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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
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Feb, 10, 1870.
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Which can be obtained at all PRINCIPAL fick-
ct Offices in the Wegt and Southwest.
T.. d. RUCKEH, WIN. BARR,
Gen. SHp't. Gen1 Pass'r. Ag't.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
Alsike Clover Seedi

Large Glover Seed,
Small Clover Seed, Dbl
Red Top Seed,
Timothy Seed, HO1T'S Drug Store
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16

Admission Free!
To see those Jap-on-knees, at HOYT's
Drug Store.
Our One Dollar Tea
Continues to Y l. all others. HoYT's Drug
Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16

The e.2a O'Clock east and 5:2l west are daily
Sundays included.
Trains do not stop at stations where the
time is not given
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. IA. 1870.
CATTLE-Ths run of cattle the past week
has not been large, but equal TO the demand
which has been light. The yards were well
cleaned ont Saturday, but there is enough
in to-day to the weeks opera
tions This mornings train arrived contain
ing forty cars of cattle. This would make
over l.2JO head in the PEN at noon. The fol-
lowing are the prices:
Good fat steers of LOO to 1850 bs--.S7 ,25aS.Oo
Good fat steers Of 100 to LIDO u.s.. 6.25G6.75
Good fat steers OF 1,GO TO l,lOO bs-.-. 5yOG6,&
Rough mixed lots OF D to 100 rs. i,75G5,50
Stock steers Tin light demand) OF 900
10 Ut9osG
HOGS-The pens were pretty well cleaned
opt on Saturday. but there is plenty in the
yards to-day. We quote:
Extra Philadelphia hogs AT SO 90
Choice TO prime Philadelphia hogs 9,5069,SO
food York 700
Rough YORK
SHEEP-The market has been over sup
piled the past week, and prices. except for
the very choicest, are down nearly SOC on the
cwt., from what they were one week ago.
Wequote 2 cwt., as follows:
Good 100 to HOE sheep.~--.--....-.S6,O 0a6,D
Good ~ 10 20 - 4-5TS *
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
Ask for Tiekets via Erie Railway,

Ca BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH a.
And E1re oltrQUs as Lar as bV anu other Route
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
oysters Received

Land Plaster,
LAM Plaster, Land Plaster. another ca:
load. HOYT'S Drug Store.
, 1870-06-09
Illinois ami Michigan Canal.

CANAL LOCKS, CHICAGO, June s-CLEAREb-Asl-
vance, Lemont, light; Stars ald Strpe5 Lemont,
light: j. l. Alexander, Lemont, light; Geo Judd,
Ii mont, light; Onward, joliet, light; John Car
ter. Joliet, light; II. s. Carpenter, Morris, light;
General Sherman. Morris, ss,9s It lumber
!ALRlyED-JohnstOwn, LASalle, 5,t00 bn corn !;
REX Kun, Joliet Mound, 800 brick, 19S, 900 }es
drainage pipe: Drill, Morris, 155 tons coal; W.
steele. Joliet, IS yds stone; h!Itgo LocSpoTt, 50
Augusta, Zig Run, s. yds stone; Defiance, Bis
Run, 90 yds stone; Eclipse, Lemont, S.
yt.s stone Excelsior, Lemout, s. yds stone; !;
General McPherson, Lelnont, IS Jds stone; Planet,
Lclnont, So yds stone: ". II. Simons, Lemont, %
y,ls stonc; II. G. Loomis, Lenont, 50 yds stone;
j. W. McGcnnfss. LeInout, Gu yds stone; Rescue,
Lenont, IS yds 'sto1e; RELIANCE, Lemout, 50 ytls
rtone; Colonel Manning. Lemanf, 20 yds stone; E
Walker, dr.. Lsmont, y yds sion, stone; La.iy FRANK
nnnt, s. y,ls stone: J. II. Walker, IGmont g ysls
eicuc 20 brs lime; Thunderbolt sag, 50 yds stone;
Mcn:ca;m. Lcmont. 50 yds stone.
CANAL LOCKS, CHICAGO, June So P n
CkEAREp-GcEcral AcPherson. Lemont, light; Re
lance. Lement, light: E. Walker, Jr., Le1nont,
light; Lady Franklin, LemoEt, light; J. II.
Walker, Lemont, light: Rescue, Lenioht, light;
Ii. q. Loonlls, Lemont, Light; Eclpse, Letnont,
light; Co1olr! Manning, LeInont, Light: Planet.
sior, Joliet; light; W.. a. Steel Joliet, light:
AEstf bg rIsHi 1xsI ieElgy Igh{ -
rr 1900 it 1oorine, s5G40 latt, l0po sn'nE.eS' S
GipseY Queen, Perm s"'1. ~ nt%r psrIr Taadtna
tsss # lumber, 1890 ooring, s,soo It sadlns'
'>G'u Neutrality-suspicious. Whale. Ottawa, 5000 bl
, ate. Erierdat;r Ottawa, 2,4O0 bu corn, Gtaoo hu
tRIs. Admiral Sag, 50 yards stGne-
, 1870-06-09

