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TIE POLICE COURTS.

XulSOS SIRLKT STATION.
There were twentJ-onc cases disposed Of At this
dlsor,leriies- John Custck, who Is On tho high
road 70 an Infamous potonety, WIS up on charge
OF being vert drunk md Az dsorlcriy AZ possible
under the circumstances He was nncl ssn
James MahHncy and Annie German, the hitter q
weak and frall vessel, and the FORMER an tSidu-
y who int particular nhont avoiding the tempta-
tians which bcset Joseph of Old, were each fined
80 for hclng in each othcr's company q, m IN
seemly honr OF the night
Patrick Dryer was 1ncd SO for insulting ladies'
on the street.
Daniel Ward, who 1ives on tho corner Of Rcuhcn
and DcHttr.strects. was fneti $50 Tor having 4
ltw fence aronn! his back yard, when he male
offensive exhibition Of bis persop.
Annie Foley, who ran hardly ever he considered
ttlcr when she is out OF the 1ridewcll, was dnesi
$50 for being on iEuhk that has already lasted
ktE Ut three months.
Frank Ch1arsltl, as he spells himself, was
rfnvrct! with the larceny Of q valuable diamond
ring FINN ha hro,hcr-tn-law, the said matrimonial
connection being the complainant. tn add to the
tlts allowing property to 80 out OF the family at
rEiNons sacrifice The larceny wAs Gxcusable, but
the business transaction WAS q failure not to he
forgiven. Frank WAS held IN $50 bail for trtal at
the Reccn1efF Court
nrEnS STREET STATION.
rrm{r Of about hatf-a-loxcn, were about all that
were disposed Of here yesterday. Harriet Cu,h-
iert, fat the larceny ot ra1ious utensils, WAS held
In $40 tor trial nj the Recorders Court
sOCrH sInK coCRT-
Thomas Walsh pleaded guilty to having stolen =
Gufla)o robe from Iii. Roberts, No. 3 Washington
STREET. Several pawn tickets were found on him,
and he Has held In $500 bail
James Downs, ,nInatc Of gambling den, WIS
Qpc1 S4a -
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Priyntc Consultations.

And Treatment n al private nstscs.uaae strn.le:
DIR. /. SANGER, r. LaSafle-st. rvizs 14ct1rr and
Bn,k fcr the Married, g e.nt. Esnas Pin: srEtaiu
1,,cre-sfnny trcatlSL Also. SERElNE PILIS-Hs
cure fer victims Of e.lahn-e-S11o by mil Enclose
stay3r and Ahirr~s p. n, Kl.1 sy7, G7Iicnrn
, 1870-04-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

THURSDAY EVENING, April II.
TIE following table sh5Es tha .illy receipts a1i
shiI uents Of 1--we stock during iac week ~ 70 this
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
THURSDAY ErESixG, April 81,

