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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

We have been connected with the
publication of the Advertiser just two
years with this number. We now
wish before entering upon tho third
to have a general settlement with all
our patrons ; and before the new year,
1870, we wish to balance up the books
with every one, and take a new de-
parture. We have been highly graft
fed with the result of our labor for
the public good. We shall devote the
balance of this week in settling up.
Those having accounts against this
Office will please pOstthem up for set
Element.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

The work on the bridge across the
Big Blue at this place is progressing
finely. The east pier has been built to
a hight of about twelve feet, and the
center one is now commenced. We
wish the contractors the very biggest
kind of luck.-CEdYIOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

hEADQUAhIEh OEFAhIMENT OF TIE RLATTE,
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.
OMAHA, NEB-, October q, 1859.
CEALED Bids, in duplicate, with
~ guarantee signed by two responsible par
ties, not bidders, and accompanied BY a deposit OF
one thousand dollars as a further guarantee, will be
received at this Office, until 10 O'clock a. m, on
saturday November 9lth, 1853, fOrthe delivery OF
Thirty thousand 10000 bushels of Oats, and
Fifty thousand @0,0U bushels Of Corn.
at Omaha, Nebraska-the corn to be OF last years
crop.
Delivery to upon the award Of con-
tract, and TO be completed within thirty days there
after.
Bids viii be received for any quantity not less
than three thousand bushels.
Separate bids must be made for the CORE and Oats.
Blank bids can be had at this ofiice.
Full conditions OF contract made known on ap-
plicatiOn at this office. E1I n
By order Of Bv't Mai-Gen. Augur.
WI MYERS,
BYt BEig-Genl. G. O N.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

IN rM E0E5 nTun ny a4~HaA.SkaTs16

. U@z
NOTICE IN BANKRm
THE DISTRICT COT6H
United states for the DiSt-C hl Ga
IN ne mattar Of ". r. Fed HsletoNsN "a
STATES Dlstrict COurt Clerk os1kna
IN uay or November, A. ID. ISS y Onsi, -,
10 whom IL may couee-n Sea
q pesltlon has been. 70 vi 1Ne aOte,
OetoDer a. ID. 1853, filed IN y On tie M
". X tleid, Of Saline Cifv ~ Distid Sgi
been heretofore d1iy m said
under Act Of Congress s1,,,lS declared
sa9ith = Jnlform System Of ~ An Ar
O1L the United States ann-oSruptcT 1
2 as amended July 1853. IA y 4last
Lneate thereof, from am he da5teham SO
under said act. and 49, and o,
81 Pic 80. at O'Clock ?. n az Ssth
Rlch, Esqy one ofthe Regisfer I. ne ola.e
salu OstHct at BrOWnvilie In IN 6ank
blMe ana place assigned for L4 Dst1a y
wen ana where you may atts1d o. Ia
nany Ou nave why the Pravs- sld 1hoT -
sHOu44 not De granted. The sec,osl sadp
~ ~ ne creditors Ofsaid BanE-I ald
ne petition Of the Assignee ~ Ellbe
Al ~ W place.
Clerk o1the y. 8 District Conf sluIH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11


The Omaha Herald, followed by the
Brownville Democrat, has gone into
winter quarters on Railroad matters.
We are sorry to lean of their discour-
,agement. There is one course more
needfal for them to pursue. Instead
Of pounding away at random where
no good can possibly come of it, if
they would just inform themselves
more infinitely of what Railroad men
are doing of their plans, hopes and
prospects, and then work in harmony
with these several interests and enter
prises. they would accomplish more
for themselves and others than they
r nov doing. If they have not the
business tact and enterprise to do this,
the sooner they are nwinter quarters
the better. Men who have been sue
cessful in life men of large and va
RED financial experiences of good
judgement and executive ability are
at the head of our railroad interests +;
and it is simply irritating to have
men who have not yet established any
sound financial basis in their own af-
fairs. debating a course Of action for
men who have, by long experience,
learned to rely on their own judge
ment. We, ourselves, have been inn
mstient at times, but we thought it
the part of prudence to look at the
matter in the light of those whose
business it was to build the roads to
look At their plan find out the varl-
lous. objects they were reaching after,
and the methods by which they pro-
pose to accomplish the end they had
5n view. With the light we have up
on the subject, we do not propose 70
20 into winter quarters by no means,
What We do propose, is to work to
some purpose; to work with those
who control tn action of the company.
To publish the plan Of operation
would be 10 defeat the measures they
have in view ; and so If we do not in
formthe public OF all we know, ofwhat
the several companies are doing, 1t is
because we have toe great interest IN
their success. On our part, there viii
be no let up until our roads are com
pleted,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

There has been a very good looking,
large frame church building lately
erected in North Star. We did not
learn by what society. This is a much
needed Improvement in that village,
and speaks well for the intelligence
and good morals of the place. When
the O., M. & P. Railroad shall run its
r to that point, it viii create a stir
and hustle which viii ~agreeably sur
prise the good people, and perhaps
drive old Mrs. Scott from her lair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
THURsDAY, NovEMBER II. I8e9:
Official Paper Of City and County.

