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q. :. 500, Reg Ja.I Lilileili1
L. <. 5.2Os Cou. VI. 1ll.t
&. :. S-2ns. Coup. d.. llil ana
q. \. A-20s, Coup. ca. ia, Silll
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?1th OSCILLATIONS
4 MEXICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPHIC cos
n OFFlCk as been DeVed 10 No. 10 FuitoB't. n l.
DOLlTlCAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY


"F.sr designed to euAe Of POLITICAL RCOSO
MY e serving explain and deerd Policy PROTECTION
HOME INDUSTRY system Of National Cooperation the Elevi
,on oIsbor b. HORACE GREELEY have just been sret 10 peA
Of ~ This work comprises the twenty papers
on Political published weekly fHE TRIBUNE last Summer
with additions and cancellations ggered BY
tie .ng then for this isus aud eOOus aud
,boTough Auayc, l5e 1t dedicated 10 the Memory of Henry Clay
and intended y and csu the assumptions ard
mt Of the champions Trade in their and
aspects.
The 1ubct claims this work the merit graphing with the Ys
Traders around and meeting their points they have
present item oshr viii hoE far he has sucoe.dd be
,rr pusb hat be has eTsiei the positions which
they choose Jheir
Tbs uat large does aspire ,sboiJ all tia,
known with regard TO is mije Though not exclusively
s tkJmeui for Protection it regards the maintenance
ri ,rrret'ca Development Home Industry by al.
t n M rpl %! tr pu levied Imports as The cornerstone
ofths -esc central and r OF the Economic ornament
Ar u'ee have duhes, been written the aim Of this
,so 20 slap great ta,h AID commend TEN by array
rsrc.i ia,. multiplicity o. honey Illustrations TO the general
CONTENTS:
IIAror-rEouCCrON
u..c0HvEE'E- EXCHANGES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ToS-rYrELLEcTrAL PROP.
ERTY.
". .MONE-1HB BALANCE OF TRADE
yPAPEE MOSEY-INTERESr-CSrRY
W..sLAyFRY-HIEE LABOE-PRoPoETIOs-co -OPERA-
TON.
MONOPOLY THE LAW or PEICEs-EFFECT OF DUTIES
on COST
VII. AGRICULTURE IS AFFECTED By PRoTgCTIOs-vIEws
or THE FATHERS
TX. THE STATE-GIS LEGITIMATE SPHERE-P0wERs AND
DUTIES-FREg TRADE AXIOMs CONSIDERED.
L. PROTECTION POE AGRICULTURE
u.MAYUFACTCREs AND THEIR NEEDS
XII. .THR LABORING CLASs-IfS NIGHTS. INTERESTS,
DUTIES, AND NEEDS.
XIII. .THE INTEREST OF COSsUNgRs-iRoS
XIV. PROTECTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv. THE HARMONY or IHTERESrs-THR SUGAR INDUS
TRY or FRANCE RvIGORArISG OTHER INDUS
TRIRS-BRET SUGAR OS IFS TRIuMPHAL MARCH.
wi AMERICAN sHIP-BuiLDISG. sHlPPlsC. AND FoRElGs
COMMERCE
XVII. .CREDIT--IrS USES AND ABUsES-FoREIGS NDBRT-
EDsKSs-oCR NATIONAL DEBT
XVIII. WHAT HAS BEBN CALCULATING WHAT SHALL BIZ
XIX. TAXATION DIRECT any INDIRECT
Xxx. .CO-uPEaATION
XXI. wool AiS woOLENs
XXI. IMMIGRATION
KIM. .sPEcIFIC-AD yAioREM-MlNIMIh
XIV. CONCLUSIONS
ANALYTICAL Ape q
70, .ss al THE TRIBUNE J7t Pnss 1911 ~ stst b,
mai, post paid on nesipI OF pnes'
Address -. ..,..-.--
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
MONDAY. Jan. 2I-P. VI.


The gold market opened vigorous and active
to-day The price 10 a. was 49, at lOo5 l2Os and
prices have ranged during the day from l2l TO 1911 the
closing price in the Gold-Room
The mdey market continues very easy and the supply
abundant Rates call loans from to per cent
commercial paper al the same rates the closing price
Of Saturday-from to per cent on hrstcass paper
and double named not higher than 10 per cent
Government bonds were very strong to-day and prices
ruled from TO per cent higher than on Saturday At
the Second Board u s. coupon of 1884, sold at llSi
coupon 1862 IG coupon 1865. 1l5i coupon Of 1867 14i
coupon 1865 l TenForty coupon, 1925 Is, currency,
ulIGl1L
The marketgfor State bonds steady Tennessee
new lsidIS: Virginia S. new, 6lld62 North Carolina,
new a26 advance of II per cent over the sales OF
Saturday; GeorgIa ssus7. Missouri 6s, S7l South
Carolina new 75y; California U.s. III; Illinois coupon
100 Railroad bonds were strong; New-York Central
sgI Erie First Mortgage "a; Union Pacific s2l; Central
Pacific gold bonds, 9ltd9 Sales OF bank shares very
light with prices steady.
The stock market active and strong with opera.
tions in New.York ard Hudson, ss 695i Chicago and
North Western, a. and 73s at Second Board. Erie, "a
2i5 and % at Second Board c.. c.. Cincinnati, and
indianapolis 70: New-Jersey Central 9sl d0si Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 9lt. The of " corner" in the
Chicago and North continues the street The
increased earnings Of Reading IN 1869 have had favorable
influence this stock and sales were made today at 49,
Rock Island, in the National Stock EAcnange' anu III
the open side walk Exchange which IL has organized,
was very active, aud sales ranged from 1861 dlOs
OF miscellaneous shares to-day Cumberland Coal pre-
ierred, 34aS. Express stocks steady. Adams.
CA d65 D. 3d. and at second cau Ga United States, S.
American NJ Express, $751; The negotiations which have
been under consideration for some time. between the
Adams American and United States Express Companies
are not yet perfected they want tho assent or sigma
turo of the United States Abiding 10 the agreement
thus FAR entered into The Erenin0 Post which has OBJ
tanned the facts the officers OF the companies says
the American surrenders 10 the Adams all the lines
which the latter gave up the Merchants Union IN De-
comber 1861 the Adams paying the American 100000
In addition this pecuniary consideration ;hs Adams
gives up the American, for the Fort Wayne route to
Chicago its ri ght the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railroad tho lower end OF the illinois Central and the
JefersonvIse road to Indiana"
The increase In the price of gold and In Governments
leaves the comparative value Of Government bonds in
currency and gold within fraction OF the value Sat
urdaV:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

DIS MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PIX NN.
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE BoSps.-The undersigned
offer for sale limited amount Of the aboye-nameu
bons, They ara receivable at par by the Company
in pavment for any of its lands sold ut scheduled
prices The lands are pledged for the redemption OF
the bonds, and consist of 100000 acns Of choice loca
lions situated mostly in the Des Moines Valley,
Iowa. and are estimated 10 realize enough TO nearly
or quite cancel the whole issue of bonds In addition
To- the security of the road. Price, 90 For frtheh
particulars inquire Of
III CLARK, DoDoE & Co. 81 walist
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Cyotcr Srct,rTuss First and Second Mortgage
per cent Bonds Of the great Air Line Railroad I'll
Virginia We offer for sale AN,
First Mortgage South Side kailIoau PeI cg In.
Ronds nj s. Mortgage less than sdoVoper mile; III
irrrSt coupons payable January and Jnly IN New.
fork Whole amount of issue. s7u9OoO Net ino"''
sacond Wnrt1aee Norfolk aud Petersburg Railrosd
ner cent Bonds M ~ Aggregate of hst ana secona
mortgages sl3 500 per mile. Interest coupons pay@
bio January and July III New-iofk' Amonn' y"
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9antirg Stah,mi,s.

-
DODWORrHs CLASSES for DANClNG,
~ So 27 Fabae MONDAYS aud Ibgr'dsy'' or tuesdays
aud frraTs 49,. - e.,z.,..
Al no t8l Fnhaya Weine,ys and SatnrfsVi or SATURDAY
uorbbst Also Evening Classes Monday. aud Aasca's TOT sN
emsu Cs isrIng for Mo1dJ anu Ihgap nofnnsi oelu
for circular
DALLEMASTER DUMAR's DANCING
ID ACADEMY Fourh All dances taught one quarter
sic fashionable dances perfectly IN private le1son'
HLASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, Ga
W,,t Tbtyfourh Morning and ,n.ruoOs classes daily Gen
tlemen HondlV and THURSDAY, ct 9. 10
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s.eOrd Edition Nov E.sd'i
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT
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Al Illustrated worn. entitled
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VARIETIES,
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DWAHFS AND STANDARDS
TlME or PLANTING;
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VARIETIES 10 PLANT;
PRUNING
HANURlNG ASD MuLCHGSG:
. GATHERING FRUIT;
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Nth CIVILIZATIONS.

INTERESTING to MUSICAL SOClEIlES
IL Ind LOVERS Of CLASSICAL MUslCl
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION
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Tile transactions at the Gold Exchange,'Bank today
were: Ccarngs .2sl4s,OO0; balances. currency, N3,
o39; gold, N.-J3.95s.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
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DRICES REDUCED.
With supply the readers OF THH TRIbuNE With Mr.
G..s Autobiography have purchased the stereotype plates Of
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HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES % 4MFRrcAs POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS,
rAOs oTssys 81 TH as No9SE GGTr'T TO TINS
To Which are added
MISCELLANIES:
LITERATURE As VOCATION" POETS AND POETRY
REFORM AND REFORMERS" "A DEFENSE
OF PROTECTION" lie. &c
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
LAsAMPLE or The ScOTCH,IRIsR.
H. OUR FOLKS At L0SD0SDtRRY so,,,s
W sbr KtF 70 s scaq2n RSiH
viii NY APPRENTICESHIP.
GYEfR BY LAKE ERIR
XII XII s sEr ElsI S iFS BtsfSEss * 'A"'oA
Kill TEMPERANCE IL ALL TBSGx
XIV PLlYDAYS
xvii L0GGABlyD
XIX. SOCIALISM.
XX. SOCfALISftC EFFORTS
xii XII. aiRGikgf fuLLEgs
XXlIL BEGGARS AND BORROWEb
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES
XIV. OLD ZACH.
XVI CONGRESS-MlLEA6E
XVII. CONGRESS As 1T WAS -
xxIx LAM SrPERIoR cmGseoIaE PE r..
GYXI LlRELS AND LIBEL SUITS.
XII FE S9 81 Tk SS Fg
x&Xiv The S Ssy Esi NE Pdt mic
YNXVL MY Farm.
NNXviL Ny FARMfSG - .-.--
IXXyTL "SEwARD. WEED. AND GBFELEI
YYXIX EUROPE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ylI THE BANKS CONGRESS-" Tn. Loug COntsn for
XIII. T-BUCHANAh-hOtGLAS. tspssfsr.
Kill. RIDE ACROSS THE PLAINS -.
NLIv. THE ROCKY MOUSIAlN5-THB GREAT BASIN
XIV UTAH-EkviDI - -.
IIyL The SIERRA HEvADA-THB Y0SENITK-THE BIO
XGVII THE FUTURE or CALIFORNIA lIRkks
ILVIIL TIM PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1850.
XIX. shCEsSIOS-HOW CONFRONTED.
l.. OUR CIVIL WAR-ACTJAL AND POSSIBLE
III. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
LII. JEFFERSON DAVIS
LIZ WHITING HISTORY
Llv. Ny DEAD
MIsCELLANTEs.
LITERATURE A. VOCATION
POETS AND POETRY
REFORMS AND REFORMERS
GROUNDS OF PROTECTION
SUNDAY LECTURiSG "REMINISCENCES
DAYS RIDE IN MAINE.
DAYS RIDE ACROSS THB ALLEGHANKl
ANIGHT RIDE ACROSS THE PRAlRIRS
AWINTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS.
MARRIAGE AND DIV OkCE Dseu''os s'sr''s Horace 1"V
LEi Robert Dale Or'a
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Situutiuns calanira -ftmalts.

