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The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30
Shortest Route to New York.

Inside Line UiG SfOningtOe.
From Boston and Providence Rail-
<aScE way Stat ion at $50 o'clock P, M,
IT4EE Sundays excepted) connecting with
- new and elegant Steamers ut Stonng-
ton and arriving in New York in time for early
trains South and West and ahead of all other Lines.
In case OF Fog or Storm, passengers by raying 81.
extra, can take the Night Express Train via Shore
Line, leaving Stonington at 80 NJ, and reaching
New York before O'clock A. NJ.
j. w. RICHARDSON, Agent,
ap26dtf 134 Washington st, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30

Perhaps no one medi-
cine Is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
eyerycOuntry and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient punrgative
Pi1. The obvious rea-
son is, that il is a more re-
liable and far more effec-
tnal remedy than any
l. N.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30

FOR .GALE

East Windham, "A wood lot containing 80 acres OF
press. For iurther particulars inquire at 337
Congress st.
c. n. sTUERO.
June 1-dS;wtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30

House and Land for Sale.
HOUSE and Land SS Daniorth st will be sold ut
IL bargaia or exchanged for other property.
Enquire OF FLETCHER8 & co.
June 16-d3m
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30
$4,000 to Loan.

rTNHE above amount can be obtained on first-class
l. city mortgages. Mortgages bought and sold.
GEO. x. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
july 19-dlw aEl
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30
Also the splendid bay Stallion
uSAUNTERER,.

Siredby s'Ned Davis" the by "Hiram Drew'') who
trotted his mile in 2.37-dam eSea Foam . who made
her mile in 2.35. stSaunterer" is five years old,
good sterper and kind In harness weighs 800 pounds
and stands fifteen and quarter hands high.
Terms, SIS.
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes OF a Laxative
The Portland daily press., 1869-07-30
Mt. Desert and Machias.
SUMMER ARRANGEuENT.

TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.
The fayorIte steamer LEWIS
-xTM leave Railroad Wharf, foot 's' Of State al,
4s.Rs&E4iA>St, every Tuesday aud Eerf-
- Evenings at 10 o'clock,
or ON arrival of Express trai. from Boston, tor
Mac, iasport touching at Rockland Castine Deer
Isle Sedgwick, Mt. Desert, Millkridge and Jones'
port.
and Thursday Mornings, at o'clock, touchipc
at the above-named landings, arriving in Portland
same night.
ROSS & sTURDIvANT, General Agent.
Portland, May 12, 1859. dti
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

BEEcnER's ABsESr-MNDEDNEss.--A cor
respondent Of the Buffalo Courier makes this
good point on Mr. Beecher, apropos of his de-
NAL of the Id hot story About ten
years ago your correspondent was conyers-
ing with Rev. VIM. II. Milbun well known
as the blind preacher and Mr., Beecher
happened TO become the theme of talk Mr.
Miburn related this story, which give in
his own words, as | recall them " Mr.. Beech
er is the most lorgettul Of men My partic-
ular friend, Rev Mr., Unitarian min
lister Of Brooklyn, told me that one Sunday,
having finished his own sermon, he dropped
into Plymouth church before the close of the
exercises there. In reading the concluding
hymn, Mr.. Beecher, in a most Original and
Beechery yein commented upon every line Of
1t. My friend was struck with the remarks.
aud also with the oddity of their being made
at all The very next day hemet Mr.. Beech
er on ierry.boat, and told him how much
impressed he had been with his comments up
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

on the hymn Mr. Beecher expressed the
utmost surprise, and utterly denied that he
added one word to the text Of the hymn it.
self 1t was clear that the whole matter
and his comments occupied at least ten min-
utcs--had entirely passed from his mind
Such was the substance Of Mr. Mil6urn's
story. Is il not more probable that Mr.
Beecber has forgotten the proiane opening to
h- summers day sermon, than that several
credible witnesses have remembered what
never occurred
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

