davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-06-21

Tie following telg1sns were recrwetl to-day
on Change:
NV ToAK, June II
Flour better, fair demand, suppty mali II 800
E&sa Wheat held tImV. No at 9l4S1Lo1
nuye1s holding On: No. held Al tla21ia, buy-
es eCer t1h1. Corn lower; can.i, ..sasac; rail-
road ss.1ssc- Oats 1fIn, quiet u t7c- Pork noen-
laAL Lazu casier, unstable II 1ssc- Gold,
1NS.
CLOSING
Flour strong. whest unaAleahlt. Com IT,
regular; ealh EtFuuE, ssss'c; railroad lover,
.l!.sse- Oa1 7Uiet, 7a91stc- Provtsions dnll-
Wh1akey, &Lua.
BCT1Aln June H.
Wheat ntn sLsl, tendene. upward Corn
inactive u taes1c Qais uom:uAl At &C. Re-
eclpss-Nneat, 900 sn: cozn, 1ao,a,e ba: cats,
neto ha Shipments beat, 1&o,vn bo corn,
5000 bu oats, 900 bu. Fre4xhts, t9c.
MtLWACEEL June IL
Wheat frn; No. It tl-alx: No. . II Ills
LvKNoo1, June 1a-ll:l5 L u-
Flour, rs Cd: red wheat s. ID; whlte DO, u 50.
cor3-Uld, So I'd: new, ~ Cd Pofk. a9a. Lsld,
7s8 ID.
LATER.
II the afternoon tho ie4.iluI Rrziu mstket4 were
, 1869-06-21
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YoHE. JTue 10.
Beeres-1he few le.s over frpm vesscrday sod At
liz 1kc fer fat9 to Erod-
shespReeetrts zdO bad. md !. ~ addstians1 wsFs
nn the nazfet tett eTE fFgm [ts1sTdsx Trade dull
Sxine-RerriFts LEA hcAd: lexe- II 81 lesc; saIee
loe lnlott ~ ns. At 6tcoe ~ 10 =. CtsT dressed
lew ef ii lsc-
, 1869-06-21

Inc Asuo 1nf- 81, 100 Der. 77s5,a Dec loo
quantity of fone OF the principal articles OF prp-
drce lefl 1t tide~wBtcr from lie commencement
OF navigation to and including the 18th Of June IN
the yeaSS indicated:
, 1869-06-21

In the month OF April the necrease IN silver tsui-
herce hay been resumed, and the QunntitJ from
While Pine has steadily increased Tue net de-
crease IN gold bullion has been lly5QT.tl2t1: IN
elIt Cr, $97i,D7nG0, in wheat and nouf, f!up 100;
together, t4s7l.77a6a. This decEease Of tho
tneA1s OF remittance Al q time when the anount
Of goods TO bt paid for has been larger has caused
tie pr.ee OF eotd bnlon to rule high. II Is now
20 lor shipment, which Is higher thAn 1t win
realize to coin The dspoaitton therefore Ii to
ken the bullion rather tnau coin It. Thfre are
hankeIR+ loNeveF, who mako the loss, which II
thu moment Il Aoo1t s. in the s1.o0O In ordeE to
SUPPLY the coin to their custpmera-
Dea1trs' qootza.nus for buying and selling gov
e1nnieDt bonds, local stock4, gold And silver, In
, 1869-06-21

