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MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. James.

Formerly Of James Lock Hotp.tsi. Cu.t,sa Ha9scs..
New Otraes, LIZ establffhed In lI}. and for The l1.t
I'm ecass located ID Cheaso, lGeis fos rae
.aaeS ot syrhtis AsIsarta1 Ch5Vnis g. .na a. P
nf Sresmatorthes Or Seminal Weakness. qtHes and
Farc:<. 20, . Raudo!ph-st ~. F. eeIuer eafbo.a
rostsivey ts.destts syphIiis and n F@eseai poi.ns
tet the without the Of Mtrrufy. Artstle.
ssr1rasi1s. Or my of he poisonous d1uk. common
Y n.sa .sr s1sh bv ether T. sas
eate TO hreak out It some future in tn ts u.osf bid
st1; a.see. Dr. Jsmfs nses \ SECIHALlAkR for
Theh be u,td 70 eaeetuaIy ID biz Lock Hospital Sw
tnsS s9ss ~ hsh saed .a nm
et n, Principal Dite:e<r which sze ranked - Phi
ton: Ssphia. In IT, Primary. Secondary. and Ttsta
Sssft EocoffhtrA: Structure: Soetarnal and Dists
nsss Of u. Gs4tt.l or9.a. o,:e..es q she B.dr
~ kind. q Fcmslr nisrase.- Dr. JaEne long practice
iuNsW t1lesns ard the endorsement Of the en4-
s1Se H. M rost s,esrtses1 ~ @ he s,n md vi eea
toy 0tttekp Consnt 4tinus .,ristf coaftcnsssi
, 1870-10-20

IL ptyTChmrr yau Eu.en A1d Sherman 1t1tet4 A1cx-
{. uthet. r South E!ass 4t.ss- .,r
rseiEs 80 IN 5FJ pn- ~ n
pstitc Nisht Espit.F,. tlva a9 r =. ~ =
srrans prricr sierFink caf ts atfArnen % the I1
. ~ t,1jn running through to Council Bu;.a ane
IN
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treated the girl ~ kind and a1sctson.,e n,rrnt,
should Il u also denied that tho T1rd Wont so
in qIoeat aps no sae 70 secure herself from
GeMment o. her mother. znd asser1et that she
~ sent 70 school, where sue wis tslucllned 70
IL 1nsa. ~. nets f sae VA Kept 90 long she coul
aaSis.hle The nuaweE, explaining The sb-
seneca Of The dzushtel from home. which, $40
aa s,sies aegg Ss1o 6y tcason q cruel treatment
smMahG hes dauEhter tpeuuonc 70 learn wing,
sneer aae ss' ot xsa,s sa shs w sde near tas
be sent to Mrs. QultFa. a mliiiacr, for the pur-
ose enHn spna,sn , r., a. 'hs child should he
eight DAYS, was fetched hoEe then, hut suhse-
auentss rstn5ne.,. and frnaintd fourteen dsys.
terrnan was refused BY the stepfasher,
who thonant the innAcace Of that lzdf
.as eae es9eisa q ~ My NJ: The GIRL then threat
the evening, she fulfilled her threat, RETURNING
home only at midnight On that same day, It IS
run away with her, because, If at Mfs. Batter r
mans, they could hare gu,i time 1t the Thea.
trer, etc. 0n MondaE following the g|r did leave,
and has not returned, 1t IL stated under the in.
nuence Of Mrs Dattrrman."
spondent y that Mrs Battesluan waits the girl as
property. The mno1's iaiac1 lit three souses aes
md lots, on Serth Clark street, Nos as, 4ss, and
19a. The child Was by VIII to take phe-half. and
II the mother {guardtan} remarked, the mother
t2ek 6n'y hfeintcrest In the other hafl. M that
nFon tho death OF the mother, Mary Scuuster
takes the fee OF the who!e.
Accompanying tile answer Was an atf3 lav1t Of
the mothers husanui 10 tho cs!ect that he hid
never been guilty OF an. lmprort1etJ toward tbs
girl, that he had Dtvtr even hat !" an Improper
or impure thought" In I.'snect T. her, that she
had always caetI him " papa and when she
want ont fTom home always "ktssed him.
The case did not proceed heydal the argument
Of The plea TO the luHstttttnn, conctrnllE which
sryumcnt the Cont tWa'Iacc J.} stated ehat this
question seems 10 he mt very we'll s4.ttlel and
Wilh 2!l due respect TO counsel, 1t has not been
settled by the argument
The case being thus un<ettted IN The mind Of
the court, 1t was taken under ayfsenent, II be-
irr, hOwt YER tntirnatc<& that tt m1st either be
that testameAtary gnaNttan Is not obliged To IT,
haye control over such an aZent
Judge BrRllwclt n,ke1 fur IN or ter to seni the
minor IL scho. which WAS at dnce teaIe1l, Jud &c
Wallace rcmarklng that as tae Jn'lee h2d sienirsi
biz jurisdiction, l's certainly could make no order
when he WIS cnnTtnced In his fpinl that the couu-
SETS rlea wa8 EronY aud his request cUrrect
Judge Rra1Ke1l thin Askesl that the mla0r Le
brought into court and delivered u tut testa-
mensnsy guardian. The cnutt, f0r like rcason,
refused to act, II he had no Jurisdiction. a
va!f.
George Hcs.ingtnn was anp1lntcti guardian Of
William Dtws and oilirr Deas, minors, under
bon.t of 81, rns: '.-
-Eeta,e IL james Drnxn. Ann Brown was ap-
pointed 10 a.iminlhter, under bold OF 3,ep0.
SETTLED
Esta,e Of Jofcnh r. Hayes
Estate OF Jahan Snwak-
Estate nf George ". Penny.
, 1870-10-20
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
XgpSEsaAY RvKN1Na. Oc:. {


The money m .tket ecutinues to work close.
The demand for money is quite active, and
tho 1post Of the hanks find II As much as
they can do to accommodate al their regular
customers. Country tauka also continue TO
ee applicants. to large extent. for the r.
Discount Of papet they have taken, TO enable
country operators to csTzy produce.
Exchange WAS sold between banks at fiom
,5c TO Soc po1 $1,000 OF. AT the connter.
bankers sell 1t Lilo premium. md bug at lilo
oiecourt.
IL rather light, though considerable uaa re-
reived here from ST. Louis and some other
points to-day.
Il is worthy Of notice that the business Of
our bauks With St. 1ouis is increasing largely.
collections sgainss banks IN thst city .re get
ting TO be large item In banking business
the Weet. Persons who have ehip?ed pro-
duce from Northern Missouri, Sebra>k2 and
Eapkas to St. Louis. have no use for their
funds there, hat draw On st. Louis and sell
their bills TO gone National Bank IN the c5uu-
TN. Tho most Of these have their redeemiug
sSenaes ir Chicago, and keep their bslanses
hero where they arc available for sales Of ex-
change either on Chicago or New York. This
shows that While much Of the produee Of those
ecctious necessarily goes to ST. Louis because
ii is The peareet market, the monoy 1ausac-
ZION is actually settled here- The fact thai
eyeIyWheIc IN The d&slIlct me1t100ea- e4.
Change Is always In fayor OF Ch;c.so aud
xc.iisst ST. LOUIS, shows Chicago to bo The
tiusucial centre Of the West.
In accordance with the London custom oi
quoting United States bonds ''ex-interest 4
fortnight In advance Of the maturity ot the
interest, 5aOs of 1867 wern quoted At SSh
on The l4,h. instead OF 91ssS, Is On the da.
previous. The bonds, however, have con
\ tiuued to advance steadily in London. ant
are quoted to- day 1t se1 against ssN on tn,
| lith. The l0-4Ns have advanced largely, an5
| ara auoted in London to-day ut 81. Against *
an the 18th One Of the causes Of the con
| tinued advance In the prices Of bonds in tht
London market lately has been the heaplnt
10 OF continental capital the:e, which ha:
sought London IS place Of security, ant
has been temporarily invested in b3nds
When the var ends, much Of this capital vi
be drawn back to Franco aud Germany for tn
reorganization Of commerce and the mAnu
featuring industries, and Will therefore IN
necessarily canse the sale OF 1arEo amount
Of United States bonds, and probably fesu'
In Temporary decline in prices.
The effect Of peace In Europe on America
narkets and tinlncaa would probably be. hrs
TO check tho export OF bonds IS indicate
above but, at The sAue time, the exports
cotton tobanco, breadktuns, petroleum. etc
wou1d be greatly increased Those vi1 settl
tho bsganco Of our foreign traae without u
export Of s,si, AAl tho -aAsu4A teadeoe! \
, 1870-10-20
The Police Courts.
Eass3t rthu aarran


Charles SchlsRcr was NJ: aigned on The charge OF
mayhem, meaning, When tras siete that he hi oil
a large chunk trpIA SllhlaS Esbalus' nose, dur
!rR dog dispute. iu Fifth avettue saloon. This
case wns continued for iurther hearthg on bal! OF
$50U-
julia 4. Stevens was charged with receiving
stn'en properly. !. A. =. y pEordetrcss OF
rawnshup oa Ela-k Street Ie@eary from a house
on t;tlswoth street. was In her wtt0l box4 The
Court did nUI puzzle itself H1ut the ,nun1f,ln
Low It got thc:e, but held Julia u lail ln 3eUo.
-ChsFtes flanltH, = no drives an untr1fned stceh
Tn the sactHK ca1ai. raa accused hy fcllaw.
driver OF rnlfis him nf surHry luaale articles,
$50.
-Ctarlrs A,rins, clerk IN the cmnloy OF Ross
4 t:os.agl., tn St4te s.Teef, Wa3 chafI-1 with
81 .tkuocktuE Down" nol,a. nnw anil then, cuntraty
TO The rules OF the establishment ly unieE1hRyk
Ing his checks. aud pocke'tnu the proceeds He
WAS held for trial ln bst. of iee.
WEST stpE COCKT.
Max S"h1tnger engaged hlmaelt tn a Clark
strict grDcef 10 aelt honey m cOnmlssiuN- He
Hlaie rnpld sales and pntketesl the MONTY
private arrangement that tiisplense.l bis employ
er, who caused his arrest B8H Was fixed at
{5A.
John Schumacher, Constable, and QUE IIo-
lumber, for which ltoth Eere incarcesattl on tho
charge OF riot, as their lnisundc' EtaudnE caused
ecrsons disturbance IN the nctght,orhood. Each
was held for t1isl In hslt Of faM
Michael Sabel, a TOLL Thief, was aecnac1 NJ
p!lfertpR Sergeant GafrttyE tare-llne. lie Was
measured out sao tor yar1ancy.
Slim olai WAS charged win beating his wife,
and lined <1u.
NORTH SIDK COURT.
The ryoc sctilngs telofe Justice Dresser were
tlu3i amt Improbable, the d9cket being nNfe NJ
oI .tlr1lnEs and hisofde rliea-"
, 1870-10-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF Chfcngos

acknowledgements. .Oct -.
Stnr SheboJgan, NII1aukee, q h,la nouy, 81 hsls
neh, co tubs butter.
S;nnr Alpens, Mtskeg0n, 20 boxes nsh. Is Il head.
ing
Prop Sew Era. Grand Haven, 200 hu potstocs-
Prvp Ira Cha1ee. Saugatuek, Ito bu posstoes, +1G
IN shingles.
Prep MnntS omegy, Detroit, lo3 bu potatoes, s,ee1d
ba's rail- oad lrrn, and suntf.fes-
Prop Truestiel1. Green Bay. t,7o, N shingles, q
brls -four. 20 bfls nsh. .
Prop Chicssc, buffalo, As bars railroad Iron. II
tons pS ispp. 81 CASKS liquor, los pigs d Al
Prop St. LOUIS. Buffalo, 900 btls salI 13a casks
Liquor, go bu potatoes-
Prop Empire state, Buffalo, se2 bars rsslro.d Iron
IA toos pig Iron, s93 pkgs Dish.
Bark Advance, Aenominee, go m timber.
Scbr u. DEaJtop, Au1Eexpu, IS N lumber
schr Monsoon. AukkeGon. 1s5 M lumber.
schr Oc1Avta, MusGeKon. 40 N lumber.
lehrI Lawson, AuakeRop. 11o n lumber.
SrAr e. Raab. NrsSeE ". so7 IN lunhe:
1.-- H-44Aa. AEAAr<uAi. os " .4GA1e1.
, 1870-10-20

the pr,ce OF the latter would 10 doEnN1rd:
Tho tisposition to speculate for high pz1caA
for geld experienced encouragement lsse
winter, from which 1t has not sipce recovered
movement in gold that has presented itsea
tince the close Of our own war ~as about
three months ago, when tho war in Europe
w.s causirg An immense drain of gold from
this country. But not only vas there no con-
ce1,ed movement thea. but the recent
is,Sp' ;ssssp IN md that sso@ '8' h.. a.s' 0sss IN
a-s:s Of opinion is against any considerable
.,ance IN the price Of gold. Though in this
connection it il worth besriug in mind that
the entire stock OF gold in Tho United States
was largely depleted during July and August
cd eos Oh ,h,, n liz !; probably no" not over el
The transportation Of goode in bond from
the ports OF entry. on tho seaboard, to the
principal cities Of the Vest, which was au-
iho,izcd by Congress, does not seem to hare
been adopted to any extent get. Tho tirst
hindranco WAS the expense to the rail5osds IN
preparing for the business. Ihs Treasury
Department required all railroads proposing
to transport goods m bond to furnish iron
cara built especially for the purpose, and thA
none but bonded goods should be transported
in these CARS. The Secretary Of the Treasury
has 1t length consented to have goods
forwarded in wooden cars, and it is probable
that the requirement OF two locks to each car
nav 10 RENTED. This will reuare all nn-
nectreary e1pense to the railroads, and give
importers in Western cltiea an opportunity to
escape the delays in the New York Custom
Hot,-e, which heretofore could not be avoided
without bsibing the revenue ofaciAla there
That very badly mixed up concern. the At
l.ntic & Great weeteEn Rsil<aE Company, is
to have 4 new financial organization, With
General George B. Mcclellan for President.
This is the only railroad company in the
United States, except the Raritan i Delaware
I;av, which does not pay the interest on its
bonds. Tho total Indebtedness Of the conf
1any. including Ill c!asles Of its various bonds,
certificates Of debentures, overdue coupons,
long, from salamanca. in New York, to Dayton
ana Meadyille, in Ohio, and has been leased
since December, 1865. to the '' Ere ring. y and
the holders OF it's indebtedness have beeu re-
ce.yinE no interest. All Of its present forms
af Indebtedness. however, are to be exchanged
for new bonds, and il is thought that under
different management the road will pay the
interest on it's bonds and possibly have some
thing left for dividends.
lie following quotations for gold and bords
to-day werc received By BarTatt / March:
, 1870-10-20

SrRCSG 4 LElk.-The bark Grace Greenwood.
laden with ito1 ire from Marquette, arrived IN
kl,tt Smoke. The rug towed the weasel from
SINKING condition. 1'ne Greenwood Il minus her
n,ansui1. ani IL otherwise Injured.
IAslOnE-The large Mary Amanda, which left
iss nasvp. pe'' 'e" ''s' s''ee' i SsA''e - '''
Nj stse.-The propeller Ar,e,opc. which left
Sagi.nw, arri1Id at SAID Kayou sunday, n,.rus
cne ;f h.s bsErce. So says pstvate atrlces re-
Orp,-We ltn1n ihat the new schooner Lille
f;c, EQy. of ShetotEaD, ashore NJ GFapd Haven
his itcu pul.H on ~ the assistance Of the reye-
Ii. cutter .ATtiTe " johnson.
OK TIE IfEAClL-Sereral veSSes, names un-
lLown, are 1epnriet! IN the tna ach at NusxeEpn.
-.n.xAGEh-The bark superior has reached en-.
tn;o mrht ct her 2ain-1nass head, matnsallr aud
ib -.te result ot the recent Eale.
DGcE LoAp LoSr.-Un FEi'ia7 night last the
scoH Alrena- from cleveland 10 petro.t. with coal,
Ts1sArls CoIlrs,o..-Tbe steam barge r. J.
| lIaesttt passed down suaday with her bow
/ Dtirun |taf, Ltt. Is
Rocsnlr HANplEp.-Thc propeller Comet, Of
he treeu Bay and tsot1a.o line. vas roughly used
ID tie gale last Wednesday ano narrowly escaped
| funpI.tttnr. She shifted her deck loat and
| sp.Eav ieak- Ali the windows on one side were
sinast ed. ard she AS otherwise damaged.
s:lEhtly dsmaRed by collision with the schooner
! A. j. Rogers Ill the river {cSrertay. 49,
| DAMAGE 10 FES*kIS.-Durln3 the st3tm las
| night the tug Hai1ze, with the schooner Fash
nnlsr came TO anchor below Fighting Island
| The tuE FsanE Molait wAa asn t}1uut down wtst
Tow GG four vessels. Owing TO the darkness ,ant
| 70 the flct that Light On shore came IN FaGGl
| with the 1Ig hts Of The anchored tug and yessel
the Caf;24n bi the Nhflatt did not discern tue SIT
EATON Of a1aIrs Until close aho2-,l The neceSsas'
| orders wt1e gwen at once and ta': tnE anu I!s
| lwo vessels pakstd clear. The third Vessel, IN
| schooner Wind and Wave, however. went afou
| IT the schooner Pathfinder. receiving ca!n2gt =
her rail aud huwafk-, hesisyes hesvtrR her stanca
| IONS aru hal ntr fOFesAst = m IN pieces. III
raIpa1e 10 the Pathfinder WA all forward. sh
| having lost her he'd Sr.r aou had her cutwkte
/ ;1ts:rt' The l.srk 81. Wells, sehooners Scho
,ic ard Jennie Au1Ie proceeded TO the 1ake, m
| :ne F. NuEa,t hIuaSht the lpjuEtd vessels TO LIE
mott. whert- they will sepai1.-Dtftolt 7F1ouat
| Urf. IL -,
which was lest on Lake Ene, was built at BuHal
| In tes5. ts F. Il. Jones, measured 5e3 tons o.
| style, lasgt! h I, anu was valued az 81, COO.
| ClEvElANr. Oct 1o.--The s:oTm on M0nd2
| n.cht extended the full Ien2th OF the lakes, an
was veIy severe Captain Sissous, OF the prppe
| Ter Caciste0, reports the propeller TonawHada, {
| she Western Tsantror12utn Ccmpany j Gne. FL
| lc y d xbtut eight miles from BEnA1n. She wi
lcaded with grain from Ch1caxn, and was one I
| the ln-Eest p1opellers Of the lsne+ It Is n
kEo~ II how many persons were lost The srnal
| loat, in which we're the tEO engineers. dau0ht'
| VI the Captain, and three or fur uihtrs. has ~
I tten heard from.
, 1870-10-20

TIE prop st. Phul lett Duluth On Thursday. Oct
II. Tie e1hr Exile was llschar9iu1 railroad iron.
Left BAYFIELD, The following morning; met the
prep tity ef Detroit at Portage ErtEy: left Port
age TLtrfday noon met the r G. Cobur1 at the
Entry; left Nsruuette Friday evening. The fo1-
l. wing vessels were there: Cascade. Butcher Boy,
Mary Collins, Eliza Gerlhch, Metropolis, South
Kest, Imperial. Alice Richards, Grace Murray,
riucton. Summit, Morttnr, j. F. Card, and Oak
Leaf. l'asset, through tue canal SATURDAY noon.
The Ironsides. May r. Haze, A:hentan, David
General st2e!. and $. 4. Wood hal Just passed
through Tic ssnr Keweeuaw WAS at the Sault.
Met the Jura and SelHrE below Churches. Net
SATURDAY night, anal arrived at Detroit Sunday
night, bringing down 4 full load, consisting Of
nnur, clg iron and ore, asn, hides, e,c.-DkaoIl
f47sf- fktt IA
, 1870-10-20

Sch. l. Mc1,osald. Maniste~. 10 N lumber.
Schr Nattann Grand Hsveu 6 N lumber
sesr Kt:sI Grsna. san9s,aef. 70 m lumber.
s. bs Euuts. Sausa,ucE. 50 eds wood.
scar a.atIOrti. VeI1niiIioa. Stone,
Schr Mariner Eeptcry yIlIe. 30 cds wood.
schr Iin ia. Naatstee. IS N lumber,
scnr avinda, Tanistee. is n lumber.
lfsrk a:rer. M3Etster, 1870 m ,Qnoef.
Schr j. X. Sewiantl. Aans,ee l65 n lu:7her.
Pnr Lawrence, Og'lrnsburHn, rs b11s Eail.uai
tEen, end .unA.Iee.
fFpF SUI, Erle, suRu'tea-
lts1t Monarch. Erie, ass tons soft coal.
ttatk Sdl,ritGr, Derrfsi, suntrtes.
Sch: G. Greenwood, Escaaaha, ses toas izou ore.
Scl:t Sa*co. Tawns city. ea5 tn lumber
Scfr at2s., south Hartu, IS I'd. w.<d.
s'':s IAosi, MahitoWtcs 81 Gus wood 40 n khin-
Gses. - N tetn
NatK Wen NIT e.. Lttsc Sturgeon, e30 N lumber,
70 n shtr giles
Senf y. ii: sthEs, Elk Rarsdss 1sl c1s wood.
scnf Wnn1alnd, LadsnEton+ l,oc0 uts. 20 eds
bolts.
schr Soath Haven, South Haven, - eds WOOL 20
cts baff.
.>cow Trl., SaucatucE. 63 n lumhet.
scow Appleton, sauta1uck, 90 u lumber.
>;rhr Mary. Muskecou, - N lumber, Is N lath.
Schr Selma, Nnskegon, 81 IN lumber.
Scow D, Owens Peuiwstef, ITO N lumber t00
shingles go b1 potatoes
Scow Marmcnla, White 1.ake, GO - :; aeeF.
Scosy HtackhauE. Han lin. 60 II lumber, 50 III
thinner re rigs tSh.
, 1870-10-20

DETROIT, ntt- 1o.-PAssEo Tr--Prups Anna
Craig. KoanoEe; harks Jessie Hoyt, Massi'on.
S1urXts. Excelsior, Summer Cloud, st Lawrence
M. l. sch1s Yankee. SrgaAn-e. jama1Ca@ WAn-
c.,na. Anna Sherwood, Cold Hunter No. |, Tnlw-
bridge, Hattie johnson, kelIerhou5c. Mary Nc
Yea. E,a:iSe, MlE.ll
PASSED Dowx-fTap Annie Tnuns; barks Street,
h+art Checker. l.nn!sa SIcho!s, Lnfsh. Wolf: hrt,.
Mechanic; sch,s r,.tter, Montan4, Clayton Belle.
Rsntn<nn, AlyA Rralley.
W1Np-S0nthxes:.
DETROIT. Mich, Uct 19.-FAssED DowS-Pnp
Idaho: bark Northwest; 1,hr Mamie.
Passed rOwS-FEnpS Pacific. Dictator, JaF
Gould; bark Rice; e1hrs lsn1S1.ies, Mary T.
Hale.
WlSr--Wcst
, 1870-10-20

IL "+KSt31NU 1V.f-aI.s Ld1ts3GOs ILL.,
The I,u<T: ensattd and Mn.t sucetssfal Physician In
the city. continues u treat ait pH1r%TE CHHosc ald
t:RrSlRr p1SESSEs. Of bath .~rrs. without yEc-c1y
SEMINAL Wk&Exrss. the result Of early ndsserestons
or ctErr caas-e 7souein< SERvocsNrss. AvzHssoS TO
RrSIETT, r,lFalNEp a1nuE, or MKa<nlT Aud NAN
HOOD. e resf-c1ly eursd- i e,Essiltnf s5a: Ply
errtan .lis+a.e. and trrau thousands e e..e1 every
ses t:si as3HiEe Efsef fkfll ~ h. srecisltv 'hsn
ts fact Introduce patients to the d. foE his srtst
hint Anmrsetnet nee-l are r!scAEed IN BIZ Labor.
dsrt.. in r1AtN sEAtxr ENvELorK M secctp: nf ona
A.Aa,a. PRIVATE CIRCULAR t., TaIi-s. fer ttanu2.
fier. n3ice hcntr, a, n to sp. m Slo1aJt. ~ n
, 1870-10-20

WI
Icnrpld j. Eadi>h V. I; .nrle \. Hellemln,
This Is All action oE aSsnt.p,It. ny which plain-
In spcEs IL lecs.rrr Il rms fnurth part Of the
amCMn. Of 3smrt ie5 @ h W am scqt oos,s M
debt The a1n Unit w~s pail Ia Charles w Dtans
plaintiff. and threc otarrs. sure:ics upon super
:hc,,. t,c!cptiant c!11tn. mar te went upon the
bOnd Of tstcnaD a. llt ,t@tir>t OF r1alniln, with
the express nc1AA rt' nj tnAi he, the rlalnnn,
rsuld project him firm Ill fu ure liability
COMMERCE ASp raApk-hrfEK'so orFloS+
Marvin A. Lawt*nre. q tLastence- Stxscn (
trsiN '. Isaac Means A:i,n II assnnr=l1, irtcti
lcfore J.,tge Porter. Tits was commercial
sausc The deciarat.nn ~ that defendant pur-
thaseh quantity nt { IN, 10 he delivered some
time during lsso, at option payment
III IT, made NJ l.lirtry S''r'. t6c purchase de.
tr1tlant dee1neti ia exercise hls oraoD, OF, upon
:.nLe. To paI fnr lhc r1aln- Verdict rchdcrcs1 In
favor 0f ntalnttns for ss,"sa ~
The law pas .tafe+t sui+.fAn !a1ly as folloEs: II
7laln.iIs. IN 5ny, 1s69. ns,0n Agreement with dc
icndant, purchased for hin a.htt bushels u cofu
sutuc Subsequent H., II 1s.s. at defendants OPP
llon nti 1t Pair tltf< NJ r. ready 10 tellEe: asll
defendant would mol rer''tts ~ any tiulr during
*hc yrat then hr la .,t,.,>ihlc in Ha0aEeA Aud
in cnstacts fer thr sAt u delivery OF ptEs1na}
property at buyers upt!un nrt"G cestalu period,
it Is unnecessary, In s1er IL enatle tne se!tcs ~
maintain IN acitnn for siaMaHrS eustasnet bJ the
nom acceptance Of The pr N-rt3 during Tue ret1gl
ng1sysl upon, TO prn1c I'll se:u1i lender u tiS
property to inc nosrhas,'r y the seier Was y "
there II refusal IL r~ivr, and the seller resell'
fairly nod in Rosd fastn IT the ht2neat matkcl
vaiue. then there cali h" = recovery TOT loss.
Hut II dcfrn,lhnt nrrcE aErettl 10 put up mar-
Stn IN the corn hut always rrrnsen 70 do SO. au'l
netct authorized thr l!si'.siHs 10 put up such
rlat,,lii1s sd no right 10 cali on Defendant 10 de
rosst such margin Sml II !he r9rehass was ma1t
Y deted.nt IT. It r.sin1,ts mt "i Nose
II plaintiffs contracted with Rctucrnan % pur
Chase. sud while ReiNrnlHn cnutr,l!cd the con
tract ali parties AGREED III charge the contract 9
M Furff fatCT nm l0AfNrN0Nt
, 1870-10-20

ey1ukek AEnfintl.
IL 1.AxK EK1r.-A large Meet, upv1zd boana, IL
cow collected In Lake Ere Frun proptNe1s ~
r1ytnR we learn thai they are IN numbers 1t Point
au Pe1ee and Long Ps.tns- The Continued west
wind viii ke+ p them b1ck s,4It longer. CpwNdx
OF 100 ssh are reported cleared trom Ha1a.o AMI
the canal, nope Of which have as yet passed up
Eaet.au Tohrtne 18th.
, 1870-10-20

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-Chartefs were as follows: Tn
Euf1alo-ptopeller PAssai., Ije. sxc: bark Amer
can tsIaut, oats. ~ Ia 4 L. Ha~s,n- bark SvH-
Il. side, bark Golden F.vecs AMI bark Z, L Wool
ma. wheat, 7hc: To t;oa:rteh-sIh"oner {.
kes9saFs S;re = 70 efs e
81 e. mont, whent and corn on through Eate to
rortlaun.
iuynteT. from MuskeEop, at Il . per m. sthF
ashtabula- Deans Pier, ues. a, &c; echr Ever
green. lqmbsr. from Grant lI9yen: a. ta'o: = ssh.
.-t.ocE to dock: hE1g Jany Gar!lntF. lumber rum
Ichtauhre. al xas3; kchr Z. u!bhart- from Wolf
laves, at 1pSc for cedar ties: schr Dawn, lumber.
lumber, from Manistee, At +o.6ea: sc1r u. Nc
:>air, ;,srnf,er, iron, Menomt.ce TO Milwaukee. At
ta.s:; baTk Carrier, lnmber, izon1 Maois1ee, at
DETROIT. Oct 1s.-vessels continue to lie de-
lsyen t.y adverse winds There is Rooi demand,
cr7n al 81. coarss trelghts are i1sm, lut without
ra:tlcn'ur changr For lumber from Ray City to
Chicago. Il IS Is offered. but some carriers ar.
reluctant in 90 Into the river. OF account Of the
high charges t' which they are 6untecleI to loai-
ibg- In one case Vessel Of about $40 N capacity
sas subjected to an eapense o SIS for putting her
Gai2 hver thf rail- F.r 30 tnnS tEsn 0tt fEn ths
rolul bnnaio. Il IS Il o7c5e.f with the chaure
10 1nsh With lusnt'es at $sss Slaves dull: nntni-
,1l rate $40 tor pipes The following arc reported
Scaul-barRe Wn. Ehwtr, wheat to OsTeQo ut &C.
Schooner Traveller, Lexington TO Esunato. hoops at
1tx and plre slayes 1t t14 at on thu: rail-: hark
Montgomery. Bu't's mil, near Ray CITY, to aIl1-
Eankce. - SIX; bark Lotus, unber, Bay City to
TaLspo. trL 1;.-shippeEs today yielded to the
I,uHaIo Ne 40 moi bear Of any dsscg1 csa't-r@.
t1S report rate the same ~ !esterda5-loc--
| Elaje. ...
BUFFALO. Ort. l7.-Ttc Erprt.s sars. "yes.els
sse very plenty, and coar>e ur freic'lts scatce.
laA! shippers are holding II toz lower rates. No
| rtgaEen,e IL are relpEte.l-
4 IN tie dc1uand Tor vessels to.,ay. The rate tU
| DufIaIo shows decline OF NC from the highes.
, 1870-10-20

16 chtIcf sHIrFnR sleeEs: .:... l.asi ,, ..sa
The receipts wetr larger than on yesterday OF
Morday-retcnInG 1896 head-hut, under brisk
co1uy,eiition between shippers and packers. sales
matIei ruling nrm at t7.snas IS Sales trans
rfel at 81 -.Sa7,I3 for common tight coarse auf
mixed lnts: t1,S.0s.00 for medium to EDott lots.
mud at Falotaas9 tor good to choice, with The
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