davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18

TN PROBATE: Manitowoc County Court
i In the matter of the estate Of Henry
Berner deceased.
On reading and filing the petition O. Martin
Nollendoz and Chas Haukohl, administrators,
settingforth the amount of personal estate that
hascome to his hands and the disposition there
of-the amount Of debts outstanding against
said deceased, and Il description Of all
the real estate of which said deceased died
seized, and the condition und value of the re-
spectiye portions thereof and praying that
license be to BIN granted to sell all of the
al estate of said deceased, and it appearing
by said petition that there is not sufficient per-
sonal estate in the hands of said administ tors
to pay said debts, and that il is necessary in
! order to pay the same, to sell all OF said real
estate; 1t is therefore ordered that all
persons interested in said estate appear
! before the Judge Of this Court, on Monday the
| 18th day of December, A d. 1869, at ten
o'clock A NJ. at the Office the County Judge
| in Manitowoc Village in said County, then
and there 10 show cause (if any there be- why
! license should not be granted to said admin
is,rators II sell said real est tie according to
the prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that n copy of this
order shall be Published for four successive
weeks prior TO said day Of hearing, in the
Manitowoc PfLoT, weekly newspaper print
ed and published st iianitGwoc, in said Coun-
! ~, and personally served on ali persons inter
/ ested III said estate, residing in said County,
at least four cen days before said day Of hear
; ing by he Court, 1J-4t
/ GEO. " BARKEr County Jundge.
J Dated At M4Hitowoc he 30sh day Of October
\ b. 1869
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18

30, The people of Manitowoc find it
hard to realize that Milwaukee has a great
er interest in building a railroad from Mil
waukee to Appleton, Neenah and Menasha,
than in seeing road run from the Lake
Shore, IS miles north, on parallel with
her ST Paul. Such is, however, the case,
snd Manitowoc ought to thank US for the
hint Of it is new Une) and 20 TO work at
once, or tina. bu,sh will be cut off and left
out IN The wet In either case. it is likely
that this section will NOT be lpng without
railroad connection with one of those points
The above i, from the Neenah and Meua
asha Times. How would the Menasha fok j.
like he idea of Lake Shire Road from
Milwaukee to Green Bay via. Manitowoc
The world moves fast now days, and no
one can tell what the future will bring
forth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18
How to M ke a Town.

The following cxtracI, We clip from the
Prairie City Locai, which i, a very appro-
PIRATE in-iuuat.oa % tEe ciiizsns OF any
town, for the improving AMI Increasing he
valuation OF t,e.r precincts:
Encourage every one, especially new
men, To come and settle among YOU. par
icuarly those who are worthy and active
whether they have capital or not. Their
labor alone Is worth money Those who
have capital will buy lots, build houses, or
tear out and remodel the old ones. Go to
work aDd stimulate every legitimate enter
prise by giving 1t all the announcement
you can, or by uniting your irdus,ry, in
nuence aud capital IN the COMMON cause
Cultivate public spirit, and talk less than
you work. Help your neighbor If he i.
IN danger of breaking down, prop hin up
IN some way either by kind words, good
counsel or lit from your pocket book. If
he gets fairy down before you know it, set
hlm on his feet agaln-his misfortune is to
be ptIed, not blamed-aud hl, talent,
and labor are worth money To the commun-
lty. Is sides, II may some Jay be your
turn 10 need corresponding sympathy -
Encourage your local authorities in making
public improvements TOR the town =
Leader
Do not sit down and ignorantly oppose
any project, which would be of service in
promoting and increasing the valuation of
your town. do not be afraid of being I'M
dermlned by competition in consequence Of
the enlargement of your town. IL fact,
there are, a class Of men, who for this rea
son alone, will not york for the advance
ment and progress of their town. 1t is an
absurd md foolish idea, as it is universally
known, to be a fact, that competition l.
the life of trade Go in, gentlemen,
bravely and eDergetlcaNy and work with a
,ciU if you do not succeed at first, don t
gre mp the shipr' Persevere in your work,
and.you will tind, that you will be sooner
or later tree from the breakers that at first
seemed impossible. Let US show to the
succeeding generation, that we have not
been laggards; but intelligent, enterpris-
ing and industrious people.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18
BE- Below We publish extracts relating

