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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-01-16

U0Us TFH+ rH tHHH
The second anniversary Of the Carren-
ters' and Joinerc Union was celebrated in
the Modlders Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec.
29th, the President, Mr.. JAS. Stewart in the
chair. We are indebted 10 the Gazette for
the following statement OF the proceedings:
.roMr. Thomas BrAuad, State Deputy, sub
United report for the last year. &c said
that the present Union was organized De-
cembef Ie, 1868. At the first meeting there
were Is members, out of over l,500 cxrpeu-
teFs in the city. At the close Of 1867 the
number had increased to 18S. The present
number was 1884, The cost Of conducting
the Union for the past year was $3.50;
amount now in the treasury, $494 Expen-
ded for widows and OEphants, and other
charitable purposes, $3.50. The Union lad
made provisions for paying IS per week
during disability, 10 each member, aad $50
to the widow or friends at death, and had
the property Of insuring tools.
had been elected In Dayton
and Covington, and steps had also been tn
king 10 organize O. Union in Cleveland
He alluded TO the disparity between the |
prices Of the cafpentsrs and other mechan- |
cs, many of whom were receiving t5 per
hay --oArpenters should receive "a. much a. !
2gickayers. He said the object OF the As
'OoiatiOn was to create harmoney between
mem and bossss there was no antasonism,
md recommended q German organisation
Mr.. L Mcangh, Of thu Iron AOuldef's
Union, related the result of his observation
m tho matter II thar trade union. It had
increased prisss. anA ssewsd q better 1a-
,PEHa1nal1g hsew@n he employer and sm- L
ploye. IhsFs Wag scnrnely q town In which Il
wpnldsrs co1l6 be bound, In which there Il
rad NOT bean aa AssociAtion soxmed. Thev
lad from time 70 time reduced their own
wages, and again increased them. lie argued
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The wages class being twenty eight per
cent greater than the sum of both the other
Glasses. Iu reference to incomes the follow
ing classification is made:
10000 persons have incomes Of 500 and more.
10 900 persons have incomes o. 900 TO 900. $50 900
persons have incomes Of 5000 70 81, 900.
900 persons average incomes OF $3.50 each.
00O 900 persons have average incomes Of $3.50 each
Aggregating the sum Of incomes at three
billion seven hundred and thirty-Dine mil
lions, the writer puts down twenty Thousand
persons as possessing $4,000, 900; whilst
in another case given have two and half
millions Of persons less than double the
above stated SUM. One hundred and forty
thousand persons are estimated as possessing
STA ,000,000, whilst two million Of "tbe
wages class" are set down a. having say
500, 000,0 900, being fourteen million less
than the more favored one hundred and for
ty thousand persons. We do not know
with what accuracy these statements are
made up, but they are more than sugges-
tive, and if we consider them in practical
way We shall quite readily understand and
~, -c-i4te th- slrTsrv - vhsch ths -1ss
"a e. peoIs y tAis cssstvy az slIsa1y
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CHICAGO, nocx ISLAND Ann p.c,r,c

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL.
Late Chicago and Great Eastern Cincinnati TAIr Line
Depot corner Canal and KinEie ssreels leket once.
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MAGHINISTs.
o THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCON0

ITO THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCON0
IL TIVE ENGIN EERs.-An Engineers dsuirOss
starting Divisions Of the Brotherhood are rpuwp
TO Ad 'ress E. M. RAynor, p. o. BOX iona, Roehsutn
New Aork, by whom all necessary informaiion WI ~
furnished Q. n AuDeE, r. q. An
Port wMyna, Iua
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
I'D ERGINEERs, Chicago Division, No. TO- msau
every SATURDAY., at 1:S0 P. A.. their Hail. lRoom la
No 1855 South Clark street Members a the Order ~
respectfully invited 70 attend.
J. O. PARKER, OR
N. y. SfoRT, N. Al
R. s. BRcws. Cor. seery. Chicago. IllAnOlA
/ locomotive FIREMENS' UNION NO,
IL Al, meets twice month, AZ their IN eDr am
Wis. THos. LIrTLB, Secrssr
A. o. KEnsfoH, Master.
Correspondence with other unions requested.
EIREMENS' UNION No. Is, MEETS IN.
IL cry FRIDAY Evening, at $50 state. OsrnH d
Twelfth Street. Correspondents vita SISTER uaioLi b
requested. p. O. DRAWKR 600.
J. LOcKKT, Master.
u. w. BRowB, Cor. and Vim SAN
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CHICAGO AND 81. rorrs,

