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u" has been travelling about humbugging drug
sists ani private parties. mixing az AMI selling
base compound which he calls WUt1OTr- Pain
white outside wrapper OWN signature largo.
LooA out tor couaterfrit>.
SIX I'ints Of WoLtOrI'S A>NIHlLkTOR for
taiarrh and olds Ia the head, or one Pint ot
ram Pantior tlrcr- or Pam. sent free OF express
charges, on receipt OF the money at Isl thaihtm
sqaar~. y. Y. or on Gallon OF Pain Paint (,luub,e
strength f"t go. small bottles sold by all Drug.
stst- Il. l.. HOLJOrr. Awly
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r. N, HpRdilc .>cHafe and HoasS At Re-
pres. Htdtires ~ L.gisidfars bied
The undrrsign-d respectfully petition your Hon
orahic bu,iy Tor leave 10 Nirud my wharf IN
Buck- port Village adjoining :. 4. iiali- stose
400 III Ia tie iidr "a Atet- 81 ! -uobscoi River.
>.r 18th l-Gg. 5W49 JOHN 4. III N
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ia We Hon. senate aud House OF Rrpres.n.a =
ttv, OF Maine. In Legislature assembled -
Respect uiy represent the un,lersig ivour
petit onrr~l viitZrn> 81 Trenton. II .n,o
County. Maine: That laid town ui Trrnion !,
very naturally and equally 81, idcj almost u.
whole irngth. from North io SOUTH b, "a
sru OF frenchuiAn, BAY. known a, Jordan
RIVER. ~ may lie readily cen Us rri-rrnCs to
iiAncock Count, Map. That tho Eastern l-,r-
lion 81 laid Town known - Es>i Trenton ARE
subjected to great Inconvenience la attending
ihe Al nual and State Elections. 4, well :.
o her meeting, of The Town, bs having 10
cross -aid jordan. River. which at i"w t,ic i
almost impossible. hat We YOUR Petitioner.
believe that thu interest OF all concerned will
p promOts i hN division Of ~aid Town. that
"" have no sinister moliye~ in view.
We Therefore AZ for Adis i>iun 81 ~ Il Town
making -4ii J.,r,isE- River the dniding line.
aud "a continuing to the head vi what j. AupNu
~ Long tirrA. and thence IN a nortnerty it
Trciiuu between what l. Anown A. til Aus n
l;"ad on The E-s-s nd the MI Ds-s ri Roa'i
the West TO the line Of the Town al HaHc ,cA.
aud thai the said ka-t part be ip-orpora Ell
Town with the name Of Ea-t Trenton and a
in duty bound Will even pray
ALtN>pN GuoGtNs zud other.
Trenton, Dee 1T. ls9 Sw49
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Those who wish = reliable prepal alton for
the hair should adopt Halls Vegetable >ieiiian
mir RsDeWer,
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Strayed.

Cam int my possession two calves one
steer black color. and = stI ap the nsck marked
y. q. omith one . heller. red color, - ith u small
spot In the ce. The owner 10 requested 10 pa,
charges and tase them away.
THOMAS SMITH.
Surry, Dec. 9Th, 1863. swAe
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READ what the editor Of Ihc Cincinnati Times
says OF AUru's Lung Balsam:
a Remarkable Cure. - Mr.. samuel Lewis one
OF the old Pioneers OF C,ncinaa !, was very hong.
appcraniy. in the last stages OF Consumption.
and given up ~ ph, sicians when som. KIND
friend recommended him To use Allen. Lung
Bal'aIn. lie iii 80. and Immediately commenc ed
recovering. ami IN sblc 10 attend - business.
H. says I'm truth, may say 1t ha. saved my
life" Nj. Lewsls well known in Cincinnati. and
the fullest confidence may be placed la hi, stat
ments. I,I' dhc. therefore TO the community.
especially thps. suffering under tn. terrible
ma!ady. that the fullest rdblcIiy lie gwen to such
marvellous cures, that other sufferers may avail
ihemselve. OF the remedy with pleasure. there
tore refer to TIT. cure
FROM our knowledge OF ths merits Of this ~
lent BAl.am, and what We hear OF its merits. We
think 1t should b a, used by al altering
from a cough. or any pulmonary complaint. We
hear that many Tar adv scesi 10 con.Gmptionha g
iron cured swsa
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r. The Honorable !>cHdf, md NoHs, II Hsp-
reseHfatuet in Legislature assembled.
The under-Ig urd respectfully petition your
Honorable bod, Tor leave 10 extend my wharf on
nluu f.IE~T into tIar a,er-
81. T.. JORDAN,
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Bankruptcy 1tatlrt5.
Court Of Bankruptcy.

