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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

Mrs. GLEASON, Of Halifax, NsvA Scotia,
presents another instance OF female
fsithfulness. Shot nearly 10 death by
her husband, aud the only witness o:
his crime, and refused 10 appear Ut the
trial, and the would-be murderer es-
capped.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

At sswicly, Penn, lost boy has sp.
pearsd, who gives his name as Joseph
Eaton, and Is unable 70 give any other
account OF himself except that his faith.
or livss near . canAl and alta place called
fairvisw; State not known. He 10 ap.
parently eight or nine years old, and
viii be cared for until his friends are
discovered.
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The st. Louis Times says; "Gover
nor J. W. McClurg and Miss Phebe w.
Csnzins, Attorney at Law and Notary
bonds OF matrimony."
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LOOK 10 YOUR CHILDREN.


AS. Cures Collie snd Gripping in PRICE
NhlTCOhby the bowels, and facilitates YA
sikVF, The process OF teething )CEkTs
NIB slbdsss Con vulsons and ov- PRICE
WATT Ohbb ercomss all diseases incioent} rs
sSkCF. 70 ihfaAh sSd children. C'NTB
ARS. Cure. hi. rh.s pvs.pt.rv , pp,cP
WHlgCONB's and numm.r Complsint In ! "a
hyArP. Children OF I'll sxs. c'k.N
ths Great Infants and Childrsr's soothins
nemsdy In I'll dsoraSrs hfousht on bv tsstains a.
sny eskeresNse.
h.psI.a ~ The GEAFToS MEDICINE CO.. *,
Louis, No.
~ y ds~usa as< s..s~r 10 s.s,es. every
uDexA ssRiytAs
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up. 1oHS BULLS Pr,ein, ssc.
NO. 40 FIFTH, Cross street
louisville. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To NJ CnRed States and World. WTd.
Readers:

To M Cnued States and World. Vide
Readers.
4 HAVE received many tesumonisis from profe.
Isional sad medical men, 80 my smslsc- anu var.
publ cations have shown, all Of vhicb are GEM
he following rom highly edgcated and popular
sensible communications have ever received. u.
Clement knows eIactly What ne spesss o. and o.
testimony deserves be written IN letters Of gold.
Hear what Tie Doctor says 81 bnlrs worm Des.
troysr;
Nilsnov, walker County. Ca,
June 20, lsOs.
Dr. JosN BrLL-Des sIri IhAve recently gwen
your WORN DESTROYER seversl trtsl-, an tnd 10
wonderfully ercscicus. II has not failed IN single
Instance 70 have the vishsd-ior effect. an doins
pretty large county practice, and have day pso Tor
some srtlcl. oiiA. q nd. am free 70 col fess
hat know 81 no remedy recommended By the ATTEST
authorize. that ~ % certain ara speedy It, effects
On the contrary, thew are uncertain IN the extreme,
fy object IN Vtns you - q Ind out upon what term.
! osa get tire medicine directly from you. ~ can
y.t vIon easy terms. shall use graf deal OF u
the tsschEs- and practice ~ great majority ofNe
r,FEiSr line d.scAfdng remedy which We know %
b. sumo ont simply because may be rnofani offs
comb aAtion. FOR ny part, shsil mako ~ rule 70
Use I'll AID every means q alleviate suffering human
~ sGlch n.y Be able 70 commandment hesitatlnE
because some one more ingenious than my self have
learned - effect. NJ, aid secures "a" sole rght 20
secure that snorledge. However, am by no means
advocate supporter 81 the thousand Of worthless
uo.runs that Good the county, THAI purport % cure
al manner diseases &c which se-h j. heir. Please
reply so0n, sna inform me ofyouf best terms.
JsLIUsP cLESgkT, ND.
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M0RTGAGE SALE.

