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of Congress contrived to get the better of
him and constrained him to fill the most inn
portant places with men of their own stamp.
After the series of blunders he perpetrated in
relation to Mr. Stewart, they had no difficulty
in forcing him TO put q radical politician at
the head of the Treasury, an office which has
more patronage and influence than any other
in the Government. They also forced him
to put radical politician at the head
of the Post-office Department, which,
next to the Treasury, ranks highest in patron
age and influence. The patronage of the
other departments is politically of little ac-
count. The Attorney-General has none; the
Secretary of State can only influence the APP
pointment of officers serving in foreign coun-
tries; the Secretaries of War and the Navy
deal with officers who generally keep as much
aloof from politics by choice as the foreign
ministers and consuls do by distance and ne
cessity; and the Secretary Of the Interior has
almost as little patronage as the Attorney
General. The politicians, in spite of General
Grants dislike of them, were dexterous
enough to get control of the only Offices
which are of much value as a source of in
huence in the elections. The revenue Off
GERS and the postmasters comprise the great
bulk of the servants of the Government; in
getting control of these, the politicians took
the oyster and left the President the shells
He has been circumvented, without per-
ceiving it, by the very politicians whom
he SO ostentatiously ignored, and of
whom he meant to be independent
Mr.. Boutwell, and Mr.. Creswell understand
their power, and do not hesitate to use it,
They alone, of all the officers of the admins
tration, interfered in the Tennessee election;
and Mr.. Boutwell, has just begun a similar
interference with the election in Texas, by
ordering the removal of all officers who
support Hamilton for Governor. General
Grant dares not check this activity, for he
knows that Congress will approve it, and that
he could not get rid of Boutwell, and Ores
well without the consent of the Senate. All
the effective patronage of the administration
is in the hands Of the politicians, in spite of
him. In the latter part of his term, when the
question of the succession looms into promi-
nence, he will find how powerless he is to pro-
mote his own interests and aspirations. If
Congress, during the coming session, shall
find him subservient and servile, he may
have two years of insignifcance and peace,
with liberty and leisure for the junketing to
which he is SO much addicted; but if he
manifests any symptoms of resistance, he
will be reduced to humiliating sense Of his
dependence.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE PRIMO CIPAL DEP
FOR THE SALE OF
R E V E N UE st A MP s.,

R E E UE st A MPS,
No. 3O4 CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 105 s. FIFTH STREET,
(Two doors below Chestnut street,,
E s Il b l IL L d 1863.
The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Old-Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times a large
supply, enabled to fill and forward by Mail
EXpress) all orders Immediately upon receipt, mat
ter Of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post ONCE Orders received in
payment.
Any information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfuly and
gratuitously furnished
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re-
cepts, etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
On SSo ana upwards per cent.
+" 300 +" ..............,4
Address all ORDERS ETC., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. SO4 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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THE FRIENDS AMONG THE INDIANS.
From thA N Y. Tribtl1le

committee of Friends, appointed at the
yearly meetings of Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York to visit the Indians under the
care of their denomination in the State of
Nebraska has recently made report, in
which, with much cause for shame, we see
also no little cause for confidence. On all
the reservations the complaint seems to have
been the same--the whites have swindled the
saVages and lied to them SO often that no more
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFl Q e,
u WASHINGTON, ID. O., October 49, 1869;
On the petition of WILLIAM NJ W HuBBELL OF Phila,
dephia, Pennsylvania, praying for the extension Oh
patent granted to him the 23d day OF january 1900 ana
reissued.on the 18th day Of Jann2r SS9 12r an pfIyS
it ordered that the testimony in the case pe closed @
filing arguments and the Examiners report pc hmteu 20
the 2th day of December next and that SAID psoh Do
heard on the Sd day of January next:
' P- "' ''P09 ~ SAMUEL s. FISHER,
10 eSth9w Commissioner of Patents.
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LOS

