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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Receipts per NJ. &c II. X. 9 bales; NJ. *
T.; river % bales.
Exports per NJ. 4 G. R. r. 10 bales.
Receipts for the week l59 bales. Ex-
ports - bales,
The Liverpool weekly statement per
telegraph is as follows; Sales $4,000 balesi
for export 1900; 10 Spectators 5000;
stock $4,000 bales, Of which 5000 is
American. The stock of all classes aioat
for this port is 10000 bales, of which 5000
is American.
The following is the New York state
ment for the week: Receipts for the
week, this port, 26l5; receipts all ports,
Jl20; receipts since September LIST, this
port, 1905; receipts since September LIST,
all ports, 1920. Exports for the week,
this port, 44j; exports since September
LIST, this port, $3.50; exports for the week,
all ports, so; exports since September LIST,
all ports, 26l6; stOek on hand, TINS port,
$500; stock on hand, ali ports, 1900; ex-
ports for the week TO Liverpool, AS; ex-
ports all ports for the week to Liverpool,
445; exports all ports for the week TO the
Continent, 20.
The cotton crop Of 1865 SO was 2, 100, 555;
and exports for the same time, LAO, 645.
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FOR RENT.
FINANCE AND Trade.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, :
MEMPHIS. September II, 1869. !

OFFICE OF n DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, September IL, 1863.
We saw to-day several private letters
from st. Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Gin
cinnati and New York, all Of which com
planned seriously Of the stringency in the
money market. In ST. Louisiana Chicago
the demand is elamorOus for the hand
ling of grain, and the banks never
were poorer in currency than they are at
present. The same may be said of the
other places and no material easing up is
anticipated for the next sixty days. Our
money market is also very close and win
be so for at least thirty days To come,
when we may expect some relief from the
daily increasing receipts of cotton.
The stock and bond market is entirely
nominal. Money is too scarce 10 dabble
in securities OF any kind, and sellers are
numerous.
There is no change in Scrips. The de-
maud is in a small way and a large amount
of any kind thrown upon the market
wOuld hardly realize our quotations.
There is q good demand for gold for
shipment and dealers buy all offered. One
lot OF $500 was taken by a Jefferson street
brOker to-day at l34L,
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COTTON.

The Liverpool cotton market opened
shade better, but not quotably higher.
Uplands IS2d, Orleans I81zd, and closed
steady and unchanged. Sales 10000 bales,
of which 5000 were for export and specula,
ton.
In New York at the opening cotton was
quiet but firm; Uplands 34c, and closed
quiet and weak, Low Middlings 89&G33c,
Middlings 33A@34e, Good Middlings 3jc.
Sales to spinners $50 bales, spectators s.
bales. Contract sales were as follows:
October, 2s1zc; November, 271zc; Deem
Der and January, 26Hc.
Our market was quiet with only one
buyer operating, though sellers were
plenty enough. The operations amount
ed to some 40 bales. We quote 3 bales
Middlings at Bic; 10 do M~iddlings, in va
riOus lots, at 3l1{e: 4 DO Strict Middlings
Of3l7<c, and 3 do at 32c; I Good Ordinary
10 Low Middlings at soc. There are no
low grades in on the market. The bulk
Ofthat which comes In is from Low Mid
dlings IN.
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CT, VINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, 81. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1858. Ii Is private and hrst-class in
Its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and of all de-
n-ominatiOns are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimuiGnts to ex-
cess and desire To correct. For terms, etc,
aRPlyto DR.. J. X. BAUDuY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR. ans3
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Memphts and LpnlsyIIe RalIroad.

