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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

sO6O bills Such free sryslG With ouly +, n,1.....
mand carry prices back 70 The 6eures y1"sN T.
night ago and trade dull and heavy Dealers are y,~ s
NJ that they bad not accepted morning oHen f2a ea
Of bb good mark Of Western eggs brought a. Al ~
bard get 26c foS the fRest and freshest J.T.s,
packed IN latter make heavier pseisSss sa
in handling while the oats which charged win bs
salabe Receipts Of the week heAye,t
LINED fortunately out ofinarkeL We quote: 80 Apm
n j., L. L. and Pa p doL 25iB26 Southern ...., ,u..
State goOd.........2Id2S Egg Oats bush good " 81 sa
Western dI41 ~
FRUITS AND BERRIES.
Sound apples especially GreBngs aud sp are scarce .A h
They WORTH by themselves S1d6 90 while Rns.sps ARE ~
about in lots Fine CranbeFries pleSs- -
better The advantage Of bushe crates ae crates are df
manifest Dealers viii oeu by bp e when H. a Is av ven
barrel The demand rather fovipg We oSo. " h0' uts
Apples COMMON Dbl; ~ 20 % CfaSbsrriss good Is MAJ,
Pnms"'..,.:.... 0GD Is Per hush bar - q .gt
- FRUITS AND EUTs-DRIED "~'s
Appl and unpeeed Peaches are advanced on areouut A.
Ouy l78 packages dried fruits ell told been received
wOek Peanuts fm with receipts OF Go bushss W. % s
Peaches peeled p D dne.27 928 Plums % -.
Poor TO medium. rs an Apples Southern 6ss j, n
tnpeeIed halves DIS an 0ninary 70 Good "
Blseibernes 6.......23 623 Western ~,
CberTe, pted v b...40 42 PeGnuis Va bass Al % -
RsSpbsrfes ....D 64i Wilmington y buIh "a -
FURS AND SKINS. ~
No changes IN skins reported will any tranlor. a.
oecp upd saer the large sale Of Unts States n now o ~
= ndop by c. NJ Lampson Co is mpsed SO far the a. go
cbes Coons per selt higher whereas per cent Mys. :.
s best darkest Muskrats retain Old prices " M Conn
b declined g per cent Here too advance ah,p,e 4
FAR The sales king losses TO shippers and dealers here ace s
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

Gold opened at 1911, sold at 1871 1901, 1911,
closing at 1871 6I2li The market subject to sharp
fluctuations upon various sensation rumors from Wash
ngton in regard to the Cabinet The Heyeta took out
$50 900 In specie to-day Government bonds opened hrm
with continued demand from investors. At the Second
Board prices showed advance OF i9i per cent from
the opening quotations The foreign brokers large
buyers and the market had strong and active look. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
THE MARKETS.
lc,r,fuIl, r,pertsI for III, Trlb.n.

[C,rsuly reported for The Tribans
TUESDAY, Mneh O. 1889
has been moderate demand for AID prices
steady At 7sdsG Pearls dull and prices somewhat nomiaa at
BO0Ts AND SHOEs-Tbe aHi shoe trade very active from
pa Of sou,b stocks hard large and veil assorted
sd pfces well ustaueI there much demand for export We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

M dm,ud hat closed heavy sales 50 900 bush New one sho
Western At 7 a7s I'm store Rye quiet most Goas h
49, lot oil 500 bush Western sold at 3D. Is gelsiay hea
III al Corn scarce and 6rm the demand eonhnsa 20 5s n S
trade; the sales 1900 bush Damp a1d Vnoueu AZ o. n,
irfyior Western Yellow at 9T197lc southern ieoH ~ '0 ~
Jersey A0"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

o,ovt.rd Strictly confined and CON
Edited by an M - to the clergy 1885, Cd per quarter
ndennsiy MS ps I'd Address MIS- s. 81 hegehts rsrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
5inantiHl.

o.. p,,r.srssu Posr wArsH AND CHioaso RstTH{
WINS CoNPANY. PIrrsRrRsH F,h 20 I'o', "a
VrHE ANNUAL MEETING of 9th the S .xSE AS AS
e sIIISy% COMPANY viii be held a. es srsvbyES
Ccne.ay IN he CITY otPt.burgh a. 70 o'clock o. The an
- ,.n ~ he Board Of Directors aud Tor tbe esee " - go q
Der, ofthe Board Of Directions ~ serve ior oar yea" "
three ms@os" Nn"' '''" " N HUTCHINSON Seer,e-.-
NATIONAL sioux EXCilANGEt.-Ms,e,.,..%sStSss
are informed that mseliag foi The sale o. Y s. BrOat
- rtItRSDAY be nm instant the ei Ora o's "a closed
The room. al he opened for business ds 81 a. 9 ook
an TIe riuv Of the Of stocks VII cor n. eoa-
a. A. an aIb.r lime, than during the cai, business WIZ
dueed ." III The ro'@ A"0"' ~ Wv g. n. DBLMAR seefs""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

ct.t. 3 -.
PsThs dsmsnd for D moderate bpt prices are
unchanged At 81 so for Grand Bank and So for ST. Georges ZOE
AID Barrel Herring good demand aud sell better this week. prices
are S hs fair demand for Domestic and Choc. quotations a'i
sales At I4d2le and Choice at 2302Jic n -,
PRATTERS are uuchaugsii We quote Prime western AZ 'c
GISSENGTs inquiry fair and the market steady ct S'GSoc
for Western and Ooc SS for southern H. ~. so,,,., trad. and
the maEs. steady $50 gold BY the cargo and 300 currency TOT
ITPHYf supply very is estimated that the consumptog
~ wnEi hH W esiT P .. 9 'Ts W c T B.
Ps ~ usnty Al 65dsO for and SID 81 10 Tor Long
aud en-, =, 1.I, Ds and ifl } 9i J gold
IIbEs-for Dry demand continues very good ana
SHADE t SSS are psrsuliy sought ssr and on these our
higher ". quote Bas10, Ays'; ,SS Ro r.hSs 2S
so onaoco 3 d. California 22 d2'c d. Porto S.s sG' 1 S
do Vera Cruz and Ta|so 2Oe2s SD ,1d or southern "a
Csc do DIR Sailed 10 m demand ana ,'saoJ p
ia ss FOR ampico and MatamOos aud 6G6ic Tor Ca
Sailed Hides hay. .oa freely and o.d With only 1 ESs'v R
I,nde and BuenoI AyrsI 2el2ie, do for California. 4l2t d.
g. P in%.d 'S ani cured ' and sS 6 q Tp
.0t s az, ss, good SGins By The R ,STsS
Kp n a2se Currency Mnos 35s d. Gambia and Bi,'au
"a ~, 3d. .s, s a E' e us 81 a. ioG
isssse for DO dead G.ssG 1Dd t9l4tf toT DO Buffalo
os-Ths inquiry chiefly FOR home consumption d. market |.
70 LnR3Ga3rhER-%S,r 'sB qu,nt.. about saD. % T.,
20 sdy,uge The Ssas market opening with pretty 'trosg sns G
~ grades We quote: Bueno, Ayrsi IeaV G5gs o. hoae
0a3G California Heavy, 2,e21ei d. Middle and Hsayy va
1fi ,k sady but IN active demand than beretooei He
3e42e for Light 5000 foI Ndds add 4oe46c for HsaSy
Connsd nte Bellies 23425c Slaughter 10 rough selling at ~
a,8c for HemlosL, and 38a4jc for Oak
METALs-Por American ngot Copper there h been moderate
sales Of lloOO ID rig lT0n quick
LEAD steady Pig Tin quiet Other kinds quiet - ,..
-MoLASSRs-Pres nominal at about vase for Cubai 9oD
e for New Glazed d6 do AuscoTGdO bnt a. these rates II
would scarcely possible effect saes some 40 bids Barbados we're
sold al zoe =, Ella. -.
and general tendency Of prices do"p"sru s u
80 bills 52153o Resins without change 10 Yt
the markets the business however as oeeh
about 1900 bills sold At our quotations Tar eAV
-. W..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
The following were the bids FOR Bank stocks:
And the iolI0wIng for RalIroad bonds.

EeE.fork Central C.. 1879. go. el
kew-York Central 6s. Il. Estate 81
New.York Central Is, Suhscnp'n ~
hen.York Central, "a. 1876. 80. 100
Erie Is. "a iudorsed, 1854 go. 90
Buffalo. ny. & Ehe, lst NJ. II 88
Hud. r. Is. "a Mige S.P. 1898 l6l
Mich. Cen. new, lst n IS, 80. III
Mich. so. Up. Ct "a Mort. 90
Mich. :. 4 n l. $. - 7p.c... ~
Ill Central : p. e. lB7O........ll8
Alton a Z. n. 1T Nor. ...... 81
Alton a T. II ID Mort Iuc.... 10
Chic. & \. Wesrrl lst Mort. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

OILsAmean Lnsed has been in fair demand a. former pne
ass gals 81 Ola 81 IS for casks aud Dds ior pesens
snd forward deyer Fsh Oils ct 70 for Whale ard
for Sperm Manufactured oils quiet Lard Oh dali At 81 Jt
4SI 62 MeDhaden OIL Other Oils Inactive and nominal
OIL CAKEThe market has ruled steady with fair locs export de-
Thin OboBg 81 currency aud City, ~ bags
and bbla. AZ sea s43, gold
fair demand for Pork today bat At
lower pres closing sales $50 bills so 50G 80 10
for Old Mess and 80 a7i s3l o New Mess For future deys,
obbng trade but prices have doSn ward
fi5O bb 1erce BeeI dropping aud dull sales OF % Tea
Beef unchanged sales f2 bills Cut Meats
little prices sales Of 10 pkgA at l3 for
Dry lie for Picked Hams Bacon 10 demand
and Of 325 boxes At 6 FOR Short Ribbed lie for do
Ice for BesL Dressed Hogs are reguAr Chicago Hogs
being IN demand and Ths Lard little hmer but
ouoby higher; demand only moderator ses Of 25 ia
and delivery 500 seller March 9c The closing
0ataraar r. lowas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
,orrnHnN NInrh.
BnsL.hsGI Floar v
uUU a. -

GRANITE market for wheat Al the opening f Change CRU
bat With less favorable from Europe lossd tho demand
beng chiefly f though for Milling tho sales go
bush at ~ IS for hIsd sPhug ~ q for No Chago Spring in
and 46i6Sl a. shoAt 81 90 Tor No 2MNauhes aho ~ 50
for No Milwaukee In store choice III G o Red ws,.sui 90
IL quiet but cru sales Of 400 bush German BARLEY Malt IL
irm lud fair demand sales of 900 bu B26b2 O5 Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

Arrivals Of beans loco bush 100 than the previous week
Such heavy arrivals considerable accumulation Of stock and there
amounting decline 10 fact quote
and there that Mediums and MAo"g will still
nearly approach each other price We hear Of 10 bills COED
hand picked Mow sold at - per bush In small the basss
bringing - Another arrival Of German beansabou 1000 bush
adds deprrss beans Trade very quiet aud deal
deoursgng such free shipments from the eoun We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10


