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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, September 8, 1875.

TOBACCO.-Receipts were lighter the past
week. Market for Maryland was less active,
though We continue to note steady fair in
quiry from shippers. Sales moderate, and
prices without quotable change. For Ohio
Leaf the market remains dull and nominal no
transactions of moment reported. Nothing to
note in Kentucky. Stock small and held firm.
Inspections this week 1872 hhds. Maryland, 40
do. Ohio, IL do. Kentucky, 81 do. Virginia
total 973 hhds. Cleared SS7 hhds. Mar land,
300 Ohio. Virginia, 10 Kentucky, to Rotter-
dam, p ship Duisburg; 400 hhds. Maryland,
Sc Virginia, to Marseilles, p Br. bark Rialto
80 hhds. Maryland to Liverpool, and 10 to
Demerara We renew last quotations viz:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
MI a RRIED

In Washington city, at ST. Peters Church
Sept. LIST, 1875, by Rev. Father BOYLE, WM
G. ROBERTSON, Esq, of Montgomery coun
,y, aud Miss NELLIE B. DlGGES daughter
Of the late Judge Francis DrGGrs, fthis coun
".
In Durham, New Hampshire, on Wednesday
September lst, 1875, by the Rev. HENRY l.
TALBOT, l. s. WILSON, Junior Editor of the
Marlboro Gazette and Miss MARY f. RICH.
ARDSON, of Durham.
We offer our congratulations to the happy
couple, and express the hope that their "Gol
den Wedding may be crowned with many
blessings-and celebrated by a large family o
the nearest kin.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

stantial men will not attend the primary
elections, they will be managed by others
for improper purposes and the convention
will be manipulated to suit trading poll
ticians and will not reflect the proper
sentiments of the people. So that after
all, if the intelligent and respectable voters
will discharge their duty 10y attending
the primaries, all will go well, if not, no
system will avail
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
School Examiners Notice.

4 Ii APPLICANTS for the position OF
IA Teachers in the Public Schools of Charles
County are hereby notified that an EXAMI-
NATION will be held at the Office of the
School Commissioners, tIi~
On WEDNESDAY, 22d of SEPTEMBER,
for applicants from the lst Collection District
(Hill-Top).
On THURSDAY, 23d of Sept, applicants
from the I'd, or Aliens Fresh District.
On FRIDAY, gath of Sept, applicants from
the Sd, or Middletown District.
On SATURDAY, 25th of Sept, applicants
from the 4th, or Bryantown District
Applicants will please take notice that
the School Law requires an examination in
Physiology and Geometry in addition to the
usual English branches. Examination as far
practicable to be written
III i'N @t G Il 81 NJ Df Lloyd, Examiner.
Anu IA l875-td
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

OT. JOHNS COLLEGE, ASSARpLIs.-JAMEs
ON. GARsErr, Ill. D, Principal. Opening
Of session and examination of candidates for
admission MONDAY and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
goth and 2lst. Terms, for board and tuition,
$275 per annum, payable seu1i-annually in ad-
vance. Several State scholarships vacant
For catalogues containing full particulars ad-
dress Prof. W. H. HOPKINS, Secretary Of the
Faculty, Annapolis, Md. jy 23-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
Farmers Friend Flows.

Having taken the agency for the "FARM.
Frs FRIEND PLOWS and CASTINGS,
manufactured by Hunter 4 Frost, Fredericks,
burg, am prepared to furnish the same, by
wholesale and retail, to Grange clubs or 9th,
ers at the usual discount for cash.
THOMAS PERRY,
sep lO-lm II King St., Alexandra.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

Rev. Mr. ToDp will d. ", hold Divine Ser
vice in Grange Hall, at Cox's Station, on Sum
day, September 10Th, at Al p. NJ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
DIED,

OfPneumonia, at the residence of his father
near Dufield, August 18th, SAMUEL JUDSON
CLEMENTS, son of JrDsoN and Susan ANN
CLEMENrs-aged - years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
For the Orphans Court.

