davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-09
Nabaeh Areaue OmnIta.ex.

me change Of rroprtefosa.p ID the Cnion Line
OF Wabash Avenue stages Is officially announced
BY advertisement. All sta1es on thar route nov
belong 10 the e l. P. 70. line, which Will here~
alter. - 1t has tcne heretofore, Fun them for the
nnhlic accommodation, hut With very largely IN
CT asei facilities. II Is no more than ktf1cf iu<-
uce TO f1y that to The energy aud Enterprise OF t1ts
company the people Of the South Side owe com.
p!cse fevosution IN the mater OF potc lf2vel. not
my IN Le increased tunb.f an't elegance Of the
@taces and the reduction OF fares, hat Ia tue pos
flbutty Of getting 10 the upper paxt Of the city
at al FeAFcnahte hours OF the night as we'll - ID
the daytime. The example set by this COMPANY
the Afttf cars xere Necessarily compelled 10 fol-
low, aud the result Y taas there u now no cause
tot compsatrt, for thcse who have hitherto been
FESTIVE Under dependence upon the horse rail-
7n1d, or who do lot Ge the oae-horse car srstetp
caa Gu now Just ~ Tar AMI Just IS often, lust a.
lats au1 joAt - early, N the comfortable ssaRex
which z l.sP ca h1ye provided, ~ In the
cars TIL O'Clock p rn- 3desc stages will rEa
every tEo Or htee minutes: after iii l6:30
every ten minutes: from , 70 { p rn., every MIN
Ate: and the 1890 :. m. stage from the Opera
III use I'll he continued As heretofore. There Il
20 ne no incrtake tn the fate Of fare, sud ns al the
tea9eS are 70 be under one control and manage
msnt, the undivided attention Of The company
VIII tF no* given to the eGdeuCy and convent
ence Of The Ine, anlnc1mbered By The pcrplexi-
yes md yex1uons necessarily asrcndinG conpe.
unon VIM onscsupu1ons and desret1te drivers
~ @e q l. T.. 70. stages long ago carned on
~ nc Popularity. EVERYBODY viii be glad that,
nAslne no. secured both lines, they are IN fair
ciannn OF their enterprise continues. Their atm
~tl! be 70 consult Aways the public convenience.
arung On tie wise principle tn8t the more the
.'an'ie !cA!n 70 dcpecd upon them the more GER
an tae41 fosHrr harvest What they are now
career.
, 1870-10-09

There was deht ueas the West Side Rolling
Mus, Yesterday Afternoon, IN which TWO bEotne.s
named Qeal! and one Edward Powers took part
The origin Of the ARRAY could not be IcarnetI.
IneS uktu "pe1a" az weapons, aud Martin Qua1y
Fas ssa naaly 1sed up, receiving cut On The mead
damaged and lis fsce badly bfuised A warT1nt
Vas Ssued about IN hour alt~rxard for Powers,
anu nc Vas arrested and lodged IN the Huron
$50 lt1ll 10 appear II the Police Court on Xonday
.aen no VII nave hearing upon the charge Of
, 1870-10-09
CITY and Suburban Pnopestv,

T.. Fitch i Co. announce q large auction sale
OF city and suburban real estate, improved and
untmpruved, On The e6th inst. Those having lots
aid subdivisions NhiSh they desire TO Offer for
nztu, at thei1 looms Nos 163 and les Dearborn
sfreff.
, 1870-10-09

On Monday We shall exhibit one case of extra
the patterns In Paisley shawls at ver5 low prices.
We BILL continue 10 self good waterproof cloak
for IS, ami shawl sutt, or IN ali wool beaver
CLOAK toE j.. Great Inducements IN black sliks
Stase-Et.
, 1870-10-09

new 1ORE, OFT s.--The tlty gtanIs trade il .!uII
and tendency Of prices Toward easter rates, ts-
ptceIy ter cotton iatr1cs, In view of the rc,lac-
tion III prize Of the raw article. D5ight brown
cot0ns are resl1cesI to 9Hc: u I 90 10 lp:,c
krE A DO tn 1i:xc; New England brDwu caa1on
uannels to 154e: Pembelton / bleacheti do. l9c,
un. the Gro:0h yat-Kile bleache.t mus'tns. l6Ss:.
The reduction, last seek, of NC per Jazsi fsllcy
prints mas fallen Ike 4 h,nhsue1 a;1nnz III.
.raue, especially among agents: yet tie Euo:s go
on less fresly NOW than before, except certain
.ttks, which are male In small quantities ana
eeid In much voGEe, Ike IarteTs SE1ss a..d Ruby
Prints. which sell fast as made at Ii. while sne
fancy styles sell 1t Ike. The greatest feature tn
the Trade Of the w-cS was the 1e1uction In ne
Price Of Pariac Mills imperial reps 70 aaasc.
, 1870-10-09

viii he attached to the train leaving Chicago al 10
o'clcek.t On the morning Of Thursday, Oct u,
Diego Ctsy. ~ II. F,a1cis, No. 10 washington
street, tof San D!cgo} will accompany the parry.
, 1870-10-09

The week inst closed has .Aro:deL Growers and
Mtssefn :shllpefs N Opportunity 70 retrieve to
SeHc extent tnc d.sasfrpu4 lossts srtsta1.e6 oy
mem during the last two weeks Of September.
The tenand for all descriptions Of slock has been
HE r Az Inan asa assgT ana prlsss nsEe uie
advance of y has been estahasaeL Among
ING SAascs conllihuitng to this result, my be
Mentioned ths favorable reaction u the more
ate character Of the supply, and the batter
aoal!t! Of the ssock cGerctt In sale. During toe
q highly encouraging tone, prices being Guof-I
nsmes sa around, and gradually higher, The sd-
ne demand for fair I" cbute= grales largely ex-
seeded the supply, even at the a'raucet. prices
II p915 % e 55 u'y the o,enes a ve ~
j eE1ens wetks, but the average is s;!n low, aal
~ me1ts safisfaetoEy The last drorts fe1l. as
TN buyers ut s'.ss.s7.is 10 n1ss-das, embracing
smooth, fat. well-f0nne.l stears evernR1ng from
,sn To- ,'et n; ana a, e ior :ecoadclass
~ average Or the former We have had lew
hartar SEQ heal al hld-aud In hut one
,c.9e II asau% sa''s srs su''ats5s ssss
pittsburgh AID ciefeland markets, also sold well,
soo far aeshy steers T.I.siaz os1aHa fIo s. s ia
"a As compared with the previous week, there
"a been more inquiry for stock cattle, hut prices
as sx Sae9 iasa IL = S 5ef s, a.
Of sIccI. Fall to good smooth rh1iftJ stocfers.
sEstasl9g from SO 70 1.coo NJ, sell readily ii
@ g So T. M 'e:n9'bS III bS:eaeIs sse
nave paid from 81, cosa0 for inferior mixed los,
eIabtaciDg thin caxs. stass, and nulls,
"a fsr ST R1san senv to see2 eae'se xc;s ~
q 1a 1asT q z Msse wi,a,a
not proved In excess Of the wants Of the trade,
and thets has been an advance Of fully SEC IN all
, 1870-10-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Chnppcd Hands nnd Faces Cared
by using Juniper Tar SOAP, Made By Caswet,
HaE9ri i Co, SeT York
, 1870-10-09
HOTEL PERSONALS,


Ameng the arrivals At this hotel, yesterday,
we're tae following: l. Butler. GlsaRuw: J. &
3ewett, Colorado: & n Tour.ef,tte Colorado:
Z. Wilson, England: ". woodhul1, Washington;
Il Benson. Aoscat,ne; J.. ". Tor7rnce. C1uciu-
, 1870-10-09
Doctor Oltn.
p kzulNGyTdtH.Kr <1:strx-o rr-

FL H3~uaNs1Vs-6F. UaIOAF}0, HL.
he ettys e5nenofs !, tre.t N Fn1Tar1 Cuaovic .ue
uR1SAhT ir4KAsxa Of NTH s<1es rrth nup.rs!l.ie,a
so.1EII. iEEAiAko SlaR7, Esxs az MkxUEx. Aaa
MASaooo, u permanently eurst- without the nae le
rs; ~ hssh = Es1eastsety . ms staa Of et1a sla
u.s .sne 70 9sra r. ndf q s..es trery yta.
ta1s 9,, ons 1T u Ee ps.eee A.ay
tteatMtnt A Mcescha ued Ara nFe3ssed Il his Own
IsboTatn9T- Read hts MEuIUAL ESSAYS; 4cat Is
AnY a3dfes. In T1ArN 1k&IGp ETTxI0fk rrc-Ipt e
nos stamp. Ce1efpsa3euee st1fety confidential. Con.
s'lftAtoo tIee. Ho1ras1fu L n to p n Spcdsfe
4 n IN In
, 1870-10-09

A short time ago. Peter 4. Chapel and John
GoldctlnurS amused q crowd OF spectators BY
.;ustrr1nng and fighting. John got "weEssel,'
aud, consequently, hal EaFrant Issued for
ttief 3 arrest lie had q hearing, aad John Is
>shl 10 hare sworn that Peter chuked him vita
10th hands, followed him to his back door, and
threatened TO Kill him With a weapon which ne
sai IN his hands Upon this Testimony Peter
*1s held to bail tc keep the peace He thought
;'luti!ee hal been done him, because, 2s he said,
John had sworn falsely. In order to have hi.
"f,Rhts, and 70 stand before the community a.
~ upright Citizen he applied TO Justice HosinR-
ton ioF warrant for Petef's apprehension, caAzV-
:uS him wlta per3aEy. Yesterday The defendant
hal hearing. and john swore that Peter hai
uttered the Language given above,
*hen under oalh- He admired that he
hal eh0ked Peter With ons hand, a1d hsd
followed him few paces; but denounced - a
ltase fabrication the statement that he had
'.chssed him TO his dOof ;Ftth q weapon aud
Threatened to end his days suddenly. Eight ID
te1iGeut witnesses test1ned that Peter did 1ot use
the aauguaEc imputed 10 him, and he was DIS
charged. Peter felt Joyous when the ANNOUNCE
ncnt that be WAS free vas mate, and feeling IN II
hts arrest WIS malicious design to faiu his chaf-
acter atd position ta society, gaze 1t out a. his ia.
leu:ion to prosecute 5oEu FOR ra.se Imprisonment
rwentJ suits and counter suits mSy yet Oxcnr.
the result OF which vii. be over fluO ID the nos-
rta Of tht Justices and Con stables and very tittle
satisfaction e. 70 either Of :he gentlemen named
, 1870-10-09

L ". Rouse, the faahionsble draper PR se Of
chicago, whose elegant establishment Il stuAted
on the Madison street front Of TH1 TRIBUNE
Building, hiss just made up sozne suitI OF diagonal
, 1870-10-09

Cod Liver OtL-uazard i Czsyelt Cod
Iyer on u the bes&-Adrotissmenk
, 1870-10-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Vessels Paaxed Detroit.

Vessels Pa4xed Detroit
Special Dcsrateh to The Chicago Tribune
Dk7RutT, Oct S.-PAssIp EF-rrups Dictator.
Onronxgcn, J. FAX, Jr,. c1amllain: bark Nlty
pctew; sca1s -E:ca, Fo:t Co1s.iz, Escanaaa,
jnra-
FAsexp Dowx-Dark Sunshine; schr1 NiaMI,
WHa. Case s'''-----~ .'otsclu.
-, --..A4 WI
/ NMp-Sp:thelBt
, 1870-10-09
Lo1kaM



Warrantee sieecs, conveying city and saaurta,
property within .even mites Of the Eourt uonsc
died for record on Saturday, Oct, 5:
NaoAkh-av, 1si n n Of Wahpanseh-Ar, VT.
93&1t< S1q II: 0ct 6-............. ...$ s,eot
fhL'ltsh n 1slH It OF S:ate st, I, 9&x
len u: EFT ...:..;..: :..-:..:.:. ssh
:, 1soh IT; Sept sa,................,.. $50
REyant ar, e4:k It c Of Moouaway place. a
-, N11ash Il: Sept S.........-......... 4.0oC
"eH Lake s., 1eo s.1o II Of Ada st, Il (, IS
1ls1 #; Oct. s......- .-......-......-,- l,so0
uyne !; 10 II 81 Hubbard 81, i,;sriiis 's
VI; H.; osL 1900
&tS.1ts II: Sept, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 9.9.0
AonaMe Saa = 8, So n n Of Linden ii, y +, s4x
o1xe15s r. s.. 1s4 I, Of Sophia s., e i, si1so
Ias!a1ee q. 70 ii Of mo61is 81, . /. ssxits
~ oe@'. ::;:....... ...... .....-..... 1000
socTH Of StTT 1lx1rs,
boNen q. 130 y Of Frederick Pace
s!.s.5. j. s s., 81 Wallace St, /, ss1 'S''
Gilman s. sw cor Of slst It /. undr. =; 4s'
rilnsn :. ecr of forty-nsst 81. + Nm, . 500
Adsm. q, Ssei y IL n \ =: :; VI 2ssoo
It: Oc'. s........... .......,. ~ mn
WET or OLD CIR lI11rs s9''
Fnslong 81. OF boulevard, n I, l0oxl9s It;
Chicago y, = Of Genesee ~. i, 'i: asie;: ooo'
Sept 2a..-........--............. .,...,. a0ao
utrsn St. + OF Genescc av, / acre; Sent t.. 1SS
California st. s6s II n ut Twelfth 1t, Ff,0
l0eE It: Charlotte 81, AS ftw Of Mamie
St, n I. e5xla4k It: Oct. 1..... .......... 1,0oG
, 1870-10-09

The market opened Eery ttuiI this week, and
mas ruled duil and dropping throughout the re-
ceipn. though NOT unusually lArEe for this sea
son of The year, considerably eIceelett The s!e-
shaded c1 IN fAvor Of buyers until an aggregate
decline Of aoort eoe, has been sustained Dealers
week. ana upIess packers should enter tie market
which is IN evcus nor looked for-a SIN lover
range Of prices WILL no tlonbt+ he mane9isieat
week, sSSsa for the corresponding EeeE u isS9,
md 3s,7se IN 1865. The market closes vTy M nafa,
with con..dessble nnnaher ansoE. We qu0te
a15 ior medium; Ssa09S*o for good TO strictly
choice.
and the saIpUent9, s,o0c- The market has been
ta!riJ acsIvr, and last weeks prices have been
Mraiy sustained for all grades, white for choice
fs.@Gs sce: ucd!um, sle1aa,Ts; AMI good to
choice At si01aAIa A few extra brought
$500.
, 1870-10-09

Meteorological record for October S, 1870. as re-
.loiph street. correspondent 10 the Smithsonian
Institute The email letters are the Initials Tor
The xosrts "vee:tng.- "gsntle." :" high" !" dry"
"n,otst atmosphere, !" I" ratn, ;" and :" BaoW:n
, 1870-10-09
MONETARY AND C0MMERClAL.

Paper Hanging ana WlndoU
brushes ST r. =. HRrJt, 50 RandolpasL
, 1870-10-09

SATURpAT EVENING, Oct 8.
The following table shows the receipts aud
shipments Of produce It this point during tho
paEt tventy-fous ho,rs:
, 1870-10-09


CviM EyaustOu. ilysIe pA1H New Trtes, aud Lake,
rnrr,. In, nr1uayics w1,i be held ~ follows:
Eysnston. al thc hntel, rnursaay, al O'Clock III
the evening: Se< Tuer, At Wtnetka Depot,
Th,1rs18y ut $ o'clock III tne evening: hyde Park,
vi lIyjr I'ark s,altt, fhu,s.iay. ut TX o'clock In
1he evening; Lake, at the rtalst ,use, Tnurs-
rcrs 4 and p,acce a1c der:snatcd as the !n-
h.st,,,,s a,,,l r.aces of EoiinR 1nr p1,maries in
M Hs,s-1ob,sn. G sg gp;cke.toel Summer
irs., t.s.. ! u I'M. Io.. :: tut C.ur tio4ts
Sere~d Mani-trans Warren. EnIiA Sehela L ..
oH. f"n. eo.n'r q Ci.fS "a s., and s On
p,1;. rrif,;, ~. sns St,ts :, ,rlf.
p, u a;.,s ~ Nb.trt1ssI. W.,n Wheeler.
G.~itr :,shrde. P"l,. r,1nt9 Il Cottage Grore Az
FyA EaJdl;. w Mitchell. J. F. Eonheld. y. \.
AeC11y. PIlr. eoEnrt u fhtsts'asst ftes aaa cos"
~. Ma,a aseWH Wm usu,.n. Grorse Bauey Hcnry
A's Ella % M.si-Gto e fiitla.n xS.za Fsecb. Paul
NSsH F. H,.1 s.I s 81 MI n1';!ch s!cas;tsf stfe
S.la. e. rSar ltan,,s sAl;oas % % .s,n fs.
T;e;. iol,.. eurns hon.t. it.ue Island aVcnue
W r. Hates Poits. engine house corner of Clinton
an Warrington sire t..
y A;:.d-M o msGas1n ,, ~, t1 ~ ~ I'll ai.
r. as9hs xnrda F. Miner G;,,t ,,,eu. George
A1%of.. ,'aiIs' ~. g. VII la1s-pi. o'' ee''@e
". French. F.:l.. =" rs W..t MeAsron str.:s-
t;ns1~..'A nt1ra.v. kn"il.skt Mn. Win;.sns. y; Y
HnFs fole. northwest eosne1 OF "'sa ""a SA3'h
HS..,a u,,f-s R,,a1 = r Erhlnn Nsehsrl
6eIfiat;, f"sl. Il Nos u aud .a Mi aukuo avenac
Si1ate.ta Bard. W. ntekusy,. Alderman T3lI.
fnss,sssf; res wa !! fo!. IeV1 Ia. John 1,. A.
s,ra. t"''s' e'nct ''"u'nS N''"ne .1
Etat;-<,s Nanf.-f,eol, a:ndeyr, Leo Canmxn. A.
Nrltun. P,s ucsthrast corner Chicago and Llrrabee
tnrrt-
:ftsetst.A Mard.-!ahn 4 NELSON, fsscr Aimcn.
d'ne1: Co hfuy ro,i. 4 Turner ~ pr.,u
n.ssau.r.. nsa r"o ~ -''4'' 1a.,x1 nrvvp,nor
= = =. s.,3.,.S' IomS TrvrnsRr
II II -: ,1.a..nn' ""n isS.Ia..1
IL
, 1870-10-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
E0Yelxn ~ AEkeu

KV1eKEW bEWEKGT&4
FINANCIAL.
Lospos. Oct. s-Conso.a, S7Xt2o.h, Hont,
qu,et; coupoEs, 81, si.:; rs, SOY; u, aA;;
lO-t0S, s6.
siocks quiet; Ere, Is; Illinois Central, ,lsx:
Great Western. *.
CQNXKHtIAL~
LIyERrcoI.Oct a-CGtt1 n quiet and unchanged:
eales, 10 ,00u DaleA
BreadstuHs-Red winter wheat, - 7falas l0l-
Beef. ilsk1 la1i, sis. Rest unchanged
LONDON, Oct. a-IfnseeI oil, sos, Rest nn-
chAb9el
, 1870-10-09
Last Exeursion to California for the
Gaseoy

For San Francisco BY railroad-and thence by
steamship to San Diego-Thursday morning, Oct
1s. at 10 O'Clock Secure your tickets. First-class
fare reduced Tor this occasion only. Aprly to ",
II. Francis, Agent, No. 100 Washington street
See advertisement
, 1870-10-09

NEW YoRK. Oct. s.-Noney market easy q.
per cent
Sterling, l0;.tel0 e. 49,. ...-.- --.
Cold ntn. :uptUeu i, 11s1. touched 11sX: and
Chased q 1lsa9t!3H. Bolro1tng :atc5. i-1e 70
Cat Ctearancts, 80 ooo, 90; export to1 tee week
sst4, ,ooa, Il lcanuipR NSs,'a to-day.
Bank statement unlArorabte:
lsnss. .-t2G4. ISL s7o Dec;ease. .3ns.ese
Specie. ...... lF,597e4: Declease...... 67a3so
Elculat1on.. H.5s3, 800 Decfeasol..... 1890
Ueposits.. 1s.,.ul.l1, Decsease...... sso4,457
L<GA tenders eA,8.5,ese Decreas....... sos,ss6
Goser1M ents dull; redempuons, s1s thus tar,
s1,5l1,000.
tNupe, 81 ..115E&t1t C0upS, u. ..1l0sit3l1eK
cours, ~ .11e,.1l1s Coups, x5...1t0A3llO.s
CnulB, "a .l1lAtAlll i0-40s. .iN xt7186h
CuUps. - .lf1@aatl1 Currency ts..11l 8lll4
coups, new -ll0at t@1i0Hl
State sccrr1uea dull.
Mtssru o0x Old ytTRinias. ...... GIN
Old Teunessees. t2x Old n. Carpnnaa... 70
New 1enpessceS.. G0B New y. CAfultnas.. 26
, 1870-10-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

FOR she, Week Ending October 8.
SATrRpAv EVENING, Oct $
BEEF CATT1E
Heosipsss sS,nm~n,.
, 1870-10-09

nEplT,
Atsss. H4.r Stksttey. A. z H;sAcr II x~.,. W..
a. iarAer. SaaFSrd 1-A~sss. JaA. G Hai.... .S "a
7-' -.',
GEx11xxx1 AID FRu.xps-I thank yon for IN. ,s,,
ylinscnt and iEh s4srrm which your cali would scrta
TO Indicate, and Will acrert II nomtnaseI- have a
Tor the nce Of Alderman. Will my hest endtavsE
to 3utercat4 1f eonfftucns4 and the civ
at ttarsr. remain. kentlerrn, very rcsrrrtfuIy
GEoRoE Z. Fo<rE1
, 1870-10-09
1,riyatc Hospital for Ladies',
Xn1yr nAaTfnr

MRS THOMAS, phy aieian ard Oh.t.t1icsxu L.
dies rHrFctink soudbeDrnt ean find p-sasns rooms
with board Discretion observed. No. sH soa.I.
Halstedst
, 1870-10-09
Emigration from Tax1s to Southern CAL
{fnrfa


INC hundred families are en rousk from Texas
iof Inc purpose nf settlement In S&u Diego Codn-
9, Ea.tornta. Galveston and San Diego Will soon
shake hanIs-orer completed ra,lFoad, uniting
tae PactIc Ocean VIII the Gulf Of Mexico.
A
, 1870-10-09
40 lsea. 1s:o. S'pj'<1ss ! ,ssa.

The following were the receipts and ship
mepta OF breiastuf1s and stocE at this poiut
during Tie past week, aud for the qqrrsa"--,.
:ug weeks ending ~ dated <Sao-
, 1870-10-09
The Trigger.

The Trigger.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
There will bo regular III setting OF The prairie
Shooting Club III Lhelr to0Ns, Oh Monday even
Ing. All membcfs are requested to b. pfeaenL
, 1870-10-09

q! Fntn!s PEcrpeets = Ile clearly nye.led b. Oh,
Et> at sl3 East u adisopsl ~ s.Irs he kadr1
e N, ar rnsncee!sm il He to eutaente wealtH aaa
tar:4H++ oersultato3 ts Send Sc tor his Ga1ea
etloEs oi the oppes.te viii b tcnt Sratis WITH Il
, 1870-10-09

- !; - :ss:s~:'| |As;:ss, s;:..
, 1870-10-09
Manager Ives sends us tho following state
mtns Of the business Of the Chicago Clearing

6EcCaI1nS HLoxuoS.
, 1870-10-09
GoyEgNurkr BONDS
were tnacavc, but strong, to-day.
KANSAS,

ings-TraEcdy-S Accident
tknf1hlo-lnafuu AY1alrr-PoYIrkent-
, 1870-10-09

Arrival and Departure Of Trains,


ILLINOIS CESTRAL
, 1870-10-09
War and Jewel1v,

utrsn st, r OF Genesee AZ, acre: Scpr l..
California st. 2Ge II n nf Twelfth st. y I. 70
l0eE 1t: Charlotte st, AS II v Of NAucie
81, d I. s5Il3{k It: Oct.
, 1870-10-09
Rttsip!A
Shipments

HUGH,
The fc!low1nG are the receipts and shipments
iof me Week, aEd Tor the corresponding period
, 1870-10-09

3@.........@..
Since jar. I, 1901.
Sane Period 1867. !.
Same period 1853.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-15
Build up the System.

Strength evapOrntes fast at this season.
This is especially the ase'with all who live
by the sweat Of their brow. From every
pore OF the sieve-like skin A moisture
exudes which contains the elements OF
vitality. Thereby the blood il impoverish-
ed, the nerves relaxed, the muscles weak
ened, the digestion impaired, the bowels
The constant drain thut produces these
effects cannot be arrested, because 1t Is due
to the heat OF the atmosphere; bat the loss
OF the life-sustaining elements can he sup
piled by extra invigOration. Now, there
fore, Is the time to resort 10 HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters, the most powerful and
healthful of all vegetable tonics. Long
experience has proved that nothing else
will efficiently sustain and regulate the
system, when whiting down under the
double pressure Of excessive heat, and con
stant physical or mental labor. All per-
sons who have been tempted 10 try the
local "tOnicS" (so-calledj which have been
started by sordid spectators in almost
every town ana village, with q view OF
turning penny" by the credulity Of the
unwary, know this 10 their cost. II ~ n
wise maxim that says "hOld fRst To that
which IN good" OF the forty millions OF
people in the United States, probably one
NTH have tested the restorative properties
OF Hostetter's Bitters and know II To be n
specific for dyspepsia, biliousneSs, nervous
weakness, general debility, constipation,
fever and aguc, and want Of appetite; that
any OF these should be persuaded 10 expert
ment with the worthless noStrums, recon-
mended by INSCRIPTIONS and Ignorant
enperics seems almost incredible.
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HOUSE.

Mr. Berry reported a bill donating
for school purposes certain lot of land,
with building thereon, known as the
old Indian Dormetory, in the village Of
Mackinaw. Passed.
Mr.. Sawyer reported bill to repay
the city Of Milwaukee 100000, ad-
vanced for the construction Of new
harbor. Ordered printed and COM
mitted.
Mr.. Coburn reported bill TO provide
for inventories Of the property of the
United States in the District of Column
bia. Passed.
Also bill to provide for report Of
the receipts and expenditures of the Sec
retary and Clerk OF the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Mr.. Churchill introduced a bill to
allow the steamboats, Of the Canadian
Navigation. Company, built in the
United States, to carry passengers and
baggage between American ports.
Passed.
The House then took up the business
on the Speakers table.
Objections were made to taking up the
Senate amendments 10 the apportion-
ment bill and the bill remains on the
Speakers table.
The Washington and New York Air
Line Railroad bill was reached, but OBJ
jections being made, it remains on the
Speakers table.
Mr.. Butler from the Reconstruction
committee, reported a bill for the sale
of lots and tracts of land on Sea Island,
Beaufort county, South Carolina. Du-
ring the discussion OF the measure the
Speaker laid before the House the Sen
ate concurrent resolution on the death
of Senator Norton, providing for n
committee to attend to the place of in
terment. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Washburne, from the Conference
committee on the naval appropriation
bill, made a report.
Mr.. Dawes reported that the Confer
ence committee on the Indian appro-
pr.ation bill had been unable to agree.
Mr.. Sargent made formal conference
report on the subject, and moved that
the House adhere to its position on the
bill, which terminates the matter and
virtually kills the bill Agreed to.
Mr.. Lynch offered 4 resolution au-
thorizing the select committee on the
Decay of American Commerce to report
at the next session. A good deal Of op-
position was manifested on the suppo-
sition that it would authorize the COM
mittee to sit during the recess. The
resolution was modified TO exclude that
conclusion. and adopted.
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July IA.
SENATE.

Mr.. Howard, from the Conference
committee on the Georgia bill, reported
the committee unable to agree upon the
report, and moved the Senate concur in
the House amendments.
Mr.. Trumbull opposed the PROPOSE
ton, and Mr.. Howard withdrew his
motion with view to a possible settle
ment of the matter in the Conference
committees.
The bill for a pension $1,000 per an
mum to Mrs. Lincoln was considered.
Mr.. Chandler moved to take up the
bill to encourage the building of Amer
lean vessels to engage in foreign trade,
the passage of which he said was
deemed a matter of vital Importance.
The bill was taken up.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military com.
mittee, reported adversely on the bill
directing the Secretary Of the Interior
to deliver the Mt. Vernon relics to Mrs.
Mary Curtis Lee. He was personally
in favor of the bill, but had been over
ruled by the committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill, the Senate
bill to construe the act of March 2lst,
1868, was passed. 1t allows a draw
back on cotton goods exported prior to
MAY lst, 1869, when the internal tax
was paid on the raw cotton, being in
tended to remedy the deficiency in the
ruling of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Anthony was elected President
of the Senate pro tenn, to preside dur
ing recess.
Mr.. Wilson submitted the report Of
the Conference committee on the army
appropriation bill. Officers in active
service are not allowed to hold civil
office, and retired officers may hold
office. This entities General Sickles to
continue in his position as Minister to
Spain.
At $50 the Senate went into Execu-
tive session for one hour and then took
q recess