No. At sc; 400 bu rejected st 4sc; 800 bu do
at 45c; 1900 bu Canada at 5t.0o. No.
Western WIS quoted at 55G6Dc.
We mentioned few DAYS ago that over
,o00, GOO pounds Of wool had passed through
this city in one week from San Francisco. to
Boston, aud indicated the probability that the
new source of supply viii exert = makerial
effect on prices. In reference to the wool
market and its prospects, the Detroit Post
Says:
kets In the interior, considerable has been pur-
Of sSassc, The market. for some time YET, will
be mainly controlled by local buyers, there being
crs, Wool from California is being poured Into
tue Eastern market. the cost Of transportation
neng only rs PEI p from San Francisco. ane
ern States, also shows arge increase, and viii.
with those Of Texas, etc, as already stated,
exert considerable influence upon The The
look for wool-CrowerR 1t would seem
to be their tine policy to take advantage o. re
good prices that may be induced bJ competlt!soh s1
among local buyeIs, but there is no particular H.
ducement to realize at inside rateA AZ hlex-
change OF Views sometimes el!cits Faluaolc suE.
gesttons, but 1t must be confessed that on tlle
parting Information than In thcl. RECEIVING ,n. IL
They hive year In and year out shown them selves
better posted in all that relates to the market tna
the buyers.
"Combing wools do not open with the brisk Hle,
manl that characterized the market last year. ana
prices are considerably lower They eaa now ~ ~
laid down ii Boston at 52c, against TIC one yea1
ago, falling of due in part TO the decline ID ~
and In part 70 the prevaence OF lower rates ~ Tue
points OF production"
have been of bear character, but Emmett
Wells. Of New York, in his weekly circular,
gives another side to the story. lie says tae
market is now stronger than at any tina 1or
tho paat Elk months, md that unless an m
, 1870-06-09

has boen chiefly for currency to simply the
place Of the large amount that Lns .Rone into
the country. Several banks received currency
from New York to-day, and ara ordering more.
So large movement in c1rrency to the coun-
/ try ut this late season Of the year is unusual,
but the spring movement Of grain Was nearly
month behind tho usual time this yesr.
and people begin to find that, IN
stead OF there being light stock OF
grain in the country, as WA Thought
month ago, there WAS a large one that had
not then begun to move. There is now a largo
amount OF currency in the agricultural dis
tricts, and the amounts now ordered from New
York will probably be sufficient for the market
ing Of all the produce that will come The ow
OF currency back 10 tie cities must therefore
begin soon.
, Currency orders from the country to-day
were lighter than yest erday.
Exchange Was very weak at Fl 90 per 81 900
Oh for snles between banka. At tho counter,
bankers sell at par and take at 1-10 discount.
Buffalo Hills are taken at 4 off.
The failure Of the most prominent "bear"
IN the wheat market-who VAS something over
hnlf = million bushels short-wns announced
to-day.
Gold touched 11s1s to-day, being the lowest
quotation since April. It subsequently rocov-
cred to 1887. The highest quotation since
April Was 115H.
The United States 5-20s Of 1868, at the
present price Of 113sl currency, are worth 100
In gold, including ak months interest due
July l. Deducting tho interest, their price il
81 in gold d..
The following bids for, and offers OF. local
, 1870-06-09
TIE CUBAN CORRUPTION.

