davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-31
MiseeIlnuepuA ltemx.

LCNCH-The new schooner upon the stoctl at
the yard Of Aessrz. Miller, Fsc1lerekzon I Been,
IN the North branch, Ia 10 be launched this after.
ncon al clock precisely. Her disme1nnna nze
as follows: Length Ct keel rs fect length over
l.9 feet; depth Of bold fect inches snd breadth
Of beam, & feet CHE will measure at,our 1D tons
new measnfrmeu& Her owntn are Mes41x Mar
lin, johnson, Miller, ETedrickson 4 burns
1tlNo1S AND MICHIGAN CAfA---The Illinois aod
Michigan CanAI VIII open on Monday ne1t, and
bcatA VII be cleared from LaSalle ON that. date
TRANsy14A--Tnc bark Hemisphere has been
sold BY Eugene Smith, Of St C4air to Captxn
Fanl and Others, Of sandrsky. Consideration,
$1,000.
Captain Hines has disposed Of his one third To-
tezest In the schooner Flying Cloud, Of Chicago,
10 parties In this city. Terms private.
MORE TUG CoMN1-BJ private letter re-
ceired here few days since, We le1rn THAI three
tu3s are 70 leaye the Hudson River for Chicago at
an early day.
The Mississippi Re1er Is open to Dubuque
- NAvI0A11oA.-The RecistsT says that nearly al
the vehsela along the wharf At Sand1skJ, consist
ina Of steamers tugs and sail craft arc brushing
and lifting up IN anticipation ol the opening Of
naNgaticu, -,
CHlR7K1a Thu. schooner F1ea Democrat
Cleared for RacIue on saturtiaJ, whero she ls 70
load with com for this port II thrte cents
bnshsl
The schooner William Ald1ich has been chAr-
tered TO CARY load Of c.dar pests nom Two
Riyrfs 70 this pom. FutEht, " cent? apfece-
1RfuHtes Ge5{{uel
, 1869-03-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Commanding Deparmen
r. n. THOMSON, Adtutaut General.
, 1869-03-31

Sxw fo111 AatTh ntI6e t1onef .tstasroC haa
5i ~; @ b r. s .e9s ss % q ~ ssss ae
1.ir1 order % taAte z? hacf Ac.xasa nov eu,.
fnvss. md peid s eent fod = bare eA oss. es,-
od oEr III to-soa.ro. :. - ~ thiEf hut il rsE
sses !s 81 : T sSa:sa : 81 = =, f:ss ssss
+. III I'll. ,q sernsa My =: 1a?ed Of
ID IL - ,.s. ba. .s insssat. sas ~ trnes 81 a q
hong hA ufvef Aecr* n,orr thaa e1r.r1er taserrz
ed ass s . .a9 u 81 Ia ssx ~ Z f5
the n.tss ies ths t;1os bstsk aEa tns5e.. tae ,In
hives tut shesr !. Ters h.se dntnE
stas ss .s as9a.r & u ss.4s III ses t
.lss ~ e upstnx sd f,qsn - Es.e r M ~ 20 .i1e.y
CIV saat q e sGa ~ .sla q = = sTea
las; sa.saad to ln. fen 70 ~. a !uEao,: ne, &
r. r.sss ia iot ea19o9ios Mr. = "a r. eet II
~ ~ ~ Il. & g es5ns T ernt kspts to
es!.GS; ~. ~ y!eaea. - i r. slc.s r.
Ias ta .4 sa9s Z G 3 "a 'hs tses II. .e
Sss;Sss: SSsSss: Ss;ssss " Iss1s. s1sx
i S5;:s;;ss Ssssa. T;sss;.ee, ne~. sstx
Iae ,s;st & G,,ttt n, asnnt III tosnccn ea-.ncd 70
Fssss u. <F'1ss Z i..sa 10 "a Fl
' s;a*s ss;s s I'd NJ " s.si's liz
Rssk l.'.ph r srCtn lss to ~ -ALceusnesas sad
u s liz @ r. sa .I1 i & ea sss
nas.h1 fs.su.s SsS I to1sttne M WIKI III sfra
:. :he sise> howcses aod tic nAr4st E.t q da ma
ol,Ilsl aisios i a,,9 ,a.ss' du1, g., s,.,.,
ffs5ffia f1sss5fa5....:. a.n.:::: aiass;;
RseI4pss !. ;hs sniTm.eary. slsx1n; p.,rsn,4
, 1869-03-31

