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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-16
Let us be COmteMtcd.

Rothschild with all his
wealth must be satisfied with
the same sky that is over the
head Of the poor man. Hecan-
not order a private sunset, that
he may enjoy it with a select
circle of friends, nor can he add
one single ray to the clear,
bright beam Of the queen as she
sails magnifcently through the
heavens. The richest banker
cannot have more than his share
Of the air to breathe, and the
poorest of all men can have the
same. Wealth may buy a bril-
liant bracelet, dazzling with
diamonds and rubies, but
wealth cannot buy a graceful
and we'll turned arm on which
to display it's splendor. God
only can give that and to many
Of the poor he has given it.
Il wish | had the health of
that rosy peasant girl, sighed
the aristocratic invalid, prop
ped up with pillows in her cost
ly carriage. 'Ah met said the
girl, if ! could only ride in
such style as that!' Wealth
cannot purchase health, nor
can it give contented mind.
All that is most valuable can
be had for nothing. They come
as presents from the hand of a
kind and indulgent parent, and
mel her the air nor the sky, nor
beauty, health, strength, nor
genius sscan be bought MOI sold.
Whatever may be the condition
in life, remember these things,
and Herewith be content.
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THE DAY BOOK.
FRIDAY MORNING, April l6, 1869.
CContinued from First page !


does not hesitate to contr ! 81
for g half or a whole cc,Iunn
by the year-he knows it will
benefit him and at, the same
time encourage tie press, and
that this press is of great value
to the town, the county and
the surrounding country.
Words bluntly spoken, but
none the less true or forcible
for that. There can be no
doubt that strangers Of sagaci-
ty look at the daily press of a
city to form their estimate of
the thrift, industry and enter
prise OF the inhabitants. When
ever they find the daily journals
neatly printed, filled with crisp
newsy paragraphs and everrun
with advertisements, they very
properly conclude they have
fallen in with a live, busy popu-
lation. And, if these strangers
are looking for a home, they
begin to inquire the price OF
real astate.
The merchants and other bus
mess men Of a city should not
consider alone the direct indi-
vidual benefit they will proba-
bly, derive from an advertise
ment. Even in this selfish
view it pays handsomely; but
the advertiser should remember
that the money he pays for ad-
vertising is like small tax paid
to improve and beautity his city.
The small amount he pays the
local press adds to it's success
and enables it to work the more
zeaiously in behalf of the peo-
| pie whose interests it repre-
sents.
We repeat, that any stranger
or traveller may pick up the
daily papers Of a city and form
a fair and just estimate Of the
trade, commerce and intelli-
gence of the people. This test
is infallible. A live, energetic
business population can no more
do without advertising than
they can live without air And
this is the judgment of every
merchant whose business has
been a success.
Let every business man sus-
tain his local papers; and he
will find it paying invest
ment. Wilmington, N, G.
Star,
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Insurance.

FNHE REPUTATiCH OH CUR
FIRE, LIFE, MAXINE, INLAND
AND ACCIDENT
IN S@U ANCH OFFICE
is BASED
lsC-On the prompt anu honorable pay.
menL of OVER SlO00UU ID io.,ees.
2d--On our effort TO pursue a unlt3rLn ano
systematic business on tins STRICT
PRINCIPLES OF UNDERWRITING
3d--OA our repreSen tatiOn OF reliable and
staunch Companies which do not
question sair and legitimate losses.
Aggregate Capital Represented,
r W EN- TY -FOUR MILLlO N
DOLLAES
S24 1000, 0op!
Life Policies in the celebrated Mutual OF
New YORK.
ACCIDENT Policies in the Pioneer Travel
ers' OF Hartford,
Fire Policies III the various Com panies
represented.
Marine Policies in the various Gonna
represented.
Apply to
J. G. DEFINING q CO., Agents,
iu2 Corner Main and Commerce
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MINT II SCHEDULE.-RICH
" MOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD On and after FRIDAY, the 9th
instant, the trains over this road will be
rum as follows:
Leave Richmond at 4 A. NJ. and 2.S5 p. N.
Leave Petersburg at l0,35 "A. NJ. and $50
Z. II. 4H
Accommodation Tram, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily
(Sundays exceptedj at 40 P. NJ.
The "A. N. Train will not leave Rich
mond on SUNDAYS, and the $50 p. M.
Train will not leave Petersburg on SUM-
DAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.S5
p. NJ. Train. running through daily.
Fare TO Norfolk $4. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers for Clover Hill will take the
A. NJ. Train on WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, connecting at Chester with
Coal train, returning to Richmond same
days at Ito p. NJ.
L. FL. GILL,
oc2l Engineer and Superintendent.
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Rail Roads.

