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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

- siN ~ - AssdAN i'"t ttSSa ftt6Oeb INV -
OILS through pernicious counsels aud VIC
lent appeals to their passions
}. @ Adams Accepts the renlocratio
Nomination Tor Governor, but 0ppo-
ses tEae Platform
Bosroa Sept. lS-Joan Quincy Al
ans accepts tie Democratic nomination
for Governor Of Massachusetts in a letter
printed to-day On national matters Mr..
Adams says
| think two matters Of national later
est are involved III this election, one Of
which is important. the other vital The
former, which take to be the financial
question. was not treated by the National
Convention IN New York in manner
which satisfied my Judgment, by proyid-
ing for the payments Of bonds known as
fye-twenties by surplus revenue alone,
thus Ignoring what seems to me the yalu
able part of Mr. Pendletons plan-the
withdrawal Of the issues of the National
banks, The Democratic party appeared
10 commit themselves to an indefinite ex-
tension Of a nuisance Of irredeemable pa
per currency am too much Of a Dem
ocrat 10 regard any such prospect with pa
tience | believe il hard cash, and there
in hold myself % be q trae Jaoksoaian
Democrat.
The reconstruction measures Of Con-
gre8s are criticized by MIR Adams as a
vital question He says Il viii not ar
Cue the unconstitutiouaity Of reconstruc-
tiou. The almost unanimous disinciina-
ion Of Republicans ia Congress to allow
ii to undergo the scrutiny OF the Supreme
Court would seem TO confirm the reported
statement Of the lamented Stevens that
only two damned FOOLS III the party beiiey-
! cd the lElooustrucs,on ac,s to be constitu-
tionai Eyep It taey were 50, should
I deem thaal onwlse The Union they I'M
:: pose is TO nay eyes 10 more ike the true
/ UuI0n Of hearts and hands ljtan galvaniz-
ed corpse resembles q healthy AiaD." The
| letter.c!Qses as follows Il think that Ile.-
/ t}1eo the instincts nor destiny OF this people
wE!raliow any permanent domination Of
/ the African race in any State in the I'm
lon, but the Republican party is 50 irriv-
ocabIy pie iged to this idea that they
nave staked their existence as party on
is triumph To this idUi they have sac
/ tlced their constitutional obligations In
the past, and f5r it they must make fresh
! offerings Ia tau future Ihe blacks uia>t
| have lands. arms auI d standing army
{ -{.ts,, =. IN. ~
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hiarya:;'s Novels, Dime Novels and larg
variety OF :he latest and most popular Novels
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
WOODSTOCK
MALE ACADEMY.

JOHN II. GRABILL, =. 81, Principal.
FrAE sixth session will begin On the first Non.
| day IN September ana close on The last Fri.
day III January Students are charged from
date of entrance to close of h. session. In
all cases full contingent fee is required.
Terms per SESSION:
Reading Writing and Spelling ,..........S 8 0t
Geography. Eng. Grammar, iirst part)
Elementary Ari hmetic ....... 10 90
Intermediate Class Y &c
Junior. Is o.
senior.,.>.>>.................. ........... 20 q
Practical Surveying, with use Of InStru
ment $50. .....,... ....... ............ 5 o6
: limited nul,ber OF students will be re-
eeived into the family of the Principal For
further particulars apply for Circular.
Aug 6, 1868.
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4 correspondent in Harm county one
Of The extreme southeastern counties Of the
Safe bordering On Virginia, gives US q
very graphic account Of the lawless pro-
ceedings Of the loyal league il chat see
ton AS he expresses it, ''they are play
ing the devil generally" What that III
part consists Of is best explained by what
follows in his letter 4 few Jays previ-
GUS to lis date-ahout ten days ago-they
went. disguised by having their faces
BACKED, to tue house Of one John Hurley,
and whipped Eim nearly to death for vo-
ting the Democratic ticket They have
threatened many good citizens. and 50 IN
Inundated several that they are now j ing
outside the woods afraid to stay at home.
The sheriff Of the county has been notified
that they will pay him no taxes due the
State or coanty aud warned him not TO
try to collect any -frea,hJord <Ay.) leo
man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
E.IlES! BOOKS! Hllz2I

