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New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
awards:
To.sl............sl.e9o.O 600

State bonds we're dun and lower on New Tennessee SIX
per cents aud steady the balance Of the list Ten
nessee six per cents sold at GO New six per cents
opened at COZ and declined 20 50 North Carolina New
ak per cents sold at IS South Carolina New SIX per
cents ia Missouri six per cents weak declining
10 on Railway bonds we're steady under moderate in
Vestment demand Fort Wayne frsts sold at l0e Bank
thares were irm with sales Of Bank Of America at l4
ex dividend. American Exchange, li2t. pennsylvania
Coal sold NJ 225 Pacific Mail comparatively steady
selling at SO, set, s5l, closing $50
Railway shares were feversh but the tendency OF
prices was upward, and the activity in money had Dl
uttle eject upon the market. NewYOrk Central al
vanred 20 l9l Hudson 16l Harlem, 14i ex dividend
Reading ss1 Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lOGs
Nortb western Common 50; Northwestern Preferred,
sn; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, @1 Rock Island, ne5'
st PAM and Toledo and Wabash shares were dun, but
Arm Fort Wayne sold at i57 Chicago, Burlington ana
ouipcy 100; New-Jersey Central, lO6s0lO7; Hannibal
and 81 Josepb 125; Norris and Essex si Chicago and
Alton. l57. Tne market continued strong and active
unt the close OF the second call when there was some
pressure to SELL resulting In decline OF bal cent on
the active shares The prospect OF an immediate cOnsoi
Eaaton Of Hudson and New-York Central when another
scrip dividend will be made upon both stocks had the
tendency TO stimulate considerable purchases OF stocK
The shares were strong on the heaVy re-
pepts the third week in June, which sho" an
of % over the corresponding week OF last year
The traffic OF the Western roads shows heavy gains
and holders are not inclined 70 sell on temporary ac'
tyity in money caused by artificial means 70 great e
tent After the Board the market became bu0yant Win
heavy transactions in NewYork Central, Hudson River
Michigan Southern and the North Western aud 81 PAU
shares New.York Central sold at l9li; Hudson, lt4
Michigan Southern, 1861 Northwestern Common oVt'
Northwestern Preferred, s5i Rock Island, H.. At the
close, the market was strong and active
The following we're the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds: 49,,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

The statistics OF the indirect trade for the quarter
ended March 81, 1869, are especially interesting
THE INDIRECT TRADE. q,
The total indirect imports during the quarter amounted
TO Sl4422 267, of which sum $ss3694 came from the
States comprising the German loyeIen tsro9gn @ pIS se
men, S625 29 England, 81 O9l 33G France $3sS4 Ham
burg Nl7519 Holland, S6S536; through all other c0un-
tries SO03 Total indirect imports from France, S1S2
423; through Belgium 81, ,O45 Bremen, Sl547G England
S6720603: Hamburg Sl972 Holland, $780, Canada, sl26s
indirect imports from England, S275A5g through Bel
gium $50 25I Bremen, s23g79 France $l069S5 Hamburg
62769 Canada and other British North American Posses
sOns, $log2S; through the ports OF all other cOuhes
$3lS5 indirect imports from Cuba $4952s through nam
burg. $5l4 Canada, S9OA For further detals sec tne
The summary OF the indirect trade is followed by eab
crate comparative statements showing the toa NUMBER
OF immigrants arrived in the United states during each
OF the 10 calendar years. The nationae5 ana Occupa
tons of immigrants are gwen IN detail. Ihese % Iaues
"BrOmmelPs History OF Immigration breaks on anu,
taken in connection with the latter work. afford complete
statistics OF our immigration from 1919 to date ,
Comparative tables are likewise given showing the I'M
ports exports and reeXpOrts OF Great Britain ana ire
land during the four months ended APrI 81; lSSy
compared with the corresponding periods OF 1901
and 1868 These tables are condensed from the
British trade accounts. Comparative tables ioloW
showing the exports by quarters OF each class OF mer
chandse shipped from Paris 10 the United states during
the 1866 1868 inclusive the total value OF exports
from Paris tho United states from July ], 1863 TO De-
cember 1861 exports OF sugar and inoasses from la
yana Cardenas and MaanZas 1867 to 1862 nclusive eX
ports from Havana Of the principal articles OF produce
from January TO June TO- IN 1868 and 1897 and hpora
tOns Havana during the first i've months OF the ten
years 1860 10 1869, ncusve number and tunnage by ma
ionales OF vessels which entered the port OF Havana
during the first five months OF tho years 1861 to l69 ex
pOts from Calcutta 10 the United States during the first
quarters Of the years 1867 and 1897 exports OF Sheffield
TO the United states from 1854 to 1868.
In addition 10 the foregoing, the report contains the
usual miscellany OF commercial transactions ana con-
sular reports wen tables showing the products OF
wick and shipments OF domestic commodities between
New-YOrk and San Francisco via Pauama.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
A TOBACCO CASE.

