davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-06-21

NEW f0Rk- ........
NET foHs june so1,e19 1sevss fo5 the week
nlnnipnw and . Mt WeefawIen, or $1,000 HEAD all
told. Market slow. prices another 1Sc iowrr, aud
many cattle are unsOG. The lualIty is above the
ayer8ce with noTexans: hence l2c isthe lowest and
very fc# above l6c. The pick OF sune = cHt 0hlu
Durhams went aI 16>1@lTt: The average was t5:,
moss sales being from l4c to 1ee The Alexaadesa
had 60 cars at One Hundretlth Street to-lay; =.
fntsh cwt Kentucky grades h.naght 1GG517c; 12o
poor Illinois CIT, 14t615c; 100 Ohio * cwt, l49
lGc-
Sneep-Total number, 20,eoo head: on sale TO-
day, At.:0 head fresh, with several Cats cattle
Tratle 51uw ut At9i14c 1ur Very thin; osao1sc tur
fair; Gashc for prime, antl Ic for Select lnts
ern, and 1staf4c for nearby fat lots
Hogs count up g, 800 head for the week, and =
cars: to-day they ART sseaaty at Ike dressed or
a4yr.
ALIEGHNr.
EAST LIBERTY, June 19.-Hoys run equal to
demand; hest heavy. 9.{Ge!1c: medium. 939,lc I;
light, sHfa9c; aa1es very STOW.
Cattle-N0 GALES to-day.
Sheep run moderate: selling at 4a5c for good !:
5h9Gc fur e1tra; not any e11fa sheep tn market
AIEASY.
ALBANY, y. T., June Chickering'S and prices
OF bcevts declined, the latter Nc &c; choice
butchers steers, 9;.c: stockeEs, Sc The supply
ia equal to last week, With the same average
QUALITY Market 1tstalHc lower. Common to
good, i9thci extra1 'AG.
LaInbs-lI1s@l2c. Nest receipts 70 through
drbt hands.
PHILADELPHIA.
ftfHu.ADELrHIA, June 2o.-Beef cattle dull and
lower; sa.es ,90o; extra, l0t4eDe; fa1r 70 COED.
sta9Ec; common, GAtHc- -..
Sheep dull; sales of 1900 head at aasAc.
uosa very dull; sales VI 1900 ut l1, the l8t-
ter for Prime coru-fcJ,
, 1870-06-21

CHICAGO. ALTON = II: L9qn RA1LHo4

Easfe0 Nai1---:...--.... ~. s:i5 :. "A
Jotitf Recommendation. -~...f ~ D. III
Ejeht tExpsnsa-~~.....-....- e1U p. m. !
IEstuinf Etprcst- s..- ...-.-.3 93op- n.
fFIteFt Sundays. :Furs thFprRh To St. Z
,. r.. EftN law i
, 1870-06-21
DR.. TOWM&eM6

1s3 Sonth C1AFksf trtats al PE{vae md 8eIuM Dir.
caAe1 and eEeetS Permanent IN the UsoN vheu<
cd ebsaaats sa.Ss e Seminal weakpfs: S%S1 r r
Of nc1rry Special Attention Even 70 Female I4f-
cultler, Pamphlet u Advice sect free ConAaltatioA
frcr sEd crniiusu1isl
, 1870-06-21

q nsme clsH, a&
u hshy steers. .i,147 100
H0GS1The receipts yesterday md t3-day A.
Sfe8ate sos head The demand Was oa'y 1pod-
efatefY 1cttFe, and. uotWthstaudnk the ll1ht kur-
PM s41es were slow and prices eased on little i
tavol gf buyeta The extreme range Of prices pala
Vas Saf1@B.a. with majority Of the traosae-
uonn At and within the range OF 3a{0aa7a for
common to good lots The market closed tlun
aA1 TeSk, with number Of ea1 loads unso4d- Tae
following were amoug the BALES:
, 1870-06-21
IRON AND STEEL IN 1869,
Report by the American Iron and
steel Association.

