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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

MEMOIRS OF THE WAR IN THE SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.
OF THE UNITED STATES. Nv HENRI LEE A new edition
with Biography Of the Author By ROBERT b. LEE
$50. Do 60 University Publishing Company
The Memoirs of Legion Harry" have always
been esteemed among the most valuable and interesting
contemporary records Of revolutionary struggle The
author was prominent actor in the incidents which ne
narrates he gathered also great store Of Information
from his brother officers and as he was man OF candid
and impartial character well as thoroughly compe-
tent ltu, he produced work which historians have
highly priced and readers generally perused with relish
Several editions been printed and the present one
differs In no important particular so far as the text IS
concerned from the previous revision General Robert
E. Lee has added however, some maps and plans, pre-
pared from sketches made by the British engineers aud
prenxed Memoir, in which he brings TO light several
interesting letters before printed and tells the
story Of his ustrious relatives with simplicity
brevy and good taste He has thus rendered service
for winch the student OF American history Will he prompt
TO acknowledge his indebtedness The volume is Illus
trated with portraits OF conspicuous badness.
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q. \. a9ns Coz. 'bs...il3t dll6
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u.tS. sos. Coup. '6A ..li3i ais
Us. 1000. Registered 10. alo7i
U. \. 1000. Coup, l01i dlOs
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Included bushes. california
last; prices sho" no p.ieq. esage ava t.e %lr..
a i: s SuS ItS 81 s s ss . A d sSs.
2le. California 2OaIc rote CsbylO ia siei Ven Cru,
Tea igdscs hafaesbo lIel5c Bogols iod9c Rio Bsehs
de- cursSos. Dry aed 5e Sc Don"so al s a. Plate. Dr.
stsd i.Glie TeIas 2G4t@ soS'ssp ISG1ss al gold Dy
MaracAibo 2aloc NarnhsD, ~ Ste rsrraabue lzieac
la &c Wet Sailed es have bssn ci sJ as ssa u.sd
BqenO Ayres NE kS GraIde ilie Caa"Ia, lie PsIs lS
rae City slaughter Il cured t9l3ie C saas0ts leos eeIs
nes.basnOs Ayre. GaDde ZIP a3aa'c sierra Lous
rncy Es., Sdia stoecacutts Sisuslts, Cow 5Gte To
csta Dead Green 9le Caeqta Bu1aO iSG4S sss and Bat
HAf-hhs marss eSaSqss s VITA fair ,,.asi .,ss eSo
s5e for Short aye snd 81 a ! / 10 for Loss do
HEMPrhe bushes. Manila has bvsa duI a, 'e FOt oho
HOPS demand FOR muse for Sss.
LssTKR-A business wy iisinlaek Sole
Ssl ii.1s 1 Ss ted, ssSi ssss, Gi a
oqisc OAK Lgs Cropped fGtse aii. c"sped tgte BE-
a5ie Middle, 9a3Ic Heavy ss03lc CaiOpaGood Lgi sc
Middle eSS Hssy ga]e ons"S and STs5S ALs'D.%
sss a. cs ,s s,5sseg IL fSSL So . % s
MoLASSEs-NO delud FOR any STYLE aud the gsH,r,
condition Cuba MaseoVado about d5'e New oA5'
NAVAL sToREs-cude Turpentue uOmos Spirit are reSe,
and dull saes bb at45a47i 10 Osrs sey dns pnss
EsasIa % oI Coed sTsSsd 81 S1 No. q
dow Class Tar !. dali Al 81 SG 81 sS-cTtrs%s-
OiISCude Dish Nbou, charge and the demand nocr
ate quote Whale SIC. aud speun 80 ASEuuTed OH.
inactive 81 81 for Ugbsrhsd Winter Sp sd sl 70
r Bsached Lneed dat sud heavy 9Id6s s
9d9ac for bb English do bomiHsi Lard OF fa bs
trade a, 81 ga 81 o. Ohsr OILS are thgSi n,eb enrs
a ri So and Rib oil, b509Jc
sgan advanced and s market closed t
fair aud Of obbrg cLraotsr The sales cash sn
bbls $50 50 for OG Hess go - for DO
specte; aud ~ 81 New Nrsteru Prime best
delivery 75O bbls Mess seller February, az BEEF
,-ady sales IS bbl Sid u for Plain Ness and S!gd S %
for Extra Terce Beef 10 fairly sTs sni hi ssss " 80 ss a.
sd for Mess sDd Syd Sj for luta Mess Deladag re
m Beef 100 each iof December and yanua 20 Pnrs.
terms steady bat qurii sales Of y ob at 20
80 for Meats small sars Of Dy
sated Shoulders d3 aud Pickle Hans l7i su"ked Ness
are moderate request sales shoulder sna hd< gt
HAMS hm sales Of W boI-s 10 bots al III di'e Tor Lnt
Clear Ssdorishre Dressed Hgs mer; quote a. 49,
t,r Cty Lard higher demaRi 80 bills nf To- A.
ia Ice for No. rise for Cyi 49, 0i9 for fair prme sss
including 10 ties 20 arrive AZ Tie
BuTTAKbe business has been only mosats nd eonhsrd " BE
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THE NEW WORLD COMPARED WITH THE OLD. By GEORGE
ALTKED TOWNSEND pp $50 Hartford; s. NJ Belts Co.
The object of Mr.. Townsend in this capa-
cous work is to show the points OF difference between
our own country and less favored lands by describing
the government, institutions. chief cities, public bmid
iugs systems OF education, religion and finance poca
parties and social and customs Of all the pr
cpa nations Of the EARTH grouping them not under geo
graphical divisions but by order Of subjects his hrst
chapter for instance devoted 10 panoramic views OF
Washington and London his second To comparison oe
tween the position powers. and mode OF lie OF queen
and President; his third TO account OF the BlIsh
arlstocracy; his fourth TO parallel between tDe SENATE
and the House of Lords and his fifth TO similar baanc
ing OF the Commons and the House OF Representatives
In this manner he takes the characteristics ana pfh
cipes Of new aud old world society seram, deVotihg
great deal of attention to England, somewhat less 10
France and hardly any to the other States OF Europe
Considering the magnitude Of his work, We have no
reason 10 be dissatisfied with the result Some portions
OF 1t are very well done indeed and nearly every page Is
readable. number of small wood cuts have been
added by the publisher but the loss said about them the
better.
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,ru,e couptprR WORKS.