Bribery In Neutrality-suspicious.
men Approached and Newspaper
Correspondents Ins1licsatcd--HloW'
Public Scntimcnt'' fS NzsansHE0c-
turcts - Failure OF 4 Wei&-s-sa1a
$ct.cIScs
EreninJ Iast
For several months past reports have been
i'll circulation that the Cuban leaders, IN ordet
10 secure the recognition Of the Cuban Repuh-
lie IL bel]isereut power By the United States,
lave expended large sunas OF money with the
lobby aud newspaper correspondents here
Tbese statements have been met with
prompt dcpi1ls by the friends OF Cuba, who
claimed that they weIo placed in circulation ~
those hostile to Cuban Independence;
Eut thete 1umors came from such sources
as to cntitle them to more weight than Is gem
craIIv attached to mere spcculatione. ant, IN
order to establish their truilfuluess or fA!sty,
sub-jndiciary committee, with General Gut!er
at its head, was given the necessary authority
10 make tEorough investigation.
The co,anlittee examined a large number OF
witnessed p. and concluded iis labors Some time
or,,, hut from some unexplained cause has not
1rnfe any trut to Congress on the subject.
Although General Eutler declines to make
public the nature Of the evidence oota.nea ~
kie investigation, your correspondent 1as come
Via 1,assessiou Of facts OF an official character
isaar;nr nnon and relating directly to TINS fub.
iert and these establish beyond doubt that
tle1e has been large and PoWetiol loops y, =,
Wors for The purpose of bribing Senators anu
r,embeTs. and to induce tic President AUG ~ us
Cabinet to recognize the be1GgerencS OF sns
Cuban Republic s.,,5a,,,,.r Las.
Mr. Euix, the financial agent Ct Cuoa ~ ~ ~
ington entered into written contract WIN y.
j. Taylor, an ex-army contractor, tnrnuen w
attorney, ex-rebel General Pickett OF TINS c1ey.
| by which for the uutn of one million oo14aln ~
Cuban bonds which were deposited With eeL'
tain foreign Minister here, Taylor was to 90
tain the recognition OF belligerert rights 1ol
Cuba By the Government Of The United States
: The sum WEB to be used by Taylor in the bes1
j. ! possible manner to accomplish tlis end wathll
specified time
As soon AZ the contract Was signed, Taslol
stared out West to secure the services OF .
uebop-rshoee name is withheld for tho pres
ent, and who WAS supposed to have great in
fiuepce ut the White House-and TO induc1
! , Lim to come to v aBhingtan and urge Presioen
: Grant to recognize the Cubans as bei!lgoTonts
: This gentleman, however, emphaticallv de
c]iped to laye anything to do with the matter
although he vas offered e100, ,0o0 Tor his lntlu
g | euca. .., .
3 Washington 10 bring other influence 70 he'
upon tie President, and soon entered INTO
contr=a. With 4 l1r- P, who Was M on IL. II!
mate terms with ex-senator Haae' IN me ~ ~
- # %NMNct. TO eccr,rr the influence 9! ~
q I itaue AMI t,elaa4tr MuEsoii. 1he se1eeaao
, 1870-06-09

