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CHINA MARKETS.

SHANGHAE, May 26, via SAN FRANCISCO June o.
Gray shirting, 50 TO 81 lbs weight taels &c 2
taels 30c per pieces white shrtings, SO to ~ reeds
taes 45c. taes soc. per piece; cloths a 7
lbs. weight, tael Soc to taels &C. per piece lon
ellis scarlet taels per prece; American drills, 4
taeis 10c. taes 20c. per pieces do. shirngs taes
csc. taels Soc do jeans, tails 4Oc. taes 55c
THE SILK season Ia nearly closed; the new crop is
expected In time to ship with advices by next Eng
ish mail Contracts are said to have been made at
$50 to $50 taels for No. Tsatees. Settlements since
the 18th Of April are 740 Chinas and 1913 Japans.
Total for the season, 49, lao Chinas and 1889 Japans
EXPORTS to the United States from Shangnae from
June to date, 0O7 bales.
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49. HSy sss sa. s.x Ha fh
fOkIsMOtT TIL, June 2o-Arrved, schrs Brockhiii,
snSn. eaa wa;sS a Cara . As cA'rs
Hno Morning STAR y9ch Philadelphia Anna
Y7thArriyed, sehrs Minnesota Phinney, Philadelphia
.PRoyipEScE June AITSeg sshs Minnesota Phinney.
Philadelphia for Pswucket Woodruff Snms Pharo Phila-
Henry cssiSa sSosIe Baldwin, Barker
sS Success, Richards Nswburg soop Housatonic, Smith,
rEsldn Sa
P.ssr rhn.dslPha Amos Esfs9burg Terrell d9 Mia
9ass, Raymond New brunswick, MI Wind Warwick, do
Arrived schrs Maggie Chadwick, Chadwick, Charles
sis:a ns'
ws,.s9 Hsasi Andsr:sn, Doyle Sso
Harriet levi: kssSsi Jane. as soai:, nG. ds:
AsSn FFS1sSs; fsyor Fowler ssspaTd
NJ. rf 'OOp' Blackstone, siuiss Sfori; Hun Huh.
s r.
BrunswA s Gyssas Jane Ball Charger and Aid:
ss:s:; s;Ss @ isa;; =: %ss
3 SyG1 DsF E'"'t Ellsworth
tS' ba ss. hSy N"
S Saa 's s.el.: % %
ss A s
Yor ssoS sshs B.
vs sssgg ss
drangea Prentice, NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5Z--Arrived, bark PenwhrBrl,
Napon Liverpool via Co uImbo; brig Ibrs Howes TAHITI
SAVANNAH, June 25-Below, schr w 3 Docharty, from
Providence, bound to Jacksonville.
29th-Cleared brig James Crosby, New Haven.
SALEM, june 4-Arived- sedona, Holbrook, Port
Johnson James Bliss, HATCH and Mary HARRIS crowley,
Elizabethport; II p Gushing, TORY, Rondout.
Sailed sehr Sidney Price, Godfrey, PJhsdaEhi sc.
Johnson Smith, Phladspha; ADMIRAL Stssllmsn.
j = simmons smith Lizzie d Small, 1ice Traveller,
Adams Sinnickson, Dickerson Philadelphia; wtiam
McComb, Chapman, Amboy; Golden Rule Sylvester, do
Crabtree, Gordon, Elizabehport Tinker, Standby, To-
SNh~Arrvsd, Brig Robin, Hopkins, AmbOy; schr II L.
Slaght, Wlletts, Philadelphia
Sailed-Schr Ruth Shaw, Shaw, Philadelphia.
2Sth-Arrved, schrs q Babcock Smith, and w Tiers,
Hoffman, Philadelphia; May Day, Adams, kondout; Jesser
Gay Hoboken
TAUNTON, June 26-saled, schr Samuel Crocker Pres
WlLMiNGToN NC, June as Cleared, brig AIuata (Br,.
Andrews, Cardenas.
18th Arrived, steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, NYork.
WARREN, June 25-Arrved, schr Daniel Morris, Hem
mingway, Elzabethport.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Progress of the Election-The Democrats Still
Ahead.
JACKSON, June 90, 1868.
The second day of the election has closed here
with radical majority Of GIG in this county, where
there is registered colored majority Of l, 7O0 The
election will not close throughout the State for
several days. Full returns have been received from
but few counties. Some Of the radical stronghOds
have been heard from. The majority for the demo-
Gratis up to this time Is IL, 1855.
The radical newspaper at this place says that In all
the counties where the democrats have received a
majority the election must be declared illegal and
void, although there Is not single outrage known
to the public.
The ocial organ OF the radical party in this State
has suspended publication.
The polls at vicksburg were kept open till ten
O'Clock on Saturday night by General Mcdowell,
against the earnest protests OF the citizens.
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TENN