From tho fifth annual report Of Henry Nc
Allister, 5r.. Secretary Of tLe American Irou
and Steel Association, to be submitted at tho
annual meeting, to be held in philads1phia
Ea1t week, are condensed the following inter-
estlng facts III reference to the manufacture Of
iron and steel, during the year 1B69- The re-
pu1t, after referring to the efforts make by the
association in reference to the question OF
tariff, Eets forth tllnt in "the States north and
cast Of Pennsylvania the production OF authra-
cite iron in 1869 WAS 800, 256 tons, as follows;
New jersey, s., ,20l tons; New York, III, 1856
tons; Massachusetts, 4,200 tons.
" The production Of anthracite iron in these
States has krisen from 64 ,9G9 tons in 1864 to
the quantity above given.
The production OF anthracite pig iron in
Pennsylvania in 1863 was 60, ,733 tons. OF
this quantity SOC, BIG tons was made in the
Lehigh region 150,4 400 tons in tho Schuylkin
region; LIZ, ,273 tc1s in the Upper Susquehan-
LIE, and 1ls, 14l tons in the Lower Susquehan-
na- This product exceeds by 20,7 784 tons, OF
800 Per cent that Of 1868, Or 36l15 per cent
that OF 1867. Within the past three years
fourteen furnaces have been erected in the
Lehigh region, increasing its capacityl shout
10000 tons. The following shows the whole
product OF anthracite pig iron IN Pennsylvania
for the past eight years: In 1862, SIC, ,s0I
tons 1868, 433, OF tons; 1864, 5l9,650 tons !;
1865, 377, ,4i9 tons 1866, 573, 759 tons; 1867,
53i, 80 tons 1868, GIL ,955 tons 1863, co. 739
tonH-
, 1870-06-21

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,
AoEpAY EvEs1M, Jun

. MONDAY EyES1N, June 20.
LuADER-The offerings to-day we're only taIr,
and the market ruled rather 1utet hut nrm, at
prices current on Saturday. "A" sawed shingles
were In moderately active demand, and PRICES
wire stes1y at laa3.95 per 1+00o adoat: lath ut
= eqGt212h, and pfckets nt t70has. .t1 as to quail
Y. sales since the date Of our LAST report embrace
tic following:
Cargo Of schr Lavinan, from Mautstee, 1s5 n 1t
1ost aud scantllng Vt f.p0; Boid by ". B. Pretty
Cargo Of schr Geslnc from,P 50 M It Iost
and s'antling at slLo0: sol1 BY Phillips l. Drowne
Cargo OF schr u. Drayton, from White Lake. 90 N
II mixed at e13.D0 for boards and Strips $3.50 for
.i!nenson, and s. % tor lath; sold By L. B. Cone
Cargo OF schr Winnie Wing, from Mauistee. s6
m H. Wostly strips, at $3.50: III N It scaut1ing
and Io1st at s11.e3; sold by Cushnau, Calkins
Co.
Cargo Of schr N. {. For,, from, Musxcsop, $50 m
L. Bckford 4 Co.
Cargo Of schr Gtpsey, from Free Sol, lis N II
mixed lumber at s12 co. 80 N lath at s. 90; sold by
Z. X BicEford Il Co. =
ca1so,of scow Gettie Church, from Manlstee, lis
N II scantlng ahd jo1st at sl1-o5; sold by Il K
Btrkford / Co.
Cargo Of schr Leo, from Grand River, % N It
strips and boards; Bold Dy Irish, Ballcn Co,
AT THE YARDS.
There was fairly active inqntry for common
boards and fencing, and quotations we're 1rm IS
, 1870-06-21
1873 DEARBORN-ST,

Pamphlets Of Photographic Gkenetees of bad cases b
fore and after cure with other information mailed
reecrt OF ten cent. OF furnished free at Office
, 1870-06-21

lN1eEnM1 kETEu0E N8CCC1RESs
The following tablo SLOWS the receipte from
aeveral general sources Of revenue for tho
Tear enf1irfy Anrif IN 1H1n.
, 1870-06-21

There waB fairly active lnqntry for common
boards and fencing, and quotations we're 1tm rs
, 1870-06-21

CEiGAGQ. DANV1LLR 4 VTCN5Ea Rxn
ROAD. AAAsa
Mny4DzN D49n1l-Oo9o9 Csnal nj Kfaszaxa N
Corner HA1Etfd Nod Esz3pllSt1 - ~+ ~assa
, 1870-06-21

$50. ise0. $50. lsa9.
, 1870-06-21
SCALES.
RAILROADS,
Arrival aud Departure Of Trains.
SUAKRR ARRAERRNKEF.

