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, 1870-01-26
LETTER CARRIERS MEETING,
ltcpor:s from the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ORGANIZATIONS.

On last Nocdsy evening. ; meeting OF the letter
carriers Of Chicago was held In Rooms and7o
FarEen Bail Building, for The purpose or bearing
ffom Mr- Frank Law!es, a delegate IRON
ths city to the Convention the Letter Carriers of
the United States, ut Washington, D. c., asser.
o!ed On ne l''h nst., report OF tho proceedings
TIE meeting vas called to order ly NJ. F. Law
!e1, "aen Mt J. e. na,Ees was selected "a Cha,r-
mag. T. and III. r Rove ~ SECRETARY pro tesl-
m elaborate history ot The dolugs OF The cou9su.
t:or. 4 vote OF thanks was teuuered Mr., I1Eter
ior the aclye ard nnttring enorts he had mada fot
!le eauae or The Letter carriers IN their petition
feE Q more adequate compensation for the
aIdaons a1dlo! e. laso;a they re.fozn. Although tae
seS iae ha1 1nes s' had ss1t ps ssSs mus q
toward the t:eslred ohlecs. In.y TAI spo-
ccedeas IN Rdtui1e audiences with uapy members
well; the Postal Committee, and The tnef Msgi4-
ua'e Of the ra'ton, t;eresat G. S. Grant The
convention Eas received si.dl5, and met with en-
forward ser:es o1 suVgesssans from membesa of
re !ate nseaion, tayortpg a national or2arlxa-
si9n Or 1estss curriers', with aone competent per-
lie also read the following revolutions, vh,cb
Eele Unanimously adopted By the Ls1tsr Carriers
ny 1ar Is citizen. Of the Uulse States, in
" as skl II S as;;eT; 4 i msil @aa:s1
In addition a!or FROM four to liz hotrs on sunSss
nEo ~ nAt1tnA Eohda5e. couelacriaF ths sddttonaf
e1tcnte et our 9atorns taksn out oil salsly sso
tt9nnS s:sg!t5 TT the faithful performance of our
ie.ostd That We, the d"3ess.rs on the p.st Of thu
Iatts 81 fhs Cpiscd states. assembled In convention
70 20 fo.t ana earnestly request that teT
tfaa. ~ s4s - ssNeA1 ~ ke@@
s.ss ast res s.ss s.5s,s Of the un!sd
q seaure any ei ita employees to labor for "A ID
ese!r<d That Ia rnnsJdcsstton of ,err,r,, ,c,s.-ss
The Fererntncnt. nost rrspectfulg aiE thsf Lar
efess nay cra1t oar praser. and Inctee our nav 70
me 9utn bt Twelve hucdred daJtr1 pcr auuutI br1r
na - o. that after the deduction ot expenses ior
u!so1N and nhsf he eetsssies. will thea b. mid
ouf lair e toaensation for the dutIea We pcr{orr
!hen the mee&inR resolved ttsslt INTO IN o:raus-
zation. to be known IS the Letter Carrie,a' Aaso.
c.at1on Of Chicago, with the following named on
I1eaatnE-J. @ Haines
tir~ {1esutrnt-j. GAhraithv
fo7Tesfo91tr4 SecTstasy-F. LATIer.
S-e1s:art-F. Howa.
IysasHru--W. A. b1rncf.
On motion, The meeting Adjourned suhfecs tn
the call Of the President
, 1870-01-26

Tbs Common Council has appointed a
committee to investigate supposed fraud
in the matter Of the petition in the Walsh
case. Alderman Campbell intimates that
the petition signed by the. Aldermen was
changed after it was signed, and another
substituted therefor. Alderman Donnellan
denied that any such change was made.
The Council, however, appointed the oom-
mittee. II this committee will confne its
investigation to the alleged fraud, and can
discover that any was committed, tho In
TeEtigasion may not be prohtiess but, If i.
undertake to try tho Walsh case over again,
it will only aggrarate the blunder already
comm itted.
, 1870-01-26
The Emperor Napoleon ns n Mode
Farmer

