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MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE r. r.
MANIFEST OF FREIGHT RECEIVED AT
MEMPHIS April IA, Is70.-Malone, Thomas
q Co., ! bale cotton; Taylor, Radford &
Co, 2 do; J. r. Goodwin & Co., l do;
TooE. Phillips & Co., l DO, "A sacks cotton
seed. Moors & Norton, 2 bales cotton;
Black, Estes & Co, 2 do; T. H. Allen q
Co, 4 do; Gronauer & CO., ! do; Clarke,
Civ g. Co, 6 do; Lane, Moore & Co, 7 do;
Rootes, Vance 4 Co., 3 do; Guy, McClel-
Ian & Co., 6 dos Hill, Fontaine n Co, I
do; Edmonds, Todd & Co, 2 do; Howes &
woodbridge, ] do; ] F Frank & Co., I do;
Parker, Ward d Co., 6 do; Fargason q
Clay, 2do; Partee & Harbert, Ado; New
ton Ford q Co, q do; o. G.. Cannon q
Co. 1 package sundries; @. z. Theme, I6
DO; NJ. and G. Railroad, edo; Thomas q
Gross, Idof McCOmbs q CO., 2 do; j. W.
Erwin, l do; James Bachman, 20 do;
Keck d Bro, ! head cattle; John McNul-
". ] do; Schwoob & Co., l package sun
dries; Edmonds, Pettigrew 4 Co, 3 do;
Rootes, Vance & Co., ] do; Fsrgsson q
Clay, 10 do. s--
- .zA-As-- -
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Two ARD satin stripe French Pique
for 81, or n additional number of yards
at SOC per yard, worth 75c per yard, in
gold.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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REMOVAL.
HITE ( CORWtNE
JOB PRINTERS
AND BINDERS.
u Union ST, AppeaI RulIdlnu.

H~ We take pleasure in stating to our ma
irons that we have removed our Job Printing
Establishment 10 No. IA Union street, AND. Al
Building, where we hope to see our old r,,s-
toners and as many new ones as win axz M
Inc our work and prices. We are now 7ore-
pared 70 10 ALL kinds OF Printing and Bsnd-
ing on the most reasonable terms
Our STOCK OF Cards, Bllbsads and Cap Pa
pers is complete. Our material eopslska of
latest STYLES Of type, pressaa etc MO
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GRAND opening of dry goods, ladies'
and children's dresses at Menken Bros,
(see card). They exhibit the latest Paris
designs in ladies' and chiidren's robes
and walking-suits. We suppose all the
fashion of the city will be gathered there.
GENTLEMENi-We have custOm-made,
late style shoes, which we warrant togive
satisfaction, at low prices. Look at our
Prince Albert shoes, Oxford ties, calf.
VENDIG BROS. & CO.,
No. 226 Main street.
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ARRIvAL-S0e0 dozen Ladies'
Tsnen Coiiars, at fve cents each.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE o~opartnership heretofore existing and
Il doing a commission and brokerage busi-
ness, under the hrm name OF Estes, Stratton
q Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual CON-
sent w. ID. Stratton disposlng of his interest
TO L. w. Miller, who win continue the same
business under the firm name Of Estes, MIL
Ter & Co. THOS. H. STES,
w. ID. STRATrON.
Memphis, April l, ls7O.
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Examine Qua FRENcH cORsETs.
CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main.

JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has the
largest variety of Mouthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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PARLoR Music HALL-Second street,
between Jefferson and Adams, to night.
Tonight, ten new stars. Tom Adams and
Miss May Clifton. Don't fail to see
them.
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PLAIN, checked and striped Nainsooks,
three yards for 81, or any number OF yards
in proportion.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
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THE Kenosha Telegraph says the longer
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is used
in the family of its editor, the better it is
liked.
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THE LATEST News may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 2S6K Main
street.
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A LOST ART REvIvED.-It is said that
the Roman ladies embrowned their faded
hair with a transparent fluid, but the Sc
cret of such a composition was unknown
to any modern chemists, until PHALoN
discovered and produced his VIFALIA, OR
SALVATION FoR THE HAIR. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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GENERAL John L. 7. SNEED:

We, the undersigned, your friends and
fellow-citizens, respectfully solicit you to
announce yourself as a candidate for one
of the Judges of the Supreme Court. We
presume it will be conceded by all, that
one, at least, of the tive judges to which
the Western Division is entitled, should
reside outside of our own city. With
pleasure we AVE seen t hat in all sections
of the State your name has been fayora-
bly, mentioned inconnectiop with the Su-
preme Court Bench, and we desire by this
card to formally place you before the pub
lie, and, at the same time, to attest our
confidence in your worth and eminent
qualifications for the lofty place to which
we hope the people will elect you. We do
not hesitate to say, for ourselves, that we
believe your friends, everywhere, con-
template with pleasure the prospect of
your elevation to the Supreme Bench, and
will unite with US to secure your election.
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ALExANDRE Kid Gloves at 81 per pair.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
213 Main street
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GENTS superfne India gauzs summer
u~ndershirts, flesh colored, 81 each.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2I3 Main street.
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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JrwrLRY and Fancy Goods; new stock
now open; prices very low.
H 4. w. JOHNSTON q co.
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TEE WEEKLY APPEAL Is the largest
sinele aheet published in the South.
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CHEAP CHECKED AND PLAIN IAGONsTs.
CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main.

RUFFLEs COLLARETTEs--The
handsomest stock in the city can be
found at T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's, 1857 Main street.
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~ In retiring from the nrm of Estes,
Stratton q Co, I take this opportunity Of re-
turning thanks 10 my friends and the COM
mercial Community generally for past favors,
and would bespeak Tor the new drm Rconttn-
nance OF the same. W.D. SrRATTON.
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HARNESS. HARVEST l-Great induce
at $50 Main street, P. j. Quigley's.
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LIST.

WrsGANs a THORN have cheap all
linen shirt for so per dozen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-14

CHARLEY FELIX, 339 Main street, has
the best liquors retailed in the city.
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Two YARps satin stripe French Pique
for 81. or anv additional number of yards
at soc per yard, worth 75e per yard, In
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
Dis Main street.
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A OF CoUNCILMEN.

CRY HALL, MEMPHIS, April Is, 1870.
Common Council of the City of Memphis,
on Wednesday, April ID, 1870; present,
Hon. John Johnson, Mayor, Messrs.
President Dixon, Kelly, Graves, Chase,
o. F. Prescott, Birmingham, Cohen, Two
hig, Hallum and Hewitt, Councilmen.
A quorum being announced, the Presi-
den took his seat, called the body to or
der, and had the roll of Councilman
called; when A. L. Cummings, Esq, the
recently elected Councilman of the Ninth
Ward, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the withdrawal of VIM. Miller, Esq, APP
peared, and after having the oath ofofice
as Councilman administered to him by
Hon. Mayor Johnson, took his seat as
Councilman aforesaid,
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CANS NEW STORE, 29s Mai.

JoR LOCKE, 1861 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities,
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LAW REPORTS.
MuninInaI cnurt...Iudns Enuts

mGulOipoI OOatL1uuHO TOHkbs
The argument of counsel in the case of
Jones Bros. VS.. Southern Express Co. oc-
cupied the attention of the Court all of
yesterday.
The undisposed of cases on yesterdays
calendar will go Oyer to the corresponding
day of next week.
To-day the cases published in Mondays
APPEAL will be called:
1914 Reed VS.. Gainor ct al.
2l40 Buttinghsus VS.. Myer,
2l4l Same VS.. sama,
2l64 Word We. Andrews.
224l Markham VS.. Bradshaw.
2371 Fox VS.. Cox.
1872 Berry VS.. Cheek ct al,
1913 Pfeifer VS.. English ct al,
1874 Church vs.. Robbins ct al.
2376 Robertson d Bro. VS.. Reilly ct al.
237T Williamson VS.. May.
2370 Eaktn VS., Waggener.
Law court---Iudge Anderson.
The argument in the Greedy mandamus
case terminated yest66day, Mr.. Randolph
making the CLOSING speech. Judge An
dsrson has taken the case under advise
ment.
The case of Choteau & Edwards VS.. Nc
Donough will be resumed to-day.
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Henderson owen, s. F. MeNutt,
Eli Raymond, ]. 7, Pettis,
Petit & Simpson, W. r. Hunt,
s. r. Clarke Il CO., Calvin Greene,
W. r. Lucas, D. A. Shepherd,
w. c. Mcclure, W. r. Cunningham,
W. H. Moore, I. B. Kirkland,
j. G. Cooper & Co., H. p. Howell,
Vernon Rhodes, 3. I. Harris,
g. 4. Cochran, +. W. Royster,
John T. Stratton, j. NJ. Patrick,
J. J. Rawlings, Thos. B. Norment,
loot, Phillips & Co., S. p. Read,
James Elder, w. H. Wood,
j. d. williams, w. Joyner,
YIN. B. Mitchell, Newton Ford d Co.,,
2raadwell Bros, II. Wormley & Co.,
Traders, d, @. Trader,
L. j. Wendell, J. B. Wendell,
Pat. Hamilton, w. H. d. Wendell,
"a. H. Mitchell, ]. A. Lea.
AP. BoY!es, W@i. Bowles,
pp Malone, Thopas & CO.,
Anderson, Reed & Buckham,
Meacham d Treadwsll,
Stewart Bros. Il Fizer,
w. B, Miller.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-14

THE following resolution was adopted
at a meeting Of Se Directors of the Citi-
zens' Passenger Railway Company, on
sth April, 1870:
ReS0tUed, That he books for subscrip-
ton of stock in the Citizens Passenger
Railway Company, of Memphis, to the
amount of $4,000, be opened at the Office
of George Gillian, 90 Second street.-The
Secretary OF the said railway company
from 3 to 5 pm, until the whole amount
of said capital stock be subscribed.
Books will be open on and after Mon
day, 18th inst.
ENOCH TAYLOR, President.
GEO. GILLIAN, Secretary.
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sUMEER ARABS VERY CHEAP.

CANS NEW STORE, 2es Main street.
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AeooD two-plait shirt for 81, cost else
where 81 50.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2I3 Main street.
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PIANOS.

STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Locke's News Stand, 236H Main street.
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TRINNINGs-Everything new and de-
sirable in Trimming Goods can be found
at I. W. JOHNS ION & CO.'S.
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MURRAY & RIDGELY,
M Ta11OrS
4l madison STRKET.

nESIRE 70 inform their patrons and the
IL public generally, that they have received
the most complete and admirable stock of
SPRING GOODS that they have ever been
xeEy choicest selections of French and Eng
lish Cloths, Coatings, Suitings, Pants and
VqSttngs, all OF which they are able TO offer
al reduced price, and to make up in the latest
ans most superb style. Give them a call. m2
). VI AowSE Gw.x BROWNE,
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR RED RIVER.

Regular Red River Packet-FOF Alexandria,
Shreveport and Jefferson. |
II. N. oHREN master
This elegant passenger packet ~
as above E
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 70 m.
LARRY HARMSTAD < CO.. Agents.
apA z Madison street.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CORsETs.

GANs, NEW STORE. rs Main.
, 1870-07-23

......- FOR SALE.
TOR sALE-THE COTTAGE 81 oH1o-ST, 10 az
i moved .. F. BAXTER. Ia # WaabinGtonsL
TOR 9AIE-CHEAP ONE FAIRBANKS bCAIE
Weikhio6 As1 ns Inquire Al HB North Frankltn- r.
, 1870-07-23

ot ths article indicate taa, this oc..1 one,,..s m
toe est Side, md uany hdlea of Frdncuenf snti
.s esi!Sence, srmrlnbe his lnsolence, Oft repcatest
an nao Ae Old "RaTn2c!c pnssess 4 po!,cum Of
1S,mnon .,nE stnse. het ould have Annre lated that
MHes OF business men acted very tenstbjy In ~
Etes.ne E sIe h1m to their husbands otfces for answers
=, " ne questions as 70 the valuc or tic rri and
betkonal Property they Possessed Ter. with thaL
aS !" aa not content blI Said they mus; ascertain'
Ia Ia ne would call again; that the Roycrnmcnt az
thes'eo Lnelu 70 Elve lhe information: thnt he Msz
sme, kovslnnent, g. Big lnuian, me , &c, etc.
sus4 Iuuentsa &nd III MA1ntrs caused more than
oue lsepettable iadY to shut her door In hts f.ee
I4nt1lnlhk fatrebJ her own self-reSpcct
.. Me SHOULD reflect that ali who hive In am..tle
tonu t Afe not ne e&sanly "nabobs nnr aris-
tociass. Is he himself not long a1o, dom!ctlsrcd
N sucn tenement wtsront fuch rank, He sought.
ne SAY. the ONCE to .aaks monry, and now tpre.t-
ens 10 leave II and 70 out In the hEe!Itux sun and
e9oScl d!r Well, amen to It. should much
Ake N engineers estimate OF the value Of such
Ntof.AnJ- Pray. old fellow. at what school ttd
you lfarn InAnner16m7 Was 1t In the houte or cirI
drnasttnent Of the late army, where you brayeIy
IouQnt Mltn the home Euardsf Where: "Tne
hlecd." ,~ A1o's '"1 .'1A
Read tho article In Wednesdays TR,n,;Sx of
tne Assistant Marshal OF nfst subdivislon. and
sec The Jolly ume he HIS. and cease YOUR orr
tenees 70 1r7stoe7aey. u yours is only the dowE
CHICAGO. July q, 1870
, 1870-07-23
HOTEL PERSQNALa,