9COTT'S, DICKENS'S AND MULBACns
!. works complete IN sets or single Numbers
~ Bareit : COX end StaiioAcr, Store
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4 NlMISSIONER'S SALE OF
EIGTJSE IL LOT


IN EDINBURG
John Pirkey and wife, SC. vs.. Virginia C.
Bowman.
Pursuant to decree Of the county court of
Shenandoah, pronounced in the above named
cause Oh the It'll day Of September, 1868,
shall, on Friday the 25th doy Of September, SO,
upon the premises, proceed to sell at public
sale 10 the highest bidder, A HOUSE L LOT
IN the town Of Edinburg, being the same
which belonged to Stephen Bowman, decd,
upon the following
Terms: = One third in 80 days; one-thrd
in one year. and one-third in two years from
day Of sale, all to bear interest from that day;
the purchaser to give bonds with two good
securities, and a lien % be retained in the
deed as additional security. Sale to take
place about o'clock, P. NJ.
sept l0-'s NJ BIRD, CoIn'r.
AUGUsT TEam CIRCUIT CouRT. 1858
q 7 ALENTlN \ RIP LEY & NJ L. his wife, plfs,
against
ioseph Moore John X Moore, Solomon K
Moore, Tiorton Thomas, Mary Ann Moore
widow and VIM. Smith Arthur, guardian
ad litem for Frank Bmnner Moore, Samuel
Pinch Moore Moore AMI Joseph Reuben
Moore, infant children and only heirs alta y
Of George Moore decd; the said Joseph
Moore IS admir- of said George Moore, decd
Charles S.. Wander and Eliza beth his wife
Benjamin b. Wierm&n & Catharine his wife.
Joseph Hawkius and Sarah his wife-In eli y.
1.-The court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that Of the commissioners o. this court do
take an account OF the legaeies 6eoueathcd by
the will OF Renben Moore, to De paid by his four
sons. Joseph, John Solomon and George Moore
to Elizabeth Wunder, Catharine the wife OF
Benjamin 3. Wierman, and TO the heirs of Iran
ces Allen, dacd; showing how much, il any, OF
said legacies, has been paid and by and to whom,
and the balance still due, and TO whom; that he
ascertain ifany of the lands devised 10 his four
sons Joseph, John, Solomon and George. have
been sold and conveyed, aud, If SO, whom and
that he state settle and adjust the administration
account OF Joseph Moore with The estate Of Geo.
Moore, deed, and that he state specially such
matters as he may deem proper, or that any of
the parties may require TO be stated, and ~enort
his proceedings to the court in order to d ina.
decree. Four weeks notice in some newspaper
published in this county shall be considered as
personal service upon the parties.
copy-TcSte, W. ). ARTHUR. c csc
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Celebrated medical men say that the
hours devoted to brain work should not ox-
coed six for healthy men. and three for
nh.ldror
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24
rectni survey,

204 Acres, 8 rds & SO Sc. pls,
.ioge or less about four m!est Northwest OF
Mount jackson. The sail is limestone Of ex
celient quality; about 81 acres are well ti.o-
bored, the greater portion d tie timber 81 the
very best quality.
The i1nnroyeulents consist Of good story
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A DMiNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

A 90 = : : : -
All, parties knowing themselves to be indebted
TO the estate of Stephen bowman, decd, are
requested to come forward and make payment;
those who have claims against the estate will
present the same, properly authenticated.
JOHN PIRKEy, Admir-.
Sept. io--aw
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

! HAVE for sale a good heavy
DRAUGHT, HORSE
As Plough leader he knows no equal BY
early application good bargain can be had
Also good work and Riding mare Apply
early 0 HARRY GILL,
Sept. "a G6. Woodstock Va
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MARQUIS KELLEy's
Waller Marble Works,

AT STANTON, HARRlSONBURG. CHAR
l.OTTESvILLE AND LEXINGTON.
Jen. 10, ls67-u.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-24