The Inyerrafa Cou-iry haa the rorIoHtnc acrsount
ot recent yitlt 10 me Ennerpr Sa.oIenr,.s mndei
iooSinc p,ace. Tithou, anT sttennt At snnedoYitv
in po,n, of but;dtnc on p,cturraaaeD "a. and tfe
dlytEIor berTee11 the neds n sunt rv 1iitch nr
rcrCh naltnc. The nrst thino ne Visited via kho
ptlrc1raj byfe. or CO house- containinR a51 coFa
Il Is tcarceiy possible 70 gIve an sccura,e idsa Of
rrseLte,I Ia I'm: oue ntare Tne Ea1oen1r HAIR
dnre nnxtht1U hT have. and he nas e1sn:s ~,
osef Enrnpe who EAJe the meAna ri nuth6
djrr iii cprrnet,forR me result If which IL n
nceGasIied. There are H7rshtfes: and ssost-
horns inat had carried OF nrtst.s At the nrfoci-
nsi nrdcnifnrst snnws IN S,otJar1 E,sisnd fne.
fsna and france: rr,1 Durhsfns a1'd s1nsrn njsce
roiIed 1nrus GOVT Ire ijsrors rsre rac;no
marninceni swiss antrrass. win ih.,r enumnn;
their deer,ke hesds: hs-dy HIgh,an1 cnEs
srsTre,v IN ~ dts:inon!.hca X shsn. sna m.rs'
inn ia stnrtr jti;e IorfS corntTY Frrncn .n,.
ms,s Gntrh coxr x4th tnefr nr1,,nis 1nnnasal
Sststea H1anmtn Eu COWS Tere fnsre and al ~
dsn;,r Werr 1n;sa At honc In a h.Tdinr rint
X htts ~ ,hn I,1.ran. hrsais cn,n;.T
n;,1v hnrseS T. ]nasa hn1sa if,er iineer1nv IN
~! VIZ ~ h,,.s 1s1t - a.. ~ ~ - sson ~
~, we,e :. s1s, .ei neu.eJ chedT tn Taodt1
There we're SousacoWE,. L:lsesefs' Caeti
~ ~ ,Isa saa IA sa!lo4s Ht1ss aa9s; ~ mn ,sii
.ae oaei-Iaeed ngn!saa pseeo' IA .,!,ast sMat
= q ~ a shape went' were sae noss conspe1o3. g az
lnsIe Wy Aeo some teiy spo1 speC!Ueos ot ~
eniJ nae oieed 70 &c 1osno n f5aase. .os E'e ~
tsom aFouna and teAoW the fAs &c taA4. y
nets tnEpecsea the ptEL Iney were AZ lE1laa =
EuLdtng In small loose boxes, tne ventilation
more man Imperfect The t:eneh Was d1eAaioit
nothing hat . orzn determination to see Al ems
oled q to 50 patiently from pen 70 pen Here, ~
, 1870-01-26
W11tLEH ASSOCIATION.

The third annual meeting Of ihe Wooueu Mauu.
fscsu1ers' Association OF the Northwest will ba
held At the TteEont House IN this city, on Thurs
DAYS February Il, 1sso, at 10 O'Clock q N. The
bnAress to be transacted Will be the election u
cfutesa 1or the ensuing rear: the confederation Of
propositions for the location OF the next auau4
exposition; the discussion OF questions Of material
interest 70 manufacturers; and Of seyer1! nt1ena'
nent5 afd cha1Re5 IN the constitution or eae -
N the raue ard plan or operations ~ WI! neia9e
manufacturers Of cotton, snE. aA1 aao aeTE IL
TIE nsr1e ptupotcd to be suostita'ed - 80
aud South. tn scco1dsucs with joint resoaaaona
adopted At tho annual exposition neaa u 3s. n
tereeted arc cordially lnylted 70 ee present anA
lake past ln ne dl1cr,stonH and dalloeIauonL
'eA~ feA- ~ -1~ Gro. & BoEkx, President
Jx.sF AcAEsTE7, secTenFk
CuIrAGo, Jsp. 81, 1870.
, 1870-01-26

