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"HAvINNERs FAMILY BREAD

Tits unequalled Bread 10 nov for sale By most of
the leading Grocers of the city.
Ii ie made Of select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
Taxed, in MCKENZIE Patent Oven; il always
leigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal of Bread 10 sold for
bave2n ert' which never came from our estab.
!ishmeht. To prevent as far a. possible this dis-
honesty. We have supplied ell our authorized Gro
cers with fresh sample Cards, marked I 500. Bx.
anime for yourselves ia1S I'm
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IRE CHEAT FAsCINArING ANUsrnKyT
or THE DAY
HAMILTON BROTHERS
NsLOCIPEDE
EXHIBITION Ann RIDING SCuoar
Opens WEDNESDAY EVENING w. I7,b Isso
AZ tarnsi Saloon, corner llth and Q sts &c 10
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SHAFBIKLDD FRBNOH CONFECTIONERY
- AND SALOON,
240 RHNHsYLvANIA AvgNuRs

UIHT1kI, 0AI9 AID KHFkkbHHkNTS
6ufnaehed q my Saloon q al houfs.
Pertiee. Weddtnes, Dinners, Receptions, 3d.,
furnished Ct the shortest notice and the Attest
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A NEW UNIVERSAL ALMANAC
WHITTAKE1p ALMANAC FOE 1860. iva,x
thick vol. snail evo, ven printed, paper q DC
CONTENTS: The calendar, Key % ths 0sae.aa,.
tDSr ts p Sciendar. The Dnslsh 0evsFnSsat
Foreign Nations, Hducelasn, O0i:oasiSS. 1etsoe.
elogy, Army and Navy, British Po00essions. RSnS
Ing Statistics, &C., &c. I.ns
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i HE MAMMOTH WHITE OK.
GENERAL GRANT.
OF SANITARY FAIR CEuEBRrry

Weighing Over 900 Pounds.
PRESENTED by Carlos Pierce. Esa % Boston 20 thu
General Committce or lIEueurstion a ~ 49,,
Nhiiittd Tor the last time. On the reservst,ons
oofLer OF Pennsylvshis avenue and 7th street
Admission, % cents 49,
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Sentlemen's dne SHIFTS on hand and made to
Srser, ana perfect nt warranted. Night Shirts
brewers, In flame and merino Hosiery. Gloves.
Smp,areIiss and general assortment Of ladies and
roilet soaps, Perfumeries: Fancy Articles, &C.
LSety criticize war; anted 70 be represented, And
hered to RTRh NJ
lie 'eolm 35S st., bet. 9th and 10Th,
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XII.
GFORGLiNA NJ. CRAIK.
MILDRED. A Novel. By Georgiana NJ Craik
SNo, Paper ...-.-..---.- ............... so
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Are brands OF q periOr quality, and are guar
anteed to give pt rfect satisfaction.
TAKE NOTICE
The name @. B JEWELL and also the auality .
10 stamped on every bar.
Aek your grocer for any Of these and be sure you
get them, and take no other.
Manufactory-5O0 and 500 @ street north. be-
tween 4th and 5th, Washingt ID. q. fell
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r Ehov L:
SAMUEL CROSS,
AGENT AMEHICAN LIFE Insurance CON.
PANY, or PHILADELPHIA,
Has Removed from No 81 Louisiana avenue, to
No. 321 Pennsylyants avenue, between 9th and
Ith streets, south side. fe Is ~
ENGLIsH AND EUROPIAN nEws.
"fHE MALL
Paper containing the News, the priuci pal Lead
sTs, well dieestea Summary, aud all interesting
matter from tn. Tunes. and 10 thus rendered sysi-
able In cheap form, for persons residing abroad
IN the colonies.
The days Of publication are Tuesdays and Fri.
days, In the afternoon, end the price 10 Sd. per
Subscribers can obtain "THE MAIL through
Nevspaper Agents, or may have it from the Pub
iteher, on pre- payment, at Printing House square,
London. ia 8 lev6V
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