where's. Charlie. Tigupp, sud Harriet y 1hfcpp,
hs VIE, oy their sale mortgage dated the thirteenth
day Of April, A ID. l-tg and Tecord"dfn the Record
ers Oihce 81 Alexander county, Illinois, did convey
% the undefsg ned, Carolin" Hin, the following
described real estate, situate the city Of CAIRO. IN
sara county OF Alexander. and state Of ILLINOIS, 70 Wit
Lot numbered eight tsl, 10 block numbered twenty
two t29l, rs the same appears aai ~ known and
Designated On the recorded map 81 plat Of said city OF
Cairo, county and state Aforesaid. 10 the pay.
meni OF certain promssary note, given by said
Charles Ihrupp 70 sad Caroline Hili. Tor tho sum -
seren hundred and ~sh'y.seven dollars ard hny
csuts, dated April A.. lsos. and payable months
sNef m. date thercsi with ten per cent. interest
from date Until pad. And vheress, eeiarl, has beer
made IN the payment Of sad note. 1. the under.
signed, 20 whom ss ssle ror'gss" was made, ~
virtue Of the terms ard provisions Of the same
will, on Tuesday I'D dsy OF November, 4 II 1899 ~
10 o'clock N of that day, under and by virtue q
the power o. sale contsr rcd said sale u!oft.sgo
sell a; poic auction, e TIE highesi bduer for cash
A. the front door Of The Court Hcrse, IA sad city Of
CAIRO, N The county II Alexander. ard state Of o..
liSos, tho premises m ssd sne mortgage DESCRIBED,
te'st los numbered elsAf lsl. lr block numbered
twenty-five ia, 10 tho city c' Cairo Illinois. with
the sppur-rsnc.s, 70 satisfy the purpose aud
tons cS said sale me -igsge.
caro-, L!iso.s, November y, lss2' -
CAROLINE HILL.
Ar.n, v.ss Better. Attorney, fot Mortgage.
u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

Eighth thousand barrels OF whisky
were shipped from Peoris during the
month Of October, the tax on which
amounted 10 1916, 500.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

Governor Butler, Of Nebraska, has
announced his intention TO call an extra
session OF the Legislature OF his State 70
act on the Fifteenth Amendment.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

Mise Susan Fox, OF Maumee City, o..
was married on the end inst, caughucold
on her wedding tour, and died ofpneu'
monia on the 9Th.
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MANAoop'
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, n y sealed envelope :Pric., scents
LkCrUkEOk THE NATURAL TREATMENT,
ana Radical Cure OF bpermatorrhoea, or sentinel
weakness Involuntary EmmIssions, Sexual Debility,
Consumption, Epilepsy, and hisi Mental aud Pays.
cal lncspafhy resulting from self-sbuse, Ac., by
Book" sc.
"a Seen g Thousands OF SuneSers.-
bent under ssel, ina plain envelope TO snv address
postpaid on reseiPt q sin cents, or Two posi.ge
lS7 Ssws~y, Few Ysrk, Peat Osses ssx
t6GS.
Alss II. CnlvsrweI's Marriage l'.uide." price =,
gssus GA WA
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Count Bismarck's Christian names are
Edward Leopold Otto

Hon. John Morr,s.ey is building asum'
uier residence at Saratoga.
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK.

y
.. Containing
ynl' !ns,rnetons and Practical Forms .aApiedts'Ey.
InioA.
BY FRANK cHAABYRLls
- ofthe United stste. bsr.
hsf- ~ NO book NJ the kind which will take rank
sMn !. ioi .eth.n.leiy, Intelligence and complete.
s:ss ErIngnsld, lMA.l Republican
II. ths nthe osLY NEW BOOK OF the kind pub
PRACTICAL LAWYER, Of iwentyins. ,..y,' s.nsy,'
sses' ana 's lsstsAa everybody nesds for daily use
nn highly recommended by many ss.asnt juS .e.
including the ch!ei Jusnes snd other Judges Of M.
s>ehasssts and the Chs! Ju.uee aad se,r. s.asA Of
Seanseteat
sod enly BY suossri pton. AGENTS WAITED
1SfkfWHERk. ssse for Circulars
-. " CASE co. Publishers, Hartford, Conn. No.
sspre<es1, New York. Cincinnati, q. and Chicago,
CAUTION.
An cid Law book, published rnsny yeAre ago hss
"a been hastily Te-is~usd as "a new book without
yea suitable revision Of iLs obso!sts statene nts
10 POI eonio tina work with Chsinberiin's Law
Mock for IN 10
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20
srf.urR rnonrsoN DEAN.

