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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-04-05
To the Directors and Stockholders Of the
Cincinnati, Richmond aud Fort Wayne
Railroad Company.

In making this, my annual report, it is intended
to show the condition of the Road, and its future
prospects. Soon after annual election year
ago, received from the city of Richmond its Bonds
for one hund red and twenty thousand dollars, for
which realized in cash S92, 442, two bonds Of
$1,000 each yet to dispose of; Interest realized
same $5I7 ,95. Collected Stock subscriptions
s2,S'0,05. Amount received from former Treasurer
S470,55, making the whole amount of receipts $780,
290,55. There has ben expended, since Angus
1867 in construction and in payment of old debts and
expenses s7s,37695; leaving unex pended balance
on hands of SI7,9l3,6o, besides the $4,000 Bonds.
Several accounts are yet unsettled. The expenses
have been for the following purposes
OIu Deot OIL 493 Al
VIM. DeGraE & Son, on construction -. sc, SIS 81
Engineering, ...... 1908 rs
Right OF Way. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,072 90
Real Estate. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 90
Ties and Timber. Observation-Disclosures. 81 ,437 -
Interest Account, INSTRUMENTATION. 27S 40
Salaries and Office Rent, .............. 40
Lithographing Bonds, Printing, Taxes, &c: 1888 80
Incidentas, Stamps, Stationery, Travel
ling Expenses, &c ....... I,122 "a
Making the above stated 49,. .$7s,376 50
, 1870-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Chicago.

ARRIVED, w. June g.
stmr Orion. Grand Haven, 20 pigs ash, and Gun
stmr shsboygan, Milwaukee, 4s pigs hsn. 50 N
Shingles, 100 brls nour, and sundr1es-
Prop Fire State, Buffalo. $50 pkgs fish, and sun
dries
Prop New Era, Grand Haven, light.
Prop Fassals bnnaao' Ill bars railroad iron' and
Prop Faro1ite: St Joseph, 1900 ties, "a bu pota-
Prop CITY Of New Yors, oz:; ..s'si:g. 1900 brls
enlt, and EundHt6.
Prop Empire, Oedensburp, sandrles.
Prop Colorado, Buffalo, 41o bars railroad Iron, and
schr b. P. DobbIns. Buffalo, $40 tons coal.
schr F. L. Jones, Grand Haven, 100 m lumber.
ssHr | Dolphin, Nus1eso1, 10 N lumber, 10 m lath.
Drig mechanic, kawley's Bay, 10 telegraph poles,
3schr Ninnesoia, Meuominee. 1io III lumber, 20 m
schr Myotte, Muskegon, $50 N lumber. r
sc'lr e J. Roeder, MusSegon, 11b m lumber, IL N
sehr HAY, Muskeeon. 145 IN lumber, 20 m la,h-
Schr F y: Ca1T1n9ton, Musksgon, l0o N lumber
schr 1ses " Lawson, Anskcgon, 10 m lumber, Is N
schr s. + Gale, oconto, ITS m lumber
schr MolliD. Holland, Is m stares
SChr A. Rust, Peshtign, 91e N lumber
scnr 9. W. Prescott, Nnslegon, s N lumber.
sRr apsey ale fss so is Is nSe 20 m 18th
sehF s; s. Bates, Auskeson, 1as N lumber, 8 N
scnr DICK somers. Grand Haven, rs cds wood.
schr Maine, Ausls Eon. $50 N lumber, Is N 1sth-
schr Phoenix. Green Bay, 40 N lnmber, IS N
scnr Dawn, Saugatuck,, Is m lumber.
Scaw L Painter, South Haven, IS cus bark.
ssow Forest, Auskegon, 100 m lumber, 80 N
scow South Side, White Lake, no m lumber
scow South HaSeD, South Haven, 80 N timber, 80
seew ew IeTnsa n i? efeeso % IN d ameeq as
Barge Norman, Little Sturgeon 91o N lumber, 20
Barge c. Gears, Grand Haven, Is N lumber, 70
eds wood 800 posts, 400 n shingles
Barge Abigail, Grand Haven. 100 n lumber.