The Attachment Of Funds Sent to New York
to Pay July Interest-Railr0ad Changes.
NASHVILLE, June 20, 1868.
The intelligence o. the attachment OF the funds
sent to New York by the State and railroad COM
panies to pay the July interest causes much ndigna
ton. Suits will be Immediately instituted to enjon
the Board Of Finance from issuing any more new
bonds.
Negotiations are In progress to lease the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad to the Nashville ana
Chattanooga Railroad Company. The directors OF
the latter road will decide the matter tomorrow.
Ringwalla who was shot in Memphis on Saturday
night by Sergeant Brown In attempting to rescue a
friend from the police died on Sunday night. Mr..
Brown was acquitted.
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Gle AIRED

CIEARED
s,..s, r,, n, w .L,. m, r,,,.,,. r,r.rooi Of.
O n,c washington 'Dr' iooc"'' h'erp'o' via
steamship Holsasa No), Ehlers Hamburs-Kunhards
Co s;,..,,.,,r r,.ncon,. s,.--.., por,,.,a Anna.
snip ssnhy'Vn, az, rAnams-SL mercnan' ~. a
wendt.
Earl Teresa 'D"cnh oahe' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rhelp'
p-,s..... .,.x..su. ,y,> v..,.n G, c-o,, poch.
ma nnueo''s A'eAAn''A 'DAhh 'eruon' " ''o'A"
Brig Keystone, Barter, Cadiz-J W Elwel A CO..
CRY Dr' 'o'h AAy'o"' "'haso'' NS-''A"'"' '"p"'-'
~. y N v.,.s. uhu.-.-. n. uu.. A uor,h,oc
scnr c. H $1,000 wnsmors "a s.sSs,
pa, wSns v ~ n.nne'sS AAAnn~" ~A1
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Mary McNuty got very
drunk last night and at ten O'Clock rushed down to
the foot OF Leroy street and threw herself into the
North river. Daniel DAILY and policeman OF the
Twenty eighth precinct rescued her. She was taken
to the station house, when it was discovered that
one Of her legs was broken and she was removed to
Bellevue hospital.
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YACHT CAPsIzED IN THE RrvER.-Abogt seven
O'Clock last evening the Williamsburg ferryboat ran
into and upset the yacht Sophia or pier No. 50 East
river. The owner. James Dalton, Of Eiehty-third
street. and six Of his frendswere board, but were
fortunately. rescued from drowning by two small
boats from Brooklyn, manned by James Mclaughlin
Samuel Osborn, Nicholas Mccormick and James Nc
Cormick. The Sophia was rghtcd and towed to
pier No. as East river.
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STREET CAR AccIDESr.-Frank Smith last night
was badly hurt by falling under Second avenue car
at the corner OF sixtysixth street and Second ave.
nue.. Taken to Bellevue HosDltai.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
DENMARK.

The Territorial Cession to the United States.
COPENHAGEN June %, 1868.
The delay in completing the transfer Of the island
OF ST. Thomas to the United States represented to
be accidental.
The King has intimated that Santa Cruz win also
be disposed Of to the United States as soon as the
claims OF France in connection with that island are
settled.
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FRANCE.

Change In the Legation at Washington.
LONDON, June 20, 1858.
NJ c. Vicomte de st. Ferriol, First Secretary of
the French Legation at Washington, has been re-
called by his government He will be accredited to
England In the same capacity.
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Explosion of a Drying Cylinder In a BostOr
Cotton Batting FactOry-TwO Girls Seriously
Injured.

BOSTON, June %, 1868.
The bulkhead OF the drying cylinder in the cotton
batting factory Of Thomas H. Durham, at l63 Harri-
son avenue, in this city, exploded this afternoon
badly damaging the roof and other portions Of the
building. Two girls named Sarah whalley and
Mary Robinson. at work in the factory, were
badly injured, the former, it Is thought,
fatally. The cylinder head was thrown through the
side OF the factory and the front OF small wooden
dwelling house adjoining but, fortunately, without
injury to any OF the inmates, ali OF whom had mar
row escape. The building and machinery were
damaged to the amount OF So, 900 or $4,000.
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SsEw ~ I w he tn city % Ss sSs.s
dren daughters the trustees and of his estate
IN
on es hs OF Henry ss
been taken BY their mother to Brunswes Germany in the
ian fs$y %
As william ssiaway sboa. leaving with family FOR
Europe Nay last were by ns m se
from Germany and put them in her custody as guardian
rsesps Judicial After William stenxsy
left ws: s 1. 70 be msSs
that he had been lnaihful in the administration Of his
had conveyed properly far below its value
S .S and Go n
and that dsproof win % stated TO correct any hostile
& his s s real
estate used IN their business, a. manufacturer Of piano,
LIQUID NJ !:
the
in two "a wsy. was stipulated
Of the inventory and Valuation should be by
% taking bs S
appraised BY appraisers be named for that Th:
executed By the their wives seal 1883
T. which they describe all p. real owned and used BY
vision :~'i hereby nominate Rudolph Wthaus Louis
Or s sssh e he s . he de
the torms and conditions the said CO.
partnership articles conainsd The tst will of Charles
Withaus Berger appraisers The surviving part
nominated appraisers on their part and acuesced
made the deceased partners The last
nua inventory and statement signed by all the members
Of the firm the 18th Of February isSt And 70 the
appraisers selected By the deceased partners spec-
6caly estimated each part Of the real estate
dota down the aggregate value In their written
appraisement made In May 1855 at &266o being an in
In their inventory made three months
In this increased valuation the surviving part
acquiesced The appraisers afterwards appointed by
of New York took the the amount
Henry Senwas estate dervabe from the value of his
Der, 1887 William senwxys final account, executor OF
Henrys estate approved by the Surrogate the widow
being duly cited the infant heirs being duly represented
by guardian ad litem appointed BY the Surrogate for
the purpose Of the accounting. The value OF Charlie:
in the same way. All this having been done, William
Steinway, executor and trustee OF Henry Stein
his oneouh OF the estate to the senior
Of the firm Henry Stenway, Sr and A. executor
and Of Charles Seinway conveyed his onefourth in
fourhs having acquired for the surviving members
Of the rm the father Of the oneourfhs back
William Steinway All lawyers and most aymen viii
formal and
to perfect the title to the partnership property In the suvfv
ing partners conformity with the articles of coparner
Senway accounted for the value Of the shares OF the
the heirs and legatees Of their respecve
Senway Hall built by the survivors more than
decease Of the partners This explxna
is made by counsel because OF Mr. William steinways
N'''"S " JOSHUA n. VAN COLT.
JAMES ESCHwEGE
NEW YORK, June %, 1863.
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GERMANY.

American War Vessel at Hamburg.
HAMBURG June 20. 1858.
the United States screw steamer Swatara, of the
European squadron. arrived at this port yesterday.
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Port OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1868.

