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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

THs OsYpse Of Ers. Willis Coziing Kftss Fifteen
YeAys' InterMeHt-YRs Pssrsfastisa Of
5 Capt. Ceay.e
TO the Editor of the Sun:

TO the Editor of the Sun: s4t 30.
SIR: The recent affirmation of Pre- fes-
sor H. A. Ward, of Rochester { n. I J
University, 4" that there is no single in
stance on record of fossil or petrified
flesh,' is strangely subyersive of the truth
in many we'll authenticated cases. record
ed in the newspaper presses, and well
remembered to this day by hundreds OF
the most intelligent and reputable citi-
zens resident where the discovery of
these phenomenGs took place.
The instance recently furnished you
from Canestota, N. Y. Of the petrification
of the body of Capt Cady IAN old and
known resident of the town of Sullivan, y
revives and reclothes with all the
freshness and vigor of Yesterdays
incidedt, the exhumation of the body OF
Mrs. Willis Cowling for re-interment in
the new cemetary just erected and com
pleted in the city of Richmond, Va, thir-
ty-five years ago
The deceased lady, the wife of one OF
the largest manufacturers of that city
was buried in the grounds attached IL
the Methodist Episcopal Church. After
the lapse of several years Mr. Cowling
in the interim having married again and
the second wife dying, determined t.
bury both wives in the new cemetery
and had the body of the first wife
exhumed. The unusual weight of The
coffin, exacting the force and power Q,
several men to remove it, and tht
extraordinary preservation of the wood
of which it was manufactured, induced
the friends present to investigate tht
astounding phenomena, and with that
sole object in view, opened the coffin
when, to the utter amazement Of every
beholder, the body was found to be pet
rified in its entirety daguerreotypfng not
only the general contour of the face, but
lining each individual feature with such
perfect accuracy as to be easily and dis
tinctly recognizable by every friend
present, Notwithstanding the Intervention
of fifteen years between the burial OF
the body and it's exclamation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

A noted Western express company
prints on its shipping receipts that it will
not be liable for "any loss or damage by
fire, the acts of God, or of Indians, or
otter enemier of the Government"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

wWTM BTCKHCUT would inform the citizens
~ efKeneeha and vicinity shat he has opened
new barber chop over James Mathews store,
where he will be found ready to attend all cAsto-
mers in the line OF shaving, hair cutting dyeing,
shampooing etc. Give me cab and try me- 70
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

Freddy, fair haired youngster of four
summers, the other day after being for
sometime lost in thought, broke out thus,
addressing his father
"Pa, can God do anything?"
eyes, dear"
"Can he make two-year old colt in
two minutes?"
"Why," said the astonished parent,
he would not wish to do that Freddy"
"But if he did want to, could he?" in
sisted Freddy.
eyes, certainly, if he wished to-
"What in two minutes ?" 'sWell, then,
he wouldn't be two years old would he %
The old gentleman collapsed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

Professor Dana, Of Yale College,
has recently been making critical
examination of the Quinnipiac salt
meadows, just outside of the city Of
New Haven, and as the result of
his labors he reports that this region
was once the broad and inner harbor
of New Haven bay. He says that
if the sea should set back over the
land it would make harper whose
bepth would be nearly forty feet at
high tide; for the tides at the present
time rise six feet at North Haven,
which is six miles north of the pres
ent mouth Of the Quinnipiac, and
extend at least two miles further
north. In making the track for the
Air Line Railroad, which was for
nearly mile and a half across these
meadow dats, the piles were driven
in some instances forty feet before
reaching solid bottom.
National debt reduced $8,000,000 in
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

A Trenton On. j. paper knows
of an enterprising colored man who
devised a petition addressed to the
Common Council of that city, asking
for an enlargement Of the schoolhouse
for colored children. 1t occurred to
him that the signatures Of certain
white folks might be seryiceable, and
he applied for and obtained large
number. just where the laugh
comes in is, the petition commences,
eve, the parents of colored child
ren,'' etc. Wasn't it horrid?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

The manufacture CT glass eyes in this
coaatry employs six hundred men.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

The records of English coal min
ers show that the direct loss Of life
by accidents in them, is on an aver
age one for every sixty-seven tons of
coal mined. 1t is estimated that
in the Schuylkill coal region of
Pennsylvania three lives are lost for
every one hundred thousand tons
produced, and that the annual sup
ply of coal for the United States
costs four hundred and forty-two
lives every year, besides two hun
dred and eighty seven severe iniu-
ries.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

