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The national Republican., 1869-01-28
TNITED STATES MAILS.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Poar OTTIrg DrrAKTuryT-

- POsr OFFICE DErARTMENT,
ststSs from July l. s 10 J%ns 80. o. ISL a SasS ON no
viii s. TeesiySd al Tho cguTSet oiSs Of thiS Be-:
SEi fT$@ wa:htnVSn, tby Bs!leyl.w and sw!n
Island, to Nsw6ern. 50 miles and back,
Leave Washington Monday. Wednesday aud
ArlITSy fIrdSy SstS9Sm SsSSs1n nv4rw
Leave Nowbern Tuesday. Thursday aud
rS,xsaf sI,n,dSwya wa.biSgRan a1Gam; nv4rm
j3l2 From smithaeld 70 Elevation. l! miles and
Leave smlhheld Thursday atapm,
Leave EieyatiSa T6gF.dsy at7am,
ytlls. to GeoIgetSwn, Is c. u miins aud
'i' From GFsWPSF Ry s4Faf M sS a, qt r aud
back, once week,
Bidders to propose scheduic"I departures and
The accepted bidder, will be required to take tho
For forms cfpr po,al. guarantee and certificate.
aud also for ntrucliyns as to the conditions to be
sTSfSfd Il IL Ga date NSns Pfa
poual, for mail service In North Carolina, TO he
'"BEh Ba, 6aa Gs oR poe envelopes super
sCribed "MAiI Proposals for North Carolina, " aud
addressed to the Second 4fs,staS! PSstphs,Gr Gen.
iSil.ThN Postmaster GENERAL.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE. STORES
ARM BumDIS",CoR. lIoUsrns AND GREENE Sta
NBw Nukk. January -, lsOg I
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received by
the nudrrsigned until ! o'clock, y. N, THURS.
DAY, 2sth instant, for the Of the Quilted State
HS PSuRd HR. in Ts new bar
rrlg, full head, lined.
5.6tO caus CONDENsBD MILK, Eagle brand
l,OD pounds u CREAM CRACRERs,t to b. packed
u tin boxes " % pounds each.
l,1O pounds OF EDlNBURGH CRACKERS, to br
packed iu tin boXes Of - pounds each.
Loo pounds Of WINE CRACKERS, to BE- paek ed
In tin boxes Of q pounds each
loo pounds Of SODA CRACKERS, to be pack cd
In tin boxes Of % pounds each
loo pounds Of MILK CRACKERS, to be packed
in thu boxes u q pounds each,
1900 pound. Of DRIED GOLDFISH, to be- Vacked
IN wood boxes Of ~ pounds each
~ dozen cakes of TOILET SOAP, assorted, to be
in cases, and strapped,
These stores, excepting the Tobacco, are required
| for Immediate shipment, Tho manner Of maxim (
bids, requirements Ot biddcrr, Sc, same as stated
| IN previous Advertisements frUm thlE VhlCe.
! W W BURNS,
' au?1.td pyt Biz ueu and {. s. U.s.A.
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timcre steam lines and Adams Express to care Of
X, Hsyennsr Freight Agent At AiSx.ndris;
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
CommutAtiop Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andriA and LeesburE and intermediate stations al
cheap rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and LeesburE, and between
those places and points. are issued at
/ reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
no3-H General Superintendent
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THE GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE
with kLE0ANT SCENERY, Palace State room,
day and night Cars, with mod dern and
s.yins from four 70 twelve hours in time ever any
rSREs ri Hssftl pAiIY f gxPfRRss TRAINS WEST.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
ThIen(h frou baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PIrTsBUBdH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
iss SS Of Rshh all changes In UNION
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyania
avenue, under National Hotel where reliable infor-
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofiee can %.
suIs seeopmodatieps IN sleeEipg GaT for Blmira or
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
I'D. 8. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent, "
deS-lv Baltimore, Nd.
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A LExANDRIA. LoupoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
IA RAILROAD.
@a1l1sssMES

