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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

EXHIBITING THEIR ANXIETY.-The New
York Tribune has leading article on the
painful silence" of Gen. Grant on political af.
fairs, and says:
We hear from Washington that the feeling
among leading Republicans is becoming ON. 1T
intense and painful anxiety. Their advice has
not been asked: they have not been informed
ct the Generals intentions; they haven't the
slightest idea what course he intends To pur-
sue and the political future seems to them, as
matter at course, wrapped in imprnetrable
gloom. Members of Congress in
both Houses, wearied with watching aud wait
ing to be sent for, do not hesitate to pro-
claim more or less openly, that if Gen Grant
does net consult the Republican party and CON
form To its expressed desires, he must not cal
cnlate ON their support, and naturally enough
they predict for him Il speedy dlscomtturt
Do the Radical leaders fear they have caught
another Tylrr-Juhnson Tartar
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

JOHNSON OFT, GRANT IN.-This day, al
noon, Andrew .JuhnsOu rctlrrs from the office of
President, and Ulysses 5. Grant becomes the
President Of the United States May the
change rebound 10 the benefit of the whole
people, and to the honor and glory Of the ma
ton. We bad prepared a longer article IN re-
gard to the great event. but it has been crowd
ed from our columns by pressure of other
matter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

..-,,,r rorBr-The Spring Term of the District
:. :. Rise county, 7. j. Bowers. c. j., presid-
~ Vi,kersham, Clerk. commenced III this
..s,.rl,y morning Simeon Walters. charged
:. ,hs murder Of = Bacon IN Boise Valley last
;. r,, a--aigned and his trial Set for Thursday,
r.,r,b Avenire Of thirty-six jurors was order
,-.,.,,h,. March 18th. Christian Wilhelm and
-, rn,Iy were admitted 10 citizenship. Court
a,-,.j !, $, again a: 10 O'Clock this Thursday
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoffce at Idaho City, on the
first day of March, 1862 which if not called for with
i'll thirty days. will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
RD~ Persons calling for any of the above letters will
say advertised" and give date of list.
Boiler Michael Hussman Hon Robertson II A
Beldin Chandler Jordan l. Richards VIM
Bright n w johnson S B-2 Stills G b
Campbell j d johnson Harvey Stevens BIC
Chase Nelson-2 Jack SymOns Ed
DwyerC Fitzpatrick A Thompson "
Dwyer Kelly IL Taylor w Z
Fouch Kitchin G Walker G
Frost w J Leyda Walsh VIM
Gardner II McGovern Peter West L N
Glnder Mullins Jae Wing P
Gray A q Nichols FOREIGN
Haiiy Cyrus Palmer Striker Henry
Hatch Mrs j " Reeve JK VALENCIA Az
Holly Vim
JAS. A. pINNEY, =. NJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

~" Brs1sess.-In another paragraph We
iA' ..;or Of tn, splendid big fat beef now to be
1''F mars,t of Sayles Il Co, and in connection
Sf n,;s,t we have information from that en-
EP's s.h. hides taken from the eleven slaughtered
"s-' r,a smallest weighed 1T pounds. and the
@''. %, r,nnds. The average OF beef hides. SO
i 50 pounds. And, while speaking OF
rs s We may say that Emery has been giving a''en,
|. =, TIA, business and he assures us he Will send
~ s,,r 40 green hides this year. He has now
+ -, hand, which he will send down by
...r, As soon as the road is open to Cmatila
r., hides are good cash article i'll the Port
u md san Francisco markets Emery is Keen
=. -,je and them dollars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

A COOP IDEA.--Instcad of the usual parade
in Boston on st. Patrick's Day, it Is proposed
to have general contribution for the purpose
Of erecting home for destitute Catholic chill.
dreu IN that city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

FRANK BLAtR.--Gov Haight, of California,
has information by letter that Gen. Frank =.
Blair will visit California early 10 April.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

u FnrzEs-Plrasaut, melting weather By day.
I. ;-:-t .::ezng weather by night, has prevailed
10: rex Miners look hopefully for the working
AZ; . open in tcw days. 1, promises to be
7i''aatle and, in every way. a very favorable
2- inning aud business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

