davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-05-25

At Lit tie Drltat!u, Englnnl, q snoT time since
Mr. Joatph EeuniEon, Of Drtdlelt. astL s., led
to the hymeneai altar Miss Mary barker, OF SarcE.
81, was the Hlathex." and Mrs Aaron $awdou.
aged q. wxa the bridesmaid The united a3es
o! tho wedding pAr4y amount 10 20. and the aV-
e age Age wa4 M years. ltwas oulr about year
aeu thai Ar. aud HIS. Bardon were united In the
bends OF holy uat4tmony.
, 1869-05-25

oaiA u, Coo bn. Gram In a,orr-Whe4t, ~, 90 en
corn, isa, GOO hu; oats, s., Coo oa. FretsntA lie
MurAr1Kx. Msy r.
Wheat quiet: No. spa4u9 It u.1T4; No. do
1t t1.t4, Reecpts-1soto bu. Shipments,
1000 hn FfttEha- 5kc and 1ehc-
I1A following u the omctzl inspection os gram
during the pAst week:
1ksrxC7xp Hro 8rpKx-Wheat-1n carr No.
spring. 80 cD3 No : 90, II eA1s and ls0o hu No.
; do, Is can rejected do Oorn-36 CATS md 4l,-
IA bu No !, ii cau md Il. 100 bu IA 19s ea11
and ~, ,uo hn rejected, q caEs snd 900 hn no
grzde- Osis--71 cars and u ooo b1 Nh- : Is eASs
1Hs.Ec71D OCT or sroHk-Nhrat-l4-6ab 50 b9 No
! spring lta,7ls ba No 3, :o.7l4 hn No J, oo
reterieL. Cu.n-estse1 bn No, J. ia sta ou 10 :
9v,sss bo rejected 1A.1a hn neI. 1o,..3 ba 70
ErDfc- Osts--H en3 hn NO Z. &"qs bn Wte*s1.
In Sa T.
"He}ected com re1J doubtful. New corn IN
CITY Elevator, 'stumptaH-' All Sradea IN Al other
tousea IN good condition.
, 1869-05-25


P1H71no HAABGR-CaptAtn John 2. Aoesr. tho
skrnt Fe.hties the Green B.y Tesn1t Cohp.sy.
has .x1tn EAken true Rounnss uf the Pc1a:kr r-ct,
sax E d f Il s I'd d .aa s1e sS eoe 70 nas e
;op Il The tpe, which rsbe tn e< weaiacr the
,s .1 III Fl q u, .at e m fs r IN % I'll ~ ~ yr
'HessI93 g na pro.t r-.. II she - report.
sso1sl ssa ESsss. ~ e r.: +:
e. I q KaS'Psu = T. Id ID Eli iii,
besox ine Hfoo1 NM b4t hur fsr heTaod thst,
nS51ts 1c1sasstd hv ths Eqaino1 n thorS5s =, B.
IL: s1ssT NJ + F5sgsIy !sxs*;|5;ss 45a;s4; son-
cst,.ts s*: Ghss Fl "a s.ssT sses d
sS.es5 ssnas IT, s Rs s :a' Il Se
r. - tst r - s I.s IT, rfss T. ssss g e
10 earT freight ez,T. asd. = e3nsea;enee: =. =
= fauoWs: Lcng1h et kreL .t fret; length Al .ta
ts Int: re.saEs. l1' Tn. uer stsIs. n I'D I'd
Is Ct arr er saH 5a.aeI !: sss.. b. eas
EtnA Il The low uftes md is tetneh
,{ern e 1ean pess h seosf = hue u Badso Sy
ihe weSl.knovn s{Jp-buudeEt. MtasrA Hchccek G5h-
Fs sss !. &: TIT 4 & & tst,ss IL s.er 6 Jan
ktf a fa}thNs
T1fsas CO Sssssn; Ms;,,.a nefEttss; s94ssa.
Fhk Erstnet1-R Rnet.
r. ST rs. s.sa ssss to e.Fy eatn to
.sFe nortzasat = l.fs ftytss .aa, saSe ad!.oee
sse 80 - tsWssd tss siss q ia TaeS. Va neta
10 f9u3Nt1S scSafsaeez Ta fTKAl9-9kEN ".
, 1869-05-25