AftT the Eose II 'Ch1uSe No. SFTtog Wheat soil 10
atdtrate extent. but an easier feeling prevailed the
market os4ns steady at s113 for aro< and al114 seer
AErl. Al ta Evening Board bastnesa ruled dull with
sales cendned to eAoo bu Ma Spring Wheat II slrK
seller net wtek Other Crime weEe duh 1ad Eu1e:s
n@nlaal There WA no movement In PTuviksouA
Live Hacs met with bEiak demand, and tho market
wn ttFpue II full p9es ealcs making eam9lLoe for
ctEnon to Extra quAtieA The Cs3tla market cpeaed
little -tasnr.~ hus subsequently thc1c tprans uo
tive demand. and va1ne Appreciated fully sc rio IL
Ala. Lao he.d changed hA1ds during The day II and
within the ra1Se of 4Qh3AN the outaide {or extra.
, 1869-03-31
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TEExhAI EeG41Ho. AIIch u
There va an increased dssaAod for Dsy Go - last
Eek md savf dscatne d re q feT MAles y
main h..u md n.a1.ns1lJ Tie sSne Do<ea In
port Of List week. spt Goods not eou4lns forward
aLe md ohsesa ar dlllns orltrs With ~ arrs q
and Quotations Eozc readily stanGea Affair 1unaes u
bnyers wcre tn attendance to-day, and
The tlet thai khrt puGcha$eA clrad % an1Ts1n1
p:rsslns de1nAuaA. very satsa1oJ na1Auess trans
, 1869-03-31

EGGs.:Tht market t0r Esys hl1 6eeu so11ewhas e
e4trd dutirH The r4st few dAyx 2nd pirs h1vt A,en
tuesuatinf raIytES fsnIn 1asAe 10 &s13c pE d.1tz.
To-day the Eatxet VI eu1p.5atsyey z,esdy 4 80
FRUITS md NU1S-Tbe RxDtr1 tSsde his btep
reasonably ACTIVE dnce the dast of lAek weekly r.
dt4e1irton. Or1nses and 1e!noqs owing q ,ho lazrr
gy n as 70 h.Es ,15sd Sets, Sefs Vt f0s soa ,asna
Gnen Apf4cs .se U sod re4oest nd t@ choice East
making & 80 4ano Dried Fsuisa an dn especially
anratsc varetIea NutA remain steady And unehapks
, 1869-03-31

- = !asEs s5r!v. ssa = PEet. p 1o.
q ID Hctt t9 TIE EAtt1u tt1da Ed tiSxAb
md ntss wTt nx ut tstoed S4aes wefe rtpus:rA II !
aaxt d 9&An3Aa0 tcr coe11nnn to VIZ choice. We
!S head. aversdHz M n+- u e6-&. u h4a .v71fans
u E. n had averaging - b., xx 445sAs n
, 1869-03-31
r1:aRm
-sa-n
4 kra.m

7 HGII6-Iht fEtC5JH WtFt {skIt s0-tAr. k1d, NaaCf
Eosa healthy trsaxod al o1csi1s. quickly ahr
sst&d Il f1 and fc: Tie more drG1alFa qu*lt
naltet fcT The hrt dine stner Lit a. anA with
sr.1 u Ill |, b Su!:t r'tnhte shst r<t1
tos 1ex1 vii be sustained. ai cati dnfn4 The present
Nesf 1es s1tsre4 sale. na1aseI hrsd Al prier.
nd nixed tss: kAalnoo far taeafara 1ai-, and 1t
: for f.'oa 10 chn!cc. WITH few exs1a 1t
9!Arn The MAlket ttoAed In, with the rens empty
The flo~tns ot The 1s.nrtrnl
, 1869-03-31
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological Recart for March 80, 1ssa, a. re-
Ported e5 J. G. Lans4utn, Jr, opccian, III RAa.
oolpa Efees, correspondent 70 tho Smithsonian In
"eslap "'c~r4ng,' gentle" .tniSh,' HI,r.@
"motN Atmosphere" .ain, !" and "snow":
, 1869-03-31

