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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
so EEs7r.

The ne..s from tae seat Of war IS IN
Important There Vas rl'aor yc=ter-
da- that bat,.e hal been ior.,lt. The
r,,n.cg 49, rron France IL Prusslau
dispatches gaze rs No account q i.
Zach Of the armies number about a hall
million Of men, and nil no doubt make
bloody work when hostiiities commence
Napoleon IS coinmandin- the French
forces in person, ant King William
commands the Prussian army,
There i little doubt bat 4 severe bat
tie viii be Tough. during the ceu.ng
week
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

The inability Of the Republican man
ayers q this county to properly man
age a campaign found additional proof
in the buneliag manner IN which the
business OF their convention was trans
acted last Saturday. Being called Is 4
peoples convention. and adopting Z
platform to conform herewith. It then
upset the whole arrangement by nonli-
mating a strictly partisan ticket. What
woali be thought of the kind Of man
agement, if religious Geuominaii,n
should invite al other churches to join
with them in tic holding Of a general
conference meeting. and having more
members in attendance at the assem-
bling of the meeting than arg ether
church. should take ci,a,se Of the meet
inc end run It for their own benefit and
glory. II the exclusion Of al others:
And the Republican party Of this eoun-
IS to-day occupies the same position
hat the selfish churcLl would. Their
leaders professed to have PIT away all
party feeling, and invited sad urged all,
irresy ectiye Of panty feelings or associa-
items. to Join with them FOR the accom-
plishment If great and coed purpose,
a-f when the convention assembled
they stepped in and took control Of the
convention. and r,sn ii in the interests
Of extreme radica!ism. Republican
promises are made to be broken.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

Cleavclaid & i.ouelton 81 now per-
manoutly established in the second
room e Co.bin's brick block, second
door from Il3portc street. Il Tire sign
Of The City Grocery" and having
more ard better room than at their for
mcr location. have added q complete
stock Of Queensware and Glassware. rs
we'll rs fall line Of Fresh Groceries.
and all other goods pertaining to their
business. They intend 10 keep non ,
but Tie best of goods. and Will sell onl !
such articles rs they can recommend to
their customers Il has ever been their
intention t. conduct their bH,iuess Ca
iair and honorable principles; and they
refer with pleasure to thc extensive pat
ronage extcndcl to chem during tho
past four wears as an evidence that
;heir mode u doing business has been
sa.isf:ict r. to their customers. I'Ecy
10 not propose to sell at cost, but their
ri : shall always be as low as the
market wili warrans. They have 1c-
liver wagon. and goods bou.h. Of tiom
VIII e delivered t. any part of ;ie city.
free cf charge. IIishest price paid FOX
country produce. Gail and examine
their goods All prices.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
THE PEOPLES CONTENTION.
slim Attendance no I.lthlsI3Sn.
Straight Republican Ticket
Nominated.
Dem 3cvass Bona Fuse.

