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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
The Live stock Markets.
N.1J

The Live Stock Markets..
NEW fDRk.
Special Despatch to TIE CHICAGO Tribune,
new fon1- April 81.
ue~yrs-neerpts .nce Monday, ISL; and. with mic
Etstr ca,t,rt t,ver sn .htrand lwes, the market
Vt lIunfntlih street Sales refy tA. aud lE,4 axiu
g bal, 9 u !:"' ..,. rytras hFT:s: 1S:e .t;ctly
lAzl3c The decline II atiribtrlto to the extraordinary
4ulness in the market for dead rnra.s
Shctr- R.Sripts elnca Mu:ldss. AA1: pfceA aesin &c
III. Ana carcareer -cilnE ues to the blc!ttr:
thtAtr.i, Ala &c: ycolc 6assf.:.
SNinc-Rtt,.Ita to-day. <aa3; further decline Of 4c;
RANGING At i0a6e- and very dull. The ony ralc wzs
e. Light smooth llluatA III ne. At lo4c-
aT. t-nl1H ... H..
ST. LoC1a, April 1l.-C~tu.>-Choico h>ev.s in de
taxEd: Irictr range at ). a7c. grosa
Hcs.-Acterutcl- urtire nj s..t3!oc.
, 1869-04-22
INSECT DESTOYER.
Every Farmer,
GARDENER and FRUIT DEALER.

Is INVITED TO SEND FOE
q Best's ImproTed Fruit Tfee aud Vine Insect
Destroyer and lnyigorator,''
In,rrovei and Paenrett Junc q. lsss, after EIGHT
YEARS EXPERIENCE with tue old lnviEoF1sor,"
a.lu is Tar eultrier ~ it.
Having ~ ,hr 4:h day Of June III. puzchased al the
right tile Sua inttrSat In thu Patent and Patented
Cv4npce1or, for the II bole United Sta:4-. now
rrrazcd 70 fn,h sampler of this Invaluable f5cra!a-
!oHa, Reht. fos IT, mauufaesnF ute and .ae A. n
guard Of orchards aad fela cTuts securing then lrosn
tic ravAfce vf a uteets e fruit tres sfnt4
e.xt, Hayk Lase FertL Army Worm, Rote Worn, H.f-
Ne CIT HAr1. dankrr Ht.ut essx.psiias Trtgsf r.
lZER 1ud ISTiGpRATqh il power is usnussssd M M ~ u
cAon. and the perfect and abundant maturity OF iIt
rlabic Afen; wEnted IL every County In the q. s.
j. AHEARN,
No. 5 Post oaicc-aE-. Baltimore, Nd
, 1869-04-22

THE WAEA%H AvESCE RINK was well ATTENDED,
last evening by persons interested In tcincstede
filing, The featt rerfur1rei were interesting OF
account OF their novelty Rnd slarinE. The princi
lal Part @! The performance was :,alf-.ntlc rne
EEAlllst time for handsome silver cup. The rHce
:,as won b! Mr. T. X I.or1ng In minute :a,: re
oll,is. On SATURDAY there viii 1T a srL1nLe rase
agI!nst tine ty Nj. VIM. II. Sexton.
, 1869-04-22
s,W @1.a5
$50 @B.75
$50 @S.M
4.9 @..s
4.M @5.m
$50 @i.W

Iut;S-A drop" IT b0c : Id tt* a einEl. day ny
ncan. aTtinAry necTrnc, iu this lliafkct. bnt
rrcee t"ok tanbl" 10 that est.nt toay. and in not
dusts,: ThsFc VEN over lleo hogs in the pcns and
t,r ..le. Ln, few tuysr~ could he foun. viii.
ms to operate, even nj the reduction Hf1.
Toned above md only slGut onc-hali the or
.tcnr ranens tsnm ,a.' 70 that the I,5aet.an here
tered .ae embrace 55.l head, At rricrs rifns Il IS 30
t;s lnr lntcrns :, eo!Mon = ota9.5 for ,nlinm TO
rxtrn at stu tOalNlo The cutedr rticc rrsliz"d
y C.nst: hn~. tsr Ips !ral- - WY tauc, ot arcras
the t,rk slosrd dull q: The dcennc TRANSACTIONS
, 1869-04-22