Among the ar1tvais At this house, yester1ay.
were the following: Hon. John. F. Farnswurth,
St Charles; Dr.. Edward Bishop, London; Benja-
min johnson, New York; George Spencer, ME-
Upton. White Pine: o. Waters Bloomington
L<ads-; Hon. John Euppe1l, St Louis: Hon. Ed
win c. French, Fond du Lac: c. u. Frederick, U.
S. A.; Fr1uctteo Halston, Hong Kong; Ho1- Nu.
Spencer, Indianapolis; ]. ". Martin, Cairo: WE.
trAwford, Pcor.a: l. n Marion. Burlington !;
I2tnea Montgomery, Dubuque.
ST. JAMES uoTE1.
Among the arrts 2ls ut the St Janca Hotel, yes-
tettay, were the following: Colonel ". B, Sweet,
Gtlva: ". 7. Smith, o.kaioosA; BENJAMIN G. HUI,
t;sleuA: J. +. WIckczsh4m. omaha; A. Kelsey.
Mertcen, Conn., u. 6, Walker. Bslyidese; q. {.
il. Rnsg. Peoria; David 1 Rosa and lady, s41
Francisco: A. D. FosbeA, RocxIord, C. E DAr1s.
New York; J. Z. Page, Boston :..Geo- Il Wells,
Rntland, VI: ". DeunlnR, Burlington; George
c, Graves, New YORK.
1K1XoST H0C3H.
Among the aHtras4 II this hotel. yesterday,
setc me following: Hon Robert q. Inxersou, ".
r. Hamilton. Peoria: General C. n. cl1J. Ken
Msssachnsetn: H J. AedouH. New YORK: r p.
Macpherson. Montreal; !. L4skanO. Samuel
Genera JAmes ". Hardie, Montgomery: Sa:sAa-
, 1870-07-23
Lord Clarendon, the Empress Eu.
genie ana tho Prince Imperial.

Fnris Correspondence Qf tIs .St,r lors Tribu,4
The Journal Qticaet the other day, contained
the announcemens that tho Court would 50 in
to mourning for eight days, beginning with
Sunday, Ju1y 3, for Jerome Bonaparte P4..er-
son. who died recently Rt Baltimoee. Mean
While, no oticia1 announcement has teen made
as 10 wher, II ever. the Court viii 80 into
mourni S for the Empress father. who also
died short time ago. II it is possible 10
81 eal with certainty On such natter \: any
tine, it may be permitted us to believe that IN
the death Of Lord ClArnndon the present EN-.
lreeH OF the French haa : right to mourn
iather, who, although the fact WAS notorious
one both in England and Franco. never. 80
great WAS his uocesty, allowed himself to
claim in puNlic that distinguished hou or,
From all that can learn, this story has tho
strongest claims to be believed II IL not Of
the rame category as she tales that Sivo SO
many and so noblo fAthcrs TO say nothing Of
the ignobIo ones, like General Fieusy for OK
amplo), TO the poor little I1incs Imperial i; II
j. sad to lelt. &cti il, high placca. For my
part, il it ho true. think tho Empress happy
that i; aho cannot, and rho certa,niy cantiot,
be congratulated on her ulpther, rho may al
least take soue comfort in knowing tha. sho
lad = father she noc.in't be ashamed Of. LIT
what Court. where, rake AN you may In tho
annals Of either nislc OF thu lounn you cu1nu
upon nothing hut euch stnrica IN tllcao!
, 1870-07-23

le! Stein, selt Lake; 8. s. Gilbert, shAnqhsl China
Judge 8. .. Pute1b11gh, Peoria; William Pntoa'
a1d, Dea Moiac.; !; T: kellogg, Trpyi l. n Cur.
lis, New York: ". b Gill; Selma, Nabank
SHERMAN noEsf
Among the ar11ynls It this hotel yesterday were
The following: Hon ": ". OBrten, Peoria; Geo.
{. Easlun, Montreal; J. !. Taylor, Baltimore; e
y. Whetb! Idge, T. T. Ginorl, J. F. Kensel, New
York M. B Edison. q. A. Edison, Brooklyn: ".
Rohtnson. Clevrland: g, ". Howard, cambridge
port: G. J. Bamler. Buffalo; Thomas Coker. Mel
bnurnc; George A. Fcllowzy New fork; Morris
Sche1, US A.
, 1870-07-23

House, was prostrated BY the heal, yrxterday, but
Ing been called, md applied The Usual EcIoed!cx
An unknown man Was victim Of @vp d.
aottei, In Hyeu Bates, lumber yxrur IN tae North
Huron STREET station, and q physician who vN
called In thinks be viii die.
"A nAn DAmtd p. A. Peterson WIS Gunstrutk,
yesterday afternoon, On the curfet Of Market ant |
Superior streets. He VIA taken home IN an in-
senslblo condition, md It Is doubtful Il he TO
govern
on INDIA STREET, yestcrdoy afternoon, aud died
In nbout N hour. The Coroner viii hold m IN
quest TO-DAY.
, 1870-07-23

DIED.
----e---~--~-------~e---
HUtL-July =, At7 o'clock 4. n.. James ~, aged
JeaEs 7 month"; Aud II days-
Htl1-same day at 70 O'Clock ?. M. May E. afet
6ackhtef Il T. r. and T. II Hull.
STAT strte Friends xtnYted Thr remains VIII bc
conveyed to Michigan Central depot II 3o'elock-
AIIGHELI-!on Hell sae I'd int, Mary H. wife Of Jon.
Funeral from her l.e residence, No 80 Indiana ayc-
FHtnds Of lhe family arc Invited to attend
NURPHY-Int this ely, July =sa. John IT,, youngest
son Il The late u. L. md AarsAr-t s, Murphy aSed
ytaf1-
Funeral from the re1!dence Of hls mother ia South
fe4T1A asst. Saturday. It = m. via railway to CAV
,FTIZPATR1CK-Ia this city On the 1tss Inst. james
Hft !nncf1l will txAe pl4ee to-day Saturday. from
SAlsi fstneka Church Ut aeLf- taosrs to Calvary
CcnetsEy IN rNriAfrA H1s friends 4re respectfully
invited TO attend th. fuuc-A
WECkLEH,1n St Joseph, Mich. Ja,v ., the infAas
d4ukhtes q Adam j. and k!:s.x'yeckler.
lsdJ. At O'Clock
ANDERsON-On Fr!day morning. Jnty Il Of chole-
n ntr. Edwin Clare, ard mouths and dsJ1,
sou o! Ch412cs T. apd i fnnie +. Andersen.
A1RERf-1n ChieeSo, July =, o{ ehoicra fufsnturu.
Nllls CLA5k onlf CHILD Of A. W. md fsaaas Albert
kr- Cincinnati md Clcve1aad papcrs pteaae copy.
, 1870-07-23
TIE NEW MARIHE HOSPITAL.
To the Editor ef The Chieaqo Tt7huns:

To the Editor u The Chicago Tt1bunz:
Bids for the completion OF the new Marine Hos
pltal were called for some time ago, and some
twenty or more Of the mechanics OF this city aud
other places PCT in their bids, paid tnc Cnised
States Attorney Is each, AMI now We WANT TO fnd
out II all our iaboe mas been In vain. The man
IL charge here hont know anything. but supposes
mat there amt money enough appropriated to 10
TIC !oo and 90 the building that was TO hare been
hh1sned ln the winter Of 1865 Is. - all appear
anccs to he lett for winds autt storms to have fu
play inside and 0utalde, and by the time Our Of
hcials make up their minds 10 70 on, there may he
bigger job. Yours, respectfully
... ....... 4 CONTRACTOR.
CHICAGO, Iulx q, lS1n.
, 1870-07-23

