davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-02
q w!nter wheat, ~ C,rn. 2as Cd Pors
HIKE Lard, ss-.
LATER-l 80 p m.
Lard, s3s{h Ass uncnAuse1.

In The sttetnoon, No 2 apefr5 wheat Vas IL
!ar demand nnd nr1a. Seller December aud
cash se1re at s9a 9aoc: seller Jau1ar1 At 9e.!sc,
and esler lat hall Of December at 9tAc- The
corn market VIZ moderately active, bat prices
were lower. cloaipg 1t 7s4c spot or reflex Decsn-
oer. No cats were noutusl At 4l1<c seller the
month Pork products we're quleEr with sales Of
10 hfta uess AZ $3a.7c; 70 br1s extra
prize At 9A6e; 5000 "a rough Eides
tnheen GAYS IN salty. On private terms;
4a!ese u do II like. 4s,ose NJ do io,0a9
hs green hans as 1sAc; $4,000 na short ribs =:
AHc; q, GOO M green shoulders, tfrom osocs,) a
1ehe; 100 bits mess pork 1t $3u.0e, spot. Thetc
WAS 10 noSenent IN ef1ta Il las Evening Board.
Lire hcgs were In Ae:lye demand, And the mr.
ket closed strong at Au average ADVANCE Of sc
Sales embrace .ss1 head II M extreme rage OF
&9tet31o.s0 Heet cate were In nsteFA&e de-
ln1nd, and prices underwent tno mtsettal
c6snge, raoglcG a. g 3la t.so for Inferior 10
choice.
, 1869-12-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Futrtsn Markets.
t1NANCtAE-

EutCt9n Markets.
fINANCtAI-
...... LospoS, Dec 10 ?. N. :
CtutoIs. for money, s1's; eoas1t, ACCOUNT 9I.t.
r CIV FI.r Fl; tiltnols f'rntrs, ss: ssl. IL 50.
ulJ. IS .s3h, e. Es's: ls -. a0H,
G r.de, fer 1nnr.y. ~, dsv;: on .eroMgs, ~
Al cfica1, eStf!tts h.u. u:s e. h!.. elt
10 a., a Al frankfort 6A ~: EEe, 81, l!ttafs
Cto1rsl AZ; Atl1u..e c Steat Mcftert. y Stock
etraHy.
HeuIsc firm; renter = frAncs hoc
GnKNENElAt.
LIVERPOOL, D.e. l-tt:tS n.
!ous s's wtrtft wheat y: red Hheat, - sIsa4 81
uhIt~ y beat y St; rnr3, - 3D.
rott, l1l4ss lAft- IS:
La1d, stSA
Rt1S nnGAan1ed.
LIrKnFooI- ptc- 1-ETtpinx.
Cotton firm: up1snas, lt91sSd, orleans. H'.,sla'sd
s1I+N, 10 Nt tAttr.-
Csitio, ~ whise wheat. = "a: re5 Western, 80,
No. nixr*!. So Ri Dats. 3s. rras. 81
Pork. 11t u. hsef. 1Ges ID tof new. La1d. sss 81
Clls.&e- EXs. Hacou, E.s ki tor new.
S;i1its pctruicun. Il I'd: IeHusd Il Al Turpeu.tue
So -.
Tai1nr. .tss aa rstrolc3r,. Il 6a4dlsrs id. rdrptu
tipr, 81 YdtsAF.
, 1869-12-02

TIE inaease during the week fas hccn 1s4o3s
8. ~ pu TIC, and 30 ~ bu hurley aad dee7case
q 7.ecO bu winter wheat This represents N H.
c.exte Of SSss, 900 In tie capital usec Ia carrying
the grain in store 10 th!s city.
TIE following vete the stoctS OF dou1 III CHI
carn nj direfEor aAte1;
, 1869-12-02