PEPPER. 'aerr
VIII faa,s caro- o. .vsUt. So, .f.f.
INST. o. o'liocs ~ y cour-.Hug si 'es OEe>H-
" th Ocean Limo OF steamer TO
Liverpool, sew YORK. ii9.ton, and UsiN,.-
ton, TcrHs.
pAsaanrar. and -FIrrr-. 90 ra'v ou ore of risss
1u.- ."s,rg caro- fHult.s.y - u.vsr.
tfff- o. f'S''.
glErrsI NEenf. "a 70.
coz e. ul Nra-.sHf. i...." isEH.Hs
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1hs Evening 8utlrtin.

TAO Evsyne BtiIyrIS ,s published every After.
ssss. ~ We. Is TenA s.re,', (Thcrstc- Block, by
sss Il obsi'y 4 Co.. 'or -s7's',>n ~ carriers,
.,ssysr, sad the nae
n. wyTKty Brxlxrr-, large esht-rsge forty Gel
a., PAPER, -r1-a on Thursday, Tor ths p>S,'s, vsd
AZ sale ~ our coun,eg and 10y ne~sde,'.r-.
e1-,peeimen cop:es furnished rss-. Addre7-
JOHN II. oBERIY : CO.. Cairo, q.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

Testisssny Of ns aieai Mes.
stony Point White Co, All. May H. %
Di' Jons buIL--Dear SIR Last February va 81
louisville purchasing drugs, and gst some OF your
saisansrlla ana Cedron Btters,
NY son-ln-lsw who was with me IN the store, has
o'sh aoWn with the rheumatism for some time COM
hen1rd on tho BItiers and soon found hls general
health improved,
" Gist, who has been in bad health. tried them,
snd he also improved.
- Coffee, who has been ia bad health Tor several
Yea Stomach cFs h-sr sfected-he Improved very
much by The nss ofyUur Btters, Indeed the cedron
hr9' IAs gwen you great popularity IN TINS settle
heht, tank could sell . great quantity OF your
h.ne'hs THIS fall especially the Cedron bllers aud
ssIsAprrha. snip me ga Memphis care oil RcAettk
NeSN Hesr.rtinlly,
Prepared by DR., JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale ny RARCLAN BROS.
tsylf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

Beechsr Slows "vindieAtion OF Lazy
Byron" makes pamphlet OF nearly .
hundred pages. 3.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20
HEALTH INSURANCE.
and Blue Lick Water.

As clear and lively as when drank al the Springs
The virtues OF these waters been And are being
tested 70 the great benefit and satisfaction OF many II
our citizens. dealt out at the counter Of Barclay
B.others, they are always cool and refreshing Sara
tsfs nftsen tickets for sas dsllsr tickets fer
sffv "sse- plus Lick -~twsary fis.se- fer Ssisr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20
ORDINANCE NO. ".

nRDINANCE NO. ~.
b. IL ordained by tn. CT, Couu.F 81 ~. C,-7 o.
Cairo
That the salary Of n. Comptfol!.r and ..essor
shall he and hereby r1ed stthe fa'- - 81 n. Pc
annum, and that he shall 10 pad iha; fste 10.
beginning Of the present hses yesT.
Soyemfetl 10. lses. no,ltdig
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DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

