davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-05

Osr-Tne schooner phGnII, ashore near North
DOT. Lake Michigan, has been got a1oat and toWed
10 Manistec, where she will lead with lumber for
TEE IE1yrsA--1rts is stated that this vessel can
'pot 6e got OF the beach
suorE11En's RA1sa-At Buffalo they are IS for
propeIers and a for sailing vessels
JoHN 7. .W4aAE&-A letter from An Sable says:
"The schooner John T. Warren, beached here
during the heavy storm last November, and COLI
siderablJ injured, has been purchased by some
Detroit par ties, who are expected here N lew
days to make an effort TO Ert her OIL"
WRECK or TIE HCs1EK--The Coast Wreckins
Company have been engaged on the wrecked pro-
and have 90 III succeeded in getting her up that
Ehe has raised md dTiftct ahcut dfty feet nearer
the American ehore- It Is thought that she VIII
be a1ost BY tho hsfsr part of the WeeS.
Wecling Company are through with the propeller
Hunter, It is intended To commence work on the
wreck Ct the propeller Thomas J. Scott, lying on
great trouble Is apprehended IN getting her up, Is
she lies in favorable position.
TIE MORNING STAK-lt 1s rnm01ed that Al al
tempt is to he made. this summer, by wrecsing
ing stal, now On The bottom tor almost two yessa
While It ts admitted that the hull Is good for little
or nothing, successful attempt will secure POS P
session OF her valuable machinery, which ts me
chief tuducement for another expedition
WRECK or TIE ExCE11oR--From the 1osco
Gazttts Of April 80 We clip the following; ,-.
'.The schooner EIcelaor, laden WIN s1s' 'ho I6orl
Saginaw for AilTaaaee sPfunS n "a law hours
vent to The BOTTOM the cEeW escaping ia nc po Ta
The salt dlsaolvng, she became buoy AM anu u tu t
to the enlface and has since di1te0 I'LL i,a - MT
tcn IN four or I'VE miles north OF IaTas fp.us IA
nnI ahout half a mile from snore. le Ins t-9e1
Breeze. assisted by the tug Gay o. a. a no cables
t. Io aer rS orS for he purpose She viii, probably,
he got I'd SoQ0-"
, 1870-05-05

1y5N
, 1870-05-05
MEDICAL CARDS
4-~s----------~--.~--
Manhood.

Dr. Ja,nes, thirteen years ot James Lock HoSptIs
E6w C.tcans ccEro years Of Chicas, known th7ou6n-
out TIC county the most successful physiciaH q Ne
SzNEAL WEaxyIss, Ed01kScx, Ch9oais D!sea*s5
ditordes Of khc SKS and BLOOD tema!e a!sfAsSs ana
ter. &C. an be eondeE;i1y consulted Il bis oee nd
fnaT{rs ffou, distance describing cneos
inE stam2 d.. James. P q Drawer sol Ghieasn. u
Int 4, sny ,dress in sesle.l envelope. AIdfraA Dr.
T.rrrs is DYaref 5BsT. Chicago, Ill
, 1870-05-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Maya
The following table hh0WB the daily receipts and
shipments of 1--we STOCK during the week up to this
, 1870-05-05
SUPERIOR COURT.

Harriet PhiIi1ps y. Albert Piper. ThIs WAS m
actiou Of assumpsts LOT breach OF promise OF mar
rag With such S t e. Taa ase E ns
MOSES D. Brown, Esq. II ran Its usual length,
axtng a. 9PnorsnR eycn1ne e ~ Tse piaati gaYe
in her Gilect testimony, the truth Of which defen-
dRnt acknowledged, So that, upon adjournment @ @ ns
cnnseDtcd to tako him Us her husband and dismiss
the case, and yesterday morning, before inc Court
sat. went with the young woman ner parenis anu u
the oflIce Of Justice DWolf, where tho two be-
came one mesh. The trial Of the canse WAS there
fore not continued
Marcus C. Isaaes '. Peter Grail This wns IN
sc1ion OF treapass, in which plaintiff laid hts dam
ages 81 $4,000. The Jury considered his case aud
The allegation Of plaintiff was TINT On the 50 Of
May, 1863, GraG combined him in his once ana
tten beat him. It appeared that the plalnti1 Mas
as il seemed from iettef written BY him to his
brother Sam, !" also clcrk, he took 500 and In
vested i, With some nore n hopes sadr q mannS &
few aqnd1ed 2t astsp p MS to e'1ae arsnovedee Mdse
1ecclpt re Tf0.e q Z the i moi,cy, s.atng iii,
II he should be ont In his calculation, then he va
chance Of making few hundred for the Want Of 2
lit,le cash to back hstu, and he thought he would
take the chance betorc it alpped through, anu
asked his brother whether his course WIS nns h.
hands Of GraN, who demanded settlement OF ac-
counts, and urged that there had been i!l-tloins.
70 enforce settlement, he Kept him IN the olnce
and pounded him. subsequently causing the arrest
OF plaintiff and bis brother.
JUDGMENT.
Maria AnopoE, etc, '. The Peoria Marine and
Fire insurance Company, Isaac UndeEhiil aud
Alexnnde. G. Tying. For debt, - 500, Damages
S,isI,9a.
NEW SUITS
Chicago Dock aud Canal Company :. Charles
Ncors md John Baldwin, Jr. Debt, 5s,oN. Dam
ages, $1,000
EJEcTMENT. -.
W!lltam D. Jackson '. Eliza and Thomas Turn
bull Ejectncnt for the north fraction OF thf
norm e1st quarter {n6rth Of the Indian bounan1l
Une} Of Section Z, ~, II cast I. d.
WANTS sAI1sPACTl0A.
steuhen d. DoWIes v James D. Sinclair. Th!E
is proceeding, by bill, to procure the executor
Of q release deed. Complainant AYERS thai nc nas
fulfy satisfied mortgage laid upon Lot 81, JohL
". Wapghop's Supdivfsion Of Block q. Cana
trustees Subdivision OF Section :, &c. II, east
p n. but tNat it remains uusatlsdca of rtcoru.'
, 1870-05-05
Port OF Cleveland

Port OF bay City
ARRIVED. Nay Bark Badger state
, 1870-05-05

CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, May Bark Il. s. Fatf-
chills and schr Portland
, 1870-05-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, May 4-ETenIng .-Conso1s Tor money,
81; account, 9iA1. American securities auiet'
5-s, 1862, sM; DO, 1855, s.; do, 1857, 90; l9,sos
s5zE: Erie, lsA; Illinois Central, 112; Atlantic i
Gfsns western, 2716. Stocks quiet and steady.
FRANKFORT, MBy &.-Bonds active At 9s'9s5n.
PARIS, May 4.-Bourse firm at AZ SEC
IIyKRro0I- My 4-u:t5 a. m.-Fiour, eos- VIM
ter wheat, Sd 1od@ss lid; red wheat, So Cd; white
wheat, IS "a. Corn, 29s
PORK, zoos. Lard, Scs. .,t., .,,u.
middlIng uplands, lo7Sd; Orleans, uts@11Ad
Sales 10000 baIeR.
Cnirtornia white wheat 90 6d@9s ID; red West
crn. No, 3, S. Cd; winter, SIS 10d6ss lid; western
doGr. egs. Corn, No. mixed, 2sa Oats, "a sd
Pofk Grmer, not higher. 1oos; hesf It's; asu,
ees 6u: cheese, 7Hs: bacon, o6s for Cumberland,
as Cd for abort rib middles. r.,
Refined petroleum. Is btd; turnents4e, u w. =,
LoNDos, May 4.-TalloW, s4s 81. 1asee'l ou,
fJr7ner 81 3ss sugar lult end steady. Tnrpeutme
easter at sG@s0s Cd r,,>r
Petroleum at Antwerp quiet and steady az S5tss'
, 1870-05-05
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The 1ncetingvss called to os11er by tho Prcsi-


IHDrsTosI71oS
HI: D. I Sno1ey stated that, owing to the tndIs-
position q! Rcv. ZeIah Masters his address would
not be delivered, md, instead II II 1hty yuu as
Cues inc removal Of the university IRON Neady1Ile
to Chicago
5H- EDpowEs on TIE CHURCH AND 11s CHILDREN.
ReF5- y: EdooEcs. Of Geneva, Ill, spoke upon
the :" hc1aaon o. W Liberal Church 70 Its Chill
dEcn.a Some churches, he said, thought al chi1-
slEen little derhs, whose only salvation consisted
in the TACT that they were burn within the uaJe Of
the Church, some IelsUns thouEht the road to
he'll WIS paved With infants' skulls, but lbs1al
mcn were q ~. opinion that they must
be the skulls Of Calv1n1st babies
get skulls enough to I'LL 1t up7 some chHfches SCI
IN to be manufacturers or Eaints, but 1he machin.
9ry Wps getting b1d1y out uf order In the IhcTnI
Church. Children we're NOT supposed to tc ho,n "a
dep;ar1ty, md the devil had not TIE satyfac1on nf
waggtng Ills tail for joy over eye1y child that WA
born The Liberal Church believed In educating
It's children. Men wcre not thrust Into Balyatton
by The LIBERAL Church, Or manufactured into
Eaints. The Sunday School vas an important and
1uAueutial instrument Of Inst oction and etluca-
ZION. There might be a liberal SUNDAY School con-
@rnnn ol Unitarian @ and Cnlversalist
measures to promote the Welfare and
prosperity Of the schools II they could not get up
4 united convention, they could gel up large and
respectable one In their oWn denomination Men
Forester, Hathaway, and Others, HeIs !n 1avor Of
such convention. He offered the following reso-
Rssoteea 1hat the dircto1 Of this conference
uctcd to procure 1t LEAST cssy to g !aq u The
regular meeting. topic connected waio .c ooneas
SUNDAY SCHOOL EDUCATION.
ReY. HI, Feult .eceouded tbs t1s2la.l9h de
, 1870-05-05
THE LAW COURTS.
Breuch of Promise Case Settled
Small Damages.
Partnership Controversy-New Suits
UNITED sTATEs CIRCUIT COURT.
UNITED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT.

UNITED EIAIE6 Q4hUu14 HuuA4'
The JurT comes IN this court this day los tae
trial Of common Inv cases. Ono hundred and
thirty-s<yen cases are noted.
, 1870-05-05

United Stotes Y. David loodWtllle- This Is an
indictment under which It Is charged that delend-
ant made false return Of bis income returned u
the wear 1861. Case heard -
IN BANKRDrTCI.
Ltars to apply for discharae-Jane Lalng, OF
Iana1k, Carroll County.
, 1870-05-05

E0MRHEfCt VI Cn1CN-Us
The following Il list OF tho arrivals and clear
suces at tins port during the month OF April 1870:
coAsrvlsE ARRIVALS.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-24

SER 6srof hotte has Worhoben oes treuen Oiener
mohI erfonnt or blieb ober Sci Der @rdn iiben, un
ihr hie Weer6iouna ibres Rinoes All perbeimIi9en
m6brenb er i'm 6tilIen iein @ebet fir bic @eeIe bel
hinosid,ieSensn lieblinos aum 6imnlel ouflanbte
"a mor noiIhrodht mmh Gnaore trot nun nit be,
worten au ieinem Serrn:
Seat min ids nod Der nddften Neberloiiuns &C.
ben. nm QebensmiIteI uno Elm @efdB fir Waifer an
auidoen. 5ie Iieat faum cine Weie BON bier an ben
anbern llier.
gs wobnt bort ein freier S6mar3er, ueld'er yam
oeser3eueniiie nod Der Staot pertauft nno Der 8r'
elei& Wirtbidaft bdlt.. st bat ii4er Branntwelr
i'm 0aule une bas Jdb6en, in weld1em er 0enleloef
erbielt, miro iib au einem BaTersefdB eisnen. Sd
nebme bier BON unieren Wfdnnern nit, bic anoerr
bier bleiben 3u S6rem S&ube bier.
S&meiseno reidbte Der @raf istnem ereeoenen
i4war5en 6reunoe bic pano. oleler 1otu!e 0Ie ple'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-24

gnbIi@ berubigte f9 bas Neer, bic Wu@t aIdtte.
k no abermols ipie ein SpieeeI unb bic Quft soa
milo bon sNefen ber aber he BIN.
Die Abreiie uoro auf ben folsenben Norsen fef.
geheut. uno bic Negerfrau benubte ben Na9mitfae.
nm moo Worrdtte bon QebensmitteIn fir bic Srem.
ben berett 3u madben. Nanlentli& perpadte he bieI
tebfbereitete 6boeoIaoe but nod eine 1lenae W9a8s
tuhen. tote cine groBe Ansabl gier nnb briet meb.
rere bdbne. Alles that He 5uiammen in einen Rort
unS fagte nod einen 8euteI nit Sal5 binJu. 6&on
am friben folsenben Worsen mur6en bic Borrdtbe
im oas S&ff gebraGt. aud Oransen, Bananen uno
NtsIonen uno fir ben unterbalt Wainants eetrodne.
te Jtlde binen9ele8t un6 als bie 0de nun ibr leb.
tes Erlbflid ber5ebrt qatten, ilabmen he unter ben
ber3:i6fen. aufri9tigffen Danffaeungen Abi&ieb
pom Den branen Jii4erleuten, unb Der @raf madbte
oenlelben Elm reidbes Gei1enf In 0oIo.
(Gprtittuns fnst.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-11-24
9tr Mefbpte.
rreNdrsc.rr4,>s.-Ar0~asr~,>
Netntar s D 6tefeS,
peraus8eber
~ Dsets be- Sa4reaHses ssa - Ramnssn 6wh
Osuare h Dpfs11be,a4lane.
DER &r5fas pon Dbilasflpbia.
Bon 81 Nrm aub.

=
aSon Mrmaub.
fEertf.taaS.)
Do lommen at! t&rie Re nit enttebter 5timme
nn6 Hob fiesenoen 2oufts in Der 6trobe binunter.
unb ibr mad Der Crat nit Hemi uno per Stener.
iatt D9hreno yailant n.ii nieenosr S'Is na@
Der Renl0enmen0e, mes9e IN Oer oIroBe 9eraotam,
sxrddbeuenO. linen tolete.
g mar ete Ksl.I 9slps T. per SreBe % SsroSlCo.
nS taui."S sis'ssst. g@uapaer agassa 0 Da''"''"
Noupeneourps toben N mtlotr oenn9elfer Son.
meaoeiaine NIT ierem &.noe oorel. Y per SiraBs
binunfer Dem Stronoe 3a nno; iet lWon Dslegstss
Boot Ing ause: batten fe MT elmer aroben 3aeI
9ltt0taus oortD,n r'epenesr Geloensae!apfsn Gen' ~
!sbe srIs as oo ot'osn Se9 iaIaa o, ,n3sr
benz 9rdbh0nem 2Suto9ensn4 eerangsnuasI tqmsn
uno tpnen oeu Se8 gum a60Der oo5ulWHe'Os" luo'
ten: u.x xr.x: ~..-
Waoelotne rle etn get@en@tes 1s9s Onso M .nsx Nsis
tnnssiarte 6ie N0roerne. meerers SGw9.e d l:CD@
GeDamen Serlprsna ano Csr Sls y. mo;i
liant TIM an oen pa1s lpran8 u"o HSs1re''Ve"o ."
Dooen rtB. .,..... err:,,..,.
Den ameuen Itsu'e ~ g'aI H. .."s ~. M c,,s
tub 5r gIoe ose anos1sm %sm St v,,N sIs spons,
Gcuueneoutrs puIten uus .. "a s.;srxrts ~,
!e.ne lpsamg ~ Oas uUI %.s ~nh meis
~; x..c & - ...N Ne np,,nsT her teinsn Mhefnis
gen en- o@nB nel 9nO V! tg.s s uss st ..rS%mst.
oe auI oen 1tme" 'ptel u'"'s. -" "0V' 's''~"'''
"tis; .:s..A., ex,.; s.r ii. ap,..
Wn etnem eerjserfetpenoea S@ts. "Sa ms u's a! %.:
ter MI 'o<em x,noe ~ oSs nSS. tnrerosm H. woM
nno ee D.ensl NM 1sm ,,;t "sfn.sm ss
uno Icri Seg oas !e!uS UuS'oeuS "''' S''"s'" "
Gel N oM Ses pinaus; a:.x..... ,r.;s.n apx,.
Der Strano mmms uun ..SenSs" art. a...
er sSe,oerM sno Is. a.. nno rn auf Ns m.ht,m
metne sno %ept!a0snv uM a.s.. ns Ss ssX.;s.,
sann... ansi ush." S'D0'' o. 's''' '''s '' >'''~'
ta.. A.s,.r a.o.r s.np e,o,f o, s,inrn moffrn
.s"r ~ .H hTShstsn "a, nmS Sos G6iif beaon,, her
49,. ~ S.s .,...ss.,,s-r. 49, -,
sHie fndner, ouf lire Weute. 10 fielen bic 5dmar.
,en linmenSen ber bie Beiken Der. um He ai NOR.
BEN. All aerbouer AT aerrei6en, unb Is NOR nur en
6ieossoebeuI. Elm Sobes5rei. uelhe bic Cuff erfii.
ten.
0oupei,court's Seaelboot id5ok pfeiIi9neu Iber
bic Woaei,. Ser @rof jfanb, ein Bib Der Beraueif.
Inuo. oHf ns5{en 6bite. Nemi hielt es. am 6teuer
1hrnh. mah Sem ..Reptun~ bin aerimtet. unb es bat.
fe filb sic ouf furae gntfernuna benz G&iffe aend.
bert os been oefate 6eaeI es Der offenen @ee s,l,
f..
, 1870-08-04


nm II previous ps.ees: Aispoe, OAsse: cloyes,
ka345c; Nntmexh. Nc. /, Sl&aalf Is; No, :, S1-234
l.30: cAAAa, tO315c; pepper, st453c.
STARCH-ff1de waa rather quiet At the an-
ne1cd quotations: Kingston ro-n- llH3lsc: pure,
1nSlokc; ttdna crystal stsshc; satin. 1G4l1f,
Peo1l2 laundry, Aast;c; Qt:twa coro, 1nt@t1c:
Watta pu;c, VhGA,A.: 0tsAwn laund1Y, 7A@Sc
TEAS-Tfade exn:bi'et Moderate degree Of
lie and quotations were 1r1n as fulloEs. Young
uys0nr common to falE, 91a93c; tine to good, FL
007 Los; do dne and ey+rn choice, $La0t3LS0. su-
peI1or to tine imperial 81. .903 70: choice to extra
fe11 Japar, sl.sk21.sp: got1 to nne Japan. aoc9L-
c5; colorrd nasuIsl Leaf .lAnAn, $1.o0al.no: good
70 inc EEnpOEdeE, k1.e. - =, choice 70 extra
cholce, Sl6s9l.sa
TOBACCO 20 c.--.4se was reported IN :he To-
hacco ms1s.t mode:S.e demand e1ls:ed a
CHxv1s1-l:. ---ae1.ao: choice, S9soc;
medium, Ih2sR.. IA. S5&a5c ......
sxoEISo-cno.s ~4szc; nstiium, 3asssc'
eoReao Paeeassia,si s;s% ieai sca.oo: h. b,,sa. 80
Soc; black, sound, 6aa7Oc
NOoD-The demand WIS small, bat pEtces were
drm a. the following range: Beech, 81 A.004l 20:
msple, p @ EooSAs9: hickory, saoasa.5o; slasss,
WOo-The aggregate demand was tolcrahsy
lasEe and IN T1ew OF the f4rt that the stncks 1Ee
8ny f2!r. Qnotat1ons remain steady. AZ ioil1ws:
soG, common, E44lse: Geae, Ky, gov4 ca1iltioc,
Light. tas ~; ngece, X. bad condlpea, heavy.
aAs Sc; fleece. =, &,,od condition., lIst, k93loo;
| neece, \, bad condition, heavy, 81 lie: neece
11etl!nln, good condition, n9hL - 34oc; neeoe,
medium, .,ad condition, heavy. sses'c; neeee.
| light, alI 1lnu, sa235c; neese- unwashel. nae.
Sa<2stc; tee.s washesl. caArse. IS atsc; nercc
| .nnT. sasc OF; feece, bucks, one-hau price Of
| wa8ned.
, 1870-08-04

1868 Hs1 more than double that Of the 1rst i've
months Of 1B11. Even In the dry Beas0ns Of 1875
and 1874 the rain f1 for the nrst az months Of the
year WIS nearly donbte that or 1s7u. ToI mdc1
rain mar cause deficient harvest, and NAV not
too little min also g1ye deficient h4rveFt7 There
are none OF the II yearn fruU 1aD 10 l5in, nth 50
little rain as u the r2t half Of the latter T~ar:
that We have 10 Ettde tn these 70 psu2ntsstc1tc
The result OF the harvest Of 1S;o. which can only
be determined during the coming month"; 1t ap-
reAIa, however, TINT as general rule h.J seasons
have been prolific ones for wheat IN the Unttel
Kingdom.
The accounts Of the h8fyesr pdoeoeete IN the
Uuttef Kingdom still continue somewhat ennt.a-
JctofT. The cereal cropA In fTt!a1d, Il Is said.
viii be generally good. vita f1tr pfo:nlsa N
Scotland, while IN PORTIONS OF EaCfxnd there Is
fees promise. It seems to he generally conceded
that the crop Of wheat IN 1870 vtl not much, II
any, exrecd In AserARe, and probably viii be be-
1owit When the aggregate product 81 the wheat
harvest OF 1ssD In the Kingdom shall hare been H.
certaueI, 1t viii ndd another tast OF The eject Of
seA4on Of severe and protracsed druuth on the
wheat product The range and average tempera-
ture Is an important element tn the caiculAHou.
and this element alone may make either rltuy Of
lrouity seasons more or less productive q unpro-
ducttve.
At the "Open Board the grain m<rkets
uere quiet, No. 2 sprng wheat closing Arm At
el.asI( for the option seller Inst hAf Of An.
gust, and No 2 corn At S29<c, seller 1sat hali.
No demand fo1 oats. Lalo freiehts vere
neglected.
, 1870-08-04

RErA1RIxa.-The bark 4. P. Nichols Is 8. Doo-
hties yard, having her top sides cauIEcd an,t the
Jax.-Tnere vas another I'm 4. Adams ':,t s5lres
bridge Yesterday. About ten vessels were de-
nlnt1i half an hour.
KTrAlAKp.-T1e locks and dam At Lower Eau-
1auna, between Appleton AMI Green Bay, will be
COZ pleted this week, and navigation resulle,L
FcGGJ.-A dense fog has prevailed on Lake Hu-
ron for scveEs1 days pas, and detained the down.
ward bound neet-
SCHOONER AARQCEI1R-We learn that the tug
Levtathan recently towetl the sunken steamer Mar
quetta ab ut three miles toward shore.
NAKINK SrA1KxESI-Dnrtng the month of July
ls.1 there arrived Al the port of Eass Saginaw lss
vessels Of all classes with tonnAge Of r so tons,
md 1915 men. For the same cme there was
cleared 10 vessels, tonnage 4saSa, and men f,5sq
For the corresponding period IN 1s. .oere arrivei
= sssse sFssets nnss sonasse msn @sn
iAf GClDtS0 STAR Tie D1nnrtIIe El=sak
learns has the luteption to raise Tie exploded
hfoi~Ist @ @Gnilsnk stas, Il Port Asitand, anl re1t
owing to the shattered condition of tho huii. For
tne last week the Insurance COMPANY has been
,.s asy 191oad.ng The cargo, employing large NUM-
pose. A great deaf Ut the cargo Is N worthless
condition II understands that 3 Nj. Ceorc.
Meesmore has received The coas1sct for raising lie
The KKvkSrE CCTIKEs lox TUE LAkeA-uf
lhe Ax revenue cutters Oh the lakes which have
ese0 of!escd Into commission, sevetal nava been
shortly TO into active service They an spt,;;;I
asoaea dooMs; rs IT. Ine sas{5n :. sae Fcr Il FHe n
Jaas,s1n M Il Milwaukee. and tac Chase 1t osir,,s-
buIEn. The Sherman will 90 fatn dry dock a. DE-
tEu.t A. soon - possible. aud receive 4 thorough
overifau1lnE.
AsBoKk-captatn Anderson, Of tho propeller
Roanoke. which arrived here last evening reports
s*rInG q white threr-mastet re-a1d-aft schooner
ssness on the lever End Of resqne !sls n ososk
opinion that 2he WAS loaded
, 1870-08-04
REAL ESTATE.

Wnrrantee deeds conveying city and snbnebA
properly. Within seven miles Of the Court uous,
fled for record On Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1870
North Wood st. rs It u Of West ClybouSne
av, Y e4xi2o II: Ang. t.............+... s. l.0t
North Wood st. 311 It n OF West Ctyb lutpc
Az. Y I, etx1as It: Arg s........ ....,.-.. 1;oa
Clensef ct, 10 II Of Division st, = I, 95x
Ie5 It. Aug. ;, 1853. Observation-Disclosures 6,
R0bey 81, between Ad1m8 md Monroe sts,
" !. 70 1-1Q1l23k It; Aug. 9.............. 6,3l
PARK AZ, 1e6 7-10 Il C uf Horne s., n I, 251
l24 It; July 49,. .................... ~, Got
Schiller 81, 1s3 # Of Wells st, sf, saxss It;
Jn!y 16... :....:...........:.. 1+5s
1ot I, In sub Of Lots 1e and II, EganB
South Addition; June Observation-Disclosures. q
IEentf-e ct, t4df It Of Michigan avn
Il, taxls3. #; July l6... .................. 90
ual@ed IT. osH Il q OF Evans st, ef, a5xl00k
Jefferson u. ii4N II i oi c.nipolt ~, vi,
AIlo5 $40 It: Aug 1..-................ 5,Dt
NORTH or CIT LIMITS.
RA<cn6wood Pnfk, q cor OF JenerHqp tQ4d
VT, 92xl69k It; June 3d.. ............., 4st
S6CT7t OF CtTT LIMITS
OAK q, soy It Of Baltic it, . I, etxi95N !.
II: MAY .--.+.--.....-.......-... 81
wET or CID CITY t1xITA
Division St, mile west OF Western Az. uud
~ Of 20 acres: Aug. .l.:..--..-........... $50
West Lake IT, s35fr OF fagef u, T. e5X
1ts4 n: Aug. g.. ....:............-...-.
Follansbec st rs II " Of LeddJ at, I, 3ax
1S2 II; July H........-....-........... 3
, 1870-08-04
estAnsn and Romanis1n. Domestic and For-
eign Missaons, ChristiAnity and Soeil Evils,
Fhria*in An Tkiten 4ttn1r1
HntlFond Negotiations


Tho committees from tho Dubuque l. Mn
ncsotA, and Dubuque, Bellevue 4 mississippi
Companies, appointed to negotiate for the
construction Of these important railroads with
Eastern companies, returned from Chicago
yesterday morning. A meeting Of tho Board
Of Directors OF the Minnesota Company was
hsh In the afternoon, 1t tho of1ico Of the
company, and = report OF tho result Of the
negotiations made. Aa no final action WA
taken upon the propositions reported, it IL
deemed beat NOT 10 disclose lhsir detail
Thus We may say. having been in
formed Of the propositions m1le both
by the Chicago Northwestern Company. and
the Michigan Central Company. that they are
much EmoFs favorable than have heretofore
been stated. Both companies are anxious 10
secure the connection offered by the project
ed lines of road. There Is notloubt Of the i'm
mediate construction Of the road In which
Dubuque has 20 deep an interest, An engS
neer OF the Chicago Northwestern Company
vii arrive IN this city on Sunday morning, and
Immediately prooeed to survey tho line Of ths
Minnesota Road. Upon bis report depends
the proposition OF that company. That it will
be favorable there is no doubt, for the repre-
sentadons Of the committe were carefully
rntde from the reports Of the surveyor OF the
Minnesota Company
, 1870-08-04

During tic last slx yea.s. sae avesase crop o.
'Sheas In the Tinted Kingdom has been II 81 es6
ms; the average imports including nour. 7,a11s
rs anil the AErraye acnutl consumption. o.
III, ,faa Vrs.
Ihe drought during the nrss four months OF
llo has been HoE1 se!cse and more fHpe1seted
than IA any rear Of The laks eleven The rain fa1l
turtrE = period Of utne months, has heen %so
rehc: While the average rain ISL iur the first k1x
months Of the iast II yeAf1 has been 111l tnches.
NC hsRhes1 - inches, and the lowest 1.s inches.
Ine asEiake ior The !sss II yeass ending Dec: 81,
- lss inches; 1he aassrst rain I'll In any one
-fed 81 the foregoing h1M sl1 months, WAS
la lsS6, being 17.a Fho ave1SsieInx 1l.71 tnehes.
The areraKe for r months = stout Is inches, ana
the smallest rain fail was In 1854 beng l6s inches,
and tae lateess IN 1850. r tncheA The foregoing
xos~s tnsi there !! SefT great !Neuia1!t3 tn the
fN Of r4fn- II also shows thai dry
ssasons a. =. sle generally d1 rhrough-
o1s, @ soe year. and rainy Seasons Nke
st.p, isSa -. A.! ls<.. there xas an abundant
faln fAll considerably sboso the xTey1Ke: but IN
tsee the nras halt Of tne 5sa1 va below anAre1e
tzc. OF 1at Inches, Nhit In 1870 The rain fal1 n
the nsst nso mouths Of tho ye1r w3s outy IS!
| 1nene& The ra'n fan nor tho nr5t ktx months ol
, 1870-08-04

XTha following gzaiu has been received up 70
10 O'Clock this mo1nins LEG cars whe&s !; ~
caIa and 10, 800 bu corn los cars oats Is
cars re;6 carr barley. Total, (5l7 cars)
~. COO bu..
Withd1swn yesterdsy for city consumption
7,7s6 bu wheat ;, ,i61 bu corn !; ,oo0 bu oats;
49l In rye.
There xas a fair attendance On Change to-
day, and a moderately active set Of markets In
sfain, but At lover prices, the New York
maAkets being generally reported dnR and
eAsier, while the shippers were not extensive
buyers, and tbs g1a1u receipts we're fallS up to
the Average, and an Increase in receipts Is e1-
:HKhxinoa were quiet, but firm. and shade
better. Sales were : 100 br!e at &c And 80
!, bills wood-bound At &c. The market closed
strong. With dnal sale Of 100 hr3s l-on-boand
u te1O0.
l Ike frrighta were dull and noronally
easser It a118c for nhe1t, md 4c for coEn hy
eail 10 Buffalo A total Of Z charters w1s re-
ported, Of which ware propellcrs On through
ratAs 70 Nov Io1k, 1t ,ocfc for vheAt.tAnd 70:
1or com Oswego rates Ee1o nominal At9s1c
dof wheat, and 6 for cotp-
Provisions werc 4det, though rather more
active tlFan for aevstal days past Thar II mol
much inquiry. bet holders are brm, believing
that good denand viii yet be developed, e.