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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17
VIM. h. Gibson,

Il
We 6rst saw and heafd hin when
q years Of age, at Boyds Meeting
Cuse, In Bloom ipD bf lhis native
tcORty, on . stormy lsht ID Eebaa-
ry. We recall the happy sleighing
time, the large sudieuce, the youth
ful orator, and his eloquent address
against Intoxicating beverages, now
more than 20 years since, as wildly
as If but yesterday; and his name
has never been mentioned since then
without photographing upon the poll
ished iablsts- of memory the whole
scene, and, reproducing telegram Of
It's efeetts IL thTiHs slong The net--
vous wires tonnsefiBg the long past
with the Heeting present.
ug As = native Buckeye we uursed a
pride In believing him equal, If not
sapSriot 10 oratoTt ito' oiher names
which stood highest on the rolls Of
effective delivery, AID watched q his
rising fame With ilr Che. ten ndetness Of
interested adtDirati0p, ~ a ,tsly
When the arts Of politics, aided
by the busy tongue Of scandal, cast
a shadow over bis good name, the
Night Of his inaoceBce shed q siltsty
lining round its entire oirou difference
and bid the beholder, 70 rejoice in
the certainty Of its YindicatiOn. We.
have deeply sSmpathiEed. With some
character delipcated In the hnhsls'of
romance who threw away bis life ID
battle to cGIe the wound Of disap.
poin ted love-. but the history Of Wm.
H. Gibson presonts an example ,ot
Que, who offered his life in thirty
battles to cure the wound Inflicted
by disappointed confidsu6e In hiSfel-
low man. !.rc1 1T -: H-.f....f..
+. Cruel, indeed, must be the heart
not moved With humanity for a suf-
ferer on account of his own conf
ding nobility ofsoul while he felt
no detriment could occur 10 phbTc
veal. al.-SOmerset 'Adpocate, ? j.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-17

hHa4.S @iiBSrly5lGs7 only rue
'fOu6datiSh pf .hetssn government"
=-77Grentf lsstey y eitisen' cf MenPhS.
,sLet US. hsYerspsAcs. ."-Grdnts
Eetlsrt, Aayt!29, 1868. 20 HfllII
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03
Sslegvanss.
6reas RrItnn.

LONDON, Dec. PIT is reported that
Dir. Disraeli has gone to Windsor to
tender the resignation of the Ministry.
MIDNIGHT. Prime Minister Disraeli
has address announcing and defending
the resignation Of the Ministry. He
re views the progress of the resolves in
favor of the disestablishment Of the
Irish Church. Believing the country
would not sanction such measure
the Government awaited the elections,
Tor the holding OF which all expedition
was used. The result shows that the
Ministry cannot command the respect
of the New House of Commons.
Therefore they feel it due to their own
honor and to the policy supported by
them, not to continue unnecessarily in
Office a single day, deeming it more
consistent with the attitude they hold,
the convenience of public business.
and the influence of their party to
resign at once instead of awaiting the
meeting OF Parliament in which they
must be in Il minority. While taking
this course they do not modify their
opinions, and are more than ever con
WINGED that Mr.. Gladstones propo-
sition is wrong in principle, and prob
ably impracticable, and one which,
even if practicable, would be disas-
srous to the nation. They are ready to
support reform in the Church of Ire
land, but will still offer uncompromis-
ing resistance to the policy enunciated
by Mr.. Gladstone.
Cork, Dec. 2.-Mr. Sullivan, who was
struck from the commission of the
peace for alleged sympathy with Fe-
nianism, has been elected Mayor of
this city,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03

RRFERENCES--Gov Marcus H. Ward, New
ark; G. Graham & Son, Justus Morris, Thomas
b. Budd, j. G. Vanfeet, A. II. Riker, Supt. Cen
trail r. r. of n. j., Elizabeth; Meeker & Hedden,
Builders, Hewes g. Phillips, and Samuel Atwafer,
Newark; Woodruff & Durham, John Degraw,
Thomas Marsh, Samuel Sanders. Hethed q Jack
SON. j. Gatchell. and c. d. Marsh. Railway; Job
Mail. Morgan Bird. Builder, William G. Ayres,
Bailder, Plainield; Charles Anness, Perth Amboy
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03

r a T-0N " ACE& -,
inst received,
Al sTREET.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03
New Jersey Railroad.
Commencing NOV. ~. lsss-


FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST. NEW HDN&-
Commencing Nov. ~. lists
Trans will leave New York for Baltimpze ssses
Washington at $40 A. NJ. and 12.ae andNP.sSs,
with only one change Of cars 10 Cinnjnzsesiss
Chicago.
s4s= Through Tickets sold for yarions ylnsE~
West in the 40 A. NJ. and and p. NJ. txsius-
NO BAGGAGE win be receiyedfo for any trainED
less delivered and checked IL Minutes In ~gsns-s
o. he time OF leaving and Baggage not tasets asc
tn owner ON its arrival VIII be liable to n3ras%
Of storage
All the Philadelphia trains from New Ysrksazs
AZ Newark TO take up passengers, the a. SM.:,sS
the principal stations, the !, d, GID, and ~ &T.
Nj. and l2 midnight. AT all stations,
On Sundays the only ira, II forPhilaGclrhis aass&
New York al $50; for Washington at TBS y. a.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains 1esyR EcD-
sington al II A. NJ. and via West Phi1aacipbaaeB
9;i5 A. NJ, and 1:20, a, and $3.50 p. N. xea51sS-
and via Camden at 8 A. NJ. A way ksair zTnss
Bordentown leaves there for New xsrkasSssS
\. Nj.
ELIZABETH AND NEW Y0RK.
Leave Elizabeth for New ork at 4 ~, "a. Aazs
T.15 7.45, 8. S:15, 1888, $685., 9:45, 1e.45
NJ, 1913, AS, 2 Is, so. AS, s. q, q.ze, pss
$3.50. 1890, 1880 +. NJ.
Leave New York for Elizabeth at o., ,6ssh, ~.
$40 1910, 1140 A. NJ, IL NJ la. q, 3:s0 As70 sssH
$50, $40, 90, 6:l0, Z, $40, 10 and IL p. M.
On Sundays leave New York at 63es Pan aaasxe
Elizabeth at $685. p Nj
Passengers not pugaha sing tick ete bel0resRseg
ng the cars pay FIVE cents additional 4nTe-
Tickets are received by the conductor only oz.ska
train for which they are sold, and on the day 9uI
chased
gw-C CONTRA CTS FOR CoMMUTA1gDE.sS sa
the fret of each month made at the 6ecsesarsss
office only, from 10 A NJ to p nj. No. III xAbgsF
street. New York.
re- FREIGHT RECEIVED at theto0f Of GsHra
landt street, New York, for way stations 10 Dzil
stone and Perth Amboy until p n, and xo1
Princeton, Trenton, &c, until - Am. ard For
Newark until 1880 M. Freight received Mzse
these hours is not despatched until the nrxtday.
#. w. JACKSON, Gen,i sHFa-
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03
The Indian war.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Gen. Sheridan,
who dates his report In the Field, De-
partment of the North Canadian River.
at the Junction of Beeyer Creek, In
dian Territory. Nov. 80, says
GENERAL have the honor to report
for the information of the Lieutenant
General the following operations of
Gen. Custar's command. On the Odd
of November L ordered him to proceed
with Ii companies of the Seventh Cav
airy in southerly direction toward the
Antelope Hills in search of hostile In
dams. On the Goth he struck the trail
of war party of Black Kettles baud
the eastern line Of the pan. handle OF
Texas crossed the main Canadian. He
ct cace corralled his wagons and fol-
lowed in pursuit over to the headwaters
of che Washita, thence down that
stream, and ON the morning of the eth
saasprised tise camp OF the Black Kettle,
and after desperate fight, in which
Black Kettle was assisted by the ARA
Fpaleces, under Little Raven, and the
Kiowas, under Santanta, We captured
the whole camp, killing the chief, Black
Kettle and 102 warriors. whose bodies
were left on the field, all their stock,
ammunition, arms longes, robes, and
50 woas eli and their children. Our loss
was Major Elliott, Capt., Hamilton, and
is enlisted ,hrEn killed, and Brevet
lsicsit. -C5i Barnett, Brevet Lieut.. Col.
j. Il. Custer, Second Lieut.. u.
Marsh, and II enlisted men wounded.
About 800 or 900 hundred of the ami
m Ills captured were shot, the balance
being kept for military purposes. The
highest credit is due TO Gen. Custar
and his command. They started in a
furious now-storm, and Travelled all
the while in snow twelve inches deep.
Black Kettles and Little Ravens fami-
lies are among the prisoners. 1t was
Black Kettles band that committed
the first depredations on the Saline
and Solomon Rivers in Kansas. The
Kansas Regiment has just come in.
They missed the trail and had to
struggle ia the snow storm. The
horses suffered much in flesh, and
were living GA buffalo meat and other
game for days, We will soon havethem
IN good condition III we can get one
or two more good blows there will be
40 more Indian troubles in my depart
ment. We will be pinched in ability
to obtain supplies, and nature will pre-
sent difficulties in our Winter Opera
lions; but we have stout hearts, and
will do our best. Two white children
we're recaptured. One white woman,
and boy ten years old, were brutally
murdered by the Indian women when
the attack commenced.
2. ii. SHERIDAN, Maior-Gen. Com
manding
To Major-Gen. W. A. Nichols, A, A.
e., Military Department of the Mis-
souri,
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03
Cbsia.
HAVANA, Dec. 2.

HAVANA, Dec. 2.
The stagnation in trade is increasing
Merchants refuse to make advances to
s,lanters on their crops
A mulatto to-day, maddened by jea-
lousy, killed his wife and his two
daughters, and badly wounded ser
want. Last night Chinaman wa5 Wa
dered by a negro
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03

OFFICES &C. GRAHAM & SON, Architects,
Elizabeth; 296 Broad street. Newark.
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HOUSE FURNISHING RggBs.

DLATED WAHE PLAN1sHED, aAPAsEHRD
and Ylsiu tiu end #ill0R Warn,
Hollow
&c, At
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
Allegheny Live stock narket.
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY EVENING,
November lG 1865.

PITTSBURGH, MONDAY EVENING,
November lG 1868.
The supply of cattle on sale this week
was considerably short of last week
and some more than for the previous
week. The supply was, however, fully
up to the demand, and the market was
not very active.
The sales for the week foot up lois
head, against 1928 head last week, and
500 head the previous week. Last week
prime to extra cattle sold at O0a7 Sc
per 100 lbs; few choice shade higher,
aud inferior to medium at 3 5Oa6 OO per
100 lbs.
SHEEP-The sales of sheep for the
week foot up 1893 head, against 2jlo
head last week and $500 head the pre-.
vious week. The market was more &C.
tive, buyers taking hold freely, but
prices have not undergone any change.
The great proportion Of the sheep offer
ing are of the scalawag order, and this
is the kind that seems to be most
sought after, as there large number OF
scalawag butchers in the business just
now. AS will be seen by reference to
sales, the great proportion of the sheep
on sale to-day sold at from 00a2 20 per
head; some few extra bringing 3 5Oa
A 50.
HOGS--There seems to be censidera-
BILE competition in the Hog business at
these yards, and while it is not very IA
vorable for dealers, it is all right fol
the butchers. The number on sale to-
day was rather larger than usual, but
with good retail demand. The sales
were larger than usual, and prices
RANGED from I 20 to 9 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
Washington ltcnns

WASHINGTON, November l7.-Orders
have been issued from the Navy Depart
meut detaching Admiral Farragut from
command of the European squadron
and is placed on waiting orders by com
mand of General Grant
The superintend of mounted re-
crniting service at Carlisle barracks
VIII forward without delay all disposal
DIG recruits ut that post to Fort Harker.
Kansas; Where they viii he reported to
General Sheridan Tor assignment
1t is believed that the Attorney Con
eral has prepared an opinion that under
the laws of Congress establishing tbr
eight hour system. employees on public
works are entitled to the same compep.
sation as when they worked ten hours.
General Henningsen denies any con
nectiSn with any Cuban lillibnStcriuG
expedition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
Ernn, IL Lonis

81. Lots, November IA fire in
Quincy, Illinois, last night, destroyed
two three-Story brick buildings on
Hampshire street, between Fifth and
Sixth, occupied by Spicgel, Theme Il
Co., furniture warehouse, and Mr..
Kohn, auctiOneer. Spicgel, Tharno *
Co.'S loss is $4,000, fully insured;
KOhn's loss is not reported. The build
ings were owned 10y Tim Rogers, of
Quincy, AND O. :. Rutherford, of st.
Louis, and We're valued at $4,000 each,
The latter is insured for $1,000, but
Rogers has no insurance.
An Omaha dispatch says = heavy
snow storm ragged there all day yester'
day. TElegraphic communication with
the West was cut off, but trains ar
rived. The thermometer last night
marked l. degrees above zero.
Official returns from all the counties
in Kansas, except eight, give Grant Il
majority of lI,446. General Harvey,
for Governor, receives in the same
counties al more majority than Grant,
and Clark, for Congress, llo1 tCos. The
entire vote of the State is estimated at
~ 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
Suit Against the Directors Of the Erie
Railroad.

New YORK, November IA new suit
against the Directors of the Erie Rail
road Company was begun in the Su-
preme Court chamber before Judge
Sutherland, to-day, on application Of
August Belmont. The complaint Is
founded ON aifidavitS by Fraak Work
and others, substantially setting forth
that the money of the Erie Company
has been used 10y Messrs. GOuld, Fisk
and Lane in fnrtherance of stock specu-
latiOns for their private interests. The
af1idavits further set forth that recently
Lane was insolveut and Fisk WAS an
adventurer from New England. 1t is
also alleged in the ailidavits that Pixies
Opera House had been purchased in the
sole name of Fisk with the money Of
the Company to the amount of 700.
Messrs. Fisk, Gould and Lane are fur
ther charged with having issued from
S23 100000 to $50, 100000 of spurious
shares with view of creating . corner
in Wall street. Aflidayits further al
lege that the above named individuals
have denied the other directors access
to the books, and in fact managed the
affairs of the company exclusively for
their own interest ana in most reck-
less manner.
Judge Sutherland granted an injunc-
tion which directs the officers and agents
of the company to refrain from increas-
ing tue capital stock of the Erie Rail
way Company beyond the amount now
outstanding and in the hands of bona
fde holders, and also orders that
the defendants refrain from re-
moving any of the books, paper, Sc
curities or funds of the company from
the Jurisdiction of the court, and directs
that the funds shall be applied for no
purposes but the payment of the lcgiti-
mate debts and expenses of the com
pauy, the balance To be disposed of in
such manner a. the cOuri may from time
to time direct. The court also orders
that the oflicels and agents of the com.
pany shall refrain from in any manner
ob,tructing any of the directors from
examining any of the books Of the said
company.
Another suit has been begun by
Charles Mcintosh against the Directors
and August Belmont, in which an in
junction has been obtained, but whether
this is in aid OF or against the first suit
does not appear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
Business Suits
M. GUTMAN & CO.'S.
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November H.
FLOUR-Unclsnged.
WHEAT-Unchanged and quiet.
CORN-Firm; new 56a59c.
OATS-Unchanged
RYE-Firm at 80 for No. l.
COTTON-Dull; middliug pc.
WHISKY-Declined to 95a93c, and
irregular.
HOGS-In good demand at O0a7 so;
holders asking better prices at the close;
receipts 1900 head.
GREEN MEATS-Dull; sales at TIA
71c for shoulders, 9sa10c for sides, and
l14c for hams.
LARD-Dull and demand light; sales
prime steam at l4fc, and kettle rendered
at 154a15ic.
BULK MEATS-Dull; sales 90 hogs
heads at 92c forshoulders; 13ic for clear
rib, and lac for clear sides; all II to 90
days, in salt and packed.
BUTTER-In light supply; marke.
frmer at 35a39c for fresh.
EGGS-Firm at Soc.
SEEDS-Clover dull at he. Timothy
declined to 50a2 u.s. Flax is down te
00a2 10, and dull. >
LINSEED OIL-Unsettled small sales
at 93a95.
BEEF CATTLE-In large supply and
prices SOC lower; = 5Oa5 80 per GENITAL,
gross, is the whole range.
GOLD-134, buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull and dropping at
so discount buying, and par selling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
Provisions md Packing nf Cincin-

