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One Of our city banks has nsAe engagements
for tccctrtnK regular weekly shipments OF the
hole product Of paJ1r9 a"ver mloc In the
White P7pe region, and has .ost received the drn
ehlpment Of bullion, smouul,7g to 1000 or - ooa
The South Park Commissioners sod to-day t5c,-
GOO South Park honda Al 95c- These boads bear
: per cent payable seml.annunliy IL New Tosx
CITY, And are equal IN security 10 the Cow Couu-
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, 1869-10-04

The rAnager Of the Clearing HnuPc frrulahes
the following summary OF the business Of his Of.
ice IQt The week ending tIctopsra:
, 1869-10-04
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In the afternoon The leadinK grain markess were
quiet, and prices ruled tfu, No sp1.nx wheat
cioeiug It SLteeLosH, seller last h1lt a1d sLo7.S
l.0'5 telier the month About 10 900 bu czsa sold
at NIX. No cofn csosed At ssz9s1c selles he
month. st67pHe seller last halt, and s7Kc buJer
'he noaIh; zrd No. oats as sSs{e3Shc teller the
uoDtb-elo$,tR AZ the iusIde figure. No deuan.l
,or grim yesseis- Hoshrog dong 1t the Esening
Beard.
There was good demand for hogs, and prices
were nsmty sustained 1t fs4a5l025 for COMMON
to ttr:csIy choice. Received to-day, Leo bead,
and for The week, =, as nea1. The cattle maTkes
VS. inactive and values remain noualnA11J un-
changed. We quote 1t s25o87- 7-oo for inferior 70
cccice grades. 1ne receipts to-iay were sA
head, tnd for the week 7,xis head.
, 1869-10-04
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

SAtCR EvExrH1s Oe*s
fhe following table shoe the fee.nta md ehlpw9utp
4 !cbt. x1d lsth tudrE The psst iweatyioof
, 1869-10-04

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, 1869-10-04

Ilp,*
BOUTWELL, AND E1>x, Ik-
Slice JAphek MAS born there hxs neea nothing
ttc tho psasse beatoted upon MI. Eou:geIl bJ
sle sotp naLLfsctrIctA Bul ] mn Told thAr, at
the c:hr end. list ctra:.on Of galEnn,zed
fmrsttpcc, 1sues F1sk- Jr., q 30 delight
Cd Win :he atienrlon paid to biz
San.s'.e b} tlt ehl.f Secretary Of the Cnsted
Salts thss he w1rtA To coae TO Congress IN place
Il "suntel" ccx, ard wear his Adnlsals Full
Fur Nfat II It to ee merely sseauboas CON-
h$Actr 10 NIL oru. when oue c2l1 Into the lists
viii hill tef+ AID III e tie RaIe Of h.4pk,n upou
u en- etnHtU:, the TrtztuTJ Of tnc Co,tel atea :.
II sM truly victory. Bout sell vas the mats
do1 in ''lus." r'os, a1d, Aimee sev:cc went
ifun church 70 nsh:. there Ia. tsscn no such
eeH's Of >icta; ,es n aAs c.,. Thn nrst million
sao &c Ec.rlt o! diving see5e:a twhos speyez >
nad. 1he trcond nilltoa tefs the Glla Clearing
Hclse elcrks up al Sunday. TIE thtrd million
kcs The sepailers sid importers x,ld with JOY.
fesrr copid Learn Of tho t"u1th million 1t vas
Ete Ut. Holmes p<em. perhaps, that be 1cal to
Liz tssvant-his rfg funniest roem-:iac BY nne;
TIE r. yssrsh ,, b t'c1.t Are butsons OF.
eTHAxssl1r eCksIpr NEN GATHERING.
fPcrceire from tae character Of the al14ra,4
lately that the stesnst'p sabsldJ people 1aeAn 70
nskc their oolde2t set upoa Congress right ea1F.
Their attseE viii be on III Ddes NJ ooce-a display
Of klocE and generous dEsutoution Of it, dts.l-
lEton Of hJnpaihJ for the sad spectacle Of the
sess defefted b onr nsg, eulcgs upon the bcau-
1sn1 nulls OF American vessels, inclusive OF the
yacht America, and ~ ontl Incentive 10 exttaEa.
Eance the stAtement that the Eugt!sh have usufped
our p1Ace upon the bs1It,
Kver5bod5 = eorry ttat our hag has been driven
b5 The high tastd On shlpa materials, and BY the
HIatHh-Febe1 rT1satecfs, tFom the Atlantic. II
there - anH kind OF manufacturing that euy Of rs
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.