We had a call from Thomas M.
Young, Western Agent for the Tole-
DO, Wabash and Western Railway,
this week. While working in the
interest Of that company, he is es-
pecially instructed to look over the
ground Of the O., M. & P. Railroad
Survey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11


Tboso Goods woro
selected bT himself in
M vi fo, +bis
market and oro nm
domb4o31r ~-'4 Tho noaa+
reliable GOODS Of the
klnd ever oIIered In
TINS OF any Othef mar
ket'
Mp HprzPI,s ox-
no-;onoo - a. ~;
Pess4oyor * 80 Years. re-
enables MIN to select
ms goods with more
Judgement, for good
material and make,
than the great major
Ity OF dealers In Cloth-
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

Thomas Morton, the wheel horse of
the Nebraska City NetOs, has disposed
of his interest in that establishment
to VIM. NJ. Hicklan. Mr.. Hicklan is
represented to be a man of enterprise,
energy and capital, and intends to is
sue a daily and weekly edition, for
which purpose he has ordered new
material throughout. AS a Democrat
ic journal, the NeWs has taken the
lead of the others in this State, and
hereafter we ace assured it wiz not be
a whit behind the ehiefest, the i'd
v~erttser not accepted. We shall see
what we shall see,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

Gen. Prentiss and Col. King, OF
Quincy. Ill, are speaking at various
points in Atchison cnunty upon the
subject of the O., NJ. & P. Railroad
and the proposed subscription of Atch-
ison county thereto. They were at
North Star on last evening, and will
be at Sonora on the evening of the
18th, and at the Lahue School House
on the evening of the 18th.
They held a ~rousing meeting at
North Star. The Brownville Band
enlivened the occasion with their
presence. r. V. Muir was called to
the Chair, and David Flack made Sec
rotary. Gen. Prentiss and Col. King
addressed the meeting with good sue
cess. At the close they proposed a
resolution to ask of the County Court
an additional o towards the survey,
and appointed a committee to wait up
on the Court to solicit this further do
nation. There was not a person pres
ent opposed to voting the subscription
of $780, 900 to the road.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

On Sunday, Nov. 9Th, 1863, near Glen Rock,
Nellie F., only daughter of Rude and Susan
Daily, aged two weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
ESTRAYz

Up, on my farm ma. =
mahaC1ty, the folI0wingdeserRoSI Ne
Ond Iron Cray FT1ey. about tvo
one Iron Gray Horse I q "a,
GA aark name and tai; two Ron rsoysa
a5s1f it Ne ana VINE on TIE LEGS p 70 ne ~
name and tail, and Branded on ieS2 4ls9, ~
p aDO15 I'VE years old; one BAY FTis9F ~ Y 10
yeaEsOid; Inc owners can have ne -Na N
paying cAaFBes and proving properly PP =
Nemaha city. Oct. p fsso HOsI0N RUSSELL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

rOLLARS.-An kinds and styles,
" at HETZELa
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
EsTRAY NOTICE

Taken up by the undersigned living IN G1s, "a,
Precinct en- the 18th Of September. Ign ons :.
flley, supposed 70 be two or three years IA II
hind foot white and a small white SPOT ip f1Te5SI
ocSt-P4 b. S. RADLFY
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
MOUNT I T r
Cor. North Market and Broadway.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.

