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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-29
sFRosADAlIs / RosADALIs l--1HRRT

/ a%RO5ADALIsi | RosADALIs THERE
is good authority for stating that In this country one
out Of every vix persons Is ancted with scrofua In
one form or another, as Consumption, WHITE swell.
ing, some folms Of skim Disease, EnlarRed Glands,
Taoes Me@aterica or Bowel Consumption. &c., &c.
Indeed, soprsvalent and fatal has tins class OF DIS
eass become that 1t s dreaded as the great
Of the race. and yet they all ready yield to ROSA
DALIs. the great Blood Purifier.
Wholesale Depot and Laboratory. No. 81 Exchange
Place baltimore. nj. Ask your Druggist for It, and
fora RosadaHs lnianac for ise9 and read the Ger
tfcstes Of remarkable cures performed BY the great
Renovstor and Blood Purifier.
For sale by 40 ,DRICH. wINRMAN b co.. inn
petters Of Drugs and Chemicals. Charleston. q. g.
July "A &SEE stath3
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Spefial Notifes.

AS PIMPLES ON THE FACE AND
blueness around the eyes removed by the use Of
MILK OF VlOLErS The youthful and pleasing
whteness which 1t gives to TIE skin is truly marvel
lous-delightiul b.yond expression, and 50 coo!i
IN hot weather. Sold by all druggists and fancy
gooos dealers. July 20
aEI HEREBY APPOINT MIR. j. TOR
RENT to act as my Attorney. during my absence
from the State. @. q. BROWN.
sg TO BE RAFFLED TOMORROW
EVENING, at Mr. BRAKES Auction Room, corner
OF King and Liberty streets. at Six P. NJ a SILVER
SUGAR BOWL, for the benefit of the Feu ale Or
phans under the of the Sisters of Mercy,
Queen.strcet. tc July 29
aE OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FiREPROOF BUILDING. jolly II 1869 Persons
wishing to contract for the Building of Bridge over
Creek, known as Church Creek," to connect
Johns Island and Wadmslaw, will hand in their
proposals to this office. Offers open 10 O'Clock
P. NJ. on SATURDAY. the slss inst. plan and speci-
hcatons recently prepared b. Mr. L. J. Barbot civil
Engineer, can be at this oflce, 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to O'Clock Z. NJ.
By order OF the Board. F. LANCE.
CLERK Board OF County Commissioners
aT SOU rHERN BRANCH OF THE FOUL
TAeLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, Ne. III
EGTING-STREET.-Duripg my absence from the
city, my Office Will be in charge of Mr.. THOMAS II
CROFT. who W II attend to all business con, ected
with the General Agency. WM. B. SHAW,
July 2s G. General AGENT
81 DANIEL RAVENEL, PRESIDENT,
AND OTHERS, DIREoT' RS We. The PLANTERS
AND NECK aNTCs' eANK AND OTHERS, CL NM
ANTS THEREON--N EQUITY.-THE PLANTERS
AND MECBAN BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. JULY 2l 1869 Tho President and
Directors of this Bank in obedience to the decree in
the above cause, made by his Honor Judge GAR
PENrER, on the 10th July instant. do hereby call
upon the stockholders to attend meeting at the
Bank, on 'HuRsDAY, the 18th day Of August, at l2
O'Clock noon. to consider and take such acton as
they may choose tho report which is to be laid
before them. |@
The stockholders also notifel that If they fail
to organize meefpg. the duty will then devolve
upon the Board of Directors to determine whether
to wln up the said B INK to apply to the Cover.
nor and ComptrollerGeneral for the benefit of the
Act of the Legislature of the 10Th March, 1859 enti
tied can Act to enable the Banks Of this State to re-
new business or to place them in liquidation.
W. E. HASKELL, Cashier.
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a5 TO BE RAFFLED TOMORROW
EVENING. at Mr. BRAKES Auction Room, corner
OF King aud Liberty streets. at six P. NJ, a SILVER
SUGAR BOWL, for the benefit of the Female Or
phans under the care of the Sisters of Mercy,
Quee n. street. trl2 Q Julv %
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O0e0 O6pOSeu 10 Dy OtO0'Ss 00 expressed DIS
conviction that there was but one rational
EXPLANATION /: that it was o case OF moral
mania. o arrangement of the moral fanuties,
but where theSinteliectual faculties were in d
great measure undisturhedss
confess that the testimony OF this physi-
clan let considerable light into my own mind
Ihad again and again heard of Yerger's eccen-
tfIctties, but I had not heard Of many or the
absolutely crazv acts detailed in tho testlmo-
nv, and which, occurring for the most part In
his own house. had been kept from he pubic
had known Of many Of his unparalleled con-
ceits and as supposed, supera bounding vapi-
tor OF the Memphis ----. would repeat to nae
dispatches he occasionally received from this
genus. The usual STRAIN ran thus: ts'Colonel
E. NJ. Yerger. the undoubted leader OF the Mis-.
&C. ). Colonel e. n, Yegser. OF Jackson whose
position as head OF his parry, and whose nm
ques Toned ability. &c. Poor Yerger
At the time the Democratic Convention was
accountable conceits Of Ed. Yeruer conceits
now solved, bn. that came verv near breeding
grave disturbances ct the time. General
Fxeeman, and other delegates from .hts State.
ance that 90 little attention was paid, aud 60
few cards left for the Mlesissipp, delegat on.
The usual attentions and courtesies were al.
most entirely wanting; i was soon accounted
erv, lthis was the explanation given TO me. j
had ordered the clerk OF the hotel to send eli
the cards for the Mississippi delegation TO HE
room. and IL was done. He was the Missis-
sippi s delegation. the honors shouid. therefore.
During that memorable convention little
event transpired Which, for certain reasons, ]
recall with pecpliaE, interest. Mrs. Sena or
receptions. whether others OF the Missis-
sippi delegation were ipvA cd or not ana not
NOW positive, but our hsFo alone wsnt. Mrs.
-----.-- was. as she always ~. enchanting; 'ahs
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A eingular swindie has just sprung into ex-
istencs ct Philadelphia, and IN novelty. at
least. has never been equalled in this country,
nr in o%hor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
HOW 10 GIL PATENTS.

