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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UTnnpEAC MAUE krTs

LONDON Jan I'LL Consols open at gl for both ard
The sronn United Quss and steady i
stocks steady; Erie, ai Illinois, gi.
I'LL Cotton opeuf trnef bni
quoisby higher MddnE UPsrds lidhid hddbE Orleans
Iliallid California Wheat. ~ y GENITAL
fRaKKToRT 2Uuei states Five Twenty bonds quiet hnd
s,eady At 1g!07gI Tor the od issue. --..
Standard White 80.
ItvERPooL jan rs m-Refned PeTosum, loipsr Tllon
IryRRPooL Jan Z74.30 mTbe Cotton msktt eo ed hm al
the following quotations: hddug uplahds Hidid; Mailing Or
leans fdiild sales Of the day have footed HoO bales
spirits Tafpentne buoysH % y EAob Refined fm At no Tsr
psutine inner bot quotaby higher.
LsxDoN Jan 7-Lnleed OIL az79 tuh R,tasd Peifelsum'
III gallon. Sugar 1913 y. eNt No u Dutch STANDARD
IaoaL CAlcnttA Lnseed buoJou but uucbsBged
jan 2I4op Cohioi close At s for both money ind
the account securities close the fosrE quoonI
United 500 7i IRE Railway shares 2bt Illinois CsHt vi
PARIS, Jan. 77-The Boaus closed hrm, Reutea 1ot Use
HAWKE 2Tbe Cotton market closed quet and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
. n.nD Gv pPoKrRs-1O A. N.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. PIP. n