Prop onto1ogon, bayfield,, $50 tons pig iron and
schr s. scovlle, Nusteson, loo m lumber, IS N
scnr oetaria, Nustegon, 40 N lumber, Is N
sehr Joa ytlas, Big snamieo, 50 m lumber, 1900
sehr pam, no Myers, 1os m lumber, 80 m latn.
sehr Meridian, Mnskcgon, IS N lumber, 80 m
schr i; +; i, Campbell, Au,keson, lis N lumber,
sehr Fg,ns l;1 cloud, oeonso, 200 m lumber, 20 n
SET SET SseE hs1s ss1; IL lumber
schr Express, Aonistiqpe, 80 N lumber, - IN
schr Emma. Pentwater, ~ m lumber, 70 n hth.
schr Florence. Grand Haven. IS !" 1am0ei' - ~
Sch, Josepnpe josef Dresden, White River, So N 1um-
senr LIE e. + Deen1 s. Jossps 4 g 81 lumber
sssnr ssnr AHo@, A1a'1slH Hoiiand, s. = lumber:
skhy festne. Wu4te1nu, 50 n lamber4
sa1 4 .s,s Z 19sas2sb ro1s 2ssbes1oo, s ~ iambea n
Sow semael Dack AAssr g N n lumber. u = m lsfh-
, 1870-06-03

Will be Eecfyed At this o.te nnku Ju1e r. 18su at II
9'ei4ek n toF the eomP!stlon Of ths Maftne Ho9ita!
epeeiae1tioEs ON file 1t this ot1ica.
The brick, rnante., Crater. ocks and dlmnt1ss, and
chandelier w be furnished to the contraeor by tte
Department, delivered At the afte Of the bEdiE Tia
eb0yN, sheds, tools, detltk1, AAA oh machinery ~
ksthrK with all n14tesals belonging to the Government
trludibe The limestone s1nd Epn. steel, tools. rnp&
tcnta &c. th1t have bern previously for
ln the construction Of the building, VIII become tas
property Of the successful bidder Schedules Of tk.
property be seen At this oee, and the articles I'M
te ttfyed b the contractor ia the location whets tJ
tlored No allowances for hauling ok tr3nEPor4aQQ
Will te made b. The Government.
TIT stone fsc1usd ard dressings nua Be made Of ~
zane 1uaatT and esr And ID eEczy respect eyt1zi D.
The entire n&eonry must be Of equal quality aud WORK
~ every respfcttn rort ALREADY per{orlne3
fssmcr.- - ue made monthly, on certificate Of tho
Superintendent Ten Per the estimated value ok
Il wpr performed to be retained until the completion
Of the contract. -. -'
All bids mast Be accompanied by penal bond in thu
ets i: ten thousand duaIs that The bidder will aereRe
aEd perform the contract awarded him. The suta-
cit od tho accnIty to be certified to by the District
At:crEfy Of the difslict IN which he tesidesL
Tie Department The right to reject any a1f
BIDS aEd my bid that Il not made the printed form
t. tc ottaEed At thi office, and which does not CONFORM
II every 1ctpcet to the ureme9ts Of this ndycrtias
ru,.1lt, MIu not be cons derrd The work viii not b
r:t:ivir.d z1noux different bidders but will be con1id
~ jUbst,N York. Superintendent,
Wrb r.
, 1870-06-03

CHICAGO, Julie 1.-The following charters were
effected On Change testerday: From Chicago to
sroush rae to saruanPr"p a. Ee.d
City of Fremont. coIn on through rate to Boston
and Portland. To Ere-PEop Merchant. wheat on
Prop Empire. corn on through rate to Boston.