siiuaIons S3lanlt0 ulalcs.
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hLt good Address IL AOaKbLL 10 Lbed
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the road, and gone like that spark. We
won't see each other a9in; but before l 60,
take d FOOLS advice: sell out all you've got,
take your wife with you, and quit the coun-
try. 1t ant no place tor you nor her. Tell
her she must go; make her 60, if she won't.
Don't whine because you can't be saint, and
she amt an angel. Be man-and treat her
like a woman. Don't be a fool. Good-by"
He tore himself from Browns grasp, and
leaped down the stairs like a deer. At the
stable door he collared the halfsleepng host
Ter, and backed him against the ,wall.
"Saddle my horse in two minutes, or Pll-..
The ellipsis was frightfuly suggestive.
1.-The missis said you were to hr7e the buzz
gyw -
The horse was sadded as fast as the ner-
vous hands OF the astounded hostler could
manipulate buckle and strap.
as anything up, Mr.. Hamlin ?" said tbe
man, who, like all his class, admired the elan
OF his fiery patron, and was really concerned
in his welfare.
"Stand aside!'
Inc man tell back. With an oath, bound
ana CHATTER, Jack was into the road. In an
other movement to the mans half awakened
eyes. he was but moving cloud of dust in
the distance, toward which star lust loosed
from Its brethren was trailing a stream OF
fire.
But, early that morning, the dwellers by
the Wngdam turnpike, miles away, heard a
voice, pure as sky-lark's, singing afield.
Ifey who were asleep, turned over on their
rude couches to dream ofyouth, and love, and
olden days. Hard-faced men and anxious
| gold-seekers, already at work, ceased their la
bors and leaned upon picks to listen to ro-
mantle vagabond ambling away against the
rosy sunrise.-From the California Overland
Monthly for March.
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UNITED STATES MATT.
MAINE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASuINGTON Iopuarv 1o-n


PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract
q once OF this Department until 3 O'Clock D. H..
cd March so 1870 Ito be decided by April ~ foy
Ia1oy the Malls OF the United st ties from july L.
eao, 10 June 80, 1873 the following routes ia the
S.ae OF Marie, and by the schedules OF departures
r, No lS2 Flom Camden, by Centre Linconv,l,s IA
twice a IN. o.; TO Belfast, 17s miles and basS
or on arrival of Western nail: uay at . m,
Arrive at Bel asst by 12m; .-If
Leave Belfast Mon lay and Thur.dav Of 10
Arrive at Camden by A d m -
lsS From Bueksport, by Orland, North Pc, ,obs.o.
and bscS am ano , North Casne, to Castne, miles
Leave bucksport caily, except Sunday, at 10. 30
Arrive at Castiue by Bpm;
Leave Casino daily, except Sunday, at Sam.
arrive at bucksport by IL 30 m. ~
h,N From from Hancock to Crabtree Point a miles and
at S.30am; ~ oa'uruay
Arrive at Crabiree Point by o sOam.
. Leave Crabuee Point Tuesday Thy rsda,, on,
Saturday at 10. 80 am HSuay anu
Arrive at Hancock BY 11.so m.
back t rIom SedgwsS to Brookiiu, d miles and
Of te az Ssdgwlck Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Brooklin by 6.3opm; FrF
at 1e az Dfookin Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at sedgwick by sOam. rf3
is6 Frtm Rot ert Daggett's IN. o., hv r,,e,.,,,,.
Alills IN. o. to South Weston, miles and baat
once week. S "Nu JUN,
Leave Leave, Robert Daggett's Saturday ATTAIN;
Atllve at South Weston by 8 IN:
Leave south weston Saturday at IL m.
Arrive at Robert Daggetfs by pm Oh
ioi from Portland, by Duck Pond 10 North
"indham, l6 miles and back, three times a week. =
at am; quay
Arrive at North Windham by IL am; ..
=, Leave North Windham MONDAY, Wednesday ams
Friday at PM "AAiA
Arrive at Portland by JPN.
For forms OF proposals, guarantee, and certif<.r.
ana aso LOT instructions As TO the conditions IA
embraced IN The contract. &c. see advertisements :,
NOV 10, 1865 and OF tbs date inviting proposals. q
principal POST offices. az re
BIDS should be sent in sealed envsiNpe,. sun A.
esoi proposals, State OF Name" and 81
usseu u h' second Assistant Postmsste,, de nor al
c,,,- JNO. A. j. CkE. wEIJ "''
ieoio-iaW5W POSTING =. Hn
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R0CHESTEPRA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

3 ss.ssss:1 on and after Monday Nov. %. 1860
- trains will run as follows: ~ As''
assssnser trains leave Portland daily fSr,fo. 49,
A. NJ, 2.O0 z, M eii"euiate stations, at 7.1e
Leave Aired ,ir i9 y Saso River at 5.3OP.M.
$40 z. NJ 'i foftland at $50 A. NJ and
Freight trains with n,sso,
ed leave Alfred for Portland al se car attach
Leave Portland for Alfred at ~ ~ a n NJ
Stages connect as follows: L. NJ
at Gorham tor South wndham, wlndbor, ma,
and NorthWlndham, West Gorham, Standsuhh nm,
Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago, Bridpfon S.es ,p
Hiram, Brownield, Fryeburg. Conway. Eart,e,t
Jackson Limington, Cornish, Porter, Free.om. Mad,
is0n and Eaton n H., daily.
g. AT Saco River, for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
South Liminston, Limington, daily. --Ae''
9 AT Saeo River for Limerick, Newfelo, Parsons
AT Center marlborough for Limerick. Parsons.
field, daily. 'A' aiSo"s'
AT Alfred tor Springvale and Sanford Corner.
April 20, 1860. ""p'''n'enu n,a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-05
Portland & Kennebec R, R.
Winter Arrangement. Dec. 3. 1860.

A@msCAatnts nee. q, vA60
1"o Trains Daily 5etveen Portland and Auousfn.
axfsSr&sEE Leave Portland for Augusta mjxea
GE-XSS tram at 90 A NJ
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, Wateryille and
gusta at 5.15 PM. D"'A anu Au-
at $50 NJ, and rs NJ " "N" uA"y
rare as low by this route to Lewiston watervjlle
Hshuais Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by the Maine
SSniii load ana tickets purchased in Boston Tor
nns SehtiM stations are good for a passaye an
t ms Rne' Iassepgeis from Bangor, NEWPORT Dex.
.si, ~, VIII purchase Tickets 10 KendaIl's Mill
2iy, anu aiter taking the of the Portland and
heInepec ROAD, the conductor will turnish ticSa
anu MAKE ine are the same through to Portland or
Ihrou?n tickets are sold at Boston over tho East,
eIn anu BOSTON ana Maine Railroads for ali Stafion.
on TINS me; also the Androscoggln r. II. and Dex-
o oel, nansor &c, on the Maine Central No break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route and The onv
,o2ie py winch passenger from Boston or Port.
by railroad. 'no sane oay
stages leave Bath for Rockland &C. dauv An.
gusta lor Belfast daily. Vassalboro for North and
Ia East vassaiboro and China daily. KendalI's Mills
ior unity daI y. at PIshon's Ferry Tor Canaan dali
their route. '""' N'oi'n oH
Augusta, Zee. g. 1869. mayi!tt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-05
FALL RIVER LINE.

For New York, Philadelphis, Baltimore. WASH
ington, aud all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, $500 Deck $500. Baggage checked
through and transferred in n free OF charge.
New York trains leave the Old Colony aud New
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and Kneelan,i
streets daily, tSundays excepted as follows al 20
NJ arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance of
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
at 80 NJ, connecting at Fall River with the
new anu magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE Can't
~ -; M. summons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. Simmons
as steamers are the fastest and most reliable
boats Oh the Sound built expressly Tor speed
and comfort This line connects with all the South,
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
Steamers. w ~ NoiH '"
'"ro shippers of Freight.v this Line. with
us new and extensive depht accommodations In sos-
ION. anu ar2e pier IN New York, (exclusvely>or the
saht Oh me Lnel supplied with facilities for
neight and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass Freight always taken at low rates ana for
walded with dispatch, 1870 "
New York Express Train leaves Boston Mt 20 p
NJ; goods arrive in New York next moruine about G
A M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day ut 9.45 A NJ.
TOT tickets, oerths and staterooms, apply at the
c0mpany's of1ce at No 8 Old State house. corner of
washington and State streets and at Old Colony and
newport Railroad Depot, corner of South and Enee-
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, (suudays exeep.
ed) from Pier 30 North Il ivcr loot OF Chamber
st, at 500 M. o"''''
GEO. sHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
mr. d cr,,o>-, JAMES FISK, JR., President
Steamship Co.
Nov5 d1yr