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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
10000 Men Killed.

The latest dispatches are that McKoin L
Co., Sc College street, has the best and
cheapest stock of Furniture, Carpets, etc.,
that is in this market. Call and see before
buying elsewhere. au20-2t .
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MISS MARY l.. DUNN

Will reopen her school Thursday, Sept. l,
On yauxhalI Street, Near Broad.
For further particulars, apply at No. u
South High street. aug14 cod tt
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mrs. Whitcomb,s Syrup.

This article is good for all diseases incl
dent to the period of teething in children,
and is sold for % cents bottle 1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20

Those who have an itching head should
use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer to stop it. dw6w1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
Nashville provision Market.

Orders were numerous to-day, and the
market was brisk. The receipts of country
bacon continue liberal. We quote packed
from store as follows;
BAooN-Clear sides 1Sc; shoulders 154c;
country hams 10000. .r-
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's eele-
brated @. @. @. 25@254c. -.. ....- --.
LARD-Choice in tierces, 18c; kegs,
19tc; 10 pound caddies, 1879, 3 and 5
pound caddies, zoe. -.
The buying price for clear sides to-day
from wagon was 1870. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
Always Provide for Accidents.

They always occur when least expected
There is no relief to be found 80 prompt
and efficacious as the Magic Arnica Lini-
ment for bruises or hurts of any kind.
1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
Nashville Produce market.

Broom CoRN-Receipts to-day of 5000
TBS, which changed hands at 4@6c, accord
ug to quality. Shipments Of c, $50 lbs.
DRIED FRUrT-Is coming in slowly, and
a few small lots of apples have changed
hands at &c.
EeGs-Are going off freely at 1Oc q doz-
HAx-We quote at 24.O0 . ton
BUTTER-We quote at 20@22e. .
BRAs-Now selling at 100 . ton
GNsENa-We quote at Coo.
FEATHERs-Strictly prime command 7Oc.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at $50 ton.
BEEswAx-The market is dull, and deal
ers only offering 30c.
MDDLNGs-Are held at $40 Y ton.
RAas-We quote at 4@4!c.
Woo1-We quote bury at 15S2Oe I'M
washed without burs 25@26e; washed
without burs 35@37c.
CorroN SEED-We quote from wagon at
SOC per 100 lbs, OF 1000 per ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20

The great outcry against poisonous hair
press, falls poweriess before La Creole
Hair Restorer. The combination is per-
fectly innocuous, and may be used with
perfect safety. 1t is not dye at all, but
merely natural restorer, acting not by
force but by means purely such as nature
herself has provided. 1t strikes at the bulbs
of the hair, giving them strength and
vitality, 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20

OHtHps
Two city lots very cheap, Apply to
ISAAC PAUL,
w. M. MCCARTHY,
au16 If Committee, 10 College st.
Jno. j. MeCann's Seem Of the Burg
and ''Swan's Down" Flour is on sale at J
Jungermann & Co. s., 81 Public Square
au14-f
See advertisement of DR.. Butts DiSpen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all. may5 d&w1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, AlR., August lie
Our cotton market is dull; low middhngs
15t@154c. .
Rome, Ca, August IT,
Market dull and lower; middlings $50
15&c. 4
Macon, Ga, August II.
Cotton-Receipts to-day 8 bales; sales
%; shipped 5. Receipts for the week end
ing this evening 80 bales; sales 1872; shipped
2O3. .r
The market has been very quiet and
dull all the week, and only moderate de-
mand for the best cotton has existed, and
but little has been offered. To day, how
ever, there was a much better feeling
among buyers under the favorable news
from the Liverpool market and prices adj
vanced about &c, the market closing at 16c
for rniddlings, and all offered readily taken.
Atlanta, Ga, August IS.
Market active at 16@164c for middlings;
15@I54c for low middlings; 14@144e for
good ordinary, and 1910 for ordinary Re-
ceipts light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20

