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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-25
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


Z SE CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1893.
80 OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-Whife. $50 bushels. Red, 92i Dusntis'
Chrn.-Mixed Lac bushels.
OGes.-4eS bushels, ..s5 49, ssr.
Rye.--fA bushels. 49, la sss-s
Whsnt.-White 17s bushels very good NJ Sissy ;
60 bushels very good on private terms 200 bushels
seed at s1.co-total 44o bushels: BED, so bushels
ne ara: Iaa bushels at Si35; "a bushels very good
't IN All. 80 bushels at 81 3n-totai, 295 bushels.
forT Mixed. 138 bushels prime mt Sl.15.
Oats.-ol9 bushels very good mt SIC.
P,e-i0s bushels very good ut Si.o5: q! PUSHES
nj 81. lsbustels at sI.02} total, 1e! bushels.
RE-EyHIBITED. n-g7sf.r} , 90
Whent.-Red- so bushels. rE
Odts.-2H bushels. u.a..at. ).
RUe.-56 bushels, -ta
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DUEL AT PARIs.-Pdr7s, October pa
duel was fought to-day between Count de
Beaumont and the Duke de FitZ-James.
The latter was dangerously wounded.
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The Rev. DR.. Fish, says the Newark Ad-
rertiser, has rendered to Father Hyaclnthe
the use Of the First Baptist church in chat
city. Father Hyaeinthe, ii will be borne LII
mind, does not speak word Of English.
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New RAILROAD. - Arrangements have
been completed by the National Junction
Railway and the Alexandria Canal, Aque-
duet and Bridge Companies for the con-
struction of joint track around the city of
Washington. The last-named company
have entered into an agreement with Il
Pennsylvania contractor for building Il road
from the aqueduct to the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad ut Il point near
the old factory, OF where that road crosses
FoUr-Milc rtln.--Alerdnd19a Gazette.
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FAMILY CHOCOLATE, BRoMA, &c.
E 100 boxea Mol FAMILY CHo CoLATE,
BRoMA. COCOA, &C.. Webb Twomoiy's,
took the premium at ten different fairs over all
competitors.
furnish the trade at factory prices free OF any
fseight -ssss LOUIS j.. R0SSlEIN, =
wholesale Confecsioner, iA2 Main street.
ocI9~s.l
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Reported Battle in Cuba-.-Defeat of
l.-s tho Standards. s25H

WASHINGTON, October 23.-The ,Cubans
here are jubilant over advices OF "a battle
near Bayamo, wherein Quesada and Jordan,
after six hours fighting, forced Valmasedas's
forces to retire, leaving their killed and
wounded on the field,
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NEACHINE SHO P.
SLOAT Il ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTs.
WORKS AND OFFICE 1415 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

sTEA MnESGiSEs and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds Of steam-fttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM.ENGISE GoE-
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT SIEAAl-ES-
CINE Pa CKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them TO be
than any other make. A full line of the above ar
ticics always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING O1L-CUP, for shalt-
ing and all kinds of machinery which saves ninety
per cent Of oil. This Is the newest and best thlng
now out. Come and see II and us.
~ GEORGE B. SLOAT,
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDIN11oN.
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WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w TON OF merchants and others to our stock,
embracing In part the following:
Choice APPLE BRANDY .gss.. g
Engleman's fine RYE WHISkEY, u.t
As barrels COMMON to MEDIUM WHISkEYI,,
so barrels Foley Shutterlic FAMILY FL0 yUn
$50 barrels choice brands VALLEY Y. EXTRA
FLOUR, -
so barrels choice brands VALLEY SUPERFINE
hogsheads SHOULDER BACON,
hogsheads SIDES,
10 boxes prime JOLES gf
IS bags prime RIO COFFEE,
IS bags good RIO COFFEE,
100 bags low grade RIO COFFEE,
hoesheads prime PORTO RICO SUGAR, ,,r
! hogsheads medium grade PORTO RICO sU'
GAR,
so barrels REFINED SUGARS,
SALT SOAP common and toilet,
SHOT, BLEACHING.
MATCHES, BUCKETS,
BROOMS, &C., &c.
oc5 ANDREW J. GRAY IL co.
