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New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Esw.YoRK......NAkcs a.
CLEARED.

CLEARED. .-r
&so1 civ & PhD. p ' .s &
ssssf BoS SGniS cop. Philips s1snnss NATL. stsss. cSes
Bsri,-c 4 Jones. soam6 Naples aud ca.ntsnta T w.den,
Gf S asy SS'igS5 St F1s. FI@1s IA nSSss Nassau mara
TSs@5 Yeayta, Scotland (Br cwsl. BaFbsdOes Pedro Ds
ton K l. Mas Msris BddgtOn, n D. Mary Rogers BOsssi
Harvest Corwn Bristol NJ BrOokiIg Douglas Ds,A Cal hM'
~ -.IL ARRIVED. of
ss,' o . SsY? T as @ p. D fe ssG'S CO. a. and s'
Steamship San Francisco owes Greytowe March - via k Wet
1880 lat 81 o. lon ~ passed steamship Ocean Queen, bsnss Ss
Steamship Gen Grant Hreth Inst
E 70 s'SSe 5 ass % 5 s 5 % fPs aS ~ f. her
steamship o.sa bound fE Havana eot her h e. % s'IsH
pass 20 H R MGsaa Co. March e H. % S1ps MI",Ii n
aud sn Salvador for savannah and MahpOA aad Gen ale New
steamship Valley City, Tomlu, Washington D. c. With nass 70
steamship ssr,,os Alexander Norfolk and pas,
Steamship San Jacno Atkins savannah With ~de
sts.T.Sp james nman, Washington and A,Isrdda Win
Steamship Asem.de Lawrence Richmond and city Point xhb nts
s5p nv william T.p,o Bell London the Isle oswsn FEB .
ship William lcae 4f Prince Edg.r. I',aHd) HoEs". N''Por
Schr II ingalls, cheney Grand VIA Portland IA GAYS, rb
SeEr La! Copp s; Dosso days With sroOd Sr St JslP.
NIB -I. -''. .
.. ...r . ....r .r DISASTERS. " n...lla n.I
PHt,nyLPn, March Steamshp loquette FeeUsp bBes tr
NepYos EeHSore susd'yI''S at's ksg iab0F near ras
ton ~ j.. No particulars i ala r. rI.rF
I..I l.f DOMESTIC PORTS. 70 30
Bosros March aAnyed steamship Ahes non PhAtpsi.
Bari MLarreu na Genoa grg RedEOo from Csri.Sas A"
Edward Ker Csnaegos Ralph Carlton from Nev OrisaB,,
l,s SS ,nh S f. seaman from S "a
oIssss HoLE March -Ari'ed ship CITY OfDO'i9' ben How.
lands Island -
S.y YRAScco, Narh21Ayyed slips Codstgss nph Aesles
and sios Fhl from sdney. ' '
'rHfr NOTICE TO MARINERS LIB L.I.y
Tie CornfeI Pe, bit Vessel recently add0 from t'g Roogs
been replaced m her proper pcsiiSn ~ -- t 'f
..r..H.t.f. n MISCELLANEOUS. rggilIL r.I
The Europes, and Yves, Indian vessels which arrived this
tsy storms and been considerably damaged
thereby . = Z. L-f..
oRLEANs March s4e steamship Joephte ofNew ieb has
been OF the bar al BrsIos Santiago Tens ane sG nsye
New Orleans. - r-...l ...r
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

there was a sharp rally On NeW-YOrk Central and
Erie, and an Improvement on the rest of the list
The Western shares continue firm. North Western
Preferred was strong at az, The dealings i'll the gen
eral list were small. At the ClOso the market was
quotations.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
9ImhIt HTanitls.