Last Saturday, the great peoples
convention, which was to be the frst
grand demonstration in favor OF re-
form in the management Of the affairs
Of this county, met at At Il eourt house
to set TIC ball in motion that shall roll.
and continue to roll, until the last YES
tigc of Democracy shall Be crushed to
earth, 50 TO speak.
We desire to impress upon the mind
of the public the grea; Importance which
attaches to IT,, convention.
Indeed, it was desisred By its pro-
jectcrs at the outset. that IL shorld be
no common affair. They informed tie
people that they (tlie people, we're be-
ing imposed upon. tax-riddsn and swim
died by the dishonesty and bad man
aeement Of the Democrats Of Marshall
county; and that it was duty they owed
70 themselves and to their posterity 10
nut the seal Of condemnation upon the
dishonest practices Of the abominable
Democracy, by clecting them (tbeir adj
yisers) to all the Offices. To appeal 10
mans pocket is a pretty sure method
Of securing his aid in behalf Of any
any scheme which plausibly proposes to
reduce his burd ems; and hence it was
argued that the movement inaugurated
here last Saturday would be one Of I'M
preeedented popularity.
Tia. the proceedings hereinafter de-
tailed piay be fully understood by the
reader, we append the call by the au-
thority of which the convention assem-
bled:
COUNTY CoNvTETlOH.
The Republican central committee has de-
sided that the day for holding the county
rom mating convention shall be OF Saturday
July 10Th, a. | o'clock, 2. M. The eonven-
zion Will be in mass, and participated IN by
all. irrespective Of party an;ecedents, who
are opposed to the present corrupt and pro-
digaI administration of county affairs.
a. JOHNSON, Chairman.
& W. GouLD, Secretary
To more clearly set forth the objects
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
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For Ta-...-.e,,l Il .vc-M l. GAL-NTINE
For Cic~t-D. IrpoN Nd.
FOR tr!itor-H. (. HUaLlNG ME.
for. Tres~l:er-1p5!E St'!CE,
Fer Sheriff.. \. HARRIS.
FOR Rec rier-I u. HatGHT0E.
scr Surveyor p. HAWKINS.
Fer Gore,i - =. SHOOK.
Fa- Co-,,riissieT -rs-
st oiar.-'nEts MILLER,
- - Tte.Ck.
% -. :" tl-ssE.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

re have been figuring the Der.oegat
ic majority, in this county, at the COM
ing election, at from four to liYo hun
dred; but these figures were based on
the expectation that the abs would put
up a strong ticket Having failed to
do this, we shall raise our figures to at
least six hundred. Some discouraged
Republicans think our majority VIII be
not less than eight hundred May be
IL will.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

The New York ;Sua, Republican.
says that in the famous protocol ncgoti
atod by Gen. Blbcock, Ail de camp of
His Excclionoy General Grant, with
President Baez. it WAS stipulated that
the latter should receive, pending the
ratification of the treaty. from the chief
magistrate Of thc United States, one
hmdrcd thousand dollars IN gol,i, as a
species of pledge Ger the consummation
% the bargain, and .fjiv thousand dbl
luys sr,Hh Of arms besides, with which
to terrify his rival Cabral. This amount
la been actually paid over by Grant
to Bacz, from tie secret service fund of
the state department. The treaty hav
ing been rejected by the senate, the
American people have consequently the
right to claim the restitution of the
large sum thus paid over to Mr.. Baez,
and should the latter decline 60 disgorgc
it, war may have to be made upon him
for its recovery.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

