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, 1870-04-30
DfzuzteKns

FULL OF WAIEE.-A private telegram received
here yesterday states that the schooner David
DAN, OF Chicago, Is full Of water Just ouade Of
AuakeRon piers, md It YES expected that she
cruld be tGWed to Grand Haven. She VAS bound
10 M1akcgon for a cargo Of lumber.
PRnPELLERs DtsABLED,-We ind the following
item In the Detroit Free Press OF Thursday: On
"Wednesday the propeller Canistee arrived down
having the propeller Toledo II tow, and the ROM
oke With the Dean Richmond The Toledo WA
unable to use her wheel by reason Of damage tom
ice to her stern bearing, and the Richmond haI
one Of her engines disabled Both vessels viii be
detained here for short time for repairA Il fsa
cause 1or congEatnlatlon that 50 little damage has
been reported, considering the strength OF the ice
lam. -
, 1870-04-30

4utAI5.... +65,06p,UW 1i,i0D,4Q
When VIC take into consideration the fact thSt
about SCI, 900 ieet Of lumber were manufactured
within the above territory, the stock on hand Is b.
20 muchErualler thnn the previous winter that
with fair trade the whole stock win be cleaned
out By the close OF the Season. Anticipating this
fact, lmbeImen are In no bury to dispose Of
ter prices, which must certainly come.
Taking advantage Of the late frrshet, lumber
most Of which In the Tittahawussee. Cass. 1c. ere
out Some 1ogs arc q hung up," but probably no
great amount on the lower streams.
The following arc the statistics Of the logs got
out the past winter In The various rivers On fhe:
east side OF the Etate; =
, 1870-04-30
aNk3250
T,WaLD
T.NO1T.A5

Houo-I uC 1eauInH 1eHlHtea OF the h9g market
we're much the same as have prevailed during the
previous days Of the week. There was about the
usual attendance Of buyers, all prominent Eastern
healthy competition the feeling was buoyant
IhefG Was marked falling OF in tho supply
oEly s.a4 head arriving to-day-and the wants of
sS4esaGo for common, Light, coarse, and mixed
lots; Sa'o9asQ for medium, and at sas5@s.l0 for
good 70 cEolce grades. All arc sold, aud the mar
let closeL 1I1u at tho quotations given above
Trnusacttons lnclude The following:
, 1870-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE


stmr Corons, St Joseph, IS ptgs dsh, and sVu-
dries.
Stur Aanitowoc, Milwaukee, Sc pt9a nsh, 100 brls
nourt 60 brls pork and aundrtes.
5tmr Alpena. Grand Haven, 10 pkgs dsh, and sun.
dr1ea.
Prep Els9p, Grand Haysp. p eas Hq91
, 1870-04-30

Fcssse1s Passed Through the Vcl-
lnud Canal
PORT CoLBonSE, April aa-EastWarL PROPS
Maine aud Lowell, Toledo TO ogdensbu7gh; barE
Superior and schrs L B. CrocEer and Aua Me-
dora, Detroit 70 Ogdenshurg: bark l. C. Wood
D. HunEer0rd and Aountaineee., ToIesio to or.
densburgh; schr c. G. GEtswo1d, Toledo to OsEeg11
-WestHatd-Bazk Twilight, 0sWego to Cleveland;
b1ia, Hamilton to Chicago; schr Grenada, Oswe-
60 to Detroit; schr Delos DeWolf, Oswego to NIL
waukee; 6chr Russian, Oswego to Chicago; schr
Canadian, Port Hope to RurWe1l, schs Acontias,
0swego to Detroit; Echr Trinidad, OsHego TO Bay
City.
P0RT CoIEoRSR, April ile1-EastTarl-None
Festwarl-PTup Buckeye, Ogtlensburgh 10 De
tIoit; brig Casralts, Osdensburgh 10 SagtEaw; schr
Kcnosha, Toronto To Chicago; schr Amoskeag,
Cape Vincent to Chicago; schr ". B. Ogden, Os-
wego TO by City; schr Dashlng Wsve, Ogdens-
burgh to Chicago
, 1870-04-30
New York Drv Ssoot5x NfsrEet

