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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-22
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WOlcOttyille Savings Bank,
 once in Granite Block, 1s r. 4oA ' WoLCoTTvII.LE, CONN. IT -ail

znEPeSlTs IS received on end gefter August l6thg 1883. nIa3ixu usE n8sysaad so }
 Deposits made on or before the 1st day. oi any montaxill drawsintefest trem that day.
 Loans made, on the nsnal termss S1nd -nIh
 The affairs of the hank are under the direc- tion of acompe board Of Trustees IT. ,dt
 Office hours from to l2 O. m. and from to a ss'A1 aasa FEN. HoLLEY, President. IS t1
 FL. HUNGERF0RD.T Treasurer. NsS n9e
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-22

OVcE u SlAAaSO Wu1Cn d0 AASo "HS ouOuSsAp bO be Aurora, as we discerned what looked like g trotting course near wood, De scending some distance, we heard people shouting and dogs barkinga Also hheara cannons firing. Making still further de- scent we were greeted with the shout, Come down, and we will take you back to Buffalo s34faasss7 sa4 $& w9g
 as IAs this time one of the party was seiz- ed with an excruciating pain, immediately over the right eye.g It was similar to that which is sometimes produced by eating ice cream, but almost incaleulablys more -in- tense. It recurred at short intervals with less severity, and finally passed of alto. gether. Professor King called out, hat town is this?' and the answer came up, Eden come down! We gave them three cheers and altiger for Eden, and then pass ed over small piece of woods, the people continuing to cheer and call to nus.0 The aeronant asked them to se0hae up, to which they replied by requesting him to throw them down arope !z49Iaz1EA ftz, aooi Iaaq DOWN mhs coaE Lm tagn
 pties Having determined to accept the kind invitation extended by the people of Eden, Professor King suffered, the balloon to de- scend gradually, and at twenty five min butes to seven we came close to the earth in an oat field belonging 10 Mr. z Michael Hutchinson, one milo and quarter east |of Eden village. The anchor was let go, but dragged upon the ground, until we had passed into an adjoining corn field. when one of the men who had come after
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sss 1t was eleven o'clock when we were brought up by this tree. and as soon as 1t was ascertained that our journey was actu. ally ended, the momentous question arose, how were we to get down? We could dis |tinguish the trunk of the tree below and the limbs above us, but we knew hot how far 1t was to the ground, orowhat was be- meath us!
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-22

aga One of the several tugs which were in sight, appeared to be following the bal loon. The whistle was blown, ,i@ and those on board were heard singing up in a Balloon. The up above, answered by sin ging the chorus of that popular melody in their best style. We continued to hoy CT over the foot of the lake, and the tug as those on board had doubtless abandon ed all hope of seeing us come down into the bosom of old Erie-turned, and put back: But, as events proved, their motto should have been Wait lite longer.'k
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-29
CAIno, IT., March 20. 1869.
Coin and EXCHANGE.

Since our last review Of Tie money market
the foreign demand For government bond,
has been very large, and the price has nd.
vanced' Gold has declined and the indica-
tons now are that thera win be still further
decline Foreign exchange is below par and
gold is being received from abroad 10 be in.
vested in our securities.
There has been a fair demand for discounts
during the month with plenty of money to
supply the demand, and an commercial papcr
mas been taken al tbe usual discount by our
h9nSs. This week lhe demand has fallen off
and but little paper oGoriDg.
The recent amendment OF tbe national
banking law has gone sto effect, and hereaf.
to.-banks viii b. required to make at least
ave instead Of four reports annually, and at
any time when called upon by The comptroll-
en-. We think Il good amendment and Il
will make l7r'o moro cautious, but will not
cause the usual stringencv that the old anar.
teriy report system produced.
Since our las. report the First National
Bank Of Rockford has failed. md the Chicago
papers say "ihis banl. never possessed the
conidenf' Of the banking community, but By
tho offer thigh rates of interest on deposits |
il induced many poor and Woodworking peo-
pie to cntrpst their SAVINGS 20 he keeping, and
in this way It's failure causes great distress to
this class Of depositors" ~.
We have not N The lcas, changed our mind
on The subject Of paying interest on deposits
by banks, AMI ihinl congres. sbould prohibit
Il at once. 4
Since the election City Scrip has advanced
and is IN oool damsnd at the quotations, and
A. Sheriff Mycr is efer the coanty tax. i
County Ord ore in good demand at our
quotation.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-29

VIII 10 WLNFHls.-PO .IT, WhIfky and oil nor bbI .
scei SAT- pe' hb'. 5o,i fio'r aud Meal per boil slc;
and Apple, per bill, D.; ~ teonprcssed) per ION
~ -; Heavy fesi,, c. lbs, s,ci Light Freirhrs
a. ~ m., ,oe: ."nbrr !. es,ed, IN bundles, per
HATES nv E., fHou n. Y. AND BosroS TO CAmo nv
Tns bL.r LsE-l.i class, SO III 2d do 80 IL; "a do
81 u; 4ib 10, ~ o.; special do, T2e
To Ncsy York, cotton, conn fossed......... Al 90
90 90 do uneompressed.. .............. I IS
10 NEW oaLEAss-Flour per bbl., SOC; Potatoes ans
Apples De; Pork. per bbl.. toc; Beer 81 Ooi Whisky
Per Coal Oh, per hbl 81 IS; Germ 25ci Oats
.Oc per loolbs; Tobacco, zoe per 100 lbs Cotton 81 20
Per bale; Heavy Feighls, eoc Light Freshis Soc per
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It is stated, semi-annually, that the re-
ecelpts from customs now promise to be the
largest of any one year in the history of the
government. reaching probably $19O,OOO.-
ooO, or S2O, 600, 900 in excess of the esti-
mates. and it is not impossible that they
may even reach the high figure of 5000, O0O,-
OO0. The internal revenue receipts to the
Preseut time are in excess of S110. 1000, 900.
Inc remaining three months, till July, will
cover the greater portion of tho income tax
and the special taxes which fall due
May !, and which will augment the receipts
to $3.50, ,00O,O 900, and possibly to S1eO OoO,-
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Provisions, the said corporation, NAV. carry.
fon its business free from the restrictions.
!limitahons and provisions imposed by the
second section OF the Act to authorize and
regulate tue creation of private corporations
within this State, approved the twentieth of
Dacember, Anno Domohi 1866, ~. 7 ''.< Z
SEC. 3. The said company is hereby an-
thorized to construct railroad or trainway
from tho navigable waters on which their
works are situate to the North eastern and
South Carolina Railroads, and for that pur.
pose to lay their track along and across any
public way: Prouided, That such preca,i-
cautions are taken as to offer no hindrance
to the public use of such way.
Sec. 6. That this charter shall remain in
force for thirty years after the passage of
this Act and until the end of the next en-.
suing session of the General Assembly:
Prooidei, That on the expiration or disso-
luton of the said corporation the property
thereof shall be vested in the several mem
bers of the said corporation in proportion
to their respective shares in the capital
stock after payment of all debts of said cor
poration.
In the Senate House, the eighteenth day
of March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
CHARLES w. MONTGOMERY,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved the nineteenth day of March,
1863
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
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A Washington correspondent says there
Admiral Porter ridicules the idea that
any increased naval force had been ordered
to Cuba. He said no orders had been given
to place all the available vessels at the New
England navy yards in immediate readiness
for sea. He stated that the intention was
to relieve all the vessels on duty on the
Cuban coast monthly during the summer.
SO ms not to expose the crews too long to
the dreaded yellow fever, which sometimes
decimates them during the hot season; but
that as soon as one vessel arrived there an
other would be ordered home, and that the
naval force Ill Cuban waters would not be
increased
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, .6O@7O
Now Orleans1 00@l 25
Sugar House. .75@l 25
NAILS, u kcg. ..6 00M7 90
ONIONS. q bus. 1 25@2 90
OH, Kerosene, T3S 65@75
Machinery. .75@l 90
toUITRY, Ducks, pr.
Turkeys. :. 8 90
Chickens. .256130
Geese .......
SPECIE, Gold. Il 30@1 80
Silver. Il 20611 %
POTATOES, Irish. .75061 25
Sweet, bush l U0M1 10
RICE, Carolina. ID .110lO
last India.
SHOT, f}bag.. 3 25@3 so
SALT, Liverp'l.2 1908 O0
SOAP, T9lb. .71@11
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gals 90
brandy. :. 1 00@12 90
Holland Gins C0@7 90
American. 3 50Di 90
jana Rum 6 00M7 90
y. Il. ". 3 50r13 rs
Bo. Whiskcy,3 5O014 50
Monong'hela3 1904 90
Rectiiicd. L 25M1 IS
SUGAR, Crus'd, ib. 1920
Powdered. -. 1920
Brown..........12 .12@l7
STARCH, fllt. 1O@l24
TEA, Green, ib.1 OO612 90
black, Il GOAL 50
TOBACCO, Chew. 50@1 25
Smoking, Plb. .50M1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, g.70@75
Cider $4,000
French. Il 2j01l SO
WINE, Cham. S.250532 90
Port, 5Sgal .3 00@5 90
Sherry. 8 50M6 00
MADEIRA. 8 500b6 90
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Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY THE COL U1ABIA BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES. Pbus.1 25@1 so
BAGaING, Gunny,25 @28
Dundee 53yd. :. @25
BALE ROPE, Manila, @26
Ny. Drives, f9b. .10S15
BUTTER, Northern, .M5O.
Country, q ID. .35@45
BACON. Hams. .20@23
Sides, u h.. 1S@2O
Shoulders. .16 @17
BRICKS, 8l, 200. .9@12
CANDLES, Sperm. .40@70
Adainantine, 10. .21@25
Tallow .14M1G
CoTroN YARN..2 O0@2 20
COTTON, Strict Mid. @274
Middling. .25}@26
Low Middl'g, rs @25I
GoodOrdinry, %! !@244
Ordinary. 90 90 23
CHEESE, f.. d. ID. .20@25
factory. .23lo25
COFFEE, Rio, Il ID. .22@26
Laguayra .27@29
Java. .37M40
FLOUR, Coun.l2 00N130 90
Northern. 8 00M14 90
GRAIN, Corn. Il 1901 25
Wheat. :. 00@2 80
Oats. Il 0001 10
Peas Il 1901 20
HAY, Northern, J}cwt.
Eastern
HIDES, Dry, r'lb ..12a@lS
Green. GES
INDIGO, Carolina.1Ml 25
LARD, t'h .201525
LUMBER, Br;ls, 100 fl so
Scantling. Il so
Shingles, t}l, 600. q Is
LIME, II bbl. z 1902 80
MEATS, Pork, t'lt... 15l
Beef. S0l2
Mutton. .15
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FOREIGN

FOREIGN
LONDON, April 23-Noon.-Consols 93l5.
Bonds steady, at SO.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Noou.-Cotton
firmer, but not quotably higher-middlinp
uplands I'D; Orleans 12Id.; estimated
sales of the day 5000 bales; sales of the
week 10000; exports 5000; on speculation
1000; stock on hand 393, 900 of which 1G7. :
OOO are American. Manchester adyices less
favorable for yarns and fabrics. cansino n
dullness here.
LrvERpooL. April 23-Evening. ng.-Cotton
dulI-uplands 1211; sales s, 900 bales.
HAvRE April 23-Low middling cotton
afioat 1411a(0142 confines
DOMESTIC.
New YORK, April 23-Noon. n
lIttIe more steady-middling 2S1a@28slc.
1, Gold 1914. Money active, at per cent.
Liour dull. Wheat dull and nominally
lower. Corn n shade frmer Pork firm
new mess 31(935. Freights dull.
M.-Cotton rather more steady, with
sales OF i'9oo bales, at 2S1a. flour heavy
ana unchanged Wheat in less demand
Corn scarce and 1c. better. Pork firm, at
5d.2o. Lard shade easier-kettle 187SM
!9A. Whiskey dull and nominal. Rice
dull-Carolina 500 Sugar quiet. Coffee
firm. Molasses quiet. Freights dull and
unchanged. nas Money easy, at G. Gold
BA1r1MoRE, April 23.--Cotton steodv
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat firm and
shade higher for choice valley. Corn dnll
white 81; yellow 84(085. Pork quiet, at
3o.5oC@332.0 co. Bacon firm. Whiskey un-
changed. VII
MonnE, April 23.-Cotton lieht-mid.
ddlinngs 26i9; receipts 995 bales; exports
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Assignee's Sale.

In re S. 81. Myers & Co., Bankrupts.-In Bank.
'uptcy
DURSUANT to decretal order to me directed
u by his Honor George 8. Bryan, Judge of the
District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct m OF South Carolina, dated oath November.
1867, will sell. before tho Court House, in Coum
bla, on tho SECOND DAY OF May next for cash.
All the uncollected NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
lately due to the above named Bankrupts, now in
April 22t fT'7N Ansicnee
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.OFF1oE SEcRErARY OF srArr

$Als genUaiBIA, s.. C., March s. 1858. =.
The foregoing Act having been presented
to tile Governor of this State for his an
r. al and not, having been returned by
him to the branch Of the General Assembly
in which 1t originated within the time pre-.
scribed by the Constitution, has become a
law without his approval.
F. L. CARDoZo,
Secretary of State of South Carolina.
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Auction Sale Of Agricultural Implements.
KNOX, DAILY & CO.

General Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
No. $50 Meeting, corner Wentworth street
Charleston, S. c., will sell, MONDAY, 26th inst,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ: -'.-,,-r. -
PHOSPHATE, Horse Powers Sweeps,
Monlds, Plows, Cotton-Gins, from the best
Cyiinder and Dash Churns, of various sizes,
Cotton Planters Rollers, Condensers,
Hoes Scales, Gear Wheels &c.
Conditions cash. Goods to bo removed on day
Oh sale. April 20
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WAsMIMaI Io;N.n E,w,s,.,

= .4af.n
WASHINGTON, April %. -Senator Sprapue's
words which offended Senator Abbott, were:
'Mr. President: In answer to the TRADE of
the Senator from Nevada and the Senator
from North Carolina, I am reminded of3a
Little illustration, In my travels from the
centre here into the rural districts, through
the woods and farms of the surrounding
nelghborhood, chance, at one time, brought
me TO q farm-house. / discovered, on look
dog; the little dog moved on me with rs-
pidity from behind, bit OF my heels, and,
frlghtened ut his temerity, ran frightened
and howling away, followed by his larger
companion. The Senate will observe that
the mongrel whining puppy, encouraged by
the mestif and embroidered to make the at
tack from the shadow of his hacker, ran
rapidly away, alarmed at his stemerity, whilst
the oyergrown cur followed after, with ears
OF safety beside his menaced companion"
During yesterday evening, Abbott threat.
eened to horsewhip Sprague, unless he re-
tracted. In the Senate, last night Abbott
said: when j arose, in executive session,
to ask that the doors be opened, some time
ago, l said that 1 did not intend to utter
anything unbecoming this floor. What
did intend to do was to ask the Senator
from Rhode Island if he intended to apply
the connection of that language. Ii he did
intend to apply it to me, my purpose was to
ask him for retraction rs full as the impli-
cation OF the language; and, if he refused
that retraction, my Intention was to ask for
satisfaction out of this chamber. 1 now
give notice, inasmuch as that Senator has
skulked. out of the chamber, that I intend
to have Satisfaction outside of the chamber. +"
Sumner called Abbott to order, who, after
much confusion, was allowed to say, in ex-
planation: ri will state that / am not d
duellist; was not educated as n duellist
and L did not mean that sort Of thing: but
l meant to say that the Senator from Rhode
Island must make q retraction as broad as
his assertion, and that shall have salts
faction outside Of this chamber in some way. 1"
The Senate rejected two of the twelve
Quakers whom the President nominated as
Indian Agents.
Senate adjourned sine die at 1 o'clock til is
morning.
In contradiction of the report that Sprague
left town early this morning and that Ab-
Dott was absent from his usual haunts, it is
known that Sprague has been Mt home all
the morning, and has not heard from Abbott.
The Austrian Minister, Jay, having re-
ce lved Instructions, sails on the 9th of NAV
Colonel Mix, for thirty years chief clerk
OF the Indian Bureau, has been displaced
Customs receipts from the 18th to the
18th, Inclusive, S750,0OO.
Bor1e has issued an order authorizing the
oommsndants of navy yards to pay their
men for extra labor, but not to pay full
prices for day 8 work of eight hours
boutwell, will open and consider bids for
gold, in sums not less than ST, 900, every
Thursday, until further notice.
There was n full Cabinet meeting TODAY
-O
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, Apra %, 1862
PHOENIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA, April, "a 1862
The cotton market has been dull and dropping
during the past week. Middlings are now quoted
at 253@26.
No change in other articles OF country produce.
The following arc buying rates OF South Caro-
lima Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer & Co.,
Rrokera.
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s HI NE Ws.

: CHARLESTON, April 23.-Arrived-schr.
James Jones, Philadelphia. Sailed---steam-
ers Oriental, New Orleans; Prometheus,
Philadelphia; Fanchon, Baltimore: brios
Cecilia. Cronstadt; E. N Johnston, Dariep.
Ga; schooners Frank and Emily, Darien.
Ga; p. Cabada, Jacksonville.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC. 1NrELL1GEscE

PMhApELPHIA, April 29.-The Beneficial
Savings Fund received $500, 900 in stolen
registered bonds by express, to-day, but
no clue to the convertible property stolen
has been discovered. acA
BosToN, April 23. The gunboat Seminole
sailed for Cuba to-day.
BUFFALO. N. Y. April 23.-Brig. Gen.
Miles u. McAlister, of the engineer corps,
United States army is dead
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The Newbnryport Herald comes out in
favor OF General Butler for the next Go
vernon of Massachusetts, and says: eve
need Just such mana man of great
executive powers-to reconstruct affairs at
the State House" The Herald also init
mates that General Butler will be elected to
,rn 1me United States Senate at an early day.
The Democrats of Ohio are urging the
nomination of General Rosencranz as their
candidate for Governor Of that State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-24

Captain George w. Doty, who died in
New York city on the 18th instant, entered
the navy January 1, 1888. He spent seven
teen years and three months on sea service,
was nearly three years on the coast survey.
over ten years on shore duty, and had been
on the reserved list nearly i've years He
was IN the navy over thirty-ive years
The Bavarian Government intends form
ing military camp Mt Schweinfurt consist
ing of 10000 men and eight field batteries,
and great military mannuvres are to come
OIL about next September.
They do things on liberal scale in Chi
cago. William Sturges, one of Solomon
Sturges' sons, who has just gone into bank
rnptcy there, reports his liabilities at
81, AS, 900.
For long while there was a suit in the
New York courts to ascertain to whom tho
Chrlsty estate belonged. Now the point in
the suit is to ascertain where the Christy
estate has gone.
A grand jury in Georgia presented the
late Legislature Of that State for reckless
extravagance in voting themselves nine dol
lars day.
The President has sent to the Senate
since the 4th of March over LOO nomina-
tions.
The Bank of the State of North Carolinn
is to be taken out of bankruptcy, as it was
illegally placed there.
It takes fifty seven paymasters, from
Brigadier General down, to pay off the
present standing army of the United States.
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1. I. I. I. I, I
Richland---In Equity.

Rlchland---1n Equity.
Edward and Henry o. Kinsler Executors us
Amelia B. Knsler ct al.
DURSUANT to the order of the Court, the Gre
Il ditors CT JOHN J. KINSLER, deceased, who
required to present and establish the same be-
fore me, on or before the 1st day Of MAY next.
d. b. MILLER, G. C.P.
Clerks Office, Richland, March 25, 1869.
March 26 t1c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07
Cuban News.

HAVANA, Sept. 6. The foreign
residents of this city, principally the
Germans, are enlisting to act as a
volunteer reserve battalion when the
present volunteers take the field. The
foreigners this forenoon presented a
letter to Captain General De Rodas,
containing the above offer. and it was
accepted by him.
Eight hundred insurgents sur
prised 400 volunteers, and repulsed
them.
General Pueblo, with 400 troops,
marched to the assistance Of the
volunteers, but the insurgents re
fused to give battle.
On the 10th of August, the insur-
gents, several thousand strong, com
manded by General Quesada. General
Cespedes being present, made an at
tack or Los Tunas, losing 250 killed.
The garrison of Los Tunas consisted
Of 450 troops, of which 100 were
killed and wounded. The fight lasted
nine hours. The result is not stated.
Geu. Benegasi arrived at Los Tunas
the day afterwards with a convoy.
He had been skirmishing all along
the road, and sustained a slight loss.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The shipping
business Of Chicago for the past moath
is shown by the following figures
Total number ef vessels arrived 2,128.
crews 1918, tonnage 486192; clear
ances 2,061, tonnage 464 292.
The question Of admitting ladies TO
medical colleges will be discussed at
the next meeting of the Chicago Med
ical Society.
Rev. DR.. Rylauce, rector of ST
james Church, preached yesterday
morning, and between the BishoUs
Whitehouse and Rev. Mr.. Cheney. he
took strong ground In favor of the
Bishops and in condemnation of the
Rector; and Ia substance endorsed the
action of the former as a proper step
toward wedding the church Of schis
matics.
At a meeting of anti coal monopo-
lists on Saturday, it was resolved that
Messrs. G. B. Farewell, G.. B. Fargo
and VIM. III. Turner, of this city, be
constituted committee, whose duties
1t shall be to control the funds of the
subscribers for the purchase Of coal,
in conformity with the object of this
meeting-haVing full and entire con-
troll of all matters relating to the pur-
chasing, shipment and distribution of