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1.!os q sabeesthn9 ITO oao towafts tie ou.!iina II,
o. M.sa Iai1oad FINN AahleI TO East st. Louis. Tas
IN M Projected Oquanka Geueseo Ra!lrua4s has
rsda Aoaadoned, the people OF Gcnu.seo having
Ress1o:s, RocE iasna St Leus on Rsi'rna Ttsn the
n.'1s Mso9E River foss Sou aeif Rairoa' 4
ihtsntton q Tn company 10 have Il eomnIe,ea %1
TSn ri. ' Scots' k.nsas, o. the 4,h cf Jaiy ne11.
runa1aS rns ao n, u no now eo%pieted md lie cars
oea 90 ossEsen that plaoe md Torr scots ts11 T.
aean, ready tor the iron~ Ths i,sck vim b. i.iI
roa esott Veere The ruad-owln9 10 lhe nir,;rni'
ne3 e1istlng % she Cna1otee nsa,Tai IanH. ~
tos he sa1. sna y. Joyax proo4bJ stop
sness diflenites viii room BE- sett!u aud tha1 Ins
~ solh On tnis great thoroughfare to she Guf iii
Se.ks Hanf R.nosRa SnReaa 1in eonsa; ghs 81 ats
III .a a19 ~ aas snn put Sehraaka IN counecon sth
Tnere ass now about 100 men euR1er.t In vo,+
@ on.she ss9ator end sf the Fox RiSer va,1ey R.t.
so4a. Ana In law days more there VIII be- IaTrr
Son oA men II "ork on the South OtiaWa tilyts
FAmoas tbs eaects Of the scr of ire ,,,c,,s,,
i. X sa hak1of1 Ting municipal aid % saIIrouIa
q tpad frotn JoneavAla on the Nicsi9sn SI,,h.
e an, . ,Astanai. On tho Michigan Cennai: fron
ttna1nF tise H. I pssPossd iassesd Of cen-
Aa1egoo, to run due north Ta5nnnn Enten ~.
SvaaAs, % Aof 1nd lJ0ne1 On the Drrrn,t ' Vii.
.s.e H9ad and thence to Stanton. the ror,nt1-
Te.A 9. Aoa&aln county. Tue dtstanct. mn,
rsn,s. nue ss 70 AaFshAn "a twenf1-uye mi1ss un.;
tcta dssan e,na e. n,s e snton eighty maEcz toe
r.a ae t.1, aoaasme, New Albany L Chicago R,:lroat
~ fts Kaat1ed ,,.s few dAys since The 5ssetia9
:. W. ene sse1a OF the road VIA he'll IN SeM
dsat Sy; Iy; 6eo 1. Schuyief Vas ehact... prn...
~ NJ rHlA80 l. Leafs, OF New AihanT. Stcrer,rv
tsTa.nt teosef, ana v. Shat, General yupet1nz
T Ins e L1tsJeste und> Iesp.al OF the ,;,n e.,..
r,1sst :. M e. good authority thst = cpctfsct wns
t1ntes = 6sillcrE, on Tuesday between ihe Ia
! TOY = qnlo and Indanapoiis Gnctunaii md
t1es conf1nI g hy vh:eh the f1smer ootstns
NIL. ~ ot a 9! thla road ~ viii enable d Ia
~ 49,. - neees1k@y Arrangements for A totnf
;shst r. Hn1E Iaia, txue, e1ectuai)y 1,eTni
=. sse 90 .nn fsnnsJfFaui4 Central theorT. Ths ~
1anaPolA Cincinnati IaxaYette Ty1,t6 tns ~ IL IL
a1suIA M outlet for The Baftt11ofR 4 nhIo @sa .as
49 asA "A aofsokea chaln As fsr AZ r;ns.nast
~! ~ ns. AIa1xrmens VIII rive Il C,hs.nMn o.
a0ua ma Msstern connec5ion In yie~17 ~ ~
u especially tnportaut y "t11si2soo Road It
Gtatrl1 Green h Ranm
sGtesn.n, esnnes n Railsod has eutersd into IT. .a az
saw Aa1 said Tuad IL nal nn,sha, 4.tssa aasa
esfiesfioa Rom The nr1t DAY Of Jnir neT ~,
fsnnS. ~ nao county h ande! 10 dnnatS ess mri
4~0s @oA4 pe forever for1dsed en6 vni :,
, 1869-06-19
MISSOURI
The stnte Resnmes specie Famenta

~~~ "~@Aeo AA>1AAASE1 SPECAd F8y yEaEnfA,
Fss'. tAs See fovk Eeesaas Rpsk, Jvns 1G.