none to show that there were threats or antlmi
dations such as to prevent legal registration in
CahaWaY cCCnty.
Mr. PfTEas SAID the reading OF tne testimony led
him to The conclusion from the law and the facts
h % M W. hs remerHs ~ oosnrvad mat lie con-
testant himself had admitted that there were not
more thar, 200 loyal men ~ Galloway county while
1,4c1 /, coo men had flled the pallet box with dis
loyal votes. For this and other reasons he SAID the
vote of Calaway county should be thrown out, and
this would retain Mr.. Anderson In his seat
Mr.. sToyER, trep.) OF NO., protested with all the
power OF which he was capable, against Mr. Switz-
Ter occupying the seat to which Mr.. Anderson was
legally entitled When hoary y-headed treason raises
It's front, and traitors with hands dripping with
fraternal blood seek to grasp the reins OF govern
ment in order to accomplish political destruction.
then it was not only the prerogatve but the duty OF
the State to make such laws as will insure its sa ETY.
and prosperity. The State OF MISSOURI accordingly
passed the Election laws now in existence, withhold
ing the ballot from those who worshpped at the altar
s that Should be THROWN ot
Of the count there having been threats and
intimidatons Of loyal voters, while in other in
stances loyal men were prevented from challenging
Illegal votes. Over one thousand illegal votes were
cast. 1t did not matter as to the precise number,
but where it was known that illegal and rebel votes
had been cast the whole county ought to be thrown
out. The question should be determined by the
test Of the Missouri Election law.
The debate was continued bc Messrs. Mccormick
and Kerr speaking In favor of the report and Messrs
BENJAMIN, Whtemore and Heaton opposing Its
adoption.
Mr.. POLAND. gep) Of Vt, the author Of the
report OF the Committee on Elections, although
ne was NOT now member OF tne COinIHlt-
tee, thought it proper to say few words. The
gentleman whose seat was contested was member
Of his political party. None would more cheerfully
vote for him than himself il he could. But there
was single flaw; he believed that on a careful ex-
animation OF the facts as presented TO the committee
the gentleman tar. Anderson) was not legally
elected.
The House voted on the first resolution Of the COM
mittee-namely that the sitting member (Mr. Ander
sony is not entitled TO his seat-and decided the
question in the ne egave--55 against SO. so Mr.. An
derson is affirmed in his seat.
to the seat--was then iald upon the table.
The House. AZ i've O'Clock, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
ALLEGED sosstay OF A MONEY pAscsl.

Last evening man who was evidently very
anxious to have the fact published and who thought
he could dedeve the sharp officials at the Central
ONCE, entered the marble building, consulted In
spector Dks and represented that ne had been
robbed OF package containing $500 while entering
the train OF the New York and New Haven Railway
by pickpockets. The Inspector referred him to de-
tectve COVE, TO whom he stated that on entering
the car ne was robbed. He further stated that the
money was being conveyed by him to gentleman
IN Boston, and expressed the wish that the fact
oI the roDbery should not be published.
On close crosse examination he stated that
tne money was his own, that ne sold out q busi.
ness In New street, Newark, n. j., and was on his
way 70 Boston to commence business there He made
other statements calculated to throw suspicion on
ms story, and the impression il that the man ia en-.
tru sted him with that amount,
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

upon the payment OF reasonable salvage and neces-
saly expenses.
BY Mr.. FoLaER-Investng in John 7. Conover all
power OF executor the wl case Of g. A. Conover,
deceased.
BY Mr.. MuRpHY-Confirminr the deed OF Edward
Todd to lands the corner or HelkiEier ana Sche-
by Mr.. NoRroN-Empowering the East Side Rail-
road to lay rails from South ferry To Grand street
upon South, Broad Pearl, Cherry, Market Monroe,
Grand, Madison, New Chambers, William, South Will
liam and Whitehall streets.
BILLS PASSED.
To supply water to Binghamton. To authorize the
City OF Lockport TO purchase hose carriages anu IRE
badges Permitting the citizens OF Hamilton, Madi-
son county; Vienna, Oneida county, and Chiffon
Park Saratoga county, to vote by districts for GER
tain offices.
Mr.. MORGAN introduced q resolution, which was
carried directing the Secretary Of State to furnish
the Senate with a draft OF the laws for
selecting certain classes OF omcers now elected
positions in corporations as may seem competent TO
act as notaries public and devoving upon them the
powers and duties OF notaries; also repeating the
present law for the appOlntmentNOf nOtaries.
CONTRIBUTIONS IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The following notaries public for New York were
confirmed In Executive session to-day:-Joseph
Peter ]. Mcknight, Jos. B. Lawrence JOS Gutman,
Jr.; Jas. C. Spencer, d. A. Levien Jr; VIM. w.
Burnham, John 3. Van Buren,, Jr.; Henry Morford.
A. T. Hilyer. Joseph Merrill. Robert f. Days, David
P. Walker, Henry E. Tiller, George r. Gott, Alfred
Wagsa, Jr JAS Price, ThOs. p. Somervtlle, Loring
Watson, ]. L. Sr1llson. Geo. w. L0unsbery, Howard
Campbell, t. F. Demarest, George @. Frieke. Uriah
WEIGH, J. G. Jenkes, William A. Dunham, John Cllf-
ton Gray, John A. Weed, William @. NicOll, A. r.
McDonough II. f. Drier, F. Mullen. Louis M.
Jr., Jacob Bssencer, z. R. Livingston A. l.. Sanger,
L. W. Sloat Edward Place. William B. Bind. Lewis
Fellows, Harvey Baldwin, Matthew Hendrick and
Thomas II. Baraski.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