AnAn named speighs, calling hinself the 'ford
Jetut Chri6s," ebout ten months ago N1t{e1 u
southlo Gton. Ct, from Baltimore, having vile
and two children In The latter place. and pest1ad-
eu two females to 60 with hlu
they believing hin TO be the being he
septessnted- he made great deal ot dt1curpaoce
70 lamllte1 1n that and adtacenl toHns, and nnAly
VA forced to 'eaTe. 10 escape the y,tuous tntiG-
n nssIo1 o. ne rtorle. = ds1 or two since be re-
waited upon h:u, and. taxing ninl 70 The centre Of
the town. rode him On rat, and ware about to
apply coat of tAf AID fca.Aera, when he sas1et
Hould Immediately leave town. uc ~a1 then es-
cor1cd TO bis seAHo, nto which ne packed niraelt
apd groans Of ihe asscmb|ed people. Onn d hA
misguided women a4s s.nce asArtea &C as.ex hin,
baG aud baggage.
, 1870-01-26
RRrSu~A
Il ELL l,o .aa., k1.al IL: .~--A- =

1t will be seen that this county alone paid
taxes Oh over seven millions OF gallons Of
sp'nS manufactured during the year, be-
ing in excess Of the whole number OF cal.
loas upon which ta1 was collected in the
United States in 1sG7-s. The other figures
show liberal increase in the production
and business Of the city. The gross sales
reach Si71, ,2sa 300. The aggregate 1eve-
uue paid is over seven aud half millions
of dollars
, 1870-01-26
THE NOfTHTE.ST.


Silver has been dlscoverl II the Hardin County
Lead Mines, and Michigan company proposea
to zee II It cAn make any moocy OUT OF II.
Major Mnhleran. Of Mecouptn County. ls pfu-
poscd for tho ottce OF State Entomotoelas, In
place OF the late Dr. Walsh.
Governor Primer u 10 deliscr the address upon
ihe laying Of The cornerstone OF the Southern
Normal unlvessitJ At ca1bondale, Nay II.
Ii. Goeppcr, one OF The most respectable c!t1-
Etna Of Chebacse, kAnkakee Conrsy, died oo the
18Th tnst, from the buzrtlng OF blood vessel. =
Tue coal uines1 on tho line Of tho Toledo
Peoria Naraaw railroad ase on a atr1ke, de-
nanding hvc insseat OF four half ccnts
huahel.
In Jestcrda}B TR1BCKE there Ea1 4 despatch
from Quincy. giving Au account Of the accidental
drowning Of Rtrl named Bells Pnrv1a. 4 Quincy
paper gtyea another veIslon Of tho a1aI:. It sa5s
she C1olsed into Aissour1, vent to the FanYus
Rlyer. and, after wandering up and down that
frozen 6sreAm until Is vas tArk, went TO q farm
house IN the vicinity, obtained ~ axe, again re-
turned to the nve1, and. deliberately catsng hole
IN The ice, plunged In and droEped herself
AtSpAtta, on tns 17tn, the Esgie FlpuYinE NILE,
owned BY Boyle, HcMnster L Co, were destroyed
BY drc, together witt 8 900 bushels Of wheat aud
u0 barrels OF nour. Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
Slaooo.
.. N1sC0Na1N.
4at1e Ies1Qea In Dodge Co1nEy, T. Aff-
Terry. who l. aged 1o7 yeass, aud u The mother OF
twenty-one children
The FortaSe Register annouuces the de4th o.
aienala T. Seeder. tsul1ar1y known ~ Uncle
nek'" one OF the earliest settlers OF shat portion
OF the STAG. he orcc held c.slru to ,arvo us,t
Of the atte OF Portage CRY. but, u The end Of a
long md a1penatEe litigation, waa beaten. and
died poor-
The Milwaukee Hisecnsfn Of the a4th gays.
1 nrkh N1Af~ Nn.~
! etsh1A Of the Milwaukee 4 Ec1nern iWnns
| Railroad project Nc met today Coione1
Plumb, the Secretary OF the yermll1Ion cosl
| Company AID he anfofMtd Us thai the ccmnxny
| would hA1e their rosd completed from the niuS i
TO Geneva dlatanca OF si1t1.etznt tnlles, BY tho
LIT dAJ OF AnKuss ncf. The Elg1n koad
| p.oms&ea to nn IN tue teu tnlkes between Geneva
md E'gtn, and from Ele1n to Hlchmotd there u
NOW built and running road gh.r1y. I've IuiIcs ID
leE 9Th. So that the work II al done iron Rich.
Mond On the Wisconsin State !ant TO Ottawa and
The coal Mlret- From Milwaukee to the State
line, rio Burlington and Richmond, nrthtrg hss
! yet been dore About road bat there u this dis
tAEce 10 complete aod It Is expected Milwaukee
and the country along tho line OF road Will na1d
this, Burlington aud vicinity have raised &7aoo1
IL csRh, which they occs a. I bonus 70 any con,
psuy tha, Will build tue ro.de By building tht.
fott3 -four Niles q road wt aayt new lInt HurE
l mug Isl ulies souta thro1gh Wisconsin Aou peuc
, 1870-01-26

