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@-LIPPaIAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS will give an appetite jun10-fmw


TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
CURE.-some occup ltlons Of life predispose to
cosyeness, especially those which allow but ltsle
exercise. Persons who contract this unfortunate
habit of body, under such circumstances, might
possibly be relieved by changing their sedentary
emnloyments for others OF d more active kind;
but this Is by no means certain. Habitual con-
situation is very obstinate disorder All the or
dinary so-called remedies Invariably aggraVate IL.
Nothing can be more Injurious than the continued
use OF strong aperients. They at first irritate
and dnally almost parahZe. the bowels-render'
ing them so torpid that enormous doses of ca'far-
tic medicines have no effect upon them. mila
anerent combined with gentle stimulant, IS the
true remedy; and o combination In the happless
proportlon, OF these ingredients, is found In HOS
TETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS. This famous
stomachIc invigorates the whole intestinal eanal,
while quietly removing from It's conVoiuuohs ali
impedIments to o free passage through them' NO
moro nurpatiye has this double operation. No
or,linary simulaut effects the desired object.
Gases of constipation abandoned as hopeless by
distinguished medical men have been cured In
few weeks by the BItters. To those who nave
tried all the medicines of the dlspensary IN vain,
NO saw try this Irresistible stlmulant and aperl.
ant. There Is no sufficient reason why constipa-
tion should be the consequence OF sedentary
habits. Hostetter's Bltters, by supplying the
v,oor which would otherwise be derived from e4'
erctse, will in all cases enable the system to per-
form Its excretory functions regularly and health
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-05

@- AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-O OLD
Eyes made new, eaaiy, without doctor or medi-
clpes. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad:
dress Dr. E. B. FoOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
New York. declb
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For cheap delicious, and healthful table des
sert there Is nothing half so good as Blanc Mango
Puddings, Custards, &C., &C., made from Sea Moss
Farine. Try It and convince yourself.
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T1RE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

ENIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York, Capital and Surplus ,117,0oo
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York,
Capital and Surplus ,ooo
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New
York, Capital and Surplus. $4,000
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
New York, Capital and Surplus. ........sl, GOO
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CoMPA.
NY, Of New York, Capital and Surplus. 200
TOTAL CASH ASSETS,
OVER SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS.
RISKS TAKEN IN THE FOREGOING WELL
ESTABLISHED COMPANIES, on terms as say?ra-
Bile as other nrst-class Companies.
sAML Y. TUPPER, AGENT,
IN PLANTERS, AND MECHANICS BANK BUILD
ING, EAST BAY STREET.
nov16-wfmImo
aliIIinerp, 9anrp GOODS, &e.
MILLINERY OPENING
THIS DAY.
Afull assortment Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Cloaks on hand and made to order.
DRESSMAKING,
In all Its branches, promptly attended to.
Country orders receive special attention.
MRS. zERNoW,
oct1- 1-1mwi2mos No. s04 King street,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-05

COTILLION CLUB.-A BALL WILL
be given at the South Carolina Hall TUESDAY
EVENING, December 9th.
Members are requested to call on the Treasurer
at Adger's North Wharf, in order, to obtain their
tickets. EDWIN P. FROST,
dec2-fmtu3 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-05

B~ FEMALE COMPLAINTS SHOULD
be cured, as they often can be, by few doses OF
AYERS SARSAPARILLA. dec2fmw3D&w
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rs GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for BOYS CLOTHING, all sizes. nov1s-smw
nw BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE
PANTS, at s5. Formerly sold at 81, at
nov2S-mwf O. E: ga. s. JOHNSON'S.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-05

@s- LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the most delightful and effective in the
ypnrIn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-05

@r LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS strengthens the debilitated.
ms- LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures female complaints.
@ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures ssnever well' people.
, 1870-06-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago.