Tie neat tuurt OF hanArutic. 10 the Count
OF hancock viii he held in Ellsworth NJ the "hc-
O.; the ierk ufthr Court. on ida, December %,
toe at {. v'ciock, A.
PETER Til Nt iIEK.
l>tf Register a;h Disi Nc
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Allowed by Supreme Judicial Court.

state vs. Meltiah Jordan.
Total amount $3.50
Originated before .Sand Jury.
state V MeIetiah Jordan.
Total amount ass
Originated before Grand Jury.
State " sylvanus Jot dan
Total amount $3.50
Originated before Grand Jury.
State vs. Thomas NJ than
Total sIn)un' &l2a5
originated before uraud Jury.
state V 7homas Mahan.
Total amo s5.63
Originated befnse Grand Jury.
state VS. Levi Scott,
Total mount eass3
originated before Grand Jury.
state vs. William Davis and al
Totsl amount $685.
originated before W. A. Friend
Stat. VS. Donald NJ Stuart,
Total amount $3.50
ORG mated Del ,rs Grand Jury.
state VS. Benjamin I. Wool.
Total amount - 8,
ongin ited before Grand JuTy
stale VS. Jonathan Pressy
Total amount ASH
originated before ChAs. 4. Spoford.
State VS. Calvin j. Sargent.
Total amount SSH
Orig mated before a. y. Drinkwater
State vs. Ransom W. Crab,Iee app,t
Total amount sI445
Originated bcfv A. 8. Drinkwater
State vs. George Bacon.
Total amount Ar 80
Originated before Grand Jury
state VS. Ran ON W. CTaUtree,
Total amount AIS NJ
Originated before A. y. Drink water
state vs. Timothy Bresnahan All al
ot,i amount A22 a
Originated before A. r. Drinkwater.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
A CARD.


To the EdftOr OF The Trfbuns
SIR: Ny attention has been called to an inter
pretaton OF my letter ofast November published by the
indian Commission which is unjust TO myself as 70
others In a letter to friend, which was not intended
for publication mentioned fact which confirmed my
opinion that our Indian agencies could not be at military
posts without great Generalization. said that, when
distributing goods the Indians at Fort Wadsworth the
chiefs requested to take the names OF certain squaws
from their list "becsuse they were wives OF ofcers MY
friend had been in the Indian country and knew that tho
word wives as used by the chiefs, meant mistresses
added that soldiers Justified their shame by example
The letter. am told was punctuaed in the press that
some who read supposed referred to wives OF officers
An Interpretation which could give no intelligent idea
OF the conduct Of the chiefs beg the privilege 10 state
that such was not my meaning and any one who knows
me knows am incapable OF making such statement
The fact which occurred exactly "a have stated
above An officer at Fort WadswOrth writes to me; III
your letter had been written and punctuaod so as to con-
yey your meaning, exception could or would have
been taken but as It appeared in the public press II was
nothing more nor less than Islander on the wives
OF officers at this post" BY pubshng this note you Will
confer favor upon me- Yours, faithfully,
FartbalL, Feb. I6, 1862. H. b. WlilirLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAT.