NV Z are authorized to announce ROBERT
w DIGGES, Sr., for reelection as Judge
of the Orphans Court. sep 10
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

-G1- If yonr bowels are costive take Il dose OF
DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills: we know of no bet
ter medicine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

Service may be expected in Port Tobacco
Parish, commencing ut l. O'Clock A. NJ, rs fol-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

10th Sunday after Trinity, Piney
nth Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
18th Sunday after Trinity, Piney
10th Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
Goth Sunday after Trinity, Piney
2lst Sunday after Trinity, Port Tobacco.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
ALEXANDRIA. September 6, 1875.
SHINGLES.

SHINGLES.
DERS0NS in want Of SHINGLES had better
Il leave their orders with the undersigned al
once, as this will be the last opportunity to get
them this season.
Price-No. l, Heart .....................$9 90
Z W
T. J. MOORE,
st. Charles Hotel, Port Tobacco.
sep l0-1t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
Aliens Fresh P. o., Sep. 3, ls75-3t
Charlotte Hall School

WILL OPEN on TUESDAY, the I4th q
w SEPTEMBER next, under the charge
of Prof. HERBERT THOMPSON, (lately Associate
Principal of the Charlestown Academy, W. Va,
and a graduate of King College, London, as
Principal, and instructor in Mathematics, the
iTERAs, for Board and Tuition, in the Class
les and Mathematical department, SITS to S2OS
per year. French or German, $40 per year.
For Circulars, address
wM. 7. BRISCOE, Sec'y
au 27-td Board of Trustees
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
Divine service.

BY Divine permission, there will be Divine
Service in Nanjemoy the third Sunday Of Sep
tcmber, the 10th.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
c.. WEST & SONS,
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.

The Best Household Oil in Use.
Warranted $50 Degrees Fire Test.
Water White in Color. Fully Deodorized.
1T WILL NOT EXPLODE.
Endorsed by the Insurance Companies.
Read the Certificates.
Howard FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTI-
MORE, Baltimore, December %, lS74-Messrs.
C. West d Sons Gentlemen-Having used the
various Oils sold in this city for Illuminating
purposes, / take pleasure in recommend
ing your aladdin Security Ol'' as the safe
est and best ever used in our household.
Yours truly,
tSignedl ANDREW REESE, President.
OFFICE MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, Baltimore, November 10, 1874.
-Aessrs. C. Vest 4 Sons: Gentlemen-I have
used Coal Oil in my family for nearly fifteen
years, and during that period have tested a
number Of different brands, being anxious to
obtain the very best. have also given your
"Aladdin Security Or full trial by its con-
slant use since you have made it, and can re-
commend it for its Illuminating Qualities as
jar superior to any other. As regards safety, Il
excel. them all. Yours truly, 81
[Signed] JOS. X. MINOR, President
Manufactured by
c. WEST & SONS, Baltimore.
Try it! Try it!
ASK YOUR sroREKEEPER FOR IT.
sep lO-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
SEED WHEAT.

THE undersigned has about $50 bushels of
KENTUCKY SEED WHEAT for sale
sep Loot +. p. HAMILTON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

VTO FARMERS.--TEXAS BONE.-We
l. have another cargo of this superior article,
containing over Go per cent. of Phosphate and
three per cent. Of Aasmoaia, at the low price of
$40 per single ton and $3s for ten tons. Sam
Piles and Prof. Leibig's analysis sent by mail
on application to
BOWEN l. MERCER,
sep Sat 65 s. Gay street, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10

Mo ONE MANUFACTURES THE FARM
~. Frs FRlEND" PL0W and its Chilled
Castings but ourselves. All others are bogus
and the buyer and user will be prosecuted TO
the full extent Of the Patent Laws Of the United
States. Every genuine Farmers FRIEND
Plow has our firm name plainly stencilled On
it, as well as Farmers Friend" Look well TO
see that both are on the Pillow before you buy
il or you will be deeeired Our Attorney, G.
NJ. Parks, Esq, Of Washington, has full in
structions to prosecute all parties selling or
using Flows claiming them to be ''F. f."
Flows, unless made by Us at Fredericksburg.
Va. We are the sole Patentees and Manufac-
turers in the United States.
HUNTER l. FROST,
sep l0-lm fredericksburg, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
EXCELLENZA
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,

This highly esteemed Manure, which hal
given such general satisfaction, for several
years in the counties of Loudoun and Fairfax
has been greatly improved in quality and me-
chanical condition.
sold largely of it during the last Spring
season, and have yet to hear of single com.
plant of its action. Price $45 per ton of 2OOC
lbs. Fer sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
sep lo-2m II King st., Alexandria.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
For States Attorney.

