davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02

How many pleasant breakfast tables it
looks down upon. No need to hurry
away to office, or store, or counting-room.
Fathers come leisurely down in dressingI
gown and slippers, and sip their coffee
without danger of choking. They have
time to look round and see how tall the
children are growing, and that nothing
in this world is so beautiful as rosy
baby fresh from slumber. Mother, too,
has the cid girlish smile that comes not
often on a week day, for if it does, father
has not time to notice it, and that, per-
haps, after all, is the reason it comes so
seldom. 1t is pleasant, after eggs and
coffee, to sit comfortably down by the lire,
the center of ring of happy faces, and
hear the church bells chime. Time
enough vet to 90, for this is the first bell.
Church bells are not, to my ear, an
impertinence." One is free agent l
ana free to 60, which like to do; you
are free to stay, if you prefer; though l
NAV think you make mistake. don't say
that should 90 every Sunday to hear a
man who was always binding doctrines
together like bundles of dry sticks, and
tbrusting them at his yswniug hearers. l
want to hear q sermon that any poor soul
who straggles into church from any by
lane or alley can understand, and carry
home with him to his cellar or garret !;
not a sermon that comes on chariot
wheels, but afoot, and with warm. life
ike grasp for every honest-aye, and dis
hopest-hand in the assembly, defaulter
or Magdalen; for who bsde you slam
Heaven gate in their faces2
Iwant human sermon. Idon't care
what Melcbisedek, or Zirubbabel, or ker-
enhappuk did, ages ago; Iwant to know
what I am to do, and l want somebody
besides theological bookworm TO tell me-
somebody who is sometimes tempted aud
tried, and is not too dignifed to own it;
somebody like me, who is always SHINING
and repentingI somebody Who Is glad
and sorry, and cries and laughs, and eats
and drinks, and waats to fight when they
are trodden on-and don't. That's the
minister for me. don't want spiritual
abstraction, with stony eyes aud petrited
fingers, and no blood to battle with. What
credit il it to him to be prsperY How
can he understand me3 Were there only
such ministers in the pulpit, wouldn't
90 to church either, because my inpa-
tient feet would only beat tattoo on the
pew door till service was over bat thank
God there arel and while they preach !
shall 20 and hear them, aud come home
better and happier for having done i,
So pray you don't abolish my sun
day. whatever you may do with yours.
Ton't take away nv blessedS Sunday break
Fast, when w sl have time TO love one
another. Don't taks sysy the Sabbath
bells, which so love to hear. pont tase
away my human minister, whose 1od Is
no tyrsnt, and is better pleased to see rs
20 smiling home from church than bow
ing our heads like bulrush, end groan.-
ine back to our dinners, till all yoH anti
Ssbbatarians are mad TO abolish Sunday
and no wonder. FASsy FERN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02
A quaker Protest Against W0men's
Hats.

The Quarterly Reuico, the organ of
the Quakers in England, utters protest
against fashionable bonnets. The writer
confesses that during one of their meet
ings for worship his mind has been exer-
cised by the bonnets in view. He doubts
whether the wearers have any time or
thought to spsre for the poor and
wretched. rAs mere question OF taste, '
he adds, II grieve to see 90 many bonnie
faces spoiled by the foolish contrivances
of French milliners. But more than
that / grieye to see that the inevitable
reaction from our sectional peculiarities,
which were originally based on reason
and good sense, but which bad lost their
force, and have therefore been wisely
abandoned, has carried so many into the
peouliarities Of the silly world Of fashion,
which are based on no reason at all. "
But happily, others have discovered the
proper medium. "The problem has been
thoroughly solved, and there were abun-
dsnt Instances of i,7 aolution at this
yearly meeting, how to dress with heauti-
ful taste and neatpess and simplicity
combined; how to avoid slngulsritles
and oddities and TO be attired both with
grace and Christisn poderailon. We
must hope that the IaodeFstes With their
quiet attire srs the rising section, and
that the extreme reds among us will
soon, even for the sake of appearance, If
not for higher motive, be all converted TO
their view" Asa matter Of fact, Eng
lish Quakeresses, under twenty, are nov
dressed like other people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02

General Wilson. who in the spring Of
1866 made an expedition through Ala
bama and Georgia, and struck what ten.
sherman officially (2) pronounced "oRe
of the best blows of the war at the wan
ing strength of the Confederacy, has
;ssued call for q meeting OF the OH
GERS and soldiers Of the Cavalry Corps,
Military Division of the Mississippi, at
Louisville, Kentucky, on November IN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02