SUPREME CouRT CIRCUrr-PART I-Oyer and Ter
mIne-S CslendarPAKr Noa 1906 1905 1910 l21l l2l
1880 1888 1880 1884, 1894 1922 1900 lal 1904 1876 1870 l9t lJio
1918 1870
SUPREME CoURr-TRnL TERMPARr IIL-Nos.
5 0s 1891 s 1914 l 49, 22 $50 49, 1885, aS i2a OH. 49,
1919 lOJT $40 lolG. 6a1
SUPREME COURT-SPEcuL TERM.-No calendar.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. H3, 1i9, 2l0,
$50 239
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.--Part Mos. i63
61s $40 go 65l go TOl CAS- 10 l2 ts 7o9 615 75
l2 40 AS 26n 76s no. GA 100 co., 69t 7 1850
MARINE COURT-TRIAL THRM--Nos 1924, 1856 1874
1899 1901 lt02 1875 Ti5 1851 ms TS0 1923 1863
igi s gl 0is 1884, iass 1885, 1885, 1889 1850 1864 lS6 1868
Court or GENERAL SEssIONs-l. The People agt
Peter Psherty-burglau Same sgt Edward segson-bularyt
Same AIT James MeGosaG-bgl.Y Same AIT David Cq5t,in
rape; Same agt ia. g. Devnblgamy; AIT Lne Jack
lceHy sanc sgt Chas Nelson larceny Same
axL Thomas McC0fnlck-arcsnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers
limited amount Of its First Mortgage Bonds at par
One thousand miles of the line West from Omaha are
now completed, and the whole grand line to the
Pacific will be open for business in the Summer Of
1869.
BY its charter the Company is permitted to issueh
own First Mortgage Bonds to tho same amount &c
the Government Bonds, and no more These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all IT.
equipments, and give over eight per cent on the
investment. Such mortgage upon what, for lons
time, will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic aud Pacific States, takes the highest rank as
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est from Jan. /, in currency. Subscriptions will be
received in New York at the Companys Office, No.
% Nassau-st, and by JOHN j. CISCO 4 Son, Bankers.
No. so Wall-st., and by the Company's advertised
agents throughout the United States. Pamphlets,
with full particulars, on application.
Bonds sent free but parties subscribing through s'a'
agents, ,ciu look TO then, for their safe delivery.
JOHN J. Cisco, Treasurer New-forh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
TIE PATENT OFFICE.

TO ne Editor OF Tho TribRne.
SIR: The last report of the Commissioner of
Patents showsan excess Of receps over expenditures in
that department for the past six months Of fifty three
Thousand dollars N59OOO).
The whole OF this excess. as well as che whole cost Of
conducting the department has been paid by the inven-
tors Of this and other countries whose numbers are in
creasing every year IL well known fact that large
amount Of money paid to the Office every year for APP
pcatons the claims In which found TO conflict with
others previously made, and OF course rejected Under
present s extremely difficult for inventors
to know what has been already accomplished in the par
tlcular direction in which they are working. for the
reason that the yearly report OF the Commissioner 10
usually at least two years behind in it's publication The
result great waste OF time and labor in producing
that which some one else has already perfected TO
remedy this ii is proposed TO apply portion OF the sur
plus Of the Patent Office to the publication OF
weekly official report OF all patents Issued, together
with the claims and brief statement Of the nature OF
he invention for free distribution TO all who should sig
nifty their desire 10 obtain copy by sending their
TO the Commissioner q. L. n.
Rnaol LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
THE WALL-sT BOND ROBBERY.


ANOTHER ARREsT-A PORTION of ihH 'i0LH'
- .- RoNDS RECOVERED
Early yesterday morning, Capt. Jouruah anu
detective officer McCord arrived IN TINS Guy ha'ns ~
custody George King alias Charles HoiDrooh WIZ. so.
had arrested In Cincinnati on charge oi na,.e a.,
concerned with John Dobbs 10 the ,Ss and other
boxes United states bonus mo
securities from the office Of Messrs Gs%Dreli ns rye
No IA wast the 1st Of January last. thar bs ysiua
bes contained these boxes An xsrs made
Of hs safe t in office wss sss the
Offices unlocked the safe was opened Ss yana
bies were abstfacted Dobbs remained In tns g., 'X NJ,
after the robbery and was here arrested anine that
King was in Cincinnati Capt Jourdan cCn
but was told on bis arrival ~ rc had arrived on
the 18th OF January and departed on the 2st
Jordan returned this city and on the "a INST
Ss ssGn s% nna
Detectives McCcrd and Woodbridge were az once sent on
10 that city, but on arriving there found that the MAD
under arrest not the one they wanted put one 81
band instrels The officers visited d ensS
searcnR for the fugitive but without success ana nna
returned to this city Soon after Their return Hsp R1n
dan visited CINCINNATI and gave 70 ss OF life &C. and
after another una vaing search returned 70 tns eiy
few days ago Chief Ruin teegraphed 70 bav have
dan TO come on at once the man for whom tney
searched long had again appeared IN tnat CITY snu
could be secured Procuring csr MCord at
once proceeded to Cincinnati. ana again the Laard
Of but was not found until after three or four days aud
ss5 600 worth OF the stolen bonds These we're seized
OF the amount stolen from Messrs Cambreih hSrSs
unaccounted for. considerable proportion o.,
this missing amount has probably been reckesSy sPes
by King who has been leading fast NE. ne hsa en
gagged furnished house In Cincinnati, where ne was
Won't 10 entertain his male and female friends IN pr"t
style Presents ayished on his female aeqma,n
aees and he scattered money everywhere with
hand Yesterday the accused was taken before
Hackett Of the Court Of General Sessons; ana %as W
him committed TO the Tombs to await trial ne ~ sgea
about az years. and native OF one OF the new
states He IA possessed OF good education, ana up 70
tic time OF the robbery possessed the confidence VI ms
employers The trial both King and DoDbs mas Deeh
act down for an early day. .. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

