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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20
CROCKERY !!
CROCKERY

I have just received large lot OF first and
second quality of Stone and China Ware, com.
prising two New and Elegant Patterns called
''Gen. Grant" Patterns. Also large stock of
Cutlery, Glass and Stone Ware, which l offer for
sale cheap. Please call and see before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
At the old Farrar Block, one door north of
George II. Farrar's.
p. G. SKINNER.
st. Adams, Oct oath, 1866. 136-tf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20
i" STERILITY IS LAID NO HUMBUG,
BOYS !! BOYS !!

COMMITTING you all want Pistol, Revolver,
- Shot Gun or Rifle. A little time will secure
you one free of cost,
Musket, Shot Gun or Australian Rifle for n
club of "Thirty" in our
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20
REAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIS-
~ TRY

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DLNTIS-
" TRY
Tho attention of the public is called to Il great
discovery i'll Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth is,
they do not hold in their place firmly. enough,
and add to this the annoyance of food getting
under the plate while eating. l have discover
cd method of so constructing the plate on
which the teeth are set that they will not start
1r drop while eating speaking, neither will
any particles of food get under the plate, no
matter what the condition Of the mouth is,
which is not true OF any method hitherto used.
have secured Letters Patent for the United
States England and France.
The Improvement is not in material, but in
the construction, whichs ecures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
[ have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to DR.. l.. Gilman, to wit, the Counties of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittenden, Lamolllo and
Grand Isle. Those Wishing to avail themselves
of such improvement, will call on
DIR. l.. GILMAN,
ST. ALBANS. Observation-Disclosures. VERMONT.
n. L. FOLSOM.
November. II. 1867. 10l-tf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20
Great One Dollar Sale.

Revolver Shot Gun, or Springfield Rifle for
Club of Sixty.
Double Barrel Shot Gun, Rifle Cane, or Sharp's
Rifle for Club of One Hundred.
Sporting Rifle for Club of Two Hundred.
Six.Shooting Revolving Breech-Loading Rifle
for Club of Three Hundred, or your choice Of
a large number of other articles for the above
Clubs, too numerous to mention. Send for Cir
cular.
S. &. THOMPSON C. co.,
1904 1876 Federal St., Boston, Mass.
NLOVES, GLOVES, o all kinds, of all kinds
u at VIM. N. SMITH, & cos.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20
FLOUR.

The best brands constantly on hand. \ 50,
Graham and Buckwheat Flour, Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line OF
good groceries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES & CROWLEY'S.
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce -
Goods sold at Wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES x CROWLEY.
uEoiuh w. nn"NI'' st. Adams Vt.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20

November, II. 1867
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10
TIE Hor spnros.-The Elko Hot Springs,

The Hor SPRINGs.-The Elko Hot Springs,
situated ON tho south side Of the Humboldt
river, about mile from the passenger depot,
are becoming popular place of resort, no
less for the wonders Of nature there exhibited
than for the Notwithstanding and invigorating
virtues Of their waters. Alive to the require
ments of the public and the necessity of suit
able accommodations for those visiting the
springs for pleasure or for health, the enter
prising proprietUrs, Messrs. Laumeister and
Groepper, have at considerable expense sue
ceeded in making the place all that could be
three in number ranging in temperature from
100 to 200 degrees, Fahrenheit, naturally
having no visible outlet, have been tapped
and altogether furnish n steady stream of six
inches Of water, which is conducted to a suit
able building, fitted up with the necessary
bathing conveniences in IL manner to suit the
most fastidious. Within few hundred feet
of the hot springs, which are situated with
in few yards of each other, is a cold spring
of excellent water, which is also conducted to
the bathing house, and enables the bather to
accommodate his feelings as To the temperature
Of his bath. 1t is the intention of the pro-
prietOrs to erect, as soon AZ possible, "A suit
able building for the accommodation of in
in the immediate vicinity of the healing
waters. To strangers from the Atlantic States
our country presents no greater curiosity
than the Hot Springs, and all should avail
themselves of an opportunity 20 visit them.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

