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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
READY IN Th,B LEDGER TO-DAY.
READY IN THR LEDGER TO-DAY.
READY IN THE LEDGER TO-DAY,
READY IN THE LR,lGBR TO-DAY.
READY IN THB LBDA1ER TO-DAY,
MONDAY. AT II on LOCK.
MONDAY. AT 70 cd ocK.

We vau N Cobbs writings because they ss pure morals hons
aud uobo sestment simple dieOD plain IN coeroaou ana
thoroughly the tastes and coTpreheDsiss the people" M
inspire reader with noble and ch'ne sen"
His hero whether be slori monarch y mechanic nfs
Gunmaker Moscow 0o2 the Gsdbeates always us
gentleman and in pneps whose moral istre pare "a
conduct unmpeaehab and Who in fact never does anyS
bel willing have his d uuer Ike cir
you higher test stre heis not what
elaborate his sys hes Ve literary has
people m but be Of decided eVns sns
He always has something u and hs
the President Of the COAege Of
calls easy aud transparent narrative"
Since put type have received the following COM
muuieation which a direct bearing the subject;
NKwYoRK ISsrTUIoS FOR THE ISsrRucrros OF TIE !
t-l tf DBAF AND DUMB NETWORK, Feb 3, lSeaj
RoBsRr BoSsyR esq
DEAR Sra reader Of inetruive and
vsube and the fIss romance ever ad
popular contributor SyVanus Cobb IT, and
mist Inducing form the habit o.
reAdpg doubt has been the Of inducing thousands
| Others. .-f. -, ,-..,- -.
nearly hundred pupils Most Of these not tbe 70 pay
that have the reputation oee
respectfully that send paper 70 the
paps gratis would be all the gratsed would sena
two cop.es-one for the boys aud one for the girls -
that pupils should have copy ~ yon
paper you will shortly publish the adventures Of that Au0as
- W. ' ALPHONSO JOHNSON
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Sugar Northern and Southern ports soesl7s Per hid Of su
Northern ports Al % A. Southern &c 5O per
5sd hoasses 70 Northern ern ports - EIehDs
nun United States days sight currency E6zi cent Ms
soo agh 23d22 disco un day Sgn IN gold,
y Per cent PREMIUM short sight sac per cent premium
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DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must BE Endorsed wih full
name and address
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Notice.

po,. x,.hrg 10 consult me in reference Small Fruit Culture
the Vines and Plants at the once Inc
can No. 2t5 Broadway "Wednesday aud lhus'v
ms week nom oclock until O'clock p M ,,,,A D.
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DOMESTIC MARKRnS.


WILMINGTON c. Feb 6spirs Tupeune better, at S19s1ic
Oa dS Crude Psnns steady and prices unchanged Tar hnns
NHAREsroS Feb 6-Ce!ton IN moderate demands sales 600 bales
bales 49, N-P''S '-'' -
AueU,rA Rsh eCeon active ADD prices advanced Os7
Oales receipts. ~ bales, Middlings, 2si d23ic
oAylsEAR, Ga. Feb 6-COon opened good demand and
s excited sales 1900 es aiddiugs 2sa2si receipts 1915
cS Sss fFtsssoo Cal. r. seFegr e. secs IS Wheat.
keItuk Mining Company passed is dividend for January The Yellow
ackt Mining Company have declared dividend 100 foot for the
month OF nd have also increased the number per
foot Instead 81 heretofore Mining stocks through the week
SOL Bullion, SIS choar s6 Conscience s33 Crown Poat sea-
Empire MIL Sl2e Gould and Curry SlO7 Hale Noreross se9
Imperial Sl9; Kentuek $22 Ophir s44 Overman S Savage
&C., Sierra Nevada, $50; Yellow jacket. . $50.
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For Illinois aud Missouri TRADE
ADVERTISE IN THB QUINCY "hI"'
lBsiablshel 10 1897. Au.A.,,

