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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
SHEISIFF,S SAEES.,

RY Virtue Of nm attachment to me di-
- reotcd, will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday and tho
day following III February next, within the
legal hours Of sn'e, TO the highest bidder,
for Cash, the following Personal Property.
Purchasers TO pay for titles
1885 pounds seed Cotton levied upon as
the property of John Parrot, at tho suit of
H. A. Gibson, Trustee.
L. W. DUVALL,
Sheriff's Cff'co;
Jan. lGih, 1860!
Jan l9-x2tl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
PRESERVED GINGER.

pEANUT CANDY, Lemon Gum Drops,
L Sugar Plums, Jelliss, English Mint
Lozengess, Almond Candy, Card 0ysters
and Sardines. For sale By a,l,
nov12 JOHN MCiNTYRE s. co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
Iiyer1)ool Marlyet

SENATOR'S ELEoTED.-Sumncr has been
reelected from Massachusetts, ard Chand
Ter from Michigsn.
James \. Bayard has been elected by the
Legislature Of Delaware. United States SEN
n'o to serve until March 4lh, and his son.
Thomas +. Bayard, for the full term Of six
years from that date.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has elected
Hon John Scott United Suites Senator.
Alex. Ramsey was reelected United
States Senator from Minnesota by thirty
nine majority.
We announced yesterday The election of
llamim from Maine. Schruz from Missouri,
and FcnIon from New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
NEW STOCK.

Doors and Shoes. (N. G. makc) Hats
- Caps, Hacking, (Mason's) Blncking
Brushes, Coffee Mills Coffee Pots, cca
Pots, (fnncy) Buckets, Wash Pans,
Tin Plates, Slraincrs, Orators,
Cups, Table Salt, Spoons,
Paper. Envelopes,
Ink, Pens, Cotton
Chrds Pipes,
Water
Buckets, Maokcrell, Cheese, Crackers, Soaps,
(all kinds) Soda, Starch. Candles,
Black Pepper, Gingcr, AlIspicc,
Cinnamon, Gloves, Nut Megs,
Powder, Shot, Caps. Pts
tolls, Pickles, Sar.
dimes, Oysters,
Fresh Cnn-
dies,
Rasins, Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Brazil Nuts,
English Walnuts, Chewing md Smok.
ing Tobacco, Segars, Shoe Thread
Tacks, Yankcy Notions, &C.
ust received by
JOHN MCINTYRE 4 co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

ADuLTERATioS OF DnUas. Tina World is
Investigating the drug business. It's com
missioner has found opium mixed with
sticks, sand, -four and earth. Rhubarb is
frighirully reduced and occasionally dis.
guised beyond recognition, etc., etc. We
will have to organize new school of medi-
cine to keep pace with tho spirit of the
age"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27

The Philad Aiahi;a North .imeyicnn announ-
ccs that Commodore Richard W Meade has
suffered stroke Of paralysis, aad that his
family havo been sent for in haste. with the
gravest anticipation.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL NGEMENT
On and after

Passenger trains will run az follows. mn.
til further notice. .I.EAll Trains SUNDAYS
executed.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

This Company continues to Insure property on rea
sOnabe TERMS and for several years past has paid its
FOlIcy Holders all annual dividend of and 10 per
cent The dividends paid on the LIST daV of Jan.
uary, or allowed In the payment Of the annual pre-
mlums, due on that daV.
Ii is The boundea duty of every man. not only to his
family but his creditors to keep his property insured
and no man has any reason to complain of his neigh
bors and friends, If they should refuse to cOnribHe
towards the loss of his property being bound for the
simple reason that insurance is cheap apd agents o.
the company reside in almost every town throughout
the State. and for trling cost can be made secure
from loss of his property by fire. If man will not
use the precautlOa to secure his property against loss
by fire. if il insurable he has no right to call nnon
his neighbOrs TO assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a CAPITAL of S2O0 =
900, and pays promptly Its losses
Parties deslrous of insuring in this Company will
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS.
Leonard J Vanhinckle. IJonh M. Reynolds, FELTON,
Delaware City, Geo. M Davis, rdgeville
Jesse 5. Huntington. Smyrna James Ponder, Milton,
". D. DICKSON, Dovar Paul A. Davis, Lewes,
Jas. Cowgirl, Oo'oi' II. T. Downing, Laurel
Alex. jackson, Camden, GeorgetoSvn
Il. Cowgirl Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
J. Y. F0ulk' Milford, Greensboro, Md,
VIM, M. Hickman, travelling Agent, Sussex CO., at
Lewes, Delaware.
DIRECTORS.
Smyrna, IThos Bradford Dover
Geo. w CTmmins, q Dr.. Henry Ridgoly, {"
James X. Gle nents, Z" William Walker,
W Illlam Denney, James Prettvman
'acoo Deakyne' :" L Bridgeville.
OFFICERS.
GEO, w. CUMMINS, President. Smvrna. |
JAS. COWGILL, Treat Dover.
GEO. b. DICKSON, Sec'y
0busness communications promptly attended to |
GEORGE B. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE d. DICKSON.
LOVER DELAWARE.
fe7', ,'66-IY.
Smyrna times., 1869-07-28

