Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 July 1868 — Page 2

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WEEKLY

Wednesday Morning, July 1st, 1

Republican

FOR ir.SSIDEST,

GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT, Or Illinois. rp& VICE pBMinsM.'C,:

SCHUYLBB COLFAX, Of Indiana. i-OJl G0VF.BH0B, v,r„ t'oNKAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.

FOR I.irtlTENANT-OOVF.EKOB, Hot. WILL OIJMflAOS^gf-f

M-.iurMAX.F. A. HOFFMAN, KOR XVDifoi or BTATE. MAJ»» JOSH I. KVANS of Hamilton. i..B -nuusfiRKK

PJIKSTDKNT

«vn~l

"CNEKAI. NATHAN KlfflfUT.},, 5 FdR Vr.ras OF THE BCPEBMR wpn, CrtioNti. THEODORE W. JftjCOY, of pfttt Er.POBTEK or THE SOPBfHB CODJlTL-fj 1 tielonol JAMES BLACK, of WarlnSf^ »c* A-rtoBWiT omj-u,' "1 f*

D. K. WIliWAMSOK, of Patiihrfli'* i„r nupxBiNTr.HriKHT or

nruiift tnifUHrrtttf,

BABNABA» A- llOBBB, fJ W»JWadii: I'OB F.J.RCTORS A* I.ASa*. tCjS-f TIIOMAft n. NKL80N, of Vigo, liKNJAMTN P.

OTIATTOOTJ,

FOR ri.wrna, sixth ntBTRicT^ T.**' .'JAITAIK E. E. ROSE, of LawwrtcS?81 CftKYfNQftST, '9 Cownfl JOHN T. BM1TH, of Green*/ 7

COMMM.

III A OK W, W. OARTEU, of OAR.

IT ia sa:d that tbo 60,000. Chinese on the Pacific coast are "the most clean, ihi dnetrions, faithful and.,i^p«$$hle fort ine claw in the worlS.'-WaitwBws

I, *»1

JOHNSON

pardops ^.^U64

terfoitor noarly everj-dfty..- Joe» W3H body suppose that the counterfeiter# ate? not able to pay for release? „.

HON. THAD STEVEN^ it ia Mad/? iswtlll engaged in preparing now artlete^ impeachment. As .impeachmenj ...ia, dead, hurled, and in state ofadvanced decomposition, it is perhaps joat as wall not to molest it* decayed carcass. B«an4?,M|STEVENS has ceased to be.the, loader of the Republican party in Congress, heneed not necessarily cease tobe a nwfnl-mem-ber. If he can turn MR attention t6 nothing of practical account, he had better be talking about the "KingofSpain," or misquoting "Greenland's Jcy Mountains," than fooling with snch_,

a«»4»

I"-

anos as impeachment. wvsfffin-

THE

Jpurnal

makes use ofa contribn-

tor to assist its candidate for State Senator in his blind, reckless plnngei.amfd the troubled and very hot waters of a bad political record. This contributor attempts to palliate tko offenses Of the Senatorial candidate, and capecially-iiifl intimate and influential connection with Know Notbiogism, by the assertion thai a distinguished politician of this city, a gentleman of national Teputation, Was also a member of the J£. N« -Ojfder. It will ho sufficient roply to this flimsy def.nso to say that if the distingtjlsliW gentleman alluded to ever wis a

he was initiated into the myateriea of ibat organiKfttion ly, and received the signs, -jrips, pass-words, &c., from Mr. TAMES B. J!PMXTNPS, Democratic canclidktg Jor Senator from \Tigo.

nj»

duds

Grant's "Electioneering Toors.,? Tbo

Journal

approvingly copies the

following: 'lull-,'' "The Chicago Timet suggests.- that when Grant starts "On his electioneering tour be had better resigruir^^^are ito pay his own eSponsos."

GRANT'S "electioneering toara" were made some years ago and his election to the highest position which a grateful people can confer was placed beyond a possible contingency by those "toots" whichhave gom into history as the great-1 est achievements of any ago.

When GRANT, the modest unassuming officer, intontonly on serving!^ afflicted country in hor terrible need, regardless of consequences to himself, personally, made a "tour" to Fort Donelson and took a Democratic army With its hundreds of Democratic battle flags and vast acoumu* iation of Democratic "electioneering'' material, lie made, quite unconsciously, A Ions stride towards tho White House.

Whoa GRANT, at tho end of a cam paign which will stand in history With the best planned and most brilliantly ex & ruted campaigns of NAVOLKON or WKT.I.VNOTON, opened the navigation of the Mississippi by tho capture of Vicksburg and tho Democratic army arid "electioneering" material of PttttnSKToN, made another "n\arnh" toWai'sfe tie Whito Honse, and gained another title to the .'ternal hatred ol the Democratic part).

When GRA.NT drove the Democratic army from

tl\i

front of .lJhattanooga,

chased them from their intronchments on Alissionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain, and burled them, a disordered, demoralized rabbio, from all their strongholds, he was unwittingly making a most.effective "electioneering tour," was taking up an impregnable position ftr'ttiS'hearts of the people, was striding towards- the White House and adding to his vast"'legacy of Democratic hatred.

The limits of this article forbid "even the most cursory glance at the greater portion of GBANT'B "electioneering touTt." They were made on hnndreds of fields and always against armies of Democrats with Democratic arguments*"electioneering" documents—in their hands. Wherever the quiet, self-possessed, modest aokUer "toured" he found the Democracy and found them but to capture them.' Thus he lcept' the even tehor of^^tt way until one April morning In 1965' he 'toured" to a little, gnarled and knotty old Apple Tree near Appomattox Court House where he met the. Detilo^ratic Chief and received from turn, the sutyender of the Grand Army .of Deroocrati with their enormous array of Democratic arguments which four years of terrible war bad proved fallacious and uateoabi?. That was U. S. GRANT'Slast "electioneer-* jng tow 1" Then it was that the loyal people of America decreed in their grateful baarU that the Country's Savior should bo the nations Chief. Then, too, it was that tho foiled and beaten Democracy awore in their wrath th*VU»gtand est hero of the age should either eoil hie proud name and damn himself to eternal infamy by accepting theit jtOlitical embrace or ho shouia^vercwseto be hunted and bate^l by the jwifty^fiMe ^Sfiiprotida eel distinction and peculiar giory fs that it

per stat6« that, xn Germany, wben a paper says anything witty tbey jaliJJjte editor uifCtWi ^RoTKae leda Jiled^