CHICAGO = NORTHWE8rKRD RAfIRnAn
ickct OMec. Rputhe&k enkn~ IL E1arE ao.1 f%k1sn.
cocEEn hluY1s Aan okAHA IuE
, 1870-06-21
..-sl-ts..
MEDICkLCACu6.
:. PF}YA1o Ma1f&EA.

And Est.se P:eseeea ta LIZ eaesziy Tsss.s4. HyHL
AL who aEo arsaeeess3uI IN lie 70 ezainerea -
haFpiu:-. Censsiltstoa fts, ~ een1 sc Tor = tsos
to Health aEG LouE LIE" Hi1 circular for Wf1NS -
aHeedeen Ct tbs appxfse II Hu h mi Q1ta NH U
, 1870-06-21
SUMMER RESORT.


formerly Stetson Ho0se, Long Branch, nj.
This elegant hota. having been purchased ly Geo G.
I1c.iMy, IT. James sykes, snd Peter Gard1es VIII be
pt1catfons for tooms &c, may be addressed to
, 1870-06-21
COTTON.
The Growing Crop

From tie Uaited syatcs Eooaomalst, June IS.
The planting season is NOW sufficiently ad-
ynnced in the South to afford data for approx
innate estimates Of the amount Of tie new col
ton crop Upon this subject all accounts con-
cur IN representing large increase in the
tie introduction Of labor-sav1ng machines and
fertilizers to an extent never before known.
The chief complaint is the want Of labor, but
even on this point the indications are more fa-
yocahle thAn at this period last year. The ne
Eroes are being rapidly disabused Of q great
number OF political notions which have pre-
vented them from settling down to active in
dustg. As rule they are now more wiling
to work than formerly, @nd they are also learn
ing how to3wurk more thoroughly and anectu-
From returns Of the movements Of cotton
since the commencement Of the cotton year,
September l, as compared with the receipts in
corresponding periods in former years since
the close OF the war, it will appear that an
estimate OF 4, 4,000, 600 bales, as result Of the
growing crop, is more likely to be under than
over the marx. The Economist 3 year ago pze-
dicted tie crop Of 60 at fully 5000, 1000
bales, md events have confirmed the correct
neas ct this view, although it is only recently
ally conceded. Indeed, ii is probable that last
years crop Will amount to s, S00, 900 bales. The
receipts at the cotton ports and the exports to
date Eeem to point conelusiyely to that result
In this connection the following teturns vii be
found important:
lieetipt@ sinee ssoet stace Exports sinee
is eq ssss st igss l. 4st. fs4a is5 &c l. Is; i5ss
2o321s7 a4ss9 1o., ,eea 9'o,e4s 1,s6e. .9ss 1889 s
The following tables show the movement Of
the crop from Eptember !, 1869, to June II,
1870:
, 1870-06-21
MACHINERY,
PORTABLE STEAM ENoiRES,

Combining the maximum Of cteieney. durability, and
essnemy wn ths Ia1 Of ~ssht . 1na p5sr nsfI
Iee ~ warranted sati9t.etoT Of 70 .ale- Dcse,s7
n HaANT,FV y ~. Ns0
, 1870-06-21

d"yold uf activity, while prices generally r1lle
quite uniform. AL popular brands OF printed cal
lCoes are quoted at 1la1119c; heavy brown sheet
ipgs, 14ial l5c; and Standard makes OF hleacheu
nlsns. surn as Lons1ale, Masonyille, and Fruit Of
tI. II atm. t1c.
, 1870-06-21

prFNHURGH, June 20.-Crude petroleum luac-
tive; sales Of ,1ao hEls, N bulk, t1113c. Refined
But little doing: prices weak; June, e6k9a6sic
July and August, a61ac-
, 1870-06-21
TIE LAW COURTS.
An Appraisement Couf1med--People'a
Business in the Record
e-s Court,