[.'-.-. ..:r,'.- t.H..t,.. ....,.- -.
Evening star., 1869-10-19

FoREIGN News BIT OABLE:-The members
oI tue Corps Legislatif opposed to Napoleon,
yeserday signed manifesto agreeing not 10
attend ihe session of that body on the 10Th inst.
en- the ground that they do not wish to pro.
voke an outbreak and imperil returning liner
ty. A pacific resolution having Commenced.
tney say that they will not be the instr ments
meeting Of the Corps Legislatlf ON the day to
which 1t has been postponed by the govern.
ment, when they will demand to know the
reason for this new wrong, and will steadily
pursue the work Of urging the Democratic and
radical demands Of the country The council
OF ministers me- yesterday at Compeigne. the
emperor presiding, and held two Sessions
Napoleon and the king Of Belgium are 10 have
an interview at CoDpeigne. Prince Gorts.
cnakon, OF Russia, 10 now in Paris 1t is an
nounced that Marshal Bazaine will probably
be appointed Commander Of the Imperial
Guard.
The grand assault by the Spanish Govern.
ment troops upon Valencia, and the maenif.
cent defence by the republican Insurgents.
wnicn RESUMED In the surrender of the place.
was done SO gently that the former Lost onIv
only Two killed and seven wounded and the
iatters loss Is reported "unknown." This vic.
tory, the cable says, has had q tran uilizine
tnect all over tne country. I he London Times
has an article on General Prim. The writer
admits That Prim is not q man OF transcendeut
genius, but 6as depth, GOODNESS and bouudless
ambition. He has an army in his hands. and
intends TO keep it as long as Spain is Withont
Z king. None can wrest from the sword, which
Is the real sceptre OF Spain. Prim sees this
and is resolved that NO king shall preside over
Spain but one OF his own making, or under his
influence, and, above all, NO Montpeusier
whom he mas always opposed.
Evening star., 1869-10-19

The transaetions in gold in New York con
anee small, and almost entirely on mercantile
account All the sales ye-tsrday were e,tv.,p
40 and lDa. The we-k opens On an es-v
money market. although theee 10 an suproyed
demand from the brokers. incid.ni 10 N.
lnersssed activity IN the stock msrfet
The Treasury viii sell ea.o0loOe OF gold
thas week and VIII purchase ss,oo.ees OF
9-p bonds Commercial paper continues duh,
ana rses range rom ten 20 t1enfteen per cent.
eccofolng 10 The grade Un call losns rats
Ishke IRON nvs 20 seves Per csnts The gov
efnment bono market 10 firm on transActions
on moaer.e snount and prices snow . general
Evening star., 1869-10-19
THE PANrIN TRAGEDY.
A Family Of Eight Persons Butcbered-
Funeral Of the yirtiux A.