THK Tribune calls attention to the very pertinent fact that while Gen. GRANT was acting as Secretary of War, ANDREW JOHNSON, in a .message to Congress, de-

tion of the War Department, to

the JohwK^^rty prtfmi ttaa-6RAN|

:th#

aj^ead Indian Jtosti^ties ©n the (where each soldier costs as much asfhne do in tbe South,) the actual cost, pf oar m^taify Ice durttig.tte Hacai year jnet closing1 was considerably less than one huadfed millions and this includes ty dime that was spent by th^ Froedinen^s Bureau—rheat)^ jor quite as imich of

throws much light upon recent occurrences in Texas! Tt ihows that the jreporS" of numerojia joutrages in that State are by no means without foundation, -and it ateogiV.es valuable Information a.V to the natflre Ch^s^ise ftf''.thesp mnrdersT It appears tha^ theyi

(are

The

Hi*

fbrC Sn&^rs. atig&ronj£lli^ks§giaJ tifitf published there, the streets wordd soon ran rivers of blood.

the savwo

of millions to tfM jtrtamiry"

Yet now

IN a leW* r^fi^A^WMy 6«»erai

ityisi&fr aaifial aaw

WMWHS4

v^ry deWctlye eyesight ''.

has f*red

with any other sight of which tkn Attor* ney Goneral may le the fortunate sOr? and also with bi# nose-smell ear-hearing?

n^Tra New York Tribune asserts witl^ tkS»0denTO tbatj Jho^e^ we had" wide*

And thatj

Bureau will be raptdty closed out, now tfikt fhtrare neaTly «11 reconsftUct-5 ed. ,' a dui3-'

I. J, II ..u 77.-?M

ly is a pity tfa«t every vWef 1ft ,tho notfimy cari nfeltread \fee llendfdi threats I and infamons lies wfth whlcix Democratic papera in Missusippi are: ftiled, and by wi^ch it was hoped that the' negro votes oohl& be influenced Some yea# of ex. p^en^fii ^olitTc^,.warfare have made U^^ pretiy, familiar -jpith the ordinary Demoomtic w»aponi, but "W# bave tibVer iaim an^thln^tS conipare in infamy with ||l|Jfrf^#h^|api^e of tbesr Misiiif. sippi^etnowA}*'-. And yet these are the men who tbtnkr it a horrible tbljMJthit thfey shdiild'he deprived of tbe,coifitt0} of ttS .naTit

^^'the e1^o|t In ilisjiifljiippi will refuit in the adoption of the constitution. We sbillaee, When, instaaditf llesairfl guoese? adtU^'tittft'ftl'fcegln' t^!c6rofrin.r Meanwhile, tbe polj|i9al ^mpaUiies of General MCDOWEIX prelude the idea that he would give cwmtenance to any fraud in the Radical interest. He is not only an atftiy offieir^ honiirafeie rieord hut has bpen in syn®a|by a .very strong Democrat. As all the election arrangements are iinder his cotitrol, tbeatereotyped plea of ifraud ^ill not avail the Democrats in this instance, if as he thinks likely, they should be defeated.

not mere reckless

depredations and Wanton crimes perpetrated by bad men without political purpose, butf]that they are, in fact, the dyingjtruggte8?of tbe febeUion to maintain ttt ipastery. Lbyal men, whether white or black, are the victim?,, and Democratic officials,, .otapted by- Democratic voteBj never make aft effort to punish the guilty. In plain ternis, it risks a man's life in Texas to-day to be known as a loyal man, faithful to the government, and hostile to rebellion. And this state of things id brought about and continued by the .refusal of ^Democratic officials to punish the mu(4erer% of»{jloyai menirrslA. man who wiUnotrvote tlie "Democratic ticket hft9 no righta, anywhere, that Democpaisjye hdun((

t?$pM}L-

V" ^!n«

JjKwjaiYB YRABs ago what paper advocated the docsttine a foreig^nor should

sideiftthis countiy

Au'tV

Twelve year§ ago.who owned and edited "the Wahath

As TM^ErpresaJua U^%edirrpnblishMfi sftv^ri about the edifcrt Of

tMSonl'rf-XMmak

The Bzraxss has said, nothing wha ever about "tha 4dtto*r of the

and doaen Ij^oppee tp dignify mag such aspirant for nortociety by |eraonaU^n tp^iiM§ «opppiid oraj|l« Candi^j|^or Senator night beluv tacedto go iacet ft poflflftal conblt oft tbe same terms with his neoctctes on the ticket. CaQffldatefcfti sneaked behind th^tripod and bemdiahed hk wi itorial *w fda alt-oOtMX^mP' and bictf Mfio keep np^tfi^ of ^|0tfde 'ifor thirteen years."

18H!

Journal

is agonized over the fact

that itajoc. 5?. .BLCa: venient and kvsflble polOHal Democratic niKipuIatioi^ Well VOOKUKXS hasBcorAenoiMb three candidates and would give half his life to get rid of it Our candidate has a grand record of loyalty to the Union when waft Q&ievene. CiSwHReafr-^ proudly face his record and point to it in proof of bis courage an^&fewfriss wltn DAN. was sneaking fldm'WIwilg ttoml the country stirring up rebellion and

iioJs tih/ifTi#,jnsrft, filiNCH": ^Ou« ufindlj dato gloriea ia rabont ql patriotism libt rcan did ate-*- on tteeT^an ,who will be^ybacs^andidate II the New ©oavention Jaiift to ^make an openiag .foc himHrSbrni ka and sehixMer^Whtni reoOttljis paraded teforfe hfan ^idj ^j^V in tocrlbla agony of a..-die-&MD bau&ted seul: Jiftfy Qod JITWP

!ftAN., WQ0tiaihjr' ikidfcjftonfl" fir 8«toi

.qti Brlofelaycrsf'' Strike. "^The contest betweenjj.hjs^bricklayejra and the master m^qna

.building ^wafei not counting: the bricks, five times as -much fis^it idid :Jbrmerly, and, m^onuoctioa withtho fifTyajticein other kind* o£ labor compels capitalists to astf vasllytmoreTent. in x»rdor to obtain an interest upon their in. vestments..

gOnAhe

fepfSfefy"

Aeittocritey. C'•,

An article in the Austin

We also call the attention of the

re-

iuunty-fme

years le-

folO'beinc- ,«Howea ^e right of Suffrage j4a««»re^Th8 Wabash Express,• the present. Radical- organ ?f-Vigo oonnty.— Journal. ^P^telveorttertaeni^eara ago who^olemnlf ^^Win th^ preaenre oV Almighty God, and many human witneasep, that he Would ndt vote, *nor givft fife' influence, for any man,'for ftuy offied fn Jhe j*irtof the peop|e»,nnle9a he. *fa8 an Amerioftn-born oit'i55enr. in favor Americans" hiltng America, uor _lt^fi was-a Koman Catholic? .oiilTOiiKHl JSfOT-i is if iT S cratic candidate for Irish and Roman Catholicvo^ei..

party, of

9,n

„i

I, Aniiger-^uGeit who have -fe^pg since oeaaedtb have aiiy connection WTtb it.

Tw^etfe or tbirteen yeara ago, Wtto tntnefr tfis .^r^ient Ciaaipf^fttic^icandidaie for Senator from VigO!? -^n^ni^-aSCfejlJvnojKwNothinca

Journal

£iP

"Abuse i^^jjMliSlltiOD'Lare peculiarly Journal has the excIMiveuae of£h(Kn amqng the ettyr J^atj^paa^" a

f^±2GgA*gs Jimeriet&a*

Its style oeadnetiny iwimf-ct" tmif oo«i#4^*)Ot ttiat

»7*C

sof..JNew

other h*tid, tbeiiric^-

layers are in adqairabledisciplmeand t«m* pert and in, insisting on $4 fiO foc eight fymrs liabor fbejjare

r^s»y^nsu»\§fy

Mflem«erali©

Jficonoiny^ edT

rKPhe ^?»lj«twaf^ah:#ffin^TelOqi^tti oa tb^snbjecr^ and- loigihgly Stgfe for1 -%8e ^*tgb6d Sid 'iDeni^ratic

ne^tbdrHWhfeelfmuch fn61fhS8 tS'^c from the Cin clHf¥att

Journal'A

Republican

seriofts^lention?

Jour

nal toother^cfy r^peatedly/stat^

Wc have'shown-ife and the

th&Be ctiUmns, i'ui-: tior,Ube disak^aion of which our cotemporory has no attimai^b. We want that paper to'esotmine and Crit iciae Republican" 1ift»hcieli^-'ih'Jfhe af. fairs of this Sttt^^Wy^ll^rt' t^at' there never was a more disgracefuLdisplay of rascality and incompetotice thari has been made by thei

ADemocfttts'of

Indiana in

their mismanagement of the States finances. And we assert,

3on

the ^tber hand|

that the Repubiican' administration of the same has beeia a gfatid^uceeis1. Democratic AdmiQiiitt'^ti^iii' '}$$ ^"rpbbed the people, stolen t^e chihlren'aJ^cbool moneyt forgedoertSficatos T«C,.^tato indebtedriMs and in uvory way and on every hand have accoinpnsiied, tiieu^ u^\6a-t towards effecting the financial ruin of tho State.

JfiUmal

has never dared to questiondtfr Tixrip {T

—t^at, 'n'o^wtthdtah^^^V^li^11^•°f war, and the enormouivefpe^ritJH'ea itaas^ ed thereby notwithstanding hdaVy appropriations have heen iriado^o'the Common School Fupd,L (o't (ho C^ate Prisons, the Bonevelent inlMtai t'tOfK^fhecBepubiicanparty of Indiana has,'iifltas space of six yea»,e.Tedttceiif jthc.^ Teajly apfiirtiing debt often years'ago more thiin one-half 11# o,#Pewnrr-gMd •defy the ,&irml to abaketh® fot«e/of this dmSLfyamxhl ^fcf^-that

3! epubliciii

Sfnd^ria^e"VaJ^^

a^ debt of

twelve million?,! doa^dirattsit and made almost unmanageable bv pemq^itici so' .peyaw'f «emw the burden, that to-day:tire entire indebt-' otkHein, Ilii^e/Waj^BrRJ^l ^nd, :4Aee not niJi» e1

These a^^i^ffHst^^j^pl»?i)f-rUai' Statfi to weigh and consider." They Ate truths, too, nielli f»i 1—I""* thinking men than all the stu^d ^qjumpg, pf. gener^ C^rg$, unsupppstfd ^y^syslhglfl'fact, whi*-th8 ^bm2to de44|llrepeddnoea.

Ag ws ha Ve isrfd b»fb*^f,tbe tM® ItSfof €!^^di|ar^!4

ibil^.^1

the" Mi $£& the

4^ut»of!

oar awn-8eatpa *Da»* th# Joto*ttfZ- 'entw: in^j* 'i^fcfch P%tis best 8h^w«' its, ,wtu^y toaueqeesfully nianegf •tbo ^nisnes^ 'of Int&fcsa? Weeatrnestltisi*IWtlAl^a|f^

rMt.

chqi^ejf,

?fch^|)^bqf^^3p|l«e,f%"

ith%jpr«ide»ay^ If this betaally ttoftat

Y^TER^Aftecopoft Cqyerno*

poixt,

B*feet

^lTe*a 6ee anaaaF addrws betom the r« :s. UtJ? tsc

f^cts dflndaha woJ in axe a*JqSl6wi» jFim, ,^3^44q^ pn4ton,

Treaty

Claimed to be all Right for Indians and Kansas.

-lisjjj 3i ^UliW"

btm

York,

which commenced a week ago last Monday, has assumed quite serious proportions. According to the

Suq

^t^inaltter

in dispute ^apparently,', only wh^^ the bricklayers shall wqrk teij.. tyoiusa a day and receive $!, or wdrk etight hwija and receive $4 50. But behind this immediate aabjeet^^wg^eOTncnt lies the old one of th^^ftuepoe .ffgrades unions, which the mastor masons who imitated tW brioklayera ia forming union) /jlaim enhances tbe o^st of ajt kinda of work. They say that whereas -fewf f#afs.agoH costonly $2 to have ajOOp t»r»ck laid, they are now, paying ^f«D t^viayin^of iyOOo which, qf coura^jfoakes the biicifkaiwork in a

t#*

adJ

the

RRMOORATS THBOlfSlNG HIW YORK

^TptogEle

^fhe Al»k» SHI

the 6}

bami

io T&dsn

New^ from South America.

zi «3i&$#tss«d 3a

Paraguayan War Lanr

yniahingr

sJJ

Ho Ifostile lofenenls tor llif Allies

rt»f» ffet ifi

3V.E W®. tai

In U"

•acsi

K»a ,eov

Cotfitikriiiil

«di

iQJi

slHbriom|!''

wdd^'hai

often expwfti^t h^ty approval of that paper. Here is sometbln^'Ir^m t'hiS Cbiw^" merdal of this 29.th WBicfi^e ?ommeiid to the

1,3

There is a single remafk in Governor Seymour's Cooper Institute, speech worth reproducing. If& |h»^.-Jthe Damperttic party "have always,,kept, ojj£ public finances otit of ronfiltoon.". ThiS is particnlarly refreshing' ^hefi^we^emembef' t^e fact that, befowj tbe' erose of Mr. 'Buchanan 's ftdmin istration, it was/with difficulty the Government could negotiate a small loan, even with the oxtrabrdinary inducement of twelve per "cent, in gold. Between the njismanagement of Pierce and Buchanan and. Floyd and Cobb, and various swindles fifeo the Fort, Rneili.ng affair and the: shaififi Mormon Wr, the treasury was depleted %&d the credit of the Government went lower than at any tihio since. It", will flot ,do for Mr. Sqy? nioilr to talklof Dona'ocratic economy, while a Democratic Zj^iiiature lii Ohro doubles the expenses .of tegielation, and the City of New_ York groans under the extravagancies iarid corruptions of Democratic rnanageme^s!wresgas»*ap»»

fe fejSS

Bavaria Batifies the Treaty with _jth© United Mates for Protection of naturalized. •ifioao. flfja»-c,#jioittaSnera -1 *i*

ifiofc *J. »d ipt »i s,ii io 3®oas

fs&Mjieti

y-r

..." ,'*«»

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tiiVKRPOox,, June 30v--KX'Minjster Adams sailed in the "Chjna," Saturday. LONDON, June 30.—The 4th is to be celebrated at. W^haden. Excitement at Belgrade unabated.

The murderers of rince Michael have been-convicted, but not. yet executed..... police captain has been murdered. sol eJAr-H-'O Frtn08ii .v

PajuS, June 30.—During debate on the Budget in the Corps Legislatif, speakers Of the Opposition complained, nf profuse expenditures in consequence of. maintains ing the French expeditionary oorpe in Italy. This they declared to be tmneceasaiy, for the. Italian Government was willing and able to check any attempt to disturb the present state rof pe^,.qr to compromise her foreignrelationagimii*

?*9WMy^®»i'...

June 30-riA bnlih|s^beea issu

ed byTftio Pope summoning a'general «f

'iktr

Church to

rWelt

lit the

Vatican on the 8th. of Deceits,^.1869 Thq bull prescribes that all persons required to attend the council .must appear either in person or by proxy.

!£..

^ja

•-'. Pnusia.

""BerliK, June 30.—Bavaria has Stifled the treaty with the United States for the PJfJeo&o&qf,.naturalized citing, j-.rVrxdLssOo -'^6rtnSli-^ :EL

LISBON, June 30.—A South American mail steamer has'arrived from Rio Janeiro June 9th. Advices from Paraguay sources state tbe war is languishing, the Allies having made no hostile movement since their repulse in the Grau Charo.

It was reported in Paraguay that the Coftgress of the Argentine Confederation would impeach Gen. Milse for making the mi *... r*_i' a»i«v*»w alliance with Brazil. .. ...

K«^-.

The peac6 party in the Confederation was in the ascendenOy and the election" of TTrgaiza considered certain. tSi&'J lift I aij rA 'HL WV'H*

From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.—Gen. J. D. Frazer, Confederate army, isin California in the ihterest of the Southern Immigration Society, and sayB thousands are antious to come here from the South. os .-V: DROWNED.f -n-

A dispatch from Salt Lake announces the drowning of six men in Green river, June 25th, b£the breaking away ofa ferryboat1-

c'-*-**"V-'W

t:"-

31" EARTHQUAKE^ "The sbip Rose, from Australia to this pbrt experienced a heavy earthquake shock nea.r Curtis and Macaully. Island.

,rj^ THK HONOLULU LIN£ Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars subsidy to the Honolulu line obligates service every twenty d&ys to San Francisco, trips to be made inside of 12 'days. The contract is for two years. The next steamer leaves for Honolulu July :?d. 1 eJH 8TORI.ua WHRAT.,:^

It is thought the wheat surplus for exWrt this season will reach 350,000 ton9.^ I FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY.

The Chamber of Commerce to-day hold •a meeting to organise an association for fotectiou against fraudulent bankruptcy

FOURTH OF JULY.:.-:

General preparations are Ming made' throughout tho State for the celebration pf the Fourth of July. I

0KKKRAT.

HALLBCK.

!G6n.

t^ke

The department of Alaska has been finally organized with General J. C. Davis .as commander, headquarters at Bitka.

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The Board of Supervisor* havo flnaUy bassed a resolution reserving over thirteen bunded acre* of Pcebla land for a park, bemetery, schools, engine hotisp, hospital and-j%il.' vor-S !•.» t--r- •. .»£«?! '-i i—t "From Loaflrrai«e^ T-"-

LOTJISTILLE, June 30.— J.^^D. Rfcy tailor, committed suicide at the St.* jCMrles Hotel, Nashville, this morning |by taking opium. Pecuniary trouble supbcjiedthCcause.

CORPSE SoUN04f Jsjn.a

The corpse of a white man was found 'MiHOreek near th« Mty to-dfcy, supposed to hmVBtMWraLl. tdfiHy drowned. -neO iE*WBMart'.'lBo!ffl»3J!S80tsc^i

Exeft«aenV dV«r 4he tuiiMiw hdhds atfsver heat. Threat# a£v repudiation, 'he Comptroller, say» Jot. s^dollar of the oly interest wtti be oald.

Injnbctloii against the Boatii of FiIna been applied for.' No sale for ^lanneasee bonds fev

:"aiiw

-'v.?!': J5

CINCINNATI,

eut have been crowded the past two days with deTe^at# *frotfi the South and West to the rMtaogrelieObn'rention.'

*«a«|

tide iswfrrf

.... .X.

%-*lA

NEW YORK, June 30.—The inquest in the JBowary fixe^eneine explosion was ooa cikded yfestitdif. iChd ju«jr rendiwd a ver dicfc which efgarges niiaman agenaeflt on

The trot at the Fashion Coureyesterday ^tJH^irttv-e wiW#onby Eew PeWnr

lowing ones. g&ii44:#5j 2:30J, 2:29, 2:32 and 2:34. *a

t&A

Beap if. Wefiatto^iprdprietor of «. hotel in Geneva has been arrested on charge of forging tfie names ofTb is friends to notes and drafts. He went to AspinWall and returned^on the same steamer Sunday wltfcj &Q*,woman whom he ran AW^y it a vi a an am

THE ROUGHS.* xtfqtp

A gaug of jrougha, Sunday evening smashed and burned a dummy engine and several cars on the Coney Island R. K. No arrests hkve been made. a5j5e

SPKPIB. S asJto "y..

Exports Of specie $85(^000. SCHUTZB#jr*St. Matters Very dull'at Johes' Wood today, the ta«get» not heing ready. Shoot* iug:does not commence until to-morrow. A nuimbor of merchants have taken steps to contest for a prize' among themselves. ri 2 DEMOCRATS POTOINO IN.

Delegates to the Democratic National Convention are continually arriving, Hotel passages are filled during the day and evening with earnest discussions of tho probable action of 1110 Convention The moat prominent names for the Presidency seem to be flaticbek and Chase, though" tho-bulk of tho Pendleton support ere are not yot here.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION. Preparations for the Soldiers and Sailors. Convention arc about completed. They will undoubtedly favor tho nomination of Hancock, but will accept the nominee of tho Democratic Convention.

TAMMANY HALL.

'Tammany Hail is about ready for occupation, and .is to be thrown open to invited guests on Thursday aftornoon. .r, .v.,.^

ARRIVALS.

Charlotte C-ushman and Miss Stabbing the sculptress, were passengers per Scotia arrived to-day

ME/CHASi.'4*1*''

Chief Justice Chase Will not be in towri during the session-of the Convention Wit tf. .STEAMERS SOLD., £l

Steamers Atlantic aod^Western Metropolij were sold at auction to day,.respect* ively for $410,00.0, $57,000.

rfifw in»-a?« ftii'.Strauss, the last of the whisky conspirators, was t6-day sentenced to a fine Of $5,000, and imprisonment ten days, or un til the fine ia paid-T'ta Teanr?* svrEEEiiT "fey afire in Sumner's oil refinery, Jer ley: City, three workmen wore severely •^4

inn

Jt"*C". I "J JROlXIfr "PABIK.

Jerome Park race?, precriiflrti $500, 'ftftle and a quarter, Nemefcis beat Lancaster, Lizzie Rogers, Roquette, Local and Jubal Time, 2:12 J, won by'a neck.

West Chester handiftap one and threequarter mile, won by Flora McPhor, beating Northumberland Clara Clond, Onward and Eagle. Time, 3:12 J.

Sweepstakes for 2 year olds, Invincible beat. Eclipse and Scott. Tims, 1:161* THE ERIE JilUDDLE.

The Erie" mud,dlo continues.- In the Supromo Court, general term, to-day. Judgo Cordov.a delivered an opinion, Judge Barnard concurring, confirming the order of tho court appointing.Geo. A. Osgood receiver of the salc3 of ten millions of convertible bonds and funds, ordered to be paid over to him on Thursday. Judgo Ingraham dissents.

Judge Barnard in Chambers, gave decision on the contempt cases of Davis, Thompson, Skidmore, Lane, Drven and Eldridge, of the Erie direction, and im.posed a fine of ten dollars on each.

Decision in the c»?es of Fjake and Gould were reserved. It is understood proceiedings for contempt are to be had. against Drew, before Judge Gilbert.

Mr. Eldridge lias been removed from the Presidency of the Erie road, e-ifcA DECLINE TO ISSUK.

If is stated the Massachusetts Commissioners decline to issue the three millions' o£ State stock to tho Erie directors/or continuance of the Hartford, and Erie road to Fishkill, on the ground that said directors have not complied with tho law. i.ot fc' i./s SUPltEMR COURT. rJ

The Supreme Court, goneral term, Hoday affirmed the appointment of a reneiver for Roek Island. A rilv

PELKGATK9 TO THE CONVENTION. About te/i of tho Ohio delegates to the :Convoniion arrived to-higiiL There are, however, surprisingly* feW of the delegates yet in fcown^ probably abbut 150 of the,,6&0fjwh J. will co.mpose_llie.Conven tion. .' vsli

I j,

Halleck is absent on a tour of in

spection through the Division of the Pa rifle-.. .• riEPARVfBNT OF ALASKA."

r.i

Some of (be Sontnern delegate? here express"tbemseives in favor of Chase, all Western delegates -here, declare strongly .for Pendleton .?« gate

From St. Louis.

S ST. LOUIS, June 20.—-The examination of Capt. Donaldson, of the steamer Great Republic, charged with shooting Henry Anderion, a ne^ro, a hand on tbe boat was conducted to day 'before Ju3ge Denniaon of the Police Court. Defendant's counsel desired to waive examination, but tho Judge overruled if. Qnly tw8 witness^ were examined. Samuel Ray, porter, of the boat, and Lawrence Glover, cabin-boy, who was hand.cuffed and confined in tho same ^oom with Anderson. *1

Mr. Glover testifld directly to the foots that Donaldson shot Anderson, putting a pistol to his ear and firing.

Mr. Ray testified that a pistol" was fired while he was in the room but did not see it, he was drawing whisky from a barrel and his back was turned.

Donaldson was committed to jail for murder in the first degree, and Witnesses bottnd over to appear before the Grafid sr

A large crowd was present at tba examination, most of thotn negroes, ana much interest wiis manifested in the proceeding. "r I *I! .'OTOTH OF JTFLJ* 1

The Grand Army of the RepobJio aad Various Domocratic clubs of this oity ate., making- preparation^ to eelebrath tts ii of in id I ^filpublicati Nominaftonf

ETROIT,

Prom Cincinnati.

ft_

Jane 30.—The railroads

rr~

I iHxS Cihcftinafl Pendleton ncors wlil here on a special Snim thirafwrntea TIB. Little Miami, I^ut Handle and Pennsylvania iPentml K^ilrwitcidThe wn^/^n dlre^lytilrou^.t^.New

.^aefasdiifte

Randolph Strick-

June 3Q.-

land was to-day nominated for Congress in the Sixth District, th# RophWican Convention at Flint. ^3 .viBAx»c«?9q I a ««fr

From Moritrealr?ff''?

MONTREAL Jtoso 29.—The Canada engine works have contrasted with tte'jgov* ernnwnt for rifle range steal plstea."t5 il»

BOLIEAT. 'i

The Mayor has issued a prpclamatiflO

iiild

Pab^k Ha^d, on^ea^ SUSPICION OF UWftlJKR. A dead woman was found lying in the upper stery of tho tenement house No. 127, East Houston street, yesterday. Her way -fliictrMcBrider and W»Hlam Plinn, with whom she was living, has amount of $800,000,000, payable principal

MiM

ry?

—coiroBBSsioirAX.

W4caaraiov, D. (X, June 30,1868. J[ Mr. Bibtwell presested, WtsOm to hive hUtewhichJle

g&e

iotico Je

the Committee on Ways and

iy tbe Committee on Ways

eens under the resolution adoptod yesterday for taxing Interest on United States bonds ten per cent. It proposes to authorize tbe issue of new bonds to

oha»g^ #f^m»degn^ and iTnterest la c«la, |iear interest at

oi uAJ^

to be valid

citizens of the

United States, these to be exchangeable for 5-30'a. Alao^ W iaea««&00,000,00d of} meord of the 4 per pent bonds payable, principal and interest,' Hi cofn, either' in the United States or at Frankfort or London» without taxation or^abatemeat of any kiit^ these to be excaangeable for 5-20's before Jnly 1st, 1869. AI90, to use ^2B,000^000 coin iti the'^reunry In tbe purchase of 5-20% at market price to ha used as a sinking fVmd, and the interest on them to be applied to reedaeming other bonds.

On motion of Mir Get*, tbe Omnmittee on Ways and Means was instructed to inquire into the expediency of reducingtha expenses of collecting the Internal JKcvenuo,- Iqr riM^ishing the ol^es of collectors, assessors, &c., and assessing tbo amount of dire.ct taxes required upon tbo several States in proportion

They were so referred.

the taxa

ble population, and report next session. Mr. Stevens, of Pa., presented the ere* dontialsof C. M. Hamilton, Representative elect from Florida, and asked that he be sworn in.