GRkES FKu1Ts-S Sail Il IS III. speIes Il .ls:s
70: Is hsA shnce Al 31G1x3tA: Il brls WILL ctan.
htffiC+ II ts-bp>b; Il br.s cnldvAfrd 1t S1lul,
IlUI:3-Saies ht 10 tzeet EfIotce 1t lse- ..
e prices Ia IN a.d VIC quote on track 1oows:
Timothy. pet.ed. H1s rF.Itc p1e''ed els 70: tst
w:fSn1 slass&iaso Z. Iss e. a,iiss!5: stooS :oss
The demand fatr and r! stts were t:e.dJ aud
shanEed shssp Wits wess 10 sod r.M e .na ware
el2uEhttT. We 4uote: Esrcn b1tchc:s' II G.c: city
Lu:ei1t. aa1sed. cured lo ei!c; ertn saltr,
id N: kt !: aIsr: dry flint. elt&ss dry .I-1
lsstes: tcrYrt. s IT othrrvtte tAUnSed. tE9thftta
p'ier. LIslded. y r.r ces I off,
, 1869-12-02

PRnrxlLfR IRA CuaFpEK ASH Schooner
AsuuxK -lrss rrpo11ed lrum Gfard l1nrea inst
The propeller Ira Cuauee, anl sccoo-tr, name
uclnnWu. are ashLte aI Sluga.ucL. No last:Lu-
{arN
, 1869-12-02
STEAM DIRECT 1E LONDON.
LOYDOy. .AXD NEW 1URK STEAMSHIP Lima.

Ek1[61 113fE5kE11F 70 I[8dEE 1fHI F1ef .tu 2
AEozth Rver, Hew fetk Pxasa<o II DO. IN. aa4 IN
ruffenCJ.
Eeifons..--..-.-Deex Il CAua-.--........--..-:1a3!
At.'atta..-.-...- pee T. Ps.ssnsy-.. ia
AutHcSp, and RottetdAE, Il chters: eu:zrrey Eas@
aprly II No IS Hsnad1aJ. New fttf, or t. As. -
fre4kht, TO ROWLAND ASflHHAA- "a soa.s-s-
, 1869-12-02
The F'kn+iuce Markets.

FE1AUL1CG@T1N1I.k II 15IIC EbF uute. 1V1sl tVt tC-
fined.
LIssEEp OH~- DUH. II 9G7 95c In caaka.
C.AI-Donettie selling Al " 1G3s 70 By the cargo:
kcfeI&E qr!et.
nrt Ayrcs aud Hin tsrsnde.
otl- Quftt; k.les ot ,ooo ns. 1t tsa3ae for Do
METiIA-st eathipx e.rrer steady At sc: [neos cop
ttI very let 5A&4. fir lAto SuptFuE zig Iron
tundrf41efy active FL 90 49, for Seot; %
1cc9 for American bar irru qnes At s.5 70 if len-
Et<!sh md Ameiicsn Shert lrun dn At lJAt9N@e
IN n Id for Ruttfa.
QpIes 4 4a4c for cut: e4c for elineh. md 10
liz tnY hoSHffkts.t
, 1869-12-02

ARRIVED SEoN CHICAGO. Sor. l-Feop Winstox,
bark ChAuarlnn, and .ehr Aashss. .
cLkAEIn foR EA1cAGo, Sev. HI-Fea2s Ne:stant
arH
, 1869-12-02