FeAar}s T4s&fA p<&Fp4&.
Special Desrstch t. The Chicago Tsfhtue

nEIEuoIr. AAtN.
PAssEn pows-Prors Wcnons- Os~v<.tehte. caui4-
bres c. G. Breed. Wlliiam texiAs seh1a Jasnalca.
HxfkeI. TndAu. r s. Mott. 4, NaeAor Star Of Hnrc,
GoahAwk, e. Harmon. oNxsto, 1itAn, Hubbard. Pot
tn
FAx1E1 CF-P1ppa Wtnalow, PhfAdt4phia. fTee
Htats. Dictator. City 1t Tuxedo. fnAwAnos- Ne<ec%:
harks AsHh. ba7eiot. banahine: asass Seee5asafts.
Hx.tin II Ella
Wtyp-Acpth wet.
, 1869-05-25
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

CHICAGO. ALTON 81 ST. LoCs RAILROAD,
to1le1 ~ sio:.iastan Aesosa.. s:1pM .s:sss5
Pasaenerro fot poists cn lie III
tate tic train which cosrtct u B1oeasinEtou
H1th tt24ps On that DyfsjGu,
, 1869-05-25

bpeslA4 Dispatch 10 ln* thtcAko a31ptn1
ri! ssisas! 1:aslas oIe1 I:ass! Il.s.: j. @sas,
1S. d III Az; fsSa S'; s3. ts III; ME;Ps. fs1,e
s';si s ts. 11s 1sS oe Z s 1seSt !tss a.
r. M.;f Ngs a9 {: .aa9h.I; Pess5 .Da q r,n5 m
iass; 1 ass. r.. :s1 & oisR xh. .'s Sa,a
i.s ia13be2 M.e, :. Hs: s $: 81, r a;a-
ssaf !sstf: sssa ss'' 1.s.e 81 ss E =
s; e E: ts 's ~ nS;stie e
AZ! III l5G 5at S, 1es q as15nasf 1.sT sss
Miunte1. s,+c5 18th
AZ Is II &C. sa a ts. as 1sEh,at o m ssI H.
At hS: i +, f.s q u g. tS;s = t.
f.Sslls ~ ls e1t1; M f1sts L.saas asse bG sern;
=: ssess @ stssI IesSst: Isss Iis ass: Issl:s
&. ssr bo'pala. ot..1a 80 In or Fl rhanss9
Reteae, 7<!aons q id stane: Ktlaiss- ie1noat =
&; .sf1s Il l : ra,. r. q =, s:,ae
itoUe dn,l Leeaort Il da .tene Goa, :isa,lsu L.
s<. s1t e = as ea ;.1f vac.
krr LeEnout =, sas .tnne: A1nte.i Le1o 1T. q yas
sGas T 1 9as' ~ tsc:i g TEE Ies a
jos ssanc.
c,z.nxo-s+t...opas 1a'sF. n.s,: IL E,asrs go4,
!tth:: RuInh.Ia @ Lcsa2ost y Asht; o1wag: y 2JosIes,
MI 5ssss.s ~ # nss: 1S$i &Sss s'sses sss
Nhs !hanae:fot. So, ushf:. b. oEeansIl Le;aoaI
III! ~. st af1' Ht;s ts.* ~ iss xss Hs;;
Fsan%t- L<n1opt, LIGHT
nasaa s. sor ~ 81 s ase ns ssass
~ 2 q; yas togs; e [ee e sea,l - & e Ess2
yds stone,
, 1869-05-25


In ttis court grand tury was eupanne!led ses-
terdae.
It Was aErced by counsel thar the indictment
against John II. Brase, In which Baron Von t!ahn
Is the prosecuting ~ltneaA would be utcti. h1S =
continuance WIZ had because Of tho engagement
Of Robert ucrveI. Est, In another court John
Van ArnAp. Esq, who has been counsel Tor the
1;aron In oil OF his Cases. 1t WAY uuhrrstoad, ,1c-
ellHed to nppcar, IN this case Of The people.
, 1869-05-25

MONDAY EyFNn0, Xay ~
The following tables show tho receipts md ship
n,cnis Of produce during the past forty-eigh.
hours:
, 1869-05-25
REDUCED RATES,

