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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
RED JACKET
AXE.

NOTES From reports and letters re-
cetved:
/. Your Axe Is bound to be THE AXE.
ii. 1t Will cut Is per cent. better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war,
but with your Axe he can cut as well as
any one else can.
~. If I could not get another, twenty
five dollars (S25) would not buy 1t.
". 1t will cut hoop-poles better than
any other Axe.
vi. / would not be without it for any
thing.
For sale by all responsible dealers. and
The makers,
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Owners of the Patents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR

~ AND SILVER WATCHES,
" Sewing Machines, Silk Dress Pat
terms, Carpetings, Domestic Goods, sc.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
Giving full particulars. or ten checks sent
for one Dollaf describing ten different ar
tlcles which we will sell for
One Dollar Each.
Splendid inducements offered to Agents
sending US clubs. Address
LABONTE & BABBTTT,
No. So Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
The WHOLE WESTERN COUNTRY


Clubs for r. h. FILM q co IS GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE. Our Fall aud
DIETER than Ions advertlsemenIs), sent to
any address free. Send for Checks, at
10 c nts each, from l to 1000. Address
ROSIO Mass
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

Nothing 50 inn
for sealed ~ pages ON the whole subject.
DIR. WHITTIER, confidential physician,
6I7 st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-, stands
pre-eminently above all others il II s spe-
cialty. No matter who failed, state your
case. Patients treated by mail in every
Stala.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

The arrivals and departures up to 8
o'clock yesterday include the Sam.
Orr, from Eastport; Emma Floyd,
Smithland to Cincinnati; Mollie Nor.
ton and Sallie ", Henderson to re-
turn; Quickstep, Cairo and return
Ollie Sullivan, to Oannelton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
Weather md Water.

The weather yesterday was cloudy
and cold. the mercury ranging from
4Os to 5O' during the day. The river
had fallen. during the twenty-four
hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday.
two and one-half inches. Navigation
is daily becoming more and more pre-
carious and difficult
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

Among the first boats due here are
the Quickstep. from Cairo; Palestine,
from Louisville; Lewellin and
Havana. for Nashville; Lawrence, for
st. Louis; Anna, Melnotte and
the Nightingale. from st. Louis;
Clifton, for Memphis; Silver Moon,
from Memphis; the Emperor, In
diana, Silver Spray and Dexter, for
New Orleansi p. w. Strader and
Louisiana, from New Orleans, aud
Gbormar from n;rosrro;
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
zrrA PSI CONVENTION

The Grand Chapter of the Zeta Psi College
Fraternity commenced ts 2lst annual session at the
Cooper Institute yesterday morning Beside the under
graduate delegates from chapters ia the principal liter
AIRY Institutions throughout the country, many prominent
mOmbers Of the fraternity residing IN the city ana at q
distance present and took part In the deliberations
The morning aud afternoon sessions were devoted To
secret deliberations tonchng the welfare OF the order
and the adoption OF measures FOR the government Of the
subordinate chapters The delegates all reported tho
societies they represented in hOur!sng condition,
aud with bright prospects FOR the future Several no"
chapters nave been instituted since the last annual meet
ing and petitions for charters presented from stu
dents of several colleges where no chapters exist
The fraternity has during the past year published an ee-
CANT catalogue OF all WHO have been members since the
Fraternity Was established, and small book OF poems,
written by members aud friends Of the Society.
In The evening, the delegates ana members
sat down 70 a sumptuous banquet "a which, however,
none but Zeta Psis admitted After full justice
had been done tile yiands sei before tbem the gentlemen
ycre called TO order and short secret session o! the
Chapter was held after which hour spent in re-
yvine the memory Of college days by singing again the
old songs rehearsDg the scenes and ucden5of student
life and cracking the old Jokes At late hour the ira
tenty adjourned after tue most ancient ana honorable
order
Tie Grand Chapter will continue It's session today,
commencing at 10 o'clock and many meInbcfs VINO
ala not arrive in the city Ia lime TO be present yesterday
Will claim their seats today
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
IMlfRIED.