In clearing away the ruins to-day
from the late fire at Broad and Cherry
streets the trunk Of human body was
found, ascertained to be that of a fire.
man named James Winter, memb 1
of tho Philadelphia Engine Company.
He was killed willie attempting to save
che books of the establishment. Win
Ter was among those who were present
ed with a gold medal by the Union
League OF this city for saving THEN
tags at the burning OF their building
Two years ago.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04

How SERMONS WERE WRITTEN Lone
Aeo.-A couple Of centuries ago it
used to be the fashion for clergymen
20 write marginal notes to the sermons.
20 indicate what they might do in the
pulpit besides preaching, and when it
might be done. ''Fall back in your
seat" ''Hem, hem" ''Use your
handkerchief, Start up" Shout, "
and "Cough here" are specimens of
she physical relief ancient preachers
allowed themselvs-if certain old man.
uscript sermons may be regarded as
aufhority.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04

The Soldiers and Sailors Committee
of Washinton on Reception and Quar-
tiers are making extensive preparations
for the reception Of their comrades the
coming 4th Of March, on the occasion
OF the Inauguration of Gen. Grant
Numerous apartments have been en-
gagged.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
RUFFALO. Jan. 2.

James Tillinghast, Superintendent
of the Buffalo Division. OF the New
York Central Railroad. has been ap-
pointed General Superintendent of the
Central Road, vice John Newell, and
entered upon his duty.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
ALBANY, Jan. ..

A large building ON Union-street be-
longing TO James Gould & Co and
,,sed as car factory, was crushed by
the snow this morning. The building
is completely wrecked. The contents
are pretty well demolished. No one
was injured The loss is estimated at
IS, 600.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
STRoUDsDuBG. Penn, jan 2,

i'rooks and Orme, the Gap murder
ers, were found guilty at HAS last
night, and to-day they were sentenced
80 be hanged. They both admitted
the killing, but justified the act as done
in self defense aud while intoxicated.
The Governor viii fix the time for the
execution
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
SHIPPENsBeRa, Penn, Jan. 2.

Henry Steel stranger, was fonnd
buried, with his throat cut and skull
crushed Adam Titus, in whose com
pany he had been seen. and near
where the body was found, was arrest
ed for the murder. At the Coroner's
inquest Titus admitted having struck
Steel
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04

KNOXVILLE, Jan. 9.-In an excited
Municipal election to-day, the negro
candidate for Mayor was defeated by a
large majority. Two negroes are
elected to the Board of Alderman, being
the first elected to any office of i'm
lance in East Tennessee The are
iubillnt,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04

Gen. Logan, who has been under
medical treatment in Washington for
several weeks, from a severe affection
OF she throat, is convalescing aud ex-
poets 10 be in his seat in the House to-
morrow.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
ToRoNTo. Ont. Jan. 2.

The well-known rihe-shot, Caleb
Giles, was accidently shot dead at a
shooting match yesterday near this
city,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
Gele0ranls.
Spain.
LONDON. Jan. z,

LONDON. jim. Z,
Further details Of the suppression of
She insurrecjion at Malaga have been
received by telegraph. After sharp
engagement in the streets Of the city,
Ger. dc Roda succeeded in routing the
rebels and restoring order. The war
vessels at anchor in the harbor acted in
concert with Gen. de Roda by pouring
a gallant fire into the ranks of the in
sursents The country is now entirely
tranquil.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
MApRIp. Inn. B.

TIC official reports state that the loss
of the insurgents during the late fight.
ing j Malaga was 400 men. The city
is now perfectly quiet
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-04
PARIs. Jan. 2

Tire journals state that at tie New
Years reception the Emperor told Sc
nor Ologaza. TIE Spanish Envoy, to
convey to his Government the warmest
wishes both OF himself personally aud
of France for the happiness and pros
perity Of Spain.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

Alb, the wreck Of the orderly, trim log
cabin that had basked in that mornings
sun l-unroofed, unchimneyed, and dreari-
ly flooded with the rain that still fell with q
melancholy drizzle. Outside, favorite
tree had been uprooted, the flower borders
ruined, the corn-felds prostrated and the
wheat-stacks partially blown down.
1t was not until dry fuel had been exCa-
yated from the innermost depths of the
wood-pi and a roaring fire kindled, and
our wet clothes dOffed for more comfortable
ones from rain.proof trunks, that affairs be-
gan to assume any but hopeless look.
Then, az If to cheer us still more, the rain
ceased the clouds rolled heavily of, and
the sun, sending long, level rays athwart
the landscape, transformed every pendant
drop into jewel, touched the foliage with
golden green, and stamped upon the re-
ceding tempest that blessed symbol which
assured us that. no matter how many roofs
were blown off or chimneys demolished,
the world should never be drowned again.
That night as we sat up into the wee
hours, drying bedding, probing the horrors
of the general devastation and eating an
unsatisfactory supper Of bread and milk
because the chaotic condition of our COM
missary stores afforded nothing better we
said, one to another, that we believed We
had got q taste of pioneer life.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

GEN. GRANTS HEALTH.-A Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, after
recounting the scenes Of the Office seekers
campaign, says:
The president has care worn look. That
solid, big-grained face and compact body
are more hnmanized than the war trial ever
made them. His body is bent over; he sits
in that hip-deep way which shows weari-
ness, and his eyes are crow-footed, with
languor and safety plainly bespoken in his
countenance.
1t is no wonder that with the intrigue and
insolence of the whole nation turned upon
him, opening up pits and CULTS of human
nature which soldier never fathomed, the
sense of health and calm magistracy in the
new President should be troubled. He sent
his last nomination TO the Senate on Thurs
day, and then as one Of his assistants told
me;
"The Gen. drew mighteous piteous sigh,
and said he wished he could walk 30 far In
to the country that he could never find bis
way back"
He did, in fact, take long walk, and
thisis the first recreation he has had, to
my belief, for many days.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

HAoAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.--This article is
tho true secret Of beauty. II is what fash
ionable ladies, actresses and opera singera
use 10 produce that guilty ated distingsie APP
pearanceso much admired in the circles Of
fashion,
II removes oil unsightly blolches, redness,
,freckles, tan, sunburn and effects Of spring
winds, and gives 10 the complexion bloom
No lady who values fne complexion can do
without the Magnolia Balm. Seventy Ave cents
will buy II OF any OF our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon 10 o very delightful hair
dressing.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

A WAY OF DoNo THINGS IN BUFFALO. -
The barq1e Golden Fleece, upon discharg-
ing her cargo Of oats at Buffalo, the 9th,
overrun 258 bushels, for which the con-
signee, on settling with the vessel, allowed
less than the market price, and charged 2
cents for elevating, which charge had al.
ready been paid. This left the net price
some 5 cents bushel less than the market
price, when, had the cargo been short, she
would have been charged full rates. The
Express calls this sharp practice, and says
the vessel holds the remedy in its own
hands. Tho surplus, where there is any,
should not be delivered, unless o separate
receipt is given for the amount.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
The Presldent's Supporters.

There is legion of discontented repubh-
cans in Washington, Cameron openly says:
"Without taking my advice the President
and Secretary of State succeeded in giving
constitutional drunkard good mission,
and constitutional thief q consulate, be-
sides crediting Pennsylvania with secre-
tary of the navy who has succeeded within
six weeks in ridding the party of every
workingmans vote. The only minister we
have Except negro, who cannot be voter
in our state) is man set down for Russia,
who ought to be sent to the Lopos Islands
Ulce g'tdno remoued.". Schurz says to and
of the President; "Your selections are un-
known men who do not represent theparty
or conduce to It's strength In the state Of
Missouri" And to the Senate: ~ hope
the men who have not dared to impeach
one President will not finch before the face
of another" Ross, Fowler and Brownlow
have openly broke with the President, and
Sprague says: "He is utterly tied up by
the politicians; have no hope OF him; L
have departed from him." Mr. Edmunds
takes pains to snub the president on every
occasion, and Gen Bntler said when Grant
caved on the tenure.of.ofiice question
"rhe president doesn't know anything
more about law than an old hen, and any
one can wind him around his fingers"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

Near Maunaloa, island Of Hawaii, there
are two lakes side by side, one Of fresh water
and the other salt. Both are far above the
level Of the sea, and II IL believed there is no
connection between tho salt lake and the
ocean. The deposits Of salt in the latter are
now utilized by parties who have just begun
to operate there, and will thus make the arti-
clio very cheap for fishing parties. M
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
VoetrD.
TO MAY.

Come, gentle May
Come with thy robe of flowers
Come with thy sun and sky thy clouds and show
era;
Come and bring forth unto the eve OF day,
The buds of many hues, the children Of thy light,
:.
Come wondrous May
For, at The bidding Of thy magic wand,
Ouick from the cayerns Of the breathing lahd
In all their green and glorious array -,
Tby aushng footsteps In Cashmerian vale.
---
Come, vocal May
Come with thy train. that high
On aOme fresh branch pour out their melOdyi
Or. caroling thy praise the liyeloag day,
Sit perch d IN some long glen, on echo calling,
Mid murmuTing woods and musical waters milihs'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

Tho Deputy Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue has decided that dealers in liquors
who sell in quantities of less than five gal
Ions, and also IN quantities OF five gallons
and uswards, must pay special tax both ne
wholesale and retail dealers.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