| NRS SOIJTHWORTHS NEW BOOK.
| TuR PRINCE OF DARKNESS. BY Mrs. Emma d. T. y south
worth Complete large duOdeeimo volume fTee - 80 "
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OF chronology which involved IN the questions unneI
dlscusson aud assigning to the creation d"'o ""'n
few philuogSts would be willing to accept S'''' 40
collection of linguistic records, his Album mas ec''""S
some sccuhc value. or ITS merit WORK Oh NV No
con srcak with less qualification Each version Of tho
uraycr has a page to itself, generally adorned WIN
symbolIcal etching Where the Roman alphabet Is uSeu
the type is welchOsen and OF various styles ana such
characters as are not to be found In our prn'lngoces
are autographed with great nicely There Is snowy
frontispieco printed In coors, ana the ute page il l
minated; both these arc excellent specimens OF color
nrintinp The poper Is of the richest and heaviest kind
and the volume Is bound in morocco deliberately gilt and
lettered.
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ntb Qualifications.
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ANN 6. STEPHENS NEW BOOK;
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET

For THE WEEK EsDNG MoNDAr. Nov. - lsda
R-ryr. Co.'s Yeas Sheep spd LAmba ssin-
sU53 100 S59 00S3 lff@
These " ere sold Al the following uIarket-plarCs;
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Tyf-a
p-,,.. pau.rks sit
-, .a.,,, ............................l4ln as
Medium good fair quAity aiy
That Of ortinarT thin Steers. Ufeu and NOSs....i.
Interior or grade of CApe...., az
The general average Of the market TO-DAY estimated a. ~
fr..n d. allt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

DALLEMASTER DUMARs ID ANCING
Id ACADEMY West al fashionable Dances taught In
one qaAer All Danees perfectly 10 sI Pi,sis L,oha
HLASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, "a
ws., Th1oartbr Morning and sisuooH e.a.' daily Gen
tsnen Monday sud TharsfsJ. Msp IL.
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prOf,ssiuuai Aoiitts.

