davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-17

HaY--Thao has been but limited demeud for
hay dunI lse past = eek. bat in anticipation OF =
bnik iEsatrI y dealer. .re cutie tIn u thslE
prt..ta. r. sssIss9: F1.:.ie rollsf ~ Sss,sf s
t3po Timothy, too&e on @Axra, St9.A &1n4 PfA-
ne. Ioose On wxgo1+ II. .oa1lap.
TIE mark q opened arm and ahada higher. but =
The xeek advanced the demand became less u'x-1t
II d Jes1erday AId to-day trade WIS GtAEnaut and
prlces ~esr wrAk Aad unsettled, me stocKs
Asc b.1llrIck 10 accumulate sac dta1eI1 predict
5 cecllne. We low qoo's: Green Butchers, aX
qise; Green Frozen, liaHAc; Green 5s1ted. calta.
Ike: freen ssited.- pays cured 11k4l3Xc; Green
CALI l:alsc: Grren sip:15alte: DrY FE1L ha2sc:
70 in:rca py1ce Rrzaded HldcH. 10 p=y cent GU.
IRON AND STkELFhc movement n this ElsT.
| rhr xrta hrS1r Nr-1
, 1869-03-17

rnamERmAh

TrispAY Ev1xzne, Aarch IL.
TIE following nhies thoR lhs 1eer,pts and
ehsEmens Of Produce du1lag tho past twenty
tnIx houfs.
, 1869-03-17

OiLSIhe mover tnt Ia oils has btea ve-Y light
.ntet !. Aua the prevailing feeling one q vHssaets
nd Ca5bon have tpied au'i and norlna1J lower. We
now aaote casbon o.. s.tsSsc i,Esset, sAE. I'LL:
ss*sqs f. s.ss2s s2.isi tt' II. IL .a q IL
1alesun7 oil IN: EA3. 6lnsse: Tu,penune. SaA:oe !:
Bp4m Uil. I.oo; klephAat I'll. t1s2; SeA
, 1869-03-17

IkTEsF
SEr Yokx Nkrrh I6-Moaer more acnys and
arm At ! mr. ee1t a = rsI Tnr rnrrrnrr hs,snre IN
fhs h,fentnrr - frrrasa - u, - hr II. trsr.
ts ~ - 10 ~ frem 20 WssetNrton ,,.1:,r -
ID trs ID .rhich ,.srI1,n. tns 1n.t r1t s.1.a ~
* rrns.,s Ji.te-+.srts J. 81 i've :, ~ .h.r *.
sfrts~r ~ H5I, - sstisa T.. ~ ~ ,,nnr,,s,
tr,tnrrs h.nx. II hn.n.en IL ~ rrna1rs, IA inv
~ ntc lendut fre-Iv t1fssnn,ts Il 9zIi ner cant
Jnr hr, t-cf4ax n me1
ht-Tlin1 Test. II los la1psx.
aid. ffropcer undef spehti that government xuI
not teti II prtaeu .ad The Introduction OF 4np
Inn tT ~ frn+te r. t:ahs Oosnet 4t f3K
III ~ 1STL .rG ent - 1-tLgis1E ttIe.ranrtx ~
int 81 tM ~ 1S'7' "1H ~e'@" ~. H~As'*' w.
w. svT.s,,.+,, .ax.,.. ..-.hs rot, hs,rteA tn ~.
hr,d.HS - 'thrS~ neitl,nns tnn,ndtnS
- n y L ~, ra1s
- 4,r ~ rfn Tvrss--T ~
t1.e. t1 "a m M tsrs,n.a
| ~ ~ rnn fEn fTnm MIR Il feyeycnus 2tIdm,
I trcn smIsc elt. ntnna tource1 md hI1GR1o n0m
| rnt1nms
' Gosernneat. dull .ad c1o.ea steady.
| rn11n @E1....1t6hall5 New. 'S3...,..t13La113L
| SMn fiax5ii9k CoEp '67...,,iIJ. : ;laI
Conr.. N... iii 3tis[ Ceup, Is :. ..ll3S Rllsx
, 1869-03-17
DAC1FIO NAIL STEAMSHIP CON
l. PANTS
ThfaKIh Liza 10 California md FhilRx