Cm.. i TREASURER Surr.-The su.
EGh y OF Idaho, at the late term in
[se with - the suit of Glidden versus
['ea, ana :, E. Logan intervenor, in favor
Eacr.sss 'u's decision carried with it the
IA eas. 70 the Office of County Treasu
L. SA'y' which was contested by
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

l1g7lA-Dunng The week Hickman K D!ckin.
81 ~ removed their Jewelry and Assaying estab-
1--s.i INTO 5. KEnissberger's old store and assay
~ nj D.. Belkaap has removed his Drug Store
II :: t-.i.1g JUS; vacated by Hickman 4 Dickin-
Il E-:: T. viii hereafter hold forth
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

,,vyi ScHooLS-By advertisement il will be
s-arLF. We.ton. the accomplished teacher Of
ai.. Is opened schools il this city, a@d also in
y,--rs and Granite Creek, on his own account.
::-...s lin. he Will give no solres on Friday
t,:: u tbs week, as usual but Will rake that all
.s.t;:.I.: tie season ends.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

3l,g yp GRASS Kingsley has just re-
E7..l .e and excellent lot OF fresh garden seeds,
TIN sevi and onion sets. See his advertisement.
!: il t:e?: up his large and complete stock OF
5gz noes Al.es CATERS, shelf hardware. leather,
IL. .,als, kc H is always at home, too.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

~. N0'Is BREWERY keeps up It's old reputation
:, " fsiEeshment, entertainment and good
g Drop in, aud sec.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

1'stSGHAL has started for Portland to buy
1u4 Most seasonabIc goods in the dress. dry.
-----S'! goods line, ever brought here, and will
>-' .; his stock here in abou; month. Mrs.
49, p'ssldes at the store here. meantime.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

SUICIDES. Lieut.. J T. Small L. : Army.
committed suicide, by inhalng chlorotorm, in
San Francisco, Feb. 23l. He was appointed
from Lane county, Oregon and left letter 10
his brother John, rnjolring him Ia shoot dead
on the spot wh"ms"rvrr should say aught
against his memory, and further rnjoining John
10 " die game"
The day following, Col John G. Scott. who
was on Gen. llunhrr's staff during the war
cut both his wrists aud blrl himself 10 death
IN San Francisco. He was from New York
and aged - Years.
In p"wn:r,r Feb 2Ctl. Col Flint. an old
resident, b.rH his brains out, IN his own room
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

= -HElT his very heavy and tip-top stock Of
|''' u al kinds and Chinese goods. at his store
= . Nall street, aud II folks think he doesn't
:" - Terms, and give satisfaction 10 customers.
q L t'roE He delivers goods free OF charge
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

hgD4r,,, birthday Anniversary was
atso '"d grandIy celebrated in San
fss. ana y military parade, banquets,
hin, ;, 'euing entertainments. It is
FNhr.. ""ow that the Father of his
(at ~, nv remembered by its wofully de-
|tsertbv :, ~ Is one shining, redee.ning
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-04

'"'ISOERED.-Ncd. Cage and 10. Lind
wv murdered Mcintosh Of Owyhre a
"DF ago at Winnrmucca, by shooting
|'' az ne sat sleeping in n chair, after
"a %%'y hunted BY Deputy Sheriff King,
=; "4' county, Nevada, aud believing es-
m possible sent word, Feb. 18th, to Shpr-
NJ =" '0at they would surrender to him,
M r'u not want King to capture them.
b., humboldt Regi.tcr Of the both ult.
! r r,a 'Ae two prisoners were safely brought
u ). '','' aud put III Jail on the 10Th. A
- "ad been offered for their capture.
cs,., . :. Owyhee Uare char.
n, n Can Francisco Herald rs trim.
h. ne II, Certainly is not acquainted with its
kAst 4' Nugent is no trimmer; he could
N H. '''ed' and hs would scorn to ut
4 Nooa ~ III any event. There is too
p,I " UT" to be one; and it is not cold
(4ai, !, NV warm human blood, every
t5%., He may rrr-and who dors not .
with honest convictions
no.. 'N Birthday Anniversary ,.os
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

T,ynoy Anil all a3i for money and e for
uHisd States FeTwenJ Bonds 9Jt Stocks steady
Erie 2iI. Illinois. yl 1870 -. A.,
ding Upiaus i2idl2ld; Mdihng Or.eans. a30l2id ~
oSnnS Ao, 81 -tousos 9Jl for nouey ali o., H9J M the
souo Udsd States H,eiNen bcuds are dull and unchanged
Rai,wsy stocks are hfm. ., o.,
ospoS 8-Op Consos closed a. 93l for ard 9
ff the account United yeTveutss quiet at 81 be h'
wGy shares Illinois Ceuirals b hanuc aud 1fra1 western
Consolidated Bonds. 81. Stocks quiet .
The oaca returns ofthe Bank y kghnd made public today $40"
that tue amount specie vault has decreased t @ since the '
,o,t - - r..
LIVERPOOL April al mLard ri per eut Fofh J per ooL "'
Et.isn Prme Mess - - Am
MdiIbg Upanfs ldt Mdlng Orleans Rd sales of n} "e
bale. Corn for Nss Mted W'rfn oihS, Su1' s
tret Tbs Provision closed unchanged fine s9n "a.
1speed 10 III Petroleum bss dseoed spirits S Hea1eD 'f
Other article. % produrs unchsuged ,,-,, ~. ~ D..
II,yHK ArnIa The MARKET opened unchanged.
itt al.,ta F,,rtor -t'ottan market closed unchsngci
TH,ssynnr Ap a-UEIsi sas F'INenU bonds are dal AZ
"a fnr he rIa.uso VI 1901
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
SHIPPING IAYkLLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ssw.YoRS..................

OF NEWBORN. o.
CLEARED.
e,,birC Ches,peake Bragg Portland; Nerens Boston,
Phi!SdeDba: RIDER Charleston; Mot
castle Adams Havana Abeuare Couch Norfolk City Point and
Richmond. Cen Barnes Mortar, savannah
Ship-Sorrento. Wilson, - Johns y +. .,,
R,s-n Smith, Maantas; Princess Of Wales Shields London
Jacob Hatfield Hatfield Duukki Anu Brown, Ceniuegosi JOhas
B. S ygnal Portsr Card Corvallis 81 Rnsh Petty FeruauaDsI
F,unv Bon Ctouadt; Selma Ossen Bnore for odersi O D.
ryI Sesnaa High Phalephis; II. W. MeColy Hubbard,
philadelphia: Henderson, Sayannabi Gen Sheridan bae..
.tore, Adr "a, Wright Bnb1oes Oneoea MhHe Sonefseti
DAVIS, DghOHi Helen,
more; T. A. Saunders, Carroll, Norfolk
ARRIVED.
ct..rsbtn Pioneer Sh,ckfrl Havana 3 DAYS, sugar.
,.sin ii,b,ina lneburuer Feuaudiaa Fla mdsc and
Steele, Bermuda Jdays mdse Ahd pasA bne
Mr'ro,r Bfiggs from New York arrived March 30 90 49,,
steamship cleopatra. Phillips Vera Graz haree ~ sh 1V0 Ana
Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond ndse and pass
RE- RE- SsaIias Davids. rio Jsueiro 81 days. coffee
ark Josie Wildred, Gnn, C.eufueg"s IA days sugar.
bar Damon Isabel Archer and betad loading for NeSlork 6Arn
n y frrrml and Warren. loading for Boston.
brig Thompson Dill MGygueI 10 days sugar and Roasses
port BARK Aay Flower aud scnr O. a. FaTnsNoFh oAdng Ioi
Big Emv West days, cotton Sailed company with
sehr & II. Cater tor New.iors.
kdh Putnam Mnisn % days mahogany and edAr Len
pot big Mauius, Tor New-lork in l5aay
Grg Josie. Pehgrow, Cadiz - da's, mdse
schr. Paragon wahab Washington, g. days naval stores
Champion Gaye Aoyo r. r. DAYS sngar and moiasseA
Schr WIN. Tee Tre Newbers. " C., days naval stores
Sehr Alfred Keen Robinson Ceuuegos u days molasseA
schr White swaH. Collins omoa hoad' HdA!% NOES
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN April srhe steamship Kangaroo, OF the lnmhn Line
has arrived at this port
SPOKEN.
Bark Francis from Nwiok Tor Valparaiso, Feb lat %" o.
BARK Churchill BueuOs ATrss for S. Thomas Feb S At
55.U7. 3l4L
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
nnMFsrIc MARKRrS


r, n,,r,,, a,nl E-Csian uuehauzeA Four Iuls more
supsr5nr IS . - q; ktta - Wtb 5i
Erira FnT, 80 ioa Pynusrvtn, o." ga
Ohio do sadsg; Tancy 81 Wheat dui aud df"ong Boz
r-. aud corn uachafg Oats s@ady o. 1~T
petroleum naaa, Grade g2ic Rctucd 5lc Coiee tuher' hn
lUGTc LsEuarra, Edlc, ro helasses sna sufl a''s,'
U.trtsoHE ApH atoiioa dab hitugs l8Gtdtc tomi1ar
Floor du mstkr uJeu Nhatd dali an anehaugi rsop.
small Cara du Whit Hldi1e lr.os 5uCe Oats l A. tg
a. Rre steady unchsured Mess fok quiet ~ ~ = 80
Bacon quiet! Se 6ic Gear Sies, li6l'ae Sto
lst. I tc Isms 2nd2c Lard doll a zoe hhsE dul AZ ~.
psTro Apr 8Hhrat yerJ ETia Hiuter White ~ 90 No.
l. sI6li No ~ "a No Amler SlA Corn 'oe oa ''e'
N,tvarEgE Ann aPour dn srd rretiursd wheat orn No
Al fl no q 4iUsl Ohtsdal. Ne 3Idto Cora hmi New,
4la5se R,c 10 hir demlld ~ lJa 81 H. Barley steady No.
- asa co. Rsecp.-2O hush What 1000 bush Oats 1000
h..h LOO Juh RE sipmen-O bb' Flour s" 0l'A'
Wheat o.. -, ", ,, .eo oo w., ,.l
No. iaas No. 81 % Corn 60 fr Ear. os'' &c i'r
MI,d White Rye iu ai sl 60 lshe = 10 l Csnsaa
Al Is0 Cotton quiet Tie Nhk 80 bnlct
fr dte Egg 12alJ Beef Cattle quiet al pids1 90 Hogs
~ fors Apr 8Tohaoeo unehanged Cotton pomiuslv 7 70
Hemp unchanged Flour smes iHd s,. ~ tnS ss
tJdtJe Bafeg-SnaU bu-'
rss. doing Mtueso spnug ~ 10 Rye raer saes AZ 81 2D
rosnd os Bacon extremely du the demand Is chey "r
Clear Rib Ss. Whh sales a. l1e lA he mr Choice
Country Cattle dull and kesTT sales al tatI Ls gs qnr Al
+GGS0 Rreeitt3oO bbls four 4OoO bush Wheat JV busb
OswrGo n y Arhl aPour steady and uch'pcei sale, Of
wheat IN moderate drmasi sales u LOO bush w.
IyrsvrtF l99 bhds lur Medium
Leaf ~4a Cotton 26lc Mess Pork, SJl b. Hrrlousri
Dld3ic; Clear Rib sides l0ie Cle,I sde. 7t&ile baIs
suaaden l2ic Clear Si l6Ic Flour 80 sea 30 Wheat 81 500
81 sS Corn Csc Olts 65d6bc WHISKY Slc
zIrgyao du aud unchanged Wheat very dai
ses csr- White Canada 81 90 Cora dull sales ~ cars New on
At III o. barley neglected Seeds unchanged Igh"iHe' nominal
AZ
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