T HAVE fegeiYe4 o. consignment md
FOR SALE
One dry c W, good mich COW, 50 bushels
rye. 25 ysgls Of new eurpeting, several sets OF
harness. &c
Wanted horses, vehicle. stock. sheep, &c.
TO sell. Terms moderate and quick sales
guaranteed Also VII attend to sales at pri-
ware residences on moderate terms. Paron
age Respeo tally Solicited Town Hall Wood
stock Virginia. HARRY GILL.
Sent p SO
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zNANILlES supplied with the

EVANILIES supplied with the
BEST LIQUORS
Cor Medical purposes, and Superior Wines,
Braniies, Sc. for ir culinary Departments
Pro luce and grain taken ia exchange for Liq.
uors Give M call one and all, at the
Town Hail Woodstock Virginia
Sent 25-tf HARRY GILL.
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provisions and boxes Of arms, we're captur-
ed.
At last accounts Camilla was quiet.

AuauarA Ga Sept. 81 The news Of
the Camilla riot has caused some excite
ment here 1t is known that the negroes
are armed throughout the State. but the
whites have no serious fears of disturbances
if the negroesiare moi precipitated into RI
OILS through pernlcious counsels aud VIC
lent appeals to their passions
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
p4SSPNGERS ARRITED.

FaoM UAvRE sept 2In steamship vile de P-s'r RaEe srd
fam1r uu-, T. Hnfnan. Mr Dipmy, M k3 SIN Resse aud
serr,rt = HI 7u d faulty. Miss + ]. Higgins and eralt.
a. ok7 Str pefcr ME B1ye Mrs e. Costa J. Lehnaes AID lam
ir w. More Pr. srl M Bishop Mis Ar, 6. A. aad O. $
Gorou 3l arl Ms Ferris Mr. Won Moers ald Emy. Adds
Thomas Wht5 ,ss psraza Mrs YAH aDd lghr Misses
Kce NJ r. Mr Mac Cak Ms De IA G.aEge, GE oFet
J. Raye Mr. Cunlr NJ Huri. NJ Ester, A soEd aud
family AMI fmv Mr A. Peer, Van sehacE Mrs
Tetegux O. g. H0bson and family NJ NgateF j. L1le,
Krl ani Mrs ReTlon T. Slrlet Cowal j. GfeIe,
and Lane Mr. Lciehure, NJ Janga, W NJ
HUT servant Crimes aud family A. Lsaa and
T. Suit Mr. Plumb, j. H. Le, Mrs Van RBssegeT Nj G.
Rogers Ars Gordon, Mr. B. Iame,. NJ ae a
family. A Kelly Ar Aston Countess Castg lore Mr. Bo
ESQ. Er n Forbes NJ Sabine, Mr. Doaet NJ Mog A. T.
Green M Kndsen, Brch l. snt Martha, MIS- Perrot NJ l.
Pce n Carpenter LaiAe Nr Sanggae aEt family Nr Bite,
H. Blspou Miss 4 Henry Mr. Jandu Bhar NJ C6ansse-
anl family, B. Babaloae saor John ra j. Pedro6i ~
CLAY. Nj. Bilsr, H. Cu.asae Mr. Lenba Mr. M0ugue,
Misses Dsarl M Oh Monpu. Mss MaiEE Mr j. Watkins.
Jilun NJ Trony Ms Dckey snd baby Chs Sisters,
Plips Mrs and M Kotr Slr Roussel Mss Perro Af;
Ar FrarHo family Mr. A. Peranvaugher NJ @ Cgd hr
Croh Duraud Tsbache sn lady Mr. Blss NJ Andres
irev Ecke On Mr j. Pern, Miss Iois MIS- K
BesareenT Misses Tn Io Mrs. Cacs ani ctld, M Fcch
Nrs Lenfas q. Muller family Mr. Lou-cs. Mr. har
Er A. Gudc Mrs Liza Nayei u A. HTe aud two
Camol1ng Dir T. Coe Mrs Lenan, Mr SauaIes, AE
Nr NlepeS Madeleine On g.. six Poor Sisters
FROM LIVERPOOL 2d-In steamship DenmarkR. Css:@
Nrs Bates WIna Marshall. Mr. Mrs T. Watson aud
utchiuSon T. Frey Mt Grove Rev w H. BID
we'll Dr. ne AMI daughters, M and NTs g. Bfckertck,
ShoIF Mr. Gray SbogE, Rev. M BAiiefsha wife,
ahi soa, Miss wilson
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW.YoRH.

PORT OF SEw.YoRE......ocr 7-ciEhRBh
Steamship BerT Sh1'S, Rs, Ss .Bs NJ
C,e LS" % wsar9 Neos Yevoe1u St pesrbursh Kss
t ~ u ri CsoGaa Norton Saysunsh; Unyerse Jolly Ly-
erpoo Oakland Merrynsn, isaus MALAY Dudley lioag Ao.-
p,sr genr yebSrrort; 81 B. Anon Cg.av, Cow Bay b
vS Pa, P5Iee 4Ifr.i OBnel Ia.laE, MeB Bsoaiaire
Archat C. village Belle CeI0e, Santa CRUZ Harry Auf'
sehrs@ Vs. B. Douglass Clark wirGter y G ReP Rosi7'
wilmington Wsoea a~5as s1.a9Hsi sS ~ Bogrsh NesBesdi
Napoleon Nhbo-, Richmond Anle Lewis jayne os'' &
H. b. Bickri lang MoueoY Bri Aiaen Sanford 81 J0hl n D.
u H. Rogers, Cornell. Pontanfe're
ARRIVED.
sifu Ahemare Cnrch. Richmond, mtse Snd pats
sSeaetp n ~ Kright Deuft Ae1anlha. mase ara pea
ssamsap Ve de Psrs ayre, Segt 2 dss ard pass
Shin Is MapbS caSk days railroad
B5 ,5 ,T5 F,T5lI L,,on widssr s. 10 dsy. plaster
scHooSSIS-EiTFK AND ooAsrTis, 49,.
Hattie Aanah, El.iAbethpor. Gloucester kiIAbehforI
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Uotvgss liotE Oct Arrived hhmg slr Mar Potter o. Nue'
Nantgeket shoals Sailed. all exeeqi TIE uug ne.
KY wrsr 7rhe steamer Maryland BE-. % srriIea hess
eoterel the 5,h and eompeed 10 'AeS He "
Az F.S SEQ O. 6The steamship Colorado r Panams ssi.d
80 ~ 100 Co0 OF Which ~! w for heSiori AMI sEn Tor
EessuS Ai1e bsg Goois Yokohama and the D. C. Aar'
BaSss IyH July z-Arre zip Scotia Sailed 'AP' K's-
william Wilcox ard the Grace p,as M to anchor, aud ua
,oaes 10 m r Hoaoua 5r Francisco on July and P'osars
.rOand .ae2lt. ,,o,,,s
RppvEx Oct The steamship Araso ssedor Newfofk yerer
e Sryvv.,o Oct THE steamship City Of Boston ErhTsd Ou ye
,ssSsy moi CIV OF Baltimore Incorrectly reported
NAVAL.
.,hool.hlD Portsmouth, Commander J. 3 Sheriff, FOrrs,
Po,t'OaA CARRIES guns ana "a, I1Ss O ''
SHIP Mo- from the & A5.s ,, Sss1n "a % 3 m ss s.ap a ,ss ~,
DISASTERS
LospoS Oct The ship Ameresp Bse Capt Moore ig. s.lss
condition..
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
LIVE STOCK MAPErTS.

