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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-08
House OF Repr esentatiVes.

THuEsDAY, October 7.-The House was called
TO order at 10 o'clock, Speaker Perkins In the
chair, and n quorum present;
The Speaker remarked that he held IN has
hand a letter from Mr. Taylor, Representative
from Cooke county East Tennessee in when be
stated that he had been detained from attend
ance on account Of sickness.
Mr. Jones moved the temporary adoption OF
the rules of 1865 and that $50 copies of the same
be printed. ..... e
FIVE be appointed to take into consideration the
rules and regulations OF the session OF the House
in 1865. Adopted.
Mr.. Nell said that he held paper from Mr.
Fleming, contesting the seat of Mr.. DilIn, O.
Rutherford county. which he desired should be
referred to the Committee on Elections.
Mr.. Fleming. of Knox, remarked that he hau
two petitions of n similar character, when ne
desired 70 have referred to the same committee.
Tne Speaker announced that the stahulnB
committees would not be appointed until 10
twas suggested that the petitions above men
toned be withdrawn for the present, which was
uCn-cOT CURED IN ,
The Clerk of the Senate then appeared and
announced the organization of the Senate, and
that it was ready TO proceed with business.
TO INFORM THE GOVERNOR
Mr.. Steele offered resolution that commit
tee of three on the part of the House, and twc
ON the part oft &c Senate. be appointed to wall
On His Excellency, D. v: Z. Senter. Toyernot .
Of the legislature are fully organized and ready
to proceed to the transaction Of business, snc
would be pleased to receive any coDlnunlcalloi
| he may choose 70 make, which was adopted
Messrs. Steele, Fleming and Thomas vert
| appointed the committee. .....
TO INVITE THE MINISTER'S TO PRAY
Mr. Nixon offered resolution that I'M
| Speaker appoint committee of three to wal
| Ga the ministers of the gospel OF tee Narlou
| denominations in the city of Nashville, and re
| quest them to meet with the House each morn
| ing during the present session, under such rule
| and regulations as they may adept, and opel
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81. LOUIS,

Gov. senfer and EN Cav. F00te Write
81 Female SuaTsgIsts
ST. LOUIS, Oct. AT a woman suffrage
convention TO. day, letters were received
from Gov Senter md Henry s. Fooie, Of
Tennessee.
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D.. AND n. RAILROAD.

Election of President aud secretary.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Ill ID NewcOmb Is
re elected President OF the LouIsyille and
Nashville railroad c5mpauy and W.
Ramsey Secretary,
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LOUISVILLE.
Thu MoodIau,. Rnnes.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. There was lively
interest taken at the races TO day. The
attendance was by far the largest since the
openings The track was in splendid co.'s
dition and the weather beautiful.
For the first race Richards Mickey Free
and Morgan Scout were first choice, selling
about evenly in the Pool Stake for three
year olds that never won q race up to
August ] subscription $25; Louisville
/ Hotel adds $500.
Swigerts Woodburn, 6 2; Fords
DC Wilkes Booth, 1; w X Thomas b
c Louisville, A; Isles b Morgan
Scout. 423; b g Thomas CD Uncle Vic,
5 5; Richards CHI b e Mickey Free,
l 6 6. Time: l:461, l463, $50.
s Mile heats, three in five for purse of
A00 al acne
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR.

The Montgomery county Fair opened under
hatteting auspices. and promises to be one of
the best exhibitions in every respect that has
ever taken place in the State. From the list
viii be seen that the display was equal If not
superior to former occasions when Montgomery
county was made famous BY her first cas- ex-
hihitions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-08

Dr. CHERRY PICTORIAL AVER has e
clear field in BOutWelPs district as the
Republican nominee for Congress
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Mr.. Baker offered the following resolution:
Be it Resolved by the House of Representa-
tives. That the Comptroller is hereby author
lied and directed to issue his warrant upon the
Treasurer. to R. II. Chandler, for the sum sf$l2
his per diem for three days as Dcor-keeper
during the organization of this House.
Mr.. Agee moved to amend the resolution by
inserting the names Of j. M. Cordell, II. n. G.
Davis. 7 e Kussworm and III Sumner. all
temporary officers. The amendment was agreed
to and the resolution adopted, under a suspen-
ion Of the rules.
A NEW COMMITTEE.
Mr. Rhea offered the following. which was.
adopted: .-ar
Resolved, That q regular standing commit
tee, to be designated the Committee on Com,
mercs. be appointed BY the Speaker of this
House. ~.
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THE Israelites Of San Francisco have
organized an immigration society for the
pose Of aiding persons Of their faith in
Europe to come to this country.
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FALL and WINIER