DEPART. ARRIVE
Day Express, r. Il. tlme....4: 90 am. 2:SO ain.
City tnne.--3I5 am.
Night Express, X. Il. time..3:uO pm. 1910 am.
City time..2:45 pm.
Ticket offices No. 81 - Main street and at
Depot, head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and northwestern Railroad, With
out change.
SAM. b. JONES, GenI sup't.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Ni;gl \. Moore and Edwin Whit
field, under the style of Moore, Whitfield &
Co., is dissolved, To date from the LIST Inst, Oe-
casiOned by the death of Mr.. Whitfield IN
January last. The business of said firm Will
be settled by me. VIRGIL Y. MOORE,
August y, 1868, Surviving Partner.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REWARDS.

q SO REWARD-STOLEN-On Saturday
DOO night, 18th uit., a Dark Bay Mare
NEARLY black, aboutS years old, pony built,
long name, short switch tail, nose white and
white streak up TO eyes, both hind feet white,
about Is hands high. The above reward will
be paid for her delivery to the undersigned
JAMES n. THOMPSON,
sec No. 90 POntOfOc Street
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Msmnhis and IittIs Rack RalIr0ad.

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at 8 pm.
Coming East-Leave Forest City, at q am,
FeVTyBoat leaves foot of Union ST. at $3.50 pm.
No trains on Sunday,
b. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of Plttman, Cobb & Co, Cotton
i Brokers. is this day dissolved by mutual
Mr.. JOHN retiring, fhe
business of the firm viii he Conducted by T.
Il. Plttman and +. u, CGhb, under the same
firm lame they assuming all liabilities and
collecting ali ASSETS due the firm.
r.. X. PITTNAN,
T.. ID. COBB,
sci JOHN ANDERSON
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M~ississlnnl and Ternessee railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPAR
New Orleans Man, daily-..245 pm. 40 an
n. Orleans Express, daily...S:S0 am. 4 30p.m
Freight, daily e~xceptSun-
uhg s-sf s-.sr.aE-HJ B.ilis 1ut NJ III
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coffeeville, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office ~ IL Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage IN any part Of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 IL Main street.
A. :, LINERIORE, Gen1 Sup'L.
z. z. OAKLEY. Qanl Ticket AGENT.
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Business, which has been quite active
during the week, experienced something
Of a iull to-day in some quarters, but it
was still far from duh, Very many of our
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Cotton ~FactOrage and General Gem
mission Business,
Uaasr the style and firm {

pAuof Inc sIyIe anu nm OF
San Q, M O ore &c CO.,
To date from the LIST inst. ONCE, Nc. 1 How
ARDS Row, formerly occupied by Moore.
Whitfield q Co. Ekk6ANHES Noopp
August q. lshD. auOIO dew
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SS- Having learned that parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and this ev pe.
tend to sell the " Yannisee' Whbkey, we hereby give notice that NE wg
Oring suit for damages against any RESPONSIBLE party we may discover
attempting to sell this brand Of Whiskey, and win publish them a selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control of the aYappfs-
see" brand for nearly twenty years, and none is genuine without or b,o
on the barrels. t
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DISSOLUTION
nlSshLuII0N.

THE firm of MOsby & DoriOn, Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, of this
city, was dissolved on the 24th day Of August
last. Settlement will he made by either Of
firm, bat the Arm name Will be used only
in liquidation. The books will be kept at our
old stand over 300 Front street.
\. MOSBY
seq CHAS. II. DQREON. in.
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- q b p aoaadreth. hom q

~" NV H. UoS3a,@sio ~" '''
In 1888 ] was in poor health, and my
friends, as well as myself, supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box of Brandreth's Pills, l
began To feel better. Well, sir, when / had
used up twelve boxes I was a well, healthy
mian-1ny weight having gone nom ~ pounds
h y ~. t,'nhHu9s i tannsd1 biuSreG 2
retailed three thousand dollars worth of
these invaluable pills, and am quite SURE that
l have thereby been Instrumental in saving
thousands Of lives. Yours, truly,
d FAY p M
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR

10 Cure, No P~ay!---St9He's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills aud Fever, al Iaoney refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE 81 Main street.
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NEW Finn.

p. LANE, VIRGIL v. MOORE,
OF +. Lane & Co. Late Moore, Whitfield & Co.
ME the undersigned, have this day aSso-
w eiated ourselves together, for the pur-
Oaua ~ franua~ffnU
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M Fever and Auue ssasOn.--wheu the

MAGNOLIA WATKR.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the pric0.
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Sixty Acres of Land for Sale
Memphis Female Seminary.

