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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10
4 aAts0 THIRD DAY. esSesQ
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1860. Commencing at p.

Annivcrsary Of n. R.,.,
Patriotic and M;ttsrr p ;. 1sn1er - iil'
p-s,s.sr 49,. -. = :. 'ary programme
!. over,urs n en- ND D,. rAnlniAH Music.
ARRANGED tor Grand orcSe.t,. =; On AuSer
PERFORMER. Fisfv T,rIsa OF une Thousand
Fun cSoru. e,.sa qs6sns SYM Luther
8 Grand March, speaes Festival Composite sa is.
j. ara sss asS Il 81 i '',a 'sss'
8. ss sse s 55sP ds5s iaiiodasias
Band ii One THOUSAND. One Funded hSr zn Wis.,
Msmbars ~ wv III Is psc,o1M I oy one Hundred
Nstionsi Air as;i G on the American
by,fsSrand orcSestra' miit uP f Rand
and , Other asssaOssnsnis g. G. Converse.
Z. Marche Militaire. nPrincs Fsda-,o, c.-,,,
f%Sf lita 78is q = ! ! p.,...
1884,, Bend Of 1000 Performers - 'A' =
Orchestra seeom aa1Pa.MSsa' with chorus and
O. The Harm Thai once Thro Ts.o,s tr.,,.
Arranged for Full Chorus. Grand 0rchsstra sIis
w. aria tor Trumpet from en- Bravo, Mercadante
= c ssompanim aS,s. WIN o''As''la' Ae
+ Grand Chorus: Organ ana Orchestra "0SA'hi
| VsertuLe, 0tfa0ella". FIofow
| 49,. Reed Band of 500 Performers.
| Ehoral One Hundredth Psaln
TMqs, Organ, Orchestra MILITARY D~nd, &c.
'As 'A'Nsrse. ~ 20
.A - FOuYTH DAY.. atf
| FRIDAY JyNE IS, 1sa com,,enc;r, =, o.,.,..,.
y IL =. sisas M. ~ - 80 >s''A
/ OfSAIe2IO ANASYMpHoNy
/ PARI1 = -.
overtrre $1,000
| 3. Choral. ssTocod IN HIGH
| Paup'. a II From est.
3, symphony, No 8, Tin 9 Minor),;. mendeissonn
[. Allegro ono. ,...bcetnoVen.
'it.ss4fsJ bar 2. Andante CON H.
t.-t s-lv4f ~ e 3. Scherzo az. Ia
j. A,i. .Io.c;a en,s n;.nsap s,S allegro. |
| aasssd Sung by Miss Adelaide Phillips; HANDEL |
0. achieved Is the Glorious WORK.
the "Creation" 80: ~. 90 ~
y. Thanks De TO dod. from 'Hiuan lra.,sa
m"pm ~ III
| /. a-nSIeepers Wake. a voice is Calling
From est Paul.. ................ Mendelseoh
6-Prayer: From Moses In Egypt. B Rossin
| 3. Gloria. From the 18th Mass .......... Mezar
4. Hallelujah, From the "Messali'. !. i. Hand e
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Administrators Sale of Real Els

xAUIHISCEdCOT 3 6dIC VI Kk0HI lIS-
tate.
HOUSE and Land No 80 State Street.
l1Lot of Land Church street, near Federal, con-
tanning about 1900 feet. . 1850 fs4 3sta "a
Lot OF Land on corner of Church and Newbury
streets, containing about 3400 feet.
Lot OF Land on Church, below Newbury st, con-
tanning about $500 feet h '4s- 8 4 6ls S
Undivided interest In lot of Land on Mayo street.
The above property Is offered at private sale for
ten days andif not disposed Of within thattime will
be sold at public auction. 9srfs.it IS a.5 Is s
Apply to - B. q. SoMERBY, Admir-.
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NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY

NEW YORK, June 9.-Judge Blatchford has
granted the motion to bond the steamer Quak-
er City, and appointed appraisers to make q
valuation. II
The Express ascertains. IL says. from reliable
sousces, that the committee Of the Central
Cuba Junta are in treaty with the owner for q
charter Of q fast screw vessel Of 700 tons, to
convey 5OO men and large supply Of arms to
CUBA. 1t is said the vessel is to start in few
The hotel walters strike has ended In favor
et the pFopr1etors, who have taken back less
than twenty Of the strikers.
Three sailors on board the steamer Henry
Chauncey were arrested on her arrival from
AAspinwali for the robbery of a passenger of
The large stove mandatory of Menisk s.
Co.. IN elizabeth, N. j., fell in to-day carry
into the basement AID destroying considera-
ees, numbering about 1000, were in the build-
Ing when the accident occurred. Z
A. l.. Stedman, wealth Englshman, stop
ing at the Brevort House with Sir John Bar
rington, ex- Mayor Of London, disappeared on
Sunday morning and it ia feared has been foul
lg dealt with. The matter has been placed in
the hands of the detective force.
FIRE.
ELMIRA, June 0-This morning about three
O'Clock fire was discovered in the saw mill,
planning mill, and stave and shingle factory Of
ID. Cole 81 Son, at Havana, N. Y. The entire
building, with the machinery and quantity
OF shingles and slaves stored in the building
were burned. The fire communicated to the
lumber yard, and a considerable quantity was
destroyed. 1t is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary Loss $4,000; no i'm
ihrahee:
MASsAOHUsETTs.
PASSAGE OF THE PRoHIBIToRY LIQUOR LAW.
Boston. June 9.-The prohibitory liquor bill.
excepting the cider clause, passed the House
to-dav-152 to 81.
PRESIDENT GRANTS VISIT TO BOSTON.
President Grant will attend the opening GER
enonies Of the National Peace Jubilee, and be
the guest of the city the first and second days.
Gov. Clafin has ordered military escort for
the occasion. The city government will give
President Grant banquet during his stay.
MANsLAUGHTER.
Rairiek and James Chesyer, brothers, some
days ago torcibly elected John Good from their
liquor saloon in Roxbury, and Good subse-
quently died in the hospital from alleged inju-
ries then received. The Cheevers are under
arrest for manslaughter.
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, ON psv
~ market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s. +. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer
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Sherif,s Sale.
E. m PATTRN a. co., Auesioneess
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Administrators Sale of Household
Furniture. go

ON Thu, sssy, June 18th, at Q IL A NJ, at No %
" State At walnut and Brocatel Sofas and Chairs,
Center. Pier Exts usion and Toilet Tables, Mosaic
and Papier Mache Tables, What Nots, Secretary,
sideboard, Walnut Chamber Sets, Pariof and Cham :
Der curtains OH Paintii g. Marble oman ents MI
rors Crock cry, Glass and china Ware Wool and on
carpets. Beds and Bedding, Dining Room ana Kitch-
en- Furniture, cook Stove, &C. ) ad. ~ !
At II O'clock, octave Piano-Forte, made BY Ed
wards. "A superior instrument, In perfect order.
@House open ut 10 on morning Of sale
AH B. G. S0MERBY, AdminstI ator.
June 9-dtd 4mai b siul'iT 90 n---
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FroViaions.

Turks Is. "
hid. Is bus. y 70 q 450
st. Martin, 375 q 4 80
do, ckd.in bond2 81 @275
Cadiz dutyp'd none
lCadiz In bond none
Grind butter. q q
Liverpool duty
paid ..,.,.. 8 B0@a %
IIiV. In bond 2 3Tiln1 TX
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.s21 az SECOND DAY. aH $50
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1862. Commencing at
P. M.
GRAND CLASSICAL PROGRAMME.
SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO.

SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO.
sl9AA o. PARTI.
.. aL3yoev %. nysrture on Luther's Choral Nicolai.
- o-.AND THE GLoRx % rnE .Lvs. g..
the sMessiah'. -. ii aho.,
d. kEcfTATIoE AND ARIA. Non pju al fori -
From Ia Clemenza dl Tito" ......... Mozart
Sung by Miss Adelaide Phillips - :
4. He WATcHINa Oven ISRAEL. From
o. AIR. Let the bright Seraphim. From
oratori0 Sampson. ....,...... n landed
Sung by Madame Parepa Rosa
3. SEE THE CoNoUERNG HERO COMES. 4
From Judas Maccabaeus's Handel
-s9s2 Cs interm5ssioa Fifteen Minutes.
s.aR Hst ua,nssis PART III.
!. SyMpHoNY Tin O major). ....... Schubert.
~ /. Andante. Allegro. IA ~. = -
2. Andante con moto. say4a
w - 3. Schereo.
M, ..-sa 49, sat 4. Finafe.
b-THE HEAVENS ARE TELLING.
From the "Creationr. . . ... HAYDN
sAtaG THIRD DAY. $1,000
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/. a-"SIeepers Wake, voice is Calling" y
b-Prayer. From ssMoses in Egypt .. .Rossin
2. Infiammatus. From ssStabat Mater. =. Rossin
3. Gloria. From the 18th Mass. .......... Mezar
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