4. :. SANFORD.
J. II. THOMPSON,
J. T.. ENGLISH,
CLAPP SPOnNER.
ALFRED GATHER,
SANUFi. SHOEMAKER,
HENRY SANFORD.
state Of Maryland. city Of Baltimore, 81:
Re II reGioTahnrcd that on this .,2d day Of
Hume. T. n. 1870. before me GENE Sa,nuel
Shoemaker anl made oa,i that the fOrego-
inc statement signed by him il true. accor
ding to tho hest Of his knowledge and he
lief In witness VII reef | have hercunto
SET my hand ansl affixed NV official seal
W. ". LATIMER. TsrAL.
Commissioner for Indians. in Baltimore
city. Maryland.
State Of Massachusetts. city of Boston.
county Of Suffolk s.: BE il remembered
TIA. on his Gth day of July. 1870. before ne
came James VI. THOMPSON. one of The per-
sors herein named AMI made oath that the
foregoing statement. signed by hiFn. is true.
according ~ the best of his knowledge and
belief Ia Witness whereof have hercCn-
to set NY hand AMI fixed rlv official seal.
JAS. L. BELL. lsEAL.
Commissioner for in iiana, IN Boston and
state of Massachusetts,.
State of Connecticut. city ani county Of
Few Haven So: Be it remembered that on
this 18th lav Of .Iulr. 4. d. 1870. before
me came James Z. English, one Of the par
ties herein named. and made oath that the
fore coinw statement. signed hv him ia true.
according 10 the best Of his knowledge and
belief In witness whereof | have hereun-
TO set nv hand and affixed nv official seal.
LYMAN f. MUNSON, 1srAL.l
Commissioner for Indiana, in New lia-
ven. state Of Connecticut
State of New York. city and county of
New York. -: Re il remembered that on
the Doth day Of June. A. D. 1870. before me
come Clapn Snoonpr. and on The Goth day
ef june. A u. 1870. before me came VIII
Ham 7 Dinsmorc. Edwards s. Sanford, md
Henry Sanford four Of the persons who
stoned the foregoing certificate. ard sever
allv made oath that the foregoing statement
signed nv him is true. according 10 the best
of his knowledge and belief. In witness
whoroofI have horcun'o set my hand and
affixed my official seal.
MICHAEL PHILLIPS. TsEsL.
Commissioner for Indiana in New York.
State of Ohio. Hamilton county So: BE il
remembered that on the 20ih day Of July.
4. H. 1870. before me came Alfred Gather.
one Of the persons herein named end made
oath that the foregoing statement. signed
by him ia true. according 10 the best Of his
knowledge and belief In witness whereof
I have hercunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal. S. o. WEIR. [srAL1
Notary Pubic.
state Of Indiana. Mar shall county, Sc: l.,
J. w Hourhton. the recorder Of deeds in
and for said county. hereby certify that the
instrument Of which the above and forego-
ingis n true copy, was received for record
on the 2Sth dav Of July. 1870. AZ :
o'clock. n m. and recorded in Misccllanc-
QUO Record Rock y. o. pages So. 81. So.
and So. rs appears of record in my Office.
Witness nv hand and official seal, this
30,h day Of July, 1870.
j. ". UOUGHT0N. TsEAL1
Recorder.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
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\ Republican paper says: - long lease
o. pcHc., aalin;'ci aai unrostra;ne,t, hes
vresl1'.; corrrp'io. Il. every hranci. of tae
eoyern-aer;. Washington fairly o,cfaaws
"-iti dishonesty, and The skirts OF congress
are betrayed N;:h The dirt of doubtful
biis, passed, - is generally believed. un-
! = lie pressure Of monev. CGstora hoc.scs
~ =, of Idle. swindling re.oiners, Of
w!li:A tn Eea York custom house IS the
chief. &c internal revenue department; Is
still ~ tre,.t all mat iru.tfi.l gcnerator
q traa.i a;al pccula'ion. Corruption iur;ss
iu is..-i ;iaees, All the Efforts Of the prssi-
DIT All lii- cabinet Il III direction Of hon-
est al. economy arc Of litt!e avail against
tie ereat tide OF corruption when i. nc
confidently trust. fist sweeping the 7 pub
licen panty into the vor,o1 CT d;straciion
aai aAn,a.!atisD"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

which the movers in the great rcforna-
ton had in view. We append the follow
inS leading cd torial' in the last issue
Of the Marshall County RepnJliccn:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

HyrIi0LESAL I2COR : TORf--pareI iq..--
~ f.: mesiCir;.i ana 1'fs. pE-D0scps. CA -
fad >; ;Gy store. one door :Srth OF III tr..c.
Bank.
Nas - 1888. =. :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
4. {, s !. 3. (9s,r0n.

/ TToRNElS 4 COUNSEL ORS. Real Fs.a ,
! ana Cole ctirg Agents. Plymouth Iri > /.
practising in ;hc l1w cour.- Of Marshall ans q
toii!ii< counties. and -Tll give PROMPT at..r.t.--
toai. zeal business entrusted 20 them. Ger -
ratciing agents for Northern Indiana and SOM.
err HlcilieaY Particular lltso.i given - :.
~.tfi"Ernt % dececents estates ara gaaraia =
ships. DEEDS. Tsori-ee9s. ana ether cont-ac.-
drawn 10 and acknoalesi -..lcnts taken. O7sc..
BrowiIiee's Block. us stairs rov25-ss ~ ,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
{. e. fse,s:gr.