EaxsIss = sEssnS.
sen,h1cd in MusIc nan Mt 10 otc,,ct vcste,r,ar
evening, Dr. Thayer presiding.
W. 1naSer alluded 70 INC unfair reports which
TaSe a ,ne ns14 ~ H. sone eb Measures " saould
th!s h5 ,na,or ,n,,,,on ~ ,, ,on,,,.., !, ;. ..
the ceremonies OF the laying Of the cornerstone
The regular order OF bnsfne6s Was then
taken ~ 9ps -
pLtie1 trirotieto.
Dr. Paine, Of Bath, rend the report Of the Cen
1ral Committee on n.a:e,ia ne'ioa, and also on the
Publication, - eAs o'A'A'A'Se' VI
III. E II. UaIe, Of Chicarn read a naner nm thc
proving Of bromide Of notssS and romide III NJ ~
ammonia -
Dr. Tinker. of Broos]Fu. rcad a naocr on the
All lie above papers EeTc Tefe1e6 IN the fon,
mittee on Publication. '
III. Errerf. al fndInnano,,a ,enor,ed thr1nv,},
hydrate al Choral was rirrn IN ransr tnsens,ht1itv
di1tinu q serere snfuica1 nnerstionl Aithnnut ~.
Doctnr cnnsiered IT, eiIects similar IN ehiornfnrm M
he believed II IN - a ynn~h smner;or ~ srant -; ~
nrarnntsrr ~ e;,II,tr - ain e0P41oA H41As IL
Fo[n ~ R1aean ~ Nolro 70 pan arec, n- u,.
~, a1 ,-,ts o ~ tae e
jaa apsi,,1n ana eat'e asn'n u D'o"'o<
~ mrs n+,.shr,,,o -n.. x,.,,.r ~ :. ,,o.o
7,1I ~; ~ o. H4safe, seao paper Oh DOSES
a1i thc a,oTe naocrs and reports were referred
LOT pa1ncaIon; ;,,.+a, .,, ro,,o,..na ,o.,,,,o,s.
~. s"en -. - 'o-N - rA1.T....
lh5t @ caGa 81 h9M a1raa q ~ sna no nnpontMfa ~
LIT tcer se r. cnsa o' Inc
tho canitiee tosther Alter such appointment before
the rod Of the annual eetfnE aud ATauKe Its work for
tbs yeal-
The resolutions were adopted.
DR.. ltAebS s,HteH tfAE the Ucm(IGfS, With their
, 1870-06-09
HosTETTER'S BITTERS.
e..v4>->--1>t--4--e-~ - - <-->>c---"-1.e

If Al. TIC bcly pt orle in the world were tn taSe 70
ths. he'd. and :,zand medical Treatment there would
not doctor. cnt ii 10 tteni them nor saieaehE
n,,usr If The r,bsst to item 7hFce conditions
ar at.oZtrlr essentts 10 kenth VIZ; good appftet
fa,y 1scstion nra the ability to sleep sosnlv cvcn
ea.bs of the r,s,y Thousands who suffer from indspo-
..,, vet do not Ia, o. undt serious disca.c, complain
that tbsy can't cat th.t tsair stonahs arc ont Of
or,e or t.n they o,t sletp we'll" For this class Of
aucnt. few yer.o. tbine Of calling in phssetau-
Norip II necessary. i1Btmreh AZ course of AosiEa
TEL.S BITrERS. will certainly relieve the detahee-
m nj, Of the .um ach tle liver, and the nervous fys
III. ,,ou, which walt of appetite. indigestion md
,,e,1e.sues. arise TEir c1cecrt vegetable tonic and
corrective is al.o delightful anoa5ne- 1aeomna for In
caacj,y to sleep, Which has resisted Ill the ordinary
remedies. will yield roAdy To dose Of this pleasant
,cdatTe taken juet Eeforc retiring to 7Bt In ordinary
practice It IL u.n to give souAehlc4 an ape
rent m invigorans sorosihe, antsertic. a. tht
case for the time halns may o1c particularly "a
rtuu5c but In th4 grand restorative ali these medicinal
ero,s:tte. and many others blended In due proper
Ton Thus the digestion Is rtinalated, while TIE bow e
IT. rculated ae liver toned the strength rced tht
py1ycs caluc the fluids purified. and the circulation
cqual1cd. LIS believed that there Ia no cher rrsto<a
tive and 1es31.tng medicine In The world Fh e acts
brEc5ca.y md aEreenbIy spon MI the An
se ttvc organs et the time; and 70 all VINO nc
tic ttyc. fundamental yeauissth Of tealth .na e.s
! pcnt vieorou. appetite, sound diRtstton' nuo f
| frG step IL is confidently recotntcn fca :. .
, 1870-06-09

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, JUNE 6-Ba1ks Ell
cclstor, Sunnyslde, Sardinia; sctEs VIM Crosth
waite and Swallow.
CLEANED FOR RCAlcAGo,JC.E6 6.-Bark Northwest
schrs Swallow, VIM Crosthwei:e, and George Il
Wnud.
, 1870-06-09
SEALED PROPOSALS

