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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
PIUMllhe.
CfTY PLUMBERS,

Under the Old constitution of our State nuner-
Gus public functionaries were promoted 10 posi-
tons OF profit and trust by appointment from the
chiet executive OF our commonwealth: Thus in
many instances, persons were elevated to office,
VINO mad neither natural endowments nor ACQUIRED
knowledge and ability to qualify them for the no
siton sought, and their appointment was hailed
more as areliefto despondent ofhce-seeker than
a blessing to those whom they were 10 serve
But we are progressive people, aud under the
new arrangement things are 9th erwf4; and men
who are chosen to office are uniformly persons OF
acknowledged ability and merit and must Of ne
cesstty have been residents Of the county for a
time al least, and enjoy the confidence and ponn-
lar favor of their constituents EF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
MEDICAL.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK's
VERMIFUGE.

It Is now over forty years since this medicine was
oneEed A. remedy for Worms, and from that time
hS reputation has steadily increased until at the
present day it is almost universally acknowledged
throughout nearly all parts Of the world to be the
soOeTef0D remedy. Worm CONNECTIONS, made more
for the purpose OF pleasing the palate than Of
coming the disease, have been manufactured all
the country; but their short lease Of life is
nearly exhausted, and B. A Fahuestoek's Vermifuqe
continues to grow in favor daily. Chfgdren often
leok pale and SfckLy from no other cause than
aooTmS, and EpGSzaS are most frequently the result
OF these hidden sappers and miners.
When they are irritable and feverish, sometimes
craving food aad eating ravenously, again refusing
Wholesome diet tossing rslessly in sleep, moaning
and grinding the teeth then be assured these symp
toms are indications Of worms
UneAsineSS and pain in the abdomen, with SWELL
ing and hardness are generally attendant upon
the presence OF these hidden sApPers and miners.
A gradual wasting away emaciation Of the
nesh Is one Of the most common attendants upon
worms They absorb the animal juices, and destroy
the nOurishment impaired to the stomach by whole
some diet, thereby oeeasioning q variable appetite
and strong desire for indigestible food.
The stomach has, undoubtedly, a very great
the case with respect to the irritation produced by
worms, specially those existing in the stomach
itself They give rise to many other diseases, and
patients often suffer incredibly without being aware
Of the cause.
Many helpless child has been laid in the grave,
when the disease which caused its death has been
really been the cause. It has been proved beyond
eAyl that worms exist in the human system from
NANCY tnereIOro pArents-eSpeclAlly
18otlIeTS who constagtlY Sstth 81 = 'iA
EoE Observing OF the 1TSt symptoms
of s0orIRS, for surely they exist, can they be
safely and speedily removed from the most delicate
iHVGRt, by the timely use OF B. A. FahnestOek'S
VsrmifugS.
PhyEieianG do not hesitate to recommend it and
1t in their practice, and many OF the most emf
nsnt Of the profession from all parts of the country,
tsItify to its uniform success In fact, it never
falls It has frequently been given to children
= safe purgatVo, not suspectng the cause Of the
nneaE, and large quantities Of worms were diseharg-
ed and immediate relief Afforded.
Great caution must be used by every purchaser,
to be his own judge in one sense, and to examine
every bottle he buys OF it. The simple name Of
PAHNRsrocE Is not SUFFICIENT. He must look closely
and carefully to that the initials are 3 A.
FAHHIsTocK, and be satisfied with nothing else.
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
SUCCESSORS TO
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON & Co.,
Pttts6IsrOh, Pa.
SOLE PROPRI
sepl5tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
TOBACCO 4 CIGARS.

