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, 1870-03-26

Tlno Plains, the e1stern terminus of the road
md reached there At 4 T. N. The ss.t:oa houas
was taken Possession Of, and Altar teAziug up
portion OF the trssk the posse embarked on
special train fer Fshkfll
Atesety station the Agents and other eu.
p!oyes OF the FoAi were gwen TIER choice OF
sorEng fw the Columbia i Duch,ss County
Company, Or to learc. Except in oas instance
they chose the Litter.
When ttey left roughteopeio for the eastern
terminus. the Surrogate OF Duchess County.
tendent Of Tue Duchess i colulnlas Railroad,
left tho same city for the Western terminus Of
the road reaching their destination. Fsnkll
Landing, At midnight Thera they aet the
Master Mechanic OF the Duchess i Co]uohiA
Hoad- Another locomotive Eas got ready, and
train wxs started for Tine Plsins, meeting
Change Of locomotives and conductors VISA cf-
fected. when both trains moved on again TO their
respective destinations Mr.. Van bsakltk did
not proceed east, but was stationed II Plum
font, With some men to protect the track aud
switches.
The entire movement was 50 Pl1nned - to
completely surprise tho Superintendent Of tho
Bot.ton, Hartford l. Erie Company. He knew
nothing OF the movement until IN attempt was
made, at O'Clock yesterday morning, to stArt
the regular freight train for Pine P1Ains, As
the train was About to moro from FishEl Sta
s.1tlt s3ulTUR3L6 fOWlef told t116 coblnc*oe tna&
he could not run his train. A written notlcr
sas served on Superintendent Graves, ~hoim-
medi.tely started for Sewbnrgh to take coun-
gel. Robett G. Rankin, Jr,, then mounted the
engine with force OF men, md was about to
take the responsibility Of starting the train
nten MI. Fowler ordered him To stop. Cut
ting the locomotive loose from the train. he
started for Plum Point. On reaching there
he meant to destroy portion Of the track. hut
ho was prevented by 4 large force 1t the june
non under command Of Master Mechani. Van
ski1k
Superintendent Graves, Of the Boston, Hart
ford 4 Erie. said that the Dutchess and Co
lnmhn people have taken forcible possession
Of their road, seized TIE stations, bribeI tbs
men, and locked the switches. They held pos-
session BY force alone He has telegrapheat to
Boston for instructions
Yesterday afternoon the regular passenger
tram coming west consisted Of locomotive
snd = freight car: In the CIR were Bettees from
aliilhrook Church for the acco1molatioa Of
the passengers. Ep to a late hour yesterday
afternoon no outbreak had occurred, and the
Duchess and Columbia folks we're in peaceyul
possession
, 1870-03-26

IN should propose iu the committee that a
r. Jtu.;1n I.ns. b. s,pe.sl and passed s1.iulns
md allowing thsir sale only 10 sc.u,l ast.fs1.
~ nnces fst the Homestead 4ad rr-enp.ion isvs,
e. lo.s ol NOT more than 16o sores cA:h, NJ
eleMaH opposed Tho proposition in conni.toe
and defeated it, saving the clsinas Of tho mi.
tps;r mus. moHae % ,eonssasIsd lh.. charge being
. But the Senator pubishea, over his on own . sie-
s1endc,t nss ~ intsreni,l charge that your co.re
;aor;dsnt Is interested With adspecu1ato1a. It
no.oJ Go'"merre be doesn't read it carefully. or
as Moula discover his nniatake 1t ia not too
that naen u to say that have written mora against
tIs tnat el.ss Of wosthies tsome Of whom "a Tie
gnatos -. q. most intimste tricnds) within tho
pnet year than any man in Tho business. The
va! to guard against speculation ii this c,ae il
20 oppose the railroad company's attempt 1t
m.hiel ,Iphsnse land sreeulations and 40 restora til,
WithdfaWn Lands to market that no snrrnl.tnr
ean Eet IN .cre Of them. Tho passage OF \
1eso,ofion ,s Of ten lines would l-ias a5oat that
up two years. e~''- '>'A''
, 1870-03-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

s,,,>. ., ,.,,,, fsioAy EVENING, March ~
unas u. ss' ~ rTsS.7.o.s WI h. nh
III old Fhsc 70 the nss e eaaEes s sia ef st9I u
agS, unless othetwise expressed.
