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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
New st. Louis Flour!

WE have just received some NEW WHITE
WHEAT FLOURS. from st. Louis viii h are
exceiieht' smong them that ercelsior flour
The FALMOUTH -,
we also have some very choice GRAHAM FLOUR
MADE at the celebrated Roger Williams" mills of
Providence, from PURE WHITE WHEAT, in barrels
Dnd hatf barrels
O'BRION, PIERCE s. co.
Portland Aug. IG, 1869. dtt
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-15
Mrs. BeIcher's Wonderful Cure

THIS remedy for female weaknesses, made from
an Indian recipe, is entirely vegetable and cures
ao.dout supporters. Manufactured and sold by Mrs.
Gna GGnus s belcher, Randolph Mass: General Agents
o. r. ~ ": Ioodwn q Co, Boston. Mass. Demas Barnes
q 20, ~ Park Row, New York.
a. ID. Hay General Agent for Maine.
TavTe fer sale by druggists everywhere.
, 1869-05-20

EFOp&~
The Columbus {'Fis,, D<rsoerat says: "Crops
U this section Gf the Country xtr looking well,
Fn1y as much wheat Is sown this ycaF was t1st.
Farmers are tntendin: to plant more corn this
stale
Tic Manltowoc ixu} T1bpnt says: "The
winter heat ttrocSaout the county looks isst-
rate and "a ccnEletahle quantity has Hcen soWn-
farmers hArc neaEi' Completed putting IN their
The Mankato isltnn) t~nfon saya: "Wh.at %
euN u iookt1li, re1.arla5ls nnE. The 8eason sad
sat Signs frutltsc good wheat crop. Frotn fsrus
- rs, ~e lcasn tnss coru il alrcaiy planted We
:h'nk Gem Is generally IL ,te ground throughout
The clark County Nrss' R<rtblic.n SAYS;
"Thsret is hut little sprtn1 wheat being sown.
The n; ntcr wheat u doug dneft.''
Correspondent OF the Leavenworth n"l!tia,
Wrltcs from MIN SQrtNe4v Linn COUNTY, E1Fcs nc
Southern karsas this year. lie says:. 'Mr.
Jalsa stoss; nsal this rsace, has one hed 81 over
nle i.a IT. d Acres VI nuc,loaAiux whca, besides
Ee:f Of as,ont eighty acres uf corr and one hun
d1ed a;!es os oats, sli u a,tl Of beautiful color.
r.sh foxr, slo, ioo This ycar he Vii haze still
la.Err cattie crop. 4 Nj James iiarr, whose
fssEa Il 70 he teca rslu the Campbell House. nom
ard gr,,.lnE. lie also deals largely In cattle, and
Hon has E1az1ns, Oh tho prase esJ hcad, which he
t;:teu.s to stabilized ;hts clut,r, 80 ~ to have
TIE Columbus ty'!1-> FL 'ulAi,.n Says "Tne
creTeet IT large crcE Of rotalo bugs this season
i5 ses'tF sEsa eycr before. The ground Is foE of
ihtna''
The SturHts t3ilch., Jou.7Ali says: "Wheat ncv-
or leoied better IN thia ytlly t6an at the prcscnt
ttsc- aut II nothing bcfa!Is the croptt wifi b. the
larEest ever harvested. Not spear Of wheat
GeeMs 10 have lseen Killed during the winter"
The TuscoIa County tNtch.} IsoAeer says: I'VE
hare seen persons from various localities IN this
county. and thc5 III aelce that wheat never look
I'll better al Tits time Or year than It does this
tpnhG.''
The DowaS74c nIich-} RfpataicuA says: "The
WHEAT crnp In this rcstuu never looked more PROM
ifing at this Season of tho year. From III appear
ances We she'll have most abundant harvest.
Tue prospect for la5He apple crop Is e1eellens;
| weeks since, that the cold weather had elllcd
| thL IN, now give promise Of being plenty"
, 1869-05-20