WE are authorized to announce JAMES F.
w MATTHEW'S, Esq, as an Independent
candidate for the States Attorneyship of
Charles county. y lott
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
For Sherifalty.

WE are authorized by friends OF Mr.. WIN.
w NJ. BURCH to say that he is a candidate
for the next Sherifalty, subject however to the
action of the Democratic County Convention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-09-10
For COUNTY Surveyor
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of power contained in a mortgage
y from Asa B. Fargo and Henrietta K. Far
60 to the undersigned, executed on the 18th
day of June, 1872, and recorded among the
land records of Charles county in Liber G. A.
H., No. 3, folio 436, will sell at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Court House door, in Port Tobacco,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsUIyGroN. Oct l5.--ln the United States SUI
rse C9pt today the 9ow ~ paSs Tss n crrS
Rhode Islaud T' salt ia brought BY Nichols as
of Eaton n the estate Of his mother which
5 e saTs OF az m's s f IN from her VII The
position OF the assisee Is tha me n'efes, III ty or n
dren alter the decoas olsd son II mol vested curing o. ~
t40 within fG the certain number of years thereafter
reqrh by law nor IS re aGGunaaI a tons over Of
the same trsis other disosios OF nch re-
~ and in The sbsonce Of any limitation over
veed the complainant IL - also co3tend.d ha tiG
enorment q wealth 10 the exclusion OF any rEtS OF ms
ing o. provisions IN "l HUsu t & t haHkTnTy As
Sccrr RE cont below sustained the interest under
Roger. 4 bradley complainant, Payne Curry for APP
No. i4-Punam ct al ogt Bill appeal from the Circuit
Indanarhs l. contest conoe rnng the property
the Louisville Newiany and Chieago kairo'd S9 '
9y Of ri as trustee The allegations are Of ira
part Of Gecatlng certain mortgagcsc on
IT, pTGPT y cnsa faO snry crow % for pes
No 4S2-I Nihcock; error 10 the Circuit Court
,T t If 1o aras Of each Of the capital s0ck OF the
scrptioH induced by fraudulent reursenta on male by
reg cont me money would M be Transferred ey te Com:
cent Tor WGn s f. uI; T@ az ,t of he r56s Of
inferred by tire Company and II has SINCE oOefl
claimed that per 20 be paid when denaIdcI
m Court charged that il is defense proved the verdict
must De for the defendant. Thrca5e here writ
az error Judgment tho defendant the argument b1nS
lat tn, Oi the agent oj not hnd ,he creditors
OF Inc tnmany that any contract made between the Com
y Subscribers limit the habityul the
as Gn1 TO tine rep
rescnig them. Submitted without aIgun a. C. = NOdse'
.lari.if in Geo. g. Wright, Tor u.tnlaiiL
on motion ~ Mr.. p Philips Thomas y. Ma o. Galveston,
Texas admitted 70 practice az an attorney and Counselor
~ that Court
No re A. Nichol- assignee appellant aqt Anasa
in This continued by
Mr. Curry counsel Og the appellant ana coneindod
by Sir. G. =. Bradley Tor the appellee. $50,
Ii-GieOn Putnam et al appellant, agt Charits a. Bh,
trustee. 6c.-Passcd.
Surgct.-Pssscd.
~. 4I-iIa Beard, appellant agt. Mary T. Mcfom3.-
PASSED.
NO 2J-FIaBcis Dauese plaintiff IN error Ggt Chas Halc
The argument Dy Mr. L. T. Cuppy
Of counsel Tor piaiutH IN error.
The on adjourned until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1870