Judge Wright, Of Iowa, has ~ritten letter
to tell what his views will be when he canes
to take his seat in the q. S. Senate some
time in the year1s7l. Among other things
which ho will be in favor Of is '@ptotectiou
to home industry" this having been. = part
of his "boyhood faith."' The. inference
which We draw from bis remarks is thst he
thinks that homo industry is promoted By
taxes. This is what to7 might -poA1b'y
conceive to DO tzuc. /. tariff. is. nothing
but tax. Even the protectionists in the
Boston Board Of Trade were fain to admit
this in the document which they slgned the
other day
II We are to infer that Judge Wright is
in favor Of protecting homs industry by
imposing ta1es upon the same, it would .Ls
useful to know how heavy the taxes arc
which he proposes to levy; OF, to leave no
room for hair-splitting, how heavy the
tariJs are which LIE proposes to lcyy-
whether 80 per cent, or 500, or some other
figure, II there is any point ut which he
would stop In his efforts to promote in-
dustrT by ta1es-any point short OF the e1-
tremest demand Of every sioven or swim
dle1 who contributes to maintain the thrift
lobby-he will be denounced as an enemy
Of American industry, and as being bribed
with British gold, before he has been In
Washington gear. If he we're called upon
to write down how much ta1 he was in
favor Of imposing on salt, for instance, at
the present time he would probably be un-
able to 10 SO ; and yet if he were to say
anything less than 1c0 per cent ho would
DO denounced by Mccarthy, the Syracuse
monopolist, as the paid agent Of foreign
capitalists, II be is in favor Of tariff Of
thst amount on salt, and votes to keep 1t
al That figure, he will probably hare quar-
rel with the people Of Iowa very soon after
he takes his seat in Congress.
Mr. Wright has made mistake in writing
any letter at all. It is impossible for u
statesm IN to say what he will be in favor
Of year and half hence, aud wise man
would not have attempted to do so.
, 1870-01-26
The CoIored Senator from mEssfs.
sIPpts
Jaekton Ass {Jan. e1}, D<srstch 10 Tie Cfneinuafi
Commercial

Jaet4on. Mics tJan. e1}, D-srsteh to the ciaeinuat
Commercial
four correspondent has interviewed the Hon.
Nusnn X. Neyt1, The eo.ored Senator elect from
mississippi, AMI here ~ the picture Of the new
nc Is tail. por,ly man, Of Light complexion
has beneVDleut ieA;ures. pleasant roice, and
SS1s sps nssn En- aea y ;, e
rrt tedon, IL North Carolina, IN ls.2, craving an
education, he removed toi Indians: spent two
q ee se ahsF Y Snen sSSany
c.1sed further Instructions nt the DraLe County
Seminary, when he became preacher. teacher,
diana. Illinois. Ohio ar5 Missouri. ~~0 49,
~ the treas,pg ONT o. me waT. he WIS minis.
lfr1ng at Baltimore. he assisted iu the otgapIzs-
lion q toe 1rst co!eEed regiments In Maryland
Daring portion Of 1868 and 1861 be taught
school IL s.. Louis; tnen game 70 vicssoure.
Inc iree1nen auatfs; followed on the neeis of
the Amy 10 Jaeysuo; o1Hsnlzeu churrhek. ana
lecturcd: Fpent the next two Jeara Ia Kansas
aud religious subjects; returned 70 Mississippi,
and has been III Natchez ever since.
BE Is presiding elder Of bis church fer the
nss serve! TIC G5 Council sis ii,snds ss5 ' F1s ITS
lie conse5tei 10 run, aud was elected to the
att!ng man 70 represent The State ia lbs United
States Senate
a'A'"9'o" t1a"' IN ~ pt,ee,h to she Cincinnati
Mr.. B. ?. ReSelt the colored Senator elect FROM
lne.ana, as rr.s stated. He q
graduate Of obSrIin, and vas educated
Ss ns IN %e,hods 1n, dns ne
10 Aiss;RstppL lie has not been heretofore ret5
prominent Ia The po!tucs Of the State. He q
neat!5 H., % se:rs Of .ss CO.. courteous sad gen.
healthy DARK brown cu.or and. 1t ia kaid BIZ tho4C
, 1870-01-26
DEARBORN SCHOOL LOT.

