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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21
aar !. 11o08 DoDGEVHLE WISCONSIN, FRIDAY NAY 2 1862

"What need has she of blood ?" said I
to myself. " She must soon perish, any
way. If delay, all her blood will be
dried upi"s ~
Red flames passed before my eyes and,
as I bent toward the old woman, my
strength gave out, and | fell near her In a
swoon. u ii .a.8 isa
!. How 1eng I remained unconscious l
know not. i was reused by strange cir
cumstance, the remembrance of which
will remain with me always I was awak-
ened from theswOon by the plaintive howl
ing of dog-by cry more piteous, more
moving than that of a human being. I
rose, my face bathed in tears, not knowing
whence these cries came, so suitable to my
own agony. listened, and Judge Of my as
tonishment when found that it was N.Y.
self that lamented thus, without being
aware of it. The animal soa! Here was
the ca PLANTATION !aoi % a't5y4e fasa
From this mop.ent all remembrance
ceases. All that / know is, that / remained
two days longer in my prison house, under
the eye O. the maniac, whose enthusiasm
at seeing the triumph Of his idea was such,
that he did not hesitate to call in several
of our philosophers, that he might wit
ness their SURPRISE ra6
Six weeks after I awoke in my little
room in the Rue du plat d Etain, surround
ed by my comrades, who congratulated
me on having escaped this lesson in tran
scendental philosophy. Poor Catharine
Wosel had died. o.rl =. ,.-see, ~ IN
1t - needless to add that justice laid its
heavv hand upon the wretched Wolfgang !;
but, IN place of hanging him, according
to his deserts, after six months investiga-
ton it was established that this vile fel-
low was a lunatic of the most dangerous
kind. He was placed in cell of Klingen-
munster the mad-house of Rhenish Ba-
varia, where visitors heard him dilating
in a. quick, peremptory tone upon the
three souls. .1st' Fa7 81
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21
A Live Man in a Dead Mans Coffin.

lia THE latest attempt of a convict to es-
cape from prison occurred at the Joliet
Penitentiary last Tuesday morning. On
the evening previous a colored convict
had died, and his dead body was placed i'll
a rough coffin for burial On Tuesday
morning, when the remains were about
to be conveyed to the burying ground,
which is short distance from the preml-
ses, one of the officers perceived slight
movement of the coffin lid, which had not
vet been screwed down. The lid being
raised. 10 and behold, instead OF q dead
blacx man, live white convict was found
living in the coffin. He was hustled out
summarily and required to give en- explain
alton. 1t appears that early IN the morn
ing, while the other convicts were at
breakfast, he smuggled himself into the
room where the coffin was, removed the
corpse of the colored man, deposited it in
an empty barrel, and got into the coffin
himself, expecting that he would be car
ried outside the walls, and, before reach
ing the burying ground, jump out and es-
cape. Being almost smothered, he raised
the lid slightly to get breath of air, and
was thus discovered in time to spoil his
'" little game" If he had remained quiet
a minute or two longer, the lid would have
been screwed down, and he would proba-
bly, have been smothered to DEATH Chi
cogO Journal, May 8.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21
Poetry.
BABY PAUL.
By MRS. BISHOP THOMPSON.