ARRIVED :. June and e.
''of el nlaster, anl j 9uuaI1es. a '7 1sA' " ~ %
Stmr ShcbeysaJ. Milwaukee, g pEcs nsh 1 bris
pork, and s1ndr1ca.
'''f road tIon, and s,,n,lrtess e' w. o>''~
Prom Itlnho Buffalo, 81 pktss cst, 505 bars railroad
iron. anu hundr;rs.
P,1p civ II Toledo, O.,leasbnfeh, sundries.
PiCp Fayorit ST. Joseph, 1,4Uu ties 2Uo bris dour,
an,l sunlries.
T nah, md sundfies -,
Prop Ira ChaIee, Sauga.uck, 200 N sh!uEles, Is
pkgs fish, go bn pstatoes, and sunltles.
Prop Van Rsaltc Holland, IS III lumber, ~ bu pota
toes, and su1ltlrle6,
Prop B. F. Wade, Pc<s Huron, A9 pSg3 fso, anu
sundries.
Frop New Era, eranl Haven, no cargo. ,
Prop Roanoke, Buffalo, GO bars railroad Iron, and
sundTies.
Schr Monsoon. MuskeEon, ~ laMner.
schr r Po5 FoE Rvs 1ss go tn. 1nnge1 ,GeI
schrS. G. Ford, MIslcgon, 1so In lumber, 50 m
lath.
schr Challenge, Pete Marquette, 10 n lumoef, 70
rkss fist
l1op Hilton, :NusIegon, ie0 n lumber, 20 m lath.
Schr Clipper CITY Nuskerop, 1876 m lumber.
srhr Arctic, NuEEFr0n. is ii tumter. 90 N lath,
scnr Enterprise, MusEegon, 90 m lumber, Is N
scnr Seventh Ohio. Mu5segou, 1870 m lumber, 20 m
lath. m picEets.
sctr Challenge, MusScroE, 10 m lumber.
schr IinerTa, MusEcCon. go N humber, 80 m
lath.
, 1870-06-07
SOLDIERS HOME
Another Meeting Of the Dircctors-Election
= Of OMccE+---A New Nornr on n
Smaller Scale to be Estnb-
1iaLcd.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Mau-
ayers Of the Soldiers Home was held, on yesterday
afternoon, at No. 50 LaSallc street, Mr. Bryan In
the chair.
Judge Dradwe1l renewed the discussion on the
disposition OF the funds to be derived from the
sale Of the Home The necessity for an Institution
OF this kind was passing away The sale Of the Home
On hand, would make So, ,00a. This sum care
fully Invested AT 10 per cent would bring IL an
annual revenue Of :, 400, sum sufficient to take
bic ald- he would. therefore, move that hereaf-
ter the funds OF the Home be kent intact, and the
interest cnly expended.
rorarily, IN order that the election Of oticcrs
mtkht not be i1terfettd with.
The following officers we're elected;
rsss iss1idss;!sisfs. T. is II b.. Hami and Mr.. Ball.
$$fsr1ary-nsrs,, $ys2sr,,n GlSEk Wk;,.
~ zs4IsG{ aes,.s-A1s Harvey. Ar sh'pey, and
Eareaanng 10amises Mn. Myrlss
Bsns I'd IL nd aiR selst5 NJ BFto Mira
1tit;ns Goasmiass-Arz. aamil, Ntz. Ball. and ars.
General White moved thM the Auditing Com
mttee be instructed to exaiAnc the Treasurcrs
scconnts, and report theredhs Carried
on the last Friday OF each month, Instead OF the
first, WAS carried
On motion, The name Of General Bevertdge was
Ii
ber Of the committee to provide place for the
soldiers now at the Home.
DE. Iauaill wanted the idea Of fsh1mer kept
up lie would not be willing that cur soldiers here
should be sent to the National Home At Washing
ton. This would look too much Ike shteking re-
sponBibility. He was tn favor OF reducing tho size
Of the building, but not the comforts lie would
purchase property somewhere for the locat0n OF a
new home. There could be nothing lost tn the
speculation.
Ara Sanford Was opposed to any project that
old not look to establishing permanent home for
The soldiers.
The Chair agreed with Mrs. Sanford
General White offered the following resolution.
1esolped That the committee appointed to provide
Temporary QUARTERS for the inmates of the home, and
home be consolidated, mud that after receiving pro
posals tlcy rrpot the same for action BY The boa11
Foridd, That temporary qu1Etcru may be Acccpted
nccfAsary without 1tfetGlce the hohrd; but any
prrmites taken thaH bc for time not exceeding
year
| Adopted.
On motion, the board adjourned.
, 1870-06-07

bosrd ;.Aoo bn, by sample, At 1oo; 80, 409 hu
rejected at 79c; i, 600 bu do at 1875 6oo bu
DO At 78c; 1U,S1b0 bu do At 17A;7 $40 bu no
g1ade ut Sc; 400 bu do at 6734; Lao 70 do
1t SIC; 400 bu do at 6Sc. Total. 305, NO bu.
seller the month so1d at e5I@s6:; seller
891@c.
Oats we're ~ higher than on Saturday, in
sympathy with other grain, but met with only
light demand, except for the last half OF this
month and for. strictly fresh receipts: The
market opened at 5015c, and closed at 50!5s@
free, Sales were: 5000 bu at 51::44c; 11.0oo
On at o114c; 5000 bu at 81 i(c; 11,O0O bn at
Die; 5000 bu at 5011Sc; IS, 600 bu at 505lc;
1900 bu at 501Gc; 1880 bu rejected At 1890;
1900 bu do at 43c; 2,400 bn do at 42t5c; 2, 400
bu do at 42c; 600 bu no grade at SIC: 5000 bu
6y sample aaoat at 62c. Total, o.; !0o bu:
Seller the month sold At 5oit5051c; seller last
53c.
Rye WAS firm at 2@o111c" advance, closing
strong, with sc bid for No. 2. Sales waro:
400 bu No. 2 at 821@c; 5000 bn do at 82c; 400
6u DO At Sic; 800 bu rejected at 75c; 400 bu
40 at 7a11zc; 1,G0o bu do at 7ic. Total, 1900
Barley was quiet, but armer- Canada lots
are quoted at *1.0O, and No. 2 Western at $50
Coo. Sales we're: 400 bu No. 3 at 43c; 800 bu
rejected at Aoc; 500 bu by sample at 5sc.
very me 6anple OF uOur was eXhlblt6d Oh
'Changc to-day, made at the West Donver Mer-
chante' Mills superior to tho California tlour
OF course the freight rates by rail prevent it
from being offered for sale in this market,
with good demand in tho Territories but it is
pleasant to SEQ that tho people in tho noun
tains are mailing such good progress.
The following is the official report Of grain
inspection in this city during the past week
INSPECTED lSTo STORE. heat-1do cars No. !
spring, GIL ears and 5000 bu No. do 800 cars ana
200 hn No. do, $40 cars rejected do, 4s cars no
trcae do Corn1 car No. /, 1,sl9 cars and 1le, 800
bu No 1Dt cars aud 81, coo hu rejected % cars no
grade Oats-171 cars mid 40, 900 bu NJ. 2, 46 cars
rejected 10 cars no grade. Ryc-3+ cars No. 9, T.
cars rejected. Barley cars No 3, Is cars re-
jectcd. =.
1SsrEcTEp OUT OF STORE. -Whcat-G5,4 ,4s1 bu No.
spring, s., ,a46 bu No. do, 1,44s bu rejected do.
Corn22 eO4 bu NJ. !, 224 i'll bu No. 2, 3G,5so tu
REJECTED. $50 bu no grade Oats-ss, ,sl7 bu No. 9,
2,l33 bu rejected.
The following statement shows tho exports
Of provisions from New York for the week end
, 1870-06-07

i f,rana u,va, -xn ,rrhar
Schr F1ny and N. :. as0o hrIs AT. A' '"'A'>'"
Schf Jamaica osweA !rg,,m * n ir,o,c-
Scnr = seoviAe, AusA Ne0@' ~ ~ 'e'''Ns'' - ~
lath. r. % m lumber
schr Hsfoe Ear, saH1atm rayeL
Schr ]. L Shank, Racine, 3 n3 m s,aycs
schr Warren, Grand Hasent m ,tcs
Schr H. Rnnd- White Lake, ~ n shinefes
senr Aren't, Grand Haven, 81 ~ n Iamoer, Is II
Schr g. Knapp, TWO Rivers, llo
lath- a.. -,ber
schr David Dali, MusSegou, 10 n @ n irmher.
Scow- -EE esta, Traverse City. w n wood.
.ScpB HIy Gray, South haven, % cosus
ScoW AdTance, saugataes. 80 eds Nootl r. 60 m
Seow Rowcna, White River, IS m lu1ao
18th
Scow " Whlie Cak, NanEstee, 10 N lomoet'
Scow Cnlon, S:n;h Haven, 20 ctss Woou.
Barge City OF Erie, Grand Haven, 200 N tnmoef-
Barge AhsRal, Grand Haven. tso n lumber: q,
Schr Westchester, Sturgeon Bay, 1sa Ii lumber, ~
n lath.
Schr Evening star, knackwntst3 Pier, 6,9oo posts,
500 tics.
Scow Magdelens, South Haven, - cds wood
, 1870-06-07