SHEEF-Wrrr in g.t demand and the market .r1cvl
sHtr Ut .f*at prt inus s4tc~. Hne 3s had r.n sel
hnds during the day nj rscrs Ranging at 8lto d. for
common to medium, and At 81 for good enicr
:,,nlitHr SAles ucsle: t: head. avsrAs:uk lp Ia Il
.T:etnE 20 n. s3as ii head, avcTasins 81 Ta At
Son. ~ head. AvrtNEng lis h. At ei.37H: e1hcad.
, 1869-04-22

''0' Hee-ipa. .sAir.,<....
I.tn-ler. .ft.-.................-...-1 1nim 1s!a.n0
iss,n1 ~. ~,
Tie follow liz ta,c show thc r,reS.s Aad s>Tacnts
fer thc azrctp0nltns time last year:
1.ElutEf. IT, .-........ At.euN LQiM
ShinEics- ho,-..,.--..-.-.''.-'- l-f Ats1.N
LnAHER- -Is;1ins,s Al tie Laal-T E1ehasss, tsdsv,
wa nFsia quiet Rad scry lew tas wrTr mai. Prsr
S.rinnw Erter1ri.< says the l:lnt sr iHr. Thr
rivcr il vr.4 low, md particularly .t The head
Wi, n Of tr p;sr strs tbs scarcity ot srr felt.
Tit r. arr ls1 :, amount II log. on t..e As-
wish viii undoubtedly como dowa tut II r. arr mil
llnn. q: ft ~ enlc o! the ethc: -:te5ns @ N Afr.
which without an unusual trcsaet VIII remain thsrr
mil smith. Many tks On " Sa.s ~ ah sh t1. @
Bcfur, tr elt+c n1 the reek we may ~ .ts t.
not rohablr sc-eh thr rnaske: This Eesr
Relative 70 - Albany n.aIstt su1 lac ninanu Hk.
Il BE- natt. a. exchange ea5f that ic I
shfrlca totnotsH Ht~t last ~crS. ard thAt sa't
ineut. this wrtl viii quite eguAl thti h1,Hln ~ - ~
lesed t9ai tlss Albany yAtd4 y Ill " e2lI3 A!4aE =
sstTsx o. ;1r + Igsentr them b c;3d af ~ trso
rtnerav aadth resaS q iii ~ 4es, aeasaa, coupled
wi.h rosta Of the inability ot !t ermcu to st Their
loEH % market tn consequence ct low water, hs 70
duced decided dImness In prcts aud leaves iie loom
to hore for 3 decline thtA tc1s11.
fall reToft Of the Of thc Eocng Of the
1ambe,u,ens Association. heid Yesterday a1xraoon.
I" s.ics sinoe oar lot Include tho following:
CARO- Of .ch1 ". r HliaEd, from MU1Aegou. u n q
eonMol mixed. Sold hy Chaa. ntttlnG / Es
Caro- ii ocaK Nellie Church, ffpC1 MAoiatsc, 70 "A
, 1869-04-22
GENERAL NOTICES.
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
SUMNER ARRANGE GEMENT.

SUMNER 4 IRA " G EME Mt.
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
e0efs1 ba1o41so1ts e3esss tf%9ftae wi: mi I'M
E:$':es E::$: 81. 81 I|:$
r.,<,.t - md psn<is fSsss Fs:s.:::: =. :s4s.r
Hi5;s .ne n Rn1fts FL Rysf md sa0'n
FINE; N: ~ $:$$
M:s|L M:!aEL s;i::sss: ii s$ .s#
ks;sseSsDA ktn'.hs 1@p@ ssa
T;satss1R H!sa:iss g $5isR% :s$:#
Mlwnukse d. ,sc;;:s;: ;;;;::::i1;gp 1r,,i16S
pzrorcs1sss ssaGs Gsa.l nsat2a "a kiat.e .tr=e..
MaR Fst.esssr; .;ssRpaa
:Sass. S,s.,. $spa
S{ss;
CHICAGO. ALTON E ST, 1og1s RA11!oAD: Z :: 1.
5yEss S'6es sssfsas sP8 sssaias:sa 1ssn: ] ~
~ aa;'sn1 isY poin.. "a de seSsanse rid III
taxi the - p N, train, xhieh nm, thEessh irn Cs:
eae. Without change q ess, md ha' eleepzasa7s a.
b! I1SSet. "a q Aaa-..-.,: 3;Sa 3Sam .;;SoP.m
Qniacy aa as, n n.
Nan; Sss'{?S I IN =
Ls.os hkFoT-Fsos;; :; ~ see:
ts;xS S.;ssSsfG s; sS sis E :s
Ss5s $;x sss 81 %ssS; :sss :
$$e g g g g :::.:. 81 2 III : :
, 1869-04-22
COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 81.
TIE following tables show the receipts and ship
tncnts Of produce during the past twenty-tour
iat
, 1869-04-22
Foreign 1tarlmts.