DEST Brands of Cigars, Fine Cut, and
ID Plug Tobaccos from 10 to % per
cent lower than any other place in the
city.
Try the new success in Fine Cut-"Dia-
mond B" $l.20p pound, and Dew Drop
85.
Richmond Navy, 1st class, 25 cts. plug
or 70 cts 4 pound,
Golden Atlantic Navy, 35 cts. per plug
So per pound.
Triumph Pocket Pieces" 10 cts. per
plug-three for 25 cents, so cents per
pound. Best Natural Leaf, ST ,25 per ID.
Ten cent Founder for cts Also, Fine
Virginia Smoking Tobacco, cheapest in the
market
SNUFF-Rappee, Copenhagen, and
Garrett's Best Scotch 10 per cent. cheaper
than offered in the city.
DWIGHT ]. MYERS & CO.,
Sign of the Drummer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06

DITTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE AND
L CHICAGO RAIL WAY,
On and after May 10Th, 1870, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays eXcepted,) as follows:
Train leaving Chicago at 5.35 p. NJ, leaves daiIyl
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2.55 p. NJ leaves
daily.I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
From the New York Herald-l
CROTON ROISONs.
\ Tale OF TribuIatiOns Professor
Chandler ON CrOtOn water POIsOns.

The annual report of tho Board of Health, now
in press contains several chapters by Professor
Chandler, Chemist OF the Board. An interesting
synopsis Is given below:
PURITY.
The water supplied to the citizens of New York
at the liberal rats Of siXtyye gallons 70 each per
son daily is collected by the various branches OF
the Croton river frOm an area Of liS square miles
in Westchester Putnam and Duchess counties
The chacactcr OF this water shed Is a sufficient
guarantee of the purity of the water. The sur
face Of sihcious gravel rests on hard Laurentian
gnoiss, and Is open pasture or woodland with few
swamps. No factories line the streams, which are
liable TO contaminate the waters with refuse chem
icals and no towns large villages exist any
where in the district to pollute tho waters with
sewerage. recent survey of the watershed has
indicated fifteen points at which dams can be
erected for the creation Of large storagc rcser-
voirs whose joint capacity would he 6TOOO,ooOOOO
gallons, or a supply az the present rate Of con-
sumption. for 1000 days. One Of these dams, 600
feet long, Is now in process of construction at
Boyd's Corner, i'm Putnam county, twenty-thrce
miles from the mouth Of the acqucduct. When
this dam l. completed Il " 10 Hood area of ;s0j
acres, and the reservoir thus produced viii con-
tain $50 3OGSS7 gallons, or supply for hity To
fftv-five days of drOutlt.
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~ 11.55 AM 34O PM 445 AN
Arrive Franklin 7.45 l25 COZ = & Ia :.
Oil City, $50 " I.55 " 700 935 s
FRANKLIN BRANCH. - GOING
NORTH
GOING WEST.

Leave oil City, lob AN, 9.OOA.M 3l5PM. oO5
Franklin ll.2u $40 - 400 q ~ -.
Arrive Meadyill 2.2OP.I., lI.25 3" GI5 II 10 Sc
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''i --' '.'l- ll.-0 b.lD - ll.IO
GOING WEST.
800 a. N, Day Express, daily. MONDAYS ex-
cepted, for Cincinnati and the West and South.
Connects Al Cincinnati with the Ohio and AIissis-
sippi and Louisville short Line RaiIyTaS for e.
Louis and the South AMI Southwest
Sleeping coaches are attached to this train at
Hornellsville, running through to West Salem
6.32 p. M. Night Express, daily for Cincin-
nati and the West and South, connects at Cincin-
snort 3 Line kallwSys for ST. Louis and the South
anu anu oouthWest; also stops at principal stations
ana connecting points along main line.
sleeping coach is attached to this train sat New
York, running through to Cincinnati
10 =. M, Accommodation, Sundays excep.
1920 =. NJ, Freight and Accommodation,
G.a2P. NJ. Way Freight, Sundays excepted.
GOING EAST.
$50 A. NJ. lightning Express, daily, con-
necIlng at New York for Boston and all New Eng
l;tilu cIue ana stopping at ali principal interme-
diate stations and connecting poiuts
A Sleeping coach is attached TO this train at
ClncnnaTi, running through to New York
80 p NJ. Cincinnati Express. SUNDAYS ex-
cepted, stopping at all important points on main
Ilne, and connecting at New York for Boston and
Meadville TO New York
3,20 T.. NJ, Accommodation SUNDAYS ex-
cepted.
$50 4. NJ, Accommodation, Sundays ex-
z,I5 =. W., Way Freight, Sundays excepted.
Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York.
The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches BS-IN THE
WORLD asa accompany all night
trains on this Railway.
R8-The Erie Railway company mas opened a
new Ferry from their Jersey city Depot TO the
foot Of Z}d street, New York, thus enabling pas.
sengers to reach the upper portion of the city
car omnibus transfer
The scenery along the entire route of the
Erie Railway is of the most picturesque and bean
tiful character. Admirers of Natures beauties in
"a daylight journey over this line, will find in its
| ever changing lanpscapes subjects OF continual
/ admiration and. interest.
Bs5@ BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route.
BSs ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
! RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at all Principal Ticket Offices il
the West and Southwest.
| L. D. RUCRER.
General Supt
VIM. H. BARR.
| GenI Pass'r Ag't.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
GuRTRAGfiHG.
A. J. KINTZ,
Designer, Contractor,
AND
Superintendent of Buildings,
CANTON, OHIO,
OFFICE - Gonamercial Block,
over Gorrell's Hardware store,
or p. o. Box 108.

REFER TO
lst National Bank, &. Aultman & Co ,
Col. E. Ball, JnO. F. Reynolds, Rev. ].
c. Laverty, Rev. Mr.. Shuttle. Double
Bros. of Canton, Ohio, and II. (. Myer,
architect, Cleveland, Ohio, ]. G. Hoxie,
architect, Philadelphia, Penn, and Rev.
Mr.. KiTch, Fulton, o. Bucher & Gibbs.
specimen of Workman
ship:
First National Bank Building, Col.
E. BllPs Residence, Z. Aultman's Resi-
dence, Presbyterian, Methodist, Episco-
pal, and German lutheran churches, in
Canton, and the Catholic church in Ful-
ton Ohio.
RgChurch and Residence Build
ing made n specially.
nav 1861 lV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06
GOING ST

Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06

The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches BS-IN THE
WORLD asa accompany all night
trains on this Railway.
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GOING NORTH-MAIN LINE

This Is a mixed tlain to Wellsville, and Ex-
press train from Wellsyille TO Pittsburgh
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves Arrives.
n. Philadelphia, G4O IN Bayard, 945 a m
Bayard, ll5e ~ p. Philadelphia, 24O p m
+. R. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-07-06

THHE limits of an ordinary advertisement will
i not admit Of AN extended description of this
Machine, hut we may briefly indicate the points
in which its 4 ACKNOWLEDGES Ed SUPERIORITY
over all other Rcapers and Mowers will bc seen
, 1870-01-26
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, 1870-01-26

We call the attention OF Ernt1-deafera, and
wa,ehon,ener, TO the following act, pas1ed By The
1lillo's Legislature In January, 1851, aad approved
OF tie as.h Of the zane month. Wa hare not
b, csd that the scs has been repealed:
SEcr1oN l. That no warehouseman, whAydnger
OF other petson, shall lssue any receipt or other
veueatr Tor M goods, wares, nserenaadise, grain
or osher produce Of coumodity, to any person OF
pefEone, pnfportin2 10 b the o1net or oNnera
tIe.eof. unless sucn goods. wares, me1chsndise
bp11 fde received lnto atore BY such Warehouses
mar, or wharunGer, or other person, and shall be
n store and under his control at the time Of 1ssu-
SIC. Z. Tnat no w1rehousenau, wnsrnagar or
other perzon, shall iBBue any receipt or other
voucher uron any goods. wases. Mescaand.ss,
grain, or oher produce Or commodity, TO any
perron CT pertons, as security fos any money
loaned or Diner Indebtedness, nn;ess sRch goods,
saies, me.chand,ae, gra'9. Of other eomnaoa!.y.
property II such warehuuseHAn or whar1uReI, or
other person, and shall te In store and under his
control At me time q 1s51ng such receipt or other
SEC. 8. That tho warehouseuan, Wha1tngsf, or
other persop, sha!l Issue aaJ receipt for goods,
Hs1e s qhf produce
such goods or chat:e.s as Aforesaid, or any part
,hercof, shall BE- outstanding and Cancelled.
o,see ns,son snal al eli os enea.noer saio Iaus.
Ter, orr any manner remove beyond his tn1edt-
R!e control, any goods wares merchandise, gram,
ccipr shall nave been given as aforesaid, aitholt
the written assent OF the pe1aon Or persona hold
lLg such receipt
SEC. s. Any watehuuscmau, wha1fugeE, or 9th
er pt1ton who shall vi0late any OF the foreRolrg
Provisions OF this act shall be deemed Chea::,
ard subject to indictment, and. upon conviction,
at oil be 11ed In any Eum Lot exceeding one thou
sand delarr, and Imprisoned IL the Pen1tentlAry
OF this State not exceeding nve years. and all and
every person aggr!eyed BY the violation Of aoy q
tn rccnrer MI damape4 irnne.fiAte or cDnseauen.
, 1870-01-26