From White Lale-Schr Josephine Dresden. lnm-
ber to Chicago at e2.co- From Milwaukee, to Bui-
fElo-PTup Free State wheat Al &c through to
New fork. From Kaclne TO Bufalo-Schr Dick
somerF, wheat on P. t.; schr David 4 Wells, oats
(shipper,s optioneschr Advance. malt at ~ ori1c
DETROIT, May a1.-The inquiry for vessels con-
sinues moderate, and rates arc nominally un-
Soanss Soa aea Ma % se @ ua s
rolt, lumber, At 52e5, and timber At $40 on the
rail, I. b. d. scow Emily, lumber, KawkaW!n 10
eeps, fSs Mver. r. sand an Point, % East @ sasinss % aud
nn!Fh at Bay CITY II more arc wanted, at E.6o, 70
lowing charters were reported: Schr Annie
Vought coal, Erie to Chicago, d. ( d. at Sc free
.chr Car coal Enc to Ch,cago, rolling mill. 81 10
Toledo at 4oc free; Mary Morton, coal, hence to
Detroit at DOC free: schr n Sla~son, coal, hence
70 Racine on Il schr Berlin, s1ones, hence to
SSAGISAw, May 51.-Thc Courier reports the fol-
lowing engagements as recently made. We omit
the names Of vessels and give only the rates: Lum
bert from A. ". Wright's to Chicago at $a.5" per
m; lumber, Bay City TO Buffalo, at $500 per nj !:
slaves, Bay City to Bunl.o at s1d60 per m; stav,s
East Saginaw, III! out At BAY CITY, $50 90 aud SIG
East Saginaw and bay City 10 Buffalo, at g 50 aud
$500 per M; lumber from A ". WrtEht's to Chi
cago, at $500 per II; lumber. East Saginaw md
bay City to Dunktrk, at s. 23 PER salt, from Bay
Cir to Milwaukee. at 15c per hrl; lumber, Bag
City TO Buffalo, a& tao0 per M lumber, East Sagi
law to Buffalo, at Sa25 per m: Bay City to Tona-
wanda; lumber, Bay City tn Bunalo, at FOG per
N; East Saginaw and Bay City to santusky, 1am-
Der, $3.50 per N; East Saginaw to Wya1doste,
lumber, t1so per m; East Saginaw 70 Buffalo,
TO Cleveland, lumber, g. is and {240 per m lath,
Eoc per p: Milwaukee TO Cleveland. lumber, r. 6aa
per N; East Sa2iuav and Bay City to Buffalo, ,lum-
Der, s.30 and $500 per N; 5a1zburg TO Fremont,
lumber, 5a.5o per N; East Saginaw to TonawaDda,
lumber, IS per N; CarroLton to Cleveland, lum-
her. 81 10 Def m.
, 1870-06-03

CANAL LOCK, CHICAGO. june !, p. p.n1-3CLsAK1pp-
Augusta, Big bun, light; ". 4 Steel, J1eL uRas " q
clyde, Morris, Is N lumber; Atlantic, Jolie5 s5 III
InMbtI, 50 m 1ath.
CANAL Loc5s, Chicago, June 10 p. NJ
CLEAnkp- -Cnlnne'' Hartin, Big Run, S. yas stone !:
n. ". Simons, Lemont 30 yds stone; deneIa1
Judd, Lemout, rs yds stone; r II. Atklnson> L.
mont, IS yds stone; Il. L Peaslee, Lemonl, s.
Tds Etone D. Hess, Lemont, 60 yis stone; AAzy
Orely, lemont, So yds stone; Adaace+ Lamont
I2 Eiis stone: Stars and Str5cs. Iemout s. yds
stone; 8. 4 +, Lemon, - JUS stone; Mary Wax
er, Lemont, s. yds stone: Admiral, Saginaw, 50
yt.s stcues Oak Leaf, Shnnnahon, III tons gravel;
Cayosa, Goekrort, 6,oeo bu oats; Brilliant, Nor
iis, $500 bu c. m, $500 hu oats; Nautilus, Mar
settles, $500 bu corn.
CANAL LoCK, CHICAGO, June ., p n1.-CLEARrn
$. i T., Lament, Light; T Il Atkinson, Lemont,
light; Mary Walker, Lemon., Light; Stars aud
Stripes: Lt1non,, light; a. L Peasles. Leaons,
lteht: W: n. slmons Lemont, light; Advance,
1emont, light; Mary 0rely, Lsnlont, Ilent; George
ler, Sag light; Colonel MaEtin- Big Run, light;
Metropolis, Ottawa, light; Barge No ,, 1aSaI1e,
Is, Geo Is corn huska 49, $50 Hs machinery; Wave,
Norris, 7a,.e0 n lumber, LOCO shingles, 20 br1s
salt; Georgia, Joliet, SEEDS It lumber, 80 lath,
Is byls ealt; Ocean Spray, Ottawa, 1900 It
IuMbtr.
ARRIVED Constitution, Ltmont, y yas store:
Il. Walker, Lenout, 70 yds sto1e: C. W. Walker,
Ltnoht, IS yds stone; F. Bucnhnm, Lcuout, vi
Jls stoiie; Thunderboif, Sag, 50 ytls stone: Mon
tIea1, ottawa, 5000 lu corn; PhGnlS, Locxport.
$40 bu eornj Rosa Belle; Utica, $500 bu conn J.
J.. Preston, Norris, 800 bu corn; Dolphin, OF
taw?, GOO bu corn; Pert r and Paul. Ottawa, 1000
bu cotn, Gt0e bu bats; Cataract, LSalle, $50 tn
, 1870-06-03
eEALED PROPOSALS.

EDWARD RQNXRI
S4Ha$1T Of
, 1870-06-03
Superiof Court.

ZEE WIDENING OF koR1H FAASk1N sEREEE T. :.
Asher Carter :. The CITY OF Chicago, etc. IN tnls
Nerth Franklin street. Win an east front, nled q
lM 70 sn}oin The widening Of North franklin
knset. o1 nc pan Of complainant 1t appeared
s'er>, Of the land by than subdiyded, plated the
Psope7!. feseIsinE to purchasers twelve feet Of
o. cont yards as these little grass pots are play
tally called n tslts city Complainant and others
sasa as's*d ae eas fe5 H. n'gs and oe:u
"a the eouyeyances to them est At
ne time e sale ne rEoprs,ors Of the land ded-
one-haif Of the present Eorth Franklin strset The
other half Of The highway being divided from The
twelve feet reserved, the street would lie Of lie
width Of nlty-six feet The street has Letn in
pr1yed n ,s usual manner s By The city win side
council. SO That when it Is carried aa inso
lie street. Sidewalk fourteen isst Siae and s!s ,Ss q.
whole Of the rest VI the street, excepting two feet
up to the cast ine Of the reservation Of twelve
feet ne1t to the reservation Will he occupied sub
atsndaily by curt walls bounding the roadway Of
s1e he .e ne Il ss
the east side Of the street to the east tine Of te
zeserre tTlEs feet LEAVING si' no space lor side
E1ant. % in rust, Tor the purpose Of street, and nd
charges TINT the proposed changes are made in
iaf faIth. 10 pursuance Of scheme to compel
him and otherh, situated Ike him, 10 abandon,
without compensation, to the PUBLIC use for the
Furposes OF q sidewalk, the twelve feet reserved
t,y their deeds An application for preliminary in
Junction wes refused, when deUaFIef was filed
q The hlil. which WIS now Argned on inc cnancerT
Side Of the CnuIt.
EJudge Jameson, yesterday, passed npon tae ques-
missing the Bill
The Court found the difficulty in the case to be
70 sec upon The face Of tue BILL that the city Was
doing anything Of which complainant has ngnt
70 complain Doubtless the improvement, II car
Iied oatz Would, TO some eItent lnjure him. ne-
c0net II would leave property With no sidewalk, To
- dtnlnuaou OF IT. mattet value; but the Court
, 1870-06-03
CHICAGO DAILY AARkkT.