Foreign 1tafkets.
FISANcIAt-
IHSpoX. ArTil s1-Rvrninr.
!'cntolt. for money, ssA. on aerount. SCI; 100
Na. St,Cks B;aaliS EElr. =: Illinois Central. N =;
Atlantic i Grrat Western. ~.
FnAEkFonT. April ct.
Bosit e7ia.
PAnIs, April f.
B4ttsc better: rtntes, III 1sc.
Ci,ANEKClAI-
LreEnrot't- Arri! eo-1l:l5h NJ
Flour sls Cd. Red wheat. " bd(4ss Sd White Wheat,
p III. Cut1l, Hst til
Pork. lGse Lard. -. ...
LIVERPOOL, April e1-1:so =. n.
Markets UNCHANGED
LIVERPOOL, April 9i-EvtninE
ct carrier; nlidtline urlandk, lstAl9tsd;
Or!eana- lcA(a L. d Sales. 1.uO bnrs.
California white W1rat. - led rrd western. 81 5d6
f. 6d Western Hum. els el Corn SIS 81, Oau, = ID
barley, 81 rcAl, 3aa
Po!L. lods Bcva, eca. Lard. H. Chceso Bis, Bs~
ctn, E2A. .
SPIRITS OF petroleum, nj: refined. duh Tallow, -
sh TurIenssnc, 10 sl 2sls. Lnsesd cil Us
LoShsS April Il.
Lln.ecd eakr fa ls4a fIa EHacd petroleum.. i i0A
Sugar. Sririte tuEyenttnc. 81. Lve..4 et. - i3a
ANTWEhP, April 81
Petroleum easier, t3tf,
HAvnE. April s1
Ctsttn ,sr!i tres eriuarr rpo., ls6 low vi Idiins.
to arT1vet l&!.
, 1869-04-22

" ETY.. -
.HAlS~.s in Eood 1ec.l and .aipElnk demand: ana
ttsc msk,t rrd am AT tu.l rat. W 9,c;s psssss %
slestel;oc iirnsths, ksrc rr,::eA, ,! SlS1 aHso:
ts-r rrcrsf, aisos lsdo; Timothy. ictee "a yssSa q
sis%x;,nt1 y: tyaEc 'sots . n .fEe9 .f e'a
H1DES-Kecrivcd. Hsal 1s; shipped. hsa5s Ea
THIN - No visible improvement ta shs eoadaan ..
ruling weak and unss:tl.zi W. u.ke 40 shanec IA cur
citations = seows s;rren butcher; her, .., sr sSh
ecs,s IL, sc, r fsa s. r. IS GeEfa ill.,
dry .alicd. t1unl,xL gsnhhy aud damaged two
std. F ns.ndsd hide. ~ Jsr sraf n qa: r,s.-,,.s~
, 1869-04-22