I Tns:, ,s: SSS: %s ;s4 %s.. gsn R. brand ,S ::
81 sss IS g, S, Lssl' Esr. .ps DoaS E.iIa cs. FSgr
S 1 FsS . s..sS & aia % & % q % S' & s s'Ssy s N% $
ana gscS Et!,. B.,sSss and Coun ss soss7 70 q, E.is
ss'i s s. ''S s'fa a s ss q r ss s1
easier and heavy sales of $50 bb - 5soss and nn.
& ' hs 'se Western: %:a.'G " T Jersey :ss ssG
fREGHTS Liverpool 800 bS. Poi b. steamer s Wheat
opened quiet and rather tin, With some ba1a. S,. Pei
@ 70 for Nine eS1 %,., Il. Sf@s9% s..1 be- S's il par. .cS
are ssCSba.a 81 9sl . 70, chicago SPRING 10 store
e. i sss: RI !; a y Sis.:;. 4 Il .s J: !;
wall wall. ' c 'nIs 81 II Il % %S. ss. ia SSsu q nd . ga %
for %s' s c,ns; az @ B - @ %; ,'T FRENCH Bot nd i'ss @
asa m German Barley Malt steady ard in fair Sales
sS & T. s o iSsaSs S. New d n Ss:ssr S
4 store and railroad o e. At is. SS'S ,sSs1 u R 5 s9
%. 5 ,S:.s demand 3. b.. s :, .hf .si.Sy fS;.
ses are sss @ oS o & n .s @ S ~ s5s New West
ern dSse aod Old g8c Western whit. At +sa; West,
H1Y-Ths arrival. continue liberal and with only moderate de-
lots straw selling 6Odc for Short Rye and sse vi OS for
HEaP-Gauil quiet aud quoted as before at iaalac gold
s Hers' a for H9 & o%S n as s % Shs 5Sss $
demand and va9, pneerta9 b. b. 'aSa o So n
NAVAL sToREsCrude TupenIae qaleti Spirit. doll A
a5Oe and RO,ns 81 47GsE IS for Common to Good
Strained
English Lnseed nominal Crude Fish OILS dull at VI lsD
81 Whale 81 95d "a for Sperm Manufactured Oils are In
we note gallons Cod oil fret hands for 81 To
OF town leaving the market bare Other OILS are Inactive
PRONIONSThee has been only moderate demand Tor Mess
to-day and mostly Of jobbng characters however show
slight advsuee but little offering Prime Mess has
chiefly full prices OtbeT kinds
moderately sotve aud steady The sales cash and
bb. 90 s7t for Old Mess S3l6$Jl III for New DO :
sJl DO; $26 Cor Extra Primes S 80 for Western Prime
go 70 for thin Mess For future delivery, $50 bba Ne"
aes Of 20 eli BIO for Plain Mes and Sl2d for Extra
Mess Terc Beef moderately active at former prs sale. OF 10 e
Al S25ds28 for Ime Mess and s290S Tor India Ness Beef
Hams fair sales Of 200 bb at +26 *J " Tor
southern and City Cut Mess eaiy sales o 30 hofs
l3 Bacon qust sales OF 80 boxes Bellies
Hogs unchanged; quote At Jc ir tty lu b
sales Of 8O bills ard es At l5 1B or Ho
80lsle for City; lgal8ie for Fair 20 Prime steam and l8I Gt
Rendered For future delivery $50 es seller MAY al e
endepv sales Of $50 bb bak 6id7, and 500 bbA
Refined Ia bond al 3llc for :. w. - .,, -,
RICE qaet at Carolina sales Of 70 es within The range
SUGAS-he noted last continues ana trade in
hut sellers difficult establish advance Far 10 good re
fung ldIlic sales Of B3 bids at Gli for Cuba, Itc o
Centrifugal 2dl3c for Porto Rico. and l5 for Demera hhheu
In den nd at l6l l6c for llsriL -,
STEGRIN-We note sales OOO h. at 3dlsIe 10 bids and e
sEEDs-Cover Seed dull and heavy ~ 0l3e Timothy seed .
quiet 6l Rough Flax seed Ia scarce and arm Al S g"
df2 ~.
TALLOW-The demand less active, still far business may 30
noted sales 5000 b at llldc The market remains IN As'eady
condition.
tar paid, but no buyers
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