cooVRpI ATron Tuesi.y Dee 80 a. the Church sfhe rraB'
f.uauou by the Rev Dr. Holgbon, MI NnhA1 :. o.'e o.
WsAlglon D. Z. 10 Miss Kas " FIAT Of New br snon' o
usLL-LowE-Ai Cipe. HIS on sanday, Dee T W 1ss Kew
Nn wake Mr. John W. Hall 10 Mss Emma Love
n.pTIy-PITrs-On weiueSr. Dee ~ in Middeevn ohns'
~ A tb. resaeBes ohs bri,es father by he her J. -
o,e, Allied D. Green pohI TO h oag daughter oil
Thomas ?. Pitts esd.
MraRAY-MlrCHELL-On Trpsr Dee p Il slu.tue L. l st|
house Of .hs parents hv The Rev ~ Csrreshr ~
asel by ~. Rev. Dr H. Tu.te WIN tils nrrH - AhfsN
lItchsu dal shier Of John +. ard A. }. u Mitchell
papuIy-sKELY-Ia Droolns Mas. Wednesday Dec
1I M de Rev c. Maurice Wines, JGhiA. Psrn u Nin 'sp
A daughter Of e. D. se.y esq, all ofNeS York No said1
Baltimore on Ihnfsas Dss ~
by ts Rev Milo Mihau, y. d., heuI T. srooa" bfOoHlu"
florence Gsnstson VI Baltimore.
woopKHNPSHALLot Tuesday. the 29ih ins- al ne sssasns
oft. he pArents hy TIE fe' jos W Dusa, u "h "Ov1
10 caIollle KsmpshalL sn Of BrookJn' l. l.
AH Notices Of Marriages nasi be indorted w''A fs''
name and address
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
nnMr.rIr MlRKErs-

