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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-19
INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.

HoN. Amos KENDALL, statesman
of the days of jackson, departed
this life at Washington, q few days
since. He was Postmaster Genera
during Van Buren's administration
and was at one time editor of Gen
Jackson's official organ st Washing
ton. He has taken little part in
politics of late years, and his name
and fame belongs distinctly to past
decade. 1t is rather strange coin
eidence that he and the veteran Gen
Jro. E. Wool we're born within q
few days Of each other, and within @
few days Of each other were follow
ed to 'that bourne from whence no
traveller returns"
Hon. Robt. j. Walker died at
Washington, d. c., on the 1lth inst :,
st the age of 6S years. He was a
native of Pennsylvania, though at
the age OF 26 he removed to Missis-
sippi, which State he reprerented in
the United States Senate at the age
of So. In 1857 Buchanan sent him
to Kansas as Governor but his con-
science Tevolted at the iniquity, end
he quarrcled with the President
For the PAST twenty years he has
presided in Washington as 81 attor-
ney and lobby agent.
Tue death of Gen. Jno. Z. Wool,
on the 10Th inst, at Troy, New York,
and the death of Admiral Stewart q |
few days previous, completes, for
the present, the list of lllustrioua
dead. The former has been init
mstely connected with the military
history of the country for a half a
century, and the latter was the oldest
officer in the limited Siates Navy,
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ARCADIA ITEMS.
Correspondence Jeffersonian.

Correspondence Jeffersonian.
ARCADIA, o., Nov. Is 80.
This morning the snow falls fasi
and thick, and this November da;
resembles old winter. Our town i,
looking, up and the other day We
took glance at the business rooms,
!anG we can speak well of trade fol
ithcy are all doing fine business.
"iekard Il Co. have large, fine
we'll f1ished room, filed with a fac
lot of goods. Peters, Bender s. Co.,
we find, have 3 fac stock of dry
goo IS, q nice room and s good trade
We must not forget or friend DR..
Teal, who is engaged in the drug
book and jewelry business. He has
a ne~, fresh stock OF goods in his
line, in neat little room fitted up
for that purpose. And, by the wayne
has good-lookiDg lady clerk, whom
we fad ready aud willing to wait on
cusidiHers. The Sherman House
kept by Noien--is a good hotel. and
we recommend all our wayfarino
guests TO give him e calI.
We are glad to see tue citizens are
having the water drained off Main
street and having the street Crossings
built and the side walks put in good
order.
Our school commenced last Mon
lay, for tic winter. May the teacher
prove successful il his undertaking
Fhe lleal.h is coed, and but few
lick now. We look cut and see a
ew sleighs IN town. L. j. N. II
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THE uniting of the Old and New
School Presbyterian churches was
formally completed at Pittsburg, Pa
on last Friday, the 18th inst, with
appropriate and imposing ceremonies.
Hereafter these two great branches
of the CGristiaa church will work
together in the grand work # pro
claiming 'peace on earth and good
will toward men" There can he no
doubt that the period when all men
shall be Of one accord must have its
be5innlog among the several branch
es OF the Chfisttsa-citHFeh, aad the
present instance is gratifying evi.
dence that Christians are beginning
to realize the fact. -
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There is said to be q certain field,
not far ir m our neighboring town
of Fremont, in which may be found q
p!acard bearing the following: "No
shulin in this fild." We will wager
the p.ice of q years subscription
that the owner of that field don't
take a paper. o-
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A law of the Territory of Idaho
reads after this wise:
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