The onlce Of the Herald yachts IL a whitehall slip.
All communications from and consignecs TO the
of inward bound will be forwarded free Of
charge.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 29.-The steamship Smidt,
Captain Racheu, sailed from Bremen on the 26th In
slant for New York.
QUEENSTOWN, June 29.-The steamship City of New
York, from New York June u.s. arrived at this port
Yesterday.
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PENNS YlVANIA.
Sentence Of six Men for Evasion Of the In.
ternal Revenue Laws.

tcrnaI Revenue LAWS
PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1868.
This morning Ambrose Kehoe. william NJ. Cooper,
7. L. Coward, George Hammond, william Rice and
Joseph j. Orr charged with removing spirits from q
distiery other than United states bonded ware
each Of them to undergo an imprisonment Of one
year In the penitentiary, except Orr, who received
eighteen months Cooper Is the well known founder
OF the Cooper shop volunteer refreshment saloon
which rendered such patriotic service during the
war to soldiers. Active efforts are already being
made tn secure their parion nv the President.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with neatne quiekness and despatch twenty-five per ced
cheaper than at other printing establishment ia me sX
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLiSai-
MENr, W Nassau street.
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Ncafncs., Economy and Despatch, Combined
Of orders Metropolitan JOB Printing Estar-
IshmenI. 81 Nassau street.
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Hill, the Iniu,itabie Hair Cutter, studio 266
sold by all druggists.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs Cnshed In
cold and information furnished by T. de Orhuela Co.,
Bankers, Ia Cedar street, New York.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-Ths Best In tho
world Tho only perfect Dye harmless, reabe instAnsAr
neous. Factory Is Bond street.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Houors to the. Late Admiral Bell and Lieu.
tenant Commanders Reed and Mckenzie.
BosrON, June 20. 1858.
oicial honors to the remains OF Rear Admiral Bell
and Lieutenant Commanders Reed and Mckenzie,
which will be removed from the Navy Yard to-mor-
row. funeral cortege win accompany the bodies
through the city TO the depot and minute guns will
be nred.
Heavy Verdict for Personal Injuries Against
the New York and Norwich Transportation
Company.
BOSTON, June 49, 1868.
In the case OF DR.. John Flint OF Boston, against
the New York and Norwich transportation Company
10 recover for the loss Of Of his legs occasoned
by the discharge OF musket IN the hands of q
Uued States soldier, board OF one OF defendants
steamboats, in June 1854, the jury rendered verdict
for the plaintiff for $4,000
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Garnet Jewclry-A Fresh As.ortmcnt just
received at OSBORNE T0wNsENDs, 5H Broadway, cor
OF Spring street.
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CircuInrs of Every Description and Notices
mestings printed IN the nes.es possible manner
other similar place In the city, At the METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, VI Nassau street
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The Fourth Of July Festivities are TO be thts
wear OF an unusually imposing character and The streets q
New York will overflow with patriotic crowds. KNOX, the
halter however Ia Of the situation, and at No ga
Broadway Fulton street. prepared With his Non
parc Hat 70 give browning glory "a every eeeS
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LORfN BROOKS a SONS,
ga Broadway, corner Howard street.
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A.-Jeners Offers Extraordinary Bargains
Ladies' Misses Chidren's Boots and Shoes JET
FERs 1856 and broadway, opposite st. James, Hoffman
and Fifth Avenue Hotels
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E.tablished I'm 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Jsb
Printing Establishment. VI Nassau street
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An Importing House Retailing GeutIemen,s
Furnshngs WALLS A Fulton street, a. prices never wit
messed In This city.
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Abby Your Hats from Burke, Of 12S Full.
ton street. His styles worn by the bon ton.
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Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured wholesale and retail also applied a No
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A..NatiOual American Sharpshooters' Cobbler.
During the schuetzenfest Committee Wines adopted
Zimmerman and Cos. Catawba wines for cobblers and
table use Wholesale and retail depot n Duane street.
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For the Best Hats at Popular Prices 70 60
VAIL, fashionable halter, 1H Fulton street.
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A.-Phalon's ssPaphian Soap Possesses tho
same properties the "Paphan Lotion" IS centa cake
II will not chap the skin; 10 invauabls for the TOILET,
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FRECKLEs, PISPLEs, fan, SALT RHEux, EKYsIP-
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For First Class Printing of Every Descrip.
go TO the Metropolitan job Printing Estaoiishmen
Nassau street.
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A.-Heaven's Specific for Indigestion. Tho
the Settler Spa surpassed In efficacy as sto
achic pureatiye general Alternative by TARkANTS EF
FERV EsCENT sELfZER APBRIENT, Its economic subst-
tute, charged with all s medicinal elements unaioyed with
useless earthly matter. Sold BY abdruggists.
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wiss, Toupses and Ornamental Hair.-neee
quality Aar Dys and Hal pIsaS. "a eolorA o. sAlSHht
LORH. ld Dona street.
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shipping Notes.

