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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24
SEMONIN, DIXON & co.
EvANsyILLE. Ind. Jan. ]. 1865.

II ans y ll4LE5 Auu-s - dus j. 4CODs
1 have, this day, admitted as co-partuers
in my present Boot and Shoe Business, J.
this city, and also in toe manufacturil
business, IN Abingdon, Massachusett
Geo. l.. Dixon ard u. j. Hunt, as VIII
seer by the above card, giving the mr.
names and their objects.
Mr.. Hunt, who has Il lifelong experI
ence in the manufacturing business ana a
number one judge of Boots and SHOES, VIII
devote his whole time 10 man uiacuuflne
expressly for the Evansville House anc
the purchase of such goods as we do not
expect to make ourselves.
The firm. by this new arrangement, vii
possess advantages which but lew houses
can claim, and viii be able TO offer induce
ments to our trade, both as regards pricet
and quality.
The object of the different members Of
the firm in this association is not TO do
business for a day, but a lifetime; and TO
accom- pIish their objects, they expect TO do
business upon correct principles, thereby
meritiug a full share of the trade.
J o my old patrons, I return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage anC
hope, by close attention, 10 merit con
tinuance of the same In the future.
Very respectfully,
ian7 r. SEM0NIR.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24

VISITING CARDS, printed on FL de
Linqe, Bristol Antique or Wooden
Cards, at our Job Rooms, second floor
Of JOURNAL building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES DISTRICT Of CONNECTcUTIE The natter Of
JOEL l. SAUNDERS = BAnkrupt-Is BASKKrPrcY.-TO WHOM
II MAY CONCERHThe undegnd hereby notice Of his
pontueut A,Enes JOEL SAUNDERS OF the Of STAN
d the Fale and State Of Connecticut Within sad
Dset who adjudge Bansupt has petition e
William Sesly esq., Register 10 Bankruptcy within and o sAd Dis
bet-Datsd At EsW.i0Tk, January 20, 1873.
JLiaa3rS RDCAR MFRTIIIIOTT. Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
6itu 3taI estair for SALE.