William Taussg was charged before Com
missioner osborn with having his possession 10 barrels
AZ smoking tobacco not properly stamped The evidence
vas 10 the effect that Taussig engaged cartman at
the foot Of Jamessp TO cart the tobacco In question to
H-Ookyn where II was put IN the back OF butcher
shOp subject 10 IausSgs orders Questions In the
ease whether there sufficient evidence 20 show that
he tobacco manufactured subsequent TO the 20h OF
Julv 1868 and whether 10 should have been stamped
der the of Feb IS 1862 and whether the statute could
be construed 10 cover tobacco simply in possession not
offered for sale. The Commissioner viii decide the ques-
tOu In a few days.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.


THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Rock
FORD, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD Com
PANY, pay principal and interest-lst February and
1st August-in GOLD CoIN, free Of Government tar.
We recommend these bonds as one of tho best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps giving full information, sent
on application HENRY CLEws & Co.,
Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE COSyERTI-
BILE SINKING FUND Bonds,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ COIN,
FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
FREE OF U. s. TAX.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS, AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
A limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price.
Full information furnished bv t ...
HENRY CLEws IL Co., Financial Agents,
No. 80 WALSH, N. T.,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
DECISIONS

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-By Justice
INGRAHAMBaker ct al. agt. Horton; Meter ct al. agt
Sheldon et al; Hughes ct al agt sameMotiOns granted
DAILY agt WOOlsey two mOuOns); COrndOn ct al agt
Authorizations denied. Emherson agt. Dram; Water
bury Buckle Company agt. Hitchcock-MOtOn granted
terms BOrland agt, Thomson ct alH plaintiff aban
dous the claim for money paid for Insurance. the motion
granted; otherwise il is deuied abide event
Lee ct ac Birdsall-Deault opened and the defense
10 DO put in and to proceed two days notice &c.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WKnSKsplI 2lCate coming forward a, freely bat
there are enough for present on sS h b,ves sale
sopsbuuddtht yesterday and 70 day but Us held from Monday
added 10 them making LOG IN the yaL few A ots also
hois across the Trade slow but slight advance vas
spd o plne cattle butchers The higher prices however
are quite much superior quality A 70 10 tho market
aud
r,ad Tor the pk the seller choosing make he best sell The pooe
No sales mote b reported aboVe 6e which h than eus
- on Moa The Wholesale butchers took e
s some steers bought the rank
Ws,Iehr County gaG The following Saltt reported At One
By n j. Gss " vsy tns 81 sw Kentucky grades fOr Harp
HSrd bad II eoarssh u Illinois broughs from
West Bnd. selling ~ l5C- ArsrhEA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
USIrED sr,rHs TREASURY EEwYoRK. June D 1899
LIGHTH PURCHASE OF GOYERNMENT