HIPS house at the time OF the murder testified that
she went home this night between nine and ten
O'Clock, and having pulled the bell repeatedly!
was admitted by Mr.. Twitchell, there then
being no light in the entry; the door leading
from the Kitchen into the hall was open; q
candle was burning on the Kitchen table; tho
outside kitchen door was open; she the body Of
Mrs. Hill lying in the yard and then called Mr..
Twitche who, after several calls, returned to the
kitchen alone; she went into the yard with him and
aided In carrying the body into the kitchen;
Mrs. Twitchell was then 10 the kitchen3
she got water to bathe Mrs. Hills head
and then went for q doctor, passing out
the front door; when Mr.. Twitcheli let her in
the door was locked because she heard the key
turning; upon returning to the house she next
went across Pine street TO Mr. Morres. thi2
time passing out the back gate on Pine street,
persons had come there; Mrs. Twitchell was in
the kitchen; the Kitchen poker was usually kept
hanging up by the side Of the kitchen ranges she be-
lieved the one produced by the commonwealth to be
the same; four dogs were kept In Mrs. HIPS house;
In the day time the candestick was usually kept IN
the closet OF the kitchen.
Here the court took a recess until three O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
THE HILL MURDER m PHILADELPHIA

The court OF Oyer and Terminer Judges Allison
and Pierce) was crowded this morning before the
hour OF business had arrised, large portion OF the
audience being OF the fair sex who seemed never to
Of gazing the dark form Of the prisoner in the
dock. Mrs. Twltche was attended by her relatives,
whom she held In almost constant conversation;
though when not taking she kept her hand to her
eyes and appeared to be weeping. After consdera-
BILE delay the examination Of the C0mmonwealth's
witnesses was resumed.
Daniel Doster sw0rn-Testined that on the night
OF the murder he was geing down Tenth street.
corner OF Pine street by man saying that something
wrong was going on there ne went to the door and
IN the door; he passed back in,o the Kitchen
where the body OF Mrs. Hin was lying upon q
settee, and George Pwitchell was sitting by II;
the hall was then dark; the bell was rung and
he went TO the front door to answer IT. the gas was
then lighted by lady, who Immediately ran up
stairs a exclamng oh my Goa y 9mcer Ger, Howard i, ara
kitchen The search OF the premises was then made,
and was attended with ressts which were described
in the yard, and the blood In the dining room up
stairs leading from the sofato the window from which
the body was thrown, were dscovered the gas IN the
dining room was burning low; ne went with
Twche TO the station house, returned TO Mrs. Hills
house, and after remaining there short time went
When e e nonse ans no 10, one was 81 ns
Hill.
Cross-examiued--The witness said that when he
but white petticoat and ssck she had nothing OH
her head, but did not notice whether she was bare
root; she appeared anxious Ior MN 70 70 IN tne
house, saying "Oh, my Coll my poor mother mas
been murdered In the yard"
The Commonwealth objected to what she said as
not being evidence
Mr.. Mann argued that tins testimony was OF great
importance. II she were sanding OR the doorstep
keeping guard and telling people 70 go away while
the body could be removef II would have been
strong argument against Ter: but n she was there
giving an alarm at first, announcing the dread
calamity OF the murder Of her mother, 10 would
show that her presence on the doorstep and her con.
duct there were those OF an innocent woman, and
tor these reasons ne thought 10 admissible.
The Court admitted evidence Of Mrs. TwitchelPs
declarations because 30 far a. the case mad pro-
gressed they seemed to have been made In the ex-
citement resulting rom the recent discovery OF the
murder, and were part Of the res gestd.
The witness resumed, saying that when ne saw
Mrs. Twtchell on the doorstep she exclaimed, "Uh.
my God my poor mother has been murdered; get
doctor and do somethng come In ~ and his friend,
Mr.. Leidy, then went for doctor, and he entered
the house; he afterwards saw her IN the Kitchen
alter she been mp stairs; he noticed no change IN her
dress.
Sarah Campbell, VINO was living as servant In Mrs.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
GENERAL GRANTS VISIT TO BALTlmoss.
He Makes Two Speeches to the Committee
ON Invitation.
fFrom the baltimore SIM Ian oo.l