Mr. Maynard moved the credentials take the nsaal course and be referred, to the Committee on Elections. "'T,.

rr*rt

Mr. Covode introduced a Joint Resolution directing that in'all eases where private soldiers served:ont their time of enlistment and were honorably discharged the Secretary of War shall on applcation remove any charge of desertion that may stand on the roU§ against tbem, except where has been a conviction for desertion by a Court Martial. Referred to Committee on Military Affairs.

Tbe Honse resumed the consideration of the River and Harbor bill. All amendments made in Committee were concurred in. ~Vr

Mr. Stevens, of Pa., moved to table the bill. Rejected, 5V to 71

The Bill passed, 80 against 59. j?., Mr. Washburne (111) moVed ooncurrent resolution for adjournment of the present session on the 15th of Jnly, which, after rejection of, a motion to table and an amendment to adjourn then to the 15th of September was finally adopted 91against 47.

Mr. Poland announced he wonld call up the Swissler vs. Anderson Mt^ouri contested election case on We&Mkdty next

Mr. Cook annrunced hi8 ^uid call the Hogan vs. Pile, Missbnf! cdntialrod election ca3e, after the above was finished.

A resolution by Mr. Niblaek was adopted^ tiiat it 19 tno sanse of the House that Congraui ought not to adjourn until efficient provision be made by law for the promotion of Ameri$an%v native and adopted, while traveling or residing in foreign countries. .The blllpassedauthorizing the .Chairman of a,,Committee of either House to administer an oath .to claimants.

Tho bill passed regulating and limiting admiralty jurisdiction of District Courts. The bill passed explanatory of the act declaring title to land warrants in certain oases also extending jurisdiction of Probate Courts and Justices of the Peace in Idaho and Montana also establishing District Courts at Kansas City and St. Joseph.

The bill creating an eastern District Court for New Yore passed. Resolutions defining the binding power of treaties wu introduced and referred to Foreign Committee.

They declare in substance that treaties are not really binding until sanctioned by Congress.

The Alaska appropriation bill was tak en up in Committee of the Whole. EVENING SESSION.

In Committee of the Whole, Mr. Orth in the chair, considered the Alaska bill Mr. Longhridge gave notice of an amendment that Congress has not exclusive jurisdiction over treaties, and having approved th$ stipulation .of this one its assent has been given thereto. He argued in favor of the appropriation.

Mr. Boyer opposed and Pruyn favored it. Johnson argued in

k.Mr.

O'n-

Mr. Howe moved the Senator elect lie sworn. Mr. Fessenden suggested reference to the Judiciary Committee.

Along discussion ensued during which Mr. Doolittle presented the credentials of Mr.. Marvin, as Senator from Florida Signed by Gov. Walker, dated Nov. 30th 1866.

The motion to refer thb 'Credentials of Mr. Oaborn was rejected, 1C against 30. On motion of Mr. Drake the action of the Legislature on the ratification of the J4th amendment was read. j,

After along discussion a vote was taken on swearing the Senator, elect, resulting 33 yeas, 6 nays.

Mr. Osborn was sworn in, and took his seat on the Republican side. The civil appropriation bill

After considerable discussion whether Such proceeding was in order, during whidh the House adjournment resolution came over and was tabled for the present, the Senate went into executive session, and after some time adjourned.

-e•ziTTi_

jfQfifo

Carolina^yr,

RALEIGH, June 30.-—The Legislature meets to-morrow, a quorum will be present. Gen. Oaftby suspends the test oath. It is understood he isstied an order to Chief Justice Pearson yesterday to be qualified before the United States ComAtisshnw by taking the oath required by die new Ccmstittttiofi^aad administer the Same oath to Uie cibsr Judges and offirenr to-day. Ha appolssfld

W-

Governor, vice

The city is pretty {all of office htm'ters. There are tncny candKlatet fur the'United Senate and other offices. Gen. Abbott, c)f N|W" fiampehiri, is a prominent ranhm for tamlsa 'SUM Senate, also ^Jol. Biittttn, of Ohio. I STANDAED ntnm^o OFFICE. ft is rumored Gen. Littlefield has purohased from GOT,. Holds® the Standard bruiting office for $20,000. & dixix*

Fkom Waflhington.

WASHINGTON, June 30.—Ihe followin issued at tbe headaoi Army of the Republic

WlB

». .. ABHINGTON, Jane 2A. erjfirilJ0der No. 14. 3lte Oibmaadev-in-Chief cal^Mit tion to the following Congressional action with regard to tbe memorial ceremonies of the 30th ult, in the Congress of ibe United States. In the House of Representatives, Jnne 22d, on motion of Mr. Logan it was resolved that tbo proceedings of tbe different cities, towns, Ac., recently held in commemoration of tbe gallanf heroes who have sacrificed tbeir lives in defence of the Republic, and tho of the tien.of 4Pnorad tomba? of the ^laaaUed shall be coTbsHed and bound1 An* frr the direction of such person as tbo Spoak^r shall designate for the use of Oongrefl.

EDWARD MCPHERJWNI|,

Clerk of the House of Representatives. WASHINOTOK D. C. June 22.—Frank Moore, Editor of the Rebellion Record ia hereby appointed under this resolution. ScHiii'iita CoitWAX, Speaker of the House of Representatives.

In order to mako successful this efibrt to porpeluato the record, a just tribute to our patriotic dead, Department.^. Posts and Commands will forward to these headquarters everything pertaining to tho ceremonies alluded to, whinh can aid to complete the work proposed. Newspaper paragraphs, editorial and reporters account, and also manuscript copies of addresses and observation? which .may not have boon printed.

V-- MILITARY BILL Senator Thayer's bill to regulate, ana fix the military establishment of the United States, amondB tho act to ineroa9e and fix the military establishment of the United States by repealing section 13, which fixes the number of Captains in tho Quartermaster department at 300, tho number of Majors at ten, and prohibits the filling of vacancies until the number of such offioea is so reduced4 Sw' 4»*#

THE MFLFTA^^-HIFW**''** Hon. N. G. Taylor, Commissioner of Indian affairs has sent a letter to Senator Henderson, Chairman of the Committee on Indian Affairs of the Senate, asking a full and rigid examination of all the circumstances attending the recent treaty for tho sale of 0=age lands. lie states positively that such investigation Will

Sroaty

trove that the transactions attending the wero conducted in a most just and conscientious manner, both for the Indiana and for tho Slate of Kansa?.

In the case of Dr. John Flint,'oT Bos Ion, against the New York «fc Norwich Transportation Co., to recover aamages for the loss of one of his legs occasioned by the discharge of a musket in the hands Of a United States soldier on board one of tbe defendant's steamboats in June, '64, the jury rendered a verdict for tho plaintiff for $10,000. *,

LOOK AT THE RUINS! Aye, look at the ruins of what were onca magnificent sets qf teeth, to be seen everywhere in society. Look at them, and ask yourself if it is not marvelous that such destruction is permitted, when, by simply using SOZODONT any teeth, however fragile, may be preserved from dcaye or blemish as long AS life lasts?

"SPAI.DING'S GT.UE.' honse.

favoT of

the

HU9 WW iKiSM««u

a'-ii? an*i* m*

Adjourned.

SENATE.-2

The Chairman presented a resolution from the Reconstruction Convention of Texas, setting forth the disorder and murders that prevail in that State referred to Committee on Military Affairs.

Mr. Howe presented resolutions of the Legislature of Florida ratifying the 13th and 14th amendments to the Constitution.

Mr. Howe also presented the credentials ofThos. Osborn, Senator from Florida for the term expiring in 1873.

Ipj% Ol and Erie

By Telegraph.|

Was

con

sidered. Several unimpartanfameTSffments were adopted. %Ir. Sherman introduced his funding bill as a rider to the bill.

wmmw,

The venerable Edward B. Freeman died to-day In hia Tist

year

•. ,^1 „._•- ?.«»Drowned. s®o'i PrrsaBtrRQ, June 3tX«-Itaring a aevere tbuadtf storm this morning a Tonng nam, John HattaeD, while roWjng over the Mononeabala river in a skiff was struck by a tow boet, npsel and lrtjrwn«dt

usolul in every deod lw

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET Telegraph.] NRW YOB*,

9far)cet lest active, n» the trade la chiefly occupied faking stock, but a firm feeling is apparent in anticipation of improved inqnIry and impro prifM ere long.

fc STOCK MABKKT By Telegraph.] i' NfcW Toa*, .Tune SO! Money easy at ::@4c call. Sterling firm and more active, bat unchanged. Oold firmer, opening at 140V, closing at 140%. Governments trifle lower but steady.

Coupons'81117^(3117%, *C2 113 @113M,-'64 lll?*ffllU%, 'C5 lU^lllH, '«7 113%a(113%, '68

V®%@110,

the close. BACON—Small sales clear sides at lfi?4(ai7\ shoulder* held at 15%fflI3c.

LARD—Nominal at 17c far etioit* tierce.-® CATTLE—Supply large and demand light. SHEEf—-Unchanged at flffo psf head,

feflw TOIIK WABKiiT.l

By Telegraph.] Nsw loan,

~?bm&

"W. Holden

Wostih

removed, and or**

dared the State ofHeera io bB iwozn, ia tomorrow. Qov.Holden will dellyer his inaugural On the 4th Hist.

OAfS—Heavy and 1@1%° towes, at Sp^» fo*' westoTn irt»toia. andSu®8u^s afloat, aiCE-Careaita quiet af 10^1| #fes( India more active fiOO bags Rangoon at 4c gold.

COFFEE—Firmer and qniat. SUOAIl—Noaiaaily unchanged at., lAi&l nnchange

n*w me**, closing at 37 76 regular,

curcnrjrATi HABKBT. By Telegraph.] CnounrATX, Juas

PROVISIONS-DBII

PTAILT OB^ADNFE3,J»U EOTOR*. pcAiy c»t»E MAWpfg. at

By order of memrt* JOHN A. LOGAN, Commander In Chief.

AATlttVU

House.

Jnne 30.

10-40'e W7X@1 n%, 1-30'n

U(%. Canton 48%@48%, Cumberland 31(333 Wells Express 26 @96%, Adams American «96J, U. ST 4S^@48^, Men Qmcksflver 23X&-1. Mariposa 90X@90%, Attentic 30^33^ W.

Merchants 253. 8ft

4%,

Pacilfc

3i%@U%:N.

V. C'. 134^@134)i, Erie 69&@G9%, p'W

tfudson l«fi®141, Harlem 126%, Beading 105(3 Ohio and Mississippi 20J^@29?^, Hartford rie 14%@14% Jl'abash 48 ®48^, p'fdCS St. Pan! p'fd 7SK978X, Michigan Central 117(3118 III Central [email protected]}[, Pittsburgh 89(983ja, Toledo 104 @l()4)i. Roclt Is'ftud 1North Western 71 @71% p*fd

74K&75

I peitid

7Sj4&

78%, Oolnmbns 90 Chicago ft Alton 138 pfM IBS, Dubuqne 4 Sonx Ciry p'fd 78, 9t._Joi p'M at 8iS34,Br r!ington.i: Quincy 1M. ~~T ——...

ST. LOUIS MABKET

ST.

LOUTS,Jnne SO.

I TOBACCO—Heavy and some grades lowar lugs (fnote at 87@8J^c, dark leaf

8j£@14%0

medium

tb bright leaf ib"@40c. COTTON—Nothing doing. HEMP—Nothing doing. »,

FLOUR—ITeat and unsettled, wiHi haftuv anything doing choice extra sold at ST 75 Xi 8@8 50, XXX to fancy 10^12.

WHDAT Dull and unchanged at ?232_25_£or CORN—Dnll and lower at OAT8—Higher, with specuiative fWljfftS- |oJ sales at 72A75C.

RTE—aovanced to #1 4fl@l 50. PROVISIONS—Dnll and lower^anif only reUQ bnsiness doing.

PORK—1^938 25, closing with

tie* iffl»ringftt

Jui iv» twid.-by.

for superfine state and western, 7 -76

~8 66 for extra state, 7 70@9 70 extra we*t»u, 7S@13 for whit* wheat extra, 13 8t tor R. H. O, 8 76® 10

for

extra St Louis, 11@14 50 for good to

ckoioe do., closing heavy. Oaliforai* doll and bfeary at $10 00^12 60. Rye flour qaiet at 8 0t)9 IS 25. Corn meal heavy, 1,100 bbls. citj-at fC 25 'WHISKY—Nominal.:

WHfiAT—Very dnll and nomlnallr iowsex,

II 97M(32 for retail lots, No. 2 spring I

00.

RTE-'-Ontotand heavy at SI 7IQI 75. sr BARLEY—Nominal MALT—Quiet. CORN—Opened rather ea*i*r and cKaed a the4* firmer aad mor* dolnji Cor export, at 9901 OS for mixed WMtrrn afloat, eloalng at 1 02J$1 8Q for strictly prime parcel*.

for shoulders, 1SK®17C. Sgr ham* aad feeavy at lJWsft

60A87 75

for old do cloalag at 27 75 regntar, S CQQ2Z TO for prime, 21 OOQSi frit prime nies*. BEEV—Steady and unchanged tteroobesfdaU aad lrregnlar at 21^33c for prime msii. and SOig

36c tar iodia lne*s. REEfHAMS-ateady CUT HEATS—Quiet *nd drooping at

a* aewl, droopfnj

lAea dnlf

... Sor Stratford.

LARD—Dnll- and heavy, 050 tterce* at 10m eadereo.

[c for steam, and 17(917 )^c tor kettle rt CTTEB— Heavy at for Ohio, and 88# SSc for State.

CHEESE—Bather aowaoth* ands shade lowCQof^teadyat 5t FEEIOHTS—Liverpool firmer engag«tnent«of 10,000 b3*h. corn ftG&O&jdi 78,ooeiosh'wheat it W, mr is $*1

the rate* fur Rot

p®®rtalntd.

and nomiaal, with no do*

OBAtta for my artic^. BUTTER—a ,7»rt, flrmer, Ohio M£27«\ Wc^tern BcMrro 27@30r. iwi-ilnlliiM to fS

per

LINSEED OIL-Dull,. Si PKTROI.Kf'M—St»*(lr ftrM| nnfhanc««» GOLD— BWi bnTinif.

COTTON- Qai«t at Mc for »id«ll,nK °f

960

!re»

leaf at 1C@S5 CO.

at f6$10

SPECIAL NOTICED

TUE1L, B1PLEY CO..IS

ASMWMI

a latyo •4»wflt« af awnnr IVm Hutu, JW 50W

Wft r»

PLATTRor CHKCK ONE CASE PLAIN BROW fcEWS. cfcif wortt^ati'' ft

MlrnM*

OBETADLNE

iiHAWlA Or*«* Mwat*

JACtiNEt aaiOiWlANDlE LAWNil., .\4U» .Lar^t ^Mfrtiuant TUELU 4U

mwnVTTIAb%LTAR hL«af

ft for loan* Mea, OB tbo Krrora, Abna**, and Il*aa«os, w^trh crekt#liBp»!f m»nt« to El AO «, with thn bnaiaoe view of t««atment and oir*, Mot by mail ia Malwl Utter «uva»«p«)

All^« H.IWAaO ASSOCl4 ,'

tTOM, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. maySQdwte

9^* Ladiea can receive a box of .Dr Ipaa't FflU l7 teal! i«at«d lrom i&a tjtf ot the nbtlc, bj vucloaii)^eaa dollaraad six ttnrpt to M. W. Maooubar, Oanoral 4|«rt tor the United State* and Canada*, at Albany, New or W jm i:: -mi if -mi lAf¥H~-S'dal

Capita!. 0NK MILLION BHliVW 1 rbrtn«RTEREIv BTTIfB BTATR. sA HAMOiM, Fres'i. J*s. Mtaan.t, Sso'jT^-

SKIITKDapciitiAAL«llpn VflDBHi(9KC INTEREST on all THHJ/ Balan^od, tnWeS* «t GH^PK AT PJ^HT. SPEOTAL DEPOsrtaite SJT Kanttia, iur mora, may ba mad#- aft tn f« ew*6e?" The Capital

£,\f

iW ia-sfcmimi

From Boston. 1

BOSTON, June 29.—Governor Bullock has issued orders to tender official bon era to the remains of Bear Adfciral BelK and Lieut. Commanders Raed and MoKinsio, which will be removed from the Navy Yard tc-morrow. A funeral cortege wiH abcorrvpany the bodies thriwijjh tbe City to the ^epot, apd .pynr^guns will be fired.

(WHS lKIIiLWII DOBXiaES

among OTOI" «"30 ShareholdMrSb Clia|tMa| ia»y gantlemoiKU&ihirga woaita aad Eaaaetel iperlenre.wbo aroklM ptrintifilif liable to d«posltors^t rtll oWlsaiion* of tho Ojinpaaj^u donbla t& aeantit' of'll^^^apttal stock#. As ^ie NATTOKAL TRtJST »«POSM» In large or email amoaDK *nd permits th»« to b» dra*n wtwio-' or In rart by CHECK AS?

fSftQHT »nd TflTttOUT ^QTI^JE, ^§11^ tpt on Aifi nm.T BitANCts, parties throvgBO^l the country R&N T*ep ICWWIU In this fiwHttttiJtt

with special adwntage* of aecurity, coatenianca and pront A -3 j»l I dwf-m ""ISBOH itriTCH 1 ITCH SCllMm I »CRfA'Ttfttl ^ORAT?ffM in frora-l4*~ to 48 hoar** Wbeaton's OlntmSnt Jrbe gtM

OtmetH carter Salt

ifheatoa's omtweiH tfheatonS ointment. ifheateii'S trttitment Wheaton'sOlatswat ffheatonl

enrtr

Price, 60 cents a boti by mall,

cents. Ad-

Jres« WEEKS A POri^'.Ko,ifaalil^gton Street, Boston, Mass _Eor salth^ktl Trnggisti. nrtli

Boston, Sept. 18, l&BT-SltWd

CRISTADOHO'S &¥E^1 WU-b ia a tn-inUiog .. ^roilnrrs ilie MoSt «ncttatilln|i9»ia«lf of 3ol«r, «o« BMhtafiO B1*9:/ IS fonsjqutnjlr a uiiNHfi

Bui favorite, the mora especially as it IMPROVES THE lifALVII OF TUS And requires renewtag les* freqttenlly tli*n any other. Oliristadoro's Ilair Pmen AtLve

Would you bate lnxuraut glorfy U«*aes olastsrinsr around your brows, like vine tendril*

round

a parian *haH. Parcha** that o«lebrate* and matchtvs#- prepnration known throughout tie fashionable world as CHRWTABORO S Hfttr preterv»tlVe and BflatrtiiWr. Sotd by PraggftiU, and applifM3t|»y all Hair DreMers. Manafactory tfo.M. Jfaidffc tan».^ Principal Dapot-No.

A*tot

jel7dwtmA

Antiqaiiy «i totatosh's Ullsfc Age 1* not eiatmed as a merit, only a* a slg*ot intrlnstc

The really nsefiil i»|i^U***|«^wlW»a strong vitality the poorji'ne"1 fangmsh^s

(St

a time and

then go«*jout easily. -j BaiKfarTH FILM ateeveu ^««cribedbyitreat p^yslclans whch rtii bowettlcall litUiiMftln because they never fall to Pfien and ve relief. nnndreds of thonaands wonld coosi^r lt a c|y| lamjty th«*» saft fiunlly «i8» C«t^tfaoHfa.c^f| tainld. It ha* been offlcially settled tha: mora ol BBiNDairtB,#Piu.saraj^4tl0^j^j® jnt togethsr. Merit sells 'heny-

BBANDasTH'a Pipossess quaUtEia whioh restore every organ and fiber of the body to health ate purely egetaU» aod *af* for every perlqd. ot life. .jj ^Principal offlee, Brandreth House, New 501.0 sr Al l. DRfKHHSTfl, SttStiWI

:rriui

B-

1H42.

1847.

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