= u btItELt-l?ece!yrsl. $3.50 hs: shipped, 1.4no
w ~ ta!1F chufce E7ulps there Ii still scstctty
ran1e nan p'ces 10! sch Ef1nan ar1u al the atancc
account, though improving, i still ilpb, IL.
Inofc: e., Cholse daily. aA.3sc; fair to eoel
q eoc. summon gtales' IL
a hAGGlSt:-Thc market for grain bags exhibit
ed thtafr more animation today, and the feeling
among dealers se.u,e', 10 he on oi sr,ai.r tlrm-
n prod demand, xerr aiso Sar!apa. AMI previous
A., 4 .sHs; 49, Fq;s l7.ss ssxe: Iadlow I ssS.4
~; AFeat Falls, 49c; American, 41c: Union A.
sc: Eunnics, eE-bu, 21@esc: hntlapa, lNssac;
"Goi ssckA &C.
GIkEEThsr. IT, At a@ tsl ts!ysse ,1ss
aiuc!r. ahd ~ me low prices now prevalent, the
.ai taatat = hrns. 1ul rf1crs hrlfS demanded and
ottane,s. The stocks of r'ne goods an light, hui
ss,ov. inss tae,osr ia isc NV wcs,eln ae'a
cGat Tn rhor ,.,
the market for coal. The demand continues mode.
t' oesng connne1t ~ surrlyins current necesst-
ne uae. feeling devciorct' ras hanily 50 nsu- "
MaAe nas a. snanSr & IN O. nnr qunt.ti9ns, a. fol-
so6 LeesWanna Le un sls s,Sg; ossa4s aSasn psnass
E EiN WIa Aaa nHH anl. ssVeasoo Pittsburgh. "Chtr
a3nd Vi1 Wna H.. IH.aese1 Gnlrf.wa AttsEai R!tge.
~. i,,tno!l lonenioshsn! $tn; Walnut llitl s6oa3
~; ,s,r1an,s !iat,ss Gua', $tsssGW.
. VT sEE-Ine Advtres rerrlred irnm The East
to-haT were OF fav0rahfe character and unfrr
t1 - ~ utManu rum tne interior, prices
LIZ es ~ me apiFhiesl 1a.et: Mocha <A9 alc
1sS1aI e. ;c1,o,, ~; y; b., .aasa; r.asHx Ein
So IN tHH!n lt'. sftf11'4c. 1aF 10 E7Hl,
aaatnssc; prime 70 choice, es'a asa4c. Lasuayra,
H.TM;;r.
, 1870-03-26

sartyer and D. J. Fo4ey, Baltimore; J. C. MOI.
reN, Detroit; @ Y. UnherhiA, >RochcdtE; ], E
AEsrttS, 0oston: z. b Brown, Detroit; q. ".
Ada@A1 Providence: }. C. FaWcett 1rttsblrVh;
H. Johnston. Frankfort; IL n W1illamA janet.
Vile; q e. Cartwright, Hannibal; G. ]. Roo-
ttn4. Cincinnati.
7KExuEr Houzx,
Among the arrivals II the fremont H1use yer
teFsiay, were the following: z N. Abbott, r King
land, e II. Sacklen, z WalHsch, Ecw York; ".
Allen, Davenport; e. Alden, J. s. Chapman, bos-
ton: l. T. Ripley, @. @. Russell, J. IL Ttkhe, St.
Louis: E G Dean, Detruit; j. ". FerelL Wheel
inE; G: Y R1Rgs, tttanA; IL 4. Hutchtngs, DEN
yer: ". Il HtaMfd, Omaha. J, n. 1ahatn, Cedar
RAPlas: X. Il Lewie, FttabuyKh; C. u. Miller, Ann
Arl0t.
ER1Gfa uoUaE
Among the Arrivals It the Briggs HonBe, yester-
'lAIt Wtic NC following: MAYOR ". II. calk1ns, L
q. Grant DesAoincs; d n BraithWait, Phtladel-
pan; p 7. Copper, Louisville; o. Clarke, Kock-
iofI; +. D. cady, 7. Davis, L Wilkins, New York;
< Il liymcrA, ST Louis; J. Sampson, Dubuque;
+ s!motlt Omaha; T. O. 1ancs, 5fcGrrgor; J. F.