Sales ef Grnln. t1our, tn1 provisions will he
grain IN all sold subject to the usual caarscs
OF stofaEr, unless otherwise expressed.
HtT1ER-1his market continuts dull AMI ,,e-
i. md is Of the most tmitesi character, AMI
the stocks, already large, are being s;caii!r
acs1Esn'e1. The following quotastone arc A;sle
Esod tub and aEkin. sat3slc; common grades,
HAGGNG-The bacetu9 market war again
changed. The stocks arc moderate hut fully equal
to thc demand, which Ii confined to meeting cur
Lewiston fSeaa oFo Fo si M ~ ssf iRs La
low a. 4sc: American. soc; Union A. sc: Runnes,
eh-hu, sl.aelKc; Runnies, +-bu, 26ss5Nc; bur
hEiIIiSG AATERiALs0We note IN increase
in the demand for building materials, and prices
arc tlrn at the reeen, sdvanee. Weqpose: Michigan
bri, s.0es q; marble dust. = b.s $a5H1Sso; lime,
in tulk, bril- 9l-fo; lime. in otta = hrt, <l51; ce-
Rsst sssad,s ahS bf 9,ss eS Is htaa o fe1sns saS
ta2eo: Lou!sEiue cement, S21aGe =; plasiering
hstr. hn, +azsac; white sand. i orl, sl01aas3:
eTe s t!,sss :. i. oS@saee: !; az clay bF'
CnEksE-The market for shis article continues
quiet and the following quotations we're no more
Lois actorr, 1a@l4c: Wea,ern Reserve. l3tal$c,
c0AL-TraIlc - sluggish. and the general RAT
ket rules weak and unsettled The following are
fe Gh1onO. Er:e and Rrfar tJIU !, a a 40 ~.
Willow Bank, $50: Hocflnr yajIry. "a sSa- o6.
YouchjochcDy. ADO: Wslnut Hill 5x.17sn0.
Il Ipoif. xa5A4a0I 7
COFFE-frat,e Ia active. and pt1ces are ru1]y
sustained. The following are The priccs current
Mocha, tSaS9c: Java 2h191c: D. e. Java Ma
eec; roasting Rio, 19t.3l9Ec; common RIo s0X
Gasnttc; fair TO- good, e1Kaalstc; prime 10
choice, 9s6s3c: laguara, s5k(As4c.
CASD1ES-Ihe market w24 quiet but hrm
at unchanged prices: vaIime, l3Ac; ta1low
tsteaHnel, 1akt91sHc: Schnetler's Btzr, 14xy4
1s1c: BAIreu,s stearic HEhL 15115atc-
C0OPERAGE-Irade Ia dull, anu prices Are AL
ncH nominal:
WhtsEey barrels. SHa1 Is
Pork barr-is- ....,................... 10h4lIo
Lar1s tierces NJ
Elour nar1eis ronnd 11 1 i1oons. ;'''. " = - z
Ex;GITne HuDn}T C6rii1nnea tarpa and S,fea
were SLOW ii 13katjc peF doz. '"'~-
FRCTTA AND SCTSThe demand for rrods in
this line was reasonably ssttEr, aud the renerai
market was hsm at the g,otcd prices.
GK1E FnCr-Apples au0saoo. ,e,non,
saONad0o: oranges, Palermo. xLWSn 90: oranres'
Nessiua, H0oCaG0Q
DRIED pFRrrfS-Tu1kev prpncs 1aa1sc. French
rrunes, 1caltc: fcs, drums. i613jSc. 'nos rsr-
looms, Asec; dates, new, 1@sI3c: sppaess Eat
en, sHtallc; apples, Southern, 6kas4c: peach
es, peeled, 17@isc; peaches, halves, unpeeieI, Ok
el0c; peaches, quarters, unpeeled. tas;<c: blacf-
eas.E.es; cher git:ed+ sS59c; cherries. impozssd. m
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demand, Il fdll fs1ckE Ne qu0te
op u1ck a follows: Timothy. pressed,
Siaeot2lAoo; praine, pressed 1Aoos115o; tim
oshy, loose, On wagon, ia oaalzea: prairie, loosc
On wagon, <laoA914oo- For delivery, & l9o4LA
for green cured and part cured quotations McTn
dropped 49Kc. We revt<e om hi
~ follows: City butchers., fA1a7c
eaurg DO. lkase; gfeeo Ea'sedr cured Light
, 1870-04-22
SUPERIOR COURT.
AP CAT-p

LIZZIE Jones '. Norris Drucker. This ID an ac-
ton brought to recover the vaine OF property al
legged t, have been Improperly sold by defendant,
In need Of el,m Of money, Hhc procured loan Of
81 pf the raNnb,oker on the security Of portion
q her wardrobe. She nawned the Clothing, giving
residence She charges that the articles were sau
without notice 10 heE- Defendant claims that no.
ucc was forwarded as the pawn-t.cket read.
COST OF CO0E, ETC.
John 4. Niles :. John Wright and Alfred Booth.
AEsumpeit to recover for services. On trial
Plaintiff claims that there Is balance due him as
manager Of an eating stand established at the
Michigan Southern Railroad Depot, from June /,
1863, during eight months he claims at the rate
Of sio reT month a1lsE1g such to be tas yslae
h!sng but deny my d tndsntensss alleging Shat
MECHANICS Lien.
Mcars, Bates Co. =. Adam Iiairlie. This is a
petition rlc1 to enforce mechanlcs' lten stated
at tsll9t, part of Section 80, 81, II east, CON-
n,enc!nR 1t the northeast corner of the section,
south chains Is LINKS, thence east 8 chains u
lnkR, thence north chains 10 links, thence wes1
chains e links, except q roadway Oh the soutt
Side.
John II. Dunham =. II. Gage. This Is a proceed
ing the chanceF3 side to set aside tax Eale ant
deed, on the allegation that sale was made whsI
rant Clyde Paris was materially altered utter I
" Rs placed in the hands Of The Collector. Ta,
rrcre1'y + The southwss. quarter q The n9rteas @
But ks Subdivision, original town OF Chicago.
HAHE ATTACHED
Omaha ;ia Natona, nalx r. EiFst National Dans
Eo1l-rtEfdeu, 10 recover II coo and Interest alIecc
| tn lie due. The charge Is that plaintiff advance
M sstscr Of crct Issued 80 by dcfendan It IS eia!me
| THAT the defendant guaranteed tho naymcnt g
| drafts OF Nash, upon Merriam Wilder, OF 81
rn, to the extent of I'll, ,ooe, and that there was
| fe1ur, nnS II
, 1870-04-22
telegramB were received on
LATER, 1:1 F.N
Brt&dssud9 UNCHANGED. Iard ss3A
LATER

