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, 1870-09-09
p1obeo, he VIA cared for As thongh hc vers 4

pIobeo, ne WA tafeo loF ~ IHQHS1 nc Wete \
eon of Germany.
we're crowded, lhe best Of 1eeling seemed 10
prevail. Prisoner and captor drank beer from
The sams glars, and helped to band7ge eacl,
others wounds. Que stout Ffenchmau was
supporting poor Davar5an Ind. who was
shot through the face, and was evidently fast
sinking. could neFdf have baliavel
the Pr.,ssians Co e1citable aud emotional a
people had I not seen them weeping aud soa,-
biuG ut right Of the pain and misery Of strong
men. We had one F1euchnan who was shot
three times, and was bound TO die standing,
for he would walk, although he conld not live
may hours. He WA surrounded By twelve
Pruss,sns, who ran hithct aud thithcr 10 plo-
cure what he needed, and cried Ike children
when he wss Pint on the strctcher and proLed.
They had lain on ths wet earth together III
one dreadful night. with the voices OF the
wind and rain, md the Bhrieks Of dying men.
p1ociaiming to them the necessity Of peace
and good will, and Uera bound by ut1png cords
offfricndehip then and there.
'sI'o,ez rous, said one French officer to me,
"theee Pruhbiins fire At very short range.
They keep advancing when it eeems cettain
| lost double tho killed nc did; but there are
| not so many Germans As Franch badly
| wounded. The Bav4rians club their .nuskets,
| the raecally iulants. and they were AZ bad Is
| our Tu1coe to call off, They woulla't hear
| the bugler. Down in the valley, between
tLore two murderous hills, CONNIE ca (sud he
drew little map OF the scene in the straw
| down there the dead ii both ride. were piled
| up 90 high that they served the Prussians fol
| hnuicadea. That long ugiy forest on tho iii
| is full Of dead aud wounded now. There at,
! no chances to bring them away. and some ali
10 thot that they fight rather than 6ufIe
| themselves to he removed
, 1870-09-09
In an Unpleasant Position.

Idrts tAu9. el> Correspondence o} TIE Lon3sn
NeHs.
The mtniion OF prisoners Of war reminds
nc Of the unpleasant strata to which An ann
teur follower OF the army Was recently re-
duced. Ardent in the pursuit OF knowlsagc,
and with a csrtsin faculty. for scrapes, He
found l,ir,eelf surrounded by angry men lc
ter the dctails OF battle. on the smoking
field itself. He lad prudently waited mil
the fighting wAs over, and had then sailed ont,
Lis futile attempts to convince his captors
course and must ba huug 10 the nearest tree.
II wss when things wcro going hardest with
linn that Al officer appeared on the scene who
decided that the soldiers must not take the
law into their own hands. and that this prs
oner must be securely bound and guarded,
and cent on to the authorities The unhappy
mnn's hands we're then tied behind hiu back,
his feet hound together, and he himself
thrown into large cart In which were
eome wounded soldiers, whose rage
at his presence, aud conviction ,ns to
hin character took al unpleasant practic1
form. Too disabled to prod him with bayonets
OK punish him with stripes, they bit him Il
feshy parts, yelling meanwhile the com?Eehen
kiro accusation Rpr," and swearing fetWeaI
each snarl and bite that he must die tbs deaui
Oucc before responsible chief, the much IN
jured man was atle to prove his Innocence
and was set free, with many polite rroteskt
tions and apologies. He declares, however
| that he has had et,ougi, OF following tho ~aE
/ and, with many wrv facr, that lie shall no
| forget hie ride with caEniverous toyalists 70
| the rest Of his life.
, 1870-09-09
amer ting Battle OF N0rths