OHIOAuO NM
DnPo1-Corner Of Madison and Canal streets West side
Ticket Once Masonic Temple DearHor1i street.
IS D
Night Express........ .10,O0pm $50 ~
JcAet and wilmington accomd'n &E IN s45 M
Pasenxers for pOnts on the Jaeksonsie Division take
the 4, IS p m train. !,
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Cnnr Cloae 60 the Rochs.

A long train Of cars, fourteen or fifteen,
were Fecsntly passing oxer the AlleR hany
Mountains on their way eastward. They
were crowded with passengers. As the iron
horse snorted and rushed on they began 60
descend, and needed no power but the inv
Ible power Of gravitation to send them down
with terrific swiftness. Just a. the passen-
gers began to realize their situation, they
came to . short curve cut out Of the, solid
rock, . wall OF rock lying on each side. Sud
denly the steam whistle screamed ~ if ia
agony, Put on the brakes, put on the
brakes" but with no apparent slscksning Of
the cars. Every window Few open, and
every head that could be was thrust out to
see what the danger was, and everyone rose
mp in their places, fearing sudden dsstruction.
What was the tronblef a.g
just No che engine began to turn in the
curve the engineer saw little girl and her
baby brother playing On the track. In
Doment the cars would be upon them. The
shrek Of the whistle started the little GIRL,
and everyone looking over could see them
Close to the track in the upright rock was
little niche, out of which place of rock
bad been blasted. In an instant the baby
vas thrust into this niche. and a. the carr
came thunderpg BY the passengers holding
their breath, heardsths clesr voice of the nj
lie sister, on the Osher side Of the cars ring
out "Cling close to the rock, Johnny, cling
close to the rock r. And the little creature
snuggled in, and put Ais head rs cioset 10 the
corner Of the rock a. possible while the
heavy cars whirled past him. Aad many
were the moist eyes that gazed and . silsnt
Ihanksgi ring went'uF 70 heaven.
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ALASKA contains about $40, 000, 900 acres,
and was purchased Il isrie less than two
csnts the acre. > WAY
THE Tinted gtstes Government 10 taking
ma q wedismbls ears Of tho rs@ains Of the
soidlsrs Who fsll i'm the lste ufvd v@. No
lem than 3l6y n3 grnses hsss ben inspse-
Ted, ind he oeespans of us ,5s4 h.vs bsin
idsnaiksd, and thsrs ere l00. 900 nnra phish
may be identified. Fifseen pells a honor
have slrsGdy bssn- pstiishcd. and devon
more win follow. Tine expenditure ON this
work already exceeds three million dollars.
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IDLlNoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.
MEDICAL.
No. 13.
No. 13.
SIAILLA EIMILIDUS CUBAETUR
HUMPHREYS