Receipts II 1856 packages for the week nersn. Of O from
the previous Arrivals Tor the corresponding week last year 57
spstou among some Of the args hoen butter
controlled By parties able :" hold that hsy stand tosrio ere nnist
ShAt they the corresponding week " There strong de-
@ 10 ru rss m ns..pt rr,snts eobipns Tor vel or two
NOW, ..y tA,, n. nor, few ds1, viii bius forward
all the butter delayed BY the late STERN amer which shah get
little Such al least tho desire Of many the trade they hold but
which prices d6ne shape viii probably be gven
the trade in the Of the days At thee shade
OF weakness and disposition TO sn instances hear OF
iOc few days ago offering and there where
good hs have been sold Dc below what they held At
the old figures but With loss armnsss package Of butter
sOnY arrives One dealer received Welsh tubs Of such tbs morning
from Oneida County this State which be holding for adSle bat
Soc about the quoahs price for such butter will not be kept
at aG.e long ,sI 4 made this Spring ..s o. small
The late advance here led 20 securing around for od lots Of Trash
@ond Va has also coairSated psics%S pseI,S,-sSis
sending some poor stud here exchange for soei article Ihee
will be large for few Js longer The Canada very good
aud selling G4so quite poor 9ad11e is understood tina,
the Glade, butter holding from 95c, to ace We quote;
SsFEe hThns ....,lsaa Wis aud III far TO coed CIV
Half tubs Choice ssS Rolls Pair Western Ssg93
wlS g : "a s,,s nSSci Western 2SSs?
Common 70 h'diam Canada ss2l ~ - S "a
Fre'h common 10 FA'"'''''''~O
Receipts 961 With $40 sIPere o the ~sh ooTve'pgdns wees
demand slightly Increased calls from home dealers add t. to the
phcs enc factories small lot reported at 2lc With 60 boxes
lot saytbug with nothing shipped aud Only moderate
demand consumption looks though hs stock will bold out
ade h quiet tho dar interest settling butter We Que.ei
FeOp state q az? E9gi,h Dairy ins Coma S
Medium 10 GoCd.iss az az Poor SIm@ed' 20 s s
Farm Daiy, Eood'''is SGl F9ealpI', 81 Si5
Slammed. ...........''''H ~l'
Receipts. asa packages @r Oh, week which 2T more
than for tho previous week. corresponding week "'' 'S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
TIE CHEMICAL BANK FORGERY CASE.

The examination in the case of Henry s.
Allen whose arrest for attempting TO pass forged check
at the Chemical Bank Monday afternoon noticed
in THE TRIBUNE, up yesterday at the TOmbs, be-
fore Justice Hogan Mr. Jacob Parsons, paying teller
OF the Chemical National Bank, appeared aud made
complaint against the accused He asserted that on
Monday Allen came 20 the bank and presented n check
for 0 purpOrtng 10 have been drawn by Mr.. AleHan-
der HOrby OF Edgewater, H. made payable 70 the or.
der Of g. Sheldon Co or bearer, bearing date March
1862 Seeing that the check was forgery, Mr. Parsons
leaned the counter and seized Allen by the coat
collar He pulled away and caught by gentleman
standing near Allen again broke away and INTO the
street. through Broadway and down Chambersst where
he was caught by Officer Mcagher OF the Broadway
Squad, assisted by gentlemen, and taken Police
Headquarters, where he was locked up. Mr.. Horribly
testified that his name attached 10 the check
forgery II Is stated that on the atm inst two checks
amounting in tho aggregate 10 $751; purpOrng TO have
been drawn by Mr. Horribly, presented for payment
10 Mr. Parsons at Che Chemical Bank, and, suppOsing
them to be genuine he gave the applicant the money He
subsequently learned that they fOrgeries Allen
committed 10 the Tombs TO await an examination.
Edward Manouse, alias Stone, whose arrest
for attempting 10 pass forged check purporting TO
have been drawn by Alexander Horribly for the sum OF
$25 at the Bulls Head Bank Monday the
OF which have appeared In THE TRIBUNE yesterday
committed 10 the TOmbs the evidence OF Mr. Hornby
who depOsed that his signature was forged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

GAlepA \ ChieASo htisnaea... ~
Gsleba 4 Chicago 81 ntg...... %
Chic. X. !. 4 PAei6e.......,... ~
| CleYelasd 1 Toledo sink Fuud 81
Esw.Jersey Central, lst Mort. ps
NeW.JerseY Central "a M."."lO2
Morris & RsseI lst Mortgage. g7l
Morris A EAsrI "a Mortgage ,. B9l
Pitts. VI Wavne 4 Chic. lst VI lOl
Pitts. ~ WAYNE L Chic. % NJ. VI
Pitts ~. WAvne & Chic. 81 NJ 80
Cleveland h Pittsburgh "a M... ~
Cleveland 4 rittsbargh - NJ. IS
] Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh ith d.. iiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

R1por,s for the just ended 500 bales Receipts a. os
There scarcely features 70 report the transac
extensive bat mostly 99io 200 bales Wisconsin,
uads above quotations Spectators still buying hops fact 81
the chief trade Late accounts from LONDON slightly nDt
MOI II the old Hops selling at2d2ic. We quote:
STATE sps to fancy ~ H92 Wisconsin common 70 goO1 saw
Cog,S,.p 10 good 49,. 600 lMichiEll........ san
R,,tsTn .,.,,... 500 YsarIbgs .,............. IA
MEAfa.
Pork Is weaker and Calves dscnlng Many Of he hOF
seized by the Sanitary Police aud eDns'1d h
these should here bat II they DO IL should diva
Farmers sometimes buy them to up We quote:
Beef Sides y D.........n 0t3 County Dressed'''' ~
Vsss dressed fne...b az PORK. City dressed en Seh
Common. grsSs....l0 Ul State and jersey HdD
MuttoD prime Ill 0l3 Western Dressed ''''''ls
Common 10 AI..... dlO
POULTRY AND GAME.
Live Hens are scarce In bring 25c b. Dressed
are little frme With far from plenty Fine Chickens voFh
much as turkeys Grouse vary greatly from stale birds Of
some With Medium 70 good al Csc al aEd es gnas
az 81 20 PpIr. We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

Rscept. 9stl packages Tor the week which 2pl more
aa for tho previous week. corresponding week Ia" rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

PBTROLBUMThs market again lower and closes dull and heavy
g0l94c 10 bulk and 2 IN bbs also,
Refined boHd &C.. aud go bbA do a. 3ita3i for
4 ". We qlois
Crude in bn df7 EGvle 0la Refined IN bad Wa a
Crude bhS 4Jd47 naV 2 d2 NaphhG Ret 60d63 IL d2f
RICEThe market dull and strength sellers showing rather
iuIety operate than Csoaa about 969ic and Ran
coon, 10 bond 3ic. gold sales UnimpOrtani.
SUGARS-Tbe inquiry T RaWs moderate and With holders rather
Inclined realize prices have m further the market ha
u general strength Stocks pretty liberal and
uuer existing circumstances cannot be moved
Rsauug ard No. u Boz BE Sales Of 7j3
bids 6l2lc for Caba Aad 500 boxes Havana iG2c Re
sp Sugars almost complete stand prices down fa 2c
the highest point Ms r. l. Stuart baye to-day reduced
Crushed and GRADUATED lie for Ground lie for
Wkie A. and l6lc. Tor yellow c.
sALT-There mse, note in Coarse and hear
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
NY. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
EnR TIE Wick ENDING March o. 1870

Expressly for Thk n. I. TRIBUNE b. ear Reporter
The following the of Esces condition,
sold BY commission houses By Wholesale Shippers receive 10 10
deducted for commissions beside freight and other charge
packages should be carefully Af4 with paint and the
the sender shou also be patd end Nail invoice
the under side Of the add Sepd letter
mall containing invoice and directions also stating how and shs
Clean packages aud putting will add mueh the TG
Of the produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10


sBEDsTs demand for Clover Seed has been moderate At Sdl;c,
and small the small lots of chvce Cove limo
thy seed has been in fair 80 SQ - Is bush Rough
FlI 10 fair demand at 81 ~ 20 per bush In Cal
Lusssd there quiet market but prices remain t We
quote 81 ~. gold.
STEARN-ILe market Is lover Is very quiet aud nominal al
Bdl8ie In bids and tcs
sOAPCAse moderate demand and steady sales O2oo boxes
at ltdflc
sUMAC continues steady With moderate demand Sicily
100 o the low and 3JeS $50 for the better grades sO
Virgins $55GSlC0.
TOBACCO-The general demand oF Kebtncky Leaf Is fair
and abou, quantity taken br exporters With steady
uniform feeling the holders and amount Offering;
quote CAGE, for Logs 7ldnc % Common Leaf sGl2tc FOR
Medium Leaf liG4c for Good do; l3d6c for Fine do and l
lsc Seed Leaf good quality particularly Wrappers
though the the demand is very quote
crop follows 9G0c for Filters aEd 075e for
Wrappers state 8dgle PLIERS l7G25c assorted lots 35dSec for
Wrappers, Ohio 8G8ie Filters l0G2c assorted LOTS and lselte
Wrappers
T6fLOW-s staple ruled quiet until Monday when better demand
prevailed improved; sales 10000 bA closing firm al
Halle
tons OF Fleece inquiry for the hner grades Tnsactlon
bo.ey anticipation Of the approaching
public which time the offerings will smouni to about 10000 ~
Super good request full rates aud Extras mPoy
ing fsyori the market moderately active and prices arm
WHSEYWs learn Of no sales to-day Holders demand e but al
buyer Is CSC
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-21
Quaker Civilization.

General GRANT, rs is we'll known, is
about to commit our Indian affairs to
the charge of the Quakers. This is
doubtless in accordance with the idea
that the doctrine of PENN is mightier
than the sword. Now that the broad.
brlms have concluded to go into the
civllizing business, they want to extend
their field of operations On Monday
afternoon, delegation of them called
upon the President and had talk
about matters in connection with
moral reformation in Dixie. II
their experiments with the noble
savage are at all successful, they
Will feel encouraged to undertake the
civilization of the carpet-baggers and
scaIawags Of the South. On the other
hanu' however, If the heather, Mr.. Lo.
Is lsuha to be intractable and obstrep.
erous' they will feel compelled to aban.
uCn tnelr Southern missionary project.
II their mild and moral suasion can't
euec' the spiritual reconstruction of the
un'ausht' aboriginal scoundrels. it
"ou1" oe a waste of powder and piety
TO try the gentle arts ofpeace and good
VIII upon the accomplished and case
naFuehea VlI4aIny that has organized
anarchy thr'ughOut the lately rebel.
lious States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-21
Com mercial Convention.

As the readers of the REGISTER are
aware, a Convention is to be held at
Memphis on May 18th, to concert meas
ures for encouraging direct trade with
Europe through the Southern Atlantic
ports. The Convention will ~ COM
posed mainly of delegates from the va
rious States and Territories interested,
but under the call, incorporated COM
panies, connected with manufacturing,
mining or commercial interests, are en-,
titled to send one delegate each. We
are glad to note that Governor STEVEN
son has complied with the recommen
Gation of the Memphis Chamber of Com
merce, under whose auspices this Con
vention will be held, and appointed
the delegates to which our State is en-,
titled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-21
a Recent Anniversary.

Monday, April 10th, was the anniver-
sary of the famous "march through
Baltimore" made in 1861. The day
was celebrated by the surviving men,
bers of the Sixth Massachusetts,, a regi-
ment that participated in the Baltimore
npleaSantness. It's suggestive fact
that one of the most active meters of
the mob upon that occasion, one of the
fercest opponents of the passage of
Union troops through the Monumental
city, is now enjoying fat rewards Of
"loyal" service. He is Postmaster
General of the United States. The Mas
sachusetts Sixth ought to have employ
ed CRESwELL as the orator for their
celebration. The details of the bloody
and brutal mob which his share in the
business would have enabled him to lay
before them, would have been interest
ing and instructive.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-21
Another Relation.

Under GRANTS Administrator nepot-
ism is legal, and the appointment OF
connections brotherin-lawful. CARL
SCHURz has brother-in-law in Chica-
go, whose name is JAEUsEN-henco Chi
cago has JAEUsEN for Collector of Rev
enue! Every Radical Senator and Rep
rssentative who has a brother-in law,
son or cousin, emulating the example of
GRANT, secures something in the way of
patronage for the family. The rank
and file of the party have no chance for
position unless they are "related" to
GRANT. a Senator or Representative !!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-21
a Tribune Special,

A New York Tribune special recently
announced that DR.. BENJAMIN AYERS
Republican member of the Georgia
Legislature, had been killed by the Ku-
klux. The facts now reach us:
The Augusta, Ca, Chronicle con tains
the particulars of the mulder of DR..
Benjamin Ayers, a Republican member
of the Legislature, who was killed near
Louisville. 1t states that Ayers was
murdered and robbed by negro named
Wilson, who is now in Jail. Ayers
pOcketbOok and money were found in
Wilson's possession.
As the leading organ of the "GoD and
morality party, the Tribune is indus.
trious in surprising all kindred sheets
in the lovely and woyal" accom-
pliShment of lying. No violation OF
law can occur in the South, from chick
en-thieving to murder, but the Tribune
straightway manufactures therefrom a
sensation Ku-klux outrage. And in al
cases, as in the present, when the truth
crops out, there is no pretence of ex'
PLANTATION or apology.