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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-22

sPosTMAsTER AT CuYAHoeA r ALII.s III s -. -
On Saturday last the people Of Cuya-
hoga Falls held an election for Post
master. There we're four candidates
ihthe field, Dwight shu,mway,A Geo.
Rice, Jolih Braimard ahdsDr.t SUM-
mcrs, the present incumbent! MI.
shumway received 66 majority. II
appointed lie will make a good otfitef..
--AkToa Times, 14tA. iahi 2"i'l1shioo
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= The following certificates have been received
Steinway & Sons, New York; .ai r,s no
This is to certify, that I'VE have appointed
Mr.. IL. f. F1NNEY, our only authorized Agent
for the sale of Piano FoEtes, manufaetured by us,
in the counties Of Nahnnfng, Trrmbuli, Stark
and Portage in the state of Ohio. and Mercer
fty to advertise himself as our agent in those
counties Mr.. Finacy is our only agent who
personally selects all the Pianos which he pur-
chaSeS.
Signed CHICKERISG & SONS.
Boston, Sept, eth, 1865 .,.-!,.i5.. H. =
ssThis is to certify, that NJ. II. L. FINNEY.
of Youngtown.F has BEEN appointed Agent for
buIi Counties. Chic. and no other parties are au-
thorized to advertise themselves rs our agents
in the above named counties. LL q
" Signed a-G STEINWA1 &.SOSS.f
New York, Feb. IL. 1869. llsLt ESQ. faa
Mr. Finney is also dealer in Pianos of othel
reliable makers, Cabinet Organs. Melodeons
Guitars Violins. &c. Guitar and Eioli in Strings
Sheet Music Instruction Books; and Musical
stock of the above Pianos to be be found in
Northern Ohio, constantly on hand, and Will be
sold at the lowest market prices. Call or seDf
| for Catalogue and PRICE Lists. Agents for tl1fS
| establishment carry Sheet Music, Strings, etc. Z
. .. REFERENCES:
| Wick Bros. Bankers, and Thomas Brown
Esq. Youngstown, Ohio. a-....-stss,
John Grove, Esq. Austintown, Ohio.
Rev. D.. L! Hickok, North Bloomfield, Ohio.
A. B, kibbee and o. l.. Wolcott, Pennington
| C. T. MetcaIf. NJ. D., Warren. Ohio. " ~
| Rev. II. w. StFatton, Huntsburg, Ohio, or a
the Mahoning Registers Office. .t-l-
| March IL, 1869, '2s-1y. - . -'ii
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d VIENNA SUMMIT MILL,
- III i-5.l-IiF -t1 -. 5s,a
Reduction in l'riccsl
ao PRICE LIST.

I
Tho Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered,
in this Market.
And want it distinctly understood that all
the Flour sell is made at the Ravenna Summit
Mill and from Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season:
| and that is the reason why all who want Flour
will buy it in preference to poorer Flour at
higher prices This Flour is warranted to be
| made from pure Winter Wheat
| lily WM. T. BRADLEY
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Looks Like War.

mo7l bnnod NEW YoRKVApril15,f
sra Boston special says orders have
been received at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard from the Secretary of the Navy,
directing thdt ialla the war vessels at
that place be gotteadS for aotiverseire-
Siee iminsaiateiy.o 4qns 1de big- ,,auod
1sHia t9dl ar3dW hngnlg adt Wait oi ..
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Disease yields to Treatment.
Judicious Means Employe d
Saves Untold Suffering.

If you would be Strong, Healthy and vigor-
Gus, use WtfgAt's Tonic Cordial and Flood Pu-
ritter. 1t is superlative Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial, and is an infaIlible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and yigor. 1t
purifes the Blood, neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole Organization. It cures scrofuIa. Salt
Rheuln, Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence Kidney Af-
fections, Nervous DEBILITY, and all diseases aris-
ng from disorganzed condition of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stimu-
lating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect, finally they positively injurious.
Take WrigAt's Tonic Cordial, it will assist ma
.ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood producing health and strength.
Sold by Poe & BRO, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
Ravenna, Sept. g. 1865 2m.
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Sake says in his new lecture =
Laws, like sausages, cease to inspire
respect in proportion aswe know how
they are made" go. tttT
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AT wAsH1NGToN.