..les u s. tu Il 6.ac to1 arvy nd1el West4;I -
Fss tess e ~ S.sss ss s sis : e e ~
sseai 1sseas asessa eksase sles Z sas 81 i
. ss G. GT 81 sa;: :'t4x css, !: sf.s Z
HorEd1s,t. dsNt. ....... ....
PETBorkCx-DcM At lstc III Grade, a.d uc Il: ce-
L1Skup OK Dull Al *LGaL&
Noot.-Quitt md unrhaGer1; sAks .nnhJ IA 4, 81
s:Se tef domestic serre: 6s s tor stabb<d; te tos
Pnoyrs1oxs- eau md heavy: sales ap b-s. =:
r. Fl A.. y tes nsw fs, IL e1pax ts 4 q s,h sa,o
ss.: .,t: ;a ~ u. = ~ a5 3 8
NJ se {. as1dxsti1tss sef :s5sf: " ~ 5
L; SSs Jss 81 I'll Tss ], ;;s ss!'ss q
seI9ss stir1ay - y p iokot ~
ss1ss aoa,1s5 .t,ss y 10 tcx seses "a 's5a ssx@
Al En,.s # A1n n b s'st = e. III ~ =
a GOLD for RnaE4a "
III ta.s;s T. "a 4 s lc;s e ;ss Tor e'' se ''T
FRae15s IS lIvEsroo1-Q!is and azne.. ship,
a. to.1T II Il
tIs Nsdc. With fsr export md raodetse spts1IGiTe
s7ssd . Whest snst 81 s;h,1y z !n htJsss ta.o, =
Js aea.i aeF osis a q y "a fss w.e:a wsss4
.t:,ut Con- sseadJ, II d;sSe for ouaL sad tlsd;c
s st "a at a e:aea = s ss.s e. 6. ts ss;;
sI bss2s, S 81 's: :ss; bat '
~. %s.is.5 q sa I'd s'e'eA dull" 's' Of 80
Br,r41o. juno Hn5lah3 -a4otir.-r.euz
ts1 hs .he.; 1seo ea eEa 6 g saan M b. Sa
ta!Sssi ss;5 sstss: 5sF!5s
ss1 IL. "Is ess 4 r. S e.sa "a @ isa
- n ;sssa* , p; tss;e.s =; % + = ~ z .1.s
If + i :s s29 Il & = S ! !;
Il fso g ID g s:t,f r. & !: s
I'd &c = t e. y .sss :. u
~ :. to 81 ali.y; .sd e~a IL ehene No Il MIS-,
P9ovsIoS. Faft .se.dy. ssaoo toE h<asy ms..
Hiuax5sxsHko M nqaairy al held 4. &c oanee.sou h..
10 be made to ind pllrehAse1
NEW ORLEANS.
ahnt :. eass1xse sales at - hsles: see4k II balrs
-AosI1nI-Goia, lB4 s.ersine l<sk31ta, New
I'm !. :. 4 q as:
sin osts 4 7l9De Bran, slih
pKovsi1o.s-Ae.s po!k At 81. a. B.ror 9ntct .
ssa 4 ~ .lrs e's:: Z Y 10 E.. n9s seF nde l'
=. a.. 5n Prime At 1sla.e' common
wMlIu-WtstcTn rertsfied btA 1t a40s71Se
EnFArKH- Ja1r rM-RhkApsrCy1E-Fiosr n-tfrt
wa.,s 4a:s.iIsS + aLilH tiss q -
S7.I,, gu. Enx,oa7Efl@ na q, I'd nnssansed:
sNnnrx7-1ooo ers4 hour. lnaan bu .he.4
si io7 se !: .sies.ssi atss 81 af At s7 f'fS1
,x..z cINC1SNAr1
q :sh:si Il *sss;: sss; sS .is Ss s s III
fF4. kGr frf rs4fn tfy.
G&2nzs5fc55falsasssj &nisst7t5sl.s 6 sI naiddnss Ee
ala Bss ae,ssa s. s r. Re, ,sR Ell hsa :.
Rsasn sndi:ie sss.euted zafs. .. ss ,1aie .;aE
Lard 1oAe There was nothlax 1f clnscguence DOM !;
E.7s < .s e. as sSaas t.
RR6a!x41E,*3=s. R6a5E7za'*s
GEotIn1ks- scEar dol and unsettled. but PRICES
qesain.liy ss nssh.pksd co!'ec aai. spd unehantod
Id ses .p1aqtea ne = 9sP n
hs1s en- 81 =. 5
.evrErr oaetfs .Is DOW her looking atter The eoodt
eesn paid in ordtf, to retain the sooas-
,SssTE1s5sSsIa, lSs ~ Il: r.: a.sfss
CLEVELAND.
Dsae 11x .kise. aes al. * asesa ~
xr & .S'is sgn~ "a sd q
eneeE: edM&S %; * .prias, Aaa1a1 Whe.t..
NILE T. o.ss s1!ta + 9 ! e. o1sS e.
.ta ssisaqss +: = i a. Id & .t st Their nea..
ssles s' ii We.ts1n Ia 's ss.at Il = sas
IAN FRAEC1sCG NARKRT
wss.: sus. :. ~ n tes -
aa's1 ~ s!s; t,sEs TT s Ssa.7 s. As %
NsrS..:; ~: I@peft.t g Kcn,ae1.lfs: Gould Cur: r
.i:a. $; sit17s Se,sd.. Il @'l'" -e@'A
, 1869-06-21
GENERAL NOTICES,
q. s. PATENT OFFICE,