On The LIT. 1t1h aud us:. E:eAraeYa tea!o P1W Ka
Forth luyer, toet Of Ea3Alst. II Il O'clock, nosr
- fn1loVb:
March .. REstSss STAR, Cspt- Coane. canaeeti1E
with GOLDNE CITY, Capt Laptukt-
April /, ARIZONA. Cspt. u srgJ. connecting VITA
GUSTA&A a, Eaps, FRfnS worth.
Fares fona Chtczxo to s9u Frzocseu. tnefnd-
q al.a: %. -. AZ aeR..ta.@ sosea Is Aa.
1ttn sesanezs E4 soasa Fse,at paztss u. 1ad lszA
tx Central A@efcaa 1otts and Ass. ct LII touch n
meets xttA taa new steam Inc ron Panama 10 Aas-
naNA xnd Et1 Zea1Ant. SteEIef Of Apf1I I'm cp7-
perts elosttJ With xtaAp,bhla JAPAN. la3ytaS HA4
fr1nt.scr Nay lth fcr Japan and Chtua.
u requested that ps1seoT n app5 ths axe1ts Gn-
For freight q psGs.zs uek.ta aad y tastaes tasH-
H., Huftl kver My YoIk- T. 4. nAbf. Axezx: sr
1t tie aerert1 We4teTu AXencY, fof. LkaAE I'd
, 1869-03-17

WV VIII II tLEAl4 l&lE QonaeuEa ~4A
ii 8 HlckoTJ. t1l-ao slAha, y oa4 -
NwOoL-isecetJeo. go - shipped. lalt ~. !fade
daEin& tue week WAs qulet o1t ps!cts Fess arm ~
spafJ. Mestt1. s;urxte, AcAllAtee Co.. II taetr
ciseo!sI et.st csse adas e as .ef} PissIGSa Sto -
tsaae 10 III I'd Ill osher hh essy
nod Of Tho year. wtstern shee3~trnH efs have
never had EQUAL Inducements cn "a then 70 pusauo
the uste Win ytsor aac CONFIDENCE than ee =
ever been Paid oor sheep II this realoa Of 'he
Western mills Hre III wa,uex wonl-taov wot th IN
can auppIy-Also \: pr,ctt t.f hight u Al Farm
hsTe IN IlEacs rAst b=cn Ee s4uhaed 70 receive.
M.nn1cturtrs bare esen No.Ank E1ta faxnl
cat Of th:t couttJ: and, II tesn1t. hare secured
for II = hs.1so PROTECTIVE tArtN. Whit Ee h%re
Gil thtse 70 lpflnences 1t Vo.k to e1eouraxr 31d
build up ths ttnpostsn. interest," 10 hear Hsettn-s
ol An sprEotehiDz stoEn u she eaAoe ol s2 noi1a :.
sheep or thAt sh.J have tacrdced them Tot 1t taAA
than the vAiue Of thetr xooi md arc tse1euFe ua-
able to supply TIE nils OF tho Feat Eia WOOL for
enfr-nt wsnM. Nov. wttlAt r1h1ufAct1fers ara
.tuirE g hep and protect root kr ,.ess, s!e4.
srut ers I hn are ahelte4td ~ = woteeiire daty
witch eIcluccs the fortixnAr with h.t Voost Enss
u i tat The asnufAcsaret u not co9ptiied -
stand Idle With his n %chlntEJ Aaa eapltA of YAM
Of WOOL; for II he d;cs. meant III b taktn T. r
Of foreign xooi, although II may tnvol til: de
sIsuet!on ot our ho,ne rool- -rn wf1t trads- ~.
"At present. manufactures ara i1ieffsted In Eeep
lag rp tht psice Of Wool The clip OF LIST year va
bonsht 1t conoAfAuvely Law prices, *ni sas oees
Maae ioto Eooa1; itrIs p.st Of xaish Als now & o.
1zh sod good prices o~ncc the 1aftsest Of ,naka
fsct1Ic9s and wool kToWcFs ART In ths same disee
usn."
, 1869-03-17
New York DRY G ,ods Market.

from IL le3aAsaJ, Ashonxh botlna Il stii FIR from
scyt- ills veT ey1dent that we are on The eys ofA
u:nty cutie arm. ID shelt v.evs res7ecuaz prizes
ior " ,sssons sn1 q: s,s, asfs Aad sn-Te
uroes 70 eEtgscs ssteunou. ~ nrtsels.s stJ4ss Of
p1nt8 4re dr1u 1n1 fAlE request 1t G113Hc- Extra
rn-ke4 brig lie Aost buyers eso not si!nl1 TO pay
ove9 INC t1r cste7es, And any Kooi brands, nEe
p,t:e, sre hken tf-ev. ndrrseosp9 sell At t1Hc.
ravy n@nw she<rn .fe .esay = Is .1tsc 81 the
Flnuns cloths move Alowty and a1s.depfszse1 9hc
fos standard ksTea.y1fd Eooda.
New Fc1k BFsAattuHs. PFnvlatpH ana
EfDe&EV mkJ&94x.
spedA Despatch to Ihe chseako Ttihanst
ExW IpH1, AAtS1 IL.
NI1ArsCCyY1-
I Tou-Batter issds Aad shipping dA1aad II n
, 1869-03-17

sREEr7Ite receipts ye1tesdaT and tod.y .cxre.
gate e.te3 bead, whleh. rniy be kppp0e I'd. "a Ala
TOO liberal supply. aud re hare TO rtp1- r.cIins
Of - ~ p*r loa -. some sso1 nEad chaastd h4n1s
dulnt The dsJ 1t extreme rAnEe nj - 3fl2&s FIR
coEE:on . chele.. We ,le the souoHlpx.
, 1869-03-17

cheGfa chhreGGfAa-rarins lie 1ssi asde; fsvi:1 ib-fs
Wan less ac,.xiti in tns demand. and prices *e.s
fsa Seas
,.,'as yoMon e o's1s 5s Goe: Fc9n :.
s:s !;asIis; :ess ssS;ss Fs;t5 Ess; 81
IS ofS ia1&s si;9 g & isxss;s; d Z. tx
,,oa, ' raisd s,eady. u ~ :eiio s!as rE!sss:
6sSee os. Ssx otep Ss.ap. M;.s pe:
a, se* Nei;;;s.; 3.S 81 i;,Is x9'k k3iIs
fhiisaeipa;a Iii srs nse % ns1s ~ ID 1 ~ . - ~
:'9 ss;;:l t 3Sss fo 81
8 Ss.,. sPsR e e: +; feop:, !: q ae no. a''
i, hRcH-fhe inquiry Us coutEed 70 saep'yias
ss,; k:i s,; sast' En- 'ss: anxs
e'ii. Ess Sss 1h.s, x Ssss:f; Con- Ell; II
asp I'll !s:gss sss
sst s. SsH rs4f exe :ss's
.o'a ss;o.
Sa:,e .'e I'd s5s Sros s5isr 6 sisf
s.s r: H.: H; s';s BAT 6.t, s;:s 81 sf's:s @
ass,s' sa!:t - e. :esss; :ss =
:;s s.:!s =: &: !; H.! Is
'TEasE7hs m.!sss W. mse-ratzE, ss.l.'
H;.op s5 It 1a ssSts so
Il nas Il. 1na p ns + sssss ST..
i aas tnasaI: i Hs1a: sts.es e ttus a.sq5.
'sS!sa; eS!aata sa S:a; u
i eaupox DIR. Il l II: choice 70 e4trs cao'te
| 'TaiLOw-sslr. Of or,s II uxe, ...-.
, 1869-03-17

e: WG NEtT&UE1e
ErtciA Despatch 10 Tbs CHICAGO Triauas-
Exw Yokx. MlFch.a
.Fsc.Rhta-s1.toe bn wheat 10 Liverpool =. sid hJ
III
, 1869-03-17