No. 13.
EIAILIA EIMILIDUS CUBAETUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC sPECKFKCs
uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
"a e E-lcta-t sri RsiszJsg. T-se- 80 as
80 s-T~ u.s. l1;s.s.ss .ra-, !. Ia W =:
~ e Y s.a !, 80. i s sex ..s .ss:
al, and win always render sstishctioa. -
Nos Cent
! Cures Eeyers, Congestion, Ineammations d
orEs Ven ssyes, Worn Ceae8
DiaErh@a of Children or Adults Is
= Dg:snterx Gripping Bilious Coles
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis Is
/" NewFmlgfa, Foothmuhe Fnceache Is
= Headlths, Vsasigoa6
10 OysReps6a,-Btl ious Stomach. -. IS
%RR ses scc sf % as:1.I es.iod'
81, c01sh, Ri1scaE 5PSs 80. =
By, e. IN ss 49, !. EAegI . E:,ns
esnfosnan0 double Qsdnsssses sdch. ........O
.t "a :es s e g. :Ss s. z. !" ''a a"4 '''
II Piles blind Or bleeding. !. $50
1a 0pthmlmy, and sore or weak kyes6o
y, OatarFhy Acute or chrunic, Inhnenza5e
WnooPang- Cough, vtolentcough50
81 !. Anma. oppressed Breafning @
q q nr.1~ - ~ ~ ~ P1 49,
q GaUara 17ah;1ifs aex.;c.iE eI1&s@
6ToSe1 DsS .esI R1yss scrr.sona
a. :i . s Iisilk:s
"a Nerv0ug, Dehal1fy Seminal
ssssxssa0ms, tnvoluntaEy Dis
sore M.ut1, e q ii;:;...:.::::,:iSS
URINARY weak mes@, wettinR bcd50
81 e4anaHl Fer.eds VIII sPeams g
/. HSRsy,SpasM ,ss; vit1s Dsncel "
HNILY CAFES
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CHICAGO IRON MDuLDERS UEsns
~ No. q, meets q 81. Georges Hail CLARK Itrse's
tween Quincy md JhrkB6h geBI every RMHnhKgsdM
1t ~ O'Clock. - VIM. PA6KMRs Ffmler4
JAMES d0RMAM. Secretary. 2 riftRl VA
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HAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- ~ S-rle--~ 81 1e.t-1 S,s.. t.
ga - E-lcia-t err Tehzysg re. 49, ~.
ss43s Ned sss y -ieessy t5e7.ca ~ Frs-rlsr ne.
---se s--srs}s sIs<s L9istEasE srfass =. ~A5s e.
49,
e. SIS 70 tAsfa'-4t - ~ b. s.saYa ra',&Ais.
r. 80: ~ * Itch ssss -. o essaksigs isEa
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q
~ 4 STEAM FILTERS UNION, "
| " Of CHICAGO, nIInois, nsets On che end uniA
.iuEsDAxs In egSh mouth AM EocFmhok'B DuIlAng ~
nsr Dearborn and Randolph s,rsets. ....m
y.sTACE, Treasurer.
a. A. HAOAE Secretary.
! CHICAGO STEAM BOTLER-MAKEM
" PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT g0lrlN
meets ON the 2nd. and 9TH FRIDAY sfenlM
each month, q Bohemian Hall, cor. Van Barsn \
p. GEARIH, Cor. Sec'y. ". MURRAY. IA
| CHICAGO MUSICIANS UNION, ma
~ On the FIRST THURSDAY evening I'm sndA naI1
At the rooms Of The Great Western Band, l6l ~
street. q 2O'clOckrH. -. BuhEHAHSs. nsa4
| GANDY-MAKERS' UNION, meets or
" FIRST And THIRD THURSDAY evenings %
nonah. IN WaFDsFu Building. kandolph StsssL Am
X. M0RAH. PrsadfA
HARNESS-MAKERS UNION, D0s9
svsning Of each month. Gt o'clock. ~ III lin
W. THoAF. - -
BRASS MOULDERSp AND FIEISHEN
- gNIOE, mepas ths Arst MONDAY o6enshn4
Il oelock, . -. Georges Hail. CLARK ssFf-s bs'm
Quincy and jackson -. wv
,. HALEY. Secretary. ~
CiIGAR MAKERS PROTECTT wv N