Brigham Young maintains a poetess
laureate in bis Dominions-Ehzs Snow
hy name. Here is q sample couplet Of
her poetry Ia praise Of the Mormon hible'
"A heavenly treasure, book full Of merit.
II speaks from the dust, By the voice OF the
spcrrif,"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02

John Morrissey has been to hear
Beecher preach. and says be never saw 9
man "gst the devils head in chancery 50
quick in all his life"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-02

There are Eve German Lodges Of
Knights Of Pythias in New York city
, 1869-12-03
Kcrort 0f tho Com nj i.stoncr OF Mtn-
ing NtA1IR1{rzs

Mr.. II. w. Na.,nouh. con,1=ls.iHre- ct Mining
Statistics. Las rrtrszrd a summary II hts annual
:llplt. Ills PRINCIPAL KGrA dtt1hE tGe past 81
tUk Ills Aa$ III IL tft c.st.eltl5l II inuen.:l0l re
ERr,,.rr EGW rn;c:pf!tes, ard tno rlntlfsi.n and
r1"-sc: Of the tndnstI. IL The 'ittTrat dl.trNts,
AID s1Iil.lI,a Il lHo.ucsa'.- Tae relsli'al tnin.
i.E LcG cotan Crcla1 ccLttCs oi to ora1n tlh.
SCtl,.u, Ea.f0Iasl, OreEuI. Mnd Idaho latG btGn
s!ti'tt. aId operators 'netc:n casel ,Es E.httl.
Tre Conn lsturer rernfts ttat The rrrduct In
Cal.N rita for The year Ei.l ectta!alf tan bslhW
TIA: Of 1a.t gear. O. ncccuat OF the vxttt0rl1aary
drought, Which put cad t0 TIE Placer and h.
ti1aAllc u:n.r1 Of the Los,hprn cusn.t:s very esEs
n the season. Anc;her temporary caRse Of de-
rreasrd production was the tto.'Farc NJ several
iu'fNrta1t niLts IN the Iettn Quattf'uaEtuE
district ol the Slste-Gr1ts vn!lry-ol nccoEnt Vi
tEsatrr+ strike In Nevada the yetd Of !he Com.
#, ck mines rus sce1 largely rcf1cea this rear by
~ltch some cr tae ccmrsutes have been etstnet
s,s1 especially by The ,Ilsastraa Ee IN tie croEn
Print. kfptucs. AID }elloF Jscttf. ~a'cn nas IN.
1tE1tted vita tie prediction Ct tnose !cre1taat
I"ca TIE prospects @. ibis Lstsl:. fnF :he IN.
.ute, however, arc considerably tslshler than
In. ', AZ r; c,:uct OF fv!er fto.a Ncva1a wilt
prpnahiy not ta1l tnr neh.Eh OF that eI lsi,S 1he
d,ueiency nom Wasnoc .cIuE nsaAe up ~ iar
prn.rccts ct TIE sac have trr.cve',, especially
| III view of the late dltro,cE.cs in depth Oh t.e
.s LII s+ 'ss q ,e
l.!os, particularly III Cn.7e:c, !utn the tints.
| In urcron the rrchEct Of rp!d aur!EG the P's
ans1t9.m,r,ur M @ Is COW ca1irs m IN iae stale. art
| lie r,pcef AID hturautlc Mnt4 have stood Attl
| u .Its a,s 1t NC (: iof 1he lles y; ~les.
| In ldsho 1ke *lEov cacses Whca haze aI;r!''s
,fc placer Zines Of t'Ereon T1t render rhi+ year
rn4,uc: y, euld comparatively sR:alI: but the r
fui:. OF gua.tz.Io1ntng III tte ow, hee stl olhe
Ettfiess MI trutllly Lot i3tl kaatt Of lxst !csr
Tic ,!ttres r. asn cA:cpAe. iuo Me,.' .l1a. nn
|,ecres.e IT. ire 1'rid frcTl tho hitherto 20 PFC
duc,tyr gu1eree Is anticipated.
The Con u;ss:ort 7 Is u the op!nt0: ttAt Solors
liu IL IL st,t I'd TO 6dzatcr hcSIcfGEth via eIcs
| .ar'd.,y iu&urd wealth aru power. Tee yield
! tts nFts for 1872 Ia highly eNcc1rrf!uE, IN tse
Ct ttc tsct That II 1E The rsndnet cf ascshf 'n"u
| {1r AID rot tho nrsx fruits OF speculative n
1ni,,, wt.ch l:hi X expected 10 tie OFT at
| cif,v day.
, 1869-12-03
1-ErriCb "cShirn.rnfs,
1s@ 1s6s. 1863. 1-6a-