itail structure & ths occupants had raised ridge
s, y apous 81 nse feet hch. md placing s9stnst Il
ort IL the ,7seF. hid feIm rSoi sf ei.s 81 snd
q dog Kennel beneath, of about s1 By ten feet on
me hoot ol The tafl Into thla horc. On Little
straw and heap Of old ragA were crowded, IN \
io19ofo condition, mxn, WOMAN And four chfs-
o1cnr one 2t the bTchSt, and tht oldest perhaps
ten yc1rs old The only household goods ~csc Al
Hpa a&ulet pot md Two old bzy1tls-1ot a eeAt7
Aolc Or 1Ish visible In the bow Of the rAlt,
on piece or old boller iron, r1lsed lew ncaAe
Anose lat plank, Vas blazing Gre ql, dult
V0"n. NJ h!eh - fortunately a1nntant and
wtth3ut price, ,eound shlA- that w1ctche1 Rroup
y eAe dcs:.; ;as,on. seldom seen In tn!s connt,J,
~ 81 setnsn and pcnuyors- Ho1 tneT endured
te tilla4 rain htorn that fell In tAe night. wl1h
20 shelter bat That Afforded By . Iool ot loose
ooAftL The ftadcf can co1tectnIE- In spite Of Al
fAA wretchednrsa and suffering, tue woman
wA1 well and robust and the children were
hearty and cheerful and - full Of splrlts as u
Ia the midst Of Itentv and comfort The man WA4
Actpple and told . abort and almple story OF nl4
fortune He ws4 d teainstef IT Raw-uaM u Ain-
nesota and had his leg unsned bJ lo4 rolling on
II UnskQful Surgery hAd left IN lncurAble SORE.
His sickness had rcslucei him nearly 10 dcstt
tnaou when their calantues were mAde CON-
md all its contents. Without cent IN the wond,
and refusing n1l olcrs OF as44:anec from friends,
be gathered few p'aAk from the stEet md con-
stfutted TafL and On L placed his family for q
voyage do*u TO AIkAnsaa, where be intends to
squat Oh snne Of the abandoned Plantations,
false email corn patch, and rely on his sun iof
the Uthty meHp3 Of living.
, 1869-05-20
Jnckson.. tosc-Ano1hcr ycrston OF
Nn1sdo1phss Ecnt~

In III. Eiit.f - N.e Uijtrits lkg-3 B"'itft":
The Ea7.e Of Saturday contained An article trnm
an ssewitucss Of the tntttGntty ut1eFed 70 GeneTa
Jackson by Robert Il Randolph, 1t AlexAuuz1a
IN, IN Isss when the Old herc, With othrrs. wesc
on their WY 10 thr teu, Of Aas<aA Washington.
As far the narrative rufJAorH 70 Ette the tncl-
.lcntA Of that exciting event. It II the nain cor
rprt Some facts aIc, however, are omitted The
vi. rreAcu, Itati witnessed! the occnrTcncc- Cen
e5a} jackson amt hik asSt3lant were on
orr<saie s.dta Of q tahle, slalnE IN the cabin
OF tic lsat. 4,chtEal 1acksnl s1TucA vigorously
ut l.anlorh n!:a III aiat,rella, but missed him.
and Iiantnl, immediately 1t1f. losns his hat ~
HI escaped s.I ouEh tic crn~iL A. k&ndHpa ltit
an AE..ent ill enthusiastic alnrtr Of the Old
hero, Eisaei: Thomas, who keps An oysser sLoon
near TIC fott Of htu:s s1rccE- where the biAt
landed. rr!Sfsh fn!waFzl and EXCLAIMED: tt@en.
AIt the tla1llnt.! k'tlnatv.' The General, push
Ing forward s::cs hts fleeing n&srraasy. rcallsd:
''t;tt tslt Of lAc way. can tight MY ON battles:
Randolph FIT .sso:c tllreaeaIt--, and lna.ie hss
Duiauv. Gu =nutcr's li!l where the frutts* As
ten,nt to hrres: HIM. a. Ltac71htA by 1nc article ,r
tho Etrlt, wcs .:1dc.
4. ElsFtbe .Gs,Etse,l, the olncloa* o,teF VI liz
sa;oon.kccYer Tanmas 70 XII Elada!ph t Gca
| raj Jackson, wnl,iti nZrrs to pardon l:lrn wn
sc.e1cls rs..trrlszl by ,ne rycs1 ThaInas hccamt
Instantly Lo- 'rtoaA Ralies3n ;aadc sdi way Il
rt.ntn,,llI Va NGc7. he calaetd 10 NEE
Thongs feT Wceka after The oecustace- IL
,-7rrfrd him ,o:sai!y. tuvi:cf httn tn Al osste
hnrsc, and ;Hcre lAaEacd over INC .Sent wing. s,.
| Gr1 t'aIc th.H, no:h for several Eets< tae $40
| ,tS.f Of EeHs, speE llenlntllIaa lt:'l = icale-
! EstJ,,b IL .-13 bcsieced toh.sfcsS 70 scsser
tr IL MA n ,S n the uafy, ot iecuIt:E Nina 70
The a,!rrr II t.s:tec done y MS ps tcE
rs IS sros .at H. vrar M ~
| An III 5AsrElAS.
\ Na,s7:l,c e. 1tay 1f. Ief1.
, 1869-05-20