Disms*sea.-S[men O8llInson, Of Altona, Knox
County.
Stipulation to Disraiss.-Reubeu i Phine8s
Dca1islee nnd William T. uamhleton, Of Chicago:
Matthias Flick, Of Chicago.
fesr P~oaeedtng.- George ". Stevens. o{ Chicago.
Involuntary proceeding instituted By Coopcrs,
Fellows Co, OF New YORK.
, 1870-06-21

F. D. CLARKE, u. D.. the Rexulsr Old Ektab1ltheA
Df. Clarke, IT, SGEth CLARK It {nrar Monrus3,
CGEFlnE.Tr1AlLY C0NSULTkb
= Female Pills tsrtsh madt) Sf.11 PEI boz By mall
kS Send two stannpa for Married SefFcfa.
. AIso. txo for Book sclf-A Abnst.
ittress Iet.erB Dr.. F. D. CLARKE ii Houth Cls1&~
, 1870-06-21

HAY-The market was inactive aud values were
nunnal1y unchanged, although-so far, at least
Is prairie was concerned There WIS an easy feel
ing, and pretty general disposition to concede
d little from previous rates. We quote g fol-
'3.50; prairie, pressed. sl0.00911.oo; Timothy,
oosc, on wagon, tlaooG1too; prairie, loose, on
wagon, st0.0ota 1870: for delivery Of pressed hay,
tI.0dt1 1.S0.
IllDES-Thc supply was light aud barely equal
10 the demand, which was falr, both on local and
Eastern account, hence flrln feeling obtained
able onsIfnga We quote: City butchers' t96hc;
country do, 7@7Ec; green salted. cured, lt9ht,
9.tc; ,o, heasJ, @ * sa;; green cali, ltc: dry nun,
,:lerwlse Damaged, two-thirds price; branded, 10
, 1870-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.


BNNCWCX0K'H 4XAlF X1y6.
Iht Splendid lair Dye is the best In the world: tbo
only tue R1d perfect Dye: harmeHs reliable fnse8u~
taneoua; asappeintnent; .ridicnloua tina; ;rrr
de- she 10 Effects Of bad aycr tnEfotates snd e.yes
III DFusziste and pe4lnefs, md ptupcrly applied 4
Batchelots VIE Factory. No u koudst. NeFr YORK.
, 1870-06-21

BID Asked:
Ftrst National BANK. 80.
Manufacturers National Bank. 15G
Me1Chants' National Bank. nk....,....193 go.
National Bank Of Commerce. 97 100
Gouk County Is {war fund hontp :-..:: q asK
Cook County 10 tpnblic building bond} IS go.
Chnmbcr OF Commerce. .1G3H ....
Chicago Gas and Coke Company .159 SO.
Chicago City H. R., South Division .. 95 go.
Chicago City r r., West Division. -..11s -...
Fuid in,
LumbeInanB In& Co....... 100 .... 3
Merchants Insurance Co... 100 .... ....
REPUBLIC Insurance Co...... 20 e0tf e0t1
Equitable Insurance Co. >, 80 80. IS
The range Of gold in Now York to-day, III
te1ecranheI tn Darratt Il March UaA.
, 1870-06-21

DE1RIrT. Mich, juno 9o.-PAsSko Ur-PropeHel
GIs.E, esa.k. sNes.esss, k.:zSs:s k:z::ss:ss
, 1870-06-21
COMMERCIAL

AoSDAT EVENING, June 90
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
past forty eight bours:
, 1870-06-21

t57 South Clatef. Chicago cures Tor ehaseel th3
i etauae Of The UrixeEtlr Of Philadelphia, and e
the most rssbe phyzlean 4 The city for "a caonis
Thcpry of Nervous and Sers D1seate1 Consultations
frr7.aF nj
, 1870-06-21