TALL SESSION WILL OPEN WEDNEs-
Il DAY, September ist. For catalogues or
circulars call at foung's Bookstore, or al No.
100 Madison street,
augi AIRS. A. D. HALLE, Principal.
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crlstadoro's ExeeIsior Halr DYe

Is offered under the guarantee of Prof. hill
ton, the famous analytical chemist, as an
efficient, Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CkfsTADOhOS HAIR PREsERFAf1VE, as
a Dressing, acts like aeharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try ii.
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
81 MILES FROM MEMPHIS,

Near Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
THE 5TH SESSION OPENS sEPTEMRERa,
silly of Virginia or any College. Board from
SIC to SIS per month.
For circulars apply TO II. Wade & CO., Tay-
lor, Radford & Co., Or DIR. j. ]. Williams,
Memphis. W. l.. MILLER, MA,
augl0 dkw PRINCIPAL
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STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHlSMI

Caeshon.-Who made the nrSt Charter Oak
Stove?
AAsper.-G. F. Fllley, of 81. Louis.
Q.-Wben was IL first made:
A.-In the year 1852.
Q.-Are they good Stoves?
1.-The best in the world"
Q.-How are they made
the best quality of Iron.
Q.-Who says they are good StOvesP
A.-All those hat use thsy.s
Hoy n4aqy were sold In 1868?
A.-There We're 1851 sold.
Q.-HoY many out of that humble faileds
A.-Notone.
Q.-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak In
Memphis?
A.. f. SCH4BEL Co, u M4INSE.
Q.-Are there Imitation stoves ofthat name2
Ayes; plenty OF them.
Q.-How can purchasers tell tho geRuiaeS
A.-By seeing the name 81 H.'EF1lley on
V.LHUwshoHld parties orler theIn9
A,-Tell your merchant 10 get Ftlley's.
Q.-Does j. +. SCHABEL & Co. have a good
stock?
A.-Fes; they sell them at Wholesale and Re
AMI Keep TIN WAKE CASTINGS, etc., IN
good supply.
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Maln Street Store FOR Rent.

Upon timely application and sufficient in
- ducement offered, we Will rent for one
year nom LIST September next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by Us, corner of Main
ana Jefferson Streets with part Of basement.
aaa RO1SrEk, IRRELEVANT 4 CO,
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WORSHAM HoUsE
INSANE ASYLUM

XUoRsHAM HOUSE for Rent and FurnI-
ture for sale. Apply to
A. VACCARO or
VIZ l. j. WORSHAM.
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Peculiar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pills.

Their peculiar adapiability 10 all eonstitu-
tiUns as cleansers OF the bOwelSgRd the blood
has established their great merit. They re-
store tNe liver, the spleen and eve the heart
10 healthy action when other remedies have
been used without producing any benefit.
They do not expose those who use them to
any danger, being as safe as salutary.
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nIlobt as a Cork, lis the exDresslon

Light as a Cork lis the expression
of all housekeepers after using DoOLEY's
BAKING POWDER. lit chemically pure In its
composition, and Possesses no Ingredients
but sHch as are perfectly harmless, healthy
and nutritious. This is not only the best, hut
the cheapest IN market, a. ODE pound W4lfgn
flrthef thanA pound and a half of those OF
ordinary manufacture. Use no other. IN
quire at your grocers for Do0LEY's BAKING
BaNVnEp
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SGld by nh Druggists. Observe my name in
While letters In gpysrnment stginp.
T.. BRANDRETH.
To owners of Horses aud CattIe.-..To.