BE- Below We publish extracts relating o
Railroads, taken from the Oshkosh Times
Pending the election, we received an
urgent letter from prominent citizen of
Green County, advising that railroad meet
ings be held In the counties along the line
of the proposed road from Oshkosh TO Free
port, that matters mig hit me talked up, the
Legislative representatives united, and
such action taken as would enable those In
the interest of the Road, To head off ali
combinations against 1t. The suggestion
il good one, AMI We commend 1t to the
consideration oil Mr. Kennedy, 10 who's
care has been committed he local interests
nt this city Counter Interests are alread,
at work TO defeat the project; and The
probability Is that strong Combinations viii
he made against It, Equally strong com
binatIons may be made III ii, favor, hy
timely action, and 1t should not be neglect
ed
The Ripon Local, speaking Of the Oh
kosh and Ripon Railroad movement, says:
On last Saturday Railroad meeting Wa,
he d in Oshkosh for he consideration o..
road from that city IL the Mississippi by
way Of Ripon. LII was the largest yet held
for he consideration OF this subject. The
committee a pointed 20 ascertain the con
dit on Of the old grade and the obable
cost OF completing h road already partially
graded between here ana Oshkosh, maze
. lengthy report, ana one which greatly
iaVnry the completion OF this road. We
should be glad to pubii-h this report in full
but have not room IN our columns. This
loud will be built.
It is already ap, aren't that combinatiors
are being made to defeat the R,pon road,
and SO turn the Land Grant as to deny this
locality OF any benefit in It's use, and the
faint praise given the River Improvement
by railroad Companies Is but the smile pre-
ceeding the siug. There is work for Mr.
Kennedy, ana The Northwestern should not
be the first to throw blocks IN his way.
1t is reported that the Mil & St. Paul
Il. r. ca. have leased the Shcboygan &
Fond du Lac r K Ii Is also reported
that Mr. Mitchell is negotiating for the
charter of Sugar River valley K. r. II so,
it Is to defeat the Oshkosh 4 Mississippi
r. r.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18
WINDOW SHADES
Lafayette Smith,

MANUFACTURE of the improved Rusi
lNl Shade. The attention of the citizens OF
Manitowoc county is called to the above useful
and valuable article. 1t las entirely SUPER
seeded tie old paper curtains for windows, be-
ing neat, cheap and more desirable. All or
ders left with GEORGE W Fechter at Mantle.
voc or sent to the Factory will meet with
prompt attention, and satisfaction gnarantesN.
Hishiccte, Sept. 2lst, ls68.-1o-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an
N election viii be held by the legal voters
OF the village of Manitowoc at the usual places
for holding elections In sid yiIlare an the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18
Prussia ana Austria,
HOUSE. OF KIFUEE

in New York City.
The latest Improvements for the relief of
disease and deformity will be at hand to assist
IN the process of cure, rendering this Insti+u-
ton the best adapted for the cure of all classes
Of bodily complaints
Office Of the Institution next door to Leub-
ner's drug store, south side in the room for
mecly occupied by c. W. White, as u aw office
Patients NJ distance may receive full par
ticulaIs and written opinion of their case by
app, ying to the undersigned
hSES. s4EEON ~ SEA sLs.Sk2.
ll~3t MANITowOC, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18

s&S- Judge David Noggle. formerly of
this state but no OF Idaho. recently paye
a DECISION IN which he characterized Ger
tain Law agalBst he th,urse ~ II relic az
the old iogyi-m whicl. opposed raj ad>.
thresh.Dg III aehiteS, anu Ie4pers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18
E. B. TREAT, Secretary.
Taken IN,

Came into the enclosure Of the undersigned,
a red steer, two years old, long horns, a little
br ndle in the fice and white spot on the
tail. The owner is requested to prove proper
ty pay charges and take him away.
Mrs, Attridge.
Clark's Mills town Of Cato Nov.
Manitowoc, 10th. st.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-11-18
HlASGNkS.

Manitowoc Lodge. Eo IS, A. F and A. NJ.
Regular meetings on the first and third We'd
nesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, en-
York street a. D. JONES, W NJ
H. A. RAINES. 6. w
A. J. PATCHEN, J. ".
, 1869-10-04
REPRESENTATIVE REFORM.