Lana6n anu AeH I@tk Steamship Line
S&Asmeyr fnrniehty to London direct from Pier 10
! sosth Rire. y. T. Passage II 20, 47a md 20.
c.TrGty, --.-..
BEI1ONA. ,1nne Il ,Inns =
ATALASTA. ....- -juna .s} PAHAGEAf.....julJ u
fos p.4ase to Hssnbu1Eh, Bremen. H.ue Para.
AEtHt1p and Hn4thAD 1. ehezPrzt c41fFEcT 17tx AfA
rty to RUBKKT n. C1.1RK. No s. Broadway, Nsv
York. OF To JAS. WAARAEk- eosne[ Z S.1Is snd NJ
ta.D-stA4 Ct1taxa4 Fur tretfht 10 ROWLAND As
P1NWALI- 81 8outh%f- n. 7.
, 1869-05-25
Ocean Freight

Ssccia1 Detp4tc.l to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW ronx. Mar -
TRu6RTt-The cnkAstnacutA to-day WEIR about
1o1uA In tat. mainly IL III Liverpool aad I~ndou,
~ N to Cork Aito, +.nG bu corr, 70 GtAsFuw u IL
, 1869-05-25
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
EorNEn Market

EorclEn Markets.
TISASClA14 .-. -....-
LoSpos. Nay 9I-EEerluS.
Cnnfos aats. 6.sts quiet AID a.cadr at =. S,oeks
steady E1}t. lstts lunnfa Central p5e.
FnASAron1, May :t-ETen!ns-
United st.:ss boadk 81.
CoNKE8CfALA
tfyE1ro01, May 81 IL is 4 NJ.
Florr. lis ID. Rcd wheat, "a ID White wheat - ii.
, 1869-05-25

fahcs ron.n2rt cry limited. md indications are
hat t.. tae pnret pstsrF Of nscat ware hare iged
.tt wuonen funds ~ery lnw and arr thu vAffocs
elastes cf cotton fabrics hut either. It'll psylnk ra
, 1869-05-25

IlfEf1-
ucn -~' ."
Aana1 cay s7 pes eant On call eh4edy 4 TIC III.
tn E1-fr, ~ 49, -
nsttas aau =. lusf9.pA :
qe@ seqat4 Il lR,s, i3,ssseA Il I9,f ~ S'ssM q
, 1869-05-25
CLOTHS.
WASHINGTON MILLS,
Lawrence, Mass,
Ga Scotch Cflevijots,
1869.

Tht+A e,ods Are known b the T1Ade ~ "ClIEVloTS"
nod .bANN0CkHCKHS," snd the EtrcGscst and
noet durable sFueen tahr which an be rasde y
tpos.hlt to mike them ot shoddI other nate
rial With ssie the nssnutAe:u1e x woocns hts ueAnJ
ttSA-, Ahn -
, 1869-05-25

Port Of BaNAIs.
Aen1yxp from EM1cAoA MAY 4t-rr12 SaA
ClEApxp fpR CHICAGO. MAY e1-Pyop Tuc1EA AEda.
, 1869-05-25
a.aaG,
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3al


t;c1tgc 4. kthbc =. Thomas McE.lye7. Ac,lon
Dt e}cc1meut 14,T land In Warren Coua;.. New
trlal allowed to defcnhaat In 1867, t;eoree j.
kthbe sued dtfentlant for cjectmcnL No plea aI-
FcArtnr upon tho rrror.t. Judgment hy default wan
taken on the 2!eI day OF Iult, 1851. In February
last counsel Tor defendant appeared AMI uuAfe
motion tn srt aside the Judgment under The Stat
ate In suproF Of that motion he nletl ntsldA11ss,
amouE them that OF defendant. BY which It sp-
Ttafs that the notice that was served npou him
Mas " one Thomas ketyey. while In t.la dec!ata-
Hun the name WIS Of the true defendant He also
nrEcd that he rlraie'i to the wsongru. manu. hat
" Is BOT p1arc<i IN the tiles No decision WAS gls-
Hn ~ the order wss taken hf consent
In ltnnkruptry.
JAAe'nr1fd-Leandc1 W Clark, Of Chicago,
hdetfIfng Observation-Disclosures Tinker, Of
tE..aHtA
t'Htirl~t II ATt9s FIR Hf4cfar.c-Dastd CanpheI
nf Alton. nclalh County; Andrew j. Grant Of
>Sst1meec: Rolliu Wheeler, ot Chicago.
Circuit Cunn.
Geornc 4. Aezcerr Jossphlnc l. Little ct ais
:stmpSou GFcens Addition, 10 complainant Tor
t6eo.
James J. AoFier =. J. X AcLain- for xlsl.
lhat.eA T. Abbott, etc, '. Levi I. BAuna ct Ais.
Dtscharg1nG gnfuishets-
U1TpncH GRANTED.
James St1lnps =. Mary c. Sunra. Decree OF III
voroe-
EEw SUITS.
GeofRe ". Rus. 7. IAndrcw II. Lord TrespSss,
Damaers lad Al 5000,
, 1869-05-25

