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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-04
Conslgnecs per south Carolina Nallroaa
February 3.

1902 bales Cotton, II bales Domestics. 1850 BUSH
els Grain, 100 bbls Naval stores, cars Stock. 10
Railroad Agent, DeSaussure, Wardlaw Carew,
q " Williams 4 Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith l. Co, D
Aiken Co, Street Bros & co. W Ryan, Mnre
Co. Frost Adger, W W Smith, Reeder Davis, q
Walter l. Co, Clashorn, Herring i Co. Campsen 4
Co, J Sloan, A b Mulhgan, Il Sharp Co, W
Williams 4 Son, Shackelford & Kelly, Willis &
Chsolm, D Fleming, Taft & Rowland, Goldsmith
& Son,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-04
LIST OF VESSELS;
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Ship Winthrop, Stewart, up. Jan II
The Edith Wheeler sailed. ...... Jan II
BRITISH bark David McNutt, Nee benny, un Jan IL
Bark Helen sands Otis, up Jan 10
Bark Harriet Hussey, Holmes sailed. ..Jan Il
British brig Cecilia, Bstrup, sailed. .."......Jan
HAvRE.
Ship Pacific Foss, sailcd. ...Jan
HAVANA.
British ship Charleston Cochrane sailed. Jan l5
PORT TALBOT.
The Couri r, jenkins, sailed. Il
ESTIC.
ansToE.
Schr Hammond, Wiley, cleuled ......... Jan p
Schr Sarah 4 Hammond. Wiicy, up...........J Jan
Schr HawEins, Watt. Mp ..-........... Jan 20
Hs's tC"at
Schr vraie, Mason, MGs"n YEA sd...... Dan Is
Schr Mylover Brown. u2. .........-... Jan 23
Schr 5 Lee, Carr. cleared. Jan 70
Sckr Kandusk az. Wyatt, Cred Jan 90
Sclr Franklin, swain, cleare~. 80
Schr Hyne, Glover, up. ..feo
PHILADELPHIA.
Svhr Clara, Milford up-.....-..........Ja Jan "A
BALTIMORE.
Schr Baker, Brewster, cleared. ..-........ Jan 80
Schr Rachel seaman, -, up...............'feo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-04
o,,r,..,on cotton and Rice Market.

s~@&~& AS2SS
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, Feb. 8, '6s.
cOTTON.-This article opened with better feel
ing and more inquiry, but the steady resistance Of
buyers to pay aa advance enabled them to make
some Of the early transactions on the basis of2so q
b for middhngs but on receipt of dispatches, sellers
succeeded in establishing nm Improvement OF Ac
and in some cases 1sc Q fb was conceded sales
1900 bales say at rs; st 2614; II at 26h; cat 97
soat27H 156 at 27 1O6 at 273s; 2c6 at 271S; Sc at
27H; 21 at PIX; 80 at %; 90 at 2s; 20 at 2s; at
2s 1s at 2sl; u at 2sH, and 100 on private ,erms
We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary. 80. .26Ag27H
Low middling. ........-.........ZI .ZIAt0-
Middllng ...... ..Eo3'0-
Strict middling. ..Ze2a@-
By New York classification we quote:
Low mlddling. ...".............ZSAg-
Middllng. ...............-.. -....'@ SS@-
RICE-This Grain was firm and in full request;
sales 76 tierces of clean Carolina, say IS ierces at
SIC ;-2s at 81 80 tierces at &C. ard tierces at
9Xo 2 IT, We quote common to fair at S3s@sS;
good at $1,000 q tb.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-04
PaSSenSeISI

Per steamship Charleston. for New York. Hun
ter, H Pool, Lee, Smith, G sherman, DR. G
White, lady. two children and servant, Smeed:
Henderson, Burch, j Drew, Coffin. NAL
colin, C Arthur, W Cooper, Mrs W AneVals and
child.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort,
Hilton He'd and Beaufort-CL L Guilleaume, A n
Ellis. ID Sturgeon, " Bellows, Whaley, Miss
Harriet Gaillard, DR. Dudley and on deck.
, 1869-07-03
TIE OCEAN BANK ROBBERY.
100000 Of tho stolen BONDS Return.
cd BIZ the ThtExeK4