Leave. Alexandria daily. except Sunday, at sa.
IN: and p. m. for LeesbnrE Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at Ia. m. and 12;l5 p. IN.
Connecting at Leesburg with peaeoek's Line OF
hrst-elass Coaches, which leave LessbnrE on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamil
ton, Pureellyille, snlekersville, Berry VILE,
Winchester and Capon Springs; returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days.
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of The
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Middleburg at 3p. m.
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdAyst at q. m, and arrives at Leesburg at u
IN, and (per railroadl arrives at Alexandria at
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and gAlti-
more the same day.
Prom and after June g. the coaches will run daily
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WRAPPlNG PAPER FOR SALE AT THl'
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RORPOsALs FOR CORN,
H'ADfsE.iIrn. sr.ir 3, E,,Is Enn, n,5rasI prsCr,

sTATE 90 TE!is, oTIIos 9, q n, =
AUSTIN, TENAs, Jan o, lscD,
n .Gs y, Ofss mil fRIDff fsbiuaIy iSe Al Il
mept at Fort Coneho. Texas, with such quantity
Of Corn as may be required until May 81, isfp.
,Optn 70 be o. good, clean, merehantAble quality,
Inspection.
delivery TO commence on award Of contract. and
may be required BY the Post ouartsrmAsteT.
a, fo,, y Dc plainly endorsed PIopo.sls for Corn
dersigned.
Rssy, By sSnmand Of Breret Major Genera :. }.
B,syet BriGadier General and ca NJ, finh Nit.
tary District. iyU.td
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR CORN.
HEADerARrERsf fUrH MILITARY DIsrRrcr,
o... ~ STATS oY Texas,

o.-..l- - . STATS OF TRxAs,
OfFfcE OF CHiEr ouARJERslsrIR,
AUSTIN. TEXAS, Jan. b,l9p.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Will be received
az this othce until SATURDAY, February IS, iSp,
w O'Clock. m, for furnishing the Quartermas.
ter DepartDent.at Camp ConcoTdia, Texas, with
Inch h 9ussibty Of Corn as may bo required until
Corn to be Of good, clean, msrchautable quality,
Inspection.
Delivery to commence on Acceptance Of con.
tract, and continue 10 such Quautites and at such
m ,ster - NV - ~N''''
Bids to be plainly Iudorssi "Proposais for Corn
signed. >" '" "'7
by command Of Brevst Major General cauby.
BIsyet BTigadier General, and c. q. n, FifiR MI.
N RURPDkAIS IOp r1pu
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HEADa'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF TEXAS,

AusfIs, TIxAs. Jan. q, issp.
a this ofiee until FRIbIY. fsbruafy 3, isso, al
" m: for furnishing the ouartsrmaster's Depart.
Of Corn as may be required until May 81, lBH
Corn to be Of good, clean, merohantAble quality,
In spectlon.
Delivery to commence on award Of contract,
and continue In such quantities and at such times
as may be required by the Post Quartormaster,
Bids 70 be plainly indorsed "proposals for Corn
at Fort Stockton, Texas" and addressed TO the
undersigned.
BY command Of Brevst Major. .G.neral cseby.
J. A, POTTER,
B,syet BrIsadIer General. and G. q. II. 'finh
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JAt COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
aEEsos $o2EE Ttsas We :I.5 Es::aa .sa
8, J. TiGikNRR, ws.hinston, A,.l.t.p, Secretary.
RRhhkCIs Q; SMITH, n; D., Medical Direetor;
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. D.. Assistant Medical d.
rector.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General Unitsd States
P'j. RiooiR@iYTaz, Chief Medical Department
0f''Ss D. " 'isifi BEiss. X. D.. wilmington.
III. National Company. chartered by specia
paid up capital Of 10000
u offers low rates Of premium.
hfurnishes rGerinsurancet than other companies
Il is definite and certain In Its terms
Is home company 10 every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
ieies.
Evsry policy Is non .forieitabls
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
yheir fall amount and return all the premiums, SO
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Poieiss viii Be- issued that will pay to the in.
No extra rate Is charged icr risks upon the lives
Of females.
II tinsures not to secure dividends, but at so low
. cost that dividends will be Impossible.
A LOCAL A0BNT Is WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY. and applications from competent par
ties for such Agencies, with suitable
Agents only IL their respective distrlets.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars given
sity. ''''~'''' " ' '' - " ''
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For Bale or Rant.