s,7AsSAn Ca. Dee S-Ce,oa active rnd advanced iFla
sales, 3OFl Receipts. 2ol9 bales -
Rora steady Turpgtrs unchanged Tar sr 81 Cotton
S,y fE,sc,co Dec oFolr dur aad prices nominal Wheat
a$I U sales of choice shipping toe latter Sgae Legal ea
CaiSls,roy Dee 9ce,oa active; advareed e 'le' Of 400
Auorsrl Ga Coon marsei iong sales f62o bale.
E5am, Ala Dee aootoa market irregular ,ud excited through
ihe Jay sale. Of 800 bisi aidnS .ia4e receipts $40
IvosIs.s, bs, 5o-ceiio7 le higher Mdd.ngL seaGe
.ps .i sa,sas sigi uasbagsi Soar steady; Gom.
non 9dgc Pume "a ans, Yellow Clarified lJa Jic Moase'
cers srs White is Yeios 5ic ol. Zoe unchanged
s',e sS s2i PorG dner at 28 J5GB23 80 Bacon scarce
stoa,isn ietalagat iqte Clear h5 sds le Csir Si,i
Ceaee-tsf lii4'i; Pgge 70. Iie
>. 80 ssSsi5 isi'" IS Cotton a Hos "a soasas MsrofE s
Lsri-Iisrces iac sugar Cared hms,aie Balk Shoas lie
pera. flour $s75 Wheat 81 rs corin bulk tSs Oats Sc
Mssfa, Tenn Dee 9oCoiou fue a'l la22e receipts 9s
bales exports e?1 be. Foar unchanged Con e1qce 0al' %
Cs.r SJs isqaie Bas Meats DALI shoulders lie Clear sides
Cuc-o Dee 5G-EIebssy, New York quiet eias =. par
wlsa, aos ,9l sssy & ~ e ;1 ;SSps ~ sespag 70
location Eo2 Spring weak a. F 10 Con- d ,1iteenasi IgI!c
ot Ga and weak At d,,as q dic sale, i6e Re dul and
essy sass Of No ST. ~ Barley dsi aud aooPnz Af. %
,,rsus at ss1 cash, I'D *,s .oas97 'ei,I J'"HT.5
"a I'D. .sa Ts s1 s te & e. s s' a a .'' q A'
Sac l2e loor Dry san BELLE, il pAe1sdi & Sas & 'sA5 NS
~ S e srs AZ ! 10 7Jd dividing 200 ibA Live Hogs
noe sctye At al'slet Of gGlSci common 10
i a .d % - Beef dgl; Con Cows To Light steers
Mas Receipt, loda-l2 900 bills Flour 5000 bush What
y ~ cr ~ 900 uh Oat 6so0 bnsh Rye 200 bush. Bar
l.. n O lIs., sipnenls-O bills Four $50 Du'h wheat
SOC bu,b ioru 100 tu.h ols $500 bu' Rye 1000 baa Barley
ilt0 lIogs - ~, - IL. y.,lt,.
irg For s And Ia mpo demand; tuperine - s0d&b 3
T,trs 10 eJ0sT; Treble Egssto Fancy $50 SdfDO 20 Wheat
unchanged Com extremely dbl yellow and bite 62 a9e Fancy
sodIIe Oais du droop sales a. 5JU'l bareT queI anl
rre,snfei RE si 20asi& & Free WHISKY 9itn5e PoI fZs
Inik Ms,t, tfp Dr. konldsT loose f4dc Fny Cnre
ie clear Sides packed e f4y Cared 5lc Baeon-Ihe nu,
u vas snail Clear Sdes 1!t Shoulders ~ tae maTsd sdl
Tsrce I7I KeE lslt Hogs steady aud hrm al &9NSO;
pi.std to-day 400 beai Cias quiet With lsh .slBy segls
,s 1sd Nc 30 sros, Isssps ioday-l201 bbs Flour ItO
bnI Wheat 500 bach Con- 1850 bush oats Ol hush BiFsfs1"
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.

CIRCULAR TO REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEES
The Union League Club Committee, on whose
memorial Congress ordered investigation into alleged
election frauds. have addressed Circular note to the
Chairman of the Republican Committee in each county
OF the State advising them that the Select Congressional
Committee OF Seven. consisting OF the Hon. VIM Law
renee Chairman, with Austin Blair, Henry L. Dawes, o.
Dckey, Benz T. Hopkins, Lewis W.Ross, and AchaelC
Kerr who sitting here to investigated the natural
zaon and other frauds and Irregularities in our recent
election will presently begin to sit by subcommittee IN
different parts OF he State. The crculs adds:
We deem it important that the evidence OF frauds
IN your county should be arranged and ready 70 be pre-
sencd with much prOmptnoss ana eNactnoss as posi-
ble and beg 10 ask yOu TO send Immediately FOR
bretnOe Of the points which VIII be embraced ana the
NAMES OF the witnesses.
II has been and VIII continue to be aim to have the
evidence aeducod be complete and decisive, with view
OF collecting body Of proof In the Report OF the Com
mttet which, while it enlghtens Congress as to the
legislation proper 10 be had the subject OF naturaza
ton and the election Of Members Of Congress- may also
prove a convenient guide In the proceedings which 1t
bc found at time eXpedieut 10 re III TINS state
in reference 10 the frauds In the late election
The circular Is ssucd with the fall approval OF tho
Hon. Judge Henry r. Low, Chairman of the state Re,
publican Committee aud the county chairmen are called
upon 10 act promptly and advise the club committee
without delay OF the proof TO be found In their respective
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
MASONIC FRATERNrTY-ANNUAL ELECTIONS
The several Lodges Of the Masonic Fraternity