From TIE ). 7. Ertnin7 Pvs., Jim 30.
The faet 1has so'ooyo Of t1e stolen bonds be-
longing to the Ocean Hank hal been returned hy
the there's vas briefly announced IN our sesonI
e.iEtior- The following are The Particulars oi The
second chapter Of Tits great robbery:
Shortly 2Iter three O'Clock this morning. " hile
on1cer lion ohre, Of the kixth precinct was patrul
ling bis posi-, when IN Elizabeth street, TEAR s.lc
rear of the Ijpwery Theatre. his attention was d.
racteri By two young men emp.o, ea il the theatre
to tkunE Standing ou the pavement . short dis.
tance on This, on examination, Was found to
John Jout3au.'' The uunk was At ONCE taken Il,
the station. house In Frankl,n street, aud whcu
opened E8s found to contain large amount Of the
railroad honda and securities stolen from the Ocean
National Hank
The trunk Is one .hat belonged to the President,
y. K Martin.
the Following are the principal securities found
In the trunk: Two hundred and c;erea sesen per
c:nt $500 coupon bonds Of the Washington, Alex
aggregate yaIuc Of Slp5 500 ten s:.o bouds Of tha
LoEan County N!uinH aGd Manufacturing Canps-
nv OF Virginia, 4atrl; one certificate OF tTsuIy-
1re sh2res Of the LAKE, Shore Michigan Southern
Hatlroad Company; sercnt!~s!1 shares Of the u.
". Lowe Manufacturing COMPANY; one certificate
Of olseen shares Of the bergen On 1 Cos! Compa-
Starch COMPANY. $50 each share; one certificate of
ten shares Of rue Michigan Southern / Northern
1e.Ie i s safh tas sa ses one e.
National Ctr Dauk OF Milwaukee, WIS. $50
each share; one $50 eonpoa bond Of the Mount
ne rnon P.ea Raaa
gaEe coassruc,'on bonds: one check o. she Aer-
chants' Exchange National Bank for 9's 90: one
Baak ldr e, PES; one certified cheek On the ocean
National toE =, ~: one check on The SaEtunal
on The ocean Sauonal AanI for 4, ,ooo one cheer
OF The EauGn1 Broadway Rank for sa,oN: one
cheek On the AerchaaG' Exchange National Bank
bapkeIa for tt<t0: one check On the Hanover Ma
ttona. Bank 70, 35oo, and lazgr number Of other
, 1869-07-03

nj ,nr+x m tneeAr r,oIds Tbo naus1 for rho lower
M1pF ~ ts tfn1 ~ IN rnntient II viii naye
@d,t :. - tus - ~ ~ ~ s,5 on ~ ths
.F4n1 =, "a - ~ a. S t tii d.nfn ~ aiY
80 H. ~ ~ ~, @11.S AZ "a f1rn n r1,nher
'is h.re tns ~ M1.sA ny tn .scendtnT and
ths nthpI ~ tsta ~ ,hss no f,sfnr
,,r * IaiSI T., -. ~ ~ ~ fnT nnst
Es.,rs - Lc tsfes e.u &C sspa3 1'eo' 0oA WI,
-. ~ ntr. ~ ~ e G .s.J tMsE eso 80,
large enough 10 aecomtnodate N reasonable tow,
u aiu4ttna - sus LoIefbtaHs IAueu NutA nAa
beep ooae ~ tns kenesA Hsef; Iatee snafooasS
te:to nt -. 49, 80 n4e psn1
~ w. ntn, o1onlos a1ao n4'o 'oF aooo1
W. W. rnn. n.tssrs,;on ~ e.. ,,,,.ua, urn,. -,
Ia Cot.st-nta t astla " e..s tu9eesS Aa.aoes y!
shax. st NJ o1 iIs1n !. y not = PSssa Ps.
taA* We ~, Tuou4 oe SnrGy S1Talsu "tL!io
als" inao.,s, stt ~ MaGn nas ueen uons-
OEel st4 tu9uS1aa uAaSEsuos sssa Hase oren ~
6ofeo, Aao 81 ~ a3teea u s*y!nx nns n'eF never
VIZ auo ~ tsass @ II - 1ox's.o1 Mtn H.
1ntee u titess ~ uas alc non u ING 13niss1nt'
, 1869-07-03