.n,n.rsrt the circulation OF TIIE QUINCY WING
AND REPUBLICAN, been largely % =, Ws,ts1 nna. aad
Northern Missouri Al, Iii ,rd ws.Lix n 4. kr.telass
THB WIG is published boin aAiV anu "'' " "
nswspaper Republican In pohiea 80 hvi.. .,, .rrlovs,
% an. erea department. Quincy 10 located on We
W.'ipp river miles above 81 Louis the seSSna Guy 70 I'M
NOS ~ .out souls Several hundred buildings are
nov The railroad bridge nearly completed making
% he s pout which Illinois and Missouri are connected 9 on
Ts bh Of rcuon Is distributed the following counties;
mDo.-Adans Hsheoet Knox McDenOush Schuyler, Henry
prown sapgamon Morgan. Pile, Macon -, 49,
M,ourseotnd CLARK Sullivan, Adar knor Lewis Lnn hAson
shelby Marion douroe, Livingston, Charlton, Grundy
Terms for Advertising very moderate. Address ~,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
MrsICAL MOTIFS.

The sale of seats for single opera nights
began saturday at the Academy OF Music After the
long fast the demand ought TO be ravenous The opening
performance 10 be the "Scan Yespers;" Friday.
la Grange will sing in Norma Saturday Tr0vatOre"
will be presented AT the manee and the second week
will open with the "Africaine." The production Of
"Belisari0' is set down for the 18th. ..t tl P.
Mdlle. Marie Rose, young French violinist
OF 6 years or thereabOns has recently arrived In New
York. and Is TO give private concert at the residence
Of a distinguished musical amateur this evening We
Threatened, fear, with rather plethora Of
Juvenile prodgies. The little Chllian violinist and
pianist, J0selna FlOmenO who has lately been perform
Ing with great favor In Boston. is 10 give concert at
Irving HALL Saturday next; and Henrietta Markstein
talented young RIrl Of this city, who gave piano
cert weeks ago at StenwRy Eall, and has since
played h success in other cities to make her
temperance IN New-York. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

... The Hnuow Eve Mystery.
THE HALL0w RYE MYSTERY.
THE HALLOW EyB MYSTERY.
THB HALLow EVE MYSTERY
TIKI HALLow EVE MYSTERY.
A LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
A LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
A LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL.
A LBGRyD OF TlIB BLACK HALL
By MRS. soUTHwoRTH
~ BY MRS. SoUTHWoRrH
by MRS. S0UTHWORTH
BY MRS. SoUTHwoRrH
BY MRS SoUTHWoRrH
H THE NETWORK LEDGER.
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THg NETWORK LEDGER
.s.. THE NETWORK LEDGER
~ story with Il, startling incidents and thrilling situations.
founded on TACT kept close to fact reverence for The dead ana
respect tho living will psmt ana proves mat the mOs
and seemingly Incredible well the most pathetic and tso
% fr The pen are to be human hs win W
fierce passions profound Affections Its fatal sins and avn"
"THE HALLow Eyk MuaDER" a. W" called o'st"ae@s' ~
horror not only the secluded neghborhood "he "
rs l The whale country 50 far newspapers could convey
the account II was the most memorable @as' VI wv ~
and for these reasons; Z z ,.-u,.. -...n o,,,
auh,., AZ one the hauhtss old houses TIE history
-, a. N. riches. msnsn the Oh Domncn the io'
49, d h.ov.d bride Of noble bdsrooa. and The IDOL OF LIZ
circle Of vOr,hiplng friends aud reatoD' yes 60 w.,
r,m, or Al. imputaiion such crime a'sep u' -,
and seeming saety the depths oil raia ana ap'-
~ $3.50 Va, also woman yOans, bsaa'fSl and hsa'o0"
as was supposed murderesA . .,..,or.v a5,.n IA
rhs MOTIVE for diabOueal deed was "a 70 oe'e
"..so, Lang amer HnLswByE MuRDHH" had esuss~
~ an Az, hearts Of people, E HALLowKyk Arsrkkr SON
,,nn.d 20 perpex lheir miuda -,
o.,,l, events have occurred tighten up the deep dE
- Of th., desd aaSaO enabled to present '
ofths LxpaKx the whole stor:.
T,xillb
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FUNERALS TODAY,
Svuial 9Otis's.