VI OnlCAuO, Meetu on Nne EmwNmn f III
WEDEnsDAE msnmaas Of HncN Meath, haf'~
ssenbly Han, 2S7 Randolph a. ct.
"' HmwmY ltNta ~"
NJ H. DEDos. Sew
TOURNEYMEN STONECUTTTR5' 49,
~ cIATI0N ON CHICAGO, nseaa % ts W. "
wi DNEsDAT Of each month, "a corner fss
Rossar stEE, rec. Cor. sec, - W. isyls.
THE BOOT AND SHOEMAE 5f.s r'
L. TKcTIvE UNION, meets on the Il
turdays Of every month q balfpsss ssE
~, In the Printerp Hion No. wv
han
TOURNEYAEN BAKERS NJ
~ on ths WRIST and TiEIRD sATr
month, o. No. 70, LAshs steel orT
LIMITED Association Of AZ
" CUTTERS, CHIC fl, nven nIt ~
evening Of each month, - w. So7rrrH AW
Jarr. vi FlArrr Prr.a.
D. McenusoE corrs 1aa,a rssrsiafI
THE JOURNEYMsN PAiNIfas
H. fECTIVB UNION. N f GHh tn l-Tsa
On the DIRT and third Ws4ss
month, e ~ Trades Aas~-siy H.n, - H
NJ u. PHrLLns. RseosdanE frarfta7.
n ABORERsP BRNEyUiEyf ASs%
~ rlON. meras a,ery o. VIDA vi rr4l-lN
Hall corner Sf arb 90 and NM nls f-. I'M r-u.AMf
r. kxAn, Secretary. $500.
CHTPCAPPENrEFs' AND cAvLh
q a.. $500 s4 -. A@ 80 rssaa ErssEE S'r
~ II. M@ c.. essS.
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY on OHICA0V
y mssts every MONDAY evenings, y E ~
dolph street. y. y. 0OoMNHLL, PrpmnrA
p. ri. MAssm, Recording -6eorstary-
DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNl0h
~ meets every Tuesday evening, a. .halfRaa -
o'clock, a. TraaeF Assembly Hall. ~ Rsnaolge
FL. VceaHnlAs RFqpfaA
q. II. HAKELFoT, Recording Secretary.
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nfSEASEs or THE EYE AND KAR.
DIR. ,. d WALKER,>
elr@ g 3ssasss A sREcIALfY. 00ss, -
viskge 1Aasars DuiAnAng, GhiragA- \ r.s--8vrv
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HARNESS-MAKERS' UNION, DSsiE
IA 10 LaAalis street, ON the SECOND Tg.fs4
evening Of ZACH month. nt o'clock IA III
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| CIGAR MAKERS PROTECTT NV
~ or CHICAGO, meets on ths encnnr ful
WMDMnsDAK MxMMmnn Of EmrN Momah O. a.if'-
Denbly Han, ISL Randolph a. e.
"7 HmmnY iNts WV
n DrDoS Rec'v.
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This Is tho only mail line carrying steerage passenger
between Liverpool, Cork and New York and IL 10 IN
ony aespatch1ng steamers every week from eae
end of The route.
a4eerare $40, sSs to $50.
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LIMITED Association Of AZ
" CUTTERS, CHIC fl. nSeta nrIt ~
evening Of each month, y ". ss1rryB aR H' v
Clark Street.
Jarra ElArrri Prs-Ai
ID. M00nnooH Corrs ~ ln1'r z esgrstnry
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BRASS MOULDERS AND FIEISHE
- gNIor., mepas ahs hrst MONDAY Of eaGh NJ
. u 0elock, . -. Georges Hall, CLARK a5r-s 800
Quincy and jackson Bts. f
J. HALEY, Secretary.
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TOURNEYEEN BAKERS M
~ on VIE EIkSr aud Tl5IRD sArL
month, a. No. 70, LMSAra stsest, apT
HOune N ~ srauN
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SIGHT Drafts FOR ANY AMoUmT.