&V1n 17Ey 70UoQE .IIk4fREES
N, NEW YoRx, Apl,l s1.-The dry goods market Is
iiacSiDg 1n animation, md : rather depressed
past few daJg, at l5c, but the price was hartily
anotaole until to-dsy, when the movement became
styles at 15G17e- Lyman E heavy brown sheet
ia9s are reduced to l4Ac- Other classes OF goods
, 1870-04-30

DETROIT, Mich, April so~PassED UF-Bark
Winona; schts IAtiautl. Paragon, Lincoln Dali,
Riverside, SaudeEsou, Margaret Dan. Egau, John
Ftnncy, Clayton, Belle.
Passed DowN-Barkg Peshtigu, Acorn, Lafztn-
ier, schrs Fought, Klldcrhouse, s Robinson,
Hnhl,ar4. David Mills, Hally. Alter, May 1da,
WtSU-SQuthTest.
, 1870-04-30
SUPERIOR COURT,


Ma1J Nocnan :. Michael John Eoonan ct ala
This Is proceeding for the partition OF realty and
the assignment Of dover. The whole estate Tas
s~ld some time ago, bnr Patrick Cash, purchaser
OF one lot fnIleI to take deed, wherefore It was
now ordered 70 resell Lot 113 lannon's Subdivision
OF Block ., Canal Trustees Subdivision OF Section
, 1870-04-30

kkw YoRk, April so.-Money quiet and easy at
4@5 per cent on call.
Sterling active and nsm at 1094@10sK.r
Gold unsettled and lower; opening at 1165X, de-
6 Per cent to nat Clearanccs, $97,0O0,0 ,00Q.
The Assistant Treasurer has thus far iIsbursed
81, GOO 600 Of coin interest,"
Governments active and firm:
eoaps :1sSs15s soaps oaps g.: .iissSiisa
Comps. Is. ,.l14Aell4F Currency da.1is 9ii4
Coups, ncW .11eI@ @11sJs
Stato bonds quiet and steady:
assPqT1s oI5 YSnnrs;ee RI ss New 7enneasee 'sx
Railway market is active and strong at the close,
when the highest figures of the day were made.
The leading features were Northwestern, Lake
Shore, New York Central, Ohio i Mississippi, and
Rock Island. Miscellaneous stocks generally
steady. Express stocks neglected.
, 1870-04-30
Buffalo Live stock Market.

BUFFALO, April e9.-Fresh receipts Of cattle. 1T
let weak to-day at S7.o09aso for shipping STOCK
Ninety.two cars Of totay's cattle were trotted
through from Chicago and detained here, under
the State Law, for tHcutJ-four houts' rest, much
to the disgust Of the owneIs.
Sheep 1rm: receipts light.
Hogs better; stock. 80 Qu29.y1.
, 1870-04-30
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER ARRdVaElfEvT

esasS e e.;k II
baoT-Sasta %sEssE .
! Cedsr Rapfds PsssenEer..,.. gi5 m snr
Rss1af Rssf IIs.s e. In E4s1,s psit s@s@
KeeE ilsaa sps alshlD g e n
r..sa'. p1ar We S.,:i; s@a N
sS2sss Reeior Il gR5saia a1ss rss. 4.
sasss s,sts lsns. I'm r;s;s t9g.n 1ss.n
Lombard Aeeoannodatio1-... siS ). n. ssnI ~ = n
so,n1p91 9EFssgSs:s:9 s,ss, = sf$
] RoeehI1, Calvary, Evsn,tun.. I0p.m 9Sn =
Afternoon Pazsc1sr1......---- 500 I'm. .3appm' n
Keneeha Pe.tensrT-.-..---.-.-s4 4:B F. n .e:iS 4
MM.nkksEaa aPaas:ases----.--... ~ nm $40 u.
AilwaaEee F1aesser.....:. II % F.. N. ss:I = n
hs1o'ha and "aufs&an 51 tsains leave fon Wes stss
G. D.. nEFoTlorucr Torucr 0snal nd Kinzse stsee,a.
r. PaTl 4 n sT:15nn
nctr5e i.Est Dpm
WoodstoSK- dAcTomn9aztion. = $50 ,. m *05U NJ
L. T. 111s"0on: osns:a 9's.sI aseai
c.s,p Rs.o! 80 Szsssssss: ss9E !! fsfe
keotak keofaf FFs.ssnssz. s:@ s9gG
iesvr .t-...-........---.s..s 4nnm
Hyde Park and Oak Food1...e 60 l. m sT:Se
% % % 90 d d s5 :.rs5Sa5 + m n .S9LG
do do do ,.s3gq r. n
do O. do,s. do sao :. n .75GM
, 1870-04-30
The Lake Superior Tradc.

TIE Like Superior Stone Company Win run YES
Eels from Chicago and Milwaukee eyery fortnioht
during the season to Bayfield,, Duluth, and Upper
Superior ports, and will maize contracts to rake
trade should make note Of this
, 1870-04-30

p. GHlGAGO MORTHWETERN RAILROAD
AeAes onee. sontneaks eotctr of Clatk and Lake sx
CoETSn MI1JB AID OMAHA LHtE,
, 1870-04-30

GOOpR1CHS PASSENGER STEAMERS
For Milwaukee md Wert shore port& daily IT. l. O.
Fur Grand Hsrun and East shoEp ports. daily.
For t Joscoh H;4i benton Haf4of daily. .
Gr~n nay ports, TesiAys ana Efidayx, ae..-.s 7RH.
f5p2d4y4r1c.7ttA
, 1870-04-30
VINUM VITE.
VITAE
Tha Wine Of Life
VINUM VTTE.

To the people Of Chteaeo and vicinity al ve a,t "a
late and tJ Flnrn Vit1. The Vine Of Lifs II il
Ia supczoT % anything you hare ever tasted II win
make - "Ae
THE OLD FEEL YOUNG,
And The young sons and healthy. It il FIRE fror the
THE WEAK AND NERVOUS
May 4cpena upoo the Vine 0: Life being not only tho
most delicious but the r1ost holso1e. and At t1 sa
time the cheapeAt.EsiuulatnE beverase In tse
LADIES,
When you order your groceries b you or7er bot
tie Of vnuI1 Wis., Or The Vino Of Lies 1t win suit ypu
fI1slatt. Nov do not forget 1t.
GENTLEMEN,
Whoa ypu 80 to saIooo aak for The Wine Of Le Only
oucr Ey It and you II ueEer w.ot anything nicer L
s really Splendid and ought TO- BE- Kept IN evezy family
f1ic betue Of it to Jour vile t Ia for aa1c evory-
WEerr. at Druggists. Gfoctls. and Snlcon4.
OFFICE. f;19 @T-tTF.ST.
, 1870-04-30
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EvKs1SG, April 20.
The following table ahova the receipts and
Shipments OF produce at this point during the
past tEenty-four hours:
, 1870-04-30

LITTLE VALLEY, n. T., april aa-chas Smith,
Of fMachias, Killed his wife with an axe ln guar
Tel Yesterday He IS 60 years OF age and tof some-
tine lived unhRppi1y with his VILE
, 1870-04-30

CIT DEnT-F1pAuE1 I1AH1II1Ea.
Old certificates Of Indebtedness duo May 4
165L lhteIsxt 70 May l, 1HG......,,,,... &ls
EAlance OF "daDaaEea" account, no futsr.
r,It---..-.- Ill
Union FA1k putcha1G assessment. no Inter.
Cs9ti6e1tcs Of Indebtedness for tsu1tuTafY
loans to pay indcbtednees. n fooWS:
For time payment on 1ota purchased for
school pu1po1Ga. Eoa.. 70 to g. Heluaiyc \
due In is1l, interest at PEI cent. 1tmp
Certificates of Indebtedness to pay ftldc. A"'s4
.nents In favor of the following pcfpous:
Anfy Gllen Green, IN Superior EouIt Nos
- to el1. incartiyc, due Jan, l. 1bT, IN
Cornriius E. BaeIus. doe AairA ii, E3I IN ''si'
t1Ht PIT cent t......:..-.......-......,, b0f
ALEXANDER WhttE. duc March 1E, 1E7i, inter
II sHs11*. ...-.....4....... f1f
C4aIiotst 4. Schock. due February ID, ISL.
.lntG1ctt6 PCT cent t-.....................,, t;m
Gi1tlhc4tc Of Indebtedness for Temporary
aoa0 to pay FpociA1 Assessments On city
taopesV.."....--.---,..-.-.- 17,4n
""+-.-.........:..-..:....... a414ll
p,. n1ILA PAIABLE.
!!soHaA IN t4soF Of C, v. Dyer, due III IBS1 n TN
EeEac IN fareF cf Charles Walker, dnr h
~S'S*sassAsstssaaAs. ssssl4asa4sk. H.
, 1870-04-30

snEEP-The demand, though somewhat limit
cd, was equal TO the supply, and previous rates
were easliy sustained. We quUtt at 81, ,o0{aT00 f0r
common to choice punlltjea
, 1870-04-30

Vessels Arrived ut Buffalo from the
Upper Lakes.
BUFFALO, April s.-steamers colorodo and Ja
Lakes. First through arrivals this season.
, 1870-04-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

FRIDAY EVENING, April g.
/ LUNbER-The wholesale market for lumber
cxh!lited moderate degree Of activity, and hold
ers were firm tn their demands at unchanged quo
tattons Shingles and laIh .Were steady. We uu-
iefstaad that Chicago parties haze contracted for
to ss mslilens iees q lumber oconto circular
which Is equivalent to SlL00 per m feet In Chicago
VI hnd thc following article on numbering op-
esations e ne M Past ~ EintcF In the East saslnaw
Navigation Is NOW open. and the shipment OF
lumber has already commenced. Lumber dealers
Ing in excellent spirits, and the market opens With
the most nattetfng pruspects Of q good trade
tnrouEhout the JeaI, with tie prospect Of short
left over from last winter Is much larger than
ycy cf outside markets, Is mat this stock viii be
ton. Our shipping territory East Will be extended,
- a. increased demand. Our stocE 81
has ia been decreaseI The decrease on
tue west side Is estimated at between $50 and $50
m!en n 1sst o. l9gS Tns Eh9age Of he log crop
ratio. Frpm these causes we will receive a large
share Of the Chicago and Western trade, but very
dealers PREDICT taas 1 ws W Hi aip three and an peThaps
four cargoes Of lumber to Chicago this year, where
one was shtrpeti last TeaF. One Chicago firm has
the riFer, and other lots have been contracted Tor
As showing the state Of the market at the close Of
Inst season 1s compared with other years, re Hub-
hit the following comparative statement:
On dock Balance
1Ee..........-.4l, ,4s5,0oo ss,sss,ooo 1e.oai,ooo
lsCG............]4, ,415,100 13,9l1,000 30,204,100
1851. .69,97o.D0 1s,4so,6n 50,as4,20O
1s6s.. .5z,iol,G. 1a,4o29eo 59sss,oe.
1863. ,331, GA II, 900 S5S15,6l4
And to this may be added the stock Of Iogs laid
hack in the river and mill booma It has been
nsceHa1neI that the estimates made at the close
Of last year Of tho logs IN boom companies boo1ns
were much too large Moro careful estimates
place the figures about rs follows:
- Fat
TlttobaWasse boom. As 000, 600
An Gres md Itlne River. s1OOo.0OO
Saginaw River mill bo0m5. 1925, 43T
Icta!- lit, ,ea5 4s1
This calculation includes not only the Saginaw
Valley but the short Us far north as Alpeps, and
with The following, embracing lumber lett over and
logs iu mill boom at close Of last year, makes
complete showing OF the Htatc OF the market Of
The whole Saginaw district from Apenn to Flint,
Genesee County:
, 1870-04-30
UNITED STATES DIBTR1UT COURT.

DECREE IN ADMIRALTY.
Mississippi Valley transportation Company =.
Canal Boat Charles Csdy. Decree for ubenant
$4,000.
N bASKRrFTCr.
Adjudication NJ Loomis, OF Chicago.
, 1870-04-30
THE LAW COURTS.
Proceedings of the South Park
Commissioners.
An Actress Sues for a Divorce-Guar-
dian Appointed for an Erriug
Husband


United sTATEb DIsTRI0T COURT.
NOTICE.
The May term Of this court viii open on Mon
day, before, or On which day, trial notices must
be fled.
The jury comes on the sth day Of Nay.
, 1870-04-30

