davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-05
AhTI-cOAl MONOPOLY.

The anu-coal monopol!sts held another meeting
last evening IN the Recorder b COURTROOM. It
was called 10 order by Mr.. Reed. The attendance
was not very lsrsc- Nj. Jenks 1uade 8 speech,
stating what had already been done Lie said that
n subscription paper had been cifrula!ed,
which had already obtained the signatures Of over
a hnLlred Of the most prominent citizens Of CHI
esso, pledged to the objects Of tho association.
OLher gcntssMen followed, stating taelt Views OF
the coal question. uad the bezs Way to soilc tae
difficulties 1t presented.
Nit. Reed offered soulc teSolatlons to the effect
thar c. IL Flrwell {. Il Fargo and W II. Tdrner
he constituted an Executive Committee, whose
uDt!ts u.d oe to control the funds OF the SAB
lriltcrs los The E'uEchase Il coal, IN comfortably
srt The o,Ieet4 OF tho meeting. they 10 have fail
raa cni!7e coAtro1 OF oil matters relating to par
chasiae tne coat: and that the raOueya Euo>crbett
b- paiu TITO the First Saltonsl Bank to the credit
ui lhr committee, SUBJECT to DC checked out BY
tar:u whtu pcrftsar1 10 purchase: aaa tnle thu.
banE kecr 4 hoot. III which should be entered tue
tame Of the subscriber to the fund Al e paid the
money. together vita the proFtso 17at any vote or
ACTON nj INV PREVIOUS melting not IN conformity
win the Ea!d resolutions he re.c.nded
Aitcr. considerable discussion, the resolutions
we're adopted .....
un motion, the meeting then adjourned
, 1869-09-05
MARINE INTELL1GEXC3,

BAIpGErfshr. F~rt 4.
CLxAEro-J. ". AeCcnn!sz. Leunni Iest; i',snct,
Lrn mt. HEht H. ~ EnFrr2t-f, BcaedsI 1td, rs
:ailroad Ith4 HtIle. Be Asst,wn, Ill III r. rail-
rad Isuu etu Et rrfkes; Z. Hnsuha1 Jostts. 1lkas
NcEt:ral UfsaWa. feet k,:ubee. 81 cssoc f,ct
t'mier: otezn HrrsJ. Ottawa. I'm sees i,ber. 81,
cul,is feetttuixF-
turr T. ~ n. Fu.7tv hsrrtls; EHrin. Jatet rs ya-
etdEr: SseeL Joliet Is .sis sone North Branch.
+ ~ T. wss.: Ses.t % T. H.. ba 1
= yas Ebs.e .soae., = 5ts e!ncasioq W. 9.
s"s:, ka 50 I'eD' q, e1s I! 'tsa4 Gs \ tass 1ss,
i; d. s;one; hnsn, L~non, Fo1 L Hatsard.s eIcu..
rnrf- q ytl eto=e; r. walker, Jf- L-noct q Jds
sttEc- 1so Iris rae; G~o Judd. I1ont, vl- stn1c;
ctait.uEuE% lra Et s6 JdA ssone .nE7Tta- Lc2soas.
g rrs s:are; T.. L HEnie-1a. O.aWA a3i1 hl { IA
ElTAbeth- Larkrft- hSeo hi enro; Montauk. LIZ ,r,
A1tG IN beat: CAtnfsef, taSae, AQ bu cvrn. Cha.
CAdy. 17Salic. 5,oAQ hu t,su.
BEIpoEroET. Sept t-o ,. m.
CLEAnEp- Col Manning l<Inest- Ish:: WaIt-E-Js-,
Il ..ot: .ELt; e ". Akr Le7nnrt, Light. ID urss.
Lament. 11ht: Wnp. Nts Huu. Light; II: G. lf-r,4b.
Le1acrt, LEEt: At4-cu summit, Itht. MatJ = alksr.
He; Eea hsh'. + r. ts7ec ..5 kemon ,, S5s; ops. r.,
lsD r. e..peE:tf work; I.a7!r, ST. Lous, sis.s II
l4.rbeF. ". aireJ. Jcffrf. 1sht QUEEN City, Chilli
rcthe- :A4E II lrush~r. % latn; Olive nFa:ea. Ia
s41lIc f ]-mtc.: Lonec. JcEet. Light Nas.t11-,
Lockpurt. I,io tu y heat; Wave, Nn7iA-l Light
iFR1Trp-t..i.linn: Mc..r. to1 tu eoru. john Caz-
te-. Mcrrt1. EGO ta teru. . ba o4t1-
, 1869-09-05