Passengers forwarded 20 all parts Of Great Britain
and Ireland Also 70 the continen. y Europe PlAni
Of cabins on vim y, and berths secured In advance
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300 IN ssn@ss1ssss Eel 80 ~ ,-ssssstr w., ~.
laL-BOONONY. A patented method Of hsaslnx ar
a6d ss6vssfns < sArcusk me svsn. svfne sssasy or
H-NkFELCffY. Il y easily managed and - ere
A-BARMG and ROASTING. The cnrr~nt Of hot
ar ssun4a1y p6sfne &c sven man8 - pwa q eqaal
tanpsrnsun. nd tharolghly vsns7lstea thas u
rosiss WI Gin kischen. ana b~ked svssfy 90
| AfA-DURADzLITY. Arsis1icsEy dslgssA. snsosAly
- nDss hsnl - 9sR % fD 1ens ssryiesahss msvs.
HncA sasss b wsrrmmasd % - - - IN "a b elnm-
- 1sr h.
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NHE BOOT AND SHOEMAE 8f-s F'
H. TRCTIVE UNION, meets on the 4
turdays Of every month u balfpass ssS
NJ, In the Printers nIon No.
han NM
, 1869-02-08

onlr Eoa 40 csuts last eesson) l paid r. e5 pc,
p:und for At our factory In Richmond nnd
believe, A general rule, farmers have: M
tecn able, Of lite, to buy at fesRH wonlien
goods Of any h. d., except At price 10 cor.
1sspona @ VII which, wool .ho nd be At lcss,
Now these thinEs should not be 20. md
they admit Of remedy which Is ayslisb1e M
and within the easy reach Of those Intsrcttsd
most in It. It Is this:
Lct The farmers and wool .gsuwe.a who arc
IN me nslehbothood Of ard gre acquainted
Win, members Of Congress, rcprcseut the
M cate 70 them, and in tho proper way (by ne.
Haon to Congre4s} ak that We thould have
,saIa ioe sane protection from low-priced foreign
4aoot t1at The manufacturers have, a. well
- against the chcapy raised woot Of
sonth America and o:her foreign conut1les,
~ucrc many thoualnds Of sheep arc kept Ia
Eaa1 nerds on the plains, at tut very little
4Pense 10 their owners, and The wool Is now
se6t ne1e almost duty free, snd very much
reduces the rt5ca Of our wool, while the
goods which ne must buy are at, compare.
lively, very high price, in consequence Of
thc present high tariff on al foreign Woollea
Now / do not know that high tariffs arc
always best tor the masses Of the people, but
l think the farmers have Just Y1Rht to as
much an protection Is Tue nanulas:n,els hare.
means within their rcach to obtain It. !: For
kerernl ycars past the manufacturers have
been holding conycnhons and exhibitions Of
their goods, nnd sometimes have taken the
palrs 10 publish them as couyrntionS Of "wool
Erowcrs End woollen manufacturers" ut
which committees arc usually appointed 10
represent fheir intcrests at Washington and
TIL. pan Of the duty las been veil done 50
far ns manufacturers are concerned, but prRc-
ticully greatly to the expense and loss Of tho
TURNER'S, Either make all free OF duty, or tax
all mike, according 10 thclr true value.
z. s. RICHIE.
fKw FAH1s. P1tbic Co.. Ohio, IL mo, ".
, 1869-02-08

LATx8f.
Ill toH1. Feb. 6-MoacT eaxy ut 627 DEF cent On
sa the latter r1cepttonRf. The bank statens ent II
na1.p pp1 - aee1rssa u too sau to a3enca the
.st1.:;ss Increase,
, 1869-02-08

