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CANADA.
Maa Shot Dead In his HOHse1bT an
Unknown Assassin. 7q4an @

a3He % NHtitN
OrrAwA, April IA half past 5s4 two
o'clock this mornihg man named
McGee was shot dead BY an unEnowu
ASSASSIN. IN the house where he lived.
The ball passed through his head
and lodged 10 the door which he had
gopeneda The son Of the landlady
came up soon after, and found the
body on the pavement. He. saw no
person IN the .neigbbQrhpods and
heard no foo;stepts; Ii was a light,
clear, bright night, and the assassin
must have been behind the fence of, a
vacant lot opposite, or had made very
hasty retreat McGee had. just left
the Parliament House. His brains
exuded, and the sidewalk. was coy-
cred with blood. There. are no traces
ofthe assassin. 4. -. ...,t...
OTTAWA, March 1.-THE assassina-
ton Of Hon. ThOs-5 ID .Arey McIee
excites universal hOrr0r here and
throughout the country. The author
tiles have taken every means In their
power to secure the murderer, and a
number of arrests have been made,
but as yet no definite clue has been
obtained. An lnquest was opened at
ten o'clock this morning, but ad-
journed, without taking any evidence,
until seven o'clock this evening. The
jurymen in the meantime attended the
House OF Commons IN a. body to hear
eulogies on the deceased. a4..t t.....-r
The Government of Canada offers
s. 600, the Governments of Ontario
and Quebec So 900 and the Mayor Of
Ottawa $1,000 reward for the appre-
heusion of the guilty parties. The
authorities at all points, have been
directed to use their best diligence in
hunting up the murderer, and to ar
rest all suspicious persons. +. .f-i-
. Business is almost entirely sus
pended, and flags are flying at half
mast Preparations are making for
the removal of his body to Montreal
to-morrow All the members of the
Cabinet are taking a deep interest IN
the matter Great crowds are In the
streets, and expressions of sympathy
with the deceased are loud and fre
quent. In the House last night, a
couple Of hours before the assassina-
ton, Mr.. McGee delivered an able
speech on the position ofNoya Scotia,
and it is said to have been the most
eloquent effort Of his whole life.
The House of Commons met at 3
o'clock to-day. On the opening Of
the doors, Sir John a. Mcdonald
rose, and on moving for adjournment
for an Easter recess, alluded to the
recent dreadful assassination by
which a member of the House. had
been cut down In the zenith Of his
E
Sir John A. McDohald's voice was
scarcely audible from emotion, as he
warmly euloglzed the deceased, and
spoke ofthe legacy left BY him to this
country in his widow and family.
Mckenzie followed IN a very .elo-
quent address, In which he paid a
high tribute to the deceased. Hon,
Mr. Cortior also paid a hearty and
eloquent tribute to the deceased
statesman. Atnumber of other. mem
bers addressed the House il the same
strain. Adjournment thentook place
at four O'Clock, until Thursday next.
The galleries were densely thronged,
and the members and spectators alike
were frequently affected TO tears.
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NEW YORK.
Libel Case Against James Gordon
Bennett-0FdeF Reversed Death
by the Inhalation OF the Fumes Of
AmOnia = llan Murdered In u
Sal ION. - I'D

NEW Y0RK, April "A Washing
ton special says Gen. Grant positively
refused to Interfere in the matter Of
the removal Of Governor Pierpont, Of
Virginia, and telegraphed to General
Schoteld to carry this order, appoint
ing Wells, into effect.
The statement that Chief Justice
Chase wrote an article for the Ilateii-
geacer, on the powers of the presiding
officer of the Senate during the i'm
parchment, is authoritatiYely denied.
An Ottawa special says: The ex-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ship Gone AshOFe-A United States
Consul Issuing Fraudulent Gertill
catess

SAN FRAHcIsco, sAa1ril7.-=Ths ship
Autocrat, from Baltimore, with car
go Of coal, went ashore at Arch Rock,
while entering the harbOrlast. night.
She is-nearly full Of water this morn
Jag, and will probably prove a total
tOss. -- .-. ..-
"a HyH, Hall, u. S. Consul at Sydney,
is accused of issuing fraudulent GER
tificates under the Consular seal, pur-
porting to entitle the holder to twelve
months employment on the Pacific
Railroad. Quite q number Of laborers
have arrived from Ausbralia, holding
these certificates, but the Railroad
Company deny his authority to issue
the same, and refuse to give the par
ties work. .....-..,ssr
The KEYSTONE Qaartz Mil, near
Austin, Nevada, was destroyed by
fire last night
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CLEVELANDiD.
Destructive FiFe-LOss $27, ,OO0-City
ElectlOn-Large Republican Gain
Charter Elections.

