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DIED.
DIED
In Manitownc. on the 2Stb inst. Miss

In Manitowoc, on the 2sth inst, Miss
ESTHER A. SQUIREs, aged 81 years
The deceased was born in Manlins,
Onondaga Co., n 7. Her home for the
last thirteen years has been in this county,
where she was widely known and highly
respected as a very successful teacher of
the young ard a most excellent Christian
lady. Her faithfulness in every duty
and her unselfsh work and sacrifice for
the good Of others, as well as her cheerful
Christian patience and resignation to the
Divine will amid her protracted and Sc
we're suferings, viii not be forgotten by
the many who mourn her departure.
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MARRIED. In Chicago, H., on June
23d, by Rev. e. Stone, assisted by Rev.
A. T. Needham, Mr.. A. II. NEEDHAM,
of the Sophomore class Northwestern
University, and Miss G. Nj. CRoIssANT,
formerly of this city.
The young couple have our wishes for
all imaginable happiness and pros perity.
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The Cubans are purchasing war ma
teslal for another expedition fitting out
at New York. The capture of the Up
tons second cargo is discredited.
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Special Notice.
8. "a .z III
Gillet's Baking Powder without Cost

Packages OF this valuable Baking Powder-w!th
Receipts for cooking, AS USED BY THE Chicago HOTELS
and BOARDING Housewife be furnished FREE,
to any desiring thenl-by
j. SCiIUETTE & BRO ". r. BTNEELMAN
kRE}IER, BROS. DAVID SMOKE. Tt
". III. HORN. ERNEST X ERN.
L. k:SdITlf. sE'.a p J. BLESCIi.
O. TORRfSON. j. Villas & CO.
G. BLOQU Ellie. Il. ESCII.-
J. ". BARNES. A. FISCHER.
and other Groeers in MANITON0C and
a liberal REWARD offered for any PURER or
BETTER Baking Powder fflan @Giret's'
tsILIET, McCULLOCH & CO, r
Ne-sr 81 Michigan Avenue. -@-a-
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p. P. FUEssE1

We have purchased and are now
using a set Of Mechanical Quoins in our
Office, and would advise all our printer
friends to use them. They are the best
article in the way of quoins we have ever
seen, and hereafter we shall never be
without them. They are perfection.
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GUARDIAN SALE.
IN PROBATE, Manit0W0c Counfy

3 FKSsE-aEf1, lNaElEtOxt DC eoI2iEfy
| s'Ouri.
In the matter of the estate of Wencel Marrish, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and IN pur-
suaIce an order OF license made ia said matter en-
the 18Th day OF June A. d. $50 by the County Court
of said County, the undersigned ,Oscptl Zilenger
Guardian of minor heir of Wencel Marrish deceased
will Monday the IL III day Of July A. D. 1870 at
o'clock in the forenoon of lay. the office the
County Judge. in the Virage of Nanitowoc, in said
County, offer for sale public yenue the following
described lands to wit: off from the south
side OF the south half Of the north quarter of the
north west quarter of section No So township No. 81
north of range No. % east. The terms of sale, cash.
est JOSEPH ZILESGER.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18Th day ofJune A. D 1870
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.sesO AfEces'ESssaseasss.
SHElEsHEF9S SALE
CIRCUIT C0URT-Manitowo County.


CIRCUIT OCRf-ManitowOc County
Roswell r. Eeith, Plff.
against 81 g.
George W Barker. Richard IT.
Hoes Otis w Easton i}anjainfn I ~
Jones, Oliver N Bostwick,
George Il. Knickerbocker, Val -v-fa
entine Hope, Jr., Charles e. Judsment of
Bostwick, Erastus Coaning Gil Foreclosure and
bert c. Davidson Erlstus Corn Sale.
ing, Jr., George b. Winslow Ar
-tlony c. Burnley, John TyreII,
John A. butcher, kellogg Sexton,
Charles s. Brett, Thomas Turton.
John Scrcomb, Richard Irvine
Alexander Proudfit, Jacob s.
Wetmore. George W. Hale,
George. ~ Towslee, George Bar
ker, l.. NJ. Hoffman,, and John
Ii. Stevens, Defendants.
n virtue of and pursuant to Judgment rendered in
said Court III flIe above entitled action dated De-
cember 22d 1864, shall expose for sale and sell at
Rblic Auction at the Court ouse in the City of Mani
towocon Thursday the Eleventh day Of August 1870,
at the hour of 10 ocsock, A. NJ, of that day the fol-
lowing described Mortgaged premises much
thereof as may be necessary TO raise the of
said Judgment, interest and costs together with OK
penses Of sale, to-wt: All The following described
pieces parcels of Land situated, lying and being in
consin, to-wt: Lots nunibare. three 81 Four ~
Five, (5) Six, 90 and Seven @ in block number Two
Hundred and Twentyeight (22S) the same is laid
down in the rccoId ed plat Of the City of Matowoc
now on record in the office of the Register Of Deeds
of Nauitowoc County, Wisconsin.
Dated, Seerif S Office, MaGifowoc, May DIST 1870.
--r p. MULIOLhAND.
Slleriff Of Manitowuc County.
J. D. MARKHAM, Atty. for Plf. 17-07t.
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TAKEN UP.

