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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07
rLIME! LIMEt.! LIMats1l

The undersigned has recently elected pcrma-
nent Lime Killer, and has on hand large stock of
Waterloo lime, which hc will sell cheap can be
bought a any poin; the line OF canal from Pitt
stGn to Elm.ra.
Orders will be promptly filled, and limo shipped TO
all points by canal DAVID BRON \.
EroWntown, Bradford Co. Pa
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07

Ladies' who wish a fair skin and
good complexion, free GGcm "A yellow
tsh tinge aud all OIL hes 'i!s1i %Uren,eGsi,
should use these remedies occasions
ally. The Liver in perfect order, and
the blood pure, viii result in spark
ling eyes and blooming checks.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07

~ y We hereby inform the public that we
IN -sGs are NOS connected with any Of the Gift
Enterprise oae Dollar Concerns in this city. All
concerns Offering Git, Premium, or any article
free Of COS. to Agent or to any one, are in oirect
violation If the laws against, Lottery. We have
I!o.Io-iion f.om reliable authority, that all Gift
Coaccros in this CIV Will he closed up by the State
P5ii,s
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.EEiINtl lCss. -

The undersigned having purchased, by bill Of sale.
ol Henry Williams, OF Nicholson tp in the County
OF Nyoming, the following named articles to Wit =
l Sorrcl Mare, Rh0an Horse, set team harness l
lumber wagon, sets log trucks cutting box, log
chains, SET grab hooks and chains, bobSlcds l
brown COW, 1 Drinde COW, white and red cow /
shovel, about 10 tons hay together with beds and
bedding and other household furniture which prop
erty nave left on the premises occupied by the
SAID Henry Williams. All persons are forbid to mo-
lest or interfere with the SAID pruperSy as they Will
do so at their peril e. b. WILLIAMS !
sep 18th, lsoS. .. .sa . us}w
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
D STATES for the Western District OF Pcnn'a
IN the matter Of Jerome D. LOyd,a Bankrupt in BGRk
TUPtCy.
To lcaOa naaB Concern The undersigned hereby
gives notice OF hls appointment as Assignee of Ie
rome j. Lord, OF Nicholson, in the County of Wyo-
ming and state OF Pennsy Iyania, within said bis
trict, who has been adludged bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court Of said district
IHOS. J. CHASE, Assignee.
Nicholson, Pa, Sep 25d, ISGs-nS-3w
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AGENT u.nETfDT1E TuE
OFFICIAL HISTORY or THE WAR,

IL Csls :, <.hartcsrr. ,t.,.nr s'l : us.
II h.L. hLIAN9za !, STEPHENS.
It's ready -alt, r..asi.ol "i.A 10 i.r, .. .JIa-
mis-, io.. make Il the host sut-r'. t.pl iJjk ever
published. One agent IN E:sran. p. s.Elr's -
subscribers IN three Gays. Another i. E.s.ca, iU5
subscribers. ia four days
Send for circulars and see our terms, all q full
description of lie work. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING co Philadelphia, Pa.
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These Remedies are hs best
Blood Purifiers

suer k7aira ami trH ea0e all diss1yes reSauis9 o
bad bio0d.
Kecp your blood pure; Keep yot,r Lir5 in orSer;
keep your digcsiirs oiyaBS a sound, hsany c0adi
oB, Jy ne IF hese TrEfEiss. Hld 10 GiSt9s: tsu
tpeT dSsdi{ gGu
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07
St. LOUIS And jsJI H1I1fAIH


DAILROAD COEEE'A Z. - seven ror cent.
Ladrst Mortace Ha,.Es Faaj4t:y aEi August
Coufu.s, The earn ags uf t.g ryfspcted ras', 20
Pilot ha.h axe ryw saorc tha- tie irterest on the
entire mortgage f5a proceeds %. thes, Bou Is ar'
Abu!xG % tire security everyday, OYER s. Gj0C05
have been spent ea tls lsopc-.,, lal L,. oRa. 81
gGa coo of tou27 isrei thus far Tie constantly
increasing ir4lis Cf c1uying orr, with the pr0Peat
of controlling all The travel from s., l1aiF 20 the
Southern states, ensures au tng.'a9Ls revenue, iac
Directors urE S 10 of tha stock .or INVESTMENT and
interested 10 enrich the psoFertY well as TO
coonou4isc lis expenses
mos ALLEN, President, st. Louis, No.
We tho undersigned. cordially recommend these
per cent. mortgage bonds, OF the St Louis and
Iron Mountain Railroad, as gpJl security, The
revenue of the road will be large, and the aniais
tation Of the affairs Q. the company Is in capable
AMI experienced hands and IS entitled to the great
e., confidence Of the public
JAMES ). THOMAS Mayor Of s.. Lo2i5
JOHN }. ROE Prest st. Louis CLan5or CT Com
mercc.
E CsI0X, Pras't st. Louis Board of Trade
BARTON BATES, prcs't North Missouri Railroad.
J. Il. BRrTrON, Prest MAJ Bank Of tie State of
Missouri.
wm, L, EWING, rsss't Of the Msr. y. ,. Of St,
Louis.
GEO: II. EEA, Pres't Second Nat Bank Of St.
Louis
JAS. B EADs, Chief Eog St. Louis d Iii. Bridge
GEO. ". TAYLOR, Pres't Paaia, Railrod (ofMo)
WM AASSIG, Prest IrqIers' Bank, st. Louis.
JOHN L. LI0NBEhGER, Pres. T, n Bank, St
Louis
AD0LPHUS MEIER, Vice Pres't L. Pacic Rail
way.
ROBERT BARTA. Pres't German savings Institu-
tl0as-
Coupons payable in the city Of New York. A
limited number of the above nameI Bonds for 81 le
at l. -hty five. Parties living out Of the city can
remi. by draft express, aud the bonds will be re-
tarnel b- express free Of charges We invite the
attention OF CisIis and others To the'n as, in our
opinion . very desiraJle inves ment destined torank
ss a irst-clsS security. Descriptive Pamphlets,
Maps and information can be had on Application to
TOWNSEND, WHELEN u Co, 10. 500 Walnut
It Phi!adc!p phil Agents 0. the st. Louis AMI inn
Mountain Z. H. Go. 81.
Ihila clpAia references :-CAEaRiA IRON Co.;
CIV, BACON & Co.. THos. BIDnLE Co.
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GRANT & caItFAx.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR H0WLANDs
G - II
ONE Tsqrgs Oef1rD To'un. F.asly ]Htslrl'et
one agent IS so'i so pies in 3 days.
ore agent has solt go c,lissi2 3 days.
0ne agent "a ajyl has so!i 40 copies N =
laws
We omrl5y 70 gtncraI agents anl Offer EXTRA in
duc=H.aHt- - sa4r#s>yrs sent for circular anH
learn our terms 90 GENT before engaging c'saU here.
j. 3. BURR & CO.. Flt,i.l.as, Hrtf "a -C.aH
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07

Inc "Lgp7ess FreighV' down Tram, drrtres at
Pittston AMI Wilkes Barre in time for the passeu-
ger train for n. Y. & Phil'a. The Local leapes
Wilkes Barre s. Pittston. for "McKunes and other
stations norlh after the arrival Of the n Y. &
Phil'a morning trains
L. A. PACKER,
Sup't Wyoming Division
Oficc L.tV.RRC-W Wyo. Div,
Wi!kesBarro Sept4, g.
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ONE DOLLAR
FOR EACH ARTICLE
Oar sales 80: the last twelve months have
been about one million dollars

Our sales 10: the last twelve months have
been about one million dollars.
GE Our business has been decided By the Courts OF
this Stale and by the United States authorities not 10 be
Lottery, or GLt Enterprise, but regular iegiti-
mate business.
Terms Of sale Tor Club Of s., selection Of ono of
the following articles :-Z0yIs. Brown or Bleached
sheetins, superior quality. POplia or Alpaca Dress
pattern. Wool square shawl. q yards Dycskin,-
An day Clock, seth Thomas make. / pr. gents
Calf boo'E White MarseIes Quilt Silver plated
Chased Cassor with bottles 4 Morocco Photo
graphic hlbam, 100 pictures. yards GA Wool
CIofh. >IlT1r plated Cake Basket 50 yards Brown
or BcachCi heeiing common quality. Also, print
ed notices Of 90 articles for sale 81 for each ar
ucic, comprising variety Of articles usually sold
retail At prices from 50 to IS for each article.
Ior C,ub Of $40 selection of one Of the follow.
in5 articles 40 yards Brown or Bieached Sheet
ins, superior quality Dress pattern, price Sl0.--
vol Long shawl. Bro;ha Long Shawl. 2 yards
Black German Broad Cloth. Common Sense Sow
ins @ach,le, p'i1o 9!8-(these machines viii hcm
stitch iel, tuck, quilt, cord, bint braid ami en-
1roI!ei, III most superior manaer,) Gents or La
dies Silver Hunting Case Watch new 25 yards
Hemp Carl@tius. 5 yards Beaver Cloth 6. yards
SeJi Docss.n. S.lTer plated Ice Pitcher. yards
Wool Liolh, dcu. width. l pair superior Blankets.
~ yards Brown or Bleachel Sheotin. common quail
lty and iEO printed notices Of articles for sale at
81 cacIi comprising variety Of articles usually
Ii at retail from $50 to SO for each article
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07

