigned, his executor, will on
SATURDAY the 9th day Of jan, 1869, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud o'clock, p. NJ. at
the Coirt House door, in the city of Lancaster,
offer Tor sale at public auction, TO the highest re-
sponsihe bidder, the following real estate, rs
the property OF SAID deceased, viz: The late
homestead farm Of said deoedent, situate
in Greenfield township, Fairfield county, ONO,
and bcingin section - and 80, containing l12
acres, more or less. Said farm is within two
miles north of Lancaster, on the Foglesong
road; has good substantial improvements with
large and excellent orchard Of u chcicr variety
OF fruits, and is well supplied saltwater. sale
free of all incumbrances.
Terms Of sale-One-third Of the purchase
money in hand, tho residue in two equal annual
payments, in one and Two years. secured hy
mortgage on the premises, with interest on de-
ferrcd payments from the day oil sale
WILLIAM H. RIGBY,
Ex'r Of estate ofW. NJ. Cullumber, decd.
Dec 81, '6S-3HO.