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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-12
R.nort Oft the President.

To Me Stockholders ofthe Blue Ridge Railroad
y = Company:
T. The Board Of Directors have thought it ad-
'Yisable to assemble you at this time, to OBTAIN
your Judgment and direction as 70 CERTAIN pre- s,
fminary matters Of interest to the company,
looking to an early resumption OF work upon
the line Of the road.
But few persons, except those Immediately
interested, or actually employed IN the man-
agement OF this company, can justly appreciate
the unexpected delays and difficulties OF the
past two years. At our meeting in November
last. it was anticipated, with some degree of
confidence, that material progress would have
been e1hibi ed before this time. An able dele
cation from this city, accompanied tho Presi.
dent and Governor Scott to the C-.y Of New
York, to represent the great Importance OF this
enterprise to the South and West, and to enlist
the monied interest of that city in its behalf.
But owing to the feverish state OF public op;n-
ion in reference to all matters connected with
the South, and tho unparalleled stringency in
the money market, nothing was accomplished
beyond bringing the condition and prospc It's
OF the com oany prominently and favorably to
the attention of cal ,alists and contractors.
The necessity for remeasuremeut OF the
work already done upon the line Of the road,
the loss and damage incident from abandon
ment for yea1s, aud new estimate to suit the
changed condition in tho prices of labor, mate
rails. &C., induced tho board in j Inuary last to
organize u SIUili puo SA0ui
on the work, so as to have such estimates IN
readiness to meet any bids or contracts which
NAV be offered. The board was fortunate
enough to secure the services Of Colonel James
P. Low, as chief engineer, whose reputation
for skill and ability IN his profession is ample
guarantee that the company will not be disap-
pointed or dissatisfied.
Colonel Low Immediately organized corps:
sufficient for tho purpose, an outfit for the field
was D. ocured, and the party was soon engaged
in the work His able report, herewith sub
mitted, will INFORM you of the progress and re-
suits Of the survey, and contains many inter
esting facts aud suggestions in regard to the
condition OF the work and the grelt Importance
and encouraging prospects of our enterprise.
The results of his observation IS another ev-
dence, not ouly Of the great forecast and Wis
dom eyinced by those who inauG Gurated this
project, but OF the ability and honesty with
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-12
GEORGETOWN Market.

GEOR GEToWN aprii 9.-.CoTToN--No sales
this week. We quote from .5a.Ic 8 10.
ConN-PIimc white corn 81 Is = bushei.
pEANUTs-l5O bushels sold ut 81 50 d bushc. We
quote from 81 25 to l 90.
IIMpER -Sulcs Of 300 sticks at SIS 30 q Stick prices
ranging from 6 to 2uc q cub: loot. Large dmbt-
in deman!.
TunpENrINE- dip So 10; scrape or hard
81 25; virgin dip 81 q Dbl of2SO lbs
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THE DAILY NEWS.
At Twilight.

The sunset darken, IN the west,
The sea-gulls haunt the bay,
And far and high the swallows fly,
To watch the dying day.
Now where is she tha. once with me
The ripping waves would list?
And o for the song loved 80 long,
And the darling lips kist!
yon twinkline sail may ter CLEAN
Than falcou's snowy wi ig,
Her lances far the evening star
Beyond the waves m y fling:
Float on. ah float, enchante boat,
Bear true hearts DER the main;
But shall gui ie thy helm no more.
Nor whis .er love again!
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THE BLUE RIDGE r. r. coMPANK.
Adjourned Meeting.