One block west OF the North Market street Depot
Of the N. NJ, r. r. The street cars pass this house
for all parts Of the city, For all purposes it is the
best hotel in the city. off
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
NEW ADvERT1sEmEHrs.
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN co4partnership Of A. ]. McFali d.
H. Mclaughlin, known as McFall & CO., has
been this day dissolved by mutual cOrSent. Either
member OF the firm is authorized to receive and
receipt for money due the firm.
Returning thanks for the many faVOrs received,
they would say that Mr.. McFan viii still wait ON
the public to Furniture in the Hannaford brick OPP
posite the Block, and D.. ii. Mclaughlin will sell
the best brands Of Flour, Feed, etc, at the old stand.
a. J. McFALL,
teaa D.H-MCLAUGHLINs
October Goth, 1869. 3-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
Notice Of Assignee ADpo.E

% assigned APpoinf-E
District Of Nebraska, 81: AttbeCn'shI
the TN DAY Z September, D. ~ @B0Euvu,
THE undersigned hereby Of
OF MS appointment as as siSl 0tin
colt r. Field, Of Saline City. ISPclee Ct Ws,
sT bsS wish nls sad District Who'll q 9t "
Court Of said District. a wa
s-st WILLIAM T. Row.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

FSTRAY ~NOTICE-Takep nm :
II the undersigned, living tbr.a v
southwest Of Benefits Mus on tbead dsv 80
mead, two years old inthe spring new m
IN me let ear, anda crop Ofthe righto1e 49,
marks n0deebIe. 25tpd
EUGENE Truce
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
IN BANKRUpTo-
IN THE DTSTDTCT III

n III DISTRICT COTTPr
OnlteQ states for the Dfstrict-S Off,
Al N Iai mater 3 or Sigmond seema8. AensS
meeting Of the creditors az q maj
nelH at brOWnFille, in said digf-ief 'eelEuR ~
December, 1853. az 10 O'clocE On the
n. Alsht "a OF the registrars IN ne o
and granting discharge Of said atuyideld
purposes named in the wentv-af1Sn ana
bankrupt act Of March ed. ISL s55la section 80
suen meeting each creditor may o5 90 gss
TT WI II. HOOVp,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
UNITED STATES Halls.
NEBRASKA.
orrr.rur0r Orfohor ~ 1870. I

PU5I UFtIUL UEFAHlALNLt
WAsHINGTON, October 30 l659- J.
PROPOSALS viii be received at the
i Contract ONCE of this Department until
an. m of March %, 1870, for conveying the mails Of
the United States from July I , 1870, to June g, lol4,'
in the state of Nebraska, on the routes and by the
schedules of departures and arrivals herein speci-
fed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

AxoUYT PAD FoR CLAIMS BHDEH
s1,14s,ssS .
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

From FontaneIle, by Logan, Galena, and West
Point, 70 De Witt, 81 miles and back, twice q week.
Leave Eonlanelle Tuesday and Friday at q IA;
arrive at De Witt by Up m; leave De Witt Thursday
and Saturday At IAN; arrive at Fontanelle by7p
m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
for Grafn.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or TIE PLATTE,
CHIEF QUARTERNAsTBRis OFFICE.
OMAHA, NEB. October II. 1852
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
uTEBEsT R~EcEIYED
Was more than 100000 in excess Of The c'i"A

c1sHDfvzDE1D5 10 FOEIcB
Amounted to the large sum OE-. S3,26SsSol"
This 3 more than twice Is much - W'sp
any other Life Company IN the World H'apHrv
by the Official returns. The adyantasa
the po~iey-holders in this Company 0vsf"
any other, eusld net be better exempihed
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11
Decisions announced by April 20, 1870.