Tor RRBNT-IURrlsHBDsU SUITES AND SINGLE
L Rooms at No. o, Ingie Place, o street south,
between First and Second streets east, Capitol
Hill. Hot and cold water. janlebts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-23

CHHtFs III Avn rHH Btsnar --0n
oa" occasion, 1harle~ | t. asked Bishop
-.;IIinIaee. "n1w il w.s ila, - alw rs
rasl his sgrmnu- hepae him when he was
i1t',rn tlat H. rlytri n~.ache without
II b,.k .l.antar- 9d.lmracet answer
el eanr. hjtE aaont tAc ave Of SO noble
con rre.atiin, the presence Of 50 wise
Ana u = prince, with uIich the X NJ
himself wa very v Il c1nten;el, But.
rrIvt. 'eontinu i StiiIin1deat, "will your
III Nv give me leave to ask ven a
quest-.n? Way d you read your
speeches, Wa YOU have noAa Of tile
-.m- retaaa- Il" J, truly, D,,tor,'
>.e N41 Ea4r la'~.iaa is a
v.r~ rer-.naa. nar. 1l} . viii " mr an
.4. a-a .r 80 nnl,cs 50
t.E ~o ....t.4 Ill II, tl#. AN
asian. st ., t.eu III III ru
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-23

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The New York herald., 1869-01-12

rrces Bacon held full prices, but ihs bness wss
sft; small salss were made At ~. Tor ioas IA ~
markss u hrsvy, ts esies te1x cn-
nnsd TO about ~ gckas = lsSs. Iy4e ier ks %
PRrnOLrpM -Rsccpl4. l bhl ora u and ~ DO ~
hned Hor IN bnik the market thcn gse wes ae
Ac hisier The saes were ;6hvb " at 5@o lsc1os
Ing with ths latter pucs demandef The buirss 70 rrsuod
was lass ihs asnsna bsing chsay .pse ~ys and csss
AndArd whts Tue - a bss on tls spos 1a ~
from Nay August % lch month ~ &c., d. IRON
February Ausust at O., and ats SATURDAY, ~ a.
from February bsfu Al Naphts wae 4 demand and
In Cleveland taere sales FOR New YORK aosount
\ OF l1Ho hha Tor January dcvoryt m@~ de-
for February and ln,W0 40. Tor March ~ -
c. Ii fs phis tina msrkct stih characterxcd ~
dulnee& Prices however, frnn The saes wssv syA
bbs standard white u s2c cosfn s ~ And luvy no.,
buyers option, f0m January 70 June, at NC f.t
hlCSs ee marks wss dull bus prices were sssdy - esS
sSsAx-TSs market for raw vas dun, but prices wore
Cuba, II 20 All4c The ~ hhda a. i34r
for clarified DemararA Api for Cuba a.o ~ eoxng on
private ID rehned the busnaae WA nghh pa pncss
remained sexdy = 5s ls;zc for hsrt 49, lSzd -
so white, sc alUzo fUf yellow and NHc Tor exo1 20
sEEne-Lntosd continued In sattve doman and hisher
price, realized Sales sds Of ~ bags - A.
ye psvals tsrnA and IN Boston eeo b.ys e - y
sold duty psiA Grass were dull but sssady - oar
s,Icw s w n seedssnaad and srn ssss 10 s'a-
Waisxxv-R -Rsssspas nons Ihs maskss vas moderately
active aad a. VIII sass cf ~ bUl& q ~ VI ~ dny
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here increases : little. Rxchsnce continues very
urin, with ea4es betwocn tanhs ~ 55c. per 3l.0J0
premium. Banken are taking New Yss& checks of
their customers q the c0un at about Per ~ ll0
discount aud selling st l-tv premium. y
1ne money market OF St. Louis on saturday was
quiet and unchanged. with fair supply Of Ioanable
funds on hand and . moderate demand prevailing
Rates at banks were unchanged at 8 aloa II. On
the street two to I've per cent psr month was de-
mandel = m
At Cincinnati on saturday--as sas nE74s
- An active money market was uniformly reported
by the bankers and Ia nuaibsr OF Instances "a
condition III things than hns been experienced since
Monday. Money u not making its way through the
channels Of trade as rapidly ~ there seemsd 70 be
reason 70 believe thas II would from the large dis
bursements made IL moving the hog crop. : ap-
pears that large amount OF borrowed money 10
being required To bod the hog pr0dact, now tnat
very confident feehng prevails that the short crop
will make sill higher ngures for the meats than have
yet been reached. Exchange was In good request
and nrmer. In S0me cases u was handled at nignes
rates-par buying and l-2o premium selling. Not
only was the ourrent local demand larger but an I'M
proved 0utside demand was siso expsFiencsd.
