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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
sEYMouR's MAJ RITES.
The following is a statement Of tho Of
6cers to be elected by the Legislature Of

this State this winter aud their salaries:
The Clerks aud Secretaries Of the House
and Senate draw s. per day; also the Door.
keepers, Sergcant-at-Arms and Clerks Of
committees. The Agent Of State gets
81. 800; the Canal Trustee, OIL 200; Presi-
dent of benevolent institutions, 81 900 q
year one Trustee for each Asylum, So per
day Of sessions and mileage; State Prison
Director, South, $500 per year; three Di-
rectors for the Northern Prison, 80 per
day; State Librarian, 81 200 per year.
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tImaled. oregon stIiI undscided.
nEcApiruLArioN. =

In 1864 Lincoln received 2,323 Gus,
and Mcclellan 1911, 75l votes, making the
majority Of the former 1881, In van
aggregate vote Of +,03l,7s0. II will be
recollccted iha. several States which voted
at tho last election were not then repre-
sented. .a.l..
The total vote for Prcsiden. In 1860
was 1850 1903, and Ia 1855, 4,0i9 9ls. A
different, and perhaps better, method Of
comparison would DO as followsi The 20
States which voted Ia 1861 as above, give
Grant 2,G0i $40, m increase Of 3si, 0l4
on the Lincoln vote; aud Seymour 2,2Si,.
10, an increase Of 400 1926 90 tho Me-
Clellsn vote. General Grants majority
In these 20 States l., therefore, 323,s7O,
against Lneolu's majority Of 1881.
The eight States which arc this year ad.
ded to tho Electoral College give Grant
llG,O7l, and Seymour 1876 ,O01-s majority
of OPS for Seymour, The Electoral
vote Of Florida was east by her Leeisla
turc, ~ was tho earlier custom Of many
States. and always, until this year, the
custom Of, South Carolina, Mississippi,
Texas and Virginia have no vote. The
aggregate popular vote this year 10 an In.
erase Of more than million upon tho
highest total ever before polled.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
zen ofihe United States may be admitted,
and prescribing conditions therefor. y


Mr.. Cragin introduced an amendment
to The Cosstitntion, prohibitipg States q
from denying the right Of suffrage TO any
male citizen Of legal age. except Cor par !.
iicipstion 10 rebellion or other crime.
Mr.. Pomeroy Introduced joint resolu-
ton proposing an mepdment 70 the Con.
siitutiop rs Article 10, providing that the
basis OF suffrage la tie United States
shall be that ofcitize nsbip, aud al 'nsfur- {
al or naturalised citizens shall enjoy the
same rights and privileges 10 the fran
chise. Tabled aud ordered printed. go
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11

NJ Rice offered . bni 20 provide for
the issue Of arms for the use Of the mill
tia of certain States lately In rebellion.
Mr.. Drake introduced joint resolution
providing that no vncahcies In the rank
Of General or Lieutenant General IN The
army, or Admiral or Vice Admiral In the
navy, shall be filed without tho authority
Of Congress. e Hfsif it5nssa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

I'm ERE will be an election held at the Brook
i Vile National Hank IN Drookyllls, on Tuss-
day, 18th OF January, 1909, between 10 o'clock
A. NJ. md o'clock y. NJ. ~ said day, 70 ebosss
seven Directors for said Bank for the snsalax
year. by order Of the hoard.
Dec. u bw. JOHN W. HIT, caskier.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
conaress.

The second regular sessioaI Of tho Il or
tissh esnyssss eoosened' AT washiagfon
Monday last. The President SEPT siahh
sss~si-ussssss- ALL NJ ON Wednesday.
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In Standing aud tnausneei tlts 81 bIH
ystiety sad Eslens Of lie cousspendeass I
Freshness of lie Newsi ~
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The Election Il over, Peace Prevails, Prosperity
f AbouAds, and Now IA the Tius 70 Sub
aaflhe faf
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- THE INDIANAPOLIS ,la
DAILY & WEEKLY JOURNAL

IsrnE BEST POLITICAL. LITERARY AND
FAMILY NEwspAPEn IN TuE. +.
t NoRTu " EsT ..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

on.e Hf NAsulNoToS, Deecmbef7. b.
The President has informed tho joint
committee, appointed bythe two Houses
to wal, on hIm, ihal Nc will send his mes.
sage TO Congress on Wednesday.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
THE INDIAN WAR.
Battle OF the Washlla.
Gen. ou,tar's Report to Gen, Sheridan.

HEApoa's SEVENTH u. s. CAVALRY,
In TlfE Field ON rne WAsnITA RIVER,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11
rur SUPREME COUNT.

The Supreme Court met at noon. all
the Judges present. except Grler. Tho
Commission Of William NJ, Eyaria M At.
tornoy General was read, when tho Court
adjourned, In order to pay vIstof cour.
iesy to the President. To morrow the
docket will be called.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-11

There II ~ much talent. enterprise RDdfndus.
Try nov employ I'd on Western kswfrnfsn ~ In
any part Of the unitsd States. The felsgrsphls
Nsws Uom all parts 81 the World IL publlshed
simultaneously In Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chi.
cBgo and the Eastern Cities, aud II laid before
the readers Of the Journal fran e .. ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
WrpyrsnAr. Nov. 2s-r. NJ

Gold opened at 1914, sold at 1854, closing Mt
1855 al35s The ceariugs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were ts6H5OGO and the balances t2Cs22 Is. The Sub
Treasury gold was awarded to Henry Clews & Co. at
1906.
Government bonds were strong with a demand for all
classes Cs and CTS in special demand, with heavy
orders for Investment The Investment demand now runs
largely for Registered bonds since the late rObbces,
being safe for permanent holders To supply this
demand the dealers forced 10 send Coupon bonds 10
Washington for conversion, and their books show
enormous business this direction amounts ranging
from $50 to 100000 The largest portion however In
under g. 200. showing that people OF
ate have answering confidence in Governments
and put all their surplus means into them. Mcssrs Fisk
Hatch, who do large counter business report heavy
business In this direction One day this week
they put up for investment over one hundred
lots varying from $50 to $4,000. all OF which
taken out of the market, aud Will probably APP
pear the street again until loans funded or
paid Off This constant drain has cleared the market OF
almost all the issues except CTS, which arc IN better sup
ply than the rest being in fact the only loan Of which AN
investor be OF getting round lot This domestic
demand added to the large amounts being taken for Ger
man account and the renewed demands from the Cubans
bids fair, within short time sopany large bearing OPP
Grafton IN Government will be next TO impossible
get any amount OF bonds for delivery The market
active until the last call when there general cessa
ton OF business At the Board there light business
In State bonds at unchanged rates canton bOld at COX
Quicksilver lower selling at 23l Pacific Mail sold at
llG1 advancing after the call TO li7i Adams Express
sold at l9t Merchants Union, 2Oidl9 Railway shares
opened dull with hight TRANSACTIONS but just before the
l o'clock Board there general improvement In
prices New-YOrk Central sold ut 1854; Michigan
Southern s9I; Fort Wayne, III; Northwestern, Pro
ferred. 49, Rock Island, iGa. Al the
O'Clock Board prices firm. with improved prices
Michigan Southern, which sold at 90 Fort Wayne and
Rock Island each improved per cent from tho opening
prices with large demand for the stocks There we're
afternoon Of the Boards and there was gem
eral thinning out on the street after o'clock but bs
ness maintained active appearance In the Long Room
EewYok Central sold at l26l Rock Island at 1854! Fort
Wayne at 12i, Cleveland Pittsburg at 49, The balance
OF tile list was unchanged The market closed 1m Gov
ernmcnt bonds closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
1Irr srnrK MARKETS

M
wrpsE'p,r Nos, q I1 rrif sproAeb u ' n-to'A tol'
Vie rs ,ss Z. a, OUR 500 '' si'. va
isl asr5s i, -ess ssi sil ,ie t,sI 'oes =
GO ,',' s % T = s, .iss 49, Ceip,s
,}s -. - 81 .Ss. ' -. % At ysi. .asy Ts we're
go. .t Saal lsn f,s Of si.h reached Ice,
-b as mauy tgtir Common medium dfos' we're slos -
reArs equal 90 oa--y o. aas sf-a0a Ilo' H'' 90 local
s., ,,.. =, o., sassr,c ., are a, tos,:
e. ki'a'o b. ~ Of s bet 'A.s % a 'oae o ile fof
ID "a, ~, So 80, . Id - ,ai5
ass. la 'sr tas e,.t' IN BY. q olio srad' boz .as
30 iie, to s.,s s. D. cot o p.,.,, an, =, t,.s
t. i i ~ "a, 50 ~. cattle for Coon
Rs,, ,oi y N ,een ofsl ep, 2al'l. AID g. head, u
= ssaa.,,r no gu, o, good a ert oAto s,ssrHlec
Col hr s. Mana q iaos steers II ar tesh s'ani cat At
rss,,ol, Co CO good y Illinois 4 e.t 'ol at
sfi Y.r,a .oli y mr. GO y, iusa for Br1s Co Al,
Msila SEER q es At i.e spi ~ Illinois for lsamaa Co.. la
G,. Gr l. T. cot 3, aoi, steer, OF go ioA At sde, and
J. io,.s 80 CO. ~" l 20 ~ =. et a et ,od At race
Ie, Co. had "a llo' steers idt eet sold By le} md Cary
- c. 3e,er I'D o. lnoi, steers fr H. Smith q est at ia
l6e 'ld 81 puits'' coaaY eatr salo eat, ltia1f
H.sres Co. Gr r. KleAas, a eoApe e"t Illinois steers at
Es. Co run gu, 81 common q Keau,I, eennl1e
,on good esL OHIO iee A. tal3ic AID - uos
Brosi broast Ia us good II Ohio which we'hue
. piei soi.on wrre uorkins Of A. lJdoic
hera All Lamb. .ry aae,as, bead .rrye today amer
Nht receipt. yesterday active aud lots remained
u,od t Large uumbe. u heav' CausiA coming r
~ar 6ns cat, ~ ogmgo stock sells ,'taiie With lambs
atCd5lc Among tho fouethst we're he oNng: hume
Elliott Canada 40 H. snd " Of l3 TO- both al &C. With w DO 81
In 10 tic Canada lambs IL No. 81 DO 81 % 10 ISL Dol 10
n At Tc Do u 49, &c 81 Of - b7.c aud 80 oi II 10 st At c
McGraw 81 thin sheep, 81 No. sic ri Of " 10
dc sj ofG n a. ofsi ~ and ~ Of 81 No. Sc Nth % Of 81 H.
Al ste KrbJ sold - mrd state sheep AID mb, q. - each
ste,p ~ 10 sc 81 lud 80 10 5tc hs n.y. ~ 70
5 ~ 81. ADD ~ Canada auts y N, 7ic Al Hold
s5n C,y brought sJs. car t27S, car - 67 aud
eAr 25 per bead 49,. -, ,
Hos change seg gdolc with occasional EXTRA
lot lutte higher Arrivals day 70 cars foeih IT. AID 20 cars at
Commuupas. four ILL., l ~ made btci
Ohio n at Sh IS Ohio pigs lC3 10, AZ SIT aud a'mAl
lot Of htIle. 20 b. AtB.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26

fn, sales $50 bills Cy Ground Spring $7b 81 0 500 oos mes
bakers s90f82a Wheat In far demand sales 0ov Du
Chcag Milwaukee at 81 81 moo hush Mlssuke PEI
81 35 1000 hash. Washington AZ 81 ~ SO
Wisconsin Spring I'll 10; 1850 bash White Cda At ~ VI
bush Amber Winter 81 70 Corn steady; sales lJp On a. 10
Western u 5000 o to arrive 81 sm.l lots at II al
Oats ear sales "a 600 bush Western 81 s4c Rye snd bAel w.
and unchanged PORK F25 81 Lard at Gdltc market
quiet ghsnes nominal 81 OS There will be no meeting W
ToLEpo o. 25-Four duh. Wheat declined 263c sales o.
White Michigan 49, Amber O. 7zGs - Rele ed srng ~
Of Rejected. lie New CVh
dnned Oats held safe for No l. Rye quiet Barley doll
CISClsNlTI o. Nov. 25FOur steady Family 81 80; super
fne 5Ja So Wheat sm No. Rel 81 90 Corn arm; Nes 99@
SOC Re dull at 90 Oats advancing; No tc. Barley qnet anu
unchngei Canada ~ 250$2 g. Co.ton 6ms Ndhng ~. To-
bicco dali and unchanged WHISKY firm 9)e Hogs dull and droopg
80 5OGs7 gross; 80 51G 90 net; receipts 28O head
9 Clear Rib 2lGi3c Clear sides l3sc Green Meats dui
sloues sizes lOc; Hams. lt0U! Lard irrtgnari Prime
l4c Kettle l4415c Batter finn at 81 9 Eggs scarce a. SJe
dull; discount buftnz; selling
ST Lorts No 25rOhacco quiet sui unchanged Cotton no
22d2ge duh: Super6pe - $685. 50 Extra NO
sc s.: Extra SO 500 SO. Treble h1a and Fancy 80 0o@
60 Wheat declined Zoe FALL 81 4Ogfl by Prime 70
Choice Red 5GSl Isl White Spring wanted Choice NO. T. ~ o.
dull FOR New Mixed aud White Oats trm SOD M
changed sales a1d55c Barley du strictly Prime Iowa and Choe
Illinois Spring 81 5Od 81 10; Fail 80 81 Rye hrmer I4V
s0lOc Clear SIDES I4Gl 3 for Shoulders 0
l1lc fr Ccr Sides Lard nominal A. Whisky bTm at s3055e
Live Hogs quiet IS 50d ST. about 400 head have been Killed so
kr Catt-Pme Choice - sea &C. Reeeipts-Fonr
220 bills Wheat 5000 bush Corn, $50 BUSH oats LOW push
Barley. 800 bush.
Nov A-Plour unchanged Wheat firm at 10
a 81 CO. fair to good shipping. Legal Tenders a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BaLrHoHs Nov 2-Coiton arm MddngA 2 92se Flour act
i've aud eAdy Howsrt buperbue al &c 5dtb VA cry
Mills Supersns 90 rs Western unchanged whs. s[@ prime to
choice Red "a 30db2 So Corn-New White @d9le Yellow,
81 TO- Data firm at 6d7!o Rye tn .. 81 so 10 Mess
Poti gust t2Sd Shoulders Hlc RIB Sides,
lsc Clear Sides lic; Hams gd2oc. Lard dull at dlItc
iHLlDsLPaiA Nov. 25.-Cotton ,eadJ Midngs li9faie.
Qneon steady at 90 so per ton Governed 30 eOd ~ 90
FIses 81 dsl5 Flour Inactive hoIihW eseIo bItr1 Family
PcnnsyyaHA and Ohio do $3.50 10 % wheat hed
firmly; sales 5000 hush Red at &!dS2 l0i Ambrr SIle Ve
al 49, Cora aud held amyi sale, 200 bush oh leew
81 Is; New sld 81 O3; Mrd Western, 2ldfl ~ Oats steady
GIdIe Groceries and Provisions unchanged Petroleum rude un
changed and nominal 2e Reaned advanced RdJe WHISKY
Rl05dflA ,, -,
our good demand aud market unchanged sales
for No spring. 49, for Amber Winter +o %
Double Extra Nhest quiet 81
100 bush No Milwaukee Club 81 43 100 bush do Al | ~
Corn bush No Indiana at s O3 Barley quiet re-
In hush 81 20 In boud Corn Meal ~ per
ewt Meed unchanged Shorts, s27at2Ji ShPstnd s.,a Soi
MAbng. tB feghts noGnar DC on Who.t 70 rev
through pmen about closed Tor Tue season Lass
n 900 hush MlrAt 1000 bush 400 bush AieY NahA
Rtpoft.-i NW hash Wheat 9 bush Oats lJNo bush paN
Iool.yiLLE Not, obAeo-sAes Of 40 hhs Luss 10 hsnaae
tupf Leaf 81 25atl0 CooR i d2l3c Live Hogs hrsI AZ
81 25dt7 80 grs. superhne Flour 70 29d$S MaHS ia
4 Sd53c. Oats aj033c rye, ~ wa " - mes'
Po "a Slds2L Lard 39iais BIN Msars"S sS We
10 0OObushI oObbA Flour Flour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD
The First Mortgage Seven Per Cont Sinking Fund
Bonds of the Rockford Rock Island and 81. LOUIS
Railroad Company pay both Principal and Interest
in GOLD Cons, free of Government Tax.
Each Bond is for $780, or GOO Sterling, and is con-
vertible into stock at the option of the holder Inc
coupons arc payable Feb. and Aug. !, in New-iork
or London, at the option Of the holder
The Road runs from Rockford i'll Northern Illinois
% ST Louis. a distance including tracks TO Coal
Mines &c. of abont 400 miles, and trayerses the
finest district OF Illinois.
The Bonds have 50 years 30 rum and are lien OF
s2l cooper mile upon the Companys railroad ana iran
chiscs its coal landsOf which 1t has SO'OOo acres
containing HUNDRED MILLION TUNs or CoAL-Hs
rolling stock and property of every sort.
4 substitution of $sSOOOOO. at par, TO the Capita
stocn of the COMPANY furnishes large part OF the
means required to construct and equip the road
Nearly half of the entire length Of the koad Is
graded and substantially ready for the IRON; tno
rails are now arriving upon the line lhe hrst uFi
sion giving an outlet 10 the coal VIII Dc III oper"'ion
Ia 60 DAYS and track laying Will from TINS 'iho w
prosccnted with the utmost energy till the last rail Is
in position The Company intend TO nave inc "hoi'
Of the Road in readiness for the Autumn business OF
1869. ,..
The Bonds are for sale at 97i and accrued interest
in currency, and may be obtained through pahheiS
and brokers throughout the country, or al inc onco
of the Company, No ~ WAII-sT., New-York'
GovERsMEsT AND OTHER SECURITIES received j"
payment at market rates. 49,,
The Trustees for the Bondholders IS the oNioN
TRUST COMPANY Of New-York.
Pamphlets giving full information sent on appica-
ton. III. H. booDf'
United States Six Per Cent Currency no"u'' oO
years to rum are offered for sale on ia'oiI' W
At the o,,,co ~ tho Union Pacific Railroad Company
No % Nassau-st NeW-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF Esw.YoRK.: :....Hcv 2A...... CLEARED.
AsopO H,rou Liverpool Hermann wenEe, Bremen Ease GTsea
wiatos ssratoE Asx4nder Richmond Vulcan Morrison Pba.
P4a Florida faOsa SAyauoaei Virgo B91ly Charleston y:
or syaanaS 4Se,rs Couch SoE Eeiea Bsarss Boston
B,fss,,ts WEBB coE i.mPshter Ccnk,n Sa,ssush Eor,
Roberts Brs'o Ceres iGumbe ROTTERDAM; HePsyrne rns',ou
Carlo jane CroI Rogers Crosby MAeies AMI Leghorn
ansrS Jbostao DuPe Peraa@5us9 Louisa living GsaaA'
oupsi cOsta Rea Cassidy AsPiawai C. Morris Crane PA'500
s$hLos.r Ss!SP Gray ss M.rs s, AM Th'g.
err Mobile yrae Mason, Georgetown C. hason Holmes lsrHd
Hc5ae stanford 4 J. Palmer smos DeOarara H. NJ MeCoOIs,
a Esalf;seAs h @y 's ss PsS SsSs' va =
Pyaoat Rcci Prs Boston, LeOeadia, Poole sAen L. ThOaU
'ou Thompson, Nes.Havsa.
Steamship wm P Cyae Powell Wilmington, n c. naval store.
Ssss'P bso Josa,ss PSaad @ds and pass
SLIP Harvest queen Maii'ou Liverpool 80 days Dd and s.'
Bah Dency, Harrington Fail River ,,.-,
B a sgf t.s. fs 1g' T' 5sy ana % .s
Bog 0Sess' acGHHs Cow Bay, {. B., day, coal
Big 4@; Andrew. Krgsoa Jan ist DAYS ossoos
Bhs L. Warren, Cobb, Cardenas IS DAYS, moasses
5s 81: Mara, F s S Ss:. + "a d ss ssss.
Big KOus Cad Xy Renssie no !A1s-TO ,. - days eois
sehs Emms GHaat ROdy Kingston Jam % days OgwOOd ,Oa
seSr Ben Bolt, Drake, St n. B.. lOdays lumber
Law Shovel CGiacc,easue Q. Merritt ChiucOteaga~
b. Oliphant Chiueo'esSue Euro.as Virginia Virginia Will,
I.,.s k6,abtthpor, Henarick Fish, EiiabehporL
Joseph Rogers Portland Eya N3rwieh
Maria Jane, Norwich Oh'H haP"Nu FtOfihshee.
Breeze New Haven. hossnth bangor.
N L, LeggetL NTgna Soraoh y. " me-; ron hohth
Napoleon. @. Egg HArboL M Good,ai, Virginia
J b. Hart, Georgetown knnA, Fo1' JoAnSoa.
r. d. Crosby New6urgh,
SAILED.
s.amhIps-Seola LverpoO Minnesota LyerpOoli Leo and
F savannah Saratoga Norfolk City Montreal London
BArks-Ceres Rotterdam CArdenas; Theodoa Christian
Gloucester Eng and anchored al Quarantine.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Nov 2Arrive steamship Backston from BStmorei
bcs Hyperion watchmsn 81 Martins. Seo Aanns MARY
fsaa Ssvann,h Mary Roosevelt sAila Rrsri ABBY Ehen
Baltimore.
GLOucEsrER Nov. 25-Amyed brig Hiram Ahih, Cadt
sAS FRANCISCO Nov 4-Cared, ship jeremiah Thompson for
NewrorL
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Nov 23-Ths steamship HISTORIAN from Quebec Sov
H. arrived here to-day.
SPOKEN.
Bari Rsme from Calcutta for Bristol Eng Nov Is lat D. long
THE " gale the 18Th inst
Scbr shiloh days Naassa for Baltimore Nov H. lat 36
Sehr Rceo days from Old HbOr JAM for Boston. Nov l
lat ~ 60 loug. 73A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


IoSpos Nov opened 9l for both Snd
aud 81 a. 3 sos opened at 10 and II sold at ~
heavy 2i Illinois Cenrs 9" Tslo" closing DIS ne
bned 6i Spirits Iurpcnne 3d. Other article. unchanged
LIyKRP0oL 2-Mddus UplAnd Cotton, lltd Mding or
leans. ll TaOw Petroleum quiet aud steady Lnseed on
Cotton the close Mddlng Oeans tGlidi Orleans
ualld Sales Of the 1900 bales No Red Neatern Wheat
az C.fru Whit. 2a Other articles Beadstufs market
unchanged Beef closed bAy at 9 Po Lard Cheese And Bacon
are unchanged The Produce market closed unalteTed
AsTwKR Nov 23Pstroeum Is excited aud higher Standard
White quoted at 5td33 francs. closing at 81 francs
Nov 25-Coton 10 arm beth the spot aud ahoat
IN koX I'll. y. 32ns. iyidl9L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26

Yesterday was the closing day Of the term
"a the Court Of General Sessions No trials had
sentences passed. In the case OF John Mcmahon and
zchae Shannon found guilty Of burglary, by jury
t1 Path inst the Judge aside the verdict and ordered
new trial. account OF irregularities IN the af1davits.
Tae prisoners were subsequently discharged number
Of prisoners accused OF petty oonscs discharged,
arl Tue Court adjourned for tho t6Tin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE

Per Canal Tcs'si5. and Railroads
Wheat 400 bush Corn. 1870 bash Oats
l07 bush RE $40 bush Beans 100 bills Corn Meal Ot bo
Petroleum 10 Ibis Spirits Turpeutue $50 bhA kon 20 bh PORK
pigs Cut Meats " pigs Grease 10 pigs Lard
kegs $3.50 pkg Butter t70 boIes Cheese VI pgS ped
Copper $50 bb WHISKY, go hbA
20 n lArs Woo IS bales Hope Leather 100 Hides
90 bids Tobacco % Tobacco 20 pigs Rec 1870
boIes Starch 25 bb haphhA, lts Dressed Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
Npws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purses arriving this requested .
deliver PACKAGE addressed the NeNfsk Associated Pre only 70
pesors exhibiting the written authority Of w S9oaion Gensr
News packages for the Journal or Commerce In IRlsuss
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YORKER Journal and Ne,r YORKER Democrat sSoad ss-
be delivered only the
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BORT Wlarom's Notits.
STATE OF Ssv.rosx.

STATE KswYosx
PoRr.wLRDKNs oyvios No. % wiliAnst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section u the Act passed April H. 1881 entitled "A Aeso
tsrs'sed In having charge Of the subject matter Of such nq
survey that the
the Port waens that the said examinations M
completed within succeeding this notice bsA sse
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wEnYRspArs WEATHER REPoRr-s . n.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
6s9 +:35 oon 500
Sandy Hook... l24 Cows Island bi Hell Gste..... e3i
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THE MARKETS.
iCnefhllJ reported for The Trihanel


iCGefnlJ reported for The Trhanel . ,oeo
AsHEsTfe demand moderate and the market eai sales Of 10
bbs Il 81 900 81 St for Pots aud 80 III 80 p for Pearls
CoON-Ihe market has been quite active al 10 nsI a
bat With liberal edeng only sea including Z baes
arrive the a e7 which 5e bales 10 spsners
Go b TO shippers 463 bales 3 bales Of the latter IN
taht sales also Of zoo bales Mild Tor December al 2 TO- bales
Tor January and February 2 200 bales Low Mdngs for Deem
Der Ll, 100 bales Low Mddngs bee To- 23lc We quote:
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U.S.5-20 Co. new '65.11os flIci
Y. S. 500 new. 81. ..ll0z 6ll5
y. 8. $40 new, '6s. Ill 0lllt
U. s. l0.I0 Regis. .1oi! dl0it
U. s. 1910 COu.. 1905 9iC6t
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Sinantial.

OFFICE ALTON r. CO. }
No. IL Pinest, EEW-iORE, August l. 1913
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FlRSI
~ MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BOEDS.-HOues Is hereby gwen
that this day designated by lot a Bonds numbered
1885, 36 lS9 leo 24 3 as 1876 800 2S 40 5S $40 40
5s2 redemption According TO the
mortgage thereon will November 1903 Inc
undersigned ready then WITH Interest 20 lar seen on pre-
,entaton and surrender s. J. TILDEH, No. IL WslFst
l.. H. MEYER, No. 81 NAsssnst
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Total .b7I3i lO1s22 63lfG TGOS9 l2SSs ISs9
BeyInOur's majority 1858.
BLllOeks majority, 7.0l7
eTefrOrieu.