OF the Sun Ralph Meekor, promising y.-.
reporter on the Tkijinc IS out this month Il. !.
interesting article On Becchcr, in pa,t,.S
MONTHLY. The Dcbi8crot il about on its last
and viii soon die out, as The Ciiydidavs
ago. This was Sweetscr's fourth entsrp,i.
mean Swectser of the Mail, the Immaculate y,.
man who c-tabli bed the Round TaIls. sold y
established the Ga-eHe, sold out, establidel 3.
N1H sold out and then established ts O..
which played ont two days after Sweet.sr he.
posed to make &c stock concern The H
bns lately iost one Of its most efficient men,
ALVIN iunt--ior long lime night edito, b
died as nadila, New York, about q week b..
George Nakeman, the mawzinist, Is n At,-
h0rt-hondliue the assembly he will m
these days. give Gen lafayette G. Baker l..
To- Che printers During The war he was Bake
private -ecnnrs, and is one OF the very tg
neg mon who cam Toll anything c1ucenn, ID
orkiue of toe secret service in the day.
t,e oup.ct-autue,s Mcconnell, Of the T,.,
also at Albany Col Du sole. CHIEF d.
file Smday Times, and known in toe Oup
ity o. Knuserbocker' Of The phiaissI
yfndgy DsDaich. grows siouiar and ..as,,.
.r, dny. and wakes ioily as he grows fad 10
i1u one Of. The chief stockholders OF the s,.
SD implr,ant chauqn. have tnken place 10 "a. N
.siou. ulpsr. Prof Ssheni. editorofths rr
Almauar. san c5nduc.. the Hsflsaia rtes,I
r3.op manages Ill., Is4,Deadenf. AIS oi ya-.
he Dlserrs-. the L.h,rql Chrtaiaa. and nh
aarch paaers. eNcept tire Church Union
aqfl .ls 4. reeurds editors The la,tsr nav.
11v in ti.e hands OF the Rev Cummond n.
!, ooe. known n, b.. INA. i.,y preacher ,. b..
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

A Curious NEsr-AIiss Minnie Grg
Fletcher, VI, placed her wallet conlaa
thiriy-nine dollars, IN drawer, not
since az Che safest place IN which to pat
Having occasion to look to her treasure
few days, she discovered that the leather
been cut and the money abstracted.
mourned her loss for some days, il bein.
entire savings the past summer When ii'
suggested that possibly it might be founl
portion of it, on the premises, as via
ioubt it was taking by some small aDs
search was made in the upper story q
lwelling, and between the timbers. nei
.oof, nest was found containing the MS
pills, with other rubbish, mutilated 10 q
"oneeiyable shape. This nest was fnnIl
orted, identified and redeemed BY thea
Of issue different partsof the country
out the loss Of dollar, much her gass
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03
tUatphman Supplement-,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1858.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER

no greater perhaps than yours or in'ne' 'ul
whom on account ot the prestige 81 hl- name ]
con quote without le"r ofi''s' once s''l'
is dangerous dwelling even m Che suburbs oi an
infected city Not only the touch' hut the very
breath Of temptation is poisonous and there D
sometimes conagion even without contact
ltis mrdy possible fora man to be mean
a bud thing and not The worse for IT,
Although 'his senlimeu, was "Fll'e' iOn.
before such thing os UNIVERSAL -oniae'
mown' tie argument applies t9-d.5 es D On
when pr. south ana his neiehoor' li'eu ano in'i
nl@eu' mere was '..' N' e'''''o i''''''
pledged TO shela mscall'N from the ROW on'
penalties % oNenoed JuSilce iaefe- "h'e "'
are at disadvantage Neha'e an elective 1odi
emN' ana it is m"o>9 oilarng premium i'
'lomy' Joy refusing Z" punish ma.elr 'or' are
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perienee o,oong tl,e Regploror. IN San Fropris,6
q and thew want no more like H. Their experiepe,
j, r r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