cash delivery since yesterday. The balance OF the list
did not sympathize with the exception Of the 67 bonds
which advanced per cent, at which price there
moderate transactions the close with the excep
ton Of the 62 bonds the maket was dull and fraction
lower Pacific Mail active, selling at 0s07i,
closing at 2l; Western Union Telegraph sold
at tOien,, closing firm at liahi; State
bonds were dull; Tennessee New per cent sold at
s5 North Carolina per cent, COZ; New bonds. "a;
Missouri per cent, 81. Railway bonds were steady
with small offerings Miscellaneous shares dull.
sold at 22 Delaware and Hudson 26 Marposa
Preferred s Express shares quiet Adams sold at
59069, American, 4oi; United States, 6si Merchants
Union l5t. Railway shares were strong; New York
Central opened at l66 sold at l6i closing 1919 The trans
actions have been large and attended with great excite
ment; Hudson opened at l4Ot and advanced TO l44i
Reading sold at 91ia93; Michigan Southern, 9sia97
Northwest Common, s3i9s4i; Northwest Preferred
95iG93 Rock Island sold at 13l 1892 closing 1915 Fort
Wayne sold at 18Th 1872 closing 1914 The stock Is scarce
for delivery and the advance has been made by the at
tempt Of the shorts TO cover Lake Shore was steady
96t097 Toledo and Wabash advanced TO 6s ST. Paul
Common 7l ST. Paul Preferred s3i The easier of
the money market stimulated the advance but there
but little desire to operate in anything but Central
AT the close the market steady; Hudson River ad
yanced per cent from the opening prices selling 1A
The following the closing quotations of Govern
ment bonds
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PACK BANK-For the safe-keeplng, and protection
from fire and burglars, of Securities Of all kinds. in
Guiding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages. Wills and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jewery of every description
An inspection of the vauk constructed by The Ma
tional Park Bank in their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfec
attanable security has been reached. and at an ex-
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
nostor. The officers Will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
THURSDAY. April s-P. n.

Gold opened at 1919, sold at 1921, closing at
ls2sal32t. The cearings at the Gold Exenange BANK
were s4s 800 OOO and the balance, s9lla3 8" The dis
bursemens on account OF coin interest today amount 70
tl3s6Gl 90.
Government bonds were more active WIN ue'nSuu
for Coupon 62s for delivery These bonds nave peeh oo
for speeulatye account ia large amounts and the sellers
been unable TO replace them at pront either
here abro The bulls have control Of the market Tor
the aud have advanced the price u per icent ir
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
90 S0lhum ii nun 6mttrn.