IN fair demand and prices wore higher. the
market cloeing 1t SIC seller May, and s1;Sc
seller tho month, or cash; Yeller June sold It
s3c. Com was duh at unchanged prices. No
cats were Hrmar, selle1s aa6ng $40 for
selleE Hay. PrnviaionB and lake tne1ghts Heto
, 1870-04-22
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

roK8 OF Buffalo.
CLEARED FOE CHICAGO, AEElL 19.-Dark E. Cor
ninE.
, 1870-04-22

$50; green esl1, 1A5lse; dry nlnt isa1sc; cry
kalted, fGaiTc; gnbay, scoreti. cns, Of cthes*sss
damaged, twolhlrds price; branded, - per cent
, 1870-04-22

1he EufA1o elevator proprietors have agreed
That n future tho charge for e1evAting grain
shall be 1c per bu, including five DAYS storage,
And ac Per bn for each succeeding five days,
or Eart OF Eve days. in addition to tho above.
1he Chicago warehousencn copld well AFFORD
to reduce theiE charges. Even il it be admit
ted thas e Per bu is none too much for eley1t-
ing, including the right to twenty days storage.
sa nov, there is scarcely any one who will not
admit that = Nc for each succeeding dve days
is too much, and should be reduced 1t least
one half. A 11c for each five days IL fully -
much IS can Be Afforded on grain with the low
pt1ces now ruling.
Tbe following kilograms were received on
Change to-day:
new YORK, April s1.-Flour inactive and heAvy
AA sNs4sa Wheat inactive: Chicago, $L0sa1l 10
A1oAt; prime Milwaukee, <l-1o Adoat; amber,
$le4 Lid III store Corn steady and qnIet: new.
$L143l1e afostt old. &L16 In store 0ais strong
at &C in store. Lard Grm ut 1cc. Pork t1.U and
qu1ct at set..a Wh!Szey n1rnlJ held AMI quiet.
Gold, ll9A.
ctpsrS6,
EaoUr-Tame at A7n24so Choice snrinc
wheat trme7, suitable; No. ; Chicago, slRxtaI 10
a1oat7 Milwaukee, I'LL ancat; No !. {l.1+fa
!la IN Hnrr, x1.1a21.l6 ahnat Corn quiet; old
sL4h@Ll5 In store; new, $1.14kGl.1& OAls dull
3t &c In store. Provisions drm; port, $500,
lAr1, 1tc- Whisky dull and weak at $1.O7H,
III LIVERPOOL April s1-11:13 4 m--F1our, l9s I'd.
Mlnter wheat, 81 sd@ss I'd; red wheat. - 9d !,
Lard. 6BkA
, 1870-04-22
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGELENT

CHIC AGO = NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Ticktt Otscr. roathcast corner Of Cark and takrx
| corSSn hLCyTs ASn oNARA LtAK-
, 1870-04-22

i-Rcor;pt. -,}-shipm<n:s@
1ste. l,d9- il i570. lss9.
, 1870-04-22
COUNTY COURT.
RECORDERS COURT.

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EstIte of Sa1Eucl C, Cunningham. Will admitted
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nailp Amnrbee Sourmal.
PRESENT CONDITION OF THE
SHAKERS.

A correspondent of the Springfield Mass
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Shakers, giving information derived from a
residence of fourteen years in one of their
communities. He concludes as follows
sit cannot be concealed that for the last ten
or fifteen years their numbers have been d.
minishing, the older men and women dying,
and leaving few to fill their places. The
world offers decidedly brighter inducements
than their life of retired self-denial, and out
of fifty children they bring up, scarcely more
than one will stay longer than till eighteen or
twenty-one years old. They natter theil-
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Mt hand an awakening. as in the days of Moth
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filed to overlooking This is the secret nope
at the bottom of the pains they have taken OF
late to make their creed and forms OF worship
peculiarly known; this explains the Atlanuc
articles and Music Hall exhibitions of Elder
+. w Evans of Lebanon. They now num-
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