COMMISSIONER or lNfERNAL RryESuE 4,
nouuced that Gen Grant has rendered this !
70 Hon Columbus Delnno, Of Mount V's
Of Ohio, and that Mr.. Delano will accept q
missioner Rollins has desired to be relieved Z
long time and this selection Of a successor
be gratifying in every way. The apponiHe
Mr. Delano is eminently fit, His characd
fortune place him beyond the reach oftempa'
and his experience in public affairs, win 7
and strong intellectual powers, conspire 70 I
him faithful aud Efficient officer He wa
IN Shorebam, Vermont, June ., 1909 and
IN Vermont just long enough to have the
bent in the right direction, In 1917 he ~
TO Ohio, in 1891 was admitted to the bar, y
1891 entered upon public services, in Tn'
various kinds, he has been since employs'
served in the 29th a9th and doth Congress
in all maintained an excellent reputation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

Bsy~ Please PAT this oaer into the hands
Of such Agricultarlst. as are not now sub
scrihers TO the paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

The bill to amend the civil rights act was then
taken up and passed without debate
Mr. Morton presented the credentials OF d. D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

Coon EyAMPLr.-In confirmation Of the reports
r p--.sI-.4 f'--.t' eco,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

Mhole, during the discussion Mr. Butler admit
hl tat the treaties made with the lately hostile
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

FULLY believing chat Agriculture is the great
interest that underles the prosperity of our whole
country - thut DO is the foundation on which all
other Industries res. - we design % give still
greater space and prominence TO its discussion
and encouragement in the columns of the Wdfch-
man 4 journal than heretofore To this end we
have secured the assistance of some of the most
intelligent and enterprisiug Farmers in the State
On net in conjunction with those
VETERAN AGRICU II WRISTS
who have for some time had the supervision Of
our
FARMERS DEPA RTMENT.
Acting under their advice, and with view to
bring labors 70 bear upon the greatest possible
number Of those interested, and also % secure n
more general introduction Of those improved crops
now controlling the markets and so richly reward
Ing intelligent toll. we have procured, at great
expense quantity Of the genuine
EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
and also of the justly celebrated
NORWAY OATS,
which we propose to deliver, within the month Of
March next, free of expense, to all
NEW UBsCRIBERs
reported within the succeeding three mouths, who
shall pay one year in advance, (S2,) delivered in
quantities oil not less than
TEN PRODUCTIVE EYES
of the Potatoes, and
o n Il Q U A r 4
Of the Oats This amount, with the practice Of
our scientific farmers, viii in a single year iurn-
ish the requisite seed Tor an extensive crop. VIII
oar
F A r NJ Il R READE RS
aid us in this enterprise By little pains to
circulate this generous offer among their brother
farmers in each ones neighborhood, its adyan-
tages may be brought within the reach OF all.
and, while comforting a benefit Of perhaps
TEN TIMES THE COST or THE PAPER,
involve no loss 10 Us.
While it is our earnest endeayor 10 furnish the
best paper in the state in oil respects, we mean
it shall be especially in the department of Agri-
culture Shall We meet with suitable encourage
ment In this behalf?
MoNTPumR, } & j. NJ POLAND.
Dec 1868 !
~ All desiring to take the benefit Of this offer
are requested to say 50 in their order. giving
name and postolfeo distinctly, that full record
may he kept
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

House then NJ IT 80 aW0urncd until t0-m1rTq
at 10 O'Clock
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

value two hundred thous-
.ailding of the new road
.s.r
bans Messenger speaking
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

&C. ---r--- -------~~ 80 .sNs'.i OrUss
street commissioners, y. g. Camp, Levi Boutwell,,
Medad Wright
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

VII0lns VOunty, m
IN l.. Edwards Of Derry,
ID that Mr. Edwards was
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03
FARMER READERS

" N deslring 70 lake Inc benefit Of thls offer
are requested to say 50 in their order giving
name and postolice distinctly, that full record
may he kept
, 1869-09-16

tempt at deciding which IS the higher tri ,un Il,
TIC civil OF me frct*astlc, whether the eiI.ta>i-
astcal law y ioun'tet upor. and derives Its func-
OBS from. the clsil 1aw; whether, ln facs. the
Eptacora! Church Is the offspring OF ponulAs .scnl-
CcIat1c government. 0r dtrtnc Institution, C3't+
70 ntsttca!ly ly God, participating In Hts nfr
tuAiace and wlsslon. ami therefore cpnlP+t-ut ~
iuanaGe her own Affairs, even man sxe lh,. civil
law. sice, II she be divine, Ter Jurisdiction r. as
saltdly superior to the merely human rtxu:af!'L5
TIE question Ia not brru:tt tlp for tac ns>t .tn-
IN lhs ctuncil: II Is the qc.tauH whna tlsr f.t'o-
c"la! Church has been tainIs. almost itaatic1ll,.
ftut tasur.Ag to decte cIcf since tG1 esta5.i-h-
meht. TAr conEreEate1 Eptsccpatta"a arr 81
ua'.5 in,erEuSston colntt ass.n9 g. what ma"'sr T.,
trtr unsxerk: and the Ehtcagn discussion !. pre-
cl~els Ike thc clscussun OF the same pqiat ID es-
;fy Ep'seoral censs. tton heIs and ,h. sn Great Frat
r.it mt1At~rs II the Church, In
t.+siors +. y nj A1lr tqual, coafroni ea:n otaes
with tw" snswsrs.,pagaolc cssssal!ctous-asa
elatuicg ta f tie CHntss, tth the sGnll!rl p'!rI
1t::r VI 'la*nutng s!lasehteTs. 1n the ,fIr~lans,
lnn.ltrate On the conservative side, III .t1et
Ut scl!-tictttts.-s nAtutn! ~eaktse~. wlcd Nc
:AcH .ar s:c. are ot1tcc-hnsc:s: w''!le The iaE
'setsstes, NhOt+ very prtstnce II the cr';'es'4s-
tical councils u tit,:Gnrc C:ch II, vi t-e!. IN
.t nSsasts. sx'k tn tnr .tls fauks, -sar-
thE ttl': thutcn thr creature Vi the set2:uEart,
slteisItrs Vt the cE.nch In t!,c It-l =t1t-s may
t's tlr2:t.,i by tie civil Jaw 'e,r. 'nrr are st-!
subject t1 see l"Ef!f: ate r"i'tai ,.stfsinens III!
| ayrr the w.tkI. FtUttl 1ntS sssncli;son-a iref-
h1'lr krtca. uNe-ws thali hay: t.," con n-'~f"'lLy
| Of sEs tLs:ii Of ii thl ch .fiH IL: ne tis-
IT. se.', ~ s.c.o4~ tI'r-tsl III" "at ft4 ."f ny
s.AH hcfc. nitt l.sItft t+: -s'I 'Ilt tssc tf-
.., Il, Just tk, rn:tir.Ts in.':i.r ~ 5'i@x!a i:
rival xLytfst REGULATE lar 'tt-'t.tt.'' ~ t.
a,,:. Af Is IL 1,'' :. II, s' ~ Iecr! =. ~ -
IL IL ,tlt:rs, s!:1r" '1usa TIC ATE, tec 'lrtta''
| ars.-. ... .. -..... .
1..r c.:<axu u''c:i..,:- ts:';-'1 ','""e":se T.
tsr u. 1-tul, r-l sEas:.r. iu..s. -4:'ia ss' :e
t.r >'t ii :l.r s,:..o IL e.l::..- ~. ...- liz.
! cs'-:t ntr II C.HF:i. t. .l:' sl::n;f IT,.
F. II fata:1r n l., favor. rsit si1'. fE..br:- III
1lt.' itt:.t tf.s'tn with ktln A1fs f:.tt ssrtE ).
..Ha Iu-I tatt III :ht: t-y 'eiIrt=-. at :aA..s
.I.r4i that Ia their r,is.,,n 1stt =. -is. ,s.ty hi
/ rilta !t:+T liz t.!'f= :slEG c:tata. u ~ I'll.
raj -rrrs: Hers ar cl::l :ac:. : :. yra Z =. AZ
r.I7!rn was tat ii - 'f:Ea1,t,w 4, cs:.a! Il
II! discussion :. .Ia 'r't tak: p'.. 1t III. unt:s
tr fs.>.. 1s.ss I~t:ti = IL n" iytl cH.t i Dr.
! -N.tG: III THU. ws-r's- tnr chAFth Ill l'il'Ut.
~s..nlH t",-it~,1t tn: sl.c.s..': ii I. mis- ri.
i E:.i Gitef 1t l;2- f-tn rci,t>l ~ 4 l,t:. cttl
aG'if.e Ill llIE1ls-
, 1869-09-16
NENpUI3

MEMPHIS
;'-..5ll1s, Sept 15CcT1oN-F!.meT; receipts,
I'aEapsiUTFs- Flour dun aud dropping. Com
market Isre. Oats quiet At ls@33oc.
HAY-E N at saH.t0@An.
rEev,s1oSs- -Pa:k nomlnai q s9S@: LaSs M u
Gi9:. 4'S'& ''@' '~NsN ~.1'
DETROIT. Sapt. f5.-RREAns1IFFs-Nhea
a.,;srti ii .nana for white for shipment. nad &C
ss,ts:s =: .'nb*s, sI.is. Com Jul, it ;oe. Oats
ST. LOr1S,
y. - sts, Sept. .1a--ToFAcvo-Wtass " s7.se,3
cc4Irxe ea!saann FL, = t. medium DART 'rtt.
l,Exr-t,u:i Al f'ia: q ii. .c' for uc.,rr<se,,
RAtG1NG-Steaals q. %. i. aue
rer SXXX, :a:. Wh~a, 1rm: ~. rs,l TAI,
for ytl!.~;; :ss's: In choice wa,tc. oa.s Inn N
rh Ice. .@ loser: prime Iuwa aa,i ItiIunl., S5c,
ltEe nru ara h'chSF .. teaIsa.e,'+
F.or1s'osS-t2uieta =; Il unchahg;.9: rors. s-,.oo
or af.stis. Eacen- Shoulders. lst,c; GEAR Fis
ls,.c: eira- sides. 1sac- Lari dull al lat4c for
p,1rr seem.
rlGnw1NEs--s,ca.ly At Sc.
C.,71LE-tiurt .. 7x4a1l:;.c for fair to t::eice.
K9cflr7s-F:oa1. 7,tio iris; wsea:, 1s.a>, sn;
corr, ~ bu; oa1a, 1,1so ea; bar:ty, sh bu;
new oRLeaSs.
New 0HLEAsS, sttt 1a--t'JsTeS-Artiyt 81
:u!t i.:tt. u.itsg-, is4taisc: sa:ts Sd tales
rss iee:!rrs. - hairs: s!aeS. 1is;s rai:N
NSEAl~TCTF-Fthus unchanged. ttfn lower,
nstArst. 4s; white. sltaasc.
HA>--t'hssce. ssss.ro- 81; uhto RIVER, s:::5e:
rsnriss:,ss-a;e,s ;~rS. s2s.Gl- l-4ri tir1
t:rE. Z, IL. I.:.e: ke:. cEr:c', a'ehe7, At 2Jx
G2fc-
C~wI6n. S.I:.. .1,ur :: :ea,.s
anu uHr ss.Etsl: ,; nlsprs w.:lt
| n tss.:s' i"I White. u II So. .".s!.ie estes
Nle", dull aud unchaugs..: Sales - l:s3 :'u X.
, 1869-09-16

~, str.t. 81 EaStl. :;t. tAa NV: r.a.r!e ;sse.
"A. ~ .: III :=>e al; t"r delivery i, rsvs-ed
i:y. l'tt61:H
.!1'.E~-1he:e was ,,n'l scc'tar 30 ,.ia aa-ke,
:. -t-., "t.'t i.s: : Errr Etui" a.!s sr lJwvI.
:u,,'s wee i.'':lrc M. n aa:;'iat a. i tte-
IL. <. LIZ. G ;t+ VII, h. tI;.;it..iI- arc !asuabie
.sstHt 's>.'- Ne Sc':e III. Ll".ct " x
u fAF II ~:k< rtn~ . CITY, cfett4 :.lt-atfs
80: = r. II >s't''. c1s5'-:- ii2h-- 1ia ilAr: 'tv
v. ',rs ;:.t,.: ~. ~ ::,s, >,nt.', ,t -
''sai.s .'an h;.'i. te-;ti1.ls .rrits: hrae.sr.i,
:, * ctGt III.
, 1869-09-16

FoTAToEs-sases Of 80 ba at .,.sa3,.a,: $50
. sswEEfrrorAroEs-s,,c. ot !, ez,, ,c1,ox NJ
s. IL: 81 tfl- .lu II sc.t.ta4ca
G.tME-sAl"~ Of I ,ioz al1,l; !: SIM.
poClTRf-ssitso Of coops chickens at Il e3:
soops 80 ;ts II ii -: ' coops T. T. Il sc ssss:
coors af said; 81 rs Keys ii i:e; cnops ducks
~ RiG-r,,ees rrna.n steady ant, rm. n.
follows: & c4ri"-. ~ ;,.r; Eauis.an.,@ @ ss.'ase: e.
1::EeoIn, s's-S...: ra'n1, s':seMc- .,.,
euotatiens were i'm -u6st ss,lAlif III"
.alAt rs ll>' ,..'!' ..n.ts.'s era+iyc,
;"F s,s ;'t;' So .i, .':s &c :.t,. ~.
f,.,.s G.: ~, :iI4stsx K a.. -.
an rnos'lttl, 'tk-: -.,c>, r1u,nr+, s.:4a>;
-EkD-r,e msrkes was t1nl1 At yrstrr1ly's d.-
ures. sllts: ftxo1Hr-+s -nf IN la :s At ts.$t: ::
A.s3: aid ii ha2s At t:i; 13 t.ags III - IS: !r
1ags " r +: y ba rh.Isr al s,:.s: -? aa'i 9.
sj.-i: lG hiES Ut $4Il.
stGAKS-Geuessl's speaking, q unte-as Is ac-
I've trade tr3nsr1e'f and prices were III ':s~ sts
,asla.iti. Ne. however. mase NJ char9" n %:
list: Crushed. Towfe-1aa, ami csanui is.-f. ~:
@l;';c: \ s1an1a't, l3t:a3stc: !. a. s,an-
.lsiti. l3's'a1atc: Il. sta1,nasf, ls- extra
sss Tim sxts ct..,x ,ssnIai,;; ssnno1
+" fas, llA!lA.c: Cth., rtt:c. I" choice, 1s'a
l:ss:, l'rro R:eo, con'san tn fair, nE:aisc:
| ot.x. cslnrsnn tc f1tr, l1,ei1Er: Hayaua, NIX.
p!'n: 10 ca.tte, 1sst3lse: n,.l1ss.s -u..r. I,
80 i.:-r; Ca1 ion Z. ~ tales4': calvert ycl-
SiRt1S-Ths market pnts-s,,.~l tne san4
rt1I*tM features ~ Inst n't.e.l The H.
E,aaa was 'a,r and 1u":a .ons ruled -Ira.,y,
| thi!s'Ielfh,a gssien ssErr, 6Aa6:x: silver ,irps,
- NC: tu''a mo'ass-... ':-dah.: View inrs -xt,4
/ jrjr TIL It.ess
, 1869-09-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

