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Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

THE RICHEST STATE IN THE UNIoN.-Con-
necticut is, in proportion to its population, the
richest State in the Union: the average proper.
ty of every inhabitant is over 5000, which is
about one hundred dollars higher than the ave-
rage in the State next highest.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
IPCBLIC.-NO. q

An Act making Appropriations Expenses of
ers T - SEM nj y the PRESIDENT to the Indian Country.
De IL enacted 10y the Senate and House
te United States OF America in Congress assembled That the
] tMehty thoSald dollars be- and the hereby an
pOprate out OF money the treasury NOT OthnrviS
Pop!ait to pay the commissioners stnt nv H.
President to the Indian SNH' W tile
Approved, March Ia. ISt7
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

A Calvanistic old lady, on being asked about
the Universalsts, observed, Eyes. thew exneat
better things" ~ '''N Aux
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
IpCBLIC.-No Al

An Act 70 repeal Joint Resolution entitled "A Resoution n
provide Tor the Removal Of the Wreck of the Steamship Sct
SlXty-SeVen. """AiSU anu
enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of
states OF America i'll Congress
resolution entitled "A resolution provide for the re,n
o. tue wreck OF the steam ship Scotland approved January
twenty NINTH eighteen hundred and sxtyeyu he aud tbs
ssme Is hereby, repealed. - 'N' '"' w. "N~ the
ApprOYed, March lG
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

A WORD FOR NEWSPAPERS. Nothing is
more common than to hear people talk of what
they pay newspapers for advertising. etc. as
SO much given in charity. Newspapers. bv
enhancing the va lue of property in their neigh
6orhoodS, and giving the localities in which
they are published a reputation abroad. benefit
all such, particularly if they are merchants or
real estate owners, thrice the amount yearly of
the meagre sum which they pay for their SUP
port. BESIDES, every public spirited citizen
has laudable pride in having paper which
ne is not ashamed of. even though he shonld
plck, it up in New York or Washington. A
good-loo!king, thriving sheet helps to sell pro.
perty; gives character to the locality; in ali re
spects is a desirable public convenience. IT,
from any cause, the matter in the local or edi
torlaI columns should not be quite up to your
standard, do not cast it aside and pronounce II
OF no account, until you are satisfied that there
has not been any more labor bestowed upon It
than is paid for, If you want good. readable
sheet it must be supported And it must not
be supported in spirit of charity either, but
because you feel a necessity to support it.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

an Ac 70 amend an Act entitled An amend an Act en-
ASYLUM tor the Relief the totally disabled Officers and Mn
the Volunteer Forces Of the United States"
enaIch twenty -One, eighteen hundred
Be 1t enacted by the House of
Cteu states OF America in Congress assembled That
b @ Iu OF the act to Incorporate national asylum dis-
0eu ocers and men Of the volunteer
States approved March tweutyrst eighteen hundred and
Congress- ~ "NS "0' uenIoers oI
Approved, March u, 1867.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

How THE FRENCH RAISE TOMATOES.
exchange says that the hest gardeners in
France are in the habit of cutting off the stem
of the tomato plants down TO the first cluster
OF flowers that appear thcreupon. This i'm
pels the sap into the two buds next below the
cluster, which soon push strongly, and produce
another cluster of flowers each. When these
are visible, the branch to which they belong is
also topped down to their level; and this is
the plants become stout dwarf bushes, not over
eighteen inches high. In order to prevent
them from falling over, sticks or strings are
stretched horizontally along the rows, SO as to
keep the plants erect In addition to this. ali
the latterals that have no flowers, and after
the fifth topping all latteras whatsoever, arc
nlIpped off In this way the ripe sap is direct.
ed into the fruit which acquires beauty, Size
and excellence unattainable by other means
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
fDrurtr W M

IFJBLIC--NO
An Act supplementary Act AN Act 70 reimburse
ne Satr OF West Virginia for Nom expended or the United
Satus IN enrolling e1uippng and paving m itary Forces m
ait ~ supprcSsng the Rebellion approved june twentvonn
eighteen hundred SNty-SlN. - '' "''''
T enacted 10y the senate and House of Representatives ol
nc hel Sttes OF America IN Congress assembled
money appropriate ed hy the which this is sIpnInn
ApprOved. Mlrc Do l9G7 - W "'.'
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