Fa1nau, lafayette: J. ". Horne, Batavia; L.
lachings, Rockford; d B. lilbllaru, jackson.
81. JAMES HOTEL
Among the arrivals at the ST. Satncs Hotel ycs-
ternay, we're the following: E. n. Andrews, St
Joseph, Aa l. Cheney, bloomington; r j. car-
psnts.. Sew York; !: q; Crane, Lasalie: W. s.
Coleman, Hartford: G. F. Davis, PhIladciphla. n.
s.cn, Louisville; E. 81 Morris, Cincinnati: /. s,
Ransom, Milwaukee; A. ". Eayle., Quincy; S,
Woodward, Sandwich; E q. Taylor, Iowa City.
, 1870-03-26
\ 1fcEEnF With $1,000 Se,rrd t;p in
fsf~ &'lothcA-1rfs sudden Death by
11rnff nlupnx xr

From The RStaae County (0Aio) Dr7noe4us
On "Wednesday. March 9, about s,ln-down, q
ragged, rcpulsive, flthy creature, carrying \
bundle Of rags, and leaning YEARLY upon
rude staff, applied At The house of Eli Hutson,
who livcs mile cast 81 Edinbu1g Centre, for
food and lodging for the night Mr.. II. At first
telt Like refusing him entertainment, but finsl-
~ provided him with supper, and agreed to
give him lodging.
At tho hour for retiring. the wTctchcd being
brought into the rittinE room his ~rctehcsl
stove and preceded to disrohe for the uieh,.
declining. meanwhile, al offers Of diffcscnt
bed. Rolled in the rags, tho beegar tossed
and mcaned the lvelons night avay, bccom-
tEs quiet only about morning. About o'clock
1Eu1sday morning, M. Hutson arose and pro
cecdcd to ell h;s peculiar guest. Once, twice,
and even thricc, he called, and still the moan
ing Sleeper Hluuabcrcd on At last, howcecr,
he wss awakened and proceeded to arise,
Af:cr getting upon Lis feet. Anl while In tho
act ot iuttans Oh = garment, he fell, gssped.
ard die.!. So sudden anil ~ strange Was ali
this th=t tho inmates Of the house. - we'll they
might be, were filed with awe and fear.
SeiGIhtrs were notified Of the untoWatd dis
rcEsasion. and consultation hcll
4 coraner's inquest MAS held. The Jurors,
having teen imranclled. took possession Of tho
with iu.uncrahle veruai.,. and removed it from
the houFe to the barn. y tlseir direction D1s
Weir and Ewing proceeded to make q ros.
'rcr''e7n examination, ard discovered that The
cause OF the death Of the petson before them
wac disease Of the heart Proceeding to an
examination Of the deceased, to the surprise
md wonder Of all. concealed in An inner gar
ment. @ tewcd up in three different parcels, was
Hyaa fupno mo- mGnsS-o noscs eco notes, s1e notes.
| aseh ano the smaller dimensions, the whole
IGunt - eHne, Lns fouid secscted being
81 ,"msl, I'M, This feature Of the .l1aif
sss s.e,,e noss : rem,askable-and "a, for Tho moment
essmt incredible, but get Was really 90. From
ieani1s e 1he.s !b,. hs found on nc dece;sel i
rame Patrick Diamond, lis .ro is rn.% ~ H.
ssstn5e .ha i1 ase f.et si1 inches Ho was soldies
n n;uI ine non a!py, hasins enlisted At Louis.
adih , Ohio 1eeiment from which ho vas he henos.
Aois Msenslfed On account Of tuberculss
found was letter from .ho rcssion Arsat pape, q
q, rcland, dated in 1851, and directed IT, ~
! tiencc Diamond, Ashta5nla, Ohio, Fur4he,
thar this there is no clue to the personal h. h;ss
tory or social relations Of TIC nan. II be M I,a,
friends, family, or relatives, they arc stn to
q developed
, 1870-03-26
AT n'm but he bad no notion Of doing 50 jus.