NHAMBEES- ST-For SALE-Marble-f front,
" fyeior, srOR Corsepaee great thooa te to the
Re. ose' S 90 :J 'Ts 81 s." ~ ad,"ni
EIFTU-AVE.. between Forty-third and Forty
fn By ~ sAht1i f, ir5 I Isf S s7i. a,si lot
sa aes stable lot, s5r These houses nd tables ae equal
and & With stable Vii 1@ No. most d s an for
iom TO Ii a N. or to WILLIAM H. Lah Eo% 81
and 80 nro.ass Toms hheraL
EOR SALE-Fine Corner PROPERLY, 1l5x
To- 'sry to Jersey ~ hiSrD ',ssao-'
' and e line 70 sg c s,s On, On ef Es ,S 5, s OF
rirr as S Depot pot s. Jobn. Pm so tur
hsrt 30 Sses es o. Sttaye Morrs,e a.rres
Grs.y "a JANIS PRICE, No 30 lui'ou-.i
NOR SALE-A splendid PROPERTY on
~rh,i e Earopan lines steamships esP'il oauol
!, ,Sil at tor, Ap, J1MES nj = 80 % lal,ea.t
EOR SALE, cheap-A fine four-story, brick
Barsh basement NOT H. Thrsy.anbs gooi ioesiion
lot l. 6ss-s bou.e isso. With all noae gas hot
81 .s@p sae l6l.s,s rao,a Improvements. se u Eas,
Tbrei irc 80 A'o 5,ss'",y ram ~ %, ~ H%s;
'''' ''''' - : Iao&S. 80 ~ esasay. Room 80
IIOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THREE YEARS
,h t.sa l-ns'3a AMI Iair,srs Rent +i.gO psI
Ssss,., u,,4 spP', at s. 10! tA Ili ..-,s hist
EOR SALE on Stuyvesant -square-A hand
some Ek,IDLECB Nova Seoia font sIlls r. capable Of
po.re a.ir,.. a iu- t. y. rol M IA tribune oaes.
EOR SALE-On East Fifty eighth ST.; near near
Pre-. $iooo1 sITiy too. 4 AaSDuX No $50 Ss..,aet
EOR SALE on Third-avc. -
2BrILuiNGS, S'ior,
~ iL.lAg. tor IN. ~ IieSo
App'r"H NNir No p ki ieii -, from 10 soe"eA r m
NOR SALT ne neat DWELLlNG-HOUSE
\. q H. b. s &C IN guoi onlet Ptee
,u Permit sui pareua" VIII JAshs f'h 40
go ini.aust
LOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT No. 154 East
q. bro
oii m throughout modern apo, fo..,ssioH lst
M'v. o. Dor, - ~ Inquire 90 TIE p,eai,e. fnes ssooo
nor SALE-ln West Twenty-iOurtl-st., near
finhatr dsflc hosn aL~ II JUak, oIerei al birflih
Aplr 70 nONEK No H,AN. No 2firest N,llg
COR SALE-The high-sioop brown-stone
HOusE ~ IS ~ MaLsie % rrs eIe ApIy :" iionkA
NOR SALE-The First-C Class, 4-Story BROWN
bJ l. rNDEgilLL. afr BhEgrS Go 40 10 falions-
NOR SALE-On Murray Hill, Lcxington-ave.,
are HOUSE, vita stable 5000 ipoir
h. HOMRR MOf GAN. NJ -er ull9
HARLkM-HUUSr. rs and LOIS FOR SALE.
How lrt geae.a rel estate business ca. a. our old
.t..I. No I - ildnl,ve. EAND IL PJhrKA
{JEST-ST. PROPERTY ior SALE-Capital
bet the 'bi, Ao i's nd saa g. 90 va b.
inrr 6i-rnuc ad.ou OBJ egfthr via M
III 4 sirlhl-. APP, ~ JAhbS rll,t no . ilai.el-t
~. RIAL ESTATE BROKER
Cr sad County Property Of every description bought sold ina
rrute'
S2SDOO I0 h1AN .. on :, b9 9a2a AAP
LItn. ~" ~ rl-est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

te whole Of transactions, New York
and Brooklyn Las Total amount OF uausaetons NeSi0rk and
Brooklyn. sll1.4o.Sd
Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find it for their interest to adj
vertise ~ THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation Is
larger than OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every state and Territory well as In New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements Us short possible stating the advan-
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF TIE
TRIBUNE semlWeekly and Weekly. are subscribed for
10y entirely different persons that advertisements In
serted Ia each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged % cents per ine. each In
sertion IN DAILY TRIBUSE, 81 80 per line IN Wf"ELY
TRInuNE % cents per line in SEM-WEEKLr TRIBUNE
TIE TRBuSE will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing lis value rs an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
Qrntis;ru.

A SET of TEETH on IODIZED HUBER
n peni'.s Re supplied With t reeien, Material and guar
Onre rgAts $50 each Apply ~
Of Neaiors entail Rubber Co. No "a srhAvr n
u EBwBROUGH 4 PAGAN Managers
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION Origi-
pstsd the anSslbe Osiie administer IN ts
.nnsr approved medical profession 90 nothing but EN
TRACT TEETH do thsi WITHOUT PAlN-so
patients tssafy the No ~ Cooper
irstltgse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
Gnttion SaIts of Stal Gstatt.

AT AUCTION. BY order of the SUPREME
"a COURT in PAKTI rON-Sale positive JAMES COLES son
will Oh Auction SATURDAY Feb 1863 Al u o'clock At Com
mrs Exchange 19 FUont Bnklyu the valuable PLOT or
GROUND No J5 Gnst brooklyn f. d., and the Guild
ln the sonth se u GrnGt 81 FEET east OF
Uoave 80 feet front LOO deep Tie front building Ia e
brick substantial manner aud ibrecsiory attic and cellar
ros bsie aHd cellar size p by A. The two
otle lot each sostory attic aud cellar
LOTS BnshSiek west
side - lot south Of VArctst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
n Sswio On TOE EurOPsas ssa Rooms ca suite OF aasp
a, uodsrsts rats&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
THE SOUTH.


fine estate I'm johnson County North Carolina worm
more than 100000 efsro war sold recently, under
decree OF tho Federal Court. for 5000 Mr. Joseph
Lichtcnscn Of this city hRs bought of Mt j. L. D0hfhs
tract Of Land fourteen miles from Frcderlcksburg Va
and seven miles o; the Court-House The plania
ton contains 900 acres. with good thicescIy brick
dwelling. tobacco barns, stables, and outhousch The
price WAS s. 500 eash....TLe Virginia law Agency Of
Lynclburg, Va has recently sold Mr. 1urIins arni IN
Amherst County Va, TO u gentleman from Harrisburg
Pa The same agency has also ncndcd the snc ~ nbon
t2C0OO0 worth OF Virginia LANDS TO gentlemen ION ls
city, PniladeT hiA aud Alabama. Rev. DR. Sears
formerly President OF Brown University. and how dis
bursting agent Of the fund given 10y BIZ Peabody for
Southern education. has purchased hue residence Ia
staunon, Va Thousands " acres 81 ltd In Tie ycin
ty o Atlanta arc offered at s. 20 20 SO per acre Wh
Georgia again IN the Uron, little Northern cni i'a
anG NoItLcrn energy. Ills property VIII. in five years be
worth $40 20 SO Ihe San Ahioisi0 rNns)
Lrpress thinks that 5000 ought 20 he appropriated to
city there, during the present year, anG
$50 600 during each succeeding ycar..-.Judec Nolan OF
Texas suggests to tho planters to divide iheir large cot
ton fields into sas zcd farms. and to fcHt or sell thcS
on easy terms to immigrants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
gtqaI autitts.
oyycE or TuE USiTED STATES LIyE INSURANCE. Co,
In THK CTR OF NEw-loKK, No 40 WALTZ.
NV YORK, November D, 1851.