The following has been received since the ADORE
daily ,aa.e VA Gade up =: o'clock tsis mer1inS:
i.e cars wheat: - cars corn; % CARS oass; cars
nc. and cars hurley. Tots, 1el+eeo b.
Hlsnwtues-Tae Ma.kc: Wns quiet, bat drm At
lormer Prices Sales were reported II so bsis
wool at &c; leo hfls iron at 96c; leo htls DO 1t
Ssc 11o b.is 10 at sssc: - otls do At Sc To:A,
go brls-
presseA Fog were IN fair deEsat. AID. IN ksrn-
psthy With a1vices fron the Stock fArdA prtees
ru!eti higher. sales were nsde 1t 3i1.5N2leoo for
usht, and fla.s4S1aso for neay!-clos:ng \:
s.aocz.s5o 10. sood lots urtdlus o. go rs
Provisions were active and higher, especially On
roft, which Was excited under frec calt fton
The short interest and an appAren. determination
10 III q. sny price, rather than walt for farther
&dya.ce. The hog market IS adya1ci1g under
ME competition AMONG ouye-s, and theE teer1
COW to tayc eettted down TO the CONVICTION that
The hog csop u Ihctt, and tina. 1eey muE 1sE
Whatever prices ,scy E1J be Obliged tc- Hitherto
several OF our packers have held OF. Asrad 70 cp
In at such high rases While those who have packed
| claim TO hare lest money. Now those packers a't
commencing 70 buy, and the hog market Il rts:oi
! under the increased pressulc. The price OF posi
products thus far nas lcA1ceay kept pace Will
tha. Of the raw MATERIAL and 70 long as hogs keel
up PORK And u7eAts must undoubtedly keep ul
soo The futQfe Is Viewed w1h great dss1ust, N N
pacSeS1 fearing sudden crop, bet they ice
that II hey are to do anything this sexton the
cannot wait longer, aod arc tneretose making q
tneir minds 70 taxa sneE chances with the rcs'
Ness PORT advanced 2c, to So. for cAlh, and 70
e4toc on seller January, the lAtser selling NJ n!S
~ So ~, though t3l3Q wzS the r1lfnf pr1cs
Lard and peata advanced fu11 xc ps1 9, 0ostn
, 1869-12-03

Total immigrants. . .a3ls6a


Al English tourist in Switzerland. nrEed with
regulation " "alreLstoek'' and han cott ~ The
not vet decrascd ~ irving 10 climb pc.ren,t1cu-
lAs rountaln before nFuAAlsst, when there came
out At him, from a clnnr OF bushcs, an Oh -se
lfown eear. TIE cnzz'Ifst CROSSINGS or thif
Il astul bias did Eot 1rtshten our tourist 17!te 50
ncca as ~ earthly. tradition dictated that &c
tLo1l'l he fr1RntsueA. In fact, he ubIoe,callE
tre.rltlA u re,ol.er at the ierueluus crca.ure3
head; hL.t hal nrea.iy cllcktf the trigger, when
tire lrAr t1alhlIsd etrun1 kjEp.Gms Of
niTsss iss ss''0r 81 ann ss{ exc ?;ms: i:n!
II npazt11 " tL1k freak Of natGre, lie
tuu:!st lowered his wearou amt thought Of .flvesf
Astonishing l!sh-Dutch :af+ wherein Whole nc
Iactrce Ct pH.Eaals are Gaae to t'lS terrifying
"lApAtn, II you please, M1. Il, 'ne RAID In t"nes
tt1uu!.us MNl-rui1. And In return, the teAs,
WIN wAs ra:ht the u orc ecsrt.t Of the r~o pre-
ctpliaie1y iEGnlCcu IN The f0!0HtnG htar-?aced
,-haeI 0I ctrcu, u.snnrrr; ort fa.lcd III husrlesa
Lna caUe here Lof e.l1tlt: new FGcaiiou. HkT-
iiRa hurE.l,ly lad cold Mstst OF .ht t'nc ard,
tur FeGnrciiy, peculiar vocal facilities Tor
! rrnwng ike What you now IND nc. tse
rultcs hired u:e. q: q SOUS day, te play bca5
in the tuoa;'a1ne. Whcaeycl ! Traveller at
tel bIeI tu club *llnua1 guide, frtEl1-a Elm
hack 10 SET N.e: WHEN he has E,l,de With ta;, |
thow my .et, ard AM hravc1y s'+a.r7 nH hy The
ru.tc. Uhu thus ea1ps ha.d4Uule E1a;u',y fE'u
living. ART haScA patsabiy easy tiTe OF u, save
, Wien Storms are btuln. uere thu btaz tuOk ut1
hts head to ilow hts nose. md therehs esoivt, AL
, iuLtr consta ausEtss, :oaeiu1 excessively Ike a
Five tiaucs did .e tcaltt c.rc 10 tae aItloic aal
l:.Al, ho, even Will the atcJ1p4llnlect o. gni
! ca;.rrb. could rct frutnfulS sing tCn't oh, CT:
| win me" in ha nsc1ntatn solitude. apd thHu.ht
uL.,er certain citcuns,a1ccA, Ii nay be Iece.s21,
that kh0uli bHNS n ttl Epe 5EOsntf,
, 1869-12-03