THf-REp1I EfEsIAGy IuuE
sa1cs of praJn nour, and provisions viii es1 found
cases snid subtect to inc usual charges Of storage
unless 85ssrE5s wss falling OF In the, ship
ninI demand Today, owing to the "oseakS in the
Easatern Ea market, ald, as result, common and nc
u% e5aa;ss, ys5s e supply tae cit t e ri.
ai1i nrHe5ious' rates wsEc well sustained. The
stocks are Increasing We quote; Cno,ce dairy,
mon prndcs, lR@1sc- - 49,,
RAGGESG-A quiet trade was reported, end
yaSss s s 9pse assaea pses Stark sa
esn eal loc: Amosfeag, 5ee; un!on 4, 2se; gannies
9esI IfHsisEc; k fxuol saeka, sac.
prices arc Inn at a range OF s2oo.oo9soo.oo per
' BEANs@%:eete %!:etS quit 4 unchanged prces-st.oe
0R.7a per ba.
MIDDLlSGS-Sales OF 10 t1ns ~ $&M .,o
BUILDING MATERIAlS-Enere WIS an acll7e
demand !ol ouHns uia1eliaSs anu thn tau,anev
SAaneG wa aaue ~ n rnt, 1iaht tran ssnccG
T. higher range We aS9ss y; Mea'se'n 81 ssaGSo
-; fnafble dust Dust, > br h5oSa Is: lime, IN bulk,
SlaIis Eies II IL :, ssHsns & sIs Ross:
dag aouisyIlje 4 Isl csmens plaster.ng har
hrSe ~ = oco "a 4s: oS nre clay Il brl, 800
Site. MtoS. nn,estsr, 81 = ri q nnxsa * ''
CiEEsEThc cheese tYatio was fa,r, au,l for
marketable goods the market was 1rm ut the
quoted prices. Interior grades were neglected At
. acopeessIon from inside quotations: We repeat
our int as follows: New York factory, 1t.alsS' ,'
| COALThls market remains inactive, with no
! prospect OF immediate improvements. The follow
ng Prices nrc asked !; Lehlgh, lu:np, .1s seslaoo;
41o,oS; Bl1ssbu1g ss50 Erie and Bttar Hill "a oo
Walnut IiII $500: Hooking Valley, 500 Yough-
coFFEE~Under continued encouraging adj
vices from the Eust, stronger feeling per-
, 1870-06-03


Cargo Of sthr }. Dresden, from White Lake, 80
trips uni boards; fl0.b0 for tw0-tnch; $500 for
ath, and 800 for pickets; sold by IL q. Cone L
Cargo OF schr 1vcr Lawson, from Muskegon, II
n Il strips and boards at s1ato: sold BY Charles
Cargo Of schr C. c. Butts, from Muskegon, GO m
It Elu-run ut t1a75; sold by Blanchard i Bor-
tEnd, En-.
COMMON mixed at s11.0o; 20 N pcs lath at u !;
sold by blanchard Borland.
Cargo Of schr Buena Vista, from Muskegon. 1870
Il. X. Dckfortl / Co.
Cargo Of schr Westott, from Musxeson, 20 III #
common picked at $500; sold by Roberts { Hull.
Cargo Of barge Wyoming, from Grand River,
12I It hoaris and strips at t1323 10 m feet Two
,nch Ct *I'se, $40 pckets ut Il; sold by Watson,
Cargo Of schr F. l. Jones, from Grand River, 1oo
n 1,a fsss stTips m and boards at s1s'e sold by ish
Cargo Of barge Abigail from Grand River, es m
IT strps at slsoo 80 u It boards at $500, 40 It
select at $500; sold by lnsh, Bullen L Co
Cargo OF scow IL. Dixon. from White Lake, 80 m
Z lcist ind scnutluG ut tl15o, 4s N pcs lath at
e.9o, 10 m piclets at s7eo; soil by IRISH, Bu1len
Cargo Of ecow Milton, from Montague, 1ao II #
common mixed Mt s1s,oN. IS m pcs lath ut 1900
III pckets at xi.0o: sold by Irish, Bullen / TO.
