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New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
DIED.

CLARKE-n Brooklyn Monday March 10 Bessie daughter Of
m as Charlotte % a eSEs s, as ssS yssi sni MaTS % ol g.
Il Fstpce to when heud' ara ia''ed "'hoH' esf
GMAy-At her resene. ia Nosieh Conn., Mrs Eliza Colt Tdoz
Of Vim. C. Gilman late Of Ne"-forE
HUSTTSG-At Hampton Long Island on Saturday Mach H. D.
New-London papers please copy.
Me- a.sgS ssP1 1 E5.@..:g s vs: Ta Co., '' r''' A'
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
yGoLDsBY-on Tuesday morning Msrgae; fngoby
T snd Of the family are invited to attend fune the re.
her brother Felix Ingob No West ea
I March g. at 10 o'clock N The remains VII s Ss .ssp .Ss s ss'
yss where requiem viii s offered for the rsposs o.
LYLR-oq ssgdE Harriet Dses v's Meas
F1ners from her late residence No. 5 West Thiythir
nesisy March 49, o'clock Remains will be taken to Red
DacSess sud Columbia County papers please copy.
s .s CO.. Es EsGsa R l'''''
The aud friend: I'D S,s q S Gl'I os N 31 nSss cS
O'Clock from her late residence No s gsst kgssesnb
town. to- If' e. Re- Rs as i'ssS services Win 5e 4 So
train will leave Hunters Point % o'clock returning at
MecLuRkBS-ou Tus.d.r March u a, O'Clock Jane,
MeCuken nephew Of the Rev r. W. sloane aged ~ ears and
The win take place THURSDAY March 70 at oelosh n
near Eishth-a7s.
SoRToY-A wsssed n j. Sunday March R Fanue S. wife %
The relative; nd; nly are ..,pss' Hyi'.d E :,ssss
Day March m Train VpCu p tAe SGi5. 5 Railroad
from scotch Plains a 30 o'clock p.
PALMER-In Brooklyn Sunday, March E Of apopeI the Rev
Joseph Palmer In the SD year Of his
relatives friends Of the family invited attend the nefs
his late residence No 4' TOnpknsp'e on"edsesday March
10, at ! O'Clock
PORTER-on Tuesday sh E. widow Of the late James O.
Porter aged 20 years and months
The iyes and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 a.tead
late residence No 80 West Thirty senth St.
on THURSDAY March without further sFsoo-
remains will be taken Cypress Hills for uterment
wILLARDon Sunday, March Is 1865 Of consumption ssnas D.
Willard aged 36 and % days
The % 1 Y l,;pfs:sy ns Ss ,ts1d ss 4 ,s
Boston and Nova Scotia papers please copy - -. .~
The members OF SYLVAN GR0yB LODGE No. ais r. and M,
hereby notified attend special communication Of the Lodge "a
Grand and Centres Wednesday March ~
o'clock the purpose of paying the last tribute OF respect TO
our late Brother Samuel Willard Members OF sister lodges are ees'
dsly invited TO sltend. WESLEY b. CHURCH, Master
YOUNGn this City Tuesday morning March H. Dr. Frank u
Young Of DAnbury, Coun, aged 80 years. - 49,.
The relatives and family invited to attend his flnea
the residence Of his brothenaw James Dunham No y
this day Wednesday, March A at u ocloet
will be held Ptkeh Mass the house oe
bis therl law James H. Dunham at IL O'clock THURSDAY morning.
march, 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE SPRING FRESHETS.