Cassavnac, edior Of the A1ys 1t Paris, Is a hank
ruFt 4 contemporary suggesis that he bad better
change the nane Of his paper.
I. T. pasnum Is revising and continuing his
autobiography. which ia to he published in the
| sltuAlu.
I .aae. Halls nonoSrau, designed by himself, ts
lef-aSl OF the le,ser ., enclrctiEG Entdcn Key,
WHICH tctrx Lid Across two avis, forms the
, letter h
NcSh A:htr, N Old e!Nzen Of HalAsaoEe, d!et!
i,s' week, led ~ years. Many Of The caess naUE-
| ny tn!l'a e htimo-e AMI vc.nltS Hcre batt eT
h'iI' lie aiaesSulsou in building his 1rss steam
noa,' ana %Aa W Elm on BIS fset sssA TIP up the
onc iar t7enenl\ O, Howard said to General
links: "GcncrNs ~t< Do .ou Do In the us,4s: Ut
Atatsle: always 7epeA silent prayer" s'O,''
| replied ilinks, 1to Nas t,sHtuc fellow, II pre-
suEe repeat the sa1ne WON a yopseu Genera.
be, put them together In ia.rrok connection IS
The claims Of the Princess E4-aris as REGULAR
laeL de4cendaot Of the Last re2.e>u t.,yes Of the
soycregna OF the Lower Ensptre Ire been yc,!.-
ded, acknowledged anu registered itAae Golden
Book NJ the Roman Capltot, and she Nes been
formally srcctvct by the Pope rs princeact ,he
IlcIs Roman Empire
t,n,rmo3ore Vanderbilt went Into the Caou
Deno: =. IrpI The other day, a2d asked when Il,
next 1.a!n weuId lease fer New York An en-
plo.e not Ytcoe enlHng the oil Ecatleta II, ,ansFcre
in ca:r.e6s manner. s'uI Was EaiAet +1rr7ased D.
enlightened ty the reIoindts: ~ can; walt &c
| tas3 TAIN sel.l down and get nc special loec
motive mud car" .e coumn.o!e ssaTe1 10
] New York enon afEerA asa, In conraag Win u
| Han, John AorTissey-
( At 1ae recent dinner OF the -s!umn! OF NDaau1
! | ConeSr Mayor samuel Mcclellan Of Nhee4&ns
. ", Va. was cslled upo1 10. speech III c1erse
! himself on The ground that when be left college,
ty premature g1adnsuon-1he faculty did ne
,nsnk HIN competent to make pttAc speech, An
his experience had ASSURED biz taat they Wei
, | right iu their or:n!ou. lle said that he ~oa]t
however, !eayc with the college MS ausoE:ap'
, md pc BANDED Nj. White, the College Treasure
la cheek for so.
, 1869-07-03

She was surrounded by men ac.
aegroes; no female near ner. While Rev. D,.
Efane 1aeN By he1. trying 70 do what he couid
70 her. You shall be rereaged Dr. crana I'D IT,
him there was no place for zuch languase; II b.
could 9ay nothing 10 soothe her he must Trna!a
oulet F1as1y, Ara. Crane was Induced 70 ezt.r
JenofJs ind Msa Major Esssa, aid a ssa, saats e
Dr.. C1anc;4 residence. Heze the aHful rial cos-
menced-5nr the scene Was t1uly hesrt,ca,i.ay.
Mfs- Crane Has Seated tn & CHAIR covered With hef
husbands blood She booked up st ne ana snllei
around ne. and asked ne I! KueE Jostpa -:
tender name. almost shr1eked viii
+ agony, got water and washed tie blood froa s;a
ladea wept The tears streamed down dc caeets
uf the ot1cera Mn. Crime begged to 20 hong Il
once 10 her psrtuts--to her tMo sons-lo Ghe h. de
where she had gone when 1Ist married, 1h.re her
hnlhAnd hsd Dnade her lie one scene Of happtoeaa
and sald: 1ndse Je1oras and Dr. Crane / al!
upon JON to bear mJ words Judge JeduI1ls by
al the 1oVe you bore my husband, and know Ne
WAS four deare4t jnend-Jour partner IN Law In
aeyen long Jear1-hy III The toVa you bore hsu !
cave the nan who murdered htEa. Joseph Is In
The hAods 81 his God; let tcat God be nls
ATeh&er. Vengeance Ii mIne, BA1h Rue Lord
L<tt Of ~, ie7ReF lall into the hane o. man: let
no more blood be split let my husbcndh blpa4 t-
offered Tor peace; .es it CIT to uenvsa for peace
for his country 1e. 7 be the martyr = baod csy:cs
"Turn!ng to Dr. E.sae, abe said: Gs Crace,
preach this TO all. roAN 80 and see Ars Fe1yer
II l could, and tell her hare no tee.lY,s: of ~
yengs Inv,
Crane and screamed. looking Perfectly leucasxt .
The remainder Of the let.-r Is a uas74.tye Il IL
tere grief, from the prtE@-y ef which /. u7rb:
nor be proper TO frEuye the veil
, 1869-07-03
FASHIONABLE sMUGGLEH