.. SpIsiaI 9Gtisss.
Union Republican, Central Committee-ihe members =,
th, vii meet AZ Headqutfiers cotuer 40
raav THIS DAI Monday) st3 NJ TO Hatin oo upon uea
GRANT, a. the Finh Avenue Hotel: -. - ,,o,,r,
CHARLES ;. SPENCER SlNCLAlN lOUsbit
JOHN " GRlDLBS, NJ Bko'h =, ro,r,rs
Sf11y ,SnEK "A KEKVH JOHN HAYES.
Hs-iias KISa,sLIY sra. JOHN COCHRANB,
piftip IJERIICH ISAAC j. OLIVER,
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ItNEs NrItKEN IRA q. MILLER,
.TivTs WiNTFRBOTTOM GRO. COACHMON,
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OWEN W. BRENNAN, JANLs w IIl.Nhh
' " Committee OF Arrangements
FI-.t Assembly District Union hepnDHenn =,
tou-Tbr Regular Monthly Meeting 81 the Icy
J,aIauarers No 10 Hudsoust THIS !Mondyl ~
1909 az y O'Clock hhNhi SAAi'N' A''''N"'
Nm HEAPg,
Wa IT, BAiLsY. i
suepcer Legion Boys in Blue-wi NEE, TONIGHT q
O'clock srJ EVERY MONDAY EVENING ths month"; " horace gree
icy "A' " Col BARENT VAN BURN, President
WILLIAM Moons Secretary. Major Johs A. MEEk, Comas
A.,ocatIon for the Advancement of science ana Art
regular monthly meeting ote Association VII DC pea ~ ho9
49, Cooper nste MONDAY kFkNlNd REQ o. ~ 0o'ooA
ma Paies will be read and business transacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

In the next which will be ready TODAY
CdONDAY o'clock shall commerce the publication Of an inter-
ens series articles being ADVENTURES PRRs EcAPEs
C. BILL the great UHon seOuto the North Mississippi MI Bell v"
known during number Of prominent Generals FOE
the valuable extraordinary services which he performed aud be has
letters commentator from them ascent he
entered many camps and taken The eoun of
many o. the Confederate leaders obtaining valuable Information Tor oar
Generals while concealed Of the metallic buttons Of Bis
Confederate small piece pepper which, bad been discovered
would have him be instantly put p DEATH The ew1nsh
the wording piece OF paper referred "a Ia the NsknowH band
GRANT, Lr.-GEN"
These adventures will the great charm which statements that are
literally always possess Bach article will be complete inh and
we shall pnt number Il yea fh to read aa
ventures you will something tia. is really interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER,
Published b!
McKILLOP, SPRAdUE @ CO..
Is THE STANDARD WORK on CREDITS.

is THE STANDARD WORK ON CREDITS
. The Volume Of 1909 contains a LIST ofshs
BUSINESS MIN
parts OF the United States aud the BRUSH Ph
Nj REFERENCE BOOK Is ISSUED
or KQUAL EXTENT AND ACCURACi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

The free service mt the Hall OF the cooper
services Mere Conducted by tic Rev VIM r. Alger OF
Boston, The subject announced for the evening was
"a Free GospelSo Monopoly Of the Giits OF God Mr.
Ager Is an eloquent and attractive speaker and seems
10 be thoroughly Inbuod with the LOFTY sentiments he
utters. Ho took as text the words, II nave sou
before them an open door, and no man ean
shut t." These words from the Apocalypse he isald
conycyed 10 us tie glorious truth that II Impossible
10 Ino1opoze the gifts Of God MonOp0es were inJui
GUS because they ia the first place increased The coat OF
This was true OF both material and spiritual things
When we turned to the Divine government We found,
instead OF monopoly and exclusyeness IN everything
the most unlimited freedom and universally. lt was
Ills freedom OF the God conferred ON HIS children
and CIV Ho every one that r,tclh let him drink Of
the waters OF life. lie that hath no money
let MIN pr come THE great truth was calculated
to expand the mind and inspire the soul OF tno w9p
sinner instead OF depressing him with gloom ana de-
spoudency FIRST There was set before US the open doo
OF the material blessings bestowed upon thc h
az the earth Il was paipable atheism not 10 sec inc
Goodness and beneyoence OF God ia all these gifts. God
either gave all received or he gave US nolhnR;
iponopoiIzo the air and the light II they could,
but God had put this out OF their power H so
second The door Of humanity is open TO us. ana no no
man can shut IT, All the beauties aud eI9oyments OF
Imagination and OF affection were waiting Tor nus gu
tho omen door OF nature. All the pleasures Vi
mental culture and the truths Of science were offered us
without price We might IN our ignorance reiss TO go
In but no man could shut tho door Every chiu poin
was born an heir this magnificent inheritance iheie
was also before us tho open door 81 gTarc
No man could be excluded from tho s'n.e ,
of God Goodness and purity and holiness were not
locked up i'm private bank, but they descended B tue
dew from heaven There was fearful tendency among
assume monopoly OF virtue Chnreies gisiSu
10 be the dispensers Of the only true WAY ~ in
Political parties attempted 10 claim all the pauo,is ~
the country. All outside were berecs ana tr' i
we refused to enter any Of these open u%D ~ deai
one we must all enter. That was Inc door o. w e
which no man could shut The speaker tlouent ~ u",
unate that men continually taught 10 msssihrs
death as calamity. IL the greatest oi @
when u came In the right time. How We iIop ,h
sleep the death OF each day, 10 the many DO sho ~, '
blessed rest that followed the long day oi lu w W,
welcomed. Death was not IA II Supposed tno iS a III
Adans s. III had existed among other iOi RUE ~
existence nges before Adam III the woigi. 70 IN y
the open door 20 hi Cher aud moro reffect netn.
10 that House Of God ia which there WCIe aiD
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
Wagonmaking.

