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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16
Crystal Wedding.

-
eoup'uuicatfop, WHICH II published entire,
would occupy nearly $40 columns Of the
paper The sa4Jet of the communicable,
j. Tie late Crystal Wedding Of Mr. Charles
Niif9 and, lady, Of Greeo Bay aud inci-l
dents Of the tour from Keuosl,a We have
no room this " eek for the Article entire, but
as the affair was one of more than ordinary
briiIianoy' and gotten up, at lepga * pspse,
W.. make q few brief extracts from Which
a general idea may be gained Of What took
place:
THE PAtATfAL COACH
( fone,of fhs goaf 9eIigptfdl parties that
it has been our pleasure TO attend in years.
cane off on Friday evening of last week,
at the residence Of Gnariys Write Esq. in
Green Bay
z special d z came idp ftoa Cl1ica 60 o.
Thursday, 10 dohdlgeJ TAG guests from Keno
sha, and most royal coach il was the
wood w9yk beips oG the choicest walnut
beautifully inlajd with fantastic designs il,
in gilt. The coaches were ofsoft crimson.
velvet fit Tor & princess to reeIi0e Upon;
the carpets Of The finest texture the err.
tsips OF rich crimson brocade, bordered in
greenland gold, and everything in the most
pel ffed93t harmony aud taste "s 1s37
IL 8da aACoEsaIg21 AT HARVARD. 7.s sH-
1t 8.50aa 8 re 5clied harvard, and there
met .ritb 4 reinfoicGpent from Chicago. =
The CENTRE papytMete oaathe best Of terms
ii the sHoifast period possible. and the
louts passed swiftly and inerrily away, and
ls.wss long past midnight before any one
sroained oi going 80 bsd ; then only the re-
membranes that t4s following night wouid
be ouoof fatigue IS well as delight, bad the
power TO sepd US 5ofeata ~ a
3ARRlYAL AND REcEPItd1 Ar GREEN Bay
Ill o'clock friianuiagniUg we were at
the Bay Carriages were waiting to con
wy Us to our tspective stopping places,
there 10 remain t,iI tbs most approved fash
s',s,,a az - l.,, s,i9 o,,,
as 81 81. M 10
~ ~ ~ ~ 'pe - = :,
u 1''U7'so 80. [...'.,'' -
our wrappings, ans daoended to the parlors
liS - rooms "Si Why u.isu VIZ "a
women aHu ifF'''l' ~" ~ O'Aii.u,'S
"e'''aae on way 'o"a'ps ''9 iauS q 'D'
'ps 1 ''o !" = ' 'Ss :" "''s' 9''i''
Se9 ~ W III paeS - ! : - ,r 4 'i' ,5i,
'''9'i5' '''ssSu 5s'''' 0s'g'9. 20 I.''"'
l,i'ee4''' '.'i',V 80" '''''' lass
" ooq''e y ~ '''9 'i,o,o'0a 49, ~
''''os' 90 .''
wy S'''''' '3''' y 80
no" CTS" 2,'' 7 eN'''''' .''7' 749''' ~ ny
' y oo'o'a' '',a 1sspp5 'e'' ,' M az
. ss"''S' 9 $3.50 = -.a 800 y ~
were heartily "sicaHisri
THE b4HoIYe HALE.
The dancing ball was an immense room
40x25 feet, BUILT expressly for the occasion.
The old and bonored flags of our nation
Il ere. hing ii fsstoohs UPON all SIDES. AT
Que end a stage. had been erected for the
Imusicians-at The other seats had been
placed for those Who preferred looking on
to taking part 10 the dancing.
How THE LADIES WERE DRESSED
! Consnicious 2 uopg the elegantly dressed
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Aat esA-G-A ----.A +saaaft county LOuFG q
in the matter 81 Tue esta Of Cstbaline Sonuer.
deceased.
a OTsGs IS hereby gtvan TINT By virtue and in
! pur-aance Of an 0rIer o. license made In said
matter on the 2lta cay Of Decambsr. A, D.. 1851
by tne County Court Of said county, the ind r.
; lSned adm inlstrGtor Of said esfate Wll, on the
eigbs b dass II FeBFaEy, 4, .. 1858 If one O'Clock
= 81. o. sald cay az the 'front.' door OF tle Court
Hor = the City and county CT Kenosha. and
state Of iscOLsH oieT iereale and sell at Yendue
70 Inc highest bidder ta 'ef0r the JiloViBg de-
scf!bed Real Estate. t0-Wit: All the right title and
interest OF said estate il the following lands: Iof
one ID and the north tWo-thirds 20 OF lots three
.3) and fourteen 10 IN block No. eightysfye rssr
81 the 4th ward or The City Of Eenosha in said
county CT keHCsaa WISCONSIN,
Jan. nth 1885.
=. B. JILsUE,
SW53 Administrator.
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ns&s.s "a Ag q a. Sd.