+ Srn f4,t M tst NJ E4tc-sn fnr,ntsn, snt nS xe ~
..s,..5.,ss - ~. r,rs,ide rr,rs...rd .1Vsa.sd L.
to w.. ~! s.,., - , -
py nocn1 pa' staJ auaes Snea l0QfoIea ~
~. I'll osfk TO tsae. md elossd sasass a. ax0
61Kt:~ We rupte safes OF Iz7.fIp bu at b713.:
sna aan bt Resected a, xa5k 6n4a. TIN, -, an
~ ae x,t..t 1,,,,. - ...s m so:
On, nssAA oA1t ~ esee. s2,a u "N.
hye WAS mo1s AeNse a1d S'eadF n yseftIA,
pr1ctr., t3cAlfK It N1811 l&h. Sales wc1e:
10 tnD nu no. I at II. .i6Af.1?. M av,, tfe,..s.
~ 1rir,i,t q ,Ixn1 *
Us.iey Was very nrm. but nniet The na,ket
opensn IT. 81 81 fof no: SIN xtyfnrc OF ac On
Jcs:e7days prices, md clo>cd ste&ny 4. the
fare pdoe. We quo:e sa.es OF 4,aoQ pu No. : Il
Il s7@I.s9 for Regular. sad III for f.eah In
preferred housss Sample lots sod 1t 4l.ssHQ
..oa To,A, h6oo bu. Seller las1 talE soId 1t
{t.sy. -
Steds wtrc 6uIl ind Fx1oa1 wt1a entirely
uur1i1N. Timothy sold At 500; AID Flax u
3tta No inquiry fur othat srx1etie<.
The following telegrani xers xee.1vrd to,
d. en- 'Chloge:
NEW Yorx, FsaB.
F9a1 etsaay' 9estf Z. So.Ivxs'a3 "heat
sSa3 n,ts H1rnsr Sen7fair Pnrt IN, ssi.''
81. Il S3sM, Ixrd Quiet 5oHc, Hoe1 uutet.
e1bDo115.15. Whttkey dull. Gold, 1SK.
,s1ofAo
, 1869-02-08

y GeFan9 % Aeeiatde wssu skr a
hA1 r., .s 1 eoF os 1nttynr i, :, sixiU Il. =
Ch..' o uordns dRns9psf'S' 4aa2-LevtI GoTdoat "a
Ft1aie.ss & IS II ai,Si Il, :;i;5s
sho3to t. III It of unfle1 ~ ~ x3H1ssSA sSA
sr'e TseEJo.s ph T1y:orto Iaos. G. Inaas.i ~
"ia59 i65 "tststn s.;n csT q ro IL. t;x a.
ss@;ohaaf T esss4Ia s as1S. s15.:
css6t!in & Il oi i; Ills; 81
EMiS' ~ Wao5 SsGhes q = Glsnsptio n. eas7y
1EMSn Tx ~. sthasis. y e aeaass e Z 5ass 1s
q: + :; 5sss.ss ''!s.ss i frs;aE;
1laS; jan: lIbS.d ). lsas la5s9s e ,SlS S..i;is
Bas6.Ta Il, q nv u ii.;s Il; ;;:;os: H..
s,.a:.,, 1sn: s-hasseis 4 Patusoa Is jaaes i.
uSls = T;n + Ssaiiis: iiiii, d;
jSs aiss ssasffsa Sa,sy + Z tisi: hatI
r.; IL 7 4esa{la EXEC I + Ft.as:nf1 sa1i Z
S;ss:;s5 + e rssSfSRss;s Rss;s.:sf i: I
wS:SSs3a Ga sfo:iisy & T. si;i;;;iix;iYS;: Ia
Wrst , W.shtS Y ktou q, IN I. oT lobey TI ~
a:Iais L a'as .ns dt.s,!e :; E. S:Id
x5's :a + RS GDsss s. 4. 'oSas:s9i os:sslsssa i
II; jsss 'ss T. a!i.S. i
xox1a a. = 1900 T1eI y. Lu1k..... u
feb!e ~ lm Fl . Of Hhr t1eld AZ, > { Mtx1son.
Ju5 II. ia6-Geerke Ma1cfm1n1 "a Tho..
FalieroS ~ ii of roai. Il, ;s3;;;; n
8; id Fsoi rT4oan a r. Guna!nshAm 10 +. i.
&QC3u OF CIT LlNFFH, -
CotntE st, { cor Ct Bowen ii, ( Moxl.sn.
feo.t-JoasshAo H. CoEIea 10 Htpyptpn
Nix q
lN1lD r; Jan. sa-bttnaa j, WoodbRry 10
ChArlsa r FoalAnsbe Observation-Disclosures.
Forty+etrnta 1t, 10 r. Y ~ Woodlsnd srsf =
EA1lN sion JAn. z2-Jesecateh holerr 4
I1ns u. Van Eyck. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hev: !. ls6s-ueorse 4. Eahssk to {. s,
ss.ss i 81 i II fo,ti.is Il a;is, lid n
u 1sa. H-6annol H1n1 to Lonise Haupt-
rook II. ! oor II Forty second It nd cor u
etFestT, haId H. VI and Of Ill &-1ox,1s
+; 3An. 0-Hn. V.Iohnston to uuaseuC.
Gordon Il, ix Il = ii Naisha.ii IL t 33xi1I -
n, Feb. elouta lc!otx 70 7. ", Newtop,,,
HeAde u. ! Of Fifty ri, o04 1ka II: Frh
~. e. Ind J. J. hleaoles 70 Mlry Ii. y.
pIr1ei y, h cor oi Yiitj.nri; IT, tat;tt ill;
ren; S-lsasy and Albert Keep 10 Geo, {.
Co*s!tt st. is 1t = Of Fulton It, . I. laxl4 n:
Jan. 10. lss$-Cha1. ]. Hull to Helen ii.
Chsio;te =, y Il Manila at,n I. isofiaH Il .nd
- ioxlAH n. with ton cih~r tots, Frb, s.
1ttsey uol1fin to d1Fins AGlIoczt.........,. Il
, 1869-02-08
Tina Wool OR. w,rs n,essrtaHrd.
From H. = t>o,...~ ~.1-.

