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, 1869-12-08

The following grain has been receired since the
above tane Kas male up: l+e clsA wheat, 23 CARS
coEn 20 CATS oats, 2 cars re, and 2 cars barley.
Total 1s5 carr, Or ,ct1 bu.
There MAS moderate attendance on Chlngo
to-day. but \ doll act Of markets in Rra.n, With
lower prices MI round, owing to The accumulation
OF stocks at this Pont7 with Eo increase in cnry-
luR saci!li:cf, and an ahsence OF shipping inquiry
Eghnfnes werc quiet, hu5e1s and sellers oetnz
e~ e apart IN thetr TteNs during the greater part
{! The tss*or, bnt closed d1lI and nominal at sa1
SIC, the outslre for iron-bound p.ckasea The
following soies were reported, ali made early; u
bIls ut 96c; 1G0 btls At SIC, sad ~ bris IN iroo
LDopa 1T CSC.
D1essed hogs were ttreHstar, and less actlre,
heavy weights t'eioR IN fair reqoes, aud nrm at
ssssh412s7A, while light lots veto duh and low
II III &1at{s145n. The market closed ut 1t4s5a
~ - for good lets dividing on ep0 ra Total saes
o:s hcad,
fTcsssiors werr orc Active and nrmes, the mar
fet opcL!rg weaf, Int Improving uuier fair de-
lhnd, c.ottcE With ea!es at outstda prices The
eAp,cssed views Of dealers offered widely, &C.
ccrdtng Is they were buyers or seliers- Tue mar.
ket has been very ttfong during The past week,
GwlfE to fea1s Of short crop Of hogs, but weak.
cred Oh AoadaV under full supply Of tie lire
material, and bas not yet recovered III former
Atrtogth. The majority OF operation hare been
ttealy predcters Of lower prscea but, Thus far the
1870 ...a.s " uoss nase Ioe oeen !!se enooRa 70
WV sso.s' ~ 1uo ~ paeAses nsse oeen
''oGssa ~ ~. taeta W u" @aes 9. proauc' maze
s..n ~ 'Ee Aeaeou' aug spesa'at'e movement
No. go s.a CO. ~ pe'A' "tu !ol ta's leasop'
F.nso w - laSt " = iaa export oemsad iof
lsrc, heavy hors ruled nrn to day, while lighter
orts. kot su'red 10 the manufacture Of :nesa port
Mtto auA Aoo !nNf.. ioos5 sne nasket
s,oss" ncmlpA =. s's'" Nv, :" lor nets po1k: 90
teuet .s"usl1' sshn' " sea1et fsoiuef5, ssi.oo:
nsss o4''nAt' e.o,o, pstn'e 1nesr' szo oFaS' w.
@ eaua plnue' ~. W. - ~: funps ssA"s-an;
4Mo, - 49, ~ .tue. 1Aaaa.s' lsAf.lsHc; 10
seuef feo1uaf1+ 4stteis-c =. T. Cos caddJ
"tu "As quotea NJ 9ASs1le' eraea shoulders,
~ Kee1* *ouHn Aae. lsAc' green snost f:os.
.tTs. k.een u"ns' "ie!e' ha9eo eaouidetf,
" e.oes, - uo toost ros,
s+a'4t.s, w ooioe1 Nua ntooes' Vac, packeds
=. ~ p.a.1 l.ns' IVY. loAS. neas eee', stI"Se
Go ~, ,AaA meeA Ut = s.AoV@iao"; tailo~, w
moHa stease' Nsse' 5eao" grease sS'S
!y'' ru.ae NC s.e.ser 1s%elsc- saes were report
eu VI ~" ps.s aAa HeSa Sso0: 20
, 1869-12-08