-" "I!"ioii' 10 e. are sid -trtc and t.scri;-inn.
For appreciation -cnd model mo- - o 60. i 10.
10 NM v,rl.ent and stamp fec. Sp ,icatons.
dTi" lhEs' thNcat-, a--ignri' pr.par,d rel.
cllim- prosecuted. Al-o, iu-eff.. erc.-. e., -,
patents and apPeas. Patents taken uur in all Europe
an countries Illustrated pamphlets, 10 Iayes sent
iS'N' tApr. IL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

A correspondent Of the New England
Farmer says that after an experience of
forty years, he has found no food SO good
to keep cattle in heart as scalded oats.
This kind of feed is very we'll adapt
ed for cows and sheep when coming in.
He says the calves and lambs will be
healthy and active, and that his loss Of
lambs is of rare occurrence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
FARM FOR SALE ,

The su scrihor otfcra for sale his farm suatrd in
Natrrf,rd % miles from St JohII-hUIy Plain, luili-
in-- in good cpar, ta ling spring of s'tt
running in pipe TIE hou-,. Hud both tHrns IL
and parruriu=. HI small appe orch ard, sugar
orchard Il lu'n tree Wi sell the buildings and lu
acre Or 49, to sui. pulchi-ers Any wanting Il
GOO farm will DO well - call AID for thcm-,lv,s.
- Tenn ill. Tal. JOHN LADp.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
From John Housl,ton.

WATEaF"HI Vi, Oc.. 20. ISIS
PApDocR pENN d Co.: ','n.--A pr ion of INV corr,
ground MANFRED heavily 10th Lrus,c-t and in he
hill Anoihc, portion light, I.ll.u d. I.oad,,.f
and had spoon nj of v"ur Phosphate in the hill The
phosphated corn was the hest in aud Weld and
cost me the least money and Labor.
JOHN HDIGITD\
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

It. NT>HJ-s'. Vt. Nov. -. I~t;~.
PADDOCK. dean Il Co: t,u-.---I urd the rho phat,
this year. simply a. an experiment. Using equal
amount Of Bradcys corn. pptatocs a. l. was rvi-
dent 10 every who Ii,ld mat suicthiug
was up. My hccts md other ..rIru wet tI,.s lev
sPlcndidy, and Were remarkably Lice, tho ,,,i, is
want large amount Of y.Jr Pho pll fo. Ii II y,r
MAI.IlN ". cane
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
FOR SALE
The WillOughbY Lake House
WOOD WOOD
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

l.C. WOODEURN will deliver lf-inch SLAB We,
in the lrge 1t : per I'd. He Will also do iohlil
If Il kidd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
T f : T 1 Mo NAL :.
From Lambert Hastings. E>u.

81. joins sBURY. VT, oct It. ls6S
PADDOCK. DEAN d Co. firtN--I have Used Stin.r-
pho phlte upon my farm in 81. .Iohnsburv Concord
and Lunenhurg for asst, with H., mo-, -ti-
factory results and Ivr end, 20 learn how f,r
it us might he profitable upon various crop | am
~di-fed il pr 're on corn, pc aces and urnips
give vigorous grow til to the Young plant natures Il
f,rp treekS cartier than barn ard manu- e. alone ,.,,
the geii by about Nh ri. and improve the quality
Of the fruit. This gear used ,qual quantity OF yuur-
and Bradley, and find the Vermont Iuy equal to amy
Phosphate 1 have used.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

HA"pWl'h, VERMONT.
PADDOCK DEAS d Co: f',1'e".,--I used yur;r
PhOsph te piecr Of Land eight rod GUAR. and
harvested thereon 90 baskets of RI, 80 H. hons
bushe.s of and few pumpkin. If any one, b,ts
this on e'Ght ''ds square i'll Try again found by,
experiment that the increase ri,,'. due ID i.ho-,I
third. CNEIS t. VI.I;STt.I,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

BNHNFT. VI. oct. iu. l>r-.
PApp"'K. dean & Co.. G.,It,---Wr used Phosphate
on corn and potltocs IN exc Il,nt rts4l- w like
Your Phosphate f.li Wen any othe. and think it
pays to II. Ttl;D
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

IotaI, =
Average yield of Harrison say 300
bushels per acre, 1900 sup
pose the crop to be sold at 81
per bush, SIj
COST. =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
HOUSE FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE ,

The subscriber DESTROYS of going TO Nebraska wish'
10 sell the house where he lives
aftf w IL. CLOUGH Lvndonvile.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

situated about miles from Groton Village, con
tain about uU Of excellent land well fenced, with
running To- DO il house and barn. Also, large
and appl' oachard For further particulars in
guirc o! Subscriber. Mortgage taken il dc-irci.
i.-1l WALTER :. DARLING.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

There are 4 good many books-''pub-
L., documents" especially-which far
mer cannot put to better Use than the
following Cut out four out of every
five leaves and make Of the rest Il scrap
book in which to paste all the valuable
hints, recipes and suggestions about farm
methods that are floating through the
newspapers. 1t may be made invaluable
in few years
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

the -,Tbcr, situated in the village of East Burke
dwelling house stories in front, newly repiircd
also 81 good horsc ham, with running wat neal
it and one acre Of Lind. For further prrticular-
quirr OF GEORGE GREGORY, last Burke, or of tn,
subscriber. +. Z. Ut TrON, barton Landing Vt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

For sale the 2--tory house AID lot the of
Church spring The house is fitted up for
two t.ucmcu.z. \. j WILLARD.
January q. lSGI 3ltf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
FARM FOR SALE .

= SIIrr? ut-rS The suhscrib offers his farm.
a1a<2-1ss situated in the Of Waterford, three
miles from - Johnshury and two miles from Pasump
-ir. said farm contains $50 good lind-abOut
~ IF which Woodland. There il the place II
house d three barns good repair, and water running
all OF the huilding-. There is good school
house within 60 rods of the house.
Also yoke Of cattle, TO two and four
olds. and % sheep.
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber
thN nrt.nli- LtIffL .IOIIN SMITH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
A,uftinn and 5rirate Sales.
A RARE CHANCE :
GRIST AND FIGURING MILL,

one of the subscribers being DESTROYS of changing hi
business. they offer for sale their extensive an
comlnodious me- chant and custom
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

''' si4'uihS tLe Hdiue-
Erst !" have the best smut machine in the country,
TIL III IEKA which passes current of air tbronrb
tc Wheat before l goes 10 the scourer, making PER
ftCI SEPARATION of the wheat from everything
h2h'r INN good heat and preventing the smut aud
Other dit from adhcring to the wht at, the case
"lt the ehe'p machines which cannot this patent
NrltheT does our mlchiue BREAK TIE WHEAT like
rn '"n-rlu ntly we can make better Flour and more
II II from the wheat.
second We have run of stone for grinding midlings
r" una W" 'an run of the first grade very nice and then
get quite qusty of cheaper grade Of flour for those
who wish.
- All -four ground at Ibis mill we warrant to keep
Nh,a j. dry.
Bring your big prist' with barrels for the -four
and have it barreled up in good shape.
+. T. Il III. h. IDE.
Psssumpsic, Vt, Feb. 3, 1s6s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19

AT the Junction of the Conn. y Pass and Portland
Ogdensburg Railroad.
This mill l. 4iNii feet, four stories high on the water
and two on the street The lower Story being bult en-
trey Of 1t has Of IL feet Burr stonts
and IIirrisous Portable Iron Burrs for uckwheat
one Of Stanley TIbclls Blast Elevators and Coolers
for flour and the latest improved smut Mill Four Iron
Water Wheels, equal to whcel- now in use with
never falling -upplv Of wa'er and large and increas-
ing run OF custom grinding.
A part OF the purchas. money can remain on the
pr, rnises. and it will be sold At a bargain
L. l. II. s. GOSS.
Holm .l,rry March
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
F 0 r S AL E '
EOR Sal &

The Subscriber wishing to leave Offer his resi-
dcucc on summer street for sale. W. +. PECK.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-19
SEED WHEAT,

For al. 10y l.. . II. :. GOS~.
At their Mills. -. John bury. Vermont
, 1869-01-06
KANSAS,
Glowing Accounts Of the Rfchnc4R OF
the New Mexican Gold Mlnes-The
OauKe 1ndEnn Treaty and Its Frleuds.

Glowing Accounts Of the Rfchucss OF
the New Mexican Gold Mlne8HThe
O.aRe indian Treaty and It's Friends
special Despatch to The Chicago Tnouno.
LAWRENCE, kan, Jau.t.
Ex-Governor Arns, OF New Mexico was in the
city to-day IN route for Washington. He has rome
splendid specimens-a pond or more-of pure
gold from the Mareno OF CImna non mirce, STU
aied On Maxwell tanchc, near the boundary be-
tween New Mexico and Colorado. Mr.. Maxwell
is 3unn1nE stamp mill in the mountains about
eighteen mics fsnn sL4 Marcco mines proper.
week before Army WIS there took gu! II ouGces Of
gold. md during The week he was there 100 ounces
The gold 1s OF excellent quality, assn, iuv over
s'HL teen dollare TO The ounce Ct ,he m1ut ia
faMaoelthia. Mr.: Max~cll Is having large
mill constructed. The ditcn Or canal which has
been IN progress for some months to farrt.h
thcse mines with watcs, te now we'll on tpw.rds
conplft1ou- and when finished will at5pr1 fine
iacl'itfes Tor r.scer dtggtngs. Mr. Arnr has
Hun3 iu!l OF specimens. wh,ch he is taking to
CT unuy. Remove thu Iudlane, says Mr, Arny.
and nc Will pay the national debt. nEl
~ large de1eRatiaG. con-Ieting OF Supert 1tcn.
deEt ka!foch. ex-Gnre1not konIIsop. Coorel
f!e,t, and Mator George 4. RtyLo.ds An u,hrIs.
left this city .c-dR5 ior Washington, in the tn.
'ctsste Ct The oeage trest5. uu. ci:y is now
cnttset5 united. and. a. far as can be 1u lred Of
public sentiment, the state at laIIe des!res to
Esve the treaty speedily ratified IN tee interests
OF the Ga uestpn To3d.
Real cetatc hns advanced Is per cent In Leay-
ctwosth In the last four days in consequence Of
the recent contract Of Nj. Boomer, OF chicago
IL build bridge at tha: point. End the prompt
action taken in important railroad matters.
Weather warm Int the roads di:cust1ngly disa-
efccap!e. NO euoH On the ground.
, 1869-01-06
100 Westinghouse.

The hfstorv of aimos+ rxerr cnse treated at
our Intt1tnte ia rrn1ete Win ;nteI-st. hut
some uf them are 40 rem.rRable that thev
cannot fail to excite interest In eyarv, house
hold yhprn ,Pn1mnnarv mse,se has made its
.no-.rrncc.
Two re.rs ,ro tb1s month a gentleman
a,,ou+ to-tr vso-a of o0a ann1;cd a. The 1nst;-
tnte for trea,mrnt. f1ncc n rohnst and wc,l-
formed Cd man n hc wn. now wasted to almost
sT.,..on o T X. rr.1a.ncc WA not ~ more ~ than n
fhree sonar-a fro,, tho oft,ce and ret IN nv.
tnr In walk there he was OBLIGED to rest more
than once. and then sit down till a ter
rible paroxysm Of couchiuc had sub.ided.
before examination. He could scarcely
speak without new paroxysm OF
co19hirg, which always terminated with ex-
tremc exhaustion aud almost sutloca,ion. His
earlier history had been that ofthousan<s-
elight ir1ll alton Of the throat, In consequence
Of cold, from which he had vainly tried
to recover by the usual resort to domestic
remedies at first, and then to the more yIgor.
GUS measures, Crotou oil. blisters and burning
with caustics. He had BECOME g1eatiy ema-
cisted, and so reduced IN every way that his
friends who had seen him few mouths be-
fore, could scarcely recognize him. Hc WAS
now expecto.atiug full quart Of m.eo-.usr4-
lent matter daily, and had all the symptoms Of
the last stage OF consumption, Jet he, alone.
had hope OF recovery, and that hope which
is based upon firm tesolFe to make every
possible effort to attain it. Els most intimate
friends stated their conviction that ho could
not live month. Examination disclosed the
fact that the symptoms we're indeed those Of
Consumption.
Day By day this man tollcd hts way
to the office; directions given weFo
complied with In every respect, - even the
most minute. Patient, hopeful aud confident,
aud yet apparently with SO little Cause.
ENCOURAGING Others, who were far better of
than himself; making the most Of every little
cain; cheerful and willing. H:s course Of
treatment was both local and constitutional,
and before ten da7s had passed, though the
yeathcr. was 1nclcment u portion OF
the time. he tegan to improve, drss but
s,trht1v. and then p1aduall5, till, BY
the rrtnrn Of summer, he lad fully recovered,
and to-day that man is in perfect health and
| condnet1ne MS business aaly as ne aso prior
, 1869-01-06

sa,llpe OF B1-c%psaln General Lsr-
sundE Tor SpRA@-SpscuiRI1an ~ 10
tho Policy OF General Duscs-RepoFt
OF Il Bat1lo Between the Govern N enf
Troops and lnanrEentss
HA1AKA, Jan. 5.-Ex.Csptain General Lcrsuudi
and Admiral Lhaon e&ilsd to-day for sptla.
General Lsssanal ptesl4ae TO hts eah.:sat.oa,
paid = visit to Admiral Hod, on ho21t the dt3-
shtp Cooulooeook. Ne was received, @lsh the
usuL ceremouiee. his L. the tEst instance
known here Of = captain General goinE on board
1ore1Eu mAn.oi.WA.
The inaugural proclamation Of Captain Gen.
eral Drlce IL awaited With rauch anxiety b.
spsr1a1ds and Cuhaae, both parties, being i9 tho
dssk IN regard TO hIs 1uturn policy. cubaps
express the opinion that the zeyolutlonis!a at
for any Compromise. and Lhs Spauiatds IRE con
vineed that the troops no r IN tha ial.nd, Eeln-
forced by thok4 on the way hlthee from 3p1ln,
Will speedily put an end to the rebellion.
4 report Is in circulation that the revolutionary
Generals sautsteoau and Lopez had battle on
The ed inst With Colonel Lono, on the Salso
River, and defeated him. capturing two nags aud
iartS pz1sonets. The tnanIcept acknowledge .
LOSS OF sixteen Killed md thirty. SIX wounded.
This news comes solely Iom rebel sources,
and II hat1y eontradtesed By the otncial de-
rh,4
, 1869-01-06

erceIal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,
NEW ToaK, Jan. J.

ercelal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,
NEW ToRK, Jan. ..
7oaar.
The FOG continued very dense today, causing
ecTcral collisions In the harbor. Steamer Ante
1orc ran into and sank 4 schooner near Rem
drtck's leland, drowning one man who WAS IN tho
schoouez's hold. The steamer was slightly iu-
tu1cd.
MURDERER IDENTIFIED.
james Tallact, one OF the nurdcrers OF Rogers,
has been identified by boy who witnessed the
murder It is thought he will turn States eyi-
denec md lead 70 The arrest Of his accomplice.
TIE nIDsoK MGRLAspa 8R1DaE,
Parties IN charge Of the Hudson Highlands
Bridge hone to complete the work during the
rre.ent year, sid have trains crossing the bndgo
before 1870: The operations on tho Erie 4 Now
England Railroad will begin 4. soou as the eea.
son permits.
The cu6tom Of selling money At tho Exchan 70
and the Open Bosrd hst been abandoned, owing
to opposition Of stock brukerr. Attempts were
made TO establish money market On the curb
eteIe, hut they were unsuccessful, OWING
to q new movement. and partly 10 the
libcralry Of tho banks since New Tears. Money
became easier toward the close Of the day, and
WIZ In fair supply 1t the legal rates. Ratltosd
speculation was quiet with a rHRht activity In
New York Central. There was more speculation
IN Western roads, but not enough to excite
special Interest. Bankers report dow OF money
from Chicago aud Cincinnati, and there il
prospect Of speedy fetnsn 10 noaoclA ease.
1ES1AE Fk7I1Ioye.
The Fcnfsns arc circulating netittona asktno
f.o,,,os. -, 49, ,..,,, ~o..,t,, r. ~. .,.5,.,
- 'aAe as*t1n 1e!atAse !. sae 1apti.'
ment OF American citizens for endeaVoEtng to
secure tho liberation OF ireland. They expece1o
present petitions With half million siRu.tuzes In
Vow yort nht Srxr Eno1ard-
0s" AosA ano NEW AnshAu.
II 10 HIfoR110
that horace Greeley has been offered the onlce Of
nrnhah,v .cce1t. Grnersl nsda*n se.,1.sr~ -
1eoe'ai otao.' uso N 'nteFs'e" "ltn at. Gree
8 not positively Known.
roKr1sx rkxs,
Meetings hare hren he1d rerent1v In Eora
0 ASeeasv - A"'a
eeotla ~ hAAe i1ttue1 protest AeaIs. tae Coo-
federation scheme. Several speakers farofed an
re1at,or To Tie United States.
pr. noncrs ..r u Nors+4o- ia reeov.r4nc
pApe'e s"1 =" -
e.o"ly, ont IL not 4e1 out o1 oAostE.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
,rp1c,AL Arro11r1xkr.
E1-JuaCc = u d. Leona:dt having Dc .trcd the
,nno,ri imect Of Jnsuce Of lie Snurtae Eou1t ri
fne city al New Yorf. Governor Bodmsno bes
ennosn,ed John !. Frrtc ham to an The Tsr.nrr
Wx xxRrTakr1' TEto1 etTrT
In rrc Snn,rmn Conff. sneriti fern. 1ndpa
p.--a1d xeested hi. order In fhe sn1t f1c
Fresiderr Of Inc Nerchapts' unlon Enfrss Cor
, 1869-01-06
INDIANAPOLIS,


Editorial Conveutfon-Boatd OF AErI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suclcsy.
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
1NDiANAroL!s. Jnn. s.
The Editorial ConyentLon met at the Council
Shamhet to-day and elceted II. R. Holloway, Of
- .ou'Hol President. and ], Q. Hardesty, Of
me Anderson Herald, Secretary. The aY;crnonn
%As sHsat In discussing the business 10 be-
wv 49, ~ oHft!orc the convention tomorrow, A
n.1e 9he hnsi9nn si9nn nittess were appointed 70 prs-
attending The ihsssse " so.n1rht' Ane eo''o's a3e
ae ~ n9na ade o. nnSEssul,uIc were ,u session TO-
tbe board The elee1esa nti h hnid riidaaesss IN
roy. They alse .ppetessasU &c conmistee NJ e to con-
aef tne o .et ta9sn:elnc I'll psem.as for
70 aleciure from hon a. Woeo,s on aca1nra
The State Horticultural Society il aisn n
and ecre addressed By John L. " Ide. On cfspe
Cuitule.