II VII be Seen, By the eo1espondepce vhtch
Wo prInt below, that the Stale OF NA.sour1 vii
hereafter pay the Interest Of s State deix Ia op;J
COLE, z1d tnAs 1t accepts the OBLIGATION to pnr tf,
principal Also, when doe, 10 real money. The Re-
publican administration Of the State Of Missouri
which q. often dcne good service By Its Et4Iom
And emeAnc{ ia othes departments has anus
ooldlT taksn the lead OF tE< whole country IN the
moFemen: to~sy1a resumption Of apecse unF
ments. MASSACHUSETTS, aud Missouri are State n
Wncn me HePuhlfeau party t1E long had Qutxs-
puttd c0tluolr and they arc giving e11ooles Or
financial foncf Of which the whofe county, I.sf
well Be proud --''
"TR1A5URRs O1T1cx, srA1Kor XHasocR1,1
CITY o. JEt1xxsox, May Is, lsdQ,
" Hon. Htrons B. koknson, Attorney Gt1aeruf er
Nts"urI.
"Dr1R t1x: In view Of thu re~nt decision Of
tNe Supreme Court OF the United Ssstes in regard
% the elect or contracts made PRIOR 10 the ps9ase
Of Ehat u p1puia1tF oAlied Tho Legal Tender aef
And u seW Of the fact that the xtI per cent bouds
q To state issued 70 atd n the construction OF
INC fzciac Railroad, me Southwest Br1uch OF thc
f9eans hA0foad, the Iron MOUNTAIN RaQfuxd the
cairo fnltoa Rsliroad, the Platte Cp4utT k,xl-
foAd, s1ad the North Missouri RallYuad. u7ut,ss r.
pay tne principal OF said bonds IN gold or mixer
me undersigned, Fund Commissioners Of ,he Ststs
interest fund- have the honor to reuuest yuur-
OPINION Whether or not tie State h lexally bSund
20 paJ tne interest due 84cut annually On tAe rst
oA{s OF JSaaAff md July OF enco yca{ Ia ppld
-An east, rsply Will much obllgr your oeed,ens
WA-q< p1LIAxY1R, State TREASURER
"UAH- u. DRAPEK, 3tase Au4t:nr
11d tt-1@efo Fund Com uis5fonrrx
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which will be- promptly built tie
momert thc1e is a real vsnt
for it The most eertain modo Of
creating paupers is for the government
to keep an open table where al men can
feed themselves without the necessity Of
labor: and the suseat mode Of paralyzine
privnte capital and pzivate enterprise is for
The government to become a money lender
without interest or security. The action Of
Congress at its last session, rejecting all
schemes for governmental aid in money or
bonds, Il adhered to reaolute1r, will lead 10
the construction, not only Of lateral roads
in the Territories, bnt Of trunk roads acpss
tho continent, as rapidly as there is an &C.
cas1on for them. To subndize road from
Kansas, with bonds, is to delay the North
e1n Pacific Road until it, too, has
been similarly subaidfzed; but to refuse
to subsidize either is to leave private enter
prise ftee Of government competition, to
stake It's money, expeud its industry, and
prosecute its labosa with the same energy
that it has shown IN building the 1926
miles Of railwuy which now span and intar.
lace the entire country.
Already there are Indications th,, ~.