Lt4BkE. SaiSQLES AND LATH-The Iollo Etak
ksv the serelpu md ahipmeuu Of LumnG. so1aslea
ID LA:h cri!aT the past twenty. so1t hoaf1;;
EuGbr, H-.......... -2s.~4 S@9 ~
SSa!hsk!s.. NJ. ~. $4,000
Intn IN u 1a.,c THE aroxI tic receipts ana saip
menu fos the CORES pondipz d14s -. sh,,.,.x
luSnek.. e. .....-..'.s','.s...''.', III nn SSs ~
bhtt ElfA, oSs-Ms
La b. - -. ns,Y .s*T
The rersipts tnd thiunelf1 doHak tne fA1 *t<k
s1d s1ace jM 11ry arc - o!!o@s:.
Ke- Ship Be- H11p-
ceip1s. a-n:s. ceipse. ro-nts.
Ion ber N 7.......-. I'll I'D l0Ht EFsi
fhipEi.s n So......-...aIs n3t 8yEs ttlH
Tct fci;ovi?r tsuo shoxs the reertp+s and tnlp-
mttts (rCu January TO Karen Is tot 1853 And 1858
1873. isa. t8j 1s&
ssT::ss ] n n :ssi..ss@ so.......:ss@ sksss sass ss.5S
rfs;Eesi II tht YaTds 1t weet 1&s iii tnst could
BE- e7pteted, .Nen 1t Il taken into E1nstdtra atton
ttAt 1his period of tha Jea1 nste II
cn1ek. and Ihe wagon roAds IN the Interior gre in
bad oond,tlou. q tatAnons, hoEeIst, eamAn hsa.
AGA lrt 4uppiy In sors quxrter1 Il exceedla xll
rsht prtco. Iend lpHsfd- IA Quote-
First C{enf ltDch 70 2tech IS, oA4A q
second Clear, 1ineh 70 1nca. AN Att q
Third Clear. ". N I'D a!peA.,..,....,., 1s<8 Et
, 1869-03-17
CLAlRV0YAhT PHYSICIAN.
MRS. WRIGLY
VIII examine aoa rst se-toe for dsesse. O.iet ho1s
Cym 10 u md. to S. 1t3 Ttzs Hon:oe-st.
Tobacto autlDnte.
matf)it,erp.

DORTABL;E STEAM ENGINES,
L pouotplax tha MAXIMUM OF e1cIeury, dorsstllty
and economy With the minimum OF %t1Gnt and pr
Ih<y arc widely .nd favn<ab;y knoEn% mora thAa 81
beiEx q nso. Ill v1rrHn&ed satisfactory, or no SID
Descriptive c3Ecnlz.p 1ent On Application AaafeA
IAVfence. Mac.
, 1869-03-17
New forN Wool market.
Sfec1l Despatch 10 The Chlct8o Tr1blus.

Stree The public s<r OF tae tta iasssat, By Waiter
FroNI L ca 1be = ocl market has h.ea s< sdy aad
rI:ces nIH1. 4Hh = Hoi-r%te drmAou tfr.n n Aaut4c
ture.r. Good n-edl2M hesce And A11Eehoe pulled
are II O4t kCttT4+
, 1869-03-17

TAFKH SlVCh-1B BFfe H38 Uet1 = III IeH114d iUr
Paptr STOCK 1t the tnEoFlnk pl!ees: cntp,1 BAE.
sAasc; Cable Rope, 4aasX Rote and Ba2ztaz, 81
1f'AiNTS AND COLORs-Ihe Continued uutsror-
allie character Ct the weather tefyet tn orevent AnJ
20 untlrr hic inquiry for tnts line Of suo1s hut the
spz1pE uad- p-ensrs To b one Of setlyity AID 6et
erx ryitce dlstpAitcn To ases II ApT eoastd
erable reduction from quotations.. 1ha following ase
he Nftr
, 1869-03-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK naHKEr.

TI1pAv EyNEQ, Aa.rh IL 1853.
Tht Ypt.oytnx t1ofes zhoV me dal.J Tec.t2,s nd
shtpme1t4 Of Lite stock tuEieE u: <eet z? p III
cveairS u FrpoEted b. tae sec:etAfI o1 rae es1oa
, 1869-03-17

r.n. t,sn,,. !. @pUce Bailey. Asfu3p3tt+
Ch.'<d nt.1.ev Meyer A,c,:eir, Era .uue, Am.
a n esn.se, zsso sessa ,s .ss; ,,.l Dso,
e,esr rake.'s eotd iet tt1e. astst..d ID r,erss
Tilted s.s't. '. wirt.u r~rSu.cp, rs,-,,,
1silltr and -h,.lct #. o,er. Deo:, IL loo: Dan.
aaes, fl,1fG. SUIT +. last aeove.
Asriil /, sskxs. r.; Villain e. Ls~1.. nea-
SSnnwet'xrn Au.7a: Fire rntur,nce coup.2Y
zsI,tl z at *i st%1:, 49, aan,st. NJ saj t5s Oliver
Tettton -, d q or Jul.us sttin, tasfos, Of
Sc os,h: szae azr A,;.asa a,r:, aen:; \.
I.rt .rd samuel - key 0ashncd Judgments
sS.;u-t ttE ntucs executions, s1d PLACED ;hru
tp the hthts Ct The sheriff to e1eeuse On the
ftlloHiIE dty sno'nct e-eoi.o- tu=d OF, al e1ecu-
t1ol up1L J .cFm nj .akee fore J 3e ace Hhith
se1a 70 d. h 'sn;
IN 0 the h.s es u At otlc:E l. rl:Yy. Ag,u 1ies.
3tgn & haqtrapxy ~ uaas % thaista ,a..sn-
injunction to suc 10 Fea,atc .rnt e ltecs pT Viz
TIE of tho Irtu' ionf
In he n>ue: Of John c. Gibson, = h.ut,up,.
il IL provided bY the statue tat 1pAa the en.
foretment Of rroeete OF hon :-tclc Jury ehs'l
&c eppsrne.led, wfo thd!, apoo osb, a2ps.ise
II mey Be ttf1rcd without injury to th4 .n:eree,
rf tae paIsdee, they shall eet On 20 much o! sslt
aqs,1f sS, - bse xoa es''ff ai ID !, u
rod. Il cate TIC ra,ue OF ibe premises he NOR
ri .u 1.ine il 10 Be- signed aid eeitT. red 70 u
of1ccs, And. unfese the execution deolos .ithd, ~
e11;y days psJs The euro'uf over ana Aoo1e tl,"a
sold. I in ;ass csee the s,l,snee ot the bsnsrnr
offered the horueetrAd tor eae, Hoeu $ZU9 ~
bia ior il The dter I, heire ii al~c-1. h s'ng e
~ope,y pe9 vi, ~. askssrea T 10 h'ta ra.Te Ts. i
1esven,ien os aIezy: Counsel kcd thr q sa,e
rIp1!utd. ard t3ttter order b. made th.. DARK
Sht In )1rU f1f h 4 interest m
, 1869-03-17
15ust,tess Ggr1s.
l.. A. MlLLBANK,
Attorney asd Counseller'athaW
Rosu II. 10. 1oi Est n.dissn-N.
Ttloftpene G1hfels:

XANuFAcTuRKD BIT
= n. BROWN Il 90. DAYTON o"
w. aJ.o nsSp prime ayttda Il spokts md Hnn
lnF hxhs CsarsA<s Anh bax1 Waoeas. seoo ~ fSA@'
pJt.
, 1869-03-17

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
DIED.

GRIFFTTH.-Entered into rest, at two
O'Clock and ten minutes PM, Novem Der
4th, 1869, ORLANDO GBIFFfTH, aged 20 years,
months, and days.
This sudden visitation brings deep sor-
row to family Loving and beloved, and to
a large circle of friends grievous loss. An
sfectfonate son and brother, and a Chris
tian whose fidelity was equaIed only by
his modesty, has gone hence to that COM
munion Of saints for which he was pre-
-laring by a life on earth. In the flush and
p emIse of early manhood. giving evil
dence Of great usefulness, he has become
another witness to the uncertainty of hu-
man life. HIS spirit has departed; yet how
fragrant the memory of a quiet and gentle
nature, doing hts life's work for eternity
IN manner like the Master whose foot
steps he aimed TO follsw-" without OBJ
seTvation." The deceased was q devout
and regular communicate in the Episco-
pal Church, and his principles shone not
less By good confession !" than by the
"good works" which adorned it. The
PASTOR loses one ever ready at the call OF
daty; the Sunday School, faithful and
Jealous officer. AS he lived. he has died.
in hope of "the resurrection Of the dead"
He is not lost, but gone before on the jour
ney home. Earth mOurns but a fair trea-
sure is gathered into "the rest that re-
maineth to the people of God"
Funeral services viii be held at St.
Paul's Church, this (FrIday) afternoon, at
3 O'CLOCK.
JAMESON.-On the evening OF the 4th
Of November. 1863, OF TYPHOID fever, ED
DIE, son of John z. and Mary A. Jameson,
aged years, months, and days.
The funeral VIII take place from their
residences, on Clark Street, between Second
and Third, in Lamasco. this CFriday) after
noon, November 5th, at 2 O'Clock Pm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05