THE PUnEsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER On
IN THE WORLD is Hazard Il CaswclPs made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected livers,
by CASWELL, HAZARD & Co., New York.
II is absolutely pure and s,cea. Parties who
have once taken it prefer ii TO all others
Physicians have decided II superior to any Of
the other oils in market Sold by all drug
Diata
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

CHAppED HANDS, FACE, RoUaH SKIN, PM
Piles, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, and all other
cutanoous affections cured, and the Skin
made soft and smooth bS !, using The y,sniPer
Tar Soap, made BY oAswELL, HAZARD y
Co.,, New York. tits more convenient and
easily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble Of the greasy compounds now in
nse. Sold by all druggists.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

AT Littlo sodus, N. T., last week, a
daughter, five years old, Of James Parsons,
fell into a well about 20 feet deep, with 15
feet Of water. A man who was passing heard
peculiar cries from the dog, who was run
ming frantically around the well. The man
got upon the fence and saw the animal Jump
into the we'll. He ran to the spot and saw the
child upheld by the dog. Both were imme-
diately rescued.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

--ET-secretary Seward is going to califor-
mia this summer.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR. Whittier's
advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13
General George FL. Thomas as
a Lecturer. Bg

The Scientific Association of Washing
toni believe that is the name-pressed
upon General Thomas an invitation to
give the members his story of the battle
of Nashville. General Thomas with
great relutance consented.
With map hung upon the wall and
armed with light rattan, the stalworth
form of the soldier stood before the little
company, as much embarrassed as girl.
ThesmanRwho had marshalled great armies
and unhesitatingly took the responsibility
of huge fights, when the fate of the Re
public hung trembling on the issue,
blushed like boy, while perspiration
gathered in drops on his forehead. Ii
was with the greatest effort that he forced
himself to proceed. He did 50, however
with clear and graphic power. He sketch
ed in few brief words the campaign that
eliminated in the battle before Nashville
He gave the position of the troops
with the power of words, when uncolored
by any imagination, the situation of the
enemy as the two lay facing each other
until the hour came when they were fore.
ed to try exclusions, and of the victory
that followed. -Fs Tr
His voice never was raised above con
versational tone, nor did he for second
betrav any feeling. 1t was the great cap
tain changed into historian, and retain
ing the traits in the one that had made
him famous in the other. In conclusion
he said, calmly, that in looking over the
ground, and tracing back, the train oil
uvento he onujd f,nH hut ono error with
which to charge himself. But that, he
said, was grave error At the close OF
the first days fighting, ne thought of de.
taching Steadman with force enough tc
possess himself of the fords of the Tenn.
essee, so as to intercept the retreating enc,
my Over cautious and fearing to weaken
his own forces, he hesitated and delayed
until the second days fight, and then il
was too late. That was the one error, but
he said, 1t was grave one.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-13
The Household Angel.

She grows no older year by year,
At least. not to the outward seeming, T
She only wins all hearts anear .s#
With that sweet face where peace is beamlng
Yet closely view that golden hair,
And you shall see the white threads stealings
And though the brow is smooth and fair
Yet time it's way is DER it feeling. en
So soft her step so sweet her voice! 81 s.
So fraught her daily life with loving;
Her very voice makes all rejoice,
And from its spell there is H. rowing.
The little children round er cling,
She tells them fairy tales at even,
And with them oft she loves to sing, :
Sweet hymns that breathe of Christ and
Heaven.
She listens to the old mans tale,
Oft told and Wandering, of the hours
When life for him wore pleasures veil,
And youth was garlanded with flowers.
No hand can raise the sick ones hand,
Or cool the burning flush of fever, i)lo 81
Like her's-and not an angels tread q
Gould come so lightly, firing never.
She has hopeful word for all,
She wins the recreant back with kindness I;
She stoops to lift who stumbling fall, 0 G@
And, plying, never mocks their blindness.
To her we go when sorrows come
She soothes the hour of bitter weeping
Her still sweet fac illumes the home, a5 II
Though death within his watch Is keeping.
So gently goes she down life's way,
Perhaps her tect are torn and bleeding ).
Intent to aid another's way, a trtI
The thorns in hers she treacs unheeding.
So gently goes she DER life's way,
We never heard word complaining
Like some sweet bird at early day. sgoi8
Her wing to heaven is ever straining.
Perchance that tuneful harp OF hers
May have some string forever broken; ae
Some chord that yet in memory jars. fra.
And echoes sorrows never spoken. -.
We know not---only this we know, a
She's dearer Car than any other; 5A .a
To part with her were crushing woe,
For in our home we call her MOTHER"
mother ~ sweet name that infant lisps
First learned to call our household angel,
Whose briefest absence is eclipse
Whose presence is loves best evangel.