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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
Texas Laws.

The Washington correspondent
Of the Galveston News in Il late let
tor says:
have Just examined Judge Pas
chars Rcpor,s-25th Texas, supple
mcnt, 18th, 10Th aa1 3Dth volumes,
ami the advancc sheets Of 3lst Tex
ms. now running through the press.
The work. cover 1000 pages, and
the paper, printing and binding
are of the best style OF law book
work in the United States, The
second. edition of Paschal,s Digest is
also complete, and it must be n
eom plimont to the State as well MS
t.,e INDUSTRIOUS authof, TO learn
ihat the aiscsters Of litiMois are i'm.
itating Judge paschal splan in their
labors. The second volume Of the
Annotated Digest includes the new
Constitution of the State, some oil
the repealed laws, aud the laws OF
1866. which are not in the first vol
Juno, such military orders us have
served us law, and the statutes OF
1870, and complete digest OF All
the cases concluding the, 3lst vol.
,rmc ofreports, which do not appear
in the first volume. Thisfs indc2 I'd
Il book essential to every pracltion-
en- in Texas, while IL is every way
useful to The citizen and legislator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

According toa Cincinnati paper,
there arc now about 1000 in the
pcnitcntiary Of Ohio, two-thlrds.ol
whom are under thirty years OF age.
This, says the editor, is owing en-
tircly to the neglect Of parents to
have their children properly educa-
ted, andsays:
oBoys are permitted to roam the
streets ut night, and visit billiard
and drinking saloons. ard girls pat
roniso dancing schools and parties,
where tho first steps are taken. TO
that road which ends in the ruin OF
character, body and soul. II II re-
form OF II real substantial character
is to be inaugurated, parents must
Law the FIRST stones Of the edifice. II
they will make home school OF
discipline, rather than q boarding
house for "Young Amcrlco and
thoeaGirl of the PERIOD there VIII
be Tower inmates for houses OF rel,
ugo and penitentiarics.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

WoRTHY or TExAz-Our advcr-
iiscr and friend, Capt. j. I. Walshe,
Of New OglealIs, Is worthy Of The
large patronage which Texas gives
him; for he has, with his usual bus
incss zeal and forrthsught, sent
samples Of his celebra,ed shirts and
Bows and Cliiidrcn's clothing 70
ibis. our first State Fair.
Washes shirts arc entered for
premiums. and dcfes competition
from whatever source. We advise
cur rcadtrs 10 examine the sewing
Of these shirts. rs also the entries
be makes On BOYS goods His pop
MAR store Is located at No no Ca
nal st, New Orleans, La
rHouston Ti1rs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11
Dr. 1ICEEAU'S
EN REM EDIES


Use these only. and save time, health and money.
$1,000 RE WAR ID for any of disease in
any stage Wfjcli they fail 10 cure.
Jar RICHAU'S GotDrN BALSAM, No. I. cures
~ Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes, Cntaneots Ernpions, COPPER .colorcd lrtchst9
Soreness Of tho Scalp, 'croua, &C.; IL is 6ieae1
Renoyator, Atefatiye and Blood Purifier known,
removes all mercury from the system, aud leaves the
blood pure aud healthy.
nR. RCHAU,s GOLDEN BALsAM, No. .. cures
~ Mercurial Affections, rheumatism IN all its
forms, and gives immediate relief In llcascs. IA.
Price Of either No. ore, 50 per bottle, or two
bottles for so.
AR RICuAU'S GOLDEN ANTIpoTE, a rapid
- aud radical cure for all urinary arrangements.
Price S. per bottle.
inR RlCHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR DAM0UR,
~ n radical cure for Nervous or General Debility
In or or.souns; mparting 6ne,ty with wondrriei
effect. Price 81 per bottle, of two bottles for 81.
On receipt OF price these remedies will be shipped
to,any place. promp! attention paid to all cores
ponlcnis None genuine wi,h"n, the i,ams OPP" iS
EICuAu'S GOLDEN REMEpiES, ID. II RICH
ARDS, Sole Preparatory" blown In glass of bottles.
Address Dir. u. Il. RICHARDS, No. rs 'aiick
ST., New York. ~'~
Nov. G, lSiD--sily Sass -., -se.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

Fer cakes. oysters and ''sieh IKE
q 10 W. Il Traugiber on'' y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

- iIinrggs - ]. - ans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

AGENTS FArTgB e.s-yslers % n
- fWFrrrfE EEI1TrEG MACHlfE. The u--lg
5000 r1r.ilr knitting martirs - Inverted
-. 81 Wi frr 11f11 ffiich-s rer Minute
49, aurEICaN EEITrI.1 HaCHiEE CO.
ra.fa- Me- ~ - LrrisI H.
EsrrrfI ls-I--l1u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

DEArn OF AN. EDITOR. -Wc have
lust learned with much a'cgret OF
The death of Judge, A. u. MeClufe,
who died at his home in Palestine,
Anderson county, on The 9TH inst
lie had been long connected WITH
the Advocate at that place as us
senior editor, which paper has al
WAYS cvinecd his zeal and ability.
he had filled offices ofpHl''ic Strust
in his county for over twenty-five
wears, and was respected and loved
by many, very many h1enuS, 10
the coed and true drop off one by
onc.-TTylcr Reporter.
, 1870-12-06
AEIs1uAL CARDS.
Private Diseases.

Dr. Jamea.fosmerly Of Jamrs' Lock Ho,7.1 Ntx Or.
tesnA ard for the last elerru Iaac1 In Chi
can Be eopden.iay eonsal.ed at his oce and par.ora
u .n4 q RAadol,ast. corner Of DeEtasu us-stair,
from L H. - r. IN. purnk The psyt trunsy ynara
DFJaEaea has sAacSas uuy treakd re ase .ascs of
FRivA1r ana oah,k1e chaEa&t<f thsu any other phvs
elan tn the untel st.eis. Asl j. the only psyacIam
sa1kiEs tt II c3aas ot dseasss speciality shst i. ~
d,rs-A and recommended By tho medical profession.
and hepr
Dr. robert Annsfn,. v ae has h,ru n.,rt;.:,.
e. Sc eessr | ~ aoria w = ~ e
.ien-a 10 Aoe. II u answer Il esseF It in4ai7
II ~ nsay ptr.on. h::,ias su,tsra t, n, .u,.r,,-
with t,eess such - Dr. Is a.. msS,s nj. .,s:,.f
.vr1; essr. - i.r a. ,ali iss-a l. . nj s,.1.
:. sass 1s e H. mica d Ja,
know and u.ed by h,.ustN Tbs D. aset a., asseury
a:s g. .a nae i'd ~
.sa S1 + oar ~, swa n sS 5; ; ya 1h:.s
-thcv wiil ia I'll ea.es-' " -
III. Rshara-ou. Ee1 ed!tor Of gh. -p.r,an,.t
tIo~ u n+~es'. ssys IN that paper. Ausust -, lss:
q I'm e. s seass s t.,
ts tentle1aan AID The 'rat. earnest. .ktisi; ply
F1nacts from tic New o.te7as s.s;
~Ut. james has rlusl in this eisr. or fha gogth
" IN the tsestWcht Of pf1yats dlsrasrs."
The sso~ ins I'd toris Il tsom the Mobile (Aia, AZ
ssss.+<., Mar ;. tsst:
We -ay with c,nadencr that D.. JAN /, u the
rst7t REPUTATION IN this nmnt'v. An fethrs lrt.
VT haze ,cra.;"r, % know that heis e%pat,. u
csnrliAhtng Ill he pfuQ1ts ts train nj Of est9
:. r. t' which be cs1ha-s ats pra-tc,an
h aitsr 81 ute U-hkah tqVi<, taku. says. ir1sSIS
''c navt b~u p.rsoas1ly. a-au.tnted with Dr.
An fr 1vrf zig yaEa, AQ4 k1tE hIa b s1f4
ttti Abs. an th,~ ,nxht ~su.1'et pstalciA1 seI
= - y wan tn rsrEy s~n-s II LII, word"s
1t nf tt-Arh unass.rs Is ta1 stt xfrsnseI
aud It ena.aa.st IN t9e cnintsy SEPARATE rasssnse
ADD rtits and s cls11tAsInoa tnvo1Ab1t PaftF-t II
dtts can nah!t ths ptos hy dsscr!k ing 4ytzp-
tuut. rnctt-i stamp fur tctlro a1Awcr.
lttat'sc on hfFE1iN. eFKRNATT1nRlkA. and nthxT
A+Nas Of Liz sF1illtS tn aidrrls IN seal ID
tntt loT- Altrrs DE- JAMES. Post U1a.d Ur4wsr
sI$-s. CA1rAEn, III with Bt21rp,
,rjtt ,1t vn,t1- Cht~...
, 1870-12-06

u. pe II utl oe p eslole At tho pec-m7 7ef sc%,i u
Of lhu FUry-~ecoud long. e89 10 make L VAT ms.
sera.l Icoucu IL tevepues ettarat smaAlriuy
,he smrsv Of M government 70 usRe - asfso-;
asfe2ny male ha$ hcen AdvHntaupous /, sue c,uu-
uJ. Lot enlf tu the ptru ulsIs tndtcAtsd. bu. 10
0tlcr ntpeesa ha dly lees important Tnafu IL
mocn tvtd+tee tnAiig g II 8hUK that no Other
utcd 70 nuc0 t. the ddu.ion Of tuppb,cau
opinsons III Europe. The sprrat OF these
op!niols stifnaAtes entQrA'lon from E0 ops, and
A. INC tane uma prepares the way fur toe eataS-
Me1meLt u ifee na'lEu'fun1 on t1at eonlnenk
NOT can there BE- a15 douat shat the policy Of no.
ceptfnR OF the d hf ~ p. rMRntnI Wonl1 fetArd
smsgsetlon from Evtnpe, espectAlly the ftAttng
vabced. the fact must cvef n m ia tnst tle pu p
he ttbt u pubic evt. Its c-pe1tlly but1rn-
s1me 10 the lsbotinF u. e. u It la therefore 10
to Of tbe et ns dee as naI'eI
will not pIcseht such chauees IN the reseuue r
TEN, fron 1tce TO tm-. 3 witt equal taei in-vit-
able burdens al our Drrkent cnI dItoD, nod, Wtshlu
en- eenparanye!y ta soor, Peri q. a1es may b r..
is M cccastuu OF sauAtactlon sh1t no utheF
pailon eytr passed 1n!ouSh zrras
va! with 10 s,lRbs = -sh sck 70 industry
Siau show THAI al c,sa.s and p.ciatly tue r
ou1inG ea.ses, are In the eu1os sut OF mora ii N
the average prosperity. rnrthes t~s:ed D1 e1pert-
Of other natlobR- n, reason can no
soes,,lon q public aud pftyase ag..n.
ana dim:l nn!rg ine nar,sea Il iexatton. cut i
aces Justify the q a+mtpt that the nnttou cAu
ulalr p:ovi;i,n Iot The puo,c debt lr the uAJ re-
c'mEeuord Win II enoarr Assirg Industry Of re-
s ''e pe oxa. s BOUTWELL,,
Secretary OF SQe TIcasufJ.
, 1870-12-06
MONETARY and OMMERCLAL,
MONETARY,

MoSpAT EVENING, Dec g.
II is iutimated th4t In his Forthcoming re-
Port the Secretary Of the Treasury wll At
ienpt TO tev,ve his scheme OF forcing the Sa-
tional Bsrks to exchange their present 6 pei
ceut government bonds-ieposi,ed to secure
cirru}atton-tor the new 1, ~. and per
cents authorized by the Funding bill pissed
st the la4; session Of congrees, and that he
will also recommend the funding Of The green
backs into 81 FER cent ten-year bonds-this
last reconmendation being m1ds upon the
ground that - we have too much paper money in
circulation" 1t ia piece Of cha1latAnistn for
any man too assume that We have either too
much CT teo little currency, for that IL ;
9ueeiion which no reasoning cin eEectually
sa,tle. Tho only thing to do Il 70
put the currency on basin wheze It VII pro-
Eress toward par With specie, ard then let the
volume Of 1t regulate itself. Tho first md
most enectual obstAcle tova1d the progress
Of our paper currency toward par with specie,
! Is the existence Of the greenback whiah
Affosd tho National hank8 the nneao8 Of max
| ipg nosuinA assumptions Of THAR 1otss, and
! the removal Of theso sitbaz by funding OF; BY
l retiring and destroying : beztaln Per oaatsga
Of III thatseomo into the treasury b tbs hsst
atep 70 be taken towatd having paper Cur.
reney n par with specie. Ths h4nka VI
nsyot paoTs soNssd sppceoaAdag shst cur
, 1870-12-06

G&%a-b peS GM.- .....s%... ....UsN
uhae deck eaEs Of sheeu. Der rs, ,0oa
:dnsIe deF8 Afs OF 9neep, pcF caK... 90,
ansees. p! en;-. .;.;S,.::-:.....-...... Ns'
~ to S.s YMk; IS. 70 Ru1alo; l3xc 20 ban-
u Z: Skc to Cleveland. Aod 30 70 Toledo md De-
tts.tt.
lBhEF cArTLB-Becc1ve1, z49s ne,d. Tn-
aaa.k h WAS dur' for all desc .pt1Sas Of asoek bu
.eapes.al:1 70 .os .nlppsnx grntrs t,e advance y
The rates OF freight by The DIN rent 70 :os tuanlox
East rom cntcaxu. rerdet.rR It n-cesaT fa'
shippers 70 bug. u sl u % yer pEces saan @ese
pitv.len. last weak. a rrdnclion corresponding
AIN nc sdranee 10 tten.s VIZ. hoEeTet: .n,or.
thbn noidat4 1ere VII foE to gfaut xuf u shpptIa
ieemed dtstncitneu To invess upon anY
sthsf te1na, ttsde, 10 o,,;t in ..s ~
eoocerneo. vas NJ "stsnd st1lr rnefe weIe
fotpe very good becves On sale: roote liberal
eupp.J tnaa We have had for many daYI. bat In
q usequence Of the wsds difference between toe
y1dwA II buJers and sellers NJ saies were eject
ID. Among the offerings VAS dtuve o'la heati
shtpped frun Mclean County, and II had from
SanRamon couu ,. Tar avrrase welsht or these
was something over 100 rs Tney Will p:ooa-
BY 20 East in DIST bands. cisy butchers Et1e
a;aus sae onty pnsrhsssr-. aad ttans4cuons we're
chiefly Al s. oos 500 Geo B-nuv i tl. said 4
chuice lot OF Guns II a. They averaged -
, 1870-12-06
ThiE Thi 6H1oXGo f i TRIBUNE, TUESDAY DEcEnBER g. 1s7o


other Of protection, that they cannot bs row
ereo Nilhout &sdnoAa :, apa tho rod oaAs of tnr
lipo viii long be r. *membt rad with ozide, nod
lot rs top-. u need ~ezs. the eous'ge Of The
weA1er te euula'ed By our volnu: :e<ss- The&s
bur the II collection. Of the days 9hen they
mingled nj b the dark hn.s OF tho militia i4
hnxu, hetoric and ,vac:orieus he!d AilLnot
oeaso 10 te cberished. Tha bitterness Of tho
eotput Ut, sod OF the -1xueorons oonteA' e'Hlth
shs ts,ited States ars forgotten; atd tbodgh,
Left to rs. lot it 'be hop ID th1s fhs uxm-'
else Of ths Art Will long be unknown within
cur borders Tho departure OF the LAST tof
ths tro.p~, yesterday evening, was signitio mt,
md wit hereafter be set down ~ sueh BY tbs
future historian- Tic lceians that Hro beng
withdraw, il need be, eau return but = now
Ella ia bepeetorth ours-and not tho less
fransht With good or for svi1 booAuse 1t dawns,
like new day, 10 quietly.
, 1870-12-06

Ieprs to par with spacie nn'l tho Kovaruuau
moves dIst tygetsing the groeaaacks olt Of
be waF.
I, mpt 20 reckon vlIues BY tx etaud,rdr. On,
Of gold md ono Of deprecist.d pap.r, ii in
tetruinable, and extends mo evers brauch o,
busipea4. Thus. tho Ses Fo:k Finnnesat
Ehrunicie, Of Dsc. retetriug to tao is1ue
fy the general goTezIns1t Ct ss7S 600 at IRE
yesr 1 PER cont bonds 10 tho State Of Massa-
otueetts IN Iaynens TO: clstna for disburse-
rnenta du1pg toe war Of 1919, uuakes the fol-
lbxirg cuIious ttAtement:
I" Before The gears nfe-etme OF these bonda
bus elspstd, tnetr will p'~1zb,y be na koysra-
uert corda 10 Be pn'chaS.- .:pal, and speA aax
Oh lAe expt,af rsnfats1 nf ~
Now il isv+D .tk.oRn that nome Of cur
6 per cent 5-2 :. :. Asa At par ri h gold, and
that ~ lorg ae .ey are not thoy par moro
than pei cent IL Rold on the investment Of
VIC reckon rhr m by the deprecated cureency
.tsraa1j. VIC must reckon tho gold interest
rad on them by the eAmn standard. aud, cal
cnlared either wA-, the 5-20s pay more than &
per cent on The csJit.l invested IN thon.
Tho unusual etriugeucy OF money ID the AZ
icnlturL districts tributary to this city, 70
vhich We have referred on several oc-alious
late1y, continues to be The most prouoiuopt
nns bcial feature In this part OF the county.
Even tucb merchants ~ hayo Al ample capital
of their own IN their business fell the s1tatn,
and thoee whose capitai Is email com pared
70 the sniounr Of theie o. ltkrdtng --;.ountt,
aEn who depend on prompt collecs4o-.. 70 roess
ihilr maturing liabilities In the East. tiud
themselves in 'Touhle. In situation like tse
pretent, bankeIa u1,ursly feeI indiaposed TO
help any Int those whom they know asa able
70, get along without help, 90 thai
wm1o tho banks, ID a general rule,
arc yet pretty veil supplied with lnAa-
! y iuDds. they hold o. to them, aud I great
deal OF regular merchant paper :. sixty days
CT thereabout ia declined, and the bauks feel
more disposed to lend their money oa colIA.-
erals. Ii seems probable that this viii con-
tinue to be the character OF the money mar
ket until The polk and grain yet in tho hands
Of the farne1s shall c1rne to market more
freely th11 now, and 20 SET the capital In cir.
cnlAilon, that is get In products in tue coua-
Try. In this agricultural country The farmer
ia the first debtor In the whole circlo OF trade,
nd when be defers the payment Of his deb:e
the whole line OF ruddlemeu have to wait-
Excl auge ia very scltea, and ID nomlnally
quoted At 75c FER Il 900 premium for sales
tetxeen banks, though there is none o1ared,
and severtl Of the banka are shipping cut1sn.
cy 10 New YORK to make exchange. AT the
counter bankers sell At lilo promiUn md
buv at psr.
The following quotations for buying and
selling government bonda, local stocks, gold,
aud sllver in this market this afternoon, a1e
fu1nishtd by Lunt. preaton Il Eean, banker.
, 1870-12-06

~. rRe ef NJ. ]. r. Meyer: toAs On n. ..z..
W1f 1noH nc ehxrge OF Lieutenant E7ermor
~ Sst.. -1,iriD7 iho saure npe The snr1ev u.s. AZ
re.t snHr. : WIS carried from Mar.to~tc 10 4 poins
III dTIren miles too44 M tsnebo1K1n: that Oh 1ho
s.s .hoss ea U to X solns sen,s 1a1e 2
sltaIner. u, der he cha1Rr Of L&eutenans lee, va1
rpcsF ed ID The ~. -shcle b5drclaehr
by o1cefs f.cm t. e Engineer Department. Lasn
ct1mp,sin v.s ms Jeaf placed uusrr rue d1r-c-
t,on Ct the Lake SUI, =, - aop opratto, havtcg
hetn made fofl sutse5 altnou1h Enn apptopEta-
ron wss included Ia that i'afae sor tue Cusx Sur-
md Lieutenant I1er1ourr, wirn Que RI the parties
on Lake Aicnt2ao, VAS detak;td 70 the wosf-
Ts<y ronpleten deratted Eure1s Of PlastshurE
p'sia I Nv vii IL proas5J ne rFaeaed ncIr sptius. Il
there ts m appropriation Tor taAt purpose. and =
sur5t Ct the en:lre lake will b ma,e.
ITO OF L.Sa s1.r. o. On the Detroit or s. tasr INV
trN 4 LITTLE work was done 01 tue upp3E epo Of
Lie 81. clair, N the way Of finishing up Mast
On The % DON ot he III snA 11vs7s, which had
be- n the special wnEk Of D. FarElnti HenrJ, were
sn,pshde1 feAt e, hJ oEaer OF General Hum
"a h,d ees1se oi sae re,ects%on % q ;ae @ meisaso @
!oelcal pbsefsaslons msde By the Like Survey
! Thfte ttservarlons have 6een raken for several
keI.st'ors "takeu BY t~- War l,tpas-nsrnt " tsc
eens ~ Of eotoIne1es." touRh They ara doubtless
in5iy a. valuable 70 comn.etea IS ihe otoers. The
| l,re Of lsScs nom Suoeror Ctr 10 HsxrgO.
where Melec7ot0gieA chsersat,pps aFe dst1r
! made. These observations nfe MADE At 4 yu. 4
aco p. m., ana include The stata OF The baru1ne
ies AND Thermometer, wet and dry halh, MAXI
mum ami minimum OF temperature, amount Of
htrn.di.E, ran OF sEow fall. evaporation, aln7uut
| Of The wafer. etc.. ETC. The reports frpn t,eaa
ttrc ii pclnss OF nhseEVAtor afe a.ade monthly
TO thc headquarters IN tals city, and herr they
re< need TO general tables Tor puhiieauoo tn taa
cf1.tal reports. Whether from these ohservs-
| uots at lnc weather, made through long seriea
OF ~ aip. sc!enca viii be able 70 1gu:e oat any
tntI OF plac'icaa hcneot II commerce. rem u II
TO be cen The experiments cestStoly interest
| ting. and disclose conc curious thtng1"
, 1870-12-06
Ibr. A. G Oitn,

I'll WASE1HEIGN-AE..C CHICAGO, ILL.,.
Tho lufrrt rnkAxra aud erantui Fhy.ctau In
SIC ssey sontlnlrs 10 tTrst all pHavAfx tHKoS., and
uRtHlHI ~ A1EA, ct both fe1ha, ~itha1t rnr1rur~
S<x2sAE "1A1rkax. the rc-a!t early In3sc4ct1oos
Or ekheF tAHAe7. producing NHhTETNE1. AxEn41AN 70
Au.1x1 =. INF AIHKn BtuHg xkxORI su4 AA4-
Ht.,1 Ia tcs4e ~ rI,r 1t i, sell c~tient that rhY-
sc4an who confines huseF eEriuA v-ty the ttudy VI
sssf mus .t3ufe f,s.se, .tiN te b. speraty than
this fsei Introduce psil-ns t. The b. Tor fais tr-sf
taoaE Al MsiIetnes u-,t ,srri III his L&b1ta-
tory. Rtad hts y AkfslUAL ESSAYS; Atut t, Any A43-
dfert In PLAN akAtA EHvttArK. f.s..ipt q usd
ttAMp. tntVAlk ClREuf4 ~ tn LNttr.- far .t4:ap-
CstyeEf- xrrr stste4iS es.HndrntiaL Eooags Assl
iIee Otoe~ hour 4. III 10 p Huntays = N. 70
, 1870-12-06
Canada dn-DcpArturc OF British
Troops from Montreal
Fyynv n. Uontrtdi fed.ftsf, Nor, -.

Tho last of our garrison. 1G0 men Of the
sf1teth Rifles, left here last evening for Que
bee. and the ola barracks, which haze been oc-
cupled By Imperial troops since the conquest,
expected that it e1rites little surprise. bat Il ia
difficult to reflect upon it without Z degree Of
wistfnl regret. Quebec itself will follow n
lopgerpr ehottH tins, but scarcely less thAn
bad the citadel Of Queboe been eyacusted hrs
Me now VIRTUALLY indspoodsut. With tbs form
'pa2eea away fsou shsse regions tho poxef o.
Britain, who thus tr1nsfesn into our 0un hands
our coming desstnies- Tho4e have bsen 70 loug
nd 90 ainicahly linked In the mutual e1eE-
case On tho ooa hAaa Of dusy, AID On ths
, 1870-12-06

United States Lake Survey-Whnt
HaS been Accom- pl!shed THIS Year
The TrInnEufnIton OF Lake Supc-
rtor-Surveys OF Lnkes rIichiEnn
and GhAmplRlus
The Detroit Put Of Saturday has the forlo*ing:
"Lstt summer there weSe three distinct parties.
The MANIPULATION OF Lake superior was carried
forward bF . party under the lmmetllA-e personal
direction Of General CpmsECcH- The dESL part OF
the Eeascn was ye1J favorable for the work, which
requires suD, clear Atmosphere BuI tue mouths
couEf ot tie smofy and hazy cnniltpn Of the all.
TIE observations tn trfat 9ulR1on are Eade by
n.. hea Of tight, md theee nave to be seen eu1ire-
ly across The lake, 50 that Wilt be readily UNDER
St OF thAt, smoke, OF htze OF foF, OF low clouds.
would he laial to operations Often parties hare
been compelled 70 walt TWO u three months wisn-
ont time 6nftable for taking ooservatIona Tals
has been particularly the c.se IN the eastern part
u tnclASe. where IL ts widest. and sae Ane Is
loI gest. There Is some WORK yet to b dcne on
tbat part Of the lake, which n3y Tequ!ts hoae
time, u1lesa the weather should prove peeVos1H
fnyoEalle. -,,,,. I,
The cperatIors this year hare been MANLY u
has been carried 10 point wtth!u 10TH MtsS y.
Duluth. The survey Of the ApeeUs B.a11S Ia
nso hrtn completed and the oase iine o1 -nnaG.
fota Point nas been mssFa nrnes Hsr3 ne.1,4
&c the sI!snsu,a,,ont q 1 TSis IN depend 1en
rancn T1n ii . Weather, un account Of the vefy
~ i,ssrs pn Ii AZ portion Of the eastern end 3es
| nnSnmpkttd During The past summer TIE Eean-
er ssIrn. under Command Of MAI Z J. 4. 50dtht
nd ne = .msr sgIvsIor: undsI ne sns5Xe ~ o. o.
! 6urtIior IN bniidtoE Ft8ttonk movtnf parties,
l sFsdiua and mexkprtug base tines, &c
/ On LAKE, Michigan there w.fe tRo xn1reytnT
parres. That on ihe xess shore was V0det tho
, 1870-12-06
GENERAL. NOTICES,