On and terTUESDAY, the 10th day OF
Now, 1858, the Passenger Trains OF the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Co. will
Leave Norfolk daily, aG.......,...4.35 A. NJ,
Arrive Petersburg at..............S.O5 A. N.
Leave Petersburg at ................. 6.40 Pm.
Arrive in Nor folk at.................9.l5p. M.
Making close connection al Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South side Rail-
road to and from Ly chburg, Bristol,
KnoxviIe, Memphis, lSSw Orleans, Nash
Vile, atlanta, and all points West and
South West.
Connecting also with Trains OF Rich-
mond and Petersburg Railroad to and
rom Richmond.
u.s. Baggage checked through.
j. d. PROCTOR,
Po5 Master Trans, ortatiOn.
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Funeral Obseouies-Thet

Funeral Obsequies. The OBJ
sequies on Tuesday, incident
to the funeral of the late Thos.
Walker Gilmer, Pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church in Fred
ericksburg, were of the most
impressive nature. The church
was darkened and draped in
the habiliments of mourning,
which well accorded with the
sad hearts of the thousands
who passed within its walls
and crowded it's vestibule, to
pay the last tribute to the
worth and excellence of their
departed friend and brother in
the Lord.
The services were opened
with the reading of a hymn by
the Rev. mir. Woods of Yellow
Chapel, (Presbyterian) Stat
ford county. Then followed
the Rev. Mr.. Maury Of St.
Georges church (EpiscopaD in
prayer. He was succeeded by
the Rev. Smith (of the Metho-
dist Church South who read
a portion of Scripture. The
sermon incident to the occasion
was then delivered by the Rev.
Dr.. Brown presbyterian
OF Richmond. fredericksburg
Herald.
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Ex-President johnson s
speech in Nashville was made
to three thousand people, many
Of them colored men. He de-
nounced the Union Leagues as
the tyrants Of the colored race.
He also defended his course
while President in the matter
of pardons.
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The following extraordinary
marriage notice was furnished
us Tuesday evening, and posi-
lively occurred in this county
that morning:
Married, on the morning Of
the 18th inst, at the Poor
house in Halifax county, N. O.,
by G. N. Webb, Esq, Mr..
David johnson, OF Halifax, N.
c., to Miss Nellie Atkerson,
formerly Of Lunenburg county,
Va.
The happy bride was a youth
full maiden of only ninety nine
winters on the 26th OF Decem-
Der last, and the groom was a
blooming boy in his eighty
ninth year. We wish them a
happy honeymoon. We trust
they may live to a ripe old age.
Weldon News.
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Carriages.
DULLEN g. PIERCE,
CARRIAGE MAKERS

Nos. IL and % Union street,
cx> Having been in this business
BEfor 30 odd years, are prepay ed u,
give general satisfaction to all VINO nay
favor them with oIders.
All kinds of LIGHT CARRiAuEe
made OF the best material and work man.
ship, at lowest prices.
COACH MATERIAL OF EVERY hlNu.
Spring Axles, Wagon Material an
T. CARRIAGE GOODS,
prices. notify
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When Anna Dickinson lee
tured at Des Moines she receiv-
ed a note while on the platform.
The writer asked for an inter-
view at the close of the lecture,
which was granted, and he
proved to be a rich Omaha mer-
chant, who proposed to Miss
D. on the spot. Miss D. is re-
ported to have declined,
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Searching for treasures sunk
in the ocean seems to be in
fashion Just now. We have
already spoken of the English
spectators who have formed a
company to raise the Spanish
treasure ship which has rested
for a century and a half at the
bottom of the bay Of Vigo, and
now we learn that operations
are in progress to recover the
treasure of the Latino, an Eng
lish man of-war, which was
lost in 1899, off the coast Of
Holland, with 800, 900 in
specie and the crown jewels Of
Holland on board. About
G22O, 900 have been at different
times heretofore dug out Of the
wreck by the use Of diving
bells, but it is now proposed to
surround the whole hulk with
an iron Golfer dam and through
ly explore it.
Consumption is said to be
much less fatal now in Massa-
chusetts than it was fifteen
years ago. We don't think
SO. We think the pul-money-
ry diseases are worse than ever
in Massachusetts,.
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r O r b . s Il o N