OncrsS11, Aug. I9.-Fiouf 6.OO@6. 35;
Wheat l. 1901. %; Corn 75@SOc; Oats 40
@4Sc for new, 55@56c for old; Rye $50
SOC; Barley I.10@t.25; Cotton a shade
higher, 1Stofor middhngs; TObaeco-sale
40 hhds, at 7.OO@7. rs; Whisky 92c; Mess
pork 90 80; Bulk meats 13915c; Bacon
l52c; shoulders, 144c; sides 17@17ac;
lard 1870; Butter 26930c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20

The river is still booming at this point,
with Z feet on the shoals Just think OF
that stage of water at the present season.
Such a thing was never heard OF before.
The weather was fair and very warm
The Umpire cleared for Cairo with fair
trip. Among other freight we're 800 sacks
Of wheat
The Alpha and Burksville will arrive TO-
morrow and depart again on Monday, the
latter at 10 A. NJ. and the former at P. NJ
Capt. Henry o. Hart, says the Cincin-
natl Commercial, has purchased the inter
est of Capt. James Ransom in the John
II. Groesbeck-
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CAIRO, Aug. 10.-EIla Hughes, Nashville
packet, at II a. m River stationary.
Light showers during the day, and heavy
rain in the evening. Mercury so.
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New Advertisements.

OLD papers, for wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this Office, If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20

Call and see the new, light, gossamer
body Silk Hat, just received at
-5r.l. s.. GRAY& MOBILES.
They are very handsome. au2O-2t
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BANKING HOUSE.

a fu sgs Z a'a ie.dan I
e tlJs5 cStGFIq5lt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
The Great Battles.

News that may be Relied Upon.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat, new and No. 2 old69sc lowsr-S3c
cash Corn 494c lowar-72c. Oats 37fc.
Rye 10 lower-72c. Barley 2@2fc lower
LOS. Highwines %. Provisions &C
tive Mess pork 2Z5O,a28-25.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
Aid for the Prussian Wounded.

NoTE-Ihe reports as presented are
made at the several points indicated at
o'clock A. NJ, each day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
GENERAL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Aug. 10, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market
CorTox-Market dull, only few bales
having changed hands to day. We quote
noroiDoII,y ac foIInI1-q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-20
". Louis nIarkst..

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Tobacco unchanged.
Cotton Ia &c; bagging 2st@SOc. Flour 90
@4.I5e4SO@5.75; Wheat, No. 2 spring
LOO; No. red fall 1. I70f.Is; Corn,
mixed, 67@68c; Oats 4O942c; rye 6207Oc.
Highvines Csc; Pork 20. so; Baeon--14kc;
shoulders; 173e; clear NIB lS4c; Lard
T6nI64c. -s 49,
, 1870-01-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
Fs1plr EVENING. J1a. "a


Drstrern in rocst orauehes OF trade IN ta!z part
Of the country u dull The tnc:chAa.1 arc not
selling n2ny sondk, Int tnsJ ato collecting With
soEc what better toecss n rte coas:sy, 70 eh.t
their demand for accommodation Is not 70 scttve
aaNraA Tte recent partial frstyai Of Tie pack.
,ne huttse ess HIS created sons demand for n1ak
aid from mat department Of tF15e, but the zcsf7ty
In tho grain 1osrfets has, .hus sar, beca chiefly
speculative trading tn opa7ne. witch have
not called lot mach RetGN money, ~
sae npcsuaaons have moi bee1 ElIe enooxh
to cau for any considerable lnueake Of Earstrs,
10 that, Altogether, tas tendepry OF roaey IN
tits section Of The coun,15. ~ well IN I'll o.nee1
both East ard WeEt, u 70 concentrate IN the
c;,e& This tendency II noticeable now II al
most every financial eentro from EeE To.k to
San Fs1pc:soo, bat i len SO IN Chicago lazs Il
psescn, teAu IN the other cts.ea
In New York rne Accumulation OF n,orey IL nsl.
.se!.,'' aeo..s noticeable sas a,.,, being a
there has Ind 60 setJ pos.ave effect rpan prices
Of anything. but cne Of ,he prominent features Of
the present situation U that. pending The discug.
son Of tbs currency question ID Congress, and
while tne1e IL prospect Of Asy eurrrncJ mra1urs
beire adopted, the capita Of tna country VII BE-
Withheld ulntu and moro hun tnvcst1enu IN
legitimate trade, aad kept Tor abort s;ecu atom.
This, Gdeed. Il AWxJs the te3dcucJ unc7 ali
crruodlaos ats measured In deprecated CIR
sccey that nncsnatcs In vz,ua IRON weak to week,
ard day TO day, b1t the tendency "a ineeatsd when,
n II p1taenf, thxs u N expectation OF so1e
experimental policy TO be adopted. fhH1u.
mate brtinezs en:arnf1fes may oe expected e
Lar Ruon x1d epecahtlon N the con DoditeA X
,,.tv produced VII 1our,an IN ia attend rot1 The
currency has been placed upoa = haals tAt VII
oelss ~ prog,rss usaEd par. Bnl pending TIC
discuks3on Of plans IN Ccngte3a, Raess thfra no \
eeen. to be =. g>as diceEence Of opinion n eVes,
sps,al u Aecrnnll,trK. and being ne;d IN read
aees II lx1nca LILO Whatever Hte10s q epeaie
, 1870-01-29
HGMkN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION,

Tha annual meeting Of tho INnols Woman
Snr1aee Association Will be held IN the Opera
HouSe At Springfield, on TuesdHy and Wednesday,
February AID ., comEenclnE 1t 10 anclcct T. r.,
Tor The purpcse OF eEec'tnR more pe:lccs osgaa-
Ixat,oa throughout the S.Ate. and tak,ug measutes
to have the ca.ms Of women TO equal civil and
political r&ht1 with men properly prt1ented u
ite ColsrtutioE8l Convention, tefote ttat BODY
sss1l take Ipal action upo3 the report .. the MI
no1ltJ OF tie committee upon tho E:gnt OF suf-
1r3Ee {reic the spfc.a1 order for February 10Y,
Recommending tnst ths people pa allowed 10 y0:e
uhc:htr they vii! permit women to exer:tse the
right ol suffrage.
Anorg The speakers who will address the coz
vcnslon are: Hon E. u. Ha!acs, member OF The
Constitutional Convention; Lacy S'onr, 1sev. nt.
Edward Beecncf, GalesaurEs Mary A. L1rerC.prc,
Rev. EdEazd ES Sk:eatou. Mss LILY rechuaU, An-
u4utee, Wis; 1letry 4 Btaek aelt, Genef4l T.
II. TkourFon. aIsk Miriam u. Co:e, Ct Oh!o !;
Hcr. J. natrIou. OF B!oorntrgtoo, ata Mrs Jen-
pie WtlliEg. of RockIo1d. ..... ..
Al. p< 1sols atc oESentl{ Invited 70 be present,
ard friends Of the cause th1orEEoat tEs state
rs,tlcnlafty requested rake pant II tie uaubcza-
tlops Of the CONVENTION
Let tie men and women Of Illinois r,akc IN
efork to attend this annual convention ana listen
ia some ct the most nhle Aad eloquent advscs.e1
o; WoMap sutIfsfe in the Eaton. By order o! The
EXECUTIVE Committee OF sae 1lacts Wonau
"sA'A"e JANE 4 BRApwE1i, Cnai8raxu.
, 1870-01-29
FROZEN 70 DEATH.
Terrible 61nerfaxs and Death Of TIVE
kefnef Residents sf Chicago In
Nehfx1AA~

Tie paTnoutata Of TIC sentale sufeT.nsl and
deafh Of rro hFo,bers named Uazer, VINO were
iosner!J aupioIod In Chicago In = noo7.Akls
ma1afactosJ. and who vent flol thu otty lAas
spzanE md *essled upon Union crtek, north weat
q columbus, Seor1.kl, arc given II Eo!loHs ny
ne Neofasfa C:ry .Stus Of tse stsh inst:
Lat Sunday, dHg1ag tue terrible srorm Of
Wtld and sro1 shica extended nj over tgis sec-
thn Of country, scd while ihc auoW war dying 10
.aiex tnst pc1son could tcarr-lJ see tre feet,
only few rods distant, Aud u the,F t1aefa sho :.
81 ne1t DAY. made thfee e1orts, And finally failed
70 reach the spot, and kept Oh TIL they c4uc to
s6s s6na ssa nP aad 1o.n ralcs ~, ttozelea fas
for tho hpuae OF the fa:ner.tn-.aw OF Lo111 Wnlca
wAs within forty rods OF The creek. Tn1a hoase
~, ~ on tntsss sonS to ore sds t,. saoas s:a
nfles, until they keemed 10 hsTd struck fofzoH
Ehica : settler had ptoWed around his
laid, and followed this for come distance, blt
o1er the platrt1 confused, heuu1bed and be-
Hildefcd. Alter 1opE search. and carefully fol-
loeltg the uuu. one u The 61otuefs VAS found
stripped flpn1 the bcty. The tee aud froz.n SNOW
hau formed s1ca crust abou: hin iha: A1rs had
10 be uftd 10 cut It aEsy. Thirty OF forsJ rods
clothes ot tae nrss From tie m.1ts N tie 1nov,
It Wo1ld SEEN that both laid doKn NJ the Same
nme nro after tut deslh Ct ore. the other, driver
70 ne sIss1ms u hopss ol ,asfng n.s o*a fs
lying en- his baek, with ATTN extended.
and, strange to relate, bath were out OF
1a.nt- 1t II presumed tha. he tad become 50
weak that the force Of the wind had thrown hin
doen violently, ard he Hzs not able to rise aza.c.
Hts booy, WA sun and co'd, but not froz.n, - It
Tcu1d seem thSt hn had nes1ly Weasoered tbs
storm. Louis MAS EarTed and had one chi d.
Imagine the Suspense Of thnt wife as during the
day and inst feaztu. night ans watched Tor rue
tuFo Of her husband and brother, while the sTotm
w11 raging withou.,And no possibility ol calling On
help u nes ave d.1uess Aonday morning
The eiorn had abatcd, and upon tbs
aurm being gwen, The whole netghbor-
hood turned out to sea.ch. and they
were fund II shore stAtod. 1t Ii sup-
posed 1ey had walked around, while lost, not
leea than thtftJ mles, and, Eheu found, He1e onlJ
ure miles from home
"Tney uern buried On Thur1day according to the
fttts Of the Jewizn Church, OF WnEn shey vera
ntnbess, none OF the relatives tagunK 1000 from
the tisEe tneJ were found uru a1teF the bunAl.
No Hcrk Hs& douo IL the ne.1hborno2d uurLng
tne tine. So deeply did they aJnnpsthf1e rtra
Tho sr1ctsd family. and Aiso to A1zess she1r eor.
row At the loss OF Two ctu1eus 10 highly esteemed
that all turned cot aod followed the rem uns Ia
thtir last reA1tDg. place"
, 1870-01-29

though wantes," he could not be found Fla.
al,J Onnoer Eool.hso. than whom tnerr = 10
the mater rpedu arrenton. Tass moment b.
Was - good Is cAcRht,. It WAS ou1y question Of
ttnn But We wln les tho o1neer tell p!s on
iiornr. 5ou ice heard ths, til essp asre." T.p.
tpE hta nose md then pointing at tae pf:aent4,
xaP:sa n's e kssp h@ sat q u'sa:st y
Afternoon, oetwixt4 atd : otloek-tt nay have
oeen u71o neater than :, or . tlln9 nearer
saan Il Hon1 be ra,t!ou1.r-l c'pted thFs core
4po anttoer cnsp on the Other side Of tho street.
Gntlemen: wonln lite to sec Jou ooth II ia
Soon Ieos the oraer easp, snd roea called oas foi
otnen TO catch jlnntt. Bs-and-ar. on CAuA
tuset-l VIA on CNlton near Seoor-s big butch
a, 1879 fo.d a;.s
1oaa ss See q sos s9Sk 9% q
gaze him, Mtides, 11xty days In the H.ids,
poetet II that line he is oae Of the complsss.t @
Moska OF nature ercf Turned nutahed on; Of aloa
lie l. u11e aboEe middle helght, &trone in oodg.
~ ~ sappl1 ana *1y - ! ~ldeat. liz aasa
kssn M - eJe t. de!ect. snd ur rcommoaly long ao1
he waTe IN the ntldewelL 800 -1.'
james Watson Na4 ssTaEned On The charge Of
en1se5sS e!apn eoss1st appeafs III, % tas pss
strorg cloiloo Of water. e. msae tSe senastr. y; =
anee of hoop .isrt d.nalsng IN frous Of fns
A'seN Aho1e VI tAaul6ou tkfeet, aud. well pfeasN1
Wild lis company, he detaehed It from The nx,I.
aLo Keeping up 40 animated though rnturr orc.
sa s!aea ~ conversation, be passcd Eer11iy
ie. !oto me aims Of llveIF policeman, aud,
p1eter1tuK his company to mat Of the sk,rt h.
accompanied him to the STALLION, where b. Eas
h!adiS cared ier. Watson pad 10 Tor hll ian.
tne care beng fcArcety strong enough Is holi
MN On tba charge OF skrcery.
Inc reat OF thc case4 we're mace pp Of ferf M
Interesting and Common drurk.
6oUTH eIDR CoCRF.
LEG FaEfthta EaJ, Moore, Thompson, Kelly
nolap, and Sheridan, Hhose arrest was no.ccd
3esteiuayt Ke1e each tined Ia the rum o! Sln3 ty
sublce samheIEe!d. Three moro we're brought
up lor examination, TWO OF whom lad tne!r npe
sotpeoued On I prpDMe OF future good be-
nxt,cf. while the third waA held over I'LL this
morning.
Mary Hlilams, the keeper Of I housa o! I'll.
fane, beaded 3 long list OF t.isofdertJ neszopa.
Esle ard female. TO The number Of Thirty, wto
Hade their appearance In the dotk yesterday
morning. They were 1ned = per neAo, win the
EXCEPTION OF the keeper, whp Waa senl 10 eJpla,e
her slDs In the B1.ee3eN
HCHoN sIEEET COURT.
A3IJ STOCKTON goes out washing when 4obeI,
a1u got out tear1ug when Otherwise. She W1s
otntf Tlse When she made predatory excursion
TITO tho back 11rt OF Af1. Walsh, who 1iyes on
Pea11on street. and who caught Mary In the scs Of
rpootnE the Clothes line. She had potses4ed nef-
Eelt Of Two flannel khlr1l Wneu Intercepted. Upon
being RrrRpReu upon the charHe Of larceny, yn6.
ttrdAy, Ehe wa1 nned s49 for diserderiy conduct.
". MeGee, late Captain Of a lake vessel, aud
May kf2mer, WeI-fnoHn ysg1oord, wefu Rr.
fe4teo, on THURSDAY hight, In the ulohi OF bQl4.
te1cCR c1lCul2l, and Eern lined $40 each.
, 1870-01-29

ase H&ht pds1sbie frame. witch cav t,a tskea 70
tn0 eeoAo o. dsnRt1. Abd plAoed n suv xtnooE of
.os~e, "neo0t obstruction i1o a aaIds Wninx1
satpsRa W1feE. or ueoe ava c1n b puevo4
sIoo, poalt TO rotLt With K1ea; F.aidtr. Is adll
1aou 2 70 onlecss tntesded 10 IL ncca 1pl,sned
eI ~ ee 1aokea ot oJ hE1er eaumerAtion of ia
DTF. pson,neot Fot1.s or excellence;
tsaocts Hnlct HAy be eItsoded TO SAY
e. feqo1td, eelf-sippor,lnG, tnat IL tt Il
nsfp., - 20 ~ Own flucf, Aad. not hc1sg do
r. 1nna! upoo 20 building, enables tho dtenen
rts ~ IApsol5 1ton obs n1Int to auothef, az 70
V,;,., ~. ~ os:eiI, orpoEte sdea of she street.,
r.n 1oo h @ !ot 2 ooN eus 10 aerinE t. Tae liadeE
~ e tased with REta1 facility By one nnn, and
~ ot ne!d u my required angle or elevation, en-.
sII " 8 Lae Efencn to reach AuJ door of R1ados M
uuEl'nR Eoust, With too isddet Standing tAr
etauuen l!o@ tte curb to secure perfect feeedo n
1luu opssfocttotA By Hleau8 Of NJ eIte1sion
pn0:'ries great cofnpaetue4a u secured, giving I
kiekt adrAnt4aeI eotn IL the station hou.a aud IN
Gosii y about IN IanoH or crowded thorough.
urea Upon this ladder I movable platform can
oe no9'ed. bI simple Eetnod, which NIL
r. 81 Qtat eetF3cA a ire escape or for elavSt-
sIk tCc Efenbu, with tho hose, to nc! dklI Aa.e
hti4nt The total weight OF tbs machine IL about
l.SN peuhcA II rUr1 hoEszonsIty, upon three
Ehee-. md can be 1alstd petpeu1lculAEtJ to
a. any deKiee CT elevation
TIE Eode1 II Certainty vagt improvement upon
me prefcnt sp7lEatul which the city p2ase esse2
Afd II Light effect . corstderzola B1T1nx OF LIE
and psupesty. II the Commissioner a1o1ia 1.4 it
adapted 10 the ntceAM.tlA OF tat c1ty. The model
Nul he exhibited cn Tuesday, at 10 =. m, In the
Long John Engine House, taS2l3e street, whe1
lnACIahcc men ard ali olhers interested In thS
matter are specially desired 10 be present.
, 1870-01-29

TIE foloE1sg grain has been received xinee
tie noove tabled rcre nAae up: 81 cAr7 wheat,
- ta1s tcrr, 81 ca1B oatA. eatS re cat1 hll-
icy. Tnta, 1s3 cxrB, OF 7f.nc0 hu.
There Wal tltr attendance On tCfaaSe 10 day.
hut less seavfty In tn. ra,kess, sho7gs With IT.
t:e enarSr n rr4csa Tbs catef d1feeeeee1 wece
that roIk Fas tr17eF ADD wheat eas1er,
HtkhRinea we're duii and xc loHeF, elo.tnR 1t
he prices paid. Sa!es were: 10 hrl as sikc:
and . h,ls, 1un 5o1sd, 4: 9sEc-
At the orening Of the 11ftes dresaed hcgb ucrs
IN nocera:e demand. aod, IN consequence Of
light .ecents an6 more encouraging advsoes frou
the SOCK Is2c4 7tees we1e nrmts. sahcqusns-
u, ve1ter feeting prevailed, md ths n1rtet
Closed ccE 1t 1ck9lotc 10. g3oi ln:l dividing
On 700 NJ.
Provisions were drm and moderately Aetfre,
nth co change IN the p1oes of lAla or Enea1, but
Al sdshoce Of fugy Sc per hi on pork. whiea WAs
due 10 nEater tecxt7sa o. nog1, aud corresponding
rruuess tn the quotations II the Stock fsrdA
The rarttt closcd ii the following prices: Anss
PORK, 4s6 IS; do atller Feo1nU1 s2<'5; do saile1
March &S'.so; lazu, 13ac; DO eclief March lSc;
srreu shoulders, ake; R7eeo hauh 1tc; drJ
esl'ed shoulders. loac; do rough Ede", ls1o; d.
seost Tbs lfAe; bored Shoulder, 1tc;
do Cunberiscds l3c; aRees picked
taDs 1tSe1nc: EfrAsea 63l<o: ll
Low, s4c lur city. 6ales wefe reported q,
100 hsla meas pork at II Is seller Aarrr: *
eris Do II - T. eash: 100 ht3s DO II t11S 61ypG
March 100 ors do II saA. Is ssCer FebsuarI tea
bs1s Do Il s4..s5 buyer Feo1ua.y: 15a ucz lara =,
Ike se1,As February; 50 trcs do fko, u st 1ao
1so 11cs %. looss, u 1o;ic; 1oo,soo ~ shsfs ut
nsiadlss =; 1sSe f;oote. fa.y turatli laaass hsd
, 1870-01-29
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~ A Pr3cHteaE OF tho Whipp Ing Post"
To the EEt1o1 ef Tks Caiecso 1fshssns:
The snnday Ttafs contains IN article With tho
stove caption tnAt u deSotcd TO the aousc OF
Miss ButtesnelI. who Is 4 tctchel N the k!nxat
School
In the beginning. It usy b Is veil TO state that
the writer OF th1s article has never secn Mis- But
te,ntld, nor ever beard OF EeE, rave through he
Chicago T4E<.. Hepce e1n have no personal fcel-
tnss 10 g.4lify, nor any iLdlslduA Interest 70
serve. by protesting agalnst the view OF the CAS-
tnAs nss been taken ~ the SAads." 1imtA
N:ss ButieEeeIH, Il sesuA psn115ed . cnld with
y snar1 Inltr for being d.soucdec&, for which
at1oc1ty q she hxa F:8:s2:on OF tho police Asd
the Sunas2 1t,nu; AID the public u informed
that ",he number OF fathe1t IN c3eaEo, who,
WITHOUT mailing ALJ thsean or rtomaet are re-
.olSed 10 pcnisa the teachers Nnn hog their cnls
o:Sn tp;n .ensn u Is .se sfr ;aeea
| SD auch lecme Eiysn 10 the rts:oE KtaGatoa,
| ftom trnse IN authcrtJ. one VIC! cratc 70 Knncer
| at ;te Eertlal lEtettnes1 Of Ca1.xSO SOc!e:}.
Iih not u1rcu.t 10 trace 10 their origin Tho
.octal eztu e. ihat rlEe CHICAGO notor1uua! It u
Tot votdeIlul thar daughters testify IN couTfthas
snss men % io1se no,ss aIa iraa s.s1aJ e.aer men
xtSee, ADD loAt the records OF our CIT. Rfe niitd
Win atrocities thas 1s too ho'uo!e tor reeapstu.
lEuop.
| il lbtre Is one naune Eore fttirG tnin &ao:hes
for The tCEou Of disorder It : tnlubcrufnatianF
| II children e1r to - rampe1cd and coa1ed
sne 1eea ae Iod .sss so!eson
nend.d, 1he fsn'.entaar;es WI Al.Ays % c7o ID
| rsyer n&1trg ltarred 70 Gerry tneEsc.ees any
wi.p, Cor e.eI nAgug 6 been forced 70 pn, 1hem-
tc.vGs under ady restraint, hare Rrorn Up lsusess,
Wsss f.soo the sussos.sy Of = teacher If she
may 20: punlth d.soced1eot child. The S<uth-
em people neyes anoFed tht;r caiitssa ia Y ps
tEem, OF ''gose1nets," un synonym foe .
wretc1ed Save wnc Esa bred % p!c.sa tec:1
, 1870-01-29
MEDICAL CARDS,


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oEs 81 the Fss:eFt Sr 1Ahy: Of to prsseat day
1s.Istai pesss, seos % ~ .d.5rss @ sEse ot es.:xe
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