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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-02
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

FsSHOMAS A. BRANDER,
4 Nos. 1916 and 1913 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND VA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
offers his services for the sale and purchase OF
TOBACCO, FLOUR, GRAIN. and COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Wholesale and retail dealer In HAY,
CORN. OATS, and MILL OFFAL. fe Sim
hEILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
NI CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOs. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
President OF National Bank OF Virginia; James
Thomas, dr., Esq, Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
Messenger u Co., New York Messrs. johnson 4
Thompson. Boston Mass. jya
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ZEAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
By Hill & Goddin, Real Estate Agents.
No. 1909 Main street.

T0R SALE PRIVATELY.-We offer for
a. sale privately that desirable and weil-located
BRICK STORE, No. Broad street next to Fou-
shee. There are two nice rooms over the store,
kitchen in the rear with newIy-payed back yard
gas aud wafer, and all the premises in thorough
order Lot fronts is feet and runs back IS feet TO
an alley. Has been occupied as shoe and leather
store. and ia admirably located for that or The gro
ce' y business.
Parties with limited means will find this great
bargain. For terms apply to
HILL 4 GODDIE.
Real Estate Agents,
ap1 lit No. 1903 Main street.
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Auction SALES.
~~~<~~~~
THI2 DAY.


THIS DAY.
By-Cook g. Laughton, Auctioneers
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ &c. AT AUCTION THIS DAY, At 10
o,cIoek we will sell at our store an assortment Of
HSUsEHOLD FURNITURE: consisting Of
elegant WALNUT SECRETARY and
BOOKCASE,
VERY handsome WALNUT ETA GERE,
MARELN-TOP PkRLOR TABLES,
excellent COTTAGE SUITE,
i MAHOGANY SIDEBOAED and CHINA
MAHOG1N soFAR D1vANs, and
MAHcGkNY BUREAUS and WASH
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BED
STEADS,
NEW SINGLE and DOUBLE MAT
CHERRY and sTAIsED wARDRoBEA
CANE aud WGOD-SEa At CHAIRS
NEW and SECONDHAND LOUNGES
COOKING STOVES, CR0CkERY. etc.
COOK LAUGHTOE.
AMI huc'ioreers.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoBK RryYg)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. AuPust l. lsts

OFFiC6 hICHhOND AND 1OBK h1YXR)
.| RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND. August !, 1858, }
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
LII ROAD LINE.-Tor Baltimore, the North,
and Northwest,-The steamer KENEEBEC. Cap.
tain j. 81. FREEMAN commanding, leaves Yves.
Point every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival OF the cars from Richmond
reaching Baltimore on the following morning at
sunrise. Returning, the KenIebec leaves Balti.
more every MONDAY and THURSDAY at
O'Clock p. Il.
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain K1RwAa com.
manding, leaves West Point every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich.
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning the Admiral leaves Balti.
more every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at
Passenger for Baltimore leaye the depot OF the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company at I
O'Clock A. II. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDEES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. Returning they leave Balti.
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THUR
DAY, and SATURDAY, az o'ciock.P. NJ, reach
Ing Richmond the following evening. Fare ito Bal.
t1more only -.
Freight received at all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills OF lad1ng given 70 81
prominent points.
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn.
sng at a. II. WILLIAM b. ESDS,
oc 81 Freight and ! icset Agent.
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate igent,

BY Francis T. Isbell, .s
Auctfoneer and Real Estate igent,
F1e-enth between Main and Bank streets.
DEsIRABLE TWO-STORY BRIO
lJDWELLING AND LOT. ON THE n ORTIZ
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN NUN
VORD AND GILMER, SH0CKOE HILL. FOB
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRlDA1