UP in the early morning,
Just at the peep of day,
Driving the sleep from my eyellds,
Pulling the quilts away, ~ .-
Pinching my cheeks and my forehead,
With his white fingers small.
This is my bl.ght-eyed darling,
This is my Baby Paul.
Down on the floor in the parlor,
Creeping with laugn and shout,
Or, out in the kitchen and pantry,
Tossing the things about; tH' t2 Ht
Rattling the pans and the Kettles,
Scratching the table and wall,
This is my rougish darling, -. T
This is my Baby Paul. at-e.
hiding on papa's shoulder,
Trotting on grandpa's knee,
Pulling hfs hair and whiskers.
Laughing in widest glee;
Reachingfor grandma's knitting,
4e Snatchlng her thimble and ball, fh
This is our household idol, 4 M 4
This is our Baby Paul. LaF ''tfa''@
PLAYING bo-peep with his brother,
Kissing the little girls, seT--
Romping with aunt and unces,
Clutch ng his sisters curls;
Teasing old puss from his slumbers,
w. -Patteripg, Ger porch.and halh, ~ ep-
This is our bonny wee darling 2
+-@ This is my Baby Paul.
Nesting up close to my bosom,
Laying his check to mine,
my mouth with his kisses, -
~ Sweeter than golden wine,
Flinging his white arms about me,
Soft as the snow-fakes fall,
This is my cherished darling,
This is my Baby Paul.
Fair is his face as the lilies
Black are his eyes as the crows,
Sweet is his voice as the robins,
Red are his lips as the rose;
Bright is his smile as the sunbeams,
Beam;ng WIENER / call,
This is my beautiful darling,
This is my Baby Paul.
Dearer, a thousand times dearer,
The wealth in my darling hold,
Than all this earth's glittering treasure;
Its glory, and honors, and gold;
If these at my feet were now lying,
I'd gladly renounce them all,
For the sake of my bright-eyed darling,
My dear little Baby Paul.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21

ONLY three or four century plants are
known to have blossomed in the United
States. There was one in ALBANY about
twenty years ago, one In New York and
one in Boston There was one in Troy,
we believe, last year, or the year before,
and now we hear of another upon the eve
of blossoming in Rochester. The tree is
the American Aloe. 1t flowers at the age
of century and then es.-Erchanoe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21
The Michigan Election.

The Democratic press have INDUCED in
considerable boasting over the result of
the judicial election in Michigan this
spring, claiming to have made great gains,
and inauguIated a reaction against the
Republican party. 1t is true they did
succeed in electing few Judges in Re
publican districts, in consequence of the
personal unpopularity of the Republican
candidates. But the test vote showing the
relative strength of parties was exhibited
for Judge of the Supreme Court. The
candidates on both sides were acceptable,
and there was but little scratching on
them, and the following was the result:
Thomas M. Cooley, Rep. 50, 905
ID. ID. Hughes, Dem. oS,oco
gsnis. t7 90
Republican majority. ............... U,s19
A majority of $1,000 in Michigan does
not exhibit very remarkable reaction
against the Republican party. Grants
majority last fall, upon an exceedingly
full vote, was only 81, ,4S1. We judge that
the Wolverine State is still attached to
Republican principles. Chicago Iri5uns
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21

A LIQUOR dealer, who, while he was liv-
ing in Boston, sold many thousand dollars
worth of the ardent to two Belfast citizens,
and who now lives in Belfast himself, has
had a dispute with them about the ac-
count. They have now sued him for the
recovery of all the money paid in times
past, and attached his property, and under
the Maine law viii probably get it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21

"WHAT are you burning off my writing
table, sonny ?" said an author to his six
year old. Only the paper that's written
all over, papa. ! hain't touched the clean"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21

These churches cost $17t 1868, ,532, and
could give seats to 19, 9,126,751 persons;
population in United States over fifteen
years old is 13,709, ,3o5; the, average. cost
of each church, $3,173. The churches
called Union were commonly used by
united congregations of Presbyterians,
Methodists and Baptists. The general av-
erage was one church for every 582 per-
sons of all ages; and one for every $40 of
the proportion (three-fifths) of the COM
munity for which church sittings are need
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-21

printed and bound, and furnished to the
Connecticut Bible Society. Copies are
still in existence in all parts of the State.
In addition to this business, Webster's
Spelling Book was issued in large edi-
tiops & n3gs1a sa4 .a9s9ss f9f7fuec
- sACcoRDMGto to Wilson's Presbyterian HIS
toric@ Almanac, with population of 3D.
443, ,S21, there are in this country $4,000
churches distributed O q follnmS u t-LN'L
, 1869-12-06

iieu Of lsk.nuuet- cn IT'S dangerous snn1L TIE
pan- Al d rs,vra 6. 1nhnis e, f,r the rev ss:1s-
t.:c LAVE tttE npp-ortd 81 tho L'Ahsao4se
'aia: aLnt tIeeIe have s n. rs Nc of
tkr , CIT At the earliest possible ct0m~at ta the
spr!rF. THIS s'l to Que OF the nost dilncn!f
Nltte RI tbst k'Ed ever uuhe1Aksn. the Iso&-
leLte Will k1lrtl IN eleven feet of water.
LAIE MICHIGAN. ~
\ rev 1iQhtha1.x, S tett ltzo. has hem erected
So.in n5y, IL E We.s % coa.s % Of lake M,ca.:aa, "a
lftt u tie satfd order WI be shown icon tais
t:Mcr sros' tnr ofe5lnc Of pAv.Ea:.ua Eext spring
,nio ks,:+y's Easkcr, Vita The lixn,ins OF sne
CntA tiant AID ka!'e,s Hazoos raas=-. the
:StLes :s tehs a. ha!1cyn HaIoor w1,l he a.seon-
coast lzn. for vssela wishing to Keep ras exst
stc1e ot Lake Michigan. y-< 5els ofsru lrs1ye 70
hep n1asr s ne lcs thore daring nc tsu .: tae
ns sssse!s sAl1itE notth<atl for Grten Bay.
LAKE .ErIRloH.
slo1oreDi, leoossteo .ni ,ne Keepers Nv ass.s:t.S @
reaa!ir. Ire toEer his been supplied vHa 4 pes
!:cn si.Ius5. and new lantern, wA!cn Eakcs
\ Light h2s been ptaccl 81 tae extreme end OF
the .outh haEtor pier NJ Aend1ts, LAC IA 1;ells.)
t1etared x1tk to connect TIE Itch -norse aci
hUtNttg. The vaDe ui tniS light wt1i apee1r when
tfe trade Q: TIA. n sson saal lave beea developed
F4It wrk;ra, At Cope: Haraor, heIrs a:,.u o.
cnpft BY frocps, Il became n+cesssry to pyovi,:s
q I'VE Ling for the krfpes ci ii. rage lt.at5. VITO
had htTeinf re occap ed Que y. the ba!Idia-s he-
longing 20 Tie iol;- Th!s has hees. t!o.e, aLa tae
It3r light 1t tee range IL Lo~ snow1 lEol this
dxel!itE-
Cox SreIs having c:Ger.d tie rel'ca.:n1 OF the
l!Sh:htu4t at M!cntEal l.lanl. ore Of tbs Apost.c
1slandf. the Old bu'L+.cgs ebludo e IN 1871 have
heet Trpt!Tet- and on tue Is OF sep uaet Iast a
Nftfe 1Eht OF the ord.s 81 vas sh,wa frol II
WIN The rr'tchttuR Of Ibis station The Laaolut
itctt Nss Charged rom White - re,t. Extensive
II rsnreEe Y II a- aaspe q toas. osat lirdtaea.
&C, tase hsen nace !; Tepsetsr 1siA3i Ee1t
tt>'Nn.
The uchlhause As MIccesoia Point has been
thoroughly replIcd.-Etaui VT tt-t. .ke, /.
, 1869-12-06
PROPOSALS..
ARMY TRANSPORTATION

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of y IL, + ~ :. III. ga I
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easse; II IT Lii .s t 8 /, yss I'll,
unsil ~ tin.e At.x- neasa1 Il: e' ~ " IT,
= ;S IL e .+sss M j En- g. r.
.es ss S., as..sn.,ta r. y the rt y M ppt q she
CaIof 80 seG, ct stsae u asster. se.h: ia .ush q
T IL i s r. s 4 HI: nd at us.s , 4 ,S
tug v, d.sstt-; and g fsst " sou. new At1ieA
y. aud s:trntrt.s" 7::i:: On sac rests /, thst
Il; nth T ,he yen. s*tInains 4. - i. isio,
.nS ES.., ....is: mt =. 8 Eag + s.t4Da,
s;!s 4 TsSs ~ i lsnsltais 4 SEES .a 'ne
~ - tt-no nuads; on K~usr NJ :, iaes.vt<
flder III ptstc their pl&e nt ,c.,arnec ard r.ea
ps5fss.l Atss h at,ntaraat.'t hs stp eli ii %s.Vu
e y sta H.. ID a :, ., r.
made . hl the lttdeI Il sss.sf i sns easrs i.f'
fo.tr. to ,t+ 1llltct Ss,trr IN cs.+ Il ts:re ~ The
ssass ~: E.eh Z ' Sis: a.s II Fts se
Isc.rnf Al the "lttins the rI-sals c1 s :rrvr.rt
i saes: ens .s -. s,a:. ~ ss,. = .l.i
!1bfs ,t'a e &. r. 4, a, -. y,
zach liddsE AId rtrsc ut.eset: .ee,t:y viii BE- re-
Gt:.ed. - -
Pr fosalt fr RID rs-i .I't. IA-als fvr A,u1y
1ratrI-ftstti II u:e NJ. =. VI A. t:.t. -:
may !. Anl cr ~ fw ect-rs1:nrN l:=re try fsly
tuEplt WIZ Tire teHLt's c1ltr # 1tis k.ts ctft-+rut
The party 70 hnrp a*ari 10 nA,l- E.utt b., pr,
tasst 70 earcue Tie tSt1rsrt with unnrer-A A1y de-
!at AID 10 .r The rslit .'nd- the t.lthiui 1rs
I, IlEal &C. ii thr Cca.ssef.
The ttsht to srjstt A::4 all LIE. shat nay It Ets
cd II uteftCt -
lhe ceatrscsor o. rsch route nH: ,c In rrstnt-. 10,
ttsf,ce " tie httt dAy aFsi 1s.r, aad uGs. 1--we
ftaer Ct tnttcrsr or artcry u wttct L. re c"f
tnnhrAtet ssth readily At thr resiue int riIt.
vt ht t.s:it. ElA1& fUee sE.NI4 the eI,u..ti,,,y il
sEr etEs7aet sc L. ttrri n- ralh .Aa.c can u
hAt III On arEltcasn L. tt s.cr. ri iicI ua!ly
~ ttte:, knd ha.t Accoa pan4 atf te fart VI III,
II, f1~hsh
lAres fer rrrscss sts viii, t- t.rnte srritcstinn
by oftrf II the h.I N.a1:. .ili,4Iy in
f4l VI The Mt.tIaIL
l. c. KASN)H
ps1t q n. tsen'l U. = A.,
u. y. ~. Nrt s.,
, 1869-12-06
Tic Prince oI Wales In Cnuodus
Frnf1 fht Hamilton iEHn,l Ttrass, De =

Mr.. Alderman t;:aekyueyer'a Case ciule 90 be-
Are .tt Agricultural auh arts A.,ec:a'io1, whlcn
met In Toronto sc:t-s1aF. Sna4e rl'ioHs Develop
WIS for ft,1s'. III this atrount the \ 1ermau
stated tnnt <GtS Was Tor cao-hirc, which &c had
to llay our. ! lle clt.cn charged 81 IN n0ur.
Prince os Wa,e- an ouuir,i to e:.'ss. hia h,ari
I'LL nj tie ho'ti TO slu and the t.lt for one Bup
per u him 10 g. 81, sls. t;lack went 10
tttAu soue rena Aas,t Iac,deata III connection
with rr,hce Arthur . visit H.. raI:
"1he carnage huLr 10 the h ln.r 10 one can
hsye any lnta ". Uue nnt q naf duzc1 .sb'c
clstls. stockings, Eueer-tn *e!--uv est'c tai
oni, QUO par OF Stockings |. ls-to.r hhe llaat on
ats; u tult 0t IFpGf.rs of tn.le We're gaze. Tnett
wns guHri ~ fwu hun.lstsl yu3tLtttll-
~ N-ms#s. They were Dot in the ho1se-
SSH. GtacAnescE. Yes: tacE weEc there AL the
sin.e- Ths5 rAusseAcd the whole place; they
wtre La NY k!tchch; TIT ; were IN LIS Kar1leu: !:
led tLett nrp; ifcy had my ra:sons with beer
aLt ra:a!lts; th,y f"ok Iny Ernpes-al,out four
we're left naked, they left nothing m illem t,at
eIuktu h0ugta, ] had the Keeping of no cava!ry
hDTrts In lIIy stables oil the Tine As IN exam.
M o. sae .. s.In. d.ns to NJ r., farna1 !hs'
~ cnlonel Eifftns1ont had teen almost TatGerL
Two tults LaI been sent for in ~hlch to WASH,
although there WAS l'a:l 10 tue house. and IN
tE.. 1nGrLiDg the tubs were Upset. and The SO lp-
ta,1s were all oseE THE room, causing the carre.
to he ore celo5 CT one ai.ic u The room, anA an
c1ftr color where the nI,ls had not reacae1.
Sevural inro1taut questions arise from t1ls
Natttr. Who ftole his sister stockings: Whu
tInfe the Alderman 3 ttouscrs. wno upset tue
tubs OF wastr on The tsrEssel4 carpet. Why tlld
the TrCct's part! need so much gu3p auass Let
tie facts he Il ade hrown. And in the me lntin,e
~hat q d'r3y puddle is bc!Ee stirred up. Let the
lUard pay tie Aldct:naa's ILL 10 iuil and send
l;satku cytr hLH his lUlcsuc details 10 Ltr:cho.
errcE l.an1n eLts CT tie Ft1uct'a visit to Locdon
has Gytt happened IN taEaua.
, 1869-12-06
The DRAWBACK FRAUDS.
mare I'rrAonA Implicated In tue
GEsnt Schenic-t Arrests
TO he NMdcs

From. te .vtr lIorE 7In44 (D.e. -
Ihc complete story q tue great dssws1ck
has sN Ell i'r RAIDERS nn account Of i1e principal
rsiticctA's ii aovALcs Of other 1ourosl1. Fse4a
and .aeIesoiote Unpublished fActs rslnaso 10 bt
equally interesting as those alscady k:pxn,
they have 0.eu gradually atcerta,ne,i during the
tsoRteas q the investigation Of the lfaQts, but
;!ou Ct tht1n at the pfeseat utue- It appears,
ia The nstt place, that good cause txts:5
iol believing that more rvEsors we're en-
staa 1rat reported, auo that their cs1tnna:i1J IL
lutt as apparent ~ .s lha. II The pereoas WHO'S.
an es Lave already been nE.utest. Oae Of the
ne Suspected draw hack c0n4ptr2tofs Elld
have been concerned In tile ifauds previous To
MhtMsict l. II Is alleged tnat he tendefci Goa.
elcctsblc i. vice 10 suin1atr r.. the stag-aier Of
1he col stEacy. having actad a. CHIEF canfe.eFate
OF tht istier, IN wh!ch capacity he derived large
rft Ll1s from the SPURIOUS Claims It will he re-
nleE,teEed that Summers Il represented nj belux
Tie fitt pen on ho originated the cxteus!vc e.
r1ce ri h1n tact fr1u1s lY CaeaEs OF whlc1 the
Sau4Dsl Treasury was cheated out Of hunirtts
iosn q custom House oslicer WA impics:ed IN
the ctRan'ir riot 10 rob The gosetnMent. It ls
alleged that his participation "a Ma1e evil
On . lew Of the f1audoies. export Crf
tincates, In connection With hts inl.lals
ihese ALEC aNreass iae tuit!2:s OF Samuel I.
Iilatchtora on the same certificates. Tnls donbie
etdoEsa mtnt IL accounted for by The theory that
Ufatcht1rhs initials we're fSfEet, aud ,ba. lhc
h5 20 doing the net woulh NOT compose forgery
IL tHe 4t1,ct legal tenEe, It's supposed tnat the
excursion uouae oEneef peEpetratei thH sharp
scht nc while he was AGING ~ q Custom uo1se
i1oEtr, HhIch Sha kuuseqeent 10 the time OF hi.
vucat.9g lib position Ia tue Custom House. There
u Al athtr n.un, ~ho:c nalLc haa lately appeared
in coDEettton with the frauds. hut Very little
u:1e.t In uIDAtion has teen ionnd out stout htu
Al yet, excerpt that he had 3c.th ID cOnphc:ty
~tth une Of thr prontrcLt eon.p!rators, who Il q
fugitive IRON tu-tlce hi the Present time. lie wilt
fftt ab]E te accented NJ a government KtfEt3s III
, 1869-12-06
MEDICAL.
co N S i Nj TION
Can Be Cured.
READ THE EVIDENCE.

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Ct M.s, as,' .'t, ts,,. :, ,,,., ,,, IT,,
have acrass,,t. .t*d. beyond ,Ae re..avsnsarr d. !.
doubt, TEE tact that The n-c1ae, rr-czst. + and
know a. s...-et, =, x..''ut- .sA sta,-<s. s"n~-f
n.sr's .y usew..ul ia tts sasr Ct a' s.es., = H.
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s 4, 81 ,e., 1s' - 's'sx
c,sy Il uy ,suta~. I'd tb.: tl.fe s.e .,l..1, VII.
sassf ,' ts''.oSs. y. es e~ et*aea aroa to
i.::,: Ss s''''Fa'' '' sf'i' 'f''' rsF''n''
r.1s4a.ss:y for the u.aur cs ru.7s.nt. thee
d. ut:Irs rr1tlc spr,n r"Ata,a.,,is .pau pcstiou
:. t.e s1suE@ty 4 lasfs ts.y are ~ BE- doana
!, Ire .ns 'r est connected rh u. e'sa' mars +
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ILL., 70 ~ III tr.~s s.' a'..ast! Ana tnists hve
= VII" .'s.: :e'es = ~ - e.sa Saa
~ Tue nF1esuIef-tERtt sldi1th u LAY fys-
HM h..,n..
H -. - ~ ss ~ - set Mtnatf;At ehaaRas
x,. s z. 4. tue W. y !is. heTfasst rfe,fe-
@ a. f.nS 2tA1rra !n'iss Nil flnat"ulc SSt1p
ts,SE IS r. r - ~ creased ~
ss ots.sttsa oo Al H.:ts. !s1 F1-t = datiE " no
s+..ltat ~ y GSs tl.tn t'. stmrtts uhieh bid
ths tn an1 HAs ~FIstt71 tnA
.t1. s, ,rst IT, "r5 .tsrf a ~ y
t ttt ~ "ss INC strtst.. is s.i.nmttioa
~ fi,,n, ~ ri.;t We "frr r. -. HsAt :" tfsEst
:. ''s stsass'. sSss T. rs =
n pst ~ ,,t ,r<,..; a nv ,.,rr ~.
ttt1t t.'' tsu ef = t-ta ny AteGttJa u TAG
, 1869-12-06

Tee Mxnaser Of The Clearing 1Ionse Icr1:-hca
tie to1io*lrT s0rEnstJ Of The business u hs
ornce for TIC week eudinS ucSemtes1,
, 1869-12-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Ion ETARY,
EATCRnAYEEESIxn

SATCRpAr EvES1Sn, Dsc.S
MoIey has iHe1 tight tnEn11Auut The whole OF
the r.st week, ur'! tho tacfs hare not been nsl,
to scrnl utda.c even ther ecsi customers to rae
rE,l extert Of their demands Many bolro xers
hurrow IN the open market at ra.ts roogre TON
X 70 rrr ce1t
TIE Gnw dt currency to the cu7ntry Eas eotlrpig
cesEed, and ctrsttcra:lr Of "a beginning to
hack IN retn!sfarct frum country hsnks 10 tanks
II tic city. Tn1s. heeiIes thc cou1uAoas :Ef II of
cufrctcy brought n hy tie ra,Iroa,s-wa:cn. as
long as exchange il bot above par, they turn into
New Iesk tuni's leaving the currency here
Halc- fair tn.rly Of The Isitcr IN this market.
E2cnar &c has ccntinucA steady a. par for Lale5
t+':wt en- hanks, AID 4, the coec Q! the week does
Eos tccM to tc III ycyJ ltherat enr1ly. At ,h-
eoCLtrrs tauhers stl1 At rav, and take at Il 81 -
rer s,,AN on
Gid reacted from the lac depression 10 1s3
to tlAr, though Il closed nj 1sat. the 1acsua-
t:oSs Of the past week hare teeu sufficient to
OF lhc speculative lntne1ces os Wall street, hu,
notwithstanding thc-e dcr+IaNons, ~h,rh wal
from time TO r,nc seen 10 ccn1Atlc1 al theories.
II nne1 Ike Remembered tina: as laog Us exp.,r:a
ton OF gold Is practically s:oprcd as II Eow is br
tho exports nt rIo4lncs., u Is sccumniatinE IT.
lac country Mt ihe rate Of aeout I'VE n,itlt,a-
rer month, and cvca speculative a1taee. ishr
ttS the next !ex xceks 10 131, or over, wolA
no: he conclusive evidence against the ceaerl,
downward teldepcE. In the following tab,e the
column Of loves: ptacea for each year will show
the DOWN. ara p:0srcss since tao elimination
, 1869-12-06

~ IL: sss:4s f. e Z, & z.ss1 ct
Il, leGt = Z H., Dss s 0In'S Ia s'o1 demand;
5en.S1 -. 4 5 I'D: 1t sssoeaH toe lus,;
ssa S:::.s; M!:: ;ii:s; 1T: Ss,s s:'s' S
i; Mo1s. i,,a 4 f. a9.isAe Hecesp,. sud- Tots.
i Tsosaioss Z % Jill md sra., SIR. ,re ,us B.-
i:15; II g. IA Il <'saf ''d*' 1s. Lad. ia
st. Lor,z Dee Il ossss.vry aosss little se..ta,,
GoEoSxx EIshsretd. sA.rs n-.zed - @.te-
Ba1Ap.1r1Ts lioa1-Lnw k,.d.- IN 1.e.trr t.aaani
efe:1 &C.: xx Ks;
$ 5:$ s$s i M as & i Il Il ~; Il r., IL: III
z s.'s se. 1sx VS. ..sksi ss's: 81
sT IL 'sn Sf
'sIs1y gse Gaa..s.. :, a, E5e-Sosa1az aa'as
ess!,.ss! "a s!s5 i,I s.;
sia % e.sa ass Ess s.
ssffs q :. .is if a pss:ssi s.ss
a55s g. s.:; s s. 6: 1s:; u: 20 r. "a; is sHsss s.
Tsess =; III: II i u e. Z atiss IT,
PsENosKrx-Advaactd; :tared a. oi,s.e; r1at: acll
WH1a1Ir-steadx =. *taaa1n
BALTIMORE.
nj na11s1sSnr ,,;sy pse quiet
st.;.v.: sn;. 'tes *h4;e 4 ys'ax Il a Oass
aov1sicss -fS1t oai.s a = !. soe BACON qn,et rib
,ldrr elr.r ,ias- i s..oa!de:. Il
7a'sksf-ia s <osa Sis1$s; %;@;sa :; sIat.iss
DrTF.ra n. ~ t.r[ox., p .t., = -