continue 20 hold annual elections The Iodgos that have
recently held elections are the following;
Mariners Lodge No. 67-Stewart !. Mclver VI; John
glrsdy ir s. W. Jacob Ewald, j. ". ElAs W. Dnoley,
Treas Sewall r. FISK Sect Charles H. IIa0n, - D
BENJAMIN f. Ferris j. -. a. H. Graham, George K0sen
mai George A. scheyeIin&, Trustees John sbfady Jr,
Charles r. Ellison, Benz +. Ferris, Finance committee
gcprv " Nester Tilei y. Clarke, Organisi.
,s.-icns Todge No 5s ,.-Reeycs T. Sclmes NJ. Fred.
Fitzpatiick 8. " George Twss, j. W. James Grnths,
Tfes-: Clay Lanius. sec H. {. Prescott. = H.; Peter
A Crawford, j. ID. /; Wm. II. Coleman and George W.
Revea NJ. Cs; A. w. ClawsOn aud Joseph Jenner, 80
fhe Rev. J. g. Wakeey Chap james D Egberi M. W.
A. JOhusOn H. B. Dibbe, and ID. 4. Samson, trustees
aud John Knight Tier. ..,, -. +,
n ing Master j. w. sinIOnsOn. Senior warden g. e.
tsudeyeer Junior Warden; ID. L. Cawson, Treasurer
Ir NJ Clark Secretary The following officers were re-
sppOnfed Charles Il. Beare Senior Deacon; George l.
Coyne Junior Deacon; j. g. Wlnant 11ler. -.
flight WorenipfA Brother J.. r. Prince, Ds'fict Deputy
Grand Master installed the officers OF Jamaica IL ~
Iodge No $40 Free and Accepted Masons, on TUESDAY
evening The PRINCIPAL officers are j. H. BilnckefhO.
Master: Charles H. Stevens Senior Warden; D. b. lSoD-
ertson. Junior Warden; B. B Wood Treasurer; e. 3.
Ayman, Secretary an, -. c.,,,o.oia
On saturday evening last the officers OF Cornucopa
odge Free and Accepted Mas0ns, we're lnsiailed Dy
Riglt Norshipfu L. Bradford Prince, District Depuiy
Grand NHster Ihls Lodge now contains over iVV 'neh
her, and is IN q most fourishing condition.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
MEETING OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

An adjourned meeting of commercial travel
ers or agents engaged in selling by sample IN ahe Va'
GUS cities and towns Of the country 10 ~Ac
- a., ,o., and roos, expedious manner OF procuring
rcneal OF the license laws now IN force IN many toN,
Whereby they arc compelled to pay exorbtnnl piccs o
ccn as ycnders was held at the Astor House este
dav MIR s. A. Hnnes presided and there were lhrge
nunber of travellers In attendance The committees ap
Zen Eyarts reported that they had seen 'hat
ecutlernan, who said that he was oppo'ehh ho,n9 ~
ne nres@nt state Gud municipal iaWe as nelnk
ana conflicting and cited the case OF ths Stnto
passing Law taxing brokers onehai per cent, "SS
@ oy hy,iSh INN and defeated IN tho State courts a!d
n@ver Carried higher the general laws OF one elHo
goyornDg another la hs opinion. lho nu, @ 90 &c II
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
THE ERIE WAR.

Judge Caldozo has given the following decl-
io an the mo, on made incidentally on the argument OF
te motion to yaeae Judge sutherands orders to suS-
pend the appeal from these orders:
1T Is anifestly jast aud proper that pend1g ho 10
tlo 10 vacate an order the moving party shouu oS %
cccd 10 prepare to argue his appeal from tht orus
and h. defendant ought not, as Suggesed " pisinn
counsel 10 be required 10 withdraw the present. alI'
scsse i'm ease of an adverse decision upon TINS MOTION
lie defendant II the time 20 appeal from the Original y,
der lad then OK pred mght be femediless Nshcr pag @
can be harmed, except To The extent OF tho uay ~ III
srn by The stay asked for and which Is obviously hkn
The order Ia therefore granted"
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
DIED.
AN Notices Of
name and dddrssa

