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, 1870-05-19
STOMACH BIYTERY.
The Wear and Tear OF Business
Life

The care. and 1abo.s OF b1zne.s life apt to tel
se%c1rly upon the health and constitution Of the ardent
energetic business man, ard wtes the need Of some
su.tanine ngent II felt. saau1aata that cease only
Temporary cxhiI4laon and leave the system in atatc
Of partial collapse when their rrt effect hss pa'se Of
are too often rezpred Al certainly fire leaves be
hind Il residrntn Of Asts. the Of the sdntetatod
l9uor1 Of commerce produces .rzlmature exh2ns-
ton ard decay. Touch them net. Touc md reg
u1ate the oveEta1cd vtal machinery with Hostettc1's
Stomach Bters In thst wholesome elixir, the alco-
hole clement which Is the purctt drrirab,c from any
IL tempered by the choicest tonic npeEtent anti
bilious aud anhfehri1e sesetab1c extracts 7ud juices
To strengthen recruit aol7cc and purify the syEtcm
the rleson Of the great Vegetable specific When tha
stomach is In healthy state. the be flows regularly
the bowels perform their Office property. and the tcls
graphic fbfes Of tho syzte In perfect wu:k
ing order, cnorous 4noount Of Labor be bo7ae
without tsS or faconvcnIc1e, and the direct effect Of
the Bit&ers Is to promote this vgoroun condition Of the
frnctann upon which tho nouishuent Of the body and
it, powcx Of endurance mainly depend Tho great
and a1tcratve IT, therefore. cmphatiealy
for its remarkable strenshenns propers to an upon
whom the responsibilities Of Lie psEsa .aa Hno
feel Ike fsludng under the burden AnFeF apps.
rntcrdid disrstiau, elastic gpif1z+ and nj
.h{iitv to Withstand atfkoe, are smous TAG nte
,u.tlr a,erbed to the renoratins oper.aen ot ri. =
tb1s ,na nort,tu1 cordial: indeed. there - 1o.s 80
....,{. n,edica that be eo1EAiG4 1s. *sss.
, 1870-05-19

Ware "a.
osGtneb,,fkh
Orpr,uburth-
Oe1A1hQrEh
Illinois md Michigan Canal

CANAL Locz, CHICAGO May 1s-1:oo p. n
CtE.KED-E Burnh1ul, Joliet, s3tQG It lumber,
5000 It noor1ng, 5000 It siding. 20 900 shinGies 10
900 ata; " Redwood e o tous To- = S,s =
salt: Wing and Wing, Joller, g. $50 = lumber, 10
coo ath $500 shingles 90 bris SALT 20 hsls cement:
ORION, Florence, ss,5i2 + lumber; MidSfe. Peru'
Haa1yED-Angusro, Big Run, 20 yds stone, Ara-
biz, Lockpon, 50 yds stone; onwasd. Lemont, 50
ysis stone: J. ". MCGennl5, Lemont, 30 yds stone;
Reliance, Lemont So yds stone; coonel Manning.
Lempnt, y yds stone; Rescue. lemont, s. yu5
stone; Lady Franklin, 1encnt, 50 yds stone; Cen
eral Mcpherson, Lemont, IS yds stone: Mary
walker. Lemoni, 80 yds stone; II. Walker Le-
mont Is yls stone, 150 brls utne- Tnundesboft,
CssAi LocK, c11cAeo, May r. ?. m. n.
CLEARxD-Auclsta, Big Run, light Thunderholdt,
sag, light; Lady Franklin, Lemont, light; T. g.
LOOMS, Lemont, Light: 2, =. Atkinson Lsmont,
Tsmoat Light: Eclipse Lemont, Light; J. W ~ Me-
General Mcpherson Lemont lIgnfi 4 9, Wa1se6 s.n +
lumber, ao, 5000 shingles, % 900 iash; Commerce.
Lacon, &, ,7e7 It lumber; Atlantic Ottawa 6isooo
ebtnples, l9,o14 IT lumber: Parson Bruwniow, Chf-
icothe, sooa0 IT lumber, 5000 posts, 800 brick,
100 brls salt- :
, 1870-05-19