Elegant goods Of all kinds for Bridal
Outfits;
Rich Dress Silks;
Irish PoplinS, French POpIius;
helaBgs POplins, ell kinds;
Black Lyons Silks, warranted pure;
Cheap Black silks;
Rich Satins, all shades;
Plaids | Plaids Plaids |
or all kinds. for Ladies and Childrsn's wear;
Elegant Empress Cloths, cheaper than
ever;
Black AIpaeas, the belt makes;
Velvet Cloaks. Velvet Cloaks.
Best mourning foods, OF every de
seriptiOB;
SASH RIBBONSI SASH RIBBONS
JOuVin's Kid Gloves, in ALI the new
shades;
New Prints;
DOmesticS Of all kinds.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly,
SUMMER STREET,
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English & French Cloths,

Having employed Mr.. D. j. SCANLAN IS
Cutter, willlguarantes all goods to ct perfect
~ satisfactory.
c. B. ABBOTT,
Al UNION STREET.
ssB2S I'm lstk4thp
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THURSDAY, Oct. 7. 1S69.-The Senate met at 10
A. n, Speaker Thomas in the chair and all the
members present except Mr.: Hall, who was
granted aleaVe of absence on wednesday.
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Financial Acknowledgements OF
Three per cent. Certificates Gold
Exchange Bank TO Take N Fresh
SIart-FemRIe suffrnge-Crlme.
, 1869-09-25

FnDAr KvENnx1, Sept :t
Tho following tatrs show tho daily rctrts and ahr
tnentp of live stock durns the wcek to THU evening"
Irrttd hS the SecetAry Of tho Enton Stock YAfds
, 1869-09-25

veil enough for the SecretAU to attempt 70 s.u
touse Of hts excessive amount Of gold ht the n'9n
Price, bot Ee, Of Any one else eonSefaAnA WIN
nnxncts nntt have known that the dsssoIsssefnssns
th14 the government uas gofn7 70 ~ 3aooa.ooo
would break MP the aeorncT nt ouce, anu that
hts attempt 70 get any Of the high price Tor hia
gold would p1ore loort1ve. Secretary Boutwell,
has donhtets oniy yielded to The clamora Of host
Of frightened and eome Interested poople, who
hare got the perTerse and misenievous notion
Into theIr hezds--hpnesily nanJ Of them-tnst be
should be the "campuoue1 Of the money n1r-
fet."
The local money market rrmalns AEree4b'y even
and atcadJ amid Iii tie s1icgtncT and panica that
egttate the principal hptncd market OF the coac-
III ut New Yort. Money here Is not tight somo
Of the bAnks noft Intimately connected NTH the
grain uade have morn calls fer loant thau they
aze able 70 accomuotatc, but the other hank1 feel
no such Pressure, and on the Average We shonld
eall the market su.se active but not uzht There
h1A been 10 apprectahle change In fhS rcspect
during tho week, and II It were not for the ds.
surhances IN New Tori, which keep money-!eud-
en Apprehentre Of wbat eject they usJ hare
here, the condition OF finances IN thla quayter
would be-Httn the exception Of tho scarcity Of
Email bank note4-qrite sattafactory.
Tia now Of currency to the country continues
steadily, though not In 90 larRe volume As LAST
week. Whether the present declining tendency
Of the grain markets hero Will check the more
ment Of grim from the county to hefe and. con-
seqaentiy, the Cow Of currency out remains to be
Aeeu+
Exchange was sold between o1nfa To-day II Y
discount At the counter, bankers continue to
sell 1t par, and Ia tate A. &l-ao to 3701 OF on
Sew YORK bllla, and y od on Buffalo bllla
Government bonds d1ctnated copsfdernoiJ TO-
dn!. oning to the tight money nsfxes IN New
, 1869-09-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,


FRIDAY EVENING, Sept f.
Tae Ge4t feature Ia general 1nsnces so-daF wAs
the remarkable fluctuations In the price Of gpld.
Noting like to-daFs experience has eyes been
known in the ouarciai h1etory OF the country.
E1cn tho days Of tho widest excisenents during
the memorable ycar 1854 rtrecat nothing quite
equal to so-da,Y fluctuations, which extend ofer
4 range Of IS per cent from the highest point II
lc6 down 70 lsa, whNe Tie greatest range OF any
,lay In Juuc a3d July OF 1864 was only shout =
res eeus Sot1ttg could prove more conclusive
ty how upre1lai.c 4 pleasure Of the credit OF the
government the price Of gold Is, than the fAet
ip,s she TINES when not on,y the cretstt OF the
government, but Its very existence, seemed
10 hang On tho fate Of battle, shou1d
witness ,ess nuctna,ion than can
oe cau.ed b5 cl,qac ct rich gold gstpo'cra tn
New York, who ilad corncred the eA4h gold On tn6
market Let The pottt;csan1 now teasc tron polnt-
,ug to the rRGg or failing price Of gold a. an ino
cation that tins or that political ueasure eunes
destroying Or cstshlshsug the gotefnment credit
These, of coutse, do hare theI rhec!s, 10 hAts
the tendencies OF commerce IN re2aEs1 to the o4t-
anee Of foreign trade. oat shAt speculation se'zes
| hold ppou these tendencies, snd e119Fe1ata& ana
inc1eascs their eject ten-fold Il shown By the tscs
thst the enormous sange Of prices tot gold. toay.
il dne, c1c}utirelJ. TO speculation gotten up ADD
| caf11ed out tn direct opposition to the ns1nfa
tendency Of gold 10 decllnc, which. With CUT vas'
expoEsahle surplus Of cotton ami bseadstudf'
secNas unavoidable. The xrrAt drop in the rEsce
Of gold Iron, l6S 10 lsS Just AFTER Il O'Clock, e
p!a'1ed b5 The telceraphIc announcement that tht
government would sell four tu!it,ous. Tut
equelehed the gold corner" but 1t could moi
have lAsied much longer at belt. The ven
DcA1urcs that werr takeu 10 Rct up thtl corner on
] gold, contained, nks those taken to Krt up 4pJ
ether "eotper, the germ that would produce IT.
co3laptc. 10th "bu!!s y anil "bcars" in theli
contcst hal called Ia tho aid Of foreign cap!tal
and the Accommodation hills " theosn on the
market ty torelga tanker, which werp in fact
onty tunds eesrawed et Ionaop, hAa tsokea tt,
prtcc OF sterling exchange down to tho extraorit
nhrs low pf1ec ot III. being ~ pr cent dl~coun
from tho rat Of 1osY. With ~ per cent In fssos q
Ner Tusk axAsnst toadon, <srs
though II was = temporary and tsre4u1A
sd,aplaxe, II is urparens thai rrccie would nos
larrels 10 this couny. ii Ne Pee ~ ahe telcatain
Of isst night announcing the shipment Of II on 10
| roo, LiretpooL Ii had begun 10 DO Nw1 a
, 1869-09-25

YOUNQ IAnEEs, SEMINARY,

AVUNU Lao III I43' NEiN44A9
DLxM COVE, LOh1 Inland. nBsaFpA4etd Tot ~
hcme ptivntets sna edosatiensl adsant1se,
q. D.. Tbs Fali sess3on. stxtcen weeks, onnnsnecd
sspt For e'1eaaas' ie1RY X Buawoop. Praoe1p.l
, 1869-09-25

9zsph!e adfices have been Rrer. Is thus spoken Of
o5 Aa London 2sAea Of tho 10Th instAns:
The adEfcea from the Ftankfost Bourne ssase
es4t me panic n the commencement nt the pres
~ HefA exceeded III Previous experience. Tue
at..E;naAnee wa trnsM. tho principal hansess t1t
ueAe4 y log ahAens tn coblequepce Of the JeKtan
1sadvAl hnd the report Of rue tbess Of the French
emperor had spread IN alarm which brohgtt large
ofutfS tof 9alta from South German spoc1lxtofa.
a me opening the banteEs oueled FfencA-Aus-
tt1Au f0il*AJ shh-ea, which At Saturdays Boarre
aaa bsen quoted u I'll, ii 30; Lomoa1ds tlaAt
p!iee 46} sat 800: Credit Rhares I761} At so, and
Amef1cans {51Al at 81, and It these pr1cea large
aioonnt9 Fere Giren to the drst bIdderA This cre-
Aed an lmpreAson thAt some OF The psrttez for
whom tho hTukeE4 wtra acting had ohtAtped udE4
oI tao Emperor death: but WHEN the
nEat H1tes from Parts md Lyons Arriyed.
teac1on occurred .wh.eh carried back Credit
enafea 70 xf2 Ansts1an Railway to -, LcuhaEls
70 ~ ahd Americana to 81 Il appeared taat
I9t1les2 holde1s OF pawoed securities, together
N1h several pns1Rpuloua bzokcf1, Ind tak-u I'd.
nanuge q the scanty attendance TO sacrifice
the.r cleuta* When the agitation had pastly sao-
4Haeo, people began TO Eenect thu, even u The
Aaa tue Lombard RAILWAYS would not have been
puf7ed With hin, ana would kAve continued their
4afsstnS tsafc tusa ~ hathtztu' The g1ta, fall n
fEahI1nft Vas telfR12s he'd 70 Paris and Berlin. to-
8etaeF Eith nfze selling orders, which IN turn
produced there HeAs reduction Of prices at tnose
c4uest eimrly On The assumption th2t they must
nate Resulted from some dl4t6&Ious stase ot AdAiH
Mnse1 would soon trAu4pifc. The FTzn4sots
Donfse y engaged to a1al3 extent IN the fieuua
bpecnlalhnt1 put %rAny opeFnLof1 IN South Ger
many nay Be seriously compromised"
, 1869-09-25
Hthl tSTA1E.

walrantee deeds conreying city aud suburban
property within seven mica OF the Court House,
flled TOT record on Friday, September -:
Taultna st, = COT Of Harrison 81. G !. la1x
nsx5en aS5 = s'ns 1So Z of Van iuien Il T. =; 'o
rauilas Il. i:ss; i $ oi jsctsoa 81, vi, Wi
l35 Il: August 81. s.noa
Second st is'S ~ Of 1n ran,;aa e. e s'x o..
Hubbard s.. 10 It G Of Des1lnlnes ST, I, 3sx
Dss e.sse. nssi d II Of Fulton IL Vi, ssr -,
is # SEPT. ~ ...ieo, OK
II. With house; sePt 2s;...;:,:;:;: ::;.:.: ESQ
sonin III sWPi WPeis s. SKI oi Van Darea 81, '
I, nrd :. Of 1a'h KISS II: aug. 1a.,..-,.. 2, Is
South Wells = ssa Il o; o. Ean r.. HHTen ~
ID; I'D II: sept. 9a...............,..... 81, ,oo'
uai.,ea i, g il 3 OF Willow st, q, ss1ls4S ..
~ xoRin or cnY ix1Ta
Genrke AZ, Sc cor 81 Snetne1d AZ, I. foox -,
113 It; Sept g. 1855. 1.39
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS
F1tty-nrst st. 3 coE at Atlantic 1t, {, ss* :,
Cough i H. d, a.; ; 81 Of Wright s,. .a:S1i5
Lott e Is "a q 70 i, = :. and Lossise
snb Of i SEC i, s, Is east: Sept: H.: .Il7.oo
Wanath AZ, s5 Il Of ssxty.t Ut, Y Ai1
st01, It; and S,ate II, 13e 1t Of SIXTY -
Fifty. nish st.6oo n Of State At, I, bpxls3N
~ e'NSN& ;f 1Isf o. CRY 1Ixirs.
| Essn nv. 81 It Of kincait u, ! @sA81oo :.
! nieek ; :! IA ci,11a Sub of ,S,s i, Sec
1a, -, IS e: Sept g.. l."
, 1869-09-25
TIE DISMAL SWAMP FIRE.
Effect Of the DronRht-Eorm m alton OF
LAkek-A~llEas