The Committee on Schools in the CON-
mon Council, on Monday evening, reported
adversely upon the application Of the Board
Of Education to build school house on the
site Of the present Dearborn School. The
1easons given are: ]. That the location is
not suitable for school now, and will ba
less so as active business surrounds the aite.
?. The lot is too valuable for school
house, being worth at least 9l.700 per foot.
8. Tint the district needs one grammar and
two primary schools, and this lot Is not tho
proper locat;on for either. 1. BY purchas-
ing new lot the present building can be
used for the time being, and the price
which can be obtained for it will pay for
the other lots.
Tho committee might have added that
the further nse Of the lot for school build,
;;s7s. .sscc---r 49, -, ....- - 'e'
Eg would IN no way seauzs to the schoul
fund any profits from the immense value Of
the lot. Condemned to use as school lot,
its value will remain practically the same as
it was when the present building was erect-
ed, in 1874. The value OF the school prop
erty in the block south Of it will be materi-
ally affected by the fact whether the present
site Of the Dearborn School is to be oecu-
pied with school building or not, The
valuation Of $l,700 per front foot OF
shht particular lot, and the value Of all
the school property fronting it, will
depend very much whether the lot is to be
covered with school house OF with business
hut15inpa Tn cafim1f,rfy fha r-o1ra ~ fbo
, 1870-01-26

War:an.ee deedr, conveying city ard suburb
property within seven miles Of the Court uou
dled for record on TuesdaJ. January Is:
Wood st, n E cor Of Smith st, " +, 1css;xss
It; sept. ], 1863. Observation-Disclosures. S3,G
Kaaszs q, go IT Of Lauin ST, u I. s5xiesN
BIns M faGi issla az. 1so II Of iissia8s St, sc
Kansas Il. 1su il Of Lain st, n +, soEiesX
cie;s ~ ssa, Il i +; OF hubbard 81; iisiiisx III
Jefir:os ~ as i, il; i, Of Eighteenth 81, VI
ui<sat. ts5lGi gse rs II; sf Esasss a. 1
ct;:ss - Elsioa ioas, nj; :sI
eers1a It. "a 70 !! r q Esto1 lp;d, i. s;iss
Il; Dec- q, 1869. .-.............,.... q
Iq%sss 45': j >, eRp Loons sf' i t. isdissSis;
5eaeiso1 81 = 4 OF Iaiisota IL, " i. s;x 40
H'eod &. e It n Of Poik It, vi, s51iaix IL; -
west 1sdiara st, lis ID Il of Rose; st.nf 80
24x1G1 It with bclldtn1s: Jau 25...,..., 20
Yves. GsoEe q, 3 fss OF Froat St e t, 5ox1oa
seagw;ek s.. n car OF Lowe st, v i, .suoo
wsssep St, iist. Of division st, /; s3Iio6o' ~
Let i Emerson sa6 Il lot :, BLOCK s. ses
M!ch:aan ~, 4sss It 4 Ct Tnirty y.iouItas st =
!, Ix1ss $40: Jan. et..-..,..::......-... Is
Langley st. n Of ERsn as,e r. ssxileE It;
soEru or CsT1 IDa1H. ~
Ftfty-0f,h St, % It Y of klmoark ~, sf
on at9asS co1ft b;tseen Rsanen and Paal;na s;; o
aud 70 It Of Fifty first 81, I, 5ox1q5 Il:
on CO.. court between Reabea and Faaiias I'll.
AID 50 It Of Fifty. 1rst IT. 81, saxl25 II;
WABASH d. AZ, r. i;o It oi Flitj skin St. wi.5o
, 1870-01-26

BY the assistance of 7. F. Swan, ESQ,
Deputy Collector Of 1nternal Revenue.
We are enabled to present the following
facts in relation to the business of the
County Of Cook during the your 1869:
, 1870-01-26
kETEf fR1tu eitAL.

Meteorological record for January IS 1s7o, al
reported BY ;. G. LAngguth, IT., opsicsau, lit Ran-
dolph street.. correspondent 10 the 6uIthsopian
1nsu1uts: The sroan letters arc the initials for
me worda "vteting. ~ genue /" aian," )" "dry," !"
moist atmosphere, !" ratn. !" and snow"
, 1870-01-26
THE WAREHOUSE INQUIRY.

so far in the Recommendation OF the com
mittee Of the Board of Trade Of srstam
of registration of receipts. This Will come
before the board to-day for arEen. while
this matter aFects 1saa777a 1saa777a directly those en-
gaged IN the grain business, the .aenosa,,,
PUBLIC baSa-e-&rrfsu, HI d vhts = s6S::.>4s'a-
aeep interest," IN It Ihe hon
essy o1 tue "asehousemen Of Chicago can"
no' pe successfully 1mpeached without
dizecuy damaging the commercial character
OF the CITY, nor without driving from Chi
cago INTO other channels that trade which
hitherto has 50 Increasingly sought our city.
lhe warehousemen have monopoly hut
| that monopoly msv be broken. They mav
! bo-e q ,,n4,,ra,. se III a.. .:..
~ ~AA NV e'0AA4 oel'4nH w
Cn1easo; DUE toey cannot compel grain to
come hlther- These charges of fraud and
| dishonesty. whetber trua or faIsa aro ha-
I E.ra5 ho-,,a ~, III ar
'oS oao ~oe A444t'" u onieaBo, Rna
| the wafehonsemen cannot defeat the infer
ence which will be universally drawn from
! their refusal to ID ANYTHING tn ronel tba
....,,.4s.x-
oo' '1ouo, VI W 1enoei ene 41auns
canfBeu impossible Ihe hank that WAS
suspected of Issuing certificates of deposit
beyopd the amount of mouev recejred nvar
fha count or veo.,1d 1oca o-,d;t ;,rto,.tr ,,a
~. a,...t,. II. - - =, HN+N
.ne e!eSa'ofs WHO refuse 10 sho" whether
tney haFe 1ssaed grain receipts bpyond the
grain In store cannot hope to retain public
co,eao,oo ,n,,o,o1, :, ..,!. ~
~ ~ NA1oA.pu5 "e
Aa'e 1eceifeo 11on me1cnAnt OF This city,
who has deep interest in the general char
acter OF his fellow-meschants aud tho trade
of Chicago, a Dlnin but aninent1r nrac};cal
c4atennont of +harbr,. ,oot ot,,,,.or.1 III
| ...- ~,
| eoeeeeaoo ~ ~ Lno Hleaas Wnescoy Tue
supposed evils may De abolished nnd pre-
| vented. Ha Hrites:
| CrrclGe Tan Q, ISM
| To fhe Editor Of III. eA;o1oa T,Jhvn,.
The elevator question having been bronvhs nm
| npatn before tha To,,o ~ Traaa 49, ~,
| to tpbmit for contlneTst,on 1ha y,1lo ~, e.so
| for ,na adtr,s,msn, ~ 49, ,n.n,,,.s ss n.a paa
Them. hrIes,n1 ,n.. ~ n 10 cer.tsS nn+ :, ,ooa
f.,tn !, vi, .ccamn1,.h t,a osas. ~ -. s'o
! Tr~tr na. ,r -a,1. ~ @ W
| Tnn charco. -c.a. .r,,,,. .s
,..,,r, f.y.a ~,,no,ats .oss. ~ .. u1
vo,rh1. ara o,nsr d,.noaaae es..,. mau. .esans ~
t,re ~ ,1-a ~ sa-,ss.,. $500 .ne'ue.
| - -.' ~ s.. .oNSS 'a!usuk W. oniy tne
srer- o,SsE ~ 49, 'o ~" e."e1 saaa oas
~ ,nn1s. -r..sha,.s. 49, 1' H., 1.s e.es "'o5s
-, +s.s "N.eAe1.' ".u suen teeelpss are
Hoard Of Trsne ana 1he ~ bo,aer. hsps nn, W '9o ~
know whether tne grain Is actually In store. or
whether they are merely obligations Of the ware,
se noose"ea without an! baaa The
we a. 1ns ,,snr.1ns .o,,oa,,., VI .se@ ts.s ,,,ss -
them, hare right to Know whether thu praln IL
where the receipts call for /, or not: and to guard
aganst fa'fe 's1ue Of receipts let the proprtetor
| "a t1944DGtAk 0&CAt VI fdE" GGfAtul Ee4UlEEQ
, 1870-01-26

row undergoing wonld have coma last summcr,
I'd fallen instead Of now.
@ What do yon propose noH5 FISK. More
currency. There are not funts to do busineaB
, 1870-01-26
TIE RRlpEWELL.