+ OsT CERTIFICATES NOTICE is HERE
- by given that application has been MADE ma 70 sae Uy &
serbed certificates Of the Six per Gent Loan OF the City
of Philadelphia Gree of taxes) :-
No. 65, $1,000, dated October 3 isS1 s4
4Q5O G150O' 2b 1864.
b271, $25O0 November 3O 1854
$780, in name of JOHN 4, =. LAAppkkooBE LApko in
trust. AUS PlN * Obn,MIrSSuhl
90 ths26t No 3l3 WALNUT Street.
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DR. NJ. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUS
IL Erupions Marks the Skin. Ulcers In the iT9st.
character. Once, No 8s South ELEVENTH between
Chesnut and Market Streets TO
, 1869-05-18

= special fr;irt issued for Franl IorJ, return
atc on Mcnffar next, at 10 O'Clock.
The criminal calendar Is nov on
George !. Dleelow r. Joha IL Dlnalck ct a.
Farcihlc dcta1ler. Plaintiff takes non.Sult
, 1869-05-18
MILITARY WtMS.
lteuas from Lieutenant General
ShcridAn@s hcudQu1rfcEs.

Captain Henry s. A.yord, tn charge ot lnaaaa
ac4irx, headqua1te1s District Of 1ndtan 11f4s.ol:'
writing from Camp Titchita, Wttchlt7 4ounc1ns.
April 81, reported that about Thirty ioases u Ans
EhcyeuneA, under Little Rooc,' haa ucee.psa
FINN the fort md would aot 80 TO me ,s''..
They WEIR pursued, but not eapsufsa. ~ !aa.
.ls;. The ssd. the cn.eta Of the Afxfanoes ana
Che,rnpes czIl.d IN BODY TO hid farewell TO Gen.
10 ~ c4ae sappy cemasnssd asnss :, n, .,dss dsy:
The se,.s 9, ~ nj spds'i e 1ose. e. q cae5
:gas: osss ,,e@ s. z ss sSS and Ro.a Sost
ssr . tne !. ,1 chesennes .Ii:,Ie Robe" End SBIa
Fsel.' a ftn tssue Q! peet and coInmtal *As
1nsic to inet, Etarstnc. ana 1uo neef cattle xnd
Even wagons driven with them Although faith
fuI1 prpmt%~t other thsngz these were the only
stores thai could te spared, The camp being en-
tise,y out Of rour, sugar, nee, etc The Aapaaoes
seemed inclined TO caHy out ther promises in
:ooa talsa, but The CheJeunes are not TO he relied
N nc Twelfth Infantry IL 10 be stationed In tie
uader orders Tor tue department Of the Plstse.
Tue Muitar1 District Of tae HUMBOLDT aud Csuu
lincoln, california, arc to be discontinued
The following brere:a are announced, among
Colonel Tnos. #. Grosrenor, late Of the Twelfth
EHuoh csrals5, 10 he B-cFct Brtgaascf Gen
.ral fur gallant and nerltor1ous serSlces .Iutlns
the war, to date ftom March 10. 1867
Thomas Ncwlan. MAJOR futJ-etghth Ilttuols
No!uutec1z to be E5ese: Lieutenant Colonel, loi
ner1tostous services during the war, so date from
taptA,n s1utre A. Eppe.son, late Seventh Illinois
tayalryt and Captain Adam Grove, late Thirty
tlisu iino!s Volunteers, to be Brcye: Majors. fos
tstA
Major General George A. Caster Is 10 preside VI
9Ferersi court marital % xppointed to meet 1t For
Major GenetA Canby haa Issued an order cx-
tending the tlne Of licenses granted IN Virginia
, 1869-05-18
REAL ESTATE,

"atrsusee aeeds fur city and saDafban proper
~ within seven miles Of the Court HOUSE l!ci 10
recon- Gu Mop.iav, May L.;
Kelley g.. .,sG n q nnf r1nan # NJ or
IN n. W. - - 'tA'' - - @'@ a..
W uty,,r1u ,v N n q 0l W,hif cf,nusr niac4
RI .aairyla: n. MAY I1 f'~' 40.
11ar,.nura AZ. liA ii \ III OAK nv =. r ,,ir1tl5
Il: D.. !; lsis. ,....!s - ' = o9AA ; q,
I.nrosi,e 81 s.t Il M Vahnnn7eh 1rcf
e:r,ist II: NAV ~ .4r. IN
Wells s.. Il TT TStrr Sf. T. IuT1{1
AID, ys ~ i..,' e'' > +s~4"' oot,
.scrrr.tt, :, 4 I, II Mifrhtll 81 r II x1n,
II. NAV i: IN
Eebecss It rs II a, centre aysi sIie;
Il. N.f,.i, y. -, RI
Ru1 ie It, q ii Canslrorr ay. e /. 9ixits, II.
Atrtl Observation-Disclosures. IS
TtlrnnT, ct 81 II n nj Twelfth i, II T. asyIe-
- :. - - - ~ - - >A'AA- =,
, 1869-05-18