sh3lM ONs--PA iAEH-In this city, Jan. 18th, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev
MR. Mead Mr.. w. H.. Summons and Miss Francis
Z. Parker, all ofrhis city.
the printer was properly remembered with a
handsome fee, whichindieates tha the married pair
have begun life sensiblgg To- ID Isl Il +
-8Ict COMMONS lat the residence Of
flames McComnofs, by the Rev. 4 Latham, on
The I,h inst. Nea AIcFayden, to Miss Anna Nc
Commons, al Of Randall. .'..#i l6' "i
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WHISKY e A PovER. There is no deny
ing the fact that whiskey is a power in this
country. Notwithstanding the precau-
tlof'ary zenactlneits Of Congress to gnard
against evasion il collecting the tax on
ihjs&ey, scarcely. a week passes, without
the reimbursement Of escapes Of whiskey
IRON Gle tax collector. Millions on millions
Of revenue legally due, are reported lost, be
cause OF the iuccmpetepcy of the law or the
officers Of tie law, to bring whislSey up to
!be mark. Tie ingenuity of law makers
isroa taxed as to bow Wbiskey shall be
made - obey the law, and submit to law,
fai taxation. Congress has the matter un
der cpnsi deIation
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f5l,f 3sgno9ha Tele0rapa
TnohoDAl, JANUARY ID,

SIR %epo9ha gele9raga
TnohoDA1, JANUARY 10 +
Reconstruction and Restoration.
'4he Repobjs ap party desires early recon
ssfdctiou BY giving Ire rule TO iogal me 4
fb4 war Of the rebellion was an issue 10
tween loyalty and treason through many
aihrd fought battle, loyalty achieved the
victory, and treason was subdQed. The /
-ntro-stooa by the government, when
its life ~e9 as7siied by aFned traitors, now
to stand by Tie loyal w.n # tie
south, who helped to fight the battles Of
freedom. Whatever State qotIndw allowed
airepregertation in Congress, need not le-
main unrepresented, if it viii but recognizes
ftHe condition Of things established by the
waT,and t. Ike loyal attitude in the Uifon
1t is no fault Of Republicans that any south
fern state, is not now IN the U,Jian the
Est5tfs uhrepresonted, choose to ee Sd, be-
cause th, lnep VINO sought TO overthrow
Iihs government, cannot come into tie
Jon, as the party in the ascendancy. IF
i,he ,lberal offers Of readussiQb, made by
Ire Republican party at the close Of tue
var mad been accepted the vacant seats in.
| congress, you'd long ago have been filled
/ t agas the northern democracy who iuciteC
tie south ern states 10 stand out. Ii is they
4 rbo still urge the south to stand aIoof, un-
Itif The r{bel cement can be reinstated in
Po@ef,i .oodao iGm 55trs ~ aes 3.
4 3Whatalis south demand, and what, its
4 northern allies also ask, is rest0fatjoa of the
rebel states. IL is insisted that the seeded
sl.tes We're never out Of tile Tn ion that
Il even while they had set up governments of
their own, aud levied war against tile
Onion, they were all the while entitled 70
d be represented ia the Congress Of the United
4 Stakes! So according to the popular demo
cratic theory, South CAROLINA, while repre-
laeoted 10 the Confederate Congress under
7. tie lead Of jeff Davis, at kichntord had al
Itaa aame lima tbe rioht n ~ ra,rasa,,t ad
Iia Congress al Washington, duripg the adj.
ninistretioh of President Lincoln Upon
IA, ne H.. o. A. j ~
T. W,
80 : -,
e ~ e.aq ~ +, cootoa ,a;f,.,a ue;ah az.
,t s.b5a ~, T.aaa q H.
h.t.-a.I'. T .. - = = /: t's'
- .;,,1.2 al. s-aoe..aaas -, 80 -
~ 80, .,,se 81, as,.
r ~ " ~ Is =
''''',s'1 ga % '0'iee'sf ~ ''s same 8qh'3
5' ia I aso's'''s" 90 o' , 7','o s'E
a ,aalYan ,,,oa nl6 ! ..ta.,3,,.a i Is.;.t
~
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III, =, f0' . ~ -
<a6i3s ~ ~. $50 TO-, :"
80 " ' ri
,,ssat@ d. -, ,;a,. q1,
boDplstion There sBalIba M va,i, d, &,
III aa,,t 49, ,t &c IL IN ~.
vote as well as the white There shall be
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.MeGulIie'g Readers at Johnson,s.