THrksrAv Ev5>I*,;, >.:.' i.
~ VI Atsvs1fcc t'Ettirr int ti,: ss't',,..,-.:
'a!' Il ttf ycat tic :; aiis.o::,= 0: t... .e A.
iS.;: s'e<,,:a. taart :I-n.soa-, bs,u: ft:--
; t-kca rar.ia:;7 in :he .l,% Though -rs,lv
:i-st ,sn1ns III tue u.,nry market . ;>r.::e.s
-i,i4h e.1u II the Eaek tto u tli.:t i l:ss-
.etele tbs effects ~c-e i,etsei,.iu:s nrrt,
ii2s:t:!! ns;cr.:r uf cur haak= ta,a:, ;i!c
sss"+. 1La' hs' a. qua: and ;.l.ss .,.a- nit,
Tiers IL l7 III! takl',s the fact l.n .:l-i- -t..ss
sftu're'c. STR af@u light. .nt #. :, :la
:i!t.> Lave Ii IL. nsale than euo1:ls ua i,s.i 10
ae at!e to make rt>,;'t e:aH!e -nox1n. ne.
III. Gail c.,ssle- fs.c the t-t: ssaten:n:
The SAuer VI s!.'k rrsiu.:ioa il the uuuat
II 'easl IN l.ani is almost en,ireiy u U.
:.1;' il. et1l. tal ~hor,-Es.:: OF dl;s>-,; A..
.e,I.:s. il ie2tl",r:esl that the city ia. vi; h.
."s~:' a,-:sE.E Ill tue nrisho,shuou pf 4
u..G r.: celart, ,".lliu she Pa. ieE Gav. 70 II
ID contractor. and TO Meet the pay roil- pf
:s.e r,,hsl,' e-tr.n;-. The game i. v.,se;s, ,pis
vi irdv1cna1 e'pa.itore: n,.ns of 1ae1, are
.A:tntlnE thu it E:i>incss. aud ees.i to a.e ai1
sb' If s&Allaelr 81 Tor tnat i,aEpse, lll;Is
many o;ht,s ere ~lfh4r@win. their eas,,:u4
,;.u..s 10 ltsn on tho ssree,. where papsr il
lIt MY. a1.d the high rates IT i:sh71 Ne. CALI
ler month arc tempting to the onc w.:o has
su:ney to 1trd ard w1Et. to sec his pie grow
There il also ZONE incFea>t. ia tue :leu,ul
Item the country. indicating th1t o!lt rcc4.r:.
u r. dcce will itctra-e l., ,fcre Ioa.. "a: Il.
Western railroads have vit:mitaEu c.Esi;Ict-
ab:e qusntsties from the ei,r to pay their
hsucs. vh:c:. u.c1.,r Will TAX. ei.e.
r.,ute in set'ir !aSs 70 the r,,uuIs OF city *
culstion Ouer!uss Of prime b.ukabls ,,.;...
sr, TO: largo. 'te ! eea II. sssasy se;a.; =. :
orally for longer time tAnsi the tanks arr sil;-
i.g 10 E7.pt, and riany ~eul,l 10 borrowers Do
nut apply at the lank cou1,sets knosia,, tia.
they nun1i lo rcluet~l. f,e ha1k. are ac-
cor:suoissirs sll 'heir regular er.s ora ~ hut
.!u Ect ca5c to :4se up R4:h new o4es: h n 70
nusts i: tie tsn4s Is quiet. sIl.ISa a...1vet
sc.scc.
III. genera. sentiment is thai t:la ca, for
tic bauk >sat. NETT .'nsat tlu: longer - !. de-
l4ytd. II tic sail wcre once I4ale s-r,z7
Thousands Of trlla4s would tie released Into
esEtr-l circulation ri icla NJ, lh,W hing 1Jiv
~a1;lsg fur the Gay OF reckoning.
Eastt IN E1chaDSt ~a- Ernle1 1o.day. Early
IL tie uscrEinr Us:r or tw" ) i. wrre C t. ~
'e~ I. u pe; ,'A0 ..t-> '::,t, hit .st.. y
el.as &c "lr linn \, stc ctr l.0gu Ut peEsesn
isskr. Centtcr rz;cs tr- uuc:lltsti; q 10. Il
At ~ st''''.e, aud IL ttsll.5 FER 1,n y Ill s',l
:. lbt felloeing a7otations wire received by
Ear.atl i Match to-day:
t;''InI:: NEW y1EE.
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