No. 144OI.
From Omaha, by Gilmore, chicago. RrmrOse,
Valley Fremo9t I1m1erTnie, N2 2S1 e SI1ssr 9GHi eS
ClarksvilIe, Lone Tree, Chapman, Grand island
Station, Wood River, Fort kearney, kearney lily
Sidney, Pine Bluff, Cheyenne, sherman, Laramie
City, Wyoming, Lookout, MeqiciIe Bow, carbon,
Creek, Point of Rocks, Green River City, Bryan,
Granger, Carter, Brldger Station, Piedmont Wah-
Strings, Corinne, Promontory Point, utah. 1854 +lO
miles and back, twice daily
From Omaha, by Benevue, Laramie Mills, PIatts-
mouth, Rock Bluffs, Lewistown, Three Groves
Nemaha City, Aspinwall, saint DerOtn, Williams
willie, AragO. Hillsdale, FAILS City, RulO, MOZART,
White Clo1d. Iowa Point, Highland, and Walnut
Grove, TO Troy, la miles and back, six times a
Leave Omaha daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Troy third day by 8 a. m. as hours);
Leave Troy Daily, except Sunday, ats a. M
Arrive at Omaha third day BY a. M. as hours.
From Omaha, by Florence, Fort Calhoun, YazOO,
DeSOtO, Blair. Cummings City: Modal, Iekamah
Dakota City, and Woodbury. IO.,) to Sioux City IO.J
81 miles aEd back six times 9 week.
Leave Omaha daily, except sunday, at 5 q. m;
Arrive at Sioux City next days by 10 p. M.
Leave Sioux CITY daily, except sunday at a. M"
Arrive at Omaha next days by Hop. m
From Bellevue. By Lisbon, Piattford and Xenia,
to Forest City, Is miles and back, once a week.
Leave Bellevue Friday at q. m;
Arrive at Forest City by q Pm;
Leave Forest City Saturday, at Z g. m;
Arrive at Bellevue by p. m.
No. 1405.
From PlattsmOnth, BY Glendale and South Bend
to Ashland, 81 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Plattsmouth Monday at Z a. m;
Arrive at Ashland by4 p. m;
Leave Ashland Tuesday at z a. m;
Arrive at Plattsmouth by p. m.
No. 1906.
From ~Plattsmouth, by Eight Mile Grove, Weep
ing Water, mWO Stevens Creek, Lincoln, and
Middle Greek, to BIiifocd, IS miles and back, threC
times aweek to Lincoln, IS miles, and once a weeE
the residue.
urday at O:3O p. m;
Arrive at Lincoln by Knight:
Leave Lincoln Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 8 a, m;
Arrive at PlattsmOuth by 8 p. M;
Leave Lincoln Tuesday at 8 a. m.
Arrive at Milford by p. m;
Leave Milford Thursday at q. M;
Arrive at Lincoln by p. m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

From West Point, by Oakland, 20 Decatur, 80
miles and back, twice q week.
Leave West Point Tuesday and Friday at a m;
arT1Veat Decatur by m; leave Decatur WedRes-
day and Saturday at s Q m; arrive at West Point by
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-11

AAuOuhb
Of which the interest on invest
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Schirmer held an inquest at the
Noreue Yesterday the body Of John H. Hart late
Deputy-sheriG which found floating in the East
River of the Of Twenty sevenths early yesterday
morning on the evening Of March II the deceased left
lager beer saloon I'm SecOndave near yrstSt ana
started toward the river. He again seen alive
A verdict Of accidental drowning was rendered. De
ceased aged 81 years, aud native OF Ireland he
was at one time attached 70 the Eighteenth Prechct
Police. Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday AT
No 3s5 MadsOnst over the body Of Charles Roth who
Market Prison. For considerable time past hOth has
drank 20 excess On Tuesday last on the complMnt Oh
his wife, he was arrested and Justice Manshela c0ul'
mitted him TO tho Essex Market Prison. during
OF the Keepers hanging by the neck 20 20
one OF the bars OF his cell He at once cut DOWN anu
an effort made to recuscate him, but without ayal
verdict Of suicide by hanging was rendered. Deceaseu
Coroner Flynn held inquest yesterday on t1e pouy %
an unknown man found floating In the NORM iIye, S
PIER No g. Deceased aged about 70 years, nas
hair aud goatee light complexion and wore White nen
coat dark pantaloons, and Wlnte bmr Ine Voyy T
removed TO the Morgue Also, over the body OF Mnl
Todd a Young man. who died In Bellevue Hospital from
injuries received Tuesday his leg having been eIseu
beneath a trip hammer in the machine shop' no. -
COlumbiast Coroner Schirmer was
to hold an inquest at No. 6S New-ChainoeISsI.;
over the body of Mary Green, native OF
Scotland aged 80 years, who died suddenly coroner
FLYNN Yesterday received intelligence OF the utat O
John Renangnani the italian lad late OF NO 10 CrOsny
ST.. who, abOut two weeks ago, was pushed from INC
platform of one of the NewHaven cars by CONDUCTOR
In Fourthave. and fell beneath the car having ms eg
crushed. The antemOrtem statement OF the Iau was
taken several days ago. but he could give no Information
with reference TO the guilty person. ana the cupIt mas
moi vet been arrested Search is being made for him.
and for a boy. "A companion Of the deceased, VINO Wit
messed the occurrence
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20


