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In the election for t:r7gtessMcn IN Pcnniyl-
wants, the .leubt about certain districts seems to
'aEc been cleared up, except Ia the sixteenth.
wherc tt Is claimed on the one hand that Cessna,
Republican, ID elected Ivy ntieen majority, and on
the other ihat H. r. Myers, Democrat, has been
chosen by seventeen majority. We are not In re-
crsrt Of the nf1leiai figures. In the Thirteenth
district, tlssses Meecur, Republican. IA Reelected
ty 1I3 maturity. In tho Seventeenth District
co'nrHsea Of The counties OF Blair, Cambria.
lluufinQdou, anh cf!Glta, Daniel ]. Nor
rcls the present Republican rnem,,cr Is slrtca,ee
by T. Milton Spetr by II .aajor,s. or By some
accounts. lii the Et:h;cea,h District tCent1e.
Clinton, Sc->. Hear! sherwood, Democrat, runs
cut Wlll,ain II. Armstrong. the present member,
II = nlatortiEt accorninK to the 0r.lcs4s coun.
sAEueI Griffith, Democrat, is elected over Giiil-
Ian, the present metnhcr IN the Twentieth
nl$tsicr, as heretofore announced Ana.ev
STeNa't "a beaten ts urn.T i. Foster To
:Ee Tweniy-tt>t {coylde.} District b.
nbous TO maIosats. 1u tho TRenty- y-fousfh Dis
tr!cs tntaves, Greene. Ac.,, William Mcclellaad.
Democrat, Is r:cctca b5 small majority o1e
jnerrh r. Doufey, The present rne1ubcr. So tue
peinsylyahla delegation IN the next Congress.
aceG..las ~ rsescu: returns. assuming the el.c-
rlon 0! Ctssua, will stsna II straight Republicans,
independent Republican. and III Democrats, i,
while the present delegation Ia composed OF Is
ltc1nhcans snA 9 Democrats. 1t In inttnate,.
that Msss:s. Cessna, Morrel'. and At1nstlo1c mus
t"s;cst The rct!pa, eu; on what esouuIs We arc
20! atlvf.ed.
, 1870-10-22

accompanied this With request for the noni-
nation Of gentleman living Ia Boston, rs
Aseirtant Secretary. Quite Indignant at this
treatment. the President would not nominate
the person nominated By III. Motley: bns sent
to the Senate the nAme OF still another par-
cor, not deenling it best: nnder the circuna-
stances, to force Dir. Fish, Jr.. upon Mr
Motley. This act Of disrespect toward tho
Preeident, or at least 10 considered, mag.
therefore, bc regarded .hs the third cause Of
From tie time that M.. Motley becaue
fairly 4attlea in London, the State Depart
meut has been IN receipt Of complaints
against him by weil-known Englishmsn.
These complaints represent that llr. Motley
80 conducted himself Is to excite much
politicians. He took sn interest in the
political Affairs Of Eng!and, discussing
WITH much ferror the principles in
yoived, not heHisating to reVoai his
contempt for certain English statesmen and
English institutions. Hs expressed himself
much talked about, and fnally led TO tho at
tention OF tie Secretary Of State beins called
OFT
Thus taking toe much interest in foreign
politics, and thereby exciting the hostility OF
leading EnGlislmen. may be regarded as tbs
mnvAl. .
Finally, in June last, the Pzesidan. decided
to make q change in the English mission, mud
instructed Secretary F.sh to call on Mr. Hot.
ley for hie s.tesigualion. The Secretary eu,lea-
yoEcd to have the President retain Alr. Mot
Congress- again, but this he refused to DO. To-
On the let day Of July letter was sent
to Mr.. Motley requesting h,n, 10 send
in his rolign1tion Immediately. On The
18Th Of july, sufficient time having elapsed
u the opinion OF the Secretary Of State Tor
N)r. Motley II Yaraiya fte 1aftar and M ro,Jr
conits to hand, a telegram was sent, calliu:;
attention to the contcuts of the lostee Of .he
1st, and asking for an answer By telegraph
On the same day that this despatch was sent
to Nr. Motley. The President transmitted to
Tue Senate the name OF ex-senator Feeling
tuysen as his snccessor. In reply to NJ.
fa.h's telegram. Mr.. Motley declined to for
ward his resignation as requested
This is the whole Story. and forms an in.
teEeeting chapter in american politics.
, 1870-10-22