| then. Va "''A1e - 'Nn
nnothar month went past, and still the accu
sA.:on hung oyH the heads Of Mesara, Gun
miner 20, blasting their credit and char.
r. ,e i.,,no.a n .aesroyang their future prospects
principal Of tho company wsnt to r Wssh.
he could commsn5 70 be.s% % u1on aoenss ca@m;4.
asoner noihns, succeeded In getting ! .<:ommis.
tioa n o. inquiry which would dsciei1e!y declaro
co,onel Co eas % ga.e pop Deputy coram',toneE n.d.n
omsc md one from shocks, examined tho
books OF the house for the third time. and
1oand everything fair and sqaate,
The caza was han Withdrawn.
ta1ec oAfs before the third and lsst ota.,.
manon OF the books, aocounta, DC, stranger.
Whom Nj. Cummings did not know, approseh.
ed nun while he was standing outside 6iu con-
ufeated establishment, and asked lin il there
~ uot . sotnc trouble with the government
n nefc. On receiving the reply that there wka,
4h Ia auaHGer, IN an insinuating tone, half
y whispered that he would make it Ill sat,are If
ne got 6 900. Mr.. Cummings ordered tho
sconndrel to begone, o. be would hive hin n. n.
rested. --'111 -
Ne" fsrt taa'eA p neg,aafA 10 tbs csnrtnna.t
Commercial
IL Las leaked out that Bailcy's hlackmsiliue
operations a1tenl Is far ~ Cincinnati, A shoE
.,me $50 be stized, On its arrival here, large
Ea.: apPAAls conhlened 70 th18 city by
CINCINNATI f'En- A few days liter tho finn rc-
eeivcn letter from Bailey himself, recon-
y. menainE them 70 employ = certain law firm to
attend TO the matter. The reply Of tho Arm
Wss more significant than polite. It ia = model
ot laconic writing:
. r. & .5oshna Ecity. Collector, He7r York.
: Or: 10 TO h-L We wont be blackmailed,r
The sc4uel il equally racy Thres months
elaprei, and the goods remsined under seizure,
! he finn employed = lswyet to 70 tn W.sh;n~.
ton, there to look after the case. &c found liz,
it had nerer been reported, aud procured from
e1-C 1-Conmissioucr ltollins an order for an imme-
ttiate report from Bailey and IN explanation Of
fhe Seizure, but Bailey made no reply. The
lawyer procured another order from Mr.. Fol
hns md came to New York himself. Eailev
told him the case wss L very aggravated one,
but, upon finding that the counHel was not 10
be bullied, changed his tono and released tie
goods unconditionally.
, 1870-03-26
The Produce Markets,

NEN tnRh.
Skw ioRk, March sa-Cur7os-stcaly a,
ssa+e Ter mlfditnE upiaaeis.
RREAnSIrffs- Fl.'ur sttA'ly and shaiIe 1rnler
u f. Axe ass lor supcrine state aiit Wes,sm: I'm:
sttNaaa0 for extra STATE: t..:a2aasm, for white
:. .heat n E Eexs1a; A'ssGteo fur ruunl-hoop Oh,o:
!aeGSheo for extra s. Louis: filu.4us for soo,i
br!s at =. .s:saaeo. Corn mcal quir,- Whcas-Isp-
cefpts t.4oo hI: matAt! Ia &: letter, and mndey-
s1S1g snE1sts se y e; k3les s! bn a. sios for M
as'!'eTsa: ,sl sl-:.:l.:: o. ~nssr re.i and an
quiet. Barley In moderate rrque-t: Rales l.Gxl
10 at &c for txo-rowe,l State: sI.fsksi.da ior
canada West Barley Hal1 quiet Corn-ise-
ou II s.s.l 100 fo7 new mix-s, Wes,arn; &c foy
dainsst.i new n'tIetl Western: xl.rl. i.0s for oil
n mise. Western in s,nrs and aaoa,; a.ol ist new
sales :. 90 TN .: Hs+o'!h.e toE Western: 6i.ssc
GEocEK,rs-K,cc dull Coffee nr1n: saI.s E OPS
bags Rio Oh priy1," terms. sugar qulet: sales "a
hlds Cuba NJ 3'.pta.e- Muiaas.:s quiet: xales is
n:is ~ N.Y. 0siea;.s at -. &c; aud e hLds Porto
HoP-Stra1s RI 1sa ost for American.