We invite Tire attention of our readers
20 the card of Mr.. Albrecht, in to-day's
issue. Mr.. A. is now fully prepared to
execute any work entrusted to him with
4isataess, durability aud dispatch. He
is we'll known throughout our county,
,aad we will not attempt to "puf" him
as il is impossible. Any one who has
ever hnd pair of Boots or Shoes made
lby.this gentleman will surely never have
Ehem made any where else
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90. change Contract Advertisements
aytiCe must be given on Tuesday morn

oTGoURT.-tIndge Carpenter arrived on
Monday last and the Court of General
Sessions was convened on that morning
aud has been an session during the week
The docket of criminal cases. is very
lafee. and it is probable that the Court
illbesittihg during the next two weeks
We win publish the list of the cases
ffisd1is our next issue
The Judge is looking remarkably we'll
ih.ytPiite Of hin tiis accident iu New York
mentioned in our last, and gets through
the business Of the Court in his faccps-
toned expeditions pdPaeusaut manner.
Me.E.. d. Seabreok is acting Solicitor
attfm tefm.H He makes nm efficient off,
Ger, and clesrtard succinot speech.
Ws Sanhdt refrain from mentioning
tho noisy, and happy crowd that has been
congregated in front of our Office and
the, Court House during the past week
All sonlplexiops and sizes, every variety
Uf character is represented And the
sounds that rise above the motley crowd
arc us varied as the crowd itself
Speeches are nude TO little knots, and
sIseasa of ia&ghtsr iutorrups and greet
fhe speakers; friends meet one another
and express their boisterous Joy at the
mectina; farmers talk of!their crops aud
their cases: it is really lively aai re-
freshing. s es'l fr'st
Ever and anon the Court Crier's voice
s6a1as sabove the din us he calls for
s'A4abelfa Hanks or some other tardy
witness. Now and then horse breaks
h,kay and runs off with i. buggy aud the
prgyd shouts and runs after it.
1c We ghape really enjoyed the week.
Many Of ,ohf friends have been in Town
and jolly reunions have we had, and
sHeasaoF ;acquaintanoes f rmed. Court
tis9e fs seailyjtheljolliest time in tho year
for Qrangeburg.
The prospects are that the crowd and
*haFjoshsy will continue unabatod duripg
next wesk, and we would invite all eur
farmers 70 come to Town, and to come
mp aDdsee us. 1t win cheer them to see
and hear Che crowd.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23
Sheriff Sales.