Never, perhaps. was q complex crime CON-
ceisea ana carried out with greater Ingenuity
more Wretchedly ounglsd, Than the murder OF
the kincks by Traupmann, In France Jean
bapuste Traupmann, q halt educated boy of
nineteen, was workman In Jean kinck's shop
Al houoaix, where he became acq uaInted with
the Affairs OF the household, and determined to
possese himself OF their property. amounting 70
sisted OF Jean kinck, the father; Gnstaye
hinck, mis- eldest son, Approaching manhood:
ine mother ano five other children; four boye,
kmlie, Henri, Alfred, Achiile. and one eirI,
Marie, who was but three years OF age
win the view OF accomplishing ms nendish
design, Trenpmann lured the father 70 q ueb-
Nlner, IN Asace, where ne begun the dfsmaI
series OF elaughters bv his murder. Failing 20
ger tne money which Madame hinck had sem
MN tnrongh the postoffice, by reasons OF the
prosioent caution OF the Postmaster, ne be-
guiled the other members OF the Ksnck family
70 fantin, near Paris, and tpere seyer.lIy
Which, IN ', 70 pieees IN that field OF blood,
nicu tne WIS OF Paris. always ready 70 mar.
an epieram, even of"murder most foul" have
called LA Cimitiere Traupmann." With the
oioW on tne hatchet or tabie-knife Tramp
nanns cleserness seems 10 have LEFT him The
sioEenIy way IN which the bodies were buried
Ieaolne 70 almost Immediate discovery OF the
~ ~ and the subeeq uent conduct of the
~ .ueioeier nlmself, are bur new illustrations of
tne general truth that the best laid sche mes OF
Atrocious villaIny are rarely worked out min
lmpuIuy ana success. Herein the murderers.
CONSIDERED In the light OF fins ara, hopeIessly
oreak down.
r Ine funeral OF the eight victims took place NJ
Auioonue An immense crowd awaited the
Arrival OF the train n the station. winch Ne
lung WIN black. Tue mayor, municipaI
council and local authorizes were present ana
Joined IN the procession 70 the church An
iaoor an the town has been. for the momeot
suspended, ard the number Of persons Assem-
nieo rom the neighborIng localities, ana who
Ilneo tne streets through which the cortere
passed 10 estimated a. 50,O0. The collins we're
sarrieo by bearers, thai OF the mother in front.
rCiIoweo oy me others IN the order OF their are
Eaen CONN was also preceded by chlId bear
Isg oack cross, on which was Inscribed tbe
= name and age Of the vicum. The relatiyee OF
INC Ismny VINO followed were twenty eight an
nomoer. Ths ground in the cemetery hss oeeo
gwen oy tne Municipality, which also tooE 70
ls cnarge all the expenses or the intermepf
puohc subscription has also been opeped To
Iese monument over the tomb. Wnpu the
oraaons were PRONOUNCED
Evening star., 1869-10-19
Alexandria Matters


The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
THE STEAMER ISAAC p. SMITH-The steam.
er lsasc r. Smith arrived M yesterday yenipR
nom Baltimore, and will commence her regu.
lar trips between this and that city, and the
Potomac landings tomorrow. She takes the
place OF the Chamberlin, which has been re-
moved from the line, but, unlike that boat is
ntted up Tor the accommodation OF passengers.
and Is represented as one Of the fastest steam.
ers on the river.
LYNCHBuRG AND DANvILL8 RAILROAD
Cnlef Engineer and Superintendent Vapde.
grit, OF the Orange, Alexandra and Manassas
railroad, LETT here this morning on the train
for Lynchburg, to set Q corps Of engineers.
some OF the members OF which he carried with
Dim, at work upon the different routes of the
proposed Lynchburg and Dan VILE railroad.
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-A colored man named
Garter, who was serving a term OF imprison.
ment IN the county jail, escaped from that place
OF confinement this morning, and Is still at
large His term was one year, ten months OF
which had elapsed. His crime was a theft
committed In Petersburg"
STOCKHOLDERS MREfING-The regular an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the Alex
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad will
be held IN this city on the Sd prox.
Evening star., 1869-10-19
THE RESURRECTION IN spA,,

Ielsgrdphed E1cinsiueiy to The Erening Star.
ADRlD. October l9.-The Government "a
CARDS the Republican insurrectIon ar an and.
aItnouen precautions to guard against anv
new outbreaks are continued.
conspiracy, having for Its object the sur.
render OF the barracks at San Mateo to tns IN
snrgents. has been discovered and tn warted bv
the Government authorities The captain ~
.ne garrison, who is said to be the leader, was
Evening star., 1869-10-19

ihs CouNTsRPEIT SHvBN.THIRTIIs.-The
statement telegIaphsd from this city that svi.
dence had been discovered howlpg that the
plates from which the counterfeit seven. thir.
ties were made, about two years since, were
eiectrotyped from original plates in the BE-
partment, 10 denied BY the the oncials at the
Treasury. These plates, 1t will be remem.
bered, were captured in New York, and are 40
defaced BY scratching and blows from ham,
mers tnat it Is utterly impossible to identify
tnem' though experts express the opinion that
they were electrotyped from the original plates,
as the notes printed from them were redeemed
at the Treasury and banks thro ughout the
country before they were detected.
Evening star., 1869-10-19
FATHER HYACINTHE IN NEW YORK,
Why he Left his Convent.


