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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

Chicago, guiy is, 1870. HAYS MCKINLEY
Deputy District Agn.
This Company Commenced Business June y 1870.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17
SPECIAL FEATUREs

IT, Rates low as any other Company in America s. 49, -
sIf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17
+ WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
(not even in case) to the very worst cases
Of Blind. Itching or Bleeding riles Those who
are afflicted should Immediately call on their drug
glst and get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is eI.
pressly for the Piles, and il not recon mended to
cure any other disease. II has cured many cases
of over thirty years standing Price One Dollar
For sale by druggists everywhere.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

Serene Fisk all in the city limits
bounded on the W by W hf OF
swar of sec 81 81 Wv 81 Q %
Ruth Joslyn com at W cor of
blk 2 in McLaughlins addi'n
thence on w line of sd adm
81 rds 10 ks thence " SIX rds
thence $ n rds 10 ks thence
516 rds to beg sw 81 2 %
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

Tonn Stuchen com at e cor of
ed blk thence n rds thence w
{ rds thence 4 rds thence e
rds TO beg 30 30 2 % 534
n Rrach com rds " of g cor
IF blk thence rds thence
Srds thence s s 4ds thence 8
rds to beg 30 s e 30 % $50
WIN Wade com % rds " CT Sc
cor of sd blk thence II 1917 res
| thence rds thences l6I5
rds thence Ards 10 beg
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17
DY SPEPS STA.

Warmers Dyspepsia 2 oiic is prepared ex-
pressly for Dyspeptlcs and those suffering with
habitual Costiveness. Itis slightly slim uating
tome and splendid appetizer; it strengthens the
stomach and restores the digestive organs to their
healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspepuc per
sons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA ToNIo. For
sale b. druggists. Price One Dollar.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The German machinists have formed a
benevolent association.
The hotel and restaurant cooks increased
their funds $500 by the recent ball ,
Trade is dull in Brooklyn, but 1t IS expected
that change will soon take place for the Deuer ~ ~ IL
understood that several large contracts IN tue on u
are about 10 be concluded
Rricllovers' Union No. 26 of Brooklyn last
arint an1onted william Van Worst delegate 10 the
Workngmen's Assembly. aud appointed Coui"''eo v"
the conspiracy and apprentice law
The Brooklyn Labor Union & was III ,ron session. 'na
last NIGHT and erased the name OF member rom une
,er as he refused TO pay ue OF So imposed because
he mad worked less than the society ia'e VI wages
THE dues aud fines received amounted 10 20 -
rrLo members of Cigar Makers Union No.
oo last evening elected new Board OF Oinsers.
onarterly report the Financial SECRETARY showed 'ne
receipts to be 81 40; expenditure, ~, ~ i, ""' "
h.nt' nbout a. 600; number OF members, l'3VO
The Laborers last evening made arrange
ments for general meeting OF te SIX D's ~ % o ras.
day evening next when delegate To he S,atr e. lraueT
s.,biy which meets at Albany on the 21h INST VIII
he elected The Laborers Union Is he oiues' ia 'e ''
aud dates back to 1873 q
A. the meeting of Coopers' Union No. 3,
J., 81 eveninc several members were heavily hhed Tor
Sorng contrary to the rules OF the society one mem
Der was nHe Ths the man is unable do. aud the
eoopers have control OF all the shops ne VIII 10
remain .dle or seek other employ menI
Apother strike OF the Union Cigar Makers IS
,breatened An employer In Maiden.lane mas
his men q5 IN number that owing to the depesseu ecu
s % The market he will be Obliged TO reduce the pay
an certain brand 81 per 1000 cigars IhIs % reauS
fou viii be opposed. and strike VIII probably S
r irike of tRe Cigar Makers In Cedarst continues the
man are paid out OF the Union funds
The members of the Shoe Clerks EaIiy-
ClosIng Association met last evening AT mmar! @ nam,
wbsrc n procession was formed aud headed oy az
n,apched through the Bowery, Grand st. EhLsoetase,
&C. Jpon passing those shops which are how eiosns ~.
IN m, cheers were gwen whilo the Few empIoyeIs
hose stores we're found open were greeted Win sonS
aud hisses
The .Iourneymen Marble Cutters OF Brooklyn.
- htr meeIing last night voted 90 reduce the wages
from a so TO 81 day. aud to suspend the rule when pro
.I euber. OF the Society from working IN othor lhhn
snoety hhops Mr. Thomas MarraS WAS chosen rros
dent aud Mr. Richard Breckenridze Secretary. OF Ihe
aoo.tv The Presdeut aud Nc Thomas kAoo wore 40
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Suicide IN FIFTH AVENUE.