CAut'Au}- MS cuupsn5 Utctsd looNs 3.
1roua.J The shss.I b-r, er the Antfs frWe''t
The Htefs atd whefrter tIey could, claiming al
The 'Rt d In fFoI1 0f then FuAsetAious nndcf IN:
riFa11an law.
a M by the na,nc Of Morgan L. Well came
forward Rtout u yekr ago aid represented tnat a.
had taken up pot1lo3 OF the - Rtnr luuls At khe
local l1Ld ot1cc, I0nta, Mich, February Fl, lsaA
anal paid for them tn Sioux hall breed sc1p. Upon
coptthrr1tt0n, the Commissioner OF the General
lAbd utllcc decided thai tue company has 20 right
to lfe lands In tho river OK on tho shore tAldc or
the meauccled 1fre; that they belong to the gov
eEnmcnt, etf may be aoId, when surveyed, ~
AlmlisI lAtdI are A0d. -. ....
he a.1o decided that Weir hsd no rsghts upon
tho property. II be had not improved 1t, and re-.
iected the kcsp a. not eEnR applicable to the pay
mcnt for that clkPs OF land. MT. Wctt sprealrd
from The ComnissioneSh decision. and upon that
appcal It IL nov before the Secretary.
The Hocsa IN 1uczlon embrace Ia a1l 80 acfe&.
Th1usSudf Of legs arc run doEu Muste2on RIVER
aud into the lake, ana thence on TO where M1sfe-
gon Lake totDs Lake Michigan 4 few mtlez above
dra11 tAven. To persons who understand the
wGflat q Of bcors Ii that locality. the nagnl~
t1de ol the interest Of this csse becomes appartu
Ex-senator Thotuas 4. 1iendnrks, aes,s'ed o1
naniel Noye4, Eea of Indiana. aud Peter F. VIII
sous are the alolne1s Iot Weir, and Senator
MntL Carpenter and Samuel b. SIlGs appear Tor
the IoOuluE COMPANY, c0h1astinR Wttr . alleged
rstts and aaEestinE te!r al!tEet oHnetsa!p Of the
luEu ucdef the riparian law.
, 1869-12-03
E3.GogcruoE ryuic ur on rkcAadsht
tsrnNIs

Aucug the letters pua1Ahri Ia the so!uEc ES-
ttg TIC olc,a1 account ai The Teupino ol lac SOL
deyH OF The AtMtct OF the TenrcS+c. 1ne oato, 'ae
ut,tpI1and. aCd tscoEEfa, when tnoh P!aee Id
UTICA Dec. u, ISIS
G7s.1rNrS: 1aE tcnr eaurot sccce: Aour
ius.A.:cu to atttrd the rcuc:rn OF the so.dcfs o.
tue We4teru asnIcr-Cumhet!Ard. TenaeH*ee'
AZ maj, OF The regiments eeut out from New
l"tk. vile as t;os ertor Of that s;aic, stlved
IN thetc asn'cs. feel rrrsorhs, A. HcI a. n4r
tfcnhl r1idc Nnn interest in THIS gathering.
/ l;,s Ett Lee.tsayy to epcaS Of The respect nuo
aAn tEstion IN y h1Cn tho todMss Of the Kcfaolo
| art Eeld bt iLs csuzens: aud foremost among you
VIII h tax 'fts::oFu!shct1 general Eo~ At the heao
9: cNr s'Tntef, Nto won his nsst aur~ls ~ oue OF
ltsde!s VI tie AEn!es Of the West His e!cction 20
Inc of1ce Of Ptetitcnt u The EElteA States tsafs
NNLeEa 70 t1c faet That in addition 10 regard 1o<
rs ottef merits, tho Patriotic services Of sbe sol
aier Efe he'd ID no1oraelc and grateful rentm
hr.ree ;! The American people. ] have tao
To TIC Comm!ttec Ct Invitation.
, 1869-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL,
CON So MP pTI0N
Can Be Cured.
READ TIE EVIDENCE.