TIE ptftn.fship between 10. under igr.1 b. "a.
1A. dissolved by unutu- consent, Wri. r. Pitcher
retiring from the Err.
Al claim. Agsss; sad d4.'A. srn 3, be settled y,
Wr. Henry, ".
caro-, H., Nov. I. lsss. W. ,. PITCHER.
W. HENRY, Jr.
Tasnk;u 20 NV lSi~se. 'or thsr iih-rsi p,,rouiy.
heretofore bestowed, would aeslte corlsusno. 20
my former ps-tnef n. r. Pitcher.
NovnF
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-20

u'HE yyorrIstor of this celebrated med ctn- u.tl-
j CLAIMS lor ia superiority over all remedies ever
offered % the public for the ss esds ,g,sfp SD PEI
or Ague and Fever, OF Chlls and Fever,
whether OF short or long standing Ne refers to the
entire Western and Southwestern country TO bear him
testimony TO the truth O! the assertion that IN
case whGsver viii q fail 70 cure II tho directions
strictly followed and carried out In grestms
cases uge dose has been facer; tof Ncute, and
whole families have beer cu-sG by single bottle,
with perfect restoration the general health u IL
however. prudent. and IN every more certain to
cure, " is use u continued n smaller doses iog
week two sitcr the dsess. has been checked, nor.
especially 10 fcult and long standing cases. leu.
ely, this med cine will not reaur. any AID 70 keep
me hpsels N good order; should the patient howev
er require csihsrtic medicine, After having taken
.hree or four doses q! the Toaic. single dose OF
Bulrs Vegetable Family puts vii ne sus
essi
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Couvr Ut! - ~ ut..' AMI 'sfss.t 1sti.syi. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

that lie is a citizen of the State OF New
Jersey, and claims that he Is not liable under
the said act first because that act in question in viola
ton OF the eighth and tenth sections the first article
Of the Constitutions and second, because sand act is in
violation OF the second section OF article four OF the Con-
stutou Of the United States Judge Scott decides that
tho Constitution Of the United States does not give any
control to Congress the domestic trade or the states
and concludes follows am OF opinion that state
act in question mot In violation Of the Constitution OF tho
United States. and that the petitioner has no cause or
complaint 1t is thereup0n this 9th OF January 1862 ad
judged and ordered that the petition be dismissed and
that the petitioner be remanded to the custody OF the
Warden until discharged In due course OF law. The prs
be admitted TO bail at any time" Drescher was
accordingly recommitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
TIE LXPRESS ROBBERY.
THE EXAMINATION CONTINUED.


The examination of Isaac Marsh alias Isaac
Morton and Charles Bu lard alias Charles f. Tbomp
son. on charge Of robbing belonging to the Mer
chants Union Express Company at or near Yonkers
continued on Saturday, before Justice Ferris White
Iltln5 inc eXamnltlan OF Putnam w. Brown was con
dhuea at great length but facts were elected.
lhS prosecution cOseu ths examination with Mr. Brown,
and the prisoners were told by the Court that If they
sired to make defense they were IN liberty to bring
forward their Witnesses Morton. answering for both,
said that they had plenty Of evidence as to their
innocence, but would not bring 10 forward at
present He declined, also, to make any statement,
saying that he did not propose by or deed to coun
tenance the legality OF the present Proceeding On be-
half OF himself and fellOwprsoner, he APPLIED for an adj
tournmen on the plea that their counsel was IN New
York, and had expected them to be sent to that cy on
previous evening The Court refused grant the adj
jOurnment, but took until 1870 O'clock m, when
DistrctAt0rney Bates appeared for the prisoners
flied n protest against the further continuance OF
ners. He renewed the motion for adjourn
ment. After some argument the motion was
denied when the prisoners made q statement
giving their names above and stating their place of
residence TO be in Ncw-YoTk Mr.. Bates asked that
subpoena be issued directing VIM. f. Howe uf NewYOrk
letters written by Putnam W. BrOwn and also three I'M
pressons In wax Of key bearing the initials, p. w b.
NJ u T. Co." The Court refused Ia make this returnabe
Monday counsel desired and made il returnable
forthwith. Mr. Bates then requested that the several
objections to the proceedings be entered on the minutes
which was done. His motion to recall Putnam W. Brown
for cross-examination having been oyerrucd, bo re-
quesed that his objection TO this also be entered on the
minutes. This concluded the examination, ana the JUS
tce decided send tho papers TO the Grand Jury, aud
committed Morton and Thompson to await its action.
Putnam W. Brown also committed In default OF 5000
bail as witness for the prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
s1.AvrrY IN KrNrIckY.