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70 himsel allowed the train 70 depart uiShous
ham About thrce 0'olook yesterday morning Nthe
opaatory lell asleep whaa tbs yoqIh ava.N
hln.1f q the eppostunAty - seal watc%
tng - the Ohmden and Anboy Railroad CUii-
pengAi I'm bclng searched the wa;Ch was found
conveyed 70 ths polAe0 0A0e. Meanwhile tslsgram
was socosved fr0ml Re1d station communicating the
tntelhgcnce tnas . quAntay of railway tickets bad
the saRDd tnyeuile th1ef was arTsigned before the
Mayee, end % Ehe ell u WhBOh he was c0nfuei
being ssarched 80 % worth ~ rut class tickets
1ouad under ths bed. The boy was subjected 70 .
fliytheg aeexch. when u MA 9oand That - he'd =
thlee paiu of pants snd two paar1 o. sockA bes
penAss. OnsbGing asked ~ the Mayer What - bad
cay N hls own 6ohalf - made 10 reply. He was
Of fths Grand. Jury Iho youth gsyo biz na1ne -
Thomas AeCaulogy - 5eeney Cftys ~ aDpenu - b
oniy abo4t nino ysaD 9 -. and seemed qnlfe q
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a IS "a 3 s IL souS 10 a.. a.
been sold any consderAbe a these hes.
i :i';s ssF; 10 :ss: ss:Ss; s,;sfs .o ss.ss
sS con g. .s ass ss n o. s
xs:.sss ssr.s.ss ss o. 81 . ..s e
y: N ana % .aS. s.'ss L.. wsss
and heavy former quotations. Barley dui
@ IN. 4; X : " :a % ~. 70. .ss r q
% ss. s., srsIs o.,. 0Sss VT
ys, ol buzhsl nsA s~v bushels barley, ssAs bushes
FrrraHrA me MARKET was siil quiss but rates were
wnoS ss *. Tss cSsg.s We.
Sp;As % graz. = sss % ans 40 1 wsss =
sSa's s: sssrss bss S Win s.
;sTs ss ssss q ..s H lumber s ;s' .s. sas;s rs $
ns ssas = ss ssss - %ss :D
lilo tons ths Mediterranean 70 rsw orx marble,
S1S5 sss pssrc ssn q s. sscSooaer sSis Sap.ss,
rs rsTs ssASss. sss ON MAJ.
new YorE ccIss On privss: ssvms siso MOI msvousy
Ssnsia.a s1s sss~sss a.ss we ana % % ~
0UsrIss ana scmiaal a our sss anssasions
e oc. Tor :Sippins, and A. ~ ii Tor rssai o s''
., . o :: sos "a. sr ann ana
srsass iss DO, fam good ss iss. ise; iaIsrior
Hsss wsrs ssady ., our last quotations. su, 70
s..:cs ,sr ~ ss:srg,ss: v s
leans. rr' III VIII Tf fff
DO. rosin eD d. TAR lhs demand for The lormer
better and the market was nrmer closing ~ bSc ta for
ss !: @ ana :ss q loo s s:;s ss .s e q "
sossoa q &C Eo;. w.s ~ s sSrss z = ,s y
8l 7ik; birck ~ o.; eco No ~ ~ and tv
10. No. - o. We quote strained, ~ WA ~ -; No.
:s... SO a. = ss u s..s::. = a a. s ys sssass - Z
M''@sS:ss -: s . = ss:ss x ana s.r.4
Other Kinds wers dall and aged 41
PnovIsIosH HccsptA. ~ Psokases lard, So DO cuI
aud heavy and hs.rl " no sales % eonsssns: Price,
do irraSsi hogs nrm lsbc- lsfc Tor wsssera
and lska lee. for city. Lvs hora we're dul
%. ass.- bus .tssdy N vslds sAiss 10 nsia. e
,.y.s ~ ~. m s gsln s "s Il 20 ~ fr ,s,ms mes,
rxs &3s. Cor India do Beef hams itnaed ri'
though sow sale, nm ~ i2kc. for pickles
shouisIs, We nc icy drf sAted DOT lt o snoked DO
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERciAL
NoxpAr. Jan. l1-eP.M


fis 4 MONDAY. Jan. 11-eP. n
Gold was drmer to-day. with for these times, .
large advance IN tns premium. ma opening pnce
was lsSj<. nom WHOM there wass STEADY rise, with
che usual intermediate reactions, until tho price
touched losx. shortly after one O'Clock. The ad-
vance was iounded upon the expectation Of very
strong speech in Congress from General Butler favor
ing The greenback side Of the. controversy on the
national fnances Much Of it was also due to the
ffmneas Of exchange. which y At point
teading 70 induce specie shipments. From the
highsst figure above quoted the price gradually
nettled again and ~ nve O'Clock had fallen
~ lsSk,- Trsnsactaons were not extensive. Tne
'lrom elearinSs were ssa2sS CO., the gold balances
tlsse ~ end the curreaoy balances Tol 4o7. Tue
Auyangrahs ranged from ave = ssven par cent
;Tha Gold ExcnA lngs bald meeting Today TO Con-
elder ths quests Il abolishing powers Of attorney
~ VA decided = leave y v be determned BY ballot
semorrow, and fos thai purpose tho polls will 30
kept open during ths regular session Of the board
Yh0 mia of mid ranual a full0vn.-- ~ AN&A
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Saw Nm rfvw rosd. y o. uGft aos Ashonrtos ~
oa-pv Acss ''- -' ~
-. rrAssFrry y ynsrx ooynTx + $3.50 " -.
White s II n irom freinghy ee1 -, x,xiuV.s.a Ay
eussss ~ ss, Som Lock - Ldxss ~
Morris and E.ss. re.A ssss y s psspsy. iOo.er,s e.
-. No.. ~. = d, ~ .cr, nj =
wnuar. 4 81 n ~ os. gsrsssr's ssssU as
summoY u 4 n 4 of Wins a. lsxY10 !. Ito
6oaSh - = Msskeufshs properly, 1sxl0o lao
sxl IA tNa " wEBT O8AAGEs K. y. ~ salt 1851. -
Htche st, All MochssneysA 6Oxl4.1 !0o
raA Nsr Ent fvnupa 0oU Uxfy y. S-JBhssr otry
Essex e Z, ~ ite OF Warren ~ lsx>a
bunoex Ne
3. tgtF3 3lNAH lN z uOBOxHN '4sftn ia A'4 NA
Hadson q ~ or 9TH =, aQxlce @ nm
LOs s. 4 kk ~. Coster es( looxoo... ...hW
n fs..esl = M . uUDeOx Qrgr, =. - ...4sisf~~a
zabriske ~ = lct plot b:k rs19hAha 3sxlek -
Lots to tae u. blk andk 10 - tncluD blk Y, Ton
neile sst near ksssrvoir, each 9xle. NV
Bowen ~, . Of Monticello ~, tg0
Lsxinssen avs nssr Bsrgsn -, lo ~ NIX ssxA.. s
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I BUs1-ALvrup.-.On Wednesday, Decombeg a BY
tae rev. William r. CorbH y0nN a. BuAa 70 u.As
YowLsx-Hovn.- .--ln OasmeL n. T., on Ws0Aes-
dAy, Docs1her ~ ~ Rev. W. Clapp, THoMAs II
George b Howes ksq., Of Crotcn FANS. No car,iA
fTRnANnLLE-kEs0Ax.--0n Wedn6s1ay, Januay
3 et p Stepheos ohsrch. ~ the Rev. sthcr unf.
dSushsr Of James D. KeessA Esq, ~ Of this cE.
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xurtheR asd 1nsGrssean0 Deve1sD1eaen
X According 10 appoinsmenS the oelebFassa Cafrek
win eAse wus ugaan lcozs4 on yssl1rdnv ae TIE
Passaie County Circuit Court Patensn n y before
Judge Dedie and aAsociatS yunttces. spxp efl Aifa
mo a0ssan Wss bsuughst 70 - sstde - wtn asd
eodisil of weAiEhy Old Scctshman nAnea Robert
CaFrlCk, vino daring his iireums had amanDo1 prop
srsy y ths valus q shous slsosoe, ma vne "a his
dean I'D had bsqseethsd sso.epo = ~ vifs.
other 0ana - sslakivss and , sum a 1loeee 60
Harry Ernest Jones, dstsctive odioer. wkom Nss.
Caxzick married : fewl days altar tho deniss OF
her husband. Abous ten yeaw slnoe, Mrs.
Carrick, tnen Niss stedman, Wa sent ovor ~ sone
friends il Scotland to ast y tho capacity q servant
to tho Old gentleman then approaching hn seventsth
pear and gradually beoounins paraiysea. She had
nos been long dncharyins her dudes - servant
whsn NJ Csrriok conceived sucA an sreotton for
her that ~ s'took her TO w1fA" A e'0a-eif-4 ~
81 FOR some ye6Ss before his decease be had made
sevcrai wnls, By which he len lsgaOles to friends
ana relatives buf By oodic 70 his lsst testament
dated February. 1881, he revoked many or those
legaOles and substituted IN their stead beqnest to
frends, who had been thus trsated. claim that hia
wife exercised such an undue influence over him
The case came on Tor hearing before Judge Bedis
matter vas given The snit was argued yesterday ~
statements mentioned the following facts, In addition
to those already published- -In the summer oi lsso
out officers jones and Grau. getting infOrmadon of
ono o. sMe 6urelars and pursued in!n, ana q ne
enecE Ganl, however, mad the misfortune Of
counsel ss vas as ne reason 1 Tor ~ nos having
been mentioned IN tho will. ThenCesorYard M.
Jones became 2 constant visitor 70 the house-so
rcR tSos ous wanesS sss scuen ssd sxpscted
M. Jones 10 - boss sfter Mr. Carrck'a death and
o e 5 sss RDss d s s9s
Ing and on ono OCCASION saw him leaving - four
x As 1s 2 Len bcsl = s
ing wss told By M. Cafrlck that he was watching y
IN 1 room about it' Midnight engaged II
old NOT appear they ware Watching for robbcrA On
another occasion Mr. Pennington slept 10 the house.
u oss oos 90 81 s -
trasted tnat eydence q witness N reference 70 tho
wOmans conduct with statement made by Mrs.
her 10 md er poor deceased husband spoken OF by
parties - he had been. Mr.. Carrlck bad always
e q SS%s
rec hm and refused - ment1On her IN hls wih thus
showing the man had decaded AMBIGUITY of mind the
he could then receive no company aud his wtfo wes
ID poor state 0f health. A witt was made 70 his
y q Ss = q
she wrote the detective letter, asking him to see
her in public ssrsct In Pssersoa In order that some
gave TO Mrs. Carrck, who IN return showed u 70
Mr.. Carrfck Tue consequence was the relative was
elected fro9 me premises, shs reason sisgsd being
in, fsfsfenrs q the question Of imbeciiU counss,
rsad the eylaense Of ~. Pennington, 70 the eiect
- 80 0eo1 g. AOOa on1 also alInds0 - 60 sfaot
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tnvess their nencys eadthe lessoas severo On 70 n
mos Of then deserve; ieoPle noNaiays are not
boiling Over with ohartoN end arc ROB going 70 give
watches or otDer property Those Who h,in< SO ara
foos TlOs0 who back up e1olF opinions " investing
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

