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WaErantee deeds conveying city and suburb:
property within seven mtlea Of the Court aon
Hled ior record On FRIDAY, June TO-:
"eM an Hnren st. 2e2 It " of Aberdeen st,
- Il 42lts 4-10 It: June l0.-..-...-..... $5,s
bIuWa y 2le It n OF Wright st, # 1, 2+x10a
Canal St, ~ i Of Egntecnth 81, I, 5ox
10 II; Nay 10. ;:...-.-.....-.....-..... So
Rub!e Ct Dd It 3 Of Sixteenth St, G i, elx10o
It; May ls.....-..-.............,, 10
1ea5cn st 4 v cor ofiwo ood St, t, III 7-lox
100 # : June 5..---.......-,,.'..: as
Fulton g. cor Of Paulina 1t, n Z, 4sxioo ~
CANA s., ias a-1o II Of Lumber 81 ~ -
246H14e2 II; June TO-. 10.......-.. 90
Wentworth ay, sa6 It s Of Do1glas place, "
I, 4sxle0 IT; May y9.................. -, g.
High 1t, 1ss It Of Fullerton az, " I, 50x12s
IT: Jnnc 10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Clybourne av, u cor OF Racine road, u1-
angular lot Of a9kx110x93 Clio It; also.
krtEer kt, Of Racine roatf, #, 21x
100 It; Junc c2-..--.+.+...... g. ..-- .,..... 1,2
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS
RavcnsWood park, n r cor of Leland az,
!, e2xlse6 It; also, RaversWood park,
1se It n Of Leland az, I, 1oo1s25 It; June
Wolcott St, n n cer Of Leland Az, e I, 1s2x
1oaH #; May H......-.... .............. 81
SOUTH or CffY LAH8.
michigan ~, s91t II Of F4fty-third 81,
II Sox16t It; June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Michigan av, s16ss It Of Fifty third II,
], 3h1sl n June 1...... ;. ....... -.-. 3,e
, 1870-06-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

friday EVENING, June 10.
under the head Of Commercial, and the grain In
all cases sold subject to the usual charges OF stor-
age @ nness s !, otherwise expressed
DuTTEft-Thete WINS considerable inquiry for
good to choice grades, for shipment East and to
Lake Superior and the lumber country, and With
the usual 1ocal demand to meet, the quoted prices
For low grades the market remains dull and unset
tied We rtpeat our list: Choice dairy, e0seIc:
fair to good tub ami Arkin, l79l9c; common
BAGGISG- basging market was quiet ant
comparatively steady at the prices current for
VI se6 nas lhs seoeSs are bu. equal 70
4sN@+ac; Lewiston A, 42Xc; Ludlow, 42Xc:
AMERICAN. 4oc; Amoskeaa, s9c; Union a, Sc;
iaps: 4bu. isSc:: :S Wool sacfs eiSa soc o:3'' our
nL1LDlNG AATERIA1S-The market Was
fo?loWns j.. Tn, an2e: M,chgsn gtnece aoSs
marble tust, r brl, sa50aa1s; time, n oIlf, .
hri, f1.DO; lime, in brls. y hrl, S1.23; cement,
saI3s nI 4 pfIsa hr s2ss Rossda!e
ssee; Tsise sans ST. esssss III aie b2isks @a: :
Slasie9 hqf e g: clay 'r s+oos42s
lcHEEsE-Tne demand and supply, thus far,
baEe been PRETTY evenly balanced, aud prices con-
movement as the following rates: New YORK fac-
fory, 1a@1ss; Illinois factory, lss14c: Western
NVAL-l Hc CuAI mNkeI IVES again 1uoted dull
and unchanged. The demand IL usually sman 1t
this season Of the year, hnt rarely have we seen
trade 30 utterly devoid Of life as At present. nor
arc the Indications at ali favorable ior an early
improvement The demand seems to be almost
wholly restricted to Small ordeEa to meet Immedl-
ate and actual necessities. We quote: Lehigh,
lump, sl25os1aoo; Lehigh, prepared, $la,b13
and Br1ar