nc psIy called On Dr.: r. WcNbrook, Of Ash
M and Ifarnea Trim him ihat tne h4lf had
party. An toslt's uitve brought them 70 he oat e
IN IN Eung 70 lhe 9ate :eai!us to .hs yard, / wnl-
ora Wbuld not be admitted. Thig All nnt 6rtcr
the party. They iMmeilatelY entered fhe ys,I.
ana, On IeachlnE the t.ont 'loor Of the dwelling,
gentleman who appeaEeti to he acting US lis aide
;ns-camn ~; who infofmc.! the rarty tnat they con;l
q &c eens sssh saa. q ae .s f1sss
PROMPTLY io1ktd over, md tho partv gtepnetl
u. In = lew minutes The nurse n maIa
@ ee! sts1se Msa sqssh,,sn wi,a 'ae wondsr luutle
b. b. adj. one on either nd Of the spinal column.
70 g.se clear sdea Of IT, Just SUPPOSE ,Sar i yoa
,sse. ~ a, ~ 9odcs o. swo men at lower part Of
1 III Wa%s 'aank ana Ct III tss snS !se
a taksa g a9 q t. aoa erasal
i11u5. Fun the oeciput OF Que child to H. t,e.
siIot of ihe Other. there is coctnuous spine. In
ant, Tese pefiect11 !n ees
ss; sss pfSSsf''Sa g e. sn,;. IL sy snss =
one Iarge. tGl.stecsly formed leg, o1s,sn,,ps
the appearance ct The cocsolldat1op Of tTn css'
TnsIs M ~ ase eight toes On this limb, two Of wh;cn
'saa e eaer u Tsea Ess sss ssas @nsa
:. VI. goal features good chest, good arras and
Gsads. !unRt Heart, liver, and Rt0p1ach. Rrtvean
The Lerfectly formed tnbs aud nrOrattv sisnntsst
are the anus ana sexual o1Ean Ia coicit,nn. Tht.
lHWtT portion Of the tsaxtls. tae bfalI,Ier anT
ntbsrs. the ktdntF'. use in common. All tns
sthe1 ergehs arc serarEfc: Thtrc wae hut one mn.
tt:ital coItl ahd oce plauent4 The Ienvtn
II the t'o1y is ,txeaty inches, md lie
md cTn.tl!-tsnt from zach had Il
nutses well ut l'otn ends. and, wnsu ftss exn,b.
ted to the party che chilli WAS asl-ru and ih.
d'hsr vas Crying. Willie the ,avs:lsas were
making their eNf 'Ara.rc, both crlc1. I'M. f.S
minute hfter. the rGe wi-t >s rrst5y 1.sf ~-rnt
to sleep. while the other renlaIac, awake. When
either head wuula cry. The perfett lee inch was
IT altst to that htad Kicked au,l drew IN. while
tfs ItE Dearest the t''her he8.l FematncI uuiet
When either cried. the toes m The lfperfect foot
wcc'd move hut the limb remained sta1onary.
u tn hetds nurse well, and the child, or rather
ch!'tren. are IN excellent health, The
rhS sctaAs co1l1 ~6tc no IeAsou Ehy ii.
Or theT. should net live. The
mother ia doing well. There ,Eas no rbFsjcian
ntcFept at the birth, aud the labor pains lasted
unlF alteea n.ituteA Mr. Finley IL alive to thu
Importance and v0tue Of This adult on 10 bis faml-
y. lie is 1nw cha+ricg gale mhn+t, acd he ID
foflued the writer that he hat nlreaiy entered into
an asttc!e Of ai;Eeement with a gentleman for the
sale o. the body, It 1t should die Price Qxea Is
s1coN: Seeotiastons are In progress fnr is exh.
hilton II II i1yes- He Is convinced that there Is
money III It. dead or alive. lie says that he IL
thnscihuG OF the fact that he tIs au unIafned man
but has scnse enough not to be fooled out Of
, 1870-10-22