SUGARS Bu.it,ts in this department. cIhthi,ti a
81 F :. sns e AZ 1n
.eiuE ca1&ttrs. i'm rne sn!aniftrtc The sstcIs
a 5 sh e. 'i sie:n CO
tln:a G. IL IS; Columbia C. Cl3A!a!ssc; sod 10
shss rsG h Ss y4E itt es ssssa I'D I'D
sa,s z: witty f!cic A. 15''s isse' do u, lssls4e;
sYREPS-Ihcs. "a. a s.;r Inquiry for thi. line Of
sSds sa1x & 1hd 2,:f1 Sa vi; :,S. 1ins
st.elnI.@a; Cn Ia mo de New York extras s.
i4:| x,e, Ss.y t. LIS s Az: Z fiis,:s XSx
sSSS ~, :; &SS y AZ r. ftf ,
;i: $,is, sss; sSa;'s
!-asse: Washer. Silt edge, ySsioae:
SAlT-Reeeised, n,ne; thiilsd. 1,t'o tbs. Trade Is
X ~: :si,s: y; sss: a:i5fE; Si;6 rs: VT
sPicEkses.d 10 a sf e1tent =. the following rang.
" Il. ~ lis ea::i,, ssa Sc rerper, PEI a.
sTARcH-Tbe dcmand wa wLaIty Il a loc.i chsrao-
s .ea s ses s s,s' a 1sel a.. knS rs
Viz: se.sxs; RccFis esj't.. sS;ss: sa,ia. loss
EFF9HRsecisedS Ssis ,n,: -hips.A ms. Mar
= ,a sei1Ss az a:a /.
Ss' ,s r.: Tao5. 7 { Is, rs, ! s s,s: -: 4
d:aJ i i; Il snd y b-es i ASA =, sAa
s1kt te.y p.sssa'sd th ss2t.
ire, ana tic listing telling /. ono o trs.nssS Tho
m nt to II Ill., 81 1s Se s1 10 seo e
~: II: GiH ST Il ss1 es,rn sr ns
e.. 10 IT, sasa mn eae eosfs
.fsa. siS:. iS so; s; Il: ;"hfSwder. zis sias: ::
TTs;% 5;;S s5s5;t 4 :. eszss:s ); iss
In s.r4f M
, 1869-04-22
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. BRS9eft>

i md 1H South Clarfs, Cic4xn cI!rs (cr no tas:fe
t5e Wbrlt cares u Nervous Debility. hy new nethfN
He srAduste e3 tho Uutver1y of Phf1xdcfpha- and
Z the Eos: reliable phytcau ID the city for Ill Chronic
nsssft. scnd stanb fes Iheozy II Chronic use1s.a
, 1869-04-22

Exports from snn francisco.
Thr following wrre the exports cf brradsnffn frrm
San Francitc for the tint nine mouths Of the harvest
! wear, cpnlIl.cncns Jnly !, ls6e.
, 1869-04-22

New York 1}rcnd*rui1s, Provision nna tsro-
crFy NluFkcsa-
Special papatch to Ti~ Chicaso Tribune.
NEW IoRx. ApasL
THFApsTCFFA
Flo1r, wheat ani corn meet with morn shipping In
ifr and the market rlow.l some Indications nf hnv
Dc tuuc he'd otteE1. hut without fatlinE Il htov-
.Iicy ShIf1vra would take frr,,y Of coratuoa extra
IL IN n: St.h Nc what LS5 IN ttnrt. and prime
corn sGc htluat.
FHnvTGt0xa
Pork closed rn with eAlts Afnt 'ChArSe OF 80 hrlA
ut kSl y e;ks, k 1a At S5t4 artler la.: hAN pf
MAY. Lard And meats nearly nominal
0EncEEIEs. .
coffrr s,lits Rio 1+a 27e. SuEHr dn,npne: fafy 70
i-iue keec., L rytncd. STEADY, best crushed
teAc
, 1869-04-22

,1nlsr. at slsn, ard % u +. scanng and Jo1.t, Il,
Slsot Sold BY Marvel! & Cn.
~ &Ga1ke e .cow FoT,st from PsntEatet % It acsns
Cargo II echr Elln Desk, rpm P.ptwascE. 500 III A
shingles. II s1A: Sid BY Maxwell Co
si1M Sid By M; p l1ouxhtealirS 1 c.,
Ea.To Of barge Wyoming, fIotn Grand River IS #
mixed 1afted. ii ef2n Sold hy MaTra { GoodIidse
, 1869-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Schcnck'S PuImonfc SyrupL
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic,
Schenck,A Mandrake Pills.

