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, 1870-10-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


WEDNESDAY, ErES1xH, Oct. rs.
iSMRER-fn Lew lea ufc- Mrtr "estlrs*rl Il,
Il ID market Io-d-y. TAe d.u anil was Mea11c. +1G
ihrs were 1lpsr 81 pnunas, leaving u1.olt, at ~
{, # ct business L0urs, I've c9rcsea F1tc-s f1s
shi. ele$ abd laih yelna,1 Unchanged.
We quote the clos.ng rr.ces OF caEGo*s af1ost -
F.tr to rod mlI-,un.. n........,..... .st&osa,aso
|, nil o:. IL 1ar b. ards and STRIPS. l5o3,loo
!. Is, snc a:t',oe, y i. ard uadcr: il.0esll:0
Iht~s and B. atrItns. 2h ii, aud over. 1a.0ha 1910
eoalse to common stuG- 10,WNall.O0
= s,;..'''-'- -.''''.' '.''-...'.' .ss..,g ~
Transactions aioar embrace tie fo,,swiig;
/ Ca E''"I st'ar W,nase Wig, from Mar ,s;ee, Il.
II scant1 =: l"tst. and timber at *l1,s0: sod by
ceTeo . :, scb, 3. 1a'i. from Grand Haven. In IN
= son = mon M miSsd II s1.:oo: 10 N lalh at s.oo:
nuli L CO. se>'t' - @''''' : '''N - "A's'''
AT JBK YAHps
Here trade exhibited moderate degree Of &C.
tisily, and quotations. rated Tim. ss follows:
First clear, l.cu T. 5o.oo
stcbEd clear. 1-aDch to s-inch. Ia00a ta.D0
Third clear, 1-,neh-->-...............s sauaass.0a
Firsr and fect nd clear noor.n9, soEeta-
Ct. r ukh, the same as second clear,
F.rsi 4. second clear siding. together. sSoyasa@
Con nldn E:dIug-. l1.hh3ts a.
Common nnoTlrE, dressed. nrss. ....... 81 DU4ss.co
f:na h7aD na0ftrE. dFes.f6. second. 2a a0Ng....
Waeon.Gx toa1ts, selected, 1e-lrch
xld up~ ard. -. .......-..-.......,.. 80 0Masao0
SANk bo2lds-...... 2161" g. 10
sleek boards .................... soGNselG0
q mnon h< ar4as. fanctrE, inist, scant-
ling, snd gmat timber, lo to l6 feet ....--
and under..-..... ........ .:.-..... laaA3lt.c0
Iust and sea1tltug, Is 10 81 feer..... 1ttpI44 00
Dry ttnnmon boatds anu fencing. ..... %. ..aiAtD
II Il Il. nar.......-..........-. :. 1nnthile 20
~ keIs. fqna7e. .-..-. 1GWNall00
Cedar p1s;E. spill. 1a6 II
Cedar posts, tOuDd-.. ........ eeA 81
Lath.. 9snd rs
Saved shjpGjee, No. .1.-.-.......,..., 2 7S1 $40
Sawed shing!es, A or star...... ...... ANA s,75
Arb, seasoned, y m................... sn.cNas30 20
0ak, seas6ned. = n................... u. 2SG0a55 90
MhiteKocd, SEASONED, q ra...... 20 GOA 1000
Black walnut, seasoned, Y m ......... eaG0saaA00
Mickoe!, Fiafk, citaE..- ......- 41o0a4o00
Hickory axlt rerf. q sset.............. ia t.t4
Maple a8tt1ees, r ser....... .,...... 1.0oA leQ
on TRACK
the dernsDtl continues good, and dealers arc nrm
and unchangld In their ytews. We quote:
OF star sawed. ..-........,......si3i%Gass 80
No. kaHed. .....+.....-...-...s.... L50 es2a1H
Thlckness-F1ve shingles to he two inches In
Thickness. hueth-s,xteen tpc1es. Thine dat-
lars amt u!ly cents per 10 bc ade1 when trans
lertet, Witch follows the shlpvlea
, 1870-10-27

"A man claiming 20 be John ,Iayvis. the only
survivor OF the ship Lcvant lost In tho Tlciuc IN
1851, has appeared at his old hume tn Norfolk.
Va. lie sass he was cast upon an uniuAahitcd
island, and waa 1akca OF hut short time stuce.
WIN. B. MArc1, the soIuicr WIZ Killed bis mrs.
tfes' anA committed suicide Ia New fuTk, was
hetf to $1eo.eo Ia England, left BY recently DE-
ctastd relative, information OF which came Just
Hfls:r hs ilcalh -
, 1870-10-27
f,cnlIc Labor on Southern PlnuSa.
tionA-Thc Experiment thus far
sutfnen4lY SuCccGAEu1.

