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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-15

) S. Atlee, negro, has been
ordained as pastor of an Episeopali>
an Church at Petersburgh, Virginia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-15
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or FRAMES

on hand IS usual and for sale at reasonable rates
To those having old pictures that they would wish
cspisd enlarged, Mr.. Van de Wall makes specially
Of this work. 20-3ltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-15

Farmers cH fud a good stock o.
tools at A. a. r. A. Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-15

YEAST FOR Hot WEATHER.-The
subjoined recipe Tor yeast, adapted to
hot weather or hot climates, is given
In Morgan's Trade Journal:
"Boil two ounces of the best hops
in four quarts of water for half an
hour; strain it, and let the liqnor cool
down to a new>milk warmth. Then
put in u small handful of salt and
half a pound of brown sugar beat up
one pound of the best -four with
some of the liquor, and mix all well
together. The third day add three
pounds of potatoes, boiled and mash
ed, and let it stand till the next day.
Then strain, and it is ready for use
Stir frequently while making, and
keep near a fire Before using stir
well. 1t will keep two or three
months in cool place.
| kept this two months in the cell
lar, where the thermometer ranged
between 80 and 104 degrees.
This yeast is very strong half the
usual quantity necessary for baking
is sufficient.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-15

.gE An ola static. hu1ider III Bat
timorc has conn 20 the CONCLUSIONS,
aftea twenty five years trial, thai 8
twooinch white-pine floor. Land level
with q square iron two-by-two and
half grating, SO placed as to receive
the urine, is the best arrangement for
a horse. Clay, stones. concrete, etc,
he rejects. The width of horse,
stall should be four feet nine inches
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f5teyG }feGi* {fsrpe9%rS f{tss 3,6pR~
taritY ~ tatS pdiitffb{e @t@ f'fcl-
dfGti0H, tCit'ch ~ "a - tn A2e~3
alone. We can Gs.a4s. ag2g ofI
patrons that 10 IS LslIs fstf5g 8D -
ats high standard. a!.i -kts kItoSt.
aCIt0 hare ieeceg' used IL re cats
confidently say, that it ~ the onIU
1cts0bte d1td ftesJecfFti I,FefDfsrr-
ton to restore ssssAy Osk FADED
HAIR to ats youfitf'ut coi0r, maxi
ing 1T soft, tHsfrOHS. II4d siIiet
the scdlp. by its use. becomes
IChite aud clean IL 4.efn0ses al
erHptiOas and d0fdfuH. and 6y
Its tonic properties prevents the
hair from failing out, sts dc slim
otdtes and a0a9iShes the hair
glands. By its Hse the hair gr0aUs
thicker and stronger. Ia badness
1t restores the cdpiJldry glands
to their normal cigO9', and fUiU
create a aeiU ga'0aCfA except in
extreme Otd age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eCeF ased, as it requires fefCer
applications, and Oiecs the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so mach admired bu all. 4. Il.
Hayes. III. d.. State ASsdyer of
Mass, Says, .'fie constituents are
PttsC 0N% tttffg0ttD SCeCItCN iOf
excellent qttastty. aud n consider
at the BEST PREPARATION for
ats intended purposes Ne pub
iisft a treatise oa the hair, tCiich
ace send free by mail upon dppii-
cation, lchich contains conanaen-
adfOfy notices from ciei'gyanen,
physicians, the press, and others.
Ne hare made the study of the
hair and ITS diseases a speciality
for gears, aud kRoiC that ace make
the most eDectice preparation for
the restoration and the preserrd-
ton OF the hair. ertant. and so
acknowledged by the best Nedi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
.Soid By al Druggists and Dealers in Medicis
COOK. CoRuRN q CO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-15
F. VAN DE WALL,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,

Is pFspafsaso execute all work in the Photographic
art IN the best style Anown the profession BEING
workman 10 theory well as prictce IL assHr.s H.
public that o. heretofore pains viii he ssraa by
himself or assistants te give general satisfaction
The quality of his work he Suarantaas 4,
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per south Gal ollnn NallrOas
- .IulY l0.

es bales Cotton 81 bales Domestics. 90 bbls Naval
Agent. BischofY 4 CO. g Follin, q Litschgi. Gyld.
smith & Son. D stoney, Claghorn. Herring Co,
Dowie L. Moise Pelzer, Rodgers & Co. Kinsman 4
Howell, Bart & Wirth.
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Pa ssenGers.

