davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUEspAT EvKsESa Dec. II.
tfE wete extremely dnll and p,lcea uern vet3 ir
regular. For choice qualttiss tnc demand equ1lsd
The supp1y. and s11ts werc IeadIT effected 1t quo
as ss: essse d II ie Psai aeaa ssf Us
ard a n, 3o99+c: common grades, ls21sc-
vta tasa9 sscnas 0ns soa Ss,uss
quote: sta!E, s1Ho; Lewtstoa a. sss: ontario,
Sc; American. sskc: Amo.keag, sc: Union 4,
IS; sT2nist ~ tu, &c; a.bu, sc; hai!aas thu,
66H1tNa MATERIALS STrade was dali. but
quoaauopa wern IT. ady, ~ follo1s. Mfeht1a1
@sf; da. IT. tnesssass g. IT, a.
sts sa3s e: d, SSrss. s, ss%se Is s
VIE cemcnr, saisaa7s: piaste,lnx naiE, . ou,
R945c: *httc sanh. y bn, fa0oaAa5: arc brick,
seo' *;9oSas;:Se: 8 s g e ~ clay, . ss1, Aoo@t9s:
BROOM CORN Sales were again Of "a moder-
ate character. hnd Prices rulet nrm at range Of
Manef: The supply il eqaal 70 an requirements
BEANs@we.s IN urgent demand =. nacn.nsea
1EEsWAx-TSe matkes vs dali ID i II sssse
cnEEsE-Ghere VAS : moderate inquiry for
lows: New York isctos5. 15x51sSs; .Westc1a
factory, 14a141Sc: Western reserve, 1aXt9iltc.
tssn sof eoms sTe pasf snd ths %sIess ri 1as y ver3
nt1u ali arcund. Prices were mchEaged: Lettgh,
iumr. 81 80: Leatgh., prepared. 50 oo9leio:
iii. sass: #sSat I'LL. .ss: a1s1ns II DS ~ :.
$500: ,IIlino,s, sao0aaBo. .'''
CmER-Was II aeaaud At range Of $aoos
coFFEE-Tns volume of ousness ransscsed IN
the market Has moderately large, and tho pre-
vailing feeling vas Que Of atnanesa We continue
java. 1Q2sc; roasting BIO, 17kAlsc: COMMON
RIO, 1a3l94o: good to prime, a0as1c: prime to
cn9ics, 81 sf@a1 M Hs; e. L LsaE1ayss. e1asss ..u
, 1870-12-15

renamed About that aEuru until the government
tins were made, when tte price advanced, and
closed At 1l14lll!z. Tho AsHtstsnt Treasurer
amnuut bid Tor Wax unusually liERe. Loaua were
made from to per cent per ann1m. Clearancea
4toat saa, 100. ExpoEts TO- -day, sss, ,oG
Goyesnmsnts active. but not quite SO DIM, with
IN exception IN B7s, which have been very ssesdy.
Late IN The dag currency bonds were weak.
Sticks very dull, and rather weak On prominent
Westtrn shares NonhTtStern common Was pat.
tral sc,ip and Rock Ialand have been strong,
Reading and New Jersey Central, ex. diy1.
doing in E1ie. Boston, Hartford Er.e de
-clluen 10 X.
Nouey ectiye ut Ga7 per cent, There were
tuuorH Of another attempt to create IN ARTIFICIAL
BofnEency. :
Site bonds dull and neglected.
Sterling, 1tsJss.
GsYcIuusEQA HEFE G1QlEQ &E t0e Clo9e ~ l0l.
, 1870-12-15
Opening or tho Road from, Clin-
- :: ton to uaquokcta.., ~, I
Reception Of the Excurxionista-Rei
: sources Of the Country. !.

s.".a t.,. - uno.n Aom Glhton..1o~a, 70 Ae9uo.
as.s, ~ as aame stAte. The PasfJ, ~ Has stasea
d,y oonp,i.ed 5enn G @ asa aeus1a1 sneen
tepdens: z .. f:n1]er, n,v,sfnn so6erIntrndrnt.
Cnsr,rs Z. Wh-c,sr n.n.ra, E,.,.h+ .sr1 '.st
.a 5spss:snI..'SSs q q u s5y p's:S cas,sa Is
t11n az atssd S.s5 ,hs neg man I,
other fnNrs Sha ns,+1 ~. ssnTa,csd r. ioc"f
nsgt ~ H. VEG we an;efestca M tne ae1eaop
oSefs " 1e,e W ssse @ = t @ M tae Misisaa
Assisisnt Eot1nner. T. Ws;Kset. snnrGnIend.. p d.
ent: n. !. YounT Ind Dr.. a ii. 6aY,s Il a. Sve-
s1se sns + +. Il speae sssse
An sntfh " - al Fl fnc 1:t|et1n " iiram .a ana
r Ea.ra M nf ~ snr. W s1 W,a Wh,,a ,nnntnc
atcs,T = ~ ~ ~ - ;rt ~ ~ ,onr ~
neT f;nr. 414o' 4s~>4HA !" % p'~Aso w o1'1S VAC
it teema @ that ,ass March company Wa organ
Inn reil1oed feta,' CLINTON t5 he Missond Rwsr.
The WesteFn fesmtnts not betnT defnfssi1 settied.
sses a. n ao9s %
sonr IF + ~ hn. 81 af1sr Gng sHsn .ns =
IA nov vfrTns,11 fHr = nWner ~ thn neE i}nc The
TcrS vas na.Seo III forWafd taptdiy. and aoou fortI
and tHo-tenths mI.ea ne d!starec ffum EItn:oa
to Naquofeta, vi naisned 1t ! cost Of aoout
SeQ,IGo,. The grading bus been duiahed ten miies
further. ana about August ns1 he 1osd viii b.
anthed = taF - Ansnoea What dlreeuoa i
fne authorities a1s In fayor of eoine SGaicht
thTpueh the mtddle Of Iowa. to meef fhe Uofon
Fact1c torueVn ncre ia SebTasks. 80 ~ to take The
the distance from Chicago to tic PAetno by IS Of
lo0mIes. II That ides 6 carried out, the road
will run abeut forty miles north Of. and parallel
ton to Omaha, and fo1tJ miles south Of, aud p1r-
ahel w1tb, tho line connecting Dubuque and
The PsclHc Road u met at Omnha by three
great Ines. running to1chtcsgo, any one OF which
could do all the nustncta Hlth ease. It would
therefore % foolah TO bring fourth compsdtor
inio the Geld, unless. indeed. there waa = grand
and then thtre would not Be trade enough for al
The Northwestern company will hardly aS1e to
the rropoeed extension II that direction, a. il
ana Omsha. rs''' '@''0 s~,'~4 "s' os'
Another plan u 70 run the road a., far west u
vi.ton. then no1s4wesr throueh Sioux CITY to
tap ne Sols1sa 2. Pssdc % &c sSs @ y p9fpts
vttung III ttsdt in tnta direction. Ut Paut viii
probably object, but that Will not do aDy good, for
tie Trade Of fotttein Pacific is pouad to
through St Paul Ia ali p,ooa6iltY St PAU, and
Eot 0mahH, viii hare to 911ef.
c,ssiAe MhAe "a M Iowa Midland vas o3asIneang frnm
GGlason to aaqoonttn7 anothef nne, ehoWn as ne
LAY DaTepIo = u ran ~ hS1!dlnX iInM psxen- ~
Ro1s Rns, " Msquokst.. a1s anq9oAEta3s 31 ICY :
- ~ ia hno UsssApo!t M loe tnAn
~ Ae C!n.on conneeuon-4sSMWd deeqel: taat
heir Gu,ld the former, While nothing was gwen
inc f. e1sSpt M 1iGnI oa M5 over ae ~.
MI 1n,st @ fr rnt, 30nT5o9: sstEa @ An =
t1hr ~ Gss I;a i, 1s Ias
headed hI The am. Mfsm Paiees Pn staent az III
naTrn1o.t + & F,n1 Rnrd rscf.. = rrce;vs+F .tFt @
sq9S Pq,us a. 9sa@ 9son and arrived
, 1870-12-15
RECIAL NOTICD,
. RatchelQF,a Hair Dvo.

This zpiendid Hatr Dye IL the beztfn tho worfd t5e
only true aua perfect dJr: hzzufc1a resbte inztsn
t.sseps 70 diaYpoiut@snt: rdfeaioaa dats: fsass
II b1, ~ " st anS q r. d3ss au3
g drn9si.ts 4nd peItuIe.s. ard pppecl xnptiea Il
, 1870-12-15
THE EI0WA:.MIDLAND.

= - .k<s:a
, 1870-12-15

PITTSBURGH, Dec 14,-Crude petroleum In tar
demsnd and nieber for e1rtJ delivery: aaIes of
20t0 bills, immtd ate delivery, as9 s-1tc: 1000
cen b+Y. RI tdned In fair demand and higher for
spot or Eetler December: spot, 3aHc; eeiIer Dc
cembeI, 2s.ic; seller January md February, 22a:c.
, 1870-12-15
Tho P1oauco Matkees,

spot or teLer December: spot, 2aHc; seilef Dc |
eetnpe'' @'ses sehee '&noa1s ano fensuaf5' zs>ie'
A0o Rx~0uc0 M&tAe9es a''
MILWAUKEE,
changed Wneas IN d1met; No shs.n: "a sl
am: new sael!ed. ssc RYo = Eo III III 3Se Rara
b1EzaxD Rpss-$aaeaeo.
Pnovn1USs-Mesa poik dun. At S17.pol
RkcIlrs-Flour, axo hIll: wheat, sA, COO bn.
.5:ss !: x.-wneas quiet and nsm at l.o,H TOR
No. l, ID slore; IL .t6 ioE No. 4. d., |
oswrao, Dec ,<-Hsxaos1ur7s-r tuu,eqs
Wheat saiet aad nneaanged; NJ. MiiNaatse,
NEW TORE.
mIsalnk np!sadtt ,s,:c:
eeipIs,9.5co bEis; supe11ne, S'.so5aas; common
70 good exsa, Sa7ss6 6.lo: good 70 choice. Sal3
% % &, Cd OHIO. sssosess; St. Eais, ssooaasa Sa
opened dSl, nd ssosfd sestve: secesP1s 90 oa;
sLat@1 1xe; White ie, Aisn1s.n, sl.:o Rye aqll and
Wet Iiosi.oi: ssa,e. o s5cs Msir. ea anier'
n &C. aae 9sse saa s9sas g. ersr ysS1 'e's | sss s.s
dnil ara unchanged. Recs.p;a, 4a,oeo b; West.
LxArnEa-sseady, s1essc; California, a7ossc:
0I1noec, 2682Skc.: -,
Woot.S'esdys domestic. tst95aNc: ca}lior-
= aiTsTnshsased. pa s
aofs-Doa stste, lo9lec: Western, e91ac.
loo naes on pt.vase ie.ma ~, 144alshc; Java,
| kugn, l0k@uA Fotto Rico, 11{911 Ac; New Or
FFrfo1I1x-Gsude. lsc; fed1,a, ssxaaac.
L. PEnE1slohs-pnlI: mess port, ~ co. 0aN.
asee: e g PIE ps.me, ~ pess .oeai7se: nsx.
$1Q,0d meas betf and +xtIH, uucbanEets beet
, 1870-12-15
LAKE gHDu q NppHI0A1 npUfHR8B Rar,
War.

1Ak1sHozu Il noHM.r n<nr-u..,
-. s* dss & zsss5ss = sss:h ;se S'ess ssaa,a
sDs9i:1 Ss1 taf % e : .s@Gs
A,!satis A'lS9 A 61ssss tdatl1'---;.s5s p-@ sR 3.
uH1o1oo. suuua1oa = ap1aurxanpo,~
a1's ' 6asas & Ss - tssseff ssss = ises Hoa
::=;;;: :S:: 4; & s$;'|$ S. &:
esst sesaste Fsseese-:-:@ Fsssssseass~::@ n :ss:is ~
ss!sss + !s:s4k9z:.: s. s@sss e z -
81 t1sins III stos 4 Ri1aaide IL "a HInsa,,e 10 :" na
moH1qAs omma.n 1an.o.p r.;
uHa" ps5o17Foot & q 1sss 8 ;TS-1sekss amen xLas
ss,:snssFf ssts Z d. eaaaaa5 ssas md =
lso Saa.4...u.ie..e.r.:....,-..sasan = sloo: .z..
zE;:ssi E:S= CO $ s T$ss
d!ssa ds,:%iasi III: t:?Fsss:a - iS:
o.,s5srs..........~..''-..'s@~n1se g.: ~ - e
r. n ..-.. ~ F. ss41: ,ae
" :sssaa5 asss 4: se:eSt.s agsssss
PITTSBURGH. FOR, xsTrr .m1o.aa a a,s: p.
W1t. Ear
~ nn.!,ss.;::::::-'s.-.-'..--..-::ssMM.@ Eake-
nsa nsstas tsea ESkss
81 ss;s.Isssa e. fzsess1s;s zss1sz;s s@ isSS:
seTIrrnt Etturd1Y. fEucpt Ennisy. tFxrsn+ ~
d.V ST{sHv ~"7*~~ ~~F
oa,e.aoss s, AsFor =. : 8; !; toHu t r,s, aoAn
- y M & csI:ft 4 i fs1ia&s .,:,5.n ..1-@
I2s! s92s! $50 s :s@
:JFhfnITV E1Trss -s.- Il an = H eY%
, 1870-12-15
"A caae OF nlaplAesd conftdence-an

The Treasurer OF Butler County, Ohio, who
1T his story be trne-eeaus to have suffered
revcrely through disposition to ohlgo his
Republican and Democratic ueighboEe with
loans from the public pu1ss, accompanies his
1eeigr alton with the following letter:
Alter dr1r cane INTO this once, Acsusted By
ErIe active ousincxs rneu, ana ftsIutIs, And
une11 Of the County OF ButeI. I Permitted them
70 oI.e.2u1t1ons Of The public fuoda which were
tsr.. relying On thsF reputation for In
IearttJ and prunpt1es tor YetuIn Of the same
when peeded such f&yog1 were extended to
Republicans ~ well ~ Democs1H, and, H.
msyb etatc.l. m e1tcaaadon sh1s lilo rcd
Tecsdens netor1ooalJ ptsc tccd by some Of my
rreE tceasor1, and by the tteasnrcrs Of otaeE
cenaeeA Unfortunately fo2 me. rhen sne hour
4ocd tie control Of the parties 70 accom- modAted
pfeT.aied = tetuln of, :the money. Hnd sntou2n
thttf dthnque1cies became known Is detauI .et
IN f6cx.
when gave m acceptable bocd and entered
On re s*rvtce OF my seeoDd term did - IN TIC
full belief that these FUNDS woul pe returned
psonttty BY the Fesce stve parties IN aec 1rt1-
sncs WIN she1t obtsKatons aodeT tie at1ange-
frrihef public e1aba1rassmcut thereby be aTold-
| td. Bus N tnereHeed tRatness IN money, &nd
mstu1tunt In bukfDes1 seemed 70 hAve prevent
Urdrr sneh ei.cu mstancts 1t u but nssnrA raas
| tue pubho mad tnouh be trststed and t0e pro-
pieJ ef MI. continuing II onea Be Quezaoned
aDespl, reHauas 10 arnpJaaee have snus
hctp made to OCCASION - eom9at1tY tax4 70
i poteu IN eoudder % III pe, r. = n TePect g
thea th1t 1noS Fe9gn.. HI tnus sea!aYsn1 nysef
once. can devuse my tine md 'euott1 70 \
us5rfAttoa OF the funds due the tTtAvuts--4 dn1J
orc 70 the peosie q the county. @ nv fM:ods
! my family and m3seaE &c. LiNp1x.
, 1870-12-15

md s1eady, u prevlonsly quoted:
HKxlocx-cisI harness. union. 4taA2c; city
harness, 4o049c: country harness. sst45ac: line,
city, b, 4a4 4sc: Kip, = d, sonast.19: zip, yeala,
urpe5, Nos i Il, E8asc: country ppper. No. /.
atGesc: collar. r. 3l853c: calf city, 81 ea11 Is;
All, country, Il 1891 as; rough upper, 1878 b..
1:a37c; rcush upper, ti31s n, 3$23sc: rough
upper. damaged, se6soc: Chicago kols, 33a:sc;
Eulalo daughter sole, s3936c-
OAK-Sanahter sole. 4sz &7c: Philadelphia sole,
ssA@5oc: hatnest, y, 4s14sc: ZIP, hghh s. oo2
;s9s5c: American cali; ai rs, 31.so9L5o: French
rajf, es Es, e. oe97 81: Ftencn cah, es rs xl.sR
% 10 ic0 t4s. s1.9s9L65; French c1lf, Lemotue, g
dczer, $saM3IHto; French calt. jodot~ y
dcze1. fsa oa0lsdoo: russet llatug, . dozen, -
a7.fo.
LENBER-As has been the case for sdute
xtfks paat Tho demand tc-dsy WAS lxlatly Tor
csumou descriptions, which sfR held a11iJ n
fmMer psfceh Choice grades we're rather slow Of
, 1870-12-15
IV3J9. - u =
COMMERCIAL.

TKpNxsuAr EynslxH, Dec. H.
The following rable thows the receipts and
ahlpments Of produces ut this point during the
p1et tMeuty-fuur hour1s. -. :.
, 1870-12-15

: BEEF CATTIE-To-night closet another &C.
tive dsy u this department. and while there vas,
pefhaps, leA1 buoSHoGJ snan cnarsetettxed tar
nerlih, s toe & the nsiset. mad .s,es - sere 4:
tecitd with very lItte badEcr1nS. Tho o0ettnEs
S, " e. & ~ as.eps sssy s. e. st " ssa ssy
II attendance. and taken htoGether TIE condi-
tieg eI tae market hs ,.,,!s ~ aG a.. ta.s y.
sna afs Of e. ha e. ae I'd Ole Sss 1
mention. Has the greatly dtnlnlahed s1pply Of
'h1n tougn cows and sca1la9a steera There
tsmt g q ,ae ess I'll n ns N
III many weeks. Il pust not b inferred, how
ever. inss tho o1ertnRs Of such were not egul to
contrary, me inquiry w1g 70 limited that tha wants
Of huJets were not only fuzzy met but circuit Of
the Jalda near the close Ok trade tuts afternoon
which buyers could not Be found even u tas rela
ai'n asi1iJ for New Tors, 1iban1, nd Ptssbafxs:
tnopEn some transactions were reported ii faTpe
Of BoNcn, Deuo.t. and Cleveland hgJess Their
Here :: rs1gs Ct g e: fo, com r.
chotcc steers Of tom 80 10 80 b. 1yerage Ihe
outside quotation, $aa3. Kzs pal4 By Nelson Nor.
Is TT . nsaa e. ~ Me-. f. tsHxina ssssa
from s. 50 70 lc.sc. Common % tood cows ana
common to fatstah steers were IN demand on local
i,oso Id ssocI steers 1efn 10 moderate requess
.siss from iron IL 'ts e i,so ya's D. - N'''
cnotee peeves!T!ee, i!ss tss. wei. 1eii formed. :
SO 5Jear old s1eefst and Averaging =.
p1ans 1y seeTss@dood. e a 1eiifssaed. dney
formed ssecrs, Averaging 1.1s0 TO
avr9astDa a1 l.io9 % O. s 80 a.e2koo
good c6r1 for catJ slaughter, sVefss- =,
ing go 91 "a; :s;i;: :, ;scsaf sA''
, 1870-12-15
DIR. KAWeft.

1H s@1th C1artst, Chesao, eues, for cha:s., ,bp
Helsa eaduats o{ The. Univrrsify Of Philsdssphia.
aSd tho mot Tsfnh nhJtittAu il the cty for a
esamp dnr IhenrJ of NTrrua ard Sexual piseaa1E
, 1870-12-15

soufh C1sfkst 8evote1 h1s eTt31sfvo stfeudop "a
ne acMuSnt Of al Asesses o. tho senitoufiraxy o-
~ q oot4 ss1sa He eurc1 tho n8ost nepcIs eaene
q hesnioa Weaknr. NesTpu1 Debility; elso HypA-
tte HdtGtms tn anls forms sedts or eh5nnss
Fen2e dstnenttes and ttr1td Et gtistV
and fncre<1- PA1nphiet1 vent free
, 1870-12-15
An Un Unconstitutional Tux on Passcu.
.."4er Travel In mRrYlnnds

- - 49, ' BALTIMORE, Nd D-c. 3,
The case Of. the stAte Of MARYLAND against
r.co<er one-f1f OF the total amount received
io1 the transportation Of passengers over the
Warrington Branch OF the road Ailce Jnty !.
1868, was decided to- day In the Superior Cou1t
Ut paltimute City. Judge Dobbin pteaiding.-
In 1889 the Leg itlatule Of Maryland, in amend
ing the act Of charter to the baltimore / Ohio
Rt,lsoaa toE the construction II The branch
road 70 Warrington, among other htipulationR
, STnss tae B.lunore i Ohio Railroad shall pay
70 the TreaEuler OF Maryland senl-2nnnally, 10
VET ase & az for he ifanspoaop trn s Of
passengers % tsld branch rail1pad. -,
Under this provision the company hsve ren-
dered accounts md paid into tho State Trass-
my cue-ffth Of sho receipts for traaspoItA-
amounting to several millions Of dollsts.
Since the latter date tho company have de-
clined payment, and withheld one~iifth Of To-
celpte, on the ground that it was : tax
on passengers for the privilege Of
passing through the State; the
Company assuming that the point, was
ststea At the sepsember term, in 1851, in tho
case Of Crsndall cs- The State Of Nevada.
Under u joint resolution OF the Legislature Of
Maryland, tho Attorney General now btinEa
ruit to- recover The one-ffth received since
June ), 1858, amounting to ab3ut SSuU, ,0oo.
The Coult, this morning, granted the prayer uf
tefendsnts, that The act ii 1885,, 30 far asit pro-
vided for tha payment Of the oue-fifth Of the
receipts for tran.portation OF passengers, Is
uIcot etitudoral becauee It conflicts with tho
ctnshtutiou Of the United States. And the
flr:htr prayer that the fact Of the payment
up to June j, 1868, did not e.top the defend
ants fr1m m denying the consttutionA1isy Of the
act. and th1t the plaintiff ID not entitled to
recover. Ucda1 this dtcistuu Of Judge Do5htu,
IN IN elaborate review OF the whole 1uee-
,ion, the jury rendered y ver11ct for
The defendants. Counsel for tho State fllod
exceptions. The Gaze his been In court since
-Thu1ad.y- Of lat week, tho noat eminent
counsel being engaged. The COUNSEL for tho
Sf1,s wBe Attorney General Jones. e1-Gov-
nor Philla Ftancae. Thom.s N.vitt Steele, md
Teackie Wallis for the defendants. Raverdy
Jobpson and J. B. r. Lat1obe. The Court
minated that each passenger could recover
florn the company the cne-tfth, OF thirty
ceSte, of the 3ars exRcted BY the company.
, 1870-12-15

victim at eakty tudiaesetann esnssn4 ncrypo, d
s9na11E aeeay s$s ha.tne t;sd a vaa et
scltsaIr Mhieh he will 3end hre to bis fellow 4dotTve
J. H- TUIIK4H. II HA,Vau4t, New York Cir
, 1870-12-15

ne.eEtbes diseases Without my ln!orm4iou from I'm
pat1e1s and ease1 without cEpesiue1a o. the uAo of
1;aept IT, r. af E1st Aad!senst 70 st.!H Uoasait
TU HEALTH AND LONG LTE~
, 1870-12-15

{-Rtettpta.@IiCSAtpn
1870. 1863. 1sza 1859.
, 1870-12-15

sir5t Gear. 1.:ncn to Birch. sooa5o.os
secend ciea-, 1-inea 70 s-saeh....-...: IooSl*eo
fh31d clear. finch. s3o0ass.W
Tn,1d clear, TX, 1x, and 4-tnca....... ssfo3 400
E11Et and second clear uoortnG 70.
siea1, vide % -. - :.....:. samsssoo
astler'...s'...................-. I e @ anoaann
Ss@moD ss@@sD saIsx s's,PE dressed, a;;i ssa@
common flooring, dfeSsEo. second. S1eo
"as6G,Gsx .Sd no1 6ss.as' se.ee. ~ so.ooe.ap
4 sttct boards. s......-.............-. IS U93aM
ftoek 6oa1ds s....:......:.:.....,... ea.ecan!m
19m nan anS 6oa1ai 1snsss tn6e5 i % 70 is ieef
nd unaeT. @ Is ata1& IN.
Jeist aEd sesntlI1g: 1s e z iset....14to 97lo0
Ssts!s * IL .'1 g zig 1s{s g
cesaE Po.t.. qas sp1t i i g g . 3
sss1 ssst shingles. Xa i... 50
Sswtd shi1sles. 4 q n2r...-..--.-t-S@ ~ ~ e
osp, g. sssssee@ ssssoee@ . ea
Wnltewood, atasontd, 2 m..- .-.-.sago @4o@
1,tss.r 11tss Tsaa psnt s<esane. ssss % ss
dkfotJ s1letreel, . set. ........... '1:o .
Nipple axleuees, = zes.. ..:........ LOO g 80
Il nrner feeling x7s manifested. aud the batf
Of The aales were effected at sataH for 4 sawed
Grades. We quote: -,
4 Of s.aE sawed-........,.'..'''--ssoo g g Ss;Ia
+ Tnie rness@fife shingles to 10 .Wo .aeae. i
th'cknets. 'kngsh-Stxreen Inches Th1ee dot-
js1s tnd nitJ cents per caf to oe added Whso
trtrpfeFFs d, which fol1nwt the 1hfogheA
METALS AND 1ENERs' ST0GK-Tfn Hnd
eopper were IN moderate demand 1od afmef.
shEst zinc and wire were ONLY rather. dull Tne
,fcIji wirF are lie pa1cea cufIeEt:
TIr-Box un plate, &c, 1ox1l, s9et0: foodag.
+ Ic, s1nuo: large Pig, Asc: hman pigs, ~; bar
Gorrza- -ooyper bottoms, sc; eFsaess, evG Is
= sazr1 zt*c-Pi1s quality, east, ,1oxe; nrss qns,.
u.tnx-s' 70 "a: I. s, and ., ,1oc: 10 to II, lie:
IT, Ike: II snd Il, 12Ac; Is aud 10, 1ic; Il, 1.e;
1 IS, 1tc: il. 1sc: -. arc- =,
SAII&soe, y IN, sAs5: %, . teE sx@: q. =
ktT, 1473s 70, y ke4. s %: 3D. q kek. IS "a; fne
%, Eeg, 8 q; ons emed. 80. i feE, sToe: efped,
&C ofLIinsrs s n no aise.auon ia qaotat!ou4 fur
so~df Gaming under ihts hesd- fhe1s 1ss'a
ua,fessse MOVEMENT ps the. feuartuE taaxe:
L1ld ol1 extra winter, S1.:a: do, Ma. 3Loo: dot
&c. !, Nc; ca7bou &c 1tn:see, rsv, s9: 6o,!s.
elo, uaslo %, scu; hank OIL 7o9so: ssss1fs' s.A
, 1870-12-15
HYDE PARK.
Meeting 10 ConsIder Pnblic clmproyrmcuts--.-
Arteatan Wells Discsaptcpanccd.- :
The Gas Supply =.

The tnird meeting Of the cistxeul Of Hyde Pz.k.
to dlacuss public Improvements, was hela- It thu
Town Hall, On Tuesday evening. -
The Hon. John 4. Jameson w18 called to the
, 1870-12-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Financial Condition OF Cook
- County.
The DefanltinR North Town Collector
Valuation Of Railroad =
Property. ~
The Cook County Board Of Supervisors met yea-
terday afternoon. pursuant to adjournment, Pre.-

The Cook County Board Of Supervisors met yea-
terday afternoon, pursuant to adjournment, Pre.-
tdent Waite IN the chair. -
i. COUNTY SCHOOL FUND. -
The report Of a. q. Laue, the County School
Superintendent, was presented. The annual
statement of. the Cook County school fuud showed
he aEunnt 2! sz.sA on the debit a,ds, and
balance Of sleEs9 OF the county fand remaining
The report vas adopted : .: =
The County Treasurer submitted his quarterly
statement Of the condition Of the county nn1nces,
a fpl1oWa: ---,--
10 proceed. Of s.s.nua ot 10 PER
rs f1s e.. saaest ss;sdiisd fs 5ssd doh@
Reesissd sR 9SeG siT Il G6ssso q sesse
n.eei9ed from GsanT is4se
4Tsxa Tsx5 q & 2,lanS fseE 1,sv-: ;;a ....' IL IL
O.janhsoa unroas fetaj..... 7flD
p!epo4!eD.te seeeSt eee& ea y 6 essa 10 ~
Ia south Ghaes ~ .oo nka
7ot,l...................,......,.,....... .sI@
e.Ia |a !1s.E:,. 5esxf: Lii. sstss
aId eeaPos! q re- esas Pea1s e5aas: s;;;;;I;.
ed 81 eoaocS; ID cent bond ii so:: ~
F.ia Fad 1ssPeoa % % io : = e:ns s
F:,a F:,d sSaSsG Ss 'assss
S1pu1of....,.......,,.,, 13494o
Fsid Orders On acconnt Of East Wing ,.,,. 1aAA3s
NORMAL Behon1....,.- s1b6l. ~
lnaane ARyfum .....- 61ssaL N
&l9asnF7
Paid Ttt1s. cotarnsu on Iectfpa. pef cent. tM13
On 61Rb1rpemBntt .,... lAAS.
'-.' BOND xuHp AooouT,,..
To Huacunt on band n rer Eerf. fx1,o1f,::e 2&Hm
ToeeedA Of $sA.ooo Of county orders .... nnNm
-. ...... CteaH
Paid bounty order Ma ~21............t 3ans
4ntcIcrt on a4ne. e..............-''- COS
itacsIsph to H.Y.for eoupons. LN
expFraa IN coupona. ..--.-.-N ..
Eu0pp09......s-s++..-. ..-s.+~%.-f1s1ot-aQ
s77.slass
TEeasutcf'e eon.,nlss1co ou FeeedptA v.s
PeI sent- ......:.;.:;;.:. -s::.-.;s:. xAW
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-28
DIED..
e. MCFEE, Sec'y.

After a short illness. SALL1E B. r..
FLY, daughter of Sarah 3. Richards
and B. Franklin Fly, and grand daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah K, Noble, April %,
1870, aged is years.
In life's early morning, with tender
feet and faltering strength, she left US
for the thorny path in the dark valley
that lies between the and the Better
Land. She had no fear, but with sing
ing passed the pcris. and is at rest
Last Fall she protested religion and
Joined the Methodist Church and was
till her death faithful and consistent
member. She was modest, amiable,
solf-sacri6cing and affectionataxo all
around her, and lent charm to life
and beauty to religion. Her simple
faith in the unseen was tribute to
Immortality more lustrous than gems
from the ocean or gold from the mine.
Her sweet, patient face will be miss
ed from the fireside, her gentle anna :
BILE manners from the household, earth
poorer and the grave richer, but
Heaven is brighter, hope more celestial,
and rest more sweet as viewed from
the fresh turf of her early grave.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-28

eT- The entertainment given by
the ladies on Wednesday night, at the
Masonic Hall, is very highly praised by
those who attended. The supper cou-
sisted of barbccued and roast meats,
salads. pastry of various kinds, &C.,
while fair hands dispensed to the thirs-
ty ice lemonade, soda water and ice
cream. The Band enlived the occasion
with "gay and festive" music; the magic
lantern was brought out to the i'm
mense delight of the children, and mirth
generally swayed the happy throng.-
The.proceeds of the entertainment sum
up about $500.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-28
DIED..

In Trenton, May 20. 1870, JOHN
CRosLEY, only child Of NJ. D.and Annie
Darlington, aged 1 year, 6 months and
l6 days.
Thus the bright vision of fond hearts
has faded and the roses along hfe's
pathway that invited and blessed their
steps shed simultaneously their perfume
and their leaves. But the fair-haired,
blue-eycd boy, with his sweet prattle
and patter of guileless feet, never be-
longed to earth, and only strayed here
to gather up the tendrils Of parental
love and twino them about the throne
of God.
He had tarried longer, but the angels
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-05-28

wanted him, and he was willing to show
how short and easy was the road to the
shining seats and immortal melodies of
his beautiful home.
He has left behind him a void and
desolation. The high chair at the ia
BILE is vacant; the little shoes are empty;
the toys have no owner and two hearts
are lonely now. that q month ago, in
possession Of third, thought all the
world too poor to express their bliss.
But Jesus sanctified the grave, warmed
it's cold bed and illumed its dark cham
Der with His resurrected presence and
babe us look to Heaven, where
''Those shall meet again
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