......
tsSA sc ssaoos:n ih::t'' sna ista T. tsesl s.sSs
Ct th!e milk.
Many year. :. seve.s 20 ta'7sssh prsets-d tEssl
sa1e se, ss. 5s 10 E.ss' NIUE
tao. ~ Sea-sa', N7-.4,as- s,,l., &Ae..u, S.xasS
1.'c: aad s<At"e1', t.s.s~tc ssv.s tave ss4sel
pan1s'o .sf .s.,s.ss L 'e ss;s u a'.sa' = u
su.prttsr
al fE!1J AEsfe that tE'se 1!t csanr Ts~,as waotd
prc'ters rule the- e=5leseiy tkA. ~FrNf4 s.roux
:. ne.y IA, 70 eon,t1<r ,ssa,st he a.
se5 81 my ssn<ass. s'e M th'Fe we o;lrr' 10
aaa, hslr ss5 .ae;s sts .ass 'Ss ~ aaa,.,s es
sssA ..ave ss''tasu:.i a. tier 0.F'sslAs s-H'uaA
Fortunately for tse ve,.,,c Of r,,z.,-s ,,c.,
deus.iax res.le form ssssras.t.<,y sa.xii postlsa
e .s. se5smsnt.y At .arts TIT .Is = ~ tesns
ne'e aaa WI. 's ups .aS H. M y mn
ts.s si.al.. .s.,a, - .s4ls-. n.rf !. sss. =
wsntns tc atten I" tie dtssrst rrtso7. snd wks
arc ss7s'es TO 'a'' the 'sSzs 'ss Ct well s'A''A'a
" VI IA .,.as.s t,ny ": ,'csr:r;;.:a. III.
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DIR: ,sss .esnt"a ast<, .Sa ta.. !r .s:.ars
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nIIks sss. ~. ~ ~ III ~ rne IL eas | ,.ven 10
ia.ssnl:. Iaisi ...s;.Sa'. 80 ri INV AZ 'sas
otst- 1l ~ gre 8! L.ts ..N.N stG. n. fortified
tst n ca. ss.1tsIs t:.r'.e :. Is7st .h>i osscar
Ia1 hAxpkAkE Pills srAwHAn 1os,r 4si Prt-
.sss ss .sss ss
,am. .ss ,.so'ts ''onouaes' VII sfe Cen
AZ = = Ftl,4 tact {, with rcnrd e theory.
t : s1;Fs; ttf:tS' -. s,as,ssta W. N.
s,nhispt, es.as r.,s I'D n>e thse 4 ;':aes un
-. ~ IT, hf 70 "a e.n'%i ~, Il
IL; ,;s: s. NJ q; r. - .sEa
ssss d.. u.s - es1iil..s.y :, - ,as pasoa. ~ho
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Nils ,t:.<eA. fur :I* .ea4,ta 1:sra.c .sr COW
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S.x, !. =, ..scztsrs., =: nc, wo1:,::,:l esaass
r.IrrfSx, l., lie tr Il thr Z sel:rincs r:r:aJt-
Ns,4rair Fiji. srsvt I'd Tante and Pnitnqrie svrup
.r-nts III ~, tEirscuI.,x uAtu:aily c1exie -
,,hoe, +, Il, n rI, Il ms. ~tv enr,x 1us Iws
}r -. ri Il. ..t. ttat fi,lt.sp datF 5sbf
vi. Ht' ~ y ntetia :r-:- rsion and hsa wEsisd 2,
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t,n wrir.. hrn, lie ID ciics fos c,n,uurt,a,
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=. - - = = ii T.tse .n:,E-..t1ns "a
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sd tuil, rtS.ued my health And gratitude for II
h.noT rrsr1t ur,nnfs me IL turn nv aste3in II
, 1869-12-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

1AEKkNAT EVENING. Dec. :
q e ~ a ~ .isa Ii
tssl = u sSls 4 In stud cAasSes OF ssoss<e ar''
DvsTFk Esssixta; 1;es -; ,.a!prta. ~ n.
"a ~. s n ,a,ss Il a. -:
fiHaf aS IT, e s's r. IL ID
dikir 80 ~ e7nE'0n n s.rt 1.I s.tcs Of . tans
81 +. ~ 81 i. tui- :. ssass Is psss saa 10 Il
II If G1fta: g9.ss 1 r. were far to lin
tied e1teus cnly, aud tic market wa Say da1aies
nfs + +. e:l.Ha H. ~ .s. Il sns
IL. Lewiston 4. 4le; l4,aoH 4 +.e: t"rt Pnt 4ie:
Gr9n A r.; eunuisA +.ou :s'@-'e; eu'l.Hs. l~" "as;
si: s1 sI2s q p' 'o .fE'*' Al s's Ga track
:, ii. st: !. 5: 1t
SMEESEL;Tss e.aaAsn q: tas eksess ,a.sket Va.
NV YstS issty1s; aSa:le: Llneis iaStos*. u sak.
"yoaI1ia.fe =: . better asa.aa f, seaA .na
ss @ i1a ah.a .sp.fea u f seaan @
set, fiststoa. sla.W: '.,,astu;T $s0e E,!s snd
h.sE h...l ~ st IT i sz:;: s.' .Aa "'"
sovrTe1t , t ,htt m1sist ~; S 1i.t
say: sseri. ~: a:r IT. II sres >eI sor4Haa: M
4 4: sts e
Kshk:iIs EtI. se
Y n,~h III .nsSal
FaLf III gcd. c
ai" {. esotsc- III <
"aSnFS-Trsi: VA. du:i. aud rT.s;. ssss'ci
n1stf1; hfk,t SA@lhH- IL
i;!s .:tsr- hsi ssf.Hss. ''ss
.as R xsss S
| clIu!c+- 80, 80. -.
nAhSsFn HOEs- Received. !:s!'ssd: t:l2:t!
hsd 4al.s dividing III r.; - 1t {l1 =
l. :4nt Is At at.uN4lce nt IT. GAat.ap 4.a y:
q: t4t3:.lt By a....Ec-i. - IL It 81. y ".
~ md i, Il elass; = s.. 3; It tt:.G: At ss.1
l - ii SIa.5. .G1, l. II, !, II. A3t = A1 st.-30.
EEt,c- Hs,s.1n tteatv. At su@37c fer f,ssA; Lined
| aI< dull aud slnost uut Alahlf. a :assk
1HCI1s AMI FU rs- ! tie Etni fAt market exhibited
lAIc tFret II Aztylty, and ttices t3r ali ecnersit
! varieties ffniy helt. fnt tH,pottet :r;e tlst
nt.yk+t ruled weAk Uurtttlei. Srta WttE II ko0t
| :t;acst. and trmtr. WcVote - follows:
| GrFPS FKt-fYs. ..
, 1869-12-03

