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EDWARD WILDER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

purely vegetable 1t acts the sick and enfeebed
like charm, giving them renewed vigor and strength.
The old and the young also ladies confined to the
house. ought to it freely there is nothing that
gives such appetite, at bringing up the tone of
the stomach, thereby giving health and vigor to the
system.
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The Bastrop Advertiser says the female citizens of
African descent in that city are on grand strike
The object of the strike, stated by of the str
keresses is to bring de white folks down."
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The following paragraphs appear in the!New orlean
disnatcheS.

The following paragraphs appear in tbe.New Orleans
Times special dispatches
WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-The opinion is expressed
here that if Bailey, Congressman elect from Louisiana,
would present himself he would get his seat.
McCranie's political disabilities stand in the way OF
his admission, There is no definite prospect of the
settlement of the Louisiana contested election cases
now before the Election Committee
RICHMOND Va, Feb. 1.-THE Legislature elected
to-day George Rye, of Shenandoah as State
Ha received 1l9 out of 157 votes cast Rye is na-
tive of Shenandoah. He voted for Hale, Fremont and
Lincoln for President He Secretary of the State
Constitutional Convention. The Conservatives, who
nominated him, explained that it was done as an indi-
cation that Vrgnans intended to forget the past party
differences,
DR.. Charles R. Bricken well-known physician, the
a,rica lessee and dramatic author of some note, was
killed to-day by the discharge of pistol in his hands
He was the author of the " Cabin and Parlor," play
for long time performed in the Southern theatres, as
an Offset to "Uncle Toms Cabin"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
FROM EUROPE,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Revenue to-day $242, ,O0O
Smallpox is ravaging the Montana Indians.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FUNDING BILL.-The
Finance Committee of the Senate has agreed to its
funding bill The bill provides for three classes OF
bonds-one class at forty years and cent, one
class at thirty years and four and half per cent and
one at twenty years and five per cent, each class
amounting to four hundred millions and redeemabe
after years. and the principal and interest on the
whole amount to be payable in coin This is not in
accordance with Secretary Boutwes original recon-
mendaton but, after long discussion, he and the
committee have agreed upon this measure which, in
its chief features will be supported by all the members
of the committee, with perhaps exception Another
provision of the bill is that the national bank law shall
be so amended as adopt the basis of circulation to
the new bonds There is no compulsory feature in the
bill as exchange, such there was in the Treas
urers report last winter but banks not willing to go
on with business under these provisions allowed to
withdraw and surrender their circulation This bill is
carefully drawn and guarded, and is looked upon by
the committee as better than anything of the kind
heretofore presented.
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cen be had at very low figures OF j. b. Lewis, No.
Texas street.
SOUTHERN IMMIGRAT1oN.-The New York Tribune's
Hamburg correspondent writes that emigration to the
Southern States opens very favorably for Mississippi
steamer to New Orleans, with nearly two hundred
Swedes sailed for the Water Valley in Mississippi to
people plantation, and form some industrious enter.
prises for Mr.. Berglund who is of their country
men, He advances every cent of the cost of the
journey of these people from the north of Sweden to
the centre of Mississippi Trey are poor, although
decent and generally able bodied men. The advances
made to them will be repaid through their labor in
Mississippi
During February and March of this year over eight
hundred persons will be sent by the same gentleman,
under the same terIus, to Mississippi. These Swedes
are not Mormons as several papers have enormously
reported.
The probabilities now are that Senator Revels will be
tricked out of his seat in the Senate. 1t looks as
though the Radical Senator's to the nauseating
nature of their own medicine have conceived and pre-
pared nice little dodge to avoid taking this season.
The de trop Senator is received with open and
aattering personal encouragement he assured that
his rights are recognized and that impeachment will
be thrown in his way that ony deeply to te re-
GREETED obstacle exists which they will do their best
to overcome and that is, his election is for 'an
expired term which does not exist" Next session,
however they'll "make it all right in the morning"
1t presumed, ard with safety, that Revels, highly
elaed with his reception, will fall easy prey to the
Machavean policy and thus relieve the party from
a serious demma--s serious not only in degrading the
personee of the Senate, but also in its influence upon
the popular mind WITH perhaps more respect for the
dignity of the Government than many of the persons
now intrusted with its administration.
New Orleans Times.
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Boots, Shoes and hats of every style and quality,
cen be had at very low figures of j. B. Lewis No.
Texas street.
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SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY.