.aHHH hlIsERAGLgs! Misguided and unfortunate youug
men. Essays 81 wafni&s ana destruction for young
nea, WHO have abused their physical powers or
wasted their subsistence in riOtUus living, and fallen
victm TO disease with reports the Howard treat.
ment and cure Sent IN sealed lester envelopes, free
OF charge sdd Or. sKiLLIN HOUGHp0N,
Howard AssoGetion Philadelphia, Pc. 1y9
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

The widow of the man who in 1912 deed.
ed the land on which the city OF Madison,
Wis, stands, claims that she did not sign
the deeds, and now claims dover 10 some If
the best lots in the city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

SUPREME GouRr%- FlerHouae. Of Repre-.
sentatigss At Washiugtoh, have passed q
bill requiriug that no. acttof Congress, stall
De declared uRoonstitptlonai' ~ tie Sap,
RENE Court Our nniess two thirds oftIo iodges
on ire hSrq-4 'rc~rcur in the ophnoH. Tho
Dill passed The House bv vote ZIG ~ 80.
test case itivelving eifs eenstiiatioaahC9
OF the reconstruction act Of Congress It ID
expected viii DO brought before the SUP
rene Court within a few days. =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

Special thsetre trains are now run from
The peIgh2oriiog towns Of Boston for the ~ :
(. press purpose OF carr yipg persons to The pla-
I eesi OF amusement IN the latter city The
fare on these grsaiDs is reduced
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New Advertisement
JAM "a 9 wECK.
IMPORTER AND GROWER or
FLOWER kND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
f9OCH Il STEFS. NJ Y.
IILUsRRATED oATALoGU.

FYIc+SfS ILL U,SfBATED CATAL0CUE
- Nt4a or HEA.
SEEDS AND FLOBbL q ULDE FOR 1888
Is now published and ready to send out it makes
work Of ABOUT ONE HUNDRED LARGE PAGES, con
tanning full descriptions 0f the
Ch5joess I'o,geys qad Vsge,a7lo, q losan
vii plain directions ior Sowing seed. CuIture &c
Il Is beautifully illustrated. with more than orr
HCADhED FINE won E4GBA PINGs OF
FtOWers and Vegetables, and -r
BEAUTIFUL COIOBED IsEA'TEl0F FLOWERS
Wen printed On the finest paper, ana one of the
most oeantiiui as wed as thg most obstructive
works of the kind published.
- sent 70 alt who agplT, 3y mail, postpaid for
Ten Cents, which is NOT salf r1StOst.
address JANIS WICK. Rochester n Y
4W@3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

Out Of $4,000 eQaples married last year
IN Ireland, II 6e0-o the rnen aud l5. 00O- al
the women affixed their marks instead Of
Their signatures TO the register
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

SPE6IAL lEe1sLATgoN If that portion OF
che message Of Gov. FdnchiId, Which relates
TO the matter of special legislation, were
only needed by tho Legislature, a great
saving TO the people would follow We
referred to this subject last week, aud are
glad to fud it brought to the attention Of
our law amakers. The Governor expresses
the belief that muehof our special legsla-
ton j. an eyeasion Of section one, chapter
eleven Of our State Constitution. He.makes
the following very just remarks:
Our Volumes Of private aud local avs
have become monuments Of legislative folly
! and it is not at alt strange that the people
compIain Of the time ard money spent bv
the Legislature each ear in granting relief
for which adequate provision has been
made by general laws This class of legis
iatiob is not desired by the mass of thelpeo-
PIE, and those individually interested should
be compelled TO seek relief in the mode
PORTED out by the statutes
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

who. owns the CITY Of New York toasv2,
asked Mr Beechec IN his sermon Of sunday
night, and his promptrebiy to his owo que
~ was, "The Devil - t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

isa blesslag. 4he way to eniay such is to take a
wine glass tul Of STRIcKLkEDs Liz BITTRRs two or
thf &c times DAY. fhes efeatea good appetite; they
str tben the foma eh, aey habbltuai Const
tutions Nervous ache; they make the old
1eel Young. yousnfi Sf Ion life and good healu
drnggists, and BY the drink 3 al aoons AID gro
'oeries. 1y45
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BIitchell's Biographies at Johnsoa's

WE HAVE IT removes 5andruf keeps the scalp
neal ny anQ goouss delicately perfumed cooling
and beneficial to the head. Swz0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

Inform Ion guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head or bcardless face
a2D recipe for the removal Of pimpes blotches
eNipt!ons, etc. on the skin, leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful can be obtained without charge
by addressing IHos L. CHAPMAN, Chemist
ly59 923 Broadway, New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

.
T 5tewN SUPERVISOR SYSTEM "A strong
movement is said viii be made at tie
present session of our State Legislature to
return to the old system OF Town Supervis-
o,s n place Of the present County Super
glsos system. Under the first Territorial
organization Of Wisconsin,, The County Com
missioner system prevailed, which was the
shine essentially, as the present County Sup.
eryisQr organization This was subsequent
" changed to the plan Of one Supervisor
tfom each organized town, who collectively.
constituted the County Board IN 1861,
the present mode Of county government.
vas adopted Frequent changes are alto
g Si54a undesirable, and the present arrange
mept works very wei ia this county q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

zEBiEr TIs iEfsiafNs4Y - II )
kpemQaalio st tcns l-,.I, ad 10
ohio and lppdla4f have des .gna cg-' Geo II,
Pendieton for the Presidency. This same
Pendleton was nominated for the Vice Pres
ideney at the Chicago C8nyeution iu 1864,
and has publicly declared, that slavery has
.pot,beeh abolished in the United States.
aud that it c,uinot he by Constitutional
anrepdpeut Are our Democrat friends IN
this quarter prepared for such an Issue.
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]. Q. q. 7.

at a special meeting 0. Cypress Lodge No.
l58, l. Q. G. r. the following pteomble and
resolutions were adoptoa. aa5ta
Whersas, Ii has pleasedanl all.wise ana
oyerrtaing Providence, to take from our soci.
ETY., and.the society OF bis fgiepds and relatives
At AEoRa, A. y :, our beloved Brother J. B.
Fox, who died at Ayoka, New York. Dec. 90.
1867, therefote,
Resolgea that in the death of our,worthv.
brother, our LOdgelhas3 been deprived OF "a,
noble, honoEed and faithful member in the
oLoom q life, and society bright and gifted
Resoleed, That the members Of this Lodge
deeply and sincerely sympatbize with the
Inends and EelatiYes OF our deceased brother,
and assure them his memory viii be long
cheFlsned by tfe memhsrs % our lodge
Et5Nsfa, Ihlt 9 cosy If these rts6lurions
lc-teft 90 tha2s oftaa1e@tliA lit 5nns and Ken
-, ; al Iebegral1h orpnb lication, aida copy as
me Aaco'sce TO the parents Of our DECEASED
s. D. SMITH,
Q, Is. GAINES Committee
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Iacislatira Ghanlina.


Atthe opening Of every new session OF the
Legislature in this State, de5ate spfings.uI
on the employment Of Legislative Chaplirs
In these discussions there are always !. greai
many attempted itdeisms and low filings a
b clergy The, old nonsenscal farce was
had againOn Thursday last, and ended bS
inviting the resident clergyinen at Madison
to oticiate during the session.
i. The Legislature Of Tennessee has just pass
ed bill nlakips il unlawful for public car
riers, street Or steam railways, omaibuses,
stages, etc, - make, ipyidious distinctions
between blacks and Whites The Southern
Constitutional Conventions. which have ali
ready net bay4 done the same. Free travel
Is to be the universal rule at the South.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

DIR LlyISGsroyE -Information las at
length been received, which is said 10 be
reliable, tbat pr, Livingstone the renowned
african traveller is alive and we'll Irwin
be recolleeteo- thet several months ago. ~.
was reported murdered in the interior of
Africa.
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Organization Of tho State Legislature.

Organization Of tho State Legislature.
The Ass5mbly was ofgsnizsd Ijy ehoos-
ing a. M. THoMpsoH, Speaker by a vote
57to 40 for 7. Horn Cbigf Clerk ?. w
You've Sergeant AZ Arms g. d. aAARis.
IN lie Senate f. b iEfirIs was elected
Chief cEelk, ". H. HANILToN. Sergeant ii
Arms. y. II. LlrTLFJonS, was chosen
President pro TEN of-the Seuate, over Il Il
Palmer by vote IN to H. The usual
humber minor officers were elected 10 both
Houses All the officers elected, are Of
course Republicans sa1o - a.ygs1s4 s.
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At a special meeting of the abo9dlI.odge,
the following preamble and resolution were
also adopted
= Hhere0s, It has pleased an all,wise and
oYerruilng Providence TO take from our midsl
our beloved Brother /. Fl. Pike, and Sis ter
h. "A. FlAe, to that rest above, therefore
-heSohed, that while we bow with slbmis-
SION 70 the,Wiil of'le 0mnipotent which has
called them hons, We deeply and sincerely
dePlore heir loss, aud viii cherish their n1..in-
ofieS II eur hearts,aDd by Their deatl our order
has been deprived Of two members, fai1hul
zeafonS and true, and the Church OF Christ
and So 1iety, bright and honored members.
Hesosted, that the members Of our Lodge
deeply and sincerely syupatlize with the re-
laalhlpg sister ard AGED parents OF our de-
ceased brother and sister
EesottsG th"ethe thanks of this Lodge are
rendered TO the members Of Muihufn Lodge,
Tor tAeif attendance qt the funeral Of our de-.
ceased brother nd sister.
ReSotgea, that copy Of these resolutions
9e sem 70 the -Eort3peStsra AdgaRce ind Ken.
osha Ttlegaaph for publication
5. d. SMIFH. is
Z. b. GAINES, aal Committee
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Case Of 5Rev s Il TYING the trial Of
Rev. Stephen q yng,of the episcopal church,
New York, foga PEgapbipg ID a Methodist
church IN New bsursgick, was. to have
taken place on tAe a.b inst Las been.
postponed to ab69 40tA Of February next.
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IOYernnrs Masaa ra

= le message Of Gov Fairchld was de-
iy, red 70 both ar4nohes of The Legislators
% Thursday last. It Il a ssTaight forward
BUSINESS Ike document presenting al in
telhgspt atateraeabof tho affairs If tie.
state re fnanoial gonditiob Of the State
is-cl=ary set f6ftl, sssa the exhibit iy high
y satisfactory The pre- .snt indebtedness
Of the State, is s.. 279, 81 Of which amount
over three fourtLs is due the school fund.
incLa4ing tie Normal aud State University
Ihe. estimated expenditures for the fif-
tel. asntis con a11enciug octejssf Let 1867,
to5apuary list 1863 is $857,t3a-; audfor
the same period the estimated revenue is
1873. 056, .oCC ~
Inc aggregate taxable property IN the
State. as equalized BY the State Board Of
Equalization, Is s3I1 47o, 1919. IL conse
qqence however ofeVations Of the law by
ASSESSORS very considerable proportion Of
bis escapes tAxatioHQ The Governor very
properiy cats the attdnGGip Of the LegIsia
tuge, to these yiqlftti00npsqof The assessment
Lave s81 wal 9aa IA euossiYJi1 lasttaIl
| fFhe edu cationai department of the State,
lis III d highly prosperous conditions The
Total Prodpetiye school fani,is now $4,000
307. The beneVoienb iustitutioue which.
are under the care Of the State arein aiprob
porous condition The message gives a
great variety Of infsrmation Of interest to
every citizen of the States s.Is ts5a-l
fPhe democracy ofeourse wilI find fault
WITH the message The present being d
period Qfhigh taxes, and general depression
in business, it is favorable time to make
noise by charging this conditions oftbiags
over e the misnlanag cement Of the Repuh-
can party One would infer from tne lan,
| guage ofsome ofoshe Democratic journals
tbat the war need not havg cost much If
any thing, and That the expenses Of state
C&ovesnpant, and the support Of our beuev-
olent institutious are mostly avoidable ska
l'hses Tbs detn3cratc party would ft5n
make The PEOPLE believe that if il we're on
Ilyinp qeses debts, taxes, aud all !, sorts Of
\ burdens weuld be speedily removed from
4 OF that people that6tey trade aoa 9eI
euPatipn, would qqlafiy become tloqfisbji1g,
i and every man have lis pockets full o.
d money. abaaaufaaat a sno 4assaai
II 1907 {13Hs .--.2ae.s tHL a sit
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

SECRETARY STANTON. 1.-The charges alIedg
ed against Secretary Stanton by The Preti-
dent asitle ground Tor removal from Office,
were investigated by eomnittee Of the
Senate, and found to be trivial and upim-
portant, On Monday last the Senate adopt
ed resoi u9ion reinstatipg him in Office, by
a vote Of s. % 6 Mr. Stanton has eeoord
iugly reentered upon the duties ofhis form
er post as Secretary Of W ar, aud Gen Cant
retig4s tFotl tIie War office which Iie has
occupieIduring the suspension .oia Siauton.
Tie President Of 6JIrse is wrotb over the
nfneaeaIiawt IL La... -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-16

New National Readers ut JoBnson,s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-06

Rock ISLAND, Marcn ..
FLoUR-Spring Double Extrs, In bels sio,ao .,
Wholesale and Sill 90 Ut retail Sacks sao'oo -
wholesale, and Sic, go ut retail Loose ss'oo nj
wholesale. and $1,000 ct retail.
WHEAr-No. 1, 81, s5. No. =, si'oo. NO i'oo.
CoRN--65a88c
0ATs--48s52o for 30 Ids.
BARLxr~No. |. 200. No. :, 1.so
BEASs-4,0 0a5 %
SNr-3. 75a4, 90 per barrel.
KrnosEsE-Wholesale, barrels included, SO;
retail 70c.
HreHwINEs-&2,20.
ONIONS rs per bush.
PoTAroKs-l,2e
EGas-15e dos
BurrER-vsry choice lots, for retailing wiii
bring 30 to 35c.
PoULrRY-Live chickens, $2,5oaS,oo per aos.
LARD-l4e per b. ;.
Hoes-For live hogs Gaze. Dressed 7as, di-
viding ON 200 lbs.
CArrLE-Live weight, common, 3,ooeS, DO.
Prime shipping 4,50a5, so per hundred pounds.
HIpEs-tireen Country, 7c; green cured, We ;
green calf, I0al2Ac: dry flint, 12al5c; dry salt
Hay prairie, ssalo per ton; Timothy lo.ct
| s$I2,0o.
Woop-Oak $500 to 100 cord.
| CoAL-At the Coal Valley Y ard. on the Levee
coal is sold at IA cents, the cost of delivering e
be added.
From teams. in Market Square. at Sale cents
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-06
Chicago Market.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
CHIoA 90, March 6.
Flour-moderately active and firm at previous
prices,
whsat--irrsgular, lalA higher, No 2,o4, No
i,9S4a4.
Osts-frmer, not active, 563a574.
Mess Pork-23, 50a24, 90.
Lard--quiet, offered at l54, without buyers.
Gut Msats-steady and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs-dull and slow, closing lO,5oa
IL 90, div ON 200 lbs.
Hides-the demand is very fair. We quote:
Green butchers Sas4; green cured llallt;
green. part cured 104sl0a; green calf l6al7;
green kip 15ai6; dry flint 21a; dry sailed l6ais
Wool continues dull and nominal, as fol-
lows; Fine fleece, extra clean, white, 42s44,
fine fleece fair condition, light, 3Sa42, fine fleece,
| bad condition, heavy, 35a37, medium fleece, good
condition, 3sa42, medium fleece, bad condition.
33a36, coarse very light, 33s37, heavy unwashed,
| separate lois, 22a27, bury, dingy and unsightly
! lots, l9a2l.
! Sheep-prices were weak to-day, and %
| lower Sales were "a head, averaging 80 lbs
| at s4,25; 80 head, averaging 81 lbs at $3.50
! SIS head, averaging SO lbs, at 500.
Hsgs-Rec'd ,427 Strong, at Z ,s5as,9 90.
Cattle-Recd 342. Market dull, From pres
| emit appearances there will be enough stock left
over to supely the market for the first three day
next week. Quotations nominal.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-06

MErRopoLITAN HOTEL, CHICAGo.-This
popular resort of the travelling public, since
passing into the hands of Mr.. Charles W
Baldwin, formerly of the Briggs House, has
gained a more favorable reputation than il
even formerly boosted. 1t has always beer
fortunate In having energetic and liberal
conductors, who understand the full princi
pies of Excepting hotel" and at the presen
time, IS by no means retrograding. Mr.
Geo. A. Cobb is in the office. Notwithstand
ing the first class accommodations, boar,
has been reduced to two and half dollar
day.