BY virtue OF sunafy swrits. Of q. IA, to me
directed l will sell to the highest bidder.
at Orangebdrg Court House, on the FIRST
Monday in November next, for cash the
following properly siE:iG .5.T'A ~
On Tuesday after salesday, at the resi-
dence offp Arspts 2 Mules, !, Wagon, j pair
Steelyaras, PioW Sfocks; ,Pl6Ss and q cars,
8 or 9 Baskets, 1afSahd Sitter, Sling, spade
and Ase, 2daeasnres, 2 Augers, Corn, Peas,
Rios, Potatoes and IFotideri lot or Ropes and
other articles ,oni the place. levied on as
the property of G. Arant, deceased, at the
suit Of Z. J. Fielder, Ex'r and others:
eALs0ES I gT se
On Tuesday aitef saiesday, AZ ,heArcsi.
dence Of j. d. Innbinet, about 20 bushels
Corn, 600 pounds Fodder, 500 pounds Seed
Cotton, 70 bushels Rice more or less and 2
Trgnks Levied lon as the property,of J. D.
inabihetnt the suit Of v. u L. Innbinet.
ALSO
One tract Of land containing $40 acres
more or5essl Bounded !by d. sAyineer, w. E.
Norris, P. =. Tate and estate hands Of David
shplerS ( Levied pm 40 the property Of q. W.
Thompson at tho suit Of v. d. v. Jamison,
Commissioner In Equity. ii
ALSO
One House and Lot tihsthe Town OF Orange-
burg containing acres of land more or less
Levied on as the property of Mrs. A. IL.
Hall at thesnit of p. F. Simmons. r,
=. ALSO
ON Tuesday after -salrsday, mt the resi-
dence Of S. Z. AIoorer, 10 head Hogs mere
er less, s or head Cattle more or less, lot of
Manure in Stabte,1 Box, Raw Hides, lot
of Sheep and LOT Of Fodder Levied on as
the property Of S. Z. Moerer at the suit of b.
f. Simmons for the use of Vim. o. Colliaf.i
ALSO
One tract of land coIaairing 500 acres
more or less, bounded north by Mrs. +. b.
Wannamakcr. east by j. Sanders and Mrs.
c. Grambling south by Il. b. Whalcy and
estate of IkVEllis~ and west by Mrs. T.. Il.
Glover Lowed ON as the property of j. G..
Wannamaker, at the suit of Daniel 0Cain
-, ALSO r,
Five tracts of land oohtainine sss acres
more or less, lying on Beaver Creek, and
containing each as follows. ~
The Mrs Hook place contains 156 acres
more or less
The Mill Seat contains acres more or
less.
The Criderpplaoe contains i6 acres moro
or. less. pC{ES&l r$ sstu y , :
The Jacob Hook place contains 254 acres
more or ieaS. n.
The wannamaker place contains 344 acres
more or less. Levied as the property of
tlieiestate Of q. H. ]. look at the suit Of j .
G.. Wnnnnmnker
ALSO
Two tracts of land containing in house
tract lC0 acres more or less, and the other
tract containing - acres more or less.
Levied on as.the property Of c. Arant, de-
ceased at the suit of T.. j. Fielder, Exccut or
of the estate Of j. IL. Fielder. ~.
ALSO
Muso, Head Carte, lreed Hogs, I
Wagon, Buggy, about 500 lbs Seed Cotton,
81 bushels Corn more or less, 1900 lbs Fod-
der more or less 8 bushels Potatoes, l0 bush.
Cotton Seed, 30 bushels Rice more or less
Levied on as the rrcpertyof d. ID. Punches
at the suit of Laura Y. Shuler and others
oransesarr sstsi. C olIies; H' 5. H. RIGGS s
oct Is I'd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

ma TUTr's INPovED HAIR DyE.--1s
admitted on oil sides to be the most
simple ard natsral Dye ever invented (;
It il easily applied, does moi stain the
skin, leaves che hair soft and glossy, aud
is instantaneous in its effect. Try itand
you viii use 10 other.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

DAviDsoN's HIsToRY OF SouTH
CAaoLINA.-A neat, clearly printed lit
tic School Book has been placed upou
oartable Dufie & Chapn,an publish
ors, Columbia, SO. Ca Sent to any ad-
dress, by mail, for 81. For sale by Mr..
Kirk Robinson at 90 cents.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

The attention Of the Board of Fire
masters is called to the small supply o.
water in our fre'wells. No better time
could be found than the present to dig
them deeper. and Increase tho supply Of
water.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

Dir. John &. Hamilton will accept
our thanks for his kind remembrance Of
our Office. The cakes and BISCUITS were
from the Kentucky Bakery and were
ezcellous. just such nice box fIreal-
ly good things We would rseommsnd, 10
our readers, Mr. Hamilton has them
for sale by the box or at retail.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

bfs Ar. Lucas Of the Darlington Demo
crat, and MIR. Bolton of the Horny Sen
ti.seA are both dead. They were young
men and but recently married.
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Notice Of Dismissal,