c.pyIrU Arlon Tue.y Dee 20 MaTv the beloved 40 Arf
e ,,rurhss IT, Of seiah and Safh ot'u!u
pslet,,,, .ad friends fuv respectfully in'ned
,ssl Al he Por.ylhLds Char.h on sautAy 'Ah J. '
o'clock. =.
Liberty Pss Y. oH Sunday morning Dee ~
Nathaniel GidsrseeYe. 10 the sSth year OF hs age
oApRFTsoyIn Wednefav morning Dee 30 Annie e'fenon
lst d.sshter Of Sarah ani the late john s. GGetson
% si ends ibs faulty invited 10 attet1 ths haeta
al H. residence Other unce ~ ant No " ns' ifsAV-"
A on saturday J,u. O. al Ioi o'clock a m
.wtRy an W.ins,lay Dec 3d. Iohn Liwsry aged ts years
Yhe relatives iirud Of te sm5 arc frtpettllly nl ~
IL IaneIa Dr Atauss Obnseh, eorne 81 ~
N,IissRsFe.. w sa,gIlAI slIslegsa. Al 20 Sl-A
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
TILE KAPPA ALpHA socmrY.

The annual meeting and banquet Oi the Kappa
AIpha Society held at Delmonico's on Monday eve
ming and numerOusly attended by graduate mem
hers as well as by delegations from colleges in which
branches have been established This Is the oldest among
college secret societies The solemn ceremonies OF iiI
ton Were peifOrined, snd several members connected
with The new branch recently organized IN Cornell U-
yerttV were inducted iuO the mysteries OF Kappa Alp
There were speeches and songs, ana the eVeub passed
away in the most deli ghttnl manner
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

sTrLEsA kingston T. Wednesday Dec 90 May widow Of
Alexander stiles
Funeral sss Church Nsnsroneck at o:I5
o'clock Saturday Jan lnerment At Flushing train leaves
TWENTY seyea,hsL at returning leaves Aamsroneck At "
and l5
WHITMAgsg-Tn Booiyn WEDNESDAY the 10th inst oscarls.
fever lenry Lee only child Of Henry and Carrie H. Wi1nsrsh,
aged year, 10 months and 20 DAYS
The relatives friends Of the amy respectfully Invited TO attend
the luera the residence Of his grandfather Abraham Legget
no zI9 Adelph-st Friday. Jan. !, 1862 at 10 Am
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

REy. WI II. FULLER of Pittsburgh, has had
q Grover & Baker Sewing Machine In his family over Il
years during which time IL did not cost one dollar for
repar he says has done the sewing for family OF
eight persons most Of the tine and Is sti running
smoothly likely do good service for years TO come
IL B unnecessary TO add that lie believes the Grover
Baker to De the very best Machine ~ for family
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF sUPEnvsoRs.

AT q regular meeting of the Board OF Super
vsors yesterday afternoon-belug the final meeting OF
the yoar-the District Attorney lr :. d. Norris pre-
sented a communication, In which he recommends that
the salaries Of himself and subOrdinates be fixed at
uniform rate excluding all fees. resolution attached
fixed the salary OF the District Attorney at S'U Deiig
increase OF S50O and or the iOur Sonspes et.acou
10 his Office N 81 800 year each. The resolution was
adopted. The Committee on Penitentlares presented
their annual report showing the expenditures OF thal
Institution during the past year, TO be S4PNli 20
The total number Of persons supplied with ioOd daly
during tho wear 2 and the average cost per day OF
egch was Il $500 The entire cost Of the Institution was
s304s &c. or e. 20 per week for each person The eX
pense OF maintaining the Institution was $4,000 less tha
The previous year. The communication was received
and placed on lille. The Committee on Accounts OF sn-
annual report OF Tire Superuondents reported that they
had examined The same aud found tho amounts OF eNpe
dture therein specified correct Tire total amount eN
pcuded during the ye8r was S750O0 and an additional
expense OF S729 30 entaed by Of the failure
oil sone OF the eonractOrs for groceries to tuhl ther
contracts The report was adopted report was SUD
mttcd by the Committee Accounts OF the stoiekeCeF
NJ me Amth6hse for The year ending July 81 1860 The
stock on hand end We amont m ,{ H. soo9s S6. dS lS
ycred during the year SljG 50; balance on hand sept
l34 90 The report was adopted The Law Commit
tee whom referred the certificate OF T. NJ Evans
and others for building the bridge over the Newtown
Creek reported that In accordance with tho laws o le6s
tho cost Of constructing sud bridge Should nor ehSera
$4,000, that the ComnIssioncrs, nlmedlaey on mhklnS
said contract should inform the Slperysor VI the tact
and they should incorporate nall oI the CONTRACT price
with ithe general taxes ana pay tho haihs % tno
mssloners. Te Committee further STATE that no money
can raised expended except for the per diem allow
ance OF the Commissioners The entire amount OF the
statement presented Is S2Igi including $1,000 for tempo
rary bridge and various other allowances ehirely IN
warranted by law also sjTt Tor Conm sloheIs sa.acS
10 tho Law Committee Of the year 1902 when appointed
except Tire Of $1,000. which they advise to be paid
Complimentary resolutions adopted. 10 tho Presi-
dent, clerks, and others, aud the Board adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

shape and bring 70 before him. which he would then
give h written opinion IL was decided 20 employ emf
nent counsel and make the Of Mr Ward who sn0w
held I'm $500 bail the City Of Baltimore for exhibiting
sample goods case and press ii through the courts
II announced that subscriptions lad been received
from the hardware merchants 10 the amount OF s5o
Mr. Hurd uf the firm Of Hard HoughtOn was elected
Treasurer and after the transaction Of some minor bns
ness tho meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
TILE NATIONAL GUARD.

The following military organizations have
been mustered out Of service by general order having
failed 20 comply with General Orders No H. current Sc
RES which required them to forward muserout rolls TO
the Adiutant General The 32d SD, 3h Gsh 7sth g5th
and Nth ReginAuts: Company ID, 18th; ana OF lhe
10th; A. B &, and Of the 18th: a, Il, ana OF the
Bat c of the 43d Of tie SD; oi the 0Ithi 4, D T.
H. II and 0f the fist h OF the Sith; j. III, aud of the
sGth Of the slst and ol the 9Zd +. q, ana o
the 98th and all the Companies Of the l0Tth Regiment
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
TILE REy. sYLyEsTER MALONE.

The Rev. Sylvester Malone, the eloquent and
esteemed pastor OF the Roman Catholic Church Of Saints
Peter and Pau Brcckyn. L. d., sails today FOR The
South in the steamship saragossa The health OF n the
reyerend gentleman IL very much impaired anu by al
wee of Ills physician he Will spend the Winter IN Fofla
During the lie Father Malone was an eneISelie au
oce Of tho Union cause and for 25 years has been an
earnest advocate OF liberty f0r all men lilo Leaves VITA
te et wishes of the citizens Of the district Yesterday
many members 0f his congregation anu se'na % .
moi 9f ms Church united IN presenting him with tsst
nonial of respect and affection.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

anything tangible Tho earliest rocks Of which
We have any knowledge depOsited'by the ocean
under conditions similar to those which exist The
conditions or tho currents the that
they have been from the earliest time. From the earliest
history Of the American continent from the earliest his
tory of any other know that the currents baye
prevailed as they prevail, moving nOrthward and
sOuhward; and here, at least the transporting power
has generally been from the north toward the south and
west; and have abundant evidence thai al the mate
rals composing continent have been derived IN that
way from the Transporting agency OF currents OF
alone.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
pr,pyryG OF A SILVER PALACE CAR

Yesterday one of the Silver Palace I,ms' IN,
ovynsd hv me New York and NewiIaren Nalipha |o,
env taok ire a the ldcpOt at Twenty tybeyehthStp NJ NJ
~ss almost entirely DESTROYED Loss about toVpI w. rey
insnred The nre IL said 70 have been caused W Is
NJ the apparatus by means on wlich ING cnt %
caeed 6e other Si yer Palace ear Owned Dy lhs u .
pany was badly daUlagcd by IRE Ia Boston '"V'' '
aUs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

HArav. De- 9Ecbangr Lonon, IL fi3 Pes cent rreminr
On Paris l per premium; tie nie Siies, 2" days fsh
eurrenr peF dcouli shou sht j. Jer crns discount
Larl Is buoysri At lL!c Bacon bra at !ec pci h
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

The Patullo case was brought to q summary
Termination yesterday. consent to DISCONTINUE the
proceeding was given BY the Public Admin srator ana
The mandanus issued against the Surrogate ceases 10
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

MooRE's RURAL NEw-YoRKEI.-This popu-
ar paper has been greatly enlarged aud improved Its
publication Office has been removed to New-}ork, and
the sCW -Ioaf OIgts ,..d~r fa~orabio auspiccs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Sy.iHl gstias.
The Great Success.

Tho expression, OF .s,ctoO bestowed By the p By the trade
ty readers npon the Illuminated
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
The ygR LATEST EUROPEAN MARkrr REPORTS
MEsT IYpIA MARgRrs.

PlEi, Dee JlIbe Boarss closed Sinners Reues 7o,. l3c
H,rsr Coitoa oel active ir Tres Ornars oh spot AID
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

Holiday Presents.
SOMETHING BETTER THAN DIAMONDS
Tn. BBsr sad acceptable
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
, man eau max. 10 hi, rils or ebldr,ub
LIFK INSURANCE POLICY IN
rHp HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL tiFE INSURANCE coMPANf
No. a3I Broadway. New York
Am,u sY.i IS obtain Policy OF
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
, m IA fl Tor Sass M paid for yearly payments Of SJ5
..,b, or IN resrly payment. during life Of Sle3 a.
lps,r,pes ca s,.ry other plan equally moderate
D. D. I. MARSHALL, Prssilsns
srAsssr et, secree.ll ..ll-------------------
Holiday Presents.
ARARg OPPORTUNITY
p,st ,bOut the i OF Jsaair' sss p'so '
an, A, nxr.,r our sp.udpd wholesale stock Of
CHRoxos AND FRAMES srERRoscorEs AND WE'VE
ALBUMS CARvgD BRACKETS, ts
RsH T. ANTHONY Co.
| a. Eebels Bloch ~" wi '""
| Call early ----- -
pIn,nles ,nltrhouni, RlnEwOrm snd al e9s9eoss s1g
ue a ra by using the JCNPk TAR soAt msae % NA2 HpsA
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
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RURAL. LITERARY AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
New Sork Marker.

New YORK, July IL.
COTTON-A shade lower; sales of
1000 bales ut BE for middling uplands.
Closed dull and &c lower.
WHEAT-Nominally lower: shippers
insist upon further material decline.
RNE--Dull; sales at 13al -.
OATS-Qniot; sales NJ SIC in store,
and saaS6c alloat.
CORN-Dull; sales ut 0SIl 10 for
new mixed western aiioat aud II for
old mixed western iu store
PORk-Firm; sales of 2Il barrels
mess At - II, buyers at seven days; $50
barrels mess, sellers option for August,
at - -. and closing with buyers at
y - and sellers At - II, cash and reg
$lar.
BEEF-Steady and with a moderate
demand.
CUT MEATS-Firm aud with fair
inquiry.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull, sales at lsalsic for fair
to prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and without any de-
cidcd change.