Ffpn the tfHTf0tk ttd.) Journal.
Aluoat eyetT year therr Is tre In The Dismal
Is pnt ont BY raio. Az there toes been 10 long
continued q drought this Jear, the cou1agra:ion
has extended almost heJond precedent Il hal
burnt about elxteeD nlteA almost Without Inter-
ruptton, ln tine from north Ecst 10 southeast.
II il still progressing in ta WORK Of devastation,
and It Ia fcafed th4t It IN destined to do much
more harm before It IA arrested BY rafnA Several
were formerly the richest neids+ there are seen
COW acres upon acTcH Of ashes, some pills OF which
arc nfteen feet decn. The drought has been
dow to the subsoll, ~hsch vartea in depth helo1
the surface from four to fifteen feet All abore II
Ia vegetable matter, ia greater or less degree OF
decomposition. which has accumulated AMI be.
unl1l the whole Is matted together ~ their roots
pcrrncatlng the whole mass. Wnsn this II per-
fect1y dry. It catches Ike ttH1e1, mud hnrns nom
the surfacc loxn TO The ground benesth. requiring
great deal of w1ier 10 put It out. II snail
shower tails, ennulh 10 vet the suzface 10 the
depth Of onfE three or four inches, the tre e not
iii u lie case the so.l Is uudcrbarnt often %
great dl.tance, and people wslklng % what thet
| thluk 1sm ground somcfines sink do~1
Isa theg should ss is i hot, a' roc T 6e 10 the IN
| lucky wight; hls growth Is stopped forever
! Pefepps unacauatrtfl with tho features OF th'
County cxprets sIrrrse si the existence Of t.akt
I,rnmmopn 70 faT n,,ose ttas.xateI. At sae sum
m!l.lescl OF the swamp. Thls 10 easily accounte,
tor, however, when We reflect hoE iaht who'll
k~amp Wks formed lsta taiaed ur manf fee
vegetable matter for agcs upou ages, until sou
parts Of tho Dismal Swnmp arc much higher thar
the Surrounding counts5. ltuu6seds or Feafs az
the burnt district Ii now Lake DFummontL Tnl
ID ahnwn ty the fact that all through the lake ar
. fouut chafrcd stunps md Is whnle 4ppeartnc
ts that Of other smaller lAks* tasf hase bee
formed IN The ewAnp within the memorF Of ne'
row living.
, 1869-09-25

SuhT|easnEy tslaoet not psbls.ara
The expected Recommendations Of Commission
er DelAno, IN reRarti 10 the xhtskey and tobacco
tax, arc thus referred to bs the Philadelphia In
7usrtr:
In the matter of taxation and the moAncanon
ot the present ~ laxs i presumed IN tasss ~
l'e.ano, especially wnen they thsll bare had 40
psensuen tesressions .s q mi 1els1o
shss ssse 5een ti.cio.ea ia 1ac cearse q o1lsts
may DC inferred, iSat IN hfs report Nj. re,.no
VIII not recommend an Increase q w
On tp,rip, but viii lssor e!iosr .t dec'ease ~
sallor, cr the 'e rontipuance Of he Existing u.
1n tins particular II II reported that N enort is
TO Be- made By dealers ~ xn,sksI to ds!s4. tae
that The ts1 should be increased, the nsurr named
fsvo1 @ iae @ oonssaasaes Of the present lar % tae
xnbtees. Experience haA ahoxn that ulaseraA
nod.nca.ion Of The saz laws should be made And
many instances tae ts1 snoa1d b lneEeasea, ana
this viii fcEm tho E1eAt feature O. Con1MtaNoneE
II e. n ssS q tas of
tssed b sometime. DOUBLING toe II On
! which represent capital. and = corresponding
REDUCTION NAY bo m<e In the tAx On Artac1es ot
food and clothing Of dA'y consumption y poof
AID rich allks. TIE list EoZxe<sed Tor thlf !1'
c1eese w,n Hasp1ise NJ Who naxe -: given ~
subject close st1dr, and the amount q Iesonne 70
Be derived f1cm things of constant use And oc:ur-
tenoe, and representing capital. u astontaalnS
II u, however. DOT only IN lhese Fa5s tnat she
reTenuc c.n Be Increased. bat nkew!se Y 'hs Z;
adoption Of cousEty4ncea fer the prevention Of
| IFzut upon The torernmeot thai casu2es aFe
naupe4l- One Of thsse II tho prevention Or tho
frequent use Of The s2ne skx1nps, b. remoStnY tho
cancellation. Tho forrRotuH includes some Of tho
prominent polnta that Will be dtscuased Aha teco q
ruended III ihe forthcoming annual report Of the
Cpumisaionef Of internal Retenue.
| The nuhlc fneo1Teuicnte growing out os the
scarcity Of fractional eurrrou u suseepttble ot
ycry eafIy and ehtcua1 retauvat and tho subat'tu'
o1 nt ANAL Rrcenhsckh for Tho ten An nisJ dollAI
uotcs recently Withdrawn. because Of counterfeit.
/ I'd did mates u now going Oh a. NAshInRton. Or
The is. Of September !na.sns, the sec!rta1y b..
anthof,{Y to talne a1,dlttpusi fractional currchcl
10 iSe atnonut Of 5t9 ~. 9ro-thc total then nut
ttanAIpe II ,hat tt1e. hcshf H. ,soo-*ht1c tn
al az Eouereaa authosikrS 4 maximum o
sSooaWn ms whols vii be nlled up, Il needes
/ 10 retuoye I'll ibponssnlence or complaints Q
tsarcliy. and IN good meesors Of ntty.cen
{lscts il not pshcrMlse AnRxrftd.
The ,ats sxeatsment II Frankfort Of which telt
, 1869-09-25
JOHN l. HUGH AUCnlNCLOSS,
PROPOSALS..
Proposals for Lumber, Bricks, Slate.
Glass and Conner,

10 T. e " 'Ss
II Te,s Is s1f nssf'as ss sf es'' quality ~
ao5 iii k.e rae sarsshins ss.raA IN By inches.
ad ses q. shse pSsas set.s. ~ bys sneh~s and is
iset ~hi,e r,ne ]os.t'. ~ bra inches. md Is
,afs y <s fne, E ~ shsa. sts sa ii
dsSs!sa sss + { ,sSss s' tai' A''ea' before
Ind ~ " q :.s 'si .sso;aa1 e. t as es:
sssta nsotoesis vi! lilo t reeetyta :. th. Assea.
ss:S ! i, 3 ss' :.s '' '' '''
e;sn. - ~ :'np's: riu + ~ tarnse III b5s
:" .ssts / ii: s: I'D ID
Also i:l VI ain.Ssk IA pa..iss = .ts
ec1Isr RA, about gu saaass lot 1 fauaFe sees so's
:. ss e t. fst 9a:sS Is:9's. ..
T, f.ie rTppe.as, ia1st 1nnae ior eseh.
4 I ns:s &; Is St IT,
e a.ds l. n sc, r. sT e Ms,s .d q %
erptint aisS % sssa .na inc as, ."r ihs 10: u: ~
The scef te u !a thes ees thsn one!h!rd o.! The
ia ae &c III " .ss
'esqg e, ,2;Af f,,s r5say sy;L%ss I9t dating
ta1lsht. as,it iasfc.
4 :: #:$s;: ;;:{ zS:|s$ ;;5$': s:s::
a.''.r Q! E1adoNS ta.. aeas.s
s tss s.srt. bs sn s Il.
m + .de :s ! - .hsss ;st: :. e 1T
it1.ad Arscua1. III d ae delivered before NAY l't
Also Also FOR COPPER CUTTERS AND sPouTlxt:
About sseiinral Of GatsetV made Of shsetaA ICE
Abaas 70 nta, te*s Of Valley Gutter made Of sheet
1ioas - Iae.i feet Of Ridge Cover made of sheets
'sTt -.n,,,n.,t.x+ ,f E1,,htnss for xsh1rs nad6
, 1869-09-25

fernta RJt quiet p.51e{ tt: .slss = go y Gaanas
e: al o: sa l1ss a W.
:sa5d e tsea 81 sai :s.
.ss!:s s f. +. ~ hss: @ 81 oass
,,T11 fEIsolfex-ha.teFs st lsse for 0ude: nsss tor
aufs-Quiex At ip4sc
laSa114,M.-Qass ~ Q At e. lnsSi p ;ar-
s.1alaa Eli
:;s:s; 8 8 &: I ss:5s$ + 8
aaiet q g. & SO nfa ea Is,
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, 1869-09-25

tlcu,en are supplied By Ssu Francisco des1eft
with Ill the buStsr tbcI receive from thtA PLACE.
ALd tho lixty 1rktns taken ~ the lat ste amer y
ehte Ne lett New York Tor this ctty on tho 7lM O
August. y htle freight By stea ncr which ea,sa
from New York same day, REACHED here On tae
btr freight for about half what II costs Overland.
The cheefe finally arrived on the 18th
Tie eI{ ore Of trcadstuas iron the port 9! sho
francisco from July !, 1>to, to September II, ~
cslnrarrd with The same time last year, hare beeu
n f0J1nKH.
, 1869-09-25

The foitoEing Erniu has been received A1nce the
Abo.e tables we're made u3: so cars wheat, ass
cars and 1850 bu corn; 1Ra csss md 900 b1
oats: . CATS 15e: and 1s cars barley. Tctal,
s:6,Oo0 bu.
There vas 4 full attendance on 'Chsnge to-day
but light aggregate Of business transacted. The
tremendous e1c.tenents and enoI1noua ducsua-
ttona IN gold ii New York had no other effect
here than to make operators cautious Few buy
err were willing to take the rlAEs On grain, par-
ttcular!y those kinds which being exported, sre