Steamship ramrnonia (Ger voss Hamburg via Plymouth
ssamsp Ellen s. Terry sslyer Nswbern N c. Josiah
Steamship Isaac Bcn Lawrence Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion steamship Co -,
stss@.sp Ssrsos seT Ty; go1 psr; ~
ssss%s gs;Sn PniisGsp@ falmouth 51%S. 'G for
orders Bockman Oefin & Go.
emgnSS gta 5seea194 NaPSs lanes smyyham
Barx Monte A. Qtal). Psseaacqua Bristol Eng Benham
Bark Lion CBr). Johnson Sydney. C. b. r. W. Cameron q
Bark MARITIME olento utsl, Lauro. Trapani for ORDERS
Barf Rrsnt Sor Panlsen Cork orders Punch, Edyo
Bark Heinrich Bjorn (SOr) Eicrsen Antwerp Punch.
Bark Maria (swed Goranssan santander. Spain Funch'
bark Monte Tabor uta RePetto pnhlin John C. Sessr vo
Bark ConquestaoTe ltal Loue, MarSeihes' fuho"' h'
Bg b. sman TinDetts IAysrDoq The dhs3agd p Eros
sohr. VIM. H. Bowen Dill Providence H. w JACKSON *
schr stephen O. Pinkhsm, Pnkham. Mayagued p r. Isaac
schr sunny SOUTH DerrcksoD Wilmington, ~ Co Squire
ser. Carrie 5. Webb Rogers Charleston Bentley Glider
sehr Crusade Mullen, New.Uayen via Bridgeport Racket
schr = Goiwin williams stamford Stamford Msnufac'
schr Ida Palmer Palmer STANFORD stamford Manuactur'
barge Georgetown. RICHARDSON. Philadelphia Jas. Hand.
steamship Kopstocs tcsr winzcn Hamburg sept 90 vim
Hsrre WIN %ds S9d par to Ip Sept
30 via Queenstown l. with mdse. and To j. g. Dale
ship Black bawk, Baker san Francisco IO2 days WIN
mise ,,-,.
Bark Lochec of Annapolis NJ 81, Mclaughlin LONDON 81
lark Lillian Cof Harngton Rumbal Amsterdam 80 days.
ballast. -,
Brig Marc (Dutch) Hansen Nevis 20 days, with moasses
Schf. NapoT Apulrgafe Georgetown, ID. {.
Schr George IfenTy Itu sseN virginia.
Sarah and Lucy, virginia.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Franklin Miller Mexico with cargo
mahogany put into Key West the 18Th Dst snort OF
provisions.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON 13-Arriyed, A. lowering, from
Philadelphia. N. $1,000,
ALvI.sIOs Oct l3-Saed. bark Unicorn (Br.), for Cork
NRH BEDFORD, Oct 4.-Arryed, aclrs. Samuel H. sharp
from phadcph4 COUa anil Alice G. NOyes from Port JOhn
stone and IscOn, from Calais; D. = lWrence AM
VIM stevens from Bangor spenii from Wareham sailed,
smith, fOf New York Vim. Stevens for WaIchan
FOREIGN PORTS
LoNUOy. oct li-Saied for the United states Busy Bee
taruans Anne Troop. Gufaxe, Gardner cory j.
II Lane T. GOuI COl0m0 Diana, EncneTer Lew Barl
otto President Milo. Lima Schwoon, Rhine q. NJ
Tucker Weser Farwel Arrived on the 9th ins Mercur
Carl Arrived the lth inst, sarah HOBART
san Prtro Arrived out She 18th inst, Chloe j. T. Mann
last the Channels Dnyard Primo W. Lewis, Minnie p
Henry Palmer, Champion, Arrived oit ~ the Ian INST
Wanderc the latter al Deal Aquia. Amphion Lleed ana
&. r. Burgess
DISASTER.
schr MARY Jane Gardiner for Boston put mo Port
land YESTERDAY 3) leaking badly under s'arboar quarter
succeeded in stopping the leak this am Inst
for --latest -'si, NspS SEE rum Pdgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
THE NINTH REGIMENT ARMoRY.

An appeal in the suit of John :. WelcheT,
executor oil Paran Stevens against Lucy ID. Fisk the
exeeuirix OF James Fisk r was submitted yeSteriay to
the supreme Court, General Term Paran stevens was
the owner Of the budiuE in TwontysXtist. in which
the OH Regiment had its armOry, and built on the ed
jonng four lots for another armOry Fisk suggested to
him make the tbird and fourth floors of the whole
eight lots continuous 10 used for armOTy of the
Sih Regiment. After talk, FISK agreed that II
Mr.. stevens would make the necessary alterations De
Wonld Obtain the tho SupeTN SOrs and
the PLAN AZ $1,000, ana subsequently agreed Ia secure
50 500 Tor now flooring 10 fhc enlarged atmOiT. FISK
, lined AN order fiou Tweed 10 make the alterations at
an eAn 40 moi exceeding $1,000. The actual cost of the
which doubled thc Recommendations OF the regiment.
raised from $1,000 2i 900 TIC plaintiff only Claims
Ia a $1,000 The case wa refcncd, AID inc letrtc
found for the uaintH The defendant appealed, and the
csief question tse appeal was whether Fisl made
himself personally liable for the $500 relying Oh
recommending himself from the county, merely
prom sed hia influence and guaranty that the county
ehouId nav it, The Court reserved it's decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
INDICTMENTS DISPOSED OF.

In 1872, Victoria c. Woodruff, Tenme {.
Csfn and col Blood indicted in the United states
Circuit Court sending obscene literature through The
mail the literature consisting Of certain COPIES Of Wood
hui d CladiaS Weekly. The Indictment was qnashed
by judge Blatchf0rd in June, 1873, on technical
grounds and. pending the argument on the motion TO
oussb another Indictment was found against the same
persons Col Blood excepted for like oh'nse. As this
indictment comes within Judge BlachiOrds ruling on
the former one il was disposed of yesterday by "0e
soseqt a. were also the following indictments: Joseph
e. Purt.y. Hhp piug frauds; f. ". Jones, demanding IN
Illegal fee from pensOncr; A. q. Benedict aSSahllnS
ln officer Whom in the discharge OF his duty; ". a.
Ruckc mailing sWnUling cTculars c. Flood, dtfiau tpo
the revenue: John Refs ana VIM Just. Illicit cs&uon
whisky; >crapio Sopa, john r. MaTtuZ and Bias d
Eanched. smuggling cigars Peter Campbcii, Uhcit dis
tiatiou OF whisky T. b. Eruusen presenting lalsc
claim again the GOVPrnmt mt. These are ola nldci
ents and the reason given for this disposition OF them
H. tina. the witnesses in them cannot he found. REFS
and Campbell are now serving cut terms OF impT1son
Inent nor the illicit disulatiOn of whisky, having been
convicted of that crime on another indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
DEClrINN.-DCr. II.

Supreme Court hGpbera-Hy J0dge Lawrence
King ag. Wesoryelt; 9cdgTlCX ag Bitsteli hlng sgl
Ie. MJnIt ast NelsOHMO,iOn TO vac ate
cofe sion Of Judgment denied with "o5is Mason agt
scott 81 \. Al. JuSITn agt. Ncrcci!LNoOn GrLlo'i
WITH costs Memorandum. Matter OF Tweed Opinion.
Beach at. The Mayor Vc.-Ncm0rintum
Special gFriR-By Judge Van N0rst.-Bergh &C. ACT Bus
tce. al--Iuhgnent 10y plintin demurrer opinion
opinion
Superior C0grt-Special T'Tm-By Judge Curtis
Matt, Of GO.-Pc0n dOi led BarTcs 1gt.
arHe&M B0randm for c"Cnsrl ScGrever a% the Mayor
.cMOGn rcadjVst casts denied. BTH,1Dan aet So1t 81
af-HefTets report confirmed on payment OF surplus money
ordered. Wthle agt. Conner 6c.Fisin~ mcIr for stay
granted provided the appeal be brought 10 hearing within 30
DAYS from service Of order.
liz Judge Freedman Klein WoltsOhn.Ihc complaint
must De served well az the summons beue ri renee ca
Tnlc Application denied. brcnoam ast
jefferson Company ct alSce menOlandum fJr
COUNSEL
Common Plnas-SpGoiHl Tern-By Judge Robinson.
Solomon ag Tannenhotz.--Juigment aid execution
cat. s against defendant among other ,f-er, with leave
t. pcd supplemental answer payment Oi CLAIM $40
OPINION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
ADVICE IN STOCK OPERATIONS.

The suit OF Hrnry D. Nhndn1s "6"
Abbott was tried yesterday in Supreme Court specai
Term before Judge Van Worst The plaintiff eiaimed
that no agreed with the defendant furnish information
on which the latter might speculate aud was TO receive
half the profits; that ne did furnish such Information
and the defendant purchased 1000 shares oil Union
Pacific stock aud made $1,000. but d'd not &C
count for plaintiffs half that subsequently defendant
similar information. bought 100 shares VI 'ne S'o
stock ana maid paintT 90 account Of the pFonts
on that transaction, but painiih asks an ihqJ iho '
to II il his whole share ,-.. -.... H.
aid agree 10 carry shares of Union Pacific ~ an ae
II sold for him and paid him the profit The only person
he Consulted I'm his transactions his own broker To
whom he gave the largest discretion. ,,,.
Indee Van Worst commenting the evidence, salu ~
seemed an extraordinary bargain, that one man snouu
rsk everything and the other nothing ana rested entry
on paintis statement The fiat contradiction ny the ue
PENDANT left the I'm condition wncie the eViuehcc
was even and the plaintiff must fail and there was olhr
evidence for defendant But he would examine he tcst-
monv car, FULLY before giving final decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15

MSS. 3 O'CLOCK z. NJ.
THURSDAY, Oct. I4-P. VI.


The stock market to-day experienced real sensa-
ton on the reception of reports from Ohio seeming
to indicate the probability of Mr.. Aliens election
The idea seemed TO be that, if such should be
the case tomorrow morning would find Wall,
Broad, and New-sts. paved with greenbacks. The
early prices indicated considerable weakness in q
few of the leading stocks, and after the usual due
tuations seemed just ready to go lower when the
reports referred to became circulated and the tone
of the market was Immediately changed by
the apparent buying on the part of those
who had previously been sellers. Thus il may be
seen how slight thing moves the minds of specua-
tors in stocks, since to the ordinary observer il
seems difficult to discover the difference in the moral
effect of Mr.. Aliens election defeat by few hun
dred votes in total balloting Of 100000 electors.
In either it would be defeat 10 imitation in
State where heretofore both political parties had
been afraid to handle the financial question without
gloves, and it means that the people intend To be
honest, and as soon practicable to have a medium
Of exchange of equal yaluo with that of any
other country. The transactions at the Stock
Exchange to-day havebeenl light, amountingmthea g-
gregate TO- only about o. 900 shares. Western Union
opened at 10 but under pressure of stock sold
at IAN G7i6sa7i, subsequently, rollying to 7i340
7i5s, with sales of Al 600 shares. and showing
decline in final sales Of Is per cent from last night
Pacific Mail, with sales of 5000 shares, has been
extremely dull at 30 ia35 7sa36L, gain of Is per
cent. Lake Shore sold to the extent of 2O,3Oo
shares at 53i2Q j3a 53's 053 lsa 53sia 33's gain
of Il per cent. Erie was active than of late,
with sales of $500 shares at 1851 1861 los.
q decline of ls per cent. Northwestern shows
a gain Of 50 per cent sales OF 1900 shares
at 3ia935li Q34 a 5Ssa 35la, and the Preferred
lost a per cent sales of 500 shares ut f9iI9is1
49l4. st. Paul strong all the way through.
1900 shares selling at 32l2632d 32os, IA gain of %
per cent and the Preferred gains l. per cent sales
of 500 at G1A a 90 ga 62is. Union Pacific has
remained quite steady with sales of 1000 shares at
87268a. aG7. u gain of /, per cent Pacific and
Missouri opeued strong at l6iaGiSi2a IL, and then
quickly dropped to 1854, subsequently rsllying to