II e.l....-- ..... .---.... .l9s4 .kfs Isl
ShlTp~a tn Nor. .nt<I, 10 su1 1l2,diS LIE
HkkF CA1TLR-1h+7e ~lz fuller sttendauco ef
h1ly.l1 1t the yards to dry. aud Nth htsef IuiFy
from vi aGA.rSs- sud rt deslr.he % ANY 81 stoek
cheIlre. Esdc opeoed With considerable sp1tt thts
T. AID ter the uppf e1s p:itRs efo aru Aad
ttcyA1t- This wAs tic cprdit ou I tae EaSket 1p 70
reAf midday, hen. upon netct ct nnfA<otabe tele
E.H' q, .s'R,sfs oeenas aSae,-.
<aaitr fetttx on the part Of boldes.. and
late hAea indc tA atiRtt rduetnu fran th1 priees
tr.eE: easticr Ia The day. supply Ct Nd to th ire
thipriI sfrs1e fb-11l than AnF pfyTiouA
x4y eeTrrt wrtEs FA,t. md rn1beE Of tales were
t..t-tcd II Is NA.-A arors htth may De MENTIONED
t1s hs adj l.t, NJ. ii e a IL h~Nd aveFAK
ir8 ls1 1~ 1t &'.1et IS bead avrrAEtpk 81 "a at
i; len; teAt. AysEasiEk l4:a nA. a For oosu.
md ptd1uE ETsdes- such are utnaiF Sa:eha.ed
hy city butchers md fesdeis. the Ma.ke:
WA1 tnl thGnukhout. there betn< bot Limited
i2qoi,y mn ,htte two DIR. q pE,ess
istulsr neIiIE a. 81 =. bed sh.1rsd md .s
zen, s5d inferior conn q n.s,e .tsss: sa,t4s5
tpsd .netS,: as1s::Ma e ses !. eot;asn M = uaea,u9
sssst Ihete .efs 80 @.nx Ts1a: s.'tae M
.kea and hleeE: vsst oasae<sA to Tie; ssisze; fhs
III. .aast. to. .cn+ t,r:e w.s enre:ed tsdsy b
stlxhcru ca The crnre eu.nt4erd SO heA sad told
Il ea.G. 1b@F rere thtn md toosh. and the a,.ee
srahzed certainly Ill that they wcse worth. The
market elcttc eules II tie folo.tns aaosatteas:
, 1869-12-02
kl.II:IsItlk k,0SyNT.

fMroxT Ant REAL Estate CASE
Mary A. Morrison Y. Elwari W. ana EphEalm
u. Morrison kud the t7ty of Chicago ln this
tAse, cCcscc wns enfe1cl t1oalI coG1rMlnG re-
rpoft OF patliton aEa ass:cnnaens Of dover In the
estate OF the laic jaHea II. MOrHsne. TIC prop
cry afAebei ~ r4alatApalIt consists Of the
putic,t "a Nu.. l:a. l.., ant Ioy, Soush Glars
tuecr, nGsl tract Of ian'1 caat of Bluc 1slaai
avrLuc, IN caLsl Til.tees' Subdivision Of the
southeast ssat;r: OF S-.c:oa =. =, Ii ca-1. Tne
d,c gses s:so s. astSe, anh SLOWS s., $40 ~
cnunsel lees. uLt!tE thu act t: lSG4 the "a. men.
OF the .at1tt =, W. divide r1t1 among the par
tier. acc<n = IL tHrtt tnttret.s. Exception wa
s,ktu to the decree, BASED upuu sao solicitors
allowance. AVfsal tat.
TE!SrAaS
Ms1y C.rnory, : unnnr. by Ecr u"xs frteua,
rxtf7cx M.rpn, Aarou t. aud Nancy A. Ftutou
and S.lsl s.cr l1tswosth. rtesEasa. Damages
lad N Ea,ttN. .....
jrnG&Esr- -..
Ma1y Trnmnal. '. Lsu.arg A and Eitss"cti s
C4ry. ty canie*>top. For ,fnt, Oh tatCrrst no:
Stytn on Iu.uar! l, 1861,
.IskN To THE JURY. -
ChatleA Z. C47&II..t 1t Vi, y. Iercczn S.ovrfi
AtlGMkslt 10 fe1uret attorney d &veA Case Closed
to thG LIZ,
, 1869-12-02

"WEDNESDAY EvENIN0, Dec. !.
The follow irg t1o:e sho tic receipts nua knip-
meIts Of produce at this point during iae past
txcnts.touf hours:
"T-Rnnri,ts ~. '-N6,n0<nfs-
, 1869-12-02
20 0kIII TO-DAY.
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

hnf EP-7hr surrly va staln lteht .ndsv.b:t IL
e1E AID Hstt tfs-. and the wsts Vi buvtrs c:e
ely nl+s. F1ccs tie tthoat 1k sAA.e e1snkt s7as.
tt 1t st>k6& - ttF e,lunnu to eho4ce
, 1869-12-02