OIlS-Few d1af.. Il importance hare tFapsritvd Il,
F.h Aad tr<uaE kas silt1, though 70 .ea1s
aetire Nv ~ t45en place, We quete = follow!
t,si'es elF Ia o. E5ssa h:er ai@al ;Is!,
Lat:s=:iSSs o. !WVe-' Issse: .fassrnsine. g.:
q; Se.ts Ea<t- k1ERIN
PANTS AND E1LORs-Dealers repe.t 4 ttadEy
a1a tt Esskcs IL lookiex ~ The 1oks atr ample
kud Al osden are lTu PITY hlc ), The following qoota.
uau1;
r Lcrts Lad 1ad Oil ca . StTstp P,1Ee..4 - Itn
Atlantic. Strictly f1Irr
, 1869-03-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign MnFko&ss

Foreign Markets.
. LONDON, March n
United 4tztea boodh ST.
Lrpon, NAzrh a1-E.enln&,
Console 81. 80 boodA 6at- Stocks s&c.tx; ETie
III 1uinolA a69s; Atlantic Greet Wertan. Ix.
o. E8AHXIuREs March u
cQKXXRSllI. ..-.-..
. LIyKhrroI, March S-lI.1sA n.
F!our. - I'd Rcd wheat. ~ watto Do, p LID. Cpen,
Ds ID Tor new.
Pork, 1p0s- Lard, il
LIVERPOOL, March n-sAop.m
REeadHuda unchanged
Cotton active and hi<her tuddlins u1Axnda, Ht Gs-
leane, f2<d; sales, % nJ bale1 '
California white wheat n lid: rrd Western, q laI
We.tefn aoEr, - g. Corn new. IN 81 OalA A Il
pmE: iu4 Bca, 20. L4rd ia cbeose, 7s4 b.
Ctnron rcsin, + "a. sft1tts resrleum va: rraned
d. l.sA.d Tall1w, ~. Lnseed ou, IL. TMpeutins,
~ ID.
LONDON, AAIrh b.
Itn,~ed e.kes. r19 1os faIlow tat II "a ii. SrGm
oil, lc4A Whale oil, SIS Cale1nts luscet, ~ tGyN
lutet 1t ~ ~
Pcyraeum eAAes. NHaEx fssnea-
, 1869-03-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

~ ~ :ss:S., ,ns:sssfss :
sseas & aas s: f. .suf y ~; & % e ssn 10 e =
81. @ ~ ., eh.ns ~ T. sster - Z u. ne II g
of Z e! 6 qeas5ss ;s.ss:
ss TAT III % q asa % t. e. 90 e e
500 :! tas a ne sfs sss ssrsoon sss
e q a. 70 q @ sss II sps. 5s r9s %
socke animated. md tac1 wrtr d1ick Il $.W AIS
fos eood e aI1ct.t ehoe tt.h iee ueussesso.5s i
stee oas e:s "a e 741s e.pd s1sefi
mention, wv7c head from ChaI;oa. Io~a. averaging
13H y e@Dsa Tiiy hy Bsown Rrttshsts md I'D q
.r9sssas & e ssd /; As.ns fsa 4tsTg aSs :. sst sS
md he.ta very f..scy la .e"seA hy Gfssa, { keT.
s.e!asyd Lm T. We Also nts ths sAle> b. Wsllwort.
~ Il. psos.S T. 80. eea eaea q ss9ist
w no Dc haaa' Il Jos sse1A i III sc X
Hoaseh 1he AFrfAke quality of The o1eTsuS3 xaB 9Dod
s bps py 81 & E :s e. ' ga r .s.s.s s
. ne..an = 1asasn fof pod 70 e11ra nc
EAtfet esoses E1u At tho ptscea drrn below:
eIo11xo FH1cEA
choier EeeTeeISne, ist 9ei ffo;11td. ito6
Jeaf "a eteef< and Are7aEtn4 LSp EA aad
ptine Rs:1t,-i;ood. wrijtsucd. an5v
eEmed sseess, nd ATesastnS LOO to lth
F.i1 Grsdss-f ii; sssss n 7.if :issh.,1ss @"
"a Lou e l.so he5.--.::....-...:.-..... kss3an
C~Mstcf CITY t1nsste1, 1ad EyU1Ho8 m 8.
cs;,l Il dsSas at.s,
1ttsf5ss5 stxs*16 e. 3 ,sd l9 ,sIs sv;
CAJ%1k gAtEA YOpAr
, 1869-03-31
lpIA- .13ds1U
The damage to The Music Hall Is nbout 81 ,000
~ f,,ft, rt,,rr kr1

The St James Hotel Is damaged To the extent Of
S1,tg0, covered BY Insurance 70 the Annunt Of
$sl.nclL .- ....
The Ore drew an immense crowd, who expected
to SEE tie Opera House and hotel In nameA Hap
pity they were Disappointed.
, 1869-03-31
New York Dry Goods Market
6ledd Despatch to Tke Chicago TvEoGa.