IRON AND sTEEL-Tne inquiry for iron was
hapgcd. The following is our list:
t5Rr llfn. .-.....t.-.-.-.-..', 5H9 39c
Horseshoe llon..- .+.. . = G
Hoop amt light band. e 6 c
N1nnd and s4nare. e.....-. .....-.-..--.+ Ss59 ! c
ilaif oval and nal round. .....:... 4x3 sxc
Sheet IRON, common. :..-............--. 5at9 SAc
Sheet Iron, galvanized. @20Ac
Sheet Iron, charcoal. 26..,.. ..-@9 c
sheet lrcls, Juulata ..-1l191slc
Norway nall rods. ....-...:-........-...s @9 c
l,!o# steel, Gefmah-. ..-....----,.....-.1v 9!5 G
Bessemer plow steel. ais c
Spring md tire steel: el:...,-...:-..::.:;..1o 919
sonany active for the season, and, for domestic
stock Of all Kinds tue tone Of the market WAS 1r-
nENlocK-city harness union: 4o@4ac; city ha1-
ness, 40a42c country harness, o593sc; line, city,
s;,s GpP aR T. sof ls as; nD; sSsi s1 spps sse
Eo: S !, ! Il @@sss; county lppsf, So. !, sesss:
ssan {sssa sefS 6pos1 Eoosh s RgRs lns' f. g. s
Spuish apper, damageJ, 2s99oc; Chicago sole, 81
@a6c; Buffalo slaughter sole. aa9s1c.
esze 9s5ns @ 3aS.ss " w i1sas t{a stose siSS
::Ss5c:H G., american eli. i b, $isRsl43 French
Fes:h ss ST. ss nsR s1 3 e s1s H.
10 to 100 f& n.oNa1.4o: French cali. Lemolns, d
lozeu. sSaG1aSl00; French calf, Jolot, y dozen,
Egsget IHH l3aIngs 2 o7sn g. saS7Go e .;
a.ticIes continue IN fay dcuana and former prices
are readily realized. We quote:
Tls-no1 tin plate, ! {: 1914, s1o %; roofing
G arge pigz g. g. e9al! Pigs 45e: ea5
SnEEf Zisc-F!ist quallty, eask, 1oc; 1sst quail
WIRE7sto 6, 9e;T s, and ., 1oc; 10 aud II, II c
te, 1IKc 1B and Il, 1e1c: Is and Is. lie: II, 16c;
! IS 16c; Is, 1876; 80, soc,
/ EAITS--A fair demand existed TOT nh1ls, and
We quote: l0d260d, 9 leg, $A95; Sd, y keR
H.5o; Sd, . kcg f4!5; %, . scg, $500; 81, z keg
FL ed, D Eeg. s'.oo nne blued Sd, . reg, 500
nue hlued ID, = keR, fa.25- 57---
OIS11he market was without change In an,
4 essential particular. There was . good demaue
f"r the season, and pEieea we're vel
, 1870-06-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE


~
Star Alpena, Grand Harcn, II pkgs fish, 1o7 bu
potntoes, and lumber.
stmr shcDoygan, Milwaukee, IS pkgs dsh, 4 bales
wool, and 5unttrtes.
stmr Manltowoc, Milwaukee, 200 brls -four, and
sundrles.
Stmr Corona, St Joseph, 81 bxs nsb, 81 bu pots
toes, aud sunlriea
Stmr Farentc. $. Joseph. sundnes.
Stmr Lowell, Ogdensnurgh, = pigs DISH, and sun
dF1eA
Stzur New Era, Grand Haven, no cargo
StWr Sun, Erie, sundttes-
Stmr Idaho, Buffalo, 81 pigs nsh, aud sundrles
Stmr Citv OF Fremont Port Huron, rs pk9S 1sh
and sunfIies.
sunr Union. Marquette, ss tons pig Iron, and sua-
Prop Colorado, Buffalo, 1919 bars railroad iron,
Prop Ontonagou, Marquette, sundries.
Prop Canisteo, Buffalo, Lilo bars railroad Iron
and sunfirtes.
Prop Ira Chafee. saugatuck, 70 n lumber, 50 bu
potatoes, 3 blls dsh and sundriea
Prop EanIa81ke, Holland, IS N lumber, 100 bu
Itutatues, % brls fonr.
Prop Plymouth, Buffalo, sn3 bars railroad Iron, 43
pigs nsh and sunarics.
Schr North Star, PentHater, 125 N lumber, 100
m sblHHlca-
schr NunsooD, Nuskeson, 1eo m lumber, N
plckets.
Schr ]. F. Tracy, Manistec, 1s5 IN lumber.
schr r r. Mnsu1. Man{stet, 159 m lumber,
Schr Gas.ue, PentWater, Is m 1um3er.
SehT AortRHk. Kingston. 2i3 tons pig Non.
Sehr @. H. Wright, Ludtn9ton, 1a5 N lumber.
Schs n. N. Durham, Hntons Pier, Ito cus wool.
Schr Mary Helen, White Lake. 1,sGO ties.
Schr GaribA!dl, SAugatuek, 10 m lumber and Stats.
Prop Hilton, alu5keEon. 16, lumber, 80 n lath.
Prop George Dunbar, Menorlnee, 300 N lumber.
Bark Pensaukee, Pensaukee, 800 m lumber, 100 m
, 1870-06-21