{tp4n fht Se.c OTlhdns 7fnltt. Oet- IS
Tho experiment Of tho Chinese on the NIL
lsudon plantation has proved, In spite Of
many obstacles, eatiat.cto,y to 81 ~ R,ssies.
fore for resterday reports that they were
doing work which negro lAborers could not be
col 10 do, to nit j: Getting Wool out OF 4
swamp whc1o tbeJ hsd to wado aud work all
, 1870-10-27
Tie following Is the letter to Mr.. Wells:
Tf<rtxS sTy fkrf n1S

st Ia thf Honorable David A. Heits:
DEAR STR: Having observed with satisfaction
the Integrity, accuracy aud zeal with which you
for many yearS have pcformed tue duties Ut Spt-
ria com missioner OF thc|keTeaue: having learned
10 admire ypnr ahI1tty and 10 co1Eat In pour
wistioms having deeply Regretted your 5anl.h-
lnsAt rum The public service, By the intEtgues OF
the subject Of the reform Of tho revenue. hy tho
E.s, REDUCTION Of tamil taaat,on-a reform, as We
ttlievc, vital to cur prosperity Us people, ani to
The Integrity Of The administration Of our public
slairs-thc undersigned. citizens OF Cincinnati,
request you TO visit uuF city, aud atrcas rs and
our fe1uw-cttfzcrs publicly, at xuch time as may
t1ii your convenience
"tic1. lfea.tley, Then Cook, John SaiIfito, S,an-
hy Mnt,heW. JaA F. TurTcuct. Jno. D. Minor, II.
let.wlaue, tseo. ". Btshrp, las Espy, Josh. A.
Herman. Aust Vessel, chaa- T. Adae, t. n. 1iar-
nzon. James lie H3u;ll!er, Il r. stone, Mueller 4
Coerese, cas.et : 4ansenhcck. stat! i Meyer,
{ Wuktn, Wm- Smith. James Morrison i Co.. y.
q. Settleton. Joseph Z. Butler, F. T. Irannan, K
Knight, GeE1ion SnilIl,o, +. llxssaureck, T. r.
Briggs 4 Co., Dickson, Clark Co, Jacob q.
rhister, n. L. Haight, W, ". Ha4ley i Co.
Il ". B0olh i Co, l. i a Sinpklns0n /
Co John i. Gauo, Adolnh Wond 4 TO-, JOHN. II.
KoGers, Jsmes ". Eaf, volksfneutl tn., WIN.
1uugss, Gamhl1nus Stock Co., Cn1s. Mocticin,
X + s T. Gfstfths, " E. Lnwsfon. ~. H. Doane,
chas- F. W!lstacb, Loeb L Dto.. Ii. {. Whitman,
!. h. Stall1, Il ii. htsllar. Ncy. DE. u. Llientual
Bishop. u. ! =. komolcth.s t Co., Andw. ErIeu-
Ilodter, Vim. Hesor, A1ten / Co., john Ket,ler, II.
kteircf, Sol. Lanctinu, 5onu a. Coek.ril4, Josh.
Truunstien, 4. j j. Tr1uns1ten.
aJuHS II. uSBpKS, StcrStary.~
, 1870-10-27
=. .t&1
tame anu weak; 1luctuatious Of
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 20,
The following table shows the receipts aud
shipments Of produce at this point during the
tWCY,fr-f,,rr h0Dra+ - -
, 1870-10-27
LATEST.
~ q E-