To Owners of Horses aud Cattle.---TO-
BIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDER are war
rauted superior 20 ANY Others, OF no pay, for
the cure of D~istemper, worms, Bots, coughs
Hfde-Dound, Cold, etc, in Horses; and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of MIX, Black Tongue, Horn
Distemper, etc, in Cattle. They are perfectly
safe and Innocent; no need of stopping the
working OF your aHimals They increase the
appetite, give a hne coat, cleanse the stomach
ann primary organs also Increase the milk
OF cpgs. nv theta aAd ron VIII never be
without them. The late Hiram Woodruff,
celebrated trainer OF trO;tinE horses, used
them for years. Col. PhilO. II. Bush, of the
jerome Race Course, F0rdlap, y. y, would
not use them until he was told of what they
are composed. since which he is never with
out them. Hke has over twenty running
horses in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
He has kindly permitted me to refer any one
to him. over 1900 other references can be
seen al the Depot. Sold by Druggists n
Saddlers. Price, 25 cents per box Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
Bachelors Hair pye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; the only r and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, tnstantane-
Gus; no disappointment; ne ridiculous tiuts;
remedies the ~ effects II had Dyes; inyigo-
BtIcK 81 BRPEE. SID by an Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly apBliec AZ Batchel-
ors Wig Factory, No. 10 B0aa street, n. I,
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IMMIGRATION AGENCY.
DONOH0, 10Y & CO.,
Estate Brokers
EMIGRATION AGENCY,
"a Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.

WE propose to negotiate all transactions
w in REAL ESTATE, whether In the city or
country, Improved or unimproyed; Resi-
Genees, Business Property, Plantations,
Grain, Stock, Dairy and Fruit Farms, Vine
yards, Town, School and Manufacturing Sites;
Mineral, stage II Lumber Property, Rail-
pad interests, or large bodies OF land for Col
onization purposes
Our arrangements are now complete for the
supplying of planters, railroad companies,
manufactures, and all others desiring a re-
liable class of labor, under equitable con-
tracts. We cordially invite and solicit cor
r~espondence on these suhlects. se5 daW.
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Against all impnsiIions upon the people, and
Science, following the glorious example, is
cut
AGAINST THE PRISONERS
Who sell sugar Of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, but Paralyze the system.
%InipOstsrs
WHO DESTROY THE UNWARY
should be pat down by law. In the mean
time
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at the opening, but nj the close were
hardly 50 aetiNe:
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.

D0R sALE-A Frame Residence on Poplar
street, Apply TO H. B. JOINER,
aug2 No. "a Monroe street.
, 1869-12-28

tered room No, I, No. 10 Dearborn Street, And.
a1lef tfunlre6 ehoeevoe 70 hGeA1 open tht se1e.
they actually took up the carpet and appropttatea
Site. 1heT also ensered an oppos,tn room, but
wcse evidently frightened nom .heir WE, ~
they lett . couple Of coats behiod them.
Al 1Hx Assu4L Coxx cx1cA11ox Of Garden CITY
Lodge Nc: ~, a. F. and A. T.. held AZ oftentsl
oGloers wtre el*ced for The ensuing year: T. F.
4ccitllap. !. T.: Hen;5 stWrsns: Treasurer; 6.
3 F1outy. !. b: ); james hostfs. T5iez: " W
Mx. AID MHs. D, B. DAxotps, host and hostess
Of The Orient House, were, % Christmas Ere, pre-
senied ~ their guests with aome elegant and
suesssnun s tessinon!alA Of rsgssd; NJ. p n.
te, ol ,erslr1, ard the loinuy q siver saivrr,
Pitcher and guoaets, all bs1slng sultshe inscyip-
usna.
.BCRGLtHs were busy On Sunday night. Among
oshcr piAoes they viaited the TeAidenca OF +. F.
Faognolz, No 80 South Canal ttreet and stole :
Eola nun!ine,ease Maten yalned =: 3s2o. A!so tho
where tney took quantity Of clothing.
Tue SUNDAY SCHOOL Of the Second Bspust
Church E1seA free mua1eal and literary enter.
t!13inEent this evening. n the CHURCH, corner Of
trtainment the chldfen win enjoy thelr Chssst.
tna1 feat,vAl N the yesuy.
RKy- Dr. BURNS VIII deliver the third lecture Of
The South-SIde course this evening. ~ Avenue
Hail. Gu Twenty second aueet Subject:
Sketches OF lhe Middle Aset"
WEST SIDE RNk.-The excitement a, shis place
city. continues uraha'ed. The ice IS hot Alleged
b5 the Weather. and The Vast enclosure Is Gro wded
nightly.
THE FIFTH ANIMAL REUNION o{ The erDd1stts
ot me Wssatp2ton School, vi! be neId II Bour.
&FA n" "uHr
, 1869-12-28
STREET CAR RDRSEs.

