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New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 13-The Legislature has
been engaged entirely on local bills IN the House sew
eral members expressed Indignation at the introduction
Of resolution authorizing the appointment of clerk to
put III legble and sensible shape bills for enCrossng
The member who introduced IT stated that the Governor
had often approve bills that disgraCeIul 10 the
State OF the bad spelling ana worse grammar
The resolution was adopted.
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Su,tiaI :aciitts.
The Tribune Almanac for 1870.
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l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
l. Ec.pses in 1870
2 Various Calendars for 1870
J. Tide.Tsble for 10 places.
4 The -Four Seasons
S How to Set Correct Tine
G. Morning and Evening Staa
T. SItyone Bright stars
g. Cycles and Chuch.Days
g. Planetary and star COBjuHeiions, &c.
TO- Length Of Day snd Night
H. CILEyD.Rs-Phases Of the Noon Rdns and Setting Of Ss-
Moou and Planets, Sdersal Noon. Moon soo's de
H. POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
l. Constitution the United States with the 'anoOa AnsadnssA
T. Condition oftbe Fifteenth Amendment
J. Public Law, passed Third Session Of the xLh c'sr'ss
and the Firs, Session ofEhs XLIst COagres'
l. Joint Resolutions and PrOelAmatonA
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Constitution Of the State and vshOu, AnssdnsssA
g. Sunbsr OF Votes and those who Vote in se~-rsrh
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TO- French and American Weights and Measures
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r. Public Debt Of the United SAeA
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT CODE OF
SIGNALS

The Board of Commissioners of the Brooklyn
Fire Department have just adopted code Of signals,
which will 90 into effect the 1st Of February next
They will prove great benefit to the Department being
so arranged as readily designate the point at which
there may be fire. The boundaries Of the Fire Districts
IN both sections Of the city will be maintained rs they
now exist, but each district is subdiIdcd; the bell sig
nails arranged that the remen will know after the
first what district the fire IT, and aftcr the second
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HorsE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.

Mr MCCORMICK (Rep., Arizona) offered
resol l,ion nstructing the Committee Territories 90
inquire into the eIpedency Of establishing Territorial
Government the civilized Indians in the Indian
territory Adopted
MrWnLARD REP. VT offered tho following resolu
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
CATTLE MARKRT-JAs. u.

Beeves-Receipts 1000 bead market quiet With limited demand
% A. o. f premium Kentucky 819lr for extra 10c hr tsI
oa 81 G6 ordinary r closing heavy with 24O bead 10
he y au.ol quiet and unctauge SheeDRecepe liberal
u aai droouug sales h a G5c for 10 extra Western:
5a5lc for Canada
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
NlINNESOTA

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT RATIFIED BY TIE
SENATE.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-The Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution OF the United states was ratified by
the Senate of Minnesota yesterday by party vote OF l6
10 10.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
lEyeuug-Cotton closed quiet for ooth Tres or
dInair-. on spot, 1907 francs. - -,
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M1RRIED.

The Trophy To,nato-T~en'y seeds as Send Tor circular
ddr,ss GEO L. WARlSG. ir.. Orira Flun Newport T. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