cash gold was IN good demand a. the beginning,
aHl as high as 5-6i was paid foT borrowing Tie
rate gradually declined 10 nat and to i-S2 Tor carry
ing up 10 Clearing House time. in the afternoon eve
per cen, per aunam wis pail for carrying The bus
ness Of TIE God Exchange Balk resulted as iol-
lOws:-
Cod cleared. t331il0cO
God ldaLf ......-...-. 3.ul i,-45
Currency balances a a.
The disbursem -nts Of coin interest today were
el3355i 22.
The money market was without change. The ra.e
on call was six 10 seven per cent ana dllcut
to determine at which figure the majority OF loans
were made. Commercial paper was quoted at egnt
% ten per cent Tor the best double names.
The following were the quotations Of the las,
regular board Canton, 81 a G2i4; Cumberland 3o54
u %; Western Union 42N a a.; Quicksilver, q x a
2i16 Mauposl, ~ bld; DO. preferred, 81 bid; Pacific
Man. 03Js 937s; New YORK Central, l74}6 a i14.l;
Hudson River, l54H a 155; Bea1ing, 90E 95;
Michigan Central, l21 a 10; Michigan Southern,
I0l 1919; Illinois Central, 1875 a lsi4; PITTS.
burg, 93 o osH; Northwestern, 6oE a s6N;
Rock Island. 1SS asked; So. paul, ~ o
55J{; do. preferred, sc4 a sGlz; wabash, 521s IL
~; do. preferred IS 7sH; Port Wayne lg7i4 "a
1es: Ohio aud Mississippi, 23li o 55J1, and the
following were the closing quotations OF ;he last
open board:-wells.farg Express 3oH a 30A;
Amcrican Express, AZ a ~; Adams Express Ci a
~; United states Express, o2li q o21; hercnant-'
Union Express 1871 10; Quicksilver, 2i'l q z;
Canton, G2I; Pacific Mall. 935s a "a; western Union
Telegraph 42Js a 50; New York Central l743s 2
li4}s; hudson River. 1856 a l55Z; Harlem, ItI5s .
ii75s Reading eeX a 81; chicago and Alton, ieo a
l09; Alton and Terre Haute. Ssk al do prefer.
red, O. 20; Toedo and wabash, 70 73A; do.
preferred, III "a; Milwaukee and 81. Pau, Il a
~ do preferred s6f o S5JS; Fort wayne, 1885, a
1857; OHIO and Mississippi ssIs 355s; Michigan
Central, l27 100; Michigan Southern. i02 lo2
Illinois Central, ll3k lA; Cleveland and PITS.
burg, 93H a 931s; Lake Shore, loiH alolH; Rock
Island, 1915 1917; Northwestern. soT a s65s
do. preferred, esx aSsN Boston water Power, III;
piariposa, 2OH; do. preferred, s21i a.; Counuus,
Chicago and Indiana Central, 4sX sssgs
Jhe earnings OF the Chicago ami Rock Island Ran.
road for the thrd week 10 April were:-
1904. sgf 200
J5CS. ........ T6Il8
iucTcoEe..... q IL 1H5
Tbe "a -nlngt Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
tbo third week In April we're
J6fg ess
S2oda
Decrrsss O.. ....-........ ..s...'''.'' sl'iiS
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
rR0CELiy INTELLIGENCE.