~ @. BALDWIN, Homeopathic Physician
y and Surgeon. Once apd residence at FeHnoy-
RS water cure. Chronic &seases treated. Calls
promptly answered, day or night. vSo-S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16
NFr. Beecher's share IN IL.
Henry Ward Beecher, with all his

from the CalcaSo Poet.
Henry Ward Beecher, with all his
eccentricities, has never been so
sharply hauled up before the public
as he is now for his share in the
Richardson Mcfarland marriage. -
There is not vicious or disreputable
paper in the country that does not
attack him as the willing abettor of
bigamy, hence as criminal who
ought to be sent to the penitentiary.
Mr.. Beecher can afford to bear the
calumnies of his enemies in this mat
ter as he has borne them before, be-
cause the public we'll know that they
have their origin in political malice,
that his zeal for the success of Chris
tan principles in the government has
excited. In no sense is he to be
blamed for his share in the marriage.
It was not his duty to defer an an
swer to the request Of dying man,
until he could send out to Indiana
for the proofs of the ground upon
which the divorce was granted to
Mrs. Mcfarland, and then until he
could submit them to legal tribunal
of his own State. He acted upon his
information in the case; and though
the result may prove that he was
mistaken in the supposition that the
divorce would be sustained by the
laws of New York, he acted well.
Had he refused the request to per-
form the ceremony, the same men who
are now bowling at him for his COM
pliance, would have stigmatized him
as an unfeeling brute unworthy Of
the Christian name.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16
DOAN. Dealer In Dry Goods

8. Staple and Fancy Goods, all kinds of
Cloths Ready Made Clothing. Gents Furnishing
Goods. Hats and Caps. &C &c. Let it be remem-
bered that we keep nothing but frst-class goods
and further. will not be undersod in this or any
other western city. No. 5, Kimballs Block, Main
ST. Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha, Sept. 18th, 1861. 1y15
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16
IL. Cha owe Il
a. BURG ,

Has removed his Barber Shop to No. Main 81,
ee."5na door North OF j. Balleys Grocery. which
building he has thorUughy renovated and fitted up
bannv RI meet hie old customers, all who require
his services in the art tonsorIal.
Kenosha, JHne21, 1862. lVl14-4p
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

Johnson at the corner, has Whites
newspaper files for sale, Cali and see
them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

&c For Programmes and Bills requiring an unusual
amount decomposition, or for bordering ana othef
cxtra work reasonable charges will be made.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-16

National debt reduced $8,000000 in
November.
, 1869-04-07
Incrpaee, 1,E4-sd

Number of vesseis IN 1867 I'll; in 1852 &C.
Roar FRofERTY.-Tne Oswego papers ssate That
there IS IN that locality quite an aet1.e movement
chased new hoata, and arc making other rrepara-
tions for the coming season Of caaal business
commeuced m to WEAKEN q On Xonday md win soon
rtnes T~fs THINKS It n1ay not be possible to open
usuai. M T But II surerintendent m Woodrun has eferJ-
thing in readiness to make the neceSafy repairs A.
ne sssst g2s'nle msens: 1 nna a. shsud ,na ~
ter through with the utmost expedition Perhaps
Mondxy, April 19sh, wiH be the of'cning day
weather OF the past few dAys bare melted the
Snow, and water In the Buffalo River has rapidly
risen rro!nt ing SUFFICIENT xoinme 70 drt ne lse
properly wsa damaged except by oye1loWtnQ tna
low !ands along the lake shote. By Ibis sudden
se ne PSnee1 max ~ oash IL rsss
ure Of Ice, causiDg the iron chains TO drav tae
piles to which she was fastened away from the
dock.
THx 81. LAwRKsck-Tne Ice on the r.ver near
/ Kingston Is hourly becoming more seacherou',
and ice-boats have already s3sen ne risee o.
| Cape Vincent A few days more Of she present
| warm weather wnl suspend the sr1yel asross the
ake untl The sletghs and .se-,os:s a.s = REPLACED
tie ferry tx At made her ltHt TIP " Cape vincent
on the 3lst Of ths present month, st1 daJs earlier
thar tas gsSns ysas ut III, ~ 1fr M net IL
yEsM TRASsyKna-The following sales Of yes.
bare been Iec9sds u Hs,s sn6ets C1ssom oos ~
Eugene Smith 10 Alfred Cheseslrorxh and Henri
Fal.. 3l7.ooo: brig Mariner, By Hiram . Brown % %
n1ef and1er B1os nsos t. Hndsoa d a q q
tng DarL By H. II. Danard to Miller, g. 900: one
fourth steam barge Allzcna4 Louis Chatantan 70
thi1a % Sow y XaTy Amela. by John r. Muid 70 wm,
T. uurd and Thomas ken, 8, ,ooo.
filanchszsi. Of he tog ". b seott TOOK he sound
ings Of the CuyahoEs River: They found rhs
water IN good condition, # being 81 - averafs
lnade for shout thousand feet into the laks from
the end Ct the pera- Tie bar vas found about 81
fect frum the end Aud In line with me east pier
which ss, was not isss shan = fe1 o. w.
from il to IS feet xhlch y m e5t1aos,itns, :!
iae west channel ls is feet, ID The middle H. and
tte eakt 1a. FeHses entering tho ha4tor shouia
tate The west channel until they get 1at1iJ IN Fhei
ryer, Is there u shallow place on the weH ski
nom 1o9 to Il feet, Ind considerable amount Q
Fooa aepth 'Di II lie 9s vs. p ,ae rTe1 - M
!. s0undln9s we're made At the mouth Of the OIL
river bed the lowest stage wns found 70 Re lo1{
7sK feet, which is better than haa been known 70
FR1Gu7a-Thee Is as Jet no life visible IN tn
market for grain and lumber freiehts Al this rolat
ssss but sas 81 se = i
equtvalent to lec 10 Bunalo- 4 vessel has bee.
char,errt to carJ soo 600 feet Of timber, onl aua
opening r1te on humber between the saIne point
G; from AuskeFun mad Grand Haven 70 Chi19q
sao0aseo; teonto to Chicago, $500 & %
d vll consequent, b Be brought here for son'
, 1869-04-07