day Il. N. Shepharu paid Into The city treasury h,1
a*sesxmtnt Of sla,aa. md ". n Bast.fs slo,0'a
Therc srmzins only something less than ~, ,oo2
and tzfe I T ~ Amount IL nostlY assessed m
sman su'ns bus the parties asscAsed should cone
forward and p! Up, now that The deatrsd Improve
men Il H480ftd
TIE ILLINOIS NoNnorlrH1c MEDICAL Assoc1A-
Mrnt Christian Association, entrance Ia the rras
Of FsrrcH 7ail The evening mceetnv viii tae
held IN ths cou,t. Eoase. The association will
ad]oarn Wednesday evening. and take the train
for Ann Arbor. -lteh-, whesc 4 large convention
OF Iays-csac* f:una I'll parts of The Wet Will ee
R-r. RcEEnT LA1Rp COLLIER, pastor os the
Church o. the Aeasiah tt1rBt Ealta{tAnh VIII
q # en- tour through Europe the LIT Of June,
mote- The ladies' OF bis caursh viii give fare
vel reception TO him and his family Oh WednsslaJ
evening"
IT n ANNOUNCED thA. .e17iees appropriate to
the recognition Of The Cnire.sltJ PiAce P1ptt
Church, recently orzanl.ed. viii occur on Tnnrs-
day evening ne1t 4 general invitation Is e1-
tended 10 all
Wnm GAsRETT yostISuAv's people wetc ::
snnsss % sanasy %ons sang qenS"a .as
street, and robbed q bureau drawer Of purse
containing $50 IN gTecnbacia.
JnHH FLFxN u4s robbed Ut his boarding house,
No - Neat Madison street. Of 9ea on Sunday
hight The money WAS In his paatAoenA
THK CHICAGO 1n1sH RULKs arc requested 70 at-
tend at their hall, Smith k Si1on Building. Room
r, Ut 30 sharp. Honorary members are invited
aIsa, Is business Of Importance Is on hand
THK ANIMAL SESSION Of the Illinois STATE Ac.i>-
cal sortety viii be held In this city, commencing
Today, Al the Council Chamber.
TER Rooxs Of F. Allen French, No 20 Lake
street, were entered yesterday, and robbed oi
clothing 10 the value @! $50.
, 1869-05-18
PROPOSALS.
Improvement Of the Des Moines Rap
ids OF the Mississippi River.
NOTICE TO C0KTR ACTORS
PROPOSALS.,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

.1 sse2sSs.: :.s :. r sss1 h " !. g.
e "a ssef sse e esas s
1he psopss.s 10 aualse.te ~ .E~fs1J the s,.4s Il
*Lieh e ps5tI r5opsnx ~ iu:ns,h r. ~ as7
"a &c 5sas. F.ss s:a 8 ees
l:l,s euste ysst. Hasktnk s;nne, :. 1s1 sg..es e..
Lap ssbae 5ssd1 Eaaiie saouc for ..oae ran II per
Phi as.is IN duplicate Win be rreefved fee tursshax
And DELIVERING the st4ahc tor ons al lie Lrs5Sa3
one p;esrattsn. hxEyeE fso the saIae rnsy faz Ma
sEoed ~ two re1pcrrsh4e pess-s aha certified to 81
e11ae United states Gosusnraent otcss. q uther
s1aotnt upon heh tl<y bid enter tEt eoatrsct WIKI
e. & I'd se I'll & ss 5aaz ST she
Pazt+s rroposnx rnst ts PREPARED 2 pareeoec Eoek
iss. % "a dns.S lei eaafsa % u bfoFe iA Z
iebef tso far Proportion o sfnee ma ne deysfea
tn eesh Nd e5sy mosi;nf sonsa q tss ns 2sS,i 4
v1ttrn out n fn1- With ther psee Il restdenee sod
qnsaisies md md al necr..a.y paper.
viii t< ready for ~xanInaon II thr ustted Statrs E1
fnesr. osass i KeoaE toE twelve d4y' aE1'r u n
Rssf M tos gssersa VIII be foFaea upon ''
Prssons p9npoxn1 70 Contract 10 reauested 70 vas
20 sf.;nsas ths a1.1ss "a the i'e.sioa for th
soa = ii Mss aod o. sasia ii, s .asde e1ssps uoo.
ss " Z Il & Ps7 sEsssz @
7atrd eep1 q the notsee u7's Be asssehed "a eaea
Toees.i. + .dsrs..ra E thf qaasstosa r. =
nss,s 81 aeioss | hsslds - 4 tss Ns.ssiPss E3xTso~
rsnm sz.1 "a STHa.
, 1869-05-18
BEARD Of PDLicE.
The Regulation Regarding Gfsc
Throwing OF stones