Thee three medlcineA care PULMONARY. TUBEH-
CuLOuS BRONCHIAL and DYSPEPrIO CON
DR., J. Il: sGHEHCK, the propz!etor Of sheee medl-
tfnee lives in PHILADELPHIA wher he hss large rrac-
S2tk. The5e he = rEcfessson,Iy ouce = week Dr:
aeh aEd Liver. 70 that good b1oed Ii ade of food
Cen.umpttcn cannst e cured unless god appetite i.
blood Fet4 The he.h into healing condition. and the
lungs heal DF, In the last ssase Of
eensururtfon Acd cured himself By thtte therS medi-
ene& He u now l.1te. aeshy man.
He F!ves advice frce, but for thorough e1aruIu son
With hts Refr!rometcF. the price Il Is Office hours Il
zach eity iron a. NJ II ; r. n. a full suppy Of Dr.
also by Druggists generally.
Spring has Come Purify tho
Blood,
And elcanee raur tytcu Of Its impurities The rE1r
StalnlelS rlcacoue 1nrdy for this Hurpts!ss MlSH
LER'S HERB BlTTERS.
, 1869-04-22

The demand cuatinucs fait II UNCHANGED quotations:
or ttar. teWed.
Tt.E k?C9a.s2
lenEth-St1tcen Inches,
HaEd-TWcuty inches
&AQo Tcf cAf load added when transferred. which
charge follows the ehinSick
, 1869-04-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EyE%Ist., Aprl =.
Tie fowi.,s 1s- tho ret;yt. MD sirtnrus- o: E,t,-
1er Rcs and lAth a:sirs tho isst s-rssy-foaT
, 1869-04-22
WINDOW PULLEYS,

~A AMERICAN GLASS VIM
~ INA DOW PULLEYS-Thr simplest,
~ NV ~ most durable, aud VERY MUCH
Er-t.sa tie cheAp.at Window Pulley eyer
~ ', .,.S!Is S!IsmAdf. Approved by teAtGnS .Fch
HA f-@EAItccts and bHildcrH. For e1lt by E.
HUNT d SON. 81 Lakctt, Chlczxo
, 1869-04-22
The Produce Markets.

Nashville Cotton 11nrkft.
NASHVILLE. April ol.-~CnrT,S-tlu,t Iew ,aId
tlirls *; st+d crutEa-T. e+s2lac-
, 1869-04-22
VINEGAR.

Win EVAn iasaes os Sorghum. ia ii honr-
Mituout ue1ns drugs. foz circulars. &C. address
Z. l. SAGE, Vinegar Maker. Cromwell Cu1:.
Endot&ed by the {irtnt Ghrmt4ts.
, 1869-04-22

Describes dt-cns- without apy ltfn.7r at,n tn thr pa
tiens and e1ltts wtthen1 any o. the nf
of thut aAFtnK health 3 life froC wrong
treatment. 7lS East u 4ison-st. l...;.rs C.naujia
And LOSC 1IFEH
, 1869-04-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE--1'hec extreme duners aud derrp-tIu1
sssrsay s Sst 80 - ss-ie iaten.ihcd to.isy 1si
ri.kIut :.i lilress aud prers un.e,:ird a,id
:. T. as Il ax1g,s ,i =. ,nx snythinf
u :!r Iar1 Il holders yesterday wholly disappeared
md te!c were plenty If an1o1.s e-!lcss today 1T prices
.ary b.d hasiy = fused to earlier In The
5sF The !" nsss:s t.: tse's Il .a 10 1saai,s5s 81
t;ous as Tesitr iii he psilef u live eock points
tn cnrnnta to i" derives, lrnn uEE sourr.
,trrt Nrfr c.,ur4ttly 'dc,noralizr' and Ia their
d,!cton Of sadb0c The attendance was unusually
's III ts 1.IsIy I & ths sssck On IT., EssIuly y
'H. = The.s lsea ap sas :, shs
ua soo for Interior 10 eon,oa mixed lats. iasiaans
."". cws ecali1waS tttrs+ rough. hnuey oxen etags
all; MD Light htifrEs: g fr coninlon y
rsi /" prime -se H. md us 10 IL eiicc t. e1tTa
:a~t fat elifsiAs lu!ocks, ass14ins lay = aud up
,.~-. md others WIN fol,w suit Tomorrow. unlts.
u rln,id n. very '!teid Improvement IN the cn.
,:': et ;hln4t here, Mhic. r"ne have ht tctncFi,y 70
;i,r;l.e foEowins ~ ths ,
.;l.ice snerr..@Fsnr iii. wcil.frimcd, s''''
t"sycsE OH etre5s, aud Averaging LOCO
,!;,:c III Btc7c: Good, wciifatteI. siutiy 8" ee''
formed tttwEr. aud averaging 1lu to
I'll; ;;!ad;s ;;ecir, IN far tic.h, Az o." ee0'
etsens ,on to ESQ ons...........-...... $50 @s3
CIV e"Wr f1F 1. siit elatshtcF, aud averaging a. "a,
si.ss e e.sis1gsaasa liz 9 s:tls, in dsssai f e
11s1slwIsGt s; eyIiGS s e ,hi1 r. s5 .ts4;, @
CATTLE aAIY8 TO-DAY.
, 1869-04-22

