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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24


oTTfoH cHiEI ConHIssLRr o. sggsisrHEeE.l
Ut. LOrts, No January q 1870 y
sealed PROPOSALS, In duplicate, subject 70 the
usual eondltons, Will be resolved A. this once By
Brsyst Li.utsnabt 09lO9sI 9. B. PshTo.s, p, g..
wEgNEsDAY, HERRUARY Z. 1870,
HSTBEEY FROM THE BLOCK.
igio, Ind sndinS Juso u, iSi6. 70 The troops sap:
SoRT tEAvRNwoRTH KANSAS. AND FORT
Riley, KANSAS,
IT, with equal portions % fore and had aqaTters
lnseks, shAnts, and kidasy.talloW 10 be excl ded
The seeks Of the cattle shall b. cut OF a. the tonTh
ysttsbral Joint And the breast trimmed down. The
.hanfs q ths teIe quartsrs shall Be cut % from
hind Gssftsrs from. siT 70 eight inches shove he
GambTel or hook Joint
Bash beef, whsn drSsstd, must net Al least four
Bidders are warned 10 make their bids 90 that
they afford 20 furnish as GOOD an Ertiss A the
market affords, for nothinE less will be received.
The eohtTaetoT will be required To fuTnlsh weigh
and lssus the bOsfeh The order o. The Post Oom.
Proposals will also DO received in connection
with the above for supply the ofoers and their
/ families with fresh meat fhs eontraetor will be
| TegplIed 10 furnish ohoios cuts,
Bidder. shogld stAie price per pound net.
/ posAis for beef Al -" and aidresssd 10 BreysI
LisutenEnI Coionsi o.. B. Psnross, q. g., Pofi
| LsaVsnvorth, Kansas. Who will fuThlsh blank
proposals upon APPl'oAuo5h n roRaIH
Brsvd Bhradi.r General snd Con-. SUI.
| Chief CQmmissary Of Subsistence,
Jazz o. Department Of the Missouri.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

1.m BANQUET at Delmonlco's In New York
Saturday evening TO John Martin, the dis
Horace Greeley presided. Among those pre6-
sent were John Mitchell, General sweeny,
Mr.. Sullivan, Justice Mccarthy, formerly
Of tho London Starr District Attorney Fell
lows, Judge Curtis, and Others. Mr.. Greeley
in his remarks spoke highly Of the devoted.
ness Of Martin to his country, Martin
advocated the settlement Of Irlgh emigrants
on tho lands Of the West, Toaits were pro-
posed TO the President OF tho United States,
the governor Of New York, 10 our sister
cities, to Ireland, to tho patriots Of Ireland,
" the press, and 70 woman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
DIED.

GLARE, -JAnuAry "a, EoFuIA. infant daughter
o. Henry A. Hod AATT 4. CLARK. aged two months
me tuaOrAl aiil take place at ten o'clock this
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

IOUdHLIH DRUO STORE, oPPosITB
u Ma onis Tampla Prescriptions hoeuTatalY and
honestly compounded. Gnd AEths lowest charges.
WRAPPIBd PAPBR OR SALE At THlA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

The Senate yesterday amended the bill for
the admission Of Virginia to representation
in Congress, by adding Mr.. brakes provlso
for test-oSth, which dlsquallaes all pors ons
who ever held ONCE under the State or the
National Government and afterwards en-
gagged In the rebellion, from holding office
in the reconstructed State, This will ex-
clude from the present Legislature large
number Of Its members, aud drive from po-
litlcal life entirely all who have had expe.
Renee In II, and are Identified with tho past
public life OF the State.
This 10 an Inconvenience, and perhaps q
loss, but cannot DO called unjust 10 these
excluded. The eonclusiye objection TO such
a tesLoath arc Of more general character.
II perpetuates q division OF the people into
classes, which Is fundamentally ineonSls-
tent with popular Government. IL carries
forward indefinitely tho direct effects Of
crime which ought to DO remembered only
for lts historical lessons. Il proyokes dis
content, bitterness and sedltlon where
nothing 10 needed but political harmony TO
secure q prosperous Common wealth. In
short, 1t Is the direct opposite OF statesman
ship.
Moreover, this act Is a violation OF the
pledged faith Of Congress. Under the pres
cut reconstruction laws, even In their last
hnu hAosN III wv VI y
State are promised to Virginia upon condl-
tons which she has already fulfilled. The
only preteIt for Withholding these rights
now is that political power In that State Is
likely TO DO held by = party whose views arc
hot those Of q majority In Congress. The
same Is true, however, Of New York, and II
is setting dangerous precedent TO declare
that State may DO excluded from the
! national councils for political opinion. II
the passions Of one faction may dnd express
sion in dealing with the constitutional rights
OF Estates in the Union, may not those OF
another faction yet ind an occasion when
they will DO glad TO ''better the example 7"
Wetrust that the House Of Representatives
will insist upon tho original bill, without
restrictive amendments or, better stlll, upon
simple resolution, declaring that Virginia,
having fulfilled tho conditions Of the recon
structIon acts, Is entitled TO all the rights Of
aIState,-M Y. Evening IlOSi, 22d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
TINANCIAL AVN COMMERCIAL,

wAsHuaToN, Jan. "a, 1870. = jay Cooke
400. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernmont seeuritleEi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
DIARIES FOR 1870.

DlARIES FOX 1870.
VISITING CARDS WRITTEN AND BNaRAVRD,
PAPER STAMPED WITH INITIALS.
Ali the New Books as Published,
ALL THE NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL
PUBLICATIONS,
At BALLANTYNE'B,
No. 4O2 Seventh street, shove D street,
IntelligonoeT BuildinH,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

nm. FANNOU,
DYNAMO PHYSICIAN,
oSrsS RHEUMATISM WITHOUT MEDICINE.
DR., FANYoU, DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN,
Cares thelpiSnt Oonsum ption.
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
DIR. RANYoU. DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN,
Cures Nervous Pfostranon AAd loss Of Vitality or
Power, WITHOUT MEDICINE
DIR. RAHYoU, DYNAMO PHYSICIAN,
Cures Female WsAknsss md all NsIIous Com
plants. WITHOUT MEDICINE
Or. RANY0u oaroa stAmmsTinE,
DR.. HAhfOU eures Deafness. blindness, sto,
oYEIoI AID RHsIDHNoH: 1900 O street,
1stuosn Thirteonth and Fourteenth streets
jAlb-lm' .I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

WIlHiTeIoE. b. q .,AuE, %. lsf
For several years had been subject to 4 cough
and splitting blood. One year ago last winter
took a heavy cold which setllfd % M l93Es,, l
lures, bat found no relief I WAs TsTy siek al
sum1sr. went into the country hoping II would
more violent than ever. had friEhtful hsmoT.
rhAEe. which lasted Ave daJti vas ysTl lev and
nervous, and suffered from hoTtneaa Of breAthg
ooughed inosssantlyl could not slecpI had no Hp-
petite, tried eysIythina ny fris1ds rseommsnd-
ed,butfOund no relief until tried De Bag Won
dsfful Remedy. took this remedy, ViAfuEH about
sight months and ny friends and hundreds Of Ao-
quAintanoes In WAshihEton, who knew ny sup
posed hopeless and bedsTidden condition, are sur
prised 70 sec ne ATTENDING 70 ny household Adsirs
and about the city, apparently A. we'll ~ other
people generally. have reoommendsd y To sew
srAi ahieted persons during the year, who have
'''A M. Louisa HURDLE, as O street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

Incfptent CONsuul pftOH. - -.
NAsHIHaToH, d. q, Sept II, 1870.
had severe cough. resulting from neGleoted
cold. I tried VARIOUS peotorAl remedies Without
benshL had night sweats, and was bat
alarmed. A lady friend Induced mo 70 try botta
Of De Bugs ViAfuGR, Ia = few days Yaa entirsiy
cured. I6AVS had rstuIp Of the sineknssa since.
Assistant City Surveyor.
For All Throat and Lung Complaints,
PIeuFisy, Asthma, DipthsEia, Bron-
ohitis, CaIarrh, sudden Colda,
and Inflammation Of
the Lungs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

tbs many thousands cured At lhis insntatloh
giLhia Ne last siIhtsen years. t5d ~ sh' jobpstSS
witnessed By the reporters Of, ne hna
many other papsIs. notices o. Whleh spPsAt9d
AFala and again before tAe pubic, pesldes DIS
standing as gentleman ofchataeteI shd LeuPonai-
oill'Il W n shhiIsEEsks BPEBDtLY CURED,
Persons wTiiinE ;hOqld b. PSItiSul5I N direct
m SE,nSn John NJ JOHNSTON, A. D., -
nAAA"' Baltimore Lock Hospital,
t.aly baltimore, MaTylA6d.
, 1870-12-30

uNS

N01S.
The total receipts OF hogs for the year 1870
we're as o0o against .sse last year, an In
crease Of 2s,15i: aud The shipments 5ls,449,
qganst 1,tssscs latt year, a decrease OF lds.s5s.
wss an Increase al s7s6a hogs, as compared with
the hrst three months OF 1859, hut from that time
TO December there was steady fnlling on, our
The same peliod Last year. During the present
month our receipts have been verJ iarge, and the
es5 closes 70 Nth sa ns wa sss
la.s5 In January, i,ut from that time there was 4
sss oRaH 1n 9 aSf Maso ey
sesas ssas ,' ssess' rsS III. Psss: sss.
!nets Nv ~ - Ege
900 were the ruling prices. An advance Of Ac has
since been established, the market closing nr At
Elontf,s should have teen largely aueMe1Ied had
packers been Willing TO takc The hogs as fair
rttcess hut the crop was Inown TO be large one,
until the cnursc Ut tho market feF hog product
had become mora definitely settled. Farmers, IN
tee meantime, having an aburdaRce Of corn. and
the weather throughout the fall and ea.ly winter
ocirg most favorable for fatlening. manifested
no anxiety 70 nnsrF taeIr hogs forward. anu a. q
result. hote uow biting ni1rke!ea. are, Of a
season known IN tie history Of our
live stock trade. The receipts for the isst two
months Of ISL promise to be arrseee,l ensealy
buyers viii be allie to free rrices - materially
loWcf range than ia neT o. ngsE prevalent
There are few nov FEATURES 10 note in
connection With the sheep market fur the year
SS e as, Isp paee VIZ IL
supply, and, notwithstanding tic lower r:!cc Q!
WOOL ard pclts, good mutton sheep have c3!n
sratcn ef $50. Common grades, however, have
sci lower.
, 1870-12-30

10 thAt exceptionally dEy seaton. The war u
Europe hns md san direct eject Of depressing
pllcee, especially OF cotton goods, ~ the foreign
demand ior cotton vas H ysH light, ana Price PRICES s tea
been generally good I'LL about The middle OF No
vember, when the demand fell on, and the year
c1oEea quiet
brt1k. stimulating an Increased production by the
Western n!llA Our jobbers are now selling these
goods largely. and the trade generally and them
very acceptable .. .-
WoolIen cloths have been in moderately good
them IN lArner quantities. than ever before, With
marked improve mens IN quality which Il suee
to bring into yet increased favor. Their shawts-
! especially, are unsurpassed. The West IA now
hosiery, md aii these neet with ready sale. Cot
ton goods have been Ii steady demand through
II me lei ssies Of dress goo.ls show very lasse in.
Importing these goods direct from tns European
manutactoHes, being thus enahled % oner tnem
10 the trade as cheapiy as SeH York can, with
he great advantage Of saving time u travelling
and trnnsportauon. AID cost Of freight Western
dealers already zee that Chicago Is more desla-
bic market tor these goods than any Other on the
continent, aud show Iheir preference by each year
swelling the aggregate Of their annual purchased
We note rsptdly-grnwine demand for repe'-
lants, or Tatef-proo1s, chienf 1ef laaies' dfeaa
blankets have also sold vetv largely, and the
California blanket. Which Is q cotupaF aurely new
article In this Market Is meeting with great favor.
The demand has been fair throughout, and steady,
prices ranging from l141sc- There has been a
fair trade In notions and kmall ware
The year clcsea with moderate stocks on hAnd.
The following were tne monthly prices Of Rich
b'eacaed. Mancsester deIa!nes, and Coats thread
during the year 1870:
, 1870-12-30

fotk and cthee Etatesn potnta1 Eriunns to 10 on,
Tne crop Of 1870 Is very superior one~a sood,
llonr. sad better Tor lie use of b1teTs tnan even
Inc winter wheat OF Ohio aud Indians, Hn!te 1t
FINEST ris1ls y IN tne color Of nc nonr and ~ tne
crop u much inferior In quality to the preceding
one. Though our standard Of inapecuou on spring
wheat has oeen satsed ncedlcss5 nlgn, such slasgs
&c r,ice Of a'S So. y. daips @ tso 8 .hree months
nast-a cifcuss.nnoc re eseo ~ oe1efe cnoM9' qna
The ~ result result is inst our Chicago
has eo}d IT higher prices than the same grade
iJou MuKaukee4 This result of this has been to
a,sact n.thes la!ge quantities of wheat troln SC.
repcitng slightly s1eates aggregate OF wheat
slow the reverse te be lar case ou the crop Of
1sse.
The coutse OF the nout mtrEet daring the past
yfat has bcen very unsatisfactory, treu AZ com
nncd vita the year preceding. the ,Eade having
have ruled steady for tic simple reason that there
was not animation enough 10 cause extensive nuc-
tuat1cns IN value: auosatlons have, hence, been
to December, because the supply his ex -eeded
The demand We note 1t II curious fact that
about 60 nour mills have been burned down to the
"tot " 40 AAAAAAk ~ - lA9lEE W ALI
lartles to state TINT ncst OF them were fully ln-
buftd.
Our Chicago lnuiess hare ground lcts nouf than
last rear, severa! Of Them having stopped running
good portion OF the time. The tr1de has had 4
Rleat many difficulties to contend With. The com.
petition OF country ml!1ers has beon close--oi
coutse that IA legitimate. But they hare been
sadly hampercd BY the warehouse system They
have been forced to pay safe per bu storage
charger. from which the country miller u exempt.
when they would rather have paid much more 70
have theE grain let alone. Tte Chicago miller
has never been able TO count on getting good
wheat. II he sent into the country and bought up
nne lot OF wheat, It was Ill empued into tho
common bin, and be waa Obliged % Hake out an
inferior article, perhaps worth 15c per bu less
than that which was bis own property, but not
controlled by him, with the bad condition OF the
clcp Of 1859, 1t waR more than ordinarily dtf1eut
to InaEe nrst t-class neur. and e.nectaliy to pre-
se1ve the reputation obtained BY brnnds.
Yet II Is . singular tact thai these teat hours
we1c IN little demand. tho inquiry being princi-
pally for low and medium grades for shipment
Since the lAEt harvest none Of our Chicago MIL
1esB hayo made money. the course OF the market
being sgeipHt them pefEtsteoty.
The following shows the product OF our city
1Etlla during The past year. with comparative
figures:
, 1870-12-30


The course Of the wheat trade during the rast
gear has been singular one, the market being
depressed 70 an n1nsuN extent during the whole
weeks. at the breaking out Of the VI! hetwcea
FEanee and P1usa'a; The price Of ;ne NJ.
sc per bushel, MD that OF $50, though OF vetJ
superior quality, has barely averaged &l.10 per
husnel, which Is q very low price as compared
with the average Of the past decade: especially Il
ststes IS fully ,o co bushels less than ,nss Of
The year preceding. The quotations On No. =
u s !s5 Sasn s tn e a5a o
ard after August g an on the new crop.
Tno derrcsslon IN The English maEkcts during
estemeat, M was l.Iee,s due 10 .he fae. teat great
quantities OF whcaI from the Black Sea, intended
ioF Ncd'tnanean po:s wee ssnt ~ sa ss ,,ra
t,caliy, to cut cff American Ehcaf BEt tne eneck
Of ttf viii be felt IN The IeSerae direction during
the coming yea5 those conn'fo, ~aiSn @ ,;e naHe
into the worlds markets for food u u estmasea
The q EnEan,s e, a1a
1es sa.e.. ne1 Tla n' eess'iousc aqsssIs.
sne 1esin s s sssas pssss :sS ES5e g e
be uppicd by lie Tn,tcl sts'ce incluatng ca,toE:
| MA and UscRou. II Is also considered aa eesta!o
oekf ss the eee,p,s fsosa oas
1 n fpluisbcl harvest, have been 20 liberal that
ycry little Is lefs IN the hands Of farmers al maay
nDin{S, 1t vas casl0AIeu Q{ CAeti4s ooaeA vi
ihat lhe.e WAS not as much wheat ~ Iowa on A. tae
1s1 Of December lonc month ngol - On nc 1st @ o.
creased hy The whole cIup Of the mast year: It !:
ssie 10 estimate tnas Eos more taan two-ntLhs u
the crop ID now remaining In farmers han1s- anc
ihst our stocks will ne drawn upon largely By Ea
rope. In 1857 the United States aeut a,lss.oi'
cw1s to tho Ult,G.i Kingdom: o,o0s,lss cwts y
lsss, md 1a,1s1. -. csts in 1s62. Our M shtpment
1nIly equal 10 thcsc OF 1ss9 anil In 1871 viii mucl
! 1xcecd them, Tue Indications ETC tnas cur stock
VIII he worked down quite closely before the nes
. wheat comes In srom Inc next harvest
The following shown the receipts OF wheat y
| this city Tor the crop year ending With aug. I
! The rear named ID that n which the crop Va
| raised; tho gEntn WAs received In the txelv
, 1870-12-30
Salt
Thn year $50 has been An artire one faf dealers


Tue yeAf, 1870 has been An active Que for dealers
In taf, although the proI1ss have been by no means
large; get sses4!Y and satisfactory business was
TRANSACTED The market opened tn the month Of
Aprtl at $500 per br1 for dne, or what Is generally
termed Saginaw and OuondaEa grades, ami closet
nrm II fa.ta. The receipts Throughout have been
about rqual to all the requirements Of the trade,
a fact which hns tended to keep prices uniform.
The tt>tks At Saginaw are amaller than at the
same time Last 8e18on, being In the nelghborhOod
OF coo bEls. while there is scarcity OF dne salt
In Chcago, the STOCK OF MI grades now Ia this city
being estimated at about ls0,0CO brlA The
amount AT Ouondnga is said not 10 be large. At
the present time there is no foreign sslt IN tnts
maEket except IN the hands Of packers, which
docs not exceed e,CGc sacSs, and Turks Island
and Mediterranean grades are not to be had.
Stree the opening Of the packing season, sales
hayc been large At te0s for Saginaw aud Onouda-
ga, Is per brl for ordinary coarse, and 80 for
ground solar aud diamond G; Ashton
dairy, per bfl, l. quoted at sa5e and dairy. with
Seter e. .se pss .nsSe lessons Ec!e
T. a s,i DS!ns n,'i The ysai Bay cy
Ifis In 1889, decrease OF io9 sss brlk 1t is es,-
mated th1t slnce January l., iss1. TIL tc close Of
the year there was sold ia Chicago, 600 600 brs, OF
all grades From the annual report Of the In
spect0r Of Salt for the State OF Michigan, VIC
learn that tes 9s9 brls were Inspected I1rtug 1s7o
against $50 tSs brls las. year, The following table
saowa the number Of companies IN operation IN
the various districts, the kettles and blocks. tho
caDNCtY and the AUouDcS tnsDHCted:
, 1870-12-30

-HS-Ne+'tNfk>stN*t** $t.l---t9~.l
In the above tables the receipts and shipments
fer December are partially eadmatel, hut the To-
t1s Wit not VARY materially nom the n1etA foot
irgs, which ne shal1 publish when made up.
Lumber.
The crest importance Of the 1unb2r trade In the
Northwest Involves financial ald eot1ueEctal
interest beyond computation. The pine forests OF
northern Michigan and Wisconsin. furnishing em-
poyment 10 regiments Of men, and the ready IA
Along me AEes, enAo.e he lunbcrmln 70 secure
great amount OF trade. For many years Chicx-
20 has been the largest nassct for lumber in the
;, The principal sources Of supply during the yeas
have bccn As follows: E1timSed IN million fee::
Green Bay and Depere, 10, Big Su1mlco, g !:
Peshtgo, 20; Menon.nec, 100: rori River aad
Cedar MEsr. md tributaries. 20; Moass1Nue md
vicinity. 20; TTo n;ver1, 70; kn;,naseo ~ an6
MuskeRon, go: Waite Lake, 6: Luliug:on, Is !:
PentMAteE. is; Free SOU. Lincoln. Hanliu and
fssusios1, Is: Grand Tfsve1sc ses!an, s.; and
chehosgan and the Straits. IL
This CRY furnishes the interior OF Wisconsin
has esn s nss nne =
i the heavy RATS are doated aoEn :nc Mississippi
K1ves to St Louis, trom the pine forests OF the
but tnall AMOUNT OF this aulnEr Ends It's Eay
! 10 Milwaukee or Chicago; hence the large inquiry
from Saginaw and poiEu On Like Michigan. Tnts
NON 1aoo<sle. % tor mll,.lun Ha1cs, continuing
actvc At these nguzrt until Abont nc Isl Of Msy,
when dec1tne Of sl.oaz1.ao ~as estAagsheo %
dinen unr,i about he ioth q jniy. Ehes. urder I
IN improved trqutrJ frcm The coanty, ka.es were
e seet II ae S = FL
en- iai1 pro1i:. IN ,hls cornsenon We mign,
lumber, which IS considered TO be tne b-ss, WI
relatively lower In price thAa n anJ time pzeyt
eus, IRON me iaet taai bat ies
caSo deasets Improved the opporuoiss, rnshcd cd = Z
skVtu1w, md purchased quite freely. Ano,heI
advantage gained oy our dealers VII that ii
NOT II the port Of destination. Al TIL. time cult
es sons s'eeaiiee, nd eiess: ss ss2eaases qssc'p
oS1 ha1e been eloseiy m.1niac:assd ~ 10 iomoe. -
! while In former yeASa fspm 100 900, CT 10 so0
eo.ooo Of feet were hell over: inis selson, hos
,hDas d1s saaS p eoms ,D loswaT y BEN
! fair one for manufacturers md dttietJ, hi
ma1tet n particular, Offering tase Indictment
efe ese nnssfea Il ,ne as y =,
Ino ukszB, for "a "ssved shingles has tuie ~
, acttve throughout the yeaE, With comusrailyel
adsaaced 70 SHY. Vii oofrssrontink i sppss S,
anii sooas he middie q Savember, Wen m a' aaa'
!, were Idn % 70 S:otzasSV pr Loo. Danaas ii. /;
past rear shingles have been shipped to atg7
. extent to Boston and Other Eastern e1ues. Viii
e stated that NE s1aEd1zd Of +As- hts been low,
!. than ever before kuown. which. dealers assert,
e nand for lalh was Of N urgent character, a,
4 The n1a1ket WAs nstn fsuuu the o;rutn1 OF navts
: ZION 70 ne clcse At 81 @@s 1ass per 1000 aaos
1 The trade
Do1,px the past rear the trads In lumber tt It
, 1870-12-30
TIE CITY In BRIEF.


The Police and Fire Commissioners met yester.
DAY afternoon at police Headquarters, Commits.
Nonar D:Own In the chair.
Tho charge ag.luak Peter phrian, plpcmAn OF
the steamer Wnubansin. for beicg absent without
leave, was l!sMIssei. The c3umcndatiou OF the
lroatti was given 10 Officer James Woods, Of the
regular police force, for exungutshinX an iuctp-
e,th inst. A charge was preferred against wilt-
tam Otto for cnteiessly driving hts hose cart aat
tnjur1ng one OF the bridges and pipcma1. The
charge was dismissed. -
The board proceeded Ia CONSIDER the psopo sal
Of Gto, ". Hannts tu ttli ure escape bridge OF
his own design, the same to be used IN connection
ousy ss 30 po9ads in Wec6s fee, N ieset +
and three teet In Width. It,s constructed Of gas
pipe, With door OF wood, and, when used IN
valuable aid in the saving Of nfc at nres. Tnc
cost Of the machine Is ISIS. 1t WAS adopted.
, 1870-12-30

Michael KeaIn., having stimulated h!meelf
AEatukt tie cold. erecting alcoholic foTtidcas&ous
thAf no norrhwester could successfully ssofru- fen
an eazy prey to hts supesa3undtnt etMamtnt. and
fell through the window Of snoon. No. ~ North
CLARK Eueet curing his hand severely IN on
Ger took him TO Rush Medical CoaeEe. Where his
wound w1s hand1ycd up. He *es tnen conveyed
HrEs, He vas rrtused ALn!s-anre, On the so,ne-
what unsatisfactory ground that be Eas bad
cG1fDcIeT.
, 1870-12-30

Totals. .s4o,73o 61.,4s3
About 9s1 90 tons Of the h,tumtuoas coalts from
Illinois.
The receipts OF ROOD were: By lake, 1sa.ofs
cards: By rx, etc, about 5000 cords. Total 1%s--
The Pu,tsy1Ilc Niserss Jc4raal gives the total
amount OF Anthrac,se coal scnt TO market this yclr
a li,s3s s:a tons. against l7,o 50 tons IN 1Sss
pfoviatouss
1t IL not posythlc, 1t this dase, 10 write Ok the
packing business, aud Inc movement Of psuy1s-
ions, with tue same sceurncy IS Ia the cas-. OF
oTcadstuns, for The reason that, At this tine, We
arc not usually onc-Aalt advanced In tho season
OF packing tcuy1lJ, and this year are somewhat
mLTc hac1waft1 than usual, owing to The Cnpte-
eelen:el Mtldness Of tha weather 70 within 1
few days OF Christmas.
PORK packing In the West has fallen OF for sew
c11l years pAAt The great season Of thts city
was that Of 1S62-3 when Chicago packers cut up
90, ~ hogs. It fell TO noss,a mead in l5so-6 In
creased to ~. .ake IN 1918. again fell Oh, md
only amounted 10 ts1, ,&s2 last teason.
The natural consequence OF this lessened brst-
ness Was higher prices. especially during the
past two ke49ons, and fhis fsct Joined to The low
p1lecs, OF grain oue and two Teaf1 ago. srmn-
lated the fafme71 10 og-Eatltrk Curing the
paLt year 90 very large scale, sheJ having made
| Step In that direction N 1853. Thsso WI, how.
aSe1 50 l!stle Of tho old product loft hand; th1,
| laes1 Of 1t va wo1ksd Oh. II htxh dzuteI, hsfme
! tho present aeasoa hekAn. though 1t WA k1ovc
, 1870-12-30

IN g.rtn9. N Tednesday9 paper, sne repoEs OF
Copl1, TO Waich William Boomer and R. b HI.
= ere parties, an unfortunate error occurred. y
which Mr.. Boomer Eas-made 70 appear y as-
Whole reputation 8 nnlmpeacned, vas palouu
II the case, and wcu his suir-