The committee Of The Common Council
on tle City B1ldeKell hsye made report
in which the operations Of that institution,
from Apzi! ! to December 81, 1861 Pc
nod OF S months and 81 days-are stated,
From this report We learn that during that
period the number Of days Of confinement
Of the prisoners was Ga,llG, and that the
cost to the city for dieting was Sl4, SIG. .43,
md that there were paid for Rundry OK
lenses, medicines, &c, S2.1ss.66, and 10,
salaries S3,o13.ol-making IN aggregate
expense Of s19,7s4.l0. The report saya :
That all are required to work tnlnk the Com,
e1. will be EattEftd OF, BY tbs annexed statistics
WHICH give the number Of dssa' work, and the
valve Of such labor to the citizen. All OF which
IS 4 oai respectfully submitted:
Sun.her OF men sent out from the Bride
i, sea. Al si.se peE dsy....:..:......:.. ssas q
NuHtef Of women rent ont from tho
Hz.deEel1 10 wolk tom April 10 De-
ceLbtr /, 9.6, At 4a cehtS. ............... s31,E
Total 1umber at pieces Nathed for tne
Police Department from April to Do
ceEoer !, l4.esa, ct : cents. 6So.9i
Whale amour: Of e:one broken and dey-
Jannnr5 /. +s3 esras, at tsa .-........ Izs1ot
Total m o1Dt Of wood sawed, spAts. nnd
loaded from April TO December !, los
cc1hs, Al u 4tt2.-.-,....-.......-....- %. 262.N
.Er.oJed IN coal yard, ten zen per DAY
,so.u Arm to Deecnberl !, $3.50 days . =,
SssEss,ss sd ose.ssei. eiss1 months. -.
, 1870-01-26

'AlAaHuat@ AGn1 ~ A4E At"2o~a AV 4%. Ac
cctEcd to Sell EoEeruncnt gold Mi. Fisk.
ue Kaa u cnnmunlcauoa wish u: We
REV nc h2d q iulAlou ana nal OF
gold T.tn us; We had . messenger 80 down
10 Mi. ButseI0eld'a office three or four nnes, 4pd
ssexy time ha came back with word from General
EulteIfeId that es er5 Thing vas all right About
II O'Clock Ehcn be went there he Old not
tpd Ar. Rutterceld. When ne came eaeE,
1ftef being gone ato1e Thirty minutes, asked
nIru, "Whcfe the deT1 nsve Jou been u
he f1id, NJ could net get ~, bt-
esnse there was such eommoLlon, aaa Whso
did he pointed ne 70 aootaef man Wao nela
6e.paicn ordering ne sa;e o. S,eSo,o ,oeo o. go!a:
Es1denut tAst .utotnaSlon aAa oeen teee1Sea ny
t'ene1! Buttet1e!d, ala lnulcAted 20 otne1
parties ntlofe 1t had beea led!taIed 10 uA
9. D9a .ou state that you carried soue so,d Tor
Gerersl Buttetne!d Nj. Fisk. Nj. G1ult
carried rome
O. What became O. Tho co.. rod, carried for
Mn, Grsu,. snd f5,o.oJJ carried toy General Pot
Ter s1d iii iso. .0su ior Cnrc;n. N. Fi5t. Oh.
Il st naA Rone EIth ali the reas-where tue Eooi.
b,ne tvtnetn. = 80.
q. You stats Tint Cothic NAs paid IS go for
Mrs. Grart; Wa hat IN check, or IN money! Mr.
Fl>k. il vas ia q cheek. drawn uy Nj. Martin, ia
fsvur Of Jay Gou,d, nr oraer. Nj. Goold endorsed
II, and banded II 70 Me Caro!u, who depod1;ed it
ID his b1ns for coiectlon, spd it vent - Nj,
Could bank, and was drann and deposited to The
creou Of M. CoIhtD. Tnis shows that there x1s
something unusual about the Transaction. for II II