~ nosl.e ~ yenr payer Of November 5th,
1he communicative Q: George Grddes vhnre
n;,,, .isI ~ " the ah'5e tuhJce. 20 eoIcc!dc
tend The matte. htt,c iur:i,er hs,, - -, :,
|: quite tl1ne slnt thu Farm ~. and eslasu ~
the wool growers, SHOULD Gre NOR 49,
tentiop to their tnlere>n Ia thrt- X tSia. 81.
themselves. not rest Satisfied with IL. Nxs 5a'xa
years, that the interest: OF The raai
growers aud the woollcn- manutactorc,s %
idtaticul. and no longer allow the tnauufar-
turcrs 70 fpelk sud xct fut them, with ~,
legislators on thk subject. Their interest Is
arc alitt, it is true, as regards The nead oI
protection" from what Is commonly called
The s. rcuper labor OF Gr.at Britain" but
tas1t, the manufacturers should hare pro.
ttct'on Of 81 rer cent, ana We only 10 per
CENT aga1rst that labor ]. Ii 4 fact, Ibelieve,
that tho agricultural In ,or Of England Is per
lcr1ncd :cr ful!y 50 rcr cent 1eso per band Of
tLesame capacity tban f.ctory labor In N sny
iEts Of that country; hence, Il that be true,
:hss ne should hare greater eo<esio" aga!as! II
lnuch hss than VIC nov hare l. used 10 bc,
when cur factories had very imperfect aud
oldfs: hloned machinery, that tazme1 could
TAXI his wool. say 100 pounds or so, or vi hat.
eFes amount b. chose, 10 tleu, and they
ei aepba Of make whatever up Kind 5Go If aseesI eoe
Iic wished. and give him half Of 1t !;
hut now, although they Lase the best labor
tasiIc usachiuery in the world, and pro-
sec,!oo 81 ~ rer cent against all foreign
Sooot. they sav they cannot atIord to work
~ tlat Way, but wilt take our wool at " ca ah
p'flce;' now forty cents, AID Kivc Us flannel at
n!H' IN 'Hsc cents, four yard. OF whlcn
W hardly weigh Que pound common
e,oeA'ne ~ 5:n II *l.2a per pound, and
'le1lno wool would make, ior which I
, 1869-02-08