Is rHI c OF T NSrr"nS. No Sct 20 S1st 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ Meeting the Boar directors Of ,ss ompsny SnlI convened
SS stoet Of his CON PAM, and areeng the time
ss Tor an Pa,ng ia TIC sane ,nes .s closing and opening
R.oiTs CPs siOe1 Of th. COMPANY be il
Of dosn each hail he reeeiyei A. the eAee Of
dsy Foruar nt hevs The honrs Of ten O'Clock M
.nt rss s'e m AM o. saI Soses Giy % u ss s
ss he sd ard fbr par 'ans Of ever such share ng ny
Of aas h suh.sip',. sn tie b'as's s'5y
, Fssns next ss The PROM sIo Of The erng ulrsae
sy.. are here, esi "a Y, a, 80 s ts ] sk al
abs CnVsy one aod Theusd ars he and the same hereby
tspsr. pssSsbld n the Civ 81 See.YorE
csorsd That books cfh Company be. and TIE
hsrsbY he and from welne'ay tns ah
ss o. .oroa HsI a nooa pH' Mass t 9I as r'A
GUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
2E Des'ps sDS E1'AT r,.. p sS
q The Guyasao ol cHgsHy Willard Parker ind, daay
saa sad IS Director Of To, Guy sndotis company Henry
to1s' 3'o e. r' Jane s I a S s lssl1 ws%
t.s' HsnTy Wilson Pip 8, Ireqe'9 IhOss Mascs bar
1loHls ehari jordan Merriam, Jonshan Han David
os. . D1y 1 II o'SI Dr' -, sara s1sb b mis- Jane.
Ira1sr Horsto Brig ssmle NJ Osgod Soph Remington Anne
Harper Joha Harper Fletcher srper Joseph W HrP Caroline 9
Hss. AeSI.ifs'is 81 saar b'5'o~ SOS,~ q soI1 30
josiah NJ Sized NiI b. rssoH E1ecat Schuyler Livingston
see-asea-Su@non' for keisi-tCon not stIlo The ~
sctoa soirh Of the Cts aud County
the IN dy of ehasry, 1907 and 10 cops Of
your the @ an the subers Al their once no
PlAce The cit m Nevl orb within twenty DAYS amer ne
hereof exclusive - he day Of such service and fcu III %
h the tine Aforesaid tue plaintiffs s
all apply the Court rt relief demanded IN tie complaint
?. lswbsSf ALEXANDER 4 GREEN, Plaintiffs Atorne5s-
CUPRFME COURT.-City and County of
~ EsN-forE-BENJAMIN WEAVER Hgt DAVID i. MORluLl-
pursuance zr foreclosure aHd salmade and entered
day OF Jauusr A. d. 1905 the
Referee Appointed Judgment will s al Iubic Huct a.
EbAass sale.roos NJ ll broadway, Ne~-iork Cay on The
3sh Ga " PehruA. 1913 II coc through Inonas Nei
Real itate AuEOu~r al those three ceItau LOIS Of LAND WIZ
lie BUILDINGS thereon situated lying and being n the T~eih
Ward Of the tr - New and known 81 property
belonging Tass Hoppe decesed situated 10 the Twelfth
Ward q the Cry Of New urveysd hV j. T. Bgc Civ
dated September D. Tie 90 80 and 100 each Of
s lots beBg " inches u width IN 'front.' and
huBdrsd osfr,t elt inches m iugh each side and
ales houHied follows Ksey IN frl b. the
Sof1er parallel 10 fourth
st the distance % n ret sohey tteom Westerly by line
parallel b. the westerly hue 81 Second distance
Of baatrd fi eight uch's westerly heIo ard oih
hEr drsSa parallel o. the nonby ice OF Egk n ri street
the distance Of s-vrn r fet az Inches nrheTJ herfom 90
half Of he second Avenue front Of SAID Nch
SWa te Kept public highway aud
Dated NeSYOrk feb. :, 1873.
RICHARD c. REAMISH Referee.
K Pits Atty. No Zl9 Broadway. rs Paw 3wW&F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
llotitts Of Bankrupttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES-RASTEKS DIST iCf II PENNSYLVANIA, SIN tie
JOSEPH w. SHAW late eoParinsrs trading
SHAW BOTHER % the tifT OF Philadelphia 10 the COUNTY OF
Pl-dsph said Dtrt BankfartS-fhe aid baHrurs hav
~ under Cog e n MaTh 1871 hed their petition Tor
debts prpvah- uador The ad and for
tberof alleging debts have been proved and that no
have hands Of the Ase ordered that meet
g Of Creditors be held ou The SeseneBih day Of F.nsT 1905 a.
tso O'Clock beore bs Register J. HUXLEY ASHTON -
hs oGce No DIS Wanat Philadelphia csntinaed BY AL
iourumnts Necessary whea and where q the said
nnshed;
gs Of creditors required by the 2 Ard said
be :sAnsaced AID that n neither oppOses
Register rrte, TO TOE Cea whether ae AID Bankupts have 20 all
In
sprcs which tie sii examination co.sd wh al
sprrs relating The wi lie fled ~ the Register
Clerks once
Il further ordered hng be hi upon The said petition
Wednesday the faurih day Of March A.
the said COur Philadelphia At Zen O'Clock when
thar debts and other
aui hOe they have Nby The
Q he aid Petition should he granted
.......... WitnesS The Honorable JOHN CBDWALAnER,
Court Judge Of 1e d District Court and The seal thereof
January A. D. o
q. H. FOX, Cerk
r psesst gnR Rail y iaH9~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
MOKKis & WILKINS. Auetoneers
ArTv kfpInA oAI DEDENfDTnDV