PEEc..rA-F1r'n al 1ss c for crude: es:4tes.c
L1sstEn OH Quiet 4, ,a1sec IN casks.
TrhrESIsSEsla'"t at +e1+6,sr. .-.... ..
. or @cs. ,s1 nr,r or 40 aod rs 81 q
for prime mess; al~, 70 btls mess seller March
and A1E1l u IN "a sd;A Beef quiet anl s1ea,ly;
@ kalea o! I iSs - hf's al al9o0. iah' for new plain
mess: t1!.eHSl4.5 TOR new txt1A nens< Tlerce
btef quiet: sales Of u res Vt ss4eAxssOo for
Eaa9 Ett MeS' ali 3S.oU..NU ZOE !ndla mess
nee1 naEh kseahy; sales IN ofts at seama5e- %
loF new. cnt meats steady; saks Of LIS pkrs
,5He ior hana Aiddles nrner: sales of
cai: ::1a14e for sdert fbbeG laa1 GH11aaa sisner:
faeN @. =, y, =: lEsIs:tc for steam, and 15a
!a;e iGl kcule-frndeEed' alko- 1850 les steam.
nnffA II avs
Ohio. Cheese dull at l+A1tc-
fRk1SH1s To pLskRrooLltuies and fru
LATEST:
ate e&poH and SPECULATIVE demand for tEt:l!utn
ann !ow ezra Wheat wheat, shaae aFner, N1ta mol
No GhteaEo: s1.1n!1le fot No l Milwaukee,
4nd sLSNLx' f.5 *!uter red anI ahlf,eF Festern
~ te ,os, neuh Sat1 aS e, G1s H, a. FOR West
=, - - ~ Nsroh snaae pnsr o. Mss.
ansfangrd mi is ~ ~ a. nesi quiz ann
steam at ssSaeash, and soo bzts, sei!cs ApsL Nay,
aha Hrss .ens; 81 u 1s3*S *;,e ,,,s.n,.
WwrSrr ~ ~ ".1a s.Is' IL ~ ~ ..,,
&c. ne. @A1s' "a NV o'47 "es'ef'' ~
crp;x.7, Na!,h EnslSSAlL ssSSkE E,..nr1s-r,onz mn
9oaset' g oags T. utana wv E3,S Eaa, - tans:
ain rem In crxsi |rrnatS AZ -. ~ rnr MIA
snd ia .sc for xhitc anI 5e1Iows Gsts s,rads a;
demand. barte1 il mosiersst dru,aRa: saIes Soos
fsiI - ava 1'~ 'F''--'' ''>'' "''s~'' N'' A''
4ats rn77ox-rt,7n hn. or,e,. nt,1,ne rn,s,ds Or
Tesaeeo-suPply =: sSssi i .ss asnsad and
Wtrsrr ~ F1rr1 a. ocaatc - ~ .rsni .nI ;-,,,-
bound cCsrr,agr. "l'A 1o-''
,r h3esa1 49, seG ar nr5, 20 aoess @ ask-
nIee W. rort sd aa ~ "a ans ,Ser - y
Inors e1Jes5 han fs11s's E; q ,nts Faie:
hh1n1hr :, - ,n,n 1nS14fs9r, - o1 aos aAse osen
, 1870-03-26

Frc1N IN Nef T0Fk 70b1fNf, K0reh "A
Last January the Boston. Hartford / Erie
Company, haTinE leased the Duchess Il CD
lumiA Koad for period Of rinety-nine yesrs,
raid the rent due IN that month with papar
On Wednesday last that paper was protested.