To the Editor II The chira7o Tribun4:
As the press always takes the lead tn correct
Ing abuses, Ssh to call your afternoon to a cry
t1g and brutal erH, one which should call forth
the condemnation OF all humane and well-dls-
posed c.stzeEs- Sly buslaess c.iIa me frequently
10 The Eoutt part Of the city, particularly At the
s,ock Iasda, a1d since the City Railway Company
has tpsugur.:sed the one horne cAr Rystern, ny
afeLft.u mas tseen repeatedly called 10 the sEau-
carr ere treated At Tbirty-uNt tsrtei. on s.a'c.
where htrse cars connect Vith the ''dummy.
tie cGubttJ ta open-no protection lt3m the
piercing tlaAt--aul there The faithful dumn
bEuie il LETT 70 stana IN tho ooEhn2
Wild without the least covering, wes
WITH pet1ftrat!on from its OUTWARD TIP, 1ntti ta
inhunar erlyer, wnu has neen lonngipE IN zone
nelgrbortg fafoon, tees fit to reu1n. / have
eetn three, touE, and nee that pplpt At one
time, occupying the sirees. II seeGs that the
copdociof. hnu drivers uanaG4 the roal 1t tne
scum end OF the route e1clnss ely, little atten
tor, Il aEy at ali ~ paid 10 titre, TO the ancoT
aLce ard Inconvenience OF the public. And, whet
the street gets 20 Gro Itd Hlta CARS that the uts
arrivals are obliged 10 mose to psake room tor II.
othets, the hoit+s are 20 seue's with cold tha:
rtquTes u lie or SO to lumber them up. even to b
able TO 20 at any gait Il there no law U1 cry OF
| lt1 alce 10 compel tne.e men 10 act IN nAnue
| appro1ch11p 2 tiecencyy 6oCTA SIDEH.
CHICAGO, Dec 43, 1860,
, 1869-12-28
Fpt.es AAp r,RI DEPARTMENTS.
lev.IEuallo in ahr Fire nrpnrltncnt-naily
aIrr,tnEs uitrr .lnnnary 1-ro1tce
Trial