Erect. Ii tne Afternoon there Nh be q presents
ton by the ladics Of 1AE.
THE New ,DCuoMo OF the Northwestern Gni-
ecra1,y VIII be opened, md President uxrcu tn
nrguratcd. On TucsdAJ ne1t The tfaln leaves
E,oxie Street at In the morning
ALE MkWEas Of Company 4 1tsA Riass aro r.
quEh.ed to meet At thct a1norJ Oh Tuesday
evening. a. business OF importance vii b brought
up bcfa1e the meeting.
Ter REa1pnd ut Mrs. Grokt, corner Of Ohio
Ard Pine 1frcerx. was burR1n11ous1y entered Je.-
terdsy morning and robbed Of clothing and money
TO the ytlue OF 80.
1oHS uE1pE1BrRGH, Of Kewanee, NJ, was held
IN SI,D01 ta!l by United States Commissioner
NorEe, yesterday, to answer 70 chasge Of flicsi
dtE,IL1aEOn.
THERE VERY received last week BY GoodnchI
srcau boat hue u,634 boIes And baskets OF peaches
NON St joseph, and <,sls from BENTON 4Atbor.
TIE CENTURY Plant il now In proper position
in UhsasJ Hall. md xt1l with ra-iou3 other mr.
lleR, bc on exhibition tomorrow.
THEEI VII b concert 81 Lake PARK to-mor-
row evening.
, 1869-09-05


The following kilograms wcro recelyaato-day On
Change:
Flour inactive aud tame at tasAstsA Wheat
neglected apl nnsettlel Corn s:zoaKer and sals-
1Gc, Whisky nominal PORT. Wholesale, uo1nlasl
st saLsh Lard dull, hut nrr. Gold, 1885,
s,.r,,,o ..,,.o,, eloSiSa .i;saa, n,..,.
loEef. dull sGsIe<AtA ShaAs 1owes, dull. = y,
t.l.tS; anter N,nler, tleea1.C1 ,rrr ...a'
oats STEADY. quiet. PORK iower, ss,.Ia i LaSi
Generally lcprssea; es.,,.,i HS1fano S11. sepI
bare oI oa!A Resclpst WaesI tMUIj nu. SnIo-
7. ms1sswhs4s, M ~ % ~ bu: co11, 5000 pa: oas
r My.wAckEE, Sent. /
M ". .As quiet md weak; No ! sptsDr. tl.33tI !;
~. : tl.st Arce.pts, lAooo on: salnmcnlS1
LIVERPOOL Bc3t. 4-ll:1o n m,
r. Flour, s5s 9d- He'd wheat, los ldSlos 81, white
do, lis III. Corn, sos 81. Pork, 1ustA Lul,
77A.. Weather iaI anu tavoralic.
LATER $,
II The "Open Doard q fair bustucsa Wa ir,l.s-
acsv. IN thr lea'!ts s.nil pa1tel:;1' au1 pnces
~crr trtac hIgh1s, No, 2 srriDG wheht closiug at
81 sota l.Yos Keller September, and ti.,oStAt.3i
for Tic Atat halt OF lnts nonn; No. corn 4, SIS
size sclltr this mouth; snd oats n 4ht3&iA
seller September, and 4a~<axo heller October.
harley win quiet, but nru,, With salcs OF lAsN bu
M. ! Tier September At si.9G.Ai.?5. In the
c,tbirr Eus1ccbs WIS neglected, and quotations
NcIc lItsto tettnr thnn nominal Tncso waa 10 de-
usanll for grain trrl1hs.
Tho market Nas qhInt and 1teahy at yesterday :
pt:cc,, kaen ilaAinR as rpngu ut sa2aalo.o0 for
common 10 cxlra. ltect catlu wcre Ia motlcrato
dctlnnd, AMI Prices underwent ITO Visible Attcsa-
tiun. The n,nstct cloainR Steaiy 1t t1p0ts7o for
inferior to choice q11ntes.
, 1869-09-05
Tho I.rudacc Markets.
NEW YORK
E.,N$ ~ mi - md ~ =