Our recent articles upon minority repre-
sentntioc. rs q means Of reforming railway
and other private corporations, and upon
l'c1tonal representation, have called forth
strong expressions, from some SOURCES, Of
The hope that these subjects would be PROM
inently considered in orr approaching Con-
stitutioaial Convention. Probably the prin-
clpal objection to their consideration will
he found in the almost hopeless skeptieisrn
OF the people generally as TO the practica-
aihty of working any reform Of
snry evils Of democratic government
1t seems to bo indolently assumed by many
that. ruder republican forms Of govern
mens, E.,syism must be ths necessary xoad
I" office. and demagosism tho principal
mesns of elevation. 1t is set down as an
axiom TINT, in politics, respectabilisy, charac-
fer. prelity must take back seats, and that
otleo nrd power must, in the main. be
c'n6red 10 class Of "a1tful dodgers
l's1er., superficial, trimming, tjne-serv-
't'f', md destitute u convictions. All who
1tsa'n any faith that this order Of things
can i'e overturned or reversed are regarded
with complaceut or compassionate smile.
Hk enthusiasts who havc still to cut their
w'tdom teeth in political affairs,
10 throw down into this arena of ana,
hene unbeilef the proposition that
The hscendency Of dethagpgism, the fury
of rartssanship, and much 0; the cor
1nption Of politics are the rcsu,ts
~ wrong mode Of electiuo mil
liz oihcelt, aud could lie cured by rcsortnc
to Ii more perfect one, is bold unacr.at.
jug. nnd requires to he backed mn
by strong and sound REASONS to
1cnder it anything less than Qs,i1otic-
SeSershe!o-s, this proposition, first in Eng
iand, and then in the United States, has
been taken up, end, after reflection, ELI.
ccrely and wa1.nay stated and implicitly be-
1ieved by many OF the abIcst men now ly-
ing
A select committee Of the Senate, las.
spring, consisting Of Senators Wade, O!
Ohio; DucIalew, Of Pennsy1vaniA; An,
thuny, of Rhode Island Rice, Of Arkansas
Morton, Of Indiana; Perry, Of Connect
s.at; and Warner, Of Alabama, reported
unanimously in favor Of bill to
provide for electing members Of
Congress upon The plan Of cumulative
or free voting, which is one u the pro.
lssed plans Of representative REFORM The
bill provides that each c1ector shall hive rs
1naEy votes for members Of the House Of
Representatives as there are members to
ne elected from his State; and that he may
Afa
, 1869-10-04
Tbs FkuAs<e st~tAS

NEM YnEk; ,...
b.ls. =. :. us y ntaaaaf ss4.sts -
e :ee $ &C. u. {: - II; - ::.
sih,at.tM h:. -! ior .e., ~. M-t.fs: !. ...ts
- I: s..t. q e.. +. y: 80. :.
.2<,kasins st s,trs ~. ~ %s.: ~. :.
sa,s d-l.s!z..t r. a'1a CT. r,. '" K, ~
sa.ss*a 5s :.< ss..,s< :'ss4' ,s"s .s :, -,
. = r r & ~ L :etss:. 49,. ss.:1
n iii. sest.. III Gaf & sss T. -: ~ :.
!. aia A.s s:s ssts.sss 10; !. -: .s..
= 1 sesDs u J.: sss::s 4. hifs i .s.s..'
sisass,s s IL % =. s.,sss.sa s.i w.... "a ~
' gso7.n.-P.t.a aa1, t.F.. 49, ~ ss,.rf:
Esss tta t,' ai* s': :, I'll, i =, =, y, sa'
Esassa HH HHemse<t so.4 s..Ay a.. ,,...~>sseo, ;.
AS;s: NSc@s;:s5 = e. S::a -! 4 . Ii /.
.5 . I: 1 :: ~: st 81 &c g. s>s Is T e
s.issss aEsasslns.nss EEsasssrfos.s.'4, Z ~: 81.
NEIAts- 6ktasalp5 eagt<s tA - irSN e,s-
81 g: 81: $! {; :. -: =.
IL u Z 's "a sia ses aa..in asa A0< Aa<>a i 'se
4 ,,raiis.Ia;a j ~ far sus: sAsts< 81. .at ~
Fso!1s.es:@fn.t f ham sud ls~., -. uss4. s.
:, 1t r. I'd s,s ts: - an,; r.. -
9nkt; ~. u LIZ = e.seaiass - !. ~. sss;
81 81 " sss S:. 4 ~ s:!is 7.ts e, III H.
P:stsse. i. IL 3'K e ssoeSsH. - = f.as,
Ssxei,s 4. i:.as rssasa saa- It 4 I as.s: g.
nts... Ss.aa u u shss; .:sss11 "a :. - u TT x
stsAn-
, 1869-10-04
HA2KLTS EY TELHG..h II.
eF3ED N4FNet.
1nAaaA&-
<.1l p. s1x k-r