enarave United States Five-twenly
bonds. Officers were sent to Boston,
and. with the assistance Of detectives
there, arrested Carpenter IN the act of
engraving a pass on the Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad. He surren-
dered to the officers a one thousand
dollar $40 bond, which he had been
employed to engrave by a man in the
Nity, who was in the last stages Of
consumption. It is alleged that
numerous other prominent persons Of
this city are under suspicion and sur
veillance, AMI it is believed that sew
eral hundred thousand dollars Of these
bogus stamps have been put in circu-
lation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
New York items.

New YORK. November 4. Last
evening the st. John Baptist Society
met in the Masonic Hall, and ap
proved the action of their delegates
who had Withdrawn from the Fifth
General Convention of French Cana
dians ia the United States, which
assembled in Detroit October 18th,
because it was tried to make the
assemblage mere political organiza-
ton.
NEW York, November 4.-The
steamship Euterpe, from Havana, has
arrived. The first mate died Novem-
Der 1st, of yellow fever, and the sec-
ond mate, waiter, q seaman and one
passenger are now down with it. The
steamer is detained at quarantine.
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tPECTAL NOTICES
Or. RICHAU'S Golden Remedies.

$1,000 REWARD for any case OF dis
ease in any stage which they fail TO cure.
DIR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No.
! cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and
Mouth Sore Ewes, 'CutaneouE EruptlonR,
COpper-cOlored blotches, soreness of the
Scalp, Scrofula &c; it is ths greatest Rem
ovator, Alternative, and Blood Puriner
known.
DIX. RICHAU's GOLDEN BALsAT, No.
cures Mercurfal Affections, Rheumatism
in all It's forms. Price OF either NO, / or q
IS per bottle, or two bottles for SO.
DIR. RiCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, a
rapid and radical cure for all Urinary de-
rangemepts. Price 50 per bottle.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR
D'AMOUR, a radical cure for Nervous or
S5 per bottle. or two 1t SottIes foS ~ on re-.
ceipt of price these emedtes will be ship
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid
10 all correspondents. None genuine with
out the uanoe of DIR. RICHAU'S GOLD
EN- REMEDIES, ID. b. RICHARDS, Sole
Proprietor" Blown In glasa OF bottles. Ad-
dress DR.. ID. B. RICHARDS, No. 22e Varick
Street, New York. oc9-lyeOd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05

state of Indiana,
Vanderburgh County.
James Ashley VS.. Henry Schlesinger, Simon
Oberdorfer, and Hanna Oberdorfer. At
tach tuent. ~
In the Court of Common Pleas, January
Term, 1870.
RT APPEARING ny AFFIDAVIT
u on file In the office OF the Clerk OF said
Court that Henry Schlesinger, one of the
defendants in the aBoYe cause, is a nom
resident OF the State OF Indiana
{ Notice OF the pendency of this action Is
therefore given TO said Henry Schtesinger,
and that the same will stand for trial at
the next term of said Court of Common
Pleas, to be begun and held at the COURT
house in the city of Evansville, Wander
burgh County, state OF Indiana, on the
first Monday in January, 1870.
witness Soren SOrenson, Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this I'd day of No
Vembsr, 1868. 3. SORENSON,
noY5 wit Clerk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
News from San FrancI SEQ.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 4..John G..
Haley, Deputy Internal Revenue Col
leetor, is supposed to have abseonded
by the last Panama steamer. He is a
defaulter to the Government to the
amount Of $1,000.
The report OF the Montgomery
Street Extension Commission will
soon be published The damages ap-
praised will aggregate about 1900,
0O0.
The treasure exported during the
month of October was over 81, 600, 900.
Emigrant travel over the Pacific
Railroad is rapidly increasing.
There was a heavy rain storm
throughout Oregon.
Flour firm. in good demand and un-
changed. Wheat 81 5091 60; sales,
for shipping, were made at 81 45. Le-
gal 784.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Some time
ego Commissioner Delano decided
that under the Internal Revenue Law,
as it now stands, pork packers we're
liable to be taxed as manufacturers.
The pork packers think this Is un-
just. and the Chambers of Commerce
of New York, Boston, Cincinnati,
Chicago and st. Louis have sent a
delegation here to protest against it.
These gentlemen called upon the
Commissioner to-day, but that official
gave il as his opinion that the fault
was not with him, but with Congress,
and if there was any grievance Com
gress was the place to go for redress.
The pork packers contend that they
produce one Of the nece8saries of life,
and have no more rightto be taxed as
manufacturers than millers who grind
wheat and make -four. The difference
is, however, that the law. expressly
excerpts -four, while pork is not men
toned. An effort will be made to
get the Commissioner to call the at
tention of Congress to this matter in
his report. Congressman Eggleston,
Of Cincinnati, who is ono Of the dele
gates here, says it was not the inten-
ton Of Congress te-tax pork packers
as manufacturers.
WASHINGTON, November 4. - Su-
pervisor Fulton, Of the Maryland Dis
trict, has been assigned to duty In
California, where he will make a
thorough investigation into Internal
Revenue affairs. Ae 3Nl Ftu
The following Assessors of Internal
Revenue have been appointed: d. B.
White, Fourth District of Virginia
George w. Ross, Second District OF
Tennessee. .i1kA SD 1t'& Eh
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The
General Commissioner of Ohio has
been requested By Commissioner De-
lano to accompany Supervisor Full
ton to California, and aid in the in
Vestigation of revenue affairs in that
Supervisory District. raasgtrs l-a
Minister Low had an interview
yesterday with the President and Sec
retary of State, at which the various
questions relating to the policy to be
pursued by the Government towards
China. aud particularly In regard tC
the large anticipated immigration
from that country, were quite fully
discussed Mr.. Low s suggestions on
these subjects we're found to accord
with the views entertaiL ed by the
President and Secretary Fish, and q
basis was settled for the formers in
structions, which will outlive the
leading features of a policy, the de
tail Of sEhjpb h.a .1slilIsll he bowed. tL54
ing into effect. The nature Of thC
instructions now in course of prepa,
ration has not been made public. bul
it is understood, on reliable authority
that they contemplate giving a full
and fair trial to what is known as the
eonciliatOry policy. l.aa -sae. g -
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Ne1g orleans Ifems.

New ORLEANS, November "A
report having been circulated that
Governor Monmouth had issued ten
and half millions in bonds, of which
there is no official record, the Cover
nor publishes statement that all the
bonds issued have been duly recorded
by the Treasurer, and concludes as
follows: One thing is certain, and
that is, not q Single bond of the State,
has been issued without authority OF
law under my administration, and the
interest has been and will be princi-
pally paid.
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Massachusetts Election Returns.

+ SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov Re
turns from 285 towns show the fol-
loving results: OIahin, (Rep. 20, 122;
Adams, (Dem.) 1872; mberlain, +,
{ (Labor Relorm) 1886; purality for
Claflin. 2l $50; majority for Clafin,
8,464 The Senate will contain 80
Republicans. 9 Democrats, and l La
Dor Reform; the House 153 Republi-
cans, 70 Democrats, and 21 Labor
Reform. Seven Representative Dis
tricts remain to be heard from.
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HnrrIhIV NeaIded

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. AT
two o'clock this morning Peter Fer
den was horribly soalded at the iron
foundry, in this city, while lying
under an arch, the engineer not
knowing he was there, opened blow
off cock. The flesh was literally
stripped from him. He died at six
o'clock
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EstraY Notica.

PWHAKEN UP ny JAMES CRAVIN.
n OF Union Township, Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, a dark bay HORSE. IBJL
hands high, slight saddle mark, supposed
TO be three years old last Spring, and APP
praised at one hundred and twenty fve
nov4 VIC Q,J. NEWMAN. Inatice.