DARKER E0TSr-This oid-ss'.N".her ..
J favora Unknown House j. r,e'r prepared ai.n
X fur1ifrTe ar2 Improve accoTr pf~Sariens ~
cater - The VENTS al our oHn community AID -
travelling 9Ihic. Tho cmnihg- has been ryfits :
and vi aitcndali re.-lar trains, u;.dc- tie mr.
lGeInenf of the iiO;.sc. e
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

l IToREEl AT LAW. s,O'ar- Prhiic ard c.
lection a'e"nt. Prsciices IN the various cor 20
u .: the District. Having al Abstract - ~
Tor Nalsaaii county viii give particular ri
- Heal Estate business
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
{. Il. Reeve.

/, TrORN-Y At Law. srd Eer Cg.-a fcrf
= VIII urse'.ce l. Er,'0r. STARK Iapc~re NJ .
Nnscinsho- "a Wei "a AaTshsii cOunfiea. COLI.
iions ~ mptv 9ilI Efficiently attended n. -de-4
III '.i'eniel given - probate business. Tn.r-1, e
Effected on lives AMI property IN the best Co.
ranic- in the United States. Special atteEt ?
paid 10 the prosecution 81 claims or soldiers. M.
widows -. heirs. for h0rnty. arrears O. pay. p,--
-ions ari uthcr clsinl-
rsnc@s:-Far'y.ii Ficli = O.. Chicago ef -
BsrboLr & Co. Cincinnati. Rrckiy. Sheldon B 4
y Graf. Bennett K Co. ?ittshurs. a.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

Mcf:;Ys'Y Es0USp

VTAEATII. IND South p T. ". & { z.
~ r. adjoining 'ise "a ~s"-ne q iepof. Cue .
stopping here vii receive iirSt-cla>s accn-nrnC
,on at moderate rates. Baggage cOaseyes .
and from the cars free.
- r NcCURDY. Prop
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
Z. i. @. Packard,
E. GOrb!n.

4 TTOENEY and Counsellor at Law. .na So
- iarF Public Room No. /. Balcony b!os
fiymOaif. nd. -
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04

WATER MiH I'll. hcSf f0Nr maaE.acturrs
~ always on hand. tristisc zone 20 crd.r =
f,rsi class miller. The highest market prsoa II.
an pS'd az times -or :. heat; NH a. nos:i
part of .cwn.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
(lsn0TE;G & Hess.

= TT0RNEYS II Law. will attend ,,ro-p5,,y q,
al! professional business cntrnsfed 10 rht,-
Pa-ticnar attention giy.n to reai cs;atc bueirr--
lie examined aid qHietsd- Co!irr;iors re- ?.
and promptly remittec ufiicc On s7ich;,-qr s,rr.-
few doors uo:th ot the Parker Iio4se. Plvi.ou--
md. ian --..-
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04


Che following table contains some
statistics IN which the American people
are deeply Interested. az; them be
carefully fres.r,ei:
Total area. II acres, # ,!.e
Tahl.c lands OF lc states
AM terr.toc e...............~i, S55, 900, 00O0
- posed Of ~ 20 Jano -
l>t9 including IS2,0oG,e3p
acres gIa-tel 10 railroads. 599. 800. 900
Remaining Jane 30. le69. i, 2ec, GOA, coo
al;4aas. ............ So. .cH9.NnJ
Gihor waste laud..2il.1 so.0G
Total waste land in Alaska,
Rocky mountains, &c.....- Gi0,G9o. 0o0
Araa available for settlement
and cultivation remaining
IN possession of the gov
ernmcni June 20. lSfi9...... G26.GG0, 0Do
i'ha above figures arc taken from a
lecture delivered b. Mr.. L T. Peters,
ani are basel upon 4 careful oxamina-
ton OF the oiiciil records The add
tional Grant to the Northern Pacific
railroad and other land-grant bills
passed during the present session Of
congress give away millions OF acres
more oftac public domain, and thequan-
t;y asked for III bills now pending is
estimated rs high as i00090,000 acres
which would leave scarcely 100000 :
000 acres in the possession OF the gov
! ernmeni.
In this connection Mr. Peters called
attention to the fact that the commonly
received estimate Of Our poDulation in
thc year 1900 IS l07, 100000, and
showed that while we had disposed of
$4,000, 000 acres since the beginning
of the present century coincidently witt
ali increase of only 35,OG0,00 in cur
population, there remain less than D.
900 600 acres more, or u total Of byG
GU1 800 million acres of valuable land
to supply the increase of o. 900 ,0G0
souls which our population is 10 receive
during the next thirty years, to say
nothing OF the future.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
L. Shakes T. t'o.
J. 7. Van IalIEcn,,urgi,.