Gold opened at 1861, sold at 136s01S6tO
1854 closing at 1865 9lS62 The clearngs at the Cold Ex
change Bank were s4,SoO and the balances a9l7s6 o.
The Java took out $4,000 in specie.
Government bonds steady with continued DC
mand from investors The business moderate and
but few bonds were offered.
State bonds continue dull Tennessee Sc sold at &c
new bonds 673; North Carolina 60, ca; new bonds,
s23a62 Louisiana Levee bonds sold at II Alabama
g. 034 Railway bonds were steady, with good
demand for all issues. Canton lower, selling at
81 Western Union Telegraph, 96l Pacific Mall was ac-
tive selling at 121al224 closing at 1213 upon rumor
that the stock held by the Company will be Cancelled
when the next dividend Is paid. Atlantic Mail sold at
~ Adams Express sold at 563 WesFargo steady at
27f; American Merchants Union sold at "A Merchants
Union, II. At the Second Board, Cleveland, Columbus
and Indiana Central First Mortgage bonds advanced
70 s4i; Western Union Telegraph sold at s73; Wells
Fargo Express, 27i; United States, 81 Adams, 6sb
Railway shares opened steady but were active The
transactions in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Michigan
Southern, Toledo and Wabash, and Rock Island were
heavy at improved prices Cleveland and pittsburgh
.od at e5 Toledo and Wabash 65 Michigan Southern,
eH Hudson advanced to 1864; Harlem sold at 1nb
NeYork Central was dull but steady. Operators appear
10 wait for the decision f the Court In the jerks suit as
20 the legality Of the issue Of stock in Of its original
capital Erie is largely dealt In with indications
that the cques supplying the street with all the
stock II will take present prices Norwich and Worces
ter sold at 9 Reading WAS firm at TGsI4 81 Paal ana
North Western shares were nrm Cleveland, Columbus,
and Indiana Central advanced to g. After the Board
the market was dull and sold of for lai per cent. At
the o'clock Board the market became strong, with
heavy demand for the leading shares. At the Second
Board railway shares buoyant with heavy de-
mand from prominent houses for Michigan Southern and
the Northwestern shares Harlem advanced TO 1921
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 9a Chicago aud Alton, $50 At
theast Board the activity continued with heavy demand
foTf.N
Southern 49, NorthWe common, 50 Northwestern
preferred ssl Toledo and Wabash c. After the Board
the transactions very heavy all the Western shares
large blocks Of stocks changed hands at the improved
prices Government bonds were dull. and tat per
cent lower on the god-bearing bonds Currency per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
PASSENGERS lARRIVED.
IRON GALvESToS-In steamship Tybss-W g. Campi0D' A. IL
vpnvrsn1vs WEATHER REPoRr-s.m
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK. Jan. 2L............ .oLBARBD
seamships-Tupo lie Meurer, Lysrpoo Nebraska LNtTgSot
Ashland Cewe Boston; Thsmes Pennington savannah '" y.
Cyde Morgan Wilmington, Virginia. Drew, Alexandria
Ship-Southamp,on. Southwiek, Bristol
Bsrk-MoIart, LorenIer BuenOs AIRES -, o.
Bhgs-Mnne A. Smith, Ray, Gibraltar and Cadfi hAens S"uey
Gomez, Curacao; Atlas. Mitchell, Havana -,
SchrLARn Fnrchih Reed wilmington Dfa WATSON Soles'
sague; r. Palmer SmOo Denarara Annls hags. hskoo,
jamestown, Rogers Rchmondi H. Name AeLe.ap Sai
H. Segune BSlmoei Louaaaa bonehe 81 Johns N ~
-Samsondsle W0oley, New.HAVeh
ARRIVED.
Galveston, Jan IT, mdse aud
st,.msbin Runete Howe Philadelphia, ndse aud pasA
stsapship MaT Sandoi Moore wilmington, c. naval HeFs
RAN John Criau Dowusy MaAnIas, II days, sugar
Rig M.ssenser MeCulF Long Island, BabAma IL days san
ecbr. Adsnfa Wright ManSauilA 10 days CEDAR
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroN Jan -AuVed brig Queen Of the West IRON CniuesI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Beves are supply unchanged price but trade slow and
sustained There $50 head al One hund
Of yesterday and to-day With s At hndon Cy About
6c 5Gl5lc and down 2dlic for the poorest Some
Ofthe sL to-day are the following
sold I27 good Kentucky steers AZ
Ohio steers sold BY O. O. Ted at
MURRAY Glover bought ll9 the yards which
retad They also sold "a medium u eNt ono Steers
BGH w.shemer for H. Becle LOG medium q Ill steers at
l5c
Martin Cary III steers for MeCosfe
G oxen selo ewt and pretty good as'h
O. Culver Khnba IS good cSt Ind steers
l5dl7c - - -, -,
J. H. Williams sold OF common ONO
H. smith sent in H. fat top tall y
cut so bv Uerv of al averaging close l6ic
Tbompson Tor rough fat u ewt Ky steers At
lHal7lO; also 81 III cattle l5d5lc strong % cwt ,
Capt Harvey bought 30 well fed cattle Of " "t Tor 'hppos
r q Eastman rna ont 40 fair n cwt Ohio steers Isle
Hughes EsBer for o. KmbA q fair u e"t Ind stees '9
N,yr Iurcbard T. wheeler and O. hed forces
l35 M steers 81 ewt selling at l66l7ge.
p whaou sold Dutehs County steers and oIeD common good
Sh Sherman eb on, % head Da,ehe County and
common 20 10 good 5dili cwt at lfd7ic , al,
Sheen are Of Monday. Arrivals 70 gay W. VIA
some Of believing they will DO better Tomorrow Aans
the transactions Forehst where II eA came IN ths morsins
Elliott sold 42 Mich 80 10 st6ie III Cs1sdA i 10 'i
2g Of J. Khy sold 20 70 state At 20 c"t
car d. q n SIC; % ~ Sc, and ear Cansda ss ~ u
90 ~ Sic 1871 do 81 Attfe hedrA"
sold 22i State ~ STE, and 81 lYd, IS ~ At 6e
Glstt Hendhokion sold Of 50 % Ohio bie
At Hudson City Ksss Co sold Of State eoane " h0i
Bliss Dmuid scii a Of thin state at 81 = each
Hogs tdIe ih arrived today h.le' OF ~
Ibno. D. and is5 Of B lie no Of ls n AnS O.
hogs Long islaBd Starch Factory 2' 10 Al s nv
steady lfiie With modefas aff'ih Of h'eh
dreGsed-653 Jesterdly-Aeilng Al ltdIAlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD (of Missouril SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS for sale by the undersigned. The road
is completed and the net earnings for its fiscal year
will be about 81 200 co., while the interest on the en-
tire mortgage debt will be $4,000 in gold, thus
aordlng perfect security for investors. Price 97i
and accrued interest in currency. Parties purchasing
before February will get the benefit Of the premium
on coupons maturing on that date For further
particulars apply TO CLARK, DODGE & Co.. No. 81
Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per TSstSls and Rdi0dda
3Ol5 bush. Oats $50 bnsh MAT e0I
bhln Meal 434l bbls flour
E35 Petroleum 90 bills Refined retro
leum 80 bills Ron Pork 800 pkga st G pigs Cot Meat,
m pkr Grease 7l6 pkg Ashes % pkg San aJ
pkgi butter s pigs Chees % Pkg Tsev no PE Dn'd Eia
a bales Wool bales Hemp l02 bales lops 35 SIDES Lsalsr
HIDES Tobacco boIes and Tobacco 81 piga ' IsJ
bsgs PeAuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

OFFICE or THE ROCKFORD Rock ISLAND, }
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
No. II Wall-st.)
The COUPONS from the Bonds of this Company
maturing February l, proxmo, will DO paid on and
after that date at this Office in United States GOLD
Coin, free of Government tar H. II. BOoDY
New-York, Jan. IA, 1869 Treasurer.
Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cent Bonds
principal and interest payable in gold. for sale on
favorable terms, by
S. SKAATs & BRO. No. 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains arriving at this port are equesse 70
addressed the EewlO Associated Press only -
perous exhibiting authority Of j. W. Smonion General
AGENT Journal Of Commerce 1iaes TRIBUNE,
World S Esprsss EveRng Post Commercial hfterfsr taats
Journal and No0 YORKER DeHoH sboaa As
be delivered only 10 the same persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
en- commercial paper sells freely at 709 per

cent on call Commercial paper sells freely at tag per
cent. H.,
sterling Exchange Is firm but dull at quotations Lon
don GO DAYS 1925 GO9i; London, sight O4@llV f"iS
long 515a5lSl; Paris, short, 5l2sa5Ll4' antwerp
steIa51b: swiss, 5l63a5I5; Hamburg, S65GSet; Am
sterdam. nank; Frankfort, Hiahi; Bremen f'G'S4;
Berlin, 71E072 .--,...,,.. -, ,,,oo,o,
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF spece
from the port of NewYork to foreign ports LOT inc week
ending January &c, 1869, was sa'oso9o5'
In FreightsTo Liverpool $4,000 bush wheat az 6a97a
The easy tone Of the Money market and tho assurance
of the early completion OF the Pacnc RarOad Is sumu
lotpg investments in the First Mortgage Bonds of the
ITr,on Pacac and Central Pacific Roads The agents re-
mort GOOD inquiry for the Union Pacific bonds at 100 and
accrued interest currency computed from Jan l. when
the coupons were paid The Central Pacific sell at 1O3
and accrued interest The business OF these roads VIII DO
sufficient to tax their full capacity soon completed
and their bonds frstclass investment in every re-
spect.
The Atlantic Mutual Marine Insurance Company make
the following great showing for the year 1863
Earned premiums al oac
Return premiums and eIpebses....... l,21Jl- +643n
Net underwriting Of s23i3e6o
This is exclusive Of the interest earned upon the assets
OF the Company which now amount to s13.CGOGs1, Of
which s7s7 IN United states and other stocks and
S2214lOO loaned stocks and s405549 cash in bank
the remainder being in bills receivable premium notes.
real estate &c The Company declare 40 per cent scrip
on the earnings Of 1863 and pay of the entire scrip Of
1865.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says;
The exchange market was very firm under q brisk de-
mand and only moderate receipts Most dealers were
free buyers at par and generally drew at ITO premium
with exceptions at SOC premium, and the latter rate was
paid between bankers early In the day At the close some
forced sales made at lower rates to realize currency
but the market generally was firm.
The following table shows the condition Of the leading
items Of the banks Of Phadeh a compared with last
wee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
THE MARKETS.