New York DRY G Gods Market.
Special Despatch to The Chicago TytoGa-
SEF Tdax, XarSa n
cotton foods theee II fir h1snees doing In n.1e
fn@ sJ1t1 II generally uniform prices. but the m,lket
y ntfeTtessa lse4tIs ts hu&yn3ey and souDe
4eos asE hssns se = vsroEs tgsods trosq day e d
RsoMn Cotsoa. Tteh seii 4 ~ TT Pos;stnSth =
eeed Boot fosd hsraehed, lsej and The S1if, kve1
tiektnE 1:c Pttnn stssdS It II se ges An6ske.s: t
ss:asueG D.lanef dstrEzAd. a1d nn = u Acc 70
xyie Printed .iraea, n fod Ec7est Il y for ArrL
:, lt.(a lsht fur santhe1n And Eakst51 uakea
WuC4ltn Erda Ia good MpFty. esrBEa ally Light fxpey
styles, which to1y be moved II low I1re1
Occun EFciEhtss
Special Desp4&eh to The Chieaso Tsih.ne
HEv YoHI, N.reh n
FnnoBn-1Anp ia corn 70 liverpool II 4Jsd, and
rates lending upward.
, 1869-03-31

tclloWtpF pytees: Beech, $apo; Maple, 4lo16, tIrk
org, a1looi Sala, &6o0a7.Sn
:, ,WOoL-Recc!sed nome; ahppca, ntyna. Tradt entt-
ttnHet Quiet yrt tra1cr1 firm in thrf de1nAnds
this dsie. Add; -
During The esE,y r47t ot The week th7r w.s sod
attendance u layer. In thr MARKET sd % fsr y the
freely made il Eood and ste.ay pr.aos We sF,et to
st,te that several ouyss1t d1atlsttd with Chicago
%ee ean he re- 4 lews hsasss, ~ .n.sE net b
fsttn.re' ftandplnt though II II thuukhy foaastrus
with ths overrteeked md depressed state df Eastern
m2tkets eeuefaly. In far ChicAko "a ooncrrneSi
ve.l merchant. haye been cuabl.d % doe his
etk1 in soIEthnk H1e rtARonAhc tns al through the
keafo md have thcTt!ur oncAAioa res4rt ars
aet. crrcdic1ts Eow IN o.e e DO bnstnes Whatever
nanty doah1cA n fair market J9iccs long befot
0thtE clip caa hs tGpnkht foEEAEd"
, 1869-03-31

q1otst!cns Tuiea an It &snmaHmpee ton, - %
91stry md eord!tton The GuppSy ushG
{17t44H per % IN eantnon 70 choir nayy odztnsA,
s.!es hno hzts Z, -; hza at s1oo; brts 6a'J.
IRAS-saies q d In. ew tIte Wlea) ss slAba d.
-
HCIIQING GHATEHIAIS-Ttatcin In 3iia dcrnzfIaeut
, 1869-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Purify Your Blood.

Purify Your Blood.
Cnrst The Irregularities a{ your s5sta1 md rrdnca
PIaet health and FOOD epftia her now T. erEeaI d.
9Eltn, y ursLnnsnsHs Ard u1elsocheh. Tie MiSHLER.
akRb bIITERA Sud every bere.
WheafOn's Ointment
VIII e1s:c tIx Itch
MMEATpNsS OINTMENT will eusp Salt Rhtuu
MHEAI1S,S OINTMENT eu,es Old So-rs
4 ~ = taEAESE eusrs II Dfse.ses ri Tia
se1h- WEEKS + P01TER, Bossop Propsr.
Shnkspeare on Intermltten1s.
Tho Bari Of Avon ssna that the "sun in March
doth naarah aF1e1," aad she remark tA
;hcss n,aeTn do9 sreh % ~ Sa isss4nasegs p
HosfErrER's B!TTERs. b siasae week. Win r1t
the In condition errTy spc1es OF inte-
H!tten' tever Or thsre q 2Te,iIsp..s'u - ha4.a-
at w INT =. erftaEiy prevent that ALI the t!A,ttc.1
cr1mon TO the aeaAau et fs1 and fzstz h held in
Ahey1Hcc BY this potent snt1dote Thty raav also hn
eietted f'uEu tht tenn. as,er thcy have rnse les-
lnsantty fer my family to Be without IT.
, 1869-03-31