Per steamship Champion. tor New York-L HofS-
rich. Mrs Bo@sn and child. Miss Parker, + F
Gum, Mis- Kavanaugh, Miss A. Behetter, D
Fleming. MISS Fleming. II Doniphan. J A Men Men
Rlng, Bear, Frank. Miss Ket ley. MISS Pep.
per, upper and vie. M'ss a Green. Miss Ca, Car
ter. w Gilmore Slmms, Mrs w jackson, W Wal
ters and lady Warren, e w shelbner. Wells,
Miss eimms. B Crosby, Major g White J M
Gardiner, G Quigley. Hughes, Devsda, MRS
Hicks and family Miss Geraltney. n 1873 yatt Miss
M F Opdyke, Mrs Terry and two children, W g Will
den JOHNSON, and so deck.
Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Mss
Frank Peck, Miss Julia hoffman. Mrs Robt Laper,
Mrs y NJ Beard and two children, r M Lawton, lady
and two children, Captain l. Allen, Mill r, h l.
Purse. Rood, John Hoffman, NJ JOB, Moran,
Fdw Ravepel, J st Julian Pringle. Henry Holman,
and steerage
Per steamship Falcon. from Baltimore-s J
White, James Patrick, Vim Magrath, A Owen. G
sery, j 81 Ladson, O H Wes., Baker, Maurice Q
Mcclure, Mary Timmemar, Jane Timnlemar. w
Beahap, Augustus Fitch. AHa
Per steamer Dictator from Palatka. via Jackson
Vile, FernaDdina and Savannah-Maj Worth, w Nc
Kenzie. =. nator Gilbert Col B @ Gilbert II CLARK @
Reynolds, Miss Sallie McRea Miss Kate Acosta,
Miss Acosta, Rev Chas @ bouse t!abisea and TWO
servants. John Hanson, Chas Alien. Mrs Z Heel
er, Mrs N Wise, B cesro, j Sante. Anchor, -
Mack. John Ostendori, M urtis, Wallace Jno
Monroe, Walsh. Miss Mozart. r. Mrs Cook and
daughter, Gen II Hunt and daughter. Mrs Dozler.
two children and servant, Beatde, Miss Buut f
Russell. Lasu and lady. and five child and ser.
want, p Palomino, sanchez. and Is on deck. :
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THE DAILY NEWS.

The following poem was awarded the prize
OF 900 latey offered by the proprietors OF tho
sRakrth and Home:''
Tho Kingdom of Home
Dark is the might, and htful and dl EARLY
Bushes the wind like the waves OF the sea-
Little care I, as h, re sing cheeri'y,
Wife at my aide and my taby or Hhee'
King, K ng, crc,0n me ~ AITyI! ~. r-.,
Home is the K,ngyorn and Love IS he King!
FLASHES the frelight up IN the dear faces,
Dearer and deartr as onwsrd we go.
.Forces the shadow behind us, and places
Brightness sround us with warmth in the glow.
King King. cro,un me the Ktao;
Homie is the Kingdom and Love is the King!
Flashes the lovelight. increasing the cory.
Beamng from bright eyes with warmth OF the
soul,
Telling OF trust and content the sweet story,
Iifting the shadows that over us roll.
K,ng, b ing, croaun me the King
Homo as the Kingdom and Love IS the King!
Richer than miser with perishpg treasure,
berved with service no conquest could Dring;
Happy with fortune that words cannot measure,
Light-he rted on the hearthsone can sing,
King, King. crosDn me the King
Honc IS the KsngdvM and Love IS the King!
VIM. RANKIN DUnYEE
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Exports.