CHICAGO, lime Cat this point lake freignts
were exceedingly 1Ell, from the fact that there
were no vessels In port, The light winds tha! have
prevailed for several days past has greatly retasu-
cd the up deet. Charters were confined 70 the FOL
lowing: Fr1m Chicago to Eunalo-Schr Lincoln
Dali, Wheat, e: prop Toledo, wheat On =; p. TO
Port SafnIa-PTpp B. T. WaTc+ corn on rhr1ugh
rate to Portland. From 3fIiwaukee-Bark NJ E.
Perew, wheat 10 Buffalo, on owners account
MlLWAEEEE, June A-Gr1ln fTeight3 arc quiet
aul EomIna!ly unchanged, and ETaan vessels uGer
at &C for wheat to Buffalo. Engagements: To
O5wegu- -Schr 5. Robinson, wheat 1t 1e5Gc.
BCFFAI0, June 4,-Freishts are quiet, and Tes-
ecls not plenty. No charters reported.
ToLEpo June 4-The most that can be said In
regard to rates to BulTalo ls-duI The best char
teTs were made 1t SC. We do not heaT OF any III
qnry for vessels to-day. There 4 q demand for
vesselsTo load to Oswegp 1t &C. VIC DO not Know
Of more than canal craft in port and that one
will lead on Monday and receive not less than &C.
Coarse freghts are nnchangeL-8kade.
DETROIT, June unea-vessel-oWners feel somewhat
disappointed ut the falilug OF Of grain relytt5 III
Chicago frcm outside rates, hut there IL rather
hopefnl feeling gruwIIl. out Of tie improved Dc
Haud for 1nInbtr, and the tendency tow3r!! IN ac-
cumulaticn In coarse freights generally. In some
cases, within day or two, vessels have accepted
s0e lower prices for down freights than taose
realized week ago, Dut this Is rather exceptional
and to say that the bottom hns been reached Is
simply asserting the yertcst truism. 1nasmuch as
vessels will not, Of course, TUn af IN actual o5s-
Tie following engagements arc rcpofted: Scow
Lizzie Bell, telegraph poles, New River to Tolctio
&c for n1l over IS feet, and &c for those uulet
Essex, lumber, A1pcna to Buffalo, r. t.; also schr
Mary Amelia, cedar posts, Sine Nile Point, near
Alpena, TO S4ulussy. Mt the rite OF = toF lumber,
cauncI bY her capacity.
, 1870-06-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
xslfsk Day of the Summer EcsHiOn--1Ac Burr
Uequc*t-Poor Uouse-TrcasureE's
Rcnorf-Rcporfs of OtI,cr
Officers.

,rna erwuoor eoe,,oD hi 4he Roard M Gnrprriaorr
q Cook County WIS begun at p N. yesterday,
~ tfp new countv Cour1-rpOt1 In the east wing.
1,,,,,. u,u.nn..,t o,rurJ,d ,ha chotr
1iEslueut Alue.a. u. oseupIa a4e ena.4s
Ihe CLERK caIeo the tolt anu tne 1oHo"tne
named Supervisors answered to ther names:
AckhoG, DiuhE1, DoestnDery, Busse {Chris-) J, Bob
hinder, Busst (F.), Allen. Hfobston, DoltOn, Dan
Gils, Fsetse, Gibbs, Guenth.E. Clos, Gage, Grlmn.
Grat, Wrcln. Holland, Humphrey, Kelley, Laaer
Murphy, Mayncr, OhicndOH. Patlman, Ro1not,
Sauter, Stevens, Sanders, Tesch. WorthinSron,
Ward. Waterman, Clark, Clinton, Morrison
The minutes Of the Last meeting we're read aud
adopted ---.-
COMMITTEE 4PF0EINEST9.
, 1870-06-07
PROPOSALS.
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ADVERTISEMENT
FOR PROPOSALS FoR
PRINTING AND BINDING
LAWS, JOURNALS, REPORTS, Etc,
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2sth General Assembly,



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rets ard othes documents Of the Ee1t General ASsern
BIZ of the state of nine!z aud otr toc1Ern.1 thz>
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Journals and Rspozt1 authorized to be piad hJ aaid
tho Bilh Mc.sase.J Hl.nka Certiaestsr, Ctr,isT q
Advertisements which now hereafter may Be,
c e
DE discharEe of theiF o,ficsI dnt:s3
tuEC 1t had su thc nal sum of fifteen thcasad doL
lar. fer the faithful Of the vusE s.Z
rropoeas must srecfy the rate PCT thou.and tE
eonposton the rau per toEen Of two hundred ard hty
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NJ 4 81 an oposa Vii Infs e se,ed ' by s s.
LAVE journals, rcports bIlla and othee docunnsuts
sEf T boad il sas4 a Rs F 81 Sc r
performance OF raid wofk ant - provided by faw And
iaia .nu;t specy in detail tie prices b. for
For binding tho lawr, Journals aud reports. with
leather backs and thstantiai pnstehoaxd siet, and
FeF adns IT, sfa eSas aas with
with The ttle printed thereon, and trimming th6
edges of reports and othct documents.
For folding stitching, and trimming the cdsCsc 70
Fer fujdirs, stitchiug, and trimming the edgns ok
A # said work to he done in accordance with law.
Said pr71o.tls IT, Ec opened at O'Clock p. N. en-
tte raid I'd day Of june. 1870, and then dny e7s-
'4'efs' EDWARD Ru,fME1..
Secretary Of St1ta.
, 1870-06-07
MONETARY AND CONNER CIAL.
MONETARY.

-.. ..... MONDAY, June g..
The lower price for gold, to-day, il probably
due in q great measure to the rumorel posi-
LiIity OF war in Eastern Europe, which would
cause increased exports Of breadstuifs, and 10
make supply Of sterling exchange that would
make exports Of gold unnecessary. Should
there really be any war in which Nussia, tho
great wleat-producing country Of Europe,
shonld become involved, it would, by cutting
on that source Of supply FROM Western En-
rope, mako great demand for the unusually
large stock Of breadstufs that we have on
hand A war in Europe every four or five
years seems almost unavoidable. Monnrc!s
settle political differences by tho sword, aud
resort to 1t more readily than where the
sovereignty is in the people. II is therefore
only in accordance with the experience Of the
past that, having been ut peace five years,
they should go to war again soon. The present
rumorB of war, however. rest upon the merest
surmiao, and may DO dissipatel at my time.
Aside from the prospect of the export demand
being increased by European war, tue crop
prospects, on the average. are as good If not
better), in all parts of the world as at this
time last year, and with larger stock on
hand the gold prices Of corn and wheat are
lighcr here than at this limo last year, viz:
, 1870-06-07

dalry, 20a2lc: fair to good tub snd arkln' 17sl9c;
common grapes, 1sR15c.
BAGGINa-The hsg5tng market was stsady 1y. md ID
Ludlow, <sXc; American, +oe; Amosseag, sSc :;
nn!on A. IS: Enunss e: gqnnlg5s oo5 sscSs
6oc
BUILDING MATER1A1lS-Dealers reported an
eTs Ssse %s %ean aaa sauseo
sssoas75; lime, In bnlk, = ID: si;oo; line IT tn
*e.13@2e5; cement Rosedale, y hri. $aootsa; :, ?;
Gags plasterng hatF By. +o95oc; Whits e. saHa. W.
s,so: l5e clay, . brl, sAooaAss: plaster, = osl'
CMEEsE-A steady, fair demand exists to5 tn!s
usually fne. We quote: New York factory, u
@lse; Illinois factory, 1s@i4c; Western Hssef'e'
market The inquiry, vas limited. and va
sss 9sers remain tenss, Rs'nly Isg
1000: Blossburg. $50: Eric end Brias = hl1 saGo;
ioeheny Sspn; n ts5G: .siS adls efsto as''
COFEEE-No changes were made In prices, bat
the tendency Is to higher .ange me demand o,iI.,
The fs 70 foIoT!ns o s Is oar ilss: Mocha, sse:
Jam, 80 s5tlc; 8: 6. Java s7!Sase; Sss5;;
roasting Iuo 19L@i91ac; common Ht0. 2gAG
2ic; fair to good, Il {922c; prime to choice, 1a@
2Slsc; Laguayra, ss3 e 24t5c-
CO0rERAGE-Tnc market was quiet ~ the
following prices: ,,or
WhisEcr barrels, rood batna. L50t9l.t5
I'orE nnrrcIs ,,,,........... CLIO
Lard ticrccs. 54.en
Flour bhfrrla. fiat hoops. ....--.-.....-. 4oG ~
Flour barrGls, round hoops s--.. ,-..---.. N4 ~
CANDLES.-Trade Is improving anil the market
exhibits Il f]T1ner uulcEtonc. VT quote: EaSlme,
EXC; tallow ts:caElne}, 1e.tsal3hs; Sehenelders
etar, 14E@16c; Bas1ett's stearIc Hight, 19G15'1c-
EGGS-The supply was light and prices were
ftm and higher. Sales were MIlIc 1T 15114S1GHc+
FRUITS AND SUTS-Thcrc WAS fair bu5-
ness doing In the fruit market, anil prices for both
dried nnl green assoTtments were well SUSTAINED
all around. We quote: 49,.
GREEN FRU17s-Apples, et0OfaS5o; lemons,
S7.O0ta 500: oranges, Nessi12, SS.50.89.5Q;
DRIED FACITS-Turkey pruhes, 1ltGl2c: Turkey
prunes, new, 14L@15Hc; figs. drums, 1Sa1Gc; n:,s,
cartoona ec@ &c; dates ln3 1ec appes Eastern, 9H
@f1c: apples, Southern, 6H@sc: peaches, peeled,
l7(a1ec; PeacbeE, halves, unpee1ed, ease; black
berries, Z b, 10a1ec; rasrherTes, Il n. 3o@3ec;
cherries, imDortet unptttel 12tsl6c; ratslns, lay
ers, new. s.Dos4. 10: rlsins, seedess, 20 ID mats
fs.50@ LOO.
NUTs-Alnonds, soft-stelled, 2s93Nc; almonds.
papershelctl, Princess, 15S51cs peanuts, T. hu 81
his, s3.0o@ 100; Brazil nuts, 1876 l4c ;pecans Texas,
1x916c, pecahs, Missouri, i2@13c-
FISu-The fish market WAS reported fairly
active, and prices we're steady an1 Uniform. We
, 1870-06-07
TIE LAW COURTS. /.
Action to Recover for the Deatn OF
Husband
r,,rt.+Dt sut,s Commenced by the Son Of tn.
&: a. L,,e Senator DonsslaS.
Superior Court.
NEW TERM.

-: NEW TERM. ...
y stn Time term OF this court commence Sestef-
.+,r win four hundred and eighty casrs upon the
1,iai calendar Other causcs were noticed, but
7,,on the call Of twenty cases per daJ they could
not Ike placed upon the LIST with any prom 70 uu-
on TRIAI-Hpw DE DIED.
Jane Mclean, administrant1. etc 81 Aie1hnaeE e
This is an action on The case brought to resoye,'
under the stntute, for the death OF ldsoanos
upon an allegation TINT the decease1 came 70 ms
death By reason Of the negligence OF deiendana @
It Is asserted that on the 15a dag Of April lsS9,
The deceased was at the store OF defendants lof
the purpose Of delivering quantity o. ola4s y
charged, was carving some Of these cans upon the
second door, when he came 10 an open hatcnMay' W.,
which, not being ahle to see because OF ms loaa,
injurinE himself that Ieath followed The defence
claims that the MANS carcessness CAUSED hls fall,
and that he fea from tac ground noor, ana not
from the story above, and that, being nur, ne Vas
BADLY treated, wherefore he died.
REAL EsTITE SUITS
Thomas Wilce T. Chrislana hesgguest eI a:
Bill fixed to procure the cxccufton Of power Of
be cold eouasts af LIT II and the east half Of Lot
Il, In Block !, jackson and Weases SUBDIVISION
OF the south hall Of the south tweuty1v acrea Of
the northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
John OSBORN !. Hiza J; Wilson, as admins
decd Of Int II, j. A. Wilson'S Subdivision, In the
cast half Of the northwest quarter Of Section 18
ae, IL, which property It Is alleged deceased con.
tracted to sell under terms that have been com
pllcd with r..
Petition to Sell real estate John Northman
guardian OF John Debn, pr8ys IN order 10 author.
iZe the sale Of Snt-Lits and :, OF Lot 10, Blocl
4e, Canal Trustces' subdivision Of the east Fraction
Of the southcast quarter OF Section q, 50 II.
MECHANICS LIEN.
r. A. 1oyeland ct al =. Nargarct McNnlty ct nj
Petition to establish and enforce mechanics fieI
upon property commencing at the southwest cor
ner Of Block 1G, Canal Trustees subdivision Of th
southwest quarter OF Section %, 50; thence north
eaxter1y GO feet: thence northEcsterly 100 feet
thence on the west line OF the block to the po!n
OF beginning.
DEcREe ENTERED
Edward C. Murray r. Jacob Singer CT al Decree
entered passed confirming sale Of Sub lot o
Lot and the south half OF Lot 3. Christian kuhnf
Subdivision Of ont-Lot s., Town 40, IA; aad Lot
s and G, Block ~, Rotenson's Subdivision tn Sec
ton 81, 40, IL The sale WAS to complainant TN
first parcel sold for 81 900; the latter for $s000.
, 1870-06-07
ILI-INQlS CENTRAL
LAKE, EEaRE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
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