thickness, Constituting m ar,nor ,,,,to, ,-s,.>
| Intended to tuata her ms mn,t ,rn,ns,,..'S v
| Of any nats, wht1e her ,,c,m,rt =. .'., P4o eap
tho hea.iest vet sti<mntxa f,e,n1 - ~ ~
| senc. n, .nv s.x ~. tN1o. o".u2 70 Inc Ao-
! 10 rad, be sumcent IN ~ort ho- 49,. ''' !.
tl,45o, 900 in gold. - ets'
rYor. o. c. Msrab- oy va. c,,,.o~
careful e1auiuat,on r, ,ha Tnnn1,,s '.ANE uA'!e
age, and declares thu, II n NJ v.r, go, .a'
snd most decided hnnnhns Vs.. -. of's.a u
10 cut from block Of c,nsnm .,,,,,,r - usSte .e
found In orondap, roorsy ~ :, 1 a.1"- ~ uat
Of The 4ailsa formation in IN, a,,,s
The peculiar po,it,nn NJ ~. h-S. .. HesH
which has oeea.toned ~ n,nch ra.,,~- ~ .aans'
psrently de,ermlned In , 80, .sa..' "ss ape
| ior1u Of the block OF atm. ,rh,.h -..-y ~ w
On ut lesst tnrrs o1 NJ st6.' h.tar. ~"
began hls Nort. Tnt,a rones go sse ss"esos
| faces wer. not rn,,rslv ..r,.-se "o10 .ut'
tlons Of them All, rr1n,1r y, ~ n>..a8. iH'
head and On tbn HrnS .ra ~. ~ .ao s.ses " eue
onxly baep rexaruet3 ~ ir,i.s,+..- ~. e'oae
high antiquity, Tha mi ,,,1,~ =. .ss uSe "ofA
dnct on oit1erent nayt. ~ ~. ...s ~a sst! an
whern tHev hayr nns 49, ss,t,..ses-' SspoSAly
perfect poiikhtnz ,.l,..n s.is.n,,- ~ ~ im.
vo1k In seYer.j n,snes nav ~ Hsnpsosea tso
rounded bF Rn,er vogn ,n,r.r.. 80 ..4 ~.
e,identl7 Of su,eeuusns ,nm.,ta, =. .e - ~
II soluble Ia sfont f,n- nnnd..t s..t. ~ e.p.aW
ve1 khort eTnosn,. ~ ~ s...r. i, -. y.
S3fltkY1tA nf &r.n
marks, Ard also to ruu1bea the nollan.t .n,f,.s.
bat these arc both uutta rerfnet ,na no. ~.
R1sce ,uukt hare h+en r,rv rnr.n.,1 t,-ss~. ~
discovered. N-@'e" "1s''
A par4a le.trr In ,be s1-t -, r.,~-.,
"a curious scece took ulscf. =, the hr.s.;na -
tue seals 1t the house OF salnts Hrn,. rts,s,.
execu.or1, III. rrnuhat seo4eta,. :, ~ 49,
author: N. Lacausssde, former a.rr.t.- ...ss 4n.s
no,arJ. we're there Win thn ;uo 4. ~ -.
soMe pefsons unknown came nm tsa .r.,,. rs-
judge vzs abour In breAf thA s..ta ~. ~
them M1d L nm the rn.nd.to-v n ~ p.Is..ss W
Mathi,de. claim in her nsne a hnnats ~
Letters written 10 III. d.c-..ad ~ ".
Imperial llizhness,' A necon4 .nM. - ~.
= Commlseary OF Police. I connr fo ,n,,o,,
the demand, and 1 oppose the on.n,ca
Of the pspess.' Tne executors. having cnn,nlteS
together replied: Since the nurx,lnn h.a ,er.n
legal turn the Tribunals . viii dectda IL m. ,.,.
teri Eefetred 10 will remain un,]er aasl.r .bi.d
unkporn said: u hare come from ma fntntl, n
the teatAtor. Ioppose tho opening of the .ea1,.
md ssflt further ihe execution OF tim viii VA
will prove that the test2ueptary doeumen. -.
inyeiRled and falsned. Ii u dated ouly era, da1a
t<foro the death occurred. and We enox th.t n
Saints Beure no longer wrota.' Ffom Mi ousrtef,
coma people whom pobody koov. cla5n n he
his lexntoet, among them 4 pfos,uctM sttoruey
rhis promises a ane Awsutt,"
A Xhhs,nrtop der match ar III. ~ s.,.. u u-o,,
Information received u night fl wontr nnc.. ~,
he s7so sortb OF trsctouI cnrtrnoT. Th,c,, -.
iast last week in one Of thu r,oroa 1T ~. pr,t,,
1nd EuerayIre Bureau Of the T+-ssn,v ana vnsrs
led 10 persona, search nj seytr,, t.n,,,s r,.-ss
mas nat hero ,ecov.r.d oe nna,tI~o5- .,.,.a 80
, 1869-12-08
POSTAGE Oh HEWsPAPERs.