Will b receivea At this ohec until June g. a, as Il
O'Clock M. for the cnn,Tfctou Of the Marine Hospital
Building. 1t ChieaRoy IL. sccondins 10 The paus and
specifications on hte At this Office
The bEtci. n..4ei., gT.tss loeks and himius1. aod
ehapdelicTA m be fnrnishe to the contractor by The
Department. delivered 1t the site Of ahc buiiine. Tbs
shops Sheds toos, dercke and other machinery. to-
Erthcr with all materials belonkinx to the Government
Including the Hmeutone, nand. tru1 etret tools mpI
Inents &c. th1t have been prs,iously for
in the construction of ths building, will become ths
bssHsEs & 'be once and - aItlcles N
Sc received BY the contractor in the lohon whrs they
will be m1de by the Government.
The Etone faeinss and dressings mus. be made Of tho
QlAty and cntoF, and In every respect equnl -
that already IN the building.
The entire masonrJ must be Of equal qualify and work
fnuehp in retIct to the work ALREADY performed
Payments to be made monthly. On Certificate ol the
Superute Ten per ceDt Of the estimated F4lno Il
the work TO be retained until the completion
Of the contract
OF ten thousand donarr that the bidder wNl aeee<
and perform the contract awarded him. Tho aufH-
Attorney Of the diftiict in " hich he resden-
The Department the right to reject ay Al
bids aud any bid that IL n1e the printed form
be obtued At this uce, and which DOES not conform
in every respect to the requirements cf this advertise
ment, win not be eous dsrrt The. work VIII not b
snbdvided amcnR different biddess but will be eotsat8
e1ea IN sie as5Tg s35Tbso% fNe YoRK Superintendent,
Office =, ISL and LIS ynshi1cron-St-
, 1870-06-09

At the "Open Board " the movement in No.
? spring wheat was fairly active, and tho mar
ket was fifmer than at the close OF Change,
closing at s1.10 for cash, and Sill for seller
the last half OF June. No. corn was quiet,
and No. 2 oats sold to q moderate oxtent ut
51skc seller tho last half Of juno, and 53c
seller July. Lake freights and provisions
were inactive.
, 1870-06-09
Vessels Passed WcllNMd CNun1.

EASTNAKp-JCSE &.
Schr Montana, Saginaw To Ogdeusbatgh, lumber.
schE Gnaaf,tc DstEoit to 4swego wheat ,o,
Schr AmoskcaH, Sebawtug TO Oswego, hoops.
Schr GibralteI, Wallaceb9Ig to Kingston, timber.
Schr Julia Willard, Detroit 10 oswcgo. wheat
Schr William Lewis, Saginaw TO Osdens1ursh,
Brig sir Charles Napier, Toledo to Kingston, timber
Prop Oswegatchie, Chicago to 0guensburgh, gene
schr Hattie III toward, Milwaukee to Kingston.
Ba,k General Burnside, Bay City to Cleveland,
Prop Brooklyn, Detroit to osdensburgh, general
Prop Westior,l. Saginaw to oglensburEh, lumber
Schr Reindeer, Milwaukee, to St Cathar,nes, wheat
Sehr Med'uty. ceurland TO Montreal, gInd stones ones
ScAr Thns. ParsUhst Mftwauket td O5"ego, #neat.
ScEr L. q. Brocker. Mnrysslse to O2a"nsbuFsh,
Prop Sasnsa, sai, Chicago to opdenseursn, general
sehs New Dominion, Of Pr Rowan, Port DoyeE to
Kingston, wheat
schr Ki,t; Sisters. tfilwaukee to Kingston, wheat
Prop PraiE'e State, Toledo to oSaensourgbs gene
Du1s jane j :'i &. woodruff, Ktngsvhle to Kingston
Tug Br:ant. Dutraio to welland with steam pumps
schr Russell dart. Toie.io to osweso, wheat
Schr l. S. j. Bemus, Toledo 70 Oswego, wheat.
sehr Wm. sanierson, Bling Inlet to oswego, lun1-
sehr FranK N crawiord, saudasky to ogdensburgh,
lumber
schr Gariha,1l, Of Hamilton, Cleveland to TAMIL
ton, coal and glassware,
Schr Nett Weed Ward, Cleveland to Montreal,
block and gr1nlstnne-
Schr Paragon, Cleveland to TORONTO, coal
Cr-Schooner Idaho. Dswego to Milwaukee, rau'
| road iron. .-
schr buckley, ogleusburgn to Toledo, general
cargo.
schr Ada Mctlora, Ogdensburgh to Toledo, light
sfhr Merrie, St. Cathartnes to Rondean light
Prop Mary Pringse, Ogdensburgh 70 New Glas-
Cow, llghr-
schr l. stevens, Kingston to Sanjcer, light
| Schr E. II. Foster, Turonto to Milwaukee, light
| Schr Montana, kingston TO Chicago, pig iron.
| Prop city u Concord, OgdcnsbuTKh 10 CAcago
general cargo.
| Prop julia WaT11.
Bark Prince OF Wales.
* hr Victoria Prcbls Eoag-
NISD-SouthCQst.
, 1870-06-09
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


.- WEDNESDAY EVENING, June s.
sa'es - q Mlin, n.ur aud provisions VII be found
eases S, III subject 10 the usuAt charges OF storage
uh1esi otherwise expressed
HETTEk-1Le stocks Ut low grafles continue to
cEoice hutter is meeting with steady fair de-
mand, hut thc. movement out Is not sui1clent to
prevent stcady accumulation, and the market Is
prices: Cholce dairy, 2oG21c; fair to good tub
aud 1IrIin. 1!@19c; common grades, 12Sl5c.
KAGG1NG-There WIS considerable Inquiry for
was quite Inn. Wool sacks we're meeting win
morc lnant{y. an ana the tendency was rather TO an
~ ~ Viz: Lewiston ], @ saXc; Il Iuhiow, low @ ssac;
american, 4oc; A,noskeaR, aoc; Union A, CSC;
Eunnics, sN:bu, 24c; gunnlcs, s:bn, 27@:sc; bur-
'aa I'LL MAfRHony XGsl s5nE fsr trade was
transacted to,dny, nns prices we're steady and
Changed. We 1uotc: Michigan stuc ., .s,oo,S
I ma:e Ell us! ~ ! s9 s9Ptis?e ~ ms n % il saiE,
l,lA s1.no; lime, III hr1s. 4 hEl, sl.2s: cement,
cla,fs ! s5isa N, C es1en Rosea,e a,e
Vic cement T. 1tsae95: plasteTing hair, In, Is
e:c; white sand, + III, sa;ootaa23; ne bricks.
+ 1000, 80 ooS630o: fire clay, bF!. $Aoos4.25:
CiIEESE-A fair trade was enjoyed by dealers
Ill this staple, and the market WIS Bteady. Tho
stocks are rnple and In unusually fine condition
factory, liza l4c; Western Reserve, 1at&14c.
CoAL--Was IN limited demand. and prices m
eIWent no Visible chanGs, rqing stcaay aaq nn aa
Lchrh. prepared. So 5a2 on lackaWa1na G.oo
blosslnrE, ss ~; E[ie una HHar Aiii, Sa9o; Mai-
nut Hill, $500 Hooking salley, s7.o9; iouHhio-
Ehrny. ss.l1i i!llhols- so.HfahW'
CUFFEE-Wc mute an advance q lc = on 1
Java With this exception tne genera 1ea.uies I q
the market remain si,ostanr2Ily tnc sAins rs 4otsa
On Yesterday. We I1ole Mocna, 5.e9JStc ,n IaSo
y. u. @ .sa ~ ~, ~ ~ s,an ,1 E5
so1sinloi ~ ~, sI e ~ Ioonsvra 9a5tS
* t'lh'e 10 c"o'e'' s-4 N'e A'e 4'''A' @S@'@
no r,a +o,,,,rt,, or. tho nr,cea royr
NaNuLES-l loAoHluK Ac the PiiSCs aon
, 1870-06-09
A5HRqAuA.
Arrival aud Departure of Trains,
SUMNER ARRANGEHENT.

w1scoHe1~ rt77g1aE.
lEFuT-Cor1e. Gaua and Kinzie .tze=1
- Pail IA u Aj - tbs p
NtFGt FS:stnHSf.. 1N p f. a.D H. n
Jahtt:f1fe AceG.1yU35atisC.. - 30 p c. 1aNp 2.
WG.r'-to,S Aeco7 Ca7da.i51. 80 p.n s1t:1y e.
Ea.r.nrteI Accommodation. ga p n. IA. = I'd
IL. z. SSAol. ksQu AxfoeYSl T1cxnt ATeut
, 1870-06-09

H. known the Reform School grounds p:at of WHICH
has this dE[ hsen presented ty GtofEn, " Waita ~
pcEviaoF Of hyde Park. be and tbs same hefofr ~
Crosrd and the Chairman and Clerk Of this lAtd arc
hereby di7cted to approve Of the same for record
The resolution wns referred to the following
Bluthandt, p2nolds, Clark. Waite, FreIse-
THE CoESTY 1iHSs- '
Supervisor Gray rn0rcd that the committee on
Poor House and Faupers employ some one to re-
move the barns and outhonses at the County
Farm, away from dangerous proximity to the
dummy,
Adopted. --....
, 1870-06-09

Beech, -saea9AE0; maple. $3-oot99-5o; n10Ao1J'
3l0o0ta1150; slahs, IS 00St-a. ....+.a IN
WOoI-The volume Of business tfansaetIea mast ~
this market WAS only fair and prtes were aHos. ps
t,i extra clean, ls(s5ac; t:tb, cou.'non- 44ts4.t
nstce, II, good condition, light 70 $40; tsecs;;
Xxx bad condition, heavy, ssassei 1eeee. ,sS \, goa
eondtion light s'94oc; aesce, baa c,i.on con1iuon
light 3;94oc; fleece, medium, bad condition:
heavy, ssa37c; leece, coarse, light aud clean, s!g
s0c; neece, coarse, light and dlngy, 5asSsJS' 5asSsS'
coarse, 26@2sc; 1eece, dln9y aud uus!gnuy
lots. SIC; netce, butry,. ys5c OIL; neece' pacAs'
, 1870-06-09
MEDICAL CARDS.
Chronic Diseases. .

DH. JAMES,.
81 md g Raciclpht corner Of Dearborn (p stairs,
The renowned SPECIALIST Of the nEc. touaher and
conductor Of James Lack Ho.rt.3, New Orleans. La
fur thirteen year.. Fer the last TIN years located in
Chicago. ILL., d.. JAMES cuzrs syphilis with Seu-
t,azcr. No mercury or poisonous drugs u.cd Sperna-
torrhoa md impotence cu.rd ty an innlllhe method
emving tnn anil t1reuse- All diseases Of contagnAs
has b4 engaged in t specially for more than quas
Ter Ct a century. Consultation frre. a..
Frmalc diticnItes ard irregularities treated With
eafcty and siccess-
address Dr. JAMES at his Medical Institute. q and
9 rauaoph or by letter. T. O. Dra"ste, CAcnso.
H1inoa. .. ~.
TIy,it. Ef.ks
, 1870-06-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

LONDON, June -Evenlng.--consols- ~ StIoz io5
money; A27. on account American seen,tunss q ~
nrm; 6sa, SPY; 'C3s, old, ssa4; 6is, 90' lo-tts.
ssA. Stocks quiet: Erie, Is; Illinois hrme' ~
119; Great Western, 2yt.
PARIS, June e.-BUu-st 9n:H' n 1T.
LlFEKipot, June 6-l1:i5 i :. Fl 1nt, zls ~ !,
wintcr wheat, 9s Cd; red whca.. I'D; Whste
wheat, los 9d@10s Al: corn, 3osSaos sL
Pork, 102Es: lanl, 65Ha
steady; uplantls, 10Ai; Orleans. 10't9lia Z, ,o.o
Brcadstuffs fr1. Red Western ~neal, % g. s's,e &c
So lid: winter. % Cd. Corn, Sos flous' rs od'
Oats unchanged. -,o-
PORK, 1oas ID. Beef, ,11Gs Lard, 6sssI Cheese:
6ss Cd. Bacon, oss 8t1. Cumterland: Is 6d 1of
short-rth. Talow. 44s Turpentins, IS "a.
LONDON. June a.-Relned petroleum uecHhins !:
Is 7d@1s 7Hd. Turpentnc quiet aud steal At a.s
9dG3ls Taow hrm. sngaT on spot nu,ez;
a1oat, arm. Whale oil firm. Neanctt petrolemnl m
quiet at ls T4d@.s 7Kd. talcut1a Aaseeu' o.s-
Hops, 4@5s.