WEpyrsDLr OF The cattle market courues depressed with
moro 'ic arriving than can be oi rces k lower ttlg
n have he uud have been l6t 7c
shove &c. sad net large number lie u is
certain that decent Illinois ftee of y cnt offered
o. the 'cars 81 l5 70 make only = ID ert, While some
little thin cattle 9Oioc. vii bulls 4 3 n live weight
Arr ais since Nna1 49, - which C uason Guy nostT
Tuesday One Of
Tie the place RAD deserted sunday
few bnrtrs showed ueeve Saesnen all agreed that it
tie dElsi market Of tie season We have seldom
e Of The 10 pretty good ILL., cattle b. H. Smith,
I'D br tY Coz d C al about ltc. average; 80 lice s =
stale cattle by W h"sou AZ q rfime K Of % cvt 4
l6lc: i7 Iowa, Nahnn lo0l3jc q aud -
Nv Coon HlssjurT. by " Thompson l5dl7ri
Murray Clover so f1r H. Of "a
eg, a 5Ullc Eastman Bro s. H. Of . cst, ard
So eN FED hy Befri on' sold 5 07e Hughes lsuer for o.
Neil, llJ common NJ of ewt, 1T I2ialc NJ Dali
to- reports ht Ca ada steers and hefs Of ~ cg lee
he balls Tor SIS zach or SO To- i've Neglt b-lt Pagan
ol 90 n. ". Smith 2Ql3c. lot u
B good ewt uaua for Van Alta eporie by Wheeler
Culver AZ i4y'e Weston Gfove load n her eomplinis
wt1 the hours yeEy sell. Lut 20 he compelled 70 90
IN TIE ligat end huni mp man for e'ey 20 head
hy tns eto u p hr what himself
atltuiilt cald
thel others To have u drivers for i o
Aead for sheep
ard anhs kcr iuuurc thoeh t loe ge u6 We
Mvuay De fstn-l a he sold Tie weather
suamar anil M arke. and bard buelerN
price, she .la % H &C. o. ~ lie sheep from
g. t. with cas of If0l5 % a. 0Gt4G Sales toay-A
thin Ia lhs di Pa lambs - 81; car good
state Co. 80 50 G. li sheep % 5 5 aud A. ~ % o. sane
2eas Sc n lo S. m 90 % sic; D. 4i' g. Ciiad 30
lu t}c; d l us 0i lsmtt car state % hs '! .! Can
Tc ors flcrif ale yrstcri4y 50Ii t.
Tue f4ri h weak and slow 10 t0s. wtI few very
pue ttf~ t .r pace 'r car telfttel hs hnfs 'Ae L
p S-su 10 O brought al-i esr Co. ~ o'' Be ear e'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
LIABILITIES

George r. Baker Cashier OF the First National BANK
tssw.York, DO soemnly swear that the above state
l'li Is true 70 the beat Of my knowledge and behei
srom and subscribed before this 9TH day Of Octo-
N,lss l. sCOFIELD, Notary Public
~ Chieogo Republican Of Monday says:
EHty 10 al experiments o. trade In monetary circles, activity
80 1ioai and be eoBne u TIE loan market las been 20
s s 10 ta fact that qusrerdy al hand snl bankers are
es i . " ~ IN ~ i .'.-'ls ~ ~, t % etv 80 -,
@ S BE- experienced seeurng sccoHmoatoas Rates Of in-
- 's active tut re i1srket sales between tanEs
snns ass q os2 80 oa = 4O0o Over ths counter
ela,e1 a ! sai Ossego a. = cert oh.
Hss,is " 7. Wnghts Cotton Circular for Cuba says
&c o '1oa tut active uqur domestic consumers bas
ioT alesie dsiyery For e5.tal to arrive even slB
~ e-,rrs q fAi r. ' n Is made and a some cases
& y - seo,' i.pS.ss % se except At io~er sgHres Some
such At Sie Tue ss Tor the week have been
. as goel demand to-day ior snail lots tbe spot,
K,s 49, ss 9 i-d VITA VITA Az uPvsTi teBielcy
=. a haze been fr Lse o9 bales Hsvre oos Brs-
ll- - ~. io.si - he uueesrse engagements are 70
c. 70 i'l, B.rnea s Ole sis.T To Hsmsug o. s,san
& s s5 ss bs. more s 'i % SSSs M pa, ,sT Sfso So
~ @i.l ~ isgts has beea sold AZ l3e y b. SAMPLES
vs s are here and on tue from Soeasrn aaTte and
y tsys Az rer lied IA c,..s, !, S5 s Sgg
liverpool On SATURDAY ast d arrive bss of Mding.
A,t , llaies from Manchester sgsas r cotton ad
r A,,tssi y buyers an ceria-y 10 daie VI arrival
alpe o. l4rre
81 tet have ell improved under the more favorable news
ee Transactions have hecB ever tsfe a
W cans TIE aisanco has beea 2iuJc q n with sales
t receipts Ihc buying Las teea ff alsh French snd
s iat u Mobile tls blyng bees chegT % Northern
,tss spesaiaiivc purchase Tor Liverpool gh u
afset transit Price have slgsneei lc a. h Frsehts
fs have advanced ll6l By ss sna Al br steam A ube
asf Bolivar b loading A. the bu.ns has been
, ssoua Ihe 'ales have no bees large &c = n
a ,oon continues 20 arrive there ios thouf paet %
o'aef msfksts IN Charleston 0aiF moderate ,uu
~ e sassrce 10 pnoe. The receipts poiat Goa
e oleft have been fod nany 0f the iaiefor oil
Il b., A.osin1 for domestic sJianers' account
ts pofts ort.Hue hbers aud IN excess Of Ia.
,As 1i'fe fof The vsek they tage been IS hsies
~ TIE past so Fesrs. Tie 0tt sep.
ts, W ~ AZ Jesr, and $3.50 tae yesr before Psnte
-7a si.h the present of prices snf vii
'ssA ~ Hssie 10 secure tLtm The receipts tTisT
4 TAD - ,ol promise NeeA ia etcsss Of lhe iasi
t1s tere has been twelve Of YefT
s fesi lfaofon Of he cotton growing re- o anI t.c
Ateiof had 10 large ncasare decreased b. Gel
& ieFcrersn aud storm prevail led over lafxe
Tsis cotton states on tle "a aad 81 itst gis is
t ,s "a e ioc4l storm csarirg rather laicr thaa
4 ,-ra eissr ''' '-' tD--'"' 4'e ~e''"'f mas
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

