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, 1870-05-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Hay 10.
LUMBER-The market to-day Was again active,
hut no change Of importance WRs made In prices
The supply WIS ubeTal-1eaylng unsold at the close
only TWO catgoes. 4 sawed shingles and lath are
ntm at s212A@a25 for the former, md 800 for
the latteE .......
The following are the current rates OF trelghts
, 1870-05-11


BROOM CORN-The demand was mesSEe, and
prices were easier sales being effected at range
Of 300. 90 per ton for common to choice
EradeA The supply Is large.
BEANs-Sotd all the Hay from S1.0oa2 50 pcr bu
for common to choice gradea-
BUILDING MATEKIAIs-The demand for
building materials WIS more urgent. aud
IL PRICES now ruling: Michigan stusco,
Sri. $s.oota+ss: i marble dust, . bri, sas5
@sf3; lime, in bu'k, . hrl q. .25; lime IN brls. .
6rl, *1so; cement, Clarks Utica, y br, s. 159225;
ests ef ess?a fodissiiis Fit eemsat sa1ss @
plasterlng hair, . hu, s5@5o: white sand, 2 ntl,
a5e S!tsfs eoo g, e aSs se r
CHEESE There has been more inquiry foE this
staple during the past few days, and for marketa-
9le goods 1rmeE feeling has obealaed. Really sa;
have been effected at 17c for faVorite brand
Low Erades are PLENTY, and aEc worked on WITH
eot
prices. We repeat our LIST: New York factory,
1591ec: Illinois factory, i3911e; Western Re
cOAL-The coal market continues Inactive,
there being little or nothing doing aside from sup
plying the actual Necessities Of .ocat consumers.
anu pFices especially for snthrsclte, are weak and
prices were .askcd: Lehlgh, lump, 1Lo0:
b.essSas, Gs ana Bse n sce
ehsTr w1lIoT Ra5 g r. IN ye!e SS fcas
CANDLES The deman. continues fair, and no
change OF importance transptred In prices: Wax
,s aa ;efB Baaf2is sssa: sst Sanfa ~
coorERAGE-Ihe,c was slight idllas on In
ne demand, but quotations were nomsnany un-
Waiafey barrels, iron bound. .............S SO
Nhisfey barrels, wood bonud.. d..:--.-..-- l-S99L15
Pork barrels. 1.1o@i.2o
+sk.
, 1870-05-11


ERU1TS AND SUTS-The market for goo4ls in
this line has been characterized by Increased ac-
uvlty, 10th In dried End green fruits auG flrmer
feeling haa rrerailed. There has been brisk de-
llghst; Lemons aIe also i1rmer- and tending up
ward, hut as get without quotanle advance. Tic
stocks are liberal and we'll assorted. Prices range
as follows.
GREEN Fnu11s-Applcs, 9a0oaaoo; Lemons,
20: oranges, Palermo, $t.509A %; oranges,
Mesaina, $35QGt60.
DRIED FKu17ITarkey prnnes, 1s91sc: French
prunes, 13@14c; ngs, drums, 1e@17c; dgs, car
ions, e3ss5c; dates, 10ea12c; apples; East
EN-. oH@l1e; apples, Southern, 7@sHe;, peaeh-
cs peeled, 17@19c; peaches, halves, unpee!e't, SH
t4l0c; peaches, qunrtcrs, unpceled, 7ssAc; black
berries, = b, 14@l5c: raspber1ice, 3 b, e3i832c;
cherries. pitsed, e0@25c; cherries, imported, rr1-
p!tted, 12@1cc; raistns, layers, new, sl.co5L75;
SEIs--Almouds, soft-shellcd, 2S950c; almonds,
papcrshelled, Princess, 55f251c: peanuts, . bu, %
rs, sa.00a4.00: Brazil nuts, 1a9l4c; French wal
nuta, 1a916c: 1loetts, lsal6c; peeans, Texas, l5a
1Ge: pecans, Missouri, 1s@1sc.
FISE-An active trade has been enjoyed
throughout the past week, by our fshFlcalers aa:l
s2rc slight reduction In whltefsi and t1Out,
prices hare been unIfo1maly well sustained. The
stocks Of both lake and saltwater descriptions are
considerably reduced, and e 1rm tone persauesth
, 1870-05-11

only TWO cargoeA 4 sawed shingles and lath arc
| ntm at S212A@I25 for the former, md es.00 for
I the latteE .--.
| The following are the current rates OF frelghts
| from the different points named to Chicago:
Pier MaEq'te- 500 a. asIsBkalam..oo-.a!!s GAN
Ms9t7tee-. - teSSo Es1uskeson-- d75 ta2W
Wh9ts a4f' Ea as as Eaco.;.s. aa;.s. ~
| fnern Ra11 ss5 S11S iIs,J R;yr1 -~ S52S
S'th Havco l15 I7Ni0 'lStnrc7ou nav 80 RS35
Asntowoc.- -. t41.75 Ford Rlvcr.. 225 t6s:.I3
Pesatiko-..-- - t9s@ Two Rirera. 1-s1N3s1l
ESviu..-':"s 80 ts9 l1socAa HLy Hs-51
Eniaa ~ t1n5s1sslnc~. 9-Si
CARO- Of scf'r F1t1s nay frnm Mnssegon s3 IN
r. et,SS ~ - a. n -, j a. eIS a. ss1o u,s ~
oS'.,a ~ ~ ~ 2.oou ~ ~
Eofd hv R1nrchn+r3 i YoyJonIt - $@f
01 Ec,Gn ~ stSr 1atart'i 1, ,y,,,,r, - ,c,
- s+rSe ~ ~ e,a ~ ~ na LII. ,S
~ J.. y Mtsa, oaanee slniAeu III slsoV' SUI
- 3Cs-,1 =. - ~ esSI .o, ,,,,.o.,. -, oo- $.
, 1870-05-11

"W radically e1:erniaatc from the system diseases
arising from habits Of dissIpauon At little expeu,e
Ite or no change In Dict in:onEcnence rexpo,ure
completely pcrredas those uup1casant and DANGEROUS
resnedict copavia aud Mercury, In al these d,ea4es
, 1870-05-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10,
The following table shows the dailV rece3ris nnd
shipments Of live stoek during the week M TO thls
, 1870-05-11
BUCHU.

a. prepared by DEussists. Is Of dark eolor- II Is
pl,nt that erIts it, frsgrs1oe The action OF ae de-
stroyu this tl active princplc leaving dz-k and su
tuous decoct.on. Nine Is the color Of ingredIent1
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PRESTON for IIlspIa,.

The world j. crazy. dccidcly 80.
The nllis slow -siill show. There
s nnl one w a thousand who dare.
~'l back on nothing bnt his real
lmp'e all tor power to get through
tbc world, ond extra enjoyment a.
DE goes along. There Is too nhtcIr
living in The eyes OF other people.
There IS no eud io the nping, the
mimicry, the false airs aud the SUI
rcriirial arts. Aud until people
tnkcanew view Of thugs entirely
ana resolve 10 turn 4 very short cor
ntr IN order to live obediently to
such view, the world will 10 on as
1t has Teen going for very long
time, md all Of us will continue TO
chase bubbles, only to see them burst,
mere water drops on our hands.
u requires rare courage, We viii ad-
init to live up 10 ones enlightend
conviction ut times. Uless you
consent to join in the general cheat,
you are booted aud jostled out OF
reach. There is no room for you Il,
the great mob Of pretcnders. Ifa
man darcs to live within his means.
and is resolute III his purpose not to
appear more than he really is, let
him be applauded. There Is some-
thing fresh in such an example. It
deserves to be set down as one of the
euriosities of the age. The few
who devote themselves to- snch fine
resolutions, can, we fear Be counted
upon the fingers, but stili they are
the little heaven Of the hinge lump.
The mass will yet be stirred BY the
truth and simplicity of their evan,
plo.
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-9-7la-la--71 = -a-s fssF977s 1397a7a7F17l7a
DRIVING THE LAST SPIKE.

The New Orlaens Jicdyaae Of
Thursday contains the following ac-
count Of the completion Of the New
Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga
RaiIroad4o Mobile.
II is not quite ten months since
work was commenced on the Chat.
tauooga Railroad, and to-day the
whole distaucy Of one hundred and
thirty-nine miles is completed. The
last rail was laid yesterday morn
ing at l0l o'clock, and a few hours
afterwards the ceremony Of driving
the two last spikes into the road
was to take place Trains with in
yited guest left Mobile and New
Orleans to meet at a point III the
vicinity Of Chef Mentcur, some tven.
ty seven miles from this city.
The train from our city started
from the foot of Canal st. shortly
before 2 o'clock. II was il charge
of Mr. J. b. Franklin, one Of the
Of the road. We noticed
on board the train Messrs. Roundtree
G. X. Rally, L. Folger, Andrews
Allen Hearsey, Jones, Judge p,
Able, Judge Robinson, john L.
Lee, s. Hardie and Others who had
been invited by Major Williamson
tile Superintendent and Conductor
Maury. Among those on board
were Mr.. James Mitchell ,onc If the
engineers Of the road, and j, o.
Balcntruc, the resident engineer at
Bay, st. Louis.
The trains arrived at the place of
SlloftIy after A a'clock
and as 5 o'clock the. ceremony of
driving tic last spike took place. a
golden spike was driven into the
road by Mr. Martin Van BrockIin,
tile division, engineer oi tie Mobile
and silver spike oy Mr..
r. w. Rogers, the resident engineer
There was silence alaiost solemn
when the slow measured strokes Of
the hammer which adjnstedthe two
last spikes Ii their places announced
that the Crescent City was united
with he Gulf City by strong iron
hands Every one present telt the
importance Of the event. aud all ap
pearcd reioiced At the opening of
this new highway.
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VOLUME u NUMBER %

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in Franee.--and if he don't-ues. Il
he don't win ioin with auv holv
else here or elsewhere that he's either
crazv or else n d----d fool. mast
probably tbe Iattsr---toipterfeFe with
American trade and American pros.
perity. We arc much puzzlod os to
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CORRESPONDENCE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ath, 1870.
DEAR STAn.-Alter much peril by
land and wave, VIC dnd ourself once
again within the limits OF the city
OF straight streets and essential raefi-
calism. We left the dear old Bluff
City and its cotton bales at noon on
Saturday, and our heart was heavy
within us as We stepped aboard tho
waiting train ut the head of Main
Street. The thought olthe interve-
ming days and months that must roll
by ere we should tread the old fa-
miliar ways, Or greet the dear old.
fashioned faces, or grasp the friendly
hands that ofyour so of elasped ours
tenderly and cordially--tle thought
pcrchance these months may run ont
into the neyer-endlng eternity, death
and the grave. C'and the LopisriHe
Rdiroad,') betwixt the North and
the South, the East and the West
and why MOTIVE as well as any other
unfortunate individual Gin a gene.
ral break upo) meet the one and .fed
the ottef--and never more scan your
columns with eager eye, IN the flesh
"though perhaps our spiritual inter
course might be kept upin flowing
bunper Of the good "old 1anasee,
KY" left standing on your sanctum
mantle.
We spent our Sabbath in Louis
vile, that fair Southern city by the
Beautiful River. We found trade
here very doll, money scarce, and
as great q curiosity as "hcn's teeth
(thcse valuable enriosities one meets
With about once in century. We
remember once, some years ago, an
ancient fowl served up at the ''taJlel
dc hotco Of the Gayoso, who was
thought to have possessed at least
two OF the aforesaid scarce teeth,
Judging from the extreme, tention|
and touginess Of its aesh,) but pros
pectof aspeedy greater plenty there
Of. The tobacco crop Of This season
Is much more extensive and much
finer Clan last years and prices are
rating high. Louisville Is improving
rapidly and already wears the regal
appearance Of a very grand metrop-
oils, The great Railway bridge
across the Oliio il acuriosity and a
wonderful achievement in the wayl
ofRallWly engineering. Itisa mile
and -iourths in length, and
serves as the Siamese Junction be-
tgixt the 'darkand bloody ground
Of old Kentucky and Indiana, the
Paradise Of divoce,--the sure refuge
Of all hen-pcched brsbands ard
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fofthg plrolu STAR
To 'I!S,..-..., ON Exchanging Curl,

Go itlegurl | give ihycto
A sw ct ami charming maid;
But In rotan have others,
otter cherished bmid.
Oh thhmy 10 come mjghtbe
As .huep pcriorce must be-
Owned rozcd on rorhlps easeyed-
BY one ss fair as she,
often, perhaps LEE lovely eye,
Nay foni'y rest on thee,
Aud lirs perhaps ponsiye sigh,
That's brcatbrd alone tor thee
on, too, that lorcly littlc hand,
May gently thee catest
And lips breath softly cut how dear,
Perhaps shoelI give q kiss
And when per chance she's scanning thee,
Her gentle trlsscs bright,
May NY ia gentle folls on thee,
Aud Ai.s thee with delight.
Mayhap shell lay thee on tlat breast
utnowy wIdtcntss pure,
Where, could 10y my head 20 rest,
All Sorrows lrss twould cure
Gods blessings o. thee iltecurh
And when torlarn roam
May YOU viii hes 'the sweetest gill,
Forever have home.
AWREY
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uf its W. hi,k T. ths 4liy,
laih fhf NsN flflaahs end Aslale
if1iH si.se'lrsl ~ Nsw slfleuaa hil.
aH'f .ahsi saTfsme TIE los.u.
inf eiue = fhs Ud W0fhls mssy
South go e4llsi iatg fsaalalli,mi,
iaaHt ssfs ffuPese'i std fespsude,I
'o. and ilapfsufias speeches ws.
mado hi dHige b,dlis aml Judra
Robinson.
Iha aeteHf 4Hsf fsiaHod g. ,bs
l'rhtahlaiH Ha.ttb They dasife
tn'4u fher lhnksto Mcs.,s
Leo llardIe. Fmuklin and Round.
ifgo. i0f Kind "A niisus
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. . . -
Mr, BulIngams as an Orator.

MIR. Bnrlingame's delivery was
exceedingly effective. IIc spoke
with unerring correctness Of one
who had thoroughly studied his
part, and yet with the absolute fresh
ness and apparent spontaneity Of q
man who had sprung to his feet with
the abundant iulness Of the subj q
and the uncomfortable impulse OF
the occasion. And he had the re-
markable gift Of retaining this fresh
ness and spontancity, no matter how
often lie repeated the speech. And
the precision of his repetition was
among the noteworthy features Of
his oratory. In what is termed q
campaign speech, II is difficult for
the best filled mind and the readiest
tongue TO make more than one re-
ally valuable effort. The issue to
be discussed on successive days, pend
ing one election, are 80 entirely
identical as to admit Of but slight
variation i'll tile mode of their pres
entation BY the same speaker. The
Prince of all campaign orators, Tom
Corwin of0hio was IN the habit of
saying that "a man who should at
tempta a fresh speech on every stump
would never have any speech worth
listening to- While, therefore, it is
70 be expected that general simi-
larity will Of necessity prevadc the
speeches Of any manwho attempts
70 discuss the issues Of a politi, IL
campaign, it was peculiar to Mr..
Builngamc to delivcr-day after day,
tho same speech exactly, rerbufim Il
iteratim a pinctuatim. And he
was wise in 50 doing. Any sttenpt
to change the thread ofhis argument
Or To varythc fclicitious Illustrations
Of bis rhetoric would have dor1aectr
the entire framework Of that which
he 30 ftly compactcd and joind to-
getlicr. He always kept M mind
that had a different audience dsory
day, and no matter how hackmtycsl
the speech became 10 lliniscif, lit was
fresh and new toscach succeeding
crowcd Of hearcrss But, Nj fsct,
the speech did not b<tomt hxskncy-
ed to himself, for sho xDnt6f ID
faced a sympathetic auaisnec ~ y1r.
took Of their temper, grow el1tsd
with their interest, and foxot III
the intensity ofto-day's magnetism
that he was repeating TIE s6yines *
yesterday From the AtIantic Msn-
thy for Nousmbef. NJ
III
Fouldyo bo exenps iyasn ipuI
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COUGHNO MORE.

WARSERs covGH BAIsAa Is healing, soften
ing and expectorating. The extraordinary
power Il possesses in Immediately relieving
and eventually cnreiug the most obstinate
erses Of Coughs, Sore Throat Bronchitis, In
fuenm, Caialrh, Ilearssncs Asthma and Con
sumption y almost incredible. 80 prosipt il,
the reliefaod certain is effects 10 al the alcve
cases, u any affection oftbe ihreat and angs
that thousands ofphysieians are daily prescib-
ing II, and one and OIL ssy that h is the mort
healing expeciorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief and IN mos, cases
one bottlt effects A cure Sod by druggist, In
large bottles. Price One Dollas II il your
own fault If you stiil Coueh and suffer. The
Baisam will cure, .s.4s
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BAREfAM HOUSE,
PANOLA, MISS.

WV E HAVE PURCHASED THE HOTEL
at lilis place from +. ". Mathews, aud arc
thoroughly ranovasiug sDd re-farniahiug the
house ID handsome style, and VS. pledge cur
selves to use every cndeavor 10 give satisfac-
tlon 10 those who favor Us With their patronage.
r.. Ill. BARliAM & SON.
Wcwill Keep up the Saloon in tie building,
and our friend BOB COOLEY will be glad TO
administer the cooling draugbtt % al those ,sho
suffer from thirst. ALI Kinds Of liquors nnl
vine kept on hand aud mixed in tie btst s'yle.
Meals nj all dmcs at 80 cts. Weekly and
monthly board at low rates. oi-3m
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DROP FEED
Srwiu0 4llQttiue.

uiE1" llE ".ETNA isa Noaeiess SAattle Lotk
hdht Sr3g hoct,n, uipga sga,M
afcdlf and a nccdle protector Il has been man
ntictured aud extensAcy used in New York
City ten year., and has always been held in
gIeat !a'cr 9n account OF it, extreme simplicity
and durability, both fasty and a Aaha-
JachTng Machine. About $4,000 OF then, are
IN the hands oins many operators, doing every
variety ol work, and no person who has become
the owner ol one las yet been ound willing 10
re ign the r".AfNA' Tor any others, where aIl
kinds ARE so welt known Yet our mechanical
experts have been able 20 make some excel cri
changes and valuable Improvements, and We
now present TO The public MN FdNILT
SEWiNG M CHfAE, and with The ialth
aud confidence inspired by experience we be-
licve we are giving you the best machine TO
meet every family want that TIL world has ey-
er seen, and with the Public We rest the case,
well knowing they will decide upon its merits,
shieb are Simplicity, BcaaH tahg and Dt
raL,Itby
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wAI7MMT7'5
PILE REMEDY.

WARSER's Pile REMEDY has never Elied not
even in one case to cure the very worst case Of
Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
are afflicted should Immediately call on their
druggist and get WARsRR's PIE REMEDY. 1t
Is expressly for the Piles and is not recommen-
dea %. carc any other disease, II has cured
niany cares of over thirty years standing Price
One Dollar For sale BY all druggist every
where. ts
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Expense. University Dues, Board,

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/ iuluon ~ the clas5iCa course, pay
aoio ~ aaFanco lof the ehtife seho"
las'le year OF nine months'.o"... 80 ON
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Deposlt 'of damages, re'afhab'ei II 10
manages ere assessed .'''..'.'.'..''. oo
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co TO ADAM BROWN, opposite vcrands
Hotel, sarifs, Miss Open At all bonrs. He
viii send up anddown shcrsiroad on all trains
Cgsh paid for dry bide+
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tances ID good time, q small quality OF
hay-say eight pounds per days am
/ ply sufficient, but as much oats may be
4 given as the animal viii eat. Dry hay
is undoubtedly injurious to the wind;
for ordinary work in their own stables,
the quantity of hay may be increased
three to five pounds and the al
lowance of grain reduced to twelve
quarts. A good plan is to give good
mash of stewed bran and oats once a
week; this will cool the blood, give a
kindly Alternative to the system, keep the
bowels moderately open and please the
appetite of the animal. The use OF nitre
or drugs of any kind should be stHdiously
avoided, and only used when prescribed
as medicine. Many more horses than
one would imagine have their wind broken
by being worked quick and hard, with
their bellies distended with hay, grain and
water; are fonndered from being oyerfed
while hot, exhausted, and in a state of
quasi collapse; are exposed to acute in
fammation of the bowels, collie, etc, from
being freely watered and subjected TO
drafts of cold air, showers of rain, or
being injudiciously bathed or washed
after sharp work, or when their stomachs
are empty, and themselves craving a good
dressing and warm mash.
fsHorses should never be fed within an
hour before being put to work, and should
then be worked but slowly until the bowels |
are fully evacuated. Water should never |
be given to them in large quantities
before being put to work, and not at
all on their coming off work, while hot,
still less when jaded and exhausted. 1t
should be supplied to them often and in
not so much as large draughts
AT time, which improperly distend the
stomach, as in small quantities, at fire.
quently recurring intervals. New corn is
emphatically dangerous as horse feed, and
should never be used as such; being heat
Ing, it is very apt to cause colc and even
acute Inflammation. Old corn may be
allowable, but should only be gwen
sparingly and cautiously, in the ratio of
quarts whereyou would give three of oats.
Moistening both hay and oats is especially
beneficial TO the wind, and is good prac-
ice. Horses are fond of salt, and small
quantities should occasionally be mixed
with their food