VIGILANCE CoN,rrrrEE.-lt has been quite
fashionable Of late for gentlemen Of the high
toned, blow-the-top-of-your off order, who
carry concealed weapons, to draw theirpistols
on the slightest provocation, thereby endang-
er1ng the lives of peaceable citizens whose
business call them. at times, where these rem
counters occur. Several shots have been fired
recently III inns Town, ali accidental of course,
by parties hastily drawing their pistols to re-
sent Imaginary insults, fortunately without
resulting in serious injury to either
lie or property. 1t appears that some of our
citizens are determined to put IA peremptory
stop-to this shooting business The following
notice, copies Of which written in red ink are
posted conspicuously in several places in town,
explains itself:
Notwithstanding has ceased to be q viz
tue, and certain men are marked. They are
requested to behave themselves or leave town,
otherwise abide the consequences
Signed CITIZENS CoNNI1ryy.
We think, however, that there is now no
necessity for a vigilance committee. Our Of
fcers, recently installed, are vigilant and ac-
tive, and will discharge their duties without
fear or favor. All who have tried the "shoot-
ing game" within the last week have come
to grief, and are held to answer for their con-
duct.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

CoPE DIsTRICT.-There has been all the
usual fluctuations in Cope district stock that
always attend the discovery and development
OF a new district. The first party that came
in from the new land, gave glorious accounts
of the width of the lodges. richness of its
ores, and beauty of the country. Then came
the "big rush, followed, as was to be expect
ed, by the return of the army of croakers,
who had been to every new excitement since
40, and never struck a good thing yet. Time
has now been given for the second, sober
thought, and We can speak confidently of
knowing the truth. Tuesday, our townsman
D. Il. Johnson who has seen the elephant
from California to Idaho, and is known to
everybody "A man of cool, sound Judgment
either on mines, or staging, returned from
ten days tIip TO Cope. Mr.. johnson brought
with him samples of the ore from the Argenta
Pioneer, California, Hamilton, and several
other loics We have now forgotten, and we
have not seen in our quartz experience of nine
years n finer lot of surface rock. The most
Of the ores are rich black sulphrets, thorough
ly mingled with matriX Of handsome quartz
The lodes he describes rs being from four to
ten feet i'll width, laying in granite, and Civ
ing every promise of pcTmanonCy. We learn
that Col. Frank Denver Ii now having three
tons Of ore from the Argenta worked at Dali =
mill in Washoe
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

DRAMATIc.-Mrs. Carrie Carter made her
first bow to a Nevada audience at the Opera
House on Wednesday night, in her great role
OF "Lucretia Borgia." Her conception and
personatiOn of the characte. shows talent Of
II rare order, while her 1.-the but well rounded
form and classically cut features wears the
stamp of genius and the ideal of perfect
beauty. That she will grace the profession in
the legitimate drama on the Pacific coast, and
greatly assist i'll bringing it back to its origin
al purity, there can be no doubt. In the
lighter parts she is graceful, and holds the
audience unclaimed by the magic of her sweet
voice and sparkling eyes. The company
makes It last appearance on Saturday night
In Richard III, and "a Imaginable afterpiece will
conclude the entertainment of the evening.
j. 5. Carter exhibits thorough knowledge
Of stage business, and presents handsome
and able support. His "lngomar'' and Rich
ard the Ill" are cleverly given, with force
and effect seldom eXcelled.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

CoMMrrTED.-on Thursday, before J. s.
hayhugh, J. p, John boo Martin was
charged with assault on Carl York, and was
held TO answer before the next Grand Jury in
tho sum Of 81 800 bonds In default Of tho
proper sureties, the prisoner was sent 10 jail
In the same court and on tho same day, +.
Mann, charged with drawing deadly weapon
on ). Mcclellan, was held 10 answer before the
next Grand Jury in the sum Of 81 500.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

DEsERTER CAUGHT A soldier named Moore,
belonging to the company detailed for duty ~
an escort TO the United States exploring cx-
petition, deserted few nights ago, taking
with him valuable horse belonging 10 Lieut..
Lockwood, Of tho command. Constable
Walker upon receiving information Of the fact
started immediately in pursuit and succeeded
in overtaking and capturing the deserter on
the road to tho now mines. IIc was brought
to town, and delivered into the hands of the
military authorities, and will DO sent 10 Camp
Halleck Immediately.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

Coal PROM BITTER CEEEK.-Thc first con-
signment of coal from the Rocky mountains
arrived in town this week 1t consisted Of
three car loads from the extensive beds in the
Bitter Creek country, east of Green river.
The owner NJ. S. Hall, is here for thcpurposc
of introducing his cOnl, which, hc claims
equals in quality that of the best Peuusy lyanig
mines. and the quantity he clnims To hc prac-
tically ineXhaus:iblc. The mine is within u
short distance VI the Union Pacific railroad,
from which IA side track extends to the works
and is distant from Elko about i75 miles.
Mr.. Hall supplies the city of Omaha, 800
miles from the mine, with coal at the rate of
twenty dollars, coin, per ton, and rs soon IN
proper arrangements can be made for trans
pOrtation. intends to supply the market here
at thirty dollars per ton. If the mines which
are now being prospected in our immediate
vicinity should not prove extensive, we hope
that a liberal policy on the part Of the rail.
road companies, will enable Mr. Hall to sup
ply our young city with coal at slight adj.
vance on Omaha prices.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10
The Stomach aad the Liver


Are the most important organs OF the body either for
health or disease. Keep them strong and vigorous.
and all will be well; allow them 20 be disOrdcrcd and
the whole system will he sick BristoIs Sarsaparila
and Sugarcoated illls prepared expressly
the liver and stomach. Every bilious disorder and
every arrangement Of the digestive functions are con.
trUlled and strengthened by these great remedies
$50
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

MrSTSG CLAIMS IN CorE.-A gentleman who
left Cope district on the Sd inst, informs us
that the excitement there continues undated,
in consequence Of the daily discovery of new
ledgcs. At the time our informant left Noun
tain City, the embryo capital of the new mines,
there had been recorded twcnty-onc original
locations on what are claimed to he separate
and distinct lodges also, fourteen promising
extensions, representing ~. 600 feet in all. In
the immediate vicinagc of Mountain City,
which is situated on the Owyhcc river, there
are six water privileges and mill sites claimed
Negotiations are now pending for the erection
of reduction works on one of the mill sites
Cope district is destined to become mining
camp of considerable importance within a
very brief period.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

MINES AT CEDAR PAss.-COusidoTablo pros
pecting hns recently been carried on i'll the
vicinity of Cedar Pass, on the line of the
railroad. Several large and we'll defined quartz
veins have been discovered in the ranges on
each side Of the track, which have every mp.
pearance Of being valuable. DIR. W. V.
Hudson, who resides ut that point, informs
us that specimens of the ore brought to tho
station by the discovorers arc rich in silver
The discovery has created some excitement in
the vicinity, and two mining districts have
been organized. one on each side Of tho rail
road.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

SuAviNG-For pleasant and easy shave. 60
TO Pope aud Welcomes, next door TO the White
| Pine Restaurant. ST
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-07-10

Austin was visited week ago by violent
storm Of rain and hail which deluged the
streets and did considerable damage to prop
er:y. Loss estimated at $1,000.
, 1869-01-05
me-. GLADSTONE AND THIS
COUNTRY,

tnfertsttux Lrtter from mr.. G,adstor,
| tE hcErTA To 0ur Ctrl War.
We are indebted to c. Edwards Lester. Es,
| fnr the fcllowln. correspondence, which vii
be read With Interest:
/ Ao-s9 Tn1Eo AVENUE, Dee, a8.
To fhc Editor Of .Aa New Yutk flm:s:
! Win m4oF osAk1s who know Mr. (;l4ast ,,s
Ms!l. Eng estee = AIM among Inc ahtss Il uosih
some Wotns he nsts red about our conur:r ~ ~
Ling a oi the Efsst coEa:ct ltc foiio slug Irt,e,
nc ntessnes the ..' Of his s:ate.r aashi2 na N ~
"a. tnity. II secusTrr to It after al. eieTa., n
10 u head Of tho British Mtuiary, Iih.,usht ~
pnnAealoa Neu1d do good, md wro!*s 10 hin 10
e. IN the following .n.tc rscetysG, Dy lhs laa,
C. EnwAaos LEsraa,
aErLx 20 Mr.. ILs.Ea
10 DoxHiho Srsx.-,
r,,. Whitehall, Dec. II. 1868,
ola: MI. Gladstone dcs,rea ne T. co,yeY i, yon
eoE;:ired u yoar letter Of ,l.. 25th ul. ian a..
tec'co to Inform you thu. yun have h,s en,i1a
e9.,, ~ pu' ~ n" :esser. OF wk!ch you ir1-
an, III, your obcdlcL. servant. ~ N''
e. E. LEs:1h E.q ticw Yo,k, NS"''a'
III II - 1.1n.doSkt 1rdo H., is1IEn 70 M. LESTER.
st1: ! our lcI'rI Vi Suyeu,Hsr 10. is;G ,T.irsa
IN. ~ no'd ~ %nlle Iva tn The ront.cu: Vi Ec
1es'f,n 81 oo noi Lsse,so !. iii the tac
i
@ p"rga lsblslng toi. in the hop. thu. by carrtat
~ pe. usa " tne Hnrk J OF Tetc TO good as 10 64ud
me. on = LIE Glory aud Ss:tac a. En,,t.n,t' ~
TEn, 91 tlflf nts.lf to shoS. ttat II nut wJ:lhy.
IL t ~ lehs3 sctsihl', :, Of yunr k11daess.
nnse nGt 5et completed that pesassi, IN ron.
rG9uenee ~ o. tlc hcaEy rfcssusc of pu oie duties
~ ~ uay -. .ne: nnt Lure resi good purtou Of
suG Hatk. aAu "!th grta. Interest,"
an quite eattsa+d Ut the Justice of f.s tntcn,
Lon toward my couatry. a,n not SO taJ .i.d af
me Uniform justice or i'e e4ecn ion, I'M NM
aware INA! utiogauce ANIL s.ltcOuGlcnc. mr.
among cur nattonal HIS: .at 10 reouIrs In I,c
tahe Ioan-s5t :ps.A-bt the est,iu .t.s raj
YIN r. form OF n.; It's: thu more p}aiu.anat-n
those Estimates are, III. bet : t,r u.: arI thn1
cvch II thy 0ccasiuu ily err on ID adj. ~: s..n-
ity, Nc shall upt SSH iu.Iy su:.r t,y t,n t,r,n.
wh1!e We may n3d cu,4t eseatly tu r.,n ~. ~. ~.
All su4 h rfi,I i'm .h,r,, H. Il,
nan, nt: ,uu. Is, win II ra,1d IN N i;, EnSnen
public u'iss, In for1nttg u STONY aud ea:a".i
resolution tu di.Chas.e ihru ,,lt the. mi If r.,
8 hight, TO The hest Ut III. |s hn. ..,,x ~ :" ~.
Il 'hrip, i, M rn3 "xn ,nr. auce III thrnk WI,
f1.nu.y soH ot a:s -ueh no.re, n. nsvr ,,st ann ~
t,s work They ate nuch bryotd ,ay tfe. r, :"
, 1869-01-05

Fcnc1 firm The country Is sppsscnt In the s,rons
sf4b nents With nearly ali TIC banks uasa tn,
say. 11@4' ~'-
Receipts ct Cuuercy from the country vrr
hef 80 teavY today a. during tho la,.es nart -,
last week, hEr they arc still la.gels IN x:.. y,
the femtt'anccs 10 that Girect,oc, ard =, inv a.
t1chanfc is not high enou=h.q Ja.t,5 sbtpm sn :.
Of Currency to New Yurz the s1aek hc,c ,ne
cSea4et. 'e ~
f1chs1se Continues sesy aru,. Tho tntnr =,
eo1feaHJ from the conutrS, which va, on,1s
heavy &u'tns the latter pa:t of latx week ~. '
unt seetfA.5 for say Of the barka 10 .e,l
osdeF 10 Get eurreIc cy tor their ouartrrtv .,.to
ment tS.dss, and there haa fcssceiy been or ~
tFs-ea5 Tor the ps1t yesr o. two when New yort
1aids oorG 10 good price. Sales were m ,ds ~
'".en tasks to day at par ana a, &c pcr n fJ.o
psfh'7la' lie lAtlcr being the cloetrr r..cs
RATES Ut the coulter wore established m t..hsr
ntAs to-day Da:aers aas ee1i,ce New WI.
~ ds at t1,oo Pc: s. lto9 pseE.um, snd buTins A.
+-f. N''1s a.
9nFe'fmfrs' Bon:s II main At abou, III. c1os,,,
ue a1es o. Saturday, Dealers rate. fo, ta,rp .nS
stlarg Gotsrt mtzt Bonds. Local S,,tk,. f,n1s
sra silEes. tp this Market this a..e:roon, wcre A.
, 1869-01-05