The Sheriff : attachments following closely
after, The Duchess L Columbus peopls bocams
and thcrcfmo hurried to get posseas;on Of
their rad again- At 9, on Aonday night, un-
der instructions, President George Il. Brown,
Vim. 6. Emo, Esq, snd John A. Iced, the ht-
ter the Secretary OF the D. i c. Company, loft
Punghkeers;e in : elcse car1isse 70, Silver
Like Station. oh The lino Of tho Glove Branch
Road, reaching there II midnight, The easi-
Ieer md his assistants vnrp Izoused 1t once,
aod 1t l:so T. n Ill weso en routs fot
, 1870-03-26
IIr. McCrnrJ md the Whirtcmure
Case

In the Washington dispatches to T8r Cn1-
cAoo Tn1rrSE giving The vote in the butler
saie-of-eadctship care, the member q The
Crazy, is put down in the List Of those who
:. dodeed." Nothing could be more unjuet
than this Every one who lnowH Mt. Mcc1ary
knows hoK utterly ground|css and falro such
An imrutation IL az to him. He Was en- route
Tor Iowa when tho rots was taken IN the Bat
IT Case, and 70 could not vote. He was en-
more, snl 20 ct the whole category Of cadet
eml, vtndels: No man in Congress is more in
eaEa1lc OF dishonesty than be. No man
~ 49, more xsEcnnously insist on tie punishment
sres er nv msacr of that body guilty Of malfcas
1rI;1n sS N o, oa1ce. We hope to SEQ prompt cor
MccTsrr ~ T.. -. e. AHlbt;SE OF the wrong done Mi.
EeoAuk Gaae City ~'AA 'f'''s''''"
, 1870-03-26
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
-tnnnn1 E1~~t1on To-ni&ht~-The Itexslar aud
0Hpn~ttien Tickets.

The annual meeting OF the members Of the Chi.
caRu Library Association Will be held TODAY. fos
shc Cltrtion Of uttfcrrk Two tickets arr in fhc
nela, 10th OF tncm Eand and Rrnt interest In the
election IL manifested h! the members The reyu-
Tar ticket Ia Is follows:
fer frrrd.at-1a1nr4 llankrv
ttr ftra Fir t'r<>tHset-Ohadiah Jaefsou.
ftr : ee~d tEes fthSslsnf -.yu1tn 4 Hlsr.
Pr t".7rsno.dsa9 Srtvt1.-V-W. +. wbitthnuxr
Lhr =. e"r3;ng S.s7rtasl-K " Briiee
Fn Tttasur1-HeDry t:n~nebauiu.
, 1Sr raneqer*-GeFrrS S. Bowen, /. /. Bond, n. ".
tu!a. lnHthcT. W. H. CharTell. NIL Francis Coviy
The opposition ticket Is hA follows:
For In~ndrs.s-Inin A. RIer.
Fin ,. F.t I.f+s Jr-stds~i-C, e. nonpcv
tf S.eoad Vie {frrdeat-A. ,Iackron
Ie' t.rrsynsdi~9 xsrrsars-H R Hobart
r. E~eurr4isg Setr<terY-A ". BrfdFr,
Hr 1ftsssk*sT-M. u. buchanan. ....-...-
Fer .H1sa1+rs-f;cn. s. HnN.n, l.. T.. Bond, W. IL
KIH 1tl La$tyup, ~ "
, 1870-03-26

ss1ce ee sos[9s oossas. ..-'-...'-..- e ssoasse1 . @
,1o, faasss f.o:;na ;o;st s:;a, laoeaa d
lioE: sad s@sIi t@sei: + = j. fesi. ,aoea,.ee
uss. ~, nas =, % ~ " "
pc5tets 5 eualaon ss, ooa'us auu N o,il A y
r. faenss5 sqaaEea e;,t 1aeSsl<9e
fsts fsdas posts round e e. y y
Sawed shingles, 10. 1.......-,...~..-, 27s4 SO
sawed shingles o. ssaz z.m:"-....... ao&s SO
The receipts toa.g ~ wsle fsr vet insufficient to
seepese. eet ~ Of tse aae md coz
- or ia; .,-..-.........-..--.-.--. sas'yK
~ T,tcSNa saMea. ...:-.;---,....-...- l5naa5
thctcess 1fnr7n se1S.ss 70 Ss swo inches IN
tS teaa ,adrd when transferred, which char foil6ws
'He rTaSSs EH'aS'sa
co1unsta,,Seiv nm, ~, ~ Eis ssIotk1PFces were
TH-nor n, n,,,.
TN. q t1r "a. ,,5,,r 49,, loNll, slo.oo: tonnnR
un' 1ec, 1A4 ~ Nss' tos'; smau pigs. i1c: tar
-, I,oDc1p ,to..rt.
