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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
Sinautial.
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DES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD CO."
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS.

STAN or 1rrSor RTEcrrvr O,yfcr srESe,fHrp J'n a
1.s hI, Of ihs ss q fao, sni Ar 81 relation The
ssrr ~ 1873 T. Ec1Rb J. oGLESBY Go'aor q The stat, Of
HB, do hereby notify Al whom hsy co,es,s ts, on ihs
s lr.S az 1.aa.I o. q! Of
s q "a: ,i: s nd .: Z. ..s SS,
Win he . Of P'sr, Pe1 Rc y @ @ q D s Of
act o. III. the ste entitled Al act o he construction
DE ino and Michigan Canal approved J,naa 1880 ssaH5g date
iis is 2s iqs IA ss Inclusive. 30 il ncar. III
i've ss e 7sio 80 inclusive 80 49, 7s1 ~ 1913 7sa $40 ss
s1s ga g. 81 s 81 80 So 70 s'a"' w. 49, 80 49, ' no.
Also RBGsrERED BONDS the elias, description
e si's . g. : E d. ID g 10
rs rs 49, III rs III 'i s "a ii Is, 5 IL" 10 70 l
seS.ts a50 70 ~ inclusive, iea rs aG9 1I 40
ssS s so So ~ ~ s1 i 49, a. 49, $751; as So SO as a. 60 I
s 80 g. e. s ss ss 81 49, %. S a. 90 3D. w. ~ ~ w.
Also BONDS Issued u gaI.osTes 81 ID. 'tsA . s1 o. :. act
J "a 9 20 'PS bearing f s 'S 9 i ffs iT
i5s III l7s sl al gl ls7 isR 1904 10 2lo 72 l2lS
M s sl9 zs llT 70 1,e Inclusive s @ s s o ION
100 1913 1857 % Seissys 1919 ics ilgs Ss no. l
i as i a is s iss isS 40 iass AS aS
Also CANAL BONDS provision, q .e f9Sd
scrip approved peo, q ~ oeas ssis ln g. w
~ SON. IS ~ 81 iaa 6i iii ia liz ii6 10 G rs TO- 49, 200
3 s5 22 1 s S s 20. sea- SEA- s S e s s s as @ SOL 81 s
sss go 72s 80 I 49, 100 III 7 49, 1si. 1914
Also RkGiSTERRD BoSDs q e,. numbered q
l9l, I'5
sS ssa ass as ~ 2s az f 300 34 9o5 1s 3,6
"a a. AZ neu,v, "a us 3g2 3y5. 3s so 3 40.
as I6 s 42s IS ass +62 3 45t t6s l6 go ts9 sol SO al
So sss $50 81 500 90 s9s $50 's 62 s s'5' Ga ' '0'
7O9 10. 7J $50 ~, rs, 1908. lG6
ALSO BONDS ISsuEDh pursuance Of 81 set entitled An Act 70
Interest accrued and unpaid on the public debt Of the
state Of approved FebIns 10 1851 To wit Bors numbered
1i1i Ia Pas eudye Administration Once Of Hope
K.wieh \ yeoaberkb uidO1 William BOoti IN Amsterdam
liz TErnorr WHEKKOy hereuno set hand and 10 be
tfIsd Seal Of State.
49,. Done Ctr Of Springfield this Fourth DAY Of January,
lis 10 the year Lord On, thoaa.Dd eight Hundred and
,.y xht Independence o. the United States tie
,;....,,,...co,d RICHARD J. OGLBSBi, Governor.
Nv The Goyernor: SHAAoS TrNDALk Secretary Of state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