Self-murder, which has ragged as an epidemic
Of late numbers another votm-ths time from the aris
tocratc neighborhOOd OF Madson-square. MI James b.
Pe son of Mr. r. l.. Pell. of No. 2ls Fifth-ave. was
,ound dead in his bedchamber at about $50 last night
The suicide was walking and talking with a young
friend Mr. Bronson, during the afternoon, and
the two went up into the Of hr. Pel,
who was evidently suffering from great dependency
Mr. Bronson left about hafpast seven saying that he
would return in short time. In an hour he came back
and on opening the rOOmdoor stumbled over the dead
body OF his friend He lying on his right side close
70 the door with his clothing dsarranged and his throat
cut from ear TO ear, the weapon, bright new razor
still clutched in his stifened hand. Life was extinct
but the pools OF blood and the body were
still warm Dr. Bradley Of the Westmoreland Hotel was
Immediately called in. the police were summoned ana
Coroner Beach was sent for Mr.. Pe tall and fine
looking and about % years Of age. He was unmarried
About wear ago he lost his ouly brother to whom he
was much attached and since that time has suffered
from mental depression. He lately returned from
Furope whittier he had to obtain restoration 10
beatb ACCOMPANIED by Bronson who has been constantly
with him in his travels few days ago they returned
from Washington Dlr Pes family observed for several
DAYS past that his grief for his brother was Increasing
and every mention OF his name would affect him very
much At the breakfast table yesterday he remarked
that he had nothing worth living for and his
friends began TO fear that he would attempt MS
own destruction. The family were haturaliy
anxious to keep the suicide IRON s, tno Pao P
IIr and n was with some difficulty that the tacts con
earning the death could be procured from member OF
the household. DR.. Beach will hold an inquest ths
morning, but 1t Is not proDaDe that any t,d
hurredy though apprehenslVe OF MS lTeh return
IA the articles in the were much scattered ABOUT
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p,Y-M Newark n j. SATURDAY. 1t inst Harriet Beach wife.
rso M tax, place at her residence 1901 BrOd woiSe.
diy, Jth INST. at o'clock
EyGIRHAgT-ou Monday jan 1870 Of paralysis Geo A H. E"
R,,r .Si aS friends are invited to ,,eod uae ~ hi; az
residence No 81 wesi Foriy'ecOndsI 4" oco'' ~ O We"
A!baay papers please copy.
posTERon Mona., the % Inst Emeus Foster daughter 81
H ss and fsui, brothers and nePhew '95 oees.
,s9,auare. ,o 90 Weine.dp5 morning a, 10 O'clock
GRAHAMon Meuiay Jan " the rsf9cs i % .n !" q.
Funeral on wedaesi,r pm
81 John and Feiuctou papers please copy ,
G,BAuDAN-on Tuesday evening Jan b' re. de'c' No ~, "a
West ahugton place Arthur !" "aDaraaa ID "' ''' year "
yoace Of funeral hereafter
H,Ssoo Ss5 nl 1I' N Sa.,a io. widow e kna l formerly O.
LuAsou n. H., aget 70 years
IozIFR-Sui.ul, on Mouday M ch,ote D,s%,o lot'f
D. wife Of Or Abraham W '.' 10 % T,, r. NJ, T. chSres iSi,.
forht seventh lat oes y,t, ,os S
dsa. fthe n \ Medical college iOr wOmeu Ars respectfully ''"'
10 attend
,bd Mar Allison Nib aged year aod monlbs 49,, A., ,.,,
I9s so's' e aa of his psrent No. l1 TnantLst
weine.i.r j,hi, d, y O'Clock The remains will be taken "
MoRSE-I Brooklyn Of disease Of tue heat George b. ho'''
& 30 . family spd the members Of Gesasich Lodge 80 6l
nJ H are respectfully invited to attend the ianera - h' AZ ~.
s,,a .ni be taken to PiauTis Coun. rharSii
~ieb Lodge No. +s7 sad A NJ are requested
funeral brother. George b. Mofse %" as
,..itsnrs Ab,nyAye Fditoa-aSe, bTeos'n l. % my
("e1ae'la!I' " ". Is. SHOVE. Secretary.
p,yReTn goolyu 90 Tieay 9Th At Joha Palmer ia The 'I''
,p1 friends Of family invited 10 siteo The aoersi
he residence Of hs Thomas f-ns = .
IN. coruer DeHah and TOmpknsae brooAPh '' -
n O'Clock .. , NJ,
pRtLon Tue.is, everuE Jsp suddenly. Jime' rem
RI. y@a. s So" d relative. Of he m respectfully A,ssa 70 ',aa
h. oman. 90 Friday Jan = st2 o@ he Tesdsnes 0' Ss
S,,b.r ana FNb-aye, without further i1Etaton-
Of ,1I, Rooslyn TUESDAY. the 1h INST Coroe, oaes
youpg daughter George w. Plat IT, and the lA1 h'' ~ "
su yi % , o the smiIr are respectfully Invited tead the
de1ce of her father No ma south oIodsI bTOoAP" "' %
tle Invitation.
ROBERTSON consumption on SUNDAY Hlgh' 'ii' riANN w. "
Rogers, aged III Tesrs . 49,, ,-t--, eA...h S..tan n I
Nedneslay afternoon a. si'~S h
t.yes aud TREAD, respectfully invited - attend
SNITu-,t Waterloo Seneca Cs Y. on the "a iSst Ana Is
ue Of Heuy f. smith, aud daughter Of ihs a1e lh"~-s 'N
ctv S..on4 a.. ,,s,
al IL eiocA hes"''s
respectfully inyted % attend
rTrS or "A j,y 9Th last dpbeFA Bertha voanges dAashs
~ Rlnpsl and Eater Titus. aged yS-Ts shd asla 49,,
Friend, Oh family are inTilsl tc s'teou ~,
fourth hodss OF Nisss"a
H., an 81 day th- lost. at 10. o'esek a m
Ysuker, WestchesIs Couuty T., on Ss'araAr
Eduari U8lsnl. a the 10Th ysss OF ~ ase
"a =. .pi .f the famy respectfully n'ts1 :" 'eea
yohas Church. Nsdnrsl1
Al o'clock Thirsh a. Depot hsd'oa h"e Na"s'
9. o'eleck p m
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potplca delegates to tho Brooklyn w0rkinsmOn's A.
PERSONAL.

Gen Hovey u. s. Minister to Peru. and the
Hon Charles H. Perry, u. 8. Consul at AspinWsn' WIN
sail today IN the steamship Arizona.
Wendell Phillips of Boston is at the st; Denis
Hotel s== The Hon !. Dawes. NJ e. Msssaehesotu. U.s.
Cen Frank r Blair OF Missouri Gerrit H. smith Oh oe-
neva n V tho Hon. J. N. Goodwin, Washington. Ca
Thos A. Scott and Prof Lesley OF Philadephi ana q
&. Bushnell OF New-Haven, are at the sHtn ave,
Hotel ====- Mrs Gov. Hoffman, and Col r. Lenoh
Banks OF the Governors Stsr, are at the Ciarenoon
Hotel. === The Hon. David Chadwick, r., bnglanu'
the Hon. A. 8. Knott OF Maryland, aud Peter H. Bu
chanan OF Canada are at the Everett House. - Mf.
Estrada OF Spanish Legation, and the Hon Henry ID
Barto of Trumansburgh. are AT the Albemarle 10
tel Gen. John :. Marmaduke OF st. Louis u at ING
New-York Hotel == Geo. ~ Pullman Of Cnicago. ans
the Hon d. W GOoch OF Boston, are at the Breyoor'
Iiouse - Tho Hon Duncan Macdonald OF Canada,
Col Howard Wells England, Richard IL Ewart. Ireland,
Major J. n. Knapp Auburn, the Rev. H. ID. Manshem.
Nyack " " and @. Il. LnderInaD, Pennsyyana, are ss
the ST. Nicholas Hotel. Edward Reilly Lancaster.
Penn and Lon Morris Of Boston are at the westnsSf
Hotel - Ex-Gov Price OF Newyersey, the Hon. n.
NJ Madden MlddetOwn and Homer Foot Of Springheid:
are at the ST. James Hotel === Gen. L. B. Frieke OK
Providence and the Rev. W. c. Nnsow Of Lee, Mass
are at the Hoffman House. === Mrs; Cen Lyon OF AT
kansas is at the Westmoreland Hotel - Tho hon'
Vim. f. Chandler, Washington exGOy, MGCormiek. At
zOna. exMayOr Fargo OF Buffalo. ana Col D "etneTh'
Philadelphia, at the Astor House
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THE YoRKvILE pJIIcE COURT DIFFICULTY.

Mr. Murray, the counted OUT candidate at
this Court inclined TO give up the contest for pos
session OF the bench with Justice Coulter notwthstand
ing all his threats The vicinity OF this tribunal was as
quiet AS usual all day yesterday, the excitement OF the
preceding days being entirely subsided aud the
OF the police OF whom there larger fOrco than
usual ON duty, not needed. Justice Coulter seated
his bury form the Bench at an carry
hour yesterday morning. and discharged the watch
returns or the prisoners arrested overnight OF whom
there we're an unusually small number The lders ana
rOughs who had assembled to participate IN tho ex'
peeted row dispersed disappointed aud no one oc
cuped the seats but those having business with te
magistrate Mr. Thomas hurry, who has filled the posi-
ton Oh Chief Clerk 10 Justice Coulter since the later
came in on Saturday last not present yesterday.
and t IL supposed that Mr. John LndOn. VINO served IN
his stead has received the appointment
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE yEw.yoRK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

The preliminary steps toward laying the
foundation Of the Brooklyn tower OF the East-River
bridge taken yesterday morning at the upper OF
Futon Ferry by tearing up the wood work of the dock
located there BY active operations 1t IS intended
70 have the bed clear for the reception OF the
caissou by the middle OF March. Two steam der
cks and 80 labOrers already engaged ana IN teW
davs two steam dredging machines VIII be put IN opera
ton The number of stones and heavy Doulders at ts
nont will necessitate the employment OF divers TOT ne
ppUrnose 81 blasting The General superintendent DR.
William G Kingsley is conducting the operations
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

Tho ,napditures for the same period by the state for
tho suuport of asylus and hospitals when, Win SIN
ole are State institutions, ana estaDllshed ana
by fine state and undtr state authority, Tor
the deaf blind, insane and dlOtic. was sl5sl9b 53
Another class Of expenditures are Of more question:
b ha acter although they are 20 sanctioned Oy usage
that lt would be difficult II not lnlpOntlc 10 uscOhnc
Them The appropriations To orphan asy uIs, hoSplths
hnes of the riendless and other kindred lnsltuuohs
a worthy Of themselves. and entitled 10 generous sup
mort are referred But they are private CHARITIES
nrignating in the benevolence Of Christian lneh ara
,yomen aud under the supervision anu coHuoi VI te
bnrtaby disposed the several localities The state
has moi them, does not control the or hu
minister their funds and their inmates are not seIected
nv or under the special charge OF the state
There can be lltte doubt that all proper private
cartes of this class would be amply sustained by vol
uutary contributions and would be watched over ana
cared for by individuals With more interest state ad
were withdrawn, and private benevoence were per
mitted to occupy the ground A.,
State collect from the people through the agency OF
the gathcrer give in charity 10 private lnstt
tons may well be questioned. But appropriations or a
gwen amount be distributed rateaby among these
Institutions nave been regular and continued lOf "a
seues of years that they ought not To DO suddenly WIN
drawn. They are relied upon. and Withdrawn Win
out notice would dsapp0nt and probably lead to suner
ing - --..--,...,,,, ,, M
STATE AsYLUMS IN PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION OR hL-
GENTLY COMPLETED. - 49,
There are three Institutions that come within TINS Class
"TIe Hudson River Hospital for the Insane AT
Poughkeepsie State Institution for the Bllnu, AZ
Batayia. and the willard Asylum for the insane, ht
ovid The two last have been opened for the reception
OF patients and supposed 10 be substantially com
nleied although the asnamed will require some further
appropratiOns TO complete the building ana the FURNISH
ing OF IT, ,.,.. -, - --. ,t,..o. H.. oo 81,
OF these Asylus for purposes other than maintenance
nm to Dec b 1862 with the years IN which the eApenul
turcs were made for each
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TOR EDICAIIONAL, HLNtNULENI MD
CHARITABLE PURPOSES.
The evpcndures from the public treasury during the
hscai wear for the purposes of education and with
view TO elevate standard and bring the means OF Sc
Sree 70 all was SCI 81 Of which s22O76 ~ the
fruit of direct tax Of mill upon he dollar OF the
taYahe property of the State The state has, by It's
liberal provision made all the public schools OF every
grade substantially free. . . ..
Ths sum does not include the large sum OF s2GO2 co.
Witch nn0er The provisions OF chapter SO Of the Laws OF
IGa il distributed from the excise moneys received IN
he CIV of New-York the support OF schools IN that
citv educating children gratuitousy who are not pro
ided for nm the schools nor the moneys paid by
Incs and municipal governments for the same objects.
THE purposes ana amounts OF the several state appro
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pun,npLpHI. CATTLE MARKET-JAy. Z

The nnly Of Reef Cattle this small amounting 10 La
b..i tbs market wa dull ranged from t. 9" 1 u zoe
Fair to Cattle; &c. t. sc for Prime, 2nd ron ~ 70 NC '''
Pr,m. Common Cattle sold At from Sc u o.. = No. gross
SHEEP-This actVe Et" hf" we're go" "
&C. 10 &C. y n whch Is slight advance. ,-,.
HoGs-Ihe Hogs this week not 30 goc iul p "
~ ,bo lS n D. reached 100 head, az IRON si's
bl4 IS T. N net. for corn-ied . .
bead of Cows S65 for SpnHgers ard
rom Ia for and Il i1dnirr M this stock vas beitet
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

The Controller In unable from any report made Dy
,,her ~ The Institutions 30 state officially what sums
viii he reGuired from the in their further progress
hnt II IA sppOsed that further large appropriations
Si he needed by the Institutions for tho Blind o the
willard Asylum For the other asylum Uhe Hudson
R,yer state syum for the nsane large appropriations
il Inc re0uired 10 complete upon the plan aud dmeh
slons contemplated Hn about third OF tue % m n
sbed and occupied shall be ready for use and the
dturo has already reached tho sum OF sS2Oedg AZ ~
that the estimated cost of the whoe wofh
ssoO 600 and that tho building will be calculated of io
patients. -. -, s.,, ,,sno.,od AGAINST
71 ala busbes for the fiscal year ending sept 3O lbos
9ng on OF 25s a5J bushels Tho superintendent eat
mates necessary expenditures ioi ~ho o"e"'"S '
at 10000. - .,..s
,rho ,aoeots from auction duties Tor tho past ndcai
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slO,Q4,tI7 %
STATE PRISONS.


But little need be SAID OF the financial exhibit OF the
State prisons. That there is radical defect IN tho sys
spectors have the charge and superlntenGeneo
OF the prisons, and the appointment OF all the
If the power exists anywhere, TO secure EN-
cheney the discipline, economy in the expendtnres'
Great practical benefit would result to the state the
OF the prisons could be entirely disconnected
party politics. and the wardens ana keepers could
hold their Offices by of good behavior rather
than party fayoritism so that each could see Ia tns
enable and encourage him TO accomplish some g0od 70
.ne Stae, ana make h pn1isSed Iv wise egslaion
aud without some legislation Dy wmeh the
may be systematized and reduced but little chsnge of
the better eau be looked for the financial affairs
of the prisons. II the purchasers OF the principal
supplies, those articles which are used IN large quahu
ties in each Of the prisons made for the year or
portions OF year. by contract after puone notice lOr
proposals that would invite competition there would Do
large saving TO tho State in price, and possibly an lu
provement la the quality Of the articles furnished III
Buffalo can supply Sing Sing Auburn with beef and
Albany and NewYork can resOrted 10 for supplies TO
Clinton 1t quite evident that contract may Do maze
consumpti6n This would prevent all local personal
favortesm in the purchase OF supplies and winch ~
equally important all suspicion Of such fayoritlsm rms
present legislation, may be done under the dec
II the figures in the following table be taken as giving
q fair exhibit OF the condition OF the prisons IL wOud
seem that they farther from being seltsnppOrtihS
year by year. and are fast retrogradlns'
from earnings gss 20
In ias So IA IS
earnings OF each Of the prisons for the year ending sept
80, 1860: -,
earnings expenditures
Sll4GD 70 SlL5,lI ~ S5ooJl o.
'SiO.l99 u IsI,t$ " 5t%"f ~
Miscellaneous expenditures a,
dstribued.......... E'''' :"
ro,....:.....; si.o93a5 9 se3t55g s, so'',I'o s
sThreea mouths Advances for Sept, IS05 et1OoL o.
The whole amount received by the Commissioners or
paid directly from the treasury for this object is
$l.363.5405l: ., A., %. "a
Ofh. paid from the lOJIs5 ~
Manhattan S,VJ W
Received by the commissioners sale Of old buildings
barrels deposits aud SbOOO from Tue - -
Of Albany '.'' -
3 e3S0 81
htpeo1eI pet oy We ~ " -. - ............. s6s9 O3 u
paiI S, isr5 Ec 6i 500 10
r... "a an .,.............. l633 50
BilALce hands Of 1900 ~
33lJO 81
One million Of dollars s supposed to be about the llmt
which can properly be expended Ia any one year anu,
with the Appropriation, the Legislature snoul1 proNue
the ways aud means for It's payment IL VIII hos Oe
necessary TO create debt, but additional taxation may
bo necessary. A tax is preferable TO a loan - III,
". Z. ALLEN, Controller
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Sp,sial 9ctins.

;x,eeph Assepiniy Dstrctfhs rsgulsr nootel, nsenf
of the sIsenh Assembly District Republican Assoelat1a W. es
Hesdquarters Demu' p"PensA ,ynnS S.,isai
Jln. 5, al a o'clock "iLLiAA Al AN'''"'''
O. Jo,EPH RUCH. ls.c,.,,riss
JAMES a. LirrLK.
I.lndomaa Il Soss'
CYCLOID SQUARE PIANO'FOlsrESs
THg CIcIoIo combine, Ia ia shape
ENrIRg SoyBLrr.
ELBGANCB.
aad STRENGTH,
Aua o.. stand 10 taa. oSsst other form Of piano
wARKRooMs- 2 LsRor-PLACB ILssCkseSE
Watches ssd Jsweiry
OF ,u description. tor sALB sSd REPAIRED e' s'' ga"
GRO O. LLLKs & SON LIN BrosdssJ esssssss r.es" s'
.ad Twenty sgbth sssi ssd .S BrO.dsr eos aoss o'
- .s,..,o. and Home for I.ktie waaderers.
Bo~ery-Ks,. HYATT sarrh spsa.s -, ..,,
Ks %. WEDNESDAY, 's' WV " We ~"-N Nv
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05