CHrErn picgpoCSTr. William Perry, the alleged
plckpockc; arrested by detective Van Wagner on
sunday iast at the Warrington street Methodist
Episcopal church. during the funeral services over
tbe remains Oi the victims or the Long Island rail-
rOd1 disaster was taken before Justice Buckley yes
lerday afternoon and held 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
TIE WaTcHcAsE HOSIERY I. BnoogLYS.--The
examination IN the case OF tie parties alleged 10
have iore'by broken open the safe OF the watch
case mandatory, zoe. "a ana - state street, In
January last, ana stolen ihereirom gold and silver
70 the Naiue OF $4,000, was resumed before Justice
Corpweli yesterday morning. Albert Grenot fore.
man OF 'ne establishment In question testified that
he was informed Of the robbery IN January and
after tha time he watched the place for five sun.
GAYS lie saw kndt 30 IN there and tarnper with
the lOck Of the SAFE; on one Of these occasions he
watched the prisoner from the second story win
dow OF bnhdlnR on the opposite side OF the street.
and az other times through holes bored through
the floor directly over that part Of the once
where The safe was situated lie saw Kindt
working the habnle OF the safe with his
night hand, while IN his left he held mem.
oraDdum BOOK containing figures at another
time witness noticed him taslny down figures on n
piece 09 paper. witness asD testified 10 his having
discovered Goles IN the pariion through when the
pr s9nef had been lOuSiBg 10 watc PERSONS VINO had
occasOn 10 no 70 The ale. Omeer 1llicy. OF the
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The nal estate market appears TO be rapidly SET
ting u a condition Of utter and complete stagna-
ton, the transactions particularly at auction, grow
ing fever every day. Yesterday the offerings were
large bit the sales exceedingly light nowith stand
ing tha the property put up comprised variety sum-
Gent almost to insure rapid purchase. Thefe Is
likely TO be a continuation OF this dulness Tor at
least couple OF weeks longer, after which re-
vival IN suburban property Is possible, but I'M
likely
Below we>give particulars OF yesterdays deal
ings:-
NEW DIRK PRoPERTY-BY A. j. BLEEcKER, son AND co.
lots Monroe ST. Corears ST. each 2jx95 b,0OO
BY J. MGUiRE.
stoy brick houses and lots, Nos 26a, 26s and 2S4
eaeoAivU 1s'so o
Factop and two plots Bank and West sts
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER 80.
Hous' and lot l1a Elizabeth 81 lot 25xg4 b2uo
'oISr (wESTCHEsTER COUNTY, PRoPERTY-BY MuL-
LER, WILKINS AND co.
Plot 10 q containing acres located on Milton harbor,
running back 10 Stuvvesaut SUI
Plot /, acres, adjoining the above. 7uUU
Plot ], acres ad dining the above. 6oJ
Plot !, acres, in suyvesant fzoO
JAMAICA e.. L) PRopERTY--BY JOHN SON AND MILLER.
wa bouieVard- zuioVo
pUNDBRooK (S J.) PROPERTY-EY j. INQUIRE.
Hote and farm, containing acres OF land at Bound
brok osWO
R1DG.WooD IN. J.) PROPEKrY-BI A. j. BLEECkER, SON
ots Grove At, High St. each 2hx223 4S0
oiOtsoppOse ABOVE, same si1e '......'.'...'. 4oo
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ASTHoSY-BABCoCK.-O Monday, April 20, by
the Rev. ]. W. Leek at the residence OF the brides
parents +. j. ANTHONY. OF Brooklyn, to ANNIE L.,
youngest daughter OF Simeon Babcock Esq, OF \ ew
York.
Boston and California papers please copy.
'BR0wN-BRiNKERHooF.- this city. on Wednes-
day, April IS, by Rev. b. NJ. Genung at the residence
OF the BRIDE, Mr.. J. +. BROWN, OF P0ughkeepsie. to
Miss Z. Il. BRINKERHooF, daughter OF G.. Il. BrinSer
hoof Esq, OF New York.
RUErE-PHELPs.--ln Brooklyn, n. Y, on wednes-
day, April %. by the Rev. ID. X. Brewer WILLIAM
f. RUErE to ANNIE T. RUETE, daughter OF DR.. James
L. Phelps, all OF New York. No cards.
GREI6-RoDGER.-M Bergenwood avenue, Hud-
son City, n. j., on Wednesday, April 2s by the
Rev. Profe. sor X. ID. Hitchcock, WILLIAM GREIG Of
Glasgow, Scotland TO JENNIE, eldest daughter OF
X. r. Rodger Esq. OF New York.
HALDIMANS--MrNSoN.--O Tuesday, April 81, at
the brides residence. by the Rev. X. H. Gowes. Jr
f. A. HALDIMASS to Miss FANNY MUNsoS all OF Ho
boken y. ].
MAYo-DAvIs.-On Wednesday, April 2s at st.
Marks church. by the Rev. A. II. vinton. ID. D..
HENRY q. MAYO, NJ. d., United States Navy, 10
MARY NEvINs DAVIS. daughter OF the late Elihu
Townsend, all of this city.
PARTINGToN-BTGGER- Tuesday, April 81, by
the Rev. Dr. Scott RICHARD PARriNGTON TO HANNAH
BIGGER, both OF this city.
VEIRs-KEALY.-On Wednesday, April 2S, az the
pastoral residence, Dy the Rev. Father McSwe eny,
Dr. CnAELEs o. VEIRs, OF West Virginia, 20 MAGGIE
j. kEALY, OF this city.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

Third precinct, testified that he arrested Kindt
week ago, on warrant which had been Issued by
Judge Cornwell, at hs house, No. II state street,
and also to his nndlng Jimmy" anu
also bond from John Bullius TO Eugene kiho, ior
$1,000; he found pocketbook on the person OF tae
peared the transfer Of house and lot IN Dean street
TO Kindt for SO, 600; the das for Watches together
with the opera glass, were found in klndts room
Several other witnesses were examined, anu tle
testimony elected was such as 10 corr )oorate tne
statemtnts previously made OF the affair Gustase
A. Vanaerwerger were. upon the CONCLUSION OF the
examination, all fully committed TO jail 10 await 'e
action II the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