T3eeR Of&eA. u @on4h Q1aTE Tt9Saf
Is5 Aesea asaeS.ao s@es :s5kkss
Psene ntSt.t E1gFoe -flo1 - +. q. semA =
I N tsaln> running through - Council BlaEs -
, 1870-06-21

1 MND-Nu110fAS4
lItinei~ ard .s,chssan Eauaa.
CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO. June @-1 p n
cLzAaER Lemoas, ~ 1sat: Goaztisatan' aa1
! do: Gee. Judd, 10, do; Colonel Manning, do, do:
Cbas, Steel say, DO; Augusta. Biz Run. do: Ex-
celsior, joliet. DO; Oak Leaf Joliet g tons sani;
Board Of Trade Aarsellles. s','3s It lumber Nc
' AEKrs rs'Ep,Ca;nga, Romeo, 900 ba coxn: Gen-
eral Rosessans, Ottawa ss1 BY BY eosn, 99.-9 n, .Ss
Is meat, d, i5o is hran: Montreal ossaxa m aso
bu corn; Wing and Wing, Joliet. 5000 nn corn;
rhnnx, LcckroE1. 3 COZ bu corr. go ou w9eas; a;
t,s09 Gu coru prop Wasp, Summit, IS y1s st91e:
Augusta, Big Kun. s5 do. do; Empress, Jo9es 70
do, do: y. q. Steel. do, IS Do, do; J; ". IeGsn-
- Do; General NcpaeEson, 10, s Do. %: Coo
fa fie occnnei Z; de- % DO, - 40: o alssi des j., do
S 90, 90, d. do: " Wakes %, g 10. @ Is, j e1sae
rop Wna!c, Ottawa, 3,5to lu corn; Friendship, do
4,5t0 bu corn, $3.50 rs starch:
CaSah Lncks, caie4Go, June sa-s p n.
GLEAhEr5Gensrai -, T. 4sPhyrs1n, IS s, isnont, Hs1t;
SIN ons, 20, d.; Ma1y Walker, do, do: L. Il. At
kinsor, DC, do; J. W. McGsnnlss, do, do; Lliy
s:st9 s;sx g. &C. .s. M!as al Msssr VIII H. 'st s do :"
~ Preston, Morris, s,ol5 Dc, Do; wavs, Do.
$500 do, do.
Disasters,
BRnEE DowS.-The tag E P. Dorr, while out
side, on Sunday, broke ,own, and was towed into
port By tho tug Red Jacket.
LoGnt for Buffalo with cargo of wheat from MIL
wauEee, eolitled With the schooner White S3raI,
at Port Huron. undergoing repaiEa der cargo Is
not Injured Tie damage to the vessel rigging,
sails railing, aud stanchtons L. estimated ataooat
f1EF-The scbnnrer Miranda which wa9
, 1870-06-21
The total product of anthracite pig iron in
the United States in 1853 was as follows:

1oIa1 lo4
The production OF bituminoua coal and coke
pig iron in 1869 amounted to SIS, 33u tods, an
increase cf 2!3, ,3i1 tons, or Il per cent, over
that OF 1868. OF this whole amount atout
250, ,0o0 tons Of this class Of pig iron wc.e made
II PENNSYLVANIA.
! In 1855! the production OF bituminous and
coke iron was 81 ,485 tons. SINGS which the az
'erage annual increase has been 54k per CEN
tum. Tho progress made By this brunch OF
business in several localities during the past
few yesEs is very great. II 1854 there were
Valley, Pa-, the Oldest Of which WIS created in
1874. During the five following years, to 1869,
inclusive. there were erected ten additional
anthracite furnaces, having capacity OF
5000 to o.. 900 tons. During the same time
thren charcoal furnaces were built in the val
Icy, with capacity Of 900 tons.
The production Of charcoal iron in 1869
amounted to 80, 150 tons, as follows:
15z&
New England States. $500
New YORK, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and
Nafylaud.. ......-..........-.- .-.---s.--.-.-lS4tVW
western Sta4Es.. zVos1W
This quantity exceeds by 22,15o tons, or
, 1870-06-21
1N1Y DIRECT IIEF "a TRAF0R