SHREVEPORT UNIVERSITY.
TJNHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University are
l. pleased to announce that Prof. GEO. E. THATCH-
ER will continue in charge of this institution.
The Board encouraged by the of the past
expressed to believe that they have met want of com
mnny at the right time and in the right place. And
they confidently the public that pains will be
spared to afford educational facilities equal to those of
any part of the country.
The University is located in very pleasant and
healthful situation two miles west of Shreveport.
The grounds are extensive affordng ample room for
exercise, and the building is capable of accommodate
ing large number.
The extensive repairs made during the summer va
cation add much to the comfort and attractveness of
the institution.
JOHN n HOWELL,
President Board Trustees.
Shreyeport August H. 1899 Gtf
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Furniture Store.
Shreveport University.

Shreveport University.
VNHE THIRD SESSION of this Institution will COM
l. mence on Monday, January "a, 1870, under
the superintendent of Prof. GEO: E. THATCHER,
assisted by sufficient number of able and experienced
educators to give efficiency to every department
While the of instruction in the classes Will be
thorough and complete, pains will be spared to meet
the increasing wants of community in the Commercial
Department.
Rates of Tuition, &C., per Session:
Primary Department. .....................S2 S20 W
Academic Denartment - -...,,,.,....2 25 90
Preparatory Department -. 80 90
Collegiate Department .............:........ ~ W
Board per session, including washing lights &C. 80 90
One-half payable in advance; balance at the middle
of session.
No deduction will be made from the above rates ex-
cept of protracted sickness Students charged
from time of entrance Each boarder will be expected
to furnish his wash basn pitcher, looking glass,
towels and bedding, except mattress and bedstead
JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board of Trustees.
Shreveport, August II, 1869.
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and bonds ike little men. Two pohcemen recently
had to be stationed the entire day in front of the Office
to keep out the crowd of callers It is said that they
are encouraged and sustained in this lady-ke employ
ment by Vanderbilt, who advises them to disregard
sneers and ridicule and go in" Ia
Throat cutting is the favorte pastime of the
people of Chicago. The papers give horrible accounts
of the state of things in that godly city, and
would Judge that they kill man there to see him
kick-a matter of FIVE dollars is temptation very few
of them can resist. Verify, ohicsgo needs "recon-
structon" badly.
While have been enjoying weather the like of
which in mildness the oldest inhabtant" can scarcely
remember, the Northwest has been suffering unparal
leled cod-the temperature at Fort Abercrombie,
Minnesota being the 18th instant, 46 degrees be-
low zero. And yet the Saint Paul Daily Press desg-
mates such weather merely one of the codest days
known for several years." On that fearful day travel
ers on the prares frozen to death within half
hours walk of place of shelter sinking in the snow
utterly unable to proceed further.
Says the Lynchburg (va.) Republican: ct is as
serted that nearly every in this part Of Virginia
either running for Office or is plaintiff in some
suit strip uckess debtor Of the last shred be
wears or is defendant in some other suit to protect
himself from being Invested of his own last shred BY
some importunate creditor,
The Radicals Of South Carolina threaten that they
will ous F. L. Cardoza, the Secretary of State, who
has the Independents to admit that be signed certiH
Gates of election for the defeated Radical candidates
for Congress- Hoge and Wallace. without knowing the
date of the contents Of those certificates Of course
If man ventures to tell the truth how can he be
sound Radical
, 1870-04-25