From the Baltimore Sun, jan 20.l
The Committee OF both branches OF the City Coun-
Gil appointed in pursuance OF q joint resolution
adopted on Monday, yesterday morning proceeded
TO washington to present the resolutions rendering
who had already announced his intention to visit
Baltimore on Thursday to attend q meeting Of the
board OF trustees OF the Peabody Southern Educa-
tional Fund, OF which he Is member. The CON-
mittee on reaching Washington proceeded to Gen.
eral Grants headquarters. The committee were
nsnered into plainly d furnished second story
were made to the General, who, in black dress with
the inevitable cigar in his LEFT hand, stood leaning
did not convey the idea to the behoders that he was
In robust health. Mr.. Bernard Carter, addressed
General Grant, extending the ofllcia invitation to
visit the city.
Responding General Grant said
myself under many obligations to the City Council OF
b I'm s sy s 1r tender
Il my time were not already engaged during my visit
%eens of & ca
The meeting win take place Thursday and Friday will
Friday at the residence Of Mr. William Albert that
while thank you for the invitation do not that will be
able TO accept It.
Mr.. Carter then asked
Would you abie General consistently with your already
mors g portion the inns which you propose
@ 70 vii n' s u n c @ % n 81 ss
Ing 70 youy II win be glad 70 arrange
To which General Grant answered.
. . 81 'ss, % 70 such
he 10 . .
place o such ces and Th se eea Rs s
think that may say as snn % other previous
The report of the committee was submitted to the
Council last evening, and q resolution introduced
authorizing the committee TO take such steps as
OF the hosptaties Of the city made to the expected
distinguished visitor.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

The Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF Pythas OF the
State OF Pennsylvania Is now In session in phila.
dephia The order In the State numbers 40 900. The
Supreme Lodge meets In Richmond, va, In March
next
The paper mill Of Mosher, Haight n Co., al stln.
water N r., was DESTROYED by flre yesterday morn.
ing. The loss is estimated at 100000: insured for
5000. The hre was the work Of an incendary
Fire was discovered yesterday morning, at nine
Hotel, baltimore IL originated among the CURTAINS
the furniture was damaged to the extent OF al 900
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, Jan. q, 1869.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MFR. EDwARDs-Authorzing the Flushing and
Northside Railroad to purchase the Flushing and
woodside and the New York and Flushing Railroads
and consolidate the same.
BY Mr.. KEsgEDy--To aid In the construction OF
the Skaneatells Railroad.
by Mr.. CHAPsAs--In regard TO boarding Broome
county prisoners In the Albany or Onondaga county
pententary. Also compelling the labor Of Broome
county prisoners
yMr. PALMER---rn relation TO savings in the
Bowery Savings bank.
by Mr.. MoRRIss--Providnp for amending the
chandise that may be cast on any island, lake or
river shall be deemed TO belong to the people Of the
state, Dut may be redeemed w the owner coneIgnee
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

during the year is as follows:-
Amount collected aud paid soldiers and
.nelr nefs. m 2347E
January l. 1865. sCs.......................,.. 1bboQ
Number OF claims received durin2 the year I'o,s
Whole numOer on hand and received 49,. 1asi5
NunueI VI ca'ns seltieu uurlnR tue year.. 15,7s7
Numper unsettled Decenoer 81, lS6o...... s2s
Number Of letters received. 37s42
Nuihper VI ietsers mItten en................ s2,94S
sOLDiERs HOME.
The Soldiers Home has been continued under the
charge and efficient management of Colonel " Al
Ludwick, A. u. g., and has been satisfactorily
conducted The same careful and economical super.
vision heretofore has been exercised. The ex.
penses have been as follows
Subsistence ......................sss sac, III
Salaries OF employees. TO- lao
Rent oi puhuinX 2400
Fuel. 1895
Cothing.......... ...................... 2,3S2
Medical stores 3,055
furniture and repairs. ...................... Le4l
Stauonery ......................... $50
aortuary expenses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 23i
transportation OF soldiers and supplies...... 365
Total. ........................s ,s45
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