Hoods 10 faso< Of Thnraas Dyes. due IN 1ssa
Aond1 2 favor of J. L. Moran, dnc IN i653
c2nG1 n t1yuf c4 Thomas Htoh1uond aus
wsAsas. Asas.....:........... ..........-...........
TTAttAnU o0 Treasurer outstanutux,,..,...
, 1870-04-30

Total mdse. 2eo.1s6 $1ss, sso seos, ,ssl
The following we1o tho exports from New
York to foreign ports in the month Of March
, 1870-04-30

4nd Ens4re P..pset, in LIE clearly rrvaled bJ DIR.
N who Frzaeeez4r n he 70 eInirne vea!6, ia
~ @ GG1sGlsaffoa IT, f Sd Is for his Guto
ntte6oH3 Of the eYPoslte EiQ b. eeut saa With Il
, 1870-04-30
1oLal....-....+..--...-. 39 aSGa 81
Shipments to-day, and for the week up. to this,
evening. Mere Hg f011pyrH.

REEF CATTLE-With sanp,y OF over 1000
oeeSes u the yards, and New York reported dull
ana Ac aoh, ne feeling Of weakness manifested
to-day into IN actual decline, prices Settling bacE
finally &c, and closing weak at the reduction.
Inls result WIS not wholly unlocked fof. The re-
ccipLs M ior the week up to this evening aggregate
luosg ne1a, and as shippers for the past three or
sma1l margin, 1t was evident that any reaction
.cApcr1encea In tho East, no matter how slight
must i1 = sehsiby effect the market here. Viewing
,he ,hc sltaation from this standpoint, some OF
Set yesterday, while others insisted npon couccs.
Aons q an &c Or NC as the only conditions upon
which they would invest. To-day there were no
Wiling purchasers. save ut 25@25c OF, nud, even
than moderate degree Of activity, and the mar
ket closed !" nat" with several hundred head
unso1d. The average quality Of the offerings
vas considerably below that Of eIiher
Week hop ,beT Ms3s aays e., q The
scrictiy 1rst-class. The highest pricea realized
was $780, for 40 extra Illinois stocrs, averaging
1,st5 hs- Denny Redmond so1d bunch, not so
hcavy as the above, but smooth and fat, ut s. IL
The range OF prices paid Was 74o0as.5d The fol
CLostsu FRlcAs-
Choice Reeves Fine, lat, NJ Horned. 3
to yenr old steeTB, md averaging
,, from ! 200 to 7.sss ns;;;.;.....:..:. 7,5oaL7s
formed steers, averaging l,l5o to 1850
Fair Grades-Fair steers, il fair flesn, '00es''S'
averaging ], ,oco 70 1,20o ohs::..-.....-. a0oea7s
Medium Class-4cdlum stecrs and good
COWS Ts1a Ut City slaughter, areraging 800
Stock ca,tle-Common cattle III decent 7'"S
1esh, averaging 100 to 900 hs.,-., aDo{aaq5
and thin cows and ataerg 400&4. III
p GAIE
, 1870-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Charles Hefdsleck

-CHANPAGNE Silcs,r and Eztza Dry. Ii Raskets-
n GASen for s11e by AL wholesale gTDcers and wins
dessers- Sole gents Sor q. S. SCHULTZE i TAILERs
, 1870-04-30

Port Of Cleveland.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, April rs aud 9.-Prnp
Milwaukee aad Schr Hamilton.
, 1870-04-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETl

FRIDAY EvEELs1 april g.
The following tablu shows the daily receipts and
shpments Of Tive stock during the week up to this
n0fr
, 1870-04-30

ArMA MuSE *1to,EVa26 $l59, ,I93yHaO $eG3, ,93l
Ihe following vezo tho exports from New
York to foreign ports in tho month Of March
Dom produce s1s IS sos III, ,sss,s; s1.,3ss,s,s @
so1% Pe nsss Sc ss1 eissi nlsl sssss sss
Specie and oull'n s,6a4.013 ssss,sss 1,6n,6o1
De 1e.s! s4s s5Pests stss sssss q 8 g
The Madison City Ne,cs says: Mason City,
Lincoln, and Odel, are now clasBed as tic
three greatest shipping points for corn on the
Chicago, Alton l., st. Louis Railroad. Last
year oael shipped 329, ,729 bu Of corn !; Lin
coin, s95. 148 bu, and Mason City, 779, ,176 bu.
The following kilograms were received Oh
Change to-day:
NEW YORK, April es.-F1our stronger, at s&ea@
Glo- Wheat held higher: No. Chicago SL16 bid;
old, si.15 In store: new. s.i1tsLls a6oat oats
,,lr1n, at 1eai@l7c- Whiskey nominal Cold,
1nsrsn
Flour steady and in fair demand, at f4g9{a5,10
Wheat arm and qaiets No. Chicago, s1.1E3L17
51.15 In store Oats strung, at 61c bid Ii
St2 store ,r'fa ro5k barely steady, at sss7s Lard
LIVERPOOL Aprl ea-11 :15 n m.-Flour, 1873 Cd.
t Winter Wheat ss s4@7s %; red wheat, ssisss Id
1ooa Tntle Mhsat 1sns ~ ss sd@9s ID Corn 2'a ed Por
La1ER|:eop. p. m-Flour, eoa Winter wheat,
So 9d9ss ,10d; red wheat, s. 1d@ss I'd; white
wheat, o sdGss Cd. Receipts, last three taJB,
1900 qrs, an American.
LATER.
In the afternoon wheat was weak and iregu-
lar, seller May declining heavily to BD1kc but
recovered to about 91c ut O'Clock, With cash
No. 2 spring nominalat 9O16c. No demand for
No. 2 com. No. 2 oats sold ut 47c, Bellar MaE.
Provisions and lake freights we're nnmen-
toned. At the evening meeting business was
, 1870-04-30
EEAL E9TATE.

..01.., sea5 5Es;Srs- - 1oa Vuoe1
properly within seven miles ol the Court Ho
nled 1of record On ti1dAS, Apfll -.
pratrte nr. of TEenty-sixth 81 e T. A4x1sD
It: april Is. $
It: Apru ii S
Butterneld st, 100 It OF Ihtrt5eth st. VII,
TTenty-1fth st, 1a6 It G Of Indiana nv, +
42x1Go II, With buildings: April q, ,.. 10
1licdican az, Of Eighteenth St, v /, e3Li35
#; Ap1l ....-...........-,.....,, 16
johnson av, So $40 # Of Southern ar,ef.
undivided u Of 7911ea #; aug. q, lS69,. g
IOtS 4. 7. 6. and II 28 IT OF 70 l3 In Nc
Kellys Subuiyts!on Lot g, In Block 81,
Section ., 50, Il east; April 2s.....:..... g,
, 1870-04-30

= N1scd1aIa p1vF7u1
81 pvn nEIn5cofner EIn1t-. osnal md Kinzie szeet4
Siehf Pa,senns
a ;1.ue5Ellle Aeeonrnot1deu....3 3W !. N. s9iS III
Woodstoek Accommodation = 5.a3 r m 1G = -
~ easE0 = DUNLAP. General SUPERINTENDENT
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

sion OF the relations Of governments to min
ing and questions of mining law and educa-
ton. 1t was this compact and clear arru-
ment which received from the London Satur-
day Review the compliment of an extended
notice, as the principal feature of permanent
value IN the report. The Commissioners re-
port for 1869 is similarly arranged After the
portions devoted to "A survey of the condition
and prospects of mining in the different
States and Territories under the Commission
ers inspection, come numerous illustrated
chapters, treating of mineral deposits, me-
chanical appliances, methods and processes of
mining, ETC., and forming n most interesting
display OF the present standpoint of Ameri-
can science i'll this respects. Documents of
this class have a direct bearing on the indus
trial development and prosperity of the
country; on the movements of trade and pop
ulation: and it is to be hoped that Congress
will promptly renew the very moderate appro-
priation OF $4,000 per annum, which suffices
to continue this most useful work. ...-
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Sunday school tcachcr--"JohDny have You
learned anything during the week." "Hes
ma'am." "Whnt have you lcnrned?" "I'yc
learned not TO trump my partners ace"
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ID,
NEVADA MARKET! !
R

PERRY KELLEY
yI,AKEs THIS METHOD or INFORMING his NJ.
i mcrous friends aud thc public that he f. now In
Ills New Market. on Commercial street,
Adjoining wyn,sn's Iron building.
lie is prepared 10 furnish tho citizens of Eko and
yicuity with the finest quality Of Meats that the
try affords, viz;
BERF pORK. rEAL, MUTTON,
CORHEB BEEF CORNsD FORK,
. FORK 81 USAGE. HEAD CHEESE.
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, de- DC,
return my thanks 20 tho citizens of Elko aud the
surrounding country for their liberal patronage during
tho past year and guarantee satisfaction 10 them In
tho fnturc at the NEVADA MARKET. and al the low.
ost Wholesale and retail market prices.
PERRY KELLEY.
Eiko, Soysds. March 20, 1870. m26tf
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

John" asked n physician of the npothc.
cary's apprentice, did Mrs. Green get til,
medicine | ordered!" IL guess so," replied
John; ''for ! saw q Grape hanging to the door
knob this morning."
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General IfRms

THERE are twenty-five local women-suffrace
associations in Ohio.
THE Queen of Madagascar is anxious TO get
an American husband. .F.. rr...
SEVEN of the Avondale widows have dried
their tears and remarked.
Mns ANTHONY says the women will never
accomplish anything until they they stop cry
ing.
AT Bath, Maine, one day last week, ten wo-
men were seen shoveling the deep snow from
the sidewalks in front Of their dwellings
Az unsophisticatcd lady asked Grant at a
reception recently if c. o. ID. meant collect
our dogs. The answer was pantOmimic.
clergyman in Springfield has satirically
characterized Herodias' daughter AS "tha
blonde of the time of Herod." The blondes
Of the present period are more nearly CON
nectcd with she-rods.
A negro woman has just obtained divorce
from her husband in Georgia-the first case
Of the kind ever brought before the courts of
that State.
A girl was married in Siour City less than
year ago, at the age of fifteen years and
she is now the mother Of three plump,
healthy childrcn--all girls.
report has gained currency that the Wy
oming delegate proposes to recognize the
status of women in his Territory by appoint
ing girl 10 cadetship.
The Methodists control forty-nine colleges
A Methodist church has been erected in
FultOhoa, in Bulgaria, bordering on the Black
Sea. 1t numbers twenty-one members, and
Is the first Methodist church ever built in
Russia. ."...
TIE one only organ without stops is gossip S
tongue.
BAD TIsTE-Pretty young girls kissing wild
overs children.
"A man can't help what is done behind his
back, asthe scamp said when he was kicked
out of doors.
Miss CHARLOTTE RAY, visibly-mixed dam
/ sci of Washington, has entered Howard Uni
/ versty as law student. This colorcd Raw
may be expected Ia dtfuse dim religions
( light" throughout tho college in which she
shines.
/ Ayoung lady of extraordinary capacity ad.
! dressed the following letter TO her cousin:
! 1--WE Is all WE'LL and mothers got the his
/ Tcrricks; Brother Tom is got the Hupin
! knugh. and sister Ann has got "A babee, and
hope these few lines will lind you the same,
( rite suue. Your afectonato kuscn.
/ OSE hundred and seventeen persons com.
nIitted suicide in France in January, and
! eighty four in February.
! La MARIANNE, the great secret society in
| France, is said to number over 500, 900 mem.
| bcrs.
| BosToN market men put bullets into fowls to
make them weigh more.
| A home for aged and indgcnt JcweFses is
TO hc established in New York.
! TuE city of Portland, Maine, owes more
than the State Of New Hampshire.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-16

these figures arc tho most trustworthy
ni,herto presented for tho year. II Ia gratify-
ing to sec that, in spite Of tho severe drouih
oi last summer, the falling of in tho bullion
Piouuct IL but triiiing in comparison with
what was feared by many. In fact. Tho steady
increase in the productivoness Of the quartz
mines has partially countcrbalancod the tenn.
porary stoppage Of mining in numerous pla.
cor districts in California, Oregon, Idaho and
Montana; and the abundant promise of n
good supply of water this season gives ground
10 expect in 1870 what wo have not had for
yoars,-an increase in the product of bullion
mond's first report after his succession TO tho
once OF j. Ross Browne was marked by n
pleasant popularity. II was divided into two
parte the first Of which was occupied with
oysetvstions on the present condition Of tho
inning industry on tho public domain, and
'ne second was devoted TO a thorough discus.