BY the subscriber. Black and White Steer, with
new rope around his horns ahout 8 feet long The
owner requested to prove property pay charges and
take him away. GIT psi HENRY BROWN.
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A ca E AT OFFER
HORACE WATERS

VIII dispose of ONE HUNDRED PIAEos MELopEoys
and ORGANS of SIX first class makers at extremely osc
prices far cash during this month, VIII take from
s5 to So monthly until paid New Octave Pianos
for S275 and upwards. New Organs for $40 and up
wards for Cash. 16-trl -ablco, y. y.
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Gss E.GeECks Wanted ina paying business
= 81 (. = sss SskE S KsaNEDY, 4t3 Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia. St +
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
FOR PURIFYING T1KE BEoon.


The reputation this ex-
relient medicine enjoys is
N2A derived from its cnres.
m Kr< a many of which are truly
~eE---1-aS marvellous. Inyeterae ca
~ | ses Of Scrofulons disease,
II an Where the system seemed
: :. s." !. ]: =: -
- which were aggravated by
lie scrofIlens containing
-z=--szssz====s-z ton until they were PAIN
fully affecting have been radically cured in such great
numbers in almost every section Of the country, that
tie public scarcely need to he informed Of rt;es
scrofulous poison is of the most destructive en-
emies of Often, this unseen and nnfet ten
of the organism underJnnes the constitution aud
invites the attack of enieebns or fatal diseases, with
out exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again, Il
seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
then on some favorable eccasion rapidly deYelope iu-
to one or other Of its hleous forms either on the
face or among the vitaIs. Ihte latter tuberces may
be deposited in the lungs or heart, tumors formed
in the liver or it shows its presence by erUptons on
Hence the occasional Of bottle of this S;srS1G
FsaEiTisi is advisable, when active symptoms
of disease appear. Persons afflicted with the follow
ing complaints generally find Immediate relief and at
length cure. by the Of this fSarSsE SarSf5ss ::
ST. Ant.lony's Fire, Rose Of krYsi2seIas.
acSt2z'. SAT- EEas 2sSEa. Scala Read King
svorEss. sore Eyes, Sore Ears. and other
eruptions or visible forms of Scrofuiogs disease.
Also in the more concealed ferns. as Dyspepsia.
ssr0DSy. Heart Disease, Fits. Esssise.ysy.
seJsralszia aud the various sfcerOus afec-
tons OF the miIsculag aud nervous syatems.
Sv .,ssiiis or ScsscrseE AMI sEeTcgrinI
shsScI'sSs cure-lsy il. though long time is
qnired for suhdng these obstinate maEadies by any
medicine But long continued use Of this medicine
VIII the com Fiti1:t. E.eGco-rssce;, or
whites. Efcripc esceratFosss. and Ee-
ssssle EsESesases- are commonly relieved and
ultima. ely cured by Is purifying and invigoratng ef
feet. Minute Directions for each are found in
our Almanac, Supplied gratis fsiIouIsatsss and
Cont when caused i'y denominations Of extTaneous
matters III the blood, weld quickly to it. also 1tver
Complaints. FStssidSsy, Congestion or
inflammation of the Liver and ,E;isss.'sicc.
when arising, they often 10. from the raffkingl
poisons in the blood. This SA EsSA PARE s. As
is great for the strength and yigor 81 the
system. Those w1ie are z.sD@Hs1 and L5.fi7>sas-
EesDonieaf. SFccaYess- and troubled with
Nervous approximations or Fears, or. any
of the affections symptomatic of W eis%Hess, VII
find immediate relief and convincing evidence of it
restorative power upon trial
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DRoWNED. Andrew Schmatz, the
head brewers in the establishment Of G.
Kuntz, at the Branch, fell off log into
the Manitowoc branch yesterday after
noon, and was drowned before assistance
could be rendered him. He was a
young man, spoken Of by all as a perfect
gentleman, and was but recently married,
leaving a sorrow stricken widow and
child
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PREP1RED BY

Or. j. G. .sTEI d CO.. Lowell. Mass,
Practical AE,ss Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
II. 81 J. ROBINSON, Agents at Eanfto-
woe. 1T-l-3m.
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TAKEN UP.