the 7d day Of April 1889 upon the prem1aes at q
O'Clock P. NJ, that desirable TWO-STORf
BRICK DWELLING situated as shove stated,
containing four rooms. with two brick kftchens.
The LOr fronts about th'rty-one feet and runs
back 10 an alley ten feet wide, with some choice
fruit trees thereon.
TERMS One-third cash. balance at four and
eight months for negotiable n ties, with Interest
added and SECURED by deed or trust. Taxes for
isso t. be PAID BY hs gH-ch ssELL Auctoueer
uIGH CONsTABLE's sALE--Will be
Il 4. sold on FRIDAY, April 2. 1853, commencing
at 10 O, clnrk A. n at the drug store situated on
the corner of Seventeenth and Broad streets, Inc
following property-tO wilt:
Large lot MEDICINES.
Large lot SALT MOUTH JARS,
SODA FOUNTAIN-c0mplc:e,
CouSTERs and SHELVING,
STOVE and PIPE,
80 CHAIRS.
SCALES and WEIGHTS,
and everything usually found In well-kept drug
store. r.r .,
Said sale is made to satisfy an attachment IN the
Court of Hastings for the city OF Richmond in IA
vor OF John Priddy and against J. w. Frayser;
which sale is made by consent of both parties.
TERMS Cash WiLLd LA ~ ,ahr nL
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FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-sToRE on, Thirteenth ca
~ street between Main aud Cary, with two ES&
rooms above and cellar underneath. 80.
BRICK STORE on Main street. NO. 1873 pc
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth, recently occu-
pied by Mr.. Charles NJ Bosher as grocery. y,ro.
BRICK STORE on Main street oel"een Aine-
NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE on Tweifh street
onposite Gallego Mills; splendid stand for the
Tnawrn SWELLING, with eleven rooms, and
garden OF two and half acres. on Iwenty-nin'n
between ~ and 0 street $780,. az, -, ,--s
and kitchen, on Twenty second between Leigh anu
NJ s,reds Amply to Blu. q GODD1E,
~ Real Estate agents.
-, ., 1878 Main street.
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&A a9
PICHMoND AND DANvrLLE RAn-
LII sROAD-EHANGE OF gCHynIr, n ~
and sfter SUNDAY, February sirt Id. he .sa
SENdER TRAINS on this road win be- nm n AZ :.
Gorwa WEST, LYNCHBuRG Pseszra,,.
leave Richmond daily Except sundays1 NJ \ \; 10
d.. arrive at Burkeyille 8. LH a. H., mat,AS::
close connections with trains on the Son.hs.ng
road for Farmyille, LynchburR, Bristol Enn.ooe
vile, Nashville Memphis, DC, &c. THRouaI1
a.toP. a. leave DanviIle daily at "a ?.
arrive ut Greensboro daily as E.1o A. a.. tn,t,;
close connections for all stations on he Ne.sgg
Carolina road both east and west Of 6reen,bnol.In
Charlotte, Columbia Augusta, and ali no;n,,,
Eouth. E"aA
GOING EAST, THROUGH hAIL AND >,
PRESS leave Greensboro daily at l. 20 A. Dr. .,a.z.
Danvtlle daily at $50 A. ID. arrive At Ric6more
daily At II A. Ia. LYNCHBURS PASsESGTTyT1SS
n. :; arrive at Richmond at s,soP.
Through tickets can be procured at the t,cs..
ONCE In Richmond 70 all important points aon,ts
and Southwest, and at Greensboro ana Dsnyili.s
all points North, East, and West. !"
THOMAS DODAMELD
leH ss1..## . Supertn tAndent
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CONFECTIONERkEs.

CONEECHEUNEE
TUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER
q NIAGARA, Is barrels Of Baldwin Apples 10
siua Lemons. We have also In store very select
stock Of canned Good5-such as Peaches, Toma-
toes, Green Peas, Pineapple5, Plain and Speed
Oysters sardlnes, etc loo whole half, and quar-
ter boxes Raisins, arabian Dates Figs In drums,
Pruues, Currants, Almonds, and Nuts ef all de-
scriptions; suta1a Raisins, Preserves, Tama-
rinds. etc. Our own manufactured and French
Candies comprise every article In tina. line, and
are too numerous to mention. Common and Fam
to order.
NH 10 ZIMMER Il CO.. 1913 Main street.
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Fob SALE.

iONE HUNDRED MULES ANDt
HoRsES just arrived and for sal. A
~ -: w orsce and BROAD streets, or j. GRAne
~ 2et IMoeHNsON'S stable, on Franklin street Also
~ ssle large number OF WAGON OF my own
manufacture. npurr
mn 2o-lms -a---4--.- So %. w ~ sr.@N.
TOR SALE CHEAP, FOUR ACRES OF
Il LAND on New Bridge road ana a, s ION Tan,
ING OF three rooms. STOREHOusE, four rooms
and basement, BARN, STABLE, &C.. suitable Tor
ina M n q 1Hu J. L. APPERSON.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
~~~.-o~-~SIc--~-~~-~
SPRING STOCK.
BoOTs SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. 1#I

I am now receiving my spring stock of' "a.
BOUTS. SHOES, &C to which I invite atten-
ton. l have just opened a beautiful line OF La
dies, Misses. and Children's Shoes and Caters
CT all the different styles. amongst them several
styles OF Coiored CATERS for misses and children.
have also just opened fine supply OF Boots
and Shoes for genlemen-latest styles.
Respectfully solicit call from all.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
1903 Main street, between Twelfth and thirteenth.
NH paw
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
DoLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Deposit your money and get interest. Do no,
keep It idle.
OFFICE CoRNEa MAIN AND WALL, No. 1900.
SECURITY UNDoUBTEp.
JOHN g. HOSaIEUX. President.
THOMAS 8. ARMIsrEAp. Cashier. IS 7S-am
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WTINTER SCHEDULE RICHMOND

VNTINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD. ON
and after "WEDNESDAY the Id December the
trains over this road will be run 80 follows:
Leave Richmond at A. 81. and a:7s p. n
Leave Petersburg at o:4S a. d.. and $50 Pm
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily a I:loP
n, and Petersburg daily st $40 a. Ill. tsunday,
ezcepteG).
The A. u. train will not leave Richmond On
Sundays, and the $50 z. Il. train will not Leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 3:as P. n.
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk -. Baggage checked .hronrh.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Clover Hill at A. NJ. and returning,
days, and Saturdays.
THOMAS Il. WYENE,
del superintendent
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THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
sold on MONDAY, Ap,il5 lsea, at4o'clock
T. 81 , the following property, to wit
Unc lot tleH TRAPS aud 81 UlCES,
One BOAT, In the river west Of Haxal &c
Cren:hdws mill,
ALSO.
One FRAME HOUSE on Oregon Hill,
The above sale IS made to satisfy An Nerution in
my hands in favor Of George L. Bloomer and
against rheodoric Nuunelly.
2-5t VILLA Il. TALL, H. c. &. X.
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TOR. RENT, that very desirably- ca
IT. located and acknowledgements two. Va
story BKICK DWELLING. with back bu,.ain NJ
Cyay formerly the residence Of j. w. Dennis.
but more recently of h. b. Boudar. Apply at a. eo'
Leigh street. an 80
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HALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMgg1

EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMEgT
II to the North, East, and west, Via the Rieh
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RS,ra.S-
carrying the United states msil twice daily. Eta.
trains.-The through trains on this road are no ~
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eias.s
streets IS follows: sIIa
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily at ILLS A. M., arriving 10 W.S.
ington at 6:t5 p. NJ, connecting WITH the ssri
afternoon express trains for the North, East an5
West, ~ua
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chair
attached leaves Richmond daily tSundaYs en- c.rt
ed) at Sis p. ~, arriving In Washington Al Il,
q. IL, connecting With the early morning train,
for the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop ~ Alexandria each u,x
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Millsoy,t
and all way-stations lesyes depot corner Broad
arrives at $50 A. II.
Through tickets and through baggage checks b
all principal points. :"
For further information and through tickets,
apply st the ONCE OF the company, corner Brosd
Snd Eighth streets, Shochoe Eill and at The uciet
ONCE, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent DEF
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TOR RENT, A BRICK DWELLING ca
X containing ten rooms and kitchen. on Ca IN
"a, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Apply at
,I.n Main street ap2-3t
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NOR RENT. A VERY DESIRABLE a

