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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

a.. T.. jei1em 8elu9e beebrt uno raSz
{elbe init 3 S9ul1en, wel9e ale Die
S@etben trafen, er6fnet.
SIN 2aibaG 1T ant 2. Mat et1
Ntetepr, beitebeno III einem 9rp>
fen 9lu6trptben9 terne, teptadtet porz
ZEN.
Tranereib.
Yaris, IS. Mat. 5eute fano in
ben Gutlerien bic Erauun9 peS YrtnSe1
Mdtle M1rat> nit berTarfin Min9reltz
en- itatt. Dab eS cine semiidte gbe it,
be1drdnfte iib Der anlreieltce fatbpltIde
0etaltde auf grt6etlnng peS 5cael1s /;
cie Erauua9 11ab 9rie9tiam Gtt1a
miro bielen Mteno NIT 9rpbem ppmp
in Der rudflAen &apelle fattbabe1. -
Gin Barp11 rer GputteS> Nefe pe5 5ra>
y. 2aeterpnniere trat III raS pdpitltbe
;3puayetz Corps unp retste na6 Npm
ob~
Die @dwieri9teiten, wel6c fA swi-
iden benz GrsbiidpI vpn Alaier1 Ml9r
2apt9erte, uno bent MaribaQ WcWtabpn
erbphen BADEN, iollen benz Soltrnal ce
pariB ;ufpl9e pernaBen ernitltaer gfa<
TUT fetiu> rab man 1T Nl9ier bic neberz
seuaun9 be9t entlpeper miiie MarlbaQ
Mc Mabpn abberufen pier Migr. Sa@
sigerie mi0e Seriest percen.
gum er tenmale ieit rem Beiteben
hes napplepnt l1en GpncoroatS fpmn1t
Is ypr> oab bic $4,000 Yfarrer inTranf<
rei9 felt feds @p9en nt9t bcsablt
tperoen, rdmli6 weoer ant 1. @pril
nod ant 1. Mat tbren 0ebalt aus Der
@taatSfa0e besteben fonnten. Sn ia
tbplil6en &reiien betebt bic @prauS<
febun9 e6 perce li@ pteleS @ptel NIT
ben Yfarrern bis gu ben auaemeinen
Mb9eprpnetenwablen pieperb6len> unc
;rpar tn her Weile> baB alsoann teper
Yfarrer ei1en breimpnatliden @ebolt
i'm @id tanoe babe. SIN re9ten Muz
9erbltf ,ptrc n1dt 11ur c1eler 9tudftano>
1pnter>1 AUDI ber @ebalt fir bic na@iten
bret Mpnate anticipando auSbesablt.
Man borf bpfen> oab $4,000 pfarrer>
bic plDsli1 gu 1u Yiel 0elo fommen, III
bic beiterite unp panfbarl tie Sttmmu119
eeratben, rro BEL ben@ ablen ibreDisnfe
11pn bebbalb ntdt permet9ern perben>
Inn nt9t neue Niditdnpe befirGtett
s1 miilcn. Der9leiden erin1ert at bic
IUrfet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13
Nufiauo.
5ungerSnpt.b.

