davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-12
ASSESSMENT NOTICES,
Assessment Notice,

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S.!'AI,E:S.
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RAILROADS.
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General Not.a zesteza Pzaseatsr As-n3
CETCa EgRoCK ISL I'D 6PACIT1DRALRcA0
uRoe-Correr F&n R1rH1 And Ahert1au stTtr<z.
1icke: ufEer. = south O1aft strrt..
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PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE CHICAGO RAIL
WAY.
H. t:Ty rr-s o. ., n $50 T. u
~, 10 4 W =. T.. u:.1p. 4.
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IT. MAXI Er...............,..3 ! I IL q n-2y
Etyttoker......4...........2 o D : -.
IAAE 1U-Ntn:ttE.
game Of haEe all viii he plsycl to morrow. at
HgtcD rArt, between t~o Eincs PICKED from ihs:
photographers Of ihc city.
ErNEKA vR- ESIERrElsE.
The Eureka Hase ball Club drleasc,l tic Excel
tiors yesterday, IN a game nj Oxhru Park, W
ecore u 70 to =.
UNIONS ~. 0HlESTAts-
The tlaae hail paEs nj TFeE0nt, New York, WAS
formally opened on thc .th. with game )
thc rpions, or Morr1a.ania, aud the orient AIS, OF
NeK YORK, The Elnc resulted III tlEuF Of tic
latter hy q Ecore Of en 10 10.
ACTIyE3 sa- EtT10Sa1E.
\ match game lot the 3unsnr championship o.
The Northwest Was pn5tsl yesterday between tae
Acil.ca AID tile SafIuuals, Ill which the for1acf
wc1e victorious By The following tcose:
, 1869-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
fti!nut. md 7itrftHnn t'a4nt.

Srcrial Dt<rxieh to The Chtr,s, Ts1f,rr~
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ru. tttars Afoe lit er:n; WIFE sai wlat, i isrt.
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, 1869-09-12
CHICAGO LIVE STDCT MARKET
For the Week EndluH Sept. Il.
~ATCEnAI ESEIrkN Sept. IL


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r1tt nHkAHsTrrrs Xuru4kNT.
The following tAtlca thuw tho receipts and
shtsnets Of hour ami grain III 1h!A city nurl1tx
the rnt Hcet and fnr eer1sdpo.h1ln1 wcsks
cEnllng ~ t1atcI:
, 1869-09-12
COMMERCIAL.

sA1rRpAT ExKKExu, sept II.
The foloTmg tabiea shox The receipts aaa ship
Uept1 Of produce for fhc p4st twentyslour houI1.
RxcE1r14 rns 1Ur flsT mkSTY FpCK uQTHH.
, 1869-09-12

lsst Jtas. ..,.. 1;.9ss.t9~.+s t.h~6 s32. y
Jne following tatlr EtYtA ilca:orA' quntal.ona
Tor buying and selling Korc.nrrrns t0nfa foeai
4foeAv guti nf1.1 pvrf III Ills safkrt thls after.
ln,pp; ,,I~ erml anhsal it,tsrrss Irsivls u tha
t',h., Il \. x.ea kDuts afu R,su rIyrn:
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finopr.,czIs r.ssEXoxE srEANEEs
F,r sfEi-@1':f-t. sc. !stfT-
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rt:1.xo 1T. a+rtaUret & s.t<i TaA4AT :: :as u
, 1869-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.


TAni lt.1ALE NI.lsiAtAA.
This In tut4 n4far the ht~.htsl-,f ri. sifA4eu Il
Vstt " - Ats' .H.s s.sf.i rr.+f.tL.h
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ntfh sI"i th.trrrtrt 'srsI'r. "' IL t"' tl III - II
r1t stf nHfr than tent. r'rfsst sH Irsrtuts.
t"f sttrulA4. .sLtl1 tnllHtn NtiLAHLL rtrr. r.
TINKER fNlLEaltTE IasrlttrE,
Tsaakl>r. y. i.
.tK1 rrNShkN. fh H.. t'tnrfp.l the srhnas
t..f "tI :ltn tM1. u h rI"l-f. !n tts lhlAt.ty
IN. !,ri*nsMrNf n''.t t." ,s'r 4 si's II ).
hNfTI t"ldla y III nr' sthrn II ~ AMI
tsht't.~ &a''>. As..at sind *r~r't t-ssf.s So e4n
.'.tfvt rsttsslsrtt trr h.sh$ rt,rn.. r. rftn
iUrXti LADIES' SENlSAlf,
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~, il n" ,".ts~l b. th' 1T. is..- = y l.r, a,
1. N NNAN..ttt. rn.mtl L
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cHIrs:3, August j.
H. Il. {. Ih.:m', t"nMI..apnft - Ints, an! Herru" ,
Ht.h1n rf,tH. H. Il.
nxAH SIR: The enclosed lrterE wrrc Rcnt To
Mr.. KrhncF, t!lr Assessor Vi fhlftEHl R:tttltir.
FltS. ln..rrt t'cnss 1yn1sn. f"r MI nti'tinn ns II
the liability nf tp wFItrE4 0E III" HaInn for neglect
III tlntpp them rrrr,rfs ~ r1u wilt gro fton
tho ritfns.rrrnts, It !. ffr nln,nn of the stti't
Attorney ii philadelphia TIA: tue cnnnNsc a1io'
MT n,j,rt to stamp lutf n. frrtI1!+: mt 1Ir-
H. il. r. ar" mt rais1l.d with au"'1 or!Hin a:r'.
thtltfoEr. trn 1h letters tn .nn to submit Ehss
II alter for Jihlr 'ecLatn. With yuur rrs.'9tlsc
IftM.r have the Lln.inrsa sn return letters an,1
Errnil3 utllsr, ,uur el,cilrnt RrrSaht.
sIHEuS ". kfN1,
+, =. IU,nnltsa1nnrr Nor. Nltttlc! lIti1ula.
TBKAsCEr 1,rrARr,tExr.
OFFICE nr 1.rkH<AL JtE. EAtK,
Wt.Hf<filt<. trg. H. i-G9,
SIR: In fr[l~ tn tnHF iettrf Ut AnRnA !. 1sf !.
That letters lhr inrfn cnrInri ly y, at nnwI-
eplng thr tctt!tt u nn,,ty Ut thr,'&s III NJ,
Xlnpuui exceeding tn. rrGlui'r II 9,ccnt stamT.
Aurh ittt. arf frctt41 In evidences. and there Il
t.n FrnHnfl VT. shry should mt s,c ktafrr"'l ~
uttcr trrspts. Thu has nwn, 1xrn iis rullaR oi
this ufstrr. J. w flnrGLtsA
! .. deputy Commissioner.
| g. ". Klxa, 1'.a Com'f. chicago.
, 1869-09-12
New Sntk NrrHt1.suns. Frost-lon and t;ru-

New mix JffHUaENHs4 Ff0F1.[0n khH {1FU-
crkN taufhrfA.
E;uIal p,s; ateh IL The Ghfeas. Trtn1.
NEW Sutsk. E~rt. H..
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Eflr J3rt,f.. ft+kf<t ID ri srf1.9
wl.st. sht Hrtsts n,A~ their frHlntt ri ~hh are i
IT i'm T. 4tl fst. 4 HE rrti.
t.,n ttn,nt strnrFtr DOWN. .st, uts 7hc Ttnrt.sr-
JMtt i4iA. L+p!lF a,tIInh sud .tfr r billy t'I
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y rHnrslf1NR.
Tie Il rf Operation. IN turk t,dst .rr-r sstes # FL
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10 lf. III II f'1nr lrnrr. xH4 IL hf- rfM
tf .tshissy Il W. ~ p~I4Frs "ptvn+ OtsT lp.f
tr,.3i.ei. 1:ull At,l tI"n usi
y 4IkIsffFtSk,
ir.ruirs, tilr- ~ .a.itr. Rt<sf tFturf iut tr.s
~sI,p, tsIr r'mr sns'rt. i!'s'"l1'. r." tF".'r'f
, 1869-09-12
MEDICAL CARDS.
1nllr 11t.s3lI


mi Fntars rrs.<ts ln LIIr eIrafty tp1eAt>} ty IL
h,tha.' .t!. .a4t n ,ti,, =, ng .t~rs. Ii.sn'd+s
hnlj .t". ttntlIsatc t n Send lie IL Is "t',ias
H. Heath snsfstef rf rrt,t 4trt ,nins lh4
I II. will NJ arpfSY ali 1t
, 1869-09-12

!; r; k"ss'.l.'a T. r. Bl;es ErtA 5ye-.. oh. ta4
Iamsr =: G:tu sttads b. T., Tintir Duul,ar. )
Ti@!e-f9.,!. lax. 5tE.
me sEarf MAS IN good condition, aud the xe.th-
eF clear and ,!elI:httul.
, 1869-09-12

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The New York herald., 1869-01-04
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1869


UCTION NOTICE.-POSlrIvE AND UNREsERvED
"A sale Of magnificent Household Furniture valuable rose
Panoforte, Carpets contained In the
large dwelling 1856 Nineteenth street. Fourth and
Irving place a. BARRY, Auctioneer on this day Monday
he attention Of the furniture wa. new last
tell in fine reps, Centre Tables, elegant Bed
Furniture in walnut &C. also Dining Room Furniture
Table Ware &C. all In perfect order. Full particulars in cat
alOgues,
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won6 erful DiscOvery-A Relic OF the
MaUud BuiIders i'm Kentucky.

Knoxville (Tenn.) Press and Herald, 18th ,
We learn that a very singular relic OF
that my.terious people who Inhabited this
continent long before the days OF the
American Indians, the marks OF whose
! civilization are almost everywhere found,
md who. for the want Of better name,
a,e known to us as the Mound Builders,
hos recently been discovered near Cum
hsr,o E nd Ford, in Bell county, Ky.
The Hon. James B. Palmer, OF that
county. and for some thirty years County
Surveyor IF Harlan county, out Of a part
of which l2eIl county was created seme
two or three ears ago, found upon peak
of the Log Mo, vntain (Which extends be-
tween Cumberla, ID Gap and Barbours-
ville1 a large naturll grotto formed of an
oyerbanging rock, srfectly protected
from the weather. The peak is upon the
south side of the Cum oerisnd river,
and is as high as the mountains
at Cumberland Gap Allhougs families
have lived within less than mile 2t this
peak, no one seems ever to have ssce1ase
the peak or explored the grotto until tne
visit of Mr.. Palmer, who found WITHIN
the grotto and facing toward the east an
admirable carved statue, or rather torse'
of a full sized man in sitting posture
with hands by his side. The image was
carved from the heart of yellow pine,
and was evidently the work of no mean
sculptor. According to our informant,
who saw it at Mr.. Palmer's house some
ten days ago, the contour of the ribs and
of every muscle of the body was perfect
Iy displayed. The face of the image is
beautifully wrought and every feature IS
perfectly delineated. In the ears we're
holes for the insertion of ornaments
How many uHnumbered years that
strange statue wrought by unknown hands
had calmly sat, greeting the rising sun
each morning, needless of the annihlls-
ton of those who once sscended the then
holy mountain and prostrated themselves
before it in alteration, careless OF the
strangers who roamed the lands where
its servants once ruled, our Imagination
is powerless to tell. Only the wind that
whistled through the grotto wherein 1t
stood (the rain could not reach it, had
worn away the outer side for su inch or
more, aud from this some idea may be
gained of the duration Of its weary vigil
there on the mountain alone.
The wood from which it was hewn, and
from the quantity of pitch it contains,
when protected from the weather as 1t
was here, is as indestructible as stone,
and this same image may have been, and
probably was, carved and set up as an
object of worship, long before the lodians
roved the woods, and even anterior to the
Christian era.
1t is probable that this discovery may,
in the hands of expert arch@ologists,
throw more light upon the mysterious
history of the Mound Builders. The
description Of the attitude of the image
reminded US Of that Of some Of the
Hindoo deities.
Our informant stated that Mr.. Palmer
had removed the statue 70 bis house, but
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-18
The Prince of WaIea.

The virtues of that model Queen Vic.
toria, and the inoffensiye mediocrity Of
her amisble consort have by no mesnS
descended to their eldest born. The
Prince of Wales. indeed, might be taken
as the model of the bad young man oI
the period. Doubtless he is no worse
than others; but scandal, like death,
loves q shining mark, and certainly Wales
shines in scandal more brilliantly than
in anything else. While the Prince i:
disporting himself with so much magnii
scence in the Orient, there are certain
grave whisperings. among the gossips oi
Warwickshire county at home which
threaten to become unpleasantly out
spoken. They involve the domestic
peace of country gentleman, Sir
Charles Mordant, the honor of his wife
and the legitimacy of newly born in
faut. Sir Charles considers that the child
has no claim to his name, and swears that
if there is law in England be has the
evidence which will convict the heir to
the throne of an offense known to crimi-
nal law. If Wales is innocent, he is
certainly very unfortunate. Whether he
stays at home or goes abroad, scandal
fastens upon him, and gossip claims him
as her own. His continental trips OF last
year furnished innumerable tales OF way
wsrdness, and now be has no sooner es-
csued into the wilds of Egypt than one
of his titled subjects presents very bad
case against him in England. 1t is a
pity to think how much good " bringing
up" has been thrown away on that young
man
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WOman's bureau.

We congratulate the women of Ameri-
ca on the fact that their Bureau has at
last a resting place, local habitation
and q name. The efforts of Mrs. Stan
ton, Miss Anthony. Mrs. Horace Greeley,
Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Black
we'll and others, have at length borne
fruit, and to-day, in superb establish
ment OF their own, these representative
women sit and work for the good of their
fellows. Sorosis might well learn from
these earnest women lessons of import.
Fashion gossip, personal scandal and
fiippant nonsense might pass current IN
circles where men are snobs and women
foils, but it is really msrtifying to lind IN
a set Of ladies pretending TO such altitude
of wit aud wisdom but one earnest wo-
man, aHd she busy Only in advertising
herself and her business, so that all SEN
sible men and women look upon her and
her wiles with aversion, not unmixed
with disgust Others connected with her
in social and business relations neeessa-
rily share with her the public disregard,
and no amount Of CLOSING can ever
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able pump in broad-brim hat and shad-
belly coat, seated behind a disreputable
little shaggy horse. Dexter was ABOUT
passing the concern, when the ancient
buffer gave his shaggy horse o touch
with the whip, and he shot ahead like q
bomb shell. Bonner hesltated mo-
ment. and away we went after the pony
But our shad was a singer. His pony
ran like Grant or the cholera. We did
not pass him. 1t was an upgrade, and
heavy in dust and sand. Dexter had well
on to eight hundred behind him. we
steadily gained, however, and as we did
the staid old shad touched his disreput-
able hoss, and the little fellow bent
honestly down to his work, until ne
seem ed to hug the road. l saw Bonner
eyes flash and his face flush. he
tiehte ned the lines and yelled at the
horse. who responded nobly. We gained
steadily. Dex er was overtaking shad'
sure as fate. q, :,
"Neyer mind" said Bonner, "waii
till we each the rise and take the dowr
slope, when Dexter won't feel the weight
and I'll show him."
We passed the hotel fairly flying.
saw the crowded porticoes, and the mel
start to their feet, and heard their cheers
to the famous trotter. We reached th'
turn of the hill. Dexter's nose almos
touched the near wheel of shad's buggy
when a sight presented itself that ende!
the race. The road was crowded will
vehicles, coming and going. To shoe
Dexter down among them was death Il
somebody. Bonner held up, aggravated
beyond measure.
Returning to the hotel, we stopped fol
half an hour, and blsnketing Dexter
mingled with people on the porches. W.
had all the heavy operators in stock and
drivers of fast horses. Among others
saw for the first time the famous Com
modore Vanderbilt. Dressed in plair
black, with white choker, one would have
taken his tall, portly person for that OF
respectable Episcopal minister, had no
look at his face cleared him of that sus
picion. His small, sharp eyes glitter
like a snakes. His nose is the crue
beak of a hawk, while his lips are thu
personifcation of sensuality. HEAVIER
help the man or woman who has to ap
proach that face for mercy.
Returning slowly through the park,
felt all the lassitude of one who had beer
| in battle Bonner told me some anus
ing incidents of life behind Dexter. But
/ have run beyond my limit, and so
n,,st close. D. P.