NEW YORK ..
FEW YoR1, SEPT L-A4HEs-Potg quiet and stcady |
Co77oS- E1u, aae. of d11 baleA.s r for ap!anda
ss ss iss 10 ~ t a,s4s &: 'sss W.
s;;s il 5ss Il s, g; Phi sa5 s1s *
5ie:st t. III S,rssa ssitt = s1assA S.iao!st:
: $ r. II rs 81 s a e ss: ~ ia
Ter rtd Westtrn. chiefly Nsts1 aIsa tor E'sxed
fesiss f ssf f. sss
snd nctaia.L Barley md h.1leY malt daiL Corn,
@ ass'Rt Ra i M Il 7i5
y fs5 ;sHp! G = httstI ss,s fl f d sn yHs
e!oe fcs new southern md We;tsrn
ssEa. a II. .se. e e
hsas a.2 - Il Gun: ssise ~ isft0 ke
rrfssiHra@i,1,a At TIC for esuaes ::sc for re.
fnrd
IsaTnsni iietuoek .cis In t.ls sesse.s :. :aas.He
! for hucne. Atre. and Ao iranda itsht aoA middle
:st S:;3 4 :; ta'o.
anw.;ss s r ss f. fSs!iR. fsr Mes
;ssinS q S;-iSli Sls.pa Z (; 4; Hsa i ::.s.
T,.s,'.;a ro,s hsa.; r. ri .a'e: g ,'s It
II pf1si md snIa:s'e g tor 1f'%: ,s,r NJ
s1sr. ne..; r.ss h.n. sal:t sslt. # T. = bE;' I.
T. 81 "a s.asi II: 10 stSs
I'd ssts & = = NJ i r.
@ - 5hi "a II II SCI. 0;st :ssS{
frE,@a1s 10 lssxnrcor.;r .;rlEnss; .hirnent., sseoe
II n: sr !. 81; Il III * It. t.. al y e. e
| Ind Itf s,sAu-
s,.. Sis.s aa: %as; ~ sal w isssf. isS
H., ."T TTi raFi! III :. sos saf wsia e..
"A 4, | :; 4; :; ;s:; ;s:"';:
ST. " @ n :es' Il s"s;:: ''''' Lard
,4 !, r. IL. ,Di ssfss s,ssa, ri f. e
AH::ssa t' &: i ,tta Z sssS .n
Aut.eHn. otrtt Ia 'alr ds.nAai :. il'suhe ia xs*a
NHI: n,al :. care fof eat; ss4Sa for sl'neh.
" %1,.xsI- i,a snt defining; falrs q hss Western
" e1'7-h'S 1't MMiiiIwAuxxx
ehatse e,nnst1 exsfS, s6:a Whe., u;.r,s!si sIil
III eiAsts1. Si. csS asssaa, ti' i i; ys si
n1ns,s ia1iou1s-Quic. At sto to Buffalo. anl loc to
Ks"nir7.-,uo b,. -four. 1900 bu wheat; aooo b,
:Ka.rsssis S, ieo hi. ~ assi; 1sco9 1a ,s;s,s
&lNA fos nc, ,, AAlca 10H tu.
stt b. @1:: sss Z tsla ss;;7s!
's X Is ayss - = \ Es = isa.
ZEE ID ~ neass e. ssisi Wss,s e ~:
TREY rrseeted md dtp1rs4eA II i inpos1bie 10 eYe
1ss s e"s{ Rska ii. :: orcS { It
AZ: haslsr-&vuc ht;r vt
lssaVta' sa$if; Jisutsss,s 4 :, 4 ss' no demand
cvc7ss4s1 ,sepI a-saxi p<rv,,.-nour III.
X ds i siasi s's oa': as,ss S':s' :: ). s:s 81
, 1869-09-05

1Lsn' a. h.tt Il Tia Asxt llat sl4sAi xass
ss 4: y..: s.a &C., nt. s,. 4.
:. .1 ~ l.: ~ ~ H. s' rt.Ia. ~ nd fsii.s '.
;et.utt.n 1nElns htm Il y. .sH%s 1s m ayr. 4uAl..
ttss.1 - H. ",![.9u ri uycr *1a q ;, {" tsn
ks"la'I In sts iHu tnGsALs4a thtnmta And Ia'di.
w t,s.h., sseE - arr saaH nuy knu*a - infk
" msntnnlsttas sutpy. rrres ratn.iy ''shHt.i",
Hnltl iiaAYf Hhsu. nndes tho li<hf tre iEt' Asd
maud ts!'s~d ssd Prices armed up Htt. 10 PIT
tAuli M u a.r Anfe n Tho Last, b., L,eAt!sns sts
+, fss .s1 r 1., s *
sss were sh! 1s.a suh .;Gs 20 uGas, ,I,srre ts
.!s.,ra u Il ts!s s1. II. 70 :. ID
sss.ytt ,s1cssi huaiIr ht1I ft1naln in The pess
,olf rrt. wUe }.anut .n.lte,sa :. shs1ss .,ls H.
dlum: as.:Is9 - fo eoe 10 1toicr tnd u aakt4ioa
etaz:.a. lhu t.arl II e4tags JLItt VI dc<!lLe =
, 1869-09-05
Private Diseases.
Ia, JAN rd,

Fa ~it.tY k4.*a IN tha sA<+stat tfsaltrn*t n FaF
VAN .kJ uak.sr a's<sses t1r'4 ~ lag t.'.st,.1"a
WIN tAt+s t~.t tt-st-tst h.% Hfts+rs sAtt'i's
tsA s.,t..st.t ~ kla, t.s tt!l4+a tr+ts, %s"l II
IA.. .,ilht.. VI tss.tt IT. aas rsA tsH ts.'. -.a
liz ..dd4Ataltt k.Asa.t Al Lis +fl. t4a tste"ts, u
sIA VI H.t.+ts -, s"Fas' IT tt.A'La'ti, ~ s-"e'
t1,u T. w. T., a ~. hHni.J+ aurtaI .ks hFAa'.Aa+
tsnAtk ti4TElGE1Tsr4 Aaa I1sk0uf4Kt'IsA tFnst
pt WIN s.ttty ana s.eteAa, lTeA4tss M aFsaAAsaa
auxA HI tuIlIA. aut GlLsr Atssascs af hts sR1i.ff
u sur Aaitr.4 tn seAlt xurflnIs un FeessPl u
s,.mI,, Aat,ts. LII, JAAkH, r, q, nEswrs BEL,
, 1869-09-05

The following erEa has been rrcc!sed sinee the
above tables wcre mace up: rs cars wheat; :;
1880 hu No. Red DO; 4o7 cazs corn 800 bu No.
do; Il, 400 bu No. do; % caya aud 900 hu oats;
scsrs rye; and car barrier. Total, 71a. .odo b.
There was : full attendance on Change to-day,
bnt gcict set Of markets, asts generally the case
on Saturday. aad prices were = shade lower Ia
The leading grains: owing TO liberal receipts,
though gold wad higher, 2nu New York was gen.
esally quoted better. The shipping movement
Was but moderate.
Lake frtlgnfs were less nctlye, but drMer, o1n
ets holding Oh for an advance. A tptM Of
charters wAs effected 1T an Irregular advance on
yrtsceday's rates-o9tHc for wheat; Sk@6c for
corn and &c Tor oats TO Buffalo.
HsEhxtues were inactive, At the inside prices
quoted yesterday, with no buyers The market
closed 1c on, ut 3l.0Sal.Od Sa.es wcre lnallc
yesterday afternoon Of oo0 hrls q: sl.o6.
Provisions were lIm Gcd more active. Ness
rort was steadJ nj acs 20 fer orlua,5 brands with
soUe inquiry for fancy brands, foc which more
would have been paid had they been onerndL Lard
wns neglected; mnJ be quoted dull /. 1s,Yt4lskc.
There WAS good demand for ali kinds ef butk
iucats, and dry sal.ct shoulders were Ic better,
seElrE 1T 13..c while some holders we're asking
tic. We quo:c rough stoes At 1sxc short rib mid
dies at lie; sweet picked hams At 1sS1sEc;
grease at sStl1slc; and city saIow Al 10s49 lie.
Sales were: 200 brls uess PORK at $3.50; sUy hr@
To-day and Coo brls yesterday afternoon at s35.s5,
zvller January; 10000 Is dry salted shoulders
yesterday afternoon and $4,000 ID to-day Ut 13xo;
~, Zoo Es DO theayy) to-day At 13t<c,
The Market Ftttetr gives the following NJ the
shipEcnts OF provisions from tnts polnt from No
senbcr !, 1855, to September 9, 1869, Inclusive
also conlaTattye ahlpneuts:
, 1869-09-05
IL Yrl "a on cppu1ou AID tnediln Et.dea drtnI
thc week Sales tc-a~v rr"hr~r- ~ Elnrirs:

hhEEP-Rfck1Vrd tkdxye u8s s<s<aFy,as tutu ~,
&stt For food 10 chnIca M1ton ahesp thte hsa pse9
food demaud thruashou foe hon,c g III
&.adn hare Also met With fair Inquiry hnd naso
bren .s1ahje kt eat tos!1oa aansIaSnsi; N
With d1inlty af S.Iukxbo Inferior deeeFip.ont r.
nat wsnted Il 81 peE bad LanhB have soo Al
\ nm nf nj heAd -tsi.. .rr.
, 1869-09-05