BLOOD, MANHOOD.-Dr. OLlN, q Bond
~ st. 81 Utoo ~ds Isp1tAoB TIE nhirtaBstet boariu
In The establishment desdi who Allied state
roHhaes, eOasul.aiob frees for pamphlets hours
10 :, SuDdaJs evening", stOl
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wheeling wholesale lIaTHeG.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
nAaaR..kn.. m SoR,

NSSeAASoA A4t AoOpt
GRAIN-ExoeedIngly dull. Wheat
We quote white at 81 15al Is: red e1al 10.
Oorn-0ld 05A70c; new ear 60A05o. Rye
800. oAts-4Oc. Barley-Spring SOca
81 90; Fall 81 Is.
FLouR-Steady. We quote fancy at
% Is; red wheat fAmIly IS 6OA5 75. Rye
Flonr-$6 26. BuckWheat Flour-4Nc
per pound.
Ed0s-30c per dozen.
BuTTRR-26R90o for choice roll,
PROVISIONS Pork-New Mess $50 90
per barrel. Lard-New 100 In tlerces;
1910 In kegs.
POULTRY DREssRD-TurkeyB at 14o:
Ducks 12c; Chickens 90, and Geese CO
per pound.
PoTAFoRs-50c per buHhel. .
APPLEs-Green per Dbl. &2A2 30; dried
01Sc per pound.
dRooRRIRs-Steady; fair to prime
Rio Coffee 20A24c; N. o. Sugar lSHa
14Hc; Porto Rico 13Al4Hc; Cuba l2Xa
1910; A Coffee 100: B do. 1870: and
crushed 15fal6Xc. Baltimore Syrup 70
a75e; New York Syrup sOcaSl; Choice
DrlpB 81 10.
Sour BEANs-SS 90 per bushel; extra
Navy s. 25.
GINsENd-65o per ID.
FRATHRRs-75a90o for live geese,
BERswAxE39c,
SFpns-NomInaI, f,o~ oaod ~ 90 m
TImothv and nIova. an asa1 'SVu a a. 66 w. w.
tInootSS and ny "a % M tor SSeu oSouos ~ FV' Aor
HH% PaIsS NJ az ~ no, r, 1U.S 1on. Ico.o a. m.
IL m va pet 'on' A0o"' eA1 wa
~ SSI, yT r,,d m E,,x.e,c cx C...ou
or"aso. nn oSnr.a ~. n4o.o. 81 ~. oSsgT Is Son
and cSS,,as "a ,or T nacI aSa aOI PS0AAke' "F 'oe
TT Ton 49, ~ Sopn P a,..a oho.1,.
Nsvv Cs"72c. daSE IN. end uISaeaEs1; w 90 lgoa;;
brivht , IGs AMI, % Hs : 7oSSSc tSS ""0 ~S O'A'z0'
tus nnnnws ,vs "SS 20 e ~ tVSoV SnS1 Sn
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20, CINCINNATI, Dec. %.
FLOUR Unchanged; family % 25a
GRAIN-Wheat-U -Unchaaged with a
limited demand; No. 2Sl O9a1 10; No. !
81 12al IL. Corn-Unchangei; old $50;
new 76c. Oats-Dull at 60a55c. Rye
and Barley-Dull and unchanged. :.
CoTToN-ho lower and dull; mid
dllnRs 2SNc. ...... .4.'."
ToBACco-Unchangsd and quiet.
WHRKY-Quiet al 9IA95c; inside rate
cash.
PRov1sloNs-U Unsettled and all arll.
Giles nomlnally lower, and difficult to
give Quotations. Mess Pork-Could d
have been bought at $50 90. Green Meats
AT $40 1Sa10 15. Bulk Meats-At
l111al5Al5Xc. Bacon AT l4Nal7Nc
and 17Ac for shoulders and clear rib
and clear Aldes, Lard-Sold at lSc
for prime kettle rendered; steam could
have been bought at Ito. .'.' ~
Hods-Dull; closing lower and un-
settled, so much 90 that accurate quo
tatlons cannot be given. Live were Of
Tered at 30 25a9 10: and dressed at Sll 90
al2 90, no buyers; receipts 1900.
BUTTER-SteadY at 30a35c,
EGas-Flrmer ct $50. ..-
CHRRSR-Steady at l7I<alSHc.
OiL-Linseed-SSc. Lard-QuiOt al
81 Goal 65. Petroleum-32aSSc. =
CANDLRs-Dull;, Star 100 for full
weight. =. -
GoLD-12Ok buying and 12l selling.
ExcHANdE-Dullat x TO lilo dlacounl
buying and 60c discount 10 par selling.
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ASK TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK CIrY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.
The OnbAn expedition which left this
city on Friday night last. TO Intercept
and destroy the Spanish ilotIlla at sea,
Ia a failure. The tllli6usters have re-
turned.
In the case Of Mrs. Allen, who ls
charged by her son, an EplscopAllan
minister. With being demented on high
church doctrines, her counsel asked for
an order at Court yesterday, to prevent
the eHtravagant waste OF her property,
as he said the lady's very under. clothes
we're being sold. Judge Cardozo offer
ed to issue an injunction II the counsel
would show evidence to that effect, and
che case Was adjourned. until to-day
Heavy railway robberIe8 during
several months past, on the line OF the
Hartford and New Haven, Erie and
New York roads, have come 10 light.
The heaviest losers are on the New
York Central. The amount Of Victims
on that road was hardness Alga De
Malutta, OF 23d street, OF this olty, who,
on the 4th OF last November. was rob-
bed OF over fifty thousand dollars
worth OF lace and jewelry from her
trunks, between Albany and Niagara
Falls. Expert detectives arc now en-
Gagged in iathoming the mystery.
Mr.. Wilson, President OF the New
York Stock Exchange, writes that no
proposition has been entertained in
that body to buy 81. PAul's Church,
aud that the idea Of perverting to any
secular purpose the ground on which
stands the sacred edIllce, 10 as repug-
nant to the feelings OF the brokers ~ 10
those ofthe Rev. DR.. Dix, who wrote
the Indignant letter that appeared yes-
terdAy. t~.....
Col. Robert Clarke, formerly OF the
18th Brooklyn regiment, who Is cOnlin-
In LUDLOW street jail for alleged manu-
iacture OF counterfeit tobacco stamps,
attempted to escape At about day break
yesterday morning, hut was detected.
The tournament OF the New York
Chess club is still progressing; one
hundred and sixteen games have
already been lost and won. The most
successful champions up to the present
time are Capt. Mackenzie, Mr.. Ware,
President OF Boston Chess Club; DIR.
Barnett, B. Llssner and J. Thomp8on.
TOWnsend'S tea and coffee store 1t
No. 10 Newark avenue, Jersy City, WAS
burned early this morniug. Loss $l2,-
900; insured 5000. A family living on
the upper floor were nearly sutlocated.
The fire WAS accidental H, al.
Senator Frellnghuysen has made DR..
HOldlch, Secretary OF the American
Bible Society, Rev. DR.. Noble. OF the
Navy, Senior Rivera, Of the city OF
Mexico, and himself life members OF
the Evangelical Advertising AsSOciR~
ti0r. ..| ~. We. .. tH.'.#H..
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THn NEWS

The steamship IIammonla, AdVer.
tised 10 leave Hamburg on the 10Th
for New York, was detained until the
10Th. rrr
The population OF San FranOlsco In
September ls estlmated at l7O,25O.
The New York 8aM prints ptoclA.
nation OF Cespedes, Ao.cAlled PFesI.
dent OF the Cuban rebels, who claims
TO have 10000 troops, we'll armed, with
passable discipline and receiving regu.
lar supplies. He recapitulate8 what
the insurgents have accomplished and
asks recognition BY ConRreSs.
A FIRE Tuesday night, destroyed the
upper portion Of the furniture factory
Of HaViR, Keep & Co., on Third street,
Chicago, and damaged the stock and
building to the amount OF 5000. In-
Bured fully In local companies, except
5000 In the Enterprise Of Cincinnati.
Sixteen Of The Spanish gunboals
have arrived at the Virginia Capes and
anchored In Lynn Haven Bay.
Relatives OF Senator Brodsrick have
brought suit In San Francisco 10 recov.
or his property, on the ground that the
will on which his estate was admins.
fered is forgery.
In the case Of the Sheriff OF Boyle
county, Ky,, pS. Cobb q Co., Of Buffalo,
N. Y, for the restoration OF 1900
bushels OF wheat, seized from him
while under attachment, Judge Bal
lard OF the U. 8. District Court at Louis
vile, has decided that the United States
Marshal could not take from the pos.
session OF State officer property which
was held under process and returned at
the expense Of Cobb & 90.
The county infirmaries Of Ohio hold
74Ol persons-4Sl0 Ind dlgent; 9S4 Insane;
95i insane, $40 idlutlc and 800 splleptlc.
Petersburg, ILL.,, Woolen MIL burned
Tuesday evening; loss $50, 900; unIn-
sured.
The storm which began at Chicago
Tuesday noon lasted IL hours. Yester.
day, snow there q or 8 inches deep and
much driftcd, clear and cold, and good
slelghing, ,.'.r. .--,
The Purdue University and Agrlcul-
tural College Of Indiana has just been
located by the trustees on lands dona.
ted by Mr. Purdue, near Lafayette.
The free schools OF Nashville are
about to suspend, the suspension being
urged by the city authorities as u meas.
ure Of economy. The schools are at
tended by some 4 900 pupils, and are In
\ highly prosperous condition. A deep
feeling al the prospective suspension
pervades all classes.
The latest adyices from Rome indl-
cate that the advocates OF Papal InIal.
libtlltV ara lO9inR RrOnnh In IhA Con n.
ell. Tn..' t... U...r.H II,
French Journals allude 10 the fact
that Gen. Banks had several interviews
with the Emperor before his departure
for America, but abstatns'irom COM
ments. IH-H ..r4 ~ .l
The ruins OF the Allegheny, Pa,
school building, burned Tuesday, teli
In yesterday inlurlnE two children.
They will probably die. q. q -g.e.
The troops In ireland arc hereafter
10 be more generally bIlleted on the
Inhabitants.
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- - n NGw YoRK, Deo q.

I '7fnI F0l nl. iNRw YORK. Dec "a.
Excitement was occasIoned at Port
Jarvis, Monday. by the report that a
car load OF cattle had been stolen from
tGraysOn Dye, OF Marion, Ohio, who
arrived at Port Jarvis on Sunday: Dye
stated that thirty.o one head OF cattle
were stolen from him BY Lewis NJ
Caldwell, who drove the cattle twenty
five miles TO Gallon, Ohio, where he
shipped them on q train TOR Patterson,
N, J. On discovering his loss Dye start:
cd In pursuit and dsfound the cattle had
been shipped at Gallon. Here hetraced
them to Buffalo. Taking an express
train he arrived at Port Jarvis on sun
day ahead OF the stock train. On Sum
day night the train arrived, and with
Il the car load Of cattle and Caldwell.
Dye Immediately sued ont q warrant OF
arrest. Caldwell was taken into Gus
tody and the cattle driven TO the Buck
eye yards. Caldwell was taken before
Justice Penny, and after n bearing OF
the case It was postponed TO await the
arrival OF the owner OF the cattle, Mr.
Messenger. Should the charge made
against Caldwell OF having stolen the
cattle and being fugitive mJustice
be sustained, y reqnialtlon from me
Governor OF Ohio Will be obtained 70
remand the prisoner to that State for
trial,
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WASHINGTON.
Tho "AIabnmN Clnims" Correspond.
enee. I'r -'.H
WAauINnrnN nan %

Auc 'AIhDutuN CIulllh' SOfFeNlOnW'
enee. '.'r rF.H
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The President has sent the Alabama
claims correspondence To the Senate, In
accordance with the resolution Of MIR.
Summer. The correspondence iS ex-
tremely lengthy. Mr.. Fish, under date
OF September 18th, 1869, to Mr.. Motley,
Informs that gentleman that at the
time of hiH departure from tho United
States, the claims were not In a condi-
lion most hopeiul for negotiation, and
su bsIdence of the negotiations for u
short time might allay the excitement.
his agreement, but that the President OF
the United States now considers II Ap.
appropriate to resume negotiations.
MIR. Fish says to Mr.. Motley that the
President hopes that Her Majeaty's
government will conduct further neRo-
tIations at Washington, where any
propositions will be received and care
fully considered by the President. -r
Lord ClArendon'S letter to Minister
Thornton, dated Nov. 9Th, 1859. refers
TO the despatch OF Secretary Fish, on
causes of dlssatisfaotion which the
United States considers itself entitled
with Ehe British Government during
the late war. Lord Clarendon says
Secretary Flsh's despatch makes no
proposition as 10 the manner In which
the dissatisiaction may be remedied, I,
but 1t Inatructs MIR. Thornton to In.
form MIR. FIsh that the British Govern.
msnt win be ready TO cooperate 10 any
honorable manner TO effect satisfaction
and adjustment OF the difficulties be-
tween The two countries In relation to
the Alabama claims! d 0 '0ag. I.. =
The Georgia reconstruction bill was
presented TO the President this after
noon for signature. 81. .q,. q. , nv rl.J
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WHEELING MORNING.

tain the consent Of the Legislatures oI
the States ID which the cemeteries are
located for their permanent contlnu'
auce therein. ,f...
The House resolution relative 10 the
death Of George Peabody, was concur.
red In.
The House resolution relating 10 The
erection OF IN equestrian statue In
bronze OF Gen. Grant, was referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Williams moved to refer the bill
10 regulate the immigration OF Chinese
In the United 10 the Committee on Com.
merce. He explained that the object ol
the BILL was to prevent as far 90 posi-,
bic the importation OF Coolies and dis
soluLe Chinese women Into the United
States, by voldinR all contracts foE
their importation and prohibiting
agreements by owners OF vessels 10
transport persons from China excepI
with the consent Of the psrSonB them
selves TO be transported. II was the In.
tention 20 project the laborers Of this
country Us far as practicable from the
presence OF that class Of degenerate
Chinese who were accustomed to sub.
jection 10 another class OF persons and
compelled to work for wages upon
which freeman would starve. After
some discuBSion the reference was
aREeed TO.
The Senate took up the bill TO pro.
mote and encourage the International
Industrial Exhibition In Washington
In 1871. Some amendments was adopt.
ed, among others was one changing the
date 10 1872.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of W., proposed several
amendments among others, 10 make
the corporation individually liable fol
debts inCnrred. The amendments pro.
posed, together with the whole subject
were then referred tothe Committee on
the District OF Columbia.
The Vlce-Presldent submitted com.
municall0n from the President, con-
tainlng the correspondence called fol
BY the resolution OF the Senate, relat-
inR TO the American claims against
Great Britain.
On motion Of Mr.. TrnmbulI, ut two
O'clock the SENATE went into Executive
Session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-23
Franklin Insurance Company

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sAM'L MoCLHLLAN, GEORGE MRNDML,
T. H. LOGAN, THo8. P. HHALLURosa
u. W. FRANEHEIn, ]. N. VANCE,
LOUIE O. sTIFkL.
This company how having been organized
nye years, and In that time done q success.
ful business, % SILL prepared TO take risks At
fair rates on Buildings ofall kinds, Merchan-
ds0, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
ulture, steam Boats and carROeH on the WeR-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fen superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
ny they can be insured on Dwellings, Furs
nlture, Barns, and contoutG for 9 or 8 y6RrB Rt
reduced rates. This being State company
with tho Et
I4ARGEsr CASH OAPITAs.
paid in, and surplus Of any company III the
State; and composed or some ninety. four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
De6t business men, recommends Itself 70 the
favorable confederation OF the lnRurlnE
public and ROllcits their patronage. Appli.
cations for insurance willD promptly Rtten-
ded 10 at their office, No. " Monroe street, or
n their several agencies throughout tho
Hate.
U. NJ. UoEni, sec'y.
B. o, UICK, Asst Sec'y.
bAML MCCLELLAN, President.
G6O. MENDEL, Vice President.
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