- per trout ioos .sd sixteen .9a9 ,gia Il
sdo 'vTsss ~ o.ssr Z! nsss & = Fl gse1
vas suttons Subdivision" sud Is Ioeaied at Tue
southwest corner OF Wahpanseh ani Stewart ave
nnsa being four miles 3, sGu.a tSs sacs ~ YaTs
Durnmr track. lu this tract 1orty-clsht lots In
Block j, fronting on Nahransen avenue and Foa-
fnont loot Fony eight lota in Block 2, fronting
on Fontaine aud sutton streets sold at an average
Of SD Is rer trout foot Fortyeisht lots 1n Block
front r. seie loot s'1 me prices .. Thich the iYla
III the South Division were sold, *as equal to
GOO per acre and the prces At Which the lots IL
the tract IN the West Division were sold was equal
to $1,000 rcr acre, but as the latter Is two miles
nearer the centre CT business, and Is In the inme-
diate vicinity OF rFstclass residence quarter on
Reuben street, the prices were considered 1uita
Low. The purchases In both tracts we're In sru1li
amounts. being :wo or three lots each. aud werc
evidently made by persons who are buying cheap
homes
Wara1tce deeds conveying city and suburban
property, within seven mlles OF the Court House
nled foI iseo1d " "Wednesday, !, May IS:
Fq11teenth M 8, is It " of State st, nj, asEx
BssisE s q: OF Trsn;5eisaia ST, j. ''''
ce1ssns st T cor Of Folf st t. ssnsin; 4''
wabash u, oi Sixteenth tli;s,''i St, i. xii 80
Ba1aside M st, is;Y I'm 81 Tai;;sscona :, 1900
+ ashI11o It; May 2......... .eoo
South Park ay, sos It Of Thifty.second 81
soF,h i;sa,ses1 T. - 4: T.: Nay 1850
VII 6-lo1t4S It; May II. ............. $50
bfSmeF Ta9 st. 16S It s Of Elm st, " T. 26xloV It:
naa6 @ 4, ne cor of OAK s. " rnd 1;:, $50
9s41sax It: April IS. .......,...... 700
Ansh M 81, q G cor Of Oak St, " I, und is OF
p:ssEH ssEDaH II; April 1s..-:-.-.:-. -.-.--.. 100
Ausn stEtan st = sos @ Of oak st, T. und Is Of
Rush 81, q cor uf Oak It, v i, und Is OF
, 1870-05-19
REAL ESTATE


The auction Ealeof resi- estate, at the rooms OF
vrn. A. Buffers Co, yesterday. was largely at
tended. The bidding Was animated. and 1t was
annareut shat, though there Fas large number
nf nergons who we1s prepared to buy homes, they
h. bad evidently made Up their minds, however, not
"a M nav auy fancy pieces" Tarly ali Of the prop
cr1v orYered Was sold; though twas sold at what
The real estate dealea generally considered low
prtcea The p1olery WAS in two
tracts, embracing nearly three hun. hun
three and half bIocks2In " sunon's Addition" :"
and Is located At the tncti0n Il Harrison and
Reuben streets, TWO niles Tess Of the Court
Huuse, and half Mi soulh 1t the Madison
STeet Horse Railway. th1rtr-twolots In the west
hslTes OF Blocks and fronting on MazRhneld
Ereet, were sold at an Aelage OF 996 per front
fnot. Twenty-tNo lots ilBlocks and s, fronting
m MsrHhdeld street., wei sold ut m average .0f
40 pT front foot Thlnttx lots IN Blocks g. 3,
rnd s. ironing on PaulLs}atruet, were sold At xn
, 1870-05-19
COMMERCIAL,

rency, 81, ,14q $50: general balance es1, AS, ,1a7.
The American Express has declared seml-s
nual dividend OF , per cent
, 1870-05-19
me Lac Ia Rcl1e-m5lxvuukee Case.

The case OF the owners Of the steamer
Lac la Belle against tho steamship Mil
Yankee, growing out Of the collision OF
f1ose Two vessels and the sinking OF the
former In ST. C1air River, two years ago, has been
On hearing before Judge Longyear, tn the United
week The TRIAL was concluded and the case was
submitted for decision On Saturday. It IS the most
important case that has been tried In this city IN
long time. The testimony YVES very volumtuous-
The arguments we're able and elaborate. The at
toEneys employed In the case were Messra New
berry. Of this city: Cary: Of Cleveland, and Hl6-
barG OF Buffalo, for the Lac ia Belle, and jerome,
WooIr, Russell, md Lothrop. all OF this city. for
the Milwaukee. This Is pzopably the strongest AZ
unnn 3 cSse In this cltY.-pxtrpit Rask, AdY Il.
, 1870-05-19

PITTSBURGH, May 1sL-Crude petroleum quiet
se1lcr May at 12af; 4,oc0 brls seller all rear at
1Ic; quote spot and seller May at 1291s;sc;
June, 12c. Refined weak and declining; spot or
May, 26ac; June, &c; August to December, CSC.
, 1870-05-19
EuSr0yc PlouFcns-An Interview
With the Universal Escvolutfonlst-
Experience OF nm English Journals
iSt and an American Afd.de-CnmP
-Flonrens7 Reasons for His Absence
n.

With the Universal Iscyolutfonlst-
Experience OF nm English Jottrnn1-
iSt and an American Afd.de-Cau1P
-Flonrens7 Reasons for His Absence
E1o1n tho Continent
From he London Standard, Nay s.
We chartered d cab. took IN
American acquaintance in tow, tho cxpar rimont
being new to our british habits, and started on
q yoTage Of discovery for the redoubt.blc con
spirstor. This is how we proceeded: Recol-
lectiug to have seen letter some little hme
ago from H. F1onrens to his oppressed b7eth-
street, to Panton street we drove, alighted:
and observed the outward tokens Of
and boldly asked il Monsieur flourans were 1t
home. HAh1" answered the landlord, With =
civil shake Of the head and expressive ehrug
CT The shoulders, an ne denaeure plus lei /"
ttIf he lived there no longer, whore did ho
peculiar to journalists, the secret Of which We
shall keep to ourselves, We found out. While
VIC were driving there We Gratified our COM
parion by telling him what We knew Of the
relatives and antecedents of our man
But the American "reckoned he 'knowed al
tlut," aud our Hanson pulled up with Jerk
as tle driver hallooed from the summit,
Hero y'are, gemmen-" .....-
1t was quiet, respectable street, on quiet,
respectable square, in the N. S, E. " district
We knocked and the door was opened Mon
s7eur F'o,tTe14s, est IL chez Mis" The bowl
dcred woman looked eloquent surprise. SIS
he thar asked my American acquaintance,
pointing knowingly with his thumb TO indeti-
nlte space light broke on the womnn-
"Oh! eupposes it's our new parlors." OF
course it is-' And We tapped, we gently as
Poe's raven, the American boldly. ae Il he wera
entitled to wear powder in hia hair. "Comb
in"
We werc in the presence. Did bowie-k knives
cleam on our adrighted gaze, or a trophy of
Teyolyers aaeh On US from over tho mante1-
nieco2 Was the floor set with man traps, and
the table covered with pattern bombs ? CAN
didly. We saw nothing Of the kind Stay, there
Iss little box on q eideboard which might
have held picrate OF potash, and might have
held The snuff known as lr1sL blackguard! !
TLero was stuffed owl with bead eyes, and one
Of its 1alons On sque1ched, ridiculous mouse,
under glass shade in corner That was
the, fearfulest sight re cav On the
table were three books-Les Chdtsn'ents, OF
Victor Hugo the History Of the Revolution
Of Y8. by Louis Blanc and the Grimes o. tne
Cd December, by Victor SchRlcher. liners
were newspapers about, too-the Narseatld1se.
the Figaro and the Standard, and BY one o.
the windows sat a gentleman reading the N
tesHdtional He rose to receive. us-a little
figure, rather over the middle height, face
full Of frankness and intelligence, feat1res
thin regular and fle1ic.tniy cnt. n bald, high
AEEhea lpsahe&d, with GRhtc2rpNu haif behind,
, 1870-05-19

BALTIMORE, Aay 1s.-.RzEaps7urFs-F1our-
Western, 11.25ts1.3o Corn dull and lower; white,
s1.eos1.st; yellow, sI1sa11a. Oats lrm 1t &c
fI1n; lib etdea, 17@1T4c; clear slt1es, 17Hc;
shoulders, 14@14Ae; hams, 2l421kc- Lard quiet
ut 17Ac.
THIsKKr-Qufet and unchanged.
, 1870-05-19

NEW TORk-
new YoRk, May 1a-Cor1os-QuIet sales OF
100 bales at CSC for uplanda -....
BREApsTUFEs- Flour-Receipts, u, sGa brls; dnll.
heavy. and d6g10c lower; sales Of 200 brls ~
for extra State and Western: saao@aso foE gooo
to choice do; soso9Gs0 for white Waea1 ~. a1f1S
ssrN8igO 10. extra Ohia: r. TIC 8. g TOT e1ss.
stLouis. Rye ftouf steady; Eales Of i1o hfis At
AsoNa@. Cora meal unchanged. HassS-ao-
, 1870-05-19

new 9oHk, May 1s-Markes continues inactive,
hut ntices generally are steady at 14915c for heavy
brown ehectings, loH@11He for printed calicoes,
1sta14 for American sflItinRs, stripes light and
den b ticks, 19c for Hampden c c do, 9Hc for
Flushed ticks and stripes, ssAc for Alendale
hleache! sheesings 40c aor - 20, 4sc Tor 104 DO,
MijIs do, 15Hc for Amoskeag do, t3xc for Baiian,
SOC for Goats and Clark's best spool cotton, and
s. Ikc for Wyoming 3-cord do
, 1870-05-19
Kate Fields subjects for her next season

-Katc Fields subjects for her next seasons
lectures are "Elizabetl Barrett Browning"
and Actors and Acting"
A duel was fought the other day at May
ence between two military officers, Captain
pibra and Lieutenant hoeques, in which the
Rocqucs saluted his aupe1ior officer, who
"cut ~ him by not returning it, and, when
questioned afterward about the matter, gave
rude answer. So tho Lieutenant challenged
him and was killed, because man wouldn't
return lis bow.
, 1870-05-19
HOMEOPATHY,
DiScasc of the Hcorf--How DC.
CnsiOned-Tle Human
Form.
Report On Surge1y-Medica1 Litera-
ture-Election Of Off1cerA
MORNING SESSION

MORNING. SESSION. ...-..
The Illinois Homeopathic State Medical Associ-
aHop met again Yesterday mornltsC ut No 66 Lake
street. Dr ]. a. MooIo took The ct,alr. Dr.,
W1trhen secreTarT resn the n,nntas ~ tteI,s.
CARDIAC TROUBLES
Mr. E NJ. Hale OF ChIcaco snake os the 1.slnc
~ co,,:, .os,;. -, ,ss,.sa- - ~, hs
Their character. T1ls medicine was useful IN
organic diseases Of the heart, but especially IN
tf..n al fhn cariac nerres = rThe i1,so,r1er aa
fncTeaet1i action of the heart th nntsafnns he,nrr
WI n aot n'nn, ine S SyaS - mG1 as ~
Istntness snfTncat,nn feeIinw snT ncrnsinnaSir
an ,neasv nain In Ihs sbest Tbe HSriens aiso
t,tS %s1, e7ioIH anI ,-. n ttiaepasEu ti
M,h ano tnese pe1ng s!
aIt 1as annaSc G1ve aeaon q ne
dssdosed Shaa5. AT l basiness men suffered eonSd-
as ,h. e sa1deTn auo ~. ~ eitm 1 n"ise uc
Saus1 ~ tn1n , s1e Ittss nssET
ss,c saG 70 h 15e X. Ptopess., rsnecuiatorS.
ems real cstsle operstors and also raiir5ad men
an Neln ..s nao,e ~ nItason " ahe cs!uiac
ears rare isn sert IN fs an sn1SS1 neSu Iin ao ~
nfonSnt "a On y me eAeess,se ;a uss ot Stmnaat.
i administered Coliinsani1 ia relieved the patIeas
pE Moore gave MS experience IN the case Of :
paneas, 5oans laas, whom he treated aad
Dr. PIatt spUEe OF a case OF palnttstjon of the
heart which came On At bet|.1i1. onlr and then
vent on to tell how he cured Il
Dts Lullam, StIceter. Evrart Allen. Dun
can and Smith prnpounded their views on the
cardlnc trouble.
PHYSIOLOGY.
DE- j. S Mitchell, from the Committee on Pnysi-
cIcr reported on that subIect lie told about q
heait! Australian farmer who was attacked by 8
x@5lety ol oiseases, ana pIesentEd seFg !ntefest
stood oy the non;seienttnc hearer, The balance OF
the paper was valuable Long and learned words.
~ 1he b1o YoT1n shnT fhat nnni, mnet 10 Go,r
fully and TonaeEdqy =. 1 eqnstue,ea Bleed gloSa'es
iatter 6perafjon as nrnnonnee fn he nt e ne.rs as
20 dsnFpruus "a WAS rcnerally snpposei Physje.
the world were enumerated.
Dr. Duucau. speaktnq Of the shorts1chtedness Of
children IN fsrmsn scooIs said II Wa not nivinp
. sSs 10Im q dssss used i to sae peculiar Gs4
nan ~ tSRe. ,n ero.a ~ .,o s,uaa aca.4
onsTrTRIcAL
res made pepo ' ue eu spose or IT, am
ta!9es OF etnef ana ch!oIoioLm as anEsthedcs,
An obsteuicai discussion Of no public interest
ensped
The meetsor then ai11ourne1 unt1I N m
AUG 'D''A'Ds '1'A = 10.0De1 'AND > J. N
AErEpvnoC erse7ON
.r,o ,,,,,-o1-;,- ~ sso,,,h,a,, =. q. On ~
49,, Sans sr ~ o@ q ~ r III" o4-
na.,. ,,,sGa . e1ar+ nm u,-,,.rv r,t,np
some intelesnnE Operations pei1ofneu ~ n1nsss L. ~
sao . ase ~ Il, ~ ~ W. cni11rn nvaG
s - = - .H.1p nVps - ,nn+Sa ~ ,rho,o Ia lot con
~. eaN - -. 1or x sss+arhr1o+,nhv TIa
, 1870-05-19

This that present pzicea wil 1t least bo sas-
tained.
i LATER
: In the afternoon No. 2 spring vhe,t was in
moderate demand, and frmar feeling pre-
rallied, the market closing at o'cl 1sS Mt 9ic
caatl, and 96c seller June. Other grains wers
neglected There was no inquiry for pork pro-
ducta or eIaiu.carrfiuc Yeasels.
, 1870-05-19
another Steamboat. Line~

Some time ago 1t WIS stated that Captain E =.
steamers between 6heboygan and Pentwater Or
Grand1layen- The ShehoJEan Times says Captain
Hnbbsll, Of Milwaukee. WIS u that cltJ On We'd
him, within few days, that It was his design TO
establish line CT Iron steamers to run across the
takebctween Shehoygan and LndlnSton, IN con.
necfon Wtths1he SneborGsn Il Fond du Lac. and
FIT i Pere Marquette Railroads. The purchase
b. captain w Of the engines Of the steamers De
tfot and Niiwaukee looks as though Sonethins
TB to be dUuc in this wav-
, 1870-05-19
Allegtuny Live Stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, May 1e.-Cattle run heavy; buyers
plenty, selling at 5iH@9c for best
Hors run moderate; choice at9Ha10; medium,
04a1ec; Hight, 9G94c-
Sheep run very heavy; declined f1.0of rom last
week, selling at k.00ta6.e5.
, 1870-05-19

SllGEP-The receipts were more moderate to-
dsy- and, under fair local demand, the market
soc noted yesterday. There were no choice On
saii', hence quotations. for guch arr simply nomt-
-el. Medium to fair grat1cs were sold at RIG
6.El, and common at 3t5Nia55D. Fat lambs are
inquired trr, anti would command sa00a45D per
h MI. We quote the range Of the market at $3.50
tsI. % for common to choice sheep.
, 1870-05-19

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May IS.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during tho
7,aat fverfy-forr 1ot1rs.
, 1870-05-19
THE LAW COURTS.
What Obstfnacy COsts-Correct-
ing an Error.
That Demolished Building-Return
and Capture Of a Thief.
UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT OOURT.


james Lee and Jseob Steyer, Of Aassllon, Ohio,
=. Arthur ". MeeEer. This wns an action to re-
covc1 the price Of quantity Of pig iron Shipped
todetendant- A shipment Of the meta1 was made 10
defendant, OF which he WIS notified He
told the snan boy who came with the notice from
the Pittsburgh / Forf WAYNE Railway COMPANY,
to have It delivered at his Archer road yard, and
Message wus not received By the company; o., II
received, It was not acted on some da1s aiser,
Meekcr notified the compsny and ~ VS. - taen H.
rage This Fun he declined TO psy, and, nttcr .
considerable delsy, NJ. MeekcE a!srays refusing 70
PAY the aenug tns g I'll ms te stnne -
but held that they Ind q claim AGAINST the com.
Pany. The iars fonn'' for plaintiffs and Assessed
BASERTPTcr. ...-a...
Robert E jenkins, assignee, OF Ihom2ss1n e
Mcclellan, bankrupt :. asnrE ~: Aeclellan- la1
1ity OF merchandise. ribbons, and rclvets, valued
at from s. GOO to 81 0og. takeu from the stock OF
banups under ill o. snIs M sm M r. ~ eas RsnS a
rupt law. The charge is TINT barring SnoWleaXe
OF the insolvency OF tne nov banIupts, Mcclellan
the irm, advanced them s. 900, and incindIng with
1ha: Fu1n the amount OF prior 1oans he took btu
Of sale Of The goods tn secure the whole The
but about the time Of petition filed In bankruptcy
they were removed The defence is that the
eredto hsve recciyes ts shst sun ua Inc
NEW sCIIS
Timothy E Fletcher '. Joseph N. Lyons aud
William r. Wright AEsutnpslt Demand, $1,000
Lewis II. Smith =. James II. aud Martin Tat
tie AssumpRit- Demand ST., ON
Thomas F. TenicE, administrator OF Andrew
Huston and executor Of -RenicS Huston, of Picka-
way, O., '. Thomas Huston ct ais Bill to set aside
foreclosure sale Of the thirty feet north Of the
sixty II ct Of Lot l, Block ~, West Joliet
Wilder Bush, Of Newbur1port, Mass, :. George
II. Mariner ct als- This Is q proceeding for the
foreclosure under trust deed covering the west
half OF the southeast quarter Of Section Il, and
the west half OF the northeast quarter Of Section
9, &C, II. In WIunebagp County.
, 1870-05-19
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT,

= II EASENGF7EY.
Discharged John IL Dean, Of Atkinson, Henry
CHnnty.
Denial Of Bankruptcy Charles A and c q. Bar
NUN, John D. Mason and Jennie B. Starring, Of
Chtcatu- -
Nc1r Proceedings Thomas L Thornton and
George a. Gould, OF Galva. Hcnry County. In
voluntary proceeding instituted by Lewis W
BcLk, creditor.
, 1870-05-19

ii or G[uI. no
No. sawed. ----.............-..-.-... IS0<32871{
Th,cEpcss-F1ve shingles to be two inches In
thickness, Len2th-Sixteen inches. $500 Per
carload added whcn transferred, which charge
;slltlFS the shingles,
, 1870-05-19

Prop tauntre, oedensbu1Eh. II 81 I'd corn. bd1s
a. Aides, s. green tides md sand5seA
pruu May1oWer. BTealo, Il, IS nu w1eat, 500 eIss
nou. 81 green 1jdes, u sheep Peass auo II
Prop Sebraafa, Buffalo, 10 600 bu oata, 1900 hsfs
dour,
sctr Dashins Waye, BunaI1, rs dried hd3 nuo
suudrleA -s
Echr Lou NcDGaald, Asntszer, 50 hr1s tour a1a
sundrtea
Prop Merchant, Buffalo, - $50 ba corn, Soo DIS
four.
6chr ". Il Hawkins, En1on Pier, sundr!el
Schr A1nelva, Mu*keSu1, 100 hu oats, 145oo oa
corn, 80 bales hay, and sunlries.
Prep Chicago, Buffalo, is, ,4aa bu oa.s 0ootn c3rD,
40 brls d1ur. -..-.
schr BlAckhaHk, Stony crEe4.'1so n1l@ hay and
Suutlr1ea
Scnr q. Naud. EeYanee, sundt4es-
Sc0Y Nag1alens, South Havcs, nrls pcs1 aou
sundrtf8-
, 1870-05-19
MEDICAL QARD&
R@AN~@


Describes diseases without aaJ morzu1hoo fson -
patient xna elrts without any q tae ~ g
rneFcu1y thus earuxyuxT- heAhh Apd Hft from Wss4
t.catoen- Il. Ea1 Nadisons&. Up s.atEa, Co9Mz7ses
t1cn. fec, n Send tvertJ-Hye cent? tor kN "1UiNB
TO H8AiTH AND LONG LIFE
, 1870-05-19
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1870.

! -,n.t -. ..-.n ". .: Lenieh. lump,
nast g. soon ,, pfsv ~ ,laoo; LAeksw1na
so: wainas Tin. so = stgE sas ssae5' 81 s''"'
fc: ehicshen5, $500; 1AiissJ, J,ssisrasssy active,
Gcff5E - ~, .,;i.s.. "s.1a,it Ths fo!ls;stag
Java, a5as6Iic; o. G.7sa.,,, ss1|Gai:: fatr to
RIO, lg,s9l2 &C; cctnn.Snoice. ssH@e3lic: L.
good, el5sG22c; prime
gTay1a 2i3Essis; Is 4.;. 20 n,atartal increase u
the demand, and Phi 1ei'nr' ma 'fssa3rae), 1870
change: ya1iSe, = 14Iaiss<c: Ha1ret:'s
1sHc: Schnei1eFs
steaSts sph lghs, 1s@1ssv vas fairly aoavr st the
11s9Ntac !1elHs.n tansE q lound ..+.....t Go
1rhi.,es rrhssses i' pate rbounl. .........- l.Si-s2
pn-'t! p'tHe! o1.sA-s i...-....---...-+-. l.4o9tG.o
t8ss ti.-oac I.-.. ..---%-..--.. S9As30
E1our h-"~s1. Net rs. .....-....-.-- tS%. -
fteGa RGrS 1as1Sss eaic at IesseriaTs prices,
VI FR41Hrs y f1Srssxe; fruit market WAS
fairly active, .et7:>2es " ils "nuou| 11''4"'A''
change The fd2- "-r: ,.o,.
sama1so; e oraIi PaIeFmo, $ ~ isa; oranges,
Messina, s&D69t u.,
nrnnes 1sGisc. drums, 1ssf6G; 1gs, cartons,
asSaSc. dStes. 12c: apples Eastern. 95t9l1o:
apples, Southern 95c pcAaHeSy peeleu, 4AsiSc'
pcaches, halEes tecled, tHsse; peaeass' = aus-
ts1s nnpselea e; oaskSesea sasxrs b,f. sszss
cherries, importanp1tteti, 129 1Gc; Inistns, iaT-
en-, new, f4.eo9< ralsins, setdless, 5o-ib mats'
'SiSEh7HIs11mouaoft-shelled, esesoc; almonds:
Is, s. 0o@L06; III nn,S 1sS1ic; French val.
nuts, 15@l6c: Ills, l5Ga1tc; pecans, Texas, 1t9
1scf pecans, .Misnr 199lsc. ....,
lFtcy
, 1870-05-19

RECORDERS COURT.

1H1EF RE1GHSEn.
Thor1s Ferguson ntids Culley. Indictment for
1arceny Submitted TO Jury. i was charged
Il cauahan, d lodEeI in room tn the Adams
prisoue and an associate took room at the Ad-
ans Hmse- Dnnng the night they made q raid
fhroucl some Of the rooms, using nlppers to open
the doGs. They took the $50 from the pocket Of
Ca1nntau, and, upon alarm being given, were ar
rested THIS man furnished bail {straw1, and ea
capped. Some days since, surpostnG, perhaps, that
the miGer was forgotten, he made his Appearance
in the dty. when he was promptly arrested. The
tury found him guilty, and assessed the penalty at
nine 5ars in the PcnitentiaEy.
TIE LAST BL0SD-
Archbsld Gordon, one OF the blondes, indicted
Tor ritous assault upon Wilbur F. Storey, vas
i1ned <1o and costs, the penalty Of his share h
the nsstllt
ACQUITTED ..
Jacob Ross Was tried under an indictmen:
charging him with the larceny OF tHo pairs o;
Roots freu Peter Reich. He IVES acquitted
NEW SUI.
Gottf,ed Diest =. WI1helm Van Betge. Tres.
nass Ihmages laid at s, ,00O It Is sought to re-
cover f1his case for Inirrtcs ALLEGED to have been
recelyetby plaintiff By gunshot wound The
S:aaIre that In May, 1865, the defendant, who
was the minor, malIcio1sly shot the plaintiff.
, 1870-05-19

LIS Sooth Clsrkt. teet1 N Private and Se1al Dt1.
ea3cs and ELECTS in ths znst TtknleMf
md obsttpase e,ss of Seminal We.tntse SeIxoas ~.
e 81 usrrury. Sreriai at,er.!on sive1 to Female Dis
caksrs. Panaphtet Of Advtcc sc1t t-te- Cans1lsAHe