JAMES f. SCAMMON,
is now prepared to do general @EfA
Wagon making business. All uEA6z AGnazz
styles of Wagons and Buggies made to order on
short notice and none but the best material used.
will also do all kinds of Woodwork as hereto
fore
In the Building formerly occupied by J. R.
[f20.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
SHASTA COURIER.

THE MUSICAL CHICKEN OF CRYSTAL PEAK
Old Piute d. K Lovejoy) paid us visit
recently, and told us everything but the
scandal pertaining to Crystal Peak. Among
the rest, he gave us an account OF Singing
hen, of which he is proprietor. The hen has
not as good singing qualities as the canary,
but her confidence in herself is something
wonderful At the call of Mrs. l.. the hen
will come into the house, come up on the
lady's lap, and at the first command, without
any apology for the want of practice. oau
cold, or anything of the sort, will proceed 70
discourse mild air. This is but prelude
to what is to follow After singing the nrst
notes, her henship will subside until com
manded in a stern voice to sing louder. linen
the hen spreads out her wings, stretches her
neck to its furthest tension, turns one eye
akimbo, and pours forth a strain that lacks
nothing in enrnestpess however much II may
in melody. Piute vouches for the trath OF
the above lie says that at command the
hen will initiate setting hen perfectly, even
TO the maternal eluck, though she is at the
same time steady layer. and only plays
setting on request. The hen is only com
mon black Spanish, but Plute swears he
would not take four-horse team for her,
Reno Crescent.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
WALTHAM
w a TCH e -

The extensive use of these watches for the last
fifteen years by Railway Conductors Engineers,
and Expressmen, the most exacting of watch
wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the strength,
steadiness, durability and accuracy of the Waltham
Watch. To satisfy that class in all these respects,
is to decide the question as to the real value of
these time kee ers.
More than 100, 900 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of the
people-a proof and guarantee of their superiority
over all others
The superior organization and great extent of
the Company Works at waltham, enable them to
produce Watches at price which renders compe-
tition futile, and those who buy any other watch,
merely pay from 25 to 80 per cent. more for their
watches than is necessary.
We are now selling Watham Watches at less
prices in grcenbacks, than the gold prices before
the There is other manufacture of any
kind in the United States of which this can be
said.
These time pieces combine every Improvement
that long experience has proved of real practical
use. Having had the refusal of nearly every in
vention in Matchmaking originating in this eoun-
try, or in Europe, only those finally adopted
which testing by the most skillful artisans in
works, and long the part of the public
demonstrated to be essential to correct and endur-
ing time-keeping.
Among the many improvements we would par,
ticularize:
The invention and of entre-pinion of
peculiar construction, to prevent damage to the
train by the brcakage of main springs, is original
with the American Watch Company, who, having
had the refusal of all other contrivances adopted
Fogg's Patent pinion as being the best and fault
| less.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now
universally admitted by watchmakers to be the
best are used in all grades of waltham Watches.
| All watham Watches have dust-proof cans
protecting the movement srom dust, and les sening
the necessity of the frequent cleaning necessary in
| other watches.
Our new patent stem -winder, or keyless watch,
| is already decided success and great improve
ment on any winding watch in the American
market and by far the cheapest watch of its quality
now offered to the public.
| To CALIFORNIANS and others living 1p
portions of the United States where watchmakers
do not abound, watches with the above mentioned
Improvements which tend to insure accuracy
|
cleanliness, durability and convenience, must prove
| invaluable.
Every watch bearing the trade mark of Waltham
/ is guaranteed to be thoroughly reliable time
keeper.
To prevent impostion buyers should iuvariably '
| demand certificate of genuineness.
The trade supplied by Messrs. R. B. Gray Co..
San Francisco, Cal and generally for sale at retail
by all respectable dealers.
For further facts and information, address
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
ifl3 No. Isl Broadway, New York.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
Lady of High Rank.