We have here nearly 90OOOOOO Of pounds TO be trans
ported additional to the quantity Of 1856 and from an
that because Of unoeasng exhaustion OF the soil
had been enormously extended Such being the case IL
may be doubted whether the price received on the
plantations had been than twice great as that
received for SO.Oo0,OOO.
1sSO-S51 pounds 7s 900 900. t92OO0oOo
The great fact here presented that the less cotton the
planter sends TO market the he obtains for IT, while
saving largely Of the cost Of internal transportation
pounds 1,O95, 900 0Oo sss 100000
Here an increase Of S170oOo Of pounds 10 be trans
orted accompanied with dmnution OF gross receipts
HOOoi and Of net receipts that cannot be estimated
less than tooOoOOO As compared with 1866, the
'antr must haze been oiri0 rs pounds for he price be-
re received for one
The crop OF that year had been sc3 o bales and M
nat remained, on an average years. unt 1880 the
European demand steadily increasing So stationary
condition as regarded production and continued for 40
i'ng PERIOD should have brought large increase q,
rice and yet In 1890, the closing year OF the ,e
'rade period, we find tho planters giving .,
POUNDS Tor eS 100000 being less than an average OF II
cen" per pound for all, Sea Islands included
The reverse Of this 10 what s now exhibited fba ,o
s eerssned consumption Of the year ending s IN. so.. ~
VI" ''''V aud the real quauty prObsb more tLso gS o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
EMIGRATION TO WEST VIRGINIA.
, the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Trt0tns
SIR: Your repeated advice to young men,
and 10 the superabundsnt population ~ The F".f"rn
generally TO emlgrate 10 the west mas
already placed many not only In comfortable but in indie
pendent and has also made fortunes for
not few But while Missouri Kansas and other por.
tons OF the Far West hold out strong inducements to
emigrants there is State much home whose ad-
yantages are inferior State in the Union which has
been singularly overlooked mean West Virginia. Tho
area OF this State is about $1,000 square mes and the pop
ulation at the last little less than +OOOt
must now exceed half million. The Ohio River washes
the western border Of the State for distance OF
miles and the whole State is intersected by
rivers and creeks Guy and the Big and Little Sandy
Elk and Gauley and the Little and Great Kanawha The
face Of the country Is generally hy and rough but
not incapable OF cultivation, and the land Ia
remarkably fertile Along the rivers, the bottom lands
as rich and productive as any lands In the whole
country Many Of them covered with highly vaua.
bic timber The mineral OF the state vast
and valuable The coal and the iron especially OF
the very best quality, and in tnexhaustabe quantities
The camel In this country found the Great
Kanawha and lite tributaries in from four TO
feet thick The Chesapeake and Ono Railroad, which Is
continuation OF the Virginia Central Railroad extend
ing from tide water below Richmond 10 the mouth OF the
Big Sandy River on the Kentucky line, distance OF l20
miles, directly the whole State OF West Vr
ginia and will be finished, making the shortest and
best from all the great centers OF trade In tho West
to tide water in the East The OF large tracts OF
land dividing them into farms OF suitable SIZE and
Offering them for sale terms within the reach of almost
every enterprsiDg man. Very many farms can be had
with small houses several cleared and under
cultivation Half the County OF Putnam Of the best
counties the Great Kanawha River, Is owned
residents and they offering their lands for SALE
chaEers Those therefore, who disposed TO engage in
coal mining farmingon large or small scale, In fruit
in any department, win find in West Virginia the most
inviting prospects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
CRIMINAL.

