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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

Thomas Malloy, Of the Metropolitan
police, who had been sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the Parish Prison,
has been pardoned by Governor Warmoth.
The offense was assault and battery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by Governor Warmoth to constitute
the Board of Health:
A. w. Smyth. R. H. Howell, E. ". Pierce,
j. s. Walton, G. b. White and S. c. Russell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

Six per cent interest on the outstanding certif-
Gates OF scrip will be paid to the holders thereof OF
their legal representatives on and after Monday,
ninth May next.
The outstanding certificates of the issue OF 1861
will be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof or
their legal representatives. and after Monday,
ninth May next, from which date ali nteres: thereon
will cease.
dividend of forty per cent is declared on the net
earned premiums entitled TO participation, for
which certificates will be issued and after the
first DAY of June next.
By order OF tn Board of Trustees.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Prssidsnt
A. CARRIERS, Vice PrsslGer-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

loo baskets quarts and piuts Krug Co.
LOO baskets, quarts and pints; Piper HeidsiCk.
For sale at the lowest market price by
". II. HENNING & CO.,
mh27 2t2dp 95and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

Miss Lucille Western this evening at the
Academy as Lazy ISABEL and Madame Vine,
in the great sensational drama OF East
Jynner
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ID / Z ID

BROWN--At a. quarter to ten o'clock P. M, Tues.
day, March %, UHAPPELL Il. BROWE, aged
seventyfour years native of Petersburg, Virginia,
and resident OF this city for the last thirtyfour
years.
His friends and those of his sons and those Of the
Singleton family are requested to attend the
funeral from his late residence. No. 152 Thalia
street. between Camp and Magazine streets, this
Wednesday, evening, at four o'clock.
Richmond and Petersburg papers please copy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

"Frou.Frou at the Academy next Men
day evening and during the week, with
Miss Lucille Western as the leading charac-
ter, supported by J. A. Herne.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

The Eastern mail due yesterday noon ar
here on time.
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SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES /!

so barrels pints English PICKLES, Gross 4 Black.
wells
20 cases assorted Huntley & Palmer's English
CRACKERS.
Gross Blackwelfs. Z
For sale By
w. H. HENNING & CO.,
mhN St 2dp s. and 81 Camp street,
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
Hon John 4. Dix New York
John j. Crane, President Bank Of Repuic
William NJ Vern,iiys. Banker. Wall eeet. Ver"
milye Coz
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier News Banking
Company.
Hon George Opdyke ex. Mayor Of New DIRK
Minot @. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney do
Benjamin B. Sherman Treasurer aeH !ork steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold firm Arnold, Ooustabis DO.
Richard H. Browne. of Wetmore & Broue. lawSerm
Z. W Haughwont, firm L. V. Haughwoi Co.
William Wilkens firm ". Wiikens DC
julius H. Pratt Merchant
William W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles j. Starr Merchant
William Allen, Merchant.
George W. Cuyier, Banker, Palmyra, ew York
George IT. Hope, President Continual Fire In
su-ance Company.
Joha Ii. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckharn, corner Ftft avenue and
Twenty. third street, New York.
William T. Hooker, Wall street
Edward FL. Wright, Newark, New Jeeg-
George W. Earlee. Lawyer.
W L. Cogswsu. Merchant
JOSEPH kAGNER.
Manager for Louisiana and Tsxa- No. lbe Com
mon street. New Orleans fels y
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McILLHENNY SAUCE.
Manufactured from ne pure Tabasco Pepper. nd
the finest rlavorinG Sauce manufactured for soups,
meats, fish and oysters,
For sale by the Agents,
W. II. HENNING L CO.,
nh2T 3odp IS and 81 Camp street.
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powerful frame. But he was, in peace,
gentle and easy of approach, polite to his
officers, kindly toward his men and terrible
only to the enemies of his country.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
". r.. PECKHhM. President.
W. T. BOOKkR. Vice President.
L. EsosDAM, Secretary and hctuary.
G. a FREDEIKAR, Superintendent ebgencis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans. CRY OF New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
second day of March, 1610.
P. CHARLES CUyELLIER
Dahl
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
We will attend to the payment of all CITY
TAXES and LICENSES at liberal discount.
MACMURDO & RAWLE,
mh20 lw2dp& l6 Carondeet street.
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NOTICE.


~
CoarMTTrgH ROOMS OF HOPE HOOK AND LADDER, !
Company, No. 8, and Mechanics Engine I
Company No. 6, New Orleans, March u, ieIu.
The undersigned, members of the above COM
paries. are the only authorized persons to solicit
and recsva donations to assist as in trip North
trial of speed End service:
4. II. Swanson, r II. Diamond.
William Swan William johnson.
A. KaIiuski u. Hurley,
M. Kennedy, j. L. Condor.
Guss ANGEL, j. Gauche, Jr.,
n. Carroll, J. McCaEeIy,
William Foster, =. RI. &ateIs,
Charles Youug. A. A. Stone,
l.. Norris Alex Dapremon5,
n. A Lambias, George hanliiC0E.
mb27 st A. A. STONE. Secretary.
SHAKER PRESERVES.
200 cases, fine assortment, Just received snd for
sale low to the trade By
w. H. HENNING 4 CO..
mh27 ct 2dp IS and ~ Camp street.
BREMEN BEER. :. BREMEN BELR.
lCo casks. quarts and pints Mullen & Dsetien's
for sale By
W. H. HENNINd & co,
mh27 81 2dp So and 81 Camp street.
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A GREAT IMPROVEMENT
BANQUETTES. CARRIAGE WAYS, BASEMENT
AND WAREHOUSE FLOORS, CEMETERY
AND GARDEN WALKS, SCHOOL YARDS,
ETC
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INSURANCE.

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UAKDIAN MUTUAL LIE In
sURAEOE COMPANY. OF NEW YRK-
Established Ga 1850
ALL POLICIES NON FoRFErrsLE
DASH OR THIRD LOAN PBMIDMS
NO NOTES REQUIRED.
E.ass Cash Dividend T.fty Ps Gen
cezb assets ovar So, oooG
pocios in force. z5,oO0,N
Animal income. ............ LoWoo
r,osaas maid e,,cs 1879 .......... 800 0M
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TEAS-TEAS--TEAS.

We have in store the finest assortment Of Green
Black, Breakfast and japan TEAS in the city
which selling lower than any other house in
the city for the quality.
W. II. HENNING & Co,
mh27 32ip 50 and 81 Cam street.
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McEWENS' ALE! McEWENS' ALE !
10 Casks Just received per steamship Amazon. and
for fsle By
W. H. HENNING & co,
mh27 St 2dp IS and 81 Camp street.
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Established sa fs53-

East Cash Dividend r.1ty Ps Gen
, 1870-07-16
FEARFUL TORNADO.


E.ler,c H. [Ju,y 1s,Cpyrr.poHdence eftke ST. Lo,,is
On Sunday last, hbout p. n, fearful tor
11to passed over strip of country lying
about quarter OF n mile northwest OF the
town Of Marissa, situated in the southeastern
rast Of this {st; Clair county. A pleasant
rain had been fallmg all day, aud, about the
time named, two small clouds we're seen to
approach and meet, when Immediately the
fury and violence Of the tornado be-
ban, producing destruction to fances,
wheat in shock aud stack, trees,
tirds, ;ete: Fortunately, its; path, was
irgs of men, or We should have hnl to chroni.
Gle, no doubt, q sad destruction OF humanlfe.
it, track was about sir rods wide, and extend
ell for about two miles in length; its direction
was from southwest to northeast, and ita hoise
like that of the continued discharge Of heavy
artillery. Tie appearance of the storm waA
like that Of great dark, moving pillar or vnst
column, bringing swift destruction to what-
ever came in its way.
After tho passage Of thetempest, birds were
found mangled and torn, and = dove was
picked nr dead with scarce feather renaain-
ing on it. Wheat shocks were torn to pieces,
and alrfences lifted like feathers. Four large
wheat stacks belonging to Mr. J. NJ. Qui1kin
ware hurled from their foundations, and soue
Of the wheat left in heap Of loosened sheaves,
the rest scattered to the winds. Two OF the
stacks were thrown Al each other BY the power
of the hurricane. The old mill known as Col
the tornadoss track. Il drew from the old
chimney great volume or coa1 SCOT, 50 that
the mill Ind the appearance Of being suddenly
set on fire, or being fixed up for work.
Fourteen large apple trees in the orchard Of
Nj. John HAaker were lifted up by the roots
aud made play things for the storm. Many Of
! these tTees we're more than foot In diameter,
aO1 when hIr4 nm in ffya air i,1t] ffa
ance of great umbrellas. Large Usage hedges
were tern and twisted. No ordinary building
could have stood against it, power when large
trees like those tom ont were lifted md car.
ried long distances. Those who saw tho tor.
| nado describe it as grand beyond comparison.
yet appalling. Outside Of its truck there was
nuthiug to claim or indicate 10 any one the
| fearful power that the tempest possessed. Il
appears to have lost ita power after reaching
tie timber On Mud Greek
, 1870-07-16

]. committed blunder Of the most sar1ous mag
nitude. Mr. Wells ID nov frAe to speak % !
mu1, and . retonner, and is entirely emsnei-
rated from The restraints OF red tape, which
arc more or Less incident to every public posi-
tiqn. General Grant ard his Cabinet will find
ifthey, do not know it already, that ti,sy h,ve
earned curses instead OF blessings from the
people: for their opposition to Mr. Wells con-
linuancg as special Commissioner Of tho Rere-
ltue. lie will prove a very Peter the Hermit
TO the cause he las espouaed
Of course, louisville mist share in the bene-
1t ot hearing Mr.. Wells. Our city mlst be
Laced Oh the LIST Of his engagements. An
opportunity is nos afforded the onlcers OF the
Louisville Free Trade League 10 do something
70 promote the objects Of their organization
Let Nr. Well=, therefore, be invited and urged
to come 10 Louisville.
We are I'll talking about live issues.' II
Mr.. Wells is allowed to pass US by it will show
rhaticauy the direct issue of the hour
We understand that alr. Wells is an Admira-
ble spea!:er. His writings chow that he las
fervor, and TO the speaker this is an essential
quality.
The laboring MASSES are uncomfortable and
Iii. satisfied. In his various reports, Mr. Wells
has pointed ouL with cogcncy that cannot be
resisted or garsaid that the CAUSES Of this dis
satisfaction proceed from vicious currency
aud IN absurd atld oppressive tariff. Mr..
Wells message, therefore, is addressed eepeci-
ally 10 the poor man. He hns always been the
peoples friend. Africans, laborers, aud me-
chal.ics may Learn from him that the csils IN.
der which they suffer are real, tangible, and
Iear at home, and compared with which john
Clinaman is q mere bug-bear, about whom
there is no use whatever to get into passion.
Give us sound currency syBtem aud jus
and rational tax law, and we shall put stop
10 tie dangerous and cruel tendency now ope
tinually. growing richer and the poor poorer
when simply means that an undue proportion
OF the results Of labor are transferred from
the laborer to the capitalist employer. In bis
last report Mr. Wells has some very philosoph-
ical remarks On this subject-Iemafks, by the
way, which have not attracted the atstntion
they deserve and a. the struggle between
capital aud labor. or in other words, between
right and wrong, il, after all, the keynote Of
the revenue reform agitation, the masses will
soon have at opportunity Of having this
l'sanch Of the subject discussed by Que who is
neither blatant fanatic, d dcmagosue, or q
politician, but by an earneat, thoughtful. and
truly wise and good man.
, 1870-07-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

FRIDAY EyES1SG. July H.
TIE actual declaration OF war between
rance and Prussia LAS set everybody to spec
ulating upon what will be the effect upon tho
commerce and finances of bur own country.
lie fret fleet would naturally be to put down
tie prices Of our government aud railway Sc
c11ritics in Europe. The la,4kers Of the coun-
tiles involved in the war would sell ont AM
trican aecurities III order to hare the use Of
their capital in coin to be loaned to their own
governments. The prices ct our government
bonds would therefore temporarily decline,
and the negotiation Of American rsil-
way loans would be Impossible. It is,
however, not improbable that the largest por-
ton of the decline in United States bonds in
consequence Of the WIZ has already been an
ticipafed. The European war in no respect in
jrres the credit Of the United States, but on
the contrary can scarcely fail to ba beneht.
The governments which will appeal to the capi-
tslists of Frankfot and London for loans to
carry on the war may bo bankrupt at its termi-
nation. France, BY Proposing to Issue paper
practicallv acknowledges it before she begins !;
Int Whatever may become Of French or Prus-
siau loans The bonds Of tho United States afford
III Investment to foreign capital which will
not only be secure from tho contingencies Of
the war, but will pay larger profit than any
Aue than in trade in the countriea disturbed
Ly war, These considerations cannot fail IN
lie end to have weight with foreign capital
ists, and help to sustain the price Of United
States bonds in foreign markets. The war
viii, IN any event, cause an increased demand
1or The large stock Of breadstufs nov in this
country; but il Ruesia should become in-
yoIyetl in it. and the Blnck Sc. ports be block
edcd, thus cutting on the supply Of wheat BY
that route, England's supply. would hsye
to be drawn almost e1c1usiyely from America
With, SO large surplus on hand Of last years
crop, and another abundant crop u Prospoc-
tive. our exports Of breadstutfs would pc large
re1t few months. Our imports noufd also
nece asArlly diminish, because the operators
who haye manufactured mAny important G1dE
Ct goods would be engaged either IN tho fight
| ing Or IN manufacturing war material :. Tie
l i:;c1ease Of our exports, aad sh6 decrease ot
, 1870-07-16
An Ant5-lncome Tax Assoc fatton
Movement OF CtEzzens III Rllilnarl.

In viow of the threatened reimposition Of
tie Income Tax, number Of the most re-
spcctable citizens Of Philadelphia lately uai-
ted in an agreement, which we give below, in
order that II Congress should not refrain
from the Ieeuactment OF that Offensive t.x,
courts. As it nov seems almost hopeless to
expect relief from Congress, meeting of
}Eoee gentlemen WIS held on Friday to form
an Anti-1ncome Tax Association. The agree
ment referred 10 Was az follows:
NHEKkAs, The undersigned are ndrtScd thar the
question of the costttuuonaltty Of the act Of C,n
gress imposing tax on incomes has not been 50
brought before the supreme court Of the United
and With reference 10 a the different kinds of in
cene5; Gnd + Z saes tsas nnat t. Id
dune without incuT1frE considerable expenditure;
therefore, IL IL hereby a4recd:
l. That the undersigned, for the purpose OF
@ Se 1 y e. "a ece
expenses in proportions pro-rased with the sums
set opposite to their respective namea not cd
ing such SUMS In the aggregate.
T. THAT a committee xta1 he appointed, with
authority to retain counsel, who shall take the
necessary steps to obtain decision In the prem-
ISIS, !n the names Of the undersigned, and who
shall bring aud defend all suits thence arising.
= That treasurer bc selected, to collect
from the undersigned, from tune To time, the
funds requisite for the prosecution Of the said
ment Vim. Sellers, John Sellers, j., A. D.
Jes=up, J. .. Lippincott, Henry g. Lea, !. G.
Fell, Joseph s. Lowering. II. Baird, Charles
G. Parry, Evan R.ndolph, Powers & Weight
man, Henry G. Morris, c. H. Clark, Jhsob
E.egel, George ". Chllds, Henry G. Gibson,
pre1el d Co., E. T. Cope, Chaa. Mesarge,
cbarlt Spencer, n. c. Houston, 8. T. So11a
Thomas MacEeflar, Edward RobeSts. Wm-
Adamson. Joseph Wharton. Arrangements
wcle made on Friday for the organization 0.
the proposed association, under tho title i.
given above, " Anti-1ncome Tax Association
, 1870-07-16
FINANCIAL.

q. q. BooDT. D. A. Booor. e. P. BooDT.
, 1870-07-16

our imports, would have 4 tendency to .,'>
vent any great rise in gold, and, though ~
tifat, exports Of gold may be large, the
balance OF trade would soon be
turued IN our favor, and the 10"
eign holders Of our securities should send
them back to this country TO realize on
them, which. however does not seem probable.
1t IL upon this point, however, that. ih con-
nection with prices, tho most important co,-
tingencies IN the whole matter hinge. II our
bonds are sent back to tilia country in large
amounts to be turned into money, the oxporfs
Of the gold realized Tor them would cauaa q
large advance in the price Of gold, and coase-
4uentlv IN all currency prices, and LreadstufTs,
under the stinulants Of AL extra foreign de-
maid and an alvanceingold, would experience
d lurSer advance than anything else AZ far
concerned it may be safely assumed that the
gold price u bonds cannot dec:i1e much with
out corresponding rise in gold that would
MAINTAIN their currency price at about the
same figures, because that would imply de-
cline in the value Of the interest-beariug obi.
cations Of the government, without any de-
cline in its MISUNDERSTANDING notes. 1u
general terms, u war between nations with
which We hare al intimate commercial aud
financial relations as France and North Ger
many .canpot fail to have a damaging effect
upon some branches OF our own commerce,
Out VI +AG h4uA5 Nc ouAll pEUU4U4S We DouS-
fted more than injured.
The advance in the grim markets today
made more speculative demand for money.
The banks, however, feel disposed to discou1-
age speculation as much a. practicable, .ba-
cause they krow that the grain is not going
forward as it should to get it out Of the way Of
the new crop. Their loaus arc already higher
iu proportion to deposits than usual, and any
further expansion would make money tight
Tor all legitimate purposes. however, borrow
ers who furnish satisfactory coilaterals gat
what money they apply for without much difi-
Guilty. Country collections are rather hight.
and not very satisfactory.
Currency ia ouly in moderate supply, as
there is more going to the country than is be-
ing received
Exchange continues scarce, owing to the
light shipping movement. Sales we're made
between oanks to-day. at Csc per s1,Mo pre-
MUM. At the counter bankers sell at 1-lo
premium and buy at lilo discount.
The range Of gold in New York, to-day, as
telegraphed to Bsr1att L March, waa:
, 1870-07-16
REAL ESTATE,

Warrantee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles OF the Court House
died for record on Friday, Ju1S Is:
Desplatnes St, 1s5X It n oi.MadIson st, "
SsS1s a. Il II It 1ean & csspin T. IT, t. 1ii; ii
July y1s..-.......... .....-.............. 4,oot
Lor 10 IN Waikei's suD oi Block IL ii Walsh +''''
AcMnliln;s sub Of Section 80, 80, II, ~,
Fiity.siS ids in BradwelVs addition; june ~
..........:..:....:.:.....: -. 14.oot
Fremont st, lsS # n Of Centre St, e i, ssxis5
Rush s, Il Il n of oai ;st, i. Is s2-i0ox '''S
orehstd st. 11s It oi Sophia St; i. s4xso ''
Orchard st; p ii Il i Sophia it. i, si1ss ~, w.
1a1iaSee ! 81, cor Of Hoibie IT, vi, s;x -
Ito it; May 1B, 1863. 9....................... ST.
se91os It u Block g, Sc IS. 10, ID, east -,
whteaouse a pi plass j. w soa ii B1ddaa St 00
Mi;a;esa qi ~ Is Il Soa & riii,y:iss st. @
25xls1H It; Dec. 50, 1865. ..-.-....... e,ooe
T. 3oxl75N #; July II. :.:...::....:...: 1s,es:
11e7 It; Nov. 1859 .-.:..-........-.,.. 9.aso
8-19x120 It, With buildings; July 1b.. 80. 50G
TTen.ieth 9. 1asn g Of Indiana AZ, i, nina,
SOUTH Of CITY LMI1S.
ssA acres u v v Of e Sec. IL, ss, II -,
Nersa IL III Il Of 90 aerss Of e Xne i Sec. ~
waSssa y, ! ' cor Fony.nfst Il, 81, sox
'oy ss1 .; o; ,:,r1 ;ix;is @'oo
waye,ly ay, Of Twelfth 81, = 4. aaxls4ft:
, 1870-07-16

NEW ToRE, July 1b.-The dry Witnessed greater
excitement In 1iunlcal circles than any slhee the
gSn. TIE unsettled feeling was reilcc1ed il the
gold market, where the volume OF baslaess was
iluTleuse and the fluctuations wide and frequent.
Ee1ure the formal opening Of the room guild sold
ar'14st. This vas on private cable dispatches,
dated late last night giving 6af. 6c. as the quota
ton Of TeAtes, saEinx there vas great excitement
a. BerlfDt and that wur Gas Inevitable. Later pu0
liz dispatches gave est. aoc. az the qaoiai0n Of
ren'es, and reported that the prospect was mnIe
.pcacefu!, which caused decline to 1lsKsss,
from which there waa 4 rally to lax, the
recorded price In the room. Al this
point London dispatches werc recelFed saying that
war was inevitable; that Prussia was MISSING her
fNrees, ard TINT French neet had sailed under
sealed orders, but it was believed that Its mission
was to blockade Pfuss4sn ports This carried prices
ssn % f. 4 From h 1s hs was anosr 1sf
hopes OF q peaceAble adjustment between France
anu p1ussla had been given up, ana Napoleon
iuiiy credited, and only advanced ihe price to
1AI, after which it declined to 11&ss@1141. Subj
seq1ently dispatches were received saying the
were down to 61f, SOC, which advanced gold
to-. 115E. The excitement continued
a9a ill., A. t. sae clsss .s;ncs i m
French rentes from 63f to 6sf SOC was reported,
which was Interpreted rs slight hope for peace.
sa1D 9 IBIS S4 SSa i nsss to k az sss "a su
at The close French rcntes were quoted at 6Gf and
failing, while cable kilograms spoke Of the con-
the highest point Of the dny, and started DOWN
ward movement tn value on the Stock Exchange.
The market closed at 116s4@11oss. :.
row viii amount 10 81 ooo 6Oo Of which $125 oV 70
hy the Dale line, anu S2so,000 by the Bremen line.
Carrying rates have been s@s per cent. Clear
The news from Europe had marked effect on
the Produce Exchange, and the breads'nGs mar.
1et was active at an advance, With Increased
Tsn Sfoct ESchance mtYcrrd nv the anuoupcc-
, 1870-07-16
Gll1noi. and michigan Canal.

CANAL Lock, CHICAGO July ~ p. 1u--CLEAE-
Ep-J. L Alexander, Lemont, light; Planet, Le-
ment, light; 4. $; Carpenter, Morris, M Ighs; E
AKa1EED-BoaFd of Trade, Mxrsellles, $500 bu
cntn 5000 bu oats; John CarteE, Joliet. 1000 bu
500 ha corn; Aontauk, Lockport, Light; DlIt8o,
Lockport, 80 Jus stone; Colonel Aartin, Big Rnn,
81 yds stone: Eclipse, 1emont. IS yds stone; r. H.
mont, s. Yds stone: s. & T., Lemont, IS yds stones
ii. l. Peaslee, Lcnnons, S4 ydy Stone; H. walker.
Lemont, 80 ytls stone: j.. Il. Walker, Lemons, q
yts stone, 50 brls lime; Jennie, HtnooEa 100 tons