The Postmaster General, in reviewing the
d 'easons why the postal service cannot be
made stlf-sustaining, cites, among other
tings, the expense Of carrying printed mat
ct upon which the postage il never collect
I'd. lie states the fact to be that the mails
::.re frequently bu.dened by parties who,
:,1ufchsing 10 lie sending out papers from
-iuown offices Of public alton 10 regular and
.o,.n idr subscribers, are, in fact. loading
he mails with specimen papers and mere
.asiness circulars disguised in tue form of
newspapers" The law requires these to be
transmitted II chnrged With postage they
eue refused at The Office Of delivery, and are
hen resofned to the place Of mailing, for
his double transmission the government
c'nlS receives the value OF the matter as
tSAsse paper. Els remedy is to re-
.iuire the prepayment Of postage on
III printed matter, newspapers included.
::,bpuid this be adopted, he Is
sorepa1ed 10 recommend reduction Of tbs
!.,atca Of postaee on newspapers. If the
; aai's are Infused, as is represented, and we
::save no doubt they nzc, d remedy shouldbe
,sp1liel. We see 10 reason in principle
hbs p1'n1ea nsatsef snoud moi be prepaid
~ wey M ltitrra NJ .sl. .foondaa ,soro,
-" "s"A"eAu'1 Ae'N''u
:. an Ike gwen in the one case thnt does not
.1l,3S eaunlly to the other. In fa.t- the
Nv now requires that all transient papers
; hall In. pyepaid. and xhv nnt aha r. tha
" eoo
: 'o4tuiakter GeueEAl can thereby reduce the
,ustace on uepspaoers. or unon ,be ,,;s.
T. s,sI,, w eA'-
*ta''na.'oa y. genera Anoa'eoeo and 1n-
".nation. without loss to the revenue, he
:, rill be dung pablic benefit 1t will be a
;-emoval Of taz collected fro1n the inteili-
s;epce Of the public. Newspaper publishers
.. az readily ndspt themselves to the new
az. All they will have to do is 10 weigh
, 1869-12-08