The matinee and evening performance to-day
1t Tits theatze viii be INC LAST Of the LauH troupe
III this city fer some t1na In the evening 4 bcn-
ent Will oe given to the Rlzareih Brothets, the
wel-kuown 3, mnssts, who ui,i perform on the
location. There will also be the usuAi tAnri pro-
gr1mme, irct1otn4 the :" Ftre Fiend pantomtmc.
The prtkent week cIoses the engagement OF the
Lauft troupe. Considering The heated weather
utnK their stay, 1hel success has been dAttcr1ng.
anu well deserved. THIS troupe Of art1sts H. per-
hAps, UNSURPASSED In The ccld OF pautotu1me, And
wherever they 80 ther are certain to prove an 81
Traction We wish them bon royu1e.
The performance, last evening, WAS bcncdt to
vi. Aa1rh, the courteous Treasurer of the Dear
born, and WIS we'll attended. At is close,
Aesa1s. Marsh Apd Van Fleet tshe latter being
manager OF the instlnuon> were happily surprised
hy their numerous fr1rnds BY the presentation TO
each OF sulu-heAded cauc, appropriately in-
sertbtd- Nr. 0hJ Msgee made the presentation
Speech which was happily responded to b1 the rc-
Cplents- They aFr highly sensible Of the value OF
Atse tokens Of esteem, and will ever value them
Is they deserve.
, 1870-07-23
TAXING THE QEEBUS,"

~ thf h1s1oF o. Tag Chsaaoo 1f75ua4.
Anew days since, under the Above heading, IA
census-Tafer," elaoo1stea tn your columns nc
sorrows Of his situation, which he asy1 he
sought, thinking TO make some money thereby.
He Eocs cut Of the way to kssall those living In
marble front ps'A11A residences, styling them
t1fbobA," "as1Stoerste, etc, The "eas-uatta n
, 1870-07-23

Was7an,ee deeds conveying city and snburbi
property within seven miles OF the Court Hou
nlcd for reeonl on Friday, July -:
South PIX ~, .. # OF Cwenty-ninth 1t,
Cologne i, "a e-;o II oi Main 81, d I. ;ix
state s., 9ol $40 I. > Of Sixteenth st, w,
~ i-l03ls3s. It: Nov. q, 1855 ..,..., sAt
Lincoln place. sl9 a n q Of Sophia st. WI,
psr;a Atoo u: saY lg..::.:..... .... ...... ~
1A #; Also, Webster Nv, 5sttcof iewis
ss:1f, s91ls It; Also Lewis st, 1ss4 Il
OF Webster ~, I. &sxls4 n July ael
a sf. Der southport ~ kud Oou1ln1cn nj NJ
16s s-1o1l2o #: J1ly y23....,,,1 ~
LasTabee 81, ~ # . Of BlackhanI 1t e I. 50 NV
,n;sh1' @ y: !, 'My e;y, !, - =; 80
se 4-10 II: juno ...............,.,,,,,.'. r.
Suts = 10 n OF Sixteenth 81. ei, ai1iH "
nolstcln Park, i5o It 4 Of South palx Il. g 1''
I, el11e0 II; July 1s................,,., q,
Fulton st, Is4 II e Of Paulina 1t, /, und
u Of s5xlo0 n: July l9........ .,....... III
Leayitt st, ~ Il Of Fulton at, I, b9xl9Ak
4; July a............:... ...:....:..... a,0
Chicago AZ. cor Le1y1tt q, n I, 40sI1s1
+, md F1Bt Il, n cor LeaTttt ct. st, 9es
1i32 II: June 95........-. .-............ II ,0t
sor7u or CTR LIMITS,
Wabash 81, Sw cor Fo1ty-second q,
10o11is $40 II: also, State 1t, cor For
y-eecond st, ~, ooxt7s It; May 1...... L, ,os
Blue IE11nd Av, Of Ftty-nrst 81, 10 neres:
July 1I.-.s.-..- NtM
NEST or OLD CITY llHITs.
On street Of Morton st and OF Chicago :
AZ. and 3 e cor Of Second II, NJ. 1sox
1s5k It: Jelly L.. ...-.. ............... 1,Ps
Fullerton av, ito II Of Leddy St AZ, oox
1s9 Il; July "a. .....................-.. *
, 1870-07-23

Yesterday anunber Of the emplovcs OF tho West
Dty.s,cn Hallway Company Visited the Prairie
In thc afternoon dispute arose between Edward
Rotn and Eat. Strong. the Latter An ex-conductor,
Which 1eSuled In the Latter being shot In Tue LETT
ycyed 70 hts home near BY, and hts wound was
dressed by ply sct4n- 4 policeman arrived on
the E3r1rd short time nisef the 2frAy, but Strong
had d sdc his escape. Last evening ne called III
HE police hesdQparters and gave himself up AID
YVES placed IN the AlmoIy.