5un9ersnptb in Nublano.
Sic {pQ 1t6 Iber ben 9ar;en nprn>
liden Bestrf bes &aiierreibS 9esen 81
berien bin auScebnen unp ii9 ip9ar bis
sur @rense, >penn ntdt 1T BITE 0etretpe<
Weaeno bes 9loens, erftreden. Ml9ez
rier bal un6 ldpn Sertraut 9enadt init
bet @rdueln Der 5un9er6nptb. Die
Grnbte bat pas per9a19ene Sabr ent@
>peper 9a,1s pcer gum Tbeil pur@ gan;
europa feit9el6la9en.
SpQte bic esSabr np9mals etnWttb<
maas eintreteu> cann fpmutt etne au9c<
meine 9unsersnptb unau6bleibli@.
GS 1T nt9t pabrl1einlid> pab perpret5
&c @etreioes finfen ,rerpe uno mir Mir
ben uns lebr irren, wenn mir ntdt
9lauten wputen, rab has @etreioe nidt
etnen 70 bpben Yreis CREDIT wie ee mic
suspr sebabt bat 1T ptelem 2ance. Die
ein;t9e &ettun9 fir uns unc FIR
bic oncereSett rerSee i lie fpmmcnce.
Grnnte.
Grpfartiser Musftauo Don Mrbei=
tern.
Der srpbartisfe ursaniFrte M%ustanp sun Cir
teitern bat fir;li@ 1T ben acblensruben srnQHt>
aau, IS Meilen nrn 2iserpcpl tattsefunben.
Die ylrbeiter tpare,1 bur9 "Unions' nit einan-
ter %yerbunben, uno batten 10000 Yfunb Ster<
ling [$1OO,000] in ibrer Sait ais bsr Musiane
tesann. SIRE .3abl tvirt 81 10000 ansel9la-
sea. dc llr1aGe bes Nu5latse5 mar eine5er-
oblesuns hes 2pbnes srn Is Yrr;ent. Die 81
9entbimsr ter @ruben iacaten spt anfersn
pldben namentli9 .2cnbpn, 100 Nrteitsrnanse]
tetane, Mrteiter sa erbalten, .paS ibnen a11d Big
ct eiuent iulden @rabe selans, haB Nusl'eet
sprbanben tuar, baB bic Gr1ben talo tsieper NIT
9iadbrud pbne bic fribern Nrteiter tetrteteH
tperben fUnnten.
Sts tabin batten l6 bic einbetn,tidtn Mrbe1s
ter rubis serbalteu, ais ie ater iaben, baB tb'
l1aternebmen ernilid tebrrbt tpar, fdritten fl
III 0etpaltmabreseln unb mibbanbelten bic neus
CIT Mrbei:sr, Iufieber uno anbere Beatntsa be
0rubeubefser. stuberrem erbpten ie Court
tutipnen SON anrern Yerlpnett, aelde ,,idt Ri
reft betbeilist tparet. Get Grunbbefber1 &C.
lana es num- SRil:tar CUR 8eidisuns ibrsr nett
en- Mrbeiter uab ibrer @eiddfte iiterbaupt su er
mnssu. Inter bieiem Sduse nurbe bic slrtsi
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
Live sr0CK MARKFTs

wnpsKsDAY Dee f6The market very du for thin stock Som. Of
. S m acts iSiao apon ,r.Ss y holder. dre.,.d
viii s6ove reduce the phes viii
@ ssss As ds d sss bot must s9 Be- got ia Of
son ts'rs Is r demand fr prime cattle ssd boday baloeLs
Or ls4se n Good to prime steers are selling AZ stel7e With
& ~ At M az. Ss, at 1s s ,f % .: s not % " ss. strong
received today w6 aboat 500 hen Rom yesterday; Trade
ssa. sis S,sY ThsT: y,5s lie bead ~ TOD On ~.
s Prize Of ii extremely sus Ohio ssdss probably ss best il hst
hrought bere together d BY lIeH Kl 10 Isyee County
900 h sTeuge 10 Williams 2lG "a 10
- ewt buock Seumm Of Egthave for $500 pair
seSs re shs &c. e. g. K TsS fsds led q Sp Ps1aa ;aI1s
csaue bad fancy Iuiisna Has ewt sold BY T.
r.t1seS ~ The best bullock
ssor brought 81 very show cattle them l9 cwt net,
ofb own 10 evt, sold AZ 2oe and sI Oisi ext at i9
Merritt Bsrcbsd had 20 Chnstai cst 10 et sold at lsa9c
s1t sod Al aise Tiis H. b1 seRar isc on 7cst
aud iO2 poor H. b. RoseHtbsl % est, ~ lJdl4ic
g Eyns bad 20 ve as 10 e"t o. steers bOnght Of Anehe
Common seep s scarcely ssel BY ire lighter rseelpisos
head TO-DAY IS ssterlsy but ft stock doing little better
s Sr g. ss sr; o. @ ss s y a coSSuSsS siss es
% s s % @ S S - q tS. % ~ ,'ii 5,Ss oS @ % 's s s0 Gc ~ mo-
l. Hanpobs iidsgon County scawag sin bodg from
Mora hous offered p % bea Thsy comprise bard lotSf
Cad b. soNg sng vay. ssd il L fortunate that Henry
.1sd Of erayis psrShs hem to iife thy snue
n alive Judi soils ears state ursst sJot n h sre,sge at
- 81. estD AID holding 70 n Pa par. lambs
t.h,', sire % ess 3 Hoinsr sSops them
sb f - "a sheep Of laso9 70 each The crack s Of s9
H. 49, s rs ID sssgS @ w more o. is iis n foi' T.. as g
y % Common s1 sts & 70 soa "a & .ns ss III % g d Iz'
= ~ q sag, pee kify soid ears CanAds 100 H. 77ic ard
Hosssrs aaSrsd vita a cars .vd tsdsys7 ears ,..,,s
s @ s8ss es i5o 'i ia sG n s ~ R p 'ss.S ss1 se;s, n
~ &c sH can Ohio es b ot Trade dali ssd wsaibsr
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