HAT-The pcss ri rrath rk thr cF<naa< oi nav1sA-
tinn Prospect It nestrt shippns demand hAA
impaired ftrcr this arkr*- had dtnk totEe-.1
fTxr have AtFAnced 1otts H. 70 Y<r rec ~ T<taAd hay
The leesl drnAnd v t.ir. snd undes tosdeIsse
Tcts Oh s1aek - fo3o~t: T.cta,- toskG and hrairs
.srd. slko"411o: aH*hy 'rs sT~: 81 a1; ~ saH :.
fr1I.4c l4sr r--sArd e osA o. ttnosAJ. to.e %
w.Enn- AMhbAn %: psatIsc- lot,s. o. WaEsa, &EooS
HIpES-Reertvcd SAN -: sa;;ted ;, - - Isest
Il 4 Ad Mnarraie inquiry fr kxas ss9ek f.'ta %
arnand trim .sy au.5ef nd Hsdsr s1s1aas NJ asr
Ma Ae Law 4 than On The date et lAst wrtky
virw. Teft Il tt1c nothing 8eiaF IN Dr. ana
liz N The .p:taa .c:a1rst: G:r-n ha.Saer.s tk
IIStsi.s.e: Errn s.hct cazrds hcavJ, 1iAii1e 9ren
aAlfa rsn enrex Hs4tAlaes caA. 1sA}se: eTeen
tlss Eta lt dry tnt oAs+e. dry tatrd- trimmed
.xADe: f-ubby and aseA tHpfhfss XXX: hzAnde
h3deA, 10 Itr errt c3-
IRON AND sTEn-Itsc inquiry for lFnn was rnnd
eratety taser. md sasee veto ls.d 1esd q pFroe,
, 1869-04-07

The House Committee on banking and Currency
have agreed to-day upon till for the red!strtbu-
ton Of The currency. which eeens TO be In It's main
points the same as the one passed h5 the Senate
last week. md which requires the circulation 10 be
taken from banks In States having IN excess over
what they arc entitled 10 on the basis Of b1si-
ness, capital aud population It Is
somewhat doubtful II Congress passes any I'LL for
the better distribution Of the circulation privilege
during the present session. 1t Is apparent that
the present scheme Of taking the currency from
the Eastern States would greatly disturb the bus-
ness Of that section Of tho country, and 1t will,
therefore, be strongly opposed In the House, and by
the intuenee Of tho New England banks. The
rlan Of Senator Wilson, OF Massachnsetta. offered
es an amendment to the Senate Finance Commit
tccS bIll, presented better method for equaltznS
the currency privilege, bJ aasung 80 oo0 900 Of nd
ditionA national currency. and Withdrawing an
equal amount Of grccnbacts Let the precedent
be set that the proportion Of grecn-
backs mad National Bahk notes Is 70 be
changed 50 that the former shall be dImlnlRhed,
Within certain limit and the Litter increased
Then, II eyer the business Of the country really
demands greater aggregate circulation, It will be
furnished by the banks, and every move toward
increasing the circulation would be q more nearer
grcenbacks diminished.
Below orc the closing quotations for government
! bonds IN New York to-day, compared With those
Of yesterday, md With those Of the corresponding
day Of last year:
, 1869-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Head ONCE of the q. s. Fire tx
1fncpISher C0mpAnY4