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The Earthquake North.
New YORK, October 23.-The earthquake
yesterday extended throughout Canada. At
St. Andrews, New Brunswick, chlmneys
were thrown down and walls cracked.
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MACHINERY, DC.


RICH ARD MORTON, WILLIAM REED,
- CLARENCE L. JACKSON.
MORTON, REED & CO., No: 65 south
IYl Gay street. Baltimore. RAILWAY AND
MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES of every kind; Me-
tails. MACHINERY, Tools, &C.: Leather Betting and
Gum Goods Car Springs, &c; Lubricating OILS;
Brass Goods Bolts, Nuts, &c. se2I-eod5m
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THE LATE OCrEAGE.-The little girl who
was SO brutally outraged on Wednesday last
without suffering the most intense pain.
Her asSaitant says that he was either guilt
less Of The crime or had committed it while
under the influence Of liquor, and remenl-
h"red nothing about it. He is n man twenty
nine years of age, born and raised in this
city, served a term in the United States
navy, from which he was discharged about
a year ago, since which time, for two or
three months, he obtained employment as
pumpman on the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
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snow In The west.
ST. LOUIS, October 23.-There were two
inches of snow on the ground this morning.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

DEATH-SESTENCE DEFERRED.-Int the case
Of David Crawford negro, convicted in
Judge BettS's court last week Of the rape
awhile girl under twelve years of age, the
punishment for which is death, the motion
ut prisoners counsel for 4 new trial was
uycrruled by the Jud%cy when the counsel
moved an arrest Of Judgment upon the
ground. amongst others, that the clerk OF
the court (Mr. Dowc) was illegally qualified
The counsel, we learn, intend taking the
case to the Supreme Court of Appeals of
the state,
Mr.. Dove, ii will be remembered, was
appointed clerk by General Candy the latter
part of September, and when the October
term of the court commenced, the, question
Of the legality Of his qualification by Judge
Belts was raised, the law, in the opinion of
man| members Of the barr requiring the
clerk to qualify before the Hastings Court
u Magistrates. The Judge, however, de-
v;dcd that he had full power to act in the
matter, and Mr.. Dove was accordingly
qualified, and entered upon his duties as
clerk. Subsequent to his qualification an
order was received from General Candy, to
whom appeal had been made, directing
Judge Belts to qualify, him, but this had
already been done; and no action was ne
rr>Snry under this order.
a. the Supreme Court of Appeals deter
mined few days ago to hold no sessions
until after Virginia is reconstructed and adj
mittcd into the Union, Crawford's lease
upon life is M indefinite one, and he may
70 unwhipt Of Justice for years TO come
LNRchbU5y NctrS.
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
T. HOUSE, 1903 and 1910 Main street, Rich
mond Vac. b. STACY & SON confidently in
vte their friends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which will be
Tered in Richmond; and in every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses in the
able them to defy competition.
SHUCkS! SHUCkS SHUCkS!
We will pay cash for SHUCkS, in any quantity,
deli yered In Richmond.
we are anxious to appoint agents In every To-
calty from which Shucks will bear transportation,
to whom we will furnish presses for baling. Far
ticulars on application Sc 3O-2m
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR WOoD.--Sealed pre-

DROPOSALS FOR OD.-Sealed pro.
il p0sals for furnishing the city Of Richmond
with FIFTEEN HUNDRED CORDS OF SEA
SQNED WOOD viii DO received by ste n 2, .a
signed until u O'Clock NJ. on WEDNESDAYS the
2ifh instant The wood must be OF full length ana
drst qnsitty and may be delivered fn the CITY, Or
the line OF any Of the railroads Leading thereto
either oak or nine, or In proportions Of eseh.