The Herald steam yacht Jeanette her trip from
Sandy Hook Saturday night had board several Sandy
pilots from outward bound vess fishing party that
becamed in the bay and band Of musicians from
Island who had been playing at fair and who were
too late for the ferry boat
The pilot of the british steamship Malta, Mr. Charles War.
ner arrived yesterday morning. reports 2h inst in lat Al
between lon 81 and 49, passed Herald yachts Nos
Hope, (Abm Leggsttl II &c Blunt), l3Francs Per-
kinsA IS tJohn Jones), and 81 (wm AspinwalD.
American Shipmasters' Association.
NO. 81 WALL sTRsET-RooNs %, Is AsD27.
The following approved have received commissions
from this association
Captans-550, Alfred FMcIntyre, bark Transit (mate);
55I Andrews, brig Almata: 55l2 Michael Usna
5s3 Louis Warren brig Eizsbeth Fisher; 65lt John
Moard ship Ironsides (mate 56l5 Lyman Robbins
brig Grace l6, Alexander stark, steamer Isaac Bell
(nate) b5I7 Henry Barker schr Susan Stctson $500,
Andrew Brown 5522 Charles Burns, bark Minnie Camp
bell s52s, Joseph LYNCH schr Hawkins lmate 5b27,
nston s5g John Nicholson schr D.ryea SSas Andrew
t5s Robert White, brig Rivals ssSs, John Jack, brig
Greenough
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The Famous Coruer-01 Nassau Street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan job Pynsns Bssabshmsnk
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Fa OF Adelaide
Hams. Ho. Tor EiuaSe.hport John Aidrich, saunders
ssth"Arriyed schr General Grant, Fitzgerald, Philadei
NEW HAVEN, June Arrived, .chr: Mary Tice Tice,
EinabshgO, belmont Gales AToyo Chsnnesy 5. John
ass Do JAM. GOrsSm South south Am Am,
s so %SEs Por Johnson
P%fERxbELPHx june r. fx-Arrv,d steamship star
Union. Soci''S New oTssn. y. Havana BARI
ss"ss % S
schrs Elizabeth Masss barnes Portland 0lum, scov
~.
Hsy~SsS JSss
M:nE Hsss
krS and Hf1 Phelps. E. o1
.sn, IadlsS, Jessie wilson, Connsliy gO.,Sn I..a
TssSs ps o ysnSs ss
T9.ss Ss. Boston, sSTs F s
h"s a soSs ys A Ss
chase Fan River Ann Cannon Cobb Ess, cr%sags
f PROM HaS co%pen and
Boston John croshtord Briggs, NeTpor hqp,e,
fa s sys. ~.
Emf, sSxs Can F sd$sss P.si
camSrdgs Burnley Williams SsS S ss.
d sS ossy H s"s P Pas Gibbs Minnie
Kinnis Parsons Providence; W DILLON, Ladsm, and A
LEWIS f psi 1 following Vessels ar. DE-
snsd at the XIV brss water Hows Tor
Bangor Timothy Field duo schr. En,s smiths for
for caa. soaTdmsn Tor sssod
for ,,. e. fg' Psasa ro% iss
Providsucs; Partridge, from aeorss,own, DC, for
PORTLAND, Jun. s7--Arrvsd Brig. lsh Putnam. Car
tsnas. Paragon shuss, Philadelphia schr conAn ross
cssrsd-.n.,s. AUGUST. Small, o'Br,sa4 cssnfaseos
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CASH TIQW3Er"
FOWLER l& MCDONALD
1868. SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, 1863.