80 -. - not. sc: copper bottoms,
SnETr Ese., = -; &c untid copper, ~
i,y, sheet ioLc: spe,ter liz eask' 1Ss' nsa quail
10 ~. - ~ = - ana l0c; 10 and II. 1nSc;
i6c. . TO- @ g. -. H. .E - anc ID 1sc' II. lsc Is,
SAmITinte e; demand WIZ ,trht so, mi, NJ, -,
ias sa1 ~ E,1E, ssfant g ana nfn a. follows:
LSs. Il !. en.,, - = -, 1ee. Aee: ~ Ee2,
= ID. -, r. " -, 1sNs >Asa; -. KEY.
49, N &C 5.4sos ~ ~, keE 9.slos Inc baIed 81,
0ifatTnr rnnTaMant Tus l., ~. AeH. xHsA
- .finht ~. eaeat N ene ieAlln0 Ola exhibit
tlats of Iae i4ts ~ ths VIA me nseysons
n, n,oe ,h,s 80 nau 1s Geot1A Irth1X sectneal
~ t.nss snosn ' n1n1ua1V sa4uea were unchanged
Ca..pn. 5or. .r,t Ha''1lss wv, lii o. ssss ssnla!:
= -. N :; ~ eSna SE Af1 OIL Sly; No !,
ooIee. EnxIe III 4 r. 1i.sceI
aA.sss: ssrs,ts. II a.. inhr,c,rnr ~ oaaA ~.
,.q7snsias; I, ss ,;y i i III; sls1ha: e.
Rff,ENTh,. ,,.,Ss; W; - 4. ~ ", -, -
nj chaner Of iynrc!tanIe "a res eG eaaanss an;e on:
3ataSc Az .'''n''a' sa'e9Ie' Artacs2,
SDAp,S-Thcrp wac t,,- ,,.,v.r,o,,, =. ,.
KIT AMI nnntaY,nsa ~, ~ WI. slaeat y tH!s Mas-
md nnchaseTs1 ~ a,'I. 1u,st CoinpAaassU urn
-L4ssc: rat,,-, hr,,Ae ,'. % IN asa French,
is,4isc. '''A' 'e'A'' Ho4eteo e1s1i4e,
, 1870-03-26

BKEF CATTLETn. so.neTbs, Ia ,in{ssa i{d .I,s1s asfs
ol beeTe8 On sale t'@1ay-only ks6 heal Eere r.
esiysd.ndueed @ - verI nEn feeling all a1oand,
n*rn current Ut my previous time Win he past
fortnight There was something Of Z t2lItn1 on
In The attendance OF Eastern BUYERS, bur fhc lew
~no did enssf an appearance evidently meant oasf-
hess. Anus with the exception OF - few odds aud
cnda' The Pens were cleared by o'clock. Tie
quality oi the sIotk nsceived was unusual1y good.
lev that you'd cot grade above common The
Map, portion was COMPOSED OF falr to prime
70 l lat ~ see1b Tbes ~ fe; fe% ',oe a
81 Moe@1.oo Sales Of choice were edectezl st
SO, for averages OF from 80 to I, 80 Is
aad l ot eat1 4 q for grsde.. steers aver
few lots 1t $a5ha65o-chIedy 1t ATaa4sa for
good to extra cows and common 70 fair neshy
Neefx stnce cattle continue TO fe much neglect
re y satafAcios! pricesr $!oo2aho being al that
i19m SO 70 90 - asesase Although IT, closing
Faid earlier II the day, the FEELING developed was
ra1 nn en,'n an,y 70 speedy Esacon soe
eventN DRIVERS AMI country shippers, II they
would promote their own Interests, Win move can.
Gonss io1 NE ne1tten days, buying sparngly, aud
cL0S1SG FRicEs.
Extra graded stfct~. s1.3nS.3
Choice Beeves-tsne, al, wrll-forHicd,
- te,i. yea6 e =, o'I sarrs and Averaging
Prime BerVesItsoe.1, ssii.fai;.d. aneay- '''=
Iotmet1 Steers, averaging l,l0o 70 LEO ..