UGUSTUS TABER & BRO.
IA InPoRTERs wBoLgsAIH DEAIyKsM
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS No. il3 Water ST., hew.York
MARBLE MANTELS.--A large stock on hand
WI S ready M setting in large lalins which must BE sold In
the nert 20 DAYS n price o Of rebnilHDR
A. KLABER 40. l34 Esst Eishteenthst, near Tbirdaye
tIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
vi price Marble Send r a catalogue. 7. b STEWART,
No COS siIthAs, between Thirty thh and Thirty sixth sta
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

y v TRIBUNE
PnLADrtrHA MIch 2L-Tretrocum dull: Crude l6ie Re
81 IA lond,2
tse unchanged Wheat scaree Rd s2GOds2 1o White s5a
a RYE - 85. COru bnaeri YoW 81 l7dSl l8 Mret
W.,tern i8 Wite ~ a. Oats active R3c Penn ans
Cse SugArcuba N fET demand at l0l dle o reane
Mess Pork, Us -, Lard t047Ic.
Stx PRlNcsco March 23 The market for Beaastu sek uuder
xersb. ,yAs from and Valparaiso Extra quiet
Il AZ - aud Sspraae 81 $780, Whesi ~ i0asg CO. Legal
Tenisr 1I..
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
TIE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, March -. 1868
ASlES-The inquiry is fair for Pots al s. 2jd s. 81.
Pearls nominal.
COTTON-The market continues comparatively dull,
the light demand being generally from shippers and,
though IL is difficult for buyers to obtain any decided con
cessOn prices still weak and unsettled closing some
what nominal; sales OF 2G66 bales, including 1863 10
spnners $50 TO Spectators and 1867 10 importers OF
which S23 In transit We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
Aot,ls.
4 MEXICAN HOUSE.
" RnSTON MASS
furuitur,.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
I'D vIusti.d manufacture Also ,oLd chn.aGi And Wnst Chan
~, Su plaiu sud Ornamental AZ H. fARhINGIOAa NO. 30S
CsHllst, opposite Wooster Esisbh'hsd lst1
EURNITURE, FURNITURE I'D
IL Al largely refucsl prices BRAuNSD0RF METZ MAnnhnr'
~ So rs snA RiYgon Norfolk snd KsseI Offer
their large and wslsorei Of Gcla. FURNITURE eons'S
Of sins Roo Paror Lbra BEDROOM, and Dining Room Suis
OF tie latest styles 10 tho public, Et Wholesale prices
n BALL GOODS WARRANTED.
ZERO REFRIGERATOR = First Premium
II American ut,us 1861. The best and fut preseIYt
Refisetlr. repaired ALEX NJ LESLIE No sos siI,h ave.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

increase OF $500 776 Of loans there decrease Of 1884,
64 OF deposits, and 0sSS6 OF specie and legal tenders
Ine circulation increased Sq2I The cleaTngs and bal
ances show an increased bank movement, though the
hDt on the whole, shows marked change IN the con
ditlOn Of the banks.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

BENZ. +. BALLARD's "MERCHANTs' UNION
ropU,E 81 Greeusich ~ y quote fresh Butter 3c 70
ooc Eggs Nc 10 ]ge. slip early and often.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

IL fnAi d,dctd 81 30 iyj BrOatNsy -
WA w. SAGE, Executor
OiTCE ~ CLTAK 0T COaaoY CarScII, 10 9 CirI HlIL(
NV HoEs March T. 1853 :
DUBLIC NOTICE.--The undersigned, having,
re-ouiun Council bees directed compile
sayeusfcn e publication ~ The Manual II le Coportoa Of the City
1883 respectfully .ots the officers %
char Table educational religious scsuthe and o'te ins,ia
c iy bv charter of Incorporation,
nrnAos connected vh the respective institutions ahder Their
public.
coutaine IN the Corporation Msnual' for l3ta
Ia compiling work Il absolutely necessary that The statistical
Al, Information the almost iunumsrsbe public
private charitable and other Of this city should he strictly
tss and authentic this indispensable requisite The kind
operation AMI assistance Q omee Of such blaons hereby
.pectuly solicited.
An earl relpOnse Is particularly desired .
Address Jlseuh shannon Clerk Common Council No. City Hall
N,s York e ~. utols.d tor the Manual
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

CCty c'RIs TO THE TSBrSE rr... f.
HAvGSI March 2Ahe Sugar Market active, No j! Duieh
Ssniards qoied 7,d reals per krobe RIclmse Lollon pi
die, per rsra States gold short ssh per
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Cost anS founh.