WrDSEspAY, April as- r. q.
hsuFs Re- eo. 90 packages. 20; were quiet bu, steady
az ~ % s. - =, With stock Pear were dun and
nominal
Corr rE 70 was firmly hef y, yeserdays prices ana
sfarrcy offered. though heard no further sales
Oh snIf continued tim, though sales Of were
tofrOT.-Orly moderate business was consun,rr ,ted
and be market heavy. particularly Tor the a rrafog
which were sl frnely offered The sales gT bries
ncnding t Tor epurt, i5s tor spinning 1856 apecr
laton for iuiWe delivery taer.
were made ot ~ bales low niddng. june luI dn FOR
December, and 100 do Janusr, On tTivsfr .rns ~
aIrupN lfls g rr - b. IIlf
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

The Chicago Tribune OF Monday says
During the past week there mas been gradual
progression toward greater ease in the money mar
ket and all frst class borrowers accommo-
dated by the banks during the latter part Of the
week without difficulty. The demand for loans is
only moderate, and the increased ease Is particular
ly noticeable at the banks. The wholesale mer-
chants collecting with moderate success in the
country now, and the tendency OF deposits IS TO III
crease so that the present prospects that there
viii be an abundant supply Of money during the
first half of Nav.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
Real Estate Note.

Tie Knoxville Wig, commenting upon para
gralh in the HERALD of a recent date, says:-"Two
hunired thousand dollars within a month have been
invested in real estate lii and around Clarksville
Tenn, which capital. has been brought by immi-
gratis from the North. East Tennessee ought to
receive cash accumuatons Of her capital OF mil
lion during the next twelve months IN a similar
Way
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
LrIs9 STATES Cd1asslllaS COURT.
Ar Alleged Post ORicc Thief.
uaforo rnu,nntaston.r Tonoo

Before Commissioner Jones.
Charles X. Lincoln clerk in the Post ONCE az
Flushing. i. l., was arrested Tuesday night on q
charge OF stealing letter from the ONCE containing
40 s5. The letter was decoy and the money was
marked on purpose to entrap the suspected person,
II be were indeed the guilty party. lie was taken
before the Commissioner this morning and held for
inn a.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

" lFHI HNTItT
demand The sales about $500 bushels, ~ ~ for
No spring ~ % for No do. In store 81 for
90 ivere1 Al ~ ~ @ for white Michigan 81 81 al ~
Tor California rye was dull and weak, the sales being
a. out 800 bushes II 30 for Western ~ ~
state afoat Roth barley aud barley ual, dull and
n9minaL Corn wss hsns1 9id .sing about lc. hithsr
mxed Sc pc for Old do In store Soc CSC for %. de
veeo Sc for white IN store and sc for yellow Oats
&c afcal
FarisHTs The market exceedingly quiet, and rates
very l1w Particularly for grain, which taken by
the Livtrrop steamer at H. bushe The charerng
business though there fair inquiry for petro
leum teties Tue engsgemens were TO Liverpool per
baies 532d and 1900 bushes wheat IL
III % Lontou 49, tons ptanu's nj 25s The charters were:
frith ship tcm Pti.li.phis 10 direct port on the Con
ltcu Tiih WNtlit prrt al g., lta Han hrR rom
fA.Elf. hia 10 lse. with 30 tbls peuole a. - g. .
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

FLOUR ANp GrAfN. Receipts f,S5 bbs dour 9q5 hrrt
wheat ~ "a do corn, p0.5 do ard O MALI r,e
hpr market unchanged IN respect Low grades
inquiry ana trm while thn higher grades neglected and
nominal California -four dull and noDinaiy unchanre
The sales about $500 bhs Southern slow ~
sale and pfces generally IN favor Of tue buyer ssis
l hhs Rye touf was n mOdsrls demand Vt steay ptic
saes 25 tbs torn mSsl was quiet but steady 10 value
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
uair.pas, Two O'Clock y. VI.
,T9fET tUlTATlgs.
unlc.,,pt Five o,crorl, y. ".