liabilities No political action can reduce inc i"'o "
interest II must remain for thirty years-sN -
cent per annum in gold, now equal to Det"oen e.
and nine per cent in currency. The ePf"0P"' " "'''
pasable "a 0old If bond with such guar
hsued by the Government it's market price "O",u
mot be less than from 20 to 25 per cent premium
these bonds are issued under Government
and supervision, upon what is very largely Govern
'mcnt work. they must ultimately approach Gov %
.rpment prices. The price for the present Is p@'
.na accYned interest at per cent from July lSCa
j., err.ncy. Subscriptions viii be received IN Ne"
Yort at the Conpanys Office, No 70 Nassanst, ana
tv Iobn ! Cisco & Son. Bankers, No % "aHNst''
and by the Company's advertised agents throughout
the United States.
BonGs seat free but parties sabs07tFag hro'g" '0o"
ooerts ,o;N look 10 Rea for their sGte delir0y
nec pamphlet and nap 'rGs isswd Oct. J, contain
ing n report of the progress Of the work TO that
date. and more complete statement in relation t'
the value of the bonds than can be given in an ad
vertisement, which viii be sent free on application
at the Companys Offices, te any of the ADVERTISED
agents A,....v,,,,
Dac II laS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
ma cApIr,IIsrs Avn INyFsrOHs.
Dec Is, 1868.

TirE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs of the RockFoHO'
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD C"NfANf
pay the Principal and SEVEN PER CENT INlhi'-S
Ist February and 1st August in GOLD CON- |''
GoroWmeat Tar. e.. ,, ,,
limited amount only Of these Bonds WIZ De sou"
at 97 and accrued interest in Currency by taukers
ana Brokers, Agents Of the Company IN di1ereh'
parts of the country, and at the Office oi the Com
pany. No. II Wall-st., Kew-York
GovERHMENT AND OTHER APPRovED SECURITIES
received in exchange at full market rates
Pamphlets giving ful information sent on request
II. IT, BoODY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
RTCFIPTs OF PRODUCr

TT f0N0I Ffs1fl5, 00lI K0l7IO0dl. :
DHt lo7 3s bash What $3.50 bush Corn s9 bss Ost, 2s
s s ~ ~, ss,h ssI bash Pess e6 bbla Flour
go s'n pt btgs Con Meal $50 bags Bucksbeat Flonr zOg3
ns as l25s b Bffasd fsirolenm go hbs spd,s
P ~ ~ S' sr ~ btls Pitch, L1t bbn hodn G7 hbls
FS Phe~ bsef ~ rkgs Cot Mes ukgs lard 81 ukgs
Iss e ~ 1if s boees hsese i7 pfgs Tsow 80 ths
sac - Lrea tIat et Dressed Hogs, bbls CspbeT
wesl 20 lti tif o,s zS ss WHISKY es bbs Rgs lee ksis;
hses 81 - aes. Leather 80 Hides shds Tobacco
49, ~ las s.hs 6t7 bsssljsIto1 sssd ~ "' pas'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.


l.SDor Dee le-5 uCorses opened aud ooso AZ s- o
Five Twenties opened SOD fer
du al "a Ene sh.s cPered and closed ~ NV ql
S7 is M Iinos sl both opening and close spen o. =
Cscuya Iinseed 57d57j6 Sugar fm At @3 bpnts lulehu
Tslo', a 9i9. and closed - 49it
ri,. Tresordiusire I24L Mddlngs, 10 ae ~
Dee ia-Pessoleem GTn al 54fd35t
Dec. l5-Piye Twenies dull AZ lsi ,o.el
LIVERPOOL le5 in1be Cotton marFet opele' e day
or Nijdiug Ipauds 0d Mddng Orleans loti sa''
1000 bales The BradsiuG market closed dull Rsspsi
opened at q and cosel a ~ Cheese 69i bacohl ~
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
eftan Sttamtrs.

CusrovH Houss NEw.YoHK Collectors OEce. Dec H. 1853
NOTICETO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, AND
ALL OTHERS CONCEKNEB-Unier recent intTuso1s from
the Treasury Department hereafter al merhsuise required 70 be
corded aBd etd r shipment 10 h Pac e. ports via The ihmus o
paHsma gsdef y, psTimsht Regulations of Sept 1853 must be
corded sealed tas dk o( M nccrlg t" ard under The
supervision the Deputy Collector Of the 2h Division ani
the nspeco s,ng hat d'1. Parties desiring 'hr nsrehan-
sealed conformity said Regulsioa VII direct IN
writing Deputy Co shea the packages delivered on the
he vii ie garfssted corld and sealed ard
will he public the To Of duaou proYed 10
shove referred o.
this subject be obtALet once, Peoples
Balk, Canal sra lLomp pson-ss
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
yVARlNGs BOOKS FOR FARMERS.


WARlNGs BOOKS FOR FARMERS.
| TIE ELEMENTS or AGRICULTURE.
"A BOOK FoR IouSG FARNREs)
BIZ ESQ wARiSG,
Teru, ,.saltur,l Ensr,,r oi The c,uir Ps IN S-rsE
Iuher sf Dnllrg for Pros, and nrainirg iof HSS!h
SECOND EDITION
CAREFULLY REyIsEDl
THE rIANr.
y. T,.. no. :, r is s S,.'s,' a,. oS1 81 .s
H.. ,l ,i r.,.; '.' e. sIsS.,i,. q ss Is,'a,
Via, ihsr A,a.lI IOS d'p'si' Boil. AMI to Asla'i II.
o. THE SOIL
wl,,th,si bow ~. frH'ii Ils .ah,,n ,
ID fertility ami b'H'aHs'' ,,,,r,,s
| CbIne,.rs Lisi. LloaA M.hrt.
DIro,lor--ow N. hsaurs ffoa 4fsfsst lslsAa
| foOd ard hos II sascu As Fshi soh
kIG,mtat b"neA
| Enporsusa Gresu Crsrt
| Leading Tssni MsaSr..
aneL gsire and super Piegtls
| Lire Irrigation
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
undu Dniniat Ilo-or
SaSsOii PiovrE cai,.rSf etc
Au,ly.,d 'o-SiT d'ub'aL y.aos, r,s' g.'' Of r'''"
Th. fsr,goux subjects all discussed plain ard imps isEuaE
| that farmers boT uaasrsiint
The book written By ueesrl praeeil Jarm1, and hhl Of
! iiiornston sooa ,iIe. and sound doetrus.
|
m.u there obscure ssisEo aud scarcely hard word IN The
25 far be read The eoue Of two even
inSs sD thoourh, sud leisure hoani Of week and We pity
the n.n OF poy boSeer roug Sad dull TsdlnE
H.d, wise that be will not learn soushnE Of sas
from Ito psus nor. uhdsTeopsd ihs. he s'ano'
generally understand IT. and farmer farmers poa can 'sad'
being better and sae' ssd's'er 'saa
before" - ~ ro,,,n
| s,si by mall, postpaid.
| Also. BY The sane sathOr. n,c.s,o
| DRAINING FOR PROFIT
| AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
| by Gao. r. wiRrso. IT,,
| Engineer Of Drllnlng Of Central PaTk, fsWTOif,
| Containing
| Land to be Drained, and reason. whyi
| How TO LAY oui system Of Drslnsi
How TO make the DE,in.i
%s:. WI: bI.I.I.. 'bDr1, .sS ss. p''Sfa %i hIss
| Reeaimins San MInAss
iiou.: pI.a,1. and Town Sewerage, and
| fRofusRLY MLusTRATHD
| tshi By mall on rscspi efpries
Now RzlDri
EARTH CLOSE
| HOW TO MAKE THIN.
HOW TO USE THEM
| By
Gao H. WANING, IT,,
Aho Tb. Elements Of AgrnuT DI,S,5r ,si ross ,S'
'fis.if.i.i s'tS S,uy Wood Esgr.visrs.
| Price 20 ssais
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
EEwYoRK
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds 50
wears 10 run are offered FOR sale favorable terms
at the office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No ~ Nassau-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
XsuuI Notit,s.

SUPREME COURT-THE MANHATTAN
- SAVINGS INSTITUTION RsiniG 1g1is,. gain p IH2MiS COZ
pursuance Of Judgment u the Sapne Coart Of ne
the ah0ye-cnttcd action, DAVID HAW
IY the Referee a said Judgment nsnea will sell public auction,
through JANIS NJ MILLER Auneer at the EKhaage raeooo
No. m Boad1ay IN the C of NewiOrs TUESDAY the 23h
Jay u December 1893 al twelve oock Of that dA Ls following
described premises, via;
All that certain o piece parcel Of Land situate lying and being IN
of the City of NcwYork. bounded sud conaans as fol
BcBnng point the norery side OF Thirty hrst street
dui three hundred feet Hesiefy from the tsren of The north
Of THIRTY With the westerly side Of fhhayenne
thence uuang Bohery parallel sh Finh hineyegh feet
thence westerly parallel With Thirty dntstree twenty
re southoy parallel With H avenue ninety eht feet
D. 10 Grt street and thence easTy along IhiTs
,st twenty-five feet to the poas or place OF pee
1853 ID. HANL LBl, Referee.
A. g. FELrows. Plaintiff A.0rucJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ r The osss - fh- hos ~ Water
q Usrasn utul MONDAY, Dec "a At
M furnishing ani l4y haerF ftop
Ceks dfans bs 1ssg streets AL av.anrs n saii
cy ls Iu Bergen Wo1late en Hssas saf through Ber
re1age o. WfsLts 20 Pfiilirivr Nom IrgnaTe 10 and
hro..b Couipas Sew Yak D4y DO Wet OlsG! a. Zen
pssleae g oesanft q Nfria ave ~ No-Net'
svo Bsrreafs 60 We Neasrs F.snt ti IN Wfs'9n ave
f.m Ia.sesrr ha1-r.tre u l-rrfsiarc from h'frtn
s JseI CO. al Berger o..i iss ''4 ss'0sof b' TO-
iya lltieIilis.
Aisat Hrs1i f-.. q 2tfsrh pipe
Ahsri % 0ft lurfi i.fi of ll-ach Pps
tIa.f .i.1 ArfiI f..to lAntA psrt
AI.ai t.I .i.srI '.rt n i0Is.i IIpe
nnf Il1 Iaesi srt ~ 4Ialh -
Acct az ...sai i-rf q s.lft t.e
At.af l.4tf lasal seft u fl.sa fi~
1.fifc. ~pr CD.
q Iti.ra ~ teftL
81 tIrfa hfop CeftH
2 d. irrh SEQ Code
lU .1rt 10, t'Ff-
gt Irrb sop tortr
t4HFtfsss
Ut 10th ~ tt~ esreu Utsf 90 cs fon p % he f
ttf q ar .psfnaf. Lc b. hF az me rrce ~ a. w
asfI = wsnH I'll arthef 'ufrdaioT rnn he
rtars 10 ihs n.tio rsl~t " All PRO
tafa. tifr deco b. T. aterest 81 Co., ty so T. so
! b. NAhtNAN. |
wv EesWsfEH ,w.,,r cs.sHi,los.r.
AtiUAN,
JOHS nALLApAYl
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
Esrs,,, 6arrina.s, &C.