I 0ST-By poor blind Woman, between The
Tribune Aghrnlurist Offices PURSE containing SIS In
money papers The tnier viii please leave at the Tribune
once. r ....
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

1867 sST523 1868 ...... $4,000 Inc $3s'7
The Chicago and North Western Road earned the
third week in March:
1857 ,s95so 50 1868 s2ol,7o5 81 Inc. $2i.1A n
Printing cloths, says The Precedence Journal, aIe
Quiet. Few gray goods held by printers. The fol-
lowing are the sales 5000 pieces 5Gx6o 1sc; 5000 do
b6x6O &c.; 5000 do. G0xG4, on private terms 2o0o do
C4164 &C.; 1900 do GixC4, sIc 5000 do d4xGi oV
Total, 900 pieces.
The following shows the totals OF the average of
tbe leading items of tho Philadelphia banks for tie
mast and nYevioIs week .. ... ...
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

II
FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON Marck 24-In tteshsbln
NeNYorkChsres Kane Martin Leteneysr Henry Won DTst. d.
subeger Joachms0n Francis Meyer Emily BanhenbeTg Anns
Klein Henry Peter DPpe Fehoas ssvering Nj and M J
Bge John Frederic Wegge Laura Hsusser Frsdsrts
Lnde William Moer Mr. snd Ma Charles
Bremen Miss NJ Bergbausen. Cbas FRaulnsnn Dc fsnA y.
Fanke Cruiser Elizabeth Frank M Sophie Wosess
Charles Seege Mrs Christine Hss aud daughter MIs M
Wsnbsrger Miss Christine
Beinhrl Mr. and Mrs Bahr Alex Feueenniscole. Il
FROM GREYTowN NICARAGUA March 24-In steamship ssn
and Mira Fisher. Mrs PaInsm and bs1s
C. FITZGERALD p W Elnnigan C. W. Drake. w.
Knosou c. Breckenridge, C. H. DAVIS, T. Tboabsrg hs
Rpah and cbd d. Sehsnok c. l.. Taylor Msrtsnd C. d Me-
Cready Pagan o. r. Stair C. VOCAL T. IL huseh ss.'
baTy Ssger Sager d. D. Haroun John Ouh Everett,
Storey H. Hin. NJ. Smith Byrn Vogss ans 81
in second cabin aud 81 In tie seersge
NISIATURR ALMANAC. ...
Sun Riies.. $50 sun 6:l7 Moon Sets Isl
Sandy Hoof 49,. .38 Cows Island 923 he'll Gate. ..9
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Qhinting.

WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w -STEAM JOB PRINTERS asd LABEL HAEUFACTuk'
IRS .. ..H ........ .t ....
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
dopartntrsbip & nutius.

dopahnusbip qutius.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-1hat the
~ LDiTED PREMIERSHIP II MERRIAM Go. formed BY The
o or the iih day of September 1867 Certificate
thereof having Sled September H. 6 o the tern Of ore year
vim be- DISSOLVED the bth dav Of Aphl, 1903
v. WALLACE MERRIAM c.,.,,l p.-,r,-.
GFO. JACKSON LOSEA. : ''''-' ''-''
No Brailst. y. Y u. DURKkB spe'iai Partner
NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN. that the
~ PARTNERSHIP formerly IaE between lte nli,I.sIet
:. !. PILLSBURY.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

ALL CIAssps op UNITYD STATES rrNDs cRfnTED on
KEMITTkD FOR, on RECEIPT, ST MARkkf kAIkS
IRE OF ALL COMMISSION CnAHGkS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
Go Gcltum ii man Confirm.

ESTATE OF l.. MOSES-CreditOrs Will re-
IL c,,s fnAi dividend 81 No. igJ BIOaissy . -
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

COFFEE-RiO Coffee remains very firm, but buyers 90
not respond 10 the advanced views OF holders and the
business Is limited There is no disposition, however, 70
force the market and stocks sparingy offered Inc
most recent sales 200 bags La Plata ana 1000 ex
Fdea private terms The stock of Rio at the ports,
as made up by Mcssrs VIM Scott Sons, is l395l bags,
including 22 bags at New Orleans 800 at Galveston,
1900 ut Mobile, at Baltimore $500 at Phadelpa,
and 355 at this port For other styles the inquiry has
been very good sales of bags Jamaica at about l4
80 casks Is bbs and bags Plantation CeylOn at 25c
gold duty paid and 25O bags Government Java, here
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-07-25
club Rates.
the thief, You find it my good dog
gle, and III get you a famous treat.
You undergtand. do Won n

the thief You find it my good dog
gle, and III get you a famous treat.
You understand, do you n
Prince wagged bis tail, and gave
his master a very knowing and cute
look, and then the two, stole quietly
into the place. Quietly the dumb
detective glided around among the
people, smelling away at this ones
coat and that ones chain, until at
last lie set his toeih firmly into tie
coat skirt If a genteeI looking man,
aid could not be shaken Oh.
The young man quietly made known
the case to the bystauders, who had
gathered around him, and had the
thief's pockets duly searched. Six
other watches were found upon him,
which had gathered up in the course
Of the morning, and which the right
ful owners were glad to get their
hands on.
Prince selected out his master's 5
property in a twinkling, as that was
all he cared for, and gave it to him
ljoyfully. 1t would lave taken very
keen policeman to do the work SO
neatly end quickly, ard all agreed
that he merited as good a dinner as a
dog could have. "A good beef bone
and bowl Of milk, however, abun-
dainty satisfied all his wants, and he
was just as ready to do the same fa-
vor over again,
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The Mute defective.

"No dogs admitted, sir, said the
porter to gay assemblage, as young
man and his dog appeared al the en-
trance,
You must leave him behind, if
you 60 in.
Very we'll" said the young man T
''stay about here Prince till I come
back"
| And he joined the crowd within,
| By and by the young man wished
| To refer to his watch, when, behold
tho valuable time.pieee was gone.
1 He considered the case moment
and then a sudden thought dasho5
through his mind So, stopping out
, lie whispered tho fact to tie porte,
land gained permission totake his doi
lin for minutetoT two.
! Look here, Prince, said he, ''yo
J knowing dog, my watch is stolen,
+ and he showed him the empty pook
u ct and cut chain. t'Do YOU under
stand, old fellow III thegD Sit,
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For the Grenada Sentinel.
BEYOND THE STARS.
BY HELEN A. NANNvILLE.

Beyond the stars, beyond the stars
What howery fields are spread
Beyond the blue and golden bars,
That arch the dome Ger head
What sylvan grots where we may rest,
From all these rising cares?
Of msthinks would be SO blest
To climb the unseen stars.
tlong to tread the poarly shore
Where mortal meter bas trod
That / may know a pain no more,
But dwen for aye with God,
stretch my hands in mute despair
No angel stoops to save,
But Hope she kindly whispers there
Is rest beyond the grave,
And so the grass is growing green
Above the little spot,
Where underneath its tasseled sheen
I'll sleep and be forgot,
But if the grave will lead me there,
Where l so long to 60,
This heart will never more despair,
Heaven lies beyond | know.
LA Cross, WITS, June 9, 1868,
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:
Gen. Lee as a College Presf-
dent.