MOkKis NILKNs. Auct0neera = -.
CONTINUATION SALE. = PEREMPTORY
~ sALE or 2s LOTS on boULKyaseep BE9HpWE
EIGHTYEIGHTH, AND EIGHTY.NINTH SlS-k H. LUDLOW
ALL sell auction. MONDAY Feb 10 1861 At y O'clock
che Erhanee No III Broadway, New York Balance 81
Three gr Central PARK and on the new boulevard
aud aud and Eighty being part o.
property ZhooNk Tbs land on the highest AID
and IN the mos improving part OF the
81 will be positive.
Ten,-rru per cent on rwotblrs Of the pnrehase
money for three balance let Of
March =, .
Bokm.ps application TO the succneers once No
Por,t or Ogden l8 faltonst ~ \. (3+91
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
ApKIaS H. MULLER Aucloneer.
VvAIIIARJ.E LOTS ON THIRD AND LEX

VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEX
Y INGrOyAyEs, SIXTY THIRD, SIXTYFoURrH AND SIXTY
FIPTtSTs TO BIZ LEASED OS LONG TERMS on THE BASIS
or SAILORS SNUG HARBoR LEAsR-ADklAN H. MULLER,
VILLAINS Co. will sell at Auction TUESDAY Feb H.
s6g AZ n Exchange SAesron No III Broadway the
IRASES valuable LOTS desirable for the erection thereon
aud suitable immediate
peni be ng rock aud the vicinity Of the Central Park aud
of The Thrsre Railroad Depot This the estate
Bsekmau deceased aud hVng been Ia the family upward Of
lOO yean IN title Is unetoepuonable
The above are situated as follows
lots the south Tbrsve and
sirtg.thlrlsL
THRTYSfyR lots on the block bounded By Third aud Lexington
.foarth and Sixty hats.
AYE One block bounded by Lexington and
Poarth.syrs, SttyfOurth and Sixty shhsts
tho south Lexington and hf
fourthst -.
Tue viii contain covenants against nnanees two ha
AMI Lexington ave Os will DO restricted TO private a"sn
without sorrs undefnesth -. A..
nap. copies Of the as apply the ones Of The hae
toA,rrs 1PnrsI N'o"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY g. 1883
Smi,strtnts.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~" PRRFoRMANcB TERMlS4TBs Al io.5o
TRIUMPHANT SUCCkhS-H0uSES COMPLBTBH CROWDED
SATURDAY, FER g. icCs, =.
TWO PERFORMANCES F1 BRNOOS AT ! EVENING 100
when vii he presented an sn,e! , 49, ,.,,.,.r.o.x7,
10 prologue and four acts by JsmesAIortner entitled
THE WHITE PAWN,
in which will appear JARRETT 4 PALMBR,s celebrated
PARlslRNNE BALLET TROUPE
The piece produced With 'hng new aud AFTER @prepa o.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, COSTUMES. AND APPOINTMENTS
INCREASED ORCHESTRA AND FULL CHORUS
GRAND BALLET OF SEVENTY FINISHED ARTISTS
PROLOGUE, THB KINGDOM OF BILLS
H %cT a-7k k kiSSBSM OF OF z zkA
ACT A-REvBALING THE
BRIGHT RKALMs or THR DRAGON on, , FIJI
UNAPROACHABLB
in ''qIe R a'D m Az Every SATURDAY at o'clock
VNHE WHITE FAWN.-The undersigned
PAWS rghtel and that the Meehna 81
and scenery hsv, bee % ettL An person ~ ng we ~
extent Of the S~. WHLATiEY. JAtRBfT PALAk1
rNHE BARNUM g. VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND MFNAGERlB CONPANl,, pdr..,..
OPEN FROM SUNRISE TILL 10 ?. ,..,,;sI ,,,.
The unqualified approval Of hoiD press and pubic ~
'A'0D u'''A' VI YoBoDrs son, ,,-rt.pvoov
induces management to announce iu repenuon e''' "
and ss pTssS an entirely Domestic pa q sIos
'O""s RED HIDING HOOD
WOLF ST GT' f Tff DOOR
=, IL bo,-s Living Giraffe Tom lhumb Elephant Infant
p. TO e s an ceassS Gr Mammoth Fat Lady Gancss Dwas
Living Skeleton Fat B. 4ts * S,MaBiRcu&Co.
immense collection Of -, -, ,,.,,,,,.
ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE. 20 CENTS. CHILDREN UNDER
TO- 10 CENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
" EOIf NUIHV"I y It"HI FssIdTf Irtnt1r'
Total Amount Of Real Estate Transact
BROOKLYN.
NNVVhI8 "
TKAMFgKA