Father Hyacinthe arrived in New York yes.
teroay IN me steamer Periere, from Havre and
PROCEEDED very quietly TO the house of a friend
report says he will be waited upon by depu.
tations HON various denominational societies
ana requested TO explain his views of Roman
Catholicism before their CONGREGATIONS. Fatner
Hyacinthe rs at the Fifth Aveu ne Hotel, where
he will remain in seclusion, IL is said. .or ten
days, and will then visit Boston and WASHING.
ton: AT the expiration OF his two months visit
70 this country he will proceed to Rome 70 seek
s sam es,on 20 tne Gcumenical CouRcil. He
ofouent letters OF lntrod action to General Dix
ana Kew. Henry Ward Beecher, and 10 a per.
sonai friend OF the poet Lon ellow and other
dlstingunned gentlemen in this country. He
does not speak the English language. Fer.
pando Wood was q fellow passenger and er
tenoeo many attentions 10 him during the
voyage, which was very agreeable and
The pastors Of the Evangelical ehurchs, in
Boston and vicinity, al a meeting Sunday. an
pointed committee TO confer win Fstner
u hyaclnthe and make suitable arrangements for
extending to him public reception, N such a
step Is deemed advisable.
we nave from French papers the letters from
the Superior OF the Barefooued Carmelttes 70
ather Hyacinthe. The first OF these letters,
dated July 22, appears TO have determined the
publication OF Father Hyacinthe's letter of Sen.
tember ~. The second. dated September 26, IA
ms Superior,s reply. The letters do not Indi.
cdte tne precise character OF the utterapces bv
which the eloq uent preacher incurred the dis
pleasure OF his order, though they leave NO
oouot OF ms present attitude toward the On urch
OF which he has been such q distinguished
member. 1t seems that there has been no actual
interference with his preaching, and no formal
complaint that in the pulpit at any rate he was
At al neterodox. But he has repeatedly been
found fauit Win during the past I'VE years for
Ietters. addresses. &c, 70 political and other
cluhe, and - remonstrAnce eeems to have had
no eject the general OF the Carmslitss at last
foreede him TO publish any letters or discoar.
ses, to deliver any address, except in courch,
or 70 axe part In any meeting not strictly reii.
gious ana Catholic. II was on receipt OF this
order that Father Hyactnths detsrmined %
leave ne Convent and wrote the letter which
Evening star., 1869-10-19

dressed from one ONCE TO the other shall not
oe me occasion OF accounts between the two
AkTIcLB XVIII. The two ofices shall nv
mutual consent make detailed regulations for
carrying these articles into execution: and
modify such regulations in like manner from
ume TO time as the exigencies Of tae service
ARrIcL8XIX. Letters wrongly cent, wrongly
addressed, or not deliverable tor any cause,
shall be returned to the despatching offc ce a its
expense for he return IL any sSan be I'M curred.
Registe articles In the second paragraph o
the nrst article mentioned shalt also be 10.
turned; other articae. shall b len to the dispo.
eiton OF the receivtng once. Any postages not
collected upon the correspondence returned,
but which shall have been CHARGED aesinst the
receiving once, shall be deducted from the
ARrICLH Xxx. In consideration of the eonce..
sione made by the United States Post Depart.
ment u Is agreed that reduction OF 20 per
cent. snail Be made in favor OF the United
States once from the charge Of forty centimes
per kilt gramme established In Article XIV. for
tne transit OF the articles mentioned in the
second paragraph OF the first article of th,s
Convention, and which SHAH be desnatchad
from the United States.
ARTICLE XXI. From the time this conyeu.
uon shall take effect, ali former con ventions
between the two ON :es shall cease to no in
force, except for the purpose of closing the ac
counts arising Hereunder.
This convention shall take effect on the first
day Of January next. It shall continue in
ioIce until cancelled by agreement of the two
offc or until one year from the time when
either ohce shall have given notice to the other
of Its wish TO terminate the same
This Convention shall Re subject to the an.
proval OF the Postmaster General Of the Unfted
States and OF the Minister OF Public Works of
Belgium.
Executed in duplicate at Brussels this a1st
day OF August, in the year of our Lerd 1857.
u. 81 JOHN A. KAssoN,
Sp. Coma, DC. DC.
u. 81 M. FAssIAUx,
Director. General Of Railroads, Posts ana T,,..
PosT.OPPIc1 DRPARTMEHr. wAsHrnsrou,
~ October 3, 1867.
having examined and considered the fore.
going arncles OF a Convention for the reenis-
ton Of the postal Intercourse betWsen the
United States OF America and Belgium, which
were agreed upon and signed in Duplicate N
Brussels on the twenty. drst day OF Aususs
one tnousand eight hundred and sixty.eevsn'
BY the Hon. John A. Kassop, Special Com mia,
sionet, &c. &c: on behalf Of this department.
ana oy Mr.. Fassiaux, Director.(3eneral of
RaiiIeede, Posts, and Telegraphs, on behalf of
the Belgian Post Departments the same are nv
me hereby ratified ana approved, by and with
the advice and consent Of the President of the
United States. WIG
In witness whereof, have caused the seal
OF the Post Once Department to be hereto
amxed, with my signsture, the day ana year
hret above written. - -.
ALEX. w. RANDALL,
Psstmdster General
hereby approve the aforeeotne r )ou yentiop
ana IN testimony thereof, l have caused the
seal OF the United States to be af1xed
n 81 ANDREW JoESsoN.
- w. SEWARD, Acttag Secretary.
DBPARTM1NT OF STATE
WAsHiHsfoS. 9th October, 1867.
Evening star., 1869-10-19
ANOTHER FENGAN SCARE.
The Blue Noses Preparing for w ar by l. a nd
aAd Water.