hm f. o b. To s5ads It sc 20 bu DO 1t toxc i,e,o
Il 20 tSs g Sc Sc i % Il 8 s. e e.
nominA At &c for Ser Com md i'm u Sc 81
'esR}sa stsea ssis, xcEs T.,
slesed T. 1T I'll e ss2 r 80 p a
Fl :aeee4 s!s: f. Wits T.:
!: i E Il sSs & II
H. ha a,i;$:{ 5x${hsssiSss: ;hpa.a L.. b..
GaRa siss: Ia BIZ, baasssso;nssa 81 20.
:. Il or s1.vl The market closel Eou;na
II hE,-ltectiscd, ~ b7ls sk1ppea, $40
Ytrc: IT., m = ~ 9atrs a. and unch.n:ed sai:s
HKiS & ies q 10 tons .,.ls.,o o. t., = toa. At
SURlESXsesi2::se # T. soss e
snd cboios 6sy IT sssssy sstsss1y
a. i y: sssGssa ass sssS sss
se9 ~ q It 29c 70 tuhs and i.ss a . rs y, Sc
nte,.,: md the following
5 e. Ense. e,%ry ,
Sa.sftS & i3;.;ssi assa
CoFI EE-The naSfsf Tor sri; Coffee exhibited , IA,
ssa 9sats ssT' q
~ g. 9; Jsss Roastin :, ,s, nc;
r1lpPsS rPSn, Y eeotec 3!kt::s es's' "'' '%e;
Ss!e s e9ti ;,a n2mt! ~ uSessa.ts Eisss '1e vae
:'s!sSs ssssie ls5;s Tsis. .is &
CHEEsE-Ihcre wns good inquiry for THE ro,,
noaity, ana the market strong at tu1i rrir. H.
conttnH: to gnst.: New iur< Factory a3s II 11,'
r. r.ss =, Fsito5y. l@Hc, Wc.tein Reserve isanc:
Gt,AL.Ir.as Fl !Ae SLACK to-day bat prcv.ou,
H. ~ t re Ws tnssainso and W quote ihs srks
Lth!2h. lunr. sl50]; Eaekawsna.. s1Tantas hso;
Titis1.n slao 1nssburc. tloQG; ETie anI nj ~
!ttu; algp Chipnewa. Mineral ridge IN i TIitn.1r
y.E: @ ts3e' Hilnuis Coal. s6-sos i.0 accors,InHta
nhEssED HrEs .EaeeIved, s7l9 head; shi,n-a
!! q nrhn. M.rkes fattty active ami pr1cc+ i1Frr'
sAles 1nc!u:e the following: DtY!du: an o n+C;a
y; I6 H. =. a. :5. Is, y - r. IT, s. 6. = a;
10 At $ll uts II 50 SO ii iii
II ~ ~! Sci SC 1T 3lt s0atlgQ is an, ~ -
m 2Gsui5 b!yialnE Oh 30 AMI S1j ns-n ~
I! G4u-aau:t5 ~ averrge-33 ay lis ~ 81 |
u n ~ 1H at HAZE III Av, gu 4, iii 1ns
y .tA' Ut TIL 90 All runnn-4; aud Ii al iii Il
!lt9k -. =. To- Nv, at', ito, IT, ~ II anil III
it5,: nj sli4u; " Ut s11.75 81 ii III, IS i A.
fErlTs ASn NuTs-yo change has t.kcn p,,cc
fhr general traturts nf this q eIne thr'Hsf
IT. "rt ia ct report. lie Ee1r an to.da% WA f.i+ M
+ !vll8HB: '"' o"' 4"a'auohs
, 1869-01-05