AT meeting of the EMPLOYEES of
"A GEORGE NESBITf Co. held oB "Wednesday ege1lg Aprl
as fosg Preamble and Resolutions adopted and ordered to
kTs,assed;
BAvea Havng this day heard with proiourd regret OF The de-
our respected friend associate aud enplef
GEORGE NgsBIT sr founder sbi late senior member Of TIE
I'm sfCeorce Nes Co.. who IN the midst Of ie Of usefsss
AZ PRIME called hence to receive that reward youh
ntc 70 all Chusiiansi
Ai The sudcnnsss Of tbs visitation Of piv1e Pro5eSee
au oi The many ysugs given Of the uncertainty Of our
s''tJ existence; therefore,
Rhed this cad bereavement subnss'ey bow With
u v Of the Divine Ruler With io reliance Ills inf
n, vision.
Bsrsd That 10 this hOur Of tibuson eomfoed With
as oH the departed vel prepared present himself At
Vs aops Mercy o bis stewardship earth
bi 10 the loss Of true Christian.
I'D sd upright citizen tHeetoBae and devoted
s ioud gent ibeTu fact all tba constitutes tree
Hd noble Who by knduess Of heart and the fireest
s has ealearsd msefto al Who contact With bmi and
a' Especially The employees many slo base been associated with
La heu esrly boyhoo1
Bsed That We e1iend our heartfelt syupby coincidence
stfeayed aniy trusting lie tAat tempreth the WIND 70 re
FL nb 10 ls ua0te Mercy tighten beg buIdop tnat they
10y AA ' Nl - Lore not nine De a"nss sbl ~ he re-
hee % te May virtues Of the departed Bud balm TO aoohe
D IogHaHcy II their gnsL
2t,d That the deb!ss Of ST. Eesli hs printers Of KswYok
euss The iSs Of AMI saoch fendoDe who at
y sne, ale oa Al oesseHs remembered bis early
10 us hyelet iseiags Of regard
kted That The eupoyts lsis Eesb,t Co
e sal oeseluesin bod, With the usual oaige Of moupug
hd That copy q ne foregoing preamble snd resolutions he
hsf frE.
ARCHIBALD MILLER, Chairman
N0TICE.-'rhe undersigned viii amply TO the
fERMr 70 Slaughter AEiHab At No. ss5 West Fofrs n T.
CHARLES AlLAIRE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TTttflI dnd KdiTTOddA
April a5s G wheat 22g9 bash bash Oats %
bush seed III hush Peas - bush FlsIsesd LIN nnb ma
busb Barley 1898 bbs Flour 2sel sacks Flour o Dds
Meal Meal 52 hbs whisky, 2d22 hb hehurd fso
rum O7 bh Resin bhl Tar, 100 bbls Spirits Iurpruupe
pkgs Pot COS pkgs Cut Meats go PLg' Lard 10
2g 69 pg Cheese 50 pkgA Stean % pkg allow
pkgs BreswaT COS bales Coeu 92 pkg on sk ~ b9i IaP
per C3 bh Erg ~ bales Wool lg bales Hops IIbj sides Leah
8G Leather %! Hides 27 bids Tobacco u pAg e I'
nj
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN OF LAKE ST.
prRIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY
Since the close of our sales for the Company have
h.es buying and selling these bonds at our counter,
at market rates Paying seven per cent gold interest
in New-York free Of taxation, we recommend them
70 onr customers as the chespesl security in e market
JAY COOKE x Co, No 20 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

coPPRR- An klnGSdnl but holden and prices hu -
vfnlR AND MEAI-We have bad comparatively do ana some
m.rkst for and state Flour Most grades are
& bssyT Al the close but ehoee Family and Minnesota e[snas
n demand 6nn the sales 1900 bbE al t9N1po
n, ssnsrspe stste 90 lea 90 - for Extra STATE % ~ % %
~ ~ ai ~ choice Spring Wheat Extras; 80 i3d % - Tor
md Iowa EItTss 81 d t6 IS for shppDR ohei sISV9
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
Gtpartntrs5iy 9Oii;,s.

DISSOLUTI0N.-The CopaItnership hereto
FORE existing between the subscribers, under the naae OF PAR
ILb BROTHERS. s this dag dissolvi y mutual Howard
ftale ard Alfred S settle the snslrs E
y" y hse-sL Esw YORK. Apnl >, 1902
THO. w PARMELR
HOWARD L. PAHlikLE
ALFRED FARMELK.
COPARTH2HSyPTbs Subscribers taEs this day hrmsi
shp ed s continue tho COAL business under The bn
PAkAlELE BROTHRRS-So ~ Pnest HeNYofk Apn s. is61
HOWARD L. PARMELE,
ALFRED PARMELE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
THE MARKETS.
,c,r.hrir R,portsl ror Th. Tdhupe.

lCar.iany Reported for The Tribune 80. :
THuRsDAI. April g. lS0a
market steady and the demand moderais sales Of 20
A,1 =, Al 55asB for and 90 l2idt9 Is for Pearls
more favorable state fIe Exchange market
,oo. to Gil today to fair eItei aud the feeling sene
% steady grades fall former rates Sales Of JoI
% T which 7s taken By spinner $50 by speculation and 9
b, exporters Of the latter transit We quot as follow