'FER S and Nj %e % state Fop are more active bu
under liberal poe, ruled 10 of ,bs h9yer PTy
1 1' ss Sa 81 g s 20 s M sTr, If s, Gs 81 T PSsy
state ga 9 20 for the low gIss. Of wss.sT1 sI 10 n
ovs Extras sc 23d SO 70 for Shipping ohio Ss se for Trade
brands ard Ia%ly brand. osss2s e g 60 for H%Ss. ,
Wheat DO do 90 is 20 F y for FG d. p ssd - Sg$ $Sas Si
very Extra. Askug higher pdees s Of bb and sE,
zS - 70 o5 Horn and y 1852 81 for SE GnI s rs sG9ss ESI T
Srdos 70 sSGd Etra B@Srs and Comfy r. Sr E5'; g
Ba and Pm M'6d AID Deasar Rye Flour I; steady s1d
10 good ssTIS % o S 81 & o GG q so. Ws.e & a 81 . f
FBATIERs-TLe demand has been only moderate but prices are
without special change quote Prime Tennessee at &c., aud DO
GaANspns wheat opened closed heavy and lower he
liberal arrivals giving advantages fair business was done
3 P 66 ' ss! for sIP for Ss Sa easS 1' sE S g S s % T
@ ao1t & - % oT w9 Cs 81 a1 d. Ees 81 81 I
White Geass.e Barley heavy and inactive Barley Mali tame
@ % & % & q. & 10 the Sl .e. ' a.. Ss 4 aS 1S S New Ohio and
Western at 10 store 7;e Ssqai STATE eat at s s4oa 2 Is
Sew offered 70 day better order but the inquiry moderate 0h
and a s. iSc New Western aed at 1sGsil EIa Dry ala
& M E s Without % s charge ai Ss demand iRa We quote
at 9r % asd lSS ,sS 10, o w, Sss oac % H. and for
sonhsI At osa9 n the sappy Is fnr ,., g., Pamela, =,
s4d SIS earepcy and $50 gold ton
HAY-Ihe arrivals continue light aud The msrst Is bn ss o.
steady demand sales Of Short at S0d35 lOo 10 and Long e
HEMP-NaanA dul and prices hesyy quote at l2l
GI3c gold saa lOGoe and Jue at 4a5c Other kinds are
unchanged
nIDEsTh demand moderate stocks are Increasing aud prices
too unsettled 10 quote With any degree Of reliability.
HOPS limited demaui hT hOme consumption but ploes are
steady. quote State az Il ic growth and dnah
MOLASSBSAhough actual sales reported there IeJ
good general demand and the market 6rn al foil former rates
PRONlSIONSTLt has been doing In Pork today tue mar
let been somewhat eIc prices have advanced and close srm
the Gales cash a9d regular are So Gs At - i4 oI V M R R
sJ ds5 80 Tor New Do dosing latter raei % 20 or h1a
Prime City. % - for Thin Mes For future delivery
bbs Mes +32 buyer jane and Jn Beef isin mode
rate and STEADY; sales o % obS at S9s Tor Fh h
Beef dull but steady; sales
Of ties s2Od Prime Mess. and S3l for India Mess
Reef Hans steady. % bb a. S2b0 ~ or NesterD Iu
Msss l3al3ic. r Soalisr ahd ~ Glee "r Hams
Paenn sales of 80 c for Lougte and Long tu
Hans L-d demand ard hrn es Of lo hol~ ahl yes
I5d7c No. l7idlse for CITY lsi@sic br lar to PRIME
Stsfm. ard l9c Tor Kettle Rendered
EICR euiet and STEADY At GiQ9.c hr Carolina - -,
plv small Far 70 good Refining l'ia We tAes f Dnu.
81 I2e Clba; Havana at I.GJe hehneh TIN al
1919. irr Iisris. ,,. oo,
srBAEIS-The market quite FIRM The demlnd good sales OF = OD
AZ for fiir prime AID ufrroT bl@b4e = iD.
SEEUs-Tbe rqy Grass Seed ba, been hg au1 te mlrkl
d1 salss u Clover and 1mohT SinH4 - = bush
Rough Seed quiet ~ &a o. t.eoisa La,eed Is .
here and at +2 ljH p i7l 4 bush ofJ2 10 go
WHIsKY-Tbe market Inactive aad prees are uncertain
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEpSr,plr May stormy dy nisriere' With he outotdeoi
transactions ~ he siost me Do. ''s ye, 49,, n
rtet ne r,s6 t-d from Hordsy The qaaiv was f'r
a, M tb.fr we're no very cattle Butchers anxious pu
chasrs s supply ~ last week begnnog 70 m itsn Lte
thug sold oH about c advance FROM honi, some o. ne m
sale bute-r got vs good bargains on Aorasy PAD ~
day she Of e sae'me1 e1Isd a. aau-Is o. We,
Bed std fs sales made anore lCa anI n' ~ s |
bsoU l' The asergs ".s ron lafe 70 i i,is. ' @ W. gy.p
T. C. Esstusu ,aA q good NJ steers of i 1t, Tor rIold'e ava "
o. f"s Ss n 5 "a f,tsSeJ cattle h, but little eoh
eat sofa BY Tssd Wheeler At l5iGG.e ayemgrg lec ,c
MerH afshsr n. steer = rt sold At loc and y Tor
william. Hart a cat III cSs a, ls.1 ,,. ,,r,jps
ron @ a. "a n sib p H. s,e,r, Of strong 4 cst. lH0
Iss and Is Of The Ospe cattle ie a. West bad On Aonay
Gi u,,l,y Co sod srnsslrs' 23 Illinois steers y cat
" "w. Hard disposed II ~ oay h u Illinois cattle at Is ss
% r a. n, NJ Srtf a. gai Hind. strong est. At IS a
,sc also 49, - =, -. - i .tfry ct srl brought iildIsc
Eryb PafaH sold u Canada sih fd balls u e"t a. re
Esn Dsos oJlaaL i3. for their o. pretty good e"t n''
m n valentine IT, ran ou s9 pair u Illinois at 5alce
" Toutsu fr bali @ A'sou steers y cEt good al 100
20 of7est q l3a6c SOD 81 llo' 'ae ot j. ~ ao"PO0' .
n Msr or H. Chseacy IS Iao, steers. y cFt, at i6e
sarsue Long had % M 5at LIMOS sa''ie 'oh at %
Sheep arrival. odar; Only III head Forsh' hai
hSr sTe saosrh the 2e,5 Yesterday Win lots hi
tom fmer dly, TO suppl, M Phees without material
change perhaps me trHeL Toe ranIige At ioreiH -
h BsI Piiccl 80 ,bearsd sheep, - %. o. Sons
q their I, ystsrl1y we're sS gae,he.,'S 'II s T,,sr
& s, nj a. is sad Is Of s0l D 81 perlea A, Porh st.
Van W, g Ohio be,rsd 40 B si6ie 81 fn ssl At SCI ana
o Of gI NJ AZ &c MeGTaw sod 70 Obo % ~ at DC a. fory
htht t Of thin II State sheep clipped. vas sod BY Ai1y al
Dc Arm =, oalole ~th il ears or 4a'6 arrived tsday
"a cars sad II at Iofrhst Fes are .sihng before %
ni ~ y ~ ia nm zoo n aBI 22s Of l0le. Dressed
brought i4ie ,wisl an attempt ioTeaeh IA"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
DEPARTURES OF MINISTER MOTLEY.