goNDSPropOsal viii be received this Office until noon
OF June % for the sale to the Government oHe
dollars sI Per Cent Hyeweh Bonds the Sinking tund AZ
which tine The bids will awards declared Proposals
Will state the SPECIFIC character the Bonds offered whether
coupon and Of which sue and be for amount not less
The prices naHed The proposals be for The pApGl OF hs
bonds awful money without regard to the accrued iat which
will be paid CON- upon the bonds accepted from the date Of the last
payment ofinterest TO the date Of purchase
Rae proposal ncose check for aye per Of the
amount offered The checks esonpanug proposals accepted will
returned the result aesed Of others
the following when the Bonds nu be delivered which
will % made they can be duly eIAnued.
right reserved bids Adverse the nes. Of the Gov
- - - r.. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasarey.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
A GERMAN nrARPEL

Sch6ideier agt. Bldum.-Supreme Court, Trial
Term before Justice BarbOurIhe parties to this action
we're the President and Secretary Of the Union South
German Benevolent Society No. ], and the plaintiff
charges that the defendant said Of him. publicly that he
was a swudler aud stole table from the Society The
defendant says he did not say publicly but that in
fact plaintiff did wrOngfny take away the property Of
the Society, and suspended from 1t in consequence
ard that his conduct discussed by him and others
the Society business The Jury found for the defendant
Mr.. Waite for plaintiff, Mr.. Lang for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
STATISTICS OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

STATISTICS OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
WAsHINGToN, June 23.-Gen. Walker, the
Deputy Special Commissioner Of the Revenue has Just
sen, 10 press monthly report No 25 of the Bureau OF sta
sties from which we compile the following summary OF
opr trade for the months Of January February, and
March 1862 and for the nine months eRded Mareh 81
isS9 compared with the nine months ended hareh 81
1868: ...- L. .I... n. v,oo,,s ..
JsSaay Mgo5' 81 1853 s1il2sA ss5ai2 sJgzs:S
R,e%saY3 T ss1 lSa -. sSisssss Sii si.sSiS 5SsGa
SS, s %o9ai q, ,ssS ssSsa ,osssssOs ssnrs isn9a
Nine months ended |.. sc -, o-s,s9 ~ s2o iiI
Pa, rtiops Of tbe foregoing shipped In American ana
foreign vessels during nine months ended March '
An.re,p vessel, %. sIOlsl2sA s@34@1 ssd1o ssssED
Roreign yesses.. H26BlB VI2s,'U -, OiIt it,oor,
mOdtes and by customs districts for each OF he
months ended Mach 81 1862 The total value ol foreign
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. June 2s--P. X.

Gold opened at 1871, sold at 136tG137t, clos
ing 1879 alS74 The cearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were Slls12OOOO, and the balance S3,2s2235 3d.
Government bonds were dull and lower, in conse-
cuenee Of the active demand for money; prices were
from idl per cent lower The market was extremely
dull and sales principally for cash. AT the Treas
ury purchase Of 500 bonds to-day, the total amount
offered was s5,sCO0OO The following is list Of the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
cn1rpr cA1ENnAps- -ru1s NY

SUPREME COURT 49, -CIRCUT-PART I.-Nos. 1910
e9 6 100 1881 l9l, l!6j $40, l9 227, iJ6 ll6 3d. 49 63
80 6sn 1916 832. 8l2.
SUPREME OURT-CHANiBERs-Nos co, 76, So III,
H. l29, l3l, l40 lA CaIl-l4Z
SUPERIOR Court - TRIAL TERM PART Nos
s5 S5 1851 49, 1895 1888 lJ5 o25 1905 5s9 755 763 S3 O
1862 1874 PART IINoA lO3 OOf8 1872 1856 l04 1855 lO6O
ltt3, 1904. 1903. 1910, lu72. l'14, 1876
MARINE COURT-TRIL TERM-Nos to %.
COURT Of APPEALS.-NOs. l. l72 So, 1S2, Is, lS4 to
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

PIrTsBURGH. FORT WAYSE CHICAGO Kali
omce Secretary, Pittsburgh, Pa, June s. 1888
DY virtue of authority conferred by resolution
ID Stock and Bondhodes Of the Pittsburgh Fort WAyn a
asay the Annual Meeting held at the e1ce OF
the Company city. March H. A. D. 1853 ADJOURNED
MEETING Of said Annual Meeting will be held the General Ohes o.
COMPANY the y Of Pittsburgh at 10 o'clock Of June 2tb
instant for purpose considering aud acting lease fer
period years railway aDd property Of this Company 70 e
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and TO act such other business
may cone before said adjourned meeting . - q,
The books the transfer OF stock aud bonds OF the Png
wayRe aud Chicago Railway Company the Agency NeTYorE
Wihow No n PneL and at the ehee in Pittsburgh
D. Monday the 18th Of June and will reopen on tue
b. order oftbe President Pm HUTCHINSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
RFCEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

Per Ptsas, EdilrO1Rs, and Canal
JUyE al 876 bales Cotton 1925 bbs Flour 839il bush Wheat
e69 bush Com so bush Oats 525 bush Malt l bush Beans
bbs Refined Petroleum. bb Rosn IS hb Pork 50 pkgs Cut
Meats Lard so kegs Lard casks Ashes % Seano lO
pkgA Butter 1905 boxes cheese u bb Tsow S bills Lard OIL "a
bbs Copper hbs WHISKY 1850 bills Rggs 400 bales Wool II
bales Hemp 28 baes Hope H. H62 sides Leather 22 Hides 6 hhdA
Tobacco M boxes ad Tobacco O boxes Starch 2J bags
pk ~
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
, in warehouse March 81, was

commodities remaining in warehouse March ST. was
A0,459,4O7.
The number and tnnnage of American and foreign
vessels entered and cleared IN the foreign trade during
the quarters ended December 81 1865 and March 81 Sc
and the nine months ended March ST. 1869, compared
with the nine months ended March 81 1865, as fol-
loWs:s
Quarter ended Dec g. 1906
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24


decrease Of a6s2OG0 and the stock OF bullion IN h0th
Departments Is els63O 3 showing an Increase OF StO96O
when cOmpared with the preceding return The reserve
now stands at point higher than mas Deeh previously
touched this year. aud the bullion almost at the highest
The London Times fnauclal article OF June H. says
The Rank OF England have to-day reduced their rate Of
discount from A cent at which u was hXed on te
GIN ult 10 per cent This movement having Deen fuy
sptcpated Ii exercised no influence on the tuuds In
coneduence the amount OF bills held back during the
nost day or two n expectation OF reduction OF rate
ibere was an increased demand for discount this morn
ING both the bank and in the open market Ihe return
nnbhed this evening tends TO strengthen the Deef that
further lowering the rate when the payments OF the
divldeuds shall have commenced, may De COnSldered
nrobabe the four weeks since the l2h OF May there
has been recovery OF &ZOo494 III Ihe ouLon anu @-
979 IN the reserve
The suspension has been announced of Messrs Liyesey
A. Thorpe cotton brokers' at Liverpool with establish
,uent also at Manchester They occupied high position
and their liabilities stated at e3oo0 The event.
which is attributed to the recent numerous failures
among cotton spnners has created surprise and anxiety
lint they state they will De able with tme 70 pay every
one in full
The New York and Long Branch Railroad Company has
oreanzed by eectng Senator Little President. About
SIS 600 have been subscribed and $4,000 more promised
from Keyport il the route located TO suit The Execu-
rive Committee were empowered 20 engage an engineer
On yey two or three different routes for the location Of
the road II is proposed bridge Raran Bay to AmbOy
and thence 20 TO NewYor the NewJersey Railroad
passing through Newark ..-
The earnings OF the Chicago and North Western Rail
wav Company for the third week in June were:
1858 s22 z7s 60 s2s6i22 O2 IneTese' 39J "
The following is comparative statement OF receipts
and exnenses OF the Pittsburgh and C0nnesvlle Rail
way Company t70 niles for seven months
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24


DROPOSALS for 100000 TAX RELIEF
BONDS ofthe CITY or NBWY YORKseaed Proposals viii be
.ed at the Comptruers Oes until TUESDAY June 9 1869 At
o'clock M the will be publicly opened for che whole
an, psH Of the 7G1o oaI Relief Bond. Of the City Of
EgwYort authorized by sec Of Chap S76. Laws Of se9
bonds he for purpose providing means TO re-
5 e Fan AID Fund be City Of YORK. doe Noyen
G that portou County debt due November and The quota Of
IN. STATE tar 10 Estate debt chArgsAbe " the
County of Newlork during the present year ....
M the rate Of cent per unun
e annually frst day Of May and November each
~ ard the principal will be redeemed the hrst day Of Ja In the
The poposss will state Of bonds desired and the price
.r one hundred theToof the whose proposals as
accented required deposit with the Chamberlain the
suns awarded respectively together With any premium thereof
The Family Fuud Bonds No So Of the Cy New YORK due
govembeT 1863. Bonds OF the County OF Nework entitled
Of TAIes due November
Of 1909" will accepted their value and accrued Interest pay
@ on oeount Of any proposals made for the Aforesaid Tar Relief
n of e CITY Of which may be ecepedi and In such
, the adjustment be made this oce and the new bonds issued
On prseung the reeeptof the Chamberlain ior
Of tue Aforesaid loan the parties N
bonds eqnal amounts OF the par value oil the
bearing urrest from the dates OF payment
This loan yitou Increasing debt Of the ohtrs an Investment
10 companies individuals unraed security and of period Of
years a., -,, , ,-,-..1 D., p..,...i. r., t.
Relief the City ofSewlork and neod second envelope
addressed 10 the Contruler. .,
so il reserved part the Comptrolero reject all
~ The Judgment the interests Of the Corporation require
"' RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller
City SewYok Department Of Finance Conp'rOler' once June
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
for the first two weeks OF June were: 60.
1859 81 g4 1858 S+6yS lne 44oo
Tbe Connecticut Senate to-day defeated the Paralle
Railroad project which TO make railroad line from
New Haven TO New-York competing with the New-Iork
and New. Haven Road, by o vote OF II " TO-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
p. N. HUTCHINSON. Secretary.

CITY or ALLEGHENY, PA,
TREAsURsR's OFFICE, June 10, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders OF
~ the SIX PER CENT. MUNICIPAL BONDS OF THE CITY OF
ALLEGHENY PA that the COUPONS said Bonds coming one
will be paid said day ess the State taxi at the Bank Of
F''soash' n tue 'iy O NAcPERRoN CITY Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
Aud the following for Railroad bonds:

Money stringent during the early part Of the day The
rates from 1l6 to per cent commission IN addition
to currency interest The bulk of transactions was made
lG and interest At the close of bank hours however,
there large amounts offered at currency interest
The high rates were by manipulating the market Tor
speculative effect upon the stock and bond market
Sterling Exchange remains firm under moderate offer
ing Of bills. We quote London, 60 days lo9i91O9i Lon
don sight 100 5llOs London, prime commercial 90 days.
lO90lO9s; Paris, long, l7l951G9 Paris, short, 6l69
5l32; Antwerp, 52O951s2; Swiss 52oa5Is3; Hamburg,
339S5E Amsterdam, 4Oi04O5; Frankfort, AOta4os
Bremen, Tst07s3; Berlin, 7l9Ti.
Messrs sOutter CO. advertise in another column that
they will pay the gold coupons of the Alabama and Chat
tanoOga Railroad Company at their Office No. % William
ST., on and after July /.
Reports from Washington say that Secretary Boutwell,
has appointed Gen Daniel Butterhed to the Office Of
Assistant Treasurer in this city.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treas
Receipts for Customs S2OOo for Gold Notes.
$4,000 total Receipts, $OSss2l 40; total Payments
Sl,1Ol 69s IS; Balance, SsG,Ol7O49 81. . .-..
The following the list Of treasure per steamer Arizo
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
finuntial.
DEPARTMENT % THE INTKRioR.
NHl

UHFARTMENT
hDiAg ATYAiEs, June IL, 1893
DAYMENT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP
Notice hereby given the Interior prepared
90 nav he ouap u the Sac and PoI IadaDs of the
Nppf rpfy,sd by issued by the Indian Bureau
HE euaass presented M payment prior August 1909
tb ds 20 wt be aowed Them They should be
ted through ooe snd the applications FOR payment must In
''N' 49, > T. s. PARKER Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

Y
being an In the State debt within is months
Of S7I1O93 H. This unfavorabe exhibit has occasioned
considerable disturbance among the holders OF the bonds
Of the State here upon the reports that apary in favor OF
repudating the forming in the State
the theory that the State Constitution forbids the sale of
the bonds Of the state atless than while tho greater
portion Of these bonds have been sold at from Goa7@
per cent by the railroads in order TO raise money The
present condition Of the State amentable but any talk
OF Reputation in any form will no doubt be voted down
by the citizens who have struggled manfny to sus-
tain the credit of the State in pas and holders Of the
bonds who bought them knowing that the faith Of the
State was pledged for their payment, will no doubt ul-
matey be paid In full.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
ing June gives the following results when compared
NTH ne preyiOus week.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
UsrrHp SrlrEs TREAsURr, Exv.YoRx. Jupe q, 1885

TO THE Holders of OHIO STATE STOCKS;
NOTICE hereby that the Interest due the lsi day OF
v 1859 on Funded Debt Of he state Of Ohio u be pad the
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, n the CITY Of New
Ys from 18th proIDo neHsvsJJ and thereafter At
our ofee In this city -
Columbus Obio. June ", 1909 -,
JAMES H. GOODMAN Auditor ofStAte. lCommi'sonsrs 1.-THE
ISAAC r. SHERWOOD Secretary Of State sinking FgnS oihe
II NeneTal ktate OF Ohio
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

HORACE GREELEY AT THE OPERA.-The
New York Sun says that at the italian Ope-
ra, on Friday evening, Horace Greeley, in his
histor cal drab overcOat, occupied prominent
seat in the parquet. He came alone, and evil
IDENTITY to secure a nap. Having deposited his
hat under his seat, he sank at once, and be-
fore the rise of the curtain, into peaceful slum-
cor, from which neither the roll of kettle
drums, the braying Of trumpets, the growing
of the bassoons, nor the great climax OF all the
voices solo, chorus, and orchestra-was sufi-
cient to arouse him. He was dreaming per-
chance of "Merry England" for pleasant
smile played about his mouth. At the close
of the second act, the great somnambulist quiz
city fished up his hat and wandered vaguely
away
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
Letter from Yarmouth.

To the Editor of the Press:
Yarmouth, after an old-fashioned country
snow storm has subsided to its usual quiet.
Peace and tranquility reign. This has been
the first snow storm after which the roads
have needed breaking out. We have besn
favored in this county this winter as much
as the people of our northern counties have
suffered. Occasionally we have a mail, but
not very regularly
"Every dog must have his day"-and now
velocipedes seem all the rage. One of our
citizens intends opening a school in few
days, when all who desire can have an op-
portunity to learn the art. A large room is
being fitted up and when ready will make an
excellent hail.
Although the Cumberland County Congre-
gational Association have decided that men
should be hung, still there are many who
think differently, and who are hoping for the
abolishmsnt of capital punishment.
1 do not know when our town meeting is
to be held, but 1 hear that this year each
party will run a separate ticket. If so it is
to be hoped that the Republicans will be at
tentive and awake, and so I'll our Offices with
men whom all can trust. The peoples ticket,
which has prevailed for the past three or
four years, has given general satisfaction, and
l do not know for what reasons they wish
| change. FELIX.