A RMY TRANSPORTATION.

| QTF1cx Cnfxy Or .Rrxsx.srrp i,
Fort leavrn y urth, Kan. dec / Ia
I, nsP YIN be- received ii this otace untt
roiTAIIoS ~ NiLlfARf sGfrIIEas9 w dndaa ~
{fAF commencing AnYj l. lSa| and eninr ~
tss, on me lo'!oxt1; soEtrs (PropcsaIs far Rnn,s
Lucire1ana a'fo e sece!sc! By Bssret Le1t Col IL /
t11ne ahoEc nentoucdl: " - H. oopl she
| 5tuI No. From sucA points On ftc T1nt,n D..
TE!e Ms!"n5.E .as nsr, during tie e1ist. ncc ri n
~ " r rron.fact. hc cc--natee By ihe C4ief O. NJ Drnt
H. "rxsI'og 10 AZ risess Tat n BE- dexnatcd 81
9nrE IN such portions IT the STATE Of TosMz ana III
4nn tF[Fofy as liz noEIh CT the Car.ll4n IFrr ana
@ % ione1tHce 'csscee; hnd to Fort Cniop SeS
fh.i Te5Ttso!y and asefmtdase psiais o hs =
ieo poon net 10 mites It tc .Sey viii auanoT' pr
~ Asafcs so each month OF the ear beslaas ApTts
,c~t,,r ~ wv. r. ao~eyes. are Invited aud will he en-
points tht rate hid Is BE- ncr TO nonns w ~,
ensue u!.tAnCt, and not per iGO MITES as ~ ths
s.i;iu1aF F;ouH Fefs ea*fi M.,ser N ro,..z
ISgn. 59,1 Ess{n,1.41. s{r9 II GaslAnu and Cnion.
Garland and Uaion. " - 40'''e' t'oo' ae5nosas'
nIts sesdan q FIT waAce to Forts Lyon. Rey.
Tn ~ hersn advertised for must be
lnio.pailon vii be given on application to this ot
Ess oa u. dlstsI ces bet places rne ssorr
ana npon apy other points arGtr The service he.r
E0E1E No. 1-F!oz1 Fc:s Trfon ~ anch ,+,..
aspo. may b. established in tue Tes,sly Of o;9 Sr
established thsr TeT7ory Ind to sucS oos,s oe
r sad in ss= e Tssas vest !: tsilte IL saSe e Is
EsSSes. NN W.
, 1869-01-05

l tAe IoliowtnE il list or II! tie var.s,t.c t,
t'nFeSlhE PROPERLY lying within ra,,.nx r.,cr1,n
n"m III. Court House hix mites nu:lh. sir n,Ic
nsst' ~ feFeh mica southwald, ard ipc,nJipr Al
-. A.,1'e''e dah subdivisions hotl inside ana on,
psrt u the city: e's 1cal's
'is ;asca Tp; e ;R;ih Msi H. to 6: xsenaser
JI!y " Isss ,sianlcy i: tir.tsooa 10 i:inrlc: ~
| Adams II, {. M sss1s H. n"oAsh ~ llen II
pss Y; !SSs tcsse La e. TO Ea9sii 1900
ne H. ia:s.Ws il. .yr,ov. I, VI
in;t iuEth!h q #, corner Of laria it.. 's s.sx
jan, s!oha l. ,,sbs:n.e IL Ana Wc;rc;;"; so
wr.. xsa !'nrrn s', IS II cas-: Il, ifoyns ifyns:1s :1
oft 5, ,ss>lIei;, ci .1r'a Carr ~ is;,r, ;cc o
Wftna3n aa7',; Shstar'd :; sv cur ., knseS 81,
rts y isssGeo isE:r Giic ia i.,nn ,;:;; So
nesst' =, First It, - 1t cast Of Eenban It, IL
DEE: sds-Cha,les lo:e:s 10 i,,;;c; po. 81
is;n IHsslnss ST. lts II eof IL uliaa st, Il
oct, = lsss-benze e:f.oi is il. i ;,s;rtc:: 400
spe s9n hrb' ecu n. M II " of rhrooi' It, Is
% q HGs.rohn Lob:teta to il. i. i;r;;;cc: fo
~ as.f f'=otcsn 81, ZIG II wof ThFoop ~ {, IS
De: :ss-Gcarsc Hall 70 John + r.l c: 1c'
lit w. ~ II Of chtttenden az. { I, SIX
Dts Issjefeme q jackson to lila. Ejlif; 1850
rs ft. n" ''' 7o'' "1 44neotc It. ii {. ea1
5s1 iii !. Sssmmos: 10 js:oS Retts1ef $500
1.S 4lIsnsy steaer 1f IS fieSese a SsR9mf SHi1ef! 80
Dec caris 81 Tuskeq 4; l. $50
~ ut! ;NMhiSa1 ~. % It n v of TWENTY y.sceond
pss St. Sa.l; ;:ssnEaxsia & V;;af::: * SECS
nsn TGn; s5., ssst Twelfth st. s5s n 81 lieu.
pssemStr l. isssAgoan 81 rav:iiji io ;;eo Il @"
ain% % 81. Gn q qeef een,lsr, sr, Yes sn9
7;.i3ii:s sssSts S:i: Siils;i: Ssii.pa Gil: III"
usi, ID 1xSNW.n r. ooa , f. ssl;s ft... 3sa
!Sr;i /; = rnto"s st. cor Il o'nisn i. w isi
, 1869-01-05
FINANCIAL and CU1i1fERCyay,,


MONDAY EvzSlSo. JAN I,
te!t" ts clv12 out usual SUMMARY of TIM nn,,-
tf'y ttats natnis Of the Natlota Al hanks or chi.
csf'' arranged In the crter OF the amounts of
saeif d posit lhes, tic largest bt ing frst. The
hfss lwo divisions, The following iab!r, under
tnc respective Leads ot ''Assess" aud Lisbtl,-
'ie', include every Item in the statements OF
tlc. pa1 H. The rccap'tulatlon given at the end,
~ eonaetsed summary Of all tho preceding
II The public fur circulation and eepostts. Ar.
compared with their totaI ssca.h mcan..-' In The
iafttr item arr trc}u led: Cash on hand. chcct.
on city oanAe, all available exchange, bond, de-.
posted With the uIlted States Treasur+r 10 sc.
cure ciEs u1ation, govern nent and other bond, IN
hal d. tesilts all o'het cash items. The other
Columns oi the inble exp lain themselves.
, 1869-01-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

AokpAT ErExIsG. Jan. 1.
"a az taics o. GtAin reported IN this market rcpost
olfitFT te~ rxrtr&&et NV 9A -4N' @A44e's
rfL"E!-kecetEtd. 1s.r; brls; shipped, 1ss4s brls.
EsssaoSea "a, salss esnoi.es ~ ring sr1!sS
szrn osots" Al = 81; yo5 hris-nraats eissnHtio
IS bSia On ;; r., T.; So bsis a. 1satnrday
~ tsls 40 At <3s1k; Srnnso -rrExr1SEs Isl brt.
no. namea toh; ITO bris do 1t ii So; 100 bss 90
t+Sgi nEcKwHEA1 fLorK-so brls do Ct s; s.
~ 49, w MEA,l-kectiyed. - fr hn; shipptdt 1ll.7 n1.
&c e. e. En;l spEnE st fls; 81 bu 90 at9'.:s: 3.or9
eu 40 atst ny 2a&o ba % 1t 1l.leE 10. b. No.
.st5s 81 i, 70 b. :. de so b. g =
tgo 20 o~sAnb-r al Il 81 hy sample: sStses Spring
q xi@. lhe market closed hfn ut fi.l64 for No.
rcoRhSKeceived., E.7.s bu shipped. s7,1:, ba.
Ane maEKL opcncd quiet and tkr httsr- !S%Lns-