Cerresron5fn-*af the Bcston Jos.r7H.
There INere Aty sdd carr, msiniy freight
wagons. on the doors o. wnHh sst..ss ooonaans Mae
'i.y. in bloody, and sometimes hardly dis
,,;1uishAb1e masses, the French and IIua-
riaus tngeklur. Tho first lev cars were Hllsd
v1th danserously wounded f1enchrntn- In
the group vs.. one Tune nc several 1ooAsea; ns
VI. stretched acsraisinE1y on tho floor, and
7 ;nntrnsnt. who was shot three times, and
Vhoee Hcht arm Hns already swollen 70 twice
ite natural size. The native courtesy OF thsSe
unfortunate fellows WAS oatn'saoiS eAe"pn-
fed by their feeble efforts to rise as We enF
tered the car.
l.: Most ef he rrisoners{werc wounded twice,
generally in the arm OF leg: most q tne
nustiane once oult, either in tho hesd.
beast, or lower -aimts. Inc hafafians, tne
very oye whom We had ecen ~ LEAVING spesse, pss,r
wounded, as they had indulSed IN 90 mnea
| lanl.to-hand fighting. The BAsnr'ans are 70
| the German race what tho Yankees are TO the
american, and have the Same whns'cas, ,., as E.
se5ey Il. snoass 81 ;ssnS 70 E oes md
childs face, had part Of his right hand ello1
away. He hatled me for cigar. and when l
asked him Where he was hurt. Aeh! poth,
ing but a lituc scratch inl the hand and
aro,her M IN ~ tac leg: put ! made ae.t h'n, N
II sgain" Nearly ali tho Dava1ians in
thr a.tios-two briesdes-wcre hEht-,sirtd
bIuc-eycd boye, fresh aud pu1c from the
VI I'D, but, sas tle Freaehlnen; fero;i9us ss
in b.t,is 1hsse ,hs r. beard s es1Gss
Snsver. aud despatched tie partially wounded
9Th them. One whole reEunent, therefore,
n@rnTidtd @ itsoli With the short, hat inivea
nmsde in the mountains Of Upper BAVARIA. aud
.r,nnnced this fact TO their comrades The'1
Ha1or.a1 beard of II, and commanded them II
tl is,ve tic cutier7 behind. wheroupon they re
ieusS .,s"d to to Saarch: knowing tneir temper. b
W ". ts.a S st t1o point ot those short blades
f1enehnen generally reesi;sa' a,,a ,sisns ~ a,0n
the line, better eaIs 4,a snan tn VI tears. other
sems s.ssa.m - MI, sut ii admitted that their ems
cgos,ss maSs Sess we're Eept back, aud when Eounas
nan vas stripped. ard held down ~ n's aI;pe asn9
y to h.ye lis fostering o. suIp"ss'sa S0"'''
, 1870-09-09
AN AMERICAN Won M0LTKE.
\ Relative OF the PEuB2inn General n
mississippi Steamboat Clerk.
fftnn The Memphis AraEdnehe, Sept T.


Learning yesterday that there WAS relative
Ct the great rrnssian General Won Moltke in
our city, and that he had recently heard from
Ills relative, reporter of the 1rdtdnche was
despatched to interview him.
After patient inquiry and search, Nj. James
koseu,h Nulkey, clark OF tue steaner 8: G.
sor. Arkansas, was found. lIaciag hceu Sal
ieflcl before finding him that Lo sas genuine
relative, there was more interest attached to
the interview.
Tho Won Mol.kcs, it is well.known, a1o Of
tia and Dsnm,sk. Bston Won Meltkc's tcla-
,ivcs took aides with tile Daues. Among them
was lia nephew (hrosherss son), the grand
father OF tie gentleman whom our
reporter met yesterday. AT the close OF the
war Ills nephew left Doumsrk aud went to
trr, and settled in the southern part OF Geor-
gis. He chauged his name from Mo'.ke to
Mulkcl. Leaving Georgia, Mr. Nu1key went
to Alabama, where His BOD. tho father q this
young msu, was born. There the old man
died, and about fifteen yoars ago tho son r.
mo5e nseaxs to Helena 10 araapss Ss AG as In IL
Iest's death, ~bEs,, ~ occurred LIST Jauu.
sry- Up to short time previous TO
his death The sons knew nothing Of their
fathers history. Enon his death bed he told
| them Of it and requested his youngest son
| James, 10 Wf1tG XII UlA AliElG tVA .ASAAhg ~"
| ,he 14tl OF last Msy In accordance with the
wishes Of lis father, he addressed letter to
thc General, and directed It to HIM at Berlin
| 4 reply dated tie 18th OF June, enclosing his
| photographs was sent. The letter ~itn the
| photographic likeness were shown to onf
| rcrorter. Written in tho Geruan lan-
suase, with q clear, bold clirography, on
large-sized note paper, it the letter from
tho General whI mas maae lis name %
famous throughout the civilized world. III
tells his grcat.grand nephew that he desires
linn to come to Prussia and lie would put hin
ou the came footing as tho son OF noble
lnan-by whicl, he would be subjected to III
tvo examinations before entering the army
There is no doubt tLat tue letter ls genuine
ard that the young man is relative Of Vo
cyoltkc. He ia retiring in his mnancrs. an
WAS rather averse to having any publlclt
gwen to his family. He lIAe brother resil
ing at Helena, Ark, who is engaged in I'll
book business.
, 1870-09-09

M. 2sotiue AZ 9Skc; $500 bu do ait elc;
Id. Or0 ba do at 9jhlc i,8a0 bu do a. s33:;
5000 bu old Nc. sr1ing At SIC l0,eoo 9a 10
Vi e617c e,otU be do At SEC l5.Wy on GO ~
e5;-c 5000 bu do 1t e54e: 2o,oo0 r. % 10 aaa ~
tu do 1t $50 2, $40 bu old do at 7ec; l-29a Ia
new rejected spring At &c 3,G9 eu oid 90 =,
CSC s. COO In do 1t G2;zc; 800 bu rejected
wiiltcr a. euc. Total. lD,0 600 bu. a portion
of the California No. wheat OF when We
spoke s;e.dAv, was sold to-day At SLIP pei
Fl y. The California Hour '''as'' *' ps'
Com was more active, but principally IN op-
s;pn.. End averaged shade better, the coulse
ofthe market being very similar to that in wheat,
1isll this advantage 70 ho!ds1s, that feceipts
we're lighter than usual. which m.de onenuSa
less free, ard induced many to hay 1:nder the
impression that full receipts m the future Can
only 10 SECURED by bette. prices The market
on The Open Doar1 ranged ut 5Ils@a9c for
teller last halt. On Chauge the option
.cpcned at sos, and deshned 70 9sA2ss:ctc At
Regular No. closed At Sc. md rejse:ed At
size Cash sales we.e: 5000 bu No: at
5ac: u 400 bu do ut 5SJ<c; G.o00 bu do at
5sifc; $1,000 bu do 1t Sc; 17.O0d bu do At
57H;c; 7.lo0 Id do At 51333se; 5000 ~ reflected
1t &c; 8, 400 bu do 1t 55;4c- Total, ,l04 2oo bn-
{> Oats we're shade more active snd stesas
atyesteraay's intlde prices, with a!nodesate
! demand, both speculative and for shpment.
| The teeeirts we're much below tho recent ~
| craze. which fully cnuntezbalancel woak
New York market, and made options Tor tu.
ture delivery stronger, in anticipation o. =
Light supply, while cash lots vera quiet, the
! offerings Icing fully equal to al demands:
4 Regular No. q c- seller the Eaonth. closed 1t
3gE@Sl=:c; fresh receipts At 335443'c
seller last half 1t 331zc. aud seller Ocsober n
3i.Sc. Cash sales We're made Of 4.sO on No
eat 3s1xc; 6.6U1 In do at :;3iin: li.0oO bu d
at 3Se Is, 900 bu do 1t 9!!s84{c: 5,O00 en 10 =
c3ssc; 1900 bu rejected at II sse: GH0 bn u
at ii Lc: GOO In do At Sic; 500 Lu dc a
SOLE. Total, @, 500 tu-
| I've vas moderately active aud steady =
the decline Of yesterday, the maEAet beiat
largely iu tic hands OF one person. nhn doe
| all the b,syiEF. and i pretty much able T.
mime his o1u figures in the abs1Ecc OF com
| petition Sales were 1000 bu No. At Gsc
| S,eCu bu No. . at &c; 100 bu re1ee.ea
SIC. Total. 12.dl0 bu.
Barley was the snbject of An active demand
and quite firm at 1@2c advance. No. oneu
ine at el.tT. decllniuE to s1.05, an1 closing
5i.o61 z@1.07. Seller last half closed At Sl.o
@l.07k. Cash saiea were 1900 bu No.
S1.O7; 1000 bu do at St.o6St Il, 400 bu d
st S1.06tx: 18.G00 bu DO 1t St-0G; 2,o19
No. u. 90-; su0 bu do at oec: $40 bu do
CSC; 1000 bu do At 85c, 400 bu do At Sic: 4l
In do at 63,1,e; G,s01 bn DO at bssc; 200
% At So:sc; 400 bn rejected, 1t Csc, 900
DO at Cos; 1.a01 hu by sample at 9J:: 500
60 at 94c; $40 bu do at &c; 400 bu DO
| S1D6 Total g., 500 bu.
, 1870-09-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

TurRspAY EVENING. Sept. 5.
Our local money n14rket is u much me
nand Tor money is fair from the city, and
lisht from the country, but the general feel
,nr eceus to he That the market is working
rloscr. though at present It Is quiet and bF
.unc Is quoted dull. Capitalists have ~ the
money they want, but aro anticipating.
money now It command, and more than "'l
10 here when the scasou Of activity comes
Hence they arc contracting their loans gent
II, ard discriminating against long tune
raper, prafer1ingto be Ahle to take sGya,-
sage Of the increased value which wonm Sa..,S %
though their profits may bc Temporarily re-
drced dd t1ste41t1.
Applications for money are steadily on the
5n:te1se- The applicants arc principally CON-
rarrcil men, who require Ad in tEan.aetinE
heavy fall business, but there is also more te-
pnand from ,ha speculative element. Tnea
| very low prices now ruling for produce, Joined
| % the prospect that supplies from the coun-
try will be reduced II there il not speedy IN
! rfovemeut. are attracting considerable atten,
they think good chance otfe1s for dipping
| in Rathe1 large amounts Of grain have been
| .noulde1ed within twoor three days past, md
more would have been bocsht but for the fact
that tho bankers generally do not feel IN
ctiped to favor TIM class OF borrowers. the
I
banks being few. and tteir desires growing
more and more corttactcd cd daily
One,ings OF prime p.per arc On tho N
c1esse hut arc mol xbovo the ability OF IN
banks to meet easily Bat The feeling aga!ns
long time loans is so strong that most 81 ths
ciass of paper is forced on the street, thongl
the security is pnexeeption.b1e: We note TIA
the street brokers are actire; their bus!n ess
, | Appasentls increasing. Bank rates OF intes
, eel arc no1ninally 10 z oeut q annuna; w
\ rate Of 7@s j cent when Emitted state It;
, | SECURITIES are deposited ~ cnllAsera1s. Ih
) ! street rates are 1;iG1 = cent t month.
, Eastern Exchange Is plentiful and ~ ~
; Offerings sre large, md sales are effected b
/ tween banks At s1.0o 2 sl,oo0 diseo9u
& soue sales being reported 1t Ii 70
! us sl.so /. s1,6oo q. Counter = II, y
: on IN buying. It Ia, however, nohc
:. able that the banss are less anxious
6 | sell ihan few days ago, aud some OF the
4 hive already otdezed currency, from Ne
;. Yo,k. which can be obtained 1t about soc
"a Sl.tro. in preference to selling their ordess
~ Erca:eE sacrifice. ,-,
Z The dero-:t accounts Of cur city rasseiiss
, 1870-09-09
The Produce Markets.


Svw yesx. Sept s-Catton iul, ami loweS:
sales I'll bales At 1s1.c for niddllng uelaads
BRENurFr-F1our- = Receipts, Hs OTIS;
r1nrtt: hcryy aud 3G1pc lower; safes Is, soo orss
~ II a..:94.sj for s1lernne Western and State:
IS 80 aia for extra DO; s. easaso inr Ecod 70
m cura; sai0s6se tcr extra OHIO; SAG
s,1, for extra ST. Lnutz.- RJe four heayT; Says
-orbfis AT <teo.as,es. Corn meal dull WheAE-
Rece,pA es5.5ss bu; h.ay! and 1c lower saies
sdoeo bu a; PIC for Nc snr!nE d1s1; sio1@ ~
shotce ditto; <1.15 for gnustv red Tennessee: @
:1.l:,'s tor So1 s2E,nx, lss,e5 ror new i nssisx
,,,. yneTr arfive: sales OF 1000 ba ut Sling 20
lcr state; tlss for Canada West Rye qatsst;; =;
saies of a,t0o In al ssas!e- Corn-Eseepts, as,so
Id: lower; sales Of G., 600 bu at 10. l1stt
Wrsterp atoat: 7ta7so for do ID store: q EG ios
ash mixed neay y 5s!'ov s;,es u se ap 4
i.i3lTc for western: 49taoCc for Ohio ami State-
| HIr-In TAR demand 1t aoc for HhiPplnxs s9os
s. Is for retail lots.
l Gcsoc5FIss-Core4 firm. sass 's.eafy; aae'
, 1870-09-09
MEDICAL CARDS.


III South C17tkst RI es> ier ~ cha. 81 .i
Female Deea.es. Ladsc. requiring .z;e1l al. .nei!.
cal .t,cnLanec. or aavIe~- may call or ate~- ike De
to. Ec1kale Fit. by 1ax'L Stnd tt.rap for e1raiar
A,,rrvs lte1y ~ above or Z. u. BIZ tl, Chicago, IL
, 1870-09-09

ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEs. ca sas eass: ~ 8! T
aiIaH Wien perfect naauheod .ad perfect
o,:iie to equtee9ate The unen- Ssut tse Il s,.1 c-
vetores. Address HOWARD ASSOGlAl1oSs BOX e
phjt1dci1h1a, II
, 1870-09-09

EtcA9deHf SnEuScsA Annual k&ep01&-
The Rudy in u E1ourfslltnK Condition
"A E.atriottc Effort for a Union Of
srishncn-Elcct1on OK q Chic IN.
ccltivc.
From ne .Sese York Times, EeTi. 8.
The annual Congress Of the Fenian Brother
leo1 hat been in session at the head1u astcrs,
No. II avenue A, for the past week. the pro-
ceediugs being kept Almost entirely secret
The meeting has been uoat important QUE,
aud remarkably well attended By dele
gates from every section Of the eoua~
age. tie P.etident, a{was rendered, Ii
gave 4 tuccipct exhibit Of tho progress
aud present position Of the organization.
showing it to be in moat touslshinS a.ld
satisfactory condition. It also referred to ita
relation. in the present European complics-
sions, md especially to its intimate connee-
ton With Affairs in ireland, The suspension
OF Mr.. Peter McCav Was subject that cre-
ated much feeling. It appears that during
Mr. 6Arage's recent abseuce in California Mr.
MeCsrr made charges against that gentleman
and other officers OF the organization, OF
te,est Of the Democratic parsv, MI
Savage, On his return, denounced this
a. slander upon him and his official CON
f1e1es. aud for this Mr. Savage expelled him
from the organization. Mr.. Savage had, it
appesre. in hiz message, denounced tho form
declaring against all societies. Republican or
Democratic, which keep tho I-h apart from
the whole body Of American cttizena. Mr..
Savage further declared that he did not exer-
| else his political privileges as IN 1IishmAn,
but as an American. The facts OF Mr. Nc
| Carr'e case wete submitted to the Congress:
who iudorsed tie action Of 3lr. savage snd
the council, and expelled Nj. McCary from
| the Brotherhood.
The most important business OF tho Con-
| ;;.ess was, however, tho p1o-ontation OF plan
Tor uniting Ill the Irish nauoual,sta Of the
county. outside the Fenian body. A meeting
OF hishmeu war held at Cincinnati, few dsyE
aeo. for this object, and st tlst meeting i
committee vas appointed to wait upon this
Congress. and entieavor to bring abou. such I
result. The Cincinnati committee was cordi
ally received bv the CONGRESS-, and it il e1
roctcd that their mission will be successful:
Mr.. Savage is named Is tho Chief Executive
for the ensuing year, although 1t IL reportet
that lie will decline 70 election.
, 1870-09-09

stone: Ellie o'coaneu, Sag, 80 yts stone: Arsts
Il. B:s Run, $ 5ds Stone; EzcelaiCs:: L2fx2sG: =
Iocipo1f, ipnt: NouianK, tockrorr., s.n7 hr
wheat, 1905 rs empty ta.rel.: y bisi !!oaE;
Montcalm, Lemons, IS IDS stone; caas- s:es''
E4s.i Ioc1z, CHICAGO. Sept $3.50 =. NJ
CLnaEp-Nontana- Seneca, 1880 4 !om5sr. Met
lsoo0 lath: Big Run. light; DILL Aots3s. E3a.'
iiaai; Il. l. Peaslse, Le5ont. light; J. =. Me-
t;innlss. Lennnt, light: LAZY Ffauslln, +emont'
tight, ScbasoRo, Lcnoat, itght: E.ascns. LsEa.a.'
Lemcut, light; Col. Manning. L-uson:. t!=a:: NJ
miral, lencnt. lishi; Ellie OCocneil, Sag. fg1s.
ARR1rtn--Dolphin, Ottawa. 5.op1 hu CON- '',+H'
i,.s t,f, 4cst In barley.
, 1870-09-09
CHICAGO TO LIVERPOOL.
Tie Advantages Of the Completion OF
the Huron & Ontario Ship
Canal.
Statement OF Hon. r. Z. tnpFcoA
lycfvrc Chicago Business
IlcMs

=. e,e,t, !, mect5nC Of the Commercial Committee
=, tuy Heard VI fTIndc u IS held In the Dlrectora
-.,re .c>.2E.lay Afternoon, to hear a 6tatcmeut
-. ,,:rt l., Mr. Frr,tsr1. C. tnrrcot, President Of
~, Uuec,, \ uutar1o ship Cara., rs TO the adyan-
.5.e- w!.:rs, The completion VI that ~0tR Nc1t0
,ru.r, .:!r.I tue West
NJ, Wt!ey II. Esau. Chairman Of the Commit
re-. ,r,s,,inrta The Eenilersn in happy speech
Mr., tA,,r,u! began by dwelling on TIC import
.,.c II dsrect communication through thr upper
,,rS Aid Lake Sinicuc to tho 81 LSx1cnce
1:ye.. taicaeo could scrI vessel l'r that route
L, (.rr,f..,l tThnt sixteen 10 thirty hours sooner
Il. ,, tl,r salne vessel could reach New York by
~, Els. :.u1r. lie fEen went INTO history " The
ru.t: r, " lie went to L. Etlo". acconNpautcti by
;s,u II Liz daughters. e-1. after .ay'n1 s;aErI
Il er- eighteen {nlsfths, we1 successful anil came
bark :n canada to II. rcCelvcd mere like fItnee
,,zn Il ro mon ..,an, tt Primers wt7r better Than
..ett hy oac Ut sh. tns. 70 l;sa, oac ui tae most
i,.e*se, elc Of tho ulrst tGpt;c mvu II tn: w'ihl
} eNi,r1 sCi EuL:rAttTs III tEt United Sta1es II
=, 81 t.a'f slc Tnli. aud tuxe hell tntls pay IN
s:rrs, anu Low he came ~ Chicago foy encourage
u,snl In 1855, Chicago exported IS busaela
y: vi cal, ard DOW Chicago AMI Milwaukee, cx-
rrsess thv services of George VIE, famous Ea
e!:th t-antr4cInr. vso was willing to undertak;
lie work II the Unsasio Iariiasutat rNatle a con
ihe WIZ. The cont ac:1,rs In the United States
Who promised to take halt tht stock xeEe Strong
a:s.. Substantial men. SoAc p.rF'ns sald Ly
mLs CRAZY. hat he hoped tu I've II shpN then ahl
liz .G1i1 1Aa: fne greatest w'stk lit the wtff nor
eNcrrt.ns the sse@ tanti. Wa pIss,.n ~; s.ls !,.
7t.eY had s.z.Eft.si The e.-riccs 81 tllc hess ~
..ihtrfs Il. ibe void. u4y &, mil, ot canal aal
+. In. jug He Reut int, s:au-:lcal s'Esu'sa, ~.
as !" t:st cutting tv :, .va:so.: s ~ ~ ~
,;,,, s,. III. suat would itc saved u
1te taE1l: VIII,
TIT ! axe Erie and Wr'1ald taAal am Al Law 81
,;s issa oat:;;s c4na' si
'~ fTituSo .i<Lr THzE-
t,1 AXE ft and tIIr lan3l s+s..-
To ~, land Can nj ~.
ID tiu;sn Unfarto Esusl and iDaWr:'-........Lsll
EAiroyp ta ktEt~povt.
Tia AIf..sA:. ii sid New uti.aas
t:1 tsios s'aLal aud New
I'm rt;,,4i lanai and St ALT
s.,. Iivta1 ontario JaAa Al aud 81 LAHFtne-..
The sa.IE;. Ii lne cost 8f transportation va
fultOwE:
, 1870-09-09

l-Kto<'itt@,iCsa,pn.e.tss:s~ s:s
$50. :; lst9. ls;o 1s9a.
, 1870-09-09
HOTEL. PERsDHAls.
BRIGGS HOUSE..

.moug The arrivals al 1hls hotel. yes'esass,
were the following: I9n. y; =, - 4s ~. ncraw.
'of EHSPss; s,isss;dsa !ss' eae!gisa: sx
fSn, :, ann. c. Clask, washington; s. Frlsols
connccssat: ranpgscI ftsfapR f9rsp' Rapids
SmssIs ,mnt nutisiS; s. S. Sscrnss, Bloomington
IL 81. JAxEsF 1ufKIA
Anu,o tho arrivals y this hosei ye.trn .ers "a
he following: F /. chi!se1asn. FeFf Hasl Wisl.zd, d.
GaicesurF: c. stewart c!acinnat1: ~ Hon nsv,s =; ~
C7csny. Iowa: j. Higgins, Acnnota: v. ,1n,s,, p,
D!xp1: G, CHE, Wnter,own: ]. = Fotda NleaSa4n
Cly: !. A.lleily, DetrAt; = nans, hSst n!ian1t. Il
Huston. Canada; {, q. Hr, ant, Rock is'Aao' H.
Il Orblson. Philadelphia
1REnoSI HOUSE.
Among tie nr1lvals- 2t lhts hotei, !esteTg,as ~
were the following: Rev. A. Allen. London; on non
| Ga1Lond.ie; ja1g: loean nuusonn, St Louis
Ex-Gnrcruof Oglesby, Illinois; II. u. in.net
Kentucky: Hon C. e. Eiimlut loE1: \. L. Ens4, n
t rou. Cleveland; J. Gilman, Ntnona. "" ~
| king. Omaha; J. F. Bs1eH, Albany: Samnel Das
HaI1fer:i: Il. Z. Boga1t, Richmond; T. c. bstes
| New Orleans.
| SHERMAN HoCSk.
! wAnonR the afr!v ais at this hotel, yestetdN!
| were the following: :. L. 3oslsn, L. :. A.: r.
, 1870-09-09

Waransee deeds conveying city and suburban
property y ithin eeyen n.iles Of the cour House,
nlcsl for record tn Wednesday, Sept 8:
West KtEzte bt, n cor Of George places
,A1110u It: ai8o Nuhbar,l 1t, u fte OF
Hoync 8, T. esx10n It: April to.......~s 1,fo0
Tyler 81, 81 It Of HOME St, T. 211s3K
IT: June 3d.. ..-...... ............... US
Rueker st. lse # s Of Augusta ct, ef, sAK o.o
NcuGcn Ct. cor Of Ca:hsfine st, t, +sx
1o9 It: also, West ElKhtrenth st, . cor
OF Oakley st. !. &txtes It: Sept 7..-..:. sTsoo
Morgan 81, G cor OF Wright st. v I, a{11oo an,
Union III FIJI Il ioe ii of HaoSa;i ss, Vt ao1i:o
1T: Aug ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,soa
Cottage Grove nv, between TWenty-ntnfn
1ktFtielh sta. c I, 90x1+7 Il; Sept 6...... s,Se9
1--we nv, s34 It 4 at Douglas place, I, s4x
1sa 40 II; Sept T........ .-.,-.-..... ~
Buf1elnthl II, $50 II Of TTenty-nlnth st,
wi, aax100 II; Sept S.-.....-.:......:.... s,ooe
Uresier Fl, Of Chicago av, y !. fo10 II: 40,
Daytvn 81, Is It II Of Clay 1t, t. ao11a5h IT. ao,
Aug .....--..---..-.-...... 1t1N
Dtackhatk #, e. # " Of Ilinscne 1t, 1. .x,
soE1n OF CIT LIMITS.
Evans s., 80 It o Of Fortr-th'f1 g. VII NJ,
eax120 1t: Sept t1+....,.......-:.......... LUX
IND ana nv, ssS # Of Flfty. y.ciGthh1st, vi o
25xlG1 #: Aug. =, 1,eW
WEST or OLD CITY LIMIT
Campbell as, "a II Of Tyler 81. !,
e4AleG fl; Aug. .6.+..........-...... -...:' Luz
MoufLe st, 14s It y II Western a1, I,
.sE.t3 1t; Sent. 3......-.......-..... l.SH