THOR RENT, A VERY DES1RABLEa
IL BRICK HOUSE situated on the east slice Htxa
of MAYO street between Franklin and Ross. re-
Gently occupied by B. Reecher, Esq. containing
all the modern improvements
Also STORE ard DWRLL1NG sltuaIed on
the no, tn side OF Main between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. ,.,
also n STORE and DWELLING situated on
t,o corner of DuvsI and St Stevens streets.
Also b PICK HOUSE situated on the aor s .
side OF Jackson between Fousheo ana ADAMS
streets. containing four rooms: kitchen, &c.
Also FRAMED HOUSE situated T on a me so snd
Tgenty-se cond streets, containing elk rooms aud
other convenieuces. ~.
Also. q LARGE FRAMED HoUsE, on MeGnan.
,.ksyiIio turnrike near Venable street, suitable
for two families. =,
Also. SMALL FRAMED HOUSE on Inc east
ss,a NJ saaond street between Clay and eigh
Also. a SMALL framed ROUSE situated on
Leigh, bet.eeen Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets
Also THREE STORES and DWELLINGS
situated on The north side Of Broad between FIT
teenth and Seventeenth streets. POSSESSION can De
an .4t Real Estate gent
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pETERsEURG Letter.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
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TOR RENT, PART OF J. H. AN-@
II thongs TEA SrOkE, corner Eigh h Lii
tits one Of the best locations for family grocery
in the city. 1t will be rented for any other bust
ness. Apnly TO j. II. ANTHONY, who has FOR
sale an assortment of good TEA and ROASTED
COFFEE. NH II
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gNOR RENT.-The subscriber, having q!

TOR RENT.-The subscriber, having I'D
rent his late RESIDENtr. No. l27 west clay
street, above Adams. The dwelling contains nine
large rooms, besides smaller ones and closets. TN
The premises are a detached Kitchen smt he and
coal houses and both hvdrant and we'll water The
grounds are spscious. handsomely improved and
contain variety Of choice fruits and flowers APP
plv between the hours Of and O'Clock at
Office corner or Tenth and Bank streets.
anl-atS Jim B. DAHFORTH.
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dor RENT, PARLOR and THREE ca
IL RED-R0nMS in q large house, plea AZ
family. Kitchen accommodations If desired. Ke-
Terences exchanged apply at los Cary street.
EOR RENT, large, handsome, we'll Ga
a finished HOUSE, corner Of Grace and ~
Foushee streets containing fifteen rooms with
necessary out buildings. Possession given 1st OF
JAMES L. APPEES0N,
NH os 2w No. 1c16 vain street.
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By A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

TruStee ana srt"'hI cOlHMlsblo
GRUBB5 q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. n
, 1869-05-25

transformed. The old dried-up basin Of
Lake Timsah has been again filled with
water from the Nile by a fresh-water canal.
Trees, shrubs, and plants of all description
grow rapidly wherever the soil is irrigated
and the artificial oasis widens fast. "Ac-
c~ompanying," writes q correspondent, "this
extraordinary transformation of the aspect
of the place, there has been a correspon-
ding change in the climate. At the present
time, Ismallia, during eight months Of the
year, is probably the healthiest spot.in
Northern Egypt" The mean temperature
for the four months June to September is
90; the following four months, 740 and
the four winter months, 45e. Until two
years ago, rain was unknown; but in the
twelve months ending April last there
were actually fourteen days OF which rain
fell and no later than Sunday last there
fell tremendous shower of rain, a pheno-
menon which the Oldest Arab had never
previously witnessed" Rain ceases to fall
on a country deprived fits forests, or only
falls in violent storms. Here we see rain
returningto the desert on restoring the trees.
Our contributor s'h." refers to the same
fact.
, 1869-05-25
Snmmnritatiun.
To the Editor Of the "St. Croix Avis"

We are sparang on Coal, and hewmg DOM
all our trees and underwoods for burning,
uhilst ue are burning our rain, we are Span
a0rds! Sir John F. w. Herschel enumerates
among "the influences unfavorable to rain,"
absence of vegetation in warm climates,
and especially of trees. This is, no doubt,
"contimues hc," one of the reasons of the
extreme aridity Of Spain. The hatred of a
Spomiord toward a tree is proverbial. Many
districts in France have been materially
injured by denudotion Carl of Lovelace on
climate, etc and, ON the other hand, rain
has become more frequent in Egypt since
the more vigorous cultivation of the palm
tree -h.-HI
, 1869-05-25
TUESDAY, 25rH MAY 1869.