The Bo.rd Of Fire and Police Commissioners
held liz regular semi weekly meeting yesterday
a:Ieiuuou, Prt,itert EF-prh In the chair. Present.
Commissioners Ellsworth, Guud and Jsmea
John n Ewing and John A. Hall were appoint
cd members OF the Fire Department, having
served the!r probationary sl1.y day.
Jsues Wlluot, Of the steamer Jacob Renu, ar
r.tEneh for a:se.ee without permission was seu-
fenced 10 forfeit TWO days pay.
sunt1ty btiss and accounts in connectlou With
The Fire Department were audited and approved.
The rcstEna.fn Ut PAtFpt,An l.. T. Robinson,
MSS received and accepted
". +. liowith and n. l. Miller, having serreI
sixty days ss special policeman oa t1iai were aI'-
rn,ntch regular metu1se-A Of the police force.
The hohtt raEseh the fb1iowiuc ur1eY:
drSert Ih,t tiIr sx;~ pay more e..iet .lteu-
;uu to tit eorst.,. u th evd.na aGatns. this
i1k Of ttones club. 4nd othet uile within The
tnlhe E.1tk np'n H. s:.t:a and In rErasc Granu3a
ntE nd 'yk n|-'u te rdrNalkf or Al the rtAncr n1
utidinxs snterr1lns :1avL CT tsulttnk female. hy
Fl asss,o oI lie p;e Z fafee also esoec
j, called to the lroTa.iot.s Of ;he 1a.e act of The
LEGISLATURE nln4. cruelty "a auiIpals copIcs Of
which 1aF hate bctn furnished each police Station
petition p!t>entel ny residents On Clark
4:srtt. ErHtEc tac ta.a-d TO put stop to the dis
graceful act!ous L! cypria2s cls1k street ne2t
"edy.
F. A. Tucker ras appointed special policeman,
without Elt, 1T tie West Si12 ktuk.
TIE examination n1 FA.rDimAn T.. {. K1o1S
charged WITH having ac:ctl ~ peaceHaker ID case
az Tsre, Ens resEEl,.'l, A witness was sworn who
the complainant in the case. r.nl hat nothing, To
so Ill II The arruseA Eas sentenced to the for.
fe1trrr ri five tiays' 1Iav-
The i,oard tacu al lloarne1
, 1869-05-18

