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The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

Compositions Of Zinc and Copper are now
made SO hard that they will cut steel and
stand we'll for tools. The ancient art of al
loying and tempering these metals, seems to
have been re-dscovered This art was doubt
less los, soon after the discovery OF steel,
which is much more suitable material for
such purposes. The mixing of these hard
alloys Of copper and other softer metals, and
their temperng, is more the result OF curious
than useful experimenting.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

A Docs Powers OF ENDuRANCE.-A dog
entered :he tunnel of the Cole Company a
distance of about 400 feet, and fell into a
shaft in the tunnel about 40 feet in depth,
where he remained six days, antil last Saluri
day, when Henry Van Vokenburgh, hearing
the dog bark, rescued him from his irksome
confinement, in good condition, apparently
uninjured, and most overjoyed at his release.
Old Piute
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

STRONG LANeUAGE.-In charging jury
lately, at Carson City, Judge Turner said:
That man who deliberately robs an innocent
woman of her most priceless jewel, her vir'
tue, and ISLANDERS her afterwards, is unfit for
earth, and too bad for hell.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

A pottery bakery for the manufacture Of
ear,hern ware has been established at Vir-
ginia by Lowell q Mathews. Not the least
important article Of manufacture is An ANAL
gamating pan, made of calcined quartz,
which is said to be far superior to that Of
metallic manufacture.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

The KINGDOM OF ITALY.-The kingdom
Of Italy, according to the last census, counts
2l,777.334 inhabitants, and occupies the
fifth place in Europe in point of population.
If Venice and Rome were re-anneXed to it,
it would present an aggregate of 27,OoO,o0O
and be, after France, the most populous
country in Europe in which single Ian.
guage is exclusively spoken. The kingdom
is divided into 50 provinces, comprising l03
circles, or 1920 comnunes. In Italy there
are 1914 centres of population, or towns,
attracting a business population. These
towns comprise in the aggregate l4,slo,s 1898
Inhabitants, so that she is the riches. coun
try in large cities, in proportion to her size,
in all Europe.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

Daily Express, Marys'le
Daily Beacon, Stockton
Esmeralda Star, Aurora
Placer Herald, Auburn.
Colusa Sun.
Aurora Times.
Chronicle, lone City.
Democrat, Nevada.
Telegraph, Folsom.
Dispatch, Jackson.
Enquirer, Dutch Flat.
Journal. Yreka.
TrinityNationalist, Wea
vervillc.
News. Knights Landing
Sentinel. Santa Cruz.
Pajaro Times, Watson
vile.
Tribune, San Jose.
Gazette. San Matco.
Pacific Echo, Napa.
Tuolumne Courier. Co
lumbia.
Democrat. Santa Rosa.
San Francisco. May 2
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

The immigration is arriving in the towns
of Washoe in considerable numbers, bring
ing large quantities of stock, and reporting
an unusually safe and pleasant trip. The
number on the way for California is said to
be extraordinary.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

HoRsEs PULLING AT THE HALTER. Many
remedies have been proposed for curing this
bad habit, but simple and effective one is,
TO discard the common halter, and get a
broad, strong leather strap TO buckle around
the neck few inches below the ears. A
horse may pull at this, but will soon give it
uD,
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

An Irishwoman named Mary Burke, only
three weeks arrived in this country. has been
sent from San Francisco to Stockton, for
lunacy. She is supposed to have become
insane on the voyage hi.bar.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

A player, performing the ghost in Hamlet
very badly, was hissed; after bearing it a
good while be put the audience in good
bumor by stepping forward and saying:-
Ladies and gentlemen, am extremely sorry
that my humble endeavors to please are un
successful; but il you are not satisfied |
must give up the ghost"
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30
THOMAS ROYCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Cumberland Presbytcr,
Pacheco.
A lameda Gazette, San
Leandro.
Solano Herald, Suisun.
Marin Journal, San RAJ
fael.
Oak kland Press.
Oregon Democrat. AL
bany.
Oregon Union. Corvallis.
Cosmopolitan, Mazatlan.
Oregor Sentinel, Jack
sonville.
Herald Of Reform, En-
gene City.
Democratic State Jour
nal, Dalles.
Review. Eugene City.
Wa hington Standard,
Olympia.
British Columbian, West
minister.
st, 1868.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

The Big Greek mines, eighteen miles from
Austin, Reese River, are said to be paying
we'll. The Whittack Company recently re-
mi,ted two thousand ounces to their credit
ors 10 California, to pay for their mill and
supplies.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

Mrs. Partington's Ike goes soldering.
Mrs Partington makes a farewell address,
Ike my son. stand up, while address you
hold my bonnet and specs. Fellow SOL
diers-It is the abandoned duty for all to be
palriarchal in these times, and to hand down,
unimpaired the glorious flag of succeeding
generations. March hesitatingly to the con
tented field, and if rebel demands your
quarters. tell him you had but three and the
last one is spent; then if he won't quit and
leave, quit yourself like man, and say you
have made glorious campaign Of it,"
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

There is new mania for frog eating in
Chester county, Pa. A village paper there
SAYS: "At the Mansion House restaurant, on
Saturday evening last, seven dozen and nine
frogs were sold at 10 cents a head. Some
Of the citizens of the borough, who seldom
ever went fishing before, can now be seen,
gun in hand on their way to the frog fields
We suppose snakes wi soon become equally
as French if some one will only make the
start. Several gentlemen report mornings
work on Tuesday last, on some dams in Will
llstown township at Al frogs"
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

On the ltb of May, the Constitutional
Convention in louisiana declared slavery
abolished. The action must be confirmed
by the people, but there can be no doubt
that those Of them who will be permitted to
vote will approve ii. How the Convention
was elected and how elections are now con-
Quoted in that State, will appear from the
appended statement: .--.,
Miss Annie E. Dickinson, in a recent
speech at Hartford, Connecticut, declared
that she personally knew that the President
bad sent orders to General Banks to control
that election--that he had directed him to
secure the election Of one candidate (Hahn)
and put down the other. In this aver what
know, said Miss Dickinson, with emphasis.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

Personal advertisements charged full rates
Obituary, Birth and Marriage Notices, published
without charge.
re- Liberal deductions Imade 10 monthly or
yearly advertisers.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

A Mr.. Banton, of London, has invented a
cure for corpulence--it consists Of total alb
stinence from bread, butter, milk, sugar, beer
and potatoes. BY this plan he got rid Of 40
pounds Of superAous flesh. lie did not by
any means starve himself the while, for be
kept an excellent table. Fish, poultry and
game he consumed without misgiving or
alarm, from claret, sherry and madeira he
did not reco; four meals a day were his
constant allowance; and he wound up his
jovia and genial system of physical reform
by "nightcap" in the shape of G ass Of
grog. lie says he never was in better health
than at present.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

The Union Conservative National Con-
venlion," which was to meet on the ID OF
July at Chicago, has been postponed to the
9th Of August
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30
THE PLACER HERALD.
Ia PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
~ Novoda St.. Auburn, Placer County, CAL, by
r. & c. n. MITCHELL.
rarrs Of ubscripton-Invariably in Advance:
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
. souare of TEN LINES, (this sized typc,)

One square ol Ten L8NEs, ItH1s sIHeu syPc'7
First insertion. ..... .....SI w
Each subsequent insertion. ........... l 90
For half square Give lines,) or less..... l 90
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

w. L. Card, of Virginia City, has invent
ed an "agitator" that will save ten pounds Of
quicksilver in twenty.four hours run of a
battery in silver mill. That Gard will be
considered a trump by his fellow-citizens.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

An Irish beggar recently made his ap-
pearance at a public hotel, out West, when
the landlord said to him.
"Why don't you go to work9 A large,
hearty man like you should not be seen
begging"
He said he could find no work. st.
"Wel, then, enter the army. There you
can get S40O bounty, besides sl3 month
and found"
"Found!" replied Pat, "yes, be jabers.
found dead on the battle field"
In the heart Of the city of London there
is church where to this day, in pursuance
OF some bequest, on Easter Tuesday the
rector breaches what is called the "Flower
Sermon" which is always about flowers, and
the people who come to hear it bring bou.
quets Of flowers in their hands.
'Ah, doctor how is my wife to daye' The
doctor shook his head and said You must
prepare for the worst What exclaimed
the alarmed husband, is she likely to recoverl'
A preacher, in a funeral sermon on lady,
after summing up all her good qualities, ad.
ded: "She always reached her husbands
hat without muttering." ......
The excavation which led to the discovery
Of Pompei we're made during the reign OF
Charles III, the first Bourbon King of Ma
pies. s~'- 3.
The Liverpool Albion gives thirty four
forms in which the name of Shakespeare hsa
! been spelled.
, 1864-06-01

Pension and Bounty H1anks.
For ssle at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE OFFICE, ii
Clark etreet.
The series Is complete, and the forms ara acea'
rate, conforming In every respect to tho tnatx1o
tIons from the Pension Once All the forms pr.
taiuIng to an application are printed UPON one
sheet. embracing ne Declaration Of the Applicant
the Afdavits Of Witnesses, the Certificates OF tho
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney, Clerks Certiacate
&C., &C.. with ample blank spaces.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application for Prize Money
Application OF Widow or Mother for Payment OF
Penaton.
Application Of Invalid Psnsioner for Payment oi
Pension.
Claim Of Heirs for Arrears.
Claim for Horse and Equipment
Communication Of RaHons for Exchanged Prison
Of War.
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
[Act Of March 8, 1a5a)
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar.
1earB.
Guardians Declaration Of Minor Children tor
Bounty Money and Arrears.
Guartian's Declaration Of Minor Children fo
Pension.
Guardians Declaration Of Orphan Sister 10,
Pension.
Invalid Pension Claim.
We send them Post PAID, at the rate Of Is conts
per quire, upon the receipt Of the money.
Address, TRIBUNE CorANY.
, 1864-06-01
DEMOCRATIC A1PHlThEATER.
Letter from Sanford B. Perry.

Editors Chicago I1bune:
In Justice to the gentlemen who are complain
ants in the bfl recently fled by ma to an}oin tha
construction, upun- the park fronting Michigan
Asenue, Of building for the uee Of the Democratic
National Convention. and for euch Other uses IS
1he same might beput to. desire, ind am request
ed bJ several OF the conplaiDanta to make state
1nent IN relation to the motives which actuated
them.
II is mischicyous Misrepresentation to under
take TO e1Se TO this proceeding HolIfIcoI charac-
tsr. Nothing could be more unjust TO the com
p!ainants nothing farther from the truth. Not one
Of thoec gentlemen has the slightest objection to
the Democratic Convention being held here, aud
not one wuad do any act with an intent to prevent
1t, even II II Was In his power.
The compliments are oil honorable men, aboye
Ea1ty malice: well known to this CONN unity, and
nase . no icea'ngs Of petty, patzau character in
| some of them ~ believe, sympathtse fully with
| 10 be held here - 'Ao
The by On it. face, tmpsrtsa.y and inte11ie;bly
examined, Ieinter all attenlpts TO ave paTdxan
[ character 70 the proceeding.
II u hsd been the intent at the cnunn|sinsntx oY
81 any Of teen. 10 commence this proceeding Is .
paE,tznn act, or fo9 party puspoaes The ain.
| ants, who belong TO the Democratic nartv. 1ronid
| not lave been invited, nor am epsn xnastd tbe.
have consented. to be parties to IL Il h1d i,sr
| the iptept of the compt1ina1ts to nnnn1 IN
| ths Dtmoezait, OF put them 70 expense, o. ineon
, 1864-06-01
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO nABkEr-ETENrNG BOARD

TuzaDAx Ev1N1xo. May s1-1o p m.
There was slim attendance at the Sherman Ho1se
to-oieht, and tho genera! markets ruled heavy aad
tull--the decline in golt having contributed in no
ANAL degree to the result.
WHAT ruled i@Kc per busRs1 lower than on
Chtnee. and even at thta dt cline there but little
disposition to operate. Only sbous 1900 basheis
changed handf ut st.27H for No. l, and sf.2 sf23H
for Eo.2. The transactions were as fo1lows:-sscoo
bu No. Spring in store 1t s1.2;H: 5000 bu No.
Spring IN store at s12sx; 1900 ba do a: 4s; 5oe
bu do 1t II ziK-the market closlng quiet 1t Il an
Tor No. ], aud u Is for No.2.
CoEH wa4 Ia fatf demand and nrm At full pFtchs,
but the Transactions were light, foows:-1soo bu
No. Corn in store 1t $t.l; 400 bu No Corn Ia
sicte at 4lesY: $500 bu do at Sl.c9: $500 bu River
Corn atloat at t1.16h-the market cosng rm at tf1s
for 10. !, and &1JosS Tor No-2.
OATS were \ shade frEe er than on Change. but
there vas advance. Sales weye s.oo bu fresh re-
ce,pts, NO Oats In stert. at e8c 6c1 bu no Oassin
store at Csc eoo hu 30 (esnaD 0ats in store at
6ec-lc storage.
H1sHwns7s ruled &c lower than at the close Of
Change. Sales wcre 500 bhls city and good country
at 81 .2sh; 200 bbla do as II 24-closlnE quiet.
MESS Pore was in fair demand and the market WAS
steady with aales Of 200 bhls city packed ito be taken
without exsmlnationJ at $500.
, 1864-06-01
uNE HusDRED DAYS SERVICE.
Org nlzauon at Camp Fry-~-S2eed5 DtPut'
urt.. .PaImtnt Of poun1tes.

.5-..1 i ~. al
ready becoming wea.ied of the dal, moao.ony OF
csup and garrison lite, and elch for tho aterner
-co1;tiea of active serrfre Thn t,-,r az their de-
VI ae.I ''i,'s =, ans ...4e ~. =. .sa
par!u'e ola"s n,su- ~ "'s eApseteo Ina' sae ~
regiments woold lcaVo tor Memphis Yesterday, put
nsrching orders had not been received at night
fa]l. Thei. departure cannot long be delayed.
The boys IN camp are IN e1esllent nea1tn ano
spirits, and andous for the muster which preeedes
els e i P5a TIE rsfment. tas ai1eady te1 4 vi hsge
heeor,e nnite nroneient in ami and In the eYolu
ffnna n fhe Ifne or course he yeferans look mon
,SSng at;n ~ contemnt' ThaT forzet tba rims
pg ,ta sh ~ ~ h1na1S ~ W asEs sssEos ~ s,naa
WI xe1s stnni5 a. ~ Ver3es, trro a1nne
Mn the1r W.T. - "'~f'N - -'1o "~A@
T'1c 1aath ,crIrnent IL already sn1,r or1an3zed
.nd III, mnre f. nv - or tWn The' nieera IA
men har.. hren Tsterrd intn The eeTr1r md the
fG1mer viii At nnce recaive thefr ronnn,ssicns
A-ns and ciofhIng wers distrihnted m SatmnfaT
The ~ fn1nvinr - Tia rnsfer. ~1 e@'0- o:''
1I{onfnW " Mcf!hesnev.
TI1wSncnt fE,1onsi-Inhn q Bipelow
M05ov-Iobn 4. wilson.
1n;taonf-Edwnrn y Jnxtop
f5,;nr4e.snnsfer-R. r P,trce
5snn,s1nr 4Nfnnfain iohn Over. Ftrzt r,en.
+4nsnf GEsrtea = gfnriaiT. Secnni Tfentananf
Een Ba1rr& 2' @ 11A~A'''
Cn,n,s1n.s H-cAnta{n N. r petts. Ftrst lien,
tenant. 81. B. WfIkinson Second Lieutenant. J. z.
FcIIerI
, 1864-06-01
POLICE COURT,
Assault and Eobbery.--StabbIng---RoNdies 1
Eniform---Coloree Testimony not
admissible.

Yesterday, at this establishment, there was m
unusually laree per centase Of serious offenses In
yulying higher penalties than mere tine. The
docket did not contain the names OF more than
abou. thirty Individuals, but the drunzards. by
GONE extraordinary natural phenomenon, COM
priscd hut a small minority.
Atl0ctous RGlbtFy.--Jnmca Bingham, John
BRADLEY and Thomas Wilson, were asfaignsd on
Charge Of robbery. and young msn described as
stone mason. and named james douglas, vas
qual1ette were seen By officers kenny aud O'Don-
nell TO leave the den on Wells street known Us
Under the Willow and proceed to saloon op-
ftum their motions that three Of them had sinister
designs upon the fourth, DOUGLAS, who WAS very
drunk the officers watched their movements In the
money from their victim. and falling to get 1t,
knocked him down, when, with the assistance Of
Maeham. be searched the mna's pockets. Thepo-
Ncemen. At this tuucturc. entered and arrested the
group. Douglas had lost nearly $50, bnt he could
only Identify IS, taken from the soldier. Bingham
and bradley we're held to bail for trial at the Re-
co1dtr'e Cour1, in the sum OF 000 each and com.
mitted in default: Wilson vas dned sis and costs,
for being an accessory, and Douglas, whose expo
riences had been feyere, was discharged from GUS
| te.J.
taehed to The Irish Brigade, on Monday night went
into the saloon Of Ernst Albright, opposite the de-
poa liquor l:sed to r daa IT. mhS
was called BY the lender followed the man Into
se nho 1 1 Wnea ine
s;c+a1 rasrf, a1nnn5 .as ~ c,1, Mn aha ~
nsssL . Waata. ~ MoIn ~ s1h.t ~ toMe anInes ~
% e n1sa; oe.n hae nen. ne nat us
tlsi ~ 4h Gonr+ " t ,, NC a3 4of
tIa1 n .He 1S~tcf, So1si g iae sum 2. Ssoo.
a OdT1 1HsJ.C0ncnIy flL1lt, q, mnalto, WAS
cnaIge9 VIII Essang par ei Ranialoons and Two
& 'f9m a1aat wne ives al Mo. 81
1vul9 Els1S eisGes, nnuss .ae saesmaa Aoust;
tne tnsue plea1eu gGtR - lno 1helt, ann We ae1a
loi .sn a. iae u eoat1 IL oohos o1 S3'o'
~ SSo,oi - Rahts.,. f-otber,,a n.c. h-o,,t.
4He @ 3'nnWs e..ea haVsm-.o LII ,W' plInsai
~ " = az - enaIu NJ ~'.u ILL., s.eas saaNl
saeeS a. - 1t1 ..o TT. h.fa"s e. SO,
H. .Ssft hs,,.,. ,.nro1 sa hna ~ ts @ tnno
10 .aeat uet ~ ~, - us4 ~ .1s aau ~ s"o
~ 1pEsaa ~ tt.at o. .us 11:Sut1Sa M coHt.
q 1tIthyM AepIu9u4te-1o9u OaIu, 9uFenHc ot
, 1864-06-01

PkEsosAI--Co1. Wm. F. Lynch, Of the 5sth lit
nois volunteer lntantry, passed through tnis clty
yesterday morning On his way to Egln, bis home.
Colonel Lynch was dangerously wounded in the
lnee at Yellow Bayou when Gen. Smith division
cut its way through to the Mississippi. Though
In FIRST iate spirits and expects soon to rcjon his
regiment which il now at Vicksbure.
, 1864-06-01

ETeleg1Rphed exclusively to the Chicago Ttbun II
REV YoKK, Tuesday Evening, May 81. 1851.
BEEF CATTLE total recaipts Of Beef Cattls,
At all the yards Of the clt for the weak ending to-
dsy, amount to $50 head. against 5000 head last
week, and ,6SS received during the corresponding
week Of 1888. or this weeks receipts COO head were
from Illinois, and haf the stock In market were
stl1lers. The market this week opened brink, and
prices show an advance Of 1Hc y y on last weeks
quotations. though ut the close the state OF the msr
ket rot quite favorable for drovers a. at the
opening, tho sAtea being slow. Wo Qsote:
Prime beevss Including fancy....... ....195@eoc
stn sieeqa snd coa1;f c
Or thc eorIttpondlae date ID lsss, prime
beeveflcxclnutpg fancy.........-...-... IL @12n
Showing mn advance over last years prices OF 7<@
Sc cNp.
snEEP-The receipts for the week ending today at
all the yards amount $3.50 Sheep and according to
The reported saea Of Sheep brokers the general
age prce per head has been e0s1c q D for sheared
large proportion OF the receipts has been nom I'LL
nots.
HOGS-The receipts Of hogs for the week ending
to dny amount to eoo hogs. The quotations today
Of corn-ied hogs per cwt, live weight, ere 81a9A.
The quotations Of distilh rg-fed hoss per cwt live
weight, aresH0sx. Market closed nrm and iuprov.
ITO the Associated Prass.l
NV Io4K, May M..Ihc current prices for the
s5s aoos ssisz ;sa nso ssa:Fs s.s &
ssss 9s;s,i 1;siS :s @ ordinary
ss$$ss: :s5',.ss .sss s;1g; 6;
Ts5 e s:s ss.s *b5 sSss sssr the
a Il II no
were above every other day reaching high - 25c
some C1ses,
, 1864-06-01

c1RcuT CorET cooK CoUNTT.-BGfors VzE-
loAzs 1T Common L9tc.
= Marsh Va Holton. Rule to plead In twenty
days.
SOS Mehring "a Follansbee. On trial.
G57 Gcceman vs Oivefsey. Motion tor new trinl
agreed.
sN Mehlc. rs Murphy. Judgment for plalutin.
Ptcpes' Gaze:
= People ye Putnam. Order for his discharge
upon his entering his feco.nlaxuce.
CAfHfesy.
.a515 Barnes ys The Northwestern University,
ct al. Injunction dissolved Without prejudice.
IS Chittendep, ct al. " WhIrco,nb, ct nj. Set
for hearing on fret day Of July next
55a Tucker vs Gibbs. Demurrer to bill argued
and taken under ndvieement.
, 1864-06-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
BR1n0KroRT. May II. 9 p. H.
CLEARED, Monday night. May tosh.-Dirigo Prison.
light 1athens, KauRakcs. feeder. light; .Protrcs',
L.salle light: Queen City. Lasal's, 2. TBS tee 1ubs
Constitution. Lcckport, light; J.ha Morrtso7. La
sale, light, E. Burnham. Prison, light.
CLfAlEp. Tuesday. May sl1t-Badser State, Otto.
va. Light; Gen. rEton, lasae. 1s t55 It
Jcderton, La. ale. i3too iect lumber: Gibraltar.
lass1e. 10000 feet lumber Drill, Norris light: Wasp,
Lssa]e. heht afanle Leaf, Joliet, light; Stars and
strres, ,LcssGe, o6r feet lumber. q 00o lsth; Gel
Scott, tatal1e feet lumber, IS 400 adng, 772
shinR1ess Il. McIennan, Ottawa, light: J. HArring-
ton, Aarsal4ea, light: Lady Franklin, Athens: H. @.
Looiris. Athens: Investiga ator, Athena; " 8. Qua.
ner, Athens; Conveyance. Atters-
Arrived, Monday Elxht, May W.-H. G. Loomis,
Athers, 81 yds rubbe stcna Investigator, Athens s.
yds rubhe stonc; Indy FrnntHD. Athens. 4s yds d.
mens1cn stone; 8. A. Douglas No. ?, Ottawa. go bu
corn. 50 hu ryc CONVEYANCE, DesplAluea, 30 yds rub
bic stono: American staI. LAsals, 60oo bu corn: #.
5. Gurnee, Attens, Is yds dimension etone: saiaa
lasa1e, $50 bu corn; L. Woolson Lasai1e $50 bn
corn Cnyugu, Loekport, 5.oeo bu corn Legrnux, Is
Sale.
AuRlv1p, Tuesday, Nay N.-W. @. Gaylord. Lock
pert, leo hu corn, 70 bn barley, sooo bu wheat; Ra.
becch, LAaae, 6,tao bu corn: Neptune, Lasas, so
bu corn Rccket Lockport, 100 bu corn ne ~ fkosk
lumbeFs Chae. B. Pope, LaSa1e, bu corn - brs
-four, 3eao lard eco hams, IL $40 ms scrap IN;
Airs Iach1lc. E. SO bu corn.
, 1864-06-01

venlence q to hazard the eueeess Of their enter.
ps1fs Thch In Itself is laudab1e, that proceeding
would have been delayed until the but d lag was
nessiy complete I. and tie tune too short TO erect
The simple tint6 Of the matter, direstod Of n
co!ortnR: is this: By the CITY Charter and by tho
Michigan u avenue Is LID out md d. re. :.
and % al " enceo.ehnsnts aSait thereon @ b, Ans; sp1
oa s af hsvs ind
right to hare this park kept fee from ali cncroach-
ments, and its character cannot, By any authority
be changed, without the consent Of the owners 81
all the lots fronting On the Avenue. No person,
therefore, without such consent had. OF could
obtain ar right to make the Entertainments com.
On Friday last, for the nrst tine the compl.ln-
ants, who reside On lois fronting the park, were
informed that the materials, which for threc day3
had been accommodating on the park, were to b
aeter and Ereat dimensions, described in the Sun.
day morning issne Of the Chlc.go Tints.
These residents had never been consulted in the
seS Be bne sesn aaFs
and that IN obstruction Of an apparently perina-
nent character, was being erected 4by persons who
did 1ot seem 70 recognize their nghta, feelings,
selves Of The remedy pointed ont md provided for
them IN the city charter and for their own protec-
d9n, eD1oin the further encoachment.
interests that no president for such encroachment
should be set. Unlike the Canal Convention,
which simply Eet up CANVASS tent for three or
Wt a & fbe
and appearance OF q permanent building.
1hs oh1ses and purpose of The ip}G9eton q e xas
1hey had no other or different motive. The pur-
pose for which the structure was to be used,
I'm {n1 itfn he m
, 1864-06-01
milwaukee Market

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tssbune.J
MILwAuKxzs May 81, 1884,
FLouH-Dull md 19c lower. Sales chofce. Spring
extra ut S5.9:96.ta.
GRA1K-Wheat irregular, unsettled AMI lower.
Market opened at Smiths Elevator at 31a9h; on Re-
ce,pt Of gold declining, $1.zsK: advanced on Change
to $12sH-ruline steady. This evening, market quie1
and steady At 3l1a for No l. Sales for the day c
bnshels ut above prices, Including large agent fos
futuse delivery. Oats dull and buyers Offering al
63G7kc, gellers &C. ANAL sale 1t G8kc, delivered
Corn upactt1ed and dull.
FRx1enIa-EomInal. No yeessla On the market.