The Subscriber .fsrs f,r sale his HOUSE and
lot. si.uttsj N the :,u:ouch OF Tunkhannock- -
Tie house has lately underone repairs and has all
tie modern Improvements. The lot is more than
twice the size Of any others in the place, with new
Barn, Seven Good Grated Apple Trees, With Plum
ant Peach. Tho Subscriber, wishin; to remove,
viii sell tar less than te actual value.
80 All persons indebted to INC will please make
i'm Mediate s-ts'c;Eents. VIM. 5. KUTZ,
Tunk Sep. 2ih ugf
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II ael fSzgss sss "a D
s:g:Iz

For doing family washing IN the best and cheap
est manner. Guaranteed cqGdl to any IN the world
Has all the strength OF old Tosn soap with The mI!d
splanliI Soar. Sold By lie ALDEN CHEMICAL
WORKS, 4S North Front Street, Philadelphia
v6-L5 II. 81 {.
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READ THE RECOMMENDATI0Es

Thousands Of letters have been re-
ceived, festifJ ~ "a the VIrt ue OF these
remedies.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-07

Z.jIZ2LOl.iLE1fI.-- Ihe 0R2Y W01I'
which settles. by documentary evidence, what has
been said wItten, thought done, by
our ~.fE.lI- IlRES/IDE.1rY,
is A d. -RIcRARDsON's Personal History OF L, S.
Grant. The Hepabiican Union Committee at Wash.
ingtpn, reJdgaizo Us Gulherticty aud use it an
authoIa stHiinE for eoA5 of il Tor that purpose.
The pree@ Universally discard all Others. We
want Agents Tor it in this county Send for Circu-
ars, terms &C., to BLISS d co, Newark, n, J
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NOTICE.

Application will be made to the lie gsIature at its
next session for the incorporation of Savings Bank
TO be located in the Borough Of Tunkhannock with
privilege to receise deposits purchase aud SELL Bonds
and Storks of tho United States, AMI o: this Com
monWealth ana other seauriii:s to be called "Tho
Wyoming County Saving Bank" Capital Stock
$50 00l with the privilege TO increase the to
$4,000. ~
J. C. WRIGu Ut, DANIEL WRIGHT
Q. ). MILLS, J W. LYMAN.
Tunk June 18th 1862.
r7,ns7,em.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTOR
~ TIN
MET ROpOLITA AN
Gift g O m pany !
Cash Gift. 500 the "mouot Of @a5o,ooo
EVERL IICKET pRANS 4 Pa-LE.

I,'t '.tr .iN'E =. ...la. -
F.as oG Fratfu.s ra4el Easrl.jozF SILVER
VIE, Faa,o-aa l -.tiua.s an,i large ttso,iu.ent
o.. F.-e ,i,l. ,;-ga.sJ, iaa. FIiGsi - 81 sy'HJsy
4 r3tg.. % -,f..y .ttiy OF the a51rG PTr.e, by
r.,rIhss.a- % -.llsl lia,ct ',r = cer.s I."aels
desgr.Jiu. each .,zr are l-5Jap H. EnTcloq-s "ui
thoroughly '.ise3' o. r..- -iP. ui - cts. SEALED
TICKET u.! BE- Lr.ya vilia@E e''.ro rrl delivered
at our O. r ... or .a - mail to .4g li;cg-s Tho
prizs name upon D. will be delivered 20 tle !i".et
bolder On payment or Oao Dollar. Prizes Ual be
Immediately sent 60 my address, as requested, by
express Tetasn maI!.
You will know what your Prize is before you pay
for il. Aug Pile may os exchanged tor ao2,her Of
the sane value. NJ Blanks.
g." Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
RErEGuycus.--We select the tsw following names
f.o,a the many vlo have lately araSn valuable
Prizes AMI kindly permitted Us to publish them:
:. T Wilkins, Gni.a1, n, Y, 600 Miss Annie
Monroe, Chicago, H., Piano. valued at su2U Ro5t
Jackson Dubuque, Iowa, Gui Watch, $3.50 -
PHILLIP RlgCarthv Louisville, Ey, Diamond Cluster
Ring, 5000 B. a. Patterson, New Bedford Mass,
Silver Tea Set, SLi5 Miss Emma Walworth, Mil
waukee, Wis Piano. $500 Rev. I. W, Pitt, Cleve.
land, Ohio, MeodsOa, Sl2j.
Z -, We publish NJ names without permission.
Opinions OF the press. They are doing the lars
est business the Gra is reliable, and deserv5 their
succc ccss''' Weekly Tribune FeJ 8, SU5.
1--WE have examined their system. and know them
to he a f,ir dealing l:gn IN J. Herald, Fs5 'G3.
Last naok friend Of ours drew $500 prize
which was promptly received l."-I'aHy Neles Mar,
5, 1868.
Sent for circular giving many more references
AM favorable notices from the press Liberal in
Jucemen's to AGENTS. Satisfaction guaranteed -
Every pachage of Sealed Envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for ST. l3 for 81 IS for
So no Tor SIS.
All letters should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON CO.,
Y
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
WYOMING DIVISION.

SUPPLEMENT No.3 TO TINE TABLE NO. IS
IL PLACE OF SUPPLEMENT- nos. l AND =.
To take eject on Monday Sept. 7th, l86S.
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ERUPTI0NS of the SKIN,
and ali Diseases arising from n Dis
ordered Liver, stomach, or
IHPURTTF OF THE BLOOD.
Read the t0llowing symptoms md il .oat find hrt
your system is affected 6y any Of tteRi y0; may ret
assured that disease las commenced its atfacE G9l tie
most fmp@fant organs # your Lody, and unless
checked by tie IF 0loertR remedies miserable
life, soDn tsrm,ltiRg IN ds7th, 'rH be The result.
Constipation. Flatulence. Inward Piles.
FulnesS of Blood to the Head, Acidity
OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or Eluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming 5T
the Head. Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, FIuttering at the Heart,
CHOKING or SuEocating Sensations when
IN Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Dull Pain in the Head. Def
cheney of Perspiration, Tel-
iowness OF the Skin and
Eyes, Pain IN the Side,
Back, Chest Limbs, ETC., Sud-
den t'luShes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant 1magininEs OF
Evil, and Great Depression of spirits.
Az H.sss indicate disease of6s ZireT o. Diqe,ffr>
OTg0Bs, combined lcilh impure biood
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.. IIIE AMERICAN
DJIIlN H0LB OVBBSElhIIG iTD
SEWING M4CHINE co.

IN directing ATTENTION to their CELEBRATED
COMBINATION BUTTON HOLE AND SEWING
MACHINE, beg leave 70 refer to lis wonderful pop-
uaJ'y as conclusive grcof Of its great merit.
The increase in the demand for this valuable
machine has hccu TEN FOLD during the last seven
months Of lr hTsi year before the public
IEis c7tri and surprising success is mpreeedent-
ell N the History ot sewing machines anl We feel
fully narrated in claiming thai
Is,
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THE G6ECIAN BEND,