DR.. Bagby writes as follows to
paper in Lexington, Va, in regard to
Gen. Lee
Here it will be in place to relate
that, on my return from Lexington,
a gentleman in the coach expressed
fear that General Lees kindness
of heart and his desire to enlarge the
college, might, perhaps make him too
lenient, and, possibly lower the scho-
lastic standard To quiet his fears, 1
told him what had been told me a
few days ago by clergyman residing
in Lexington.
"Gen. Lees Office, said he, is no
sinecure." +" His work taxes to the
utmost his powerful constitution
He registers in his mind not only the
face but the name Of each of the
four hundred and ten students. Nor
is that all. He can tell you the
standing of each student in the sewers
al branches which he studies, and any
neglect of duty is promptly punished.
A Punished !" exclaimed,
| "Yes," said he, iin General Lees
own way"
"How is that2" I enquired.
"Well, not long since a young friend
of mine who is in the college, confess,
ed to me that he had been, as be ex~
pressed it, hauled up-that is, he
had received message to the effect
that the President desired to see HIM
in his office.
r "Did Gen. Lee lecture you2"
f "No, indeed"
j; "Did he seold you p y,
t "Soold only wish he had. He
0 talked to me SO. kindly that he near
+ ly broke my heart, and you don't
catch me in there again, | tell you"
r "That is Gen. Lees way, not like
, Stonewall Jaohson's, but quite as ef,
: fectual in college as was .Jackson's in
: the army If we add to his personal
a supervision of each individual stu
! dent, the labor of correspondence "a
great deal Of which cannot be taken
n off his hands, and other duties, we
a may understand how it is THAI the re-
= port, which went the rounds Of the
d papers a few months ago, Of the Gen
d erals failing health, should have
/, gained credenee. He has improved
IS very much Of late, but does not pre-
e sent that robust appearance to which
d our eyes were accustomed during the
war;
Is ------------a- -sr------------
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GEN. GRANT AND J JEFFERsoN DAv-
Is.-Some years ago a certain young
U, S. officer was wild and as unpopu-
lar among his army comrades as he
was reckless. During the great
Crystal Palace exhibition in New
York city he distinguished himselfby
riding horse into a hat store, and
/ performed several other feats which
at last brought him to court martial.
The court assembled at Fortress
| Monroe, the efficer was tried and the
finding given, but not published,
guilty Of conduct unbecoming an
officer and gentleman Informed Of
the finding, and anticipating its ap-
proval, the Captain, for such he was,
went at once to Washington, called
upon the Secretary Of War, and made
frank statement Of the case.
E He acknowledged his fault, but
& said If punished BY the court in the
: manner he expected, he would be for
ever disgraee6. Ia consideration Of
i his position as an officer, and the cir
cumstances connected with the family
he begged permission to resign. The
le Secretary Of War informed him that
such a thing as resignation aftol
charges had been preferred was au
ID heard of in the annals of military law
and contrary to the rue and praticl
OF the service. But the officer bee
lt ged on, and finally The secretar
cd yielded and the soldier became
1T, civilian and merohapt That Office
er, was Ulysses 8. Grant, aaa The secre
tog tary Of War, Elk President Jefierso
Davis. These age The facts as the
lou were related to Is BY al officer Of Ii
D, United States Army.
ck@ -A-aasa.-- -ssa atlsse---a--s44-
Iers A tastless fruit The apple Of Il
Il axp
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parry appeal TO eYeTy PaVTl00, IUUIUU
| ing all the conservative element and
all who desire to support the Consti'
tuition and restore the Union, forget
ting all past differences Of opinion, t.
!. unite with US in the present groa
struggle for the Liberties Of the peo
pie, and that to all such, to Hhateve
party they may have heretofore BE-
IElonged, we extend the right hand {
, Fellowship and hail all such co-opera
ting with US as friends and brother
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Transient advertisements must be paid in
advance.
All bills for advertisementsfor any ength Of
time not exceeding three months, considered
due after the first insertion, Advertisements
inserted for longer period than three months
must be paid for quarterly IN odvance,
Obituary notices over ten lines, charged for
as advertisements.
No continued articles Published.
Fifty per cent, additional for double column
advertisements
gas~Job. Work of every description done
neatly at Memphis prices, on short notice
Letters on business connected with this Office
should be addressed to
t.. j. A. SIGNAIGO
Grenada, Miss.
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Rates 0l' Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at 81 50 per Square
ten lines or less) for the first and rs cents for
each subsequent insertion,
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

ITO RENT-oN THE YONKERs ROAD NEAR KINGS.
bridge large plain House, containing twenty
with OF lnnd fruit shade trees 700
Inquire Of R. WHITE lH East Thirtyninth street.
after p. N.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

ITO RENTAL ORANGE, N. j., A COTTAGE CONTAIN
Ing the pleasantest Of Harrison street,
about three minutes walk from Brick Church .aton good
large stable ample for horses
Inquire of A. M KNIGHT next door 70 premises at his
office, SO Gold street, New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07
Kentucky Items.


Governor John w. Stevenson was
inaugurated at Frankfort on the 1st
inst.
Gen. Brisbin has been ordered to
Nebraska. Hard on Nebraska.
Cynthiana has increased her popu-
lation eighty per cent in three years,
and her wealth fifty per cent.
Two citizens Of w ashington County
VIM. and John Gibson, were hung by
unknown parties last week.
The Paducah Herald boasts Of a
Planchette ia that place that writes
Greek,
Hon. Sam. Mckee, of Kentucky,
is stumping in Maine.
The Louisville Conference of the
Methodist. Episcopal Church viii
meet in the Chestnut Street Church
In that city, on the Both of Ssptem-
Der, Bishop McTyeire presiding.
A meeting of Republican delegates
in the Fifth Congressional District of
Kentucky, will be held in Louisville
on September Sth, to nominate can
didate for Congress.
The reunion of the Seventh Ken
lucky Cavalry took place at Newport
last week.
The roughs of Louisville still con-
tinue to practice bear fighting and
other civilized amusements near that
city, and the city papers pander to the
| depraved tastes of the populace by
giving full accounts Of the cruel and
barbarous sports.
A sandhill crane, rfectanda hall
high, and measuring FIVE feet from tip
to tip of its wings, was killed at Loop
Grove, In Silver Greek, on Wednes-
day, by three policemen of New AL
bapy.
The ku-Klux recently visited the
homes of a number of negroes in
Summersville. Green County, robbed
them Of their guns and pistols and
| ordered them to leave the county in
three weeks. In Anderson County
they have driven several Union SOL
diers from their homes, and have
threatened others.
j. M. Bigger, Democratic Elector,
an1C &C. Symes, Republican Elee-
tor, will Jointly discuss the issues be
tween the two political parties, at the
times and places named below:
Benton, Mar hall Co., Monday, Sep.
7th. -.ses
Murray, Galloway Co.. Wednesday,
Sep. 9th.
Blendville. Bald Co. Monday,
I'VE learn that party of some thirty
notssmen went to the farm of Mr. Oli-
yer 1tone, of Fayette County. and de-
t nan u ga ms surrender. in the mean.
thn Lnrlng some forty shots around
n. the A aus As the party left they
we're hred upon by Mr. Stone. and It
is said that one Of the 0 nart W was !
wounded. They left nofi cary !tat gas
that they intended to have 'G h;m S'a. a.5
would return the next T III, Inu
| night. A detachment of u s I tr roony
will be in attendance to give = tt loops 4
warm reception. '''0n1 q
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The Cairo Democrat changes the
old political saying to read as follows;
As Vermont dom 60, so goes the
Union" .asA@Hf -
The Fall term of the Southern Illi-
nois College, at Carbondale, will COM
mence on Monday, September IA, and
continue in session sixteen weeks
The Union soldiers who met at Car
bondsle On the 9th ult., resolved to
hold 4 mass meeting at Carbondale,
on Thursday, September IL; at Cairo,
on October 1; ana at Harrisburg, on
October Ia. ssa
Alfred ComiDgs, Esq, of Cairo,
formerly of Metropolis, has been APP
pointed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury as guager and inspector for the
Thirteenth District.
The Agricultural Fair of Massac
County will be held October 7th to
the 10th.
The ticket nominated by the Re-
publicans of Mercer County, Illinois,
is emphatically u soldiers ticket.
Every man was a soldier except the
candidate for Representative.
Senator Yates was received By ten
thousand people at Jacksonville, Lii,
his home town. last week.
George Ell. Pendleton teiegraphed
as follows to the Illinois Democratic
State CeRtral Committee:
CINcINNATI. o., Sept /, 1868.
To Hon John A. McClerland:
just arrived at home. The c0ndt-
| hon Of Our canUdSs an Ohio requires
me to withdraw all my appointments
in Illinois. GEO. III. PENDLETON- 4
Mr.. Caleb Wells, of Wabash coun.
| ty, owns a COW which has yielded III:
family all the butter and cream they
have used since the 10Th of April, anC
101 lbs. and IL or of butter for mar
ket. Who has cow that can bea
that?
The FechDers, who swiudIed tn
public generally In the Turner Hal
Gift enterprise, have recently pur
chased one hundrd and sixty acre
of land In Shelby County, and hav
commenced the farming business. |
will be consoling to the numeFoH
victims to know that the men who de
frauded them are doing weIl-QHile.
(IU) Herald. -
The Mt. Carmel Register gives a
account of a man named Cox, VIII
appropriated the proceeds of the sal
of a drug store, $1,000, belonging t
his widowed sister IN Columbu;
Ohio, and appropriated 2 his neigh
boris wife and children in t. at cit5
, and came to Friendsville, IN Wabasl
{ County, recently. Living there Tor
: short time, they abandoned tn
! children and went to Mt. Carmel
where they hired a horse and bugg
with the ostensible purpose of goln
to Owensgille. Indiana; but hearin
that the enraged husband of his par
amour was In the town in search {
: his children. they took the road tC
!, wards GRANVILLE. Being pursued b
2 the owner of the buggy and arreste
as they were returning, the scam
; jumped from the buggy and crosse
the river to Indiana. The husban
5 says he only wants his children, an
: the woman is left to take care of he
: self.