On tho premises of Henry Wills, the night of
the I'D of May white pony mare, speckled on tla
neck and shoulders. Between 10 and u years old
The is requested to prove property pay charges
and take her away HENRY WILLS.
SIT tasst
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4g SOLD BY Alb R8u(id ISIS - DEALERS.
17-2-.m.

SaTr 81 T So Agents make more 1scncy
SNs' u .ssc- sAz z4s9 < with oEF Sxf1 EBgravings
than 18th any ching. ever issued Tiey ar, ,irIf
cheap, sen fast and paw h2nds,.iaciy send for CHEN
lar address,. II. SANB0I{N & CO.. rs East Madison
St. Chicago. Nj
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EXcURsIoNTo MILWAUKEE.-- By look

EXCURSIONTO Nj LWAUkEE.--Ey look
ing at our advertising columns twill be
seen that the steamer Mdnitotcoc will
make an excursion trip to Milwaukee on
the 4th. Those going Will have good
time; find the officers of the boat kind
and obliging; while the price is so low that
nearly all may avail themselves of the
opportunity. d
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- INTS ON HOUSE PAINTING" BY J. W
Z MasURY Cl. IS p. 4nc. Free by mail on re-
;cipt of price. MASURY 4 WILTON, y. Y.
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E f1s J1le1.1I 80 ~ lssM VQ CHINE

FOR FAMILY USE-SiD,rie. cheap, reliable, KsITs
EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED. Circular and sam
pie stocking FREE. Address IINkLEY KNITTING
MACHINE CO., li9 Wabash Az, Chicago, III. 2-3m
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The reputation this ex-
relient medicine enjoys is
derived from its cnres.
many Of which are truly
marvellous. IhYeterate ca
ses Of Scrofulons disease,
where the system seemed
saturated with corruption,
have been purified and
cured by it. Scrofalcus af-
factions and disorders,
which were aggravated by
lie scrofulens contauina-
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New York Markets.


"WEDNESDAY, April 27-FLouR AND MEAI-Tbe
market was active In a general way though no large
lines changed hands, and prices were rather better
especially for low GRADES Sales 800 bbls SUI
pefnDe stse and Western a. 000ss extra State %
@y5l0 round hoop Ohio. NsSetS15; Western spring
wheat extras, NS@t5; do. double extras. f5.2Jate
49, winter whea! extras and double extras. S@ts 80
Isl Southern sapers and irreeuisr brands. u Ssss
90 chipping and family brands. S5 60 Rye flour,
h@a1ddS% Corn me h-Jersey Western. &C., sL7S
suspsrEs. cotton was dull and NC. lower, middiing
Spi nn ss4ci low DO 9he Petroleum lover; re.
l.o.lns ast,. s2oi1es2ig H for strained wRiskey
lower at y @Sh@f. Tellow more active for export,
prime, csc: irelshls activei $1,000 bush. wheat to
,ogAM.wheat again activei sales i2l 900 bush, at
isSsi i for No; Cbicaso tl, for No. Milwau.
t25atl26 for amber winter Ohio, &C. in store. Oats
IN better demand tales tOo0 push Ohio on track at
6c, and Western, 60a6Sc. Rye quiet. Barley was
quiet sales 21O0 bush Canada West, at CSC Harley
mat IN fsir demand at soc ti 10 for state aud CanadS
S oSm SwnShsngcd sales 81 600 bush at osatils for
ahn " II for new Western yellow.
Pr9visioNs-Pofk very drm at higher figures sales,
sour Mess tss7Hats5o for mess, and s2s Is Tor city
Mes ps also i2eo b6ls at $3.50 for mess seller MAY
ass a ic s' as GS 4.,ss
quiet, Beefhams duh sales 80 bbis at $50 Cut meats
steady sales OF 800 pkgs at i6al7c. for picked hams
bec9n nominal dressed hogs hrn at f2kc. for city
Lara quiet but very nrm les 800 tcs At i6a16kc for
NO 70 prime city, and l6t for prime Western fteam
ce s sop ga old d sna sss seller MAY gS,er dull
Eggs active at i1di0c.
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DIED.
,BRUEER;.on Sunday, April a. Henry Bruner. aged
The TS,tys. ana friends Q. III, family Ct
dcnce IDS west Fist S. on thursday morning, HeriI u
1slO Eli Funeral services at St Francis xaver
,CALNAN:1on Wednesday. Aprn a. 1870. suddenly.
The Isls1yss and friends Of The family respectful
dence, 81 ah st. New YORK on TSusSay. at eSP Iss'
C CsT%eeSS9 n parers please COPY;
g. M: Sarah H. rclict OF the late Cornelius Cozlne,
The remain; VIII be taken to Mechanicsville. N j. at
nGSb i9ffay; ror w IStermSnS r, ., n,.
native OF county Krenny, Ireland aged 9, years
Sil9s - se lnness n ios%orrows paper
hewM oanshan son Of John Gaughah, aged "a years
Tss relatives and friend. Of the family also Of his
RI e IeSasra dc one frG S%
AGGIR isk Il N Se Sasa T. orr,r .n.n x
long llIness Tieucn Grabau. aged 6s years, months
The rCaliyc, aud friends Of the family, also che mem.
hers OF herman OAK lolge, No. ~, / q. o. r. and OF
Invited 10 attend the mineral nom st. SHARKS C4afe
o'h 81 between ~ and Cd avs on Thursday afternoon
lAgIEE;.og wednesday, Arm a., Rebeeca Jane
years ii mo ths ana y Gays. So "'"''"' Hs'u :
o. The relatives ana friend. OF the family are rcspeet
lY invited TO attend the funeral, frIlay. Aprl o.
81 o'clock IRON the rcsideIce OF her parents SIS Wet
:, MoG6REE,yYcoon WEDNESDAY, Apr e. Of copsumr.
Hu 9n pSnlGi neGreeyy hatlye o, the parish OF Saint
The relatives ard friends ri The iamy are invited 10
james McGreCyy corner Of Green and Oakland ia
G,eenHo n On Friday, Aprl %, at O'Clock
If, .iIEN:-On tuesday, AurII 20, after lingering
Hines, lhos. Mem alien aged 90 years,
The trlehds and aoQutntarccs the family are re.
tnectulY invited to attend the funeral this tThursday)
ertn.law Edward Scyin, 2Ji Mott Il.
4, ~ sSEL.-On 1ne'day April -. very suddenly, NJ
ID. Russell. aged ~ years ''
The relative, and friends Of the family, and the mem
Ocrs OF the bir are respectfully invited to attend
imnera on Friday, Aprl o. ut r. NJ at Grace Church
Inc members OF the Political Temper alcG Central Com
In ha
present. -
sUhMoNs.-The brethren OF United states Lodge No
D +. and A. NJ arc hereby summoned meet at their
Lode Room corner OF Centre and Grand ST. on
Thursday April ~ at oc ock l.. NJ, for the uurnose
OF paying the last tribute Of respect TO the remains OF
our late brother Theodore Haehnen.
CARL 5, HOWELL, Master.
Wa. II THOMPSON, Secretary
suMMoNs,-Ihc members OF Columbian Lodge, No.
~ =. and A. NJ, are hereby summoned 10 meet at their
Rooms, on Friday April ~ at L. NJ, for the purpose
H. Williams. CHAS, r. HARTMAN, NJ
GEO MKILIsH, Secretary
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

y,n....u..- -, . , =.
oo.n.a -. y. 49,. -, t"'u mnrke'
49, 49,, ,-n :. 10, uu' qu'eN' iVee P" i'fSlHh'
ue inn uenee OF hea'y purchases by the snort In.
80 ~, u'o covering In the ancr'
-, ~ s 1nNe'' snu t"'e'hn etcnahee houses
80, 49,, uu'iHt ''e Gay 70 purchase oovern'
$50. ,.. " 'n'p Asas' olIs oi exchange were
800 ,n'V I'm, we goa market and the price soon ad'
$500. !" IN nnen Hno'ner n"empt 10 Buy bonds
-. as 'ne market Tor Gov
- .' 'on','"eu 70 Neep pace with the up
- s. 'e'e1 ~ ko'u' Heeou"o was again had by
., &C." W W '"e so'u maIAc'' "hieh auer cropping
10 Has was again carried up to NIX, closing
m.r, b., -. y 20 - W. ine govern
"en' ponu inar~et mas oeen about cent.
ments Of .necto % E,r,ns ., 49,. '"'p
.,'... 49, " Lu'Ope =" pro'ec' OILS OF
Twelve hundred and nfty thousand dollars vii, 90 o.
ward nov, sa,,-,a a., ~ ,s' WI 10 ior'
because admitting Of better pront. Thi, .moun, wa,
being packed no to-day I'm the various hn,l,on o,o.
In the gold loan market there has been good SUP.
ply OF cash gold and balances were c.,riaa a, A AZ .
Z ana cent. the Las, rate pad being T. The out
ward bound steamers Russia and Colorado took no
~ VIZ tS'oSoo, gold balances si,lS7ss and cur
,eus, balances s'e'o'ea' The principal quotations
70 4 ni;'...,iski p ~ .."lttxt ?. M,.....iii1
The difficulty of making b,nd EXCHANGE .na ,ha liz,
ited spnnIv y, .o,,o - 80 s0' anu ''e '"l'
vance by leading drawers OF exchange To isx for prime
sixty days bills, and ,oex for .irn Win
OF ie cent. on sales commercial sterling was quo.
ted at iGSSiosX
The money market has been aeundantly supplied and
borrowers on call have readily met their requirements
M4p cent. on Government bond, with exceptons AT
80 Wv" N~NSPs"'S Nv
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NEWSPAPER sTATEMENTs.


This is not an age when people believe on trust what
ever they zee In the public Journals. Fifty or ,irty
years ago. when the accuracy of statement that had
appeared In one OF the gazetes or News Letters" OF
the day was questioned, 1t was considered sufficient
answer to all cav TO II must be So for read Il
In the newspaper" II Is not now Newspaper ssser
tons must be verified beforL they for grant
ed and thss especially the regards statements
setting forth the remedial properties Of proprietary
medicines. For example; It not until the tonic and
Alternative properties Of Hostettets Stomach Btters
had been deliberately aud thoroughly tested by thou.
sandsand found to be 10 perfect accord with the
claims put forth In Its behalf that accepted BY the
public at large as Standard Remedy. But when mul.
titudes who had resorted to Il as safeguard against
malarious fevers, cure for indigestion and bilious
nefs means OF siren ghenins the Frame cheering the
spirits, and mparting constitutional vigor came for.
ward and testified that It's beneficial effects had exceed.
ell their most sangune expectations. or course the
world believed. To resist such proofs was impossible
Great care has been taken from the beginning not to
orefade the merits Of the Bittcrs Bxa-geraton and
bombast have been the death OF many preparations that
might otherwise have survived They were weighed
In the balance and found wantng" Hosteters Bitters
on the contrary, have been announced In gram
eloquent language as for every bodily H. but
simply as pure harmless vegetable specnc possessing
remarkable invgorating regulating, antib lions, and
anuseptc properties. This Is exactly what the public
know the medicine TO be. and enormous sale 10 an
argument In It's favor.
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hFrfNed-WEDNtsDAV, hnril u.
steamship Alaska Aspin wall mdse treas and pass
steamship China, Liverpool, mdso and pass.
steamship Cleopatra. Vera Cruz. mdac.
Steamship Saratoga. Richmond, mdse and pass
steamship REGULATOR Wilmington, N, Co. naval stores
Steamship Fanita. Philadelphia, mdse and pass
snip Ella =. Thaycr, Cardiff, railroad Iron.
naik Maria Augusta, Leghorn, marble, rags, &C.
Bark Eliza Bars. Bermuda, hides and ballast.
Dark Georgia bordeaux, mdse
Brig Orbit, Trinidad dc Cuba. sugar.
brig Igden, shields, railroad iron.
big Mary y. Thayer, Palermo, fruit
Brig Star, Matanz1s, moiasscs.
Brig Lydia " Cole, ST. Jago dc Cuba. sugar.
Brig Jenny. Porto tabello. fustic &c.
Brig y. and q. Wright, Matanzas molasses.
Brig II. H. A, Put. bermuda produce,
Brig Geo. q. Roberts. Cuba melado
Brig Jas. Ratohford, Windsor, " s., plaster.
Brg \ lie. sierra Leone, hides. nllm on. &C.
Brg Abble G. ltcomh, Cienfuegos. me!Rdo.
Brig Harriet, Pernambuco. sugar
schr Ethan Allen, Savannah, lumber.
kchr l.ehecca, MstanZas, molaSses.
bchr Dahntlcss. 81. Croix. sugar
schr Hlghfyer, Cow Bay coal.
Also. the usuai river and coastwise vessels.
sALED.-Steamships Russia and Colorado for Liver.
'ooii Iowa. glasgow Tennessee, Charleston.
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NEw YoRK. Wednesday. April 27.-with receipts
OF ~ beeyes-Is az Comunipaw and 100 at weeha Ken
steer were quickly sold at ls9l5Ac. n, and common
70 prime steers are wanted at Hk@l61c. The sheep
day At al places and sales Of common stock show
Improvement IN prices. But good and prime sheep arc
very scarce and ae sold At higher figures. Among the
sales were 81 car loads of sheared sheep at Gs6hc
n one half car at bAc., part OF car load Of unshorn
~ !hc another lot at and as prime at iokc Spring
lambs are selling at 1Sal0c n. for good TO prime
Email lots. There nothing In live hogs dressed
were quiet at i2H@i2kc. Receipts were 2liS.
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opinion, which feel sure would be endorsed BY IN
entire bar In England, who have a very high opinion
OF Mr.. Spencers ability, that all the expressions
used In Mr.. @. q. Spencers opening with reference
70 Mrs. Calhoun were not In any degree too strong
or harsh In tact, he even might have gone further
Tor she must be woman OF no conscience, bad in
every respect and the least said Of her the better
From Mr. Tilton's comments, one can only believe
that be belongs TO the Free-Love Society so no one
can wonder Mt his defence of that lady. am sir
your obeoient servant, GEO. CHICHESTER
% CHARLES STREET, New YoRK, April "a, 1870.
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state bonds have been strong and higher on modcr.
cent to ~ ana Tic old cent % SIX. Se W. Hoitf
Caronas advanced cent. TO "a, and Georgia Is X
TIC Hannibal and S. Josep s,uc At w sSut Caro- nn,
na,, new lJanuly and Jnlyl were quiet slR@s@ New
Alabama - &C iO5 cry bank shares were nru, wi n
Merchants i2S3 iank OF Commerce i27 and Fourth "a
tional At O7 Railway bonds were strong hr,ts OF Go.
rSi Tacincs ~ aud noas atS6 Tie Closing g street ret
and e G ns9 and Sp neS %srs sSe' AZ
earnlggs Of he ShcaEo 80 E9sk Island Baroal Com;
RAILWAY aud miscellaneous shares have been active
ces he close Of Tie da marShs 2gSer ' hgaFl g"Sn
S SvS en- % Sa % entire f s Ss sr
extensively traded m. though the leading features were
sGoreN AM Rock a" ac so p pasd nSan aaG
from lsk 20 ilO5 on the increased earnings OF The
ae we borrowing demand as the transfer book closed
4 resu s one IS g wt cS
Several brokers were unable 70 make tne.r
and consequently the defaults were bouslIi IN "uadei
ne rule TIE SIsssme I rance was % 70 ~ for com
clique thSf advanced tns price today from SJs to
Kew Yoii GsnpS nsciuS9g between ~ and 9Sp aS
ss.ip q \ andss Harlem selling a IiS ono and M
opened ste ana ioid up 20 s5 rroierrsd rlSiHs
y S Kew w Rsssato 14Gsfa S E laS %
PsbgTSs was steady a. io'HTICSA Egs dun at 10
yancing from 1871 10 2ok Michigan Central sold at I
Delaware, Laekawanna and western i07H, New York
Ierrel INK. Alton and 1erre Hsule Socks, preferred
Hartford anil Erie at *; Pssihc, Mail led lie @isos
laneous Int and was heavily dealt In throughout
the day. advancing from lOd to h, the rise being as
s'ted by washington rumor that the Committee on
Post once and Postal Roas were disposed 20 regard
Ing an additional subsidy 70 the million already grant
ed Western Union Telegraph was strong at BltlA83k
and Canton at 73 Expres. shares were nr with sales
OF Wells Fargo Co, at 2)K@2i, United States ask
az, Adams OK, and Ameli ht Bsk. The general
market closed strong AZ about the highest OF the
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-28

orES Confusion -open confession. we are told
good for the soul; y would be gooo Tor the whole
human frame also all who absurd hats were 10
acknowledge their lack OF taste by purchasing one OF
knors spring styles. Broadway. corner Fulton street
How man can be deaf TO the appeals OF tafte A. IL
wear an Inferior article II Let such
COME" their FOLLY at once and Wilt knox, the halter