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MAXI,
N potiss, snd Thr o. I,ga.r psehe i,lss ef hoS
i.as ai,ss he'd every "WEDNESDAY ssd bATURDAL
osxhoat oeiacr nuTs;s vJ AEars Sad Ramsef 81
Hsrsss gs ahVHg And heavy roTE' ~ hes sses
vbhfr airsid The largest asonmeni OF
.sosd Carises tsi TAeiT Of Hes sHs On
A,sd 400 rsfg superior By haer S.spasaLt
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
THE MARKETS.
Icspnny Reported for The tribune. !

ICsfelnNJ Reported 90 Inc TH10nt.I =
WEuNRsDIY, Dee IL, 1865.
agFsThe valet h without change quiet sales Of u bb al
81 l,0%7 Cor Pots Pearls nomaGL
COTTONhs very fan, principally from spnefs
Appers Icing unwilling operate ireey u veN 81 ne
Cabe adviees Proes STEADY Including s1 bales 70
les are no bales o which by spiuue ~ ~ spn
latos expOrer sales also, Of 90 bales 10" upg m
Denb,r Al 24ie iOl 10 for January - DO ur febFls 81
Zie 20 90 22c bales Mddirg o fe1ruar' 81 t4t w o0
2is and so bales Low Md1frs ~ hsrch az &c We 3aO
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND
ID EYEGLASSES, OPERA. FIELD, and hAhisk GLASSES al
H. W. HUHTbRs, Me- Il9l DJoadstL aSd Ne IVY Nllamb
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
IAKE NHOHE RAILWAY CONPANf,
r,yvv,.xp l,hio Dec s 1863

NHOHE ITLWAl NONFANlfy
CLEVELAND Ohio, Dee 5, 1907
NOTICE.-The Directors of this company have
~ declared Of four aad Oneha cent fee OF e Coy
stock Of Ills aud also upon te STOCK OF He
ard Toledo Railroad Co psabs on ne "a e D
next The registered the NewNok books WI pc PSI
Al The oce and Trust Company No 20 Lfans
Place stockholders registered the Cleveland o9A WI
Treasurer IN Cleveland, ONO Inc '
hooks company will be closed at O'clock Satnr We ~.
dat b inst opened the morning Of the th gay 81 JAM
80 JsSa ~ ' ~ GEORGE B BLi. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
NrrW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AOl. y, lS5L
pnss Station In Eev.Torf corssy TSeHy seventhsb sro
ave. EntraBee Twenty seTenihsL
TRAINS LEAVE SEw.ToGE:


for y.r Haven ami Bridgeport 100, SO (ELh IL" n" h'
ior MItord sistri Fai.i Southport aud wpOr' 100 III"
FSr %' sSSa. SS ~ 4oo q loo r a us p I, 400 Hlh
ats. <ss lEr $50 sOO ,kIl p N a .ss. s~um
FSy FSy Stamford salso TX fcc @ 400 III s 20 :S Br ss 4"
For Gr.sasicS .ad 6.rnsGss stations, 400 400 lI ="
as' %' a"' ~"P CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston via Springfield. Scos (sS 3 400 Skhh &"F
fSt % Rsiori iS ard splsss 1l, ials 400 'SrA ="
For Connection. River Railroad 400 tEI ial'P "''
wa. aSgc,d Po,sSss sSG F,ht Railroad % E)In IL"
s.wH.,,u Nav LOudou .na s.CnsOa Railroad ssa"h"
S e cOO. SP S.P6.5 900 NJ lasV 1 to Eorth.up'n 'Od WI
nasnep va. EdI.,,,O,l. R,rrO.d, $40 NJ, aOop m.
For Esagaass Railroad 400 a., aoc ,s5l y" q "a ~
cOH~0di'a' S'pHs Cara '''''d 70 JAMES Ho1T ssg.
NEW JERSEY r. R.-CHANGE OF H0Uis HSs
tos s.5O D. Via Camden. m m va R vi and wasr
,Sas to !. s. .aa n is's, =" n sor soal ana "-
nj ioR orr rH. VESTS, .~ .S 20 and cSs...
The s:4o N and p trains threaEh % OiansI AZ % .o
s1SuSs sS s' 70 :'s s.5. ssla ssa, sSs o, S
ennau y early n 'sh, % S' @ S ana a. Taurs run arossh ca,
S.1s: 'SSGsss sbs Hs % WAC 1lcSs6S
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JEIRtSSsLS,1, FL,
" Trsn. vii NcsYors ~ s P.yeeia Ferry e0. q Issa.i
ST. follows AZ NJ az Ss a,S nv @ y ST,aSh 10 McusJ
0n at ' midnight The THos i1i Sc u bRasREsr @ sapse.s
DARITAN AND DELAWARE DAi ssss,i.r n-hi
III RoAD-FOr Long Branch, Red Baak' pn0A''"s
TOMS River, he - -. -, $50. a, A o'roek
From Pier No w. loot :" W. sSgpEy Co. Ls,,s,'
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF l.. l.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after December l. The trains viii run a foho"'
$50 p from Roos,slt1 Ferry Mail and AeOmnOiaa'' '
Vile and " ay Stations nj.
ssp m g.press for Jamaica, rearaPs Cerhss . sIssp
Nsrries South Oyster Bay, and 'i stton' hs''" '''
Wildwood ....r
.isp m Mad and AceomnOisiion 70 T'lr Ard al s'''
s9op m Accommodation 10 JsrsIes
'rrslE, Er NeryOfG 81.
Leave Tslp 6.30a D., Nal aud Aeeon@els'''~
Leave Si,vils s.l8 ) M. Exprtsa
Leave SayuAe 1900 p ~, Mall and Aeso""'N'N O.
Trars nom jamaica % s.aS - W ssa Nv, "a R.ptse -
Pssssos.rs lor Iay PaEf poia Pasehosve ara
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Fajsg regularly EVERY THURSDAY, 0e.gek n, precisely.
is..l Per No North RireE
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for hs gbt Psf - Apply 10 Gko B. BAkiSoh ffesa4i
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES sol BRAZIL HAtL b.EtASHlP COAfAA1.
RssIar Ma SO ssing 90 the Y. Of mVnts;
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f,famrrs serrlar tine el - 1honsA
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

OFFcH TuE hAHtToS fpE lss Co.
No n WsLLsr.. NEwloRK Dec p loLb
VNHE Board of Directors have THIS DAY
decsrsl the usual sRMLASSUAL DIVIDEND Il Five Q fEE
N~-''' GILMORE. stffftsrr.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
sttumhcats aua 8niIruaos.

OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
between
NEW IoRE and BOSTON, NEWPORT. PAIL RIVER TApS-..
NEW BE0FORD. and CAPE COD TOWNS and yAETucr-r
Pare aud Freisht ~ low as by other ns
Que Of the MsgBfcent Steamboats,
NEWPORT OLD COLONY
Leaves Pier % n. r. foot Of MnTnYsL, m daily SD,
etceITst - '""Nrs
y VIZ rogte psssengers take irais from Newport
ana mrfe IN Bostan Sfi time 70 NJ ~
.na sseFn uniurhe bessisst aJ
5i9o m iAiu and arrive in Boston a. ear. .gsasss
xvwy~ -. So. k LtfILBFiELD, Agent
- @'' fN.s1s' - lola ~ Broadsy, Ess.fons
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-24
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-No returns from West
ern Virginia through the regular channel. The
New York Tribune has a special saying reports
are mssgre.
Wood county, $50 Democratic gain; Ohio coun.
ty, 500 Republican gain Upshur county, Repub-
lican loss 7S. Republican majority in the State
7OO0.
LATER-M -Midnight.-The vote is one thousand
larger than last year. The gains seem to favor
the Democrats. The Republicans carry the State
by 9 reduced majority.
The Worlds special from Wheeling says Demo.
cratic gains are general. The State has gone
Democratic by two or three thousand.
WHEELING, VA, Oct. 23.-Complete returns
from Hancock and Ohio counties show Republican
gains Democratic majority in Ohio county, l20:
Brook county very close-the Democrats will
probably have small majority. Wood, Harrison,
Jefferson, Mineral and Mason counties show large
Democratic gains. Marshall is claimed by the
Republicans by 200 majority. Republican gain:
Partial returns from Mason county show small
Republican gains. The secretary of the Repub-
licsn State Central Committee claims the state
by reduced majority, and the election of Duval
TO Congress in the first district. The Democrats
expect large gains from the southwestern coun-
ties unheard from yet The Democratic State
| Central Committee claims the State by small
majority. 1t will be several days before returns
| will be received 10 indicate the result.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-24
PERIODICALS FOR NOVEMBER.

LIPPISooTT.s - Contents: Mahsla's Drive
Scientific Expedition to Alaska; Fata Morgans !;
The French Empire; DR.. Aar-a tale; Forest
Recolections; Silhouettes; Legal Interference
with the Hours of Labor; Emmanuel Leutz. the
Artist Incognits; Riccardoil Falcone; Strength,
and How to Use 1t. IL; A Day at Cherry Patch ;
Our Monthly Gossip Literature Of the Day, etc.
ATLANTIC Contents: Cooperative House
keeping, l What Five Years Will Do; My Dar-
Iings Foreign Faces My Visit to the Gorilla /;
Sculpture in the United States, 81 Bacon, 2;
Sea Gulls; The Traditional Policy of Russia
Calico-printiDg in France Maydenvalley, Spins
terland The Land of Paoli the Harvester; Ken
tucky's Ghost; Reviews and Literary Notices, ETC.
EVERY SATURDAY, for Oct. "a, contains twelve
selections from foreign periodicals-an choice
articles.
HARpER's BAzAR, for Oct. 3lst, contains it:
usual Quota of Illustrations fashions, etc.
TIE Book BUYER, for Oct. Is, issued by Chas
Scribner 4 Co.. New York, contains q summary
of American and Foreign Literature.
We have received the first number of th'
Statesman, Weekly Review of Politics, Busi
ness, Literature, and Art. published in Baltimore
1t is in quarto form, and is neatly printed Oh goot
paper.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-24
NIsCELLANEOUs.

Eegro Murderers Respited-IIiuess OF Mr..
Penoleton-The ship Two B-others-Brush sh
with Ipdians-Defeated Radicals Contest
Ing Election. r.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 23.-Two negroes, who
were convicted of the murder of Mr.. Wooten two
years ago in Warwick county, who were to be
hanged to day, have been respited until Novem-
Der 9th. -
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-Pendeton has been con.
fined to bed since Tuesday with inflammation OF
the lungs, and must forego his appointments In
Missouri, Michigan and New York.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 23.-A brush with 700 Indians
near Buffalo station, Kansas. resulted 10 Indians
killed and 80 wounded. The troops had only 8
men wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Several Republicans
defeated in the recent election for city officers,
have commenced contest Nearly all the Offices
will be contested.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 23.-The ship Two
Brothers, OF Portland, from Baltimore, for Ssvsn'
nah, struck the wreck of the sunken steamer Sher-
idan, of Body Island. and bilged. Wreckers have
gone to her assistance.
KNoxvILLB, Oct. 23.-A killing frost occurred
last night. The corn crop is safe.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct pa sharp frost occurred
which will nip vegetation and the young cotton
bols.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct pa light frost fell las
night. Vegetation is killed.
SAvANNAH, Oct. 23-Weather very cool ant
clear. Indications Of frost. Wind north.