The notes OF the city, At ninety days withoas M
terest, viii be isssed In payment fer the WOOD
and marked on the envelope aProposnls for
Wood."sE q r, n: sAf1ns
Chairman pro tenn. commitseeon Reiisfof Poor.
oc,21-td 3si&t5 s l4sa54a - ss-lsssllEs
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TUST RECEIVED, TWENTY BAR
u RELS CHOICE CRANBERRLES; For sale
low. W. w. IhiDPEiI,
oc14 g.rs-...s- Jig MAIN street. r
, 1869-06-17

spirit Thai it KAs khas put these douhts II shelt
MINDS nud Induced shcrn to stand out against q!
opposition That was common seuse. He feft
eTctted these s1IIes n the c. u1ch7 with vera
enough to make The angels weep. They A1ose b.
tanse the r.shss q eopsetence weze not seapsessL
The question Of baptism was the great one
90 css. .as II ~os% a't be be rent aeasd f. tx :.
he found one great difficulty with The PRAYER
uook. a missionary went 70 pa54 and. eonft31ed
uacy Roman Catholics 10 Chrssl4lit l-PoperJ
Prayer Book was nut IN the handa OF these eon-
vcrts thsy rejected II betaute 1t W7s fall oil no
rni-h errors. Tue missionary applied Tor le ave 70
change The Praycs Book and 1t WIS refused He
ss|eessd he esnoqs aoa s,ooa b sss Mble sp ID
GAlTy ler gospel 70 the Roman Catholics Icy NJ
terst1ons mus, be male 10 The FAJes Books- Wee
they TO throw Axhv 40 NAM soule sot such httle
cnaage7 70 principle Vas Involved n ,1ed1ns' '.ad
sor1y TO hear the FefnaFk which haa been knalto
nboIt RonAuixlng germs and nT. Re!ssln2t
pamphlet. They had lost him, md should lose
more rnIc6s The PraJef BOOK wa8 changed.
Dr. Andrews would Ike 70 nsAr deantfion of
consc3eDce. II they would wait until the Hollow
lng morning he would give ona himeeh
Ds. Oliver AAld hIa conscience bad oeea e1n-
Gated % believe The Pra}er Book Tzs rasht. put he
did not Intend to 1mposc his FteKk on otacra. bot
supposinE they Gid alter the b1pf!sr1M sestlee,
they wpuld have to alter the Presbyterian CON
c5uid not alter the Prayer BOOK 50 a. 70 suit other
denominations. He wanted them to shoW Vnefe
the Prayer Book and Bible 61sAg1eed. eaon3d taeJ
sitack pue another when they hid Pop1y and
e. nrutess asstnst those Rno spit the blood OF the
satnts aud Put up muusnelJ 10 taf cauIcucs,
Now be did not sec why people snonla naaN
words In The Prayer Book without AooS1nS lon'
THE conference closed with prayer b The ReT.
| 1Jr. NcWtuQ.
, 1869-06-17

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Totsi "a. a,asa 1siil1 IA.ip kpui.ksl Es6 2,N2kN
TekA a. A37 k:1aAdA lAtD Lsao&sa ZIG aAss,1z1
he nlber md ttnn1Ee pf ves4els II the eoastw1sr
hs5e eefod lad cleared da,ag the atre periods we're
F~s. Ess<vxa rs.&h c1.xss.d
, 1869-06-17
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Wte.ea4 M.N.1n x Dute;. I'd osli: : BattE, \.
Z ~ .e9 e. = 6 6 L s4$f ~ 3 tt .
S u 81 Ssy = S5.sa aess ss,sH q re
T. sa & ss az. g s. n
{. 6 "a k1s.ass { % s en- e 4 s. ; j fss Il.
sisss X 8s liz stsrr.: = g. Ts 81 sAs ot liz s s e
s. sha ,s< @ esher +. r. saa Z tess hssa5ss e'ss1
Ise iss1 i Sae5 e. s ~ saih ss
t{ ,ess..a IN ,9as q ~. .at.r ~, Il.
CIT esns erseE' 5r san % Vayshs II ahle ID
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e, onee q uat GgTns5: s;asa et nne!. T. b'ns y.
& IL s / E1s m 81 q ssa & & Z
e ;d "a 5 es = 81 & ~ e. & e as sgS
ls q 69afE & "a Efsa. i! aa
de. eS 1a: e e d u 4 @ psaa q 55
sss { =ss;s il sss: =
Cs sa. YET hets es.. snssio s; = PUN. ~
4 eaa Csxs s ss 81 g aoS1 IS
81 % ss 4 lis Is l. n9 II e s @ Z :ss
"a III IL q H. Gasas III tar
ss e SassAss:T ~. = ssss6..ese T. VI sad nd
dent ds<dt e t9r th Pssus: ~
.nS 0s Il q Ses q t r.
prnie. f Il ia T0f fs,sdst ID sasney savsnesd ia
'ftt:LfS tA4es. AstcAdnentA hf be1s Of AoJ kou ~
I'D sseTse' Tssh i1ssf5s shs5eaH i = fasna sGf eI
Cd s;rrtst hieh sood aypeaf b sid notes
hra lc. 10 The raFtusnt of tar rr1nsaT a1d n
srs Il sAeh e nd not<s, tas san q t.o handtes
% the as.t II described uac. &ad TIC su1n of foS1
1E1drcd 4uo} ro:ud1 lttx ocJ md iLrsfest tneleck
anee the a1st aay 4 Se7tsEbe:. A. y 10 sea.Iant
dec .ri sn2.li o1 the tsld 13tc setoEty -. a.
b5 1eiasaes Lnsiis "a Wli!s>SiaA LIE, Is r.
tp-etive Tcsal krfdess Of sid nct1 Is kt sud I.tat
o{ the IFe-1tsee kerrtrAt1eT de4tze<A In TAoes
14th tbt str1Es ot tse aaid 1s;.t Deed:
.E;ae II ne u. = III ass,It5 Il! 1estsa II 40
BY .Aia Trst DEED l. Iasne1 CAr:tr, Trs:tr. WILL OF
SATURDAY. The tts. n:F.,rr ,-t:h' tsE Et JUL, 4
D. le hour e tea tlo oetk IN tlc farcuooE a
thst + ihs eertn dosI q sSe Coa! aouse !n ae
rstate stase Il u city 81 Chie.9a COUNTY q Ccak
e.*:try sa ~ ~ the t.id inetsiaets. aad de<ssa
Z ~ a5es kinzs i . csss. y
.r1i' 3of!ox tp~tt: Bcnsink on the sn1th liz
# t.ld Block thirty III 1877, hIc1rd los ecs
fron, the tost4e44t An.ner rex thence -
1867 r. thence neIA two E10dEe3 md A&hteen s08,
feet tAenee ea,s d1tyays ~ fset taeqes ss7;a ~
eaS a. ~ II Sss IL Is III e ns! sae
div ton n Hieek twentYone ~? IL the nth Pan q
Hoicptss AdlNuu to Gb.sa with al md singular th<
pen. E'.<es .sd .seasra.nse. shesras2 & e
B1frr end Oeha I. EuseT, tsctr h.i:s a-a ..'sEas
herein. for The purpose Il ssy The aInot tht1
due On the mid r8pcntarJ natn1. tafehef With tA4
pTo.,dtd L. d ia Hast dsed JAGEs o1RTkK -
<sHt-.sr, Asv II. tHe Fr-'s'.-A
, 1869-06-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEuxElnAY EVENING juno H.
d sss esss nd s iss9s
e.se1 "a .ableet q Tho usual tot xor.ss u.
sG74EMsssss7s Mssssss HI. =: .sv2sa a1a 2.
asyrm,eea ,Tnsse 1as ~ Inquiry foF choice -.
ss t. e. e @ Is 81 e sts .a t.
taezu w.a Iie nothing daat. md common and as-
d ds3 ,sss ss - "a Is Ss:a Ia s:Ss Gssas
Hoa e7ad<r, ESlae ssle. Il hIktns a u; Do Il
:. e + ri & I r. e
~ = 5e .a1s n. g Il r. = ~ !oS r. = I'd ~
pta i ~: sabs i sSs: q da !: :is; . ara, 4
ID sass q % .:s aRt
Z stseid.y. s y solsas. s,s.E II ~ ALBEIT
Ssi,s 81 hfct;sn L. or. W ; aas. ss Anee sf aot T. e. e
drsseoFxla ~: gnlon A. Dc: snnaiea- se: eulsps,
HRANsa4ls Z . tona at s,a.: . too = ~ PAL
- s;ss 1as|1 ass;;,S a :: -.
@ e. ti Ysf I 1ae, as ss5,
als5i TeT@a 4ssE ne.z1s, l;a iS 49,. .,..u
a: s IL ptsrs III aaly ha = The asH1S
f. FL III ; sssfa h!1ss e. - &s@
VoFFEE.Dele1, consass to fsroet . noae:a:e,y
java, ns1iSs; o. .. Jsss, ss2Sse; @ Fasting VIA
zs to1anoa = r. & fais to good sasaac:
S.Ess! ~ sg :. tssaes Prissss;
B.irst.s s.eaStne isht. :1&1*sle
Ss w h; :e sas u :sas e
fAEiTS Axp NUTS 70 E,..s,:sl eh.aee q, ~. r
ba.snrss wv 7ea,snaslY aettSt ~ previous ra.ss
Taa ~ sa ~ I
tendency n the fo!ne Appls .sc rlstua!y outot the
qalet At unchanged p,iecA We reTeas our LII ~ fal
, 1869-06-17
MEDICAL.
.CONSU MP'TION.
Dr.. SchenCk's. PuImonic Syrup.
NOR THR CuHK OF r.,
-C0IGRS, COLDS And M5sEAPTloI.
Dr., Sehenck's Seaweea .Tonic,: ):
FOB TBK CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA AAD ALL THE DERLYfATED
CONDITIONS or TIE sT0zAcN.
Dr.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.;
-, GENTLE PCRGATIyE


Al o. these thsee aetaanes = tse osten se9ntFea IN
curing o7nSrznoton, tsoaka tes Fatossc s5Fop .sooe
nd I,odrsxs Pu, sssi.t n rteui.tsus tbs asaa.ch
nd Liver. ID b atss Palaaaie s1r1o . aisW -
ess ~: !: s'sa sss: sssss =. *<.,a.,r o.,s to
paS1e = tas my safa eeTssin I'D seaIsb4a reuedss
eaadians q 10 6oas sasea ieaa "a hai I iass dssa.
Sssfs sss 1ces II SrotS9 n sssnaaa. e$ 'o' '
Rs,aea 7ss ,sSsp e as saf T.. ws,sa l H. =. htS
Pr0;a 3 tae tse.aad. 4 easa = 5aads ,a1ea5as
a'? ss'e 'tass = Tsssa ss
IRA .S \ T:g x 81 Wis i ii s.'
III +, E. r. set = ~ tss 4. st
his las. n 81 tos aoeh c.stsd 70 ua.ie ee1s
ans ~ s. e. aass & s. 5a r 10 a =
a = + Bs 5stssss sstssf sss'a e, ia r,et.e seA
,s s 5a:s9 Il ,aS ss1 ss ; s. ! s. s.
s5hessaa sss,e:s:s: - -, ,.,....-
p sn i. 81 s as * ! ssas { &C z
emphAeay A.eert4 that oftc when p.tterts hAve The
| &c ehs ais4af a1aE !o. "a ssa = os5. g.
s ~ ~ r. essss fSs I, Y = ~ I'D
stM bs sarea NJ 1eed.sza Geazneaa sao e1eaie nsT
= sss' q az Z; ;is' & + IL Il
4so q saetaaus n.e..<a .A..e .n.sane. are equally
ct5aent IL Sedenek hla phutogfaraa u nan6es i
sn1fs md nnw II heaed W Tha thexs tss pe.{Jtax
rrupert hich NUT Be done u heal cavities IN tie
| frcfs
Il The treatment cE Consurapktaa 1t ia Of the otn,ost
turestaptr to ave ytslk sod henllh! The AJs
Tn enrs Il neeesa.J to Strengthen he 1p5tite d
he ratseu1 and Improve sSe digestion PraeeF nauzah.
!sssI;s$ s. s. e.: $
sehentki ramI hru. which NJ distributed 1asuitous
y Ia seaessL she mo-. hiealy 1atsous .sttsle. ar
st1eusheued IA ctder 70 tnAkr tths ieod ueieine
sr1teezb,e Thi. reinforcement met By the S-a
Whep TIE dsrsttfe paue1s ssr put = god o1dr, the
food hss il roper tre The Jsm d pAIent il In
vroT1te 3n4 the ucts feEta e1eti4e htt tuaei1ns
in = noxua.l .nd hsahhy 1napner. Then Lbs heating
PuEncraTJ Occ,nnptoa i altnsss1xayI .;ed
, 1869-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
Auction Sale Of the Seymour and
Price FarmA
Yesterdays Transfers

80. ,,,,rnr,rr tEn thonnsnd nrrrs mt.
ua,ed IN Cook, WILL DuPagr and ofund5 coanaes,
took plsce yesterday forenoon NJ Bottsts cos
sale Epo1cR Nos. s a7,9 and II Randolph street.,
- ~ ~oor,. heico crovd-3 dnr,ro
lsse ssenaA W. nv nv n,,atnv ~ rs,T sc.;ye 1n
TO the close Of sae sale- me pnses obtained for
the land varied from SO 70 fe1s per
arre. The following Is the result 81
me .a al - i Tnsa taei q eiGse g acses v Is
II sold to Jacob Fra1k1or1er At sie7aO per acte;
B'oek !, 70 James / Eates II tfas Pc ecTe the
1T yl0 per are.
Blscks and ". ~: y, 81 q; =, ~ soIa y
Of the mr., sold .: aarne pr!ce 70 u Il nogue.
Ttaet OF 10 acres ". X N. ". u, = 8, T. {N1tmn
fsia @ psT scte, - - =
Upper hail Of g acre 1act, ". y. x,
%, is, purchased BY D. ]: Lake II 40 PEI As7e;
lower hall of shne tTaet y = Ha5es y - q I'M,
TFact Of 50 seres. It. " $. K 4. -. 81, Il, C
tween 3stn anA s1st streets, purchased oJ L. 3.
Hubbard, J.-, 4 5acEson at S2la pr AeEe
Tract Of 81 acres, " u y. ". X, 2, q 1s be-
james Ii. REESE st 7s7o PET ncIe.
ID aas nd s.t ssts 6 sso.s
~. =: psI e $ sscs consisting Of 10 blocks
adk.niGC t.uyIeHodM ~ junction Station, put.
chased bT q, il Mcpherson, Al S33a per 9cfe-
TAct uf 81 acres, E i s. ". i, n, -, II be-
tween 9Th l1,d Tlst Streets purchased by LAxarus
S1lfcr1uan Al 5155 per acre
Tract Of 81 acres ". u s. T. 4, 49, g, 13, sd-
ioininr tie wentxorh property q sannait 50
ncrr
TFsct Of 20 ACRES ". " NJ v. \, 30, 83, Is, pur-
l chased GY James Ii ftEtSc IL yi1SW QS1 nC[G-
TTRct Of da sc5ea, z HA. z i, II, IS, II, pur-
l chased or l00. IO1Q ~ EuLWUEl1 a! too FSI A%4E-
| B5ocks ind Il os 90 acsu tract, ". " s. E X,
sa s. "a purchased by +. Jones At t.Gito Psf
scre balance Of tTnct purchased BY LAZARUS 6ll-
| yerman' al s143 DAT A.1e.
T1act OF iso ncres, farming lands in Will County,
| ". va + n, 81. ID, 10, purchased by Alexander
| Kerr at $50 per arr
] T1cs al 1Go RcTe9 farming lands in same coun-
| ~, purchsscd by peteT Cleaf nt ia - :
/ Five lots IN ORIGINAL town Of Joliet, purchased
| hf jnhn Fors1th Al 9i3) per lot.
| Tract Of 165 acres IN DuP2Re County, farming
| ixrtts sold u Y r. uaEley At SIG per acre.
/ Trart NJ IA nrrea in lsruudy County, sold to
| Thomas Iurahy At aii,s1 pcf ac1r: s. acres In
| eana ronnty sofa "a NIrhari Hranicr NJ 80 Der
| .eTe
! Tnr tontjnrs nj the xa]e amounted tn faaq "a
| yrs1EnpAYy roNvKTAkcEL
I WArrUTtpe 1ettt9 CQf1ye yiuH C4tY and suburban
| nru,..rty within seyen mfIe6 Of The Court House
| pi fnf rHf-1Yrr3 nm Wef3nHzdAY. June Is.
, 1869-06-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign 19nrktt8.
ZHAXtIAl-
Laxpox, JunA l5-Eyen1us
g Conle!1 tsI IIocey afs9a1t g; ;s,s ~ boad,. -
tIal Is. Atlantic 1 Great Western. II Stocks Hesdy-
PAKt&, Ju9o IL
Boar1e dan; renteA sef s7e ez-dtr1acnd-
CrMNE1E1k1s
LIyINrout. June l6-u j5A- 10.
F1aur, ~ ID Red wheat = I'd White wheat ID I'd
Corn. 10 ID fnr rtev: - I'd fer DID,
Pork 81. IArd, - ~.
IlvrAzoot. June l6-1 - p n
Lard, H.
Eeft unchanged
Cotton aettve: ,natal!ns upl.ndt Ga .cot; I:iabd:
s6ost, I'd; OT3eatA. 1stt1l3Ad SAloa, 1loo balht
Hlt.as1afa Q1.et: Eastoinia whMe .he.t y Z:
"a tot new; Ia ID for oh Oats. = ID barley. =
FezA. III
con, a. Reaned petroleum, Ii I'D, Tsnow, ~
Sus.r, n. sd9Na Rehneo petroleum. 1, ID, Lin
seed Ch ri -
Petroleum ii Antwerp, CT oo&$Gn Il RAErt, ~
, 1869-06-17
TesAti4 Passed Detroit

NpESIN Ut7p1Ieu 70 Inf CHlf4kp 1f1buIt@ Il
DETROIT. June Ia
Fief: fI.nes: sef,h MaE Merritt oonfttaslao.
HsrrFt lAeu.5a.n. Artet,ssA g Ttsw hs1ase, Hstiy
Hannah Cuyaho<a. Rv slnn Kelc ulnrhnaan, SsktaAH,
Ghss'es Chr Aioeflsy, betmads r q pottss fJ9'oash
aaek. 3. q CE.xtord, 1daho, Presto, Whtie Cloud,
Trinidad, G, !; A.Eil. Jennie Annie, Rainhow, F.
knapn o71eatal Wsna.shs,W W.ss, Metropolis, AnkIo-
sAxon, Gouteaxe, y. 2. Aleu, D. o. Dickinson. Aou-
nyy,,Ibai1; FsT.9.. AIsbi. tehoaseEs 2. He.t'
an, c.ef, l. y: Martin. Ncsun Weaver.
, 1869-06-17

Nkw YORK. Jsac Ik-Tbc f14tarn Of VAL .tseet to-
=, vSs ;ac roniLu.d st1itEcneY In ,pcx. md Tbs
siih rars ~ ta,r1ers raid ~ ean loana Tae fstt
o.n. n1S eTt1 s.tksd tESH r: {: q u i1s}
h=re toid ea7ted oye1 T,sn Tomorrow. TaT1sd tae
e.ts< d r..ad ah.tr. .5d thesf ~ Raftsa decline
WIN tenrs=lr usde IT. la1t psvtozs to md AtseF
e,eia u,ocry Wa loaned coin trttrrst s:ockA
afd; ter cels on Eovcg1E,dn1A Naco11ts eEslr,ty
k4cr1td ...,,,,n..
t;sl5 fs1nrr; o'snt 4 sn 70 III sasa1sn e..
ruytd sId soid % obtain carEs9eE Csrr,iak ratea>
t.Srstnment. declined tn Tx n,e.ntaE. eus sss7a'e
p'seea. tsi,A Goape.s a1.; ss"s11is3 1s31is
conrass I,.'...idtisl1 Oeapons rs.-.-.-1sA;alshs
efs IT,, ss: SeIe IN ss:s es ae.e
ss!lni :. hith n and eos3ns WITH n AeEe aenkao
EAt.' a&c -,,.x-
Ss issa:. IT, T1.,si.s 4 Gs.-: s G77ssS Is
S.9ei. slosed *sos with f.9e1a sAs.nse Re't r.
.ha ttesu.t s4-anee vine il Ke!tars<sesn e1ynraca
~ ~ ais;srd Michigan Southern. Readia9 nad ft3nc
Ma Eds IRA to-cay adrancal To s's eid' Win
= tE-xI-
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