New York Nrcadseut1A- ProT14tau and tsro-
crEy 11nfhets.
ssedA Du2atch "a The Chiesso Tnh7ns.
SEW faEk. Stpt
HKIlpElCTfA-
Flour 1su: buEes retired. but *tnek. s1aIl ani 10
rEt-sure to te s*teat-Shipress .t1l toand sertio<
cxeAslEr eEsaAr- and enc..untefed kllkat ADVANCE
= tsrlxhts. Thy bid only % faF anees fo!eto hot
estEaud f1F nIlEY ehrekcd thn dctaek 62fank WHEAT
ptr.e-d for &alr 10 tho sute7 VI parties no
hcarEe Wcs.ern maIkets- Ccvn md oAta continue
trNeJ teAzct+ ----
PRoTrNqSB.
Aesa Jnrt urt sAl.hl1 At tho eloso st over 41lko,
Lard t53tc LID tor September buyer OPTION md hsEa
II that tErr ter1l 1rtloa OsAEI hos ptadaeta we,r
EA-
GHCtXHfEA
coSre gn1ct: Nio 1sh @:141- sugar tendtnx upward
fxft prime ErcecEJ. kHAl1AE: best eTAhe lS3lalt-
Nrw Yorx Dr1 Goods nInEker.
NV TonK. 6crs. 1.-The dry goods market opcnei
moderately aetvn and cIascd more saMety In prices.
No particular change e1ecpt that iobbInz huse
as e the pFsce OF makes Of printa- such
tiAlntEA Htchn4 aad oShcr brandt Fer y1Id,
..!lx o.Aex Aousea az ae.1lns 4 tara.sy EAtsA
, 1869-09-05

COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept 3 :.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
nertp Of produce for the past twcntJ.four hours:
Rrck1r7s POE TIE FAST rwxSTY.FouH noCkS
, 1869-09-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
EoSrl9u Markct1."
fHlIGLL

EofttGH Gfafkct1. :
- Lnsooa. SeV.- L
Uliaoia .Csns1sl a4k; k.oa, Is61, GY; 5Aos {o1dy,
LospoS, Ser& eEyenicx.
Corsls far nnnry. y; 80 bonds Il 1ssl q 0ndoc.
s1t; 1s1 SRI: lN. t 10 TO-. u 1sd4, at Frankfort.
esh; Eie% IN; Illanlt Central. &C..
CpAAHRC1Ai.
--...- LIVERPOOL Sept III 80 M
Flour, - ID. Rsd wheat. La ldSSta II; wEsts
phea.- lis ID Conn. sa 3D.
Frrt. ltafs- EA1d. IxA
Me4sher fA1f; 1ay.s1t4c- ..--.
LIrKnToo1. Scrs- l.
Cotton dull; r.iadllas urItaL. Ei Oraea1s. 131'4
17,e: eaies G13 bales; for c1po1 a.4 s2=:1la:loa
B!cxdstuas-Q3I-t California whltc whe.t, II
"a: rrd Hsztcru liz "a. F7tur, 7as Al C.En. % 81
rrovl.:..as-FifTs. Pork. l17a eL BeeE, sA- Lanl.
=, ID Chsrsc, 6is 81 BACON. ST. -
Ct1ron It sir -kA4. ID fat riscA "a
rrt-cieEco-ed Ttnctd. " 81
1a1Ew-.s H
TUT tnttrr, is 81. " :
IInseed ol =. lrsecd t1ke1, le s.
LlSooS. Seo:- t.
TakH. t6s s.:A liz I'd; esttEn o- 7A: uEa.e. ~.
rr... sSta - 81: Csle.stts ltuseed q. IL,
fttvuAula 4. ALtHsFT-S5 81.
, 1869-09-05
The R,,Ep Of gold IN
M,.,-...ve7..I3t
--',l- L4HfT+


EEw Yonx: Eeps. A-Mone, aet.ve = 81 PIT cent
Etessinx duu II loSk31GA. principally the la:ser.
TedAv Iha ID tucE1 v tbs sratre 81 Eoneh excite
meat T4r4oos Iu1an11 vfze xsAztsd t1HtrE the t4y
srlatIIe the ot the Enyc1nent nEAsin& the
can't & s.ls q Sid ne.t wcel wtseh wfIe o:st by
III pIos51r5nse a,resdy nsds putc. Hfa1ts to breAk
Aw1 .ha n.cs &c rasae y pa1is sho hssM @ "a, q.
Tho usIk krt again rallied. cpf II l3s41.A TherAte
p.id tat cal7y:nx ill Mendy wee as1 : aad pst
~
, 1869-09-05
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Spcc1al Dssp4teh to I be Dhtraxo Tuh3re-
DETROIT. Sept. L
pows-Ptort Colorado, feptans. la.no. Comet
F7.7nk Cloud s. j. Duff. Senator Dlood- z Ha.snon
ER-PrcPs Anha~f. # I1'uss, CITY Of View York.
Northern LSht: bArtl d. Norris Aont1ncreocl HiscL
Unadi!la- q. sherman. K.se Darby Board Of T1Ii,'
RAwrru. May Merritt, Primer Of Haes: tehfs Whit.
ney, II. J. W+hb, White Cloud ChAx. Wall. H. q.
t1eFrland. Meta Weaver, Darlington, kIntisae1,
Ukr.d Stfw art. saginaw. Noskavk.
Erpthwftt
, 1869-09-05
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological Hecorl for September l. 1eE3. AZ
rerrrted ~ =. H. 1Arcsuth. IT., prtictan, III
Ilandr'rh street, correspondent to the s1nIih.
t"nlsn Institute. The trnAu letters arc initials
frr The worls veetinp, gentle, "hlsh.' '"Iry,'
"nctss Atmosphere y rAin." hi.A hKnnw":
, 1869-09-05

Iht p,aytle, C1haa.. sl,onias:.;p I'D Peha Ra4
Tsa. naa u 1a ss.'s FsoSsy ,nse =, hana. ~ s,ss
f2s E n : t. p7av' f.; T., ~ FssR n l!as
asss,.esR.e psEtsSt ss,pp;s.s F3siE.y -. besa 4.
MI "a S,.sss e = s =:
Ihere bnas v eos1eTih1a a; i:sel Il p4.. =. tas
sSs s +
sseI 2 she tesai .aoass :. sopaa e s. 1s:t% h.1s
# r nS M ~. I'D r I se Il e e 5si
srd odeH eNcn rcad IN II sts:e- n.zsiaf ta:oata
e.a is Gsssa st1:e IL e I baaisess % .aas @ IN
;s m 81: saEa Z ss.s
tde must be .1sh IL s5 slafe oae Of The tss psta
0S s. sess M I Vi & With he ,I s,u.a p.a-
f esnaeston III s nsae VIII u ts throasa
lnt.ss New Fg1t aad 5.;'snoEe: =; paasiIe: Hiss
4d taso ma ass tse a:.ye; 81 - =
Il ksafas sss INN 9
II Wi enmpiete d;fe-t g1< t-oa Ho<..,a 70 Feo,t.
ksss4 psss ID IL ss s. e Ss k q
;9sa 70 1ndi;4.2al1s and DAasdA Of T1a Toledo aad
iii III is3m IL ma.t d:ee. line fsou New Ycrk to
g. ..as Pont: Ws.t n e ss~ FoEt Seatsaa L.is
i :: ss t6 Tst1
Rss Sss + II :: Esas
It wil fu11n Ea7utint link In tbs eoiunInte,tiou
q Etl1uere aad sbe 2cq:h with The GreAs Wtst. tho
| Northwest andtA Pseitsc. via Baltimore .7d Ohjo
Aailr1Ad. II Ps1xct,harE- Clodnu.si laalaa1pnlis.
4 DanvillA and F<sr2.
hu1 With ths enmefned stvaota{rs ot aes1taioty II
!t1nuneratEu lecAl hueinesa A1d throuSh hoaiarEa
/ whea, ecnrectl1s INK 10 tuaay di1efgink aud
principal He's, 1t mus. oecreary havr+ Is rcasoo
able psusue th.l The earnas. ot this rosd muss
cced IL proportion 10 IL length those u other sa
rpad ia Illinois The to1to* tpE table aows the ea1o
tnfs ot Aue Of ths principal txiiro*ts tn Illinois.
| Mrs E11r&tn9e
| Edil1p1ds rp.1d PR mile
Ct5esen, AIton 1 81 rsnus. .,...... ssa al1m
I ChicaxoA AoyskweseF;1.......,,..L1A. l1.S7U
! Chfc1Ep. Roct Inland & Pacific, Nto ll0l3
To}edo, " abcab 4 Megteru..... Ell T,s6
| lilspois sCent{al..,~,,....,,,.,..., .ue 11llS
lth s4te u etsaae sho rcerpti u the pAaylle. ur
bapA Blncrnlnftnu Pel3n RA1r,Ad for the 4nt year
=. &c, Hn pc, Ea1c, er CT III .hs milet, SLAoLAn
-' FIRST YEAR
Rctefrta, sAd9
! kst!taztra c11ruses II toGdNa:
| OT<tatir9 t1penses, 70 s~r crEt- --9aA~
| 1ntctE4t on u DO gold hooaA pr
i Premium. y per tcIf. cu tlN-cS EolI.. M13
| SET atids ~ Sinking fuad.....-.---.--. iaoN
, 1869-09-05

LEAVING net rrcdt over interest rod e1penses eGd
u 1t r~ns for driisnds en- the casstal stoeS
the iyt car OF t:s ortrAtiou- Without dnabt pIo-
errttvs l.crr1Ac therctsr. e%eh YsAl. wuaI be tho
txzn Etosra1hieaI Location ri tan roAi ia al1ue
stisien1 inca III of ts G1rAt yalr and uscfa
nc1A.
The GhieAtn Alton, Burt!nstna q11ne, RoEi4 ~
+itt.em fsros.olJ cea:ed. md o aonpet..,oa
With either Il Unen EsAstt shan this esn have
Ttere l. r<,.oa .ly thr ,trek q III. rad snAn ~
rT;vIcfe Q. tpys I1ins tr.~ hous atorA Of this
cusnran3 Al PAR any uuc iteisi trektJ tne1c1 ehti1
yAllr.
After harln< rt1rrnaity ssd thoton1h1y trnnined
ts rosd Ne AetrI IN The Astrty fr nrkstt4lns tt4
nds We nov cfFcr them al ~ mil Aer7e7i ntsrrst
H. erFTepsy, With th~ utEnost eonfirncr We rrrspn.
rpi ther, reliable aid tAfc security aud prontA-
bio infesstnthk - -.
At ttc rtrscht prize they pay T. pr esat tus9eney
cent khAn tho amount asrstt.a in
Five rEty Hut h.Is the aGF sat NJ being frea
ftnru and tbs rfrsbeef # tSdy 4tTat1tN tn the
*ttoek Of lhr Fo4a onupsttn. Into htka thsy NAY
b~ tunrrIttA
ttI,rnnHnt uends I'D aola leeeiycd u tacsr market
wsl.sI b. ri rus. free u eAAt4a
Fnll rsFfit1rn fIfrAtt3 hJ thc nndrf1tfnrd. f1Ans
ri Il Aerhts of COMPANY.
, 1869-09-05

TIE TRKANTUfTa NbTKNSSI.
The folio *iu1 wcfr tho receipts and Rhipuc1u
OF -four and sTnIn a. This point during tho pant
Ntck. and for corresponding wcekl cutlng a
iuted:
, 1869-09-05
nr. KnnhsxnI

ne'eht! a,e4 wt:t uat my Information frr1n the -
tient and rulrs ~tttedt my e1rvrfents tho a
.nsrcuJy thus s.yiuf yu.tr health and r fro wEor1
ttettmtrt. lis kstt HsIlscp-st mp ttslrs Is'rprs
t,nn tev. n. kerd .se tee h4s ~lulDk TO ARAL1E
AAl lQAi LII L"
, 1869-09-05

A .-'&HfrQA HAAp4 :
,;o.s / Sl--.-i5 -
C1urlls. 'G--lS ~
EupnnA- ~
EAFunAA.-.tGatA
CtNIpc1A hew. .El1@
esAt~ iHn1s tteAuy:
EcN TcltcfN ....-.r
tIVfntN.--....--.--- :
TpfFt&A-...,--...-+-
RA1TAJxGys1td d..
Evrkz rf~h rr.t$f.
, 1869-09-05

The HapagIr Of tho Clearing House IufnUh@
tho Following Kumuay ef rha nu6nees Of hia once
fnt the week ending September &.
, 1869-09-05

,.-.,sIt1 Scnh Caso,inAs..,.-..-Ek
10 1aI.setrt
...-sl horth CAphr4A..-.
d da.L bit rallied ttls AizsElo3u
, 1869-09-05

4lQN
a.; -ourors. .lN1s2 So.
...I! LMtsans. o. ...l3eaA .,--
-. 11-H .--.-uo = .-
...t Paaha -. ....11 q -.
,,l Cuf~ney es...........,n1
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-10
Laborers Amply SECURED.

An agitation for higher wages and q
greater share Of the produce of their
labor, is being spread through3th the La
borers of tho State, and if it causes
the diffusion of knowledge upon the
true sources Of greater remuneration
to labor,we will rejoice that it has been
commenced for other and viler pur-
poses. The greater the produce of
labor, the greater tho share of the
produce that accrues to tho laborer.
We must 60, then, back to the causes
of increased produce, to discover the
road to increased wages. These caus-
cs arc steadincss, skill and Intelligent
direction and application, making use
of every discovery of science, and OF
every Improvement of art. These
constitute the only heultful springs
of n high standard of living and of
comfort among tho laboring class. =
The law can meddle with this mat
ter in but ono way, to any advantage
and that it has done already, by giving
the lalorer The first lien, beyond fac
tors or any other creditors, upon the
produce Of his labor, and SO securing
him his dues. 1t perhaps is not MS
generally known by all parties inter.
cstcd, as it should be, that such il
tho law. No honest laboror should
desire any further mcddling with bis
private business by impertinent poll
tiyians.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-10
Disgraoeful Scenes.

s~'> The City Council of Charleston has
presented to tho world long series
of infamous impropricties, culm mat.
ing last week in an Unclo Ct. j.
Mackcy) escaping the crime of muir
dermg his nephew, by ono of thrcc
balls fired at him missing his head by
i single inch. In any other state of
society than that painful transition
state We arc now passing through,
these gross violations of common de-
cency would ruin tho party whose
chosen representatives SO shamclcssly
commit them. But unfortunately,
tho only effect they promise to have,
is to keep off those clements of intelli-
gcncc and virtue that might other.
wise gradually find their way into
that party, aud purify it and elevate
it in the affections Of the better elias.
scs of our people. We arc sincerely
doing our best to have good mon sock
and accept position and Office from tho
radicals next year, in many counties
of tho ST to. without risk of social cx-
clusion but we confess one such FACT
rs this vilc attempt at murlcr, Gre
a'csl more disgust, and pcrpotuatcs
moro cnmity, than all Che arguments
Of all the papers III the state can po>-
sibly control. The thoughts Of o"y
gentlemen arc being tu.l cd morc and
m,rc from any effort to improve the
government Of the State. TO DO q
politician, is gradually coming to sig
nifty, to be q black guard. 1t is folly
for our contemporaries to snccr at
seeking oflico from the radicals. Tho
truth is, they ought to bo writing the
other way, for tho reluctance of our
best citizens to mcdllo with tho gov
crnmcnt at all increases daily, and
tde rcsplt mast be disastrous IN The end.
Our most Intellectual young men, un-
loss thcre comes a change, will leave
he State. There is no field for
hem here. To aspire hero, now
means, as tho first step Of progress, to
keep low company. And what must
bo tho consequences of sitting and re.
pressing the purost aspiration Of hu.
manity, the desire to riso to honor by
serving ones country2 What but
apa thy, and disgust, and disappoint.
mcnt, and ,cunui, and idlencss, an(
lndolcncc, and vice Our hoart sick
ems, sandiwith unfeigned sorrow, w
turn from mournful prospect. Oh
for an early change. But from wha
quarter can it come Those who on
I. ly can inausura!o q reform, sncor a,
the very idea Of reformation, and
sccm to have good reason for doing So
and thus downward we promise to
continue tog 60.
And yet, thoro is sure hopo, and
1T may be the only one, left us. 1t is
tius stated by the Wilmington Star;
Tho safety Of tho South is in the
power over the commercial world of
her unrivallqd productions. \ few
years will inevitably bring US CONNER
cial Independence and political SC.
curity will follow at not great dis
tancc."