b WAsH1NS,G5pTI ,G5pTIoN,' April 16.-The OBJ
servatory here took observations last
night Of the great magnetic storm,
which was visible for several hours in
the eastern part of the9eountrys The
storm was first heralded by telegraph
from the northwest, and moved south
ward at the rate of one hundred miles
an hour The telegraph wire report
ed its progress all the way from the
northeastern portion of the continent
as far south as Wilmington, North
Carolina. AT 7 o'clock in the eve
ming, it took possession of all the tele-
graph wires leading out of New York
City, so!Ithati it tiwasb impossible to
work the wires foH half all ihouTa In
two hours from that time the magnet
ic wires or flashes of electric light, SO
to speak, reached Washington. u As
the stern passed h on the wires from
Washington to Boston, were taken
possession of by an auroral current,
the galKanic batteries were removed
from the line by the operators and the
telegraph was atheh worked from
Washington to- New York, and from
New Y orkil to Boston, without any
batteries whatever. Dispatches to the
press were sent with no other motive
powerthan the magnetism which came
from the heavens. SETGI LH-l Ig51.i
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NOTICE TO INVALIDs /!
G:I. .B. Snyder, NJ. d.
1l#teERMAH PHYSICIAN
RAXENNA OHIO

Taking advantage of recent discoveries made
by eminent Microscopists to determine the ac-
tual condition of the blood, and excretions in
health and disease, claims. to arrive at correct
conclusions in analyzing Acute and Chronic
Diseases, by the microscope and chemical agents.
Diseases thus unveiled of the mystery former
ly surrounding them, become amenable to treat
ment, and not subject to the dangerous expert
ments of those who guess at tile disease" and
use the stomach rs a cruciblc to be filled with
poisonous chemical agents to confirm or contro-
vert their opinions of the seat and nature of
diseases. T. .a- -..-z.
Office in Dodge's Block.
Residence. Gillette House Sep3. '6s. 1y.
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At NEW york CITI

NEW York, Ayril I5.w77The, most
brilliant auroral display for years took
place, this evening. The auroral cur
rent affected the telegraph wires east
and west, almost suspending opera
tions for a time. The current was
very. heavy. The wires to, Boston
were worked with the auroral current
alone for quarter of an hour. The
'streamers nearly covered the heavens,
and were very brilliant, -, ri f..,a,s,f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-22

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL.
IN ESTATE.-ih' PURSUANCE Of an order
granted by the Probate Court Of Portage Coun-
W, Ohio. Will offer for sale ut public auction,
on the sttt daR orl april sIsaas atlone elurk in
the afternoon: upon the premises, the following
described real liestate being % l-'h 81
The undivided lpne-halE in common with
Ephram Martin OF the following described real
estate: Being pSrt of let No, *. In said town
ship of Sufield, and bountlel cast ON the high
way, north by n part of said lot formerly sold
to Bradford Waldo, west by the west line of said
hot. which is also the western line of said town
ship, and south by part OF said lot formerly
sold 10 JoShua uollister, containing about one
hundred and siNty-twb arreS, excepting there
fiom much as is held and nsed for mill pur-
poses.
TERMS OF SAEE: One-thir1 in hand, one third
in one year, and one third in two years nOm the
day OF Sale with interest; the payments 10 he
secured by nlortg sc upon the pfeinises sold.
& '5h' i's .isa, u, HUGH X, MARTIN, Adnlr.
-r-''t ''" OF James Martin deceased
BY $. d. NORTON, his Atty
Rsverna, ARru !, 1859. St-tw.
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AT INDIANAPoLIs, IND.

ISD1ANApoL1s, April 15.-The Au-
rora Borealis was seen here at about
eight o'clock, with a whitish color, as
though the clouds were rent by winds.
On the south a beautiful bow was
formed. About nine o'clock the sky
again lighted up, first in the northwest,
and then veering around to the east,
darling out huge sheens Of light
which turned. red and then faded away
until it could scarcely be seen, when
again they would burst forth. The
display lasted about half an hour. -
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AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN.

PH1LADE1PH1A, April 15.-A- re-
markable auroral display occurred to-
night, the greatest since the electric
storm Of 1859. Broad bands of red
and green light, reaching from the
east to the west of the horizon, sud
denly changed into knots overhead,
which sent forth broad rays in every
direction during its continuance. The
Western Union Telegraph Company
worked its lines from this city to the
western part of the State without the
use Of battery at either end, .,,E;f. +
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

tIH9AkfSF athf}E -. h-sf
Having purchased otherproperty, now Offer
my Dwelling House and Lot, on Bowcry Street,
in Ravenna, for sale, and will give immediate
possession to the purchaser The lot is 50 feet
mont by $50 deep and well improved with fruit
and ornamental trees, ana the house is we'll
built and in excellent repair. 49,
Terms orpaylnent reasonable.
IL, c. RASNEN.
Rayennn. o.. March f6 1869 s0-tf -
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= =
AURORA BOREALIS.
The Display on Thursday NiSht-Appear-
zance at Different Points-Efect on the