III HAT IT Is, hos it grew into n national cal
~ amity It is not Nes Thing. symptoms
and Treatment. sG:l. volume protCSely iilustra-
tel Sent by mail on receipt Of 25cs. Address
GRECTAN BEND PUBLISHING co. P 0. Box
G72. II. Y. Trade supplied by AMERICAN NEWS
co. III Nassau st., \. Y.
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Arrest of More Filibusters-The Seven Wise
Men i'm Session.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Message Of General Scott, Governor Elect.
CHARLESTON, June 20, 1868.
The Daily Necs this morning publishes full alb
stract OF the message of General Scott, Governor
elect to be presented at the meeting Of the Leg
isature on Monday next. General Scott urges the
immediate provision for the extingushment Of the
State debt, 30 that at future time new loan may
and equitable taxation insure the regular payment
OF The accrued and coming due interest. He says no
obligation OF the State should be evaded In regard
thorough system OF public schools and that Congress
be memoriazed for aid as the state is too poor to
pay for them by taxation. He advises that
ihe crops be diversified and urges the passage
OF laws encouraging immigration. He advises the
Legislature to relieve every person Of all political
thorough reorganization and no oath to be required
but to support the present constitution OF the State
lie recommends the encouragement OF railroad en-
terprses, and advises measures for securing the
immediate completion OF the Blue Ridge Railroad.
He advises the modification OF the penitentiary, Jail
mems Bureau will be terminated in the State by
October He regrets the recent disturbances in
Camden and Barnwel, and presses his determination
TO enforce the law against all dsturbers OF the peace
OF the State without respect to persons At the same
time he expresses his belief that no organization
ing the laws OF the state. He states that every
shall be fully protected In person and property and
In the free exercise Of his rights citizen, far
rs they depend on the Executive OF the state. In
conclusion he expresses the hope that an era OF good
feeling has been inaugurated, and that the martial
hereafter be displayed IN support Of the dag OF our
common country.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON, June 29-5 r.
M.-The money market closed frmer. Consos
closed at 947. for money and 94a 94T for account.
United States five-twenty bonds, 1914 1871; ILL
nois Central Railway shares, 1919; Erie Railway
shares, 46k.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFORT, June 29-5 p.
M.-Unted States bonds closed at TX Tx for the
issue OF 1852
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, June
29-5 p. M.-The cotton market closed steady at I'M
changed quotations The following are the autho-
rized closing prices:-Middling uplands 11hd. a
11Hd.; middlng Orleans, IL I'D. q IL sd. The sales
OF the day foot up TO- 900 bales
LIVERPOOL BRBADSTUFFs MARKET-LIvERPOOL,
June 29-5 p. M.-The market closed dull. Corn has
advanced 3d., the last sales being made at 34s Cd.
per quarter for new mixed Western. Wheat, 13s. Cd.
per GENITAL for California white and lbs. Sd. for No. 2
Milwaukee red. Oats, S. per bushel. Peas, ABS. Cd.
per quarter for Canadian Flour, BIS. per Dbl. for
western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPooI.,
June 29-5 p. M.-Bacon is firm at ass. Cd. Cheese
quiet and steady at 54s. Pork Is fiat at 1885, 3D. Beef
1l0s per tierce Of 3o4 lbs. for extra prime mess.
Lard, 82s. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, June
29-5 p. M.-PetrOeum closed 1rmer; refined, Is 4d.
spirits, Is. Other quotations unchanged.
LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., June 29-5 p. M
Calcutta lnseed has advanced to o3s. Sugar steady
at 25s. 3D. ROsin, 6s Cd. per cwt for common North
Carolina. TallOw, ass. per cwt. Turpentine 2ss.
per cwt. Refined petroleum quiet at 1s I'D. per gal
lon Spirits, Is. Lnseed cakes, eli per ton Linseed
OIL f32 per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, June 29-5
p. M.-Petroeum closed dull at 46isf
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ARREST or AN ALLEGED fOaGeR.

About month ago it is alleged that hotel
keeper, named Benjamin F. Webster, at Geneva,
n. Y, committed forgeres to a considerable amount
upon several of the banks and citizens OF that town.
Previous to the discovery of the forgeries he had
sold out his property there. and deserving wife
with one OF his domestcs. named Annie Doyle.
Inspector Diks was informed OF the hight OF
Webster, and at placed his officers
upon the alert but too late however, to secure his
capture. he learned that the parties had sailed for
California. 1t seems that they proceeded as far as
Aspinwall when Webster repented Of his California
trip and took the next steamer for New York.
day two ago the Inspector learned that the fugi
tive was sojOurning at Eare's HOTEL and on Sunday
he detailed Detective Bennett, OF the Metro
politan Police force to make the arrest
Webster and female companion were at
once taken into custody and locked up at
police headquarters, to await the arrival OF an OFF,
from Geneva, who left last night for this city for
the purpose OF escoring him back to the scene OF his
alleged Irregularities. Upon the person OF the
accused 81, $50 was found.
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TElEGaApnIc NEWS ITEMS.

The WATERFOWL COncordia took the first prize at the
concert Of the Milwaukee Saengerfest ON Saturday.
The Beaver Dam took the second prize and the Mil
waukee the third prize. The Saengerfest closed
yesterday with summer nights festival at Quen-
tens Park
w. II. Smith, the Governor elect Of Alabama, has
issued his proclamation converting the Legislature ut
Montgomery on Monday, July IL.
The annual cricket match between the Upper Can
played on Friday and Saturday. The match was
won by the Province Club, with six wickets to 60
down.
Daniel Pike, cashier of the Freeman's National
Bank, Of Augusta, Me-, died on Sunday night. He
had been for q quarter OF o century Treasurer Of
Kennebec county, Ne.
John Ledebur, manager OF Catches Music Hall,
In Mobile, committed suicide yesterday morning by
taking strychniDe Disappointment In business ID
assigned as the cause.
About 900 barrels Of whisky are in the bonded
warehouses at C0vington KY, and 45 600 barrels in
that district composed OF ten counties According
to the new tax bill this whisky has 70 be removed
within six MONTHS which Will require 8, 100000.
The report Of the Auditor of Cincinnati shows
there was balance In the treasury OF 81 up
to Saturday, 9th inst.
Trains on the Union Pacific Railroad commenced
miles west OF Fort Laramie. On Saturday the tele-
graph line was completed to South Pass City and
Sweetwater mnes
About three hundred persons left Louisville yester-
day for New YORK TO attend the National Democratic
Convention, including the Kentucky Tennessee,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama delegations.
boot and shoe firm doing an extensive business
McCill street, Montreal said to have left the
town with q considerable sum OF money.
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Al COMMISSIONS not renewed annually are Invalid.
Marine Disasters.

81 o rr1fn :toa
United States. sinking condition, :chr VIM H!...
Sres :i.sss 10 :::':.as. rs% Peter; is;s
from and Other
s%s r sssaS o
soTna % p Ss5. bss Ida from
G.,.s: Jun. ,:.%saSsu: s:syy -:
!; &: In%. y Ss.
log u. IN crippled condition, but having sufeen, mean. q
occurring our ,oS"s ,,S %s gqmp; w Sosrsd
x;.,,s e SSH1 man bound Sa:S s. Who
lon w s'Sp %s WV
% s..Y ;gs .s IL:
. SS Fl &
Wesley (of Balmore from Turks Island for Boston, who
s pS On sp.r with
scnn cnARIrr Ncserson, from Western Banks wen.
rows and soye hole through her bottom and
s had s: S at. s s o o.
scuH MAY-Bo.ton, June 2eThs schr " Hnes, arrived
here Sdsy from 81 Cardiff that s ON Ssy as d BE-
fore reported wresked from Cerd for Boston, in sinking
condition. and took all hands Oh and brought them to this
ST ,oux, NB June 27The En erpre from this
for Liverpool ashore Cape Sabe Island and will
probably be total loss.
Miscellaneous.
Purser Thos McManus Of the steamship Rapdan, from a
vana, has thanks for favors.
BARK UNION, Of Sag Harbor, has been withdrawn from
the whaling and to load coal Tor San francisco
Som LIzzIs from Eastern por. for New YORK. bsor,
asfrns9n Cap. TsSSus from addison which arrived =
tina, port ash inst. Capt reports that he met with no di'a'
Petersburg Cape Nay Sss 4, ,s, scnr
ton: capacity She Z owned By fhad Van Glide, and oh'a
wkalenen.
ma. ~ r~oorts6 Cstbertuss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-30
OHIO.

Two Young Men Murdered by Their Step
father-Arrest and Attempted suicide Of the
Murderer.
CLEVELAND June 20, 1865
John Cool, who was formerly sailor on the lakes
but who has lately been living at warrensville,
Cuyahoga county, murdered with q butcher
knife one Of his stepsons on Saturday even.
ting, and mortay wounded another, who
has since died. The victims were named
Edward and Henry Quaye, aged eighteen
and twenty years. The anger OF the murderer had
been excited against them because they had chosen
neghbor to be their guardian. The murdered
boys were heirs to the farm on which Cool resided.
Just previous his arrest he tried to commit suicide
but had spilled his shot the floor. He In jail In
this city.