Warranted 'leeds, Conveying city ami su,ury
property within seven miles Ut tue Court uo,
hiea fur record OF Frday. Uct. 81;
Racine Rs, s15 s-l6 It s OF Beldea ay.eY.
i>AIs{ II: Au-. .i.............. II
Nth Glask =, 10 It Of Chicago ay, II,
1l:n II: Et; 1a..... ....-....-.--.-........ :
North Branch Wafer It. 2e,9 1t . Of Division
It, T. 4J13S2 T. Ia river: U{:t a,I q
ChI:sel. 81. Us It ot Se:fa ~, E t, asx1sa -
81, e,to Z Win huiafinE; nct. s1.,:.. 49,. 9
cltfnuiIse ~. 81 II n y OF saeme1t av,s
:ex.os i III lie Mil.nau Tract; Vci. al. !.
AlIKaukee as, r cor Of Reuben st. tf1au-
eu..r lot q . s-19xlssx1c9 Il: Sept .2.- ]
"as. Mauaolrit 81, 3 II Of custtss s., II,
West Madison st, II Of uonose Ut, 1,
e%xIso II; Sept 2
seusns-si-,n ", US Il ) v IT Robey st.,
~. :. 34S!6o #: Det; ........::
Tl!.: =: 1;e I: E ot HOME i, j. s,xisi;:
csiaar'!e s1. i+s ,it Of Margaret t' s., +;
1istl4la i: . 1t e u n1iiel s., !. azlsa
H.nhsrc =. 1ss ii woi oaIi: ) =. ii s3;:x
wa:n,ns.on @ ~. 4so i; .: ROBE; St, i, y
x;eeE r; Or. 2:---.-.. ............... !
N",saa g, 5eN f. n VI naTDzou st, v I. so1
a:h Asy ~ u > u HaFfisO1 81, n T. FAX
Ito T.; sien, Thi5d Ey. 2sz 5-i1 It i of pu1s
RI, tf, e.I1thL II: tc-- 70, II
Michigan AZ. ~ II pf Fourteenth II. ~
axl1t 60 It: Uct- 20. II
Weuty. .a:Ith It, q c Cur ct HuId2u st. a I.
81 G-aGx 81 II: Sept Y. ~ 7
1htF1s-.:st It. Is Il e Of Saursl.N ar.sfaa :
xI13 #: OFT 3-.--.-......,..,..
Snuth PARK ar, 1856 It Ct THentt.fourtn =. =
vi, e2x1a7k I Ort. 4
South PARK Az las II Of THenfy-foufth Sc
VT, soxlal II; Uct. a---......... T.
Hafsttd d s., Is It of On n'lsea sic f,sG1130
II. ttI. II. 3
L1Man st. bes L. cE and Deastux SIS, W.T.
aaxf92 1: : Oct 81. ......-.... .-.... g
DtucIns rlarr, ITO It e Of Moonawa! place,
If, lN1e3I It: Mar Ii ............... 8
sarTH OF c1Tr Ll4Ifs.
Cnttaae Grnve az. ~ It Of Flfsy-sixth st,
wi, 2411e6 It: Uc; IT,. ..--..-.-........
Cu'iazt GTGye aF, -G1 Il Of EiisJ-sixth st,
~. e4fls0 r: Oct t{....-..... :. -.
FIt'y-nlEth =, tct CIa.k 3E.! STATE sis,s
31ylSs n: Ort. e1--- l.
Ftfty-ninth #. tses CLARK and State st, IT.
s011si It; Oct 2
Neltwcrth av, e1S 5 II Furty-ttird u, e
3.ss11aS-x II: DEL 20 ...... ....... I,
S.p'retE 81, htt S!xte-Eccgpd and Sixty
rhI1t1 ste. : I. 19sIts4K It. with 1e5x1a4t.
It II. rtaF on Crcektr at: Oct 1s... e.
W-p.wn--n h AZ. 20 II OF Chestnut st. = +
f. ssxic1k IT: t'c'- at...... -..
WEST or OLD CITY UNITS.
e;ichAis ST. 1856 # u Fulton st, +. 13x
1ii1a #; Oct a0--.--. .-...-........ I.
, 1870-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS,


The second u tie Letraus couccrts w.s riv-n
!Ast evening to larger 4uftnce leau on Thurs
day evening" Ah.i with 4 miscellaneous nm
cran1ne. This performance calls 10: nothing In
the ltne Of c1,clssn beyond What ne have strcadr
said. The last concert will he given this uf:rr.
noon, an! We Wasn all th1se VIM miss hearing
Ltitatt That thef y lit alwass rexrt, II.
Mf- Rl!rrtt closes his 11st week ~ Xry3rt.r.,
today with Z. Rnse.la!e.~ ''@A'A
The :" la"l R6ts aEd Water Ra.s- exhibit far
tEe last time at the MUSEUM tbs tyruu. 80
Inc MlnsfF-I- cner the attractive u, Of .h,.
weck Tor this afttluupn ard eyru4-t. ~
, 1870-10-22

Fvrty s1uis1ts at Cornell University are staly.
Ing '.heaihen t'hinec.-
-lisc Tuwushtp. Perry County, Fenu., Is ex-
c:ttd over snake With two h-ads and four eyes
-A New Haven gambler died suddenly ss TEE
ftro tahle on Saturday,
-Cnlifnruta has recently imported SEQ chca.uo,
trees from japan.
a Freedman has taken ont patent fc7
.'stoektnes with carers attached
-l1Hdon averages Z, 100 births and 1900 deaths
week.
a Virginia newspaper has discovered taAt ri.
mac MaAcs an agreeable mixture with suostuR
subecco,
-Feur :aousaal E:eneh prisoners have beer &c:
T.. work o. the c1nAa through Schtesw wiz Which
FIJI ce2Dsct the Ez,::c with he German Oceap,
The Tas:aro CaEe'rnfaa Processes to have m.
"asshra lrar Ia years Oil. who has survived
eevcn w!vcs. taytaE lost his last one anou. si1ty
years ego. and uow wants to mhssT aesin.
Even the band Of the Fifty -utoth PTussiau H.
ssnts5 distinguished Itself st Sedan. l. capruscd
eve Ftetc1 aud seuf horses.
III Is said that hell runE under the water re-
iurns tone As distinct as II ruu2 In the ar.
"A mans life WAS lately sAred in Norwich.
Conn. hy the Inferior Quafttf Of ucaiiy poisotI
rut m b. blunterne clerk, in place OF the me,l-
sejue ordered.
Professor Helnbolu ha. made .ooe new
measurements On hc Eapiilssy at which excitsttou
II p-ofoea'ed along The Inoter nerves Of m,n
IRON the hraiu to tho muscles The % ertainpd
as ~ ~ '3i'es oe1"eea $50 and
te. ssso ..... ..
- s'tetuf ~ -ou1s'aAe' describing lit
1'e oopaeasantassa laese' sass tast boy "EEsbheL
"a!es ouckee aoa sa'csse'' hts stepfather's head
VIVA u 20 ass'iaoasH t41As me OLD man At once
is'a now uNeP. uoeonsc'oasuess-
fotjn amn 49,,
o:lcans lei' al tne Aesaeny OF Music, distance
r. :w'h's 1ctt Ae 1eu on ms BACK, aaa ~az car
!7ed ont 10! aeAa. netele me close Of the per-
, 1870-10-22

incs ros ~. = s -. .SuiaTeasatiou. and complAtpans
rItv wnrru cvccn ttrr e ".Ht Me pfnRfe4s Gf tbN
nWn nroretfIon ~ r. aa5 oe netes58 Tor bis
Ittv,fion n,nni,inanf e anent or the matters Ia
eaa.tn ~ ~ ,,,t1i mat me city Taxa os
rim IN rhe r.nswf". sa "rIn !A1kthS ennper,A-
III feSts Until snr tn;1,I,n, ~ I'm " the amount of
or the tnanel rontrnrine rn1 ~ ssonls hI tae city,
tne cnnirscf This n1T.+ hna .ea the pros ianns u
cEe,l AMI the city sc1ts d IN ,,b naa bern 'ie-
tioa 20 nm; the ctty'Wtl! proceed, he seeSs "a
~ rsas6 1t"s. - 81.
Ill, ~ slt~ u me imminent danger of th. ,nl,,,
~ ~ "' ~ peIaaps, Iecastse there WAS ro,;,
S+ot - n PEIts th0 PARTIES Came i,,ayher
soDa91e on AZ sN'es, tumprnntAe WA t3Ytc.s..
u1dre the building ana ~ ~, t,! s 10 re-
tenHet EoEk shall he cunp!+.el - "aea 'ae
- hs."esh the rnntrarttt 10 vii Ypnrov. ,,
, 1870-10-22

= lLLlSt1N.
Mineral paint has been discovered On tho sou,n
tie nt Rcck River, near SscrtuT. Rna is supposed
to exist IN that locality in large quaottstea
"A member OF the Board Of Public ChauErS
recently. tn the discharEc Of his Official daty, It's
tied t0ensv tals In Illinois, and Of thus number he
foucd but four or i've ID proper condition. The
remainder were either ntthr, bad!J sen,llasrd.sin
sufficiently Lighted, Or !c 0ttef Srspccts un1tts
, 1870-10-22

published yesterday, describes viyialy the
terrible effect Of the present war IN tha
line of the route from Sedan to Paris. Tia
makes two points entirelr c1aa,. f,e,
that, st least in this instance IL ;,oae M
pay for the military forces of tho invaded
country to destroy their own property. nor.
in most cascH, their own bridges, railroads.
and canals, to impede the march of Tho
enemy. In special cases, where an itnme-
diate strategic advantage is 10 be rained
by it, such destruction is expedient Tint
to burn the crops, empty the cranar;es
slaughter the cattle, and Otherwise flevas.
tate the country, To prevent tho inyad;n,,
forces from obtaining nror;siors
Is simply 10 ruia the r11ai and nroduct;va
interests ct the country, without retordinc
the enemy. A hundred times as muo1,
value has to he destroyed AZ the enemy
would hive to take to supply all lis wants,
and. even when this is done, lie eau send
uut his mounted troopers and scour those
portions Of the country which have not
ieen devastated. Our correspondent shows
.hat a surprising want of economy and
judgment was manifested s,y the French
commanders and subaltcras, who .lestn,,vs1
everything of value they could. often At "A
great distance from the pr,ss;an line of
march, aud so inflicted fur moro iap,noe m
French interests than the Pnss;ans
themselves. This impoli.ic course is
the more surprising rs it has long boen
the accepted doctrine of the best military
commanders that even an i,,yailiu,, ar,.r
ought, from regard to its own ultimate, in
tcrests, to interfere tho VERY ,s,s, rms s.;t,1o
with the ordinary industries of n co,r,rr
Al thorough soldiers have enforced his
doctrine. This being the policy of an in.
waller, surely it cannot be otherwise With
those active on the defensive. i defend.
ing army ought not 10 be norc crucl and
destructive to those it assumes to protect
than those from, whom, it assumes to nro.
sect them. Ia This var, the rrs,ssiaus have
levied very considerable rcquisitions ,non
towns, and have taken horses. cattIe anil
provisions, whenever they wanted them.
But, if VIC might iu1ro from ,ho ;,rnov
tisl letter of our co1reapoudcnt whr, ;s a
resident Of this city and s,,eaks u;,hnut va
;nd;ca the fa,,zra ,-s,,, -s 80, "u1a' ~ pre-
,.nnu,at;ons - ~. ;nraaas 49, ~ tehcn
snffe,;nt, ;s ,ho rasn1, ~ 80 49, s.,:s @ ass
wanton, and cowarfI]y destruc.;o, ~ ,,,r,,>'
,rtv mo1c Ir tho E,:naS ,'.s.'. oa y. pup
We sav corar,11v h..,aus. a. 49, ,.
r,r H.. Ero,, y, ,-n,;.s ~ 49,. -. e VA way
s;.,s :. Il. c.,,,,;ns- ~ "p NA' tus.
=, "es'@AA' t'no l'ot
,h.;~ oa,,,'..I ~ ~ Ie.'sa''fs 'nat
| 4 ~'s S'a'' aot oe ap'e 10 support
Nuu ~. ene
, 1870-10-22
TIE cn1 npFn canF1 AT wFsr po1ur

An order published at Washington up
points gc,erul conrt-murtial for the trial
.'f Smith, the colorcd cadet, aud several of
Lis fellows, on charges mainly arising ont
If tho difficulty i'll which Cadet Wilson, Of
Wyoming, was badly cut Oh the head with
Il lin dirrer, few weeks ago, hy Catlct
Smith with other charges, all reaul1ips,
however, from the presence OF tho " dis
tarbing element" ut West Point. The
charges were preferred by General Upton,
heretofore known as the friend Of Smith
himself, and of his race, md nre tue result
of patient inquiry into all the attendant
circumstances.
When the Court Of Inquiry, appointed
last summer t,y the President, to examine
into the troubles previously arising from
the presence of the eolorcd cadet ut West
Point, Recommended the trial Of himself
and other cadets, the Secretary of War,
willing, apparently, TO deal lenicntly with
young men brought suddenly face to face
with social perPle1itics that Ind tried older
heads than theirs, allowed them all to
escape with u reprinluud, pledging linn
self, however, rs it was unleulubly his
duty under tho circumstances 10 do, to
certain severity in The event Of renewal
OF the disturbances. This course Of ac-
tinn appeared to ellci: unifurm approval.
Disappointment in the hopes then exl,rcsscl,
he certuiuly seems 10 be without other
alternative than to redeem his wurl, or l.,
abandon the trimming school OF the army to
license which must prove its assured
destruction. In the resolve mol to permit
II transient misfortune to overthrow an iu-
stitution which. having done much in tho
past and manifes,ing capacity for greater
usefulness in the future, is gaining yearly
in the national confidence, the Secretary
may reasonably expect to be sustained by
public opiui,m. There is, also, every in-
.iucencnt to believe that, with the close Of
:hc coming trials, The 'w1:, Of races at
West Point will have forever ended.
As for the coloresl cadet, himself,
whether Us the representative of his poo,,lc
ot rs an individual 1'rot<ge of the nation.
re is-if individual opiuiona, carefully COL
lated, a1e to be accclted-u failure. Even
Ind he no, Lcen subjected TO tie injurious
aud unwise influence Of politicians, So
called friends u lis race. and i,inczant
journalists" paid by the column for SEN
>ationn1 and calsl'n1,ions articles, it is by
many dce,ued doubtful if he could have
made career ut West Point. lie is repre-.
sentetl to be nj moody, lucrnlou>, insult.
ordinate, untfuthfu]. md 4uarrelsome
, 1870-10-22

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Representative IN ca1xress for the State At
,A.cr .;cnc:al John 4. LOGAN.
S:A:e Treasurer, EftASTGS ". BATES.
<.or-7trr,.-nt oI Public Instruction, NEWTON
i:trENAS.
Ca.:1.-stc1ers Of the Fcntteutiary. ELMER
TASuECES aats EASrAR RuTT.
, 1870-10-22

The ch;cago 7'1im.s volunteers to fn.,
nish SE. G. d. Farwell certificate Of
good moral character. 1t only Remains ;or
Mr.. FaEwell to furnish the Tiutsx si,uiixr
cersiGcate. 4 fair exchange is no r,,l,lery,
, 1870-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CELEBRATED
MURRAY
Sc
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FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable.
and refreshing Of all perfumes,
for use on the Handkerchief
at the Toilet, and in the Ts oS,a =
For sale by all Dru=@---=--
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.seft for aaLs rhcAu.
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, 1870-10-22

Prom Oh No. :. S:3.sa, or is per cent
Pfenf on NJ. g. *.$.0o, or 3sn rer cent.
These figures explain why it is that the
great bulk Of tho meat sold to our people is
the refuse, which can find NO other mar
ket; md it explains, also, that, so long us
this beef rays from .oM to ioo per cent
profit, there will bea constant demand for it,
to the exclusion of l,etter and less p1ofita-
ble beef. The whole country west aud
south of us is secured in search OF the
lame, blind, halt scrawny, worn-out, scal-
lawng beef, which il re,ailed in Chicago at
the same prize that is obtained fos prime
Leef elsewhere.
Whenever steer weighing 1,eoo or
l.5oN pounds OF beef il slaughtered
in this city for consumption, the event
il heral'1cd by q procession, headed by
band Of music, in which the animal ap-
pears, decked with ribbons and n,Eosnel
With countless flags. That beef, however,
is not sold TOR less than .a5@3O cents Il
pound by rctniL
Justice coulsls MS 10 say That tic butch
ets do not reap NIL the profits of this gi-
gantic conspiracy against the pockets mud
health Of the citizens OF Chicago. -Th.y
do not slaughter; they bur Of the esta1,-
I:sh,ncnts mn kinzie street, which. of course,
pocket the first profits, and tie hatchers
come il fos Tie next share. But the pub
lie pay all these profits. They pay fr.1u
200 to 400 per cent profit on tho ,ncan,
worthless, sccassy beef th-r eat: ind pay
fbts so,a ..r1~a fur +pf t,o,f &1,ot .~r1,t
, 1870-10-22

10 Greene County, fcw days ago, Mrs, DuIey
lett her l.yca1-ol'l daughter and her s-yca,.olt
*on at hemc together TIE house taking n,c, tAc
ctsl wfnt 10 tEsoTE her mother, whr, cn re,uru-
ing, fGund the roof fulllug in aud the lpJ deal
, 1870-10-22

1 rCBt1G OFFICER SUES THE CITY,
John " toulctt AMI lis wife Emily :, Tha
Cfs. suit by N employee nj The Law Deplst-
ntfit OF me rif5 OF Chicago arasrst Ills cH:,;oye-
fhr injuries alleged TO havc been re.ctyet, t,y iii
wife by falling ii1rru.h defec;,ve sIsir,y;llS.
Damages an: lat,l At {lO GCN.
- bfsTKAIStNE For EEST.
y. T. Wilder r. Sarah II. Whextn,i Distress for
reht q! the hGsf iiausa, No 9'' Michigan nv, ex-
cri11:E a ctrfaih cTaI+sF attached. The furG.-
tire cf The house was leslC.l upon.
, 1870-10-22

.- IN EASKECrTCY
n ff<tiHJ Dl,E.issef -1anmas E Eyan. ct
1Gtf"r.
5f..f'oe for Discharye.-Htfrisau- l. Putnam. of
" NhHGtchr: Salmon l.. t'Hninln.s, OF Cbtcapu.
au's J1hn Il. Be5nt5p, Of chicago.
, 1870-10-22

upon wholesome beef, is rctasled to tho
public at from ! ( cents for infariu1 cuts h
~ FOX what is styled choice cuts of slel-
rton beef. The 1urk suld is oi rrcc,sely,hc
same grade. 1t is the refcso hogs, it neither
for packing nor shipment, nor for sale
in any other market. The scslpcrs of
Chicngo golale it up, mil sell it through
our butchers 10 the public as prime pork.
In the mattcr of sheep, the samo Outrage Is
rerretrated. The venerable rams, and the
grades which are sold by lot, and not by
weight, and which, III fact, arc worth ou,r
the price Of their palts, constitute tho uain
stock Of what oar people are compelled to
buy and cat az mutton,
onr correspondent directs his ceusures
to the commission men who receive this
stock and Sell it to the pu1ycsors for our
butchers bpt We do not consider thorn To-
sronsihle; there il demand for that kind
of meat in this city, and shippers merely
supply an existing dcuanl. These grades
Ut stock arc not sent elsewhere, be-
cause there is no demand for them; they
nre sent hero because there is large
demand for it, hut little demand for. my
.'ther grade Of stock for local consumption.
Tho fault is with our butchers The retail
Of this miserable n1cat IL more profitable
than that of primo beef Let us show this
l,y figures: A steer weighing l,50o pounds,
live weight, will yield as ponnds Of prime
heel, and the hide, tallow. aud tongue will
sell for Sls. A steer weighing l,1tN
L. IL ,ff r.,
, 1870-10-22

ADMINISTRATION, g.C.
Estate Of Robert Higgins Ellen i.--,,,
w1An~, Was ar44,tut.~f tu a,t;,in!~1er
Estate OF Thomas {se!Icr. VII, rrrve,t III,
tnl'til hnfShaan appointed to exrca:elr uuu.f
, 1870-10-22

Divorca Business.
DECREE IN SUPERIOR corKT.
IsSche1 FA.'sl v y. s=e l. Fipyl, Ut,:rae ...a,.,
tt. on ErOur,i Of tiesrruon,
, 1870-10-22

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