The stock of old meats is about ex-
hausted and the transactions have been
on limited scale, says the circular of
Geo. w. Phillips, Jr. NOthwithstand-
ing light supplies, some parties anxious
to dispose of their remnants have sub
mitted to a decline. There is no old
mess pork or bulk meat left. A fair
business was transacted in green meats,
on the spot and few days ahead, bat
there seems to be little disposition to
operate for future delivery.
HOGS - The receipts during the
greater part of the week were light, and
the weather being favorable for slaugh-
tering there was fair demand from
parties who had contracts for pieces to
fill, and an advance of - to SOC per
GENITAL was established. On Friday the
receipts were larger (about 6OOO) and
the weather milder, and the contracts
for pieces being generally filed, there
was less demand and prices are lower
and the market dull. The sales on
Friday were at 25a7 s. gross for
good to heavy averages, but at the close
they were offered at 50a7 90 for the
best go to 800 pounds; dressed hogs can
now be had at 9 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
BY THE CUBAN CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, November 1.-THE steam
ship Star of the Union, from New Or
leans Tuesday last, for this port, was
totally wrecked on the Cuban coast,
near Bahia, Honduras. The crew and
passengers were all saved.
The steamers Moro Castle and Grona.
da arrived from New York.
Admiral Hoff has ordered tic United
States gunboat Penobscot to sail for
Bahia, Honduras, to render assistance 10
the passengers of the steamer Star OF
the Union.
General Rosecrans, who arriVeu W.
day on the steamer Granada, Fis''eu
Captain General Lersundi, IN coHiPan!
with Admiral Holt. General kosecranS
will sail this evening for Mexico 10
enter upon his duties as United States
Minister.
The steamer PIuAGll from Vera Cruz
on the 18th, arrived to-day. She brings
the following intelligence: The news
papers say that Senior Romero will short
IL return to Washington, and that Riva
Palacicl will replace him as Secretary
of the Treasury.
a trembling of earth was felt on the
3i and 4th inst, ut lturbide, fourteen
leagues from San Luis Potosi. Many of
the inhabitants became frightened and
left. The foundations caused much
damage at San Juan, Bawtisla and To-
bascO.
The Mexican Congress had approved
the contract for the Vera Cruz and
Mexican railway.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept 3, 1867.
FACULTY!
Rev d. r. Bittle, ID. d.. President and Prof.
Nor and Int Science.
S. G. Wells, A. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev w. i. Yonce A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
Rev. j. Il. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
j. Norman, NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. r. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. +. Klinger, A. M Prof Modern Languages.
J. X. Hudson A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-EIpenses In all departments, In
Guiding boarding, tuition, room.rent, fuel and
lights and incidentals s905.G0 For further In.
formation, address REV. ID. r. BITTLEt
Iuly3I Salem, Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
UnderclOthing
M, GUTMAN & cos.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
BFinancial and Commercial Items.