Er1s unchanged. z--. +
oo..ea trre: up1sna., iasfSd; ofissa'. Il :'siisa:
Csilie, ais wsitn wheat, .. ID: red Western, so :
f;,s ii: K t 2',: t. :; Il e.. e. ssa. = 1a y. 81
'tf ;;, e. h.e2u g; - 4. '"r G RaT , a. r,o<n.,,.
T,.sw. tss 81. rstrolcan,. Il sa4dsr, ID. raFpta
The Produce Markets. |
NEW YURK- |
,, IT noht; , 2: isr LA HTS 1ns ap.ns:
i:nIsm7ttrs. Tlen,5R.teist' 10 W r.: r. nc.
Ss. ess.ssa .ss
s1,rs s., I Sc, : =
s.i;s 81. iosi,; Il isasseo i"r fo'd to sh"!st K1e
sa t s4 s 4 81 4 s.. ..a, o1ts ,s'
tttsne ana aIl eua ssnes.y nrm isr %tassr ssles
is Il 81 isr So d. si ist :a..:: vis.n. sLs
49, tsI ri1ssr ri I'D ~ .e, ,, Me's;r M ~ 9a
sns IT, at y ws:a ,ts1
ss:d =: - Il H.,'t, sis @ ass
Ms:;str: eiEsLs3!, i! .oyad q: ns.+.Eeesess;
ID i;ss i sthsssse f:s wes.e:s. md ii ssse tsf
'a Enocrasza-R!ee dun. a. st4a7ie- for caro,in4
Cot!ee dull Sugar uornlnsl at 1ls'sfls4e foF Cuba
MolS-t tsaies II lsta sc tos Aneie.n.
nTaoL1rH-bult, At is;se fds crude; so>se forre-
Liskup on~-pnu. II ga a5c In caaks..
C,AI.nonessie selling At ~ raes 70 BY the eszso:
Lr47nn-H -Hea1eet ,ele sse.ds. as seG31te fer Bue-
Qai.t: ~ s.ies ot ss,poa "a. At tsase for Do
y ~ Ct ts :s{ !: y; xs
sacat1atsy active Al a:isoxss for ssoteh: SO
] Ess!.s I'D 4@ei;e.n shest Z ii rsa u Il ii4sii.e
sMs@asss 4 4..e fos cut: s4e for eliues. md ass
pEaVs5ysn St} =. az aus, &c. T. y 81,
4 il s :1 Hc.t: - I.s;t = q Oh o.:
= s..s ! /:
~ 81: 1T E:;s S. II. g:s 5''f =!
i! H ; s:: sf;;::s,s II: !! : s;;;
LaEe ar 81. e 'i = IS i +,
5.as :::a i s ST.: sSe:ss saie: j :si:@i ~
sS;; 'as.
szt-sf ?u,r.. s.h;a. aes,s.a
e.. i: s' y sl@sss se oa': ss a tss:?
- tsurs w mis.d wt-,etu. 1 ''''F' 'a' o1' -
t1s s Be, aat 70 s
Gut ne1ts tteAdy. With email aAks Ba7o9 noisaA
Roo:. Dull At z:9 oe fot wetstrn fresh, ard "ss'.
sd ,sss;. ). IL Is: 60 s' ~e'e'n
MnxAr e. e ssss a.r e. e.
assss a:is .sa: e &c s1 81 1s1,s s ;:s'
hnirxES1s-%es~ os,. srfni,,r aeH,
T., Vs:s 4 = ~ -
'assss asaSs' aoa'@as,:os;s ~; $oixS5: :;5sa'.n
To11po, O., Die L-B9xIerr5Ts- -f1eur s.e,dy
1s;. ss f:s :fs sa Il ssa !. ss st
.ssds tet:er ae. i. *. Osts actei ard shsde be
RssS5R .,s2 ,ce.5 qe ssss2: s;s:7s Ill 4 n'sns-
RKcHt1x-f f1o7E. lou bIls: wheat IL, 70 bu: eosr
i::zo bh; vhets. i..oa ea; e0rn
1o1.,,s. ps< ogU5sy,ssEz1 I1Us g11z1,n: xosa ors,n.1
| hAKAp41CT1-flcuze quiet; e1t7a t.rnltT. Az Grai,
ra Il s1.a ~ ~ r. as'sf; sc. e.. c Oa - ~
heSss IS: i !, -. '; a:s Sd sSa a,
ss. lsss e ~ TX tx! Id isx
1nEH r. !, a-SohAceo-Asse At 's" p''ess
HIHf-xt ,htnF dsInE.
bnHAnsTryys- -ft9. snH t1d rnf,an-sd; :sss - =. :
KA :t:ssz x :sfsl Fl ;syie i 1.ss1 1:rFZ Wsss
!sss.s III si9 ss't: :t:S; fnSs
II Ueaa.. i:f.er; sh!fa1 l.s ssS. shiss q d
ss9; sse tea o.de4
hss g 2.ta - Z Pc ~ Haaesa
EMsII.kTssf I.;,S. .n,,, ,,,,..s., 50. D,
ness dali tes .soastr:,, x, lse sS.-. s9r ee.
sth, H.e i+s!d euset sad hftn: FEE eeaseeo
, 1869-12-02

DiiS-Lard on Was n god {: :nsuupttye dfmsnd AEd
wv Hlro1y he'd It the xrtcnt ADVANCE. qasaoa M4t
4tssirtieas Tssr sseaay nd m sn.nSed Me Soess:
on Nc Nnseed raw 9sc; Hseed. bodied. 8Loj; whalc
%. elai q: bank tiL ssc' stIa.tA $L1o: lnnsts.iHs
1905 elephant oil " s: peataio:t oEs u es3l a
MUTTON TALLQW-Stso n I'm hsts II liz
, 1869-12-02
CHICAGO. sCn1vGroa QUINCY RALnoA

CHICAGO, pAxvILLk VLSCENSEs RAIL
NDAD4
Mrw.ru pxfcT- Corner Caol kad ktnz1e-Esk.
Nv S.de Frrirst UiEes e.. q. L G. Cos O.ace.
rntner altted md CafELIEt1-
Mo- Train Ckie4Eo It1t+.-.- S.tsF- ~ VA L 1ae
, 1869-12-02

fnltp Hcsch. - - lhAS uaAplfs 4lupu3
II o.. k3rAnIy. $t1 cs4< tUl: f1.as. SH1GAs@.
WOUL-ReceiTed. 18Th ~: shtpped. 4lSss rs. The
rcrr1al f-aturp II The tuatktt for this staple
abort the last pate The lcnaad IL Exht bHt
the Atoeks heavy prices au!ly sustained
Copectuns tEe market nj BJEo1 the f,aN4ri1i H4tA-
sayt: lie Ht.,l mAf4t e.nt1nes grry 1urt AMI
without feAture Vi <rcefl int Tee ID ou1y
II r7cct tic ~ants Of cunsuurEon, flcfe
ar net very ~1tepstvc or rxsk<ht Both byerB ana
.eleE~ ttshsE trtsGttcrt Ia tho pftat Sls4a
dillon Of the mnLey MARKET ii. fo1c: will aatt1-
PATE thts 1r,)n:eu,ents. wsult the e1rftnt ar ruling
II trte-s. With f12a1l stoeks, and hops OF better
Attln II the fause. cnrourAft the latter to Jl3
But whatever MAI Re the ptutFec: of hi&ht- rEicrs
1x:oie the co*e ct the se>*on thtIr ey!Atnt3y
show ter iIIntlta adF Anct The demand II not
lsfk e1sukh for that and. tad&aE ffotl pIc.cnt ap
the wat trade 10 kcly 10 jt alop< quietly,
shout the p1eteht zAs Of vAluea uan the eute Of
h.nuf.etn.e4p with the experience Of past se.soas
.nd pestlf f1nrott Snt CHANCES IN the duxue,l su
tiun bfftre them. Will b. vrrI CAUTIOUS In making up
et.k ef sLsilk Geois. ThtiE marquis no very
ru ALL and nAy te saN fli .er rtducrd heEee thty
nscrrszty very eotr buy Of stes1s AMI make
a,ttt ,c 1T 1fas a5 r,ettns odd 1sa uron which
What little demand thete runh u,in Clip dir up1n
pe weol both s,ttee and pulled. Hu for ehnee lots
tu,css Is not oes.ns up e ths uarf Ct es.es ana
{, .te f1e<ly !. es11sn. !oE ps!sss Medium tsut..e
~ncts ar dull and ewc. consins sod dciaoe .e ".
weols II seline more rty ii tho present low rate. ot
, 1869-12-02