In connection with our remarks OF the
evil of telling trees, published in this paper
of the 18th inst, we beg to place the fol-
lowing very opposite remarks before our
readers as something worth considering.
We copy from the London Paper "Pdblic
Opinion"
CLIMATIC CHANGES THROUGH THE AGEN-
cY OF Mantle ground on which stands
Ismallia, a town of 5000 inhabitants, and
the headquarters of M. de Lesseps, was, but
a few years since, the British Medical Jour
nal reports, a dry sandy desert, on which
rain was never known to fall. All is now
, 1869-05-25
THE Packet Edition Of the Cleaner, May 81
CUBA.

The news from Havana is to the 9Th
April. There had been several skir-
mlshes with the insurgents, but with no
remarkable results. Colored volunteers
were modifying and organizing under
white officers. A battalion of free blacks
was also being organized. The Toz de
Cuba approves of the organization of CO.
lored regiments, and adds that the colored
people favour Span and have always
repealed the offers made by the insur-
gents. Letters had been received from
San Juan de los Remedies, giving par
~ticulars of the massacre of Sonora Are
, 1869-05-25
/, M. So B.. Prindsens- Gade,

l, w. So B. Prindsens- Gdde,
according to the %tax-list belonging to
George Robertson and others.
2, NJ. 10 Dronningens- GGde,
belonging to Ann Irwin.
3, NJ. 9 IOrUe- Gade,
belonging to Mary Ann Moreton.
The Auctions will be held at the Auc-
ton Office, at which place the conditions
of the sale and the appraisements may be
seen, as follows; on the property entered
sub Mr.. /, Thursday the 18th Of June, Isl Of
July and 18th Of July nert, II o'clock noon;
on the property entered sub Mr.. 2, the same
days, l o'clock p. m, and on the property
entered sub Mr.. 3, the same days, 2 o'clock
p. M.
Auction Office Frederiksted May 25th
1869. G. SARAUW.
On Monday the 31st May at y O'Clock 2. M.
the following plays will be performed at
CRAFTSMANSHIP BARRACK:
"INT r I G E r. N E"
and
as OIL LOTE r."
Tickets for Front-seats at SO cts. Child
rem % cts } and for Back-seats at 25 cts
can be had from the Sergeant-Majo Jensen
at the Barrack from Thursday the 9th inst.
and in the evening at the place of perform
ance at the ticket box.
, 1869-05-25
THE "AVIS."

Strisiiaassra, 81. Sruix,
, 1869-10-23

Wtssra. hctrsntase. te-~t.. the eIcreath u,thS
~ = o.iit!. \ T. 1-y. I'll. Eva:l 0. Irps;e,.s Il
49, "a1As
;t- it nadstnra hy The B.r os Trustees Of the Town
u fear FAfk. thAt 70 r,neh. xnd KS {: ,t{ ms
IT,: y-ix 'eSt md INr.,v hv< -. FrNnsh!7 Ink
tFtttat tsh SotfH Ratsr fanztrco Hs,, ~..t II tha
::s:st ri,tGa mc:: 4,sn sEd seesi Tht:,J yl Yu
t..'r Thirty So KAete Flis.n III Sos: n 10
town ct Hsde Park- dtr<rih-i a. i.IloE., +, ~,r:
b.:I& ssiip ot Lard dry, six *. t.rs u VIII
fr;'. cs7t!r tnr The East ant ".-t tt.e ots
in. neink e tbe e.. hne o. TIC hn, IT. Ueatsl E,-
t..rr e irke Sehis.a 'r: aud thu .s.nci. h':rby.
Win The t.;x:,cpe Ct The sh.rttr ): .a;a :iwn t,r
rc'o+ss e r. rees I'D th,t sh eIen-t I'D q
nj q the e1teni Of the tentt!s Ftstis ftu1
esr tnFso<tnaeL upoe the fral estate specially b+no
E:ed thereby In pcItt1a IL :Ac oe-cEt3 fetl:ut
tAc1ct II rexrJ - may 6--
sna. uhtEt.s. tAc nuaer.ieDei the duly elected
to IiAke .h aa.xratlnt
c nseEr ll:ld By aAtA ,trActas 1-tl7.Ier:
S"w th~ssf'rct p1hasr tHt1rr hcrrhy ftT<1 to m
r. t1on. Hfc3l1{s thai tEe 4ts cilr~l
VII inert "a tsr sStn day Of uesca lN. ns II ttEf
T. fn ct thst dAy, At the hosc ii a7cl w. ~ alt in
ste fAtk. lug til. sutpo4r o{ uAktaf tie sIlss
e'hten: lasea hy The folcxpf2x rztin.2e~.
liEtt W WAITE
In EKAT,
h. Hu;UE.
, 1869-10-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

$780, FR1pA1 EvHSrso. OF =
1s s.ss e. Il ss @ E E I'D s' ~ H. Z ~ /, :.
c.sse Md eLet 70 tho usua earee Of storAEt, unAs
Igi Il q ~ r.. :a,: s:s!
10 II. d s +. ii fe s aa
Eet!un; rE.ds. sIe plenty md sc .:.ssy; Wc11n:e:
5lc. e,l,nou q ades iNa:se SALES Vi Is pkss Il So.
ic i Fl < Il. 81 i d "a is,a. s :;
AZ: 81: !. s;@i
T. s;s:pt W., ,Ar, M
sssa, 4e: tHi.s"n !, e: isdss Z. o.. Fit Ri.
NIL u n *: a fe;e.. ss' iaa.sI.
nRt Usi G0irs -E@ec.,c Il. IL: .hsrpca II aoo
~ NJ demand "a. .str md Il. ns;te' ,ntei ii:.n
esndien. III .S sussis Il .s,eA a ~ ~ su"a' aud
~; s 6 n ~; Il; i 4 sio9
m S:e.s .r
!iec. and pste. being hrli w.th Errst hrmn,r.
Wy + Sss III .efsf ''l4' .'
81! i & W.. ~. ::5 shf II any
rne sna . srn ,rrit, "tt,fnss' The foi's .,ns
Il i<S r. ,..< 's: et e,! ' '"ar t4s 4ss
IA III, ,i1;st n;45; Snsl sS, i;
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ft:G~wsse il d:u.nt aud w.se saisf1e i ssss3s S
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,s,,E rr. ard ercu f'ttls ard r1c, .1:c. ire
w~ strtatn+d. :t~a APT Ict tn lsrec H1r1c, bu
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t"lLhirs iLe .se' .aes ! x,!>t whsa r. ssht,i
tlts I-f tstfs1aAy attt..a.1r e7ie1 with tkr bark
t, "f H.: strait, ri lsrt NA.htnetac. 1huFsIsf
titat The 10 Sh,s lo-t s:l E!,s-,sn knir!snc:a;
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wHh s.ls: 1.*,s We uaete to !e.sa the 4rnsse
ehst&Es d hk tEt hAlk- Fl.
tar.clE.- 1he txh M'.er Ar.rro-. r.sea:t,
sfs.sr. eHIetted NJ this rott s,u.s t!9t to dat
SEtsE, NFr.,1hc eehtone: AlEor1. Eheh wtos
srh'Tc 1t h!ts'x Ile swine len A4 AID rrcl1ed
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*s.r IL probably hn& syer-d tlAl
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t:,: ses a.,. tnec disnsst.1- !, i, have hes ssst
hack 10 But:Ale. Tic onandAkA was ,.,aud fer Chi
s<rTIIIn--A esea.a hshtsr h<l.neins to A'uAsr.:-
tE'e, Nhl.h u ~ entaEet tshfeT1nx gath tn sntne
tss.rs 1t kue-silIr day t~u sl:kr. caught u
the I!eals1s A.d 70 .vTri 'e1Hs daatse. scas:tsal
A<+ nr 7HE HARaE THaIx hHiA-fhe iM:Fr
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kE.- N Iste Atchisan s-rrra, daxs So. Was iason
.ehrsr eEd hceafne totl ia>% She hekost 20 u .n
k&stA'aa u ErAnd MAyrn. aud lnsnltl r.: k1t.0
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euuseeuetEt tf;csu year Oh Her tatt Hai aeout