r o r b . s T o N.
ss,EyaA Steamships of this Line will
seAAG hereafter leave Norfolk, Tor
boston, at P. NJ, as follows, viz:
VIM: LAWRENCE, Capt. Hallett, Friday,
26th March.
MCCLELLAN, Capt. Howes. Wednesday,
GEO. APpoLD, Capt. Howes, Monday,
5th April.
WIN. lawrence, Capt. Hallett, satur-
day, 10tn April.
MoCtELLAN, Capt. Howes, Thursday,
GEO. APfoLD, Capt. Howes, Tuesday,
20.h April.
WIN: LAWRENCE, Capt. H&llet., Monday,
26th April.
MoCLELLAN, Capt. Howes, Friday, 3oth
April.
Passage, including Meals and State
Fassage, including Meals, .......... 10 w
FOR further particulars oftreight or pas
V. D. GRONER, Agent,
mhM-tf Town Point. Norfolk Va.
FOR RICHMOND AND ALL..KEGULAs
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
THE Fast and Elegant U. S. Mail
l. Steamer
E L z A 81 A N c o x,
Capt. z. q. CLIFFORD,
Leaves Campbell's Wharf, ..s,,i' s-- +.
for the above named places szzasaaEzss
on tuesdays, HURSDAY'S and
SATURDAYS, at 6 O'Clock A. NJ, re-
turning on MONDAY'S.WE
and FR1DAYY'S touching at Portsmouth
each way.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer.
Passengers al rive IN Richmond in time
to connect with evening Trains on FL ed
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. tor
Washington, Baltimore and ALI points
North, and next mornlng with trains on
Chesapeake and Onio and Richmond and
Danvllle Railroads, tor all points South
and West.
rare to Richmond. ...... ......S2 so
Fre1gnt received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FlsI-
DAYS, from l to P. M, for City Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James RIVER.
Freignts for Way Landings must be
prepaid.
For further particulars apply to
A. l. HUI ME-. Agent,
apS Office CampbelI's Wharf
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MERCHANTS 81 aaECH AN Cs
IVA SAVINGS BANK.

as EHCMANTS q II ECka AN sCS'
IVA SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE NO. So, BANK 5T"A@e3
Pressdsat.
WN. T. HARRISON.
DSrecsoT8s
Jos. Il. SpnA1Lay, D. D. sIahoaa,
L. SALISBURY, =. W. 5sANDf
e. DELAY, JAS ABieH'
WIN, Il. WALES. CGshtss.
This Bank is is open for the resun ptlon
of business. Deposits received upon fhf
usual terms, interest being allowed At tpt
rate OF SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for 90days or upwards.
Four per cent. tor a less period; interrs'
com mencing 10 days alter deposit, an
ceasing IL days prior to the wlthdraWaA.
The Institution keeping accounts OF llh
New Depositors entirely separate LION
those of The Old Depositors, so as tc all
sWer the demand OF the New Dep@sltOrs,
All indebted to our Institution VII
please Call, pay, cu1ta1l, or renew thell
paper.
The Board OF Directors will meet every
Wednesday ana Saturday morning at
o'clock.
au3-1y
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Two owners, Masters OF ves9ess
a and Merchants generally.

Having put my TWO STEAM SCI
TIONAL MARINE RAILWAYS, Qarg.
and smalD in new condition, am pre-
pared to haul vessels from 10 TO 500 tons a.
New York rates.
A requisite supply OF Timber, and q
Steam Saw Mill in the Yard, enables me
to guarantee dispatch In all orders. ~
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made on short notice. ...
Shears for masting vessels, and ali othey
fixtures necessary TO facilitate work at
4aohed to the Yard.
( ] have under my control mechanics In
the different branches, necessary to re.
pair vessels thoroughly aud n the best
manner. t...H .fettr r....-.
NATHANIEL NASH,
...,.. Practical Ship Builder.
apA-D&W-1v No. 6a l. go W Water 81
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az.s. lI,lss 1900 -

Mail Train connects at Weldon with the
Trains of the Wilmington and Weldon,
tro Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Roads; and
II Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
river, betw -en Weldon and j. N. Smiths
landing, ana at Fran kiln ON Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays with Steamer
for Edenton, Plymouth and landings on
Blackwater and ChoWan rivers.
Through Freight Train will take pas
Sengers or Suffolk, Buckhorn, Franklin,
Newsom's, Boykin's, Seeboard and Vel
de
Freight received daily except Sundays
rom 4. NJ. to +. 81.
E, G. CHIC,
ja2O Superintendent Transportation.
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Banks.
TRANKLIN SAVINGS BAN b,
OFFICE No. AZ BANK STREET,
JNO, B. WHITEHEAD, President.

Directors:
SAM'I q, HODGES, J. l. B&ooDGooD,
wa WApn JNo. JAMES
Dr.. WIN, j, MOORE. JIG. POLLARD.
JOS. c. DEFINING, Cashier.
G. H. LANGLEY, ASs't Cashses
nw- This Bank is Open for business. "a
interest at the rate OF SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all existln-
deposites made since the resumption g
business, from the LIST of January 1906
and also, on all deposiLes hereafter made
from the date of deposite until date o
withdrawal; ten days notice to be regult
ed, however, before withdrawal. NJ
chance in the rate of interests per cent
allowed on old depositeS. The account
of the new DepositorS are sept separat'
from those of the old, SO as TO answer IT,
demands fthe new Depositors.
All indebted to this institution WI
please cali and pay, or curtali and renew
their paper. HiniH'iN
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OfFloE :. b r. r. ROAD CoMPANY,l
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 1s, 1869.
1AN AND AFTER TUESDAY, January
" 10th, trains will leave Portsmouth
daily Sundays excepted) as follows:
Mail Train at.... ............ b A. NJ.
Way Freight Train at.............. 8 A. N.
Through Freight Train at...... Ill A. NJ.
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH.
Mail Train Neutrality-suspicious.. 7.l0 p. n
Way Freight Train at.... ........ $50 p. M
Through Freight Train at.... lib A.
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LNUR SALE.-A Tract of 800 acres of
II Land, miles from the city, 200 of
which is Heavily Timbered, ana about so
IN cultivation. Land we'll adapted to
Trn, king. Price low and ter as easy.
w. 8. FORREST,
mh20 Real Estate Agent.
, 1869-06-27
ZEAL FSTA1E.

~ sutsc.,Dcs' senis Is the following Inquiries
Ii Ies11u ~ .a1cs:
~ skt Ed:...t - tx Chacaia 7s13u..t:
II rcn1 ct31te changes owners several I111as
ts liable tos III The ,axer fer 1865 Asd in ease q
pon-,myment y THE property held rssponsfole ol
1le pany Lahss toE 1;o y hS1e5s Fm{, tsiaa gasa
Ha.ion In The 1aisC;r, ana oo'ige.
To the alo.e nuertfs re would reply that TIE
lien for taxes attaches 10 tr property on the day
Of Lifting ne same .oE laEct''n, aud tie holder Of
property On that day consequently becomes lsahle
fsS .hett amo1lt the aan1e Us he would for any
o,Ees encu:ahranee on :hc property, but]the law
5sds a4 me m .t bc d. aav qS u sar a. 'pns pFe5
eHy sG1 ''Ni Iol s.ato and W Z county % !aSss les
ID on tbs lkt day Of Apra: tIcfeose u: holles q
for the btate and county taxes tof the year 10
1u,a1d to CITY taxes It has h;en c.lstcu1y IN al
real eatnfc transactions 10 consider the holder Of
quenl purchaser fo, :he ,azcs ol the cu:n: 5car,
though II % eStson II the act Of March 3 1857,
All ta1e1 ley1ed ~ the city, whether special Of
peaaisy, Ssas en M de- 4as sta - = SoSeraess i 5s
February d The succeeding 1caE. sooa af1er that
the properly u advertised. srt after having OBJ
tained 4oIs uc1t, tha slsy p.ocesNs g seA t5e
county taz-s a1e due, and I'M BE rsfd without
penalties, any time between the 1sth Of November
Of the year for which they atr aa4esseI and y he
18Th o{ Juuc Of the year succeeding. The
sale Of properly for delinquent state and county
taxes usr,lly tafcs Place N A7gus. Of the year
succeeding the one fnr which they are Asaeased
For further particulars III regard 70 Lne manner Of
seI!o: property for taxes, and u redeeCiny 4
aiter sale We refer our correspondent to TEE TEL
srsE Of Aprn l. snd Il, IN which dctat1>d' sc.
There were fewer tr2nsfess OF city real estate
rceorled the past week saau du1lng anJ lte'tens
The week xas, hu*cres, Eeat nearly up to the
average Of former weeks, BY the transfer OF one
piece Of property on Monroe street 70 the vEue Of
5ls0,oou -..... .-.
The following table shows tic volume AID te1-
denc5 Of transactlons In real eFAte, Htuate within
Ncase, Curing tho week ending June %, the
lFgreSate value n each direction, and the total
Ii :.li, being compared VITA tho sAOe iez sA.!
, 1869-06-27
LEGAL,
TRUSTEES aALE.