On tho complaint of George Kuster of tho
Kuster Hotel NOS 81 and 80 Bowery that the basement
concert saloon the OF maefactors aud scanda
lou: eh.rSeer the proPetoE fEsnsrsx Deye was
Joseph McGovern and William Brown, both
young men, committed without ball. at the Essex
Mrs Mary stager, No "a suffok.st, about o'clock yes
terday morning by OF false keys and attempting
10 carry away 500 worth OF clothing and Jewelry.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court before
Justice Ledwitb, Charles Deylln was committed for
saulting Della McCarmac, public prostitute because
ist was held for examination complaint preferred
by one Hannah NJ Porter. ballet dancer, who alleges
that he is the father OF her infant aged about months
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Charles Morrison, aged 60 years. on
broscF yIng at Pier No s. North RIVER hall bag Of
80 Oficer Maher Of the Fourteenth Precinct on Sunday
night attempted 10 arrest Theodore Massmsn. while the
tho street. The ruan turned upon the officer struck
him violent blow in the face and thop bit II, lip lie
Hogan committed him to the Tombs a man giving the
name Of John Smith was also committed to the Tombs,
for having assaulted Officer James Morris In Coutlandtst
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
corder r. Hackett, yesterday trial took place and
four pleas Of guilty received The trial resulted In
nesday for One was sentenced aud in one case
Judgment was postponed. In tho case OF Thomas Nc
Plea Of guilty and stated that The orenso was first one
and that previous good character could be proven The
Recorder remanded the prisoner until Wednesday, to al
low him opportunity 10 produce evidence TO subsan.
tlate his claims OF good character John Williams plead
guilty Of attempt burglary In the third degree. and
remanded until Wednesday for sentence. Andrew
Lynch plead guilty OF petit larceny from person. ao
knowedgiDg the truth Of charge OF and
remanded until Wednesday, Cor sentence.
Raymond Cabana, Spanard. tried for burglary.
lie was charged with stealing two sets OF jewelry,
bracelet and shawl from the OF Mary Enma Smith.
at No. as East Houstonst on the 9th OF January The
Jury returned verdict OF guilty and sentence pro-
nounced Of five years In the state Prison Amelia APP
pei pleading guilty OF petty larceny having stolen SO
worth OF clothing, &C. from her employer discharged
and sentence suspended at tho request OF her counsel
The Court adjourned TO this morning ut ii o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23
THE MARKETS.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


RECEIPTS. .,o
Fon THE WEEK ENDING MosDAr, FEB a. i% 81,
B..,,s Cs.a '.s Sheep ~. 10 I.''. f is s.ss
These S were sold At tho following Insrketpaees
B..,.. Gov. vs.ls L s.s, s ,tS: r..a
s.-!:T';SS st.'1 1.i. .sls . 10
HAD /. City GTSIsi'ra.. . "a gM -;
A,FortisiS.st ....."......, .'' ,Os h's Nv 80.
R p'' s.:sS S@ 1:: rs: as ne Ss "a
Receipts LAT wssi...".... eP,S ~ SD ,s"'
Prime or Extra Cattle. .H
That generally rated srss quality.
me-, ~ .riasr, thin Steers oI.o and al.
Inferior or owes, grad. o. ;ci., ..n..d
Of prices
WHERE IHE CATTLE ARE fRoM;-New, YORK, sot ro ia
syivania a. Ohio. lOso; Michigan, Is; Indiana, 10
Illinois 1885, Missouri. 325; Texas and Cherohee' !"
Connecticut, SO; New-Jersey, Is; VT virginia U.s.
after the consolidation Of the Hudson city ana the co
munpaw interests at the latter place there was -
deal Of enthusiasm and lively trade openrhe .oms
cattle IN the New Jersey stock yards inoasn sa "a
remnants left unsold at night, sun 70
more than 1000 cattle at one place. "a xhes
few hours, reminded one OF oo .pos 90. con
centrated at the Forty fOurthst yards sun theIe
those who called the market "A slow anu nMu o an.
especially for thin stock which cost so u.n ~ 80
West that owners could not save themselves ~" 800
I'm frying 10 .traIn the point all that IL WAS possible so
OF the droyes were neglected until the bulk OF tho .
was sold or and then butchers nau nis ,S,nn,sb
o,fers and were not over anxious 10 secure thlnns
cattle The good droyes were taken up 80 readily ns
owners were regrettng IN tne aer,o0I, n the
they parted with them $50 50 70 vI.', gysighborins
xards to secure a supply for late customers never @
fore were ANYTHING like the number OF butchers
at these Yards with desires to purchase sun onx i'm
renor lively trade thin cattle. nor was there un,
Am e1ual grades OF this kind over the pi.
ono week ago There WAS hattsr te"h"S =" "A