DlITIARD Reo.n. Taree f-zf otass taii-s > :
..r-S lisncrS ard best Gear "a Gown sl~r 8
o. ..anG. Roaf.lr Second oes Es4r:h cf ISanl.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
T. !. sign.i.
- , rneyS.
L. d. Logan,

I 'ohNLi NJ LAW. Ilym9ltl lHG Nj.
= i~eciic. u all n. courts of Indian, p-,-
r%', ,in"F 81 many var experience AMI havine
NJ Il Ii position of Circuit Judge he iopes - he
-1.e 70 SATISFY az who pat their business into p.
""i''-s- July 2S-4.;f
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-04
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4. z. E'I.ii,:aE.

STATfFrsfAE<E AID .Il,.y l-T.i-R. woail g.,
spectfn.iy ..m9oaacr :" yhe ciiizer- Of &c
sla.i roan,Y aud ~. pni-i.s - i..faly. t,a' a.
- ttlcG ~ lls ntfIi. aid A.. fIuse- hc fsut
ln the fo-t":.ler Banding. = here "a j. prcts-a
~ 60 al WoTt ln lii- iac "a the Ac-i inanner = ..
~ibc. and -.a'l",sie t.--as iarsciii n Ak.
lion given 10 repairing. Al work warranted.
.inlE q. 80 .liv
, 1870-09-06

ca11LE-Low gra;tta iai:; bs:se. gsaees uz-
HGs-aetsc, ase4af.c. -.-...
KzcE1Pts-FDEr, $500 hrs: wheat, t70o .hh
corn. bu; oats ~ 600 bui rFe, $3.50 bu; oaE-
*'' ''te hui cattle ?t9Saj fo9KDo.
,.sD TOLEDO, Sent a-BKEapsrrFFs-Ftou dnn
~ Maea6 az a1a y =, lover: amber Menican. Sill
-, sIls; wst:s Snsn!sla re,;nlas, sl:1o. Cuzn
FEEIan1s-Fim: !: to Baliaiso. &c &c 10 :; osSeso,
REcEirEs- e flenI. s,1eo bris; wtseat, 8, ,ool bu;
COT, 1900 ou; t., oats, - ssv hu.
eoFn' ''''oo 'a; oats; ;.a,,, s=$4o h nn-
!. DETROIT, sept. ps.s.-DRs.rsrtrFs-Fio dali anil
weaker: choice mostly Nominal at <i1n~I.N,
M1sas ttasy; lEsc lower; extra, *l.3.s:l 2s; No,
- PHILADELPHIA.
PHH.ApELrntt. Sept A-SRKspsTrFTs-Flonr-
Small business; snperfne Sssn45 ssX. Whea,
very t.s ard an IoTer: Indiana rs s. sSai s Rye,
low ard hl4n mixed, s5&ec.
PRoylSioSS-Uucnangrsf.
FETNoLECM-EeyeElsh; cr1tlIe lfs.: fedneI a6c,
WaIsSf-Te1y quiet: western iron aSsa3sc.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. SEPT 5.-BRE.ps7rErs whe.,
.sti.i an e lower Nc rctt western. s. 16; No.
slc. Oats. stcaur 4gc.
fE1KelSrA-Fi.m; ss,xc for refined.
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Sept 5.-CGrrnS-SominaIly lstr.
fves!Eis.Cy bahs: exports, s43 bales.
nKEA1sTrFFs-t1oar dali ar SsNa75a Com
ssa:e. Rhttr, - a@1r. Oats ,tull At IS j ssBe.
uAr-ttutst al taQtp
rE1v.slu>s-I,rk ,un .: sn,on. Lar,s nou1.
aa'' Gseen a.H. Shoulders. i:c; sides, /. ! nc,
...... BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. sept. a-ENE.nsrrrFs- - Etmr
Msas M as,'i n1t::ral. Wh~rs-KeceIpt., 20 us, 10:
Mes:e!n fe,t winter. si.Sss1-aa Corn neglected..
'lnll at sS,9:.ir. ltye-S4a SIC. '~' "Ass
rKos1s1oSs.MssS PORK quiet nj ssou. D1coa
acussi M sues i!Ec ec1s nj, l>e: snoulte.s,
WHls5EY-FIM NJ 94dqs.,
OSWEtsu.
usHEco. sept a-TKEAlSTTFFS-Elnur srneIv
anu unchanged; sales l,1Af b,,.s. Whca, onIr;.
": MtlwAnkte quo he'll at s1.a,. Corn nulet'
ah.l lower: No, heidi at soI In rotlni lots Oats
qute:. at Sic for Western. s-
, 1870-09-06

REC. r. prime to choice, 1:a@I3sc; ilaraaa. sox.
e enose Z fss 1s.9lMs ~ ns,:Sa nm
Ea1,0n ash,na1a
sIEgis- n market for ssrups was .s Ain ta.r-
y ACTIVE. and prices were firm Al follows:
Se" orleans mola.5es. SNistc; Pnila.lel-
nnaa 1sG Goiden s5rnp G92e:: slsef .lFl2s. ssasa::
hdase ana Heasss: ssrn fisesss MS sss s:sxr
cotaG:e: s9o!lcr's. asst. '-'--
sEEDS-We note the following :raasaH.cas:
Flax, Il baEs At s. 20; t;mothy, = 10. II, aud S
nags at 500; Is, s. aud bags III SITS; IL hass at
TEAs-Tserc vas no abatement iii The demand.
and quotations were t,rm. and a,,ent thr SINE
mon 70 fail, ea e57: do Gue to ce'i. sl.ona Log;
&c ftne and extra c2otct, s,;:usi.sS; superior TO
Janan. =. sa2l 60; cpd II fine Japan, e5c9 9sL03:
coo'csf liatus:ti 4cat sar'al sLt, la, t.r-t {.
hne q gnnle"tier cnaee To extra casee,
TohAtCo-Was in light demand anil casy. at
the rt,ces gwen below:
SMIEwSG-ExiEa- sG--ExiEa- s3easi.uD; cholce, s5soac:
iuSutum. toas0cs cumm0n, sSaSsc,
sAokIS4i-Cno.cc. sL9s5s; n:.si,um, s32ssc:
common stem,. sAsstc.
sor r.51S~Sasusal leaf sslc: n.it bright, saa
hot'D~ReuJaiiS nt,u. and r-1,rS wjp nm
nnunt' soon advance. We ssN amaze: R,..rt,
.@' faap!e, Ss-sa; hickory. :95v; s!a'.:, st:J1
~, ,mool.-Inerc was au tncyease,1 demand yor
,,a; IN s'aq!s III. p.scc* ru:rd rsu aal ,,uln.-
light Hnwushci at oN-slcs W. ,,,,II
ia'tc. uf .. a,. s.: tut, cAts.a clean. +sSai.:
,nL. tonlmon. .,,7'e. NX, sh.l c;,;, ,iuu'
:3ssc: nstce. y. rsnAi condition, ixa;, :es ;s::
lcScr, \. bad ccittltuu, heavy. =, !s31c: ceyr,.
tnt.icln. i Eod ctnhtttn. light. s9-s4v,: neree,
ntsiai: LAD c91tisfi.'n. heavy. - ei,e: 11ete-,
s,aIsr, ssn1- ahtl Clean, - & {0c: fleece. coarse.
'sht ant 'snEs. a3 a5>s: neese. l,nwa.llrI. r1ur'
ssts: Hefcc. u:lwa>ne,i. cua;sc sa.s.sc: j1r,,r.
rHr,s,'s"ac o1; teecc, bucks. our-lla!f price Of
, 1870-09-06
BOARD OF POLICE.
several Policemen Nrforc ahr Itonra {anrued
~ith Observation-Disclosures pcnt Of
Thrcr SrFgenuts.