His Adventures In Illinois, Ken.
tuckys mlAxixAtppt, Etc.
Erprn IL Erp+u,i4,

From u- Kentucky Ga-tt..
lEnnet, who, at one time, was well known In
this city, where he rassel himself oil a. Preach
livery stsble on shor1 st1rct, has appeared II =
new r11t- gentleman frbn llliputs came TO
town last weeS and inquired for tho handsome
JAtnea Itennett ksI,, LING Oh the NlcholAsrlue
Ptke::, Kcwas 1S;d ~ !he CLERK Of The Fhrnlx
nse la 'hai En- be e sn'N Of ~ a ssen e1t
familiar With mos. OF the !anA.
1hAt the gentleman wllo hal come III search OF It
and OF d. Martin, tue l., crster, residing on tho
letter iron bennett 10 TIC hct1t!ous Martin, tel
number Of tsne cattle anA horses, which h. hs;,
ton 4 that Heauess had Saosner saa.T.snosaial
Scheme On hand, u nd took this meaAs Of forward
1nE II -,,Ia 51e ~ came to ,hs torn tn Illinois
case. Mr. = heard that stranger va,
Al the hotel and not expected TO live, and called
TO see him, and HEal!r took hlC1 to his hauye
whetr be WIS carefully nursed. Mr.. - alAe
wrote will fur him, 10 which he enumerated IAud
and Other Fropert', salucd at ao0a. 1l@hon. Ben.
nett Eus better. hui mot well enough = come &c
Kentucky sfter 1he stock he had sold. SO be cas
Mr--to colne In his stead, with the result IN.
Its hcliesed that leunett has been married
sone tfieen :twehty times He EatTet once IN
tEis CITY. and nas then ~l'oEer. fIr has served
nj least one term n the ers,entia1y, nns il he
rcts hla deserts nos hr wu rrea:c II the luxu.
q OF halter: III IS kuonn ~ Illinois ns
Acuneu al,out bowling Gsccn, In this State, as
barnett lie has also t+Tsea In Mississippi aad
Arkansas - 1iarrrft, nnd IN Sirp.nIa hv still
auother ol,aa. lie Is serllet a. tall, tue iooE.
ing man. with long, tteaiu:; tseasl. anil has thc
Eenile and su&sIacl lnInners that arc 50 fasci-
mating TO tht {air SEX He must 1t. Lb,l
srouudrei tn rlsS the .tnc game repeatedly,
lut II set ms that he has calculated rrctiy well On
tEff{Q}fEf or N1tIit.I his shown
fal talent Al dcrei.ius shan. The mnst cxtr1.
os'1nAsI part uf Efs success lies tn his neTc1
having MatTcd any really poor Etr,. bal
generally those nao had Ease or less money.
This .as sbt halt, Aid he rarely tbtled- or hoa
could lie hare E1n1sc:i % rnaEry 4 seo1p OF wives
whttc r1a.F lonr wlr,, II . hatchelor has ncve,
succeeded IN imposing himself on one, 10 ,ons
tHc. Ienptt1. Bar.ett or Batnett or whoever b.
u, nnst he ONE u thuee killing gentlemen 10 tax
ing wtta the falr ae1 wl.a'n nc occasionally rcst
OF, but whom Wc cC:lce1 lit, II 10 have met. v
should like TO have his photograph, and ser via
manner Of mnu he ts~ Mr.--, nf iituoi.. fe{e
Eraphed for bis arEcE:. &td lcil the sams daJ l.
fcot HtitXntt.
, 1869-05-20