An 1t,achGtnt iseurti for the arrest Of D1. E.
Al 1Itws, WIN = "a tubrrtAeta as jgror Ia Al IN
kA1lty cAute. hlCh Was Eet Tor hearing. The
p1uy.ue. Thai the hearing OF kuca causes
Qt e p.actisl1k lby ttc.an hnaa be aub1auaed Tats
rrncsitoner iailed TO atleEA, when, It Ii alleged,
he y ~ duly eerttd.
E-TATE SETTLED.
Es,a;c uf Peter StciLz- Letlef1 of adnint1tra-
tfou istucJ 10 Jvhl kskish under bond u s., ,uNN-
, 1869-12-02

The folovtrg grain naa been received 4laos ne
above da1ly table Wls Eaie M nj : oelock tala
morning: Us calz wheat: $ eszs corn; = cara
oats: 3 cara Tie; cars and 1925 ea oafteJ. 40
III, les oo ou. ......- ..--
Tnerr wss rather light ast~ndaroe on Caanga
N dsy. and quiet aet OF EnA1kslA. but with &C.,
, 1869-12-02
MEDICAL CARDS.


peae.fhx &e1ge without aaJ tnttaatlaa to1 tha III
dent nd .zea whhort aaT Eseftreg;a O. the "a :.
fIe1sasent. NJ 1R Hsdtssost- * rAia; !:aa.1:.:
tiou iee. q Be,d 2ae fof fts e0uIDR GO NRAI1r
AND IilHA Ink
, 1869-12-02

ES TRIAL.
: Charles Hitchcock '. IUsepn Itntfer aud Tue
1r.r,,tr' Smtnn1i Hank Case. For 81 alleged
Is.te srypst aEL tGpt,-enUent stated YESTERDAY.
sui s, i.1al the cAse being given 10 the to1y.
, 1869-12-02
3cafs, tRvc bern a. follows:

Next IN IL ror,snce coues bseadstuds, the valua
OF tho exports Of which during the Thirteen ycass
III tkna atntrft.
, 1869-12-02
ILLINOIS CEErRAL.
%+-a- T,-1x,- EFox,% - x<n x$FAf

LAKE. SHORE AND MICHIGAN BOUTHKRJ
RAILWAY.
urpty-Co:ut5 Of Fan Burn And Sfefm11 ft1rd1
71ekrt Of:et. u Sotth ClAxk-H
ya,t eWa1 -tSIp@
pettte EIs.e.s tdanJh-:.--.- x:+sPm -sa. sA.m
Dx7HorT Aso aR.sp RAt1ps L1a<-
Day II eS9 n - -
, 1869-12-02


tittty ,Praki1e and heiaf made pssec-
SIts soa 4 u O. No demand for 18th At thr close.
iexsral ta,enes fr!natued nnsoid Ics coMna+lloses
tstsned lnrl*5." held 70 apply T IAN o+r "a II.
tunth elapboa.ts Lumber with Il pi.ne1, tousart-
1oostd tthcfKt1e tIets<d, to NOT feEsfded nn.
Mstutaetufed 6cs u snhect 10 saca T.. execss
Il Et.3b Iar QraItefH
We note toe follow tnk s.les aAoat:
EArKo Of feh1 Hornet, from PrItwateE, rs m A.
I'd shrg1es Aa00: SOLD By Mafsh & osdr{dee.
Csrso at sesM p 4 gwcn, fF.r, Fent vtset. ~ n
ridge.
HArrp Of sefs Ben Flint froza N&nsstee " # lun.
Der cnntsaet II 3p: ls1 N II mixed uosuT scAnt.
ling and J. TT. u e1lo,; Rold bJ 4 h Htchfosd-
Ca1ke Of stpf Live Dsk. fiUtu Hhnlstee M m Il deck.
ttsd lumber contract ii tl0 and g. n II bold
tesntItg and totss II ~ cos tcd - r. hitkfasd.
seAnteg AID 4otrt nj ell %: <otd by R H. bickfoFd
C.Fro at sehs 1usesAa. from AAnasee. = n 4 snail
tfEbef 4At0; Ant ~ Il scantiinx md }elst ~
kllt0, sold b. n X. BeEferd
At 31N TACpA. ....... =
, 1869-12-02
WINDOW FULLEYS,
PROPOSALS,
Proposals for Supplying Winter. Strained
Oil

TRxASEAx DxgAR11rSF-tiSn7 Hoc1k BoAnn,i
~ AkAINotEH ClIY, November &, lEsH.
seaed Prop-sas il! be secrved As this otiies mill
otclcck p r. AocdaT. the tati day Of Detei0ba.
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no1'e o''iu L. " u - y. i. RRURRIcK. Chairman
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-14

THE NEXT WISCONSIN BLUE
Book. The Oshkosh Northwestern
says Of the forthcoming edition OF
the Wisconsin Blue Book for 1870:
We see it stated that A. j. Turner,
Of the Portage Register, is 20 compile
and publish the "Blue Book, or Leg
islative Manual for 1870. From tile
legislative experience and literary
taste of j ack Turner, we may expect
a Manual prepared with more care
and better adapted to the wants Of
a Wisconsin legislature than many
which have appeared as the wis
consin Blue Book" Too little space
has hitherto been given to the sta
tistics of our own State. Our blue
book should give the name of every
officer of the State and Territory
since its organization, complete list
of the members Of the legislature
since the State was admitted, and
every item of information essential
to thorough knowledge Of the po-
litical history of Wisconsin Tuner
has the ability and the opportunities
to give US a Manual which will do a
vast amount of good, and we shall
look for one greatly superior to any
yet published.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-14

The MEssAGE.-We print this week
the first annual message of General
Grant. Compared with the messages
of his predecessor it is q brief and
comprehensive document. The peo-
pie generally will read it and its
length will deter no one from its pc
rusal. That part of the message re-
ferring to our unsettled claims against
Great Britain will be read with great
interest. The President recommends
measures to fund the public debt, to
return to specie payments and to re-
duce taxation. He also strongly
urges the abolition of the ranking
privilege. His suggestions will meet
with the general approval, although
his policy of currency contraction as
a means of bringing about a speedy
resumption of specie payments seems
to be fruitful Of not a little contro-
versy j; we doubt whether any former
message has, on the whole, contained
so much that will be generally and
Justly approved, with so little that
will or should provoke dissent. It's a
State paper of signal ability and of
unusual frankness, dealing unresery
eddy with every great question of
internal or international policy, and
calculated to increase the the hold of
its author on the regard and conf
dence of the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-14
Political Items.

The Mississippi elections went
twenty thousand republican.
The Senate has moved in the d-
rectlon OF Chinese protection.
The Presidents message was pub-
ished IN London Tuesday night.
Gen Grant declines to take either
side IN the capitol removal question.
The proposed repeal of the tenure
ot-oifice bill will be strongly oppos-
ed
: The Tennessee Honse has voted
against Chinese immigration by SO
to Is.
The continental press generally
applaud BoutwelPs plan for the re-
sumtion OF specie payments.
A bill to provide for the uniform
election of members of Congress will
be strongly urged at Congress.
The Commercial Advertiser announ-
ces, on authority, that Thurlow Weed
has retired from political and journal
istic life, end is unlikely to reappear
in eitber.
The Portuguese Government has
invited proposals for the manufacture
and laying Of a submarine cable
from Portugal to the United States,
touching at the Azores.
Letters have been received at Wash
ington from prominent gentlemen in
Canada, expressing satisfaction with
the views of President Grant in his
message relative to that country,
The tax gatherers Of Missouri re-
port great restitution throughout the
State, estimating that nearly one
half the taxes will be returned delin-
quent, from sheer inability to-pay
Treasurer Spinner says in his re-
port that If the present financial pol
icy of the Government is continued,
tie whole Of the national debt will
DO paid of in less than thirteen years.
The London Times says the fact
that reputation has been practiced
by all the States, except Massachu-
setts, and the theory that the gold
debt may be paid in paper, Injuries
American securities.
1t Is stated the difficulty in the
Red River territory as subsiding, and
Governor McDougall will enter the
territory as soon as the Queens proc
lamation reaches him, and proceed
to exercise the authority of Govern
or.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-14
The Next Censns.

The bill reported to the House of
Representatives by the Census Com
mittee provides that censuses instead
OF being taken by United States
Marshals, as heretofore, shall be
placed in charge. of District Superin-
tendents in each Congressional Dis
trict, to be appointed by the Presi-
dent, each empowered to employ as
many enumerators as may be neces-
sary to take the census between the
lst and Both of June. The schedules
are as follows.
l. Population. 2. Mortality. 8.
Agriculture. 4. Manufactures, to
which is added mining. 5. Merean-
tile, under which each merchant must
return the amount of purchases and
sales, NUMBER of persons employed
and capital invested. 6. Social
Under this, in addition to schools and
churches, is included all reformatorv
and benevolent institutions. z. Trans
portation, 10 include full returns
from all public carriers of the whole
business done in passengers and
treights, number Of employees, prof
It's, expenses and accidents s Fish
cries. Each of the schedules has
been SO extended as to overfar great
er ground than in the last census,
while 5, Z and s are wholly new.
The bill is the order of the House
for to-day, Wednesday, 8th inst
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-12-14
Applications for Patents Pleasant Can.

Passing up Lake Street on We'd
nesday we met our old friend, and
many years distinguished and use
ful citizen of Wisconsin Ex-Gov. l..
j. Farwell, who. in company with
d. ]. Powers, formerly of Madison,
and E. A. Ellsworth, formerly a So
licitor in the field of Patents, ara
now running a large Office in Chicago,
for introducing and negotiating Ca
yeats and Patents. Gov. F. retains
the vigor and roqndness Of the days
when he was the whig Governor of
Wisconsin. 10 the seven years Of
his connection with the Patent office
at Washington, as chief examining
commissioner, he acquired the ability
for usefulness TO Western inventors
which the men Of genius Of the
Northwest may largely profit by in
making their applications through
this firm.
Speaking of Patents, there should
be more known than there Is, as the
country is deriving a constant run of
benefits from the ten thousand ma
chimes for saving labor. Ordinarily.
the inventor is but little versed in
the knowledge of the laws and 9TH
means of making their inventions
available to themselves and the pub
lie. Besides, the danger of litigation
should be avoided by making appli-
cation only through agents Of IN
questioned knowledge and expe-
rience.
The proper wording and presenta-
ton of patent, SO as to make secure
his claim, is as important to the par
ty making it as the invention itself.
Our laws for the protection, and Of
fee for the examination Of patents,
are the best in the world; yet both
show human imperfectiont 1t is Of
ten as needful that the party making
application should be informed as to
what he might have granted HIM did
be request it that he has not claimed.
as to secure to him what he does ask
for therefor, the necessity Of a care
fully-worded patent upon an inven-
ton, drawn up from examination by
competent party. And this YER
dict the applicant should secure be-
fore he goes or sends to Washington.
Wisconsin citizens, especially H.
ventors, visiting Chicago, should
call and visit their former distinguish
ed citizens, Farwell and Powers,
who will be pleased to renew ac-
quaintanco.
The weather is moderate here and
business fair-not largo, owing to
the low prices Of grain
Chicago, Dec. 8. j. c. COVER.