| cent. Notwithstanding &hes greater sr.,v,,v :,
the bn.ks, there IL scarcely 10 nuen pane, 49,
ote1ed On The sizscs - ,here W, Last veal
though s01se *eliseeared paper h,s hesn saH
datitg Tho wt cI I: ~ TO : per eeus per month.
ilcai q sk'e mortRRtes axp being ed.rsd II aAout
the same qsant1tJ ~ la1t Hctk, md. cyoutrar1 10
tie expezthnep ot thu camuasels1 N ,tket. tsern
Fetm.to b. utuo nnte s,ady money to e, Into
eota Investments. ConAidc1sh;e of It IL E..:c.n
capital sent cut here for Investment. The sues
ios paicaaat1V such securities, sud ato for ner
io2rs On ftal estate. teEltn Aao1t the sAQas- Tea
pei cent PCT annnta Ia the loves. rzto in addition
20 Wn1en LEG oorro yer has 70 pa1 braksz'A cora-
nhaicn, ranging trcu u Ct ono per cant per A.
nun On La,g amounts for nre years, 10 psr cant
pfr sInum OF Email amounts, Of <l,eoe or 70, 10,
one Jeu
Exchange hM ben pre:tJ trra das,ns the
Nsk. H1gtoz very evenly from scr to 75c par
s1p0 psensun. The avrrsRe 1ate for A4les BE-
tween banks to-day wls toc per u 100 premium.
Al NE counter, bankers continue 10 aeu New
itsf funds 1t ! 10 premium. md to take ol
thet Customer At from pas to Ito discount.
dover1 mert bonds continue 70 feel tho edeeta
otths essJ money mEkete In the East, nod hsvc
adTanecd ut IN Average Of about Nc per day 70.
several daJl pals. the streug feeling In European
msFkete and the deuaud for bonds for c12ot
promising considerable advance yet.
DeAiefa' rates for 'bu}1uS and sellluR Govern.
meni Hondf, Local Bto:ks, Gold Aad Silver, IN
this market this Afternoon were!
, 1869-02-08

aase aaa ParehAstax gu!t~ nbefz1fT. Fyicas
1n 1nnI1 y ~ = E!iaHI: IAs1% E244s1kc; o. o..
MyHSS ST9: e: aa1sttnk. 1s41eoa; % nmoa Rio,
s%f;hsi s%sIhI;i ~ A''s '@as' p'ssa' ~ '''.'ee'
~. Of importance tsuspred n
ss.t5Iss: t5sss.a'; ~ ": SsS.s;!I7
I.ilos. e. lsteaiise5. uxeise; 1.iow, s, IN
&haS stsT' p Sseanstda3. 1s1i8AG d Heu's
~ DRESSED AOts5-Rseetyed, La hs4d; shipped,
ss,.s Ia: HE1ss tksty aetrr 1od prices tlaE
y H Z: ~ ~ and 10 In lots It slI-st3lsno i;
% ai1i7t nd ssy U: Il is q & ~ 81 !: isss: s. g
s3; aset - 81 .sa asPssa1 4 :, and At
i KG6e-Tdr supply VIZ hbersi and Under \ roodtr-
~ 3efae po Pics vtfs wv.k ard irreSuias, F1nxty
A;5A4Sac toT fttah 9nd 1a41ln tuf Lined.
+, FAULTS AND UTE-The9e WI 10 ch1nxa of In.
pothahcs sspsftso u the uaAsket tor xocd4 coming
ss!iTeon1; I'D tlra. healthy topa pes1adsd tbs
.nr e. n1sa Atpdes wete Ii aettre rtqutsi and
the tfirtA t1fltE$: sN~ "-F
, 1869-02-08
GOOD CONDITION.

aae seesuont b ata1shha'1T governed tbs .nxuars.
Or ths ooveis be maintained. IN sptsa ot ~ -
Niaax csases Referred to Tbs problem pxsz,eE
aetTed st lAxt. T1e