Es-F3s1 NaFMe'.
1nAo0At-
1ONbOa, lLrs kAu
cent.4t ies moray. "a, e.s,ss4s y: Ma,
.} Illinois FeA.tal ~ AHB. tkG siAtK. Ill. Iva
e.: AAk, 1e6s. -; ~ VI, r.
fovbhv- ~ <.n!nx.
Consots fof money, -: m atsspvt.A- An-i
sa9 ses1tt.tr. 1Esst std .tr.hy.hF ia, ~ =,
A!1 s sTi; Ent. M. il4aala c. :. u. T. =.
W.. SH- htoeks Ne&ny.
.t.., <kt !.
Boorse fzt: Tentes. ~ r..
COMMERCIAL.
lfxThNhs&-Q q -.
Ptpz.A ~ n<d rhs4t. - tlsS. AS, Z .sr,s.
Pork, 1t1s. Lar3. Tia ..
IIrExrfN,i- IT III.
Afrk cts nnehatsrd-
A1s2NfSka1- 90 v1ktnk.
Cotton market qHkst. p4L1dttax ", -. l1't4, Az
Fcrn; ~. &. sAiss t,AA b&'ss-
California p hftr ii IN ~: ftA W-~f-- - q ~
ID Mtshr n h.atr II lts tarn. rIs, - Il UIs
M- Pras 4: t:s ~
r. II II ilra- H-sf ~ e1st lard st ~. ,ne@e~ 1t
4A- eAkt.n Vt Es< 3D.
hrlF1ts I<tsoIeRDs II ii: frtpsd u t.s
.:-1
TANn~. Sc shnat AHf4f Finer .,A- = .s:sl 81
E4ttta It uAvTe 1aLt II t:f-
, 1869-10-04

The following grim his been received st1ce the
above tables were made up: Isl caf1 wheat: 3lk
cats corn: 42,oeo hu No do do; III c1s oau;
r cara re; Is cars barley. Total. II, 600 b.
Inese VA full Attendance ou Change to-day,
bot sHall Aggregate Of business transacted, op-
orators feeling tn much tho AIMS condition - tnat
reported trou Baolo-" Extreme ktstngency tn
money market b'ocks t.aue." We, however, fan
10 rec the relevancy Of this despatch tn regard to
Bunalo. the stereosy2ed daily telegram from which
plsee Las been for months past, .1nastess xeuer.
ally inactive" We understand that the Secretary
Of our BoasI Of Trade Ia about 10 recommend the
use Of single signal Tor the Atare quoted e1pfs-
aon. 70 II to sAse the cost of III dsy tzau3msaon
over the wires
There VA certainly gut Of produce today,
luye1a being very tew, and many oxnesa kept
their property out Of the market IN sheer despatr
Of beng able to sell. This a1d the trading tc o.
t1ont, made most Of the markets close n.m.
Iafn fretghts were almost tnacuye- Only one
charter Has taken TO-DAY, 1t aae for corn to Hur.
fa1o, By san.
Hiehwlnea we're ufele,a. New Tom was r..
ported lower, And tn,s caused holdelA 70 advance
their qootsuuns to r. II, but there were no buzz
err. We qucia The market u clo4.nx \. sL1;2
LIZ
Provisions were quiet aud 9feady. Taerc wr,e
fevrrA buyers Of pork on Canadian accoant but
thelE oraerz we're limited, and noders wero not
t'sposed 10 conccdt, seeing that ltoeks are .!ga,
ehou0h 10 Be absorbed ~ the jooatng trate aioae
before the next packing season opena- Our state.
mept Of steck Of pork In thn u,a1nlngs lsae
should have rad ~ iris old. and go bris new,
instead OF 2oo brs new. Sales OF meas potx
werc: 100 htls 1t 81. 73 aud 100 hrl1 In toohng
lota at fsao0. Lard was nominal n 1sc, with
sales Of 800 tea yesterday afternoon At 1sxc sel.
Ter January. 10,0oo hs dJ saIted bellies sold a
1ec boxed. Shoulders were nom14M at 1&t Al3s
rough s,dea at 17x9l1Kc; grease at sx,sls4c;
ana city tallow nj 1uI3l1c.
Tie following were tho shipments Of provision.
tsou Epscnnbcr l, 1sos, 10 September So 1850. IN,
clusHe; also, comparative ,h}pnenh:
, 1869-10-04
=
heat .ltod. .C4stlf 1s11o4aAf N4AI,<Dt 3km&q
'c-...-I Al8.si3i :i.tol.EH Its0H! a4QIsp
itc7.- t67.aist 1lsM4A st13LnMf sl4%jW
a. .t41&HsHl l.3eAtGI ttasya0NE "a aslen-
Wne1fl h*eSl3t lsS1L3lS I.4a,oE H,aA1W
ma,D Ia, IN ase;as7y, ;mauou! 9xczou

IS: ~ ga eesL - colt 90
"The decrea-c u 'ua'au r1In d malie} laoVa
bJ tne table ton 1850 to 1857 was caused By tho
seur ytarA Ct Hat :roa 1861 20 1st Seriously dts
tarbtur the Agricultural operaiious IN reve:1t Of
the States nost Largely p.odnrinx IndiAu corr
The money SalEe Of the 3s3.1G, <Q9 bushels
Of ce1eafs produced IN 1851, II omcs1ly slated by
The Department ol A2..cultore nj 81, ,2s! -a.i,00d
"Tte 3Hc.t.sc Of probation tn tLe ninescru
years fyrm 1880 to lse9 issoth ioc,u.tre), irom
So, ri bushels 70 1,4.lsse 603 bushels IA fss-
90, as bushels, or s. per cent ..
II that rate Of Increase ahal be mantalu-d
Tor the rc1f nineteen Jear., the JeaEJ nroauc. IN
the yeat 'ss wi! reach e,ass 81 67l husnel4- The
ia1Sc Immigration iato tue United St1'c& Of Ru.
Fonean f*ra'ers seeking cheap and fertile lam may
expedite tha! fcsuit. On the other hant Il - not
10 impossible tuat tna peaple ot tht untred Ststes
4 ay Ere long follow Tia example Of The pe0att OF
Great RsftAsu Bn1 o. Frzrte. Acd diTc.. \ lager
r0ition OF th2'f !tdnsuy th3u At present IRON At.
rcnfture TO manufacturing, mining. OF oi4es pa
fust* 1t IS tudeed deslrah1. that the sr-ptns
cereal pEodpc: 0; the Ua;teu state., should Eeep
nsec - nearly ~ maj be Will any deficiency OF
eUpply tn Eutnpe.
''Reture soe recent scqulsition Of AtaAsa, tie
TERROR. of TIE T-t:cc s'1'"s was VII ltr vii h,a
the temperate znut, aud contained 1.S79 Is. tsl
settf NJ lest thst to.ftts ct which Is snsceptt.
Tie OF Agricultural Gu Iix1 ion OF u%e- Tue 1r.cpt
Pcru'xtnu fhfny Epstnkt-d o> CT oar c1a'iaeutat
ait l. fA1 E4sNfr begun to use II for ryF7c1tt1rE
st!l! les 10 cnlttAtc It e,th care. Tue acres ID
eesta:s IN 'he ses1s ls6s snf 1s6s II feoasted By
tEc Der 3Etnfbl Of AEftnit2fe arc ~ fol1or4.
, 1869-10-04

1he reeests # tex. for !he under review rsrs
- hcAc, &-Ainat - htrd fcx eFrd u: ce. ~
4AAl Lead II The eusz1apoadiaE week IN t+h 1nrrc
oe rev Gestures 70 aote IN eoaneesf'n ril :si
8tt The sEpply and demand have lstu pyettJ rstnr
h1lsnesd and pr!ces barn rnled steatr and urtfnr.
~ ooshoas The offerings continue to Improve 10 eatut
~ ~ ~, & 10 q , "s ars r. r. .tssistx
c.nes-.lneoth. fAt- e!rn k:s. svt14dnx ~ H.. md
r-lAvc e"mtna1At<d aa:tsle :; -~,'t M, = =
irw tH.ta1crs, " f1sh sp ~ " h h.e et, ,r.i
70 Ihe EsotsI .o.tt isat 9ne.en c,A-,, a1d q
lew Of tater DESCRIPTIONS ree reeetvt4l dcrtas lac y,
Twk. nEd "a have bttn wpskea %; We ttI The fol
LM!EF Ia I'll suIk, M.llt3 Cu = cisats: u Idly
ht sarPly # hoes tos fhr wrrk axf rsatius At,
bead. haA eker lntt sufficient 10 e:atsia Et,IthY
mkt, Mr. .o;,; L:.s e. s.i.sa islae. saa l. str
!he makes ssedy and at@: 8 Weia :siar v.fy eSoir
Is: q seaTJ hu3sj = Aa9sa<a for .YoEk k.s+ aal
eEohe stayJ Aoss a1e IL bet demand: aad thoti thc
I.ss net rricnAs< ft;T - ben fhers A.. .,-v
o. esti G7sds Fso@1<et+ RE N for chosce
fxo"y ktf market Mts Atttvc. to th~ e1tenf 1T The
III I'd hin-A n+.ins Ut. promv salr.
:tiatl, cLoee. BeA,.s ii tS f.und ID anx pf:.v
Tor ;ta week, No TT tie .lse47.u6tox week Lat
, 1869-10-04
OH =. 1875 ie4t{+A
t.Ena TO tft!et ......-....&a30AIis &A1s ~ 70
Atdn1.. .-...4..4,......,.,,, HtEt1 = a4tAe q
y .s

SHEEp-Re. eired to-day. to: TrerIted thls wsck
saprsd t. d.!: none: shiepea M 'hIe wet .ot
enpt y Els ats been 1essk.hy large t1t the den, 17d
hss ten nrl+ua allv th and taer bare rafkcd h-tv!.
fol lair t. Sho!te. srd At Z: ssA cue1or to ia
tiLs dtet1ttttans net sntcd Ut pef bead
, 1869-10-04

SATURDAY EyKxINa, Oct
TIE following tah3ca show the fecetpts and ship
men,s Of psotuoc for the past twenty-1our hours
AIcKlF1s fvk RE rAsT I%ES1r-FoCR HCCE
, 1869-10-04

Ps11HBtHn1- Urt 1-Oruds %struAx .ssxAse sst%f
al!kIE I'll a.Arrv arm s&l<1 ai.q.. lt'.r
Ne asste .eii.t. 81 rs ,.I = .:~s.' '.t.tis~
U-ttf~r. 37te. We quSf- q =. u e1f..I.
DetoseT. Ate; 0<fok*f to prs.t1krs t. sossi4
A4Ix xnxA kxtt -
, 1869-10-04
New TarA Ereads1aHs. Provision nnd Grocery
d1AykctA.
5seci11 pepatch 10 rbs Chicago TrshuDe
NF- -

HkEADNTC1FT
The couLttcatiI0a 4 lockwood CO. With Western
haalkts eaueed sod deal Of ptopztY to be fGtes 90
The uA!kes fot prompt essa *hea eeGed the t7thez
buoy ant feeling tth whieh the market opesed.
FK0tIE10EA
An hst undnets vers quiet for p:eseut delivery. but
1o1 tct Eu10bc1lAod baeun Id for letxt1hcf Ike
Coa.e-Rie ttrad1 u is<*:,te. sas1r marc setive
a1d utm: t.tf to lttEt Etce1SJ II EAfSlse; hJ.
dE$Atd ii 1Fxt.
, 1869-10-04
WASKiKe erOM.
Various Little Things Broached.
Early Rally Around The Crfndstone.


Senator and GoYcrnor-Mnlkfas.
, 1869-10-04

*A1r1pAI Efu5ro. Ost
Sst~.: EEtr. GcE- had pt.s ..ui: w. e iowa pn.
der tic t*sd Il ;" CrMme7cirt~ md The 81 = ~
rahe.t to the usue ehsrscs Of ss5r1xr n7'~ss
KuTTFR-6 xe1v~a. e.ff1 hs: sh-pp~d t2re4 Ia
IhtIe fair in this aYttt!e. on aest -
eotut. aud sofne naul5 lns stBpsneot xlth fhe
matkrt ais fra fur esd to enotee qlotAtlee1 Con-
non kr1ars rtnttnEe tc" and mel :6d We qrve:
Ehoes dairy. nS4s r.: fair to rood tub md hrfin
!sa X; e2n ncn s-att% !setsr sale, II askfns Il
spk-a u s:K0 ~ ans Is PfEs t nc: pk<a 1t ~:
L. .. r: Trkrs 1t 3lfA11e.
haGGlNs;-kot hFu- rev Eas .eVaE ID Ia e,enet .Irp
With the u7arktt for kaods IN this se Grr'n ha-g f1d
kanufes rete n s FSq1s.t and 8'. htt for har,ps
snd vol ascta tte market was Tries I'D es-v
We make ~ ths1Er Ia qupt,+topt. ~ fot-
L,trs: Sts'k. E2r; Anlrrt- tsr; LrAk;.n a. e;
1u6lo~ H. -: Fol. Pitt. fec; Dntastp &c: i;re.t
EAl3s. &c: American 4. fike, Aodsoscosda, a.:
Union A. Aes Eunrtes. 5f91c; hus!aps srS.ie; wool
RRAN-sales Of r tons At stxsoat
A!DDL1SGS-Saksc cf TONS II $.alln.t
CHEZ oE-.Ifade wa4 as7f7 active today, Ard the
msrte .Es at the 1T; advknee be ,ocks IN The
hanas o. de.l.n here sne ght. and IN bel that ptte
s!ss i tr:stss s:ct atie1s. 1bo to'nwlr- ~ The
.Ersnf- 1ttt8fs1ct Wdste,n Rr.e9rc, ia:xs.7sr
0fL-fttEr Nas Far bn.uesH delps 10 IN bari
sna srft c7.l. aud The ste. and s.a fvr
tIftte1.tsd -. Rts h,E ksql..s LIZ Is-p,
At1to: Iehtkh rscTsErd. t'sse: L.skar1n1-. F-An.
!o1 s9d pttt,ton. g; Ho4xUEh. - %; Kits a1d
A!tfrsl Eta:e nd willow Bsnt, s7.8. uinais eoaI
, 1869-10-04

otaks &NE-S ~
This Era nov tu ceFtalk, II occas!on shall rr-
Qt:r. may lie rra..i;s enlarged senf0;1. Tn~ ayn-
cultcial tttr.ns tor Ire United Kingdom Of Great
1srf1atn and freland. Published ID 1864 state the
aCJe& IN eerrhlt:
II ihe Ctlird k'nedom IN 1s1s TO he. lii .t51, IS
In France IN 1861 sSAx ~
In PrleEtA IN 7S6.,,...,,,., n hl1 4es
ut. RnEglts also supIlts the fOl!ow1rS STATE.
ment:
, 1869-10-04

THK HKKAISIEYY9 MoyLAINI.
The following tables ahos the receipts and shlp-
He1ts oi to1l and grain II this porf, durtnK tho
, 1869-10-04

e. n1er and beafer pxc.sed. I'll AAG /. l,.-s
tfsttsd. III oA1a 20 timothy kt..- ! g., &,
IN tie. !ooea - y D ast - >1tnt 80 10
-R<cttvtd. Ill 80 n: stfI ~ a,t,i ~ lie
1hEe nanfkEt e HEfEn<1 quilt m sprr5r II
i r.. s.aeE; Nd ~ i-rd<nH = s."l he7~t, ;.
~ er togss1J sn4 sHs'7r io9 etY sis34,rs ~ "a =
49, - sn r.. !91it.., nstHht.., s9ste: f It'd t1sa
Geen sAlied, pe5t stfrd. l@@i.e. rr-~, "a, Ia
~; s1et1 lie lseNs; 81 ant, tt4;-t IT, s.sts.l
, 1869-10-04
new af& Dry Goods HJerhMx
ErrtfA Ds1eatch to The { fhicxan Ttss.,r.

srttA Dt1ratch to The fhtcA4n Tf{sure
Cotton Gocd.-These has f<~n come rrvisai oa bud
ne~s fh lhe Part day two. It 1t zach fyrxu1sr n
- 70 E4etlude reliable quotations. Many joLfss .fe
ttt!4tE half strt to CRIT htlow The lkk pfscrs
eeakonalac ttstes Q! eapsinetcs md khs~la PoeiSn
eosit-iutot1esR sccrfs yr1y low Fries 9ot ptosnpt
esfI IL DEF takc advantage nf c1chansr. make
thrir tnistAhtts fot eottnn Appearances Indicate
, !. bes e. 1e e =.