L4lkSE.
NEW YORK, OFT. sG.-Money very stringent Til
2:a0 \. M a. per cent currency, and even glld
ihlerskt. Since THEN there has been pcrcepnble
lrlsAalf0D, closing at { on call It Is believed
thar the Locking up movement Will be abandoned
III taiiure.
Stirring etIoTE at 1t31s.
Gu;ti also advanced: opened a. 111ys AID closcd
stu AT tle.. The Treasurer has, thus far, paid
g ssss 900 ID Sos. tnber interest," RnrrnwluK talrs
nat II 1-sa per cent. Cicarances, kGs. .hoa oo0 The
Treasurer sold million at III 7s-luWsl1i s0-10o.
EErrrnments t3u'f and sfealY:
couts 81. ..113Hta1lsa4 coups, C,. no: :0 l10X
CnuRs, de 11.1t Cnups Gs. Hug 4xl1Ds:
toups s4ts 111A. 1a-3DA, .10;a dA106
CnIrs. fGs. slf1.l4l1lI Cntrencs 6s11l taill:,
CnHps. new.l1U.;xl1UH
Stale hobls neglected:
Missouri. t..-.......-.9l1.l Old Tifelnla-.....6
0l Tennessee. .6sA Old v. Carolina. q
NeS TeEnessse. COS New y. Gar0Nua. ~
SeS Virginia. .63
, 1870-10-27

SNEEP-The n13rket c0ndDuCs Qulet, thouRu
compared With Yesterday the volume OF busines:
uat sacted exhibited considerable increase, and
Good to choice qnsflIIts sold prettJ VEL, sues
making at 9&,oot9 liz. but common thin shsep
NC NON At Se. .3N34N,
, 1870-10-27

Sheet luP, c6tatN0d d-.....--.......-.-. |aa ~
snett tou. Charcoal. a. "a s.:
Sheet nor, Juniats, 10 iAa139
S2rVay Sn ~; nsti!o.is
:5enks' FloE steel, .;........--...+.-.....sX sXelo
nesssEas, plow s.es,. aia
LEArlER-The leather market was irm Al full
prices. Trade continues far. We quote:
EE4lnck-C1tJ harness, union, 49a !sc; city naE-
ness, @ - tse: ;su1t1s barnes ssSssc: Gs. S's.;
@1:o; St.y uppsr. No. !, = II, 29a3lc: city npn5,
M -; y, ;sssc; eoaGs15 upper. So; 9essoS;
eotIat toasn S.: en n5per iss;s g.; e.
Sc: 1oufh uppt I, it9ls Z. ssa SIC: rough np3er,
damage', sstssss: chicago so'e, Sasssc; buua'o
sisuA Ah1er sols, ssts Sc .n,.
!sa vs.: hatnsss, T.. *sE1sc; Fir, 'ens, tLo,t9
LIS: kip, No. !, snellnua, ssc3t.0: ZIP. heavy.
s b. aas'essn e 81; = O. esif fieasa
q to lte ns. sl.ssa1 1.es; French eMf. Letnoine,
ss:9s 10 %: russtt lintnEs. .iozen, Sass
METALS AND TIMERS STOCk-Tne ltatng
a,ucles were IN tair demand, ard quotations were
'i TsABoa = s tn plate. l. C., 1ex,4 .t,.oo; roodus
ttu l. C.. $40 10; large pigs, 45c snau pigs, 46c
| AZ TN, 47c.
corrIR-Corper bottoms, s6e; hraz;ers over 1s
snEIi zisc"F,s: M oF aaa,sy, ensx, lie: u,s, aua,,-
IL, sheet. ike: spelter, 1lhc.
WtRE--X to g. SCI s. A0A vi 10 10 I, 11Cs
1s,ilAc; ID aud H. lsEe; Is I'D il, lie; il, i:c;
Is. 16.:: 10. 19c; 20, 4oc.
and Il 5 rstcs were iully sustaIncti i05 sol =
Ees. si.es: 81. = SeS, $50; Cd. i Kez 9L;3s II,
s..na!t ms is.ne1' o. = xec t;.no: biustl 81 :;
Srp SsGN
t1ifSMSo change was visible IN the oil market.
Trade 1uie.f nuisf at The annertd oaotannna.
A. ~ & a.. IN n, asras n. r,.hnn 80
finseed, sax. sc; beiled, Sc; WINE ol. Sc:
" ": Hc: 1D: iafneni1ne. s:as sner1n ~ ssns "a
as: s,rnhant oii. si.So: ues;sfoet al Sa. Il %
s1.sv: sE.csiy purr. ii sszI, 10, - $'-'~
PiTNtjEIsa!es Of 10l bu at Sc: 20 bu ra.r
81. ali nom Etore: K car re- choice Michigan ps1es.
f1VEs IN bags al &c: scass do at ;g ia slo;e: i
car Iowa do u bulE at 6Oc 0. t; car Iuioos 40
at &c: car llinois DO At sc, nt.
prairie ch,ckens at s. %; 10 t,oz do as s. %; -
, 1870-10-27
SPECIAL HOTIOEx.

1lellnhOld's Extract Bllclau
Ard lNFHNvID RosE wAau c;tre ercsrt ana delteA
tsDrdtFs In al their 9t1st. nj e tJperl-r, t~ a.
eeaakc IN dict- snccnSrnIrnts. expn.u-r II
t-srant ia tn-t- .2d odof iTui1cd(ate IN i'll
AUD fire from rLinjut1oua prepsttier.
, 1870-10-27
For Hon-fsctcntion or Inconu-

~ Grnr. Irritation, Inflammation. or nsceE2d c! saA
haddes. q Kidneys dEseatss Of the tf!-t-a: raads
stone in the bladder. caens kra+~I LEiek drkt de-
= tits, ahl Ill dseAaea u the a.adcs. kidneys, aas
d1np4ieat rwel.inks,
, 1870-10-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EvES1so, Oct. IS.
-EtTrER-Thc n,a1ket vas very n:m for good
10 ch4itce cfadts tnt 0uet ard easy Tor COMMON.
which Is III large aud Increasing supply. Shipper.
were dutR eonEatativtlE little. the ehIet inquiry
eon,pE tso,n iosa hnxeFa who we're gene; aliy Il
uur 1uutstols, ~ fulioWs: Choice dairy, sSa3Ic;
fstr 10 good tub and nrkir, a3.ss6c; common
BAt:t;lNt The bagriag market remains anier
and prices are unchanged. ruling comparatively
sttary, as fellows: STARK, 41e: Lewiston A. 39c;
lies, ~ ts, se: bu, so: ::6urars. ou, lss loc:
,:,: SkaSs:ss!fs :. i : ot 10 lrss prime nana-p'cke,
BROOM tORN-saies Of ! CIR choice ar 4xc.
BCILDlSG AATERIALs-1he market was
1Rain dull aud b1lecs we're eAsr. as tolsawh:
uo. 2 6ri. 81 a.salf0: marble dlst, . t,rl As5a
stp, vi nS ts,e. q SalS i,s eF Il 's Or, .l2
Louisville cement. sal:4sas5; piaslciine ha!r, Il
bn, !aa s5e;; While saus1, = bu, $ann4Aas: IRE
hrieE, l,ooo. Eo;oeaGan: IRE clay. . hr'. sa.co
f:str ''; US % se,ei To-day anu prices
we're steady aud tl1u. We continue 10 quote:
<c New xeeIn xss 1as1s! Rs?s,rs e'ss Illinois factory s
c0Al.-isasiuess was quite aetire at the yaryls
We felwat our III, aa follows: Lehicb. lump,
lackaRsuss s, s.: Biossnu4s. nns asoos; :s 'G IL
and Hrtar Hl1t. 800: Wslnnt Hrl. - 10: Hooking
f % msrIsa asg.s .o,sy 4ss mo,ers,e,
acstye, and p1lces were D1m and substantially the
same ~ noted on YESTERDAY. We quote: Mochs,
lug Ric. st1lsst; common Eto, l9H q sec; gooa
TO PRIME, el@slAc: prime to chusce, ei.te:2c;
Eann e, lsalsHc; sssa.lae. la4ta s..e; sschaelA-
c!a Star, lsGsiSc; Ear1etts sieaslc lights, 1~A
CuopEnAGE-The demand continues OF a
NlQtt {ITE character, nEu Prices lsp DIN. as fol-
, 1870-10-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-Therr s.1c tcw changes, ami
nj ne Gf importance, 10 nosc IN the condition Of
the Cattle n11Fktt t1-cay. ThrfG WIS About au
a'c:agc attendance OF olscts, anu although the
lLQu11y from nil casEes WAS comparatively light,
ttrlr purchases exhibited respectable RFGFe-
Rste. the flesh receipa were well taken up. 20
tEat the large number left over flon1 yesser.iAy
Has nd1 materially augmented, autt prices were
tly sustained for all descriptions, while the few
Eco<l Shipping steers offered cnmmantei q nlght
adyaAce. In petut Of quality, the offerings we're
a $alr average, common nud Medium native. and
thin Texas comprising. a. heretofore, the bulk.
The highest Price obtained VAS $6.i3. for car
!ad ef prime Illinois steera, averaging LEAF
ns- So far as nrst-class cattle ase concerned.
tne nafket Is purely noknlnll. as Roae OF tls sofr
have arrived Within the East week; but, judy
,nE 5Fon3 the prices freely p-il for secoad-c,ass
our Glutaticns-s1 .eta .ss3-ase not extrayae1ns.
TIE shipping demand was Principally on Pitts.
bHrrh. i'hilase!phia. aud CevelAiI account, at
:a1tfad0 fer nettlum 10 fair neshy steers Of from
9.atn 1,IN rs average. New YORK anil :Al&any
myers sock the few good to prime lots offered ut
:S.sf4sd.t. There Was hftle demand ter ssockees
A:,a saes were slow al $35Na4.15 for common 10
- r-1 lr,s averaging from 100 to 1-t0N RS Citv
ou chcrs purchased literally OF the descriptions
sua!iy sought alter by them. VIZ: poor COWS.
-raI:awRR sieers, Etscs bulls. and thin Texas cat
:Is. Eay7pC therefor - tOta ln0: aua sPat n9y OF
i. q, cows and fatI!sh stee:s at Si.sNa5,t0.
Strue Of our re aders nay be interested In know.
lEf ttat, On the sth, 9th and 10th 1ayssof EoyeM-
cr nex1, there will be 6cla at the Cnlou Stock
fhrIs aE auctlo1 sA.e CT choice and btocsle1l
et0ck-tte drat OF regular ser1tA Those W3s ing
IT, purchase. or parties having b1oodea stoeK to
se:l. Il, no douhf, md this favorable oapo otu-
, 1870-10-27

SUNDAYS excepted tSAtrdaS4 excepted.
LAKE SHORE c a1caISAs SOUTHERN RAIL
D04sissF 4fst 6e: & .ssss sss;a tRa s|sIs Sss'
sp.et:i Nv 1s;f l. .i3 \. a.
Wight SHssp ass11s III :: n = n
S;;lt Saa Eassss;::::: . = = L IS IS
cHtcAcMo: M gtKEtxGToK 4;sx ! I! og1AcT g4tiKoAD.
tnion 1tpat. ffst q L1fes:- 's'
,'ai4s!s ~. Is - s1s s:s 4
iss:9s kies9:de f.: .ad RFs:a:i::: P4. n
ssns91s i.sin. t.st,!. t.stsntx ;;iI rs 81,
As!Ii ies1sitc s.sa<1 "a s:s W Sm
S'ias see7' e1'ss sas:s:. Guy fz;s9; n '
rs,os .. sfKt 8
esa 81: e @sa s.ve aud arrive
III TT ssx Yorr E11;:;s.lfs, f, .siasna
at:it Expnsa tea!isA--... SIS p m- ..IOE n.
ks;snsssss ksst s3ss;z: z:ssss:5:ss ii:z : :
erersA11 AND IoCnsuIk.
'ssss.s I'll {: ;s;z;s y; = :
*:s$ zssF ;;:f!ss $
PITTSBURGH FORT xAYrRs xXF CHICAGO RAn~
bp:49;j;;s:.: 81 Il . !. r. s:%g s9es
sssns Ee:x Il p7,rr s:spm snp.@
ssF sis.tsse aszs asssaa;adss: a s%SR ss.@ s:s.@
gn1cA99. ALTON ST: LOUIS RAILROAD
5oass 5ssfs seeancdsf;a.....
fteHs is1.nEasp EE5pFEss; saSp 4 ;s@L
see1fs taSss tR: Sroash o2 q s. Lo: tt. 2
ee'sht; :s.fma:5s ia saaasss e1ssa:ea. :Kzssps
I CHIoAGo.pAvvn1K4VI 4VI1uKszEs RAILROAD
We:t s;ds flssshs 9aies i ~ Z. q G 70 Ea Gs
ess GSissTa sSsass t1sed ID d5iga
S1Aa9s Pacific !, n4taR2;Ap 94: q;sf.
oszd et ot.er, 4 Ses,k C1slI ttsteL
81; Fsfss psz 4
Psaf, Il t,;9.ss S5tst s.ss9 7
!. n, asia Esaatss thF'asa sa cosaea sln=ss aos
rn7spEEssssBB EEssssBBss1fsssfSSx tE Z sE 5ss1s nA
S:s|| :s Is :
-sundaJ excepted. tssalFdas e1eertsd- sAoues1
exeepsAG
s.saso z 5.1 II %
Esags R!.s "A .s5sa
S. { s; ~; II Ss5;;s -: IS: ;s$ss
4 EtFfSet N.H Hn44A<AoA ~ r p
Awxa1ee HAIL eDk + n. et0:H l. n.
A1w1uEte Kxpzess....,.,,,.s 3Hs AM s]:llp u
Milwaukee P1Ssenx1....,..s % q fu. +4aN r1
Mlwankee Paeee1frr {dxflJ) ii 90 4 U 5!Na n
At- F2nl add Gtttu HAJ KX. I'll L. H. T.l5
Gteen " KXTEeH...s....~.~* h1O p u. 31 h
GOSbRICH3 PAssENGER sTEAMKRs
For MFw w.akse, Shebeyx.a. r .t4tly, as--4 =.
| For GRIND H1stn and MnakeSon. eTe1y Ties
ss5;s.T Tass;s. 20 Sss Hsa! Id
FeI 6sesn Bay VIII ia:siay sni Tsttai. u.
$SrYi4lY Aft4Gtsd.
, 1870-10-27

HAY--Thts market cortinues dull. and p1tccs
are still weak AID unsettled. The folio wing were
being paid ~ dealers: On track. timothy, pressed
f1:.ItN416G": rraitie. pressed upland. $t0:Ea
ll.c0: 40 s'aneh. {90o: Timothy, lno-c, Oh wa:-
Ga O.; for delivery OF pressed hay, zl.tos1.5a,
according 10 da:antc.
IIDES-There was less activity n the hide
Hatkct to41at, AMI less nrmucss IN Prices,
though the change was moi sr nc!eltly
naEkttl to warrant change ID quota.
1tons, which remain AZ follows: CITY green
@l1c; DO, heavy, sEa1oc; do, part cured, 50
lpHc; green calf, 16x1.c: Irv f1lor. 1~asuc; dry
satt d. l6kG 11Ac; R1ubey. scored. cur. or Other
csn. th.
, 1870-10-27

NnwACKER, Oct "a -BRHlDsrrFYs = Flour
dull: e4tIa sprinq, s4.73. Wheat dull and lc low-
er: Nc. !, $lcsH: No. 2, sLel Oats dull and
prices are 1oiulnat at &c. Corn Ia moderate de-
qriet; No. l. &C Barley Hteady, No e, 7ec,
, 1870-10-27
Private Consuttat1ous.

Dil /, SANGKK. Il i.aSsliett. Prtzr Lecture nd
ssosk tof H. M.Tt<d s. es9t. Fsn.s. Pills. errt.a
nrrrrrfal,y tscas.~i. .Al.c. NEhviNE PliiS-+ma
stre Tor rltttns Of set xnuses3 10 By uatl Enctoee
t,lnc and atai1esa r. U. Boz Il. Elicaeo
, 1870-10-27

II nth Clask+t chteasn. no ehatkAl tta
II -rn,tusl rsrsku--s. BY method. Ra
!. EElune q the Uniytr.tt 0t Phi'shrlphia and IL
III, o.-t f+st's pfstct4a Ia the cftF k,t all EhtuciS
lhsry III Se!cslle Nad Sexual p.eaxes CoE.alIati5n
fler confidential -
, 1870-10-27

After the close Of Change the leading xrain
markets were ouiy fairly active. and prices
ruled lowcI, No, spring wheat closing at
No. 2 co1n ut Sic c7sh, and Sc seller Novenl-
bet- Oats ware unmcntionrl. There WAS no
demand for grim vessels or provisions.
, 1870-10-27
Shattered Contributions


ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. Gu Social EvIls. ana
pNrEirt< OF imrsorresy Q! Erttns AHsrtet, will
PtutiaEr hrfp for thote whn frri Untitled tpr .sims
nsa1 hsrrnrrs sent frf.., III tc1ed rpfe1nr+e Ahdrc
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, 1870-10-27

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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14
Boring into the Subterranean Sen.

On Thursday last the labors of
the parties who had been boring. for
the last eighteen months in Lincoln,
the capital city of Nebraska, for salt
water, were crowned with success.
At the depth of 600 feet below the
surface, in stratum of sandstone, q
lead of the great subtcrranean sea
of salt water was struck, and the
briny torrent came struggling up
around the auger and Shot into the
air some eight or ten feet. 1t has
since flowed strongly and steadily,
and with great force and increasing
strength, forming briny rivulet.
1t is believed by the experts who
have seen the flow that when the
anger is withdrawn and tubing in
serted y stream Of water will be
projected from the well to the height
of fifty feet, making it the most
magnificent artesian well of salt wa
ter in the world.-CouncH Bluffs
NOuuarieI.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14
Census News.

The corrected figures gives the
total population of Massachusetts as
LASS, o4O, of Rhode Island 1919,
of Vermont 33O,235, and of New
Hampshire about $4,000. In these
four States there is population of
2,223,594, and gain since 1860 of
about l39 per cent. The gain in
Rhode Island, however, has been
nearly twice as great, or pa per
cent; while in Massachusetts it has
been IS per cent. There are now
in Rhode Island 2O6 persons to the
square mile, and in Massachusetts,
1877. In New Hampshire there are
little more than "a to the square
mile, and in Vermont about 365.
The population of Connecticut is
not yet exactly known, but is up
wards of $4,000, giving ll6 to the
square mile. Maine is also imper-
fectly reported as having 64O,O23,
gain of ,744 since 1860; its popula-
ton when correctly given will not
exceed % to the square mile. The
density of population for all New
England is about So to the square
mile, which is but little more than
half that of New York.
Twenty-six rural counties in New
York with a present population of
1852, 900, have gained in five years
only 52,97l, or less than per cent,
and the whole population of the
State does not probably come up to
100000.
The census of California has been
much neglected, and scarcely any
returns are yet accessible. Sacra-
mento shudders to find she has less
than 1900 inhabitants, though
there were 1875 in 1860. Stock
ton, which then had but 3,679, now
expects 10000. San Francisco does
not report as yet. The gain in the
whole State is not expected to be
very large.
Eighteen counties in Oregon give
6s,4l7, against 1926 in 1860; and
seven countics>in Washington Ter
ritory give lo,os3, against 1866 in
1860. The whole population of the
Territory is nearly $4,000.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-10-14
Railroad Accident,

4 serious accident occurred on the
Dubuque Southwestern railroad, on
Tuesday about noon. The train
was going north from Cedar Rapids,
and in turning a curve between
Worthington and Farley Junction,
the rails spread apart and threw the
baggage car and one car filled with
passengers off the track and down a
steep embankment, at the bottom of
which they landed a complete wreck.
Nobody was killed outright, but a
number were seriously and some
probably fatally injured. We ex-
tract from the Dubuque Herola the
list of casualties as follows:
DR.. Russell, of Monticello, receiv-
cd severe injuries about the head
and side, several Of his ribs evident
ly being broken. 1t is feared that
his injuries will prove fatal. Alex
ander Kearns, of Bloomington,
Grant county, Wisconsin, received
two severe cuts on his head, one of
which is over three inches in length
and penetrates to the skull. His
condition is reported as critical. He
has Il son residing at Sand Springs.
DR.. Collins, of Bowens Prairie, re-
ccived revere injuries on the head,
and was somewhat bruised, but is
not thought to be seriously injured.
Nancy Bell, lady over 20 years of
age, residing at Bowens Prairie,
, was seriously injured, sustaining a
dangerous fracture and dislocation
Of the thigh. She was removed to
Farley, and is in very critical con-
dition. l.. Camburn was injured
severely about the face, but not
dangerously
A large number of passengers
were also injured in less degree, but
few escaped without some cuts and
bruises. Passengers who came
through to Dubuque say they never
saw so complete wreck of pas
scnger coach, 50 much blood spilled
and yet no one killed outright. For
Il short time there was the widest
scene of confusion and terror, blood
flowing freely, and the injured groan-
ing in hcart-rending manner.
Everything that was possible was
done to alleviate the suffering and
care for the wounded.