Northern Pacific Railway vim ha 49,,
menced without waiting for nv s,h
udy. The grant Of land already ;nsas :,
q magnificent ono, 1tisa oant ~ $50
alternate sections of land on aaoh a;ss ~
the road, equnl to a coutinuona st-in xo ~
miles wide and .7oo miles lore r. -
grant Of IS, sec, 600 ucres Of ]and ;rc1u,,;na
all the iron. cool. BUILDING stona snd t;rn1,.e
it may contain or n,a1ncs r, :. - ~
very best quality. eoua];no in axe-r -a.;a..
the finest whea.-erovino land Of NM ss,ts
and Wisconsin. = lis rch IN IN Va ,aa,.
rial ior tbe construction Of the road ;tse1f
ia less difficult than the road s1,eo1v conn
pleted, and Will open a ,ec;on to vhicb fhss.
present immigration FINN Eortha,n aa--
many and the Scandinavian e,mr+-{eo IN
naturally tend. Is last az thu road - br;,.
it's lands will find willing caah ,n-.s..s - 1'
not at The minimum ,ata ~ - ,a'.a0 - e1Ase
but an average rate over N. ~ 49, s.anen
.h.ee dollars an acra oomes. mues oa
it1ed uith snch a 1and.a p1y ss..! .oas totf
, 1869-06-19

I'VE can4aa OF the 6$xte. Therc u some talk Of
The Central Comrtttee4 putting annth~r cnnft.
dato In the Geld, who will b .hla 10 tnakn ! neT
souA canranh. Tho Democratic candidate wt1l
not make pe,1onil tanyass.
The Petersburg (vA) E4prsss rublishes tho fol-
lowing letter from Senator sprasue, with the 70
marx that he u one Of thnfew So11hetn rrp.eseo-
taases who, since the time Of Daniel Webster has
Aaowp, BY writing and b5 speeches, that there Is .
difference between Government AID IT. admin
tSt1uop:
~P1nvIpKNCx, r. l., .Juue 1bdp
! Edtf that tht adrnf1istrast ef the Eoyr,pm~pt
A*eA11 cot the Government 4tsch IL wraker, The
oIt o. bslapee .h4sh snea deeper tha3 written eon-
correct Standardization tptu We errS,s ri1ntrrh..
s1s Hts po:e shsi hstaaee thEouEh tto .,
stability and uniformity to tut w.Ittzn esustfus3cn'
90 70 trnder ~ attempss to estahlls different fogm
q koSe1unens Gukeet&NL ", 6FHAGCX~
, 1869-06-19

II
| f'hASos+aL
r1Hat "sta neesaes u 70 deliver n oshdon II
SS,ss.. 40 os,u " sug'
" VIC hte fleteaef webster VIII
~ ~ ~ ausH Ia.noaa'se Aasshneld,
1a,rs 49, y. 80.
49,. -- -. s. ,oane nay o! t"ehty-one, now
t~.-..t,+. se Ne'"2uc iae'os51 hna u worm
~ ~. nllliou 1halesA
,1.,,s 1oAa A.sn1 AA4u+sfr EYE 3bat the Duston
rx. .tI sntsa uoa 47a1 promised To odoru
E.s-AS :. N@ssta 'onaAsM. 'oled ho1nin'.'
No1nooe Nofuen. OF Monitor fame, Is It
.se.as ~ seeona seasan, and IN greatly im-
~" nn,.4 S.AAo -.
ANe DuAe u AAln1ioo- EuErolch couktn- has
Ns,@ otso eoAA"eo ron Tie TnileI1eA His htest sen
es-.'a y oen!aoa tresaeoA
- .1e Ianee o. n aea Las been Enttea Mason By
VIC n4a4 " SHeoeas &nd EasaeS TO toto onc of lhe
.eiSes N Loneoa- II Intended 10 make him
a. ~ sssna 10 staf1 win --t
=. 4aels H sslo 10 hare 6eu nver one Of the
s.eeu4s 9! 9o1ne lafo eessa1ies over hia pet.cas-
4Auaae Ahseb accompanied the veteran states
e@n u ois e8osAsAhT expedition
Al- toa AlA dafneJ ,WtH2u1 have hst been
one5ea *7heV N Eu'd To plzf Tor ono season In
Ausuaua- 1neJ we're recently offered tshoo9 In
se!u 10 s1Ait eaMornn professionally.
nas . el ,, xaoe va, ase', nssas' fr no
the English Freema.un.. E.,1. ~ (.rrv and pe,cr
were installed u Depu1v Gr.nd M.strI ana sen,o,
Grand " ar,.en-
lcuacto AsrtYc,l the nrr N-,,c.n Mt,..,.r -
salt country. was fo.msr,T s-cr,,,rT to 'pnrns,a
and he married IN W-a,htnornn +he d,,rht.- ~
Mt Smith. OF Te,.xoea,n streef, tn whueo honse
General Srhenct lonu haa hls hnn.
IL IL reno,1ed that v.ncs,nr 11snr+,,,, -.
,ua,c Application % one Of the 1ea,lnr tae.srr. n
He1 Tori fpf m epx,eeneu, IN IL fsll. Il ~
ulsc sePozted bat NOT 10 su&no.t,sttre1y th.t her
husband, Nj. Jcnn.nca, Of the London nmes VII
, 1869-06-19
The enfantfcfde Case mt Jncksou-
vtl1cv Ill.
~refsc*s1h tyas ~ D<srateA 10 tAt s. Louia

On Ne 81 Of June, 1858, William Wahle, I
easineas wrnt % 81. Louis to bu5 ep1ue Cuo.is
!savtnS hss VT, Panlina WAhle. his stss<E-olaT,
home and u we1 On hta rttu1n; or ine eEesn9
q the N q June, he focad his chIlu quite xlcf
Dd pndet The treatment OF DE. DeLeuv, 4 GeT.
noetactnc here
The child coniinneo under the treatment of pr.
Dele1v. growing gradually Wuese Until duly IL.
II A9gcst-the 1lsh dsy-Irs. wahle and her
home in Eoropc. On The day Of fnetr denstture
and befofr they started, NJ. Wahit found ii !
dr1xer n the millinery stnst paper containing
Z eons'dtrasle quantity Of arsenic. Thi2 paper
, 1869-06-19
.A1Atra, who l8ttetiy published the following 1a.
tef, directed 70 tna Consul General of Me1jrn N
, <a1 ->+-ASN III
"HNtsTRv o. FoaN0N AyFuRs.,

NtH 1QE3s
"AINtsTRY o. Foax16x AyFARs.1
MkH1co, Nay n, 1852.
To tAs Cottsal Cenesul u Hexioo at Se4e Ivr..
STR: Ireeelved your note OF the SIT Inst. 7,
which yon Informed ne that Commissioner ftnn, ~
this country had arrived In Washington, with the.
object OF proposing the sue Of mortgage ct par
ton Of cur territory In lieu OF loan, and tnat 4,
\ t8tef d8y the truth Of this report was .iente2
by cur Government and declared without foundl
tton.'
'tTha Government Of the Rapuhlc nsa.e r.
peated declarations during the wak 0! l1teryeE-
lion shout ita unchangeabEe Intention not to en-
tertAn any ideA to part With the smallest portion
Of cur national territory I have alHays cpustl-
cred It holy duty to perish befufe alIo ring tht.
loss Of any territory or the giving away any OF
the so5erelXn F4hls Of the ration. The govern
lnent hls always acted on these principles; even
NE grAEest circumstances could NOT change it5
decision II present or In the futufe.
ne Esse1nment hst also dechred, already.
.nat, neither under such circumstances or 1t any
s,tDs, s.p, was sneh proposition mafe By tho Cos
sennent 81, q the Cnted StateA The Item To which
3oa as!el IN 5our note "a devoid Of al foundation.
49, ee.e1 sais government or 11y OF It's represent
49, ~ *keatA haA, Officially or privately, maue
' ~ oea =, " seu or DoHg part Of our terrific
~ ~ ~ Ma1e loan uEdeF auJ cDndttt0ns
= I sach news Is still In circulation, or
a Auy !tsH4 oe published On the aforementioned
pon!l p4 Joo 0n u once deny its Truth In the most
Po1'afe Eaannes. An, With high consideration,
These letters settle The question
, 1869-06-19
POLITICAL

The Hon. u. T. Ryder, Of Memphis indicates
hA willingness TO run u the wurdnsmeuH csndi-
ttzte for Governor Of Tennessee, Il he should be
nominated.
John 7. Bruce announces thai he will not be
Candidate for the Democratic domination Iu1 de-
eRste tn congre1s from Aont1nA. This leaves the
1e!a esesf 10 caranAEZh, the present delegate
Ane enhFtef election tn Wates1oxn, y. T., on
tae 19an sos, reznted In the election OF COX nel
Geosce y. Flower, The Republican candidate for
Mayor Win majority Of lhe Republican city
ticket
E. Rrntey Wing. the Republican candidate tor
STATE Treasurer Of kentueky, II much nros,r.,r.,
from physical disease and Wit hardly make An %.
, 1869-06-19
EEn d..

The Quincy FAs9 Of the 17th saJs: ucolonel
E. 3 1one4 Hho kas just zrtHFntd from 81, Fa..i'
tels " iaaI the Ehta1 End corn Qpps IN Nluneso
Ent, ooi tnat the potato bug hAs made lis Appeal
49, Aoo = oolnS much damage Az Kinds Of
sAoen products ar well forward, and the weasaer
, 1869-06-19
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

FNA~J 1As0sA4RA44& n poltkoQ Ol the
public lands to aid in tho constitution OF
railroads, has been justified upon the prin-
clple That prudent proprietor Of largo
and inaccessible estate can afford to give
aporeion Of It to those vAo'wN construct
improvements enhancing tho valus Of tho
whole. In the case Of tha Illinois Centrsl
Railroad, Congress granted alternate sec
tions Of land for ki1 1nllea in width, the most
o3 which hhd been in the market fot forty
years, and could not be sold for any price.
Before the road WIS completed, The reserved
sections were all sold ut double tbs govern-
1oent price, netting to the government in
cash, the original price Of tho ~hole> So
far as land grants have been rnada to other
1oads upon 8iuila1 terms, tho policy Is a
sound one. In the casa of tho Pacific
Road, the government had tv,o-told inter-
est Il wna the owner Of tho noncnse fields
lying between Sacramento md the Misais-
sippi River, to which band settlement waa
impossible, becarsa 1t the difficulty Of
access, and oi communication to
and from the market ssttlera upon
that land were almost ~ remote from
their felow-men as tho Jews were from the
promised lind while in the wilderness, The
Pacific and the Atlantic States were sepa-
rated by two thousand miles Of unsesuedter.
ritory, made more difficult Of passage be-
cause OF the numerous streams and the
steep ascents and lee1ivities Of successive
mountain ranges.. Therefore, not unIy AZ
proprietor, but also rs National Goyern.
, 1869-06-19
TEE cRoWHIHG HoBRoR.

osioo" ooes even the worst Of crimes
peo upon sne public mind the deep
.eA'os ana d'sgust With which we turn
from every attempt to read the sicIanine
e@ ~ .ne murder o1 Colonel Crane, BY
toe Aiss'ssppl hFu'e, fergez. Even the
ptese11 )" peovocahon alleged by Yesger'd
tnendS' tnAt Uolouel Crane tapped him
Renfly With rattan cane, dixsolves under
mo tent Of the examination. Notwithstand-
Ing the manifest dedire Of some Of the wit
nessea to screen lYmge., their tessi-
1nony ahowa that Yerger- had few minutes
before challenged Crana To deadly meet
ing on the street; that he armed hi1usa1f
7ath q seFan~iuch bowie knife, With delib-
a@e intent 70 force such meeting; that
ofaoe, with TIE murderons challenge in his
pocaes' out without communicating its sub
.'aoce % any one, though it wonld have
Juse'ned MIN as military. or even 50 a civil
aia5o9' IN sendlng Yerger to prison instant
y "en' oa Inc street unarned, and met
,e18ef With ootstretched hsnd, as If
uesefn1ned TO effect reconciliation,
of' at least, to ward of 81
quarrel % moderation which in any other
part o. the world than the Southern States
v ~ou'o haTe disazasd the vilest adversary
mat iefges flung back his pro1ered hand
with violence, poured out his stock Of yillsin.
oos ep'theta and abusive blackguardism, and
"nen Colonel Crzne, with the instincts
.nso1n 70 gentleman, sought to Withdraw
.1om Inc interview, he seized the hand in
oo4one1 CEane held hin
, 1869-06-19
Cbe Trihume.


Daily K&Rtua. per yrAf. By akAu- HFo m
Ir-~eek1y E3tcIcn. Fer ye1f. By M4u..., H1f
1anday Hdtttnn- reE year. by seA11-,..,,,,..,. 1a0
#ec4&y Edition. per year. bT kAu-..,., :lO0
PArtf cf year At ssnae rata
~ deaa5 I'D naiatafes b suze and are Pot
ohcr addsess IN full heipains H<sto xnd ro,,nfr
fnsuAsst1s sEr allowed tcu rcr cent epNmissipu On
yees1J suaaatpta1ca
. henHtaneea raJ he made ether ty dsa!t expeu~
o oes ofoe7, of tn 1rEtsteft letter. at o1T riak
1fxat 10 EI11 sunsc4InEns.
Daily. delivered. Sunday x1cu1D:l5 cscss pcr neck
DAILY. deai*drd. Sandy ue11nEn.s0 vents PCT week
Aodn9s TRlBCNK COMPANY
ChtcaZn n
, 1869-06-19

The Indian Question-CriticnlS Sttua-
tlon in RnEneyss sioux He4erya.
sion-Dnngcra OF Red Tnpc-whur
Shall be Dane with tho Chsppeyu
Nafion1-P1ano OF Concentration on
\ Sangae Ree1rvnt1oxs-ysle Royale
In Lake Superior as a ChipSpwa
Colony-tntlnn News from Sclkfrk.
4c.7 &c.
, 1869-06-19

~, me pEnAeatEon Of this letter ca14ed so,ner
;4tta. E ssrecany as 1t followed 70 clos. on the
'e'te3 VI Lefoo fel1da, The Aiu!ster OF Foreign
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-10
INDIAN OUTRAGES.
How they CrIppIe Indusrrx.

A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
writes from New Mexico a dolcful story about
Indian outrages. He says:-
The Indians hold the hand of industry para
lyZed in New Mexico, and have done so for
months; and neither General Sherman nor the
Quaker agents come to the relief of the people
at all. In the PinOs Altos district, in Grant
county, n dozen of the most extensive COPPER
gold and silver mines, supplied with machinery
ut enormous expense, have been abandoned
no account OF the hostility of the Indians, and
thousands of men are thrown out of employ
ment and the machinery left to be burned and
destroyed. Among those abandoned are the
celebrated Hanover copper mine, Stewart lode,
Apache Pass, Harris lode and many others
which might be named.
"ln DOna Anna county more than dozen
profitable mines have been abandoned. In So
corrO county valuable mines have been aban-
doned, and the miners driven away by the NaYa-
joes. In San Juan siXty-sevcn mines have been
abandoned In Nalentiu county more than u
dozen profitable lodes have been abandoned. In
TACT, the people here are at the mercy OF the
Indians, who steal mules, sheep, cattle, horses
and everything they can get their hands on, be-
sides constantly killing, numbering, and kidnap-
ping the people. The people regard the military
as a nuisance, so far as protection Is concerned.
A few weeks ago the Indians drove oil tour nun
dred head of mules from the town of Sheridan
only a day or two since they drove away nerd
of six thousand sheep not twenty-five miles from
Santa Fe. Within ten days they have destroyed
four mails, stolen Twelve hitucs' Iuu 'hES llo
drivers, within hundred miles OF here Every
day brings news of fresh outrages.
ENot only are all, or nearly all, of the mines OF
New Mexico abandoned on account OF the nos
tility of the Indians, but no Pospectlhg can nv pe
done and no new mines can be opened lhe
Indians gobble up every party who ventures
five miles from fort or large town, ana the
consequence is miners are leaving the terrltory'
business is destroyed, and merchants are lalllhg
to pay, because they have lost their customers
' and cannot sell their goods"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-10
ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION.
How They victunIIed Multitude in EngIa nj

How They yictualIed u Multitude in EngIa nd.
The review of English volunteers at Wimble-
don this year was notable for the enormous
consumption of food-concerning which the
following statistics are given by London
"Of bread, there were eaten $4,000 pounds
of butter, 3 tons; of cheese l ton; of bacon, II
cwt.; of hams 3 tons; of eggs 23,35O of rolls,
g., ,611; of -four 80 sacks; of tea, 1867 pounds;
and of coffee, 2240 pounds; ID tons of meat were
eaten. and 1446 fowls, with 626 ducklngs, 304
goslings. In the way of fish the con-
sumption of salmon reached 62OO pounds with
1861 sOles, 400 turbot so brill and 1880 HOLSTERS.