eerded 4 The o1dora H5asez Milwaukee a2rias the'
Ns,.hzr G4ss to " ". Kisx .osa Cen ssans. 10
AaaaasI a1e5a, Ca!,e4 E s;.:e. Asa.l TO Kaiek.
Hi:ao H tassk 70 Jacob Hennvsy. seow A.: Fa:sz-.
E,o BsH; a;s,sa: =. pa,zh..ea sh. sos-,
tsSsSsa e. Ss sas9es. :s r.
, ,ss o sse IL q s
r. se.sf T.. e y y e. : L. E
: e M: s55 8 sS,S sa y ssa1si.s7ss +
tp1 fees N oreF TIT "a q snres1os aaF I'm -
~ 4 a.:er Iaes aea ss hel, - theTs u inequality
1hIeh tednc<s i 70 sevtn q etsh: Yett ...
~. s5:.sas % fset i "sses - aa~ as'sias
Thc ia1loxscF ffo,a TIC BaE.te d th I1th ~
.ov s 49, .1ss e sa asrs & @ M IT, T.
ss $ r. nc .ases = s ssst as - ri: .soaaa
e .f I'D wAh RI ~ to r IT, =, ~ iss
bot dsltnx The night ec1tr dan and - vas carried
-Ihess ~, no~ eqsasd sxo p1c4s:vs7, ooe a;edse,
s sn ~ ~ 81 Z. s. = b
ia lSs 5s.t g ths sIsS; Z A,lis@.a =
.kss e.s3a :ss* H s. Il r ~sis contain.
Tia ha1k OneoniA while being sxzed Into 1or. "a
Aonar~ strung vi: h.Uxtas c sia,e. rsn nsn te
Ins Abooea & b pssonas s.Nsht z shs skdn1 & e
ftt be3oW lie e1psssrces T6e oaeoota ~ n Sanssd
70 khs 6Kteni
Many Gf our verst1 MAkers and o1t.1s- who hart
ehaI.efc4 tt.t xct>ea {, deiIstr !ou II Ege d1F
eplauns a the laas dettnsious rhry ohlsxe
tndnrrmtnts wtrr htld cot NJ *e.r AID th3s th>t
rtzsrAa xosid q "a the H docks thte would bc eha7
the 4aHe faf4 f11 unloading Etr1eAnH Aad W1u1l
have PROMPT desp4tsh rs " lnfaa thstthe eh..s,
rortvhtth mafe- quite dtdesrnce In tr seasons bai
ncas tf arEc vex-el"
, 1869-05-20

s1syhaek / Co., Of New Orleans, nader date Of
May Is, say of wheat:
I'VE note tho arrival during the past three i13ya
nf ~ 1OS bnshc1s In bnk, mskln9 total Of eo501
bushels hich have AIrtyc ID At our port since Sep
ttmtcF l, against g, no h1shtls for the came time
lag. year The s..aMer Corses Is now being loade1
for Sew 1ork 1t the elevator with q a,e'N bushels
received last week. The Iz1oS buaacls noted
above wcrt onerc,i ut $I9s3l.ss for Nos nod
respectively, but belng erer the llsuts OF buyers
they nsc to he sent to Nex York, freight! bei:g
AltcAtty engaged by steam NJ 1sc per basacl
None now IN market here.
This l., Of coute, one years work, because
thcre Ii ho expectation Of tel1g able 70 move
rraIn In New O:leans during the summer. The
questions naturally arise, whcre Is all the wheat
that has been sent TO Europe by the St Louis
Association and how r. 1t that the grain now Ia
New Orleans Is being sent 10 New York. Instead
Greet to uverpools
LATER.
After The cloee ol EhAnSr, No. srr1ng wheat
sold To a moderate extent, and \ nt.uer feeling
prevailed, the mar ktt closing steady At 4l-1@A 4
lI3 for eellcr the month. Corn and oats were en-
mentioned. In the evening business WAS quiet
bot prices were ntIn, No s714ng whras CLOSING d
H-lxA3LLa seller the month Nothing done IT
other grataa-
The market for provisions waA dull Lake
frcishts wcre itelesA
Ilre heRs 1er- IN tatr request II = further 70
| duc.ion Of l641sc per 100 nA. The receipts wc1t
peN head, and the sales s69 head, II prices rang
| inc Ill the way from *ass for common, to So.5
for cxrya Beef cattle were IN active demand, aas
The market ruled steady and nsm at t1ais..7a TO-
| inferior to extra
, 1869-05-20