.Fuon-st, Of High 359th't, cor 8b-ave
-. .WaIst. Perry DISTRICT TGNALa
l3. Orange Of WiloE. l2 uaou-sve., cor Ash-st
"a. .Fuion Perry. 10. .Fralkhn-ave., cor Gfren-'t
Is. .Miil.st Ferry l@.Fraukiinayc, cor GTeenpoiat
l6. Fulton. cor Of Clark are
II. .Perrpout Of Hicks Is. .UnOnave, cor Huronst
2..Naesett. Of HcAs 10. luohaYe, cor Mr,eloest
south Il7..FraualiB.ayr., cor. Caiyrrst
2J Cirtou cor Hautonays I3..yan CO..a5e Graham
%. Hamilton ave. Ferry ave
h5.. Harrison, Colombia l9..N sshnZtou cor lndast
2G. Clinton. cor of Baltic. 2I. Fot of GraHdst
21..Van Byuut, cor 0f King. lJ..6fJul -. cor ON
4 Ertl-r Of Nevus 4..Gaui--t iuion-ave
81 Bend cor Of Dean rs. North 2ist, IlIOuaye
g.. .tOurt-sJ FOurtlplace 20 North q st. cor oI
.Atlutlr-st fourthAye 2I North b,h.si cor a.
J5. .SacSrtt. Of smith. Z8..Norl WIsL cor .I
5G. .Fr-.t. Fith-ive 29.NOrth bih-st, cor on
81. Vanderbilt Faibush. J tnban-aIe cor Nesser
Ttuiays. 1872. .GnbiH-aye, cor. NORTH ~
L Rsrmundst 34. .(atam.Gve, cor GrInIst
4. Johnson. Coolest 1873. .Grauisf., cor Le0uiri
a. Wioughbyt cor Fleet 80. .Leo1aEisL, North ID
40. DE kiibaye. tauou-st 81 lUrmr st. cor frj'L
80. My Vanderbilt J8.Mrto oIlaye. cor Bush
So. .Parkage Cumberland ST. wick
A. Carlton ave. cor De ha5 J9 Bash" cE ave. COZ Irie'~
48.. Futuu-ave Aiep-lsL al leDn1I s cor W trAof
Sands Bridge. If2ttTahtn-a'et cor "Y'A"u
81. Pearl, Of Water fJleol1i st. cor Mon. l.oeAVe'
81. Ferry foot Of Erdgc f5Grlhsm ave. cor Moutrose
81 pe,rI.t co, Nassau 4G Mex bheu.st Broadway.
O.J0TlemOHs, Fultonaye Grahamay cor bIal"ay
Cl. .Fut0ust Perrepont a. bush"lc cor AasltlG ST.
t2..Atauta-s. cor Clinton |tJBu,lNlcAaFe cor Niile
60. .Atautc.st, Smith. |alSuuiu 81, cor frs'sL
L. Fultonsve. corS SmtAsE 52..Soutl 3D. fourhst
5. Jqv.,t Tllry. 1873. south 81. EgltArL
CIt.sor. De Eilb 54..South-ld Jfiou-aYe
Hamilton. So. BrOadUayt Luoave
81. Broadway, cor NiutalL
T. Washing ave- Fulton. So. Broadway, cor Finh
20 Atlantic Franklin I5i broadNa cor ffsts-
- ,.lf,r5aye 'G L.. foot Of DivI.i0u-aye
IS. .Mvrleaye., car No.trt1i To- bFoO ~ llymffst
lG. Grand. ave. Pak.aye. ItJF"ot 81 HtNrssL
vhayr. 'G- Bedford ave-, F'1shng
g. I5tb.st cor l-sve |t5.. Beiuriave.. WioH-st
e. 1t cor W alton 81
Bj1tlst cor Jth-tSe t-l. bifto.tsL cor. bloi"al'
a. lIgu.sL 9th IC9. DFisOnave, coz Bedford
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
CUsTOM-HOUsE MATTERS.

The following is a summary of the business
transacted in the Hew-IOrk CustOmilouse during the
year ending Dec 81, 1869: Number Of vessels arrived
from foreign ports the Of which fully dis
charged $685. viz Steamships, 79l ships, 447 barks,
l3l7; brgs 592 schooners, 200 other vessels 1863.
Number Of vessels from foreign ports bringing passen
gers and examined under the passenger act 096 VIZ
steamships, 4i6 sailing vessels, 100 .,. 90, ,.,-.
Average length Of voyage for steamers was l3t days,
for sailing vessels, 40 days
Total number OF passengers arrived from orelgn eouh
tries and Inspected by customs officers 2g55l7. VIZ,
cabin passehEer5 5ioof steStaEe o 60
the latter there Wcie-inales l5s55j; IeInaIes lUooo
over wears OF age 2ls3 under years OF age, Il go
a Ne 1ows: adults, 95 children as; total Si
OF these there were males. III females li3. 49, -,
Number Of vessels measured for tunnago 5li, VIZ.
steam vessels. 6J ship, G barks, 298 brgs 1875 schoon
ers, IS; other vessels, l5 , ,,,
The quantity Of VEGETABLE merchandise returned by u
salU 22O7 Il44O2 pounds exported. 1l9O6so9 pounds
total quantity of salt imported 3GO5965 Dnshels tOa
quantity of coal imported. lls395 tuns total quantity OF
tea imported O9962 pounds total quantity OF tea ex
Weigherss expenses for labor, s2a3.0S6 o.
The quantity OF guageable merchandise returned by u
Nc I'm casks TO- G46s6s gallons imported moasses. H.,
SOC 500 gallons exported spirits. wines, &c, In casks
3gs gallons; exported mOasses, 4437 gallons Wines
one do@en botJe each 769 packages Guagers' earn
Rng oS 5sTebnp.s dat1 paid on sriy..... ss47
%sTsSsa;. SO
XIII, Merchandise shdfawn rom bonded
house eIportednnder The rsrf aets........' hE'
Order. for the eIimnsuon Of merchandise masufae'
turslh from merchandise Of foreign grown and pro-
for for beneht OF DraWbAcE eijV
Rtport shipment Of SANE. IJO
order. for the examination of domestic Manufactures
entered for under Internal ReYenue laws, Tor
benefit Of Dragback 'V'
for shipment Of same N'
Egirie, Of ID. .chaudse withdraw from Internal Rev,
enue Bonded Warehouse Class No. 2, and exported a.,
for benefit Of Drawback ''S
Rstri., oil m ID merchandise which dates we're
da nd exported from Bonded warehouse fVr ben
Of
Total number Of oier. sIpors.......... S2ol7 ,,o
Total number Of entries, export So1E1
During the year there were 1900 seizures OF mer-
cband.e for violation Of the Revenue laws, amounting
i'm yalue 10 about $5OOOOO Beside these there were
several store and vessel seizures. . - ,.,,...,.,,
Customs receipts for year ending Dec d. 1872 S26 A6lJ "
Custom, receipts for ending Dee Ji 0o''' H''V" 20
The following additional changes have been reported
nj the NeW-York Custom. House:
Of II. Wid vice A. N Lndhey Night
Mckee vice d. Whtehouse removed T.
Rose resisusi; Marx BeAtue vice Jonn
Meegan resigned --,-- f., - o,1 ,ho,o
Very few changes taking place Just now ana there
is some talk about reducing the force IN the collectors
department. =, ~ ,c,,-. . ,.. ,o,.s
ago has not yet gone into operation Due n0tce VIII De
given when the proposed change takes eject.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
crrvrrAyD AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.

The Directors of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad held meeting in this city yesterday
The following were present: j. N Mccullough VIM NJ
Tweed c. H. Andrews, jay Gould, j. H. Devereux Peter
H. sweeny Hugh Smith. Henry Harley, James FISK ~;
/ r Rucked George W Cass, and Thomas A scott Inc
following yearly statement was submitted Dy MI heuOeh
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indo,5ed Uih 6uu
IL yT,I
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
Total number Of orders, sIpors............. 8

! During the year there were 800 seizures OF mer-
chandise for violation Of the Revenue laws amounting
i'm value 10 about 100000 Beside these there were
| several store and vessel seizures. - ,,,,...,.,,
Custom. receipts for ending Dec 3l lB9 S6l6l3 50
Custom. receipts ending Dee 81, lSoa. l+5OOo 80
, 1870-10-26

.Ntcsines Ia tlc Wnr:s-lmportaus An
u0uDcC9cnts.

r,x-1, w.pn
regular meeting oi The Ninth War, Republic
can Club was held at 10. Ill South nalsted
street, last evening. President h. '. Kennedy In
os Spa4., 1ns H'esa.s. "as s''s koou.
General Aann stated that vigorous pro
ssmns,rn comm,t,ee .i nsa III teen nj haTd A. Tort and
= Man bss hern .sTeed unon. II nossin,e" . vrn.
ran .n,en naa as,,nn sso,,a - ss,a =, se1,
cta1 faunca1lon InettnS Woulo oe aelo Oh ue4t
Friday, The Ninth Ward WAS well represented
on the t.ckef, md he was RIau Of IT, He was R1Ad
to see 30 n sny cut, copsd e,1p9 the state Of the
"eA.oe1. lug taln oulelae wa Was pie'eao'e W .Ae
reign Of the Democracy. They shonl1, aaid The
GcrcIu1. raise the great Republican umbrella, and
80 "'xsnoa 10 s'eso'J. o, 49,. ,,.... =.
a ee'.. .ea''at n".su tA4t wv " A.4AAA' We
tenGeien ~ N aaHn M ~. enG e.oanent NV, NJ Mnn
ny 70 when nr ttcoaHet1 ioe nomlnauoH Oh Jonn
StEtAS11s ~ tosune', ..
A.. Mes.ts9n @ } mysen ~ 70 sMena y noning tnsl
y, l,H a1 Il nS Ga,n H.. " ceo upon
carlyle Mason was called upon TOT lev 1e.
@a,ss, anH ~ ssa M Mas Ss 1s oq
1na ~ s IT Isa' @ o5a s
"ou.. S ~ ~" E entct a1 1 sS@%4"4A @'>1 A.
NJ .: !. I'LL "as usa s .hn aae
tIcHa+ wc,,r - .t..,aa 1Irt ~ arSnr - aT1Tra
II sns,I ,,eai i of Go1e Esa npresssW RE re
!uohssns i at sae sinta ~ mtte Sy@nn ~ sse
elect every %Sh Oh .1e ,aeeeT n MseunSS 4asat
tsssJn ,hnx TTo,Is H11 1,.% -
tnucn UHt " Anc NNEe!o1s ~ tne ps1llocIat!c
party. He haA never seen % iAtge aud 60 hat-
M mon.ous Sonsent!on l ss tne one % ea4Eaay.
tns t ~ ~, - tse ~ W.
acandlna1e tos me ntEt ttmc. sesesa SEateNen
we're RulnR aIodnA ed5 lLK tu1l4ks 1uoot MS Cuu~
duct n SupefTta0f IL one tatsnnnof3b9e SCI, or
4 one act unbeconing eood citizen, coaai be
n1ovsn s91 tnst hun While n ne Hoa!d Of suEe.-
v,so,s, ns woala ] csass S, T. PC S Saaala3s 9aa H.
tton- lie challenged the men IN canvass the
| eharEcs made, and II he did not prove what they
sfsettstl tn he un1Euss they could drop hts name
ftom the 1tcktt-
! TIE THIRD wApp.
A meeting OF tho Third Ward Republican Club
.as hrld last evening, Al the corner Of clars anu
Harrison ttIeess. At. Charles Ham Ii the chair,
MI. Ham rendered his resignation as President
IT the club, having moved out OF the Thlnl Nx.f
III ,ict 80 he cxtsrcs se bis thanks TOT the cour.
| ttstcs which Ind been shown him Iuticr Ills &C.
.IpsEcy Ct that npsittcp, and congratulated them
ubcn the aAnrct al Hf am rencralF and the ticket
which hn,i tusr hcrn n,ir IL nnrInafIon hr fna rs
! .utlcen convenucn
ctuh Tor The ensuing yest Mr. rhrtrs made an
.naur ural enrt ~
, 1870-10-26

ST. Lor1s, Oct Charles Frey, wine ncr-
shsnt; recently from s Caaiosnts vas M tonna & DEAD
I'd to have committed suicide
Percy Randolph. Who wss arrested
mouths ago, for passing counterfeit
noIcy, entered a suis IN The United states CIR
cult Coutt v day aRRtnst $wtfi X Caxan, lawyers
Of kansas City, for tao,oGo damages Randolph
sI1egys that he paid s~ift + cowan s. sou. fos
which they were 10 ptpcuEe i.a0 Tor him and
defend hts c1se, which they falcd
to do. and kept his money;
and John Fa1lon. ri Thnkde1phla; William =
wood. Theodore Virgin, of Carlisle. Pa: FranE
y. Auxhes. Of Potuvtlae. PA: Edgar Ba!l- Of
Warsaw. Ill entered suit IN tue United Staies
Circuit Courf, to-dsJ, Rgaanst the Missouri i Mis-
.tsstppi Railroad tompany to enmpet them to
va as ssss g
for the track aud rolling stock for
tho road. and TO hu4'd deposs, &c, for
which they were to rccrtrc H,noa IN stock and
s9o,o0a In Dirt mortgage bonds per Inue. hat de-
1tndsnts now refuse to fulnl Il Plaintiffs also
ask fnr m injunction restraining defendants from
stvtrE bends to other paft1cA
, 1870-10-26
A CAR D.

When MI. zIEGFELD, few months ago,
announced to the public his intention to es-
tab1i.h an Academy Of Music In Chicago.
which should compare favorah1y with the
couservRtories Of other large cities in Europe
and America, he scarcely hoped to see hfs
ambition gratiAed within 10 short space Of
time. He is happy to be able to assure the
public that the Academy Is already an &C
eqmplished successfully Is much Of sue.
cess Al he had hoped to attain within year,
at least-and he is fully aware that he owes
this to the generous patronage Of the musi-
cal public and earnest cooperation Of tbs
gentlemen associated with him as Teachers !;
and it will be his aim to deserve the one and
retain the other in the future.
The prosperity and usefalness Of the Acad-
envy will henceiort tn be the more enlarged by
the association Of MT. W. A. ROOT, a1 part
ner and business Manager. Mr. Boot has
been connec1ed with the extensive music
pub1fthtng house Of Boot & Cady for IL years
FAsr, and isa brother Of George F. Root. the
well.knovn and popular American Com.
poser. Mr.. Roots large Acquaintance In the
Northwest, and his perfect familiarity with
musical people and interests, will render
him an accession to the Academy which can.
not but increase it, sphere snd contribute to
jfs vnrth
, 1870-10-26
WISCONSIN,

The Fox and HasconAIn -Mlycr atn-
pfovements-klR klRllroad Itein-Ar.
resta fer k'assiuE Counterfeit
Money
Special Desp7teh to The Chicago T.fhure
MADISON, Oct, fh-loYcruor Fairchild hs= been
notified by Nr. Breey J. Stevens, Vice President
Of tha Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Company.
that the duly signed Agreement OF thAt company
70 accept the terms Of The law p6Ased BY the tAst
Congress relative to the improvement, or tat Fox
and Wisconsin Rivera, and to abide BY the satd
Of ArbltratorH on the value OF tho franchises
ol the Above company On the FoI Rlv-
er. provided for In satd law. !a
on the way to Washington. Thta enectpal1y
cheek the game of the Democratic opponents
OF the election OF Mr.. sawyer to Eougfes6 from
the Fifth District to drive yotets from his support
on the ground th5t he had delayed the COM
lnencement OF the improvement OF the Fox and
.WsecOnA1n RlTeys by Acc+pd.E the ReujAsucu pro-
T1bo 20 the Law Of last session, and will be very
satisfactory news to the people interested In The
worE,
Mr. JameR Campbell, President Of the Madison
d Po1t1x Railroad, states that 1t will Soon b
running from Poftlge 10 Paynette, twenty-five
miles from this city. Grading from the lasl
Galued place 10 Madison is rapidly ptoGresAn1
ard the hskufsEce Of aid from here he says woul'
tecutc the running OF cars to this city ty Jan
uar1l.
Two persons, named T. c. Gsiswold and Henri
Hopkins, puEnot1lng TO reEtte At Fox Lake, wef'
aEfcAted AZ Mateft0wn yesterday for passln,
counterfeit runney, by Sheriff Giles, and rake.
10 Je1e1sonstor examination.
, 1870-10-26

The North Si,ie tGpr0verB met last evening 10
rt':ner Hall. but, as they could not improve the
weather, few Of them came OUT, Mr.. AtERtcr
called them to order, and, after some Informal
rnat, II was decided that Mess.s. kerf:ot, Nc
CagE, GulseE. Calhoun. and STARK should draw Up
III the l6sh OF November, one week after the
election excitement Was expected to bt over. The
mn tttec then wc1t home.
TIE following are the cnlcers nj the t;f1ld
Coinmande1J Of the s;atc Of It'.no!s for 1s1O-tl-
eitcft.1 ye>trsl2y: Il E. sir John II. Pearson, Of
Go4lfay, Gr. Commander; y. E Sir Wiley u.
Eean, of Chicago. Dep. Or. Commander; E. Sir
Daniel Dustin, Of Sycamore, CT. Gcnesaltsstmo;
cEa.: Rev. and E Sir Charles 4 Gilbert OF Joliet,
Gr. Plelate: E Str Hiram v. Hubbard, of Gen.
'raIia, Gr. Sen. Warden; F. Sir Theodore F. Cur
nty, OF Chicago, CT. Lun. W'art1eu; z Sir Robert
Il Foss, of Chicago. q. Treasurer: E. SIR James
II Mtlts, or Chicago, CT. Rec rder: Z. Sit Louis
II Jnrgths4 i, cf Laaro. Or. Sta Bearer; E. Sir
Asa W. Itl.kts!ty. Of Quincy. Or. Swl. Bearer:
+. Sir john F. Nash. Of O.tawa, Gr. Warden:
r SIR lockwood +. Osborn, OF Chicago. Ill. Capt
fE CSn8Itt.
, 1870-10-26
MISSOURI

Topn1ation OF IT. Louts Gountr-1u1-
eide tn kNnsA~ City 1tumcpne
Knilrond Depot MT Knnr0s City
Stock HArd Schcmct
ST. LoC1s, Oct 4,.-Tne population of St Louis
County, outside the city. Is Just completed. and
autneets A,ss.. The total population Of the
.ounty IA 81, SO
A s0tln2 man from New Tort, pAt1e not re-
t,orteds committed! suicide Je8teri<Y It Kansas
Hewlett Of Lansing, Iowa. supposed 10 be Xnis
sister.
Arrangements have been made for the erection
1t n t'risn Railroad Depot At kansas CITY 800 BIZ
l.uoo feet dtooennens, Is cost t7aa.thd
ST. l0rIst OFT. ea-1t Is asserted that 4 repre-
.entatlsc Of Commodore Vanderbilt, and oihe1
l1act of land ornslte this city. In Illinois, with q
xtew OF establishing monster stock yard, and
'hBt negotiations are progressing for d tim!laI
un.t on this side OF the river. Sore 500 acres al
iand will be required foR The operations Of these
pentfcucu.
, 1870-10-26
THE SPORTING WORLD,
III fCas1 OF the st. E.Otsf~ Club l,y
tic White Stockings.
The Red Stockings and the Mutnals.
Isnrc EIctyvccu tEc Snppllo and
Dnuutlcrs-AIIrn md
<salla5tlcr.

St.riR IhsrAtth IN TIT E1tcz<o Irbn1>.
WHITE s1ctKlxis vs. EArtnKs.
-. 1rr1s, tht. sA-Tne xk1ce, This morning,
VA sr s.a, anil oralaous, ~ Ing of tho nA:ume-
y: !n.l.t a,t, rsin, and 1t ~ Doubtful whether
:: u ulu bold On long enough to c.ose the contest
81 ts+ bc<, hase ball clnb Of ST Louis With the
last OF .'hlcaSu. As viii be seen The hals1e was not
:, u, teEeht, hut fought hard, and The ChIcagos
:sr the y.c.ors. The Empires OF this city, are an
a:.!t:r srt Of mfn, who naturally give any club
card WORT 1t WAS said they were easily dlscoor-
acr', .u. the rameto-lar docs not show It, as
NIL i' seen rs the score TheE did their best In
,.tl ,-st at the tt1nc. the White Socks hAa
= I'll y 7 ned th2t the! would hare seasoned ttW-
= .:.a: wl:h. and that Jor.saa r tight prove
-: .:rt- and In. rssved cyrsy possible chance 10
SEW Il. rre"msEou Eeot :co1c. The Enp!Ies
- ~. un.'s. etand i1nkhatns pitching While
i- pt.lr- l-i'-hsn,.esi. hts rigas hand makes :
lt. !..tt:nE motion HIS balls an. dcl.re.ed
Wy. -Hsh ~ mcntlon< force thai outsiders
er,v t+::r,'i!. As,t'h!shcd, and, judging from
=. Il Eating. the Eup1rts were, asso no:xtth-
standing the lA:,rr male snne t1nc hits The
:.,3sh "i &c Chicago c.uh say III their hatitn.
:, ,n;rna., at YESTERDAY. TIE tixth innirg was
t' III. in i-ss iAa1 ten 1uinAtef, while The play OF
;L- :. hire s-sk-" WA particularly brilliant IN
81. II -: +. IT,, aa.l lasted TWO honrs aaH t1ir-
t.-rs nj; Etcs. II vas almo.s too dark to see
tkr raE well =. the closing 81 The ninth in
hntn ~ IN. r.me ,,nr ~ ,rss -
,,'I .,, 80 ~ ~ 10 ~. mn,,.risAd ras ,hsra
..'u' -" ~ ~ nsnr ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ y.- 1:na ,.,St
h' aua @ ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ ts, sa. W., ,s
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COMMERCIAL
, 1870-10-26

Such fA The Rockford Insurance Company OF
Ibfs city. COMMENCING In 1861, 1t Issued in that
year s4o0 policies: u 1865, 7,1an poicles: In 1869.
$3.50 policies; ana 90 far In 1870, $500 policies.
Most OF these are with the farmers Of Illinois, u
tie company sends no agents outside the State,
For ceaselefs activity, liberal settlements md
nrn1nnf paymeute. The "Rpckford" Il noted
ffhEnnrhnnt SpStherp and Central Illinois, and
H1ns fsyor and patronage from ali. The COM
nan3's eafulpRs are invested as they sccunnlaie,
and Ut this time It's assets are more man Ho1eie
csrr. cssro, Alton. Springfield. Qa.Hcx and PsoI.a
sbGnid burn down Tonight, the 'Roc5fora
would NOT loee doIlar.-ffc'n the Roe1}'fd tiAl
, 1870-10-26

Dsputy Coroner Spears yesterday held an In
quest over the remains Of an unknoNn naa found
1t ating in The like Mt The foot Of North avenue.
Il. Buchnall. ior rent Of once "No. IS for month
ending Sept mber 50. ggned bT < y. Wight: m
elcciEon u, ke. for W. G. Og1e Collector for South
cnicagu:a gold I1nR, sleeve hnt:ona, q cork
sc'tw, a hight key, and ten cents. The bodJ is
that nf ulan nbt ut nyc feet sx Inches In height.
dressed IN checkered pautaloons, white Hhtrs,
cotton uudefEhtrf, and linen coat: has dark hair,
etde-whi< kerr, but 10 moustacne- Verdict Of the
seyed to the dead-hoase, tor identification.
An Ypauest Was held At No. 4l< Ohio atreet,
uver The body ni Jsne CuthDertsou, seryant ID
tie rmploy ot Mt. Culver. Deceased died snl'
enly, at her work A p1tt-mo1te7n examination
revcaletl the cause OF dln1h to have been Ecaft
,ttsesSa
, 1870-10-26
Intcfs reInK 10 TnHsurh.


ANc.S the opiutuns recently nlCsl at Ottawa. IS
c3e in the casa OF tho appeal taken by j. Russell
Jruts from the decision OF TIT Supreme c.ust Of
chtca-n IL. uaAng him responsible to the amount
II s. ,s:a tor damages sustained oy the tug Ada
Allen while itI his custody As Enlted States MAr-
in ftbsuars oI 1867. while In his custody, beca1e
flle.1 with water and sunk. The Chief Jusstce,
who Rare tie opinion, sustained the decasion OF
the charge Of the Marshal, whose duty 1t Was to
lerp the yetstl safely. Uwinx to hts negligence
the vessel WIS iost, and be WAS, therefore, tmae
1atels responsible u The injured party, Mt. Jas
McCu!tk.