Pacific NALL. taf . g3i. p Wayne...... lss BIZ.
West In Te.. . ~ g. Ohio y Miss .. 23H 49,
Central. l7iis lax Mich Sontherr.. lG2 12a
Erf......... ~ P3 Rock Island. l31 n 1879
HUDSON Rlver.. 1sj 1885, Northwestern . So; sslf
Enr'eIn......-. lis'f ~ Forihwesicrn pf @l p
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
snceJan. l. - s07 I2l. .4oa s5s eos s5g iel .oOs

Unde' date OF Tuesday evening the Boston Journal
thus refers TO financial matters in that city,
The ntes OF money in the open market are work
ing lower and capital is more freely offered FIRST
class commercial names now go readily at IL to 8
per cent, and we hear OF transactions in choice
selected names at per cent, but this is EXCEPTIONAL
there is little OF this high grade to be had, and the
makers viii not pay over that rate. Country banks
are generally better of than our city banks, and
taking good bankable names at ~ and s.
Some o. the city banks make very poor
show in answer to the last call OF the Comptroller
IN their reserves, and Will require TO be put on
the retired list, as far discounts are concerned,
for week or two 10 bring up. The weekly state
ment of the banks returned to the Clearing House
April 20, looSs more favorable. There is further
decrease in loans, which, under the circumstances
was expected Legal tenders and deposits show a
handsome increase. The statement is as fOllOWS:-
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
The Western RAT. Dad Gazette, IN spasing OF the
recent meeting oS the directors OF th'LaSe shore
and MlchiCan SC,nihern Railroads. saws


recent meeting oS the directors OF th,Lake shore
and Michigan Southern Railroads. says
The consolidated line s 10 be calla the Lake
Shore and tlichgan Southern Railroad" VIII
have an sast and west line i5l Hies long lrohChi-
cago 10 Erie. with branches amounting 10 362 miles,
anu will represent capital OF about $Ss,oooW0.
with the terminus al Erie the Mlchigan SouthSn
can have the choice Of TWO outlets 20 New YORK. We
Buffalo and Erie ana the Philadelphia and Ere. ~
the former the distance To New York Is sl2 oy The
latter 977 mnes. The latter road also furnishes a
connection to Philadelphia, by which the distance Is
902 miles. But II Is reported that the Buffalo and
Erie Railroad viii become part OF he new road
aud thus secure the preference which has hitherto
had the carrier Of the Michigan Soathern business
There are some who look upon this consolida
ton only preliminary to a grander consolida
tion which VIII form lipe from New YORK 70
Chicago. The stockholders OF the Michigan South
ern VIII vote upon the ratification OF the consolida
tion at the annual meeting, TO be held in Toledo
April 2s. II 1t is approved, 1t is reported that the
general offices OF the company will be established al
Cleveland.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
tOllOWs:-
The New York herald., 1869-04-29
FINANCIAL.

UGUsT BELMONT co.
IA issue letters OF credit for travelerr use on
Nessrs ROTHSCHILD,
In Paris London Frankfort and Vienna and their CORE
spondens all the principal cities OF Europe Also MAKE
telegra aphc transfers On California and Europe.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

CEvEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF TIE LAKE
- Superior and Mississippi Rairoad Company frs Mort
Sinking Fund Bonds OF United states secured
BY of choice lands and by the Railroad s roll
stock and franchises and yielding In currency nearly Ten
per cent per annum.
We recommend these Bonds desirable Investment for
persons collecting coupons Holders of 620 bonds
exchange them profit nearly twenty cent besides
receiving per cent In gold additional income
miied amount for SAFE and full furnished by
JAY COOKE co.
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

C0S,O3N HOUSE,. -Sub-7FedSt0V.---~
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
April %. s9Se,576 Sl254 500 s2767,5l5 ss7l42 sss
April o.. 39,G2l 7so,73s 7oS,374 s7,2l5,35S
April 2S.. $4,000 1,S33,526 60S,S7l ss,445,0l3
The exports exclusive OF specie from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending April % and
since TIE commencement OF the year compare as
follows With those or 1851 and 1885,
1867 1868. 1862
For theweek. =. s3.314,702 s4,170473 s4.47l, 695
Prev. reported. "a, ,40370l 54 4319,432 IS 2S9,3l3