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New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
DOMESTIC MARKRrs

CIScS1r 1Foar qasi ard unchanged Wheat dali and
nominal AZ SI 20 and IS Tor No Corn dull 636t
Oats .teay Rye duh Cotton hrmer and advanced ic
a ddngs 7 Tobacco arm sales Of l6 hhd at
asa held 81 WHISKY unse,ted; sales $50 bbb al S5e Mess
Pork l2i85c buyers te less Bacon beld
l9i6id7e little done Lard held At se small saea At
s~nso Juss IFour unchanged, bbs &c 50
No. sprnE 81 2S for Amber Winter 90 for White aud -
for Double RItra Wheat dali. No. | MilwauLse Ciub held
at 81 J6, Corn scarce and frmi Els,, 1000 bush.
No rllnOis 78c Other grains nominal Corn Neal,
sl75 Mifsed uhehLsgedi Shorts s22asD shIpstusS
SA0Shi Midlnsa ST6t9 y un. Canal Ere gho-Wheat PC ;
Corn ice Hew-lorL Lumber % ~ 70 The Hndsoh
Railroad Fsght-FOur % BosiOn 6se to Essiok Sc 20 A.
feet Lumber Canal EIpo773 bb Flour 1890 bush Wheat
bush Corn Lumber The receipts Chicago
Milwaukee Detroit Toledo and Cleveland for the week eudng Nav -
flour Wheat Lt7 so bush Corn, 7l2 oo bnsh
Oa az Barley 400 bush Rye 1900 bush The total
receipts grain the ports since jan Is oJjO0 against
q. .72J 90 kDr the time last year.
CHICAGO June 2Fou unchanged Wheat gust and loWer sales
No ia 10; No. at 81 4GSl 49, cash and 81 lR.
seller June sales OF Nol 6d69c No Eat 6c Re
and lover; sales Of No 59 d Rye quiet
and Grmer; 81 0J sellers later At 81 ~ Barley quiet
81 0d IS for No Hghwnes dull; sellers Soc Mess Pork.
Suited shoulders rmer lal7tc Live Hogs quiet and lower at
S8 choice Cattle easier at IS 3Sds3 693 for
good Cows 80 S03s rs for fair to msdum s7Ss1 50
10 good to choice Steeu.
PnADELPHA ottou unchanged Quereron Bark stesdy
Ne Flour duh and weak; SHpeTdne, $685. i
f5d 59i NorthWsen Extra Fani s6e$6 5 Penn
syvaus Ohio d. sc SO3 80 50 Fancy sS9S Wheat doll
and hunE tendency Red 81 309S 0i Fancy Michigan Ambrr
14l 65 White, 81 656 81 g. Rye offered At 81 IS,
Corn dull; Yellow SJc Mixed Western,
% for High MIXED Oats unchanged; Western, 6dI'G
Grocrres and Provisions unchanged Whisky srn at 81 49,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
CIVIL

In the Superior Court, Special Term Justice
MCCunn has, in the OF VIM NJ LOury ct al agt. VIM.
H. Cuman stOckhoder III the Northwestern Bank OF
Georgia. sued in the Superior Court OF this city
tion OF the incorporating the bank which provided
that without any action against the stockholder his pr
property should be bound by Judgment against
the bank, and that the Sheriff should levy the
ton against the bank on that private property In
satisfaction OF the Judgment against the bank,
delivered opinion, holding, FIRST that this
section imposes no personal liability on the
sockhoder which may be made the ground OF action
against him. SecOndly, that this section Is mere
regulation Of the remedy and has no force or effect be-
yOnd the territory Of Georgia And thirdly that even
though the section imposes personal liability on the
sOckhoder, 10 at the time provides remedy for
enforcing that liability, that the remedy 80 provided is
exclusive and the stakeholder cannot be pursued here in
form and by action different from that provided In
the section.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THK ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD or MIS-
soURI.--We are now closing out the balance OF TINS
desirable security At the low price of Si and accrued
interest In currency These bonds are limited 20 less
than s4 900 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the entire property OF the Company, thus making
tine same one OF the safest and most profitable secur
ties for investment now in the market.
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers, New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
0ld and Nno Beef

RICE oU At former sgurea Small sales Carolina ,ssess
RGngOon at &c. a.. -----.,
tone eosnE nonus 9lte for fair 70 good ReanDE sae Of
bhds At li12c Cnba aud 600 bags Brazil on private terms
dull id5 r HardA By EaetOu l7 boxes Havana At lo
ollie. cash. - ,o.,a
STRARINwe note Of 1900 prime In bids and tea at l9o
l9sc Inferior Is quoted at 79l7ic. Common, lSt0lsc
SERDs-ras quiet the being a0ont overs prices
are nominal AT a. 75a for Timothy and 3G for Clover Rough
FaI Seed quiet at So co. There has been moderate oua
Calcutta nseed to-day remaining about the ae es
the extent Of 1850 bags ~ Isl I'ae Of SOOo bags BOMBAY may
be noted on private
laes of6O 900 n at life .o -, =.
WSKY-The market unsettled and lowers sales Of loV po ~
a for Weater
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
FRAUD M THE DELIvERY OF COTTON

In the United States District Court, in Ad-
piraly the sat OF Phillip Seamen agt The Steamship
Thames has been decided. This was SUIT brought by
ht 1eau 70 ecOyer from the owners OF the steamship
We value Of auantty OF cotton shipped the vessel at
yauuah auC wrongly delivered at this port 70 the firm
u Bennett Yau Pelt A Co. The Court holds that the
proofs show shat the cotton wrongly delivered
through the fIuds Of Gilbert s. and James c. Van Pet
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

THB FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds of the Rock
FORD Rock ISLAND AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD Com
PANY pay principal and interest--lst February and
1st August-in GOLD CoE, free Of Government tar.
We recommend these bonds as one of the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps, giving full information, sent
on application. HENRY CLEws * Co,
Bankers No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE BISHOP DIVORCE CAsE-MoTIoN TO PUNISH
THE HUSBAND FOR NoN-PAYMENT OF ALI



Eleanor F. Bishop agt Nathaniel Q. Bishop.
Cnnn-Ths is suit FOR divorce which has been all the
Courts Of ths city, The defendant is real estate agent
IN this city, put before 1866 living with his wife, IN
good style m Connecticut In the Spring OF 1906 having
sWears received proof both from her own ObserVa
intimacy existed between her husband and an inmate
Of their hOLse she commenced suit Tor divorce in
Connecticut This sut she subsequently discontinued,
aud IN the course OF that year cOhleneeu sulls ~
the Common Pleas and IN the Supreme Court.
In this hast suit she applied for alim0ny
10 Mr.. Jnuice Barnard, aud was refused. This
suit was commenced in the early part OF 1857,
and In April Of that year application was made 70 the
late ChefJutice Robertson for ameny and after hear
inc long argnmeDt lie awarded her aimony at $50 per
month"; aud counsel fee OF SIS, on condition that she
should discontinue the Supreme Court case, the only
other case then pending That suit was thereupon dis
continued The placed on the calendar, and in
October 1867 the defendant took the plaintiffs default
IN January 6s motion made 70 open this default,
and grafed by Justice Jones' on condtlon that the
aiiaOny be remitted The plalntin now says that
she has not received any amOny since then, except one
sum Of So and asks the Court 70 issue an aJGhheht'
aud punish him for contempt alleging that she mas ex-
bal,ied all h.r own MEANS ana the means ana huhess
oiirendS, AID has been alternating heI Hlends y ms
aud statements about her. she further
says that he employed detectives TO watch and annOy
her and mat his payments 70 them would have gone Tar
10 pay her lnOny.
The defendant in his aidavits denies that he or the
woman with whom he "a alleged have been inti-
mate admitted the charge TO the plaintiff or that
She had any proof " IT, He AYERS that his wife has made
every effort Il break up his business ana AYERS that she
wrote letter to him threatening exposure with cuts
IN the newspa which, however never appeared ana
ays that he compelled to 90 into bankruptcy by her
bills contracted after the commencement OF the Htiga'
lion. That even recently he has been sued on four
months bill hers for board amounting 70 1926 3, and
That she Is not desrOus OF divorce but desires 70 pro-
pug the suit Or the purpose OF obtaining alnODy The
Plaintiff says that she has been put 70 extra expense IN
living by the want OF nxed income ana that the aD.
euce Of her Hmony has prevented her from summonng
her witnesses together whenever she otherwise might
have tried it, The Court took the papers ana reserved
Us decision. Mr.. Samuel j. CLASSY Tor plaintiff NJ
Dyett for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
RFCETPTS OF PRODUCE.

IfEII8 N1lIToddsl tINuI
Iuyt 3a8 Lush Wheat bush Corn 6lG bush OA
7G8 hbG Four tb Meal l61 bills WHISKY +s3 bses
Gotten 46f bb Refined GG bblS Spirits TuTpentnf,
bbs Tar ssh bbs osn Is bhs PO 70 A Cut Meat t9 pkg
Lard l5 pkg Asbes 50 pkgs btesnn ~ JagS bntf S Pl
Eggs Wool Hops 1870 sides rahsr 40 HIDES Ja
bd Hides 52 bids Tobacco 6 boxes aud ase Tobacco 5 pigs
kles hO0 phEA Hlareh 7 pLgA kaphIha. pls BsstNaL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money shade hrmer per cent Miscellaneous
shares; dealers Governments, however report fun
supply per cent At the close OF business the demand
for money by brokers was decidedly more active and
some difficulty was found in making up accounts
Sterling Exchange was dull and fraction lower
Prime 90 day bills sold at 1905; sight bills llOI
The transactions at the oce OF the Assistant Treas
uror were Receipts for Customs $IOO for Gold Notes.
Ss5oOOO; total Receipts Ss25,iOS Cl total Payments,
81, ,sI6,5G2 IS balance, S7S.IIo,39 C5
The debt statement published today is even IA
vorablc expected, the total decrease beng
a3s4777. The matured debt beaTinR interest shows
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
ANOTHER ERIE SUIT.

The Erie Rdilicdy Company agt. Alfred s.
Cobb-ID This suit by the Erie Railway Company against
one of It's conductors in which motion was made by the
defendant 10 remove the case to Chatanqua, on the
ground that he had I43 witnesses there Judge CardoZo
makes the following decision: The affidavit Of the de-
fendant is palpable attempt at fraud the practice
the court and for that reason the motion should be
denied.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
AN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY CASE.

In the United states DlstTlct Court, DeIO1e
Judge BatchfOTd, the involuntary bankruptcy case OF
Henry A. Garrett CT al creditors ag Henry f. Dibbee,
debtor on for Jury trial The Jury found that
Dibblee had knowing himself TO be nsOlyont, suffered
portion OF his assets 10 be seized by the Sheriff. TO the
detriment OF many OF his creditors and In violation OF
the provisions Of the Bankruptcy act.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Freight by rail to Cl
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. June Lieut.. Commander Morton
Lsnders been detached from hs Oinpee Gud aS order. 'h
Jprista Master A. H. detached from the Saginaw and oree
hr m examination promotion Surgeon Henry e. Nelson Ur1ere
practice the Jhp Masrdonian resTng u J. ClebOne WHO
plaesd Oh waiting ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
MORE OF TIE MCHENRY PERJURY CAsE-FERGU.
A MLIAEsS- ARRLSTED-

Just after the conclusion Of the trial of the
hcHenry perjary case, Nr. Samuel N. Pike appeared
before Commissioner Belts and made affidavit that
Wett Fergusp OF tue witnesses for the defense In
that case had committed wilful and corrupt perjury,
testfyng on trat trial that ne had him Mr Pike
IN Deputy Commissioner Harands office In CedaF-st,
the morning the 9Th Of January, 1868 Ferguson
arrested and brought before Commissioner Betts aud
held IN $4,000 vail for examination the Sd inst.
10 may be remembered that McHenry had charged
that Pike brbcd Harand the day IN question In Cedar
st. and FerglsOn Was the witness whom the defense
Relied " show Pike's presence Oh that occasion.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
A LETTER CARRIER HELD FOR TRIAL.

Michael j. Kelley, the letter carrier attached
TO Station A, who was charged before Commissioner
Belts with having the 18th utimO embezzled letter
ntrusted him FOR delivery containing about - So mas
been held in s. 900 bail TO appear for trial.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

OF the cotton from the Thames in not discovering these
frauds decree s therefore, ordered Tor the hDelan
awarding him s. 800, with interest and costs.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE MARKETS.

lCsr,hIly reported for rHs TRisrSEl
NEDSEspAI June q 1863.
ASES-T1e market moderately actTe and steady sales Of " bbG
al 81 7sd e. for Pots Gni - ~ 80 % for Pearls
COTTOS-Prces c1unue ar'r spinning demand
and hs strong grade rS sales
lUb 20 iors az 90 l. exporters, IN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
CorRT CALENnARs-FoR TODAY.

SUPREME J. Court a. $3.50
Calendar called a. ~ m.
~. Van Wiuk1e Stevens
rs Hansen. 2GJ. .Lude Mesaoue.
In rel Peter Farchih 27l. Cannon Y
g.Mudge e al v. HegbeTgeT 27J. Boyoe Mitchell ct al
eta 8..Ch habderv Pnknev.
an Wseteld Leverch 39. .Bodine al WALTON e al
2i2 In rel GppGcAtn WycE, &c.
MAINE CoURT-TRiIL TERN
Muller Mcdonald 1855. .HeHTy Goldman
1901. Wright v Turner $3.50. MAY v LatL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

decrease Of s65571 6 The debt bearing currency In
terest shows decrease Of N2l1575 The debt bearing
no interest has decreased 1877 CO. The coin balance
shows decrease Of only sG9 1896 S3 notwithstanding the
secretarys sales Of gold The coin certificates show an
increase Of 81 6so The currency balance has increased
t3sl926 65 The amount of bonds held for the sinking
fund under the recent purchases is reported at O93
295 A. which includes the interest The coin balance be
longing to the Government $ 400 49, The currency
balance tl9 9555 on. The total debt less cash and
sinking fund in the Treasury, s25O 26lS a. against
S2,5s797S91 90 on the ls Of May making decrease Of
slSssI777 81 for the month The decrease since March
is $40 O5O,6I6 80.
The warrants issued by the Treasury Department
during May TO meet the requirements Of the Govern
ment amounted to, in round numbers the following SUMS
Civil miscellaneous, and foreign Intercourse t3@6eo
War Department 4lsOco
Interior b'pIrnent-Terhiou and Indians 10000
Total so o66eOO
The warrants issued for redemption Of the Public Debt
are not included IN the above.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
ing May 10, gives the following results when compared
with the previous week: ...- t
ph.4 p' S.s. ,sS st,s s sS3 5s
On The other side OF the account: '
Gov. Securities elIo7o, ,79s No change. .
Ss.%.por.i S UsI.,,. s
The amount Of notes in circulation is R23 1885, being
increase Of s2s2s5 and he stock OF bullion in both
Departments Is elGSS9lO showing increase Of R2,
SOL when compared with the preceding returns.
The following shows the earnings OF the Chicago and
North Western Railroad during the past week and
month: ..r .
4h week In NAY 1853. slaslal sMonth May lssasl2lten
Ih week May 1907 I52gs q Month May le69 I89s34 10
Inc for v.,E.... sI7ll7 IS Inc for mOu.h sSa784 20
In regard TO the election for Directors Of the Michigan
souhern and Lake Shore consolidation nothing is known
definitely The following is the ticket which was sub
mitted TO the meeting for election and the probability ia
that has been elected: f. b. Phillips Legrand Lock
wood, Horace +. Clark, James II. Banker, William VII.
ams Albert Keep, j. H. Devereux. II. b. Payne, George
b. Ely, J. H. Wade j. W. Wetmore, William L. Scott NJ.
COurtwright. '..'''.....'
The shipments Of Pittston coal for the week ending
May 20, 1869, were Total, 1869. 35Oa tuns to same
date, 1868, 3l9,4i7 uns increase, 1862 81 661 tuns
The following Is the weekly statement Of the condition
OF the Boston banks:
Capital stocs..... 600 900 Legal .ei2sSsSI
lU2 so 27s Deposits 3A56A
Specs 71lJg7I CTcuahen Ho,l55ISS
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8
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-02
Nominating Election.

COUNTY TRxAsuRER.-We are authorized to an
uounce john SIM candidate for reelection to the
Office OF County Treasurer subject to the decision OF
the April Nominating Election OF the Republican Party
PROSECUTING ArroRNEY.-We are authorized to an
nouuce HENRY G. Fox as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney for the Wsyne Criminal Circuit Court sub
ject to the decision of the Republican Nominating
Election in April.
We are authorized to announce D. u. Bradbury
rs candidate for reelection to the ONCE of Prose-
cutting Attorney for the 5h Judicial District, subject
TO the decision of the Republican Nominating Eec-
ion, 10 April next. 1Et3 i tJ
8. BLIss as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
for the Wayne Criminal Circuit Cour'; subject to
the decision of the Republican Nominating Election
in April.
We are authorized to announce MAHLoN DENNIS, of
Dalton Township, a candidate for County Treas
subject to the decision of the April Republican
Nominating Election.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER We are authorized to an
nounce OLIVER T. JONES. candidate for re cleo
ton to the Office OF County Commissioners, subject
n the decision Of the Republicans at their Nomina
ting Election in April.
We are authorized to announce DANIEL W MASON,
candidate for reelection to the Office Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney for the Wayne Criminal Circuit Court,
subject to the Republican Nominating Election IN
April.
We are authorized to announce r. A. Howard
cand date for reelection to the office of County Sur
veyor subject to the decision of the Republican Nom
mating Election in April ne 1t.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-02
Running the "Masheen.,,

Running the ssMasheen.''
The assurance of some men passeth
comprehension, was our thought on pc
rusing the card Of Fl. B Payne, Esq, in
regard to the election of Postmaster, in
the Radical Of last week, coupled as it
was with the very neodest request for all
the papers to copy! Being the Chair
man Of the County Central Committee,
he must deem himself authorized and
empowered by virtue of that position,
to run the 'masheen" in the city; and
run it, too, in the in terest OF the women!
They have an advocate in this model en-
gineer that they may we'll feel pioud of;
and we have no doubt that the moment
a recommendation from him, for Mrs
Swipes, or for Mrs Fizzle, is presented
to Gen. Grant, the commission will be
sent Immediately OF in 4 twinkling there
after!! Vive le great Chai man OF the
County Central Committee! who was sup.
posed to be politically dead and inferred,
but proves to be alive 10 the interests Of
some female Postmistress.
But aside from Mr.. P. and his sug-
e stions, there are obstacles in the way
OF IN ell ction, just now, that even his
mighty influence cannot quite overcome
Mr. Jones is not defunct--ilas not re-
signed land we suppose will not thus
calamity act for the especial accommo
.!ation of Mr.. P's female friends Swipes
and Fizzle )-theres no yacancy-no
official misconduct to create vacuum,
nor, considering Mr. is honest. and
capability in the management of the of
Zee, is there hor that such will be the
case-the tenure Of Office law IS still in
existence and Mr. Us term Goes not
expire until March 2, 1871; SO the i'm
patient Mr. p and his female clients
Mrs. Swipes and Mrs Fizzle, and all the
other aspiring "outs," will be forced to
do like Macawber: sswait for somethiEg
to turn up Added to the insuperable
obstacles mentioned above. is the fact
that our friend ED A JONES, is sterl
ing Republican, and has always acted
and voted with that party, and, in par
tizan sense, as we'll as in honesty, faith
fulness and capabiiity, nothing could be
gained by swapping horses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-02
CITY NOMINATING ELECTION.
Monday, March sth, 1869.

We are authorized to announce J. J. Russell, as
candidate for City Assessor; subject to the nomination
election of the REPUBLICANS on Monday, March 9Th.
We are authorized to say that Enos Thomas, is a
candidate for the nomination for Mayor subject to the
decision of the Republican voters of the city.
CIR. Johnson is candidate for the nomination OF
City Gle k subject TO the dcison Of the Republican
nominating election OF the city.
We are authorized to announce James NJ. Poe, as a
candidate tor Mayor, subject to the Republican nom
mating election in March next.
We are authorized to announce the name of WILL
LIAM P. WILSON, as candidate for City Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating
Election in March. $50 @E
We are authorized to announce THOMAS W. BEN
NETT, candidate for Ma yor subject to the March
Republican Nominating Election. -
We are authorized to announce E. D. PALMER, as
candidate for Mayor; subject to the decision of tn
City Nominating Election in March next.
We are authorized to announce PETER P. KrRs, as
candidate for eeection to the office Of City Clerk;
subject to the Republican Nominating Election, in
March next.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM ZIMMER.
MAN. as a candidate for City Marshal; subject to the
Republican Nominating Election in March next.
]. A. McMRANs will be voted for for Mayor; sub
ject to the Republican nomination.
We are authorized to announce Charles T. Sea man,
ndidate for City Marshal. subject to the decis-
ion Of the Republicans at their nomination on Mon
day, March sth.
We are authorized to a nuouncs Thomas Nessor, as
a candidate for Councilman in the frst Ward. sub
ject to the nomination Of the Republicans, the Sth
of March. (Monday next
IL he Voters Of the City Of Richmond,
FELLOW CrrrzENs;-Not having the facilities
that my competitor has to you personally, and
ask of you your sympathy and support in the ensu-
ing Nominating Election, to be held the second Mon
day of next month, March 9Th, for reasons well
known to you take this method Of asking you to
support me again for the Office of City Clerk.
PETER P. kiRN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-03-02
Goes COUGH BlLslM !!

This long tried and popular Remedy is again call
ed to the attention of the public. As often as the
year rolls around, the proprietors annually make
their bow to the people; and remind them that
amongst the many things required for the health,
comfort and sustenance of the IA Iy through the
long md tedious months Of winter, Goes Cough Ball
sau should not be forgotten. For years il has been
a household mel iene-anl mothers anxious for the
safety of their chill :ren, AMI all who suffer from any
disease of the throat chest and lungs, cannot af-
ford 70 be without it, In addition to the ordinary
four ounce so long in the market, We now furnish
our mammoth family size bottles which will, in COM
mon with the other size be found at all Drug Stores