The highest and lowest quotations for gold dur
Ing the current month were: 1877 on the eth, and
l:ass Oh the e1st. The range in New York to-day
, 1869-04-22

Their NAt m bnC1Ehtfd 14llk- and the
supply I. ustaE7e. rates arc firmly sustained:
1DahNl E keB
3D. p kef %
6d+ 81 Us
I'd. Il ............... h10
3D. II kt& SIS
I'd. T ktG. ITO
f1ne hl1ctt IL = 10
Tine blue1 ID q Leg 6ES
Cut spikes, e 50
Is l.rec demand fur lintted OIL. and -
the available tnppy d Esit, ptcss n and advauc-
Ine- We neie further imIFs,s1,ent q II prices noT
WV IL better Ttqustt and the feeling asvrlop<d VIZ
Nnd !. s;c ~ small LIT. Other dssefYiaa. e Isn.in
raw sl1s n:tsd. hslse y ~ !aza oL cAtts wia:.5.
oG, a1+Nat Is; hank oil q TO- .trastt. al' lurrat-
inS oil Nv. Va tNas; tur<tnt - 6sc: rpcvIu pil.
S3oG: elephant Ill. H{4 neAtrto.f. St.%F3 Leu.
pprL1Kf- Salc- ii ! c..,p tuGkrys a. tSc; / conp
chicken. at 53.ta: coop Ut Si7s ! eNps \, Sl.up;
dnz+Tt dset.eA 1t &3.Ct: 8 DOZEN At ais3.
rri,s II, lev,r i, sl.:5 TIE Lawful iuu,aiian 1or
killing t!prke Fl Fifsd AFrlllSth.
PUraTOi.S -sn. u SIS bu in lnts from stozc 4: 5
! car II ~. tvh: CAT L: i!r on trark-
KLE!.-Wh. in limited demand, and rTicr. wee tn.
tirclx ai fatna. aa{alac: African. lo.-fsfakc:
CaETIina. l1s6i11c
sOAPs-Il. li.r KIT WIZ ,.s active. hut change
trxit!. in pss.e Tls reAs are sutiisrntls sFke %
, 1869-04-22
First Appearances of Con-
lSumptlon.

One of the fin. indication. Of pulmonary dss.e H.
Sf IT, s e. II saa 9shss Il
.ssn ns :. sse il Msea @ S
iii .t'enFsh diminished without any obvious thsk
sonditea viii = mich s,tcntion a. may 5c rerr q
dcteet the other rymr"ms Of eons,nrtiTe taaasucyH
xiii; ths I'M Of the disease the following
sEn, an ,aM It, Il m II
tle hin sssnits 1atursl ya:ns.s It. ayps.x.aoo
t" r, ,nl.Is.4; II: :"ca: : ihs y: aiIs:ss
tns s y s1s5 tlf u H. sa
@ s "a y al ny sx .e
rw:llnx II ~ :E,i"nfn The s,-tivr o.sa- inGro
st1 Tse1 ss aae % q hea
aha sSs Ut Si'
n sJ i ~ Sgf IT, q IT, 1t
!: IL ~ s:, il 4 ;at
H.. se..s g.
5 II: ;ss!i$s J..
a, IL order .h.. thoxevsr iPliksnt ii. eirs%.
::ff ss a s ss;e! s!s % u srs
eA"' RELIABLE INFORMATION,
S1 s. s. e b. s. & ,hea
analu..ne* VIZ H. h. &.rp<..1se :n diSs1o. % oa ss
iuni to is er1unsoua By means of .hsl cicbrass l-
TX eSHKsGks sHixs & hI" REspfRaRrER III fft1
ia can make exact q aiuna Of tns luuss whct
s's;,s ~ ! i1st; :eites mn ts.siass
70 ,hr rs # II 9s.F IL 9TH
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tsn' may 1 1s'7sfss II sf;s' f6siu s's a sha
ken of + generally cosu1icatrt With ysyspsa, Aut m
, 1869-04-22

In bank d try.
a3}HdttCts'n>-rr n,ie r Tlvtnnsnn Of Fofe4.
ter, Ugle County tinvulunlarv proceedlng1.
, 1869-04-22
CLOTHS.

Jhcsc goods arc known to the Trade III "CtIEv1OTS'
and "lIANNUCkFGRNSN"A and ARR ttr struugtst and
snet durable woIcn fairir~ which bt 1lAlt- ID
impossible 10 make them II shodAS any other uat.s
til with uhir Tie manu- Agtu1r Ut Woot Ia aS us1ally
1nru chcsrfnf1.
, 1869-04-22
Fttit'on for Disehargc-Robtn Casson, of VII
County.
TT-uIf ffnur.

Ctrrult Court. .......-
- In the case Of Joseph J. t.asser =. Gustav n.
Van Schleben an action Of fEespaS3 for m alleged
assault ver.llct wns rendered for tho defend
ant Thls cause has been submitted to three
lurles The 3rst found for the plaintiff awarding
$40 ~ damages. The second ended Ia a GnIIur
TOR }laiutiI, with s'.a damages. The assault,
according T.. sr:urr judgments Of the Court was
tut 10: \ l. i. meal assault-the placing OF d con-
testah1 Il, ..ri the dcfendantts premlsc4 There
Is bill l,HlLng On the chancery side Of the court
for the settlement OF the equities between tho
cOulhatants ut Law.
JUDGMKNTa
Ansnn II. Truesdell '. John c. Barton Ct ri.
For s3o3 o..
Hiram Btrdsall =. Peter Meyer. For s4sl.4a
:. Alton q. Miller ct nj, v. Mathew roncele,
Thomas Smith '. Rock River Insurance Com
pnny. For $3o1.49-
TIE KlS0sHCRT ESTATE.
Inis estate has made further progress toward
settlement. 1t wns yesterday ordered that the re-
ce1vet lately appointed At once proceed to exnIn-
inc tEto tho leases executed BY David Lake as
guardian.
, 1869-04-22

ts3 South rrnts al Pirate p.eases and ef~cta
re1nantlt suFss in nc most vtnIent and ooettnAte
Nervous Dehliitr, 81 any lind tnt:Id Iii est3T nnd
save tiMr. !ufeinE and expense Al Female Diseaees
and Df5cutss ttts4<x4 wiki Atty and s.ecxn6 Hfs
Pamphlet Ct Advicc" sent frrt to any ald1rss Con
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
MACK ON GRANT.
Generals and Civilians.

Blairs opinion of Grants desperate
and dangerous obstinacyn is based upon
the opinion, which history everywhere
disprOves, that the same qualities which
fit man for success in the field assure
him of success in the cabinet. Mr..
Buckle, the greatest thinker and scholar
of the country, discusses this theory at
great length in his History of Civilization,
and as the result of all his research, says
he finds but three men in modern times
who were fit to command an army and
govern a nation. These are Cromwell.
Washington and Napoleon. If he were
about to publish revised edition of his
great work, I doubt if, with the light of the
past nine months before him, he would
feel justified in making another excep-
ton in favorOf Mr. Grant. Cbateaubriand
had the best opportunities of any modern
writer for speaking from personal OBJ
servation on the subject lie had met the
greatest Generals of all European ma
tions-and had met them, too, in cOun-
ellis and cabinets where all of merit for
civil affairs that was in them was apt to
show itself. His conclusions are summed
up in very few words. He exclaims, in
sheer disgust, writing of the Congress OF
Vienna. with very few exceptions your
great Generals are sorry creatures.
It by no means follows that because a
man shows great irmness and determi-
meteorological Obstinacy, as Blair calls
it, if you hke-in the government of an
army, he will bring the same qualities to
bear in the direction of civil affairs
Wellington's strong will and great reso-
luton in the field gave him the title of
the Iron Duke as a soldier; his weak
vaCillation and sOTTy indeCisiOn in the cab
met should have given him the reputa-
ton of the most flexible of ministers as a
statesman. So with Marlborough-al-
most the greatest success as soldier, and
almost the greatest failure as a statesman,
that modern history gives record of.
But we are not left any longer to judge
of Grants cha racter and capacity as a
civil ruler by any process of reasoning or
deduction like this He has been Presi-
| dent of the United States for nine months,
and think it about time for the hidden
| thunder to show itself if it be there at all.
As he stands revealed TO the people he is
a lover of case and leisure, who prefers
his horse TO his council board, and is
chiefly concerned to lay up treasure on
earth and put all his wife's relations in
| office. He would rather put a few
crowns in his pocket than run the
risk Of putting one on his head (;
and 50 long as he can crafty his greed for
money there is little danger of his greed
for power Love of money to the extent
Grant has shown it seldom cOexists in the
same mind with great political ambition.
The first is with him the master passion
in the breast, which, like AarOn's serpent,
swallows up the rest. Caesar would be
nightly shorn of his majesty if his biog'
rapher had to show him to US forcing
corner on gold, accepting town LOT
from Mark Anthony, or playing the illus
trious dead-head of some primeval sum
mer resort. That's not the way the i'm
perial purple is sought or won.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
Personal.

Miss BatCman is Mrs. Grove
Bonncrs stud is worth $780, 600.
Stand Whirlwind is Speaker of the
Cherokee Council.
DR.. Cuyler declines to become cO-editor
of the Presbyterian of Philadelphia.
Isabella is the guest of the ex-King OF
Naples, at the Farncse palace IN Rome.
Hon. Henry N. Waile, formerly Chief
Justice of Connecticut, died on the 18th
inst, at Lyme.
Charles Sumner has Just been appointed
postmaster at Schuyler, COlfax county,
Nebraska.
DR.. Hazard Arnold Potter, eminent for
his skill in surgery, died IN Geneva,
n. Y, on the Sd inst
Overlook, the great German painter,
who has Just died at Rome, had lived IN
thd Eternal City since 1910.
Mrs. Jane Davenport Lander is playing
elizabeth" at the Thcatcr Royal, Man
chester, England.
Gen. Frank Blair, Jr., will quarter at
New York during the winter as agent of
a St. Louis life insurance company.
The Cracow nun, Barbara Ubryk, who
was so barbarously ill-used, is now in an
ASYLUM for the incurably insane.
Alone, through the mud, with an UNI.
brella, Grace Greenwood went to the
Capitol to witness the opening of the
Senate
A beautiful niece of Maj. Gen. Benjain
F. Butler is soon TO marry distinguished
and wealthy Washington banker.
Peter Goodnow, aged eighty, and hi
wife. aged seventy-twO, died on Sunda.
in Boston, and were buried together o.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane McIntire, of Tuftsborough
NH, sc years Of age, has never use,
speclacles, and reads the finest print wit
as much case as young girl.
j. ". Shuckers, who was private secrt
tary to Secretary Chase throughout hi
term of office, is getting out history c
the United States during the war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
COIN. nOWN SOUTH.

A letter from Virginia states that the
demand for negro labor in the far South
increases, and gentlemen are now in va
rious parts of Virginia hiring hands for
their plantations in Mississippi and Lou
isiana, There are also agents there for
whole communities of planters in the
Gulf States. Mr.. c. f.. Moore of Selma,
Ala. is in Virginia after 900 laborers
and 20 families for the Rome and Dalton
Raslroad, offering 81 % per day and tree
transportation. In Richmond labor
agent advertises for negroes by thousands,
at from SIS to $25 per month, and some
offering, in addition, separate houses, "a
tions, garden patches, privilege to raise
pigs. fowls, etc, and free transportation
by rail. An of these hands are for the
cotton and cane plantations.