horptise deu1pd, for that ha1 a1mos: eu.trc'5
disappeared, but Tho MARKET Wa afn early. On
account Of app1ehenied scafcityr o1tnV to re-
ports thas the new crop Il Ia sesJ osd coadtsion.
heIuR TOO green to stofe Ia tue bna. aud pro nts.
i.g 10 enable the elevator men 10 eaargn "ro7.
demncd "stoFagc through to tho afat Of April OF
x: receipts from the crop a 1862 If this should
te 70. the old coru viii PROVE TO BE- valus7lo pro-
perry, By conparsoD, dzn VIII oa worth much
nnrt than at present. THIS op1ehepslon hti
made holdefs quIge 1rm in their views recently.
thcugn the market has declined Akghsiy during
tho pssr week, aad has been vsty qufet- owLnz 10
the aoseLee OF a demand fer consumption. To-
day the current recapts were light and az lots Of
strictly fresh commanded good pfsmmR Battba
demand for optiUr1 vss light aad me t1arfet
weat, the expected ksE1ya1 Of new co1n tnrssseu-
ing to bseak down priees. ~ holds.r will be
ohl1sea1 to 1sl!. Tho market On ths Open Bolu
ranged At 7s9B1c- On Change Il opcned IT
sa4c, hetpg . 8nade drz7<f than At the caoxa Jus
tesdsy, fell on 4r ay poo1, sud closed duls at &c.
Sales were made OIL $40 bU No II 714o: 1900
hu do II M: Is $50 bu DO y .sfo: ~ 900 bu- do
At 30; asoo bu do 1t 1;Ac; . coo ba DO At 7ss<c;
1000 bu do 1t TING; h,0os, hu do At Tic: 500 b1
rejected II s7Nc; SO pn DO - TIC; 800 b1 do at
aKc; 500 bo no grade u &C; 800 ba do a SIC:
80 oa do n Sc; too bu err At IL; 1co bn do At
Csc: 100 h1 DO ~ CSC; Aco pu new at CO; $50 bu
do At &c. Tunl, g 800 bu. On Change seller tho
month sold At Te7she; eeller .sst naif at 5s9
Tsxes seller January ut 7s5l979c-
OAts were dull And easter, though Ecz York
was quoted firm, the demand being Ie4J limited.
The narket has rnsed nm aud moderately ncs.ye
dur1Dg NE past weak, II sympathy WIKI the ad-
vance tu eoin- To-day 1t opened as &c. being
shade eatef than 1t the c'oeo YESTERDAY, declined
to 4lAc, std closed 1t s1Hc. Sales were msde Of
II, 100 uu at 4ac: Gses bu 1t 414kc;. n, 5c9 bd Ut
41Hc: A0ao bu1e1ecrea Al SIC; 300 hu DO =: sd4c;
1,aao nu do 1t ashc; so aa do u s$c: so0ba n
sample At 4se. Total. 1880 hu. Seeker the month
sodd ut &1k@1.1c: seller January ut 4ec; 1nd sell
Ie1 sixty at 41Hc-
Rye was quiet. but t1rm st yes.erd1y's pr1eea,
clospg tteAdy At this r3Dge. Sales were: 1,s8o pu
No .as IKE; $500 bu do At nc; 800 bu do at
'fe4e; 500 bQ rejected At &c. To:A, 500 br.
Barley was dull, and ponainauy lower. Thers
was no demand for No 2, and it WA qooted ut 50
tsssc: 100 bu No FOLD u 45e; 1900 hu By sample
1T SIC; ard GO hu do At eoc. Total 1000 ba.
The seed marAet was quiet on timothy, q; 81 50
AZ tractlse on other varieties
he following were the daily salea OF TIE :ead.
, 1869-12-08

At The regular 10 pef cent aud n1sy responsible
zen tre obliged u bcrroe In Inc open market A.
rates rsnR1tS 6 from 10 per cent per month.
The nov ol Currency to the country this west,
10 far " larger THAI the avef47s at lAss week, and
+ Eukins tho supply IN this uarkee scarcs aga'7.
~ u itdtased By tnr rising tendency Of Hcw York
exchange
Excasrgd was hish-1 to-day. s1d sod hst zeen
banks at 80 csng per sl,0:0 premium. AT the
ce7nser bnIke:s sell II 1foI par to lao pretnt-
n. and buy NJ Il 60 to sf 50 per 8, CO. on
Ibere w1s nc " sntmat}en than usual to-day a.
tho sxock Boasd, aod the following tfsusacttou.
uNFe Hnha.
, 1869-12-08
Completion o. the Indiana, Bloom.
shKton q Westerh HhElroud.
fprEfsRsaltnek nj The EAlooao Teihtiak

| T1EIx. Ill, Dec.k
The completion u the section sr The tnd,anApo-
IT, Bloomington L Mcs.e11 Rattsuad lying b.
I tween Iek1n md Bloomlpgtop, as.snce OF forty
nie-. and IL opening Tor bostaeaa, xas dn:y ee'a
| hrated yesteEuHv.
The announcement that the excorston party
would; leave The depot 1t Fe<ln promptly n .
ot eek for Bloomington, brought cut lasQe
| crowd Of citizens, nnxlons to see tbe 1Est pas-
/ senRtr traiu that uas 10 lnanSulA.e nex es1 III
&raTti from Fekln.
The enxnas the "clty OF Fetin, y appropriate
y decorated and gtltteT4ng IN the bright sucl,4n<
seeued restleas ana eager to get over tho couxto.
The splendid passenger coaches, nicely otnA 1cnt
cd fos the oc-saion. were deusesy packed, Hnt1e
the e1prets and nasgage c11s were literally
ctanned With cittEons or rdo city and surround.
1rE towns, ready and wig!ng to bzeak tnetr nec4s
t. Vet fec RIDE though nc:ht1g occurred To mas
their enjoyment.
Tia day wa Ill shas could be dszred foe IN a.
cus1op, and for the Inauguration Of very lmpas.
tanr railroad. connecting Pek,n With Bloom: 4.
ton, Champaign, D4nvllle, and Indianapolis
Pef1n was aRloW with excitement and antma-
Iun- Tha " oldest tnhsbtant" cane IN from every
par Of the county, and entered earnestly into
III geneE1l sentiment Of good fcnwshfp shas
pnlta1ed-.
a mong the dsttnsuiahed and invited guests who
can exssrsatg TO tolu in the celearAsson Of ,he
~ :; n.s5s p.s.. A1. 1. soG ntleo, f1es.aeas
1.,,s. ~ s.,.s-....ssa.s ~ ~ Nsoa'ue hsIuAa, T.
1.rs, o1vr,s p.t.ess".n ~. y. sos teo!.' feAln
S.-'yn.e. ~ nsss,,. Au.as4 nlosue9s, oeutesst
s1,,,h nars ~. t1an ~ o'19noa. ~ es non. a1cs
p.a.h, ;.oa - 49,. ~. ". oss, 1a1s"eal
= ~, ~, e,s.,s-..' IN, " .ue .ay.&7 =.
j. =, " ~stGat FHst SsAAonA h3o6s BOD.
>. l. ssasous1ah and George AllIers Esq Of Mack
lpat,
Hon. {, z, Gttey. Pres.ten, nf.tna Ina,sn>no,,s
nAl <HK
s,'I.s ss.esn tAi"a5s Nlsn ". II.
1e1nn' I s"pe' '@senaent. and Thomas King. Cn:et
and entertaining to ,ne exrnrston,s,. f.n,,
abroad. IN rxola,n,nr n. ~.,.a,s ah,..-. :. 49,.
,.r.s+ .na tns,, .I.,s sa1 'a.'oas uuieees " III
tetttsr Apa b1e'f H8tofy along the Foote-
, 1869-12-08

The Enne County Etpnblie7a OF tho 4th, aays:
a The butuezs men OF Genesa and st. Charles are
IN neet OF better mail facilities to sad from
Chicago. We shond have \ morning uaI 10
Chicago, and one from there In the evening. eay
hy the nl1on train. Thts conld he done without
route agent, a. It Il done for other PLACES, and
would be Of great convenience to tho public It
now requires three d1ya - send letter 10 Chicago
and receive An answer from the same; hut With
special mali ~ proposen, We could receive an an
swet b. the morning mai, Of the day after letter
Fas sent FROM here. Il no1 BY the evening mnil or
The same day."
INDIANA.
lighted clay pipe, Tiled with powder, but win
light covering Of tobacco was put to the face Of
little boy named kavanausa by aao.hez boy, at
Indianapolis, on Wednesday, when 1t exploded,
and the little fellowh eye WAS put oni
Augustus Coorr, who recently sued nnu named
CoughIar, Of Indianapolis, for $4,000 damages
for seduction OF his wife, having been dlfosced
and remarked, has Withdrawn the suit
Some timc ago, Woman cAue to Fort Wayne
lor the pufpote Of gaining I divorce, engaged her
atforneyS, and, IN order to claim u teadence LEFT
her trunk IN their charge Tnese Transactions
we're finished In few nours and she LETT for pa1sa
utAcowp and has never returned. Consequently
the attorneys In question, in order 10 obtain snet
fees levied on the tsunk. which. BY the wAE, ws
- 'NA5 f>'oA UN~~ 49, NN'As~@>@ "%'% Aoo0" ~ ~
a WORKOUT csl!co dress, four br!ckbAta, picture
'fan.e, sNo.cent wood engraving. and = stone
|Ar.
MICHIGAN.
heach Of 1romtsc cate 10 Detfoit turned upon
the question whether Tho defendant intended, BY
tnelosirR = Leaf OF rosa gesan!um 10 tho lady, to
nse the language OF DO sers, la which case the H.
noetht lea1 would hare said, " Thou Art my
ehotce.''
4 Detroit woman FAs arrested Oh Thursday and,
on being Ee1ttntd. II wAS found thaI ahe bad
tweuty-1htee pounds Of batter corcealed upder
her elothine. whtth che was.tmuegling s1oas from
CatadA
One yocrg man IN Michigan has nccepted
challenge from nnolhe1 to roll log tor wager Of
ISL
The skeleton Q! msn who had recently been
deroused ny wolves v1s io1nd IN Aonsmoseacy
County few days ago. 1twas thought to BE- that
of msp lost from a psrty ont hununp timber
latts, about Two months ago.
A student nj ALL ArhoF. having remarked that
men had morn erdurance thsn ves,.en. a la1v
present Answered lna, she wor,d Ike 10 see TIM
i. no0 rnuno n.n IN I'm co,ve,.Ity ]scrd mn m
stee,.r1bbed oonc:.. Win hoops nesyy sktrts.
tr,y,a h,ch h-efa nsnt.r, en,snnn, and ,1o..ns
M no,rn,nr s,tcr,rc N thetr rraln. eocned m N
The hputc %e.r after wear. With no exauarstiue
exercise ro none,. AIM, nor ambitions in 1lIe
md rec they cou]d s,nnd il 4, well as the rtr,s
Nothing. SAL, sn. hnt thn fact that women. ME
cats. hare nine nyrs. rrae}es them 70 surF1ye tho
nrrsent ,ranr io rh,en euston, dooms the sex.
xxxrsorA.
John II. Barr died as Mansato. November qa
arrd - yea.s For eny<r.1 yes,s he Tns 4 nroruI.
psnt citizen Of Te,rr u.n,e. Ind. He Vas Psesi.
sent OF IT. e.a company and the originator Of the
, 1869-12-08

ine ofesauon OF sne foregoing pAn comes
cseets ana equshy IN cohfaes ~1sh ine t~o mosE
Po"e'lai elements OF DISTURBANCE In our nnaneal
Anass, VIZ. tue lnnauon ol tue currency Aod Inc
expert OF eo!o- II pos INTO pfaesee 1t would
osns 70 an issue Tue question OF whether tne ex.
po11 oi Solos IN payment OF our e1teaFaeant ifn-
po1s OF 1ofei2n 'u1uf1es, could enhance the pt1co
Vi sulo' loefe toaa CONTRACTION ot inc Vaumc o1
Rsecnbseks eoald enhance tneif sGue. 1t u not
a'laeo't 10 zee Soas IS lonR a. ths export Of gold
A pfacaeanJ stopped. ~ It has been for tho last
Two months, thete would be no llmcolsy IN the
Treasury following the Price of gold down the
tncAhed plane Indicated BY the Pred
dent. Even without anJ such plau,
Of sales OF gold At graduated
price BY The Treasury, II would gradually decline
hecause, a. long ~ exploitation Ct geld u stopped.
1t t. accunufat,og Ia the country 1t the Tate OF
neAf!y tra millions per month from The s1xtJ mul-
ict,s annual product Of the minea- But, Let nj
suppose that the cause which NOW determines the
decline was teno7ed; that Eext year we should
have no such large surplus Of cotton and bread
siufe AID that consequently, the expectation Of
gold should be revived 1t the rate Of last ye&r.
II = apparent tha1 taa Increased expectation
would put up the pf1ce oe3oEd the power Of tic
TreAao1y 10 control It, u some other mtana ka1n
sales were not Adopted to keep It
down to the price given 10 the
, 1869-12-08

ANG>-1here RES considerable settvity In the bar
E1de e4fty Ia the dAJ. and lo wetp eeeted u Fssh
nettd paaets than Hfts eatftnt ye<eftsy% h1s a:er
th.cufhout the afserrooa 6nsiness was slasxsh aod
Tteks eeAk md hfrkataf. !beru was evfdeat lax
~: but tos r. saederste ehs1ss Of the snpey.
ttHee SATURDAY eF<EtFate Il - he4d aeaIost Il - hssd
sof sns laDe psE.d i:si wssk .aa 70 bad fof he
lte hs.aa u PRICES ranging ii - |O1ss IS fof c5q,-
:po1: - sWAia 4s eor medium. SO 2s2la: IS Tor god
= tho,ee and nj a1o s9ti Nh lot e1trs The outside
9o.ist,oos - restitea BY r. JOHN Brown for d
hfnd AFrtAkas " h. car weisht-the Ltfhet pTiet4
EktlNa u The ptr4 Eo1ald. ~, -
, 1869-12-08
POLITICAL

-Four Of the members Of The Illinois copttttu-
riorN Convention Of ts47 will have seals In tae
aprro aching convention, VIZ John Dement, OF
Lee; Samuel s. Hayes, Of Cook: Robext ]. Cross,
oi Wtruehsfo; And Hm- R Archer, Of P1ke.
Jeaee D. Bright, who il IN Washington. feels
"sure Of tho country speedy redemption from
Rad.cal tyranny, aod n The best means Of aecoup.
plAhps II, tavors strict adherence to the p,1nct.
ples Of the state Rights Democratic parry Tie
held the sA1oe opinion e1r1y IN 1851.
At The lafe charter election tn Anguish Ga. there
werr nos votc1, Of which dfry-tnree were Of col.
oret uen- One year sgo there were 1917 Vhl:e
and sss colored rotes. II appears that the white
vote decreased 9oA and the co,ored vote l,soA
Hnl II apathy on the part OF the colored voter,
o. tuItnicAHon:
The New Albany {tnd.l CoAms.tids s1Js: "Thete
u 4 ye1y auorg dtsposttion Auaong the Democrats
ou'xsde Of indianapolis TO shut doWn upon the
Denpcsa,a tntide that municipality, and IN The
approaching ssase Convention to select Al the
at1eerh and member 1t the State Central Coz
n;itee outslde thai city. Thefe1 no doubt such
An arrangement would remove 4 strong element
Of dlscord; bat ~ 1t Is not our funeral xe are tn
favor Of The nGht progressing"
Tue Democratic Onion IN SeN fork nountnited
Jncse Fowler for CIVIL Justice, and in sccep;!tg
the nomination he made shoft speech. In TIE
cou1se Of which he remarked. ~ have voted
The Democratic ticket ever since xaz Of $50 TO
exercise the right Of suffrage; for twcnty-eiEht
ye111 h8ve been Allied with but one party, and
have voted during ny life twenty eight times with
the Deuoesaey-" A has, bu.ly, allgu,y tnehe1ated
fellow IN the crowd OF listeners, evidently q
prominent adherent Of TammanJ Eau. theseupon
eb<eISed In ! gzun but ve1J andlo,e voice,
"Whatr the use Of taking about tVsnty-exhs
tlres IN lie: ITused thirty tines IN one dAJ.
What cught 10 get, say: ~
The following call has been issued 81 To The Coz
osed People Of Missouri and their Fflenda":
ave e1oancisAted from leeal md external sla-
ve1J. bat stl oppressed hI aud preJo
We ostrxcEne the i2tteT unly b. removing tbs foz
II what has been done de1ns IN that d,e<-
ton VIC s1AtefaL dsst pf Ai to ALMIGHTY 9a fnk
ur<11 the doot Of khowtedee 70 Secondly. 70 all
the fnends who hare eroesuualJ helped u sEsrd-
But God heles those WHO hep tnesnselEea' III AlAa
do rood naen- The good work Il but 1ass begun We
peed of<nt xxttop &enoteot1At1a1 unity Of e1tt- We
nrcd n.orr teaehefs; we need- eFrtaauJ. Nnsnsl
Stftol to tf1tn te4eheth of oar own enlof. We npr
rrcefn3IIo0- tbs part Of tho 1slxtur nS right
shafc Of tie public fund.- ap1sup!issea to hsxhet
education. Hei1 As thoec devoted To The eoIuon
achon Tbc a4ato school lGwK, tn thc beaytn8 q,
cred fe1sstosheJ hare heen nade with best Ia
til tora~ hut thy afe tnroktnd nptea.ea tedious
ard in mAny tnetsnea4 naed to pEt forth new aod
Iat&htT eoTt fot the cdneAttoa Of paops1+ For
these and eta<4 poNez1ul reAsaasfrassns Hhth vii
, 1869-12-08

tntal ab.snec Ct Esstesn orde, md set4fhe falling
Oh IN the !ces esstrt focns tat p.c7acd
dn9 Se yes'es.
!sSs!a n,n1ns!.y uaehsnest sneEp FL: ~ In Lc.
aleashieE. He quote: Green hasehers. 7s74c; sreS9
s.tsa. ea1ta. loAlete; erero s.tst PVT cured. g4
1o4l1ke dry ttsnt 9t03f:: au ssted. t7asc; seorod
81. o. oshe1.sse damaged t1ofalsds pfiee: bsaacd
LkAs HKA-Th4 leather market Fesn1lus uuiEt md
ea&I - the qnotAil drtn one wee1 a3o VIC frreat
, 1869-12-08

10y 1ie mostly usNtul for public Ebra.;c:
: - 'o1 ttsr1cuce, md those needing theu,
~" ln's purpose would havc no objection
70 Ply the poatarn IN then.
, 1869-12-08

hgGsAave b~n m fair +uppsr :nfuu,hout ths.
e-k. .nd. with bot s Ie Inquiry artde fr,n meeting
rs Man,e ioe.I r.tonaers sal-s hsre dfasxri 81
tf:ets fElttx lA1e p dnE lower than laAi west, We
G1cts 9,e.h = s.s1ac .ad rrr+etyed exx, II aH4.E
,FnGlss AID Fu!S-Thefe II ra1rktt ,neeAse u
dtt,9edly amsr: App!cs .1o Fepwted u fAtber light
tucEh5 p!ieer hare Aten Al upxstd n:r, 10 Tbs *.
trEt q tuEy Paekts. 4se moving mora keclr.
hut thf fteekR are laf8e zte tttfft without Material
i1rfossneat hNct,c.!1.s ar In settve T<queat sui
hsSe nt1need = Hael berries and cac:-!e1 arr Als9
1nain netn1n.ly usehansed Nuts Afr Ia xoA demand
, 1869-12-08

traeS sakert trroelves to cyrry f.;eud al tn. -,n
we essi on al sl sre to.e1 1es:od In tho eas.o1 Ut
be tuloftd N oplc AtAo4I tn racrt ou1ytu
tim II jed' ron CITY. Mo. Hetnestay, Jsnulty ~
u4canf for pfpuotiAS thaS ctjt1t"
, 1869-12-08
COMMERCIAL.

........ TuRsDAT EyKy1Su, Dec. :.
The following table shows the rec slpts apd shin.
ments OF Produce a, this point during the past
twetay four hourn:
, 1869-12-08
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET

5uKRPATho aheep naftet VIZ dun and sSles drx ..
ked, II p1tcce EulnF shsfo twef than xEr eqr7eat
is.t tex: We qxnte IT. &10 AIN Isr cotu1s4n q
choke and II u 043 q f9f Inferior 70 tp:1mau.
, 1869-12-08

GRkEN E2E1TS-Salts Of isan{is AN e. tcosa,uou ID
fir It s-.sN3 70: = BIT. ehe.ee Il el3a s.: bts
n 44ta. ~7'
tuRs-1he nnkes for turs In a.l unses,led. All
p'1tet have sde raSt f*9dt rpE Steta.ons pse*-
cot ot sut lite valae. This ntfe1ax2 Ne N6erzi for
til +silp IN The scaa.o ard prices xue much liver
II fine la Jeaf For Illinois and IawA stf1s fale
Hatnf = Ianec Of eaile for Muakrat; sa.e fci
ese4tuu loA ec soE skuok: tat1 4t for cnaa; I'D
t. o. tor onE Ss1es Of xba nnskrzts 1t 10 al.e
:: r.. = t1ke u usnk 1t tta e faF tho p: raooo
a. y 6s!cs Antelope with halIl II *.
1Af.1oefe II 10 1onEe1 any co1dde:1blt khfrf4nx
%s1;nd ier II! s:tsle "a. xa he;a ederat sal
..s Isseet ta!e f.iisa od fully $40 per IN. Tho
,tsxs. n1 sis ls.Es W. now qaote; Ttno:hy,
umeahJ ioase sEon sl4aa1l&oa o.: pr.fae. lose D.
~:Eon, e!o n07l:na: For defivezJ.9tpa914a
AiDAb Hecetvrd, ~ n; ghtpped, 3o1,Tn b.
lstly In the eek urdtr tey.ew fA demand existed
ara ttr Mafftt exhibited considerable strength bQ