r. iA KNEE SURE in announcing
TOR The Ladies'
WV "o"Ao
DRESS GOODS
Grenadines Berage Combrs
N1 """"" "'o
GOODS.1n minis .
oe found the Hats
Ornaments
we Dress
BAZAAR
WHITE G0ODSIn
Hosiery French Cosct, l - 'H "''''
Real Eno
kercheE
DgMESIlG DEPA TMENT
Osnabug
HOUSE URNSHING GODScchd
IT iT T,fp DEH Napk Wndow Damasks
De
Hosiery ' ~
Account and cy Paper Envelopes ~ ~ 'S'
S Smn & have made p Shoes Shoes specially and
have Yeti "NoO "O0S'
Ccker,
0ut 81 our business that ~
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tegratetp pleas ~ N0N N"N W"
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'NoT1.G,,Ea.

II HEREBY forwarn any person from trad.
=. n ipg Jar Haes payable to james Cresswsll
due about the lst December, 1867. The monar
has been offered and refused, and I dora in
tend paying the said note unlsss compelled by
law. JOHN WIiKISsON -
April -, 1865, i, T. H.HlI II IV7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-01
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Co.
lumbuS & Indiana Central
Railway Company.

OFFICE OF THE
COLUMBUS & INDIANA GENITAL RAILwAY Co.
CoLUABUs, o., December 10th. 1867.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
IA ERS of the above named Company will be
held at the office of said Company. in the city Of
Columbus, Ohio. on
Friday, the l7th day of January,
1855, l
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
2. NJ, to vote upon a contract made by the Board
of Directors of said Company, and ratified by said
Board at its meeting on the 4th of December, 1867
with the Chicago Great Eastern Railway Com
Consolidation Of said Companies and Their roads,
property, &C., into one company and corporation
and such other matters relating thereto or may
come before them.
By order of the Board of Direcrors.
decl7-d2wkwtd Secretary.
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THE JOURNALIST.


Bent forward, with shufaing gait, hat
on the back Of his head, has thin, light
locks struggling about his ears, his linen
spotless, but awry. his pantaloons too
short, his boots large and fiat, stumbles
Horace Greeley, the best known man in
America. His coat is full of papers
that present their printed margins to the
air. His eye is turned inward, seeing
some of the many who bow and say,
"Good morning. Mr.. Greeley" Uncon-
scious, abstracted, full of ideas, and re-
solved on endless work, he plunges be-
low Chambers street, across the City
Hall Park, toward the Tribune office,
the1chief god of his idolatry. He glances
9uiekens his step, and disappears in
~ r., "a -Sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-01
THE TRAGEDIAN.

Striding heavily and pompously in
the direction of Broome street, with the
traces of disease in his giant frame, his
brow massive and moody, his chin like
a prize fighters, a curl OF scorn and Bit
terness about his lips, is Edwin Forrest,
the great American tragedian. He is on
bis way to rehearsal at the Broadway
Theatre, and he PAGES the sidewalk as if
it were the Roman forum, and he Virgin
ius pleading for his daughter before the
licentious Appius.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the Stockholders in the Lancaster Grove
port Turnpike Road Company that the annual
elecrion of Directors of said road will be held at
chester Franklin county, at 10 A. M. on the second
MONDAY (l8th) of JANUARY next, for the pur-
pose of electing seven Directors of said road for
the ensuing year
December 10th 1857.
JOHN CHANY, SR.,
decl5-w3t President of said Company.