sde hot holders rensin steady m sgures; Fair TO Gooi Re
tniag lldl ic M - t4j hh- lil42lc for Cuba 2iGllc
uarie
sRAW-RTe j. tul ard hesvv sni 9oc T Long
SoANe noe iu cr esrs % 81 boxes Il. &C., gold % bond
Sbhtrs d. are dun and prices uamiaal a. to iof
Coye sd s5G % . Tor Timothy Rough Flax SEED selling al
S28rd2g5
TALLoWThe demand fair; sales ofeocfo City I9d9e
WSKYTh market heavy and Gu agliyas In posyeci large
I'D lJeer rurce. csI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
doubtless command much higher rate. As first

mortgage on the longest line Of railroad in this
try that is already earning than its interest la
oiiies on It's way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security Is undoub;ed
Subscriptions will be received at the Companys of
fee, No, 20 Nassau-st. and by John J. Cisco q Son.
No. 30 Wal-st NewYork, and by most OF the leading
bankers Throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let containing full description Of the road and its
securities, can be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
LrnEIPTS OF PROnrcE


ocr 72-2l h Waeii aog bush Corn, 5 1i bn,h Oats 20
% D. U.- "af ..2 n.h Barley lti- tusL Peas. 30
bas B - .ss o. aas. .fed ~ bl.h Grass Seed 56ji b't
Furr % a bales Cotton. Jii bales Wool ll bales
Hra rs aas 'c f pfrs leaceo, n tll' Spirits Inrfe
eaf r. u3 Rice,
rf-s tstt f.g 'Ules- 5o ia % pr taimeii- z
i4.s lrtat >telu o. p,r Ase. $50 t.s Crude ftf'
lern. t i- 1 Petroleum. 3 rasAs Copper, loJ csAcs toprr
s6l r - lru ptrs NutiiI hr 10 YAs. Nlaleboue, 0i
ibs ~ ,a.... . d au.A Lis, lt.h pas starch
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Rlapa. siohiGAGK - BONDs OF uH UNIoV Pacific
la absrD DohPANY, to the amount Of Eighteen Nil
nos nave already been sold, and they are
iosn s-''@ht demand for home investment and on
and m 'nn They pay six per cent in gold
i~sa 49,. uiirly years AZ lO2, they yield be-
'o ~ anu nine per cent 10 the investor. and IA
- ''sus is sold II moi before, they will
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
CUpRFNF COURT-County Of Orange.-
Nrws pAcKAGrs ron - 49,.

Captains aui puTseTs vessels an, at tbs po requested 70
deliver packages the Nciers A1t rss ouF 10
per.o1 elt tie written authority o. j. " Sl4on'on Sene
Agent gacsars the JG o. COmmerce Iincs IRrHs
Ulrf. S, Efp Ecenaag Poet Commerce! iateEs'f s-ss
Zi, Jour a. ard Asc Ioksf Dels,as Should asS
be delivered o1y 80 tie persons
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

Ioxpox 7-Alfsr, h.ye been received from Poo na
who. -.rA M tfl n 4-4 lflcti6 4.' '-' II '' u
tie Lca clug la- ie.a s5 I.tUJ i1
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
wEpyEspAYs wRATHER REPoEr-s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
a., -ss - eeiI Suu set. ...... 5;32 Moon res.lo loi9
Mon DAY
s,,tr Uok eve y. &c Cows lslaneye 6 Hell Gate -
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

GUPREME COURT - City and County OF
- EeW-Yok-RCHARD McCLUsKEf and CATiIARlNE his Se:
plaintiffs against ROBERT McCLuSKKY and MARY be Nif, ard
oos'., a's-Gsa N pursuance o. i'g % 40 az
LANES H. COLEMAN h, r. erse named in sold u gment VII
SELL tho N JOSEPH cGURE Real Estate at tie
FTcre s.es-ooms No M Brudv m lie Ct. Of Nsslo On
tie 2g OCTOBER 1853 y O'Clock nDou al tie LANDS ani
PREsl described IN said insgrent that 10 80; Al
daegh.use ana BOT Of land ae yig and heng IN the fta Wart
City of EewYok ard tuown nEiaber seventy:
m udou'treet and beng TIE SEM prraises o9aye
the tweuvrh o Apu ll6 AID recorded 10 th ofce Of hs
Register ard oolng Of Newio n er ~ u Deeds pase
proved before Surrogate Couay Of New York tie Ki
las 1889 devised Zposh sQas by tie de.cPlta Of
suoou ad ds d 10 SAD aAF ace oJ ici SIlrs -" We %
street. uor westerly n rear bg n d &C. fon ,utlNsstrfy
By lot o. ard lately couyeye b. Jfn 90 lam be, a
uoifhe bT i @! land end dwell nghoase o. James Ns2s
and Maunn Clauts coua g % hreah u ioa an rear t~eAy
AS an that certain ar lot 81 ground su2te, ng al
being Fih War OF the C # hswlof i'oFn ana fs IT,
gshe By street number Fe7T three t North Mooe ret ne
Ming a, oilt o. uorhely ~ north Mo1Festree distant
feet uches and .is = an inch w's from he 3o
weser corrcr North ard fGickseet ard RAINING enes
westerly North No0restree et inches an one
9Th rt tlsloe L0fh'ry aud parallel Nh NSe street sew
euyfve tct; Acae easteEy ard paale " Noh oore ~
tene sout aui PARALLEL eerifge feet iAe
place Of beginning Nea-iofA i1ih ..,..
s.xrss rxrn. asry for Plsiu.lG.. 81 s.e-Ih:
CUPREME COURT-County Of Orange.-
- George W. PRATT Panf sgaiuz, MiRY PRATT Defend
for Relief Con. ser) To he above naseG De-
frtaut: Yuu hereby summoned and te1rd 30 as - e n-
Count Of Ora e Goss said County si State of NeElo
in s the Cr Of GeEhuzb 10 sa coHnty sa4 STATE
Nev-Tot twenty days alter To r e Of ibis ,nnan gns9
you of dgv Of sch so II r. 10 q
regniret the FtG D irrT 20 The Court TO- LA
relief demanded IL tie eolp pisiatp,i,d Augr 3 le6l
sel7isverTh c.go' Sewtagi.NY y