Cargo Of sclr Joe villas, from suainlco, 80 III
~ ~ saWsd t singles I at sal' 500 N do at sa17S;
Cargo Of sct1r Emlna, from Pentwater, 100 N Il
ost md RcantllnR at t1n70; sold by Phillips 4
nruwne.
Cargo OF schr North Star, from Pentwater, 40
It joist and scantllng at 5000; sold by Philips
Il l;fuwne.
Cargo OF schr Gipsey, from Free Soil, 1l5 N It
common mixed ut sli.b0, 10 III la&h at 100; sold
y l. L. Dickfrru Co.
Cargo q schr ]. ". Brown, frum Green Bay,
9,oG0 " A. shingles at s3-12H, 60 N No. do at
fl30; cold l,y Carter Jonea
Cargo OF echr Cubs, to arrive from Green Bay,
LOO N "a" shingles Ut sal2iS: sold by carter 4
Jones'
Cargo Of schr Odin, from Eeshoto, 100 m It
mixed at sat sold by Carter Jones.
Cargo Of schr Phoenix, from Green Bay, 1e0 m
IT mixed at EiA7a strips boatfs, inch, 1t 1000;
sold by Carter Jones'
Attic YARDS
No new features were developed in this market
o-d4y, The demand continues Hctive for thls
eessou and quotations are nrm at the annexed
rnnge;
FISs slesk, 14psa II sl2sh.. ea35aoa
, 1870-06-03

was uns,se % see th.. t.sr. I. a, strictly legal
Hosl a, P';t WntIs ine Tn1et tSe many decisions
msde: in this siKtr +, Is undoubtedly within
thr 1srrer - ~ ~ IA n,mnon Council to occupy q
AVE nnst,o, ~ ~ ~ Th Wdth nf street by an ap
pruSeh r. = InnneI i, nas been done, and IS be-
sng ions ~ anH ~ thc fnted States Circuit Conr,
upeu ag esse nV Whch vas presented it was decided
ht 81 ~ won,d he lable although there was
ua 1ne g ~ n WuTnhy =. The City, where rail-
@ usmaRe - w ~ 1et1 n a Erect. and permanent
sa rosn tEee Te,e eas 'e1d bus across Ii, 50 IS %
n..,, nans arcess 10. or cgresa from q lot,
pssst plsss1t' ~ 49, stotrs whcte he TILE to he
e:rs'.F eAse' yas derived to the city under crcum-
st5,ccs sa.e Which would seem to give the owners
s.Iusc cnuItT against the city, 1t was held that
1neES m 1e w y, anT sch decisions the Court sied
~ ~ sl .cT r. ~ 1e easc at bar how the lec rghts Of
L. - ~ s IeTr to ,c yiolate y te stfept T
Io1pp,sinAo' t'.l 1lna - = ~>-
'cto,os ea5d that when dedication Was fnade m
,oa ,,tI ri onchnlf Of the sreet the fe T1a tsfen
tae e et tlus that the properly shoud ee Used used
u,dW,v and sdeWalks each Ia he ~ ny1fnsr ~.
nnnne;nr1 roncndfn0 {hia ~ ha On tna reuos -
dsns,ons ,n1 sa9S ~, ~ -, hae cases o.
Sa ihs. ocfnns1ion al ne.srly ihe enti,. S4dtH II
, 1870-06-03
The Chicago Tug Association.

We are pleased to be able to announce to the
owners Of vessels in Chicago antl At the different
like ports. that the owners Ut tugs In the Cncago
River have formed IN association similar, In some
respects, to an organization on the Detrot and St
cr s Tais b Z the t so1sy h q ths fna
success IN every sense Of the word. Although the
demand for tugs in our hafb1r is not so large as
On the rivers inst mentioned, still there is great
competition, and, in order to reduce the running
expenses, an organization Of this kind was DEEM
I'll necessary; Yet In the faee Of this fact y few
oWEefs Of vessels belonging to Chicago are setting
M all Opposition to the movement.
\ very important feature In this movement Is
that the tugs are valued bT cnsses, OF, In other
wcrdp, their capah11ity for making money. As
mentioned above, several owners Of vessels aoiuX
business In this hatbor are opposed to the exist
encc Ut tug association. from the 1act that
mlfted into the associacu unless the Directors OF
regulations of the society. AT the first meeting
ceed to Detroit aud gather any Information fun
tie members Of the association In that city as may
oe Of value to the working Of the tugs here under
The new regime Another important feature Of the
formation Of such an organization Is thas the
public will be less embarrassed by frequent
and long detention at the br1dges,-from the fact
that there will be less strife for towing. Hereto
iure majority OF the tugs have employed their
cooks; under the present regulations only three
stewards will be engaged, who I've ashore. The
1rst c1asS consists Of tWenty-four tugs, OF the
aua0a 81 seeGba fsrd eSas
q lsalnatieu Of 5000; and fourth ciass OF TWO
The foijG:. - the ot1cers:
Iresfdent-Captaln J. A. Cruwford-
Tiee P5rs5den-L- B. Johnston-
71tasunr-Captaln Jas. s. Dunhsu1-
SerrstdrY-E ". Hills,
General Snre7uttsa Captain Jesse Cox. !.
Asxistant Supeslnte"aeats-captAns VIM. Carey
ard VIZ Harmon.
P1.ndertile, 7. Il. Smith. E vanDa!son, ". u. 3.
Deale, E Warner, E. SeEorf, i. Burton, s. Il.
, 1870-06-03

t1f; 10 H8x; Hte, ,lsx;; Hitno!s Central, lSA;
Q1eaa Western. fsx. -8eooa1 quieS
Pans. june a-Bou1se closed nrm Il ~ SC:
;LvKnroo1, Juno .f1:16 = m-Flo": E'sa NJ nta
Winter wheAt, % sds red Whea&. - oaI WHINE
1heas ns lid. Eo1M 9s Sd
Porf, 1eqhk Lard, 6sHa ,...., ,r7,,.
LyKPooI, June skvenlng- -eos!onL1a"atss -
ding uplands, 1oss@1oAd; Orleans, 11d' sa'S "
10, 900 bales
Breadstu6s-cMifornla white wheAt, 19s; fea
Western, No ., 90 Sd: winter, % 81 ~ =,
9our, 21A Corn, No. u1Xed. ~ Sd oa1s~ - ~
Barley, 81. Pe2a, asa go.
Provisions dull PORK, 1aab 3D. Beef ll6S
lasd, ess 6d. Cheese, Goa Bacnn-5:s ea lux
Cumberland: ets I'll for short ftb.
Common II SIN, ~ 9,l(ass-
LONDON, L. ea-TaSW nrtn nt 45s 81 sugar,
Sis 9dfas2.c =: fr1ueE at s1BasIs Sd. Ltllseed
oil flr7r.
HAsuz, 1ae> :. .aon opened quiet
ANTWERP IT,, Petroleum quiei nj s3aL
, 1870-06-03

Circuit Court.
HEALING ArrARArrs At TIE 1xsANE ASYLUM
Judge Williams rendered decision In the case
c1 The Northwestern Manufacturing Company v
I.seph J. Kearney ct I'll. and the isoa5d OF Super
Ti6ors. yesterday afternoon. 1t will be femem-
bered that Albert Crane, President Of the North
furnishing tire Cook County Insane Asylum with
complete heating arparatus that he clained WIS
lower xhan one uTeleG by Mess1s. Walworth, Two
hE Fu1se ior the same work: Ihs eid Or me
ton vas procured By Mr.. Crale- The arguments
Lad been heard some time since, and the decision
was given yesterday The Injunction is made
perpetual, and The Board Of supervisors Is re-
Et1ained trom letting the contract to Walworta.
Twohtg Fntse.
FAR11i.%
Mary a. Dewes :. John D. i. -as ct al. This Is
petition 1nz the assignment Of IT, l in and par-
ltlon Of the southwest quarter Of IL >onal Sec
1hn &, Il, Is; the southeast gu1ILer ol Nact1onAl
Section =. II. 1s; the east half OF the southwest
GuaEteroI sA1ne section excepting SIX acres OIL the
west eide; The south half Of the northwest quarter
OF Section r. IL, 1s: part OF the soutn half Of the
NTH h1lf OF the northeast quarter Of Section II,
Il; tbe south 20 OF the north 81 rods Of the south
eaht quarser Of Section H. A. 1s the south half Of
the aurth r. est quarter OF the southwest quarter
Of Section Fl, T., Il; Lots IS ind l6, School
Trustees Subdivision Of Section 1G, 42. II;
The north hall Of southwest quarter Of Section 10,
ii, excepting 140 acres: the west 20 acres OF the
kou1h half OF the southeast quarter Of Section 10.
Il; L4o acrcs IN the north half If the southeast
Eoa,Heass oa as ies aad
g fractional quarter Of Section 81 II part Of the
southwest fractional quarter Of Section 50, Il :;
Lots and e Vests s16dlylson u n LOIS and Is.
8, Block 81, She1helfa Addition 70 Chicago. Re-
rGs1 confirmed, stating that division OF the prop
Cry cznnot be equftshly made.
GRAND JURY.
A renirf Issued for grand jury. retufnahle this
mt ,uine.
, 1870-06-03
JUDICIAL ELECTION.
GnI1 to Hon. u. F. Ayr, Hon. S. B. GsolIrs,
End Lambert Tree, E4I.+ 10 bec0nr
Candidates for CIrcuit Judge.
EUsa- D. F. Ayr, Hon. S. L. Gookins, Le1nbe

Eom. d F. Ayrr, Hon. S. L. Gookins, Lemb7f
Tree, Esq-:
GENTLEMEN: Believing that in the selection Of
cur Judges the great mass Of the public are dis
iced TO regard nrrtehtneas Of character and legal
rhiliiy as the controlling tests, the gentlemen
NhcEe names are appended to this call, have
tfoFted this method OF giving expression to that
sentiment and, Il practicable, to carry It into ex-
ecuIon In the pending election OF three judges for
The Circuit Court Of this county, under the seventh
81 clion Of the schedule Of The proposed new coll
ttituticn, each eiector being entitled to vote for
1No candidates. We think that above all
things our Judiciary should be placed beyond the
reach Of any Influences OF partlstan or political
u mutation tq. political conventions, and their
elections to political pnrdcs there Is danger, to
,Eay tie least that the conventions and parties to
within they are thus ih+ebted may exact from the
Judge upon the bench q recognition Of those ser
vices All classes Of men,, aud all shades Of
Political opinion arc interested IN the
proper administration Of the laws To that
Mus1 We finally look for the protection Of our
rights Of person and Of property. We cannot res
scDRbfy expect that the law wilt be properly 3D.
Gnately protected, ty any other than learned and
.ble JudEea- We desire to see upon the bench in
this city lawyers who have made their marx In the
rrtfesstop, and who are known to be able law
y.Is, and upright men. We are quite well aware
gentlemen Of The legal profession who fully ill all
tntse requirements, but SELECTION
must be made We are confident gentlemen, that
1Cu and each OF yon are fully up tu the high stand
ard which every good citizen would desire to see
The public, should you permit your names to be
used, viii be glad to accord to yon hearty sup
Fort, we respectfully request that your names may
i7e used as candidates for the ONCE Of Circuit