The New York Horid has been for sev-
ctal weeks donouncing the Custom House
regulations under which the trunks Of our
fashionable people, on their return from
Europe, nre Investigated, and, when found
stored with fnerics, subjected to duty.
The fact is that General Grnnt gavo orders
that tho former abuses Of the Custom
House, by ~hich there vas ssst amount
of smuggling done, should bo broken up,
and that parties having means enough to
visit Europe and buy dnerios should pay
the duties thereon, like all other pcssons.
He made rule that persons should bo
allowed reasonable amount Of goods,
that swould Lo equal to sn ordinary present
supply, md that, beyond This, duties should
ba paid. The new regulation has estound-
oil The fashionable world. Half fashionable
Now York has boon importing, FREQ Of duty,
through the trunks Of returning friends,
and now the new regulation requires the
duty to be paid. The Naw York 1tor,dhna
become The organ If tbs s,nugglera, and
day after dny lenouncea everybody for tho
unwar1antable Liberty Of opening trunks
Aad dutecting stocks u luces, silks, and al
the essentials OF the rich and fashionable,
brought into the country LIS personal bag
gage.
The people Of the country will thank the
Prcaident for lis new instructions, and will
continue to thank litn, il he insists upon
its rigid enforcement. This class Of goods
thus hfnuggled are lu1ures, and those who
buy them uro Of all othors the best able to
pay the duties. Those persons who remain
at home and buy go<,sls frayn the Importers
pay the duties, End why shuuld not the
others:
, 1869-07-03

A New York special despatch states that
tho proprietor Of the Weekly Citizen has
purchased the EouAd TuIfe and merged it
into the Citiztn- Tllis Is a ehopee in Jour
nalism which the discriminating and critical
class Of readers will regret. Tho J.ound
TaNe WIS the ahlost and Unrest hebiou1a-
dal Of Democratic proclivities that was pub
Lshtl il iA. United States. It bore about
the same relation to the Democratic that
the -Natiu, dot;s to the Republican party.
fts 4loaders7 cyiuced high order Of
talent, lts literary and art criticisms and
reviews ranked among the best; and its list
Of contributors embraced many fine critical
writer's. The Round 7aJIs waa bold in its
treatment Of soeiA Is well as political
topics, and frequently induiged in slashing
onslaughts On author, artists md critics.
Il uarer Lcsitated to review the reviewers,
and often made them vince under its fire.
The yigoruIs and piquant pages Of the
lsvnnd 7H1r will 1eave void on many m
editors, authors aud scholars table that tho
Citi-ra can aovor fill. The latter, since
the death Of its founder, General Halpine,
has contained nothing OF much mort.
Under Halpino it was saucr, spicy md
original. Since his death it has been nero
y t. local Coppe1head weekly print. Tho
ReftItd 1ia1ie was national III its nins,
scope md Treatment Of topics. We sin.
ce1ely regret its lose.
, 1869-07-03
DARING THEFT IN BOSTON.
4 Jssrelry Store Robbed in NFond
Daylight -S2s6fN Dtunond
Rings SeIxed-Pnr1fcuInrs or the
hff5xHr.

FTn1h the EoataH Htyaat Jt'Tt 80
n1stTclasa ana eone ~aat psaltacted SENSATION
~at Produced ah washington street Of quite AZ
opesatiun OF ono Of ouF oxn u 3 visiting thief.
The ]cwciEJ storc 81 MI Josiah Gooain2, No. 50
his aop. Theodote GooltnR. young man, about
y ycarH Of age, close upon O'Clock.
.AMnI si oNC}DcE- afteE he nad fuly arranged all
then .Tom the safe. man entered the store, sn1
IL avery h!anA and ne!!te nnhnes passed tae
c6Eplln4enta VI The day. Eflen he asked TO see
sus:r diamond HpGs, at the same time
I,eit.t,nE to b tray IN the Show .ca4c that
ctn:atpEd about hozep. mostly stnTse snhe
ftnfA toHns nooaang a. DICE iau noNa NJ
du.'inF brust, opened inc ahoW case ana sook
odtne tfa5, 81 tae SANG uHle fesAloine b1S 1ola
Eroa the tray with both haadA lhe q Al !ooHed
, 1869-07-03
LOSS OF TIE POWELL EXPEDITION.

We published On "Wednesday the report.
talsn frcm Cheyenne paper, Of tho cntsre
loss Of the membcrn Of the Powell e1peai-
ton, save ore man, discze1lting, nj t1o
snrnn time. q statement which ~as tnhcc7eu-
tied by anv responsible name, and was
riyeu On Lea1say. II Is with great regret
that no ate now compelled 10 accept the
story ns true A despatch FROM Springfield
| gives tho particulars Of this sad catastrophe
On tlc nathoritc Of The sole survivor OF tue
| party, AInjor John \, Risdon. who has ar
] rived III that city, wl,' SAW 0ae hoa. which
| contained lis chief and his companions
! Swallowed M before his eyes, and who,
af,e1 waiting for three days, hoping that ha
might, at least, recover their bodies,
now returns ~ his home in this State.
There can he no reasonable doubt o!
the truth Of this sad accident, Sc
infinitely painful to the relatives ans
friends of the dead, md SO much to be re
r.rctted by those who took aa interest i!
the objects Of the expedition. The e1plo
! ratioa Of the Colorado from point nea
Tie junction Of TINT river and the Bl
: Black to CallviIle, just below the NA
. / Canon, had for q long time been
! passion With Major Powell. After ii
, pcnted cdo.ta be had succeeded L
{ organizing party. had had boats mad
, with special regurl TO the navigation Of
stream filed with rapids and other obstEu
i tons, ana left only few months ago, full
:. equipped, confident that he would 1ne'
y ! with success in his attempt To solve one
the geographical mysteries Of this coat
, ncnt, and ascertain precisely the character
the river for a long stretch Of ni1ea, ira
ersod hitherto bus by one man-
But while on The very Threshold Of b
y Journey, and while sailing on placid water
i be. his nen and his boat were ongu1fad
, 1869-07-03
TIE CASE OF EDWARD B
KETCHUM.


Frv4n t}4t Nett Turk tve7in1 2pst, jung "a
EdEari Il ketehpt1, with aiE counsel AE1 Dis
tic: Attorney GarFiD, aI7ea.T~t IN The Sapsrue
Cous1 to oar, WRIT OF 1s1. -nrEgs aud csr.oEdFi
having t,ex1 granted b. J1tsce EaEIarl 10 SHOW
caaEe Why he eronid NOT he released.
Judge nedfuri sal bssi1e snaee RaEra.t
throughout The a-rauenE The District Attorney
stated t,ias he had heel. On Aend3t. se-Fe.t with
the wrilS In :he case Of rtward Z. ErtcECtE. now
STRING OFT \ sentence for forgery. TO the haee1A
etIl,u4, he returned On Original copy OF hts COZ
Yfction and senten:t tor loF:,tsJ u the third de-
-yee, and his confession To tka eeytilro-s they
returned the Indictment, sEe cCnvtc:ioa a.t Nj,
Fa1dtrycort i certificate Ct the record
Judge Barnard -ali thai b&f1fe ne granted tie
wits, he G3I1 examined taase papers carefully,
:a1 from taxi eDnl:at:oI had hecccoe est.s1ed,
50 Tar NJ he to1ll be oE al tE pare e1auio 1.ioa,
and hefo.t hearing What tie District Attorney
might have to s1ys that the prisoner Na1 sentenced
for IN oHeafe Of which he had Iot been properly
epry..tet
Mr. Bartlett, who appeare.l 70! shs prsoner, SAD
tA,t "a that was The slbssance Of their clatn1. ne
had nothing Dore TO tay Ii opening, but would
Fas ior Judge Garfins asgu1neas In Opposition,
and reply to Il.
Judge Ge1s1n answered The tndic.n1.ut IN sats
case charged ta1t oa August = 15Ga4 ht uttered
and EAssed sr1utuientlT 90 National Bank sixty
nine forged gold checks, moving them to "
forged, and procured money thereon. The iuc l.
ncnt Ess IN tho ordinary 1ofn Which hsa oee*
parsed On b. the contta I'VE hundred unel But
It did Dot matter whether The indictment MAS COZ
rect or hot No Judge Of the 5npEetne coart, sit-
tag ettuer II SPECIAL Tenn Of Chambers. cas the
, 1869-07-03
THE SI1RY OF A SMALL SOY.
How Hr Came TO Town k1d w1s Enrr fur
by aAe City Authortdes--IRsyv lie EoI
u New Character md Went
Home Again.

About Heek ago there came Into this city IA
search OF employment, small but hcEess boz, tae
son Of respectable ph5 sician In thu cc00try. lie
WAS Mttcu ye2ra OF aGe- He had never been In 4
large citY before. aod he felt some3haS beR1der-
ell b. the busike and 1unult Of tho kt<eetA Cur-
os1:y z,,mp1ed hin 10 whit one Of the thestres IN
,he evening lie wen. aud saw the a<zphats
Swinging on the horizontal bar, and laughed nj the
tElrrian prppeusisi@1 Of the Clown hud pant.loon.
Ne xas Delighted lie had never Witnessed such
folly sights In Ill hlz Hfe and he sat out It's per-
turnanre, thinking what happy lite he ras ahoN
to lead when he gos something IL do for living.
Asses shs psa5 was oseE this unsaph.stoease3
young man tom she county walked around the
sss''' VS. snaena ct ''%f "f se shaaF a.
DO Whon he Rot Il, and be Was thinking what he
man in a blue coat who hat . brass star upon n,s
rrra1t aud q number upon tho star The small
loy Eas looking curtoas!J at this stsr ~ Ec
eyed hin keeuly, lie examned him all over fur
atew minutes, ia Il he we71: deliberately eumutaE
m ThsR sR ne r9s sa as s9S Se 81 aet aie tie by
i,ant est1 tno% y il is e!ssa nm Thsfs IT, t. nsi 81
theatre. lie asked him Hherc he was ns1n8
The bey sad be had no place at abode ta Chtcaso-
What "a s., ha occupation: us n5d 10 occupa-
nothing. What Hsa his name. He gave his
name; "1hen 5ou mnst come along Win me, -
walked away win him, tElnk,ns be had found ID
unr1pcsIea friend. He waa CONDUCTED 10 i large
stone building and presented TO : man who WAS
questions as the man with lhc star hait done.
Then he wrote down something IN bis book. took
large ke, ron his pecsct, ana opening door.
long na1Eux passage with EDw OF small apart
nents having 1tp1:barTed ioors, whera ihere
q { q hfHrf
, 1869-07-03
EX-SENATOR WADE
EIts Arrival In Sun ETauctsco-tVhas
He Snys of tbc pnclfe IknIlfona
md Enlifarnlna

He Snys Of Ibc Pnc1fc RuIlfonA
md enlIfnrnIn.
Tie uotL Benjamin +. u ade and the Hon- Ros-
coe conknnG reaehei aan ifanetseo Gn SUNDAY
eFe1tn2. LII Ess. = reporter Q! me ChronacI Or
taat Gtf promptly h3a Al 0tefF'eW Will III.
Hxde. and tells Ine results rs follows: .....
We found III. Wade an exceedingly pleasant
type OF the Ac1fs7cau gentleman or the Old scaoo.
lie received us VET cprdt3ly, and IN reply to on.
Inquiries Informed rs that being one Of the Goy-
es1uCat Directors Of the Union IRc.1o Railroad,
be had concluded To examine that sosd, to see
whether II WAS well constructed or the reverse, a.
the ktoties about 1t were 81 conflicting that he
could not tell which to bc1teye- navtns arranged
with pal1J OF friends, anu being provided With
one or Pullman . palace cars, fhcf tn2de the tr1p
to Irrt1onto.J Point 80 peasauts aud with 50 IL
lie fatigue that, on the ipylatio1 Of lhe o,1cers
Of The Central Pacific Hnat, they concluded TO
make the trip to the Pacific
"Mrs. Wade Informed cs ttli TIE pa-sT only
travelled dsr7ne the DAY, and, ,he cars being I'll.
sidet. !a,o sections and n.sei Up with every coa-
ye1ience, It Was nluost Ike be!n. At home. She
stated that the refre-1eats .suyided 1t the vast-
GUS stations were eGIA to those furnished st any
Of the stations On the Eastern lines. and ASSURED
{. that she Tas no norr l3ttsuet1 Afte- heE a0'o
niles ride than u she FAD or! been on an o-t!1syy
excursion.
ave inquired Whether they found the ro.ds In
good eoudltton.
, 1869-07-03
HorFowtnE Ssene-11Fx. Crane
Ficnd2 TOR ierger,n Lie,

FFosH 1t SatcAe: fAisS} DcmoeYut, Jur.4 T.
Through the klndneas of friend we are permit
ted 10 make the folio ring extracts from a lsd5 j.
Pirate letter TO laiT In this city. It saors suea
Colonel Cfaue a. canaot but add, i aoysala9 San
oe auIet 10 The profound sIupathf fsjs 1o1 toe ~
feaFed adJ by the people OF AlsaisslppA us
qCote:
"Then Rer. Or: cDne sot 70 70
Browns store. be found Colonel Ctsne VIZ az az
iees lying On toe pareunent Aod " IT, ~ n5
On he naof. ciogrE . - dead body o. hss has
hand. and covered vim rs hloed, ~ LIS s .fs'
t1nploTtnx him to SPEAK once uoFo.
, 1869-07-03

weaker every year. Is that BOP It polled
1,s41, ,alo votes in 1856 1857, ,Glo in 1860
1928, ,oa5 in 1864, and 3,ola,3s3 in 1868.
1t nearly elected its candidate for President
in 1886. It elected ita candidste by plu-
rality Of votes east in ls60. i re-clocted
him By q majority in 1864, and in 1sts il
swept the North, South, East and West hs
rousiuS majorities. These are singular
signs Of decay and weakness, Don't the
Democracy wish they were affected with the
san,e kind OF weakness?
, 1869-07-03
L EukoE.

VT ehoul. be giad 10 know whether the Import
IL ttpc that nt tae faeinc Eatlwsy Companies te-
cesY!uc covernuant e1,bstd,es only one has set se
spondeti u tae SECRETARY call for te7oslt nt
bonds WITH the rutted slates TIeasHtet 0s eecrHtr
Tor the cor,plct!cu u nrstciass style Of thcr sey
.ras lines, IL accordance with the Joint resolution
OF Congress- Such Ht1uer is current; and We
beg 10 Say thzs II Is too grave to pass rnaotsoeu.
whether 1t bc falsc or trpc- The lpsnt resolution
Is uctttcr aead letter nor Joke Let us SnoW =
hat secus!ue have tt-en deposited ny each road
n EuaEaut4 for tie rcratf Of It's dcaeicnc'es In
coAa,Spetton !--Nt4e lcfk 9fiiune-
The Pacific Central Railway Company re-
aponacl 10 the call some time ago, mad de-
posted between three and fur MILLIONS o1
bonds. as security for the drst-class compile
ton Of their road. If there is my truth IL
the rumor, it must refer to the cther sub
G;dized roads.