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ed
IN ward F.. Reese will apply for Letters
of Dismissal, on the 18th day of November
next, as Administrator of the Estate of John
U. Reese, deceased.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
oct 2-4t Judge of Probate.
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COnsignees per South CarolinaRail-
road Remaining in the Depot to
Date. 20
M. t. Shur akor, v. NJ Smith, C. t. Geh.
rcls, Jacob Conner, NJ. j. Keller, Fl. N. Smell,
g. Diercks, II. Holman, w. Riser, Z. C. Shu-
lcr, X. III. Wilcs.
Per Express ~
B. II. Knots, Henry Darby, (col'd) Mrs.
l.. NJ. Keitt, A. NJ. Inabinct, Mrs. G. ID. Sell
lers.
In accordance with orders received from
the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter
be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for an unreasonable length of time.
W.. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
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Ms. John d. Stocker has splendid
assoftment of Goods at his new store,
0orner Of Russell and Church Streets.
Cheap for cash. Give him call
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The weather ia sers dry here now,
we have had no rain for seyeral weeks,
The Fall gardens are completely parehed
up. Y vnlsss ss sNPpthrysq we hqyq good raip sson
the Winter crop will be complete fail
me. vg ~ i,
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BThc of whod
ton OF no 900 extended from North cfa to
Things OLA
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Notice of Dismissal.

AToTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN will, on Saturday, the 28d day of Oc-
tober next, apply to the Honorable court of
Probate for 0rangehurg County, for Letters
of Dismissal, MS Administrator of the Estate
of D. X. Hungerpeiler late of said County,
deceased. JOHN HUNGERPEILER.
Septepber 23d, 1869. I'm
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CHISOLM BROTHERS, !.
CORNERSTONE MERCHANTS.

CnAREESFON,-S s.. @. Sse~. -
Are prepared to make LIBERAL <AD-
NANCES on Consignments to them Of COT
TON. BICE, TIMBER, LUMBER, 40. i
cot 10 2 % - wea = - = = Sun Z
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corros STATES LIFE INsohANcn

CoTToN STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
CoMpANy.--The Agent os this: purely
Southern Company, with our ola friend
DIR. Jos. Quattlebaum, is now 'e.anvaasipg
this and Lexington Counties in the in
terest of this Company This is one of
the best companies now represented ip
our County, and is conducted by. s6me Of
our best statesmen We hespeak for
this Company a liberal share of patron
age. @aa0s -
DIR. Quattlebaam is we'll know n in our
County, and would not recommend an
enterprise unworthy the patronage of our
citizens. talr.ari1 stE a,sl ti,I rl,.si
--------..---uus.-...l .---uus. -. <uu-----.--.--.--- -
See advertisement of Messrs. Ezekiel
Z" 20 p Tt9tT. MN
Mr. " l., w. Riley has discontinued
business in our Town.
The Young Americas parade to-day at
halfpast three.
Corn and Peas are in good demand in
our Town. '' pT'
---------zz&-p -
A Young, man who recently took unto
himself a wife, says he didn't find it half
SO hard to get married as he did to get
the furniture. .ClsuEaif.
READ THIS.
For 5 new subscribers-S2 in Green
backs.
For 10 new ubscribcrs-s4 in Green
backs. .f i.tLs5tts5 5sE}@s
For 20 new subscribors-.SS in Green
For 20 new subscribcrs-s17 in Green.
bucks.
For SO new subscribers-S25 in Green
backs.
For 100 new Subscribers S55 in
Greenbacks,
For $50 new ubscribers---Sgo in
Greenbacks, or one of Grover & Bakers
fine silver plated cabinet Family Sewing
Machines, worth one hundred dollars In
New York. =. .v,as.r.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

smaf Business Cards % @ W~@
yerates
nide Of ri
inside of Back cent edtoab
wectN
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The Young Americas parade to-day at
halfpast three.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

A yonng.m who recently took unto
himself a wife, says he didn't find it half
SO hard to get married as he did to get
the furniture. sOls.RaH
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-23

Corn and Peas are in good demand in
our Town. "'' ''-' D7'
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Nj W Il, W. Riley has discontinued
y g. q IL - -
business in our Town.
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The Plan Of The Rural Carolinian, .

Is Comprehensive Embracing Wide Range Of TOPICS
taon and Liberal of Pictorial dong SnbjecE
which will
Which will be Treated in Garefui Thoroughly oil
5, tl and Practical Nlannerf I'd NJ i yrid;fr,-t wsj
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See advertisement of Messrs Ezekiel
a. Co, ya ,, -s.- ~ =. ,-r,->
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INDIANA.
TrOubIe Ina the LEGISLATURE.

1t will be remembered that the Democratic
Legislators OF this State left their respective
houses without quOrume, so as to defeat the
ratification OF the fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution of the Unlcd States. In view of
this general decampment, Governor Baker has
issued the following:-
To the People of Indiana:-The present
session of the General Assembly has
been rendered almost fruitless of good
results by the resignation OF seven cen
Senators and thirty.seyen Representatives,
thereby leaving each house without a quorum.
No appropriations have been made for The or
dipnry expenses of the benevolent and other
public institutions of the State. Hence special
session of the General Assembly, at an early
day, is necessity. i have, therefore, this day
Issued wrlts of election to the SherIns of the
several counties in which vacancies have oc-
cured by reaso on of said resignations, directing
elections 10 be held on the Esd Of March, 1869.
For the purpose of making known the order
of said election, and OF indicating my intention
to convene the General Assembly in special
session at as early day in the month of April
as may seem to be practicable, / have thought it
eXpedlent to issue this proclamation.
In witness whereof l have hereto set nv
name, and caused the seal of the State TO be
affixed, in the city of Indianapolis, on this the
9Th day Of March, A. d. 1869.
CONRAD BAKER, GOyernOl
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This Evenings Quotations.

LONDON, March 8 = Evening.-The political
news is lneagre and unimportaDt. Copsols for
money, 92i@925; for account, 92i@9a. U. s.
POS quiet and steady at 82s. American stocks
quiet; Erie Railroad, 244; Illinois, 81; Great
Western, 33.
PARIS, March 9.-Bourse quiet; Rentes, II.
LIVERPOOL March 9-EveOIng. Cotton quiet.
Uplapds, 12td.; Orleaus, l25d. TIE sales have
been 5000 bales. Red Wheat 9s. Old Corn, 3ls.;
new. 29s. Sd. Common Rosn, 81. 3D.. Petro-
leum dull; refined, l.. sgd. Linseed oil, 429 los.
LONDON. March 8-Egening.-Tallow, 46s. Cd.
Sugar dull at 39s. Sd. ON ibe spot. ri
ANTWERP, March 9.-Petroleum easier at 67lf.
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A You've RAscAL.-About o'clock yester-
day afternoon a boy, not ten years u age
residence of MIR. Levi Bersley. No. 1917 North
Sixth street, aud ransacked the house from top
to bottle ono. The occupants were absent at the
time, but the next door neighbor heard noise
on the premises, and notified policemen 20
that effect. The officer entered and fouad Gurr
in the act of searching the bureau drawers tor
vsluables. He was arrested and committed py
Alderman Kerr. He gained an entrance oy
tearing away the wire screen on the cellar WIN
dow, and while inside had done considerable
damage with hatchet In defacing Inc properly
and cutting up the pipes leading 10 o wash
basin on the first floor.
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The Wblte Heuse Receptions.
FROM VIRGINIA.
Meeting of the Republican state Con.
YenIiOm

PETEsBURG, March The Republican State
Convention met at noon 10 day. Tucker, an
anti Wells man, was declared the temporary
chairman which the Wells men resisted, and
general fight eDsued arounk the cnairman's
stand. A strong police force inteIfsred and
separated the combatsnts. Mr.. Burgess. the
MaSor oi ahe town w apot areo ana made o
didates for temporary chairman followed advo-
catin peace. Another row occurred. ana the
Mayor ordered tue police to clear the hall,
which was DONE The delegates now
scattered about the streets, and 1T Is not know
when they will reassem ble a u ~
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The New York Money Market.

FTOHl Lte IT1Oin6.
money was in good supply at per cent. in
currency There was but little activity in call
hours. Commercial paper remains unchanged
at 7@9 pei CEN. TIE banks TO day generally
enforced the new law in regard oihe certif-
cation of checks. No checks were certified
unless the money WAS In bank TO meet them
Considerable disturbance was caused by the
change.
'SIeriinR Exchange was dull and steady at
uuotations:-LoDdon. 60 days, l0S5z@Dl09; Lon.
don, sight, l09lS@ lt9s4; Ii ndon. prime CONNER.
cial. lOS2s@lvSH; Paris, long. 20@5Il7z5; Paris,
62lA@s 20; Hamburg. 3534@35zs; Amsterdam.
N5s@zO2I; Frank fort, 4Os6@9402l; Bremen. 1880
7S3I: Berlin 7l3S@7lM"