PROPOSALS.
Improvement Of the Des floineS Re-
Ids Of the Mississippi River.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

sf.1<4 gr:s.ss n: x3 + reea,ed b .as naae'.i<De
;ae A ssaee a ,sa1%sa ri % = ;hs eea3s5assa u sTs tt L.
II Tes E;opes.A 4 aap!x.te ~ .s<fy r. 5s-s
1; J.Ess rs s;aeS :: 52ss3a sss
~ sss.s ss;s, &. = ssaas tcs .sope ra, p
Tcsa:. IN t1p'sc... ~nt b. r-e-tyed f,r trai.hi
sna lettering ,as ;n: - =, % sns =. u n o
cne p:c;s sei,inp fsciu The 7a.sy fur
*' Es 81 ID q: + sss;s* rea or p:ss:.
eezel ht :Wo re.scr.ae Eas.!s. al tes:ar1 = 81. T.
:pos: r leisfa a.sa ssisse s H.es : 81. es Is:
rs:7irs hida:ax stL awsratd y; 90 ssat.as:s tos
IS sr I'll, zaas fasa ga ;se aesr
uat ;se,- usrass q er oasee tas l5h ~ et Ja:
ir II IL aha t:F ;lf Il y i .asa as : asas
rsca zsi syry wusttcF naeHsh Of The time spEcts
ats 1 e H rsee :ssdss s'.
Post Ds6ee stnrtss. ..-. 49,.
y iRs 81 :: aas e . uars s,e.s
Greess osaer II keokEk. foF twelve da5s PRIOR to
"a tss II, I'm be turnishra Upon
Lsets bezSre seottnx IN theis I'D.
.rs = 81 s. sae = eIs sss
satsfsGos5 eside7es that ihr 3.sty 7soaosias 6 e.
Pxtsnt as!e: I'd Essas1 q Do The vsak required.
f7tattd eopy Il be aotsee must be attached to e.
Prcpcsals nnss be addressed l. she unde4Lsaed,
this eaaee, md sheaH be eoaarssd Prcpasle iee
isat ps sais 6esi hsasas = u u s. - -.
r,,ns-,. = =, r = Fl 3 sa's1k ~
! x1pE1R, Nv n
, 1869-05-20
MEDICAL: CARDS,


81 sEe y RazdalphAt- toznasy 81 Jau,ea' Lock Eos
rtal AcE UttracA. (e4taAtiahe3 L. tSG nad faz tho
lA<t nloe yrzts o< Clatr. ha. sueser.tEEY t1essed
ssetv dsea4ea ef chronic eh4rastr, during the past
t~ euty yeara =a nay otAe- phs.Eeaa IL tAe Uctied
$tste1
Dr. Jauss' trnucn! Ia fro1 Al pasts u the Unft-
ed SsAscs from tie medical fseuly, pro!e1sofs ot es
sa ecoeto. hoss:ala asd fscxa TIA aees4 Dr.. James
h1s teen psosntnery befoze tho public a. specialist
1psarda Of twsafy year. and hs .epu:aca i, aarez-
1al
SffH1fis II IL is stakra, whether selatr-d Or hr-
edtss1y. r.d!ezy and pe'aasoeattE Isr, without tic
u.e Ct mes1nfs or any poisonous dug
aRLfARCaE. trudtnx u perznAtuse deeAy &.d
HeJ. cured By the sakanIbte method md full measal
4u& 7A5scAl Ftgor1 1fsAsrea- Chrpnae tnercriAi md
ses! !1:bus Axtez1oos blood md skin dIs<Hte< and II
dix Aaes ot rnatAaioA ytnefral chA1aetsT. sIttuNJ
5f<zie1 s2d permanently eirta In shc lhosceks po45
tire, Htthotlt ineohEeuaenee ~ The patient ~
Fe1nAle difficulties sud kFeg1l3sitk4 tstattd with
ss!etJ aaa saneezA
Dr. james has the bestsappot1 ;t.1 utieai AL
contact Hlth eaeh oshet. Nd IL ccErl.asies xt.LJ
epr9derttal
oFTICE nd PAR1oRs, =, md ,. Raa.,l,s..:, CT
n<f of Dearborn. up rtslrs In cee frot19 sa to
JUST ISSUED.
Tatise dtseasoa OF BIZ speciality. sent, ta s+.1
ru<s3ope, 10 any adaEess, {rve. Address DIR. JAAKS
n f}fs r-r fAS7 f,Stfxr1 Ill
, 1869-05-20
TEE [oWEs1 Ahd hfG1t8t 4ubE4d6nA 10T EOI1 st0ee
April wesr: 1N.i On April ., and 144,s On My
1a. The range in New York to-day Nas:


excited al d., dog Lulssh slvcuatinu ID hisAet
esirc* IN at d p. 1entA Thts octAsoned
), 145 isT efnt. he lufult4 "a eoyr.unlenl boads
pss,9p's sssI3'ns s; e., :, = ,s 1tIs III S sent
IL s1atet, active ant huuy ant Ratno.s al Cabinet
ds.scEtism soa utntendcd Fceosnth'n n the tuh.n
cAnr q Land I'd the scarTai sane Il the E7s. 3rrss
reiative 10 A1nertean secutts asaa sta1tcd the u.
f7.Nd fnaneizi srtirtn II the r.rt1cns1.
II eumfsentsd M and Acrpted seEnloGjcnl. which
Tic Hank Il England Directors n. determine 10
shtck s1t cnlation tn American sce.,rs, rseo the
h.nk has to tut Ep ts d.r,ani rasr 70 10 rer cent
fg.<tasd .ess.t ~ Carrying r.s<s - R~f cent
ss . 81; :ss 5sss' s:s ts e. Tss M
81 % III aTaRsf ptf s'ass s@ e,ar ..< 'ha
the Irsxsu1y purchase tudsy the ttds amounted to
s.e aa fes.4 1T s.t s:s IL iae sioea % frs.T
- Al t!s :sln md f:pl go coupons 50 At Il5 s1n
s.1ss rsE.i e. Il ID 7tss ii Gis.Eas Sas aaot. i
S's: sssss: I 1;sts 1ssts GssBsR: Gse'R: zIs g,I9
pealon. n.a"3!13@i 1e-*. last*,a!le ~,
stass banhs DILL md hravy:,
e. Ss 4ssss:: s M se1 y;!Ets Ei19,sis
The stock narsct ii ar1 daring the morning AID In
huoy snt md decidedly higher e+psciar % Vsndt :s
Esa f ae nF' 1 sp 8. u . Ttn. . H.
ss's 3 !, e hs.ss s t. svis Aoa = Ssn S1w ~
York Central 81 and Hudson Eyes res cent sc:1p DIV
tdrnd.
, 1869-05-20

Wa11ntee deeds for city and suburban property
within seven rnilcs Of the Ccur1 uouae, nled for
record on Hny ID;
, 1869-05-20
"THE NEW DEMOCRACY,
lls Memorials to Congress-

FtpN4 kke SfH ToFf Nt'+7d, My ~ e
We have been requested +! nes neessa'nrpenWc,itn, m
70 pobsith .he memorala .gpsaiasss .psaiass saen meor
ala may communicate with the :-se''a'7 81 y"
End TEepty. .seTetth Etsecs-
1rrnpT.f m 1--TFrrtazKp tbf1l1il1S VI aaA 49,
An-{xaNsfEx Of 1aiI V3so Io"& 4e inA fA~'
~ ~ .S,ase ehd Hou~ # Idpftasatasfpss " tn
Ust4d Sts:rs = co.s,.s s..r ~ ths E,,+e, e,.+..
,.;,eT.np ira, inc prtnclpe oi popular sovereignty
snurrtsfrl il the Declaration OF Independence,
arts & tne Of sae Enitsd st.ss S sa
who. hy the terms Of that Instrument, conferred
ataoluie poNe1 upon CcnQress Subject only 70 the
fiesrs. and psopr1ate public property without
submitting tSssr % ae:, M 70 The sne goople for Tattnca
this rouer thEt'ssrnf she exttnKutshment Of those
.tAr popular rtEhta and uoerttaE couteaxedy RuAr-
an,eed, and today nenaees the very life .! the
nas,on: a. nets1. 1especs1ally Ieqoest
The Constitution Of The Omitted States, 70 {hAt he
SeEaie now elected By The Legislatures Of the aeY-
crsl 6sAlea and neither directly nor indirectly rep
entire aegtst.stye roHer Of the nation counded 70
she Aoose Of Representatives subject oniT 70 de
'ess si Of ~ IsoE Psoes s1.9 L. s,,n ma, ,,xs
amend The Constitution Of tpr Cn,ied States 30
that u acts OF the Na.loaa! Legislature savc aud
e1cert thoec when nay e1clusfTeir relate to the
shal be absolutely void until the sa1e shall hare
been submitted to the cttyeits or the seycrN atars
and duly Affirmed By u majority thereof.
A14oE1lL NO. 2-xxAxs TRof7skp 70 rKErgsr
rAurka1Fx AND CRIME.
To The Sedte end liosae Of Representatives Of she
United S&utrs in Con7reas aA.fmtk!.
The undrra!cne.I rIt}t sns II the Tinted states
believing that aII nean,'eEs h7neiess inrolnn,sTr
Idle pefKors without regard to nativity pr rrpyf.
pus condition are prpprrly the wards Of The uh-
uon and should nor ke suffered 70 roam through
the streets 81 our towns md ct1e4 uaea1cd for and
Tn4t the VARIOUS branches Of useful ,ndustr,
mar be llxtttutcd bv the corernmcut In nj nlaces
where tt hag Jurisdiction: ttsI {he pcT5ots store
1pEutioned spnjylnc ;tercfor. Khatl rcceyc an
p1oymeut tpoE equitable principles Of ttne nnd
compensation; md that the nruiss IL ans there
sf1l; fse of th,a ihttustrtrs 81 tnsftufrf ant on
si1csed hhau l,e apuronratst, 70 the rstpctlon a,
the Il Its es asstssd nhot thr citzenr At The soy
t.tzl StnTrs 49, ~ A w.
vrxnv1,, xo r,,roern nxrp.,
-rrs az ,aE rsEr,r ~ ra.1pn.n ~ ~. 'eu VIA"
'AAso " thN fAeH4C nAnhoAu-
70 ne htnae and tlnnse e. RtPfe1fHsat'rsa NJ III
LRsta istd1fs IN tt7'..7'Txs asseF*AA1:
, 1869-05-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

WIDNEapAE EVENING. NaT -.
d.! Sss saP i sns nd IL .s isss d
-la snee 70 the usasi esafs for storage, uorts
GrTrtE Heetssea lsia, r,s .stsrca. nsts IL.
TtIs Va. tssta4pfy fof e,iss u sa,t,ns T. s2tly
sssd.r. h"wrsss, wrr, dau and ncsteese Ind pTteS.
n y s.y
= food tnl md 6rtlu, = krsie- IS aa
II Nc: tuh. tyri,wt. so rs md rkEs as &c; ~
' II T. 'ssS ss'ss In tie
Ecrera. fsa.urrs of III. assrkst The tefl.ad t<s-
ssii e s e.'sss Sasaaa u 1 uow
s.; Eo1t PIT -; on,a1to *; Gr,.: Fa&:, IS:
Is; IS i | i:;a dsd 10 do at sls
Sm9RTs- -ssles Of 10 teoa at s2wo.t
1 t. $i 'sss r.: isss:
~ noi. fsaory. ass:s *s:5tia Ct Esstes: =. e
COAL-wn in moderate .s9nrss nd prices s1leI
;t:ay ie HiS sh u ,ap aIssH
H.: Ss Ut % s ,as:' 'ssi Cd H;: tss .s: D4 I'd M's 10
M Il & & I'd t7e ssss sssIa. 81
s11tatt,ns ;4r1, sa11> a. g. isva. u 21ac: rosst
Y axifs Pins se,s':ss u es,ts ~ '.'f to s'
EANDlEs-Tis- t.a1ket r,l 4'tIei ~ former priees
K.s t.aN T. .ise s.ss n ,ts.''Ss ne
DE-: :I!stSIee: Its;H.t.s .ic.z,ae litht. sls3:ite
"s I'll !: & 81 81. &c ss
IKHif + Axn ScTs-Ths n.;te. i; ts7 Sod: es;alnf
y" chHrke ~As 'r7orsed ID rstee' saA wc cacn"e 10
qs,ote:
, 1869-05-20
MARKETS BY TEEEGRAPH



Eiecisl Der 11tta to Thc CateAE> Trih,n..
tEH YoRE, Mxy ~
Ksesltts :adar, se fsrutt aad the improved
tne f ytsttrta1 r'sahtshrd strtDcr 1t hail rent
Tn 4eodayt rritrr Medium. to prlaf rse"ss- tAslefc
ard the tfftfpkA III sala 10 tl.op butekrsa.
ShcrpIe eli 40. dali: inltror 10 ea ,iet AArAstd
r ID At tsG14f.
ssirs icelrlr <: r.rne fainci sn2:le =. Iuee:
Fl Cd do s& ne- lBt.e: lis O!1 10 ia z:&N f~.. 10
IT, Eitv dfrs4rd fFIacf At 1tt.t.
NEw YosL May l2.-Csttle are !npEovteE, with t.
tsips q us hesd 20 osy. also ~ bead hs!A ltnu ~ q
deS Today they LAtt all hr=n eofd And price, .es
"a. bars .te ~ for :PennsTfrknis. ohta sad fii
tsaa ] III pF.t5 ss Mss Il he .slcs ate * 99 Is
10 t6e dro*e q ~ fa:s etOhlo grade brought lse
aot u sDo lfEnos tsi<, =. cRt. brought lAsl5: =.
Sheer Tsnld he .aErc u: tsr the %. he'd cres
fne several tAss. A EtnEe car load arrived tnda1-
IheJ At tn t.iI demand. md ths martt t. TT
e. tE1 asst 64oi tEe GAIA. 81 -, extra NJ sc;
txtt1. e FL. at s.4c- r..
Aosa y ,nns i freely Il 4s5s head .rrie;
Ing today. fhty aec firm ii 10 2loc r llrn 4ua
axe for trra.ed Sale. htr weFe e.sa ID!nes- sls
E II iott; CIR. Ohio, 20 EA. At o1z and Ct
0t3o> 1i3 hs> 1t ai9.11 u Cwt
ST. LJE1H.
ST, tnt1E, MAy &c 4ttie qGist At q he ErneAL
Hsxr t.eadJ It e.?He tsy ulc5aE! and arnyy s'.'ae
fLrUEEt
, 1869-05-20
TO ARCHITECTS.
Notice to Architects,

In prr.uADcr Of 70 ae1 eatt:rL An Adj - rrovias
fos tho sale of the unst lots 2nd toe tic te 4tt
ftepln and for tho nea:uo md Eeeoa ef Sezta Uni
versitJ aud AGrscaK1l Gosss aDd stzte L1rattc Az
luua" s1rruved February txh. lR pAna xnd sscoaes-
toas vii be re1e3rra II the ofea pi tie Secretary q
state lineoa NehrAtka aa.tl tia II: dAT Ct Iuna
A. n. sHA. n Il O'clock r.. u fellows:
cae fos the Ht..e Unfv-rlsY IND Agricultural Ct,ese
ri-a ore n. statr Er.a.ie Ar1luz TIE fNnd.tiScu
of sAld trd3ns7 to be & sae acd :he rupetE1cta:s
pe Of sooe fatek. SA'd huEdiass 10 10 e9eed I.
near L(oeot1. the CapHal Of ths Gsa.n
Tke cnst Of TIC p.t4cnt btIdns fur The Caisc-s:.J
sed t5 Iax to bendrra Ii sctxd tpnass. 1at tat
Asylum. to dfty tAou4snd daAzs. and IA. dstta ri bit
1atat b bulldins eouplrte within Esr.: although
eoEs.eted to i'd 10 1t ha u the State
-1ecuiTt.
Ii y desirable that Zach architect rha nssy submit
plaa and spz1de.son sh,ulA .cpsEpEany srch IiAa
tpesisaoa with E1&'zntee Of acst .uroc2sle hultc
tia: tie tad psan and sp-e1deanus s,ud Be sdoAes
N ,h- Commissioners TINT tho aid builder viii pu: in
It'd sss tie construction a{ tie ea.d beIdrx OF hr
.nss within the as1at limited b. lAH> aad enter Int
banda ior The completion ot the AAMs-
Tbs aIrh1t+e4 whoss psAns adap4d viii be GhesaR
'7''A''' - '''F DAVID BrLHR,
rHQs. p 4ESvAaD.
JOHN t;1LLEAP1k
Ecy1 xixner