GONE Tf.-Tbs caro- Of the schooner George
Thuysrcn IL 1esktrg out tnrou:h the n,tl',
AT 81. .C411EhtSN.-Ite schooner lsa1inatll Is
st 81 rathsr:Lc. to r. pair hs1EaSeS s1sta.ard by
cr!r. aknCrt short tt.l.e since.
AFASrcs Eo.-1he wrc>k,.s stcs:1e- l. y Cal
w1eck ot the scGooner MonteaK:e, and rrror1s her
total ;oxs, Toe cEttis Ct thu vessel VIA secured
TIE schoorsr J. +. Wa-ac:, hstoIe At AZ Sa1-
biz, haa heerl anaalcn~l< The :uv aa,or.nn took
Tie crew and eu.f.s TO pefrtl,, IN Tnee.iay.
SuHBnYG.S A%n t;EAHp IIAvKS-We fealu that
the oxLtrp the propeller unlon con.cninlstes
r.upz. srr t,eiwr.: sacaa. EAp aL,l ,ir4oe ilereu
during 1hr p.t.4,ut wIatrr tp4ktp. tt. rs often Is
A Euttc.t r, n, o, 1T Of fFeI.ti aceamniatcs
isrutKErT-{frr tteyr II, regard 70 The bark
Una,,lls " ,u,,1rtrl Sue lisa not arrived here a.
fertrtxd Atl eIn.stl, etr :u;s exsri1 acsA
If w.r:r Nt,s::.1s " lh,rlsl-NInu...te stn-
is1Et,.7,s., frcM 1rE St-uno>zR KA7E Rscu.
xtsN-Nrssr-, " il 1 L. L, kjIhnsr! v-zsrr,,ay
rsSt1tt,. au uier. III ltiler fioM John B,rn,i,
wLo s1s rh.Fcr o: lnr rr,Se.tv parry rayayrI II
r,.crtrc ii G tcrnor.r { Kate liirh,i nu,t, whtcn
.tin, ,lt.6 on t Ms;nr Point in t;r1p+t Trayerte
! Eav, nEttpx the sa.r o! Nov. autt b We have
h.: XIII. ,t r,ntt..,i 10 e1ttare naerAi,y there.
fyn. Nj Hisl +, letter l., ttsIeu Nosthpott Nov,
q. ue sn7s:
| aI nrrtsth here on the 1;th nfter "A {prg rnJgh
rattxrr. Fonr., ti,r lux tuu, hrr-, md start. i
| icr H.. k.tr IuhrLnss uu tile 1stn. Everytatcg
w.yItL tx..II ar :, nv 4 - NJ III t1e 10Th vr hA
Htn' =, ~ ~, ~t:h fan anrhnr unt
snr vss III t.tnaI h ttf rot IN vs,cr d. m erourf
| ~ ansh,s ~ INC IN uSt a line frnu her Heinz,
". rnII '.st r. nj, ~. rs1u,r.,i ,nsr4n,.. hnw
/ 80 :. - = n,u 49,. s.rn,E hrr 81, nssvisv n,
ne .crt nnar1e1 tsi,t che n.r;1, rcF e,rh..!acn
! =, :, -. :, tn,aa.9 ,ra .uar m, rvan,
, 1869-12-03
REAL. ESTATE.
War1an,ee deeds, co1yeylpg clsT q

war1an'ec deeds, conveying cisT aat Fzo7
p:eeTsrt5, within sevca mics Of 'hc coaTs 10
rlel for teconi GA THURSDAY, December
Garduer It, e Of na!sted 8, I, es1tes IT.
Oct a......-s-....----;-.:.-. .-.-.-,s,.;,:
carren;er y, Ito n Of Lste St {, so11so
we.teso ~, u. il It .: wiiea1 st, VI. ssi
werie.n ~. is + s of Wileox It, vi, :sI
11lh IL. Oct- H. -....-.-..----........
1<r i. n : corner OF Gn1it. st, Z (, ss1ios
velats u; M i, of nais;ed t. ii, Z; iai:is
vesaaaer Il II. / { Of ! naii;ed s.. i i, 44Ils; n;
veSaer al '::.'::' Il OF uaiiied s. I. snis II:
nsrvsu GT'; :;. cor oi Ncsroe i, y ss11
n, With buildings: July ys-..,.-.-.........
Hafr:son It, SIS It v Of Centre ~. :. asx
ailsausec y. : . eor Of c!eavsr IT. sxf,
ysst 1'ns !aS!.na i. ps.. g. Il Sorie :t /. 1iS
Aflo,5 r; a i Is; ID Il ot iwcasJ.seven;a
ii, vi. eo11so II; Nto, Wtntxosth ~.
10 nj. sof Txeag.E!n.h St, II I, s'x1a'
ca'i,S ~ ~. ii I; ot G1ttenden AZ. /, Is
w.nstn Hss ay. Is; \ i 81 .; Tsesiy eighth 81 v
/, WITH building; Ocf. f.t.:..::......;-;:;... -
West Washington u, l!6 40 II = e1 hooeJ
ua.shot i q ~. d ' and { COZ Of usiues =
ei, s3110s r. and = !, .s1ls5 II pes: -.
Ssrramnu II. Iii It q Of Fourth 81, G (, slx
II6 n, vita building: Nor ts.-.:......::..
Fig e. v ct Milwaukee ~, l. ssH31s%s
eorTu Lr ct1 11NIr$
Sseno:as AZ. IL II ; Of fsi1J-nlush II, 9 T.
e;e; se;, WOOD II ~ az, COZ Of Fsit!-aiit r.