Whs.ess W1ntxm II Rntt.r md Cesfa + B,rttsr In
wfa a thc ON "a Glc1e Cossnfy x Cock and dtAe9
oi fnose id On Is u aay ii Isfrh 4 D. isn eTs.
u q The Cfty ID Chtsxc. afosvEald ewtsn deed q
tEsf of t6o preInfkes hffpx{ty described 70 1ecuf4
Il taJmsf ii tVp al ee1taiu prurn or Rete&, be4re
Ing sTsn 1ate esA deed II in1da hy ihe saa4
~ ~ Il III e1yaSis E e tho asr Il Ae1snie5 Lst&
n ths AWE3ssa NfAahes Banf ih the CITY cf h<0
YnE fo tWp % yoaS9 zi:tf tha d4IA there
Ct Win mssE& n &h9 Ea&a et tso fa0
r4r eW6. " arHan. payahis scnl-annnany1
IeaBe & ths oaisq q Gsa9te s1sth Company n -
dafs thcca, with En4sstsa Al tho rate # te1 G9l e
cent pr Al1aza, payable s.sni.nnnAny. Mhieh. tAA
e III tef .ss 5essTd S1!S e. e q tSs R
e. 54es of tsef daf1 st.ss & iasns<. r eeeE iss
d 6eeA ps&e 4A and N and h{ which fusS deed NWns
And pkovtdst that dfAnH ee Mnae a re psJa
cf aid p1ot1aoEy ssss e ~ ps15 ~ e1r.rs
e The tSooF n9d es1 q ~ s - ~ e Il ennsE
and might % x11 ~ f - {tee \, ~ h1 a.
stEe ns III - ~ II L. III 1In1err1 a. 1rrssss
et - fhs IA Wfn.m II Bnsrr ~
f[sIs r hn,is4 tScjr i,e1 a. axa sran Il P,blie
8ne4ian II ~ rcth docF Il &c o3 Uo.e ia tho c
essE s1 s1nx nsAe q the ts snd tl,oe of ansS
eae s~R2 ~ y the ~ II chtc.9o aSns+ss ih11T ~
SA1s hfcrs aoeh ~ sc IA rskc nxstS snd dejiTcr
1 -: n rs
eess q .dsHt1tn9 .nd .se eoam!..to1s ~ otass e.
pensea ae1d t9as1 1loclt3 ~ mooeI aava4e0d iek
ic1Es11es taIa. fsesnents' e ass1a q ~ klaa g
, 1869-06-27

ssssss ss;s sfs psiss pr a sea RI e. e55msis r.
ionRe aas sp sss zoe sSs o T. ssnS i
ed.o1W 70 TIC reliability of the nex.. ii "a.
not aeceaasr5 to AK him the question second
intelligence which nc te,sa1aph Ttrs Wes tel
ing, while teat4 f1led hts eJes, and his head W.
boNsl n soroF. Such wks the intensity OF feel.
the nlghta wott Nas done IN silence. and eseh
com ;n,dtof wrnt to his home with a ssddtutd A.
ptct and heavy heart.
tie I'D desk, soDe Of Which we nestr heheld as,zh
after their departure. Anunx those volunteer
Who hns went forth to xr vo do not remernbg
Jet We know Of many who reached exalted poz.
lions IN nd army, End some Who won fame eTe1
r. he sSanoas ~ noaa one sa!e big 1fs A ~ at
at Shiloh; another died ID hospital In AtsAsEpp
toNn, End xnntnef breathed h1s last on board =
ganboal within tne soand q hosals cannon; ana
Kindred AID f,5euds Several Others OF tho8e f.
mlhss lacs hsre gnae doHn While Y ths more
1ecttonAts handa have lAtd them.
Others Of those NC 1ave seen about the o!d desk
have raised themselves 70 posltons Of trust and
elected Mayor Of Wscausn toVn: three q tor,
have becozne editors md proprtetqn Of county
papers; three are connected cdttor1ally with the
one is no1 government clerk a, Washington;
one proprietor Of book and notion store :andpne
rial estate agent There 1fe many Others tcat-
tered about the country, whose tail We have loat7
sro1nd the old copy stand the siayes Of The p1rss
and the pnhlc, wearing out their lives for the ed-
hcailon and amusement Of the reading millions,
Who, Al they glance over The wel-nled columns
Of tho morning paper, Little think Of the toll and
weal1ness thai have been expended In the prod1c-
Tne following t!ac1ent, was found upon the old
desk some years aimee, and has been preserved BY
The "snea Of 1he oGce 80 generally polaa{ing
the anthor. We therefore break no confidence IN
giving sLAGEST4So |. eqe:sH; 11sE-B1 asrh"
Oh. hi. w.ittn. round The ooa for ehsnae through
To work On .orae oner -eases" wh1o the -ree." haa
TIL. esTy ws;eh nd whiting ia the ONCE a. the doo
With fselsne1 Esch ~ never entered mortal brtsss
Oh ~. .int On tho spfsse ct poor saa iuesiess
Hy TO Proud for fAros lnd no. poor enough ,e
1ht dfDsaa4ns en- the foIbea or mi4sossuns Of ones
Fur woTf tha. btaaketh comfort to tho body or tss
Some .1r lopuens In The oso- soa dowu upon TIC
Where reh and poor aut Eood aad bid common le1es
seme IS ihlatns ever Joys long p..s-yoa rraat:Ia
VIM; s!5;Ss Aat Of lo,' to e0s' when Aaas
Oh a. ~ sEe1 wear, aRs-Os the Joy that 'no'"
Whep hsefssaedt 7l q s1e vanqui'bod aad resa
And yet whcen fortune sarora noat the "sab" who
Ihonkh naEitns. Eating work the while, it comes
sub" IL but wnrtef oo The aki:t. Of honest to.,
~ Ill 's4 q "a I'D
the ycat.
, 1869-06-27