4 resuhr scuai-wcck,g meeting Of tho bo1r, oj
Police was held atthe Central Station yesterday
afternoon, President Brown in me cha,,.
lTesehi. Commissioners Guud and Sheridan.
TIE resignation OF Policeman Martin Sack, o1
Inc Second Precinct, WIS received, and, on mo.
tton: accepted.
Police. Policeman Michael Harrington, Of the Ftrs,
fseclnct. was charged with tntoK1catton. and in.
ttt attention TO dntY. He pleaded not guilty, hu,
nm 70 forfeit Two days pay.
PtiirrmaA James Stanton. Of the First PR.
eaEcs, was charged with iu;oxlcaito0. iuatrrntion
70 on9{. AND Conduct uitlacnmtnK au ofllcer Ser.
Reant Lall Stated that be saw Stanton conc out oj
taionn nf7lnE, and tola him 10 70 10 the station
He Old not tce him again until he was hronVnT
lhto tae Almory By lwo officers, having 1e,:n nr.
ssan ,,,1I,c " them for creating disturbance in
III, n.a fnn sn on p Re3rtofn street The Sergeant
net Aksh into cotlrt, and ha.l mt lreen seen Al
I've stal!oa on 1notlot, he was .llsuissc,l from
Policeman Peter Meyers. Of tho First prectnc.
~ ctl4sSctl with drunkenness and tna;teutton ID
lntS. No4ndsman Higgins testified that ne saw
On sneant IT, 9isS a9a found hisa asleep
tnse Grore Station, sail that Meyers catuc into
e station IN an tutox1catericnndfrou anf wirt,
replied lhat his manner of walEiur was IN .ns'
ant" rreshlrnt Brnwnsasketl hl,n tn whom
Meyers or himself but the doctor" co lldnt at
Meyers stated That he took a drink with the
SsEeant at the latte-'s invitation, and tia. b.
vas watching for burglars WHEN llistttis saw him
On Inc LII haE1n9 Observed two Of them IOitrfinv
around house IN the vicinity.
". motion. thu charges we're dismissed.
Ine hhasrl then Proceeded to appp!nt Snr-eaRts
lcl me new si,fss'ations, nn.l thr following wcrc
snrolnted: First Precinct, William Buckley. Al
present. stasinn.seepcs at the AImory; Secoud
fIscinct, Charles ii. Frenrh, statIon-kceper at
ha1s 1; Street sntStasoa: Th,E, Precinct, Charles
S!attn1. '-A"s "a">
ivy iatEc Petitions, numcrnusly signed by
rrnref1r-'wntrs In the Fifteenth Wlrti. request
s!'1 ths l,oaI1 70 apl.ias ot,lcer Thomas + Walsh
NTIkssnI o' tne prnpt'setl snhEtatt,n near tho
n!at',r! VI: fie. '
ins sSoNI1ntel..lent ~ Police las Instructed 10
tJEe ii!tllIts whether nry pcrsans ncr sllt,l al
y, - Matssl' avennc t1rc, and II any arc fonni to
~: u'lss!nE, 10 report tn the hnarl ~ that stems
NAV IL taken I" 1enlnve iilr tlrl,is, ami waa r.
MANS III tc tssifts h: taken nut T!Irre IN II DIS
pute Il Ht'iI1e tnlnt ietwipn tht. Insurance rlru
anu Ut FroicHJ-uwucrs, aad. eoa,,qacntly. no
tihy. " .'N>S 's@1eA-
The bnArd then adjourned,