Vegetables were devoured to the amount of II
tons, to which must be added 10000 lettuces and
5000 quarts of sheled peas. In fancy pastry
5000 pieces were made, with 1l2O pounds OF bis
cults and 246O quarts of cream and water ice.
Add to these 40 baskets OF strawberries, 10
pounds of grapes, 400 pineapples, 2S7 tongues,
lO,S0O bottles of aerated waters, S96 pies, 522
gallons of wine, $50 dozen and 3l2 gallons of
spirits, 349 hOgsheads of beer 275 pounds of to-
baccO. 800 boxes of cigars, 81 gallons of salad
oil, IL hogsheads of vinegar, $50 pounds of
mustard, 5000 gallons of Claret cup, Is cases of
lemons, 81 tons of ice, brought direct from the
ships side from Norway, SO gallons of various
sauces, $50 gallons of pickles, 5000 sandwiches
"A tons OF sugar 30 cWt. OF currantS, and 25OOO
pounds of volunteer pumcale. In addition to
these, large quantities of wines, spirits, etc,
were supplied from the wholesale everything
shop, to suffers messmen, and volunteers in
camp.
There were sent from the stores depot of
Messrs Spiers ~ Pond for camp use at Wimblc-
don 5000 knives and forks, 1000 tablespoons, 1850
dessert spoons, 100 champagne cups, 80 epergncs
and fountains, 100 sandwich stands, 1900 table
cloths, and 5000 napkins; about 1900 plates of
all sizes, and 5000 tea and coffee cups and
saucers. Among the kitchen utensils were POO
copper saucepans and 80 fish kettles and soup
pots; and in articles of furniture may be noted
1900 feet of plate glass 800 tables. 1900 chairs,
800 pots of artificial flowers, 300 corkscrews 100
champagne openers, patent machine for sand
wich cutting, 5000 drinking pots and glasses and
1,S,0O0 walters check tickets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-10
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Most crack rifle shots have blue eyes
An Iowa man has gone crazy from tobacco.
Connecticut has given her war orphans
$261, ,057'17.
Baltimore manufactured 22,511, 1874 cigars
during the last year.
Boston has fifty miles of wire to its fire
alarm, which cost $4,000.
"A girl in Minnesota got ride of 40 rods on
a tornado the other day
1t is said that an acre of buckwheat yields
IA pounds of honey daily.
Eight hundred new liquor saloons were
licensed in Chicago last year.
The temperance societies of the United
States have membership of 100000.
-Blackberries, among the ancient Greeks,
were considered preventive of gout.
THE American Farm Book mentions a
horse that died at siXty-seven years of age.
-Litchfeld, a new city in Minnesota, has but
one building-a schOOlhOuse
Indiana will soon receive an invoice of eight
hundred Chinese railroad laborers.
A live toad was found in a solid lump of coal
in Indianapolis one day last week.
"A young lady in New Haven has lost an eye
by the careless use of bottle of ammonia.
A lady in Indiana has a silk-wOrm nursery
from whose product she realizes $500 year.
New Hampshire has $4,000 pupils in its pub
lie schools and employs nearly 5000 teachers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-10
stock Quotations by telegraph p. vi.
Glendenning, Davis d Co. report through their New
Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Aug 10.-The Flour market is more
active and stronger, and fully 1900 barrels were
taken by the home consumers in lots, at $3.50
$50 for superfne; s55O@S'72 for extras s65O6775
for Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family |;
s6'5O@7'25 for Pennsylvania do. do; s650@775 for
low-grade and good Ohio do. do. and ss5O@1O for
fancy brands, according to quality Rye Flour sells
at s6-25 q Dbl.
The tone of the Wheat market is drmer and we
advance yesterdays quotations 293c. % bush. Sales
OF 5000 bushels fair and prime red at S1'5S@1 65:
2O00 bushels Indiana white $780, and 5000 bushels
California secret terms Rye is steady at 81 2OG
125 e bushel for Western and Pennsylvania. Corn
is less active but steady; sales of yellow at $780,
sales of Western at 74c; Old Pennsylvania at 700
13C., and 200O bushels new do. at 60@65c. Nothing
doing in Barley or Malt.
Bark-ln the absence of sales, we quote No. l
QuerCitTon at $40 a. ton.
Whsky-50 barrels wOod-bOund sold at STA n
gallon, duty paid