The Hoard Of Fpltcc ard Fire Commissioners
held u regular m.,ettre yesterday, at the Police
ucndqusttSrF- CoIMtsttoper Hra~n wns in tho
char. and Commisssoetts Gnnd, Sheridan npd
Jamts we're present. Tne 1ntuat-. Of The pre-
csetllrg EEeetiEE were READ aaa adopted. SaldFy
blls we're audi esl a!''l ordered to be pald
flkE PREPAYMENT.
john j. Gillespie. E15e Warden ot tae west
lhst,9u. se1s Ill Ms Resignation. which Vas nc
The resignation q r. Gross, pspeman on ne
4. {. tovrl1ry, No II, vas also accep,ed
The II ts!Knst'an oi Anton botet', steamer Win
NtnrJ Andersun, pfpcuan on probation Oh the
force.
Tre Resignation 0: Mf. John Donnelly, telegraph
cp1ralcr. Was tenderCt, he has1I been appotatt.l
to iale cnarEe nt ,ht Grcal wertern TsirsTarh
Con rauEs once ~ Nh!taGo Inc re.fgration
has acceP'ed, 10 ssae c;.x.t On Jaaaar: I.
commissioner UrORn q tI1tred The following:
o.a r hat ard after jAnu4ry l. t.:1 the Is sa.d
s t.,d !, u .a :, f.
se1los =. ~ iue'os:s 70 tho n
t. s g. II ,e 4 & ;ei!
a. ls & 1i Iii Il It msDfi. liz
EtrattsL*s shaiI l'e commented rron Thartdsy. nt
tss ss1a e s aaa ses hsats IS:
tears IT d+t e.ed # Al .rrxStuents r fiI vaean.
fa ast{tnfssat+ ia H.. tr< i'-c'!tncet wia GUY
The Ort!er Ras aloEsed-
Con missioner BFpwn s.she,l It to te undcs4tool
that he ,!.n np: arTngstc to himself The entire
credit OF tic atnEe tsoducttnu, which, he re-
atted, vat the rtAuir OF III. Joint VISION OF al
the 1pen oefa Of the tn41tl
F1KK ngrAKrMEsT. .......
John 1)gras, Wnfchman Ut ane steamer Nlnne-
baFr. Nbs dismissed Tor sleen!nH on his post
sutherland II. Scadder. r.rerau OF the s'caner
ErnMr, van natd i%o da}s' pA5 tor .eluns
lNt1CE pKr4A1MEET.
PafEplnan Chu.,cs T. Hi, VI .ae First Precinct.
IVES Charged ~Nh us.nS craree and inEolent Ian
EusEe 10 q superior officer: With tnat:en:iou to
dat5 AID a'soiAticcct or ut,serx.
lie rlt aoeu hot guilty aho volunteered 10 sub
iDtt the CAsc ot the evidence
TIE accItea brought cou7tes charges OF lmcnm.
I, rttency md nal ar2tonrtston aea&ust Sergeant
seipleE, the conalesat.oa OF which WAS rostHaued
Until Tuesday pext at IL a m.
The ffAl or Q[ncer Hill w2s proceeded With.
The wiEettcs ere cAlsc<l In Srtl Itsupd to con
Est of Fifteen policemen Iears the entire force Ai
Cottage Gtore S,4tion .......
The board tas Indignant, heceuse the entrs
Cottage Grove DetF1cs wAs dcrnyeI Of the use 0
| The posicr. +inrly TO attend trial
j was con1iLued uuul 10 O'Clock this morDire.
, 1869-12-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1869:

have spent much uue IN tia dirty shop Of
= pAHnnp;er; who &ook aheR indifferent
y FIRM thief ard N1e mar, Tbe little
wateh, the sn1ious'y wrought brscele', the dAlusJ
g]sHt III came i,om the sa1e g7sf+sr, std MAI,
IN the touFtc Of tlme, with atothef turn OF tue
!, nhce! Of iostune return = .hehce they cawe. Al.
II raTrbsoser rAd nQt the years OF Me1huALea
and The rcrorr Of the KecoIoloR Angel how he
wouio ieuRh ~ ne s4H these bright aud pretty
thnkE siipp't out ol BIZ hands uuly 10 ru'nEn 70
then, agsla IN the coorse OF t,n~: to 60 again aud
return aFain- until tho III lenntum czme and n!
wee rich aou nchody needed advances OF money,
and business sgnittd, and everything waa = un.
COL fuytAblc ~ 1t wel! could b
fSUt the l.IIep'un has rot cone, aud We have
asnbrcke11 and sales Of pledged goods, aud 4
ptton VINO hss cool hear, 1cd wtshcs mesci,
70 annse hInscf, cannot % oetEer saaa to step
into tic suction rooms ahd see tue eager Iacei,
AID watch inc aoctloueer Leading the hlddess ~,
up, MP, mill a sufficient heiehL u reached. d
can zee the heron = no wants to bid 1fty conts
more, and dare not till It il TOO asr and his 60 o.
patriot Hho lids the ntts ccsts gets the arslcl.
nnn sd feHfea II: a:e Il be xstcnes hi. chance, ne
Originally Cost, AID will ca11y It hntne without
thoc9ht Of the nlafoltunes Of the former pos.
BeAoT-