TIE following grain h1s been reecive<f since the
stove table OF receipts wAs Esde up AT ocIoct
this Eotr!nG: 919 cass aad 4 90 bu wheat; 7l3
cars corn; e c.ts and e,tea bu oats and cars
Ee- To:a!. .ts, CO. hc.
T.e-e was good atteadaoee on Change to-
Cay, ard higher set Of EaIkets u gratu. ptlu-
cips1sy IN consequence Of the wet weather. Teie-
s-auz Ncrc received from fereral poin:s, la1lczt-
r.; tsat Il 1as rai1ed yesterday anI today oIez
9 Large aren Of the 1<c Northwestern sta.e4,
cove-sng tic great corn producing section Of the
rocLtr!. Yet ne arc well advised tbs. tie ra1n
Is ret 50 d.s-strccs Is cehago people might
trcsc, becaSse we have had ! great deal no-r Of
II n this city than has fa!1eo most other places
The market generally cloeed nyn though the
s:Eos2eeze cles+ed Of giving hopes Of oe:sez
u>t ths1 re have bad Ter weeks pasr.
Lake rre!gh;s were tun and unchanged. Eh!p-
7ers wWe generally holding od for lowcr rates,
rhtch were net conceded a total Of charters
ws1 reported st &c for corn sd rye (l1ed ca1go),
SC for corn ana +c for oats- AL these we're By
p-oFet1et there beicg few kati vtsac1s In po- AID
bct little descsad FOR them. as shipper seem 70 be
afraid Of break IN prices during h long vpJsge-
Hign~!.es we're QEtet and unchanged. Sales
were reported Of - Iris a: qsac, tnd 20 bris N
lion bond rachZes, at Sc
Proy.stous were qliet Kud easteI- Pn1k WIS cru
IT 80. s for choice brands, and 40 bfis sod at
that prce, IN tRo 1ots- Lad was NOMINAL st
lq;.c, with arrther weak feeling, caused By the
eoEdnEed sescJ receipts Of hogs The greatest
weaGeH x.s In ehoulders which were forced on
TIE Eartet bI 7art7H H1o lad bought them
previously o1 .hh mouths option, and tded
70 dispose Of the properly 70 aypd the necessity Of
rs1ng the money aeeuiret for ttelr payI,eut.
Sale was made last evening Of q, ~ ~ buyer the
month. a. lsIjs; snd to-day VI 81, cto - II 1SHc
ca.h, and 4e,e1o rs II 13!Et c,zn- HGuEh aldes
we're held 81 $50: .1d Gh3:t ltbs It 1es<c Sweet
picked t-us ws7s bed 1t 1sAe1so for choice
city. ar1 SH91st for ooam.E. Q-->ass was nc1a-
inal: ~ paeksza, cns, snid On pstrate te.ua-
Tallow WIS inArt7Fe at 1o,3t9ithc.
The Daily Karles Reeies gives the following u
the tn!ppents Of ptovtsions fruu tn1s cttJ froR