No DEI-Et- NEW f0f3, MATCH 1t- 4s3sk
The Frr E1ttne ne1Aher Co beg to inform the pub
Ec thAt thy End erstzta pAsties IN Chako and ess-
Fbere sfs ndearo1inx Introduce to The pnole m x
tnspsher c11sd tbs RAbeoek." Eztinz fhAt nas dlE
Ing the ra.t 1eAt sRvpd lsTec nInuna q propGty anh
rrodusIns ee4t6catts ADD testimonials tn pfoI Innss
Aa1e eetl6eatea md tesEronala z1o the psopatF q
thls company. who have rox been King their Eth
xu3khers for nearly three yeaa. duIS l'th time hun.
dreds Of fses hzse bern c1ttnsais!a snn nisons ot
aollars' worth Of property saved 1hse paftes have
,atety obtaipeA nsw md what tnuA Ahd1uy pEors
WORTHLESS maehtr. the hope to eees sales ot the kano
Gu TIC reputation gained hy E1ns1sheF. In ens-
6rmaion of tho above a5 ths1 the patent VA
on.v obtained - w be hy the plascs OF the A-
etires,, on the 9Th af August 1s and up % JaonaE
l. 1sa not ere oI thrse machines bad beea soid and u
ths ers1nt tine accidental Tire hAa been Put out ~t
cpt nf thrm
Tbc following tsora the Detroit pAy T-is Of the -
March! Ill terd to Ahon the ~aue OF TIC H1oead Ex
sinE,1isher.
-FRI E11NoUuHEh-YestefdzyA practical ltat q
the u g. FHe Kxtfnn1ishcr, wa Made II the loot o.
HesiIu sLj in The D. u K r. y1Id IN the pf.senes
d many prouInr1t cil1eEs md railrnad ofdeAla
fa1ne fIrtnrc ercetcd frr the Pupose- partially nnfs
With thxvf1S1 md saturated with keEptene OIL va o.
eu I'm, aud after burning etren Or t3SHt minutes.
which tins VIZ n aolaza The k1tinknsnti tpp1s r ~
eho1t spaee Il one minute nd Thirty secones The rtn
| va hoNn& Ga1e at ht ttnt
~Tb14 morning at hzH past 10 otaosk. parties t.n
| Chkaso fMr D1rldeon3 With four ot the Hso.TE ~
made A # hen nsen "a r. saf sas
al they etasts, tbs building VA conxaned 70 Ats't y
minutes. The weather cat1 and scsved 10 eoo" u
| coutra4t bctw cen the two patents-'
, 1869-04-07
BILIOUSNESS.

Tbs veE L tha zsest siand In III, body and The uost
Important rt the reetre osBan+. except thr
which seerrtes the g.stEc jucc-the anid which ds-
.otv,. III. food When It fails perform sts tunca
the waoie ~ yseu rucs Its peculiar Office Is to takt
surx,,hundsnt carbon of the blood This csrbon Z
ruites With othcE eiementA and therrhE forr14
thc h,tte. duid called hiss which Il pocEn tato TIA
up1es bowel land ksrally facilitates tbs
prreses of dIsct3on md exc1etaau- When thd
liver docs net work, the bfe has to ta taken ont Of
The blood hJ tne Hdnc5s: and hence, In bilious ds-
ordey the rg4ne Il Of deeP Yellow sair. The kline
bogev canuot dspaac Gf al tho h3a nd enose1utuf
IT, much Of oezez through the surface Of the bod5 Ev
NJ the sku ead the whites Of tie eyea thaf taon tin
With one of the mcst noted Eympapsnac c3 edisoTAe
l1FeE. It d Ahsoiuteiy
, 1869-04-07
INDIGESTI0N... DYSPEPSIA

Progress h2s It's penattes- A. The world adFanec6 III
r4x,.skbn IL ht<caea oos Ia axurooa snd TIC fa1nse
ing Of the body sprrArs b u.epshae aeeonpaas
ment Of the cultivation of the mind 1hn ought ZOE 70
t but It L. and no Argument cna alter The faes though
wholesome aivce and jndieeus precautionary Aad 9eu
aI, trrx.u, mar 1uitl6asc tho eEu. Sa1axes we afc
told are not troubled with dyspcp4 but thia dettn "a
open to doubt Pziv.don md hasashiR - well - asa
living and dissipation, casruaer The dheass and L
would tht.ttsc that the u1Aa Of the
tott Ope thing however. l. crrtA1n-ln no elatf! m
der bcaven /. It perralert aA IN th@ United stae
Herr TIC disease hAs hcene do1nr*catea: % oo
foune in atout every hcrschold; Ind consequently
, 1869-04-07
city Politics.
Twelfth Ward Republican McctfnE
Cali for a Meeting.

A meeting Of Republicans Of the Twelfth Ward
WIS held at LIE corner Of klnzie and RuekeI
EneetR, last evening, for the purpose Of otgsn~
izinE Ward Club. The attendance Was very
large A temporary organization wns effected by
the election OF Alderman J. Il Carpenter Chair
man, nud George Knox Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed Asa Wulfams A
F. Minor, Geo. IL 13olc, William II. Lawrence and
A. p. Kline committee to report permanent
Officers.
The committee subsequently reportc,s the fol.
lowing. President Hon II. IL Miller: Vice freSt-
dent, Alderman J. H. Car1cutcT; Secretary, "
sJaInlson; Treasurer, II. D. Buchanan; Executlv
Committee, n. G. Maeill, Gilbert Uleson. IIenr
1IllIigau, Joseph Harris, Clark Gc!b, 4 F. Minor
Moses Reinenan-
Speeches werc then made By Hon IT,. D. Miller.
Judge Knox, Alderman Carpenter Rn1 othera4 at
The cQpclusIun OF which the meeting a 1l0urned.
TTEETIETH WAND
The Republicans Of the Twentieth Ward arc re
uuested to meet at II. 4 Eaufnan't, No 16o
Michigan street th!s evening; g. 8 clock ior the
purpose Of organizing . new Ward Club according
To the new uuitA All Republicans who arc not III
favor 81 -"cs and cliqucs arc requested to attend
, 1869-04-07
Roste{tel's Stomach BiteTs,

In ordE to render the eystem u1aafs1rf'ns. n1nst
h ndo, ~, y1ttb ezra ssxnr as pct In II respects, In
pcrfeet order To eject thse abjpcta TN BitseH NUS
le 1t1ostet to-
Rx1itens tever It i nsrny believed may be a.tatn-
nrotceti,r ur,p..asaon The disorder II already n
,osr.s II should be taken bekE~en she bot aEe. ~
he pusc u up to 15aoe - dstnx bot ss would oe
Of cou1.t be prudent administer the tooe asu' o11
WIEN pscetrapn Oh. md the pulse thtn aod ieo
IL il NAV he rtve with raj sdraataee and aswz
The patient ID rpcov< <1n9 csos os to
s.svckth Indeed In al eaAes II c1uvaEesecce thts
powerful hut harmless tonie should b sedntItr1rd /.
| il the safeat q eli - The beat Of fat1-aureA
, 1869-04-07

IL fas1 y eo!, teefessnf fzc1hes Tor rAass
tioa nd tfsva. sauaunaaitoo 6y telegraph aha '3
TLrfp aTe very few auto& towu bHy11 q G.3 Eubb
to The market Easte7n dea11 40 ~ fow T Il
psoaae But l ,obbsss asst T. Fse5ss r., ot tas
et.scfs ii esunt tne1chart& But the e9PPy n Htst
hauds il teins very slowly Tedoen.Ten ledh ens .rt
nse.taE Jobbng ard rrtaa stock II rsneWea x x
urrmral: and, with . 4ttinSenf money EAtAe- e-e
tende13r1 of 1sfsee il Fener1ly dovnwkrd
s3. .. met sl: ~ 1F1 seng e. liz snHoa.
10 I'll Gut not willing to rske euy Atsr ~ e
Sono iavoaitr tsnn.ts Of both brown Hoa n.e1In "a
hss erzIde4zty aeenmnAted Standard bspwn s.s taSs
inks p!enty and dali = lS9i61e 91S fter la
mikes are k<i1aS 1t The outside F1tc Enc pSuHH SIa
tr~ qntet and shading" -. t.s.-
BustltA yesterday and fod1y WI qalet u1. etS,
wcr H1a In theit rte~s Il the following
-[tr
, 1869-04-07

Words OF Wisdom
70. Yovns Men On the Rulns Passion IN Youth 8ra
F.r1- W.nbood. With SELF uKLP for tbs esrins AMI
unfortunate Sent in seAed letter envelope tres q
charge Ada.t+a HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bex T
pit .1strbia N~
, 1869-04-07
Hostettel's Stomach Bitt5Es

So tharuuehly reinfotes both the constitution md the
s1ettve and sJ1ter. to Erdcs tho holy e'
ps.styely turu1neFahle to the unxhso1nn ioancnerS
which p1us-zte 1aay t.oaszah On oed4 Of acE1'ess
ia rzsious parts q The wat It an acsous Of The Je
AZ N nyisusatnS, regulating nod restorative pepAa.
tiop tuitcd 70 n aiaie4 md to III tonitokccssst
stands alone AMONG modern mca1dneA L IA the "niS
tonic ct whch The stimulating perfectly ptnS
1ta basis II the esatiat principle Of sound ia
hy AnalytleA1 chemists md HDdcai Aeatoess u ~.
the most genial ad hazIcA of c1udfts which beionS
to IL u tt comes from the manufacturer bcdozs has
rsed h the eosnpo4tton Of The Htteta Tho Atcaa*c
corrective and restorative properties Il tht
arc dc1vrd exclusively from roots aad paaas, no III
turs of whkh sre acfnouieaecd by phazuseensss md
rhsbcau4 Aad which ofteu p<csfha scpAt1tel3 p1
The profession .crcr. kn~eve1, ~ese tcan iar1haf*e
vegetable axenta combined for prcvstve aad reaedaA
| pu1poses, until the h grian ooNpaund
, 1869-04-07
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

fCEEnA1 EyXYIx9~ April &
Thc ktpk9a4 {eAtf 1f The dty 6,o1 snatfet tcfnato
the s.sne a. totrd IN our isa 1e<ly reTtV The a.
tendance of bu,css va taf. md roodsf7sfty aetye
he 4AIns the seek ptrezdtaE 1hetF wA hettrf
demand fat csEpestnsa nd hEtI.eT feeling yE mani
frsfcd Ttr Hoetnn f.sAfvetal bA4s.A, a SAtrraat,
hss The t,c1ne Etl.s'!e 70 The n.1et :, sh.; gia1
oo. !n lie dry f,ods tt.3e The latter sar Of March
snd 61rt Il Atr IN fruscr tstacs. mssfrd stEJ ass
scsan stEnak l-th :ultsf1 aIa tnrasa h.ta1s- III:
\ ~ iht aaI.r:s II trade ~rsy dEr.cu The 'TEtEk
LuliLG4. Ai1sfcEtls cf<t. lsses eAch d3cad!as year
, 1869-04-07
Ncw York BreAdstufRs, Provtsion
nnd Grocery Markets.
Special Despatch to The Chieafo Trth1nc
Ncw York Dry Goods Market.

coming more Ac1iye II generally steady sHtes but II
saHe slisht eonss.ion o. ssEtaia hg.nds Ths PsgoT
atS rud1eed 10 she sa,nc pEce Yasf sssianades ~
seine 1awn . q H.mpacn g r. and Mhst,endeo
styIS II i3 Otber ieaing uE1es Of rrtnta ate tens
Il le{Alsrc Ginehanu Inactive: held trlstiTely hisa
srr in tsttrr rrauess II sa17o for Thoua. DlAns:
{or Sita;11A; for Ri.of md q 70 for otA
Nnna In gtprt1i still ne1l1tE slowly NJ low aud Gn-
rrotshle prieea L4dit' Ba,noEa skirtA s..eh 4 tho
SeIodprde. made by Wilcox ca. sc1 II $soeo PEI
duIro uet, nd &E1-d regular.
, 1869-04-07

AndFuturr Prosr<<es IN Life clearly revealed by Pr
RSpbnei ~ M Eat AAAtsonst- szAtT1 He Entdte
n ho sEe nnsatesstu u ufe 70 e1nnenee wealth and
hsrrfres C0nsnt4tf,u ice Il Send twertvhvc ctnts
Rts Gutdn 10 ueshh md LoaF Life" His ecs.,las
sboq{ winnins The affections u the orpo sex VIII b
n-,ls Eratts With It,
, 1869-04-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

TCExpAT EyEx1x6. Arr!lA
The following t1baes thF thr daily rrcrtrts and shn
n.cnt, Of live stock during wevt up this evening
n rrrorsd by tht Setfz3y Of the pulon Stock Ards