-LlvERPOOL-Per ship Wnthrop-2c3 bags Sea
Island Cotton. $50 palee Upland Cotton, 3l2 sacks
Cotton Seed, tts B. eswax. 1l6 tons Phosl hate,
3776 bbls Rosin
NEW YOhK-Per steamship mpion-so bags Sea
Island Cotton. ia bales Upland Cotton. 115 tcs
Rice SO bbls Rosin. 80 tcs Clay, TAI sacks Wheat,
III lit bales Yarn, 100 Empty Barrels, 305 packages
Fruit anu Vegetables
BALTlMORE-Per schr e Palmer-1O5,0 600 feet
Pine Lumber.
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interior Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, July 9.-Montgomery cotton
market is quiet; dvmand moderate; low middlings
30cs.
COLUMBIA, July 10--The cotton market has
been almost entirely bare duling the past week; Q
good quality OF mlddlipg would bring 31c. however.
OR. .NGSBURG, July 9-Cotton in fair demand
with little Offering sales for the week 25 bales We
quote: Ordinary G7h; low mtdding 28H; mtddhng
0a30H.
MACON, July 9-Tbere were % bales received to-
day-none sold-no shipments. There is no de-
mand and no cotton Offering. Middlings are quot
ed at SIC The stock on hand amounts to 296 bales.
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BOSTON, July g. oFFEE-lhe demand for this
article is quite limited, and sales confined to small
lots OF Java at gold singapore Java at 21 No
gold; and Rio OF l9AA22c y fb currency as TO qua
fy 2194 bags st Domingo have been shipped to Ant
werp. r-'----
COrToN--There is o very firm feeling for cotton,
and prices continue to be well sustail ed sccount
OF the small supply in the country 1he sales have
been at 28a29c for ordinary; 3OAa31o for good d.
nary; 33Ha34c Tor low mtddlng, and 343aa36 cs tor
1ni6dliug, including uplands and Gulf. in son tn
stances small lots Of strict grades Of middling have
b. sold for an advance on these prices The stock
of tho better qualities Is very small. TIE sales Of
the week have hren 1900 bales Receipts have been
fr, the most OF which goes direct to manufacturers
DoMEsT1os- he demand for cotton and woo)len
goons has ern qnite limited the past week and no
sales Of any IMPORTANCE Prices OF cottons are firm,
and with the tnt reased cost Of manuaotu' g, fur
ahef advance ilooked tor In woollens veryt le do
ing hut the narket 10 Arm at the low prices revi-
~Ously current. ..,-.,
r- NAVAL sIoREs--Sririts turpentne has been quiet.
and the sales have been in all lots at A5Hc per
gallon. In rosn sales Of 500 bbls No at 90 70a3;
$50 bbls pale at S8; and small lots do at 36 90 er
bbl. n pitch email sales at s3 5Oa3 rs per obl.
RICE here have been sales OF 2U0 bbIs and casks
Carolina at 8ha9Hc, and small lots OF Rangoen at
7Xa8c per lb.
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N arkets by Telegraph

- FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, July 10 Noon:-Consols 931S. Bonds
quiet at s1k.
LIVERPOOL, July 1o-Noon.-cotton, shade
Hrmer; uplands 1919; Orleans 12xd.
Evening.-Cotton nctive; uplands 12Hd; Orleans
.12Xd; sales Ii, 600 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK; July l0-Noon.- Stocks unsettled,
with tendency to lower prices. Gold 351s Flour
dull and 6a1Oo lower. Wheat 1a2c lower Corn
steady. Pork dull. new e92. Cotton dull. Freights
quiet.
Evenipg.-Money closes easy and in good supply
mt 8. Sterling 9xa1o. Gold firm at 35%. Govern
ment stocks firm and higher. Cotton opened dull.
but closed tanner; sales 875 bales at 34Ia34hc.
Flour less active; supe1ne state SIS 25a5 6B; extra
State Sc 60a7 80. Wheat 1a2c lower. Corn closed
dull an declining. Whskey 6rmer at 81 02a1 OF.
Pork hrmer, new $S3a9s 20. Lard quiet, kettle ls4
1A19Zc. Freights hrmer.
BALTIMORE. July l0-Cotton unchanged. Flour
hrm, and the scarcity restricts business. Wheat is
higher. red 81 Goal go. Corn frmer, white
ii e3a1 Q6; yellow g5A97c, Oats firm at 70a80c.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Whiskey advanced TO 96c;
held higher Pork held ct e83. Shoulders 14c;
clear rides 18c. Lard dull; 1890 offered.
ST. LOUIS July 1O.-Pork s33 25 Shoulders lac;
clear sides 18c.
LOUISVILLE. July 1O.-provisions Arm. Mess pork
SS3 Shoulders 14hc; clear sides 1870. Lard
19Mc.
WILMINGTON, July 1O.-spirits turpentine steady
at 39c Rosin qui,t at 81 65a6 Crude turpentne
unchanged. Tar 50 "a. The weather is clear and
hot The therm ometer sc degrees, with q hight wind
from southwest #t 5.i
AUGUSTA, July 10-Ootton, market dull and
nominal: holders asking 81 1%c nottin doing;
Ceipts % bales. w.
SAVANNAH July 1O.-Cotton, market dull and in
active for want of Offering stotk; midding 32hc;
market nominal; receipts 2S7 balee; exports 1000
bales.
MOBILE, July 1o.-cotton dull and nominal; re-
.ceipts 43 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 1O.-Cotton, nominaly un.
changed; sales; receipts 25a bales; exports sl1o
bales. Gold S8x. Sugar firm, common 1870;
prime 16Ac. Molasses, choice fermentng 6Oa64r.
Charleston Cotton and istce Market.
OFFICE or The CHARLESTON DAILY News,
CHARLEsToN. saturoay evening" July TO-.
CoTToN.-The article was dull apd prices were
without frmness; sales " bales Wis IL at 80; 81 at
32H We quote: u
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to pood ordinary. 80 @32
Low m1ddhng. .......... .S136@-
M1ddung. .........oo o.
by New York classification we quote
MtudnnR -SS19N-
RIcE.-.Ihe market was steady; sales about 200
tierces most Of which sold the day before, say
26 tierces at 6i 69ati7x; 70 at 7%; IT at SC % fb
I've quote common to fair clean Carolina at 75a@7N;
good s(@8Ac p fb.
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mar,nr nrms.
Port of Charleston. July 12.
PORT CALENDAK.

PHA Es TUE MOON.
Last Quarter, 1st, hours. ~ minutes, evening"
New Moon, 9th, 8 hours, IA minutes morning.
First Quarter, 18th. hour. 18 minutes, morning.
Full Moon. 23d. 8 hours. "a mlnuIes morning.
Last Quarter. 31st IL hours, AZ minutea, morning.
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Imports.

Imports.
LJYERPOOL-Per bark Minnie-188 Pots, 214 Gov
ers and Ovens, 1874 spiders with covers. "a Gov
~ ers, to h L X Agnew; 1903 Carron Castings, to
sR Marshall; u crates, casks Earthenware, to
W g Whiden & 20; cask Hardware to frost q
Adger; 1885 bundles Cotton Ties, to Order; 1000
bundles otton Ties, to Il Mure co; 81 cases
Machinery, to Childs, johnson Il Palmer: 1898
bundles Cotton Ties, to Order; cases Cotton
Cine. to II Mure h Co; 1436 bags Common salt,
to Ravenel & co.
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savannaAa Market,

SAVANNAH July 8-IHE CROPS Information
from most ions Of the cotton grow ng regions are
Of promising character The heavy and continued
rams of the past fewday have not, mp to this time
injured the cotton plant 10 any extent. although at
one time tea;e were entertained in consequence or
the indications continuance OF these rains. The
weather is becoming more settled, and promises
@oOn to be dry anu hot
TIE MARKET The inquiry for the staple during
the past week has been moderate, the demand Ueng
entirely for Nor Lern sh pmeuts. When W. l)ok at
the extYen. ly ea,i stock offering tor sale, and the
constant upward tende cy in prices, we cannot VOL.
der ct he small business dong htil. buy srs how
oi.post@ion @ 20 operate whenever mai Darra IN
low mi ding good ordinary 80. ,,+.
PEA IeLAND "A revival ip tht dem nd has resulted
In tn ra Of about 80 bags at rather higher prices,
Old etocs is no less than 200 bays and none OF
~ IL on the market
Ihe recetp Ut this port since July "a amount to
per c. r. X 23 bales pc A. & @. II. X o. bales
per rtesntr wan from Augusta. 3he exports for
Te SINE time have ht en- ?t07 bales upland, ant 1856
bags SEA isl md OF which TIA bales pland ai 1893
baRa isl nd err shipped to New York. 1865 bales
uplana and 113 bags sea island were shipped to
Liver pool.
derna, d md that ronfin' tc retail trade. CleaD,
common to prime 7f8c nominany; interior r ugh
81 2oai 6O S1 Goal rs per bush.L Stock OF
-c:ean rice at present In the cisy 16 tierces.
Georgetown nlaskot.
GEORdFlOw suly 9-CorroN No sales this
Week. We quote from 2b to az Q MS yer pound.
CoRN.-Prim white corn II 20 lei bushel with
An upward tel dency. 3fFl&{
TnxsEs.-- Rtcrlpts - sticks saleo sticks ordi.
mary s.dsair mill timhtr at to IA cents. Market
1lcosiug p and prospect Of increased den,and for
TunrHNrm. Virgin dip So 9o;ysllow dip ss'eS;
1bsrrel
TAs-Per barrel. retail. %.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. l2s SkI7H'S WRARF. BALzxM0RE.

CoNsIaNMENp or COTTON, BIoB, no.. BY.
aI RCTFCLLY solicited. an iberai advances T0ade
tnefeon. Orders for CORN aod BACON promptly
executed with care and attention. 8nos May Is
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prugs, Qbemieals, Gte.
BE CAR EFUh
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU ia * &c.

WHEN YOU ARFEXHaUsrED BY OvEkWORK
of head or hand. and feel the need OF somethiR in.
vtgorating don't drink whskey any intoxica ting
thing, whe her under the name of .itters or other
wise. such articles give just much streng.h to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are
injurious to Nerve health. and ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
DOdd's Nervine and InvigOratOr
is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
NOT attended by REACTION. Wat IT gains for
you it maintaDs. When it re freshes BODY or mind,
1t refeshes with natural strength that comes stay
We are not recommending teetotasm in the interest
Of any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperaon. will ind he keers at it. that he
is kindling fro in his homes which will consume
like the flames of perdition. Turn from it. Take o
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODDS
NERVtNE IL for ea;e by all DRUGGISTS. Price One
Dollar. See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. 7mos June Is
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Consignces per Nerthenstern Railroad
July no.

bales Cotton 100 bushels Rice. 455 bbls Naval
Stores, cars Lumber cars stock. tobacco. Mdze &c.
To II arshall, Jr, Ryan, K'nsman Howell.
W Bird co. 8 D stoney, Borden, Follin,
J Cosgrove, Eiicox, F walker. W Williams
4 90. Hart h Co. Wiley y Co. r g Chisc!rn, Mas
zyek. Walsh, Simmons, Order and Railroad
Agent.
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nR. RGo n AUS
LDEN RENE les.