lCarsfully reported for The Tribubel
AsHEs-The inquiry for demand heavy sales at
Slb6S1 S7l Pearls nominal
C0rTONws End greater activity today from spuners, the mtIk
embrace as bales by ,pnnrs
Isl ,ecao and Ga BY exporters including 700 transit sales
Mddag sams onib 273 $50 aies DO sane mouth bales
d. March private 100 bales do February aud March, At 2Sc
'H' 10 bales 49, Tss Ss ad T %s quote f. 6. @% Tens
Ordinary. .........25c lO4c Hbic re
Good Oginay. ......21ic ale Tlc. 28e.
IddinS a2ee 2SG2s!e z9ia2ole 2S aa9ie
COFFEERo st sought AFTER 70 fair extent anl tie market
tgureA We 1870 bags NaBette aud $500 bags Robin
private terms Por sthtr styles there inquiry but noting
COGIhe regular monthly auction OF Scranton Coal game m
today BY order q The Western Deasre and LsetswannA Railroad
,ho" considerable sgary and decline Stove And Lamp An
nsIei are the particulars;
600 tu, i a. a. aG :. a. n. 9 iSuP l' =. s
10000 tuus Steamboat so al s2l tuns Steamboat "a 80
iS S ;S a e stss @ iS tao: SIso @
1900 tuns Stove. Is dG i 10000 sus etoye Sbd6 90
FLOUR AND MEALT6s market for Western and State Flour
@ active the low grades without change though tame and the
& 40 s S S gi's are irregular s5a lover we '' are w to
81 w,, 50 70. F,s STATE 90 $50 81 20 ior the low Cad;
Kr' hlfs ~ 1GS7 20 Tor good to choice spng mh e
"a a. Si Shipping Olo 81 G0S8 20 for Tdt brands and $500
i5HY eo 81 25ds8 70 for Amber Winter Wheat kIis
~ ~ i3t FaHi brands 80 si3 for Extra Double
flour Il dvI I california Flour inactive and heavI Canadian
a. B We 9tdum grades lever, bbE 90 800
rs % for P good EIts Baltimore ard Country 60 s00
~ t ag *iS 90 br RIra and Fsmr Maryapd and Delaware
o. 25ds71 Com 10 10 moderate demands sales Of 800 bills a
WSn - 20 Er Jersey and asa IS 10 for BTandwine
ORAIE-rie wbs't,sy az SSb59stDP 100 10.
of malhy prices Gun he e ,r AZ o sb A. al e Al 81
"''s and u 81 a 81 % afoat aud 81 - fT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
THAT THE COMPANY HAS ADOPTED ~
DIVIDEND SYSTEM,

A
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ ,,ns.r ,,opro ,op rwSRRsTYHfs.R SEVEN PER CBST


GOLD BON DS.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD ColN
coupop p,,.bs sri JsnuIy sd Ugly ., National PAfh b'nh
9~F@ Esv.Yorf, Free Of Government TAI - A..
Tn. now sale limited number OF hs 80
nrsbs Bonds at par, Win Aseruea iA'.'e'' ~ '''
.mount Of bonds authorised to be Issued 10
s2,25O,OOO,
Le,, than GA 900 per nile.
The larger portion Of Which has already been SOFA. q,
T,,. bond, are secured mortgage the snurs popV
Conpany Including their fauAbe A19s N''' @N4 ~ Wv
legts al Vallejo and elsewhere los ,,u..
W.
Fp.b,j Puly stocked Equipped and nov Running from
earnings this portion OF We oAh are loH hsD o
times the monthly interest on the entire issue OF bonus
Tb Road between san fIanoo anu oA
nento reducing between these two ewes 10 y houI, -,
The Mstsye process Of eonsuchon-the gIAahE hy
hand, and The balance pueu
bprd and eIpeced February The road viii be eompsta
,.I this finished the total net receipts shou Au
10 Al least 80 600 gold per day. . ..ut -,
The roadbed 10 Of most iubhanta character
bas,te Of the best quality The Tong oeA
And .ouippeu are 10 every respect GTst class
The country through which this Road runs entirely ehe ION
either snow ost and Ito agricultural resources 'pa'' 0'
porto Of the State. .. 49,.
ns o mis- Toal We DO uuheug recommend these 'sc9
he, 10 our r. the public hsea'i ihVs'imsh's ana
Pbsr Of Inc andnsd will receive subscription. and deliver bonds
Goyreut securities mGket rates. will be taken IN ehehAhEs TOT
these bonds - 4. ~ -. .uoi,..,to, d
''H'' " WV TURNER BROS. No. u HsI,su. cor HSsstA
A. X JRSUP 4 Co. No u PinesL
nanny MORGAN 4 Co, No. 81 BIchsugeplaee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

HORkIs EssEI RAILROAD NohfAArtl
OYyCH o. SHcHKTARI AND ArDiIORi (
HOBOEKS n j.. Dee. 70, 1868
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on and
~ amer JsHuAry Stock nd Transfer ONE. Of tbs COMPANY
be Al the once Delaware LaekAwnna and western RAILWAY
''-''A'' ~" - HENRY W. MILLER s,ers,rr he
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILROAD-The
" Annual Meeting Stockholders will be held al Denver on JAP H.
1862 Escon Of Directors and The transaction o. Sihsf 6sn
i. }. ffHI " ~ H.
Esu.Yort, Dee. ~, 1868.
DOR SAIL ....
l. CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS IN Alb ThB
FIRST CLASS COMPANIES ... -.
ALSO A LARGK VARIETY or INSURANCE STOCKS AND
OTHER SECURITIES, INCLUDING CITY CothIl AMI hAiL.
ROAD BONDS. PAYING GOOD DIVIDENDS, At Low RAIBs
FOR INVESTMENT IL LOTS TO SUIT PUkCHAbEhs ~
ALBERT II ElCOIAl
gTOCK RROKER AMP AUCTIONKBR
No AZ FINEST, N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
yanhing Yuums AND Ssnkirs.
GIBSON, BEADLESTON & CO.,
BANKERS,
NO. 50 RXCHANGR-PLACB.

NO 50 BXcHASGR-PLACB.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES FOREIGN TX
CHANGE aud GOLD bought and sold the favorable
INTEREST allowed deposits either Currency Cola subject 10
cheek Al sgbt the as with the City Banks
ADVANCES made on all marketable securities
CERTIFICATES Of Deposit Issued bearing interest
COLLECTIONS made At all points Of the UNION and BRITISH
PROVINCES -
LOANS negotiated FORRIGN ard DOMESTIC PRODUCE IN
,ors and aaoaL invite particular attention this branch OIL our
bp,ue,, In Which have unusual facilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
finamial.

oYYicK o HASLroS FIRE IssuHAsCH &C.
A T the ANNUAL ELECTION held at the
~ OFF,. this COMPANY on the following named gentle
msp daily elected Directors for the ensuing year
Timothy H. BURGER DANIEL d. WHITNEY,
THOMAS MORTON ABM WAKKMAN.
HENRY DAVID u. a. HATFIELD
CHARLES JENKINS, CYRUS II. LOU1REL.
AZ NJ BURHE ISRAEL g. LAWRENCE
i W BROWN MoPRBLl,
FDW1ED X COwLRs NJ. II. SMITH, ia
j. j. MCKINNEY. J. WlhDhULLEhy
FDW AHD SCIIIIY THOMAS FESsEEDEN,
HARRISON 7. LISCOMB, GEORGE TUGNOI.
CHARLES c. WHITE SAMUEL BLOCH
EhTIIAN WORLEY w ~ MOETAEiEA,
Is. A. MAYEREAU, JOHN A. BAUsi,
WILLIAM MILES JAMES hkbYEb
UlSiRI \ gCHASK THOMAS WEBB
KFISOH SIMAIS GEORGE G. JEFFRIRS
JotIAU AZ WHITNEY " A. CHILDs
CLEMENT s. PARSONS, WILLIAM VAN NAME
DAVIS eOLLAMORE WlChOFFi
"a uIybpYHiiRG J. e. WIEAES
A. nesti5, Of the Directors John Wnani
esce ed Prssdent for the ensuing
""HH''" ' JAMES GILMORE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

NEw.foRK jan ~ Ieo5 >
THE PEOPLEs FIRE lNSURATN,SSIE, g., ~ ~:
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK hereby give NoItSh wA' ny
PPV 70 'ho h's'"u'0' NV FRBD v. PRICE, Secretary.
TIME ANNUAL EDECIiUMo o OF coi i niTSee EN-
be held at depot shAVS Oorn'T Sn
Februiry's from Il TO . ?. M Iln-A ?. 15on y,
A GFNCY of ST. LOUIS and IRON NOUN
n Tain n r. Co No q wsllSt-Ths COUPONS DUB FEB l.
on m, Fir, Mortgage bonds will be PAID ls., Goysn%sn, I The
omes Of the Company an, ~ '" "ANSNANN ''O'''~
EEwYoKK Jan 70, oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
BOARD or TRUSTEES:

yoA The vvruaE MAINTENANCE mDDu
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-13

IL front of the theatre at Oxford, there Az
some gigantic stone figures, the date ana wv
iect OF which are alike buried In unceTtaln'!'
Two sailors wero walking past. WHO n'
these fellows. shipmate7' said one Of . .nsnl'
1.-The Twelve Apostles replied b. i, wI~
"Twelye Apostles how can that De- TT
there's only six Of iem.n "Well, re)C M ~
his informant, "yer wouldn't bare EN- OIL w
deck at once, would yer
The weekly Arizona miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-13
EHR ENBERC'
]. GOLDWATER q BRO,

WuOlteaic RS~N
Dry-Goods, Clothing, Boots, snoe'' VIZ
Groceries, Provisions etc.
Respectfully call the attention Of The pubic s "
they are now located al the new
TOWN OF "EHRENBEko'
Where they are prepared TO receive m ssf,Ss
storage OF transportation, nee o. 'AA's'
EHyNRERG Is situate the east panH - nj most 90
;,s, s.,xsn mes below La Paz At the peA 49, I'D be
verIent landing on the nver, and = eo ssa r,s.
principal towns VI the interior by gyl ~ ria Ehfsn'
The benefits 10 be- derived By shipping "a les haHd'
burg are, a aaVia0 Of fee dollars pr '"' -
ling Of goods. -, s.,u the landing
Freight - nsnsesed % ma either fs 1880
transportation, viii be attended 10 WIN '-
For further particulars, inquire q rrR a BRO.
,.,oo., cO@"i'''00 sap Ehrsabis' A'''''
, 1869-09-01
Iht CuuATf ClfEksHiP.
CHICAGO. Auguat Bi.

CHICAGO, Auguat gt.
1nH- ElHf - Thf fhirItr TtIhnnt;
ha,r f,ai with gtfAl FAttsfartl0tl thr ct,ltGraI
I'll q Is morning IHIprhH entitled " The Herman
It.uthl." ! ngrrr with 1ui flint 1t wn1,li br I1c-
ttrtlh" III Ia,r trr:Ila bntll r1txru Il. v randi
,3Jft FIR ltir teinis tHtkpp III opIs,stlun l." ilc
f'tghlrs dynasty. And Finer thrrr hns hrpn 4
ln;Gr H1lun tsltlc 10 II" ,alItrnl duties nj the
atnhi5 fHfsA " ii" cIiy fhAttat amendments
passed. ~ lie last t. gt'attre, II IN lsnlr ant that
rt1f'fl'i Frenrr mai nf khnsN rttttty ani
tt.,tt,rie Ia 'liF.h1fs" 'h'se nn'lr% wtIhout
Frtkun ~hui1 saIt5: liz t,s'hr vi j. Il itIIttrtc
ts1, snr Nm t,."nn .,. ,t"fmet tnrn,''er VI
nj tH tlts' H*'f,Il nrtii!slths ]hti t'tr axu ias
III tt,r finn that nftt~ stnnff. 11r has Tr.Lls
,r'r ~ s1as ,t. ,,.: n r ,,, s',n 4"
Nnltn. Ills pk1i n. III engineer haut h!s rnIr4rnr
y. 4 "mttnsn at" Etsrstr.. l,f iaaat ri ttr aueat
.h"t 1t aIisl 1Hl.lHrss hlInks II, sur r,tt. ~hrh
tG.tr tHriI l!.E.ttetl hI'tFT h3A httn,A A. II
1t !HrAh isEn snd as n pd1,lIt ntt RI, HI. ilastn
t.h ru bat II t3nnls, ~ Tor putty hhi EHus1e.sS
ul ttasa. isr. IL III, npln'hs. u" nt'lrf I'rta"h
to;.iH" = r" lnAsl, nj thr HHn'iirs hrrrssa.J Ia
Ihhi.tu III tir .'lr.tiuA. a.4l faithful aL
IT. A'lA 'f!n fihIae Vi tlti tlIl!rs q! fe utica NJ
1fE~af,I
Nj. ti:n.ieE ia mol l,tasrt With "a !arsr siiaYe
1T Ills ~tfl!a Es,r,!n ttr ratlI,ItatG If Gr ring,
hHr ran 1le ruit.i4anlt thr trf.rrA Rf Ru large u
tnTe ot professional In,isanA, l.ut With the sup-
port si11 rt,!lt'enet af thn lr'.fslu LIS ran txs
ttt a'nLs Nitbunt thrt II viii ht ut4tlrFxtlot1
Mt ia mt urge h4tn lHe:agte he Is a t;crGan,
lu[ tecan-r tE IL &tEnshtt0FN artl cxna,Io. uD
rEhi ann hatt orttnE citiEeu. Thrar rnaIitlrs
Aii sure would mate h';1, ur"rr1a aste ta the Der,
Innns, irrespective ef hit Nationality, Tuxt ur |.
acceptable to the Amt r1cans hah hctp repeatedly
proved. l. thcrCfaie, hsk the liberty Ia f.tng hi
name before HE puhllc, believing thai COOK Coan
i NIsrn WARD yorxn.
, 1869-09-01

ibis, mn his t,'ht thrnuEl NTH tho result nru.
toned. tic WAS nncd 3lpu.
John t'onltr. Eay -!onktng !cow, has a we-
TAn WIN lfcH In l0usc Of prostitution, lie fcnts
her when Rsle NIL noi E!rc him 1llotiey On Mon.
TN! evening he went to her nu0slc utr revolver
hlIt ahfeatrnc1 10 NhOot her II Re As not 20 with
hin. lie Maa nnci 81 and alrli In S51 ha.l 10
krtp the rracs. When hc iitaf1 Tho tsstcr an
houhccincut he ratlxtkcd thAi he would hAyo her
II nc nal 10 tear her out Of lht place. The hall
Waa then Increased TO $1,000.
.-acFuar1 Cuf1cn Was charged bt Annlo " allacp
with s'natafatJ. Ahc testified that ahc had Iivca
with HIN Rim ihn 1f.h Of 1aat Jnnanty, Rnl shht
shc Hns now with chlld b. him. lie wAt hctd III
39tl0 ball fDr trial. fraacH 1lrsk!cy wA up m the
same Charcr. Martha NO.rft., whu hsld a ta
mu1thA old chilli III her artns, waa thu rDnp!ntn-
Ant. Francis WAS held In t1u6 hail to hhaEer.
-Jhpn lItown weHt into the store No. I'D Aouth
C'.fs street IN Monday evening. prkU1 up sutur
hatty = dress Rnnda and tnafic OF. woman rlir-
tlcd hct Into khuP nenr iy. mtrsr kho dforpcd
thH ROodt. MIL caught auh he'll hrr nut police.
tnnn arryrd. .Ia.c Ma. hr'd In 43oo hail 70! trial.
christian lehrcDs Whs charged! With calling
HonRn prostitute, lie said he could rsuyc IN
aflbf, didn't and WA fined H.
-k:tt'e Wells, keeper Of dis1rderlT house.,
waA charged t25. ntld four OF her girls 40 cnct.
George Eimastlr, lntcIy from ludhlo, tried to
hteA d lot at ClhthinR from etotu IN nnnhotPt
street. on Monday night, btu. Wns chased h"ny.
lie wA* subsequently seen with jtrnmJ and WA
nrrr5trd. In default OF 50. imposed Tor Fagrancy,
he was committed to the HrteNell.
Juhn frnnciscn. who beata Matilda EtoHn occh-
RionA!ls, WINS fined tlp, aud held In $500 ball u
Etru l1lc nEhrC.