The Hon. !. Lothrop Motley, United States
Minister 10 the of st. James, accompanied by his
family and Gen. Adam Badeau, Assistant Secretary Of
legation sailed yesterday for Liverpool the Cunard
steamer Cuba II was the intention Of number Of his
friends and admirers TO accompany him down the bay,
aud accordingly Surveyor Cornell had ordered the rev.
eucc sug jasmine Capt Josiah PersOn TO be IN readi
ness al the foot Of Clnast 70 convey Mr. Motley and
friends 10 the Cuba Surveyor Cornell however, yester
DAY mOrg received information from Mr. Motley that
he had decided that m departure should be free from any
demonstration whatever and the order for the revenue
cutter was Couutcruaudcd. Shortly before noon Mr..
Motley and Gen. Bade8u driven from their hotel 10
the IpIncg On their arrival they Immediately retired
70 tho cabin ~. steamer delayed uut O'Clock,
awaiting the aIryal Cf the mails at which hour the lines
fastening he Cub TO tho dock cast loose, and the
ocean voyage.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-20
ALLEeED:oUrRAeE BY A POLICEMAN.

Mr. Patrick Curran, resident of Paterson,
~ j. but doing business az No. z3T Waterst tins CITY,
accompanied by his wife and daughter the latter,
bright little girl Of 10 years called at Police Headquar
tors yesterday. and entered complaint against Patrol
man Thomas ClOugher Of the Fifteenth Precinct The
mother Of the child makes Afdayit that on Monday ae
mpaned by her daughter, she 70 this city 10 do
some shOppng Bho entered the "dOar store m Broad
way opposite BOndst, leaving the little E standing In
the doorway. DGDg her absence, the officer
and apparently without cause and despite the assertions
OF the Eqrl that mother In the store, he
insisted On taking her into custody. The child re
sisted, and in endeavortng 10 free herself tlie
forced along, had her clothing torn, her
parasol broken, aud her arm bruised Finally after
proceeding few blocks the attention Of some ladies