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The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

WINDow SASH Lock Mr.. Charles Willis,
the agent, placed one of CIark's sash locks
on one OF our windows this week, which is
really cheap. smp'e and effectua sash lock.
The catch or lock requires only to be seen
to be understood and appreciated. The lock
is neat little machine, not in the way OF
anything, performs its work TO perfection,
and costs but two bits 10 the window. Mr..
supply all who wsot gool window faslen-
inr
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

A New DAILY.-We bave received sew
eral numbers of the Marysvile Daily Stand
ard, which has been started within the
past two weeks at Mary vile, in Yuba
county. The Standard is edited and pub
hsbed by A. S. Smith, a practical ne~sps-
per man for long years, and formerly
promuen! and esteemed citizen OF this
county. We are not bound to tell the poll
tcs Of the Standard but should say, If bard
pressed that Smith would like TO make it
Republican, but bis disgust for the fools
and rascals that now rule that party forbids
that idea. However this may be, we wish
our old friend Smith and the Standard.
which makes good start aud is a good
newspaper, every success.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

THE OVERLAND MoNTHLY-Ths popular
and meritorious Pacific Coast magazine, for
June. has been received. This ia the closing
number Of the fourth volume and contains
q list of the articles and the names Of their
authors comprising the volume. OF course
some Objectionable matter will creep into all
publications, bu, the Overland Monthly is
singuIarly free from such objections, though
not entirely go. 1t is published by John II.
Carmany & Co, No. 400 Washington street,
San Francisco. at four dollars per annum
with great inducements TO clubs. Part les
desiring to subscribe can examine the work
at this office.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

Nor TRUK, AS YEr.-Rumors have been
floating around that Mr.. Eaton had sold The
St. Patrick mine for $40 900. Capitalists
from San Francisco have been up to see and
try to buy this mine, and on Thursday they
tslegraphsd Mr.. Eaton to come to the bay,
and he went, and that is all that is known
~ We 90 TO press
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28
LOOK TOYOUR INTERESTS.

Sz1- The PLACER HERALD being the official
Press for Placer county, and having larger cir
culation than any other paper published in the
county, offers superior inducements as an ADvER-
risING MEDIUM. A wink is as good as nod to
the WISE
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

Social PARrY-A grand ball will be
given by Mrs. Ktuer, at Empire City, on
Saturday evening June 18Th. Tickets will
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

ANOTHER Coop MINE.-F. Simous aud
partner crushed twenty five tons of quartz
from their claim this week, which Welded
about 5000, or some s35 per ton.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

LHoTuRK-M S. NJ. Hewlett, the cele.
hrsted lecturer. held forth at lhe Court
House last evening 10 delighted audience.
He will lecture again this evening. Half
The proceeds oi these lectures 60 to the sup
port of the Public School, and all should
attend. Admission, SO cents. Children
half price.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

We are compelled to leave out, this week
an able article, (commuuicated), on county
sfairs, our Sacramento letter, our Opbir
letter, part OF our San Francisco letter, and
other matters OF interest and importance,
prepared for this number Of the HERALD
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28
No tice to Mechanics F!
A PREMIUM OF $500

VIII be given for The best Model of two Wbe.l.
oi glass and iron, for this distribution.
Inc trustees reserve the rgh, to reject ony
aud all models rm,t,,,.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

10 LAWYERS AND DLIrIGANTs.-Afer Tues
day next, May 3lst, attorneys can make
their own copies OF complaints, if they so
desire. as certified copies by Court clerks
will be no longer required hy law.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28
G2S Gifts in all,.s $500 600

G2S Gifts in all,.... ,.. s5O0,OO0
After paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making the distribution OF the gifts. a.
above announced, the balance will be applied 10
cXtinguishng the present Indebtedness of the
Mercantile Library Association
The Concert and Distribution will take plaeo
under the immediate direction of the Boora NJ
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association.
assisted by Supervisory Committee. selected
from State. City and County officers and we'll
known citizens of San Francisco.
Holders of tickets to which gifts NAV be
awarded. will receive the same on presentation
OF such tickets or coupons to the Business A nents
OF the Board OF Trustees, at their Office,
31S CALIFORNIA STREET,
San Francisco California.
Orders for Tickets post paid, accompanied by
remittance, will meet with prompt attention
Tickets for Sale June LIST, 1870,
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
A liberal discount will be allowed where 100
500 or 1000 Tickets are bought in one lot.
The Trustees have appointed
MAURICE DORE. and
CHARLES r. PETERS.
3l8 California Street.
Business agents for the sale Of Tickets. and
for the transaction of all Business connected
with the Entertainment, to whom all communi..
cations may be addressed
ROBERT b SWAIN. President Mia
w. ii. L. BARNES. Vice Pres't.
WIN G. RALSTON. Treasurer
TuOS. R HAYES, Recording Sec.
DAVID WILDER, Corresp. Sec.
TRUSTEES, M. L. A.
VIM. .fshburner, Isaac Wormser
). NJ. McNulty, .alfd p. Elfelt.
firth NJ. Ebbcts, Wm. G. Badger.
WIN. E. Wood F. B. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

CRops IN PLACER-From tke most reia-
Die sources Of Information we learn that the
grain and hay crops in western Placer, The
purely agricultural portion Of our county,
Where the land was Summer falowed and
seeded in good order, and in good time, the
yield, on average soil. will be above what the
farmer usually reaps. 1t is crediiabls to
our farmers and TO our soil to be enabled to
say that there is not county in the State
that will excel Placer in the yield Of grain
10 proportion to the bread Of acres sown.
while there are few, If any, that will equal it
The Placer herald., 1870-05-28

Picnic To DAy.-ArraDgemenls bave been
completed for holding general Bird Picnic
at the Homestead to-day. The grounds se-
leced are on Mr.. Mahs,'s farm, about three
miles from town, and are admirably suited
10 the purpose, having a fine cool spring OF
wafer, groves, glades, and verdure carpeted
bills and Wales. Our local sports will pile up
the game, while the ladies will dress and pre-
pare ii as fit accompaniment to the well
filled baskets that will be on hand. The
coaches, carriages, bugeies, etc, will COM
mence leaving the American for the grounds
vt 0 O'Clock. A. and, as our neighbor in
Inmates, the hunier's horn" will be heard
and tasted many times ere this This will
probably close the Auburn Picnicing for the
season, SO let ii be large and pleasant party,
and happy day both for The old snd Young.
We accept our ueishbor's Invitation, and
siil Try and be thar oT thsrabou's
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ryrO TdE WORKING CLASS " a'c now pra
| pared to fnrh all classes with constant en-
rlnyInnt at home the Whole Of the time or for the
80. II omcrts Business new light and profitable
.i.r.rns "f either -cS elyily earn from sue 10 :.
,nr eveing ard a propprtionn sum by ucvotng
,n.ir whole iiine to the business. Boy- and slriS
100, weary az much as mcn Tin all who set thi-
n leo may send e;r address. and test the nsinc>-
&C. make ihis unparalleled oler To such as are ho
we'll s,ri-ten. " II -cnd s to pay for he ton'
| nle Of writing. Full particulars. valuable samp'
! ,.l,. ch will in'o ON me work on. and copy oi
! thr j,opie's Literary Cbmp1nion-one" me n s's'
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az mail k.Nicr, il you want permln N prom 'ue
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Time. 10 minutes faster thin Erie time
r.,, ,,,er Monday. Nov. 18th, $50. the traius
on the Philadelphia n Erie Rai.roai Will nun as
E.,
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Drilling Jars.

We would respectfully announce to our custo
mels ard the public generally That We Aeep Con
sanity on hand
, 1870-06-25

Who arr suffering With chronic tand hthezto sofaaed
rr.ve aEd CURE ~ felleEins di:sa:ss ~ Rhsa. e.
Ver and Axue. also In possession cs the hest 'sW'
tdica afaiEt Private Dtaeases- ConsnEA5oo frne: "
, 1870-06-25

Drew Theological Seminary, md hrtiur Pres.
idaut Of that inst1tution nnoe ths death of the
Bev. Dr. McCintock, died 1t Madiscn,N. J.,
neaE the Seminary, June 20, after brief ILL.,
ncsa. Dr. NadA ws4 born On the eastern
shofe Of MRyland in 1915, and joined the Bal
nmere Conference OF, the NJ. E. Chur:h in
lAS5. For several ye1ts be preached in Mary
land, Virginia: 1nd Delaware, md Aboa. the
year 1850 accepted the PEofessoaEhip in Asbury
University IN Indiana. While engaged in TIE
dutaes of his Office in tho Vest, Dr.. Nsdai
commenced the publication Of bis reviews & and
esesys upon Church History IN the Metz
-odin Quarterly ReuieD, of which tha
hey. DE. McCiiutock was then editor and III
other church periodicals. These Writings
made him widely known to the Church ut
large "a one Of tl1o Ableat theological writer's
Of the Methodist body. He returned East
after few years and presched uudet the d.
rechon OF different Conferences in Washing
ton, Phi1sde1phis, Brnoklyn, and New Haven.
At Washington he WAS for ono session CHIP
lain to the House Of Representatives. Upon
the organization Of Drew Theological Semi
nary he became Professor Of Church History,
which position he held until his death. DR..
Nadh leaves 1Arge family Of children. One
OF his eoEs il attached to the American Lega-
tion at the Court Of ST. James. Dr.. N. was at
Que time Professor in the Garrett Biblical In
etitute at Evanston, Ill.
, 1870-06-25
CONGRATULATIONS.


7b The Edtlor af TIE Chicago Tribune:
The entire statement, By "1nqnirer.' about the
wptnan6 Home Is false. Ay aHent1oa was called
10 1t this morning, and immediately requested
Governor Bsoas TO accompany me n the hotne,
Whe,r he went for the Inst iu1e- this q afternoon.
md made thorough examination 10 all 1tS de-
uartmeutA locking 0yer 6,ateMent OF prices
ENLARGED tot hoard and lodging, and the size aud
oualitv Of fossns aud furniture. aud expresses
ftuscif not only entirely satisfied hut aftonished
thst with 90 little 30 much had reen accomplished
iur the benefit Of the working women ol chicago
There are 11G boariers and dodgers In the home,
the average zuount paid by each being SEQ per
The price Of board from the day the home was
opeued two years ago has been f2215 per week.
and the price Of lodging, which includes care OF
rccm, bed, washing, use Of heat and glshEht, par
inrs, library, reading room, scEtne-rnon1, laundry
two evenings each week free, 1R IS cents 81, &L35
sls1 and Sl.15, according ~ size and quality Of
room, two-thirIs paying not oret il week for al
The entire Income is expended for supplies
and help and keeping up repairs aud re-
nCHaIs. and amounts to little more
tuan Ope-half the amount stated BY !" Inquirer.
In conclusion Invite all Interested. as the IN
vttation always has been to the pahnc, to call ana
zee for themselves. -
ip,,s and yatue 10 those for whom designed, may
bc made to George W. Gage, J. Y. SE2Wmon, g.
8 Hubbsra, c. T. Fafweli, ]. n. Van 0sdell, A :
NJ Lewis, George ScoTnle, and the undersigned,
The hOue, P. ". GATES,
Chairman Executive Committee.
(H1ctGo juno e$, 1870,
, 1870-06-25
The Police CourtE.


An organ grinder, with an unpfononnGe ean!t
Italtnn cngnnmcn, ,was asTaigneA before His Honor
Justice Banyon. Yesterday morning, on tue Gaargt
the arrr attempted to subst1utiase that cur frent
from the land Of lazzaronles and macaronies WAS
common nuisance with his barrel organ, nnt u.
Honor mildly informed him that 1t was no sncn
thing. For one he delighted in the beautiful
music OF the andorEHn- Others might sneeE. ne
appreciated It; and addressing the prisoner Who
could not understand word Of English. be re,
Marked - Tou committed no hofIsnce In playing
your muslc, hut are to be blamed tor not moving
hon" The orchestra was DISCHARGED
Ellen Tuler and Margaret Montgomery, t#c
blackfyed dausels, or more properly speaking
Two daH6c1s With black eyes, we're 1Eratcuet lei
engaging In = regular se-to In Nells street uag
MO. 4 man was At the bottom Of the trouble. AM
the Green-eye1 monster the ins.fgltos. Hbtt
promised to tight 1t ont on the nfht Opportunity
md hoped they would not be iuterfered With
James II ailace, . Towdyish looking customer,
was 41raigued for abugtng 5onng WON IN Of tne
MIN her Ill gotten gnlns The Court expressed
righteous indignation ut the cow8rdl5 act, and
Lilcd the scoundrel fle0.
Peter Powell. IN hkbltuA Wue.beAteE Auu
aiyuseI OF his family, was nucd 85o-
WEST hide COURT.
UeufT Powell WAS 2ExlKned before Jusstce
aoo ysxay enf n4 Wf nnasr rather peeaIiai
circumstances Powell resides 1t No III n ltte
street occupying house In connection WlE1 8 di.
vorceI woman named Nrs- RidloH- IT appears that
tc former husband has been IN the habit Of enter
Ing the honse and naltreatng his Hblen WE
Powell, therefore, determined 10 chastlse biz,
whenever he should " clap his eye on him unioi-
truately he did not know RidEow. and, as bad luck
would have 1t, DR.. Wilder wa5 the ntst to ente.
1he mouse attes Powell had determined on ha'
rashlng. Beltering the Doctor 70 be Ridlow, ht
rouuceq upon him, and did not discover MS mis-
take until his victim most unmefc1fu1lf peaten
me Doctor vas laid up for several weeka- Powell
wa& lined $50
A boy named Charles Ass,yn Was sent 70 IL
Reform School for robblng servant Rtrf OF Is an
a ruest Of tt1E Lake House OF meeIschAum pipe
NORTH SIDE C0CKT.
There was no business Of Importance 1t tn
North Side Court
, 1870-06-25
H0sTET.rEIs'8 BKTTERS,


Sometimes thre Il lax os vitality in fst11 and ap-
rarrut,y well developed frames. Htrcu1eau kinews and
muselns arc not always indicative Of stamina and COL
etftutlonai visor In their poessor Health depends
n.r upou the condition Of the stomach the liver and
tic boels than upon the brcuIth Of the shouIdcs
the sze Of 1ooee leycrn and pueya Of the sTsten In
which strength Ia supposed to esfde AL this grand Az
imal machinery fs of Itself protective against alex
uers and decay Eaty md perfect dEeaion Tesulxr and
healthy secretoue uneoutntn4ed blood. and rr9nlsr
dkcharte Of the w1ste Of natter Of The body through The
iutc.nes the kidneys and the pores are the most po
tent safeguards sg1fntt di1easc. the best guarantees
Of longevity. 10 promote ae aeets Il s great sad
aad purpo.e Of Uostettcrs Stomach Bttte1- The IN.
e.ediepss OF which The Great Tonic and Alternative d
composed are taken soely from the vegetable kingdom
and thrir medicinal virtues not countetba1ancd b5
the acid and poisonous elements which exit moro or
lest In all thu powerful mineral drus Sufezr1s from,
inccc.t;on p,utnrs.. Intermittent fcCc1H, nervous
debility or constipation, not only find immediate
relief from the useof this Agreeable etfmulant
md lny1gorant, bHt become CONSCIOUS, ~ time
wears o. Of an incruase Of constitutional elasticity
and vital futce llor and exposure no longer produce
the same effect uroE them heretofore, and they lex!
Is il they had acquired hold on life. new re-
serve Of hy.icaI and mental energy This has been the
exeercpce Of Thousands Of beth and every day
sdds to the maes Of coudrnatoEy testimony. When
ever the temperature and ststr Of The atmospere
crcises depsr1ne influence the minds and bodies
ot insaIids Hosettrra Bittcrs r tho only tonic upon
which they rely for swift and permanent restoration
, 1870-06-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, June 81.
Ths actlyity in the money market has now
been prolonged to 80 much Liter period i'll the
summer than usual that there will probably
be no summer plethora of money and general
stagnation Of business "a has always hereto
fore beet. the experience at ZONE time between
the end Of one crop movement aud the
beginning Of another It will nov be but
4 few weaks before money will ba wanted
to move tho wheat crops OF the southern
ago some good heads of ripe wheat from
Northern Georcia we're exhibited here, and it
takes but few weeks for the harvest time
to creep up to Southern Illinois. and almost
as quickly 10 Southern Iowa. The new har-
vest VII soon be upon US, and yet there Is :
flied with the old crop, and local capital still
locked mp in it. II We expect to be prepared
to handle the new crop, il would require ahat,
from NOW until new grain begins to come in
literally, tie shipments Of wheat and
corn from this city shonld exceed the receipts
by about 800, GEO bushels per week Insteatl
Of doing this. the receipts, up to the present
time, have steadily exceeded the shipments.
This is the view that bankers take Of the case,
and they have seldom been more unan-
imous in urging upon holders Of
grain and J. s vhiskey e -, tie necessity q Of
ping It OF. At Milwaukee, also, the banks
ind themselves overloaded with wheat col
late.als, and with similar prospect in regard
to the coming crop, s,d,aB We hear from thore
to-day, a1e discouragipg speculation a. much
es possible.
In general, the local money market is tight.
Some OF the banks say they ie aecommoaat-
ing Ill Of their regular customers. while other
banFs have to turn good many away.
The diminishing amount Of New York funds
offered shows that the shipping movement is
light, and the price of exchange WAS conse
quently higher, some sales having been
made between banks At 50c Per $1,000 dis
| coun., though in the afternoon none was
| offered. At the counter, rates continue al
par ceiling, and s1.oo to S1.50 per 81 900
| discount buyinE.
The movement Of currency TO the country
was light to-day, but there is none coming in,
At the Stock Board, to-day, sales were:
30 shares City National Bank, 1es,
The following bids for, and Offers ofs loca.
stocks 3Eero alsn made:
, 1870-06-25

Hon JAMES THOMPSON. Judge of The Hum~e
Court Of Pcnngtvaa1a:
~P"Ap41xa1A. Apr1 T. leA
'Icousider 'HOOFLAHD's GERMAN BIrrEp8
valuable medicine In u stt,eks Of indigestion oe
dyspepaia can certify this from my experience II IL
Your. with respect.
~JAK8 rHoNFSOA,e
, 1870-06-25
llllno{s nnd Mtchfram Canal.

CANAL Lock, Chicago, June 3A-CLEARKp-
Rescue, Lem1nt Light -... .-........
AkRlvEp-E buTnnsn,, Lnckpovt, 50 yds stone:
Augustz, Big Run, s5 yds stone; Eclipse, Iemont,
II JOS stone; W. H. Siuons, Lemont, 30 yd8 stone
star and Stripes, Lemonr. s. yds stone; General
aenntss, Lemont % yds stone: Traveller, L.
mont, g yds: 6tons; Rescue, Lsmont Is yds
stone: Colonel Manning. Lemont, o. yards Stone !;
F Walker, J.s Lsmont, S yds stone; Lady Frank,
store; Mary Walker, L"mont, 20 b1ls lime
CAHA1. LOCK, CHICAGO, June 2E8 p m.-
CIkAaED-MaiI Walker, Lenont, Light; Col
du, ho; s. Walker. JE. do, 90; Gen. MCPHERSON,
do, 90; J. v: Mctaenniss, do, do; Lady Frankiin,
90, do: ". u. se!n1ons. do, do: ThundeEbolt, Sag.
do: Swing 4 Wing, Jolet, do: Chas- Steel, d,A do:
7. Rrb9in; Marsele=, 40; Ease1, Lacon, G9.ass It
fumheI, q, 800 lAth.
AHNYEp-NOne.
, 1870-06-25
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW 1o1hE@
NEW YoRx. June A-Cp1ToN-Heavy and low
er: sales $50 bales at GIG for n!ddlinK uplandA
BnEApsruY1s- our--Recefpts 91 ,s92 hrls; less
p.Iiye, and 10c lower, shippers holding of; sales
,oeo brts st $a.aa@150 for Huperdne Western and
tate; 3o.7Naa90 Tor extra do: sao58G45 for
God to choice %; ssooaeso far White wheat =, as
sebo for extra St. 1outs. Rye tour duil; sales
10 brls Ut $A73ah7a. corn meal quiet and un-
changed. Svheat-Rece!pss, 81 44Qe oa: heavy, and
;deti sales hu at s1,o5 for rejected snrlnR;
i. 20 for No. spring; $l.9ss1.93 for No. Cit
ago; sl.3o31-s5 for No. Milwaukee; the latter
N outside price: 41.+e@1.<s foE winter red and
lmber Western: s1.cD for white Michigan Rye
lufe.. Corn-Reeelpts, 6o.0es bu; hazVy
and lower: salcs Of $1,000 bu At 500
a5l.es for new nike d Western. oats-Receipts,
iI,ao5 bu; heavy and lower; sales 10 600 hn At 81
9e4o for Western; ea9Toc for Ohio and State.
HAy-Qniet.
HoPs-Qptet xnd very hrm.
QBocmiEs-C Coffee Guiet and UNCHANGED. So
fzr hYm; aaie8 100 hhds CubA At 3l0cs Porto
R1co A& 943tAc, Ho1aE9ea dull Rice quiet and
aim; sales o00 uercef 1t B4@8kc
TURPxN1ME-DnH At 37x9s8c.
P1oYIsipx2-pczf heAIJ 1nd lower: salds Of 5nl
nv 1t o0sas1 1g Rsss; sss7s t0s sHy ass
, 1870-06-25
DIR. T0wnKend

1s3 sputh CIsrk T., teats al Prtv.tu nd Sexual DIR
esae4 and eHccts permanent In the most TfIeu,
"a ebatsasa fa.ss e seia,i y {We,sPf. Sous p
9 g15' Ga speesi st-ntioa sven t. Ftss 81
6cutes PamDA8et Of Advice senk IRE Consultation
frro and confidential
, 1870-06-25
Manchester market heavy. Hops quiet at $50
+s "a. ...
AN1wEnr, July 34.-Petro!eum quiet and steady.
buffalo Live stock Market

BRFTAIn, June 4-Latte-Recelpts for the week
t,650 LIZ Prices Ac lower for tlras class stock,
GOOD 70 fair unchanged, with active demand for
latter. Much excitement exists on account OF re-
ioctuu OF fretghta to the nominal sun OF Loo per
car per rnilroal, and Eastern buTers haTe cleared
cut inc market. Sales today: oa4 head ut .oo9
a5h
At f9.s5Aa0. hc; light stores, $9-51al1.0h
Sheep-Recelpts for the week, l., GIL; demand
zood for fat Canada. Western dull Sales to-day.
SEQ for Canada shrep; t4159a25 tor Ohio and
si6ah for Indiana.
, 1870-06-25

And t1rns1nrr7 = '+usEe q female:
nR, l. SAkL-.'. '-'' Prize Lectnr- md
Book for the .:.s.... Female Pills, certain
and reliable in 81 cs+ts-SA. ;rr,ate Irregularities
soScss.fuIiS freatet. Ats2, SciiVIVE FiLlS-6use
cure iry victims ef stlf.ahurcSe Sefn by mail Enolost
Ff1,nr snd hddrpAa P, q, Box &$3, ChIttEp.
, 1870-06-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF Chicago

..U1
s.,,, .,,.r, Grand I,snan ~ nr.s ash ~ -,
o1 +en,etnss sna ennartA ~ pays ns"' ~ uu
,,,o, +. Shs M ~ a.%1stns 20 ,so. o.h am
shtn1Iea q, N I15ni,ar 100 ~ eso % ~
snn1srics ~ ~ A'' y" f'I"soeer e1a
strr Manitown% MIlwautee I'M rtgs .nxh 20
a>t'' green hides 1Cc hrIs 1onr 10 sacka vnn, sni
sunl,Itess "o7 -''o
stmr Cnrnna Rt @oseph II pkys tIah and ann
tiriea
pron Eavnrtte 81 Joarnh suutir3es
p1on Van Raaite. Holland. 20 ctis wood. m bn m.
fafoes anii stIniiries -
pron EarnI1,e, q, Josenn 20 1u potatoes. and s,n-
dries
f1op SS~ n,es H. o'an' no'so Nv p'ase'' anu
p,on Hiitnn' Muskeoon. 1sa m lumber. 10 m 18th.
Iop Fp Teszin Tes ASfsio ~ hsrs rairnad iroD and
AA'f snnirIts. ~-e
pron f1neia. BuFaIo. 101 bars railroad iron. ITO
nF1u fish and sundrteR 'N
c.b- chaijanue J,,djngtnn. X m lumber ~ neoa
ssa' Nah 0.o' - v" f"sA
schr lane Rasop. Osve1o. 1.339 bars railroad Iron
Schr V,ctora. Bay CITY. 2. .sGV brls gaIt,
Scnrv Fla nnat. PentFater. SO a, lumber.
SOW Mary Helen. White Lake. 1900 tIea. 20 m
hno1s.
prop AlleFhanF, Traverse City, 100 m lumber, sov
m ehinpies and tun.lrieA
Grhr " II HnWklnl Union Pier 1eO ct]s vood
schf WhiriViud, Little II. SauDle, 100 N lumber,
, 1870-06-25

NEW YoRK, June 24.-The feature today ID a
M goods: s4aft A heavy brown sheetings 70
IsEc; AmoskeAg A DO, 1skc: do B3do, lsc. Ozark
tjt;. 13c; Massebestc brown drills, 13Hc: Stark Il
hr7ce, SC As the above goods arc well known
nrnnda, and are Id the hands Of q strong ds1a,
:hts decline has surprised many In the tfade.
,ther makes Of goods no important change as Jet
, 1870-06-25
County Court.

GrtKpIkkEHr-
fsbi[ltptna Loclner was appointed guardian u
<Georre Lockncr and her other children, under
t,und Of 31t,D00.
WILL PRoEArED.
Estate OF Even ATneson- VIII proved and let
.1ere, win viii annexed, granted to Aallno Arne-
spu under bond Of 5000.
, 1870-06-25
REAL ESTATE.

Wanantee deeds, conveying city and suburban
properly, within seven miles ct the Court House.
nled for record IN Friday, June ~:
Morgan q, as Il Of Twelfth 81. r I, a11oo
H. win cottage; June ~. o.........-.. ...$ Z, ,so{
De@plAtnes q, Ia II . of indiana Bt, e l. AZ
1oou; April s, 1855. bss....-.....--....-..-.. 1,60t
UeSplatnea Rt. 1l2 4 n OF Hubbard al, 4 ~
nde II; January u, ,1eQ................" 1yso