% u aelosF s a q. iaE :-S " Fl
aoes1,tc1a 81 tie yIr1s md ahututs u the m Ind
tcsd hrthFe TO Be hss . connect the '.od o&
Il q prppcsed 70 hufEs ar aIe eosnu9an psefs orc
draw rtrr. and ahut1pfnA. The ssonn aad ce1aMs
rroui,rd for th. work vl be fHlhed % Eaiond e1ES
On AIpcnal sHlEh. .ar elsnd cod q ehe F9ptoea
hItsr s tht and se3ued fo< TIE cement viii bs u1-
ri.htd By the Cntt<A St11e< 1t neaf to4 1as 1oi
Al Il The nasofy znr1t b & the hAt qsAttJ q oESs
ua.nrry; tae stnzes each ep4r1o nnts os gel hoao<
heso1, nndzr atrs and It ;Ts1 eas q p!s:s -
sorufsd 70 ths roek aed Il the Etrtr. Ihs wurk = =
rr.sras being sub ~ - The iosesSld4 1ad afpfnsN
d do sncF NJ ta At1css1l or s:1h etE
ocrr q person may be Designated y Proper Aof.
v Detailed 1nioC4Ation With grt4td TO the kentt1S
fo-In md dacuxcn1 Of tat p4P Aad shhtntats Aod
psv e ii bed ct r.rr. ean he tbtafned oE I9AeoA y
pha.ka this Ar-aai The taal 7;oss: q .2sA01sy
I'd sbaucrs wa rc1iIed "a be completed psfcr u
PsTss nafirS llds u the prize Per eahc Nd
E9 aplId raaaocy whdc they are wiling - complete
thc work the Nntted 3sstss fusa!oE te E1ce,
md saat. - aboye stipulated. md hGthi1x Dosa1
They M also make bid ttAtinx AePazAtly the Ffscss
re y1r:itc srd ef It'd AeG ttc5 win IL.
3rEtAke . baud tho pesA Aad tao Eolss1
SsAtcs tLEn Ahlox the ts1nt er 41o saac - h51ye
nd The pre- n whit they w ssres 70 pot In tae %
ee.ssU e II ezE. ;siia ss7 EsStsstio;;1,;
%,1fy- apa nddfez-rd tn The undsfHk,cd-
Tbs Cpited 5tates the riett % rrio t1y btd
r'' oee ''e' '"1'4 ~ 'D's' til RoDAAh
It EA and Byt, R:i& Ee7- c. s 4 .Ee:l-aaa,3,r&
l Ho,S Itl:nd Af1e Isl Nay l. 1sR.
, 1869-05-18

sr LORI srAr1Rs announce the death, II tha:
c,ty, on Fnaay creniuz last, OF ). L bowman
l~ttcr known by hla aom de Jaap4 OF Hans Patrick
tn Cosnoy, Deceased 1at, some three years ago.
connected with the rrrss OF ehleaso' aad
tts popular, witty Prose md poes.sfal nr,a
3ees IL ese.s csef :. nsi es 1o1 lin e1teasa
ce,str,:y, lie wxa attached 70 the Tine, ana
Ner.sr r. Of thus ei'y, sha nd 1 ;e,nas venito m
N71bhan. Deecased was about fxenu sssfen
cSss,s ri n .ea1 IL desh Of ,a eed
:. aE Willie dcrored By lsrsa circle Of 1Fasass'
! 0> sr>pAs Ey1x1ko. when Afs- RgeE, restline
! 81 NJ ~ West Anditon street, feIseu IVY ~
hSs, snc n.a IN her Possession ro;e III q sae
ke{f IL u be- buscan drawer. Daring tae nAnI22
some unknown hurclar cut pane Of glass o1t Q!
Through the ~ er,u1e, aud distracted the pa;sa
Nrs kiGoI hss no clue 10 the thief and neither
Lave the police, "ao have teeu tnltrned Of the
transaction
GEORGE AsIswcR1u tnot Elswnr.b> IN account
| Of whose desperate assault on the Ger:n1n lanor-
CT. August Alnrecht, waa pub,1nel IL Tua TK1-
( sehoenew4i Yesterday afternoon OF txo separate
charges that Of an assault WITH intent to do boil!
!n .nd sassal, ana IA oaIs55 ,s Ies ia'ssea aa
for ten days. The accused icing required to etrt
sai! IN the sum 81 tea on she nrss charge aud Seo
on tho second Albcecht Is reported IN very low
: condition.
{ DCK,So Tux GAZE which swept oyes this CITY O,
j.. Thu.slay evening o{ lass week, Mr. Henry WHIT
y ley, Of the rrtu ot uolbsook Co. lumber uer
)! ril,rs and fxsteu,ng down Of ! Pile OF lumoe
:, II ent5lour 1est high. Was struck by nJng boar
= md rtrcipttated to The ground, falling Ac7uss
I t.noes. lie was immediately ptcked up and con
= sc,e to bis residence. No. $50 WABASH a5enut
Y when Dr. Tucker WAS called and pronounced h
= injuries Of severe nature, mostly internal bE
y 10 bones wcsr broken, auc there Aic ho?es Of h!
q recovery.
u FRKFz1 Major GENERAL AND lKRrfcfoE Hkl
se I1AI IAAts A. NAkprx, prominently codnette
he with the =r1ny Of the Potomac, In the ea1iJ d,
ID Of IT. organization. and who Afterwards BerTed
ID ! Afsistaot Adt1tant General In the WaZ Depa.
ment, with 1nSulnr etlc1eneJ and sstiHactostnes
r. reported Il headauaHe1a here. he hartnf ~
ID assigned 70 duty As Inspector Genct2l Of thu q
II paf1menL 1t Il his Intention ~ obtain hon
ae and dnDektscAtE htn1eH here
nt TER EXTENSION OF D1Anao1F erKEEf Eoes
1r LoHy+ The hoNdlnSh hayo III oten saa N y
te- mostly removed sl1f The CITY cannot aks r
Ias sets*on IT the land foE ss1eet III r paso II
- 49,
, 1869-05-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

NoxnA1 1vNrzo, May H.
Or ' sa q e. 81 e..s E 1s1fa & Il
g q eHes = the asaal charges tos ssorsse un-
buTTEEa-ReteiTed. Msa F.: .hlasod. :.uu -
iac nasttf VIZ V3er 1t abect pre+ious rsts.. Ttcyr
hi:s! IT, sen. + sss
Ihe enprly hheral and il 1teAd1iJ tncseaAp1. The
IL = aa h'ss' "a Ss S! s -: g
IH9e sals q 20 - u, Ek9a Il aoc ptxs
n .f, ehcaee 1sise-n nd I'd lao ns :. sse ~ "
a tos r. r. n aoSs' ii. 4 e. e u eos n
What Es=i:ed ttsr.stet, and quict es4y feeling
eontiunes to ,,srr,il W. fepesi ear quo. a.l,ns ::
hsa 5; 81 .;s 8: 9 81 t.R 1s'sr e. A t Fl 4
csc; AnarceookSn, Ge: Uaion 4. n; guanies, IL
,cHkEsE-Tlse deaaaa fsr ,h:s a..iae> though g..a.
spty y .s' ta4 t.a+ q ;, w t.5 T. III
Wetern ehevs Ines<aa.ne, nd ;stees ate easy. and
,sndtas ,iasa iso1 W g.ts y sas.se II sse
asx. -. -. nli1ois taitcry, sssAe: western r..
COALIhe market sas .a:Asaes:e o,sl !, FIJI un.et
S dw1ss II aua. VET 1gs ttta1 1
"a Ft.soz sisoa bt,ss,ish $40; Rqe "a Bsiss
u ao: Sss s$ s sss slsa Il : S sssulI h.ak
s,oss 6t I'd uneh.n.sd ?: goe.e loss.s; Az,
szs: e,eSn H. IL 49, IL to cd Essts:ss ssNss ss
GS1ssS G1Sb17s: s sael* .;fss &. az. .aa p,e. e,,
substantially the .ssmc Y ou 5AtnTday We qaotr
Kt: t.s5 ;,ss ;s:nt s f.
S1ss ke;sss;: :ss:ss ls:s: :Iss
FRUITS AsD = xVTS-Thess wa. reasonably ae.iv,
me- at II. H. a,asd eoh tossxa ~ dnE.sse
p1set. we're ar!aly held u .sound oransc. md ie.n
ons sar:ae in setive re;ue' and under =
bo!. Nh.ss they we,e a17alv hcla Apple Ie scas:r
and quotations. Ee purely ncEn1ul:
hf7TYN
, 1869-05-18