BFinancial and Commercial Items.
Four hundred aad thirty-five new
wells are being put down in the Penn
sylvania oil fields.
Twenty-Five million feet of lumber is
stored in the lumber yards of Minneap-
oils and St. Anthosy, MINI.
The. operatives in the cotton and
wooden mills in North Adams, Mass,
work eleven hours day, aud the aver
age wages is six dollars per week.
The tobacco crop in Cuba for 1868, it
is reported, will be twenty-five per cent.
less than that of last year, while the
price will be twenty to twenty-five per
cent. higher.
The nut and sugar bearing trees in
Virginia are beginning to attract atten-
tiou from farmers and merchants as val
liable sources of profitable commerce.
The 'pea nut can be raised in great
quantities.
A condensed milk factory is nearly
completed at Hawleyville, Connecticut,
which is to use the milk of 300 cows,
for which its owners have agreed to
pay five cents per quart in winter and
three cents per quart in summer.
A new we'll on the Hess Farm Re-
serve, Chcrrytree run, struck about ten
days ago, is now producing five barrels
per day. The oil of some Of the wells
recently struck on Cherrytree run is of
dark green color, darker than the oil
found on the Woods Farm, and when
first produced it il somewhat similar to
the oil found at Pleasantville.
The Titusville Herald says that the
business of the Allegheny Valley Rail-
road for the month of October was the
largest in the history of the road. The
amount of oil shipped Soath from We
mango City was $4,000 barrels, while
900 barrels were shipped from Foster
Farm, Scrubgrass and Parkers. The
passenger travel continues good and
has very materially increased.
Ten thousand men are directly in the
employ of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company and half as many more indi-
rectly. The San Francisco Bulletin says
that when this route is completed,
many of these men will be absorbed in
the towns and stations it has created;
others will engage in agricultural, min
ing and kindred pursuits, while the
larger portion, who are Cinnamon, will
most likely De transferred to other rail
road enterprises now projected or under
way in Nevada or California.
The insurance of Westerman Il Weir,
of st. Louis, burned out on Sunday
night, is us follows: ST. Louis Mutual,
Washington Mutual, North St. Louis
Mutual and South st. Louis Mutual,
$4,000 each; Manhattan, of New York,
$4,000; Jefferson Mutual, of st. Louis,
$4,000. In addition to the insurance of
Skinner, Neal, d Co., given last night,
they had $4,000 in the Underwriters,
New York, and $4,000 in the Atlantic, of
st. Louis. Henry Bell IL Sons estimate
their loss by water and smoke at $780,
900. They are insured for 1928, 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
IN CHANCERY.

In the Circait Court Of Ohio Cou'lJ ""
PirgiRid-Ndrch RHiei, l-C'.
William Mehechsn and Others
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW lOKh, NUNemUcl L.
Market generally inactive, yet steady
for most staple goods. We quote Pc
quot A, heavy brown sheetings, l53c;
Appleton A, 15ic; Pecasset Canoe, 15c;
Stark A, l5c; St. Lawrence A, lac; Pc
quot b, Isle; Warren + F, zoe; Coy as-
sett, Isle; Cabot A, lac; Augusta, lac;
Dwight n, 13!c; Stark NJ, 12lc; Swift
River, lie; Columbian Duck, 3Oc; Mas
sachusetts d brown, lie; do G do, l4ic;
Silver Lake Ii, 1O!c; Lewiston ticks,
sac; Boston A A do, 22ic; Pearl River,
SOC; Amoskeag A do, CSC; do D do, l9c;
do blue Denims, 29c; Haymaker lSc;
Star w, 9Oc; Checks, 26ic; Park No.
50; do. 24c; Lanark Fancy do, l2c;
Amoskeag Stripes, 22a23c; Mount Yer
non do, lSc; Pittsfeld, lie; Somerset,
14c; Spragues prints, l2ic for fancy:
Amoskeag do, Re; New York Mills,
bleached muslins, 25c; Lonsdale, lie,
and Amoskeag Il IS, 1lic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-18
From ~. Johns.

ST. JOINS, November 1.-THE none
tary excitement continues. The ST
Stephen bank agency closed yesterday
and announcement made that it's paper
would only be redeemed at the head Of
flee. There has been general run for
gold on the other banks, which has, SC
far, been promptly met.
George p. Sanction, cashier of the
Commercial bank, has absconded, leav-
ing defalcations amounting to 500, 900
Commercial bank notes have declined
To sixty CeGtS.