@ LDEN REMED les.
ASK FOR NO OTHRR, TAKE NO OTHER AND.
you win save time health aHd money.
@lt(Q,REWARD for any case Of disease in ahy
staQe which they fail 10 cure.
DR.. RICB.Us 'HOLDkV BAI.sAM No. cures
Ulcers. Ulcersted Sore Throat and Mouth sore
tyes Cntaneoua or skin Ernption., Copper Colored
Blotches. oreness Of the Scalp scfofda &c; Is tho
greatest Retiovator AZ efattve and Blood P0riHer
known, removes al dfeeases nom the systen, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr. kICRAUss GOLDEN BAhaAM No q cures
Aercnrasl AnecS0ns. rheumatism In an II, Forms
whether 4 om mercury or other causes; gives imme:
dAate relief as eW cases. No dseaing necessary
have thousanda Of Certificates proving the miracu,
leus cTres effected by thess Esuls dies Price ef
either No. or No i. W per bottle os lwo bottles for
90. %9@ $H 7'{l7 7},&.Sl'ie
Dr alcgAU's GOLDEN ANT1DorR . safe spee..
dy. p easant and radica1 cura 2or ali Urinary De.
ragements. acoompsnsed with fun directions p1ice
Dr.. RIOHAu,s GOLDEN ELIXIR p,AMoUR. a
1Adiraf cure for Nervous or General Debily in ola
or young; annpartinR rgy With wondo fni eject
Price - per bottle. or two bottles for 90.
On receipt OF prize these Remedies win be sbippei
% any piace. Fyompt attention paid to all corres.
9s1dS. sUes None @1stno Without ,he maine Sf "Dr
sole P.cpsistofs }" blown In elsss q bot les.
Address b. RICHAaDS.
NO. 228 varick-etreea, New York.
0mre Hours Sfom A. N. to n. NJ.
cirsu'ars sent ~ July 8
, 1869-01-24

ssslra. a. a. nxn''tS si p tpss,g x 81 PIN
&. sps so7ed b. tbs et,zens q tta fostn stde, IN
prtcr 10 naye 1ha elJ tGx'9a5Est ply t{or II In
p<uve1ert or Attr tthe tpe:alstoes4 properly.
fte p!tr ns NJ. 81, dele tnclu ed .he enaee IaA
se1ca to be .edet 70 sbs psIt noesh nt - prop:
frtf al ke~bes1y B Potter. Tnose tsenty y-ae!es
strtr rcnta,ntI : deep hilek sotL xs-e fn.oo od=d
IA fnY, III The aaiesl4l tot Tie tnapeuyement ol
DE Itcnf sAocy eotl # the Hk1-arrs tract Al
he ,asne t:nnc they would havs s9saissed ptooet
in Saet, he r11t -aac addition would b aext to
T1lps]ess te4tAoia tho condemnation f th1t
keratj -srvzt-serr tr1ct.
Nee, he I<opo4ttion xhseh1 did trht, vas 70
MN effect: TLAt -Eta E5y aloud eonttun* 81
tneae twrptr-ser,h Aerrt, eoiJ arp a ons b1n-
tyaet. u d lmrsoTe Il sts1p itt bou!tIafu re
tcr het rct cfa eet Or sharp Speeufatofs. Who hlTs
bought II those tHettyse7ea at-es for this ssfJ
Rhpc1es urde1s.t,ds tte drtalls Of tho pro
posed IN atfrrsent Of IAneair sP4Ik Ttl sea II
lie cream Of > puh1c improvement foF tns oeotat
cF = ri Of private rohoet1-
That lftue rete-st har fouzht, nd Snould b
nropd ef hAYtcg spGtled L. II ny oEh PIX
tehsrps sho11d os gptton up with ttusaAr p1r-
poeea. should certainly oppose IT, But, On 1as
otasr asss Y r. Pr Ne, a sH!s ss oss uo.s pao.s
70 adroc.ie opealy md Is strongly - It win ba IN
sssh q. he tssee r1:rra, divttons Of tho
CIV rceds. and In tairnsa4 md J7Adce
shou.d ttre. II itaSt. ens pttk- 50 ~
"A. tfe pyopoeed Hou.h s.de Ptfk Is fsafl{
ard nnsstI nesnt to oensat II. ~ paslss. !
s'sa '"0' '@'''s ~ ~ " ~ Il. o. Huuo.
, 1869-01-24
FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL,
MONKTAHFs

bA1kAAA4 8SvAAlN8p ILL., &As
1heru has been 4 healthy Activity IN Tho do
mand Tor Money .du4log tha whole Of tbs psss
Heek. though It hal rot bean pressing 1t my
t,ppe, and for the hut tao t1Js hab oeea getting
easict.. H<Rulas er1raums ct thc baak havs had
bat l,no diculty IN zassirE al they applied fo1-
Other borrow 1E-shese Wto h1To no clA.u,sou
tho Isydr Of bauk-shArc II usnal been selling
sena paper on The street it from to ~ per east
per mnnth, hut the c4Aes haFe been r7re thls
week. anu these rates ttre not been in Index OF
,he cond1non or,hs Esuesal Money nhkst -
R1t1ate hsEters who dcaltu II ii cs.1ie psper,dnd
= c1zsid csshio trcesso n the tMou1s ofbret for
aa,o hy parties. wao dettre to 'sca.tza' tho
Ntuty for the purpose- .cf Investing sgztu
In v1es q ths anticipated "a, xnee in pt3cea ot
1ch estate. 1re tlsss Of capital, howerof, which
usually ecefa this Kind OF paper ~ an Unrest.
ueul, hM Eot tncrrascd in tho tt.ua p1opor-
,lon ~ money in the Commercial .1narfe., ma
;lcans On real estate havs been n 1ldle1ls to
secure Is erez. AZ ainoAt kny ttole preslous 10
O4ossr zaeu4y could hAvs hesu borrowed IN
!, leue 1ins NJ pei, ,teak pts aLncEa On Atst
baAtuses properly, but slncs then, and now,
loans Of th&s ktnd can not sbe nexoti1>ed 1t 1ess
thsn 10 PER cent whlIs loans oH rsstasnes prop
erty afe nsds to cost nom II 10 ~ per cent BY
ths Edaluon OF commission to the Legal rate OF
interest," =. :! =. !:
.TnuCurs1eJ movements Of The week hsss
rhoHn tons t1d1tatiora os turn IN tr1de. 1ta
shipp,snts 10 tho eoaas1J and tbs r-cc!esa tzoE,
1here Rave -hteh' very nxhs compared 70 tho twc
previous neskss srd ihtts 1As been no zeeuna'
alton OF eu1rzeer l.ru ,fot .avrrl days >.
Exchange. Vh.eh began Ina W<&k AZ 1 dleeouns
haa gradually crown 1z,ss, until to-day IL w
fotd In ennsldesaals aun1ns. hst~een hsnks 4
6pc per q 100 premium. Al The counter banker
tsv1 ooniaued to Bsl - Lii prs1a4 tn, and L
buy OF thas eustosaers 1t nom par TO ! 10 dis
count =. .,,.
'1he following u tho 6nettl statement Of u,
| Chicago Clearing aoulo foz he week ending
, 1869-01-24

At.et LuAS AJlu &4ll4~sAu LA4 :. u.,- 4,.4..
with Violet, which lated nearly hair The.
night; sud dsdmrng the discussion she' told
hun more .thxn once thar he wAs wrong,
t4Buch n am Jou must take Ee, or leave
me-" be said, u anger. "Nay-there Ia 90
chotcc now.h zht answered. II have takeu
5ou. md I rnl ttiek by yeu-Enethss sou
wrong I ahlli ar so.r he sRore 70 hef Is
be prresed her to h!s heart that she WIS the
dhest, e1andest, swostsst WOMAN ttat eyer
the World had produced: Bnt stf11 there
xAs present oa his palste, when be let her,
the bitter taste fhcr repttmand.