From hs Dayton 10Y l4dJfr,

Yesterday afternoon lady reached the ras.en-
ger depc1 IN this city, uue of ratlro1ds trss
as tho train on which ehe desired to take passage
moved awny. She wa extremely anxious to get
4tnas1 the train, but vas f.fk which. Of course,
was net rf7ht. AZ she stood gazing upon
h.1 eyes fu,l OF tcars a Ernileman Ar
rvr1 NJ tfe depot on full run,
with raTret-Sack IN his hant his coat on his arD,
ana hls face streaming with pc-spttaton. He,
.co, wanted TO take The xat train, hu!, a!ns, was
to 1a;c. A be locked on the tram. now last
>..s face. and very deliberately and cmnhasscallJ
sad: '.Hhnn that train The lads heard him,
and smiling up1n him With 4 !1dJ.s Sweetness
Hna: "ThanE yen. elr." fIc had undoubtedly
exEtx ssed Ter scntin7enta eInctIr.
, 1869-05-18

The tu3QeCtluu Of EtAa fot to-mottVH ooASaa
1, IS cars xheal; 81 CAR and 4S,soo on com. o.
Which ~ nu arc No I, 500 b Ass No ;, s'soo
pu stc ,ryeeted and ooo bu azs no grade IS esss
and Il 30 nu cats. Total, nA'pe o1,
Tnesr WIS fon attendance % Change to-day
nnt = trry oQ,et set Of r.s1kets-an dull ~ meas
rrrd by ne magnitude Of rsnssettoaA though
rrnersily higher, IN sympathy With tue AdFance IN
nc co,d premium. The markets II closed fataef
xcak m nc absence of buyGx
LaSe tr4yhts were more aettfe+ oat pssoaaaV
fot lover lare po1ts, ouly three charters being
NC frou Chicago, II 5Kc for co1 to baHko;
md ec fo7 wheat 70 Port co1oo.ns, oo1 o5 pro
pe,lrt. ssu tases were unr1tnz1 Il Hc below these
nrur,s. s,x vessels verc taken to load IN Ahsta-
tee. n about Kc above rates non Cnicaso: o0
roess Ct grain In ssure are now very lisnt ana
present very little WORK for the ls'Ee neet q Ee9
sels now IN port T..
HShvtnea were raore active ant Rsonse, "
( tnr fully 1r hiSher, and closing stead4 q ethe.
sNes were made of so tx1s isou-eoun4 sao ~
! wooden do ii s4e; no n wood u slHe' Aao Nv
do u stc. Total. 100 bTsS.
Provisions we.e mort active and EastAole. Ae.
pork WIS nomhaHy aAAde eaRe1t though teau'
n1uueef th1n u s&s caosa Of SatusakJ9 eesoa
ssles wers INSIDE Of go bziS roAss In net1etnsn
and 30 hzts cat1 Al S3oT3 100 ttf1 n sas7k; ~
rs t11x II ts1,oa Total. sao IBIS caah Tho rns1
ket closed steady ss ssa1s9sa ak. though ~
...av s-r i:ai regea e.a1 Ega!! e*yz =
, 1869-05-18
d'trvalf Court.

II May t'r1u Of this court commenced yestef-
day, Without 4 Jury, this being the short term,
ending IN IN o Meeta OWING TO the session held In
Lake Aointr. The Court commenced the annual
tause Of The c.F.l docket With view to dtRnissaL
sistr.forE tutea tmotty appeals weat IN this
slaughter ol the lunocent8.
, 1869-05-18

little spaanodlc scsi, tty aow ii tn q, but there
docA not seem TO he oouhdenes enough IN future
prices Of breaaa.ch tn tbs great consuming MR.
kets to enoo0fase any speculation for An 3iyanoe,
snd there are consequently but few ro.rowe1
Thu orders from tas country for <u1.aney can
time Light, show1ng TIM. there II pos much Actly-
III Ia prodaee moveEueu ts in the county.
Exchange wA weaker to-day than On SATURDAY,
and NAs sold u par between hankA AZ the coun-
Ter rates remain a. before, haakers selling 70 Gus
TONERS NJ Lie p1er MN and baytng At paE tor
straight tstat b1.s On New Ymk, md Flo discount
Oh grain bfIl4-
Prices Of government bonds were higher to-day
than on 6atu1tAy, the advance In New Tork being
about 4e Oh the whole ust, though greater ad-
vance would seem 10 have hem warranted In cu1-
reney quotations ey the advance In the price OF
gold-
Dealers quots.'ons Tor buying and setting GOV
eminent bonds, local s:ockA, gold snd oliver, IN
this malket, this afternoon. Tere Al sollnNa: