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, 1870-03-20
SrAsblHg ARRAYS.
Two in the West Division within an Hour-.-
One Of Them Serious,

About twenty minutes past O'Clock last evening
q Norwegian named Samuel GoyBon stopped In
front Of the house Of Corv1n Welsh, No. a West
Indiana street, and committed an offence which i
considered, BY m ordinance, u adlsorde1iy~ He
Was sightlJ intoxicated st the ume, and this may
account for bis Improper conduct The vile Of
Welsh saw him, and naked him what he waa dc!ng
there Goyson WAS speechless, but In fighting
mood. Setting AZ empty mllf can which Was on
sstor. She screamed, nm into the house and told
her husband. He came out worry quarrel en-
sued, which ended IN Welsh being stabbed In the
abdomen by GOyEon. The NounIetmAQ Was tn
me<1!ately taken Into his abode and physician WIS
sent for: DT. Peterson came, and 1fIcr examining
the wound pronounced 1t ! dangerous one, And
exprrs*ed himself Is Of the opinion TINT Welsh
w1s despatched for the doctor Was told 70 Ind =
policeman. He met omces vogle, told him OF the
occurrence, and Eogle arrested COY son and took
him to the Union Street Station. where he win re-
MAiu until Wctkh EccuveE5 sur1cleDtly 70 Appcat
against him, or the Coroner commits him for
murder.
A JounR MN named Aarin1s Oleson VIII also
stabbed, but not dangerously, yesterday. About
halfpast oclsck In the afternoon, "a he was pass
eral urchlna threw suowballs Ut him He became
AngT, ran After the boys, and caught ons Of them.
When about TO give him = tolnelnG f3 hl1 mis-
ehievous propensity, large boy came up with m
open Pehk1lfe IN his hand and Stabbed Olceop In
the LEFT A1m- A small 4rtery WAS severed, and the
blood flowed from the wound profuse1y. He wn1
taken to hts home on 1ndiana street, and physt.
blnR had not been arrested up 10 O'Clock this
morning.
, 1870-03-20
ARDpc pcTlOR.
Child Carried Away by = Strange Woman.
and Rcseaed under Singular
Circumstances.

4 singular and mysterious SEDUCTION TOOK place
On Thursday morning last About O'Clock on
that Day, lttie daughter uf Samuel flckliu, who
resides At No. 500 1ndisna street. was enttced away
trom In front Of her fsthef's house By . wonxn
who promised to gtEe her watch and sorne 1tn-
ftts> The little one, who + about years Of age,
had been playing on the sidewalk with her brother,
and the litter, as BOON a. he SAN the WOMAN take
bis klster away, nm In and told his mother thAt
"h;s sl'l1 n,d coa1ed = Aatnet. 81 The mother
and he stsfted in pursuit. He called II the Chicago
Avenue . * Police sta.on, I'D si was informed thas
been found on the street and taken to The house OF
Mrs. Peter Spltthon, No. 20 Cornell street He
called ut tho house md wAs refoiced tn finding he1
therr- She had been brought there BY Nj. Allls, d
teacher connected with St. Bonlface's Church, who
found her IN the church neATty Hude aud almost
frozen to deAsh. How she got there Is NOT known.
MI. Eicklln endcAvofed 10 Ind the abiuctos, but
did not succeed. Nhat motive the woman had In
aktnG the little one aw1y cannot be coutectured
as Nj. Nickln does not know Of any one whom -ht
can call Al enemy. Perhaps the ahtuctF NM
have been hctu2ted by 4 love Of mischief
, 1870-03-20

Ely he hsn iustc the 7oos asrmatn 70. ths Pecsf-
cations, and would not ns 1gtponstntc fuT r A..
cotunna Il those Of one storJ were st upon n tas
noer Et5aesh Or II + ne columns set on' on INC
'sMsn. Mr. casrpsn ma = snsweled, aUpou the etrleM-
NJ: Randall ssked 4 tnat wasn't deviation
It certainly Was deviation from the original plan.
Who authorized that he didn't know, Ae ne.es
heard anything about 4 refusal 70 pus y "
Lea came in and saw mo engaged tn dfaw1n9a g
On the roof, and sad that he would ta1e CaIc u
thns M1 fose 9e gn so he
md ventlatng departments Hc e1rianee - %
the FestlnR Of The Iron columns, some 81 them
vas Because some were higher than other1, and
The plate was LEFT out to uafe up this inequality
Rose and were IN company whcn the Foundations
viii regard to he cement which Was used. A
sample being presented, Nj Chapman said he
Tie foundations, hne clay was stlncl o. not
Here IN adjournment WIS had for the commit
tee TO 70 over and visit the Court House. In order
Mr. Rose r Is called as Wltness upon their return.
nc was the architect OF tho east wing Of the Court
Ho1se: The building 3 vas generally built n &C.
standing on Top o. box girde1z These columns
arc continuous from the basement 10 the top.
AID here ensucd a technical examination The
each column rests lie originally made calcula-
so uous ~ W lus ~ weSs @ MMlen ~ W 1set ~ .n ~
ass' aa Is =, E,a aAnAt 11tu sS ~
L ~ nlu1s y. " SMeaSo so4 &c na1
never Al!empleu io Make IN etsGt esttnats "
Mnat Melfnt ToIo pf plaesu on tne lounuauonA -
~ Mna. ns atstnap.ea ~ "a ~ r.. ,s,o
nieans " us tnseISea aItn, aLo ulo ~. ;l,n sMuA
ns FioA1eu any aiCMIec!u9N psuap!e.
uM ooleI IN nuetMX u inA hlcn
Vas 70 nave eontnuous bearing ~ eeal tn1onEa q
me Wnoie lenHln o. lne WAL. Ae eApla!aep y "
tne clRE!nH ol tne !ouhda1lohs. lEey hIucA DUE
Clay and dng INTO II 81 inches y some places, anu
, 1870-03-20
The Produce 3INrkets.

NEW Y0Rk-.
NEW YcRK, March 12.-cor roS.opsaed ssea5I.
and closed 4utet; sales Of 800 halss a. 5Sc
HRXIpsTCyFA AFlour-Recetpts, $3.50 br.s: mar
at ssnS! foi ~. stase I'D Ween
fpr extra State; 81 LGSts560 for c11a Western 50
eeso Ter chcicesw nite Eheat e1na; e seoo o ios
sdeo@1 % fur good . choice DO: ine,9d!nS aa2
hrls foF grades extra, to aIltve neIt week. as
s ss, gs ou. easWsa WassEssep s.ss ss eSs b.
sor; % aa,es es'': :s.ooo CO. eu st see tor Se!eetsl
IL; for r rn,ef nd md amber western; $3.50 for
s,lcs, $1,000 h6 Canada Western Il sl.eaal g.
C.n-Keee.pts, s,4ss bu; scarce and shade bet
ter for new; sales, $1,000 na a. 91GssG for
en- en- He % for ssSa new yeow 1Sn w SD ior nev
tss Rsfs &c fs5 ss efT epsnts sfns4
sales Of 1890 ha ii 5Gsasc for Western n store
and aroat: eo8sse for Ohio and s,ate-
dull sales Of $40 hhds Cuba at 9ha1oc; 15o bo1es
Havana at loAsc- Aolasses dull
PE1ao1ECN-Dull ut 14snac for crude, ana
s6aesLc for refined.
CoAL-Qutet ---. 49,
seesEc for domestic ncece; s:izst;c Tor pul.e,i:
asHc Tor conhinr:
lA1uER-Stcady.
L1NsKkp Ou-DuL
ssfoo im mess: slso&sia. 10 for prime, md ts.os
Tor prime mesa; also 200 hris mesa, seller April,
5:Goo. Beef stea,,y sales Of 80 hFts It s1n.0o@
$500 for new plain mess: x1400a1s.s0 for new
extra mess. TicIce Beef-Salea ~ urs al
xsaMtesaoo lor prime mess; sas.b0a3lo0 for
lnd4 MeAA Beef hams stea0y; sales Ito brtx
a. 1SSoo.as GO fo5 nsH. Cut meats steady. sales
3s p1ss e. Al hsEs ,,os ao sn0ness ,a, and I've
bsaes Il ior caneerland cut; 14Sc ,oP 81 long R
1sIa,!Er foI ar.' uio1i! Fs 81 .es -
az trs sssa1n saIisr M, Ma M "a - a1so
1+ Bptser s;eaay a, 1Ass III on OHIO 'I9a; Gs.s1:
! rnjat ~ 1Ia1se 1 - Asse-'~ A'' uN'"' ~aeeSe
ETy1cs,TS yS and unch,n,r,
METgs shrs,hlnW @ rnnner stea,,v =, s,r. INN,
cnnnsr 1,,i.f ~ 1aaIa = X pa,s11s - @ iuHu.
Stnerior PIG iron onist and stsaiiT st Sss -
fnr Srntch. INA al ona y ~, ~ .rnaIr.T NJ ~ :
nuiet nn,I t3rnon,nc at ~ n fnr ref1net1 F,rsn
and Amer1cnn Sheft dntI n ifa1sr IN t.oI.i fnr
Russia. NsiIs qriet at 4s,ts4Ae ior cut; g ios M
e'10en' "AN -'9 ~ T.TrT Iyts.'
BRxlrsrsrrs-Fl,ur c,osed du1, and unchanged.
Hot auu . s'1J ~ =. ~ ~
nau lGs ~, @ ieu e. ~ ano - aanpss estetu ~. ~
md steady at a4<s9se for sound new mixed West
efn.
tKoststoSIFoEk UNI ~ SsoVv !ot mesd hTel
an, np pscen non,nni,I ns,sn9czi Ie, ,a @
at 1sa14Sc far Soed to prime steam. Nt''
WnIs- WsTr ~, y $40 ~ too n-,. ., oar2,, y,
- ~ saaes = ~ w ~ n 'e5s@''s
ao' "sS'eAH 'ieet t,9iHus aH - !TA tsN11a-
uuwrxre W,1.h "a Rv,,,s-,,vs- p,,,,
: dnlI and ansnsnEsd; y. s4:s1A Whsat que,
t aau weak, Al ssc for 40 so.sc ios 20; Cosn @
sal! ano nomina., ~ NC 1eE neE ~ HaGL Uas4
n1MsI, q " @ 1os ~ y, - ana nHs;ey
, 1870-03-20

LONDON. March 1a-l p. m--Consols ior
seou't,es en III sseaT eGpseis '9s aos sa 81:
10 aos. 81. Erie, u; Illinois Central 115a; Great
Western, -.
FRANKFURT, March 1o.-Bends nrm and active
at s5Hc-
PAK1s, March 19.-Dourse quiet, at ~ &C e.,..
LIVERPOOL, March 1s-Eyening.-Cosu19ptn1Io
10,o 900 bales npl2nIs 1t 11td: Orleans, S.1 M
= IS i'd; winter, s. los- I'D sstea en- noas; mi
1Ss CoTn-Not mixed, us 81 oats' PEAS auo
barley unchanged Tan, ss. 81, Cheese,
1G5 Cd Bacon, o6A
FFoducs 15.nh sa-IIuseeA cakes dull Sugar
anl LS1: fin:sced oT. sas q. Refined petroleum duh
Il i q Tnsntls9e, s9s sa oue. 1851 on SPOT
a1@1xr. March f9-Pettoleum quiet AZ 5o4sE
, 1870-03-20
THE pnllsE c0HRTs.


A few days a2p there was pnblfshed In THE
Tz1sCNx an hccount Of a dastardly outrage COM
tultted upon . citizen BY ruf1ans, On Adam
street near western avenue. Two men accom-
panied him In hack to his home, and, At his very
door, robbed, and then made 4 most inhunAn as
sault upon him, nrst knocking him down and then
pulling on bis boots and using them ~ In
Suunenn Of vengeance, because the money found
upon the victIms person was not adequate 70 their
Anticipation The case wns given INTO The hands
Of the police, and yesterday the arrest OF the hAck-
nm, named Pauack MARKHAM, Who participated
tn,the assault, waa enected He waa ar1alGned
beiere Justice BznJon Jcseertay morning. but
uEtog TO the INABILITY Of The victim to appear n :
, 1870-03-20
Merrhant1' Lunch

u.E Cortett has purchased the Merchants
Lnnch-soom, In the rear Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, and Is now prepared to accommodate any
number Of boa1ders 1t the most reasonable prices
The bill Of fare Is very extensive, As Aze also the
wines and Liquors kept here, which are Always OF
the choicest 1t will be found hereafter 70 be one
OF the most pepulnr lunch resorts Ii tie city. Six
dotlxEs worth Of tickets are sold for f. See ad-
YfrtiseYuent IN anpfher column.
, 1870-03-20
Hash.

In the Spirit afa Tnes Of March i, We Ind the
following, referring to the lecture lately delivered
q this city on Hash, BY F. G. Welsh, Esq:
ave direct the attention of our readers TO
most graphic and Vigorous description OF double
team mt In Chicago, and Its ELECTS upon Pres.
bytertan amateur, hs printed on another paEr- It
was reported tor Is from q lecture before com
merc1l society in Chicago, by Its President. F. g.
Welsh, Esq, and is one Of the most humorous and
eIhilarattnG sketches ever given"
, 1870-03-20
THE s.s acR1 EXPEDITION.

Ii the Edite>. ef TIE CAicu1o Tribune:
lam requested By the ot11cesB Of this9 Aasoe!ouon
to kate to the public through the press, that The
expedition has no Intention Of Interfering with The
"poor Indian or bis reservations, nor putting BIZ
friend at Washington to the trouble Of sending
lection against the marsudng bands Of white
settlefH infestIng this Territory, The expedition
Bt1n organizing, and will 60 Very respectfully,
Il. A. PlIRCE,
1Jc+,h 1a.n
, 1870-03-20
Millinery Opening,

1ncfe viii be grand opening OF fashionable
maher!. 10 nc newest Spring styles, II the cstab-
successor to D. A. HeMea,-on ntxt FrIiay snd
Saturday, March 33 and "a Nj. Gibuons aas re-
Gently returned from tho East with splcpdid ~
noNers, feathers, and inc lacca. Tne lsdies Mil
nnd It to their adyAnt2xe TO be present 81 tnis
opening, which VII bo one OF the most rreAe1ehs Of
the ecAeoQ
, 1870-03-20

Attention Ia called to the advertisement OF
AesrH BJsp, Smith 4 ca, importers. No, us
Lake street, In another column. This n1m have
Smith Reeder, and have greatly enlarged
thetf facilities for carrying on thelr tncre@-
Ing business. They now offer the most COM
yer ware, fancy goods etc, ever before offered 70
The public Everything here VIII BE- sold as specie
Drtcea
, 1870-03-20

ptEton 4. Amoske6g, Start 4, nd Pattne e1t1a
D se1hT & 11ae:' 'Fs*ha!KetA A, 1lNc: lincoln
s, Is yards, beautiful muslin Is Of
efrd as low ~ 1a+e GaTd1ef prnt8
SIC: Wansutta at CSC: Gloucester kegaRa shirt
!sSS 1oSe Anes se; Msa5sHSr. 1s. M 5e1 ,es1a s.pna
makes, Canton rannels are selling at concession.
Amoskesg i brown, eskc; do blesehed, SIC; E.
fer1oD, &c; do h1uwu o, saHc. Brooks spool cot
at Sc Sprinr .batmoorl skirts ac.tve at s6-:a.2
sico Fer dozen, as TO quality. BEtghts tspest.y
carpets arc d0wn s1.7sX9Lsc: Hartfo.ur SplT TO
sl.eo, and medium supetnnr to S1.eQ,
, 1870-03-20
To Eat, or Not to Eat.

Everybody who has tried the new and pleasant
dining rooms Of Nj. James Trpw, recently opened
At 20 Is Lake street. pronounce them aw fa1 in
every respect We arc pleased to notice Tits
success, and our nerchants, bankers, and doKn-
town buHueas men Say that the cent1Al location,
choice fare, and agreeable attention, must make
them eSpecitl{y popular.
, 1870-03-20

- Tx CHICAGO CLCH -
Within the past week Wood, the Captain OF the
Chicago C7uh, and Myerac, have arrived and Fc-
ported for duty, leaving now but Fisher and
White to put IN an appearance. Both Of these
arc expected IN a feF days A special meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the club Is called for tornoE
row night at the rooms OF the club, Nos S and %
Reynolds Block. A full attendance i desired, a.
business Of importance Ia to be transacted.
, 1870-03-20
waurine Papr and Irvine.

Attention IS called to the advertisement Of j. s
Pettboae, 1o4 and 1o6 Randolph street, who Is
now settling his large stock Of wrapping print and
tat pape1s also ali kinds OF papcr sacks and
twtpe. Ut cost, to make room for his new goods
that a1e daily arriving. All bis stock of the best
hut Er1cca the lowest In the market, give MN q
ca1t
, 1870-03-20

NEW Yoz1, March 1a--The dry gools market
IA raoderste1y active More steallness Is mani
tested Ia the prices OF cotton goods Influenced BY
graJ Cloths yet The quotation ts little fegula, for
urtnteti callcus and plain brown cottana AsasJ
sheetpxs ct the best makes are dl1u 81 15c fer Ap
, 1870-03-20

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ESIpJ Ds1n0-Fcot Of Lake-ft-Trket Ut1oe, Lake
6~ Il. eotner Of DcaztcEu-
, 1870-03-20


The receipts Of beef cattle for the week under
review were I, ,oe6, against 8,16o last week, o4s
for the corresponding week IN 1853, and o,oA in
the half dozen previous weeks, has been about -
large We have been accustomed % receive at
this scason u former yeas and ~ fhln9s @ GoaS s -
fettnm embsaccsi one or two thousand head atiil-
ttonaI, it would not only have been hmpos-
s91e ss,e 70 sesS!ef sss s nps me mere aa
would hare have been sustained. Light as vere
At the opening, sales dragging heavily, even It the
low prices prevalent on Friday aud Saturday Of
Iass wess nus ,tssr In Hmps,hy With The 5sscss9n
tatned, aud since Tuesday the grades OF stock usu
Ally sought later by Eastern buyers hays steadily
an atiranee Of sstsscc psr 100 Is Good to choice
smooth steers Of from 800 to ], 100 hs average,
such Is were drug IN the market lnss woek II
a. & 3sss Se;s qae nasensss sas Which a s
meant medium to choice cows, and common 70
faiy nesby steers for the local uade,-though more
vance, prices ruling comparatively steaay At $a %
Gat5, Tor averages Of fror1 sD to go taa High
er prices were, In = few instances, pald bnt me
above may be considered fair quotation for these
descriptions OF stock. stock cattle have been more
or less neglected throughout, and previous
rates were no more than sustained. S1a1Ghs
have sold slowly At Saootza3o, while Lighter aver
ages we're Disposed Of With dh,culty At &. atsi 10
1AfeF1QT hn1 common nlAeQ lot1t EulDtaIAl& l0oA
COVE. scfnbbJ" steers, coarse hony oxen. sta&s,
! bulls. and scrawny heifeys, we're not wanted at
| {acaa4e5 though about all havc been worked on
The market closed nIm at the prices given below:
CLOSING FRlCE
Extra graded Eteets. XoN9t4t3
| Choice Beeyes-F1ne, fat ve+formeti,4
| to 5 year old steers, and Averaging
from 500 to 1,4l0 hs. hs.-.....-........ s.nSI.s3
\ Prime Beeyee-Gitod, welEfatteo, nne1F-
formed steers, averaging 100 to l. 20
Fair gsadeA-Fair steer9, In fair lesn,
averaging 1000 70 LEU na-- .....--. a'Ss6b
Medium Ciass-Medlntu steeIs and guOl
cows for city slaughter, Averaging eo
! 10 ~ Ns. - >!o".a-"'1
Stock Cattle-C0mnOn cattle In decent
| fesh, averaging SGO 70 GO hH..-..,.. 4t5a
| lnfeIiar-IJght and thin COWS and
l The supply Of new mich cbws u steadily In
creaslng, but the demand, thus far, has Kept pace
| with the supply anti prices keep well up; go0!i 10
| choice cows, with Young calves. commanding
S:a CO.. .0G0, and common To medium, so oGslhua
Veal calyes hare met with goost demand, 70 sup
! ply local butchers, and all offerings have been
| takeu up al $s.o0a7.eo for fat calves averaging
from l:o to 900 rs, and Al tleheae9 for coarse.
thin, heaty.
The following are the receipts nn1 shipments 10
the week, md for the corresponding period Las
| year:
, 1870-03-20

Hamilton 4 Iaoadlcy, 13e Lake
st-cet. are pow receiving thcIr spring stock OF
boots and shoes IN ali the leading Byles, which they
offer at decided bargains
, 1870-03-20

sScntay excepted fo4tunlaJ e1nsaI INK
sxup$ed
, 1870-03-20
lower, closing barely

l14x'Conpons, 's7. Jos H@lo51s
lWh Coupons, @. .1@,s91osts
1o67.'1Ot6a. a........1nft41W%
1GA Currency tA .l1ait44l1s''s
1nS vi
, 1870-03-20
p,,us,,, No,nn,l Cotiectiou,

"Pa1uers Normal Collection " ID undoubtedly
Published BY Root ! CadJ.
, 1870-03-20

Paper IHansauEs and Window
shades, latest styles Paints ols Gass and
, 1870-03-20
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, March 19.
Tho following table shown the receipts and
shipments Of produce 1t this point during the
paet twenty-four hours:
, 1870-03-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Best and Original Tonic OF
rron--Phospnorus and CAilsaya, Known e FeFro
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue, and the callsaJa
gives natural healthfnl tone TO the digestive o.
eaus, thereby curing IJspep4lA In ts various forms,
wakefulness, general debility, depression Of spr:
its; also, the best preventative against fever and
nRue. Manufactured only by casweil, HAZARD
CO., New YORK. Sold By druggtstA
, 1870-03-20

Tuta1 SlQ, 7,5es.A & N,e6+, ,1eko2
Last weeE-....,..... SIS, .1ss5 $1,d0,6s299
Corresponding week
1ast year. IL, ,461, ,tG959 $I,2I; ;C6419
Sales 1t the Stock Board to-dAy wers:
10 shares Republic Insurance Company. II
81 600 Cook County Is {Mxr Fund, ,...,...... w
$1,000 United States sos OF 1851, eo........1a9
$500 American 1aNa goa e:.: :;:...........llsk
rAde:
GOVERNMENT SHCRuE
.. Bid, A&ted;
United States 6s, 1ss1...... III -,
United States 5-fOs, 1861. 100 49,,
United States 6s0a, 1e6k.. 1cSk 1oeK
, 1870-03-20

Storysa Anti.Rtlious Cnthnrtts
Candy Is the incest phyaic In the market. Gull
tlren viii eat It and cry for more. For kole b nl
druggists. For circulars, address, Dr. c. A. Story
Box l95, Chicago.
, 1870-03-20
MEDICALCARDS,
= -~<< ~ $50
DIR. RtgeIOw,

Confidential Phys ysieIau. formerly Of St LouI. haa fo
The last nine becu loeatcd In this city. II No l
South Claskst. ccrncr Of Monsoc Chic.sn, Ill. and il
Is oct too much to sxy hat b. Il Of the most
fal practitioner In e fe1 curing the dlseaa be
md Gude TO treating ~ dseases Of tht
also diseases peculiar to females you think TIC writ
cazs9ul pcrsxl Sent to address fscc u chssEH-
Hours Ct attendance 1t utlce. f.utu T. e. to
, 1870-03-20

The following grain has been received since
the above table was made up: 20 cars wheat;
q cars corn; 8 CARS oats, snd5 eazs rye. Total.
4s ca1a, or II, COCO bu-
The following wero the receipts and chip
nents Of brcsastuna and stock in the city dur
weeks ending "a dated:
, 1870-03-20

RouKh Skin made smooth by usinE
Juniper Tar soap, Manufactured by cas~el,
Hazard / Co., New York
, 1870-03-20

Cod Liver OIL
Hazard i Cnxeu's Cod Liver Oh Is the best
4 43rrTtfxwSf1i
, 1870-03-20
Personal.
DR.. w.D. HARTWELL, SPECIALIST,

Ofcr aouthwe1t corner Ca.t 1nd Asdtson4ts, having
permanently loeAtd In The city, 10 now PREPARED to
er1yc patients for the treatment and removal of CAN
GERS without the re Of tie knife OF prudue1ns
patu by rcw and sreoGsaful method Icstiuouia4
lie seen 1t the ocr aowne the perfect sueccs that h.s
attended this method Of treatment Consultations trrs-
O1icr hours 10 II \ NJ and 10 p Address Dr.
w.D. HAKTWEIL 2. o. Drawer zGl Chicago QL
DIR. Raphael
Dsrcrbes df.eascs without any information from ths
patient npd without 1ny experiments the o{
creufy. thu. .ay.ns ySar hs.tth aud IT. tro% v19ns
tion. Is, r END for bis ~GUfDE TO HHALTH
, 1870-03-20

81 $4,000.
Imports Of the week: DEy goodE, 1,7e9. .4s5; gen
eAal merchandise, s., ,19o, ,&6e.
The New York herald., 1870-03-05

JERSEY Cry AS PORT OF ENTRY bill
was quietly passed through the House of Rep
resentatives yesterday making Jersey City
port Of entry. The enterprising men of Jersey
think that this is all they want to make Jersey
City formidable rival of New York in i'm
ports and exports. The hill is certainly
measure of the highest importance to both
cities, in profit or loss, and from its easy pas
sage through the House there may be q pro-
bability of its passage by the Senate before
the people generally on either side of the river
know what it means.
The New York herald., 1870-03-05
indian Troubles Ous Wose.

Itseems to be settled fact now that every
spring we are to have reports of threatened
hostilltles on the part of the wandering red
skins Of the Plains, with the customary ex-
cuse of non-fulalment Of treaties. This spring
is no exception to the rule, Notwithstanding
our dispatches published this morning bring
the intelligence that the tribes of the south
west, which had decided upon war of
determination with the whites, have changed
their policy and will remain quiet. Crafty
Ing as this news Is, we are not alto
gether assured Of peace. Already one of
the frontier commanders gives a gloomy de-
scription Of the condition of affairs in his de-
partment. The Sioux Indians-one Of the
most powerful and dangerous tribes out
W.est-conplain bitterly of the deceit prac
tised towards them by the Peace Commission.
They ask, Where are the houses you were
going to build US? Where are the cows, the
sheep, the pigs, &C.? But, above ALL where
are the guns and ammunition we were to re-
ceive?" This frontier commander-General
Stanley-urges on the Washington authori-
ties the Importance Of encouraging the friendly
Sioux in every possible way. He says they
have used all the means they could to induce
their hostile brethren to come in and bury the
hatchet. He recommends the faithful fulfil
ment Of the treaties made with them by the
Peace Commission. We fear very much that
the unscrupulous traders and road agents who
exc out an existence by cheating alike the
government and It's redskin proteges have
neutralized all the efforts Of the broadbrim
philanthropists sent out on the Plains to
establish friendly relations between the
Indians and their Great Father. The
only way to strike at the root Of the
evil is to punish or Danish these mischevous
rascals, who have been, beyond doubt,
the cause of nearly every Indian war for
years past. A considerable amount, if not all,
of the appropriations made to our copper
colored friends by the government falls into
the hands of these rapacious harpies, and the
inevitable result is to drive the Indians on
the warpath. If the Peace Commissioners and
frontier commanders would only hang few
of these worthless they would do more to put
stop to the annual outrages which desolate
the settlements OF the far West than all the
treaties in Christendom. The experiment is
well worth trying.