Ef-Ihs mAIket Tor Rio continued ectivo and frm
sass we're maize Of R0 bags o. r,hcss, S0@ Ch
sern, z w do ex hsrha private tsrus s,eU
bas Possnineen, - the Delaware brsakwater for his
depha, on private tsrmA Other kinds were aui AM
TLoUI .ASp 0lAIs-Rseeipsa lsOli bbls. nour, 5000
BAGS do ~ bushes corn, 3U DO oAA The MARKET for
nearly al kinds OF Bo eEcep extra Hate, duh and
heavy and lower seneraix about lJc bb and there
va no crsrss 70 shs .ssx: kssr. s:sss aour VA
brands Busnoss was ight California nour dull
noinai the sales were - bbIa southern Dour
dun and prices remained heavy; the were rs bDls
Corn meal slew OF sAe and pcss favored the purchaser
The New York herald., 1869-01-12

NJ MONDAY, Jan. ll-SP n
corros.-Rsesps 1,9sl bales. There Vas fair bua ness
transacted In shs staple to-day, and the market again
shade hrmsr The l0s bales, Including lSQs ON
speculation lo> for spinang and l,77 In transit
There were besides oe 90 midn February
deli err, at 9Ec. 100 low midding January a
iO for february and March, s l00 feDrusry,
a. G.. and 10 on private tsrml We Quote:--
NDouds oa6 Xo1Sle npl n. q cal
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-05
MATUR% SIRENS.
How They Excel the So Bread aud
Butter Misses.''
From the saturday Review. ]

lrAOAA bAO 1s0N1SWl
Nothing is more incomprehensible
to girls than the love and admiration
sometimes given to the middle aged
women. They cannot understand it.;
and nothing but experience will ever
make them understand it. In their
eyes, a woman is out of the pale of
personal affection altogether when
she has once lost the shining gloss
of youth, that exquisite freshness of
skin, and suppleness of limb, which
to them, IN the insolent plentitude Of
their unfaded beauty. constitute the
chief claims to admiration of their
sex.
A woman Of ripe age has knowI-
edge of the world, and certain sauv-
ity of manner and moral fexibility
wholly wanting to the young. Young
girls are for the most part all angels
harsh in their judgments, stiff in
their prejudices, and narrow In their
sympathles. They are full of com
batlyeness and self-assertion if they
are one kind of young people, or they
are stupid and shy if they belong to
another kind. They are talkative
with nothing to say, and positive with
nothing we'll and truly known. or
they are monosylabic dummies who
stammer out yes or no at random. and
whose brains become hopelesslv con
fused at the first sentence a stranger
utters. They are generally without
pity; their want of experience max
ing them hard toward sorrows which
they scarcely understand, and, let US
charitably hope to certain extent
ignorant of the pain they infict. The
famous article in the Times on the
cruelty of young girls, opropos of Con
stance Kent's confession, though alb
surdly exaggerated, had in il the core
of truth which gives the sting to such
papers, and make them stick, and
which Is the real cause of the outcry
they create. Girls are cruel; there is
no question about it. IF more ra :
sive than active, they are simply in
different to the sufferings of others
If of more active temperament. thew
find positive pleasure in giving pain.
A girl will say the most cruel things
to her dearest friend, and then laueh
at her because she cries. Even her
own mother she will hurt and humili-
ate if she can, while, as for any un-
fortunate aspirant not approved of
were he as tough-skinned as a rbi,
noceros, she would find means to
make him vince. But all this acer
bity is toned down In the mature
woman. Experience has enlarged her
sympathies, aud knowledge of suffer
ing has softened her heart to the
sufferings of others. Her lesson of
lie, too, has taught her tact, and tact
IS ore OF the most valuable lessons
that man or woman can learn. She
sees at glance where are the weak