CA1uoo-Ar this port on saturday take frexhts
were more active, bet Fates we've without Quotai!e
chmgc. We note the following enCageu1euu. To
But11p-Rark Sunuy uyhde, corr 1t Sc; bark tns-
t1il.A And schf C. L. Huto. wheat At 3fc- To SAt
n!a-Schr Couiogwood. corn al g, free OF eleEa.-
Hon. To Port Coborue-SchE5 Empire State aud
Southwest, whe1t from Milwaukee, II &C. To
Etn4stou-sehr Minnie Williams, wheat from MI
kee at l2kc-
DEIRo,r, April z1.-Tnere ls . tar inquiry for
ressels, and rates are nrm for coatze fre1Ehtx In
grain there is nothing doing, and Ill the wheat
actually nn Elie would not Aggregate csrgu. In
Tn}cio the case 1B practically much The Eant a.
here, no whexs going forward, and vessels ARE
coming this WAY tn quest Of freight. Charters:
Scow C. l. F4ef, lumber, Au Sable 70 Detroit = Is
The r1il; senr Alvin BrDnBou, lumber, Alpens to
Buffalo, 81 on the rail, { b. d We also hear OF
elGagcMen3 for four 1rTnes Of lumber. from
E1ss TaMas to Buffalo, nj aa-Pnsk
TnRoS1u, April s1--Tae market vas quiet.
Only twh charters have AZ yet been reported this
season, u. he schf WAnderer, grain 10 o.
s nsao y :, !. i Tn,te.i CIR Paragon, barley 70
pec.s tor N sstse sr,ing 1saS1enss, I6s nxos,
farnrshle- 'ee'4 oe" "
aKEHsp, Apz1l 7l--Thete VAS ye1 nl..-
doing IN tretehts- There was scarcely any Goa!
offering. and rates arc bower. Charters have been
made within Day OF two a Ioc 70 M1waakee
13c 10 Chicago luWn town docks; Soc To UetfotH
and Wy1ndotte, all frce.-HaaM
NnHAEKEx, April 91-Tne A:lManfee stas.a<' l,,a<
says: "Gf1tn fretRnts ARE inactive ana Snsts SoSt
Shhmenta 4Tt confined to two Tcssfts- Sc3I 1I,sI.
tor, wheat To Buffalo II cAcs eCm A. r. T'S0o'sr
Ehcas TO Pp4t Culoorne NJ &C. x, ~
| me nhf Delaware takea ~neAt 70 bunAo ,a4o. ~,
! prty1;a tern1; schf EltzhuSn, Whea1 W Aoss9s'1
, 1870-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup,

For Ill dtcaee1 ef the lrnes md rpi.atory arkAna
seheuela Scswecd Ton!c for dy,rrlNta and indleton
Setenck'a Mandrake Pills, for Avrr complaint
Thrse poraisr n,edidnra hare now bten hcsore ths
pubic nearly forty year, md the reputation they havs
attained rrnde1s II nseess to pad ttn Thou.anr ~ha
have hrrn beneHtrd By their tstfy to thetr met.
ltray BE- s.ted. BY tho+e who not familiar vit
the srtaes Of these krat rrnne.lits, " How do px.
scheuek's medicines etstet thea. wo1dczsul CUR. Of
ne an,wer f. ssnarse one They be<sn ta,ir worn
Of rs.orston By bringing the stomach liver .nd how-
Is n.o Aetive. healthy condition 1t l. foud thAt
c1trra this formidable diaeaae. Schenekl Mandrzks
Pills act the llvas and stomach. promoting healthy
SECRETION and The blle and slia which have
salted from the Inactive, tarpd conditioned thse
eAns. AID Of the syrteu gtners1y This ausktsh atahF
Of the body, and the consequent atcpNnstha d Tia
unhealthy auhstances named rrtrtnt tha proper dees-
son os feod, md natural eeasequ6uce create Ii.
rase, which tsuln u Erust1aaon. Apd tnA1ly h death
Sehende nl1nanIe Sysup Ard Sawed Tonic. @hds
een rrknlay, ,ainele with The so!, aid the !!s~uFa
orE.as ste epoa rich blood. and a natural eunas-
quenoe. vc fesh and strength TO the patient Let tha
faculty SAY EhAt It may hts Il the ooly tue c7e toK
consumption E1pe.seuee has proved 1t beyond the
shadow Of doubt. and thousands today alive
wen who few year. toce weEt regarded hapelesa
eAakt bat who crc induced 10 by Dr. Sehencks rr4.
dies, and were restored to permanent heat!I hy tets
use.
DE. seheueks Almanac. containing sut. tr.sse -
the v4z,oru forms Of dae. hfa mode Of rsneut nas
genera directions how hts medicine e4a bs haA
ats. sent BY mall by addressing hia principal ois.
No Is North ai11hst- PhIladclrhia. Pa-
Price Of the Pulouie syrup ind Scaweel Tonic tAso
4lH PER hottlt, or e. ha1 dotru- Mandrake POE
G cent? box. For sale By Al iruskiss md deales1
, 1870-04-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, April "a
sale sales q e,asn ~, nour, I'D p.o1ssions WI ee
grain IN all Cases sold subject to the usual charges
of stoEa9cs unless otherwise expressed
MIlEE@Ihsre Ess no change for the better
IN the condition Of Tic MARKET The demand, the
character, aud confined 70 choice qualities to sup
demand and vrsy lis1ie inquiry Tor ahiprenL hence
common and medium grades Herr unkatable- We
quote: Choice datf!, eeassc: fair 70 FOOD tub
HAG0fSG-A moderate bustness WIS doing tn
this branch Of trade, and prices were EteadJ and
unchanRest- The following ar The current rites:
low 4. 4se; american, 4oc; rn1ou 4, sc; guanies,
hhn. f,eEhc; EunnIes, 4bu, et1a6Kc; bur
laIar Hf-1Y -11YHTn1s5s; T1g y.mIS4 ~! Sssss ~
ness transacted In this market to-day was large,
although 9nessnRed We, quote: Michigan
bs marble e das Pm III. Is sep:s91S nne'
in n1h 1s. E r. Tss: i!me 1n oris Z bEt slso; C.
ase5; Louisville cement, fslsasa: p1astering
dc i i1sets ! i"S 80 n1e 1.'' e,.y, ri.
SIsEESE-eBssine:sss eB: : S enuiioues osie, aaa. save
TOR f!ne grc<is- the feeling Is easy. Really nne
gools Azc eea1te. and the few on hand are ftnlJ
SeT YORK factor7. 1ats16c: Illinois factory, 1s2
tte: Western Reserve lael4c-
cpAL-1he demand was small, and prices were
enansel chang We E.ss s the ~. fo'e11aS s,, = tae
prepared, *itop: Laeka~ana, sl1oe; Biossourg,
Willow Bank, E.5o: Hotkne Valley. s9sa@;,m:
roErhiosneny. 800; Walnut Hill s1s1sso":
CuFFEEThe feeling Of Ermness that has
shows no sgns Of abatement The demand 20
moderate, and for the h<rscr GRADES the tending
cf prices i = higher zange, The ssoeG, srns!-
aS aa5e g ss*'hs; ieiie-:: :s xasss sssseF s ,.
sa4s7c; Q, g. Jaya, sSas'c: roasting Rio, 124.4
19Xc; common lan. soE91ukc: f11r 70 good,
slNta1..c; prime to choice, 1439r; LzSna1a-
EASDLE-P.tces RE steady and uuchsnzed-
Tbs demand VA Light: Fa1tme, 1SAc: taiiow
.steartne>, 19I@l3hc: schnelders scI, NX9
CONGRATULATIONS is very tlssle doing IN tois
market, and prices arc Almost nominal. We quote:
Mhts1ey barrels. ....-...."....-$L LasaL.3
!oIf barrels. Leo5l-l0
Pour barrels, nat hoops,,-,.-...,.... :. "a s
MGs-Wege in lA7Ee supply ana slow sale 1t Is
t@I4c y doz
tine Of goods was tair!y active, and the general
matket WAS chzsacteI1zed by nrmnesA- The stocks
ar !ioesal, md al osJezs arc promptly nlled AZ
DRIED FRruATurter prunes, 1sa1sc; French
nrunes, 13al4e: nRs, tfumA, is9lsc; ngs, car
'oons. st9sc; dates, new, 1st4l3c: Apples, East
rrn, W altc: apples, Southern 6H9sxe: peach
e, peeled, 1!9lsc; peaches, halves. nnpeelcd. sS
tcrEtes = I, i491sc: sssrbeE1ea, . = 1s3eec ;;
chelsie4 ptied. 2s31ec; chGr11es, lnaPoEted. M
ptttsd, ls8!se; ra!.ns, la!rs 2ew. fLen9+73;
SrEs--Alnonds soft-snelled, soas1c: Mnondx
Paper -sheted, Princess, B9s.c: peanut, = hn. =
~ p&e4oa: Raxl nnfs- 17aiao: French wh-
, 1870-04-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT Of Chicago

ARRIVED. ..-..-..Aprtl =
ssmr Orion. Grand Haven. pigs nsh and sun-
Prop fsyo5ts :;a s. s. -: 5esseh' 1901 ses 1870 0u Pc
FFop s. Leals, bunaIo' 100 rtss dsh, 1000 osrs
Prur New E!a, Grand Haven, go bu plaster.
Schr Lizzie Doak, ~ Joseph l,2no ueS-l
Schr {. j. Reader, Nu*kcEon, lis N lumber.
Sehr Myrtle, Mus&eRnn, lsu m lumber.
Schr E II. Shoyer, Muskecon, lvo n lumber.
Schr Guide, South Haven. - IN lumber.
sc1W Planet, S4ugatncS. % cts wool
Scaw Flora, Saug2turk, % u lumber, & m lash.
Barge Vim. Darnes, Grand Haven. 1eo N lumbcr.J
Prop u. Gtph. XuSxeSr,n, 10 N Lumber.
Prop Hilton, Holland, eutu!r1ts-
rrop Idaho, Buffalo, 40 TONS pig Iron, IS pkes nsh
senr SEVENTH ohio, Muskesen. 80 N lumber, 70 N
scnr R!seihaxs, stony Greek. 1893 ties, - eds
sear Magnet, White Lake, IS II lumber, = N
schr s Bates, An.keeon. 80 u lumber.
Schr Esa. Davis f1er. !, ,s1 t!eA
scow Milton: Waite Lake, 1so n lumbes
seow /. Painter, LulHiR's PleT. - n lumber.
barge c'y Of Enc GEand Haven leo !99bs,. n9
s'mr oy!on' Grand Haven, 50 bu oats md sun
Prop Roi1ess, gara'o, l,sal nsis nour, 20 ha oats
Prop s. Joseph, Xenouinee, sundrtes.
Prop Favorsts, s. Joseph, sundaes. 49,
Prop Dubuque, roH Huron. 5000 bu corn, 1,sss
bE,s nouE and sundrtes,
schr \ v: Lucky, os<eRoo, 1s,ss7 bu wheat
Prop Gee, Dunbar, Godeztch, ass bu wheat
9p i9p Il ss1 09 H. Sa Grsnd 6.9en porx
p.,s sms4'ssn an.?ls Giant Buffalo, s4,1ls hui -neaz
PTop n. Groh, Aaskegon, Sasa:es aay, 50 ou cats
and kundneA
, 1870-04-25

MONETARY,


The improvement in business during the past
eay business il good, and in dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes, hats, groceries, etc, many Of them
say they h%~A mover had = bptter tradc ard
some say they have never had go good a trade
rs during the past week The country WIS
pretty bare Of goods, because IS louS al gold
continued to decline during Febrza1y and
March, country dealers declined ia. lay III
their assortmcnts- But eiuco gold began to
show an upward tendency there has been
dirpoeition to take bold in
earnest and during tho last week sales in al
he lines OF trade abore mentioned have becnl
arge. The higher rsngo Of prices for wheat
this week has impaired better feeling to the
grain trade, and the lumber trado IL the only
nees. Money il abundant, and the banks can
not find use for their funds in regular dis
cuunts. They refuse to Get the precedent Of
t1kinE business parer at less than 10 pcr cent,
and prefer to transfer their balances to Now
York, where they get only !. They. are, how
ever, Offering money on call, on government
bonds, 1t per cent, and in the open market
collatesals At to rcr cent.
Exchange is dIm 1t Soc per Fl 900 premium
for sx1cs between banks. There is considc1a-
bic exchange making against grain shipments,
hut the disposition On the part Of the banks to
transfer their funds to New York keepa ur the
rrice of exchange. At tho counter bankers
self at lilo premium, and buy 1t par.
The cashier Of tho United States Depository
in this city informs us that he 10 prepared to
tered and coupon honda.
The manager Of tho Clearing House fur
uitl,es the following summary Of the business
Of his cf6ce for the week ending April %;
, 1870-04-25

A7144a Wheat Hm; Nc. Chicsgo spring,
&14k IN ktofe; N-1a2Ll1 a1oat; S14I lid fur
snber n stnre. Corn uns titled md l89c iowes:
neE. tt1&aLls Aaoat; old, htavJ ii St ziu atorn:
bid PORK dnl At ss7.issss.s;x. LzFd ste sdy ~
i6hc
lIFEHFoo1r April ss-1I:1s 4 ln.-rour, l9s 81:
winter Wheat, % edaaa ID; red wheat, Is ID:
white Hheat, ~ ID Com, a,s 81 P5rk, ssa.
Lard, bo8.
L1Ek-1:@ p n-Hhter wheat higher II
s. .d4ss %; rel *heAt higher at Is SdAsa 11d:
white wheat higher II D 1da9s "a. Com, sA
LATER
At the "oTen Bonn" No. spring vheat
MAS moderately active, but pslccs were lrsgn-
~, closing q o'clock at 5i!<@3sH{c fog op,
com was in fair inquiry. Ind a higher .auso ot
prices prevailed, closing 1t SIC, eeller next
month Oats were dull 1t the closing figures
on Change. Provisions were quiet and tirm-
There WIS no evening sesaion-
, 1870-04-25

and waa very little obstruction to navigation The
tupte to the lorer l1ke msy now be considered
open for .le se.son- Tue Northern TrsasPorta-
ton Comranys propelleTs Maine, CITY Of Toledo,
and Young America lef1 the canal at O'Clock
F1da[ morning, ali hound for :hn port aad the
u1refra1ts--Cttres1nd3 Herald, cd
TIM B1Rx HAET MKKxHI-1he case OF the
United stalcs Batk Aars Merritt, which vesse,
Eos seized and llheed hy oW customs autnM1ues
for stolat1un Of on: navigation laWF. WIS nTEuek
yesterday tFfere LIE Cnttal St1s.s Circuit Court
Juaee DTunnond presiding, BY Hon WtInam P.
Lfnue, Tot thu government, end Hon 8 j. En-
mons for the claimant. The case Gs1po before the
Circuit Court uron An ArIeal BY The government
against the decision Of The DtstTtcE Cou1t, Judge
Miller, diminishing the libel Judge Dru1umnnd
has not get tltcttled the ease. Probably bis dc.
g4ston will fe announced during the asHIou Of &he
Circuit Courl-HAsraukee Erentaq Ht&m,xtn, 81
, 1870-04-25
Port OF Buffalo,
C1EARzD Foa CHICAGO. April s1.-Prop Chicago
bh1k Summer Cloud, and seh1 ElIt2.


BRInGErux1, April e:.-ClEAx1p--Bsnncr, St,
1cus. 1l6>goo It lumber: Chicago Bele. Sulphur
LAfaiing, ss,+es It lumber. y o thih ~. shin
EleA
AR71.Kp-Arahla, Ioekport, S yds stone
Augusta, Big Run, % IDS ktone; D. c. Norton. Big
Ruu, .s Jas stone: May orely. sag. = rs sto1e;
mont, S yds e,oDe; 4 Ii. Atkinson, Iemont, %
yda stone; Il. G. Lootn!5, Lenont, s. yds Hone; J.:
v. McGenntas, Lemons, 60 Jds stone; -Colone!
Manning, Lemont, p ytls ssone; Rescne, Lemont,
Is Js1H Htone. ...
CASH. Locks, CHICAGO, April ~ p. n
CL1AHEp-HetculeA, WtlloE Springs, Light: Adml-
-: naR Run, nsns: As'y 9Ee,y, q sas, ishs: \; g.
ngh1; r. Il. Atkinson, Lemont, Light; Col Man.
n,nK, Lemont, llEhi; Constitution, tIemons, llzht
v. A. Steel, Joliet = btts salt: Dlrigo, Joliet,
5,Co9 # lumber. io.ooo # 1oor!ug; D. T. Wright,
St Louis, IL, 200 II lumber: God ROD, St Louis,
II lnmbet, 1000 t&th-