To he Edif0r Of Tie. Tribune.
Sir: sent you slip some ten days ago,
cut from The Cincinnati C0-oiic. 20 tho eject that
Slavery stl exists In the State % Kentucky requesting
You 10 publish It In TIE TRDuNE. Suffer me 10 direct
your attention 10 this fu jCct again reside on the
Ohio River having tie Kentucky border constantly ~
view state What I know 90 bc true. Thousands 81
~ fslus mostly children. ~ the present moment hch
kentucky, having fr, protect, or release
theui. Thcy hold under YilaluOus
law Of that State, by which children and yout have
been bound apprentices iu most cases. 10 iho per
whom they their parents called ma-cf tohs
10 euan, patio. They called apprentices, but arc
treated IKE slaves They not only have 40 schoolng aud
such humane treatment as apprentices usually gti,
bat in many instances ul"y have not enough
food. nor clothing sufficient 10 cover thgiF
Hakedness and protect them from Tie cola.
As in the old system OF slavery TIE strong
and educated arc combined against the weak and imO-
ranf. They are worked aud whipped through the day
and impr ,nned night. Having money nor frcads,
M can obtain no icrcs by law Tie Courts OF tnt Stale
with rare EXCEPTIONS refusing Tho testimony 81 blacks
In cases where white lc.sOnS are parties. mo
condition % those col0rcd persons III kcntucky j.
n disgrace 10 civilization. Wa send navy 10 south
America 20 rcscuc two of citizens who have been
uulawfnly Imprisoned by Lopez, at tie Same tlinr We
fail 10 rOlect these Freedmen American citizens on our
own eJi VIII you direct the attention ~ members ol
Congress To this shameful condition ~ anlirs, and
demand some measure Of relief Tor those oppressed aLd
suffering chldicni Very truly yours,
EranSpdie md, Jan. 5, 1863. a. H. ROBINSON
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THE CRETAN3' APPEAL.

Encouraged by the business of our cause and
the sympathy that has already been so literally ex-
tended to us. to call upon the cit
Gems OF New-York for aid We not unmndful OF the
kindness heretofore bestowed upon us, and for this we
can never be sufficiently grateful Yet sorrows are
many aud long and patiently have borne them
that are compelled ask for the boon OF
your charity Acruely Prosecuted people in this create
OF religious and political enlightenment In this age OF
menta progress actually dying of starvation and
misery, while the fortunate among striving
to satisfy cravings Of hunger by seauy pittance #
bread moistcncd by the berest Of tears. Our ormen
tors, who have long since, at the tribunal OF
humanity, forfeited every Inherited right
stlll practice upon cruelties mt which all Chris
tendon sliudllers. Tho pagans of Europe they know
higher motive than the satisfaction OF their rapacity
no nober aim than savage despotism dcta
worthy than the qualification OF every unmanly aud de-
grading passion Barbarans, they torture us for our
faith; Urants they vex patriots souls. only
crime beng that We love our native land too well TO
abandon her Our bitter suerings and, above ALL those
OF wives and children, compel TO crave yonr in
diligence. Whatever form your benevolence may as
sumc will be welcome. There many in your for
tunac city whose superluitles would do much toward
satisfying tho necessities OF wrctced condition.
Donations OF clothing and money may he sent to the
Rev H. W. Bellows President, tie Rev. Howard Crosby,
Prof H. W. Martin, Dr. {. f. Agucw, the Rev Dr. Alex
aiCer Yinon, W. T. Bl0deett. ID. W. BotaSsi, Joseph
Treasurer, No. 90 Wast aud j. NJ Kodscawachi, No SO
Pluc-gt.
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THE TRIUMPH or FAITH.