Fair R1atle-Fsr sseers, 10 fnr nesn, 'S''
y xa, xassEss.ng 1ete I, ,s'sn ~. a7sass,
s.ts,i 70 l'eso s:x,, e, as5sae,
r., nesn. averaging ssD to l,oao hd.....-.. +5osanl
lh!tri"r-L2ht and thin cows and
HkCIS4 4 sSkat
, 1870-03-26
Thc Dcn.ocrntfc Vynr I'm New York,
Albany tHarra - De.ateh to tAr Nt1e York Essning

AAH 11tAEANAkA&%At wa NC" FOEh$
Albany txarr& - ne'pntsa 70 tAt Ne York Esen'ng
The defeat Of the Police bill and it's tondcrs
In the Assembly, yesterday, is the topic OF con
Nersahon to-day, and grcst excitement exists
1t the Capitol and 1t al the Leading hotels,
t'Young Denocracv" wae held Last night ii
the De1Avnn House, which lasted until dsy-
light 4 new pian Of campaign Was agreed
uron and new slate made out. John Norris
.ey. John Fox. and Sheriff OD,ien vera the
iesaing sritits in laying out Tho plan1- The
following Was Agreed upon ~ the new basis OF
operations TO retrieve their fortunes and secure
the rsssoEe Of the charter:
Street Commissioner Mclean to be in
st1ucted to remove Tweed at once II tho or
der Is oheEed, Mclean is 10 be Nominated for
Mayor IN IT n'.ee q creameEs who, MoEzissey
The Street Department is to be judicioual5 dis
tTbutcd amoue the members OF ths Legiala-
ture to secure the pasesEe OF the charter. It
= reported that Mclean promised to remove
Tweed.
sheriff oRien is to be appointed Street
term Of Office. nd..Genct End Eortou are to be
sIEointed Commissioners Of ths Croton Hoaza.
The Police bill to be amended, and II passed,
Coroner Flynn to ba given the pl1ce Of Super
The tail providing for the election Of In
aba ndoned and their selection to i,e left to the
Police Commissioners, - heretofore.
1t il openly stated in public pixies tha.
eco. .Oco will be expended, II necessary, TO se-
cure The p1aec Of fetss d Sweeney, - Cham
rissey, ANDY" Shchan, Of Philadelphia, John
Fox, and 0'hien, and up to the List moment
bc WAS given to undar1tADd thAt the futura
success Of the combination depended upon
, 1870-03-26
REAL ESTATE,

as Hte ueeas conveying city and suburban
properly within seren nilea OF the Court uouse
fied for sicosd oo Friday, March 5:
EonNas nlars, 800 II OF co,tare Grove av
~ 991lso II with other prupsr1T: Ma!rh
Ashiaan =; corner II Taifry-toui:a sl "
&S41l43 i-1U It; March s' 4 a.o
SCUM rak as, nf Douglas Mas. e T.
snn,b seatsS Ps9x ~ y; 4atsh 1s,o1s
south Earr az I'D asth :, ~; is,5ao
w. . Nl0xf00 IT. March sa AN
behson r y II south Of Thir7y.n,y1 Il "
s<xls4 It; Mafch a3.,,. = 40.
Dlacknawk =, Us It oi Ha,stt.d n n tr,' ''s
angie lat, 9sx17sxs9 #; Fcb. &c s"' -,
cneesn IT. !. =, " cor ot Wtscoas1n St, eI, oa1
NMel x g cor Of Clay ST, c I, e51Is5 Il:
Morton f. ED # Of Donyias nIarc al o'o
123 II; March A..,..,..' y - n,
Els9Vn road, 1e1 II = OF Waubsosis ave;es -"
1139 n: March e...,,....-' ~,
WauhansA ~. 9o5 II Of ELTON rnsd. AZ A''''
25x1n1 n. Feb. r. f8.....,. s-x
west y 1shlnKton st, no $40 II y OF Lincoln
st, al, a5xi25 Il: March s3, snoo
s0r1H OF CIT uxI1A
h1mbarx AZ, 10 It = OF Bowen St, { 1. 4ox1,5
u; Hafch H..-.......-..,..... 1aG,
'Wnodlawn ~, zoo II OF Oak st, { t. sQxass
It; April ao, 1909 ..,..,...,... I'm
WET OF old CITT L1XfrA
On Sueer, 461 It v OF Morton ST. cor of
West Erie Ft, ~ I, Anxle4 It; Peh 1 I'm
West Randolph st, sou II Of Yagt, st. 81.
11lstl IL Jan. .l.................,,, LAO