1A sA
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 7.-Ga-
briel 4 Co.'S carriage factory was
burned last night; loss S27, 900; small
insurance. The fire was the work of
IAN iucendiary.
At the city election yesterday, the
Republicans gain about a thousand.
Nineteen out Of thirty Couneilmen are
Republican.
4 The charter elections Of Ohio yes
terday resulted IN nothing decisive as
regards the public sentiment, the is
sues being local aud the tickets badly
split. The returns indicate about the
same majorities as last Fall.
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NewbslrgIl Coal.

wwYELL-RCREESE EEWBURG IA
w Coal delivered TO any part OF the
city a lZJ%c. All orders left at the RockpOrt
Coal ONCE VIII receive prompt attention.
InarI0 dim WM. LOVE & co.
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ENdLAND.

LONDON, April 7.--Three days later
dates Nave been recaived from Monl
teviedO via Rio Janeiro.l 4 The report
of the assassination Of Gen. Elooez.
Rresideut of Uruguay, Is confirmed
He was murdered in lIonteviedO
shortly after his return from the
allied camp on the Rio Parma. His
Successor had taken his seat without
opposition, and the city and State re-
malnGd rtranquil.s---
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Comm ittee, and 6Il the vacancies
from declination and other causes aud
also a resolution requiring all eandi-
dates 20 pledge. themselves to oppose
the Constitution. .,.-..t. .i- q,
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.LEAyENwoRTH Kansas, April 7.--
The vote of the municipal election
to-day has not been counted, but it is
conceded that Morehead, Democrat,
is elected over Anthony, Republican,
by 400 to 700 majority.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and two
horses, 10 make 2,5DJ 10 $500 hrst-clasi
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 400 u
q 90 per hour, according to the facilities
for removing Them. I OIier TO dem onstrate
these facts ny machines constantly work
ing in this city. $. w. JOG<~OS, Agent,
81 WOodWald a venue, Detroit Mich.
fe2J d2m Ia
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R0ckpOrt Goal.

wwTE ARE THE Only FIRM SELL.
W ing Rocl<port Coal in this city. Or
ders left with our Agent, q. Speer, corner
Water aud Division Streets, will rec eive
prompt attention. Delivered to any part
af the city at l6c SPEER a. co.
mario dim
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f OINcINNATI, April THE celebra-
ton of the Eightieth Anniversary Of
the Pioneers of Ohio passed off very
PLEASANTLY Speeches were made by
Governor Hays, ex-Goyernor Cox,
and many prominent citizens. The
proceedings of the day terminated
with a grand ball tonight. To-mor-
row the visitors will be shown around
the city. S..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08