,
4 Gradually pednx ~, md stsheuse prices m ne< =
stro Tbs following = tbs current adakatnoas
fstn s:osss T. + :,sssan. s.sss.:..!t Il tss 4@ M
H.:hlf r. 4 bua 1M 1m
1s II -.-.'-s
s. 8: ];
F!4tsGta9 Fs aAh-.
ni!6 SA44 .---~- ~
Err ffret. 100 ooeS1na
e e. Giiy h.;,sf LA s3 s
CoFFEE-TSs mnfst isr Gatro tgds5 ~. nodes.
u eacDat.E{nE ca.r.e4er d.111 skpesietca
d.cnlt IN ootti1ins :rrytnns pEtcra The stocks arc
.T!e !s,a ~ = Je.1 ~ = sSs = n ha.-osz 49sz
~: pTiase 70 etsntcs +&aA[c
CASDLES-The nnark.t w.A less setive. hat hr1a
T unehs2ecd pstss.; kita's Ea1Inst. 1ta91se:
IssSs sS r. H. .ssssassissSs isis 'ns ~
CHkEaE-Th<5a . no ne. tezhrs q hs1r.st to
nSs + ss s wa y u e 80 Cd dns s. s.
rrs.onahJ ht e1pectrd and under short a.ucks Arm
iss9S 9sisSt ss9nn e F; s z, sa0inS9: ag
Faesssy, ai3=s; wessssn ResWs aa5s; We.;e1a saa
Ell cG[1LsSThs demand for cnL has f.1en "a re7y
ssa & a sse 9seess es e LEA =. s IL s
aid ia Hard Ceais and ior Krtr Nd BrAr Hill 77scss
havr been thorouShiJ tossatned. We .oputtnne
sz;o: = SUSIE t1 sssns' sia a q .&s &
thiTreaA Asns5H hidre snd Wulow Kant. sas9; MI.
ri; sS1t e esSfESin: =. psa;y
rvcEnent Vt wsel but ftF Gum QE.aIn Aaphlae, oH
Gattos, and sGEtt. fnspruttoe~ r<se1 wesu tide Of.
Ws qnSle = tYuo"s:
, 1869-03-31
L. x. p

IT xEvER FAus--Evay married man A1d wou1-
az sd cyc.y re7.on contemplating atsnauy. viii 5o
sirp.ed with Information Of Ecsttnahc Tal,e. usrr
before known IN the Cnned States, bv r:e!~:aS Two
th1ee>ceut rostase s<Anrs to AUGUSTA = F. O.
Eox lei Cincinnati Chto.
, 1869-03-31

Ina ch iGau9. e.,6 een.,mnns,Ea11 Of John 4 Young,
seevnd ual Of an action el Tho case to rrcoyer for
, 1869-03-31

The highest And lowest qCtationn For Gold Hoos Feb
rsa1y III werr 1A, tie Ah ct FehauAfy and In On
, 1869-03-31
COMMERCIAL

-: TpupA1 EvExEo- AaEca %
The following tables show The Feeepsf and
d ryutcoc dss.nz tic raa txe,ty -foar doasa'
nrr1rra ran rHR tAtf THENII- -YO92 AQEtA,
, 1869-03-31

FIX retipt. and aimrui; juIIrs ,hs ps,t voeE sn
aInce JannsrJ l. wefe - fouaVt:
,-LAgt Week--Sinee jar l.,
Re chip Re- Ship
eript1 1nentk eetpkA mri,tA
Lumber II H.,,..,,.,, 81 IA 124H aos11
Sa!ftles. \ Ns.......... &I '.g a5a 51!a
r. /. ,s:.; s zecirs and ,hpneass as
trrn4 January to March =. for 1872 md lsa:
r-RrteAptA cShspments@
la@ laA lxp. IaA
ts1t.E. tSmbE. n tt..........- -1ls9 1aLa E.9 @s15 5
The noreantni h fu1nbrr i1st week wa fnlly up -
the E<r91Se ID the pzcte<fnS threc weeks and
Qo4a Nere toznnkhF Alstained correspondent
whiting frpsn H. Lolh. Gfztsat Cou1ty A.Ssn under
dAtc Ct AAsrh = &Ays:
I'm eonrtrsAuon H*:h lu1nlernan toS1ay VA In
formed that 1onnnU feet Ct 1o7 would tr r into
tic Pine Hirrr Thu Fprfux and shat afKs ca, over
At year kean p Into Ill tbs firr9, u tt lt1aber
, 1869-03-31

sASE4s: -. .s:iffs =. TssE =: as.s
.st!.s md tason T. ee,ssE etsa,aee d. A.
:sed teess e1tsa ;sr 81 s y! pod
sssss q e: es ssssg,!: os GAM
r. 1slss; Ed = ss1ne F9xto R!sa: 9S MAe
Eli III i,se: S.e Gsiss 6 ss sss es s s tx
n 1:stts ss t9:az Ss5as o. ~
sss eets Goassa Ssn sye '
81 81 Ssst ES IsSss; sss:sIss; I; ! sSi:sa
e sobS b xsb aRaT1sss Ess IL das1a san
ST. I'd SsS..ag9sa sssh Sc s!is as Hs
IN ssI lS5l*S pssa' F,s Snsns. 1sSx iSx
VA vi.ek;r. nlaas ss Eats. sa ssis *es3s
u t.h1 Il ss saSf ~ Ia e 1
!eatad nade 4 eu7 anot.tona eoEIc.ponaens wit.
ssss ss tass ss.. t
= :, @ psss 5' y se IL & nss m Ill Hi
s5S IA ); ssts 25ssts ss ss Il T.; sfs E
~ ~ yt le st Il s1os ps teeta We se9ts: i;
tes & Bib Fl sa@ aS e1ss SO & - E,ssas sS! &C.
S11zt:s; xshiaa Dai1J. With 6sss, s4:5; Higgins
sridE T. @s.gs fn99y I'd rs!ss. 4 nos1laA q 4
Ms ase r. .ls n1sais % 6ssi 49, psseei sS &sss
SaasfazssaR5Eaf: i = s
/ sEEpsRsstTed. !!l5W ~ Shipped, etrfd = D.
ruand lsht Ercs1 stcAdJ And uneAnetd Sate1
ireitate tho following: T1MoIMr-'1 b.Sa &s s9n; 9
ban Il saH;s hsss y ea4 hsSa she = y aa1e: !. =
IS.E; bass II &ass; r hass i 43so; ~ ana III
hsfs ~ ?. +; CIovEa-sa bags II saso' FIA1-B has1
/ n t2A
TEAs-Sothank of inrez,snee sransplrtd IN thss MAJ
ttt to-day, The tn4ui0 both On lHa! 80 ~
TIM terltns trs1u Ws aaese: Fcsens ss son
! sLl4eLN; Do fns add EXTRA 70 ans CHOKE
s.ose ~ :.alerdne 70 nne Imperial sLslS; crtr,
ine to aDe lnpxflAl {tNAlS&: thoset 70 ezra Main
Il I4ai Jaran- sLl9ss[ q, god p inc Japan. stu
AL1o ;colo-cI Natural IrAf JApAo. AL6A10: Erh tt
| fLAtaM
TALIOW-eA,es cf bEi At 1otc,l do II IKE: 60 y.
thninc At 1lft
, 1869-03-31
DIR. Whltmore.

rnt.Fr time saa aterssoa Il the uraent ef -seniasL
cess II ii PHI ,4k Dis. ~ truly we1desfnl h4-
drrds ho hare brra relieved By HIN Fenale
Pills, ~ Correspondence GIctlY eanhdeHAl send two
seett ianPa faE E1pvsttou." Al carva effected OF DO
fse REQUIRED.
, 1869-03-31
MACHINERY.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGnsES
Conefutns the maximum d es9cNey, du1ah,tsy saa
eeo1onS ~ta tho n!nnauus u we&m aad pzice They
g nss ~ wafs. stel ,.std 4csoEJ. s.. Dssezis
dv0 t4zc1l4E1 pGt1t Gu A{r6csttou Aaarras
J. G. AOAIDET CO.
, 1869-03-31

T" PROVIDENCE TOOL co.
aare seno.ed sbsis b9taeas ia Ee~ York 10 s Brood
M1y, and CGer II arr hAn68 Ill the at, II az
tonstst.bA.ht9 Company Tse aadsrxi5td 49, e. -
ess esd ssEg saE9GGsssS e. txs9t :os. T. ss:T H.Ts9
Heex. .nd Th1ahlea Cttnehrsnsa- Mariine sl5fes'
Srgn metA g On s1a!bition md foy Isle 4 II
Armh II tSssNtJ aod eavals ne aad sIqeIisx ~
Poses les afn1 are uneonaned toF rtrtnsrh r6sty
nv rsmpaless, pttce Gssa nd tenh1Snisls tu1aie3
by IT, B. TEWIIALI- Asrnt ~ '4 8'S4
, 1869-06-29
EkNpM,

The Cedar Rapids uowa, Timts says: acorr
ts q good Eolor out auaall: has grown bat ltt,le
reesnty: r Wheat has grown rapidly, ont much d
daruagc 70 the crop. with favorable wcaihsr,
nov eser. tn The fatnre, We do ~: anticipate any
In Mitchell County, lowa, gratn Of ali classes Is
in fne condition.
The Council 1liuns Su.f41,ril learns f,on, gentle.
Men who have lately troserst4i Iowa :rutn east 10
vest that there never was more nassertng pros.
peel ior q :hsa' srnr: Thc only complaint is tic
Inc saebuygsn (Wlai h<7alt says: "Gra,n and
EIahr look remarkably nnc, anu promise to field
aouIaanf5 IN ,nLs soansy ca5 os.nS to e
1etcr appeared better 81 this sc1soa OF tar ycx.
Tne erola Of Scott County. lows. nse all looking
nnely, especat1r the barley, oass aud wiacl. The
late rains have rot damaged them Is much as
many frase1l.
TIE sioux CITY IL ,i:,<r, speaking for North
Teant7. Iowa, SAYS: Tho rclda Of old farms a-e
being ENLARGED, new oaes opeoet IN every dre,s
tion aEd large tracts III prairie turned oref by tha
bTeannG- -p1oW. The cro73 look well, and pronls.
q nch md abundant harvest"
TIE Darlington {NIS, RtUut.,e.zn OF the Yi.,
saFs: In this COUNTY, tho crop OF sm.l grains
Will this Jea1 10 abundant, hnd far oresTe4cn istt
tng rapidly. The same mn. he said ri oais All
barley. TbcEe is .'isht tendency 10 straw, MI
= warm 1nfy sun Will rnen all cercals s7ecl,l.,
Corn doter not promise 50 well. II ID ttl]l t,act
ward: lot ehci1 our autumn fsosts hold on mil
ate Aen tIeIs viii t.e .,hod yield. The po;a;.i
sn sfoP nsnni t9ala ee soo' the bug Gop vas lcss
TIE Lwrcace tKan,} -1a,-s4.1 Of the stsh sa.,.
"A gentleman VINO has JUS. returned from tat
Mest Informs u tas. IN the coundes Of Sal!ue
Z .Arson anu ortan.2 The c,urs are looking nnels.
Cpsu IL rigorous, nnd many ne11s three anu q c5lf
TO forr tccs ksch. Wheat looks ve.y npe-tut IL
Tie OF II having been x1ntcr-ti'le1 aad zach or i,
Is nearly realty FOR nA1resk Bar.ey ne.ds pre- sc1i
a Eerlsct nlaAA aa!l the grain Is up-top"
In Alis County, foNa, the fArtuc.8 are In good
heart n prospect Of an alunfant crop.
The Auscattue dow ~ 10 I,aut sAys; "The ne.
quent rains OF late Will exercise very damaging
effect Oh corn. MUG? Of which Is a.fe:,.y ru.cet
Wheat Is pro- ahly past Euet Injury"
, 1869-06-29
1kAfkFouaM

The sh1Eneet0wu NlL} Ntr-ury. OF the e,.A
ta!s: The steamer .l.1cn deilsered about rrs
lIraF last, for the llAncta Southeastern Rallrnad
We understand thai tyacf-:1Jl2g vii be co1s.
Eeoeed ia lev da, md We rass e3pec: IL 1t4s
alter"
The entire TIE Of the Dnhn9ne SOAK c.,4
Road. from river 10 s1ver, h.s hcca ieesed to i:
months.
The books Of the Atlanuc L Late Erte Rx:r,,l
lcdo. TIM, and otter points On IL proposed t!e
On On ne sesl & Ivy: AZ nl:eady Eaae:s,ooi, tsc
constitute park o? the lake and seaboa-u itcc
u was 9tated, sslort rtnc since, taat II WAS cn-
nefs5oed that ts4e arrangements lad been :aad: u
Ean Railroad, which Is now graIed to VI.u.. I: /,
POW anthontatFeiy announced shs. Uon ". /
n9enn nFfm rs nnsss;lsssd tss hoaas q ne Po
eun ct f1,sh,ooo, with The Se< YQrf iife ~
Trust COMPANY, tbs will trou and caats t5e
tGad iIoI tSs ny TT M1r2 s9 tsnstn
receive irpn IS thtir nctds require. "''
IrHel.layibs on the loEa Fits sioa1, Cir
Haa,fo;d dnt q. ~ Te.s 81 Fort Dodge. w eoa1sa:s
The Blue E:srth {Minn, ft,t states ttat ,sr ~.
oe,ins Hsrty % tne Fes: Do!sr I Aansa:o sraacs
Ieaehed the ncrss TIE OF that count. Whirh !.
tNenty.toas miles fson the Ipv2 tt1e- The n-rs !
reSA to- tse trHtld!nz Of the road a.r Eoot.
". y. seeVe1s trrndens ct ite IaE1 Genital
pleted fron the ssate lne, Or Noulior. to osras
socfa, b. the lst day Of JEly, 1870 '~
The Bloomington : Ohio R1ver Railroad cor,,
EaaoJ Has Organized =. Sullivan. Noalt.ic Coua:T.
W, On the I'd inst. 4 resolution ~aA pas.ed
p!coe1@E the county for t1oo.ooo to "a e con-
EtrucdnE tie road e1>
At Atcksttilc, No. on Thursday las., Acoun.,.
Ta1 Organized under The nAne OF lie ouiaci,
Missouri i rAtt1c RaItru7d. aud 4 resolution NJ
adopted: Tns1 It Is The REESE Of this couyentitn
tsas The fine Of rallroad under c9nAdecaton sno:s
bc located as fu.loNR: From Wcai Quincy by us j
most feasible and L1octicshle rpu.e r1a EdsuS Az
kirtsE1!les 70 point opposite Brovnvlls4 o. ue
On tie Hasttrss I DAKOTA R.1ltnad, the coa.
taetors hare about sEo hundred taen 1t Nosk On
the ten-Mtle secttou hc5o1d LakeTNc, TIA irua for
same Ia IN XflNAutee, fhf t1eg are on tha crouni
md the prospects are THU thirty M!les Of The toad
VIII be IN 9ccces2ul operation IN nkty d4Js Or
tteEcAboutA 1t u rfom thence only Twelve mt,ea
minus fur tau ke&aoQ.
, 1869-06-29

Congress haggiea ores it, dubbed.
nao .neslsased but could devise
no Other plan 80 good, and
nna!ty Adjourned without adopting anything.
had Congress, Inst winter, made the green.
backs convertible into 10 10 bonds. md The
Latter into greenbacks, at the pleasure Of
tho holder, and lad also made $50. con.
VeEable into greenbacks, but reoouverdble
only into 1910 bonds, the latter bond
wonld be worth to-day az much as the
sNeoa, the currency would be equal in
value 10 either, and the 6-eos
would be gradually passing into I04os !,
whereby: the, government would ,saye one
per cent interest and hare gained twenty
yea.s longer time IN which to pay them.
With this plan in operation ths currency
would oe now worth Mt least eighsy-Ave per
cent IN gold instead of scventy-two, tho
fluctuations woald be far less, and all the
idle money IN the hauds Of the people would
Do driving interest in the form Of 1910
money bonds.
As there IL little probability Of specie re.
sumption aad retirement Of the g1eeobacks
from circulation for many yea-s to come,
the best currency policy 10 paraue III to
make the sFeenbacEs convertible into inter.
est-bearing bonds, and these recoverable
into legal tenders, at the will Of the holder
TINS giving the country flexible currency,
redeenahle in the next best thing 10 eoll,
viz, gold bonds.