do same delivery, at ga So Beef is in good demand
and firm sales Of 600 bbls at sl2 soatS so for inferior
TIerce Beef is IN fair demand and choice brands are
nrm sales OF 900 ties at SIS 80 Tor PIluc Mess te IoI
Extra DO; aud $40 for Extra India Mess Beef Hams are
rot very active but are steady; saes TI io pa rII
SIS 5Ootn Tor inferior TO prime Cut Meats arc u1,
Bacon steady and Ia fair demands sales OF ~; boxes aI
lysalolc for G. G.; Ilc. Tor s. H. nq l3!o ioI wy Los
Cut HAMS and go boxes l., for FEBRUARY denyery, on
We quote at 81 d9c for Western, and 100 lOc 1of ely
Lard Is II good demand, and prime grades are nrs,
City ~ dlStc for fair 10 prime stoam and Kettle Ken
GeIed l2sc Tor SINAI! lots do from store anu |OO oS NJ
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS -,
Pork Beef bacon Batter. clee'. Lard Ia.
bbG tca tuIa tuna tGns iun'
Tct,l to Great Britain and
81; :s = 4 :: 5es 81; As q nj. f s Il s
s Ct. e.. {. 5 a, '8 'sss f ,ass
Fqt The be. week ending Jan .,- arm 7u a. 1877
s5 5S33 1881 Hs5
AFTEfSooS PROVISION NARKET ocLocKThe mar ;
ket for Pork continues dull mid prices are n1mlh.' O
Mess at 81 Is; New Mts, s22 Oid dul ~ 0i0' aHu
PETR0LTgM-Thobu oyancy and activity Of Yesterday
nave s.nded, and to-day We IaNT op go riccs are
.ess, owing to the suooen "u'""0o ." sO''' f'O' '0
G1uic o ~ 70 hrA......p gallon i a.
Crude 4Oa47 grarit7l bn.s... 10 Gut
Rpc1 il bond GloeaQ Pgas 4rst straw o "n'' 5@75,
f Ts55 p Snd Sic set Pms 26
pT Esing = snSny Of CAROLINA has become greatly
duced and the little here has been Withdrawn IRON
the market; holders asking decided advance ana
good 10 primo parcels quoted at lOi allc Win safes
within day or two OF $50 ties.
SUGARS-A fair amount OF boxes are being taken by
Refners and the trade, mostly 70 supply immediate
wants, but aside from this, the market Is entirely pros
trate and Notwithstanding the higher rate Of goa ana
tho small supply buyers have the advantage. Our re-
vised quotations Will give some idea about how matters
stand though little could either be bought or sold
AT the rage and prices must Still be looked upon as
entirely nominal The stock is estimated at l2lt hds
no 1nx. ortf 1uVgs
l2t a22c for Cuba; lic for English lsland and l4S2
boxes Havana at lOsa iic Refined are quiet bnt WIN
small supply. prices steady at l6ac Tor llaids lt@
l5ic for Soft Whites, and ~ d15c. for do Yellow We
quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
uInTs. SKTNs. ANn rrRs.

Our quotations are fOr No skins, and not the cuhgs
reflections OF buyers in the country These are oten
here and fault found with the commission eh oI
not getting our quotations when they really get t'r I
value Tie rule in the trade, for No skins ~ nan Ie
price OF No l. and in the proportion for NO ls
soon bring the trash down to nothing, ana scue vi
the skins sent here really worth nothing we near vi
oppussum at &c. and racOOn at &C., which was al tney
were worth Trade in the best is extremely uuil we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
plSsFNGFRS ARPLTED.

PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, jan liIn steamship
CITY Of BsnnorMrs H. r. rhomuscn LAZY ard child Henry
Nsry Chss Shape sharpe Howard NJ Reen hr Doug
las cha Thomas Mr. Mat'On, Henry Cooper Wa Hss9a l.
Bl.nshard Puckey Shield Joseph Jophson T. L. BALI M
Ringaad G. shye H. Hall Geo H. Heashss J. casssy g
LADY, T. NJ. Knox Woodruff, Hilary Skinner and
dT T. Alexander H. Rhodes Nj and Mrs GOJonns AID infant 1s
Rev Nj Heaaey john Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
PASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG, Jsu- ll-In ,te.n,hip
Hawmob-A Iiesenten L. Ksssr s. Seussat H. stnsmsn
N AID Mrs Heinreh White aud fnt b. toss Bsserd O. ii.ye
% 4 Huterueister Mrs Hon. j. Schiller d. Sek T. bes
M Ipesu Emi C;runng A. Frelenberg L. u. Frh5enhe '"
Wrle A. Never ~ Krieche II sAer AnabrsteI, Mr. aud h
Vsi,h anl children W. Kohn. H. MrTe +. Hsspe keel
Zimmerman ". Koss W. IoIhausen heEwe.sL lA1sen r
Wex TrockenbTodt NJ Saueess H. Meyer, A wagner j. fAA
g. II. Holmes q. and others in The Storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
prCFrpTs oF PRODUCF.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ian i-54 400 bbs Flour, 81 bbls Whisky, i,sii saeks
Corn Meal 2s.l75 bush Corn, $50 bush oats 800 bush
Malt $50 bush seeds O. pkgs Beef, 36T hbls PORK, go
pkgs cut Meats l0O pkgs Lard. G5 sacks OH Case YtO
dressed HOgs, 1910 Live do, 1901 bDs Petroleum IU
plcs Butter 400 pkes. Cheese, Is bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rise,,, 1913 sun As Moor Rises ..ioS
/
Sandy 0:3 Hell Gite.. LEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

With moderate arrivals and cold weather, dressed
poultry il selling well about the rates OF last week OF
little higher for choice The time for selling ve.lson
being up by law few persons willing Ia handle IT,
They are still safe II they can prove that II was kned
previous To the 10th INST that II killed IN state
where the game laws were In force at the time OF Kill
ing but the burden OF proof is put upon the seller
few persons choose take the risk, so drop quota
tious Squirrels are scarcely selling ut all, only baOc
being offered for good ones We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
8ibiSmN Nutitts.


Tax FIKEHESs ISsUKsscK CoxrAsr,i
No. l53 BRoApwAY. EEw. loRx. Jan 8. 1853
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SEVEN ID
N CENT this day declared
payable and after the 9th inst ABNES HAYWARD Secretary
PrrrsBuxsm FoRY wArNx. CHIcAso r. r. Co,
OvrICs THE SECREfAKf, PrrTsBURGH, Dec T. 1907.
DIVIDEND No. 16-The Board of Directors
~ Of this Company declared regular quarterly DIVIDEND Of
TWO AND ONEHALP PER CENT Qp, free Of Government
it fB S r Fl ~ I p ssI sSd Es .
the Third Mortgage Bonds payable and amer THURS
DAY 10Th day Of January 1868 At the ohe Of Wmslow Lsue Co..
once othe Treasurer 70 those registered at Pittsburgh
and FRIDAY jan H. 1863 BT order Of the Board
# FM HUTCHINSON Secretary.
vicnPKEsDKSrs OYycR No 10 Pine NeSYork Dec 49, 1857
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Di-
II reeto Of this Company have this day declared SEMI ANNUAL
DIVIDEND ofFlyE PER CENT payable free Of tai on and amer
date oPAyment Dividends stoeh registered New YORK will
be paid at the aercantle Bsnh j. A LANibR. Treasurer
nIVIDEND.-MECHAN and TRADERS
~ FlRB INSURANCE Co., No ~ WLst lBant Of New York
Bahng)--A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIvB s PER CENT
free o. "a @ DAY been declared S'yp 81
oyycH crIiKSr Insurance. cosYasr No l6s BnoApwAr}
nIYIDEND.-A DIVIDEND Of TEN PER
~ esSrr''0f e'''rnHs' '' R'soiw q aosnd s..
PaIIIosIPni1 AND RsIprse RIILxoAD Co.pAsT}
omce No 27 South Fourth st. Phiadslphla Dec "a 1901
dividend NOTICE-The transfer books or
~ Company viii b. closed TUESDAY 2iss Inst, and b"
DIVIDEND 81 PISB PRR CENT b. declared the Pre-
rre and Cowmsa q saons and state t.ie pyo
STOCK and iob o. January ssIi 70 the holders thereof
AsI sh. stand ,ss,sd 90 The s''' fAs Company % The
All order ~. dl,ldssds assi b vi.usssd and stamped
. - -. BRADFORD, TrsasssG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

ExrYoHk CocsrI NATIONAL Blsr
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS will be held
"A on iOh'DN' '-- - J. a OGDEN Cashier
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
~ n ~ s,oeiboli,r, Of the WILCOX GIBBS bENlNG
icSR COMPANY viii be he'd the ohe Of the cOmpany No sos
Iro.dw1 on the 18th day Of January 100 hJoeoef H. iof
P"P' EDWARD 7. HATCH seeretsrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

OIIS-Ameriean Lnseed Is firm and in fair demand at
o. 0e9N 70 for casks and bbs sales OF gallons here
ct u TO- 10000 bhls for February and March private
terms, and 1863 gallons in Boston fer February and
March AZ 81 49, all currency In Crude Fish Oils only
moderate business done prices steady az s2d6sc
for Whale, and s24s2 06 for Sperm Manufactured Oils
pand we note sales Of 200 gallons Winter Gt o. Is
Prime CITY n quoted At 81 90
OIL CAKE-1he demand has improved, and, with
material advance In gold prices Of Western Cake
s sales 200 tuns, 1t s5o1t5l currency and City
a.. nEAL-There n good inquiry for hone use. and
80 firms sales Of 800 bags sate At q s0dt2 IS,
pp .~1u ,2n q " o0et2 GO y n.
v,.gsysspoks-We have had very dull and somewhat
ees,sA for Pork today OLD Mess ~ less freely
y bought ct about ga I2tSs9aIs sales OF GOO bbIs old
Nss =, e. saturday at s1 IS, and 200 bbls. Prime
kbk M. o. Fof future delivery note sales Of 26o
LOWS seller March, st va s7fc, and 40 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
OfflNk OF NVhsi w 49,. ~. H. Iec2

MADISON, Wis, Jan. I 1851.
NOTICE to HOLDERS OF WISCONSIN
~ STATR noSDs- Comm ssions Of School and University
A a., p.p,r,d 10 e Trust Funds ofb STATE In Wis
state Bonds the amount Of sOOO saw O'0' A0' AAs
natuTed u.a,...
sealed will be received By them At h.r once IN hidsos
vi. mt, H. III d,y Of February oeloci for the furnish
ina Of bonds any portion thereof Proposals h"n'
bs indorssd Proposal for the Sale Of BoBds 1900. ,
THOs 4. ALLEN ssGy Of STATE Connsdsnsn Of
WM K SMITH, State Treasurer School aud tniTsrhv
II y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

METAIS-American Ing0t Copper has again improved
under the gold; the demand has been quite active
and the market closes firm; sales OF 10000 Baltimore IN
lots, at &c. 10000 70 do. for February, at 25c.;
$1,000 Detroit for February, at 24c, and 25,0CO ID
Portage Lake at 2lic New Sheathing and Yellow Metal
unchanged. Pig Iron continues firm and we note
fair inquiry Pig Lead is without activity; prices are IN
changed Pig Iron quiet the advance III gold checks
business; holders firm In their views Nails, Shot,
spelter and Zinc are dull We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
Cold weather and a scarci

Cold weather and a scarcity or moderate supply o. I'VE
stock have caused a firm feeling In all kinds OF meats,
amounting to an advance Western dressed hogs foot up
80 So y N IIfi State and n. ..1oi MY
"N' - 80, 0iJI Western preed..... 9 n qt
iI,-N rS,., "a a. ye, hog dres. prlme - II al
u,.,or es-r,ss.. gdl1 10 medium. ~ ol3
Pork civ dressed Wesi.rrO 10Y Sausage. equity Dds Gle
POULTRY AND GAME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
chiefly 70 eI.

xddline Uplands sales Of s,l57 bales, enieny W
,.srters and including 2e0 bales IN transit rod and
(SoAIEThe demand for Domestic has lnp. t iftIe
6hS market Is firm at A0s6 so from yard ms, ohtained
So,ng nv tho cargo prices are the same as 80 ne
A. ths recent public sale Foreign has been ~ L.
onest but the supply is Eight; mote saV 70 NOT perty
Gas a1Oat, at ~ IS, cash. House SO~i' ~
DRUGS AND DYEA fair demand I s p haye ruled
oil articles coming under tins hta" n M ne cold We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

me I0Ntllent Tor tle
Nres eud' z Jan. Is. l60a..
Since Sept. /. l857........
Same time, loO5..........
RECEl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-11
Gge lallp G5att Gitp.
LAlNa OF NOW
Published Ey Authority.
CHATTER Y.

CHATTER =.
AN ACT lagalizing the organization Of the
Independent School District of Decorah
WHEREAS, In the month Of March, A. D.
1862, the legal voters of the torn of Deco
rah in the county of Winnesheii, aud State
of Iowa, by virtue of sections 2097 and 2o9s
of the Revised Code OF 1860, decided by
hallotto form an independent School Dis
trics, of the territory included within the
corporate limits Of said town, and afterwards
by virtue of Section 20e9 of said Revised
Code, the snid voters met and elected bv
ballot, the officers designated in said Section
2o99.
WHEREAS, The said town Of DEBORAH on
Or about the year *. u. 1867, did organize
as municipal corporation, under the pros
visions Of Chapter AZ Of the Code Of 1851,
and by the charter adopted under said organ
ization, the officers consisted of President,
SIX Trustees, ard Treasurer. Aud
WHEREAS, On or about the year A. D.
1860, the SAID Cooperation was renrganized
in order 10 conform to the provisions of The
act relating 10 the Incorporation OF Towns
and Cities. passed March 2ad, 4. d. 1868.
end an election vas held at the time fixed IN
said Act. at which alayor was elected. IN
sead Of President, five Trustees, instead
al SIX, and Recorder instead OF Secreta.
ry; and
WHEREAS Doubts have arisen as 10 the
legality OF the organization Of said Indepen.
dept School District, in consequence OF sup.
pcsed Illegally III the said reorganization OF
the said Town Corporation, which may EN-,
harrass the citizens Of said Independent
School District; therefore
Sge1IoH l. BE II enacted bg The General
dsse@5ly IF The STATE II iopa, That the cleo
ton held by the legal voters of the town of
necorah IN the county of Winnesheik. and
State Ct Iowa, in the month Of March, A.
D, 1862, to form themselves into an tnde-
pendent School District md all the official
acts Of the officers under SAID organiza.
ton. taxes levied, rights acquired, aud la
biiities assumed, BY said Independent School
District, be and the same are hereby declared
legal aud valid, to the same extent as if the
organization oi said Independent School
District had been made in strict conformity
TO the Statutes relating thereto, and no in.
folmaiity, lgFeguiaritY, or ilIsEali,y IN the
sad organization, or in any of the proceedings
relating thereto, sball Ia any manner invali-
date lie said organization, nor the official
acts of officers hereunder.
SEC :. This act being deemed Of immedl.
ate Importance, shall take eject from aud az
teriis publication IN the DaRg STATE Register
end Seera HOMESTEAD, newspapers published
at Des Moines, Iowa without expense 10 the !
State.
Approved february 8, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect BY publication, as required in Section
2 thereof, on the 12sh day Of february, A. d.
1858 Ep WeiGar, Sec'y OF State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-11
To our Patrons and the Public.
sgThe Trade supplled.-aa
acndf FOR OUR Price I.tavt

sour prices, wholesale aud retail same - the man
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

Cross -eranined-I did state that the con-
versation was before commenced this
prosecution. 1 talked with Perkins on
Friday, Sunday and on Tuesday. I met
Mr.. Perkins by agreement on Sunday at
the railroad shops. Bresnahan said on
Monday that If my child died he would
lend me the money. 1t was on Monday in
the forenoon. I then settled with him.,
That was before filed this affidavit. did
not accept the offer of $400 or $500, be-
cause. 1 wanted to get out of trouble for
illegal voting brought this charge be-
Gauss Il feared aoould be prosecuted tor
illegal uoting. Patrick Bresnahan stopped
my grocery bill. My wife told me SO. 1
do not know about myself. L did not go
to see about it. zoos a1a.l-l.
Z Fred. II. Co,igltton stcorn.-I live on the
Johnstown road; know James Smith. Am
his brother-in-law. Went with him to
Duffy's Hall. Mr.. Duffy was sitting on
the window seat. A group of perhaps
twenty persons was there. Duffy was
calling out names and giving out papers.
When man did not answer he put the
papers underneath, and SO called them
again. He called James Smith. Smith did
not 20 up then. Pretty soon he called the
name again. said '.Jim that means you"
Smlth then went up and got his papers,
They were certificates of naturalization he
was giving out. a'1 =. ,
Cross eranatned.-I have lived in Colunl-
bus about thirteen months. i came from
London, England. 40 = -
, Zone OF the counsel for the defense here
whispered a question to another one
which the Commissioner overheard, and
he instructed this witness that ii any ques-
ton was asked which he did not wish to
answer, not to do it unless he (the Commits
7sioner) told him to. Could party spirit go
further?l - As51S> A - 1'1-i
Il married Smiths sister, L live on. the
Jamestown road. near what is called the
"Rookery." I can't describe it so any one
could findsit. Smith and L rent the house
together. We went to Dufy's Hall on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
by ATLANTIC CABLE.
Bank of England.

&" Va AI1
.zEEai-s g LONDON, Oct. 80.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF
England shows that the bullion has decreas-
ed Gl0O,000. .s., Hl
Probable Liberal Msjority.
.3%ft- 8 LONDON, Oct. 30. 7
The leaders of the liberal party have,
after careful survey of the field, become
convinced that they are sure of their choice
in the coming elections of large majority
of liberal members OF the new House OF
Commons.
The following has been named in liberal
circles as the probaple cast of the new min
istry: Premier, Right Hon. w. E. Glad
stone; Foreign Secretary, Earl Russell;
Home Secretary, John Bright; Chancellor
of the Exahevuer, Hugh Culling, Eodly
Childers, Lord Chancellor, Sir Randall
Palmer; Secretary. of War, Marquis OF
Harrington.
North German Diet.
BERLIN, Oct. 20.
The session of the North German Diet
will be formally opened by King William
in person on the 4th of November, and it
is asserted on semi official authority that
the speech from the throne will be reas-
suring and pacific character.
Austria.
PARIS, Oct 90.
The Moniteur of to-day says the army
bill which passed the Austrian Reichsrath
will not be signed by the Emperor. 1t
adds that the Minister of War, Baron John,
has said publicly that Austria is arming
only in proportion to the extent OF her
population. saa
VIENNA, Oct. 20.
The announcement is made by the min
istry that the Interpretation which has
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

The FRANKLIN BUILDING AND LOAN AS
socIATIoN.-At meeting of the stock
holders of the Franklin Building and Loan
Association, on Thursday evening, October
18th, the following named gentlemen were
elected Board of Directors: Thos. Spar
row, j. j. Janney, John Greenleaf, N.
Merton, Justin Morrison, j. N. Britting-
ham. Jacob Belle. An initiation fee
of 20 cents for each share subscribed was
ordered to be paid to the Secretary pro tenn.
Subscribers who were not present are re-
quested to hand IN the amount to
W.MoRRrsoN, Sec'y pro tenn,
oct30- 3teod ' Post Office Arcade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30
WASHINGTON.
Going Home to Vote.

Going Home to Vote.
~& WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
A number of Government clerks and
others have already left for various States
to vote next Tuesday. Reduced fare is al
lowed only to those who furnish certifi-
Gates from political clubs.
Negro Majority of Voters In
Charleston.
A dispatch from Charleston, South Car
olina, says that in the registration of vot-
ers just completed in that city, the negroes
have a majority of upwards of one thou
sand. This will insure Republican vic
tory.
The Treasury Building.
Three upper stories of the new northern
wing of the Treasury Department will be
finished by the first of December, and will
be occupied by the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau. The lower portion of the building
will be finished by the first of January.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30
CUBA.
PROCLAIM a tiOn of the Republican
Revolutionary Committee.

rrOctam a ton of the Republican
Revolutionary Committee.
...Ff .sag New York, Oct. 30.
A Havana steamer brings a copy of
proclamation issued by the Republican
Revolutionary Committee. 1t IS full of
ire and breathes the most intense revolu-
tionary spirit. The document recites acts
OF despotism OF the government of Queen
Isabella, and concludes with a stroug ap-
peal to Cubans TO pronounce for Federal
Republic. We pronounce for liberty,
equality and fraternity. Cubans and Span
iards, we demand popular suffrage with
out coercion, dissolution of the permanent
army, establishment of q national militia,
Justice for all classes, municipal
independence, liberty OF the press, liberty
of discussion, freedom of commerce, free
dom OF industry, freedom to emigrate and
abolition of the monopoly of slavery. Let
us defend our liberty with dignity. Re-
spect all opinions. Let us now embrace
the Opportunity to secure the freedom of
Cuba: We greet the vic;ors of Spain. Viva
Spanish liberty! Viva the liberty of Cuba!
Viva the Federal Republic! 15i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

ATLANTIC ALMANAC.-We are indebted
to Andrews & Hull for copy of the At
lantic Almanac for 1869. 1t is an elegant
annual OF eighty pages beautifully illus
trated. Besides containing the usual as
Economical information, it is filled with
choice original reading matter, by its edi-
tor, Donald G. Mitchell (Ike MarveD, and
other writers, appropriate for the seasons.
Published by Tichnor & Fields, Boston;an d
for sale by Andrews Sc Hull, next door
south of Postoffice. eeEl1E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

COOP MANNERs.-Manners are much,
but not everything. Thus the manners of
q fool or dandy-which are rather iden-
tical-are not very pleasant except one be-
longs to the fraternity. Per contra, those
of real lady or gentleman are invariably
pleasing and elevating. Good manners
are as much of good education as is good
sense. Neither should be wanting, and
rarely is, So far as nature is concerned.
Good manners are a grace, virtue, a
crown. Whether they are a gift or at
tainment, it is all the same. Strangers TO
them should try few by way of expert
ment. es -, rsqt7vaf--r7 Tfszfe iq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-30

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