The Rev Father Preston lectured on The
Triumph of Faith NJ Cooper Institute last evening, To
commemorate the first anniversary OF the institution Of
the Parish Of the Epiphany Every foot Of standing and
dleuce. Mr.. George W. Morgan presided at the
organ The Rev Dr. Burtsell read few
Introductory remarks. touching the work which
lad been done IN The Epiphany Parish He thanked
h- hearers the Interest they had taken behalf of the
new church. which about Ia be established IN dis
rct containing 10000 people destitute OF pace III which
10 worship after thor faith lie said that out ol thcho
Catholics IN the CITY NowYok only 10000 Of them
could 10 To church for want OF place OF wolsp Moie
thap 20oc0 people came over from Eur9pe dhE INC past
YEAR and fully i00OOOf them were or the tathoc fh
The parochin parish OF the EPIPHANY, ~ Neh Iho I'i
posed church TO he erected Is txf blocks IN sLc ana III
IL are more than 10000 Catholics by actual count lhore
cents for the past year 1855 II; disbursements
sJ7o9l ~ casl on hand 5000 a. properly nas Dseh
purchased on Seeon,laye near INeniy seeohnSt an
also other lots by beside residence Tor Tue pas
been paid. Special thanks were extended TO le
for the aid they have given. After selections Dy tue
oud and prolonged applause lie said: As the Eastern
sagcs came 10 worship ut the feet Of the child Emanuel
so the Gcutiles of the South come now 10 the bosom
II may be asked II the Bible Is not Divine teacher
IL only gives whatever side one wishes II TO- Even those
Protestant sccts Has occurred 10 them he Prot
eslanisj that FOR centuyes the wGrd was witeSu ne
And then T" l. Would not have been in existence had
been preserved by the Catholic Church Had IL been
Gods Intention teach the Gospel through tic Bible,
Christ would not have commanded tho disciples TO go
into all the world ana preach tho SSse wan any SagS S
given st. Peter the printing press ana sent MN
fSS , mator pe1S itself and To- make
II authentic 1t must DO made SO through the medium OF
an nalibe teacher fol ~ h ~ he ch Oy h
Christ said the gates Of he'll should not prevail against
She has conended agns pnos9PrS % o1 5s wk %
the devil and today she STANDS triumph OF ihtH Loud
and prolonged nppatse.I
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY JANUARY IL. 1862

moment banks or treasury, and 1t is highly probable
that tie Secretary would not be obliged TO avail himself
of his gold credit to the extent Of hundred millions
The plan proposed is simple and practical. Under it
specie payments might be safely naugurated by the 1st
of July next but that Congress will have neither
the wisdom nor the courage to adopt the plan.
The Constitution Of the United States declares that
gold and silver shall be the only legal tender"
The rule is admirable in time OF confidence but sus-
pension and panic inevitable under 1t when conf
dence is gone.
The section ought to read Gold and silver, and such
bills Of credit as Congress may authorize to be issued
currency, shall be the only legal tender"
close with one other suggestion The paper currency
Of the country ought Issue from the United states
Treasury alone banks of ought to be permitted.
Yours respectfully, JERSEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
THE STATE or TRADE.
MKT INpIA MARKETs

Hav.g, Jan 0TLe following tho closing prices Of mercian
dis tue ending Jan o. SugaNo 10 20 ~ IN active demand
9d8l arroc; Nos - % % steady reals Mo2sc
Misunderstanding doing MOlsses
sencc Of stock there is good denaad and
large speculative luq Land tCay IieEce 2llQ2ci heS l2p
' Flour quot 5'd% y % hbL Butter trm az 80 c
Honey gallon. WaK dull st. yellow So ~ on u
rrsbe; White - sales as 0's reals
stsaig - 80 y lag Hams acFei Com
non Sailed. i6c 2 b. sugarCur,d; zoe ~
Iuubcr-le1w m &-jNTA q thousarl
Shook-5ox Hat little inquiry
prices weak bos-hesarsr rupped quoted - 81 Empy
Frcgs ndvaunghoK 10 North
ports +6 81 5 hogheld to hoahem poits 30 la
southern ports s. 5J IS Nosshed moSest 20 North
cru pos 1881 IS BKhange-On Loatn 1lfill cen,
posiaa Pas cni pieGla. Uaiei States % da!
ht n cucucr uss51nt; short sight - cent discount
sgh, ia gold cat per pmae short ssh 81 per eeh