1oho AAshevs md wife Y. S!cho!as and MalEa-
slandcs, tho female deIeodaut being charged with
1mpulng 70 her want Of chasut5. A j1ry was
called 70 assess damages, deiaut having been
heie:otose entered: r. = aprsassa sna. tae se7Eice
OF 1862. Upon examination Of the return. II ap.
pesred that It Vas To the nature Of al Ordinary
nte Is Imperative that the appaictment shall be
dated by the Sher1n. In tbs case there was no
date. Then 1he hpcesai deputy MQst keryt ry
The return Showed 20 eopI left Tne return, rar.
thctEuTe, Is 10 be reriacd u oufh and hcge t1cte
Was 20 seF.ncanon- Case CONTINUED. Win ain,
SUI mors.
ArpEAL FRoN TIE Eo1Ap OF roIlcE.
Richard Shjpley =. The Bar! OF Police Con-
1n,ss1one1s. Appeal from az orter oi toe board
d!schargtpg The appellant la:ety Srrgeans OF the
police 1orce, on compliant Of RI :roman c. {. litL
charging him with neglect ut tnty. inconp petaucy
nno utsosdert. conduct. The appellaot wa. found
TO be Incompetent, fnsoleuE, and oyeebeartng In
his conduct toHard the men under nta charge :;
guilty Of aerere Assault upon Hill, a. Ye1l Us vIa.
1ttnR ganhurg house, nartng 60 legitimate bua.-
J3Ees Il. O'keIl5 and Euzaueth, hts wife +. D.
with ezfsa, it's ttsted IN the anidayt Of tne ie-
nsic pa'olin that, on lhe 1s!n fossa the dcfensi-
snt unl4Wiails entered The prisase looms Of the
and ii usst ENzaaeih. 1etn.in,ng inefe IN pei.
1olmnuce Of this yiolcicc about TWO hourA
Charles uartung :. Easaid s Z. Roehl Aa,uup-
H.inr,ch Basel '. Ferdinand Gelssler. Assqmp-
tt.: Joagnts ss.,.H confessed l tof ssS;a
ra1y OF Chicago. AtsuupstL Demand, 5000.
SxzEe :. Equitable Insurance Company OF tho
az 81 cafss 7s yasxeIs issn1s1sa
C.csc:atd. Aseumpslt demand, $40, ,ooo.
Arthur Il. Meeker =. Melville F. stone, Jones
1,s:Ick. AID Albert Higgins AssunpslL Demand,
, 1870-01-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TIE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUkspAG EvkxTto, Jan, Is
Sales Of e19!u aonr aad provI.on. Will be found
der the bead Of aC1mnefcia1H anl the krAia ia all
eatet sold subject % the usual ehEea ct stoztse.
BuTIER-Recsiyrd. 3 6et rs: shipped, :Ae1s tos.
Tho butter market has bcca characterized by rather
more ast!tty drr7us the pats week ana zach Of tho
siok that hss been Ascuma1At1nS hefe for t~o months
baek has been worked OF. the general market has
hoetrt ~ dmcr tn their siswt snd toe tks better
Ghsiec dsirs. ssa:oe tsr to Food tab and dsk!n SO
nc; common grades EaaIc.
BAGGING-tsuunts and burfart have met With
quite br.k sud dar.nG the past few days tho for
to slrply The wants Of tho WefteEn trade and the
stter to be In the sh1pnt Of oatt Houth bat for
grain bags the market DALI Rc quote: stark.
14e: LeHln1u a, 134c; Fort Pitt, f1Be; Ludlow A,
EHe Great fals ENC; American. 4lc: Union A. sc;
kunnr.. bu. &c; burans- 128soc: wool sscfa SIC.
CAEESE-u uralets IN this article hare eEtoTcd
ttet trade than auiins the pteFisus week, aud with
timer tone pcrra dpa the Rasrfu narket PIECE here
have bern held With crate. efgncss, thouth nominal
fiorle Of Gre wrek heo ivowp: Eex York factory,
ls4a.oc: Illinois factory. 13lsc; Western Reserve,
RROOM CORN-Reecived. se.1oo f,s shipped. .t,o.s
ra. The market dull. and prices were easy; !;
ranging II SC " rcr ton The stocks are mod
cFzir!y t1rEc
EASs-sa,ts Of u brt cholee medium It sa.oo;
I buois III ASD sHoKs-1n rcvteEins the loo. and
shoe market fer the week !utt roecd dad few
tratEFcs 10 note: The demand haa been ot avery
comparatively firm In their demands and ptltcs
ln%k
, 1870-01-26
The Po1ice Courts.


TFo 6O1e, named Gtury Perkins and WlllAm
Prats, wtse called up before JuItlce banJsn, the
later 70 ansEeE charge Of larceny. and the
'stali!tg and "puiltuE 1essher." Pratt be
belng geeea!ooA,ng 5oosh. he promoted hlEc It
once 10 politon on rue street ca1k Pratt, be-
Ing expet With his trkrrs. took upon hiuselt the
ioo1s dlIen!t tssS Of "pullng the leather" while
htrnct1ona: "Tou get on the car II
ftonk q tnat Aor, and stand IN the d5or
30 ~ % Keep 1eE from getting Ia II long as
poeNbso Don't let her pas yo1, Iooi a. II Won
dtdnx know nothing, and &C, inst ifke \ a.
1ooL' Tne faine Process wza repeated II The the.
Atre and the o;ern Hcute after inc retfoYmance.
The gree1-iooktrg man p!ac:s h!,nsetf in front n
The l1dy. while tue hatdy man behind rncs
through her poclcs2. Pe1kins sta:ed an, III
lea:neF pulled oJ 1at1 during Their tlsei copsTt-
book- containing hreast.pto. ter papas, aud
the ssan," aSd Pratt threw the ,e1.ae1 AVsT,
Captain HicktJ alfed that the case be con'luued
Tor few dar2, 10 afrord time to get further eyl.
dence. Trait was then liberated on bail.
a eeIect party Of yA&rAnts Wtrc dtspoIcd Of f.
ne courae Of The forenoon session: Michael
Donet Khe sent for BiIfJ days to the BfdcVcli,
Ea1 on his promising 10 for1aEe his EN- EaJ9. and
So 70 work, tae aeotcrce Fns appended. II Will
aaLR oSeF hl4 head, and there IA no doubt that II
VI natdlf tnieYfere With Lis ntght9 rest until he
heceeeds IN getting employment ThomAt HaJG
~ Lfe q TO Suspended On his promise to leaTe
10 ~. of crarDe he will 20 BY the Fe4y next
SHAa 70 Milwaukee. Iaha Roach VA tent to tnd
@4'oeHel LOT lorty da3e. Cnazlea johnson and J.
, 1870-01-26

Wheat was dull and weak, losing much OF the
st1ergtl Which 1: had gained yesterday, as the
besrs circulated The tumor tha tho advacce IN
Liverpool WAS manufactured BY the longs on this
Bte, and a great many who bought IN eagerly
1ekterday wcrp ust as ANXIOUS to sell ont t:.day,
though At n loss, but few Of them were able to do
50. a bu5c1a were exceedingly scarce. There ls
no doubt that the recent rise Waa too rapid 70 be
healthy, though the indications poin! to better
quotations than those which ushered IN the new
year. The market on the Open Board was quiet
al saA@s2Ac. On 'ChAtge II opened at the III
Eac quotation, which MAS about the same as 1t
tho close yesterday. declined to Sic
and closed At SIC salca were m1ae Of
500 bu No, spring At asc; 10, 500 bu No. spring
At SEC; 900 bu do at size; sse7o bu do at ST. 1kc:
se,oco bu do At size; 1o.coo bu do at Sic;
1oC1Q bu do At 61Lc; h100 hu do nt
RHc; 1900 bn No. 3 spring At s5Hc;
7,ecO bu DO at 7se: 400 bu rejected spring
at &c: 4o0 bu do At es.sc: 500 bu 90 at CSC: 400
bu do ut e'hc 4ao bu do at &C. Total, lso sa5 bo.
Eellcr Fco1uAr5 sold 1T s3htaSlhc, and Heller
March 1t sskGessGc-
Corn vas dun, ard almost inactive on cash LOIS
Of old, at 4 decline Of h,31c from yesterday i
quotations, closing at s1Ac seller February. New
wts qulet ard 1HGs &C lover, closing At as Sales
were: eco hn No. At 74kc; 100 hu DO NJ s3Xe;
e,so1 bu Co at 7sc; 5000 bu do at 7shc; no13 ba
Go u 71hc: 1900 bn 10 grade II So. 800 o2 d.
at3sHc; 5000 tn do At sc; ~ hu esf At 6sc; 49j
h1 do at G0c; 4eo bu new By e.pp1e Al &c: GO ba
do Ut 6oc. Total 81, 800 ou- Buye1 February sold
at 7sAGss:.
Oats rere dull aud A,2kc lower, c1os1g at
3otc, With morc Eecrs inAn buyers 1t thas pr!er.
Sales werc made Of COO bu At DOC: 5000 hu II
s9kc: sou ba Al sohe; 63o bu rejected At s5Ac;
4&90 bu do At 8afo; 1850 bu do At sahc; so bu
co at SC Total, Il, SO bu. Ssllcr Feoruarr sold
al aohc; .el!es tue month at ss::c; AID buyer
tie uouih nj e9E9loc-
RE xaa dull a3d 80 lower. SAes were teo bu
No At tic; q,ooo bu No fresn It &c, Relscsed
was ronlnal At 6s9esc-
| Barley vas dull, with no quotatio1s on graded
| ,oe, Sales were <c0 hu Minnesota, By sample,
at s7Hc; $40 bu 90 At e5c; 40 bu rejected u 4oc
There WIS a mea9re dem.nd Tor seeds, bu'
holders xc1c 4 stadc Hrmer In thetr views. We
| now quote timothy ut . range ot Ss.sossk6o fol
common 10 good samples F'ax Ia pe1ng held Al
.u39c0 and clorcr IA r1ther dan IT last Keek's
prices, $s019ss0. The supply u fnr.
the following are the daily sales Of the leading
[ h-.nhatrea dvysnx thA y.4st week.
, 1870-01-26

I0GS-The reeripts & N1s ma I aincs s..rrd.Y
reach 179 bead A4.iust 61a1 he.a Tor the anne %
nod last week: and n13t bead week before last Ios
aas bead o1iy, l-ss thsn oaethrd ths
nt4be. rses!sed th!t week There -. tatai suppsy
,.sss rse4tis Of ates,sa h3s saa naf.vo9o1 .avis.
morning. ma the feeling developed Was decidedly
paniety" buy ~ .n,A y; ca y isera less weeks
!shbsy xs1la @ @saectsa = tssaus pHcs. dean e
fhh txtGf. b2t toward aoon, tuIest took bald
il o'caoeE upt there f.Tsy setisc basncsa d.
ins y prfcsz fuit1H shout % 10 p. lover than on
ssls. 31s.o bed :: assss y isf l,sht sssE'e .ad
to chcer. and a. ~ ku4s IS for cxt:a Co1ser Boo
toid cat-Hd 1t f4t3 but The hoes, ~ eli II the
price. were fancy" They ave1aEed Na c.e TIE sv-
lke quality of tL4 hcrs ske:e a. fully up to tsas
II ANY Freviou. day sncr the cotnsuencencni of tbs
II The snstr's ct hu, td q shzee ahopcs -
fcr eou.ucn to e1tss. We note tie following:
, 1870-01-26
OCEAN STEAMERS,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s

TNf0Us1 LIE 10 EHIi1uEllH HIu tuIuRs
FARES t;KEtTLr KEDCCED.
GteaEe.s leave lt. No. q MORE River. loot Of O..
1sl-s:. L: II e'cioek ac-E, m fhr 18th and = l@t4
kxespt WHEN ihrse days 9AA Sunday. taaa sha caJ
pItSoI7.
JaouA5r el.t-&LkSf1A. Cart. Gfay. eoane.tia2
:At;NLDEt Cfrf. Esp:. Lagldse-
adult p1s.e1Ee.. MedieiEt scd a.endsnee f-eA
All departures touch Aa1ZIp!ll3: ttat of tho ST
ecnnectr At PAuAHe with steamers for So1th P.1nt
tort.; I:h 91ls fer GtatfAl American pozts, and
ttoke ct LIT touch It AaIk2.ilo
FOR JAPAN AND C1IISA.
EteAnes AMERICA. lta.ark Eebsnasy \. 1874
For iettht and IAstssr and ~ tntthef ufor
It.. Neu fc;k. r R. BAhF. Agent. y Il General ct
e.r AxercJ. eerrt1 LaSalte aad Asason r.. Ge1eas7
J. h WAkRAQK- Aren't.
, 1870-01-26
United Etatee District Court.

N HlEKRET1CY.
Fzea n,essenotr = sreetipt-GeEshan r Lester, Of
FIecpnrt.
F.td ed'ue. dLo final oath-1fa steTens, Of East
Grove, Lee County,
, 1870-01-26
MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPa.

.WHIS1H21 D 11x17430AS&7H
New Yeyk DRY Goods Market
NEW yoax Jau .4-ln dry Eoo1s there Il lftledA
re- oEtux 10 i acfefe san storm. PItccA Area4hfe1
FOREIGN Markets.
I,oNpo4, jan. 45-Eyenius
Cop4oA-Fet n1oney. ~ Z; for hcrocrt. p4f Aucft-
ran secEtts ques: s Il; '63s. e6A: tss ss: 1n4c1,
f4S Erie. Is; 1aoIs Certfal, LAY; Atlantic Z Great
II e1te.p. ssH. stocks qrlct-
PARc Jal, T.
FaAxE1o1r. Jsu- s.
United states bonds firm Il slFs4a1
coMxIHc1Ax.
LvKafooI- Jan, s5-I1 is l. N.
Flour. d. Winter Hhes:. q "a; nd wheat. u 5a3
i led: white wheat y sa99s ID Corn, ss ID.
L1sKpfooI- jan .5-EyHa1&.
l71d :.slcs laooa b1ex. - -
= -BrtadtuEs-0a1uornIa white whe.t. y A9Sa "a.
FestetdRJth @aes wore 9Ao0 hu. Rtte3pkl Of wheat
for thfte al}s - no auaftsra III rta Wet
egu. no ! Il Mg4fs ledi Nlntszs q 7a8H 8d. West-
, 1870-01-26
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

-....... TEKsDAY EF xxI*o, jan. Is
The general features Of the Iarket for DRY goods
mnlu nirut the noted n OUT rtvttW d weet
Asc, be dem and il gss31AlY increasing. and much
finer feeling preyails. yet few. any new ehaukes
n1e notlrrahe. The Itoeks equal to all FequlTr
u4tpte al tic trade. We now quote:
, 1870-01-26

sHFEr-were IL hetter dem aud to day, and for e,od
TO eoicr oolirn Ersdes tFner feeling obtai9ed. Me
about lakt Neck't cl3srg prtee4 Halts reached ail
head 1t rarst ut q aSaA - Tor common to ehv!ee