nTARCH-WAa Ia tneaksc iaquirs. and rriccs wtse
ntac better tha1 naaninal: klnEsi9rds uaru.
!.una5y- &@1hc; 0stsw1 utt:atsc; WAi:a. s4tA
:4s: rsor;a eJttal. essc; satis, i6st9llt; Pealta
sFIuEs-Rticts werc steady and uoriaally, tn
eianEtd+ Tha drtaanA was confined to supplying
rsttcEt WaE:a: Pi1crt1. 2a3+c. a:e.neEss No. l.
1i*s1l.n; Mo = el,+osLs: eaxass, kass3c; pepper,
suGARs-Tness Tnes ~. only moderately active ds::
n quotssoa. Ths asppay IL tls- Common =
Ssaat. 81 sassase Z seS!i6 i 4
errthtd and Ersnulased. II 4tAi5Se: New York rhits
e.dtc A. .3lsase. do white circle A. 1d3td4t, % B.
H1t1lZ Is; e5ifa do c, 3:.taH',e
: far trsae trsEsptrtd; VI .quotes New OEle.nl
a1ver dref4. eli5sLa1: Cabs msi.sck. hS9aor; New
York sKtta 3. Y. ssF1p, aN-4sAno; Na1y7hnd bec
hlse. su1:5; XXX cyrtL 4h<a5t: queen bte hire.
1La Ge 1'hladclphIs boz hlst. 6oa63
SEEDS-ReecIvre, IS 80 Ea; shIrpra. 71oop fAs Mar
ketdnl &A1et Nert conAutd to tr. otfaw Ing THO
TnI-10 hAe1 II &3bS: HCHAr1Ax--to bsE1 Il PC.
TEAS-Thcre fair inquiry !nf trAA tn,day, and
Under continued favorable Aa*lc from the Eat rrItxN
Ecsnaln i.7n follows: Tnunx Heeor falr
pse<sLoc dn fair 70 E-od. 10 ~ do tne and e1.
TIA chn!cc, H. oAl 70: svcFdne 10 hnc imperial Al
Gaf<5:e1Ta hue to fne imperial xLao@1ss; choke t.,
extra natur1l leaf JArAn. &l111I21, Esod 10 fine
IsPsu, u aoal 10: eeloErd natural lct Jtra1 a1.nea
thoer. q 50 a. - --.. .".
, 1869-05-25
1FafHe EcWl

ENT6 OF t1ttctAAA-
ARRIVED TooM CH1cAa0, NAT H-Enur.
C1xAHfp FOE CHICAGO, MAI A-FTpr% Hthrask1,
IAtar, lark uonatd>cn Aad AA.auI
, 1869-05-25

.... Mu4p1x EyESNo, May y.
hoaizs:
Esss;s:; Esss;s: (, ss ::::::::::::::: $ So s|s
II feio1ns isSis .ssx: lie !seei+ s md .hpasSss %
for the corresponding tssse aA's ss;,t. Ess5 .tg,
ks!Rse.: 5f$ss 4 ks:::::::::::::: i!es:s$ h% @
LuanKHi IL eSa:tSaeass ri eoass.1y wind. ;oasy
sssazed ssas ssoat ss 1hs ss1s q ssIn
E.9 i x,1 ite ~. % II [fvtF s~ss tdsed lot
u: ST IS ss s. sA ;;s e1,s Psss:s,
Fl = n.5s a,
,asa s5% !. si:p: saa pszfts' Il sld:so; .ols u
G,;:s ,s I: Res!s ,;e Y 1Aa:tssn Z r Il sc9-
/, .Ss. y siSgo Is ri: .ad si:oa iaf mixed: :oa
Es5Sss Ssssi; .:;s59 !: s3isS
M e Az K.am.se1 I'M sSs,sa IN I. eo'e
I'd tiai ssps s' i s:s .;s .eid by
y' =: !. Se:a isa ss't:s5s II @ :a + J.
ys'Sas Z fso T.
CArEp rchr uaqi8. from Mu4keFur4 81 "a Il COMMON
et 4lsA Ap&keEun tally; sold BY Brewster Ar8tAdn
At TEE 1AADs.
The nA1ktt rrssrtA hr features noted IN
"a T. s.s.s :. aeses, sere dE@ nd anss.nssS "
ftTss tiear. tingh TO aacA ....,....... asaoaao oo
EFcpp4 tlAf, tncE tach.. AL3
Third clear ltneh-
TtIrd clear, III. II to stteh. logS&AW
Fn7sh the Sssue - second t4eaF ride o. aya4x 90
Cos,sn fournk sAlo23x0o
Common henrns wide tdteseedE.. ..,-..,.... .p &uW
wuIs. .,,,,..,...,..,,,.. NusaoAoo
/ etuck boasds eK@S5d0
stcel toaflt t..:-:..-.......: :..t.....;. sue9e,m
Common hoaraA j,isi, scaosllnE And snah
.1oist and scsnsllnt. to Il ieet TOO
I,ry ctiusnon boAIus and fencing ...,-..-, tat6oo
Ptc$ ste 11n0 aKuo
Pcky4s e7uaIr- Not at6U
c;:E c;:F so,:: 1os;:. 1ssa +, ia ia i
L4th Observation-Disclosures. 11SA aQO
SAN Cd aLuse.. i. Observation-Disclosures. u AUp2 LIS
Ss,Etd SEjuekp No Observation-Disclosures, ttz 4bu
s;ayed thftkic1 ea aetaI..,,...,...,.... &nbS 4eS
sh1vod 1hnglcs No f..-...,-............. Lao9 tso
The demand vas reasonably active. md quotations
w-re Hot1in.ly unchanged.
sr .S4G1f fA..
ThieEnrss-fiis - shnss: t. bs i've i.Shes In tlsa,
prAA
Lnsth-Slrteen lnche4
Rand-T~ertv tnchca-
t1m 3er eAf loAd sdded whtu tsan.leIrrd- wt}th
thsrxr fellows the shtn&1c4,
, 1869-05-25

#n Toy ed1arupo To eboce qualities " ith oec1A1o1ay
sag q ~ tof se.net hing vtrv nie-.
. .&EfA13 AND T1AhARH 81 QJE-Dt4ttfs cnn-
ooe 70 Ftfott light demand fsuna N Aad the
laa3&t4 f1les dnl n tho following r10xe e1 prsscs
, 1869-05-25
WASHINGTON MILLS.
LAWRENCE MASS.

CHEvINTS, Tor sr:tns and aunnnes war.
HASNuEKHCI1S!s, for apssnn ARD winter,
have beeu c,pid from the tes Scotch styce and mauu
f.7uied In n the aaie,ftrd Wvo e1 Aoat can give
tie IEuItr effect to them.
al tszt II w thoaktt By tbs pa.t!es uho eaatsseted
for ihe eooda that they wrud better without she
distinctive marx Of the WA4htnkton Mlla. but i has
heen found thxt IN xtnetA appearance And durability
they quite n{uA to their tosa&n HotoSypes there
tnrf tho iS8r1 hAyu rrIuksc tGAt tie trEu
l7f Arlington Mills ticket shplld X attached to every
Iarcc: 41d Ia otr that O7aJ Be prete4ed
fECn tht IrssibJ Of hxV Ing lnfe Eos sod TO thcn
tn s1fr1tn.A under the nane Of tho Washington AiIs
Chevta the foltowtn& camtt PaFtle1 hereby advertise
u Tie tE1de and public generally that they Ave HVen
the prrfetcnce to teke ssda Ana xn haEe ihGri Gst
tsantty In stock. AND no lSfERi0SG GRADES HiAL
De OFFkRED AS SUBSTITUTES
NEW TORE. BOSTON.
Aherutthv s CO. ~httte-, Enri.t It Torok.
CellIbk, l1nnlfner Il ca Miner. ht2l 20.
EazhArt, Sfhit1ord Co y. ". FreelAnd Bea'a Co.
Jtuss Wilde, JE- / Co ,.,-,,.v-
pevlln l. 20. CLSglSSAIL
Rrrt Aw Bfp<- lockwood HTtA q Gh
Hrnhks HroA . GHtEAtfl.
Geo W W httr 4 Ca ,fct7ncr-f1cld, Hrned,rt d %
iy Whit. NIit14an d 70. Albany, X. Y.
A. Raymond ua~fA Graft HfIaon-
MulekIn brsA CO.: PITTSBURGH. Pa
Ktrtla1d- Batcoes Bron strsa 1..A
sln. IRQt. N i.
g. Qusckenbash + oe,
WtnxnAker Brown PROVIDENCE. h
Cans NfiFis CO. Ja,ptI IL Rad 4 IN,
flieaMAlseed / Hawkins FDHfLASD, ny.
Brcnkheaa Etk. ChAdhnuIne 4 ktodtL
, 1869-05-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


CHICAGO. RocK leland FAcdfc EAt.E1AD CO..
6KcKKtA111 OJr1rL CR1cAno. AYt1 1&SS s.
Pubic nodee ID hefEhy s1en that tha auaa2 H1eetas
q the Stockholders Il this Company vdQ h<ha ID
pssaaree oi law, II the c. mpxuJs Ons: b oaira<s
on WEDNESDAY. the I'd day Of 1e1as n1A 4 u
o'eoek H. fe the election Of p4t1s1 NJ tof e7s-
knx yesr aud tho tz.nasetaon of saeh hesnesa II
u,ar BE- rtsxee4sd 1t aid naeet.ak = h--
The rens faF election win Be v2caed r tfr "a
md rsrnaiu rf<n for oce hoxE. --.
Tho Transfer Bocka ni1 he aaAA On SAs.sdAy. tn
t1,t aa5 oa Nay II oeLaEt r NJ
xBNEZEE !EDoE. Se<:e..s1-
1aHx T. TRACT, President.
NOTICE .e
The arrrat HreenxHe Ga Roek kh4adefs Of CHICAGO
s6GTH BRA6Ga ROCK 99AEaNE@tee tae eseo-
~ CSmfaayF AsHyE Meketx NR,laln{.. Aoush-
wet eoyner1{ Like l4d ns1sbot1 akk. II u 3nlset l.
n On WEDNESDAY,, 1uH4- 4 2. ~ 4f-:'
s.G--.- = f:-.r r & &A9CEs. t&acY
-T7.-.
i: i !: :::.:.:PuiEsSsli:.- :::,':-:
{: & !: :::::::$:P:'T:::4ES..
tn w.?sT.. PGs Rssas5y; \ asyes t.Es sN:s
WaAesI7 4s!Ess, z r pWSSR ca, eesz=
, 1869-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Essays Tor Young Men,
On the EEcrs md Abcees Incident u Youth And EAsy
M1nhttd with tho humane SseH c{ stnneat and cur
ttI:t Is nail fro q ehxsEr. AadnrA HOWARD Az,
ISOLATION. He1 r, Fhil.at}pht1, p
Tho Worst Disorders
TAt 1Eiet the taEan tsstrsa Acsc from drcayrA ona-
dnten Of the Blood. AaSBLER"3 HERR A[TTKRN
ro+ss4s<4 dtnx1J power oreT the Blood CAa x
Ind e1sdiea ait dtsea4e..-
, 1869-05-25

New York Hrcadssuhs. Provision and t:ro-
eerv Markets.
Special DesEztch 70 Thc CHR axo Tribune.
NEW YoRk. MAYA
BHEArATEYfN
fourThe Ale1 nutnlx11d a.,N tFr,s cxtrs State fr
expert At Ss,.N&6N- &Leat--A thai A.11Fed unsold,
snl Nj that Left oyr fra Saturday. Wa cleared
Oh: the Iparkrt Mt the ene<. erTy h9T Corn too
nnAsled to quote. Oats wcrr Depressed by frc otter.
lpe7 AEoAt .--
FrnS1KI1Sa,
Pvrk atEenethecca the oplaien that S2l5o IL too
ehrAr fer Il, and 2et he$ tfeiacts E4tfc. uee
lected.
GRQCIRIE4-
Coffee tnnr- steady; RIO 1ttt&Isc In epla SnkAt
rrJ firm tAis to Prime eEaesrs, besi crushed
1sAc. -.
, 1869-05-25

but hs1u u former anotaituns: Pyks. efz1Oe. nane
tnth. 9t4fAtoc. BAbbtA nsllinsl 1oSsA1vaat t1lre,
1g3l9He; pelanda chemical 1nA f&1oAc; tusr. asge;
Ss4sehefs PIT cdr. eAaaio]t. -
n ,ns1sst demand ses ~ .:tels aad dss,ss. vsss
Nlar E.acs. We qsose: Etnt> 7 bri tas,; eossHa =
, 1869-05-25

4iI:-LAsd oil Ma 4uist nd eapy. In sympathy
wsa s1e mEssSs 1as e nw atfah ant qaot .ieos
t+.i e1trnt tnty hut the Light aurp tture et-vrd
~ n n,1 tf*ias I'D ps,cea Wsrr sra sa.:aae e
r. r. ~ Nas sfsouSef ot ptees ~ere wtthont quota
~ fasSsT ,t h:n1, r xh.e tessn .na other d.
es sea III; Eth c.stn !; u FL r; lloseed nv tls lia
wtnsec q =; No d. .e1-0; .WhIe OF siN1i 10;
y ganf otl elo et1ita. Ia: f,btic.:trz o w yAA
oil II 10: neatEtont. Il 4tAl Il @'
fVTA1uE5-SAtN ot hr{a new u slam. % hu
feacheloNt II &c 10 tu u &C. lN pu II 4oe. ta2
'ofs lift TIT e, stoEe: - y 3c, O. ttaek,
,FUGLIhf-6&Sesn n e,op chickens 1t sAa1; coors
,G;AAE1sa, ., i1d9s giteoea i s - d. 4 Sc;
ttAf+ 1t .te; II eoeFs u tpe
AiCE-W.s = ia 'ipseI demand and IN tome qnaMstess M
1t: African teA@lo4e; CA.o11na, lGIt8i1Gt.
SOAPS-Enx{ntEt eIGted taIr dtErv ct activity
, 1869-05-25

Af.e, the close Of the Regular Board, No. spring
wheat sold to fair extent, and drne1 feeling
was manifested, the market c.oalng steady Al
3l,ts.1sL1sA tot seller the month. No com
sold a. s6c, selltr June. No demand for oAtA Al
the evening meeting business WAS neglected
Lake f1eiehA were Hfeless.
The hog market wAs quiet, and prices ruled
weak and shade loweE. The receipts were about
$500 The Easket closed easy II E5099>40.
There wts fair surpl5 Of beet cattle, hut the IL
m4nd wM extremely Light, and ve1y few sales
effected. valnes remain notninally unchanged,
rarQtug 1t s.. 5a5 .T3 for connldn to extra
, 1869-05-25
Df. RRnxcff.

=: md 10 South Gsieesc z1se+ Tor % shas
LID u graduate II the Crfvezstsy Philadelphia asA
+ tbe reizh1s phFec1en In tae ctr tar ID Casoia
DseaAeA Hend nAIpp f1E Thcorv Of Enrnue Di%esseA-
Consu4sAtteo4 fFet knd confidential
, 1869-05-25

Nl7e1H =. susa1u u LVE"o917 usA1po7 Rpt Rs's
following May pr,ces Of metals IN Liverpool:
Ct. e. d.
RA.Is, Ordinary Ene sections, I. q b.,
pSrkQl.--- ~ AZ r+o ~ y
Railway chairs, ordinary, I. q. u, GlAs-
kuWe pei p0Q.-. -~et@ AZ 49, -
st1quydshhe bars GlaSpw, per ton. II 04s so
TN, Engiiat. retned, per cwt..- 80 IS oae 1ao
Quicksilver, FER IS hA. Il W.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

GREAT EXCITEMENT At CORRAL CANYo&,-A
great excite ment is about sprinIng up at Cor
ral Canyon, under the auspices of 4. Sutro-
unpopulnrly known as The Great North Amer.
lean ''Sutro Tunnel Company" The pro-
gramme of the interesting occasion consists
of taking Il survey of Corral Cauyon-thr
proprietor not having laid eyes Oh his very
valuable possessions for four years past. The
next work (easy) III order will be to tuko
n drink from jug Of whisky, by ten stUlwnrt
fellows who have played themselves out
III the COmstoCk mining works. Nc&t--I two
hours speech by 4. Sutro lo"i ap-
plause. NeNt-seycrul more "swigS" az the
jug-and twenty gruaus for the bank of Cali
fornia and the railroad! NcXt-ten stulwurt
fellows will then break ground" to the depth
of six inches for tunnel scycn-by-eight feet,
which will be dedicated in the name Of "Su-
tro the Grent'-by the ten stalwGrt fellows
pouring water on the broken ground. An
other speech from Sutru, and ten grpuuS for
the bank of California. This Will be the first
days work at Corral CnuyUn-Und the pro-
ceedings will be telegraphed to san Francisco
that "thc greatest work of the az" has begun
That "Old Winnie mucca has subscribed fifty
thousand dollars ~ CUI&, which will be Immo-
.diately paid in" This will he the Grst job 10
DE done at Corral Canyon and of which due
notice will bo given in the Alaskn Times, by
4. SutIo the President, Secretary, Treas
uror, and Board uf Directors OF the Great
North American SutTu Tunnel Company ."-
coli RW NsrrS.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