number Of real estate Transactions COZ Total amount OF real
transon
and Bookyn Las amount Of rausaOns Newi0rk aud
Rr,oklyu 4iil4bRi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
o. 3 NlnHAL's OVTcK. y D. % fESssilyANiA,(
PEuADELPHIA Jan. 20, 1854

VHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
n 18th dag u JsnaAry ie6s Warrant IN Bankruptcy
.ssd agsBs, sbe BENJAMIN LEHMAN and SIMON BzB
kEL epsuen 81 Pheph.a IN the Comfy Of Philadelphia aud
p fenhsns who have sdedged bankupss Their
es that h payment Of debts delivery Of properly be-
nkf 70 uen oanfrup their and the transfer Of
e. y.gsl .ssn are ioreen By law that meeting Of the credit
e o. we sat. bsasrup n
Fsss o. their estate viii be Count Of Bankruptcy
saasa No os Wsnnts, Philadelphia before HRbley Ashton
hspsssf % hs xIth DAY q Perjury A. 1853 10 O'clock
""~s"s nv tLffaAkkR. Y. g. hsrshs a Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

j.. Arctonerf
by JOHNSON a. MILLER
I'D AUCTiOSEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No Is NASAu-sr.. II. CSpARsr, NEv.Yosr
Hoses Seats Farms bought sold ntecer
nsod Auction sales OF Stocks Furniture Mise "a
On WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~. At II o'clock.
ID. Etcha Ill Bruadrsy, newborn
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE OF , VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS or UNION-SI.. BROOKLYN.
l uNIONSI between Hicks and Columbis sts
3d-rab AMI brick dweings each A3kOi lois
well built each eoniaus II rooms numerous
closets and throughout connections handsome
poro. aud &" the ferry Posses
NAV positive highest bidder Maps At the ohee Of
the Aurianeer. Is Nassau New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
:'rocLlrn 2tal 6stat, for Salt.

SrotIlrn Gtal estat, for saIr.
4 HANDSOME HOUSE, II rooms, eight lots
n Il ,ounl in brooklyn. onlr tC5o JAQrS 2os Braadaay
ON fAnn ONLY-A desirable three-story
,pO.ONIO hsh.toip bh.k HOUSE, sssrl' ns". wits all
r eu .u es.~r II Union Snthst. Possession NJ
fo rf,ns and apply H. h RIDER No ~ nest New iorA'
sui No ~ Paliou-a'e =. Broakyu
rINO PERSONS OWNING PROPERTY in
roltu ani living cirTh. undersigned having hsh ten
.xrsnerrr h. Basi,e devote themselves
cu.rsiv Lrk property An
v,ln PROPERTY 30 eaarge be PNeJ assured "i or
ih,ir adr,ss We give rruer the
lrra--t II as Brolyn Bank or Insurance Co lChOfF
LrrE and Real Ese Broken No lSI h"HlAsuetL
near Coufi.s. B.ouklyn y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

bnlt,s, Large aud haai.ome grounds ample most
i.s,,J ,asnd locaen country smabls for large e
w,ac,e or summrr Hotel Will sel erehang,, tsks psnen
y. suitable terms RfDER. No " Pinss, ySrk, Asd No
llo6 Fuit,usys. BrooklIa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-01
Seymourss Popularity.


s.Seymour has faculty OF running
behind his ticket" said Seward when he
heard Of the New York nominations.
Seward is right as the following figures
show:
In 1860 the whole Democratic State
ticket was elected in New York by an
average majority of 5000, except Sey-
mour, who was beaten by Washington
Hunt for Governor. The vote for Gov
ernor and Lieut. Governor stood
~ = DEMOCRATIC.
Gov. Seymour, 2l4,352
Lieut.. Gov. Church 2I8, 200
Hunt, 214,6l4
Cornell, 21O,695
In 1852 Seymour was elected, but
again ran behind his ticket, as the vote
shows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Gov. Seymour, 264,l2l
Lieut.. Gov Church, 266, 147
Hunt, PAL, 1925
Kent, 240,273
II - IL L - l.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-01
The Democratic Platform.

"There is but one way to restore the Goyernment
and the Constitution, and that is for the President
elect to declare these acts the laws passed by Con-
gress reconstructing the Rebel States, NULL AND
VOID compel the army to undo its usurpatons at
the South, disperse the carpet-bag State Govern
ments allow the white people to reorganize their
governments and elect Senators and
This is the REAL AND ONLY QUESTION
WHICH WE SHOULD ALLOW TO CONTROL
US: Shall we submit to the usurpatiOns by
BY which the Government has been over.
thrown, or shall we exert ourselves for its
full and complete restoration! II 70 Idle to talk
Of Bonds, Gyseabacks, Gold, the Public Fdia and the
Pubic CTedn.'-Frank Blair, Democratic candidate
for Vice President.
"When the resolutions offered by the Senator from
Maryland, which declared that the rights OF suffrage
belonged TO the political powers Of State, were be-
ing considered, begged to add few simple words
They agreed and took the resolutions, which you
will 6ud embodied in the platforms and added to them
"and we declare that the RecOnstructtOn
Acts Of Congress are UNCONSTITUTlON.
AL, EVOLUTIONARY AND VOID" That
spos ~ plank N he Platform. WANTED NOTHING
PLEDGED THEMSELVES TO THAT-when they
had declared that these acts were
revolutionary and void" willing to wait In pa
tisncs until that party would Be triumphant, and ap
ply ths remedy IA their good time. "-0en. " Ads
Hampton, the Democratic South Carolina traitor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Sep. l.
IT nu-D Mil ..yo. oe 10 sAI7o

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CIsc1NNATI. Sep. l.
FLOUR-Dull; sales of family at 80 5O@9 IS. II
WHEAT-Dull; sales of No. at 81 81 and buyers
were not offering more than 81 95 At the close.
CORN-1s in limit ed demand; sales of ear at "a
195 cents.
OATS-Steady at 55c for No. l.
RYE-Dull at 81 81.
BARLEY-S2 1892 rs. aa l5I
HAY--Dull and the market overstocked; sales at
$11@13 for prime timothy.
PROFESSIONALS quiet and unchanged; mess
pork is in moderate order demand At $2S Is.
Liabilities nominal; can be bought at 1870.
BACON-Is in moderate demand at 1351@l7Zc.
HAMS-Dull at 21@22c.
BUTTER-Dull at 33@37c.
EGGS-16c. ~ se9s a
SEED-Unchanged.
BEEF-Cattle very dull and hardly saleable, owing
the cattle disease which has broken out in this
vicinity.
HOGS-Firm and in demand at 6@l0zc. gross.
SHEEP Unchanged and quiet. Ssr.
GOLD-.l44L buying.