PsIse asse tTsns0Leave New Castle for Wilmington and
a. i2O r. NJ, and Mondays at 745 4 NJ "uu
SeN Castle @-' ~NN Wilmington L4O r. NJ. for
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Idditio,.i =. d.,
si1yria lor CLAYTON A. NJ 65 and 10 p ~ I
80 20; io Sns rna $40 A. NJ and 2IO p NJ 10 make connac
ti % M Lsins t0 and rom Dover Stations South Hs0
WI leaVe smyrna at 6l5 A. NJ SUNDAYS and Nonda n
So. A. NJ. r-e0s' A"o return leaVlng Clayton
iAlS leaving Crisield at A. NJ and Wiminyton train
ss Soath az 4o r NJ VIII in close connection with
70 NOriJlk and Portsmouth Evnrass
oa Baltimore, Philadelphia and New YORK Tax iii
~ nr aware X r. Line only princpal ststio1s 81
tner time IS stated. EXCEPT that
50 "a let Oh passengers from Baltimore AT any Station m
"pl;h they have tickets. 81 any S'0'loh 70
E. @. SFWAII. Supt nal
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
OFFICIAL.
tPUBLIC.-No. IL

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PGssed at the First Session of the FOrti. Conpress
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
Delaware Railroad Line.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after SUNDAY. APRIL 18th.
lS's' Passenger trains will run as follows.
un',l further notice. Train leaving Girls
neid 2'49. A. NJ. will run every morning.
except Monday. All other Trains SIM
lays excepted.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29

ANaged clergyman, speaking Of the solemnity
attached to the ministerial office, said that dur
ing the whole term OF forty or fifty years that
he had off lated therein, his gravity had never
been but once disturbed in the pulpit On that
occasion he noticed man directly in front Of
him leaning over the railing OF the gallery with
something in his hand, which he afterwards dis
covered to be big chew of tobacco Just taken
from his mouth. Directly below sat man
mouth wide open. The man in the gallery was
intentIy engaged in raising and lowering his
hand, taking an exact obServton, till, at last.
having got it right, he let fall the Quid, and it
went plump into the mouth Of the sleeper
below!
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
WHOLE NO. $50

CURIOUS CALCULATIONs.-Wha a noisy
creature would man be were his voice in pro-
portion to his weight, as loud as that Of locustl
a locust can be heard at distances of one six
teenth of mile. The golden wren is said to
weigh halt an ounce, that niddling sized man
would weigh down not short of four thousands
OF them; and it must be strange ifa golden wren
would not outweigh four Of our locusts. Sup
posing therefore, that a common man weighs
as much as sixteen thousand Of our lOcusts, and
that the note of locust can be heard one six
teenth OF mile, man of common dimensions,
pretty sound in wind and limb, ought to be able
to make himself heard at the distance of one
thousand and six hundred miles; and when he
sneezed his house ought to fall about his ears!
Suppose flea to weigh one grain, which is
more than its actual weight, and to jump one
and half yards, common man Of one hun
DIR and fifty pounds, jumping powers in pro-
portion, could jump twelve thousand eight hun
dred miles, or about the distance from New
York to Cochin China.
Smyrna times., 1868-04-29
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
B. +. WADE.
President Of the Senate pro tempore
IN THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES u ."

The President Of the United having returned 20 he
House OF Representatives. in which it Originated tne D en
tied IAN act supplemental to entitled An act 10 rOue
for the efficient government of the rebel States passed
March second eighteen hundred and sxyseven and to ae
with his ObecOni the House OF ne
representatives. proceeded in Of the Constitution TO
reconsider the same; and
Resolved That said bill do pass two thirds the House
of Representatives agreeing to pass the
Attest: EDwD. MCPHERsON,
Olerk ii. r. q. 2.
IN SENATE UNiFED STATES
March %. 1857.
The Senate having proceeded in pursuance the Conu
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
MURDER IN TEHTH-AVE.

At 81 o'clock last evening Patrick Tieman,
aged 20 u 1ofdcacr residing at tie cor. OF Tily-
uinth-st and EleveHayo entered the drinking saloon
Of 3rs. LIrsu, in te basement OF the building the
corner os F0Ity-frst-st. aud Teutuaye. Tiemau was
PARTIALLY utozic.tad and turbulent, and commenced
sparug 40 those iu the place. Among tho latter was
George Grooming, German bicllayer 5l years Of age
re-. ling at 40 45z w. 39n-st While sparriug Tioman
sanued Grorninc n the face and lIrs Larn tereupon
ordered him tD leave the place. Alt9r words
Tieman went p tuc steps leading 10 the street soon
after Grooming rtt tc place aud also g.cendcd tie se's,
and De- reached te -if walk lc was assaulted Dr Tie
man. who struck hm again iu the I'e scui1 ensued
between tle men, during winch grooming drew
slarp-nladpd shOeWaker's knife from lls pocket
and plunged 10 into Iiemaus ciC breast ana then led
Iemll staggered INTO au adjoining hgNur STORE where
le fen pru>t ou tAc floor, bleeding p.'i'ot Iph lle
wound i tle breIst Ile was conveyed liOh urSAD3f-
ig drugstore but died before reaching fhe store me
lmaius were then taken by officer brrmhoz. OF the
TwCu y-sCc0ud Precinct % tlc MprFe, 90 await an i-
Qlc.t. Iu t.c meantime search Ha- Hsi ,u.ea lu4 le
murderer. Grooming uuo De was captured al ha It,r
tenac. ia ILiIty-Iuh So, py young man nainto ui
Horau and banded over 81 Round man Na-iefLel.'
of tc Twentieth Fleciuct c Nas locked up at On, Neat
Thirty llrlt poleo-e,Itl0l. Tic kio with WAilA me
decd was commit, eel Was lOuuu D. IBIS room aud was
stained with lOui. He ocmcs sttuuuu@lJ having COM
mitttd tle murder. on having lHQ any quailfi Nith
Tieuar. although le adml-s having been u Mi-. Lar
kI's place during the afternoon. Grooming .- man or
small ..f. though ic-ct and powerfully bullt Al I
Cucs. VIII be held to-day ar the Morcie.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
noUTsTIC MARKETS

S,, rr.s,,ro De. g-Four sC5e.$s 7Si rith lsht
r0rt .snt Nnra.saes o. good oLpp-g a.
~ 3 Choice. Legal Tsuiers. ~ .,,
Erv.ORLE.ss Dee 29Coou active and lc higher hddlnys
tEchauEe-S-rius lii Commercial At. iuf
Nss.York SrIt and Musses setAe anl W.
haug,d refe.rts sold Flour and unchanged Torn te
-F- .nu gfc -nc BFau > 80 Hav qutt Prime,
Shoulder. saIItc. Rt Sides l8ic Clear sides. se Lard
qi-. d tefse, b,asc Aeg SGlsic "m'1y snd 'on's
VII sfSe-oS G. De. ?sspir rurpeuine stsir d2d2lc
gl prices unchanged Tar fu prices unchanged Cotton tm
goanH A. Dee s-Coan-S,es - 400 bales There il a
general ,r inud the inside aud closed az The
outside tgme.i Mdtlus 2iiaIie receipts sf'f oai eipo''
Cs.Rls.ro~ Dee sales OF 200 bales, Mddug'
zfr rer.lt bales stp1ts-eoastU l,l3l bales
s,vaNNAu Dee slCottIn oYsned With goei drmand he
closed htm sales OF l2o bales MddlnK -'ic re-
trpts bales exports $50 tsss
Agr.rA Ca Dec 2Cotou mafhet quiet bu'puees tTmei sales
Of $50 bales: receipts. 20 haies, Mcdlugs .1d2Jtc
Dec 2N0ion lrn,r A. tc receipts VV naes
stro bale, Fclr uuelsuged Corn ~ do3 Oas o ro.
Lard IGai8 uonluA Shoulders ltc Clear sides 6ie
but NhonIefs Clear sides l3fc DTessed Hogs ls dllc
ST Ilus 9a-Tohseco uoirnaly unchanged tooNoilhE
doing Hemn-he business small choice lnirtssed 0 foaf
Double Era ~ Td 20 90 dull decline Of Sc on all
,, Choice Prime strcty Prime Fall Red 81 tOd 81 b
Cunee Ped sri White. 20; Choice No. spring, 81 ~
Corn ul reak Al IAncy White 10de Oas dul al ~
5Ie eiosng h BUYERS these hsues BARLEY du ~ ~ ~ ~
To- choice sni Tsucy Illinois aud ~ - Tor Fall Rye hr bn, slo@
Of sale AZ 81 249Sl WHISKY Gm at 9 dc Ness Poh-lne
h.pts, al Bulk Mestsherc 10 better oes In The
ms,t: loose Shoulders 10ic Ptcksd io Oiac Clear sides l9c
BtcIhe business snail Clear Sides lie sugar Nnft Ans
l,Ial7I Lard ana Tiefce li0lc keg ic HogsGood HeavI
s9gso ta-The small and he demand hght ~
a 80 - goas Recoipts-l1O .bbs Flour 100 bnsb Wheat 5V
b.,h Csru 90 has5 Ose. 1870 bush Barley, 1900 iogs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
10 cnRREsPnNpENrs.

Thomas N0rm0u.-The remote ancestors OF Con
Grant were Scotch. Matthew Grant. tne first OF the
family i'm America, emigmted from Doyonshlre, In
gland, tO Massachusetts, IL 1850.
Studeai-You can be admitted TO the Military
Academy only on the nomination of the member OF
Congress tor your District the President. Apply
10 your member OF Congress for whatever Iniorma-
ton You need.
j. l. W.-No single book wiz give you full infor-
nation about the countries Of Southern and " estern
Europe. but perhaps YOU viii ind what you need
with estimates of the cost of travel, IN Harpers
Handbook of European Travel which you can
ordecOf Harper & Brothers. New-YOrk
D. T. M-The sentences you quote should read
CO. thou who art thy peoples fuend;' and one
who is faithful is better than two who are uniaith-
full
T. Ho7sdop.-The Lectures now being delivered
before the American Institute arc not published IN
pamphlet io-n, but are printed IN fuu IN the
WEEKLY and SEMI WEEKLY tribune, and abridged
IN the daily.
Philip H. Clark.-It is not the gold but the green
back that iuctuates. Vixen gold Is quoted at 200,
paper dollar has deprecated that It Is worth only
90 cents.
.J1nl5on-A good handbook Of phonography is
published bv j. l.. Munson, No. III NaSsau-st.. New
York You can learn 20 read and report stenographl-
caliy from IL without . teacher
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
rAMMANY GENrRAL coMMIrrEE

Tins Committee met last evening nj Tam
mauy Hal. the Hon Wm. M-Tweed IN The char. and
ustio. Dodge and VIM II. Tracy acting a. secretaries
10 the regular secretaries not having arrived, The
reading nf tho minutes aud Tie call ~ the roll were dis
uensed with rtpo. from the Committee on OrglniIa-
tiou of which Committee Charles g. Cornell u chairman
Wa read II nxes tomorrow evening the time Tor
holding the primary election for delegates 10 the General
COMMITTEE the louug Men's General Commlithe, and
the several ward committees Tor 1862 ana provides that
ths General Committee gna meet az 1anmany Hail. on
the evening OF Saturday the "a prOxnO the comttees
AZ ther respective headquarters, the evening of f
dsy TIE stf proa and the Young Mems Genetal Com
rnt'ae at fhur headquarters, on the evening of Haf
day the stt ins Tor organization The report was ao-
cepteC -,
Nr William HtchuaL. one ~ the regular secretaries.
having arrived reRd lstof the polling places HheIe o
- are o bo held and the OF the various IN
sueciof. OF election the list. read. accepted o.
the COMMITTEES, aud after resolving that the can Tor the
ritnres uoludng the st Of polling places and nspoc.
lore uaIues should be- publ shed the Committee aOurhou
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

RwCUAMrON. Dec. 2S-Tbe Bcppbicqn says:
a distressing accident is reported 20 have occurred at
party, while their way 90 lho. % attend Iifs'hs
outeraument. The report s 10 the effect that he parry
I'm udtrt shorten the distance the driver was directed
across los. Tn doing n order 10 reach tno road
geliu. "a u0ud had 10 bo crossed. Unfortunately ihc
original ice had been cut the place being at tho ume
closed by hiu sheet Of ice. This was not observed ana
OBJ. team up1u being driven upon the ce, immediately
went through. Tho report We have says tnat 80 per
sons were drowned none or the party but the Grl'cf
49,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

io,poS Ue- 295p mCorsos opened and closed :. s2i or
uouef tnd q EyeTW opened AZ M aud closed at
l opened and closed 1k; Illinois tertas opened az
o. and closed s Atlantic aud Grea Western opened at A and
Lgel closed 81 & egL laOs has de-
cged and quoted 49,. Sugar aud oils unchanged
fArnE CotionThe market Is Tres Ornare
slo, Low NddAugs ahoat u francs
MtNCBETKE Dec 2lle market here for ysrns aud iaoes Is
ffncr
Ndiu, UuauIs Oll; MfinF Orleans I'D - toe opening p
anis quoted at % AID Orleans 4 l sales Of i6 DAY 9oV
h.s lNh arns declined O. n No Red Western,
gll Corn has declined Other Breadsuhs unchanged
le Provision Produce markets c N unchanged n tone aud quo
aoss Iaoa 81 Sputs Iasp,ntne 2' Common Rosin, O.
L1r 49, ..-.-...
FRAyhIoRr Dec 2,-Fve Twenty Bonds dull AZ 73 d'8l
pm. ue. .yReltes nulet Asl lAt a % q. &c
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

The lady directors of the COlorcd Home and
Hospital gave festival 10 the inmates last evening, AZ
the Institution in East siXty-hst The Rev MT Arreu
ded and pleasant addresses were made by the Rev
hlr Thompson, Dt. Hammond, ana the Rev. George j.
among the Ms. Elizabeth Aagar Is Matr0n of
the Home.
Mr.. 7. r. Bamum delivered n CHARACTERISTIC
and effective address the subject Of "Iemperance'
last evening 800 the B9pt. Church In Eighty-thirdst
ucar Ihrdave.. under the auspices OF the Marion
Temperauce Society. The church filed To its utmost
clracy with into gent and sympat hetc audience OF
hotn sexes. who manifested their appreciation ot the
and hearty applause.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

At 81 o'clock fire broke out in the distillery
OF Messrs Prince Bacharach, comprising three's'ory
building ana adjoining frame building at Nos Slo ana
$40 Fast Forty ghthst The fire originated ~ the rear
oi the binding No 3s ia the vicinity O the DOoI anu
tents we're destroyed The loss o Messrs Prince " Bach
araoh on stock buldings aud hNtures 10 osihhteh ~
SgS0o wich s ssid To be- fully surod In various city
Compauies
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

Ihaye used WHEELER d WILSON SEWING MACHINE
for thirteen years constantly, in dressmaknC, cloak
making light and heavy work. The machine has not
rested month during the time and never had any re-
pairs az all Iwoud not exchange 1t for any machine and
have examined aH MRS l.. NJ BARLOW,
Xeuia Ohio
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

AsHIgY-oD Tuesday morning Dec ~ Walton sd-s, sou OIL s
mour Mars L. Ashley sgtd 10 years aa iaoas A. -,
the family invited To attend the funeral
S y,ace OF his parents, SO Madison ga Tblrsy Dec
ist2 o'clock Ia tAe afternoon
gichrsser papers please copy
Az Southport Coaa Monday. Dec o. Sai Bahey vi'
oil Aa4reN ku.kiry.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
c,mnnlnGR clrrLR MARKEr-nrc. %.

pit t2 tesd he supply vas very hsh owing 70
puu or OF tie hest eatte Y cent
obtiusi bi there change th, eom.e gaes
s E1tra +Ifrl3 So trst quality 81 Nrl2 % second
ou, t. third quality. 500 ~ 3D. sheep aud lamhs
s5 head the slte'. durls The t. The prices were me
ffrFI a.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
INrrrrsrlNe wlLL - 81 CNcINNATL

CIVCIvNATI, Dee. ga suit was before the
PrOble Court to-day enforce trust created by the
viii oi Lewis Morse, which the widow and heirs broke by
Gcfault Tho trust gives 100 acres Of land iu Hamilton
Count aud saOO0J 10 eudOw college for INDECENT
youtus Acknowledgement West asks that keoelyerDo
appointed 10 take care Of the property and enforce tho
lLual. ~ WLMoM the lrIemlamts anmur.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

PRoPOsEp NEW COUNTY on LONG ISLAND
There is formidable movement 10 create new county
from the three towns IN Queens County NorA
Hempstead South Hampstead, and Oyster Bay Gnd the
three western towns in suffolk County, Huntingdon
SmifntoWu. and Isliu.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
CINCINNATI MOVING FOR A PARK

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-Resolutlons were pre-
sented IN the City Council to-day asking the Legislature
10 authorize the city TO appropriate s5OOOo for park
wharf and avenue mproy ements; also for change ia
the State Institutions TO allow appropriations toI the
Southern Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
rr1r,nrtpnr. cArrIR MARKKr-p.c %.

f,r Bee cattle this week brisk and all onere lou
heal were q l gross for fair O. good cattle aud
from lu lUsc Western aul P,uus Sania steers
deiaui m sheep continues good anu s1 ae2d were
sol az from SO. 60 &c. g n, gross IS 20 quality
WOtTte up9 OF Hogs good and the lemaHd cont nne ae'e
coo ea4 O.. from -lJ 81 "a = 4 1 e 100 %, neL
change r this market lW hcad were so
or SpIugcrs aud ron S0 10 s6J o COW anu cas-
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
SrstiEL Hsllt.s.

The adding 1inrhnc:
Ads org co1n1 o t1rs H aea. r're fi me can efres
$1,000 ula- large enough o. AT sills of ia Zee e Is
d. ovst'. Aachin rrrsat o % o. FOWLER,
30. 30 faitr.w. Room No. % Rights or si'-
zen. Kli7rt.icA
1HN
COOPER INSTITUTE.
NEDNLaDAl .fihl'5.
December u.
See alycr'-el,at ua.er Anast'arfs
Tire Anulrl Convention OF tle Acia F.i trliorniiy
wl b- hrd TO-DAY, hL hLADAl Doe - 4a ln looif ..Af
tute. Room no. p. 90 70 a. ~
A Meeting OF Merchants and Cammcrciai. Travellers
Ast0r i1u-e EDAbHDAl DEL. 80 80 ocock.
report Committee ne 70 g-, upoa 4tornei'sA
l4 ATTENDANCE Of l llglc OF irsl' sdt reg
WM G.SilJHF fecetirg q Cl Clamlersst
1no CoHHIerciai Agency Register
Published b.
McEILOP SPRAGDg Co.
Is TEE STANDARD WORK oN CREDITS
The W. me Of Irr) sil coat-l 'st .fAe
BUSINESS MiS
IN all ns Of the United and s British Porlces with fant
Indicating toe Starir aHi Commercial Crot u Bach
80 REFBEEECs BOOK is ISSUED
EQUAL EXTENT AND ACCURACY.
'sqhe City.V
Parties who have secured Advertising space r ne
NEW MORNING PAPER
sud Others desiring Q 80, vii ueei 10 hana DO their
ANsOUHCEBEErS
A. the Office No ~ Fultoa-sl before 3 O'Clock. ths
"Wednesday EVENING
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

TIE "Crover & Baker" is the favOrite Sew
nc Machine FOR hoda present over 100000 OF these
celebrated machines are now in use.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
Holiday Presents.

SOMETHING BETTER THAN DIAMONDS
TIE BEsT ala acceptable
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
ma can make % hii wife O. children
A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY N
THB HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL LHE INSURANCE coAPASf
No 2Jl Broi3gay SeF-YorS.
nan sssd q can obtain Policy Of
TES THOUSAND DOLLARS
maid up nm r s285 %. paid r ten ye'rI payments A" s
.aeb. or IN yearly payments dur..g life Of 4loj %.
Insurance on every other plan equally rodera'
D. D. T. MARSHALL. Preaie
z A. srASssrRI Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
VARIED.

sRbcWiC K-CHApSEY-Ou Wednesday Dec - 1862 n the Nc
Deugst Baptist Church New iors CITY by The Rev "Ism e
Ctsi,,v i daughter OF A Chsdsey Of the former place
TAYORSTYMETS- this city Tuesday The 18th inst y he
Re william Reid Mr. John Wesley Taylor ana h mary LOUIS"
sumsit
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30
DIED

Al Notice. Of Marriage, must be Endorsed ~iih hAII
do.f.fs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

T~enave Thirty Forty aud Fs Ine Hundred D'u'r each
SALE by GEO C. ALLEN. No. as Broad"a o-s ao'T SO7
Il
New-York tribune., 1868-12-30

Letters were received fTom Deu. Grant Mr.. 'ofdr
Senator Morgan, Secretary scholed, secretary Seward
and President johnson, pressing "r regret az btES
unable 10 attend Secretary sowHtds letter was as
follows.
DEPARTMENT on STATE, NAsHfNGfoN, Dec. q, lstt.
GTNILEMEN / give you my thanks for your courteous
invitation the banquet which s TO De given by r Iele
graph Builders the Inventor Of tine Electric 1rlc EtHph
The demon strat0u wei conceived by the former a.
IL IL well deserved by the ater. regret that my en-
gagenents prevent acceptance or the INVITATION. "
could be Ouly partially successful IA using the great in
veuti0n purposes of extending commerce dnus
ing intelligence ceuenting peace aud proultng ireedom
friendship ana fraternity, hOme and abroad thcn
shOuis feel that had ri ght 10 JOIN your iuture
WILLIAM ~. NfW AHu.
To Messrs. Cyrns ". TIeld. Nm Orton. Ac- NV lork