The Display on Thursday NiGht-Appear-
vance at Different Points-Efect on the
Telegraph Wires.
At k1cHnoxD, yA. s
RIcHMoSp, Apri & 15.-About eli ght
o'clock this evening belt of white.
apparently about Six feet 10 width apEI
peared across the sky, extending from
east to west, and drifted northwest,
crossing, and, to some extent, obscur-
ing the moon, and finally gathered as
a fan closes, and disappeared. AS the
Aurora Borealis is not visible i'll the
neEthernw horizon, people geilenally
turned out to witness the phenomenon.
We have had frost for the last three
nights. ....-..... IT,. .......--., -.
AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Between the
hours Of half past seven and ten
o'clock this evening the Northern
Lights were slightly visible, but the
effects upon the telegraph wires were
hardly perceptible. -. ..riJ-.
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AT PITTsBURG,. PENNSYLVANIA. ~. 4
P1TTsBURR, April 15.-The wires at
this place were seriously affected at
times during the evening by auroral
currents, the lines being SO heavily
charged as to prevent working, al
though the Aurora was not visible in
the heavens. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-04-22

,GRANTs method of" making treason Flllfpp
odious," as evinced in the appointment nbtm
of LoNGsrREEr to.a. $4,000 Office, is
not tfelishedi by some of the Radicals
OffTenhassee. nAt a Republicahmeet-
inglhcldl at MarysRille, Blount'cohnty,
Tenn, a,few days ago, ,theiEfellowing
preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed: g5ilions sn i.oog sa Il otEd
Whereas, Our new President, U. S.
Grant, by gallantry in the cause of our
commonl country gained iour confii
deneea "a patriot; and, roi aigId sui
Whereas, Since his inauguration ! lhlte1 hte
has nominated the rebel General
Loffgstreetpto d fit office::Sai nv o#'
Resolved That we, the loyal people
of BIount county, do cOndemd the ac'
ton of General Grant, and feel that he
iss doing the widows audi orphans OF
lbyai East EeilneaseaaisSf'ila lade;sol by
this same General Longstreeto en- in
lyln4iflG lyn4sifEllG9c.s ~ l,dbnL oily. ILgd oh nj msm
;I,sRAHr wasJ elected on a. platform
that opposed negro suffrage In the
north, and the payment of bonds III
Soid!!' He has already kicked out these
two Blanks. bfWhat one goes out next
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stfHiE uambero of fires ih ioliieagosih
tlie nflhicipaiI ayeats4 S6sl0, swas 4O5.A
AlnoaAt of totaliIoss s66dI nee. baz1s's
euoto s8tsV. sdi 80 suiIdmsIj ,td8is Hi
10 ksAi5 EgsIgaalag kaeES Boz aIsA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-17
A PROoLAB1ATION.

The President of the United States hay
ing by his Proclamation of the 5th instant,
designated Thursday, the 18Th day OF
November, 1869, as day of National
Thanksgiving and Praise to Jehovah for
His unbounded goodness to us as q people
/, CONRAD BAKER, Governor Of the state
of Indiana, do earnestly and cordially
commend the day thus designated to the
observance of the people of Indiana in ae-
eordance with the Presidential reconnmen'
dation.
sit is a good thing 10 give thanks IN
the Lord, and TO sing praises to tiny name
o Most High.'' "Let the people praise
thee, o God; let all the people praise thee'
"Then shall the earth yield her increase ;
and God, even our God, shall bless u.s.
"Enter into His gates with thanksgiving
and into His courts with praise; be thank
fuI unto Him and bless His name"
In witness Whereof have here
INTO subscribed my name, and
caused the seal of the state to be
tsEAI.1 afixed, at the city of Indianapo-
lis, this 18th day of October, in she
year OF Our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine.
CONRAD BAKER.
BY the Governor:
M,F. a. HOFFMAN, Secretary of State.
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The stralght Line RalIrnad.