IrnnehIts AID Consumption positively currL Twenty
exclusive p.rttse 70 Y. treatment # he aal1e
enfr esra .ftsr ethess have i.ted. y rw rr11et
inown only to hl11..n tadmak ssssd By tahai1tfon-
she.t, sfe r.:r .r.st; snrt 1ratsln; y. WiLES,xo
4l.. nII+.,ala Il osneu viii ah?w. He al4o tleats
with mp tr.Ite Y. .r-p.tA, lyer enptatnt.
cpiLh1n E<fure eanta.stnx xbewhere- Uunsut.EoA
s-nn ststnr c.re.aihf with tist Of 9at'uou-
iItr.+v, III 61tefv hnurt : N. % Hpk m
, 1870-12-06
o SAILS TO-DAY.
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

NoHIAr RrESnu, Dec. s.
BuTTER-The butter market w.a uuA ro-1ay
feeling ~ss quite ~esk Tne demand waa 9aio-
y & mined to tuppl}lng Gu rent Local wants
Fttces were nonilnsl'J unchaCEed, IS lotowa !:
q1aa4c: cofnn.,p grabs, 1s7lsc,
nAGG1SG-Was inquired fer to only limited
ext mt. and tht ass ieell1g that has prevailed
Norniually values were Unchanged, a.i *e leprat
our 1uota'ions Of Sstu day, as 10 1owH: Stark.
s;hc: lewt4ss n 4, SIC: on.ar1o, sc: American.
f su &c. .u.sps 1lSa & on, ri ihsi5Ne
BuiLnfS0 MArERlAIs-Tae market was
sS;st sssssa a. ssasso sss o. nee rex .ess
me do. hs. Sa'as4.oo: marble dnst, D
hr., sat:as 90: lime In bulk, y nn. is:@:
sn; si,, s.,sssss; @ s esnrn1. 4i Ao.easie. @ "ss
asb: Aklon, . oIl, saoo4a y; Louisville cement,
sala44ss; plas:er1ne ha!s. = bu. t4saao:: white
go; A. clay, y orl, ss.oostss: plaster. ho,
sRAS-slle of 10 tons at s,sso o. t.
CHEESE-There wss "A tasF inquiry Tor cheese
to-day and for tue berer class OF Eoocs th- tnar-
ket exhibited cousde Ah'e at,erRth. Law Era1es
were ea.J. We quote: New fo.k fac.uy. sHu
coAL5lh,s @artts xas Without material
chxngt Their wss mo,tFase .s,s demand S,,,, s'
sl1.so: Len'gh. p'enaie.,t t1o.eAstn5.: Ls:.Sa-
ManSs7 HsO: ~, ~ saut e. 1uu u'at an. ~.
e "; "a alnns ~ n.' ss.s" A"cA1n1 'a@'' s90'
CANpLES--D alers reported better demand,
aEh prlreh were nore inlIy sustained. We qiote
as IOllnws: Sa1iEe, laaistc: sscaStne la4a
19xc; Sctneid-rs star, 14.s1sc; Parahnc, saaAsc.
LUbFEKAljE-Wkn the exception Ut HI 3D.
vsnce Of &c On polk bsrres and 1bc On taro tlerce
there wa2 no change Of Importance III our llsl.
We now 4uO'e:
Whtskey barrels, trou bounI. s. 00aa+0
Whist. barrels, Wood-taund- maj "