Balls to Take Place Tonight.
Progressive spiritualsts' Sociable-Everett Rooma
Lyric Club-Lyric Hail.
Letter Carriers-lrvng Hall.
Loyal Lodge-Everett Rooms.
Sligo Young Mems Association-Apollo Hail.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

DoYAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-PRTZEs PAID IN GOLD
IL Information fnrnished In ai isgaxed Lotteries.
GALLAGHER BRO, $40 Chestnut street.
, 1869-06-23
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Eleventh Annual Report Of the
Chicago Board Of Trade.
lompafativC Statements Of lhc Eoye.
ments Of Lending articles Of
Commerce.


rac Eleventh Annual hepoet OF the Trade nd
Commerce u Chicago for The gear snd.nx March
81, 1se9, wna handed 70 uA yesterday by It's Sec
reta1 u the Dosrd Of Trade, Charles Randolph.
Ezq. The figures have been csrs1nny compiled
mud revised, snd the statements made n.s be-
hrsed % be correct The following Is an an-
ol the leading articles Of commaTo&.
FLOR.
TIL nouf movement Of The Jear fhoFs gtxr-
Tying incrtA8e ~ compared With the Previous
yenf and tue exhibit Ia larger even than In 1887,
Though the Trade has ruled comparatively dull.
The recelpia Tor the twelve Monlhs ending March
81 1e19, were Z, &c, a35 bafran; manufactured BY
CITY mA!crE. III .932 barrels; the slOck On hand
harch 81, 1sss was Il, ,925 barrels: making to
tai Of a'se !s2 bat1elA 0f this amount ATE, SIT
hand al the Close Of tue yea. lcavtng s.s,.1 bay
Tels for CONSUMPTION In te c!ty during The twelve
months The Factrts exceeded these OF the
previous 1tar by d21 ,4e3 aarEels; The Bhipraenta
s,o~ corresponding increase OF So. SO barrels.
aud the city manufacture gain oi 1ss so
ha-rr.R. ThtE II partially attributable 70
thu low prices which have prevailed in
ogeadstuds during the greater part Of the
ytnr, ana have, no dnuft, NATURALLY stimulated
Consumption. Our city mislers hare been mod
krat..:s successful, II dar!ag the psotrsetsd de-
.,!nc Of las. autnEn they 11!.:cd chiefly on order.
TIL f0bt iEelyc months have not been 30 zdM1-
nerai!yc 10 operators, lnRsiHuch as pfopt6 have
bccn email, hnd the aEerecate Of saies at this
ietnt reduced by large stlpmeata direct from
toun..5 ELLIS to EsstrTG lca!srs. We note
:,.c1.y improvement. il The quality OF dcuY pro-
diced BY our city mn.err. which enables Chicago
EEt!nE Wheat hour 10 be bought extensively Where
ceu. date. The following saole shows tie guam.
ttty Of docr received for n!scea years {snclnding
.llat manufactured ID the cttv}. With the quantity
forwarded during the same petiod:
, 1869-06-23

LEGAL,


.ts :. - ~ 4 ohksFs County e Coz ID sts:s
ea.s. % sseaas I I - 5 ds!s. e J.ssss
Gana, nag ot ~ Gsy nd State q Neg Iott tosnss.
r. 81 S} }rft1shs & :Se an j - sssa q
r. I'll ss, = s'.e 2o r. @ II,
~ 81 | f1s IS IL
I'd R.yaat q q. sss e a As.,T ,ss i ;ss NJ,
T. s:'k xs E,sre iss 2 l*.'; 1. w - e's u
I'd .Ss athsr fer r. sa toee h1ss
itsIst .s e. ss sszses = e &
s 4 Ghsa: u , g ys Il :. tS5 If ~
cent cent - sai sana;s T.yaas .esas II aeh ga
# sss t E, "a sy e ss &
81 Oies Il C.sk 0csn1 stats 4 iiia1s IN boef ss
SCI S;Jssas s;1a Il L.. z x Z se
Ct tnd pronsse a4tcR my part f1eEea aceoEt:cA
as sSs! 81 s5 n 7 a =
and mlsht b. !swfa. ts ts u1defsi'eo: ~ nt.rs -
nsy, u II. sad M.;o.s Il d. aid properly q prraes
e5ss 9sa:iss j i: 4 "a q Sc ss
s9,Ie S na1;5 fss az, & E ,n Hos n = .o
cash int Syng aoe!ee Of :'s uns and r.,ee Of s1
sasl:ssa ~ a1aa5s q y - ss.ss
days before suen saie A3d TO inske e1ts md 9ssEse
etns as q Sssd. Il eos1sysae lot peIsss
sna ~ " q M I'll IL ~
penAes Of ssld ttst inciodii< ii .Ley advanced tsE
tNkr3QcT, tAxek 1etIH11EtGtHs 44y A-1A
prr aunr.u. to pay the &tornt Of p1snts1aG
md interest winch sheuid apps b{ aid notee 70 - N
pnjd the ti.3e u{ s1G And " eFr21 4ef E Ekf
been E,4dc both in ts rassn: u tho pns1p=1 and ..
fe1est Of eneh of bAa notes thu sn.l u fWo aaaat
dollars rtiearal and n:tt-t ee1nnu:ns dnc sndnn?sla
"a tha at atove d scrfd axt. acd tito sst1 ot fsS
hundred ~, pounde Esonsy md interest there's
Epee the ur1 GAy u 5ertr.Eet. L. u EtI rGtnA5HsA
due ana unpaid thu tad ntt secondly Abos0 %.
ec1ibed; And Wtess. NJ ss1ea has ofsn Hads = -
tx1.se kts holders Of sai notes. u se aal disoase
Il tke p.ealses heFxuAtteF dcserted 1t c,i2ptaasx
with the tst,us Of the zald 1r.xs Deed:
kuH, therefore, pIbl: otlee 10 irtuhJ aTrn ta.s.
rrtua Of tbs p.,~eE and Artntiy In pS veated " anS
sATIERbaY, iii tss tssrnt1 si.:h !i,A} ~ et jane.
D 1sd At the bour IT tes NO. sltSx u ths forenoon =
fhst dsy. The poEt dnr 4 the c.aIt House r. II
Chy ot Ghieast, Uounty u CuoA aIH State y n1nas
expuee Ia Ialn, and rel It rltpto anfttons y y
ths hixhest natdsf or uttdsrt iuf sAah. tha -
ceteaYy 10 tetsty tnu -.il Indebtedness md
IL eaid typst der Gulso ttWis ThAt paIs VI na
thttyi1 t.f} u ki1xies -adhGten to Eheazo nnA ~
ecfibtd inl1HA to~t; b*<tinniH3 o1a ~ t2ntn A
frrro tbs snte thsrts sheaesWef
1881 feet thence ncr1A h1tt+t and ctsh:eet tslS
teet thence e%es slfty isa I'LL ttst tatuca tl9tn IVY
hundred and elkesa t-s ftrs to the tlasa 81 oe1,
mug Aleo ot t!nbe- tss ., H. Cfsis H. bhtsf. =, 4 ~
u. %.rsts aSS - Aaioa ts ;c & es E 49,. IL II ii siax
tcnc1nentr priv.ea and tsesess0:2 nE
lSpsius OF 10 any uteo +Eprtantns together Wtth =
rFht .nd s,nxy Of red.srrti6u nf tse aid II
therein. for hu yurt.s Ct sass lns tho A.otre Gs.
due IN aAl1 plc.ni+soty tsA. tsEc. lsr Mt:A -
costs r Re.e eom,nns.nns and ev}s7.ss n .A E1es,
Z IT, TY1In+C
, 1869-06-23

.sTIE rR0rIFfnS TRADE.
Chicago still maintains the lead IN pfos s1sons
material falling Of In pork packing. but less in the
1;o, ci.,tE: 0! hoEs US great many nnlnais were
-a!pEtd Las: 1os nsu,1acr packing On the saa0oAld
Tho po.k-rccE.nr statistics give tosal a. G7t9o4
ca1cassea live and .lsusrt cut up during tbs year,
icing decrease u IL Ell from the exnlb1 ot the
wear preceding. II WIS ea:.y aprareu, tnat ne
cfup o. 1865 naad MT equal that u 1ss, though tne
1t was known thKt there was no sutrlua OF produc8
on haud. Aence Prices rapldly rah up On hogs,
G0d p:uucts, I1rtat4uus ucs:fiy touching inc lop
figures ottatifi In uur packing annals, under IN
active c0nsuEtp:lve tsrIuAud from tic South for
slalf-crrct ulraie, followed hy a strong speculative
inquiry. Our exp0Ts to Europe have teen lsrgr,
and tnc stock Yeul4luihE Oh hhnA ri the Close Ut
.ne nscA. year Ii .rr] light.
HoGS--ltEfEtFts AND snIrXZH1E
The following table showK the receipts and
yeAlB: