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The Erie Wnr.

New YORK, December 2.-The pro-
ceedings in the Erie case to-day com
prised the issue by Judge Cardozo of an
order, on application of the defendants,
viz: the Company, returnable next
Monday, directing the plaintiffs, viz ::
Belmont and others, to show cause why
the proceedings before Judge Suther-
land should not be reargued, and grant
ing meanwhile stay of proceedings.
Subsequently Judge Sutherland issued
an order to show cause why the order
of Cardozo should not be argued before
him atonce. The defendants again had
recourse to Cardozo, who, after an ar
gument, vacated the order of Suther-
land. The plaintiffs again applied to
Sutherland TO vacate Cardtzo's order,
and after some discussion, action was
pos tponed till tomorrow.
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IN autograph Letter from george d. Prentice
Esq, Editor ofhc "LOtrjsriile Journal"
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, December =.
FLOUR-Less active; sales of extra
at ) 75a6 10.
WHEAT-Firm and quiet; sales of
No. at Sal %, the outside figure for
lots in Northwestern and North side
houses; No. at l12a1 125 and closing
steady at l 12a1 l24 for No. .; sales of
No. 2 since Change at II.
CORN--Old No. neglected and nom-
inal; sales at 7SaS soc, cash, and 7Sc, sell
ers for the month; No. =, very quiet and
small sales at 75c; new; tirmer and qui.
ct; sales at 54a55c, closing at 54a54!c
for kiln-dred; No.2 declined 3a4c, and
nothing doing this afternoon.
OATS-More active and &c higher;
sales of No. 2 at i6!ai7c.
RYE-Quiet and easier; sales at l2t
al l35 for No. and Hal II for new
BARLEY-Opened quiet and tirmer:
No. u sold up 10 OJ, but subsequently
weakened, and closed dull at 81.
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FROM Roston

Boston, December s.-Ganoro, cr,,.
arrived at the st. Jarnes HoteI t a. u ran
noon. He took the hotel carr;ag ,t e.
the depot, none other being in wait;r az
During the forenoon, a Committee *
the city coucil formally called on him
This afternoon the General visited the
Waltham Watch Works, by invitation,
accompanied by the mayor and the
members of the city government.
The New England Electoral Colleges
again convened at the State capitals
to-day and cast their votes for Grant
and Colfax.
The New England Temperance Con-
vention met to-day and organized. Ex-
Governor Buckingham, of Connecticut,
was chosen President.
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New York Marker.

New YORK, December =.
COTTON-Heavy and about4c lower;
sales $500 bales at 25a254c for middling
uplands, chiefly at 25c.
FLOUR-ClOsed dull and heavy for
medium to good, and steady for common
grades.
WHEAT-Dull and nominally in
buyers favor.
RYE-Quiet at 4Sal so for western.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 73ic for
western in store.
CORN-Dull at IS in store,
and | l6lal II afloat, for mixed western,
and IA at railroad depot for new
mixed western.
PORK-Dull and nominal at % 90 for
mess.
BFEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-In moderate demand
and unchanged.
BACON-Steady and quiet.
LARD-Quiet at 15al5sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady ut 38a40c.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, December@.
MONEY-Active and firm at ga per
cent. on call.
STERLING-Quiet at 1O9!alO9s.
GOLD-Quiet and tritle lower;
opened at 1354 and closed ut l3i{a135.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-The bear
efforts continue but without much effect
on the market which is generally dull
but steady; some round lots of per
cent. currency bonds issued to the Paci-
fic railroad are, however, being taken for
permanent investments. Coupons of
'Sl, ll4sa1l45; do ~, 1lO3all0I; do "a,
107al074; do '65, l07galU7.; do new,
1105allO3; do '67, ll0tallOt; do 'G5, l1O1;
lU-40S, l05.
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Toledo Marker.
TOLEDO, December .

IVlEDO, ICCCiupCl -
Flour, quiet. Wheat, 1a2c better;
sales of No. . white Wabash ut / -:
white Michigan, -; amber, 7Gal ~;
No. red, l 75; No . do, 65; No.
spring, 30. Corn, inactive and lower;
sales of new at 7SaSOc; kiln dried, 92c.
Oats, shade lower; sales of No. at
SIC. Rye, &c better; sales of No. at
l 80. Barley, quiet. Glover seed, sales
at 10. Flax seed, sales at 2 10. Hogs,
a shade better; sales at Sia9c, for
dressed
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Report of General sheridan on Indian
Operations.

ST. LOUIS, December 2.-The follow
ing official report of the recent Indian
battle has been received at military
headquarters:
DEPARTMENT NoRTH CANADIAN RTvER)
JUNCTION OF BEAVER CREEK,
INDIAN TERRITORY, November 81
To Breret Major General ". 4. Nichols.
4. 4. G., Military Dirisioa cfhe MIS-
souri,
GENERAL-I have the honor to report
for the information of the Lieutenant
General the following operations of
General Clusters command On NoVem-
Der 23d, ordered him To proceed with
eleven companies of his regiment, the
9TH Cavalry, in southerly direction
toward the Antelope Hills, is search of
the hostile Indians. On the Goth, he
struck the trail of war party of Black
Kettles band, returning from the north
near where the eastern line of the Pan
handle of Texas crossed the main Cana
dian. He at once corralled his
wagons aad followed ia pursuit
over to the head waters of the
Washita; thence down that stream,
and on the morning of the 9th sur
prised the camp of Black Kettle, and
after desperate fight, in which Black
Kettle was assisted by the Arrapahoes,
under Little Raven, and the Kiowas,
under Santanta, he captured the entire
camp, killing the chief, Black Kettle,
and one hundred and two warriors,
whose bodies were left on the field, all
their stock, ammunition, arms, lodges,
robes, and fifty-three women and their
children. Our loss was Major Elliet.
Captain Hamilton and nineteen enlist
ed men killed, and Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel Barnitz (badly). BVevet Lieu
tenant Colonel j. w. Custer, Second
Lieutenant u. Marsh and eleven en-.
listed men wounded. Little Ravens
band of Arrapahoes and Sautanta's band
of KiOwas were encamped six miles
below Black Kettles camp. About S0(
or 900 of the animals captured wer,
shot and the balance kept for military
purposes.
The highest credit is due Genera
Custer and his command. They started
in "A furious snow storm and Travelled
all the whilo in snow about two inches
deep. Black Kettles and Little Ravens
families are among the prisoners. Ii
was DldCh hOGJlO Odlh W Nv
the first depredations on the Saline and
Solomon rivers, iii Kansas. The Kansas
regiment hasjust come in. They missed
the trail and had to struggle in the
snow storm, the horses suffering much
in flesh and the men living on buffalo
meat and other game for eight days
We will soon have them in good condi
ton. If we can get one or two more gooC
blows there will be no more Indian trou
bles in my department. We will b,
pinGhcd in ability to supply and nature
will present many difficulties in GU
winter operations, but we have stou
hearts and will do oar best. Two whit
children were recaptured. One whit
woman and one boy 10 years old wer
bratally murdered by Indian womej
when the fight commenced.
(Sigued) 2. H. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen'l Commanding.
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Trade Marks.

New YORK, December 2.-ln the
United States Circuit Court of New
Jersey, today, Judge Field made an
important order as to what constitutes
a trade mark" The EastbrOok Steel
Pen Manufacturing Company have for
a long time infringeG on the trade
marks of the Washington Medallion Pen
Company, intlicting, it is alleged. dam
age TO the amount of 100000 on the
cOmplainantS. On evidence to this
effect, the Court granted an injunction
restraining the defendants from further
use of the plaintiffs trade marks, which
the order particularly describes as in
Guiding the Medallion mark, style of
boxing pens, color of labels, ornamen-
tai engraving thereon, etc.
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FREDERICK FRALEY,
D-a1;l.,t
Conventional Cattle Commi..icners.

CHICAGO, December 2.-The Amori-
can Convention of Cattle Commission
ers at Springfield, met this morning at
10 O'clock, the President, L. G. Allen,
occupying the chair. \ somewhat
lengthy discussion arose on a resolu-
tien which was offered by Dr. Clenden-
min, of Ohio, providing for the appoint
ment ola committee to memorabilia Con-
gress to appoint commission to inves.
tigate the causes, symptoms, mode of
development, &c, of the disease, and
make report to the country.
A substitute for the original resolu-
ZION and amendments as offered by
Mr.. Hamilton. of Pennsylvania, to the
effect that thyee members of the Con-
and ask an approl~iatiNn from Confess
to dsfray the exIsrse, Pendins the
vote on the substitute, The Conxa5st; ION
adjourned tile o'clock iS e sftsTnoOm
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ST. LOUIS, December 2.-The follow
ing official report of the recent Indian
battle has been received at military
headquarters:
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Union Pnciic Railroad

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The re-
port of the commissioners on the Union
Pacific railroad estimate that for the
complete equipment of the line 10 Salt
Lake, additional locomotives, cars, SC,
for stone structures, several million dol
lars may be required. 1t will be recol-
lected that some months ago this rail-
road company voted to put three mil
lions OF its own first mortgage bonds in
trust for this purpose. The Government
owes the company S4,4OO,O 900 fer the
road already completed. The company
has expended 'S6,O00,0OO on grading,
ms and other supplies beyond the $40
already finished.
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The Indian War,

WASHINGTON, December 2.-InfOrma.
tion has been received from Kansas
that General Sheridau's forces are NOV
ing from New Mexico, Fort Hays, and
four other points, in separate columns,
to the Southern country where the CHI
mate is mild, and to which Indians are
resorting for winter sojourn. General
Sheridan is establishing base of sup
plies on the Canadian river. The iudi-
cations IN his plan of operations will be
successful, and the Indians summarily
punished. The Indian Agent, Mr.. Wyn-
SSoop' Is apprehensive that innocent In
u " VIII suffer in the campaign, as
no discrimination will be made by the
Commanding General.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


OFPICE OF COMPTROLLER or TIE CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON, Feb. % 1868. }
DEAR SIR have received your letter Of the
22d inst, with a copy Of the Law Register and
Official Directory" for 1865. / have not been
able 10 give the work more than \ curBOry eI-
animation; think, however that 1t contains =
great deal Of useful information in a compact
form, and that il might be Of great service 70
bankers and business men whose transactions
are lisble TO be extended through various sec
tons Of the country.
With thanks for your courtesy, remain
Very respectfully, yours
II. X. HULBURD.
Comptroller.
John LiUingst01l En-. S>ers,a ~ HsTohGHtS Union
Las Company, IL EroddDay, y. l.:
WASHINGTON, ID. C., FEB %, Isss.
DEAR SIE:-Your favor Of the I'D inst. Is
received
Accept my thanks FOR the copy Of the Law
Register and Official Directory" which you have
been kind enough 10 forward 20 rae. 1t Is q
work which cannot fail TO be valuable 20 bank.
ers, merchants and business men generally.
Very truly, yours,
IT, MeCCLLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
John LirHgstoH, Esq., Merchant Union Ian
Company, Eel0 York. mAr9
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Army Register.

WASHINGTON, December - om
ciaI army register for 1868, just pu- V.I,-
e o nv the War Department, shows en-,
since the register issued for 1867 resls
siuGo have been as follows: One
I Ias, Colonel, one Major, thirteen
Eantsins, twenty five First Lieutenants
th;rtsen Second Lieutenants, eight AS
s S Surgeons and one military store
keeper. Thirty officers have dleu; seven d
were dismissed and nine were cash ,e
Brigadier General and Brevet MAJOR
Gensral Robert X. Scott resigned.
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Execution
FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December 2.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN-Unchanged and quiet.
COTTON-Quiet at 234c for middling
WHISKY-Dull at CSC.
HOGS-Dull and dropping at 7 GOA
Z 60, gross, and 9 50a9 40, net; receipts
5000 head.
MESS PORK-Quiet at % 75a23 90.
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders at
94c; sides at 12ial34c for clear rib and
clear.
HAMS-New sugar cured hams out,
and small sales made at lie.
LARD-Dull; l3lc for butchers, 134a
lac for prime steam, and l4ial4fc for
kettle rendered.
GREEN MEATS-Firm, but quiet;
shoulders at 7ia7sc; l0Ia1Ogc for sides,
and l1tallfc for hams.
The Price Current gives the receipts
Of hogs for the week at "a, lao and for
the season at l05,S25, against 1888 for
the same time last season.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet.
CHEESE-Quiet aud unchanged.
EGGS-Sale, at 33c.
OILS-Linseed dull at 95c; Lard dull;
Petroleum at 29a3Oc for refined.
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National Board of Trade.

CINCINNATI, December 2.-fhe Ma
tienal Board of Trade held its prelim-
mary session this morning ut the CouH-
Gil Chamber. Being called to order at
half past eleven o'clock by Vice Prcsi-
dent John A. Gano, Frederick Fraley,
of Philadelphia, as Chairman of the
former meeting of the Convention, took
the chair eX, officio. The report of the
Executive Council of the National
Board of Trade was presented and &C
cepted, with few minor changes.
The Convention then began with the
nomination of Mr.. Fraley as President
for this year, and he having vacated
the Chair, John A. GanO, of the Cincin-
natl Chamber of Commerce, was called
to it. Mr.. GanO's Hame was, however,
also proposed for President, and "a bal
lot was called for, which resulted in
fifty votes being cast for Mr.. Fra
ley and six for Mr.. GanO.
The nomination of Vice President was
= then entertained, which was the sub.
ject of some discussion, aud OH which
the Convention took a recess fol con
sidoratiOn.
The Board, through their President,
sent the following dispatch:
CINCINNATI, December =.
To Alfred Field, Birmingham, England !:
The National Board of Trade of the
United States, assembled in Cincinnati,
to the Birmingham Chamber of Com
merce, greetisg:
Great Britain and the United States
Of America, bound together for the civ.
ilizatiOn of the word by lineage, Ian
guage and customs, may they DO at per-
petual peace and their only rivalries be
those for the full development of aeri.
culture, commerce and manufactures
throughout the earth and the unity of
the nations in traternal sympathy and
love.
tSignedl FREDERICK FRALEY,
President.
On the report of the order of business,
n motion was made to circumScribe the |
discussion ON any subject to but one
speech from each member, and that TO |
be OF ten minutes only. A committee .
on Credentials was appointed. 1t was .
moved that two sessions be held per
day, each morning session hcginninT ot /
y A. NJ, with view of gcttinu tbrnnTL
with the business by Friday EVENT.,
After accepting an invitation to a snT.
per, to be given this evening, by m,
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, tho
Board adjourned until 9O'clock A. NJ. |
to -mOrrow.
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Treasurer of the United States.

WASHINGTON ID. C., Feb. -, 1868.
John Livingston, Esq., Secretary Merchants Union
Ldt0 Company ION
DEAR SIR - E'he new Law Register and Off
cal Directory, ust issued, appears TO have been
very carefully prepared, and we find 1t OF great
service in the Transaction of the business OF THIS
Department. We think the work would prove
n valuable ACQUISITION TO- aud should he on the
desk OF, every prominent official banker, mcr'
chant, and business man -
Very respectfully \. n: LENELl,,
Third Asst i. NJ. General.
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WILMINGTON. d. c.. Feb. q, 1863.

WARRINGTON, ID. ", req. -, l51c'
John LiUingston, Esq., Secretary Of u,> Herehdnt
Union Ldtg Company Ne,0 York City
Sir The new Law Register and Official Di
rectory just issued, appears 10 have been care
fSlly and judiciOusly prepared, with view to
furnish important information TO the business
world. find IL useful as a book Of reference
in the transaction of official business and IL will
doubtless prove a valuable acquisition TO the
desk of TIE banker, merchant and business man.
Respectfully, JOSEPH S. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

PITTSBURGH, PA, November 49, 1868. )
Personally appeared before me, Horace s.
Snowden Public notary in and for Allegheny
county, Pa, Peter Gelchsheimer, President
and Nicholas Schneider Vice President, G.
Weser Treasurer, Jacob Deitz, Secretary. and
Joseph Lang q Committee of The German Or
phan Asylum, each of whom being duly sworn
according to law, depOsed and said that Joseph
inc Reichhard, aged fifteen. an inmate of the
German Orphans Asylum, Troy Hill, had been
deaf and dumb from her infancy. She has lately
been operated upon by DR.. Lighthill, 900 Penn
street for the cure of her deafness which re-
suited in marked success. She can now hear
and distinguish the human voice sufficiently to
initiate it, and consequently she speaks already
a few words, and is daily improving, both in
hearing and speech. She is still under the Doc
tors care, who hopes to accomplish a complete
cure in time
PETER GELCHsHEBER President.
NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER, V. President.
G.. WRIsRG, Treasurer.
JACOB DIETZ, Secretary.
JOSEPH LANG, Committee.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th
day of October, lsGS
IL. s. HORACE S. SNOWREN,
Notary Public.
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BY THE CABLE.
[By Telegraph to the Register J

LONDON, December 2.-It is reported
that Mr.. Disraeli has gone to Windsor
to tender his resignation of the ministry.
CORK, December 2.-Mr. Sullivan,
who was struck from the Commission
of the Peace for alleged sympathy with
Fenianism, has been elected Mayor of
this city.
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

Treasury llEPAklMENT' 4
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. "a, 1867
John Livingston, Esq, Secretary Merchants Unio
Lao Company:
DEAR SIR:-rhe new Law Register and ON.
cial Directory, Just issued, appears TO lave been
very carefully prepared and we find II of great
service in the transaction of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition TO, and should bo on the
desk Of, every prominent Official, banker, mer'
chant, and business man.
Respectfully, N. L. JEFEKlES,
Register.
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IA autograph Letter from george d. Prentice,
Esq, Editor cfhe Louisville Journal"
LOUISVILLE, November 5th, 1866
DIR. LIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: l am very
sorry to learn that You contemplate leaving
Louisville at the end OF the present week. !
earnestly wish that your engagements else
where might permit you to remain here for a
longer time.
Your sojourn among US, DR.. Lighthill, will be
long remembered by our people. 1t has been 4
blessing TO many You have treated me and a
female member of my family with great success.
You seem to me to understand, az by intuition
the character of a malady and its best remedy.
You have a multitude of patients in this city,
and have not seen or heard of one TO whom
you held out the promise OF relief without rem
dering it. Yeur practice among US has been a
brilliant success, and l cheerfully recommend
you to my friends and the public at large as
physician deserving the utmost confidence.
Hoping YOU may live long to be blessing to
additional thousands Of the afflicted, am, very
truly, yours,
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
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WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb "a 1865.
John LiUingston, Esq, Seretdry Merchants Union
Latv Company Ne10 York:
DEAR SIR:-Your new Law Register and ON
cial Directory, just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared, aud we think may be
of great service in the transaction oil the Ousi'
moss of tins Department The work will doubt
less prove valuable TO every official, banker,
merchant and business man.
ALEX. w. RANDALL,
L. M. Genera.
ST. JOHN b. L. SKINNER,
First Asst. p NJ. General.
JOSEPH ii. BLACKFAN,
Chief Clerk Il. .. Dept.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PENSION OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. y, ls6s.
John Livingston, Esq:
R:-The new Law Register and Official ID
rectory, a copy Of which you were 30 kind "a 70
forward 10 my address, will be of material ser
vice in the transaction of the business Of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great labor. and IL would he OF
particular value, beyond doubt, TO every promi.
nent official, banker, merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner of Pensions
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~. Louis Market.

ST.. LOUIS, December 2.
Flour in good demand for low grades,
which are firm, and prices favor sellers.
Wheat very firm and unchanged. Corn
tirmer and better at 6SaT5e. Oats low
er; sales at 53a56c. Barley unchanged.
Rye better az l5a1 Is. Whisky easier
at 95a9Gc. Pork; sales a. - 00a23 %.
Bacon shoulders held at lie, and clear
sides at l7tal7!c. Lard held at 13ic.
Hogs little better and active at 35a
! GIL.
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Fire.

steam miMAss., December2 -Scion's
block adjOt this place and a large
evening. Theg, were burned last
$40 O0O. is estimated to be
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LETTER FROM
CAPT. sILAs Y. MILLER,

Proprietor Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati.
BURNETT HOUSE February 9th, ls6s.
To Sr FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
1t affords me great satisfaction 70 be able to
testify 10 the success of DR.. Lighthill in the
treatment Of deafness, and express my sense of
obligation to him. Ny hearing has been i'm
paired for a number of years, at times to such
IN extent as TO embarrass me seriously. DR..
Lighthill, under whose care placed myself, has
removed the difficulty completely, and restored
me to perfect hearing.
SILAS T. MILLER