1ee0vaphed E1clusirclyto to Tie Epesino Star.
TORONTO, Oct I9.-The eunboat Prince
Alfred, stationed at 4ooderfch has beea nIaced
IN readiness for active service
Orders were received last night directing the
toronto Field Battery to proceed immediSteiy
70 6osoerch to man the Prince Alfred, and
one-haif Of the battery left this morning
1t 10 reported that the Fenians ha We eharte red
and equipped the gunboat carrying the sun.
burst, to DO mischiefto the towns on the upper
authorizes.
Evening star., 1869-10-19
FROM PARIS
Strike Of the Merchants, Clerks-rhe
French Gable

felegTdphed E1clusiuely to The Eucninl Star.
PARIS, Oct i9-The STRIKE of the rnerch.n,s,
clerks continues. The places OF business will
oe opened Tomorrow, Notwithstanding the
A committee OF the sharebo,d.r. NJ IN.
French Gable Company have forbidden the
prolected distribution Of 5000 shares TO tne
founders OF the enterprise. The shareholders
nave askeo % examine the expenses and affairs
Evening star., 1869-10-19
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
UNITED STATES SENATORS FROM
VIRGINIA.


Lewis and johnson Elected.
Ielegropked Exclusipely to The Ereninq Star.
RICHhouD. VA, Oct. I9.-The Legislature
met at the usual hour. In the House q coumu.
nkcation was received from General Canby
thanking that body for the privilege Of the
moor voted him yesterday. The resolution in
troduced yesterday relative TO the result OF the
elections at the North was tabled.
A joint resolution was offered, memorable.
eng Congress to grant o liberal amnesty, an the
manner prescribed in section 3 eff the lstn
amendment. Referred TO committee
In the Senate, q resolution looking to the
carrying ont Of the educational proyieions of
tne constitution was leid on the table, on the
ground that euch resolutions were not within
the province OF the Senate a. now orRanized
Both houses then went into an election for
United States Senators, and elected Laeute n Ant
Governor John T. Lewis for the long term and
Judge John w. Johnston, OF Washington
county, for the short term. The Wells Rspub-
lican candidates. Alexander Sharpe and L. r..
C1andler, received the vote OF their frieods.
The election was the result OF a strict party
vote, with the exception OF three Of the Wells
memters, who voted for Lewis acd Jshnston.
Evening star., 1869-10-19
THE MARKETS. TO-DAY.

IeIeyrdphed EFclHslrely % Ise EreHiag S.dr
bALTInoRR Oct I9.-Cotton dull; nomiu.llv
20 without sales. Flour firm, active, and in
good demand, with prices entirely unc haneed-
wheat nrm; prime 20 choice. 81 I.sOaSI S. White
Corn, sl-20; yellow, sl.l5. Oats, SsasI Rye.
&LlSaSl-ls Provisions unchanged In every
respect. WHISKY in good demand AZ sI.2i.
bid, &5k asked.
NEW YORK, Oct. lq.-Flour dull ana NM
changed Wheat frm, but quiet Corn duiI
dropping.
NEW YORK, Oct l9.-Stocks steady ana
strong. Money sa7 per cent Exchange, long,
ss' short,sa. Gold, 30s. s-2O's, l-6.. coupon,
2os; l0-40's. coupon, ss; Virginia Sixes. ea-
coupoR, so, do. new, s2a. North Carolina
Sixes, old, a.; de. new, lU..
Evening star., 1869-10-19
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

VIbOFVSAL6 FUb CVAb.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT ARMS,
WAsHINeTON, September ~, 1853. \
until ~ m. Of Thu RspSY. OctoSer tiat. ns1t
for the delivery to the senate Of the United States
beet White Ash Furnace Oosl; also for One Hun.
dred and Twenty Cords best Bakers Pine wood
ana ior liry OSrds oSst mssrchsnss0,s s OsS wosa,
we'll seasoned, and the whole packed away in the
Senate vaults, under the direction OF the Chief
Engineer OF assistant, who will also weigh the
coal and measure the wood
JOHN b. FRENOH,
- . 1aW4w 6eFgeant. at Arms.
Evening star., 1869-10-19
SNOW STORM AT THE WES1

1ele9raphed Esciusi,ely to The Ec.ning Star.
81. LOUIS, Oct. ia violent snow storm
ccntinued until noon. Although the snow has
melted quite fast there is now about three
inches on the ground. The storm came from
.ns norm. Wnere It began last night and pre-.
NalIeo In Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas
Evening star., 1869-10-19

Of Snpoook n. Hs named Mrs.. Ladsey, has
for sometime pest, re(ase1 70 payAr highvay
tax. She was not acsuassd BY Shy tloonven.
isaes N ne RayTsnt Of AG Stss, lfoe - 10
I'd olelAe 20 the pFlnetpDS of ths tax. She
". We: @ soM y sAs snrysysy !, taa. shs naa.t pay
Accorot1yly. on (eonday morning last, she
bought q ney Aoe. .Jotnsd the eng Of msu who
v w:rs yoskas a os @shSey: saa nbossd
sGs III - sSosSS s. % had he . nsnl sss SSs
:,s :ss SSssss. = ~ yssa r. sa.as es.s,S con.
ass:A H s gsSess:ss;1 e e essy RssU
Evening star., 1869-10-19
By Bankers' ssd Brokers TeleovspA ya.es n
Gdssardy, operator.


Gassacay, operator.
Lewis johnson 4 Co quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows
Nsv roRK. October l9.-First Board.-U. g
sc 81. coupon Iish ssps, i-es. coupon. lso I, !;
i-o4- couponA liss icos. coupona. llss, lseA
eonpon. neW, ais; A30A ion, ooapon.
lls; Saws, 1855, coupon, lIs; i0-,O's. coupon.
lOesi Currency 6's, lU7,; Canton, s..
Oumberiand, eeS MartposA s. ONO aud M,.,
sssippi Csruncaaea as Pacific Mail Co. SEX;
Western Union TeisgrspA. 3ss; Quioksiver,
l2A; Boston Walsf Power, IA: New YORK
Central, lss; Erie, % do. preferred, So;
HUDSON. F3s; Reading, s6S; Hicnigln Oen-
tral, ia; hlchiean Soathsrn, ga; IIlinois
Osnual. l3,A; OtsveiAnd and PItisoure, ~;
Nornwest ia; do. preferred s3h Rock
leland IOs y; fert Wayne. s&A Alton Terra
Aaute. 81 Toledo snd Wabnsa, e5g: Adams
Express, ssk; Wells, Fargo . %. Exprsaa,
les; UnIteo states kxpress,s7 \; American Er.
press, %: Merchants Union, sk; OnioAso
Z Alton, lii; do. prsf'd. I4ls. Market steady.
Gold, l30aI30S.
fBy Cable.
AoHDoN, Oct. ls I p. m.-Oonsols, a3Aa
20 BONDS, cas-. stt AL, 65's, sIs; 67's. ~.
ioiys' .6a; Illinois, se. Erie, zoaaoS; Al
LivEKrooL, I p. m.-Oo,ton market Arm
sales l200o bales. Middling Uplands. I2.a
I2s; Middline Orleans. Hkai2s. Bombay
nlpmenfs 70 9Th instant, lO,uNO bales.