The rate OF taxation and the amounts raised for tho
purposes for the fiscal years ending
lively on the 30h days OF September 1869 and 1870
exhibited by the tables following.
The tax will be actually levied upon the valuation Of
1862 but the changes will not probably be such essen
New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAyaS jan 4-Cotton closed quiet On spot snd shosl
DOMESTIC MARKETS

sls PxArc,co J,n l-Ponr hrm With light stock. quoted al
NheatSae Of choice al pl O. Legal Tenders vt
san PRascisC0 3-There heavy decline In the S"gf
POsdsrd quoted It aud Hanusled al M
The stock 10000 pounds Fear qaes
and unchanged Wheat ranged 81 Is 6 There s-
Transactions today. Legal Tenders, sJ4
MExPHs A-Cotton 6rm at lIc recep ll59 bales er
port. nj bales Flour unchanged Corn G9e Oats 7pc Lard
i30l9tc Buk Meats-ShOuders, he Sides, loo.
Jan iNbst nOminaly unchanged oats hea CSrs
dali and nominal du and nominal Bafey dali and lomna
DErRor jan A-wbeat dull kitra White. - IS; No white
OTd O9 Regular S0Sl Of Corn ssgunt quoted at 9oaS1s
oats qaiet At i5c Barley 81 ~ crLt Dressed HoSs
bll 6l0bll IS for heavy
CSCSSari jan 4-Pour unchanged Graiu unchanged Coss
erm; hldugI Ad24ic aud for good grades 2tc lobaeeo
changed WHISKY du 9i Hogs dull at p5@ 80 Tor I've 40
4aSll des.ei receipts JOo bead Provisions Unsettled
an price. nothing importance done he-s Pork held
S27 Sol Lard l59I7c and Kettle Green Mes ~ Glc.
Tor Jan 4-Four dull Wheat unchanged Corn nominal No
held At 83c held 35c; New, ,Oc Oats duu No 'Sr
Dressed Hog, doll At SO O0s D. Recept5O bush Wheat
10 40 hash Corn bush Oats. 5000 ID Dressed Hogs
AtBAsr Jan sales " o bush No Am
berE 4N bush No do at Jli aud 100 bsgs Wte
Michigan ct 81 steady aud fair request sh sales OF 20
b, al Sasqu.haBns Railroad st 81 Corn st-ay; Od "estrfs
Nr- had 6rn N at Il; aes of COO bush private terms New
Roaod Yeow nominal o. Barley du and almost entirely
neglected small supply and market hrm' sales OF 80" 0asl
safe 10 bak at 5Jc aud - lush DO, IN bags 81 13c
N,sHyuLE 4-COtton hrm and prices higher Low Niane
a3Ic GOOD Oinarg 22ic Wbe--ei 10, Amhsr 81 l9 White
p Corn Dc 81 Oats zoe Rye 81 BaHel - %. Flou
sboners Ia,c Country Haus 8e City Cured Hans le Bak
Mea-iesr sides I5ic. Clear Ribbed sides. Ia Shoulders iIe'
Rump Pork. 5l5. Lard, ISe
CAMBRIDGE (MAsSl CATTLE MARHBT--Jas
Re. CseRecep $40 head market snn aud prices advanced
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-05
Hozard s. Ca.welps Cod Liver On is the best.
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