CoLoRED EMrGEATIuN. The Press Of Nash
vile. Tennessee, states that the colurcd me
chanics of the South are well organized for
protection, but they fear it is impossible {"
secure justice from the white population, and
that u convention of cOlOrrd mechanics -
called TO meet in Macon, IN October, to devils"
means for emigration tu the Northwestern
States and Territories. \ committee hUs
been appointed tu visit the Northern cities
for the purpose of securing some competent
persons To interest themselves IN the matter
and nid the cOlorcd people of Georgia to en-
igrntc west in colonies. \ colony of some
four hundred negroes in Maury county IL
forming To- omigratc. The movements set ON
foot at Macon would indicate that the subject
of emigration from their old homes IN tho
South is growing popular with the negroes,
who arc growing weary Of the intcrminablc
agitation OF their rights in the South. 4
largo number of them Hpprchcnd that they
VIII bo disfranchsod in short time and
thcir fears nrc increased by the tone Of several
oi tho Momphis papers and some of the conn
try pross. This Is another fact establishing
the persecution to which tho negroes aro sub
iectcd, for no other reason than that thoy
have boon cmancipntcd.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

Tr is said TINT tho Chinese giant, Chang, is
dcnd in love with Miss Anna Swan, the Nova
Scotia ginmtoss
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

THos. CARLYLE on THE SrrrArroy. Tho
condition in which the Radicals have got this
country is sufficient to make oven philngu-
pher speak with warmth IN regard to it. 4
correspondent Of the New York Tribune has
been boring Carlyle with visit and in speak
ing Of tho condition Of America the phioso.
pher broke out as follows:
Ms sure ~ the Lord rcigns, you arc rushing
hown to hell with desperate velocity. The
SCUM of tho world has got possession Of your
country, and nothing can save you from tho
aoViis clutches. Not, perhaps, cried he, rais-
ing nus voice 10 its shrillost notes, n he'll burn
ing with material fro and birthstone, but tho
S%lde' wol,oring,. fory chaos Of corruption in
h'Eh piaces and tho miBrulo Of tho people "
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

FATAL GAsEs.-A. ID. Richardson writiny
TO the \. I.Independent from the scene of tb,
late catastrophe at Avondale describes three
iatHl gases--the black damp, white damp. and
the hre damp. The black damn does no,
Ourn, consists mainly of carbonic acid p,s
hes IKE fog on the bottom of the mine. ANA
Wheh breathed causes IL pricking and ringing
III the cans. Three or fOur limitations of il
often destroy life, its dsadlness euuaIinn
that oi the tabled Upas. The white damn is
equally poisonous, though a lamp burns more
brightly III 1t than i'll pure air The tire damp
Is liShter than air, gathers III the upper parts
OF the mine and sometimes smells like sui
phur. II sometimes issues in small lets
which, when lit by the miners, burn like com
muu gas. in iurYr ru,is>s,.s ii e1piod,s 18th
the violence of gunpowdcr, leaving in its
victims hardly any trace of the human form
Oms Of the rcsCucrs, who came very near
losing his life by the gases in the mine. but
was resuscitated, says that he rccolccted only
going down into the mine and falling into n
pleasing slumbcr, after which he had no CON
sc!ousncss Of anything until he was revived
III the open air While this, and the calm
expression on some OF the faces of the miners.
together with the attitudes i'm which they were
found, lead TO the conviction that they died
without pgug, the efforts made by many Of
them to erect baTlcadcs against the fatal gas.
and the Appearances Of their cOrpsrs. indicate
that they persisted in great agony. physical as
well gS mental.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

One mile below Golden City and on the
north bank of Clean Creek, the last three
years rrushrts have cut away the alluyiul bank
Of the creek some twenty feet in depth. In a
section uf this bank. from eight 10 fifteen feet
below the surface. where trees, bushes. etc,
ar" now growing. several rude ire plnccs hay"
been hid bare, or partly cut away. They are
universally howI-shnpcd. and contain yet the
calciucd Fragments of bone. chnrcOnl half
burnt clay mixed with huuldurs. still showing
marks of fire. Are these the extinct fires OF
the Mound Buidrrs of Boulder Puss?--rUi0-
TIdD T,DtSrripi