BREAKING Up OF THE ICE IN TIE HUDSON
POUGHKEEPSIE, March 17.-The boats are
crossing at Ehinebeck and Newburgh. We have no ac-
Of trouble south of stuyyesant Northward the ice
has broken and covered the railroad tracks between
Suyyesant aud Castleton.
TIE RIVER AT ALBANY CLEAR AND FALLING.
ALBANY, March 17.-The water here has fallen
twenty Inches since this morning. The river Is clear OF
ice It is reported that the whole body Of the ice for
River ice has not passed down The ice dam at Scbenec
tady stu firm at The Hudson River Railroad
the Harlem Railroad The water at all points along the
NewYOrk Central Railroad Is very high seven trains
arc delayed at Paatine Bridge.
DESTRUCTIVE INUNDATIoN IN CANADA WEST.
BELLyILLE, Ont March 1.-THE Ice jam III
the River Maria way last night setting an enormous
body Of ice in motion. The iron bridge was utterly
wrecked aud houses and sheds along the river were
swept away. Portions OF the town were inundated ana
and women driven halfRaked into the street
The flood has the serious in respect OF destruc
tion OF property that has ever been known here.
THE FLOODS ELSEWHERE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 17-Advices have
been received Lafayette, Indiana which represent
very rain storms are prevailing north OF that
and much damage 10 property is anticipated.
NEwBURGH, March 17.-Newburgh Bay is all
open and there Is no apprehension OF e7e' Ill th'' VI
cinity The snow Is entirely gone
CoxsAcKIE, March 1.-THE ice is very weak
and 1t is thought that it will start the next tide. The
water Is over the Wharyes
PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-0n the Susque-
hanna the railway tracks are covered and & telegraph
lumber and wrecks OF bridges.
LANsINGBURG, March 1.-THE freshet is
terrific The aqueduct al Crescent hae been swept away
The bridges st schenectady have been destroyed
WATERFORD, March 11.--The HoOslck Rens-
selaer aud Saratoga Railroad bridge has been swept
away, but the flood is receding
CAsrLErOS, March 1.-THE railway track Is
covered with ice Is feet high. Travel is suspended
HUDSON, March 1.-THE through freight train
bound north ran of the three miles north Of sny
vesan morning The track In that vicinity Is badly
washed The Cincinnati express aud the A4any
%. sis,s
bound trains detained here.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
TIN SENATE IN PURSUIT OF MR.. vAhDERBILT,
u IL nI.Inl ILA

TIE ~ PURSUIT OF Mn NAhDGhbilI'
Mr. MURPHY presented memorial from
sundry citizens setting forth that Cornelius NanderDt
endeavOrng 70 monOpOlize all the principal railroads III
the state and asking for the passage Of law which shall
nroyde that no director OF the Hudson andHarem Com
anies shall be eligible for director III the Erie OF Ceha
Railroad Company. Referred.
Bills were repOrted-Agans regulating fees OF the
Westchester County Clerk Relative TO transcripts OF
judgments. Agreed 10. o-,
ana Tea Dealers Early Closing Association OF New.
York; incorporating the United Sharpsh0oters OF
New-York; Authorizing prisoners sentenced IN Kings
C,ounty 10 Imprisonment for less than nve years
in the Kings County Penitentary. Incorporating the
New.York and Brooklyn Loan and WaIeh0uslng Com
pany Directing the Common Council OF New-1orR 10
cause Manual he prepared for the use OF te Mayor
and Commonaty OF said city To create Board OF Trus-
tees Tor the OF West Farms To change the name
the New York Ladies Educational Union FOR the az
potment Of Commissioners the Charter OF Bur
faO Relative TO the Police and Fire Department OF sy-
acuse; 1t establishes Commissioner
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the act To facilitate the construction OF the
Southern Central Railroad ,
Authorizing the Peoples Savings Bank OF 1OnkeIs
10 invest in the bonds OF any county IN tins state
Amending the charter Of Syracuse
Relative to the Board Of Education.
Requiring COLLECTORS In Westchestcr County topay over
moneys at stated times.
Authorizing the Home Insurance Company 10 nave
more than one Vice president
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING .
ApprOpTatIng S2jOOOO To aid the construction or tne
whitehall aud Platsburg Railroad Authorizing addi-
tiOna facilities for the nterment of paupers dead IN
lyn. Extending the time for the organization OF the
Brooklyn Trust Company. Amending the charter or the
TunYerein Of Brooklyn f. d. incorporating the clinton
Savings Bank Ot NcwYOIk.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS

The Virginia Convention adopted an ordinance
yesterday making city aud county judges elective by the
Legislature
The South Carolina Convention finally adj
journed yesterday The Constitution contains Is articles
and 2l3 sections.
NORTH CAROLINA-THg WORK COMPLETE-THE
CAPITOL BELL RUNG IN HONOR OF THE
EVENT.
RALEIGH March i7.-The Constitutional Con-
ventOn adjourned to-day. After the ceremony OF signing
tho Constitution the Conservatives having refused 70
sign, retired from the hall The Capitol bell was rung IN
honor of the event The Radical members are greatly
cInted Gen Lteheld OF New York on invitation, made
lively speech audatOry Of the Constitution Other
speeches made songs sung aud at ~ M. the
Convention dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
ASSEMBL Y.

To incorporate st. Bridget's I, A. i. Society
OF New-YOrk.
To amend the National Travellers Insurance Co.'S
charter.
To incorporate the Y. NJ f. NJ T. A. b. Society, No. l.
To incorporate the Eleventh Ward Savings Bank
To establish the Jail liberties OF Queens County.
To amend the charter OF the General Theological Semi
nary - .
In relation 10 the Waikiki Valley Railroad
To amend an relative TO assignments for the benefit
OF creditors
To incorporate the City OF Rome
To amend the act relative to the taxation OF stOckhOd-
ers OF banks and surplus funds OF savings banks
To provide for police force for the City OF schen
ectady.
Relative 10 taxes and assessments In New-York.
To improve Park-ave. Brooklyn.
To amend the Capitol police act
To incorporate the Rochester safe deposit company
Fixing the salaries Of assessors Ia Brooklyn at $500
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
FINE DISPLAY IN BOSTON.

BosToN, March 17.-The weather has been
proptOus, and the day has been celebrated with spirit
Thirty societies with bands Of music under escort Of the
Oh, Regiment. turned out to the number OF 1000 and
marched through this city, Charestown, and East Cam
bridge. Owen Lappin was Chief Marshal ana his aids
Col Z. r. Haniey, DR.. Walsh, Patrick McJuerney,
and T. c. Mahoney and the 9th Regiment was under e
command OF Gen. p r. Quincy. The organizations wnch
turned out most largely the American DDernahs,
the Knights OF St Patrick, and the Ernest Association
After the procession had gone over the ground
the associations composing IL partO0k Of supper at their
various headquarers-al hut the Irish Charitable SOoi-
ETY., which had banquet the Parker House. IN the
evening numerous balls were given.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BOsCHE Miss ANNA, No. So BsTterst
BR0DBRICK ANN No. 264 Drdgest Brooklyn.
BURKE JOHN 81, No $50 East Twenty. y.1rstst
CLARKE, BESSIE, No. II First place, Brooklyn
GILBS. JOSEPH OGDEN. No. 2ls Raymond.st, BrOoklYs
KEALY, THOMAS. No. 893 second-aye.
LByBRICH, JANE p, No. 49 East Eighteenthst
MORRILL,, Z. b., No. 81 Washngton-ave., BrookTn
NORTON Mrs. FANNIE s., Scotch Plains, N. J.
PALMER, The Rev. JOSEPH, No. IS TompkissPlsee.
WEEKS JOSEPH H., Hev-Jerssy-ave., East New 'fork
WILLARD, SAMUEL B., No. Az Grsndst
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

The President has sent the following nominations
t. the senate: Pankn Haven Treasurer United States
Boston, NJ Newton. Collector Genssee T.; Heny H. Green
New Mexico; Hancock Collector OF
nternA Revenue Nevoens La Julius Newbag Collector Of
aho; W W Wills Collector OF Internal Revenue
d Mississippi, MihOn Wilkinson Indian Agent Upper
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
THE WEATHER.

-ornins-Oyercs very cloudy (fog the rivers i'm
peng II o'clock land objects could be seen at
oeoi feet oalyl cloudy little cloudy
oudy Byening-Rsny from minutes Of to and 6lS to o.
overcast l2 lightning GAS and u Position
The Panehe Planet Saturn THIS planet Is In the sign Of Scopo
e scoou right 10 hou 10 nnutes It's deciBaon
south 100 rs IL AntaTes Seorph
the about ll01 the evening The planet spPars much
than late The rings approaching the period oi
their geates, aperture 8fO- rs largest satellite Titan, which Is
about equal gn,ude the planet Mars be seen with es
scope inches aperture and OF 60 Its satellite Japen
on s varying brightness difficult TO be seen But with
Cambridge telescope always In every part Of us orbit
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
NAVY GAZETTE.

Capt. Andrew Brisson has been ordered from the
Michigan placed waiting
oer, ud anf relieved from duty the
NeKYok Nav aud ordered to command the Michigan on the h
pOTinO.
The prize Due e OGes sDi the United States steamer
Symph ready for payment AZ the oe Of
Auditor o the the bounty 10 the oncers aud
Parsgus the capture Of the Rebel vessel Gaines at
Mol M. nni iLe n O AnRu,i 1851
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
FLTMrNG. CaYuga Co. n. Y. March 4. IS

FLEMING, Cayuga Co., y. Y, March 4. 1868.
PUBLISHER OF THE n. Y. TRIBUNE: Incosed find draft
Tor S for which please send 6OcOpes Of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE TO Of subscribers This list Is the largest
by far ever sent to OF subscribed for by the people OF
tbs town but Is not as large as hope 10 make it.
Yours Ac.. u. C. HOWELL.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
MffFLrSBURe, Union Co., Pa, Feb. 26, l6Cs.

MIfILINBUKt, OHIUu NOi Idi TcU 4Oi IoVo
PuBldsuER OP THE n. Y. TRIBUNE; Inclosed please
nd go for which send So copies of THE WEEKLY TRB
ISg with names on each This is a good list for
small place and think it will prove good andote for
the poison so profusey dused in our midst by Andys
Little snakes. Impsaohfully yours. j. E. HERR.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
NEW-JERSEY.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
TRENTON, March 17.-The Republican State
Convention be held in this city tomorrow and dele
gates the Chicago Convention 20 be elected Gen
Fsrnsworth and others are advertised 70 attend.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
MINING pRosPEcrs IN ARIZONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March live have Arizona
odyices 10 Feb a. Business reported to be good and
mining and agricultural intelligence encouraging The
Vulture Lead turning out gold IN abundance ana
Wickenburg Mill running with satisfactory results
No mention Is made OF Indian troubles
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN MARYSyILLE.
The charter election in Marysville, Cal, on
Monday resulted in the OF the Republican ticket
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

~.I' P VIZ 10Y 'oa ooons Other qaotasoss ancb,agei
~-~~~1sS-i ---,- - ss--.-- -''
aad pdcsI adysncei franc Standard W.ts. "A fraci
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
MARRIEU.

PUYCKR-BRoOKS-A Dresden ssTony Saturday FEB 1 @ the
Lapgbein Oscar Funcke oi Dresden 10 nss
daughter Of Horace Brooks OF New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

DuNDArF, susquehanna County, Pa, March Q, 1868.
PUBLIsnER OF n. Y. TRIBUNE: Please find draft
for S5J for which you will send TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
e. the iuclosed names. J.B. sLoCUM, p. VI.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

than any OF former years The sercmOnlE closei with
festival AZ Merrill Hall tonight. Mr.. John Gavoge al
- large sssemblsge Of the tenlau brOtherh0od.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

CsAwFORDsvILLE, Crawford Co, Kas., Feb 2G, 1865
EDron n. Y. TRIBUNE: IneOsed please find $50 f0r 25
copies OF THR WEEKLY TRIBUNE for one year from the
I4t OF March Ihve gotten the club with but very little
effort which speaks well for this Far Western" country
You probably think Of these neutral lands as the abode
or che rcd and a few semicivlized whites, as did
than year ago citizen Of the smallest
the States but have learned something the past year
West of afflicted, struggling Missouri is second New
PnsiRad-a child OF MasSachusetts-a New-EDgland IN
energy and population but not climate soil Here
the pioneers are rea and thinkers almost as anxious
IT, know what going u NewYork as when they lived
st OF tho Aeghanie and quite much interested III the
great national questions and the conflict in Warrington
Destiny not ambition has led them to this rch corner
NJ Uncle SANS farm and destiny" will lead Kanhas 10
send Won good tidngs next FALL In spite of Geo Train
OF tIe other great American traveller"
Yours respectfully, PERCY DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
KENNEDY. Chautauqua Co., N. Y, March Q, 1868.

PUBLISHER OF THE n. Y. TRIBUNE Inclosed find draft
sS for which please send 81 copies Of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 20 OF subscribers.
Yours &C. SUMNER A. SMITH, P. ".
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

wEsr RANDOLrH, Orange County, Vt, March s. 1865.
Tar TGIBUSE: l iuclOse money order for sl1. Please
add II copies Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE to the package
addressed TO me at this office, and Oblgc,
Yours truly, II. Il. SToUGuTON, ?. NJ.
Z 3.-Thls makes $50 copies of THE WEEKLY.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
"ETf rArRrcK's DAY IN wuLIAMsBURGH.

In the absence of any street pageant in the
District the different Catholic churches were largely
attended the day being great Church festival Father
McDonalds Church, Remsen and Leonard-sts, was
deusey crowded. The pastor celebrated solemn high
mass the Rev Mr. STANLEY assisting rs Deacon ana the
Rev Herman schopps sub Deacon AT the conclusion
of the imposing ceremonies Father McDouad eloquenty
addressed the congregation Oh the lessons OF the day lie
Thought parade and pOmp somewhat out OF place when
many noble OF st. Patrick wasting away their
lives in British dungeons. He thought the day one OF
sorroy aud tTbuatOn and hoped that his people instead
give them strength to cast OF their yokes After the
Singing OF the fayOrte Irish air, The Harp that once
Tnro Taras Halls" Sc, the large congregation retired
THE DAY IN MoRRIsANIA.
The Knights of st. Augustine came out yes
teray to celebrate ST. Packs Day They assembled to
the number Of than jO at the Catholic Church. and
marched from thence headed by band and troop Of 30
feldmarshals, round by West Morrisania to Fordham
ave In the evening thsy mot at the Central Hall, cor
ner OF tst aud Rallroadaye where they closed the
day by partaking OF sulDptuous banquet with suDse
quent hilarlty.
ST. PATRICKs DAT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March IA large procession
Of Irish societies paraded here to-day in honor Of St.
Patrick They passed In review before the President
and marched through the principal streets OF the city
The evening celebrated by religious exercises IN tue
Catholic Church, Lectures balls, and social parties
ST. PATRICKis DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE Irish citizens
OF san Francisco celebrated the anniversary OF 81
Patrick by civil and military procession and puoo
meeting and banquet.
MIR. JOHN SAVAGE IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, March MISUNDERSTANDING y Sc
we're ra iu storm this forenoon the various irish sohos
turned out u Ftfeng 9Eee. Tue PROCESSION was 's's"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
ElfRgKA. Winnebag

EUREKA, winnebagO County, Wis., March q leOS'
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE Inclosed mo 800
and send TO the above address 81 copies OF the n u
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for one year. Respectfully
j. f. SMITH, Assistant 7. VI.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-AAScH II.
Bggg OArrE-Reeeps head the market depfesse .t
some grades declined per sales Of BTtra SJ 91sts
Quality 0d 10 lj Second Quality at sll 1@ek'
Third Quality SO 5OdSll - -.
SHEEP AND LAsss-Reeeipts SsT.besd sales at6asc v 10
Na.I IArvE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

KfSGsroS Green Lake Co., Wis, March o, 1868.
PgBLisHRR OF THE n. " TRIBUNE: Inclosed find draft
for t5 for which send THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE to the sub
scrtbers and one copy to W T. getter up OF
club.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
JAMES +. WHITE.
RLrR1A, Ohio. March G, 1865.

RLYRIA, Ohio March G, 1868.
Tue TciBCYE luclOsed find SCI send31 copies Of THr
WEEKLY TRIBUNE to Wm. H. Park at ElyIia making the
club now III have now sent THE TRIBUNE Sl9 60 since
this year commenced and shall continue TO do all can
Tor s circulation the best Of aiding the Union
party. Truly yours, j. H. BoYNTOS.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
Sg,tial Nutitts.

Incense 10 the Adorabe.-In the patarchs age sweet
.neuiOa incense emblem worship and bee ,tss
time, the mos. acceptable symbol homage that gntenss
can sr to the woman he enchanting perfume.
richer than anncense delicious than tSs scent Of roses
90, with de,pHALoys new perfume FLOR DE MAYO" sonb,
all Drugsists
OFFICE oy rHy AxKRrcas CONDENSED MILK CosPANr}
No I4l POuKrHAvE, NEwfoKk, March TO- 1908
The abatement pubhed By Condensed Mix Co ia To-
d.v Tribune in form of an herewith brand false 10
a. s . il uuates that our Condensed up Of simnss
mill and a, mean and unprnepd spirit calculated and intended to
dsmag. our trade mead customers aud do assert and A'
ng. proo to the contrary that Condensed ak contains MORN
u.kmmd country than other offered for sale in this eir
W. IRELAND HOWE, President,
Diamond Enr-Rings, Pins, and finger-Rns-.
POr sAleby "hohOEO ALLhs'
No. AIS Broadway. door below CAns-st-
Geld Hunting Lepine Wntches-Lades $50
Gold hua ting detached levers full eWeed
For sale By GEokOE L ALLhs'
No. as Broadway. door below CsnsIst.
sleeve Buttons and studs, New styles.
Two Three -Four Five, and sr Fifty Dollars Set For "ie e
GEORGE ALLEN
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W. Dc f' pa"e' T" No. soi Broadway.
will offer
= superb line Of ,, o,,x, c,yvvo svrs
TEA SETS TOILET SETS, &C., &e: ,...,,,,.,
Our assortment of AssEs.Hs gsSS9si,s3' sis %sy 3 "
Such as GAS CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS sibVHK rhAiso
WARE and CUTLERY, Is S9t to .vs, % se
than eau be found in Nsv.York
Po.tf,ce Notice.-The Mails Europe ri Be aspstebs!
from ths onee on WEDNESDAY, lhhi THURspAf hte. ans
u O'Clock uoon and n ae eeuea.
rs tiees Via stations A B. ll.,S @ O so4 D y & and
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ELrRlA, OhiO, Mareh ., ls

PoRLtsHEa OF THE n. y. TRIBUNE; Inclosed hand
you ts send six more copies of THE WEEKLY TO VIM H.
Park. making the club now number H.
Truly yours, j. H. BofNIoN'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
BLooMyILLE. n. Y, Ma

BLOONyILLC n. Y, March s. 1868.
TnE TRIBUNE: Enclosed find draft on Messrs Cary
Medcsf Co for &c. for which please send co copies Of
RaEKLY TRIBUNE.
NOufS &c. JAMES +. WHITE.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

We print the following from among business
letters received by the THE TRIBUNE;
JARVIS. DeKslb Co., Ind. March ?, 1868.
THE TRIBUNE Enclosed fiud SO for which send II
sOpios OF your WEEIKY TRIBUNE.
Yours truly, G. W. YOUNG CO..
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
YEw-BR11AIS, Conn, March 10, 1865.

PCnusuER OF THE n. Y. TRIBUNE: InclosedI send you
a ust OF names. to whom you win send The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE these with what have forwarded before VIII
mako the number exceed l5O So suppose, we are eht
tied TO ono copy gratis ncose SIC 90 IN payment
Tor same send this weeks issue.
Truly yours OLIVER SfANLEf'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.

= ,r,,bar NJ the ray--- '-aa the Deighboring
a nuuDor t ,ore os aiso - crend oisIgy 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18

POsrOFFICE, BATAVIA, n. Y, March 9, 1863
rontfsaER OF THE n Y. TRIBUNE: incose s., to have
voa ada Ave numbers 10 my oub; this will make my
whole number lse must get it up to 200 II nave 10
aIgssee the other 10 myself
Yours, &c. ID. q. COLLAMLh'
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
DEEP RIVER, Conn, Nj

DEEP RIVER, Conn, March . 1868
PocsIsnYg or IHE n Y. TRIBUNE: Inclosed SEND you
draft for 81 to pay for &C WEEKLY TRTBUsEs ana one
oEtra Respectfully yours, Es WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
HASTINGS, Barry &,

HASTINGS Barry Co.. Mich. Feb 90, lses.
10 TEfauSE New.YOrk; InclOscd md draft for $50
for 81 copies OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Il. j. GRANT.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-18
MORLEY, n. Y, March, 1893.

Poslsugs or TIE \. Y TRIBUNE nclose drait ioi
aSg 20. fCr which send IS copies oi WEEKLY IklBONE.
Truly yours A. B. kOBINsON'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

HEAVY BET.-Mr O. j. Dmick had Int
tie bGck horse which he wished to dispose
OF, and for which he would have been glad
TO take $1,000 He bet the horse with Jim
Bcardsoy Oh the presidential election, and
delivered the horse to jim, taking his note
for $4,000 with Joseph Comet and s. ".
Whcelock for security payable if Seymour
shall be elected president next fall. 1t is a
good sale tor Dimick and an OK pensive horse
for Jim-but he can afford it 10 holds an
Office worth six or eight thousand dollars n
year, and lac can afford to make reckless
bets ond pay heavy party expenses he is ex.
pocted to DO It--ior the good of the party.
We understand that Wheolock, getting un.
easy about the result, has required security
TO indemnify him for signing the note. Dim.
lex says Wheclock's name was what induced
him to make the trade, and that he shall
want the 81, 800 about the 9th Of November.
If Jim wants anything in this line, Mr..
Dmick says there IS now gentlemen at
the Davenport fair who wants 70 sell him u
tine Durham bull aud two fine horses. on
the same terms--if Jim can furnish good &C..
curity