The Courier meets our denial of the
statement of the Petersburg Press,
that the JOURNAL devoted column
after column in arguments against the
proposition to submit to the people of
Pigeon Township two per cent. tax
in favor of the Straight Line Road,
by asserting that we encouraged the
County Commissioners in their obsti-
nate refusal to order the election.
The County Commissioners had as
certained that, In all probabil-
ity, the tax was illegal, and
could not be collected, if assessed.
They were told that the rich men of
the city, who could afford to test the
matter would not pay the tax, and
the poor men who could not afford to
pay lawyers, would submit. The re-
suit would be, those who could least
afford it would pay, and those who
would be most benefited by the road
would not pay. Under these circum-
stances the JOURNAL urged the Com
missioners not to order the election
until the Courts decided that the tax
was lawful and could DO collected.
The Courier would have the Com
missioners pursue a different policy,
involve the county in endless lawsuits
and set the whole city by the ears.
The Courier says large part of the
best legal talent of the city had given
the opinion that township donation
would be legal and binding, and in
sinuates that we asserted that such
men as Judge JONES, Gen. SHAoKEL-
FORD, Judge PARRETT, and Major
HINES are not good lawyers. It's in
situation has no foundation whatever.
The truth is, however, that, with per-
haps one exception, all the law
yers mentioned by the Couriel
were retained by the friends Of
the Straight Line Road,-avoWedly
so. Il is not strange, therefore,
that the Commissioners did not
attach the same importance to their
presentation &C their own case as to
a DISTINGUISHED legal opinion as to the
meaning and intention of the law.
Judge JONES, the Courier informs US,
is endeavoring to find Judge to try
the question of law, having declined
to act in the case " because he had
been an employed attorney in behalf
of the Straight Line Road before his
appointment upon the bench"
If such previous employment pre-
vents him acting as Judge, it surely
must have materially weakened his
opinion in the estimation of the Com
missioners.
We hope the matter will b.
thoroughly tested, and that soon, anC
arc, therefore, gratifed that our in
formation as to the abandonment o
the suit by the friends of the Straight
Line Road is not correct.
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PERSONAL.

Disraeli will winter in Italy.
Louis Napoleon will spend part of
the Winter at Nice.
Jenny Lind will sing in Exeter
Hall, London, next Wednesday.
Carl Rosa has declared his inten-
ton to become an American citizen.
The Rawlins fund is not made up,
and the enthusiasm for it has died
out.
The Duke of Saxony has ordered a
81 900 carriage from builder IN New
York.
A man was divorced at Bath, Me-.
one day last week. and married on the
next.
In view of the host of Suez visitors,
beefsteak is now three dollars pound
at Cairo.
Blondin, popular as ever, is per
forming on the bycicle on the tight
rope In London.
Francis Joseph offers to send back
to Paris the ashes of Napoleon son,
the King of Rome.
Captain Jinks" has been elegantly
upcrceded in New York by Shoe
ly, Don't Bodder Ne"
A bride in Iowa had to be made
guardian Of her intended before the
ceremony could proceed.
Two Hindoo merchants have arrived
in New York, bent on making busi-
ness tour of this country.
George Peabody's ancestors, who
emigrated to Topsfeld, Massachusetts,
in 1885, spelled their name Pay
body"
Alice Denison, Of Jefferson City,
hung herself to the bedpost because
her father would not provide the
means for giving candy pull"
Over twelve thousand Partisan
workmen are on long. strike, which
must last all Winter and produce mis-
cry, They embrace nearly every
trade.
John O. Roche, for nineteen years
the engineer on the Boston Il Albany
Railroad, was killed last Thursday by
another train, as he stepped off his
engine.
A Pennsylvania paper says: ANY
person wishing to take this paper can
do so by bringing US potatoes, apples.
butter, or anything to keep US from
starving 10 death.
Edmund About, with a colaborer.
has produced a play" Retired from
Business the hero of which, re-
tired merchant. imagines that he Is
afflicted with the rinderpest.
NJ. I'll. Reddy, Of Portland, Maine,
while casually looking over a Mobile
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Blu H = e e -
EMPORIUM.


We respectfully call your attention to q
brief list of Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept on hand By us. We
propose 10 furnish everything required in
building. Our establishment comprises a
combination never before attempted by
any one house, we make Building Ma
terials specially; and from twenty-five
years experience as mechanic, manufac-
turer, and builder, we 1atter ourselves
THAT we can furnish articles in our line
more to the satisfaction of builders. as re-
gards quality and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that, If
our list comprises anything required by
you, we shall be most happy TO forward
you, on application, our Price List.
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Doors, Sash, Blinds, and
MOuldings.
We keep on hand q large stock of all the
usual sizes, and are prepared to manufac-
ture everything In the line of
Doors, Sash, Blinds Outside and
insids), mOuldings, Frames,
Brackets, Newell Posts,
Balusters, &c., 60.
SASH. PRTMED and GLAZED,
On hand and to order.

GLASS of all sizes and kinds
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While the imposing ceremony of
unwilling the bronze statue of Com
modore VANDERBILT was being enact
ed at the Hudson River Railroad
Depot, the Wall Street brokers, many
of whom had suffered by the skill
with which the distinguished Commo-
dore had watered the stock of his
favorite roads, were having their
revenge as we'll as fun. by unwilling
a mock statue at the Gold Rooms.
We find a complete and graphic ac-
count of the same In the New York
SEN, which we copy in full. We must
remark that the mock ceremony was
lacking only in not having some dis.
tinguished Bishop to open it with
prayer to make it fully as impressive
as the genuine ceremony in another
part of the city:
Yesterday was an exciting day In
the Stock Exchange. Tie wild
scenes in the Gold Room on the
eventful Friday in September last
were thrown into the shade. AT 10
o'clock the regular sales of the Board
began. The bidding was not unusu-
ally spirited, and but little bulling
and bearing was done. About III
AN. Mr.. Il. Fl. Van Setback rushed
down Broad Street, entered the Ez-
change, slipped through the iron rail-
ing, and planted himself in the vicin-
ity of the Presidents desk. Here he
held hurried consultation with the
prominent members of the Board,
during which he combed his side
whiskers and Strengthened his wrist
bands q dozen times.
A MYSTERIOUS PLACARD.
After this mysterious conversation
he suddenly disappeared. His move
ments attracted much attention. The
bidding quickly closed. and the men,
bers began to wear long faces. A
dozen rumors were afoat. It was as
serted that six Pacific Mail steamers
had been wrecked, and that their
stock had run down to zero. A large
man, wearing enormous green cog
giles with steel rims, and large shirt
collar turned down, said that the
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N r. w FIR RI.

JOHN g. s'CoRKLE. JOHN p. TWEED.
McG0RKLE 6 TWEED,
Contractors and Builders,
And Manufacturer of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets
&c, &c,
Cor. VAIN UT & EEG1zEzE STREETS,
EvAE svILLE, IND.
All orders VIII receive prompt attention
fe3 d5In
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HAE DW ARE.
LOOK At THESE PRICES

Hy Disston's G. S. 26.inCh Hand
Saws, SO %.
SPEAR & JACKSON'S
@. s. 26-ineh Hand Saws, So %.
SPEAR & JAOKSON'2
G. S. 28inch Ripping Saws, SO rs.
Patent CrOss-Gut Saws 75e per Foot
Ames' Shovels, 81 25 Each.
Coal Shovels, 81 % Each
Best Chopping Axes, 81 25;
CAST STEEL sPADING FORKS, 81 %.
Belmont Nails. 1Od, I'D and 2Od.
81 rs per Keg.
Belmont Nails.--9d SIS: Sd SIS 25 ; I'D
So so; Sd fine blued, 81 so per
Keg.
Sieyes-NOs. IA IL IG, Sc per
Dozen.
TURN TABLE APPLE-PARERS.
So per Dozen, 75C Zach.
OHIO TOOL COMPANY:
Single Smooth Planes 75c:
Single Jack Planes 81 10:
Double smooth Planes 81 10:
Double Jack Planes 81 80:
Double Fore Planes 81 75s
Double JOimter Planes 50 25s
BRADBURY'S SPOKESHAVES,
Pinch 45c, 2 IL inch 55e, 3-inch CSC.
We have now In our store q very large
and we'll assorted stock of general hard.
ware, all of which we offer in the same
/ proportion as the above.
Terms Cash.
FRED. P. STRAUB & CO.,
Sign of the Broad Axe,
NO. So MAIN STREET,
Three doors above our former place. lsel
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A GAY OLD TIME!

The BuFiesque Unwilling Of the Van.
derblIt Statne-The Wall Street
Brokers Indulge In Fun-The Com.
mOdOPe with u Watering. POt-In.
functions DlsPegRrded!
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books.of the Erie Railroad Company
had been stolen, and that the public
were about to get an exact account OF
their debts and their balances. Hero no
lifted his eyes aloft, aud pulled an
enormous brown moustache. A third
party had exclusive intelligence ofthee
death of Commodore Vanderbilt, and
the entire failure of the consolidation
scheme. There was also a wild report
afloat that Fisk and Gould. had been
captured, and had promised to pay up
their gold losses. These rumoIs OF
course created the utmost eommotIon'
and men began to gasp with horror.
/ Meantime, venerable bill-poster
nailed the following to the bulletin
board: -.
ORDER OF EXERCISES at tic unwilling
of the
VAN DER BELT STATUTE
AT THE
| NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
NOV. 10, 1869.