W11HlS9tOH, D. CO .d1y II, I539-
On the petition Of JAMES HAfHES, OF Prktu. III
noa. AdniniEtfator Of the es:atc Of JONATHAN
HAISHA dne.sted. prayinx for Erc extenson Of pst
ens stahttd 10 tho mid JaaA&hAn HaatS the h DAY
Il September, lsGA rciauad to hin the 18th day Ok
Ap1l Itea and sSain rsued In TIRES divisions 10 tbs
sAd J4es HAtlca. numbered md dated respeer ety.
number 81 the 18th day ct Jrne. 1s8. AID uurnbeE1
.gN md lssa. The n day of Jane, lad, for An i'm
trpvenent In Gr7ss HatvcsssH-
osde1rd that asad petition be bard At thl ocea
en- the 18th day ot Auxust ncxt Any person ~ op-
re>e fhIs ex,ensian- ob'eians, depostIons anA Other
1Aees should be Sled II this eter twenty dAys befors
tho day of heA1tax- 3AAL p. FISHER,
Qnfuralsatcaef nf PatsnfS
, 1869-06-21

f.n,sr; ~ AL ihs1 y bring the rsnse Z the aar1c.
1tKfA4f-SlA4 : tt3 Ei1ed n hlte II k
Hay &AfY11he ds.saaan taGtnI q, nd undo: hetss.
uesa. We conttana 70 guo,s psic1a on track - fol-
low: Tscthy zn!icT and beater pressed; aHn7 nto:
rrt..ed. sIl.oaalaea. d. k*s prvrs~d % di2aa;
timothy !eese n = Won. tlaoa ps.te. 1oote On
HlpES-R:<essed e % - sll9;sd Rob Aa The
denapd was fully egua ~ the sappl. ard the rna,tet
sst3t: 5oesaas hsh saa .ssss 4 =, .ses.. ss,
EIre9 aal.se, ssstd; Lehs isfe,.le: srcca sL.:a.
:;1; DIR ea''cd I~3isr: ernthy aud dasoased- two.
thirds r43ee; HAr6+d hidrs 10 rsf cf1,t off,
, 1869-06-21

!,. q! ,ses 81. ~ III
elc1t to n tt5aipd and lass wreks p.sers have s-
no rceEe than rErtsioed Good 20 chosr n1u1ten Qut
ties hAvr nat tth stezds, fAtf lntisy kcA And
.tt-r4nk Ind tA<e been Aaaahc II ttuD as4
Crn1npo and medium Ey1dts hAvr bten IrAs
, 1869-06-21

FRIDAY EtESrSl J2ne IA
The following tables show the receipts and ship
nepM OF psuIacc during the pas; 1~ent{-:our
hout<:
, 1869-06-21


s5:5 G sa sts q nd sst D.
II. Ihe E.:trza nsstss ks1e te1s we1 ~ saa MP
m s,.s IA AZ 1l,sis e 5 e: % Wsts
a,qsily es9sss at:er p NJ. YoTt. Botten sad
Il iAss .ss sSy' e: ss Essss:.sa: is Fl
I'd sshs ~ss Ii :s's K =. u u. Time , ssi
i eisss pa loo . lover thao eae Seef fe. -.
W.dne-1ay and ih1se f"uni ready .buyess Il nod
LIE :,:1, nf 8 s Psi e S (. enos
e ps1 s3s I I'd e b. s.M dozsn sTs r.
s1-a Mr,asn e fsr eTsdr. h.Tt e+,n ahuad.n,, asd
srosn Lcbo u l,snr Thrre ms BEEN t4lr leI Dc
maud. and como tn1u fer stocke1s Al e4Ao4elt tor
t.'nn~n u4ed t,te, Including poor cans, -sc1.Ens"
Tedsy ttsd+ w,r ,t.sns.:, Hfelc~. Their waz a
taking ad.sn:ser d The ezes.e snppay fotctd ptefs
tanu below &huse yesterday. to $40
4 ;s :isess: e sn T ( s 's1 tss III II s Pls
thr ping strrr. rf from 90 to t,p et avcrase rhero
weir r e:,itli ,ho!re terye. On esle to1.y; h,nec
III. market eacses dnu and heavy II tha annexed 4uo
ht3ssss:
Choice Brcsrs-Ftnc. FIT, y eli. formed. tn
.tyr.rsld ftttEr. md a7ezlsne from LEO
r1sas nes+s.-i;osa, 1.;t.iisd anry S*s'o
,.f,x9sa .teef4 sytx,slns hlse e - a..k's 9.m
nss nsfs tieH@atdI ~ 70 liz :;;e1s nd ssoi go CAV
co.sfrr dT slaushssz, sna avaEaktnS Hn
stset as s'c C.tsis-oSnno1 sst;le IN aeosas >''
hesh. .ad ayet.xine 400 10 Loso ns-......IHo 94a
iuftItof- Lsht nd thin COWARD tttcr3...3D t43
r following ~e1t tie piecs euTeas II tiis time Last
, 1869-06-21

TIKI EnKApeTCFTS XotECfSf.
The follow ing tables fhoF the reeeffts md ship
nenn Of nour and grain during the ras: wcef,
md for the corresponding weeks ending With the
dates uamed.
, 1869-06-21
Wo0nnts Stt7fnEe,
CHICAGO, June IL, 1903,

H.. n... !, NaAEAVo, Juno lss lsuS-
DtAk MADAM: The undersigned have read NTH
Eeat Msc;tst the rEh.*sc.! reports u the recent
EeeaoSt Anl cuu.enklons Iu SeR YORK, BsuoA5u,
hoston. and otter ciftea gasr. ID tie interest ef
me woman xattzxe" movemeul 1t has been
Hitn DO small dcgrec Of pride LtII We have seen
re ras1 Catering noltcs1 .! your I'll c1osks "A
tnoss nsesnT., a a1or1in9 evidence si your aale
Sufotacy o. the e1u1s, ~ IL rrprr.clta:tvc IRON
tnis city. I: wuald anctd u syea: pleasure II you
could II A carry day address public meeting III
ta1 city upon the subject OF "woln2n s1nfaTe,
or soch other topic connected With the movement
1of tho elevation Of women a. you mlxht stItek
shcn1d yoo be able TO accept This Invitation 10
you'd suRTess ~ thA placa for such meeting tho
kl5st Congregational Church, corner oI West
Washington &ld G:een strecta the use OF which
hAs been very kindly offered, leaving Jon 70 de-
aguAte such time II will bes: 8uit your conven-
ienec. Wo rrn4aln sR1J respectfully your fneahs
Jo4nrH HAVEN, H8kRr + Jo0oEr7,
J. II. BAfllss4 ROSf. Co1lYxx,
" Z DoGdKT, E J. GuoD5rEyp,
c, b FAKWK1l, MAXI SKINNER,
I. Il. EATt 8. u. MORE,
, 1869-06-21

power not to b. dexp!sed ont Of It dlssenser''
of vEtch there are tnanJ, n Of who;3 nt,t;ed
would not bare The power to effect chanxr ia =
Church Tiny have dessrted-the Church Of theft
cfoicc-theiI n1ht loSe--or beyct belonged to-
tnst would 2&sach to . feeble reuoustTaucc Of
liz weaseas member "Les us have peace y, IL
both po!itlcs and piety. Ep1scnrlIn1
CHlCA0o, June II, lBep
, 1869-06-21
CHICAGO LUMBER HARKET.

kA1CanAx EvTTIso. Jcas T.
hsGr: 1~ ~
tsass: L.: e. f, t.,:.......-.......-ss. ss.t@ ;s,l5
fa,S ffo,SSsiss. =. -.'..'-se a
r. Lii a1 t:Es 30 lie fasss nd .hlpasa
''' LIE '''''p'ao'os ss1a' Ia's se3 K...s, sa4p-.
ks'ss;s, &c. sisss : iRs t5!ss
.a!sS !; & s54 g. Ss.ss;s e; &;
1ns 80 lied ths.Ekasat The .ats2a ooa..tei ~ %
+ e: .as ts9 s3f:ss 5sss's5e ss S:
sis e e "a: f's i u f Tsssy sa. e
p s. fs;s % Is: 1:ss s W 4ss
e,y ~ to.- a.ef md f;oa otaa aotn.s eeiy :aoet
:ssa, :ssa 81; ~ - ..
~ Ton IL II sses. s ~
tsS - Il TT ~ - ssas ~ :a.s
ssras ~ u; s I'd alss See' 81 s' ''s.s ia''e
naa;!s a4 ia os1sss for Inc *eef enaias June rs
1a3u1Ab-.-..,.. e-t1a3 3oD 7.S7.tm
Total .l.ye9n k0.@
Canals IL d. sec Id week q June. sege: '~ N>'>
Ee,l aad saits10, ss~+
lss f.: 1885,: !S::Sa S:SSa IL .ss% Is
es & ss "a % fss: Essss s. esp
IL ay b Ell ~ . 5sss L
1se.s. a,a sAt.ss4 rs~s~. Ses>.
~ atel:i1 q. lsas ,asisae seHe iInaoo r.: q
s Ssssr 4 eSta'haf detained % 'he canal ank The
We gaatc t1esh4s u foloxa res@el. in kood sup
~ 70 Es. T:rt; = y. s'so; :: H5asece.t I'D Se,<
. h'f,'A R,s "a 80 I Fh.!si5'5f s3:s
saies .aosi iaeanae 1hs tol,ox,ns: ...,
II s. s: ,s :; siaSa "a z + q Fl lsS seas Al
Gs,Fo sa Il .ss Z = d irving torn Mot,.u- 70 m f.
es9nan -. snd :tl1- Il I'll ID md ia ia.a ii
ss.s :. s. sSa 81 lsss Ffs;s< % IN
!sfsa sh t .a e. e #
ruo aner e 81 : IL g. ID IT, = hsSfa ID ~
msIs t5.4s ,eRta -se's for tno .e.4. .d
ssHno t'ear ilnsh 10 s.lneh. .......,,..... @aE@
!afa de.1 IL 10 taas!sSs
II t. ae .sa'e g ea si9 elesF oeo
1soa nssisas sTsas @ase ta;; snS
ss: ssss ssass
stes& lsaEdA. oA9tyo
Coc1nl2n ooAfdt- tclat. ttanulo6 and fu1An
J,s1 aad sesntine. IS 10 ii irvi ..:.:.... 1roozsm
Fr1sc1uE- ............. lb.o0
Dr9 c1xurpdu baATGa and fencing. ..........- 900
P1ef ea, MmAIk
packctA. sl4Afe.. 11uoSik
CttAr po:ta rp1H Observation-Disclosures. a2 II
lkdxf p Ata round t. plDinth..,.,,,,.,... ma u
fAtb, liza 300
saw ed atink1eA 4. y Tm....-.....-........ 4GkA IL
kAn n sh1EEirs No. .....-., 1G3 100
Shaved saI$iCs, A OF tstAr........-,..,.... ANa kN
~hAstt .!1tk!s4 No. 1..-.. .--........... LnNa Is
on TNACE
Tier was I slight faIliue ID IN th~ demand. hut
pTioes rled hfrn 1t 8tbnal63k for - A" s1wedt the
outside nxnre bttnk for ycJ ehoce tssnds We gote:
Thlckness-Ffvc AhEg1cs 70 be tWo iacAts IN thick
nesr.
Ifrgth-RlIteta tnche&
BEna-Twenty tnchek.
.Sah1 pes car LOAD added when t.ande1ed. which
, 1869-06-21
Mr. Cheney and thc nishop.

7a fAf E3iEF ~ he 1CVA q " 1T5bane:
Allow fFlcno to tEe Church, Cheney md the
B,shop, 70 make srEfr -tit1 Cannot Nj. Cheaey
promote the cause he a'ts ucatca viz: the change
of the ritual OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
10 the common Eentc requirement. OF the present
cn}tphtentd zelE-Shink;rr sel!-rrlant aSe, better
tn the Church than out Of believe him honest
In his purpose. and tnat his purpose Is GOOD
Horc rure or perfect th~n many Others Of The
same cloth. who, htie Ia the Church, conform to
~ rrles tni requirements II Mr.. c or nA
friends and ldyl*ers cnnscIcuil0uAly believe with
the NTtef that the cause Of the present retormf-
uon vii be hatnpcd through regularly sp-
pointed contention, which tae voice
of the clerW ut large or the
1Aity can command, rathef than BY COM
nultsfion WITH few, think be ToulI ennooc
himself and his cause e5 rrcanurg bis deteemins-
ton 10 pursue course th1t, rs / An informed
he corfesses, mrBt necessartls put him bcyunf
<Sct... :: &c C.12-.. "a 49, C11a4c1 b. l.
, 1869-06-21
SPECTAT, N0TTCES,


Harius lust tetu made h HOEFS MALT EXTRACT.
this wosdFenowned rEtraf7ttou IL plAeed within
the "et-h Of al We <unudently onnaQend ia IL III
vEetlne from Disorder Of the thrnat thelt- 1uuEs
ers beverage tnstssa Of porter ale other Alo
, 1869-06-21

nfres pata Ia eod- tnso1nxtio1 furnished. The
hIe x rates pad lof DoaLA,nuA md IL kalA VI Colt
Asst S3yer. TAYLOR CO. Exlkeyk.
il WsQss. New fqyf
, 1869-06-21

Tier was . slight faIliue n1 Ia th~ demand. hut
pTioes rled hfrn 1t 8tbnal63k for - A" s1wedt the
outside nEnre Being for ycrJ eoce tssnds We qIte:
tsAA444
ASN wv J.. - k14 N-SS
Thlckness-Ffvc AhEg1cs 70 be tWo iacAts IN thick
nesr.
Ifrgth-RlIteta tnche&
BEna-Twenty tnchek.
.San ps car LOAD added when Iande1sd. which
, 1869-06-21
OCEAN STEAMERS,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
ThrpuEh Tine to California and China


stane71 ses.s Pae na q Notsh Rivz. faok q UscaJ
r.. Il y o'eaoek necu.
On she 1s&, 11s4 AaS 21a1,
sxeeps wneo fhese 6a.s ian 5undsy. shea une ta1
jl0e iltb-. .AIAsKA, Capt. -. connecting Wit
Jane asi.HESRT EHAuxcET. c1pt Conner, o0e
netting With n sn:aaa Gait FsInswerth
One 61td1ed r.1hds q ca&$a&s aite~ed tFts 70 eaE4
Az aeesrtsrrs touch a Acapulco: thesa et tas IT
ux ccnne4 Il PzEAn4 viii Eeanes7 fa1 South P%ctSa
pors lEt md lith for CeotsA Ase4U ro1tk Gyd IhaA
4 X tooeb VI AsREASilo
FUR JAF1H AND EtafcA.
sfsaE9H e June II. lea estneEt1 6oeey Il bEn Fr1D
e4Acn nth eeaxnd CHEAT REPUBLIC, teaStn4 Jut3
! lHe, TT lap4n md Cti4A
Fes fEeiHh: 11ss.Sn ncxrrA Aud III t1t.eE trfp7nk
aST1T II tho cfd@t the wtz1. fc|f pf CanAls
Se~ FOX. F. 3 KAHY. Aseut Ct II General Wa:nc
IA TARhAEK-A -Akx7x
REDUCED RATES.
London md 1eH York Steamship Line.
steaEne-s fot.1ieh.1y 10 Loadan dste- from Fe1 II
1 So.sh EtFer. n. r. Ptstlxs 1t 80, S7u md 81
ATALXETA.-J1ns9 . .PARAGUAY.....JulyS y
cKlA........-...-Jr1r u , ,BELLOEA---....Al1.7
Fr easssee to HAnnusxh, Bsenec. HArse Pun.
AnxWe1p and R1tteE0An. q eteapesf tA.es
York. u % JAZZ KARAACk. corner La1aile nd Msl
,.au e. CtieASe, Fs trrtrht to H0TLASn ~
PrSW ALI. s. kouth.k- \.
, 1869-06-21
t1Fcrtt t.ourf. .

l.
John uensheli :. Jane uemsneil. 1't! for d.
Fnrre. The complainant, u resident OF Lyons, IN
this conut! 81 ates that he was married to defend
HLl nj Nottinghamsairr, England, on the 18th
lay OF Sovcmbcr, ls5+, aad that they iired to-
sethc1 II Manchester, England, until lssa when
sae deserfet hlul- He charges shAt Il MRnches-
ter she has since been guilty Of tre4uen. adul-
Iel1es, until. ID lsG5, ahe was living III N open
stnic Of ndulstrJ with q nRa WhGse name com
pAinhnt eays he Goes not Know.
LIHEL kCrT.
Antonio u. Herman Lex V Itst Printing COMPANY.
GaBe- Damages lad Al 81 a)0sJ. This Is IN Ection
tor au alleged tttxI The plaintiff states b5 AIs
.lea1inz that Tor ! long time be has been, and
:nst he still Is professional 2ut1ltsi knt contnr
uontst: thai h 70 say, performer upon ceTtalu
nl1cal instrument known a. the gult1f, A1d an
actoF 10 raltto une- Exercising and carrying oil his
Profession hJ pcr1.Eming helose public audi
elcea tn divers ptaya Aad theatrical entertain
nens, with great credit, expedition. skill, ability
and punt, whereby le ~as slely aud honestly &C.
qut1in2 EErar gains md prpn.s; but thAt, never
Lheiess all these kn1wn fac:s. the defendant ln-
tending hd ErcAt wrong. desired II to tie cause To
tse SUSPECTED aud tel!tFe1 t:lat ne plaintiff, had
been cun, cteA, etntenech and consigned to pr1s-
nn for = felony. In pnrsuAace Of which
wrongful purpose, the Defendant Published
Of him what he ceatEcs TO be inlse, scan-
ualou6 def4natoEy a.lt IIbel!oal.tas, thus:
Hernandez the fttlr Elitzr1st. hAs gone to Ftltc
prt~tn for Alternating 70 kill his wilc Hi guitar
tIrrnandet Tic fitatas AID eeascrtiont.t hrs cntcrrd
rpon ~ rnkxsement Of fourteen yeass Il the SctasSa
SKATE Prison, hrfr there IL d4Eef hia Audirneca
lea.tns bsfor1 The fau u the clrtAn-"
, 1869-06-21

The lowest and highest quotations. for gold dur
Ing the current month were. 1867, to-day, and
1saH 1upeo ?. The range IN EcM York to-day
, 1869-06-21

NKw Io1x, June is-Nonry stringent At Per ccut,
and. Until clsec al bank huara with aeo1iAaipu u
=, whsa the rate fell to the ns.l rate.
, 1869-06-21
Df.,BtxeloW,

Of. f.BtEelON,
Cooadanti.l Phgsefso- foknetsy i St. L<zs hAs tss
the uies ye.1s ba Ioe.Ad n thit e.y. II IA il
South Ustk-&x caE,er q xsurns4 Ch1naxa, H. aad e
net too much 10 aAJ thai hs u OF u the os- sueeez
ls.ctn1er1 In stty fE sztnS ths dlseshea ha n
teE-ss.s tseat Sed Tor hts ttcnsh,! rn-cnl saee
And Gu&dc to Health ali dAea1ns Of the
tnks ct tie Ee.teet ass&a of the preeea. daJ vsr1
ca:e1nl P<IIsA 6eHt 10 my .ddre9 ssve cf eaar1e.
scnSay1 !tS! y. Cal q .tt7es4 DR. g. Bt0A-
LOW. P. U. Box IL Chicago, Ill
DIR. Raphael
Describes d.e&so xt5cEt aaI Information hca Fs-
ueut- and eEfsa wfthcES my eIoer..s- tie oe
OF thas yoal health xaa tic tra
Treatment III Eage AadIscn--t. Gl-stt-a Csnsltfs~
ttal fee q Se1d . e1 faE hIa GUIDE TO HKALtR
AND LONG LFK"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-26

ARCTIC EXPLoRATIoN.-Dr. I. I. Hayes
lately delivered, in New York, an interest
ing address on Arctic explorations. The
lecturer noticed tho course of Franklin's,
McClure's and Kane's explorations on the
maps, and explained wherein he had devi-
ated from their course until he reached
Cape Union. 100 miles Northwest of the
limit of DIR. Kane's expedition, and whence
he Or. Hayes,) within 45O miles of the
North Pole, gazed in admiration on the
open sea which surrounds it. He then de-
scribed, with much effect, his approach to
Greenland-the people, their dwellings, and
habits of life; their island icebergs, rising
300 feet above the level of the sea, and
buried seven times that depth beneath its
surface, three miles in circumference, and
800, 900, 600 tons in weight; enough, he said,
if made marketable in the city of New York,
to pay off the national debt; the .feortls or
bays, thirty milcsi depth and ten in width,
in which these icebergs are formed by the
thawed SHOWS of the high interior until,
breaking from the land by their own weight,
they float on in imperious grandeur, until
melted away in their journey to the tropics
Other Arctic expeditions are now fitting out
in England and Germany, and we may yet
hear more of this open Polar Sea-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-26

The fact that Gen. Grant carried with him
into The White House his personal staff, is
complained of as n stride of military power,
having no precedent in the history of the
country; but, as if this were not sufficiently
startling, Gen. Sherman has eclipsed it in
the issuance of his order assuming command
of the armies of the United States. He
therein announces his staff to embrace the
head of every bureau attached to the War
Department.: The Adjutant- General, Inspec-
tor-General, QuartermasterG G eneral, Com
missary- General, Paymaster- General. Chief
of ofEngineers, Chief of Ordnance, and Judge
Advocate General, all of whom, heretofore
subordinates Of the Secretary of War, civil
officer, are thus swallowed mp into the mill.
tary by being declared staff officers of the
General Commanding the army. This anxi-
ETY. on the part of the new Administration
to intensity the military power, followed up
as it has been by the appointment of only
personal adherents to important Offices,
smacks SO much of European Fusage, as to
give the moro timid Republicans grounds
for the betrayal of little nervousness,
which correspondents unite in saying is Sc
cretly whispered through the political under
current which surges around the Capitol
Ne'o Orleans Times
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-26

Two Germans had very peculiar case in
Court, at New York, last week. Between
them they had invented a whale as large as
life. which they exhibited to the public rs a
verltable live one at SO much adm.tance
per head, four assistants being placed inside
to work the monster. The deception was
complete, but at the conclusion of q per-
formance, some spies in the audience waited
behind, and observed the four Jonahs
emerge from the whales belly, whereupon
they attacked them. and cut the whale to
pieces. The suit was brought by the manu-
facturer of the whale to compe! the owner
to pay for him, which the Court decided he
must do
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-26
Land and City Property for Sale.

I FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, 8 to i2
L. l:ooms
p SsconIG Class City Residences 6 to 10 Rooms,
Ihifd Class 3 to 6 Z"
4. Valuable Building Lots on Main street
.. 10 Lots, in other parts OF the citv
q. Large Lots in Waverley,
Z. III Tracts of Land, within 3 miles of Columbia
from ten acres to 900,
3. The Hopkins I. o. Plantation, 4S0 acres.
.. 2,422 acres, near Kingsville, one of the best
., cotton and stock plantations in the country,
TO- Other Plantations in Richland- some OF
them very desirable,
IL. 0,0O0 acres in Edgetield several tracts
~ Mil and Planting Property in lexington
l3 $1,000 acres in Charlcston-ph phosphate and
other Iands,
H. 700 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
% ZOO acres near Green si Court House,
l6 5000 . in Laurens-- several tracts,
H. 1000 " in Kcrshaw,
IL. 1000 " in Marlboro--e No. place,
10. ZIG g in York--rch in gold
70 Fine Plantations in Abbeville
2l. $4,000 acres of Land in Florida
Parties desiring to purchase sell property,
Will find it to their interest to consult with u.s. We
have correspondence in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we are constantly
sending descriptive lists of property for SALE
March u GIBBES THOMAS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-26

n MIXED DINNER.-A dinner, called Il
press dinner, was given at Delmonico's, in
New York, on Saturday night, at which
ladies and gentlemen sat down and ate, and
drank, and toasted, and spoke, until IL
o'clock at night. The women paid for
their own dinners, and did their share of
the talk. There was no smoking, but an
immense amount of putting mutual ad-
miration. The ladies were of the literary
and strong-minded sort, and the gentlemen
were artists of the bohemian order, allow
ing nothing to go unappropriated, and
making the most OF the situation.