MADISON, Wis, April AT the
municipal election to day, David At
wood. Republican, was elected Mayor
BY eight majority, a Republican gain
OF over 300 tal
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RIoHMoND, April 7.-Hon. III. III.
Wells, of Alexandria, this morning
took the oath of Office as Governor
of Virginia, and entered on the duties
of that Office. ..l-lr a
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LOUISVILLE, April AT a meet
ing Of the Louisville Board of Trade
last night, the following officers were
elected: V. p. Armstrong, Presi-
dent; j j. Porter, j. NJ. Duncan,
and Frank Smith, Vice Presidents; !;
G. III. Clark, Treasurer, and julius
Dorm, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, April THE Presi-
dent, to-day, sent number Of nomi-
nation to the Senate, which were
principally military. Among the ci-
villains was r. H. Cochrane, for AS
SCISSOR Of the Sixth District Of Ken
tucky. rr-e .-H
Capt. Chas. g Cox, Of the Tenth
Infantry, and Capt. Robert Chandler,
of the Thirteenth Infantry have been
ordered TO report to General Han
cock, for duty on his-staff. fEf.
General Hancock will establish
permanent headquarters in this city
tomorrow. s-.rnrs ssza
Genera. Grant has issued a general
order for the cultivation of vegetable
gardens at military posts, for the use
Of the army.
The usual Cabinet meeting was
held this. morning Adjutaut Gen.
eral Thomas was present
Among the visitors 70 the President
during the forenoon were Lieut. Gen.
Sherman aud Collector Smythe, Of
New York.
General Spinner. who is Treasurer
Of the National Lincoln Monument
Association, received, yesterday morn
ing, a letter from Austin, Nevada,
containing one thousand dollars in
aid OF the proposed monument ia this
city. .....
The Auditor ofAIontana writes to
John p. Bruce, now in this city, IN.
1df date OF March 6, that, owing tC
the increased machinery and the dis
cOvery of new gold and silver field,
in that Territory, the yield of thes,
metals will be ten times more thar
last year. AaFFe
WASHINGTON, April THE Su
preme Court, Yesterday, reversed tn,
decree Of court claims in land war
rant case, on the ground that Tia,
Court below could take eognizanc,
only Of cases In which money was II
controversy.
The Supreme Court affirmed tn
decree of the District Court Of Flori
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-08

'SANDUsKY, Ohio, April frat the
the municipal and township elections
held here yesterday, the entire Demo
cratic ticket was elected by an average
majority of 200.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire in Decentralization In Malne-
Snow StOFm-EleCtlOn Items.

{ FGIILwAUKEE, Wis, April 7.-The
returns received up to IL clock, in
dicate the election of j. s. Dixon,
Republican, for Chief Justice, and
Byrone Paine, Associate Justice, by
between 5000 and 1000 majority.
Milwaukee City has gone Demo
cratic By about $500 majority. Ed
ward O'Neil is elected Mayor over
John Plankinton.
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LA Crosse, Wis, April 7.-Theo-
dore Rudolf, Democrat, was elected
Mayor to-day, by one hundred major
itY.
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PORTLAND, Maine, April 7.-One
hundred guns were fired this evening
In honor of the Democratic victory
Connecticut
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GERMANY.

BREMEN, April THE tide Of EN-.
igration for the present Spring, for
the United States, has commenced
with increased volume. 1t is esti-
mated that upwards of 1000 emf
grants left Germany during the past
week. for American ports
f IRELAND.
QUEENsTowN, April THE steam
ship Ctyg Of Baltimore, from New
York, arrived this afternoon.
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D. A CLARKE. { j. b. DEUEY,
t Late Of Gsrtmel. * Drury,
Memphis, Tenn [ Memphis Tenn,
CLARK 81 = zEU4SK,
tSu. cessors 70 Carim 7lI se Drury,)
Com mission ~ g re h a IA Is.
For the sale OF Pork. Bssce "a, Lard, Flour,
Meal, Bran, Oats. Hay. corn. whisky,
AND w EST ERx PRODUCE GENERALLY.
200 Front Street, Bet. Washington
aud Adams,
Memphis, Tenn.
~ Consignments respectfully. solicited.
Bv permission we refer to Bra nceis &
Crawford louisville, Ky; Barton & Pool,
Cincinnati o.; HayhursJ q Whitaker,
Evansville, Ind; Cole Brothers, 70. Louis,
Mo-; Charles i. Htnde, Cairo, III 4. n.
Smith. President -Reople's BANK. ". n.
cherry President Merchants NatiO- al
Bank Clark, ply & Co., Newton, Ford &
Co. Strattou, ,GOyer L Co, Memphis, Tenn.
apT7.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, April Admiral Far.
ragut has gone from Naples to Sicily
A dispatch from Messina announces
mis- arrival, -'e
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ST.. PAUL, MINI, April I'D. RI.
Davis, Republican, elected Mayor by
300 majority; the first Republican
Mayor ia Seven years. ..v-t r
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CALAIS, Maine, April THE Re-
publicans elect their Mayor by 332
majority.
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CONCORD, April - About, nine
inches of snow fell today. The storm
continues with greatfury., {. .hi sa
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 7,-Thore
has been "a severe galeand snow storm
here all day. lI.f + aeeab L 5iT .-ff
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BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Assassination OF General FIOrez Con.
a med-Admiral FarragHt gene 20
Siclly-Tlde or Emigration for the
: United states Commenced, &C. .Isf
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: ALBANY, April 7.-Abrahama b.
Weaver, Democrat, was ehesen. SUI
perinfendent of Public Instruction
by the. Legislature to-day. .i37ra1 ur
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wAsHTNGfoN.p >

Supreme COurt-DccFee OF. the Court
OF Claims Reversed -NOminatiOns
Sent 90 the senate-Gen. Hancock
90 establish Headquarters at
Washington City -=r'OFder f0Fthe
Cultivation OF Vegetables at Mill
tary POstS-Gen. sherman Visits
the Presldent-Aiding the Lincoln
Monument. ,..t ...ta t.-
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CmcAGs Ap-'l 7.-An Oua,.l
speoisb says Reliable ia'e, 'ieenee
FROM Itrat.5c sav that .tbe Tulisrs
are t0rHiu4 rauche- batweeu Lqra-
ME aud z ttemorc Affer burning
Horse Shoe Eanche they pursued
rseven n ar8uchtneu, when q dasperate
fight ensued, I'm whichi thrae rauehe-
meuand GVA Indians wefe Killed and
'anumber ~ the Ritter wounded.
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q JACKSON. Mss. 8 April In the
Convention to1d8v a resolution vas
Introduced AMI reierred TO the proper
Committee. prahibitiog any person
from holding Office who ever held of
fee or g?luntafy bore arms in aid of
the Febelli0ng q - tf
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NILwAUkEE, &bril7-Midnight.-
The com piet9 returns of this city,
with one Ward G. timated. give O'Neii
(Dem.9 for Mayor 2.200 m8iority. The
Repabl licans lose three Aldermen and
five Cuuncil6rs, ana elect but one
member of the Common Council out
0fltweh ~ seven. The meaera returns
from various parts Of die
State, up TO this hour, do not mate Fi-
ally lehaEge the result. -. I-..4 --> i
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rELEGR AP II.

For Commercial and RiyeT Dipalehs8 sse
-FSfth Page, 6 l'a
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ESTABLISHED. 1881,
Indlan DeDredafions.


/ CHICAGO. Ap-'l An O1aLa
speoi8b says Reliable iafaff fieenes
from lltras5, say thar tie Iu3laEs U
are s0railg rancho. between L9ra-U an
! mie aud E-ttemorc After burning
i EHurse Shoe Eanche they pursued
.sevenar8uch tneu, When dssperate -T
fight enaued ~ in which thrae rauehe-
I men and figA lniidns kEefe Killed and
Ianumber " the Ritter wounded.
j. JACKSON. 9Essl. s4qbril Tn the
4 iOohvention toadav a resolution vas
Introduced anI raierred 10 the proper -
iFCommittee. prahibIt0g any person # ..r
/ from holding Office who ever held Of es.
( nee nee or. voluntary bore arms in aid OF ss1 5fT
BImwAUkfE Abra7- ght.-. '..'1 .si.r..s,
I The 1cofaplet4 returns of this city v4.I.feI
4 with one Ward G. tifnated, give y Neil .I.rsg#ff
7 F(Dem9 for Mayor 2200 n8iorty The -sfsra-r,
1 dtepabJean lose three. Aldermen and a H. gai
/ five Goupcfl9rs, and elect but onere7 IN l..ts
! member of the Common Council oUttrf~ 88T
! ofltwehtyN seven. The uieagra returns III ~
lFeeeiveda from various parts OF the - - ..s-r
State. up to this hour do not materi- 49, .IT
ally change the result = ~. - a I.- 71.l. .
t5sYRAebsE, N.9rY. 'sApr3iTs547H n The ,.,a
Zion Eva9lggl zeal Lptherd4 CRpreh s8- 30
was burned this informing. Toss esti- s-.
mated at$l5,00Q. Insured tor,SlQ,000. f4G
2 BosroN, April 7FaCa. Z. d. 21Bing- a'ae@
b ham M PresideHt OF the Metf2poitan s7a .a,
tt - "a ~ 07'Sf If1s ~" sA I'D
BpsroS, April "a large build b It.a
ing on Bowd in Square was damaged s-l
by fire this morning to the amount.of5as6 ssse.y
Sl5,0b0 Ihe losers we're Ill Merri 3Eya
chard Fl. P. Waite, and LaM 'Joiri s
ALBANY, April 7.-Abraham lBaaa 10 erotI
Weaver, DEMOCRAT was chosen SUI 1H3m'F3IZ3
perinfendent of Public Instruction s5lfH =
by the Legislature to-day, ,io711 aaai5 aaao5E
PORTLAND. Me-, April 7.4-Thore. ii bus .-lgg
has been severe gale and snow storm 50 9t.1afa1
mere an y day. lIf :. ae~lb sdI -e'ns y. s"..t
CoNooRD April 7. = About, hine43H6 5sl.l
inches Of snow fell to-day. The storm u9i1ad .rai
continues with greattury, ahi ss 1s#.I i1.
ST.. PAUL MINI, April I'D. r. s..s sa5
Davis, Republican, elected Mayor by Ills BE- f1slI
300 majority; the first Republican .aa1hL
Mayor IN Seven years. e. ivrH j. aa#fi-rs .aI
5a - .f----o- satrss.I sE
.LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, April IN -es.9 a.f
The vote of the municipal election ss.lsHf
to-day has not been counted, but it is lz
conceded that Morehead, Democrat -Eai-- r.
is elected over Anthony, Republican, a Il.
by 400 to 700 majority. ag .-
l.ta f14------- Z -- f44alas .Lf
MADISON, Wis, April AT the tr os p ls
municipal election to-day, David At son '|-
wood, Republican, was elected Mayor 2s4s1
BY eight majority, Republican gain 4tt
OF over 300 ra. -ag ..sl Ir-..t t#Hi .-taz
LA Crosse, Wis, April 7.-Theo- aaild fe-."
dore Rudolf Democrat. was elected .eWH.t a'
Mayor to-day, by one hundred major 'at n,
'SANDtsKY, Ohio, April frat the fsz3azA1
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8 SYRACUSE, N .9iY., April ~. The
Zion Evangelical Lutheraul Church
was burned this mbrning. loss esti-
mated at $15,0 900. Insured tor, $4,000
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BosroS, April "A large build
ing on Bowd in Square was damaged
by fire this morning to the amount of
$1,000 The losers were III Merr
chard, Fl. P. Waite, and LaM. aJ Or.
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Destructive Fires - Heavy
Losses of Property.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

BALTIMORE, July 23-Cooa quieti 81 iiug 3lc Flour firm
AMI active Wheat opened active but closed weak
sale. Prime TO choice Rel ~ a.. hrla sales White at
81 ~ YrioE unchanged. Mes PORK tru at
500 Bacon qn; Rib Sides 10 4lic Clear Sides lti- Slouiefs
I4Uifir LIlI tGl ar lIc.
SAy FRAsccO z2Forr quote ~ sc 25DB7 5oi Oregon
FlYir. n So. Wheat. G0Nt. icrdels.
Pufr tbrtpHI July - du Northwestern Extra Fam
y 8a ~ PeuH gaail aHd oi do FJu2 Wheat rte. y
RED 50 2IH-228. White ~ f0D - g. Rye 81 90 Corn htd
FIRMLY; yellow 81 DO; -ei Western, ~ l50F l9 oats held
Gr s1es Jl bu,a Pennsylvania &C. toace, sugar and oase
du Mess Pork go LIrt l3c PeroeumClIo f,oayi sales
900 hb.s at 2lc Refined sU'' at 3iic
T.IrDo July Z3-Pour l W1cat-Ts Offering; sales amber
arive DO. seller AUGUST 80 for No. aid Res ao Corn
Quiet ami CHANGED Tor No J. lyesaes Of new
g. ~ g. Fghis unchanged Eecspt3l0O 5b F0ar $500
J1sb Com. Shrwprts-6iop hnsh. Corn
tiyCiyyAri July 2-o1r lrner end in light supply Peshmate
81 ETn, - 5a 80 fr Family Wheat aiyaacusl
of NO Winter g. 80. 70 Z OJO ~ ID; supply
H.rt Corn 4us for lar and gr M S1ce White Oats Sd
y4lgi; sales G. ld denad Ke da 81 800 81 -
unchanged. taes OF l hLa end W b1Ks Mess PORK ve demand
l.i dun; shoulders ci lll Hl2 Sides ic Bacon
lu Shoulders SOLD 2g Clear Rbs Sides 0altl Sweet
cured Hans -. GUc Land held at lc lrm God li Money
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
......rn,1 HE1L rsTATE ITEMS.

r,.,cl is 10 have a $4,000 gaS-WOIhs'
Doli..,ato I,oi'I in Charlestown, Mass, Is dull
- 5ovoJ0 feet, in Peabody, Mass, was
sold Oh Tuesday Tor S"''' -, ,. ~,
49, settlers are rapidly taking up the va
1t Sianv lands in Minnesota
The ho.cl property at Long Branch IS worth
n,0OQoo5 No. mn ...;.4 ,,,;1
Just put an.
The s. 2. Rogers estate, Salem, Mass has
neon fold 90 tie Catholic Society for 500.
It IS rcrortcd that 26 brick and III wooden
,rndip-s,.ls iu process Of erection at LocAport
pool estate at Long Branch is worth S4000,0O0
,r tba,, before the complexion OF the two railroads
Tho Hon. William Kelly Of Rhinebeck has
vesented 20 one OF his prOteges $500 house III TINS
tity ..-...
There were two auction sales of city property
sr Fr.tNy tuesday both dwellings, the prices Delns
$3.50 and s. 4-j respectively ,
The losses to the crops, incident to the
crassboupas have caused suspension I'D the erCcLoh
- tbe rfJy Melholist Church at BOonesDoro.
The granite fronts Of the stores on the cor
r ~ ve1pcton and C0urt-stS. Boston, are 10 hc re-
moved tp gescl where they Wlu form the iTont OF
new public library building
The well-knOwn Spy Pond House, near Bos-
or c0rfa1.ug 30 rooms and surrounded by seven acres
- isrd as sold hV auction Tuesday Tor S,,IJO s. a.
Walker was the purchaser
Among the many improvements in PMladcl-
Mia are I5 fine dwellings, on CraiLat. ana COlumpaaNer
now In rT0eess Of erection; 20 on COluMDaaye between
Tirbtefrti and TweHtieth-ss. aLd20 on Sydcnlamstp
south OF Columbia. Many others are being erected on
single lots.
The following are the latest auction sales Of
real estate reported u POrtchCSter one 0t j0O H. 10
W p. AbcniIoh Tor $500 one lJt 'ine sIe, 10 WI.
Peatty for S0 Tot, size, 20 s. s. Bent Tor $685.
one lot lE2JO It., 10 VIM urdy for S1oG orc lot lo0N
100 IT, 70 Nm PGrdy, for SlOJG aud another same s-4t
70 [, IL. Palmer 1Or Sl,lOJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

Trade has le.u dull not only IN Iwcnty-fourth-st,
but Al III tr. ios % during the bot eelher he ony es Tas
railroad which
tenn some of lie city railroads losing le A. ~ lsS ig'
r.v ft.t testhsris the rali."aoa
80 49,, io. 10 stock up their depleted stables mere -
o I'm ranry for good heavy hntea' tA hoise' nI'I con-
tnard 4J,J4 each Roaistrs anu az 'to
etpecay the lille Canucks SO yeu lte - lols u h @ @
~ dep3rtment b nearly closed dealers asserting hat no
~ 49, nouison psy duties 10 crossing aud sell here uat noH
~ =. "a gson whole The supply Of horses - me stree. ~ @
quite sufficient all dcnauda Lt % n"lsu is,s an
fned 10 sporting much interest sla wager As 'sV W
PresdenliAl stoek LoTseaesL.