Wife of one of the leading statesmen of Eng.
land, says: " have duly received the case
of Murray & Lanman's Florida Water, which
you we're kind enough to send me. | have
tested its merits. and find it most delightful
perfume, more delicate and fower-like in its
aroma shan any other toilet preparation |
have before used"
Purchasers should be particular to ask for
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman q
Kemp, New York, who are the sole propri-
Wellendorff. Shasta. 54l
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisements, in another column, of the
Pacific Sewing Machine Company. The OBJ
ject of this company is that the people on this
coast may have the same opportunity to pro-
cure a good serviceable Sewing Machine, at
a low price, that the people of the Eastern
States have.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

DESERVED HoNoRs President Grant has
nominated and the Senate confirmed Wm. T..
Sherman as General; Phil. Sheridan, as
Lieutenant General; John NJ. Schofcld, as
Major General; and Christopher C. Augur,
as Brigadier General.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

WHITE PINE.-We are under obligations to
the publishers, MacCrellish & Co, for a copy
Of pamphlet descr bing the location, mines
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
Blacksmithing and

@ JOHN e. TIFFIN. Resn...
#S=2 fully informs his friends and a.
S-ssSzz Public generally that he bas asa I'm ene
ed general Blaeksmthing business, and is pre
ular attention paid to Repairing and Horse shae
ing.
Shop on West side of Main street, Shasta
Gilbert.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

VISITING MENAGERiE.-A paper publish
ed in Broadhead, Wisconsin, states that a
lady of that village lately gave birth to an
infant possessed of the face and neck of a cat
and the ears and feet of bear, being other
wise like a human being. The result of Wis
iting menagerie, says the editor. Such a
result is barely within the possibilities if it
were within the range Of ordinary events,
nonedescripts would be more abundant than
hunchbacks
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
The Great Health Restorer /!

Many thousands of sick people have been
restored to perfect health by Bristel's Sar-
saparila and Pills, and more certificates of
cures and letters of grateful thanks have
been received in their favor than were prob
ably ever written for all other medicines
combined. Sufferer whatever your ailment
is. give these two remedies a trial no matter
how often you may have been disappointed,
thev will benefit, and most likely cure you.
Sold by L. Wellendorff. Shasta. SCI
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or their own signature, stating his, her, or their
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time of his death
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relation held to the deceased, and that they (the
deponents) are disnterested.
AJ fthe soldier died unmarried, it must be
SO stated in the applications Of those claiming to
be the father, mother, broiEer or sister, as well
al by the witnesses.
Rs- Proof Of marriage (record evidence, il
possible) must always accompany the appca-
tion Of those claiming to be the widows.
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MARY A. CROFT'S ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed
J. by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Franklin, Commissioners, to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of Mary A. Croft
late of Fairfield, in said District deceased, and
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, do hereby give notice that six months
from the I'd day of February, A. D.. 1869, are
allowed by said Court to the creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us, and that we will attend to the
duties of our appointment at the dwelling house
of Bctsey Coburn's, in Fairfield. in said District
on the ID day of August, A.. d., 1869, from 3
o'clock in the forenoon till 4 o'clock IN the af-
ternoon, on each of said days.
Dated at Fairfield, this ID day Of February, A.
d., 1869
d. A. SEEPARDsON, commissioners
J. b. WARREN, 'o''''''SsionorS'
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