Ihf Ikossa5a II49s.lanifc uon1pany4 msi stesS
The splendid vease thu fayorite route fdr Tho qn
nent baA e7e1J alternate Hatnr6sy.
B.sat q Hayrc-fi11s e.htn siU second eahsa. t7a
e Ps13. tineludinE sailwxy tleks.,, sla and 81
1hese steamer. DO - eaf1y sseersse pss.enSsTA
continent Of Europe. By taxing this Hne avoid both
usnsts By kusAsh rallvayB and the a1curnfotn d
e1penst- GEO. MACKENZIE, AfrEt No. p Brof T.
EsJ.N.T.
, 1870-06-21
1o1IaoY AID NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Rates Of Passage Reduced
STEAMERS SAIL DIRECT TO LONDON.

Rates Of pa-saEe payable m c1rlenc5. fkH cabin
an. second cabin ~; stcer1Sc, ".
Psssenzs1 booked to Hamburg. brc1nen. .Havfe. Parfa
Antwerp md Eotterd.m At reduced currency rata.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-21
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM.

The Union Republican party of Oregon in Con-
venton, makes this declaration of its principles
and policy:
1st. Unfaltering devotion to tho Union, first,
last, and forever and unwavering fidelity to the
Constitution and its amendments, and to the laws
of our National Legislature.
I'd. We wholly approve the principals and pol
icy of the administration of President Grant,
carrying into practical application the principles
for which we have successfully striven. And we
particularly commend those points in his Inaugu-
raj Address, wherein he deelares-f' let it be
derstcod that no repudiator of one farthing of
public debt will be trusted in public places, and it
will go far towards strengthening credit which
ought to be the best in the world, and :" / would
protect the law abiding citizen whether of native
or foreign birth, wherever his rights are preju-
diced or the flag of our country floats - and 81
will have policy to enforce against the viii of
the people"
tion will wisely and firmly protect the interests
and sustain the dignity of the Nation in respect
other nations, and especially with regard to our
just claims against Great Britain.
4th We denounce all forms Of repudiaton as a
national crime,- the national honor requires
tho payment of the public Indebtedness in the
uftermost good faith to all creditors at homo or
abroad, not only according to the letter, but the
spirit of the laws under which it was contracted.
And for this purpose. We favor strict economy
in the Administration of the National Govern
mcnt, and the application to such payment of all
surplus revenue, from whatever source derived
and that taxation should be equalized and reduced
as rapidly as the national faith will permit.
5th. We make no distinction between citizens,
whether of foreign native BIRTH and that we
sympathze now and ever with men of all nation
alities striving for self government.
9th. That We are opposed to any change in our
naturalization laws which shall admit to citizen
ship any foreigners not now entitled thereto un-
der said laws.
9TH. We favor judicious system of railroad
and river improvements in Oregon, in order to de
velop our resources aud invite settlement OF oul
unoccupied territory-and for this purpose insis
| that Congress should make us liberal grants o
aid.
9Th. We are in favor of tariff for revenue
| with such Determinations in favor of eur domes
tic manufactures viii not diminish its efficiency
| for the purposes of revenue.
9th. We favor universal amnesty to the peopl
| of those States lately in rebellion, which have
| been restored to full relations in the Union.
1Gsh We are in favor of fostering the cause
education, and are opposed to any diversion
the common school funds of this State to an,
other purpose than the support of common schools
lIth. We recognize in the Union Republican
1 party the measures and men who saved the GOV
! ernment from destruction, and that its continu
anee in power is the only sure safeguard to ma
| tional peace and prosperity. And with this plat
form we appeal TO the voters of Oregon for thei
! suffrages and support.