CHARLESTON, April 9, 1863.
According TO adjournment, the stockno'oeis
of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company me' III
the Mayors Office at / o'clock ?. NJ, ana ma
iority of the stock beng represented, the meet
ing was called to order-the Mayorin tue cnar'
MIR. Trenholm, chairman of the committee
appointed to takein consideration the reports
of the President, Chief Engineer and Superin-
tendent, submitted the following report and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted.
MIR. Scott moved that when this meeting ad-
iourns it adjourns to meet on day to be ap-
pointed by the President, on receiving from the
Chief Engineer the reports and estimates now
being prepared by him.
The meeting then adjourned.
". h. L. GAILLARD, Secretary.
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GommfrliaI.
ExDOrtS

Exports.
NEW YoRK-per steamship Champiou-1s3 lierees
Rice. 1873 bales Cotton, 81 bales Yarn, lib pkgs
Suudrie. 154 Empty Barrels aid 4l8 pkgs
Vegetables. :. Per schr Francis Hatch-63 ,OU0
feet Pitch Pine Lumber.
BoSTON-Per schr E q Naylcr-377 tons phos.
plate Rock. :. Per schr n Hawklns-2l5
bales Upland Cotton, 81 tierces Rice, "a casks
Clay, 10 hhds Bottles, cases Bottles, l pipo
Wine, 3S boxes Wine 80 bales Rags, 81 hhds
Bones. 20 boxes Mdse. 17G tons rson &C. 2 rolls
Mating and Top Buggy.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per schr y Squire-l40,0OO feet
Flooring
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Cons1gnces per South Carolina KaIlroac
April 10.

$50 bales Cotton. II bales Domescs, 45 pkgs Ba-
con- 1856 casks Clay, G cars Wood. 8 cars umbcr
and car Stock. 10 Railroad Agent, w Roacn Co,
NJ Goldsm til 4 Son. Pelzcr Rodgers & Co. keeder
l. Davis, Frost & Adger. D wiling & Co, G b Waller
l. Co, W Will ms & Son. G w Williams Co. w
Ryan, Graescr smith, L j Wiss, Kirkpatrick L
Wltte. Willis s; Chisolm, g Fullin, Clashorn. Her
ring Co. Bullnaun Brothers q Fyimanu Co aud
Klinck, WicEenber5 & Co.
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w,,mtnrton Mnrke,

WILMINGTON, April 10 0--SpIR1rs TURpENrrNE-
Small sale ut i5c.
RosIN.-Saes of 46 bbls at So 25 80 bbls. at ss so
aS9 and 10 Dbls Mt s10 for window glass.
CRUDE TUnpESTIsE.-. o sales were enected
TAn-Has still further declined, aud we have TO
report $50 bbls at 81 IS, aud so bbls at So 81.
CorroS-Small sales Ut &c tor middiing, and 2oc
for low middug.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-12
Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

CnnrIeston Cotton and Rice Mnrkct,
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, April TO-
COTTON.-A limited inquiry and small transac-
ons marked the basis of tho day, the staple in other
respects remaining without noticeable alteration
sales eco bles say 81 at &C. IL at 27 q at27h LOG ut
27;2S at 27al; 81 at 2sc, and 25 on private terms
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to good ordinary. ..26t9261
Low midiing. .2ig2iA
Mlddllng. g........................ .ZIzaG-
Strict middlins .@IAg-
By New York Classification we quote:
Low middlng. .EI!sG-
MiddlIng. ........................27& .27&G-
RICE.-This article was dull and we could learn OF
no operations We quote common to far clean Caro-
lima at 724@sT; good S19sHc q tb.
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Consignecs per Northeastern isairOad
April 1O.

54 bales Cotton. $50 bushels Rough Rice, 6s bbls
Naval stores, Lumber. Aldsc, &c. To Kiusnan Il
Howell S u Stoney. w l;yan, Goudkop, Il Di;-
choif & 20. Shuler. c Eruce. i Bull, Ais :
Mitchell, DR. st Ravcnc!, Mazycks & >altus, Geo w
Williams & Co. Frost Il Ad@er, GrLescr Y 'mltli,
Stenhousc & Co. Kirkpatrick IL Witto Dowic &
Noise, X Chiso,m, D Ravcucl, Jr, Eagle Fire En-
glue Go, " Shepard. Z Murphy, ] Nelson, Taft l.
Rowland, Captain Barrett. Captain shoolry and
Lleutenaut-C Colonel Lytord.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YoaK, April 10-Noon.-Cotton firm; mid
dlings 2szc. Spirits turpcnlnc in fair request Mt
4916a5Oc. Rosin firm at 5, 47a2 52k for strained.
Freishts dull. Money active at 7pcr cent. and COM
mission. Sterling 1G7%. Gold 321s.
Evcning.-Cotton firm; 5000 bales sold Mt eSA cts.
Flour and wheat unchanged. Corn steady; mixed
Western S7asSc whiskey quiet at 92la cts. Mess
pork $50 75130 95. Lard unchanged. Spirits Of tur-
pentlnc 491ao5Oc. Groceries quet. Freights firm.
er. Money closed stringent; sterling dull at 7'sas
Gold 33%. 'G5s 2oa2O16; State bonds steady.
BALTIMORE April 1O-Cotton shade hrmer
Flour-fanily active at previous quotations. Grain
and provisions 6rmcr and unchanged.
AUGUSTA, April 1O.-cotton dull und unchanged;
nidiinss 267ic; sales Jag bales; receipts 1876 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 1O.-cotton quiet but steady;
middngs 2SEc; sales 900 bales; receipts 459 bales
New ORLEANS, April 1o.-cottoa stiher, middlinss
2S1<c; sales 1890 bales Gold 331s. Flour dull;
supcrlne s5 IS; double extra Sc 25; treble Sc 60.
Corn firm at 7OaSO Bacon scarce; pork dull at $50;
bacon shoulders 132i; clear ribs Tx. Lard dull.
Sugar dull. AIolasses market bare. Coffee steady
at 1i2{a154. Prime 1TIs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-12
Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, April 0-Nooa.-Bonds 83h.
LIVERPOOL. April 10-Noon.-Cot:on quiet but
steady. Uplands 121d; Orleans 12l4d-sales 5000
bales.
Afternoon.-Cotton firm bu. not quotably higher
sales 5000 bales.
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Steamer Dictator, McNelty. Palatka via Jackson.
villc Fernandina, and savannah. 8 bales sea Island
Cotton, 13 bbls and box Iron, 2casks and box es
Wine, box:s Fruit and pigs Mdse. 10 j D
Allen & Co, " Goldsmith e. Son, 1ngraham &
Son, Moff,tt X Wharton. Tosni. G Graveley,
Miss Lyous N u & Co, Goodwin, Jones
md r. Davis
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N1cmornuGa.
Tho hr Irone Rlesservey, Wall, from Bucks
ville ; C., arrived at Portland, Me. April D.
Tho schr Matte Holm ,s, 1apley, cleared at Bos'
ton, April 7, Tor Bucksvile. e.
The schr Martha Maria, Dem. from Portland. Ale,
for Charleston. arrived at Holmes Hole. April 6.
The schr II .ue, Glover, from Bucksville, 5 Z, ar
rived at Bath, Nc, april 8.
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March 25-Schr Ida s Burgess. Burgess. Bel
fnst, A1e.
March 3l-schr Morrcll c Hart. Rawcy, 1homas-
ton, Me.
April 6-Schr Leila, Foss, Belfst, Me,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

Hcalastsr's United States AlpAuae for 4 800, for
distyuiion eratis nrouehoul tbe OHilpd States and
IN civilized conntsja Of tho Wesietn Iieaisphere wi
ks publAhsd abSnt tho frsi " January and ~ who
wlah 70 undsraiehd tha phllosop1o health rould
read and ponder the valuable suggestions " conttna
In addition 70 Adnrabis medical treatise On no
causss, prevention and cprs 81 eseat verqiy oi
dseAses Il embraces largo amount Of inioImalonin.
croiiine 70 The mgrchant, ths mechanic tie miner,
the ianneh tho phnidf. and professional man aud the
calculations hEge hson made Tor enc merldlAns and
atitudes "a are ncst suitable for correct End ceul
pEehenhipe NATioHAr cAInNpARI
The nntnrc naas, and extfaordnnIg sanitary effects
Of fHOsTRTTER'B STOMACH BITTRhs the staple
tonic aud Alternative 81 more than half The christan
world ast foith IN Ia paees which are also
intersparsad NTH pictorial nlnsiratlops, valuable
recipas for thu household and farm numerous Apec
dotss, and and anusIrg reading mat
ter, oaigInal and aalscted. Among the Annuas 10
appear with the opening Of the year this wi bo Of
the most tsoful and may DO had foF the asking Send
for copiaS TO mo Central Mandatory "a Pittsburgh
pa, Or 70 the nearsst dealor in HOsrETTER's
BTOAlACH BTrTERs, Tho BITFERS arc sold "a
every otg and village, and ave extensively uat
throughout the entire civilized woild. VI
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
MYsTFRY.

Itis mystery 20 most people how combination Of
medicines put up under one name can have SUN eient
curative powerst % 90 many different Diseases and
often the very best Of remedies aro discarded or
branded as humbpGn because they are recommended
to cure 20 mnny complaints. This nomenclature Of
diseesns would to imply essential difference
between the diseases thus distinguished Whereas they
AEpreay one ana the same disease, rely dforina BY
tho amount Of Inflammation or irritation IN organ
rnther than the other. For instance, from torpid
etRte Of the Iyerwe have Jaundice Neryous and eck
Headache, Bilious Fever, pyppopsia, Bevor aud Asuo
Constipation. Neuvalgn and lnnumerablo complaints
under nigh sounding names all arising from diaor
dercd state Of theliYsr Hence, We say
important orgnn purge out tho vile AccnlnuaiOu With
R0back blood Pills, and, Qnoe restored IA ygor take
Robackh Blood Purifier o. Stomach bitt6rs aud keep
"a performing ia regular functions aud y1u will bo no
onaor troubled with these many aiImants ".
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
FIdelltY

Every era In the worlds history has been
marked by some important event. The gem
eral march Of the human race Is onward, yet
at times In the histories OF nations as well as
individuals, all hopes and aspirations seem
en- seloped in dispair The bright star that
indicated the birth Of the founder Of the
Christian era was no trner to its purpose
than VIII be he who halds the destinies OF
worlds in his hands to supply our necessities
when we stand in greatest need, providing,
always that we comply with the requisite
condltlons to obtain those blessings. AS a
nation, we have departed from the laws
which are requisite for the maintenance Of
health and happiness and in consequence of
this every periodical in the land is teeming
with advertisements Of nostrums, promising
TO cure all the ailments that mankind Is heir
to. In the face an eyes OF those glaring aB-
sertions, we find, for instance, that con-
sumption, catarrh bronchitis, whooping
cough and their kindred diseases are terri
bly, on the increase. How often and how
truthfully is it said that those diseases that
culminate in consumption and that is con.
signing its thousands annually to prema-
ture graves, are to-day without prac-
tical and eflectual remedy. But in
the midst Of our darkest hour, there
comes forth from remote city Of the great
west, a preparation composed of The active
principles Of herbs and plants, . remedy des-
tined to remove all cases Of inelpient con-
sumption and furnish greater relief in con-
firmed cases than the world has realized be-
fore in all other remedies combined. On ac-
count of the rapidly increasing popularity Of
this compound the Proprietore were obliged
to form stock company with capital OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars TO meet the increaA-
ing demand throughout the country As a
proof OF the popularity OF this medicine, the
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

Nervous Debility with its gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss OF semen, spermatorrhea,
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss OF memory,
and threatened impotence and imbecility,
find q sovereign cure, in Humphrey's homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twenty eight. Composed
ofthe most valuable mild and potent Gura.
tiyes, they strike at once at the root of the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
and vitality 70 the entifo man. They have
cured thousands OF caees. Price SO per
packagaoDf six boxes and vial, which is very
Important in obstinate and old cases. or 81
per single Sold by all Druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt of price Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Co., 662 broadway, New York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
MARKET REPORTS,
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, December 3l.--CorroE- -Firmer
Sales at 2514ta2b ~ for Middllng Opiapds FLouR
MARKET dull, Sales at 6S56p7a0 for Extra state
G,70@e00 for Western, 6.90t99.C0 for Round Hoop
Ohio. Rye Flonr- Dull HHEAT--MAplket dull =
RxR--Market quiet and heavy. Conn Market dull.
Receipts, 2l.436 bushels. Sales Of $1,000
buahels at 1,0701.10h for Old Mizyd Western.
In store and ahoat; 93@96 for New Mixed West
ein. BARLEY Market heavy OATS Market lower.
Sales at 7Gke for western, In store 1876 do afioat.
PoRK- Market rules frmer Salea AZ $27 90
BEEF Market steady. Cur MEATs-Market quiet.
LARD-Aiarket 6rmer. Sales at iBGf7il for
Steam; 174@017IS for Kettle Rendered. BUTTER
--Matket steady. CHRRsE--A Market hfin. WHISKY
Market quiet. at 03c. SUGAR--Market duh and
dropping. EoGs--Marhet quiet. PETROLEUM
SALES Of Crude at l7IS; Refined n "a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

DIa LDUoDhrNrs The Gardner Roa
Estate Distribution, fist Louis, Is pledged
10 draw eth February or refund tho money
Tho Association bind themacIycat hold no
tickets, that they may not draw anu of tho
priEee These are important announcements
ndlwill sell thousands Of tickets, As the peo-
pie know what 10 depend upon, and aincoi II IA
known the drawing. viii positively take place,
tho demand for rtdkdte, both in tho city and
country have Increased ten fold Thern are
800 prizes, ayeragin9 nearly 81 100 each, IN.
Guiding the Athbfook Mansion, worth Ss2.-
900 other beautiful residences ana lots Ii
~, Louis, tine hims and iecInIng lands near
the city. Tho tl4keta must behold, henco
the following liberal irduccmenis. SIX tick
eta for 70; twelve To-. $40: twenty-five for $40,
40, Agents wanted 10 aoll tickets every
wheyo. Commission given which will mako
y AZ object. For terms and circulars de-
gcribing scheme, address L Dow HrNpFnsHor
42o Walnut street ('lnder the Southern no-
toll, Ht. Louis Mo.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

INA COUNTRY wnERE the natural desire OF
thepeople IL to rencb the highest point in
ART, II IL very difficult for success to be OBJ.
tanned without most ardnous hbor Public
opinion 10 extremely exactng and not always
inst; brit oitenunjust and cruel criticism has
produced the most beneficial results; tho
greatest improvements have been made un-
der continued discnuragements, and In many
anccessfnl efforts defeat seemed certain to al
except thoeo concerned. In no ono branch
|ofAff has there been moro trials aud failures,
and In no single instrument Is there 40 many
different parts TO perfect, in order to mako
the whole SUCCESS, as the Piano Forte; this
10 always attended with great expense, re-
quiring largo capital and patient perseyer
ance. J. III, GnoyEsTREN, 90 Morcor Street,
New York no " GRovEsTEEr, FuILKn n Con-,
nAEy commenced manufacturing Pianos
thirty-eight years ago, aud is ono OF the old
eet hpuaeB IN the country Theynim 10 make
the beat instrument and sell Il al the small
eat profit These pianoa cannot be excoDlod
Their singing quality ia pure, full, and oasily
retained throul the most lengthy passar os.
Eorpowcr thoyAre unparalleled, and are Gel
ebrated for their great brilliancy, exquisite
touch, and elegance ofbtyle and hnish.'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
AGPICUITVRM DEpARTMENT

The Tribune gives the lateat md most approved
method OF cultivation and all the scientific 10 search
and practical experiments whose results are Of value
TO an Agricultural horticultural aud Stock Raising
community living upon the rich prairie lands of the
West, and to whom the knowledge applicable 70 the
on different soil IL OF comparatively little value
In two respects, then the Chicago Tribune Is in
the very nature of things the superior of any East
en paper; 1t is devoted to'western interests and
reaches its readers with, at least two days later
news; while for algenerl topics Of intesest il is
equally valuable with any other paper, because it
has the same means and the same facilities Of
acquiring and giving them to itsreaders, We leave
1t to them to make comparison between 1t and It's
Western contempories
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

The Best AND ORIGINAL ToIc Of Iron,
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Caswell
Mack 4 Co. Is Ferro Phosphorated Elixir Of
Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores color TO
the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste Of
thenerve tissue, and the Calisaya tissue gives
natural healthiulness to the digestive or
gans, thereby curing Dyspepsia inits yarious
forms, Wakefulneas, General Debility and
Depression OF Spirits. Manufactured only by
CASWEIlL, HAZARD a. co., successors 10
Caswell, Mack 4 Co., New York. Sold by all
Druggists.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

! ACCORDING 10 GrnMAH sdpdtt, the 10
cay with which thatreesin ihepromanAdos
and gardens of Berlia, as well as OF other
large cities, have recently been affected.
nrises chicilytc 10 the tlcmulons movement
communicated 10 tho soil by rapid locomo-
ton; the perfect adherence between the
roots and the earth, 80 necessary for the
absorption Of nourishing juices, Is, ho de-
clares, destroyed by continual agitation.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

ALMOST EVERY DAY we hear many persona
complaining OF headache, loss ofappette, and
Many is the day that we have felt 30 our
sslves, and in fact gone to bed and imagined
ourselves sick, but for the life of us could
not tell what was the matter. One day while
thus complaining, a friend said to US, "Why
don't you try PLANTATION BTTTERs? they are
really good thing and will make you feel
like a now man. Upon his Recommendation
wepurchased bottle, and took them accord.
ing to directions. They seemed TO go right
to the spot, and gave lis immediate relief.
Ever since We have taken every opportunity
to recommend thom
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14

Horace GREELEY purposes to write, during
the year 1869, an elementary work on Polih-
cal economy, wherein the policy Of Protec-
tion TO Homo Industry will be explained ana
vindicated. This work will first be given TO
tho public through successive issues OF THT
New YORK TRIBUNE. and will appear in all its
editions DAILY, $40; SEAfr-WEEKLY, 81;
WEEKLY, 80 per annum. Gas
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
GnBAT excitement exists among The iron

GREAT excitement exists among the iron
manufacturers Of Pittsburg, Ia conse.
quence Of the heintrodnction into Shoonber.
gers rolling mill OF q process Of making
IRON without pudding. The new process
yields largeramountof iron from q given
of ore than the old method, and,
as pnddlers are dispensed with. the cost OF
production IL materially less. n as suc-
cessful at II is represented, II win work a
revolution In the IRON business, \
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
POLITICAL DEpARTMENr

Is unrlgaled. In tho campaign Just ended IL las
been IN the front rank OF the hosts whose watchwon
Is Equal Rights and National Honor The Tribune
was among the first 10 hoist fe names Of General
drant for President and schuyler Colfax for vice
President OF the United States. Il was the first
journal in the West TO confront md denonnce the
policy Of paying The national bopda in irredeein.
able slin-plasters-.a policy more fatal 60 the
integrity and peTpetuity Of the Union than all the
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-14
MARKET REPORTS.

The Market Reports Of THE TRIBUNE arc care
fully prepared by an able corps of editors and
reporters, and are brought down to the latast hour
before going to press, The great staples
Of the West and transactions OF Eastern trade which
are of especial interest and importance TO lis read
er5 and which in Eastern papers are necessarily
limited or omitted altogether are ninutey consid-
cred and The Western farmer or trader gains this
information from Chicago TWO DAYS EARLIER
than he getit from an Eastern paper even IL he
finds 1t there at an. hetelegraphcmarlet reports
Of the Tribune embrace every commercial eentre Of
Europe and the United States which can have any
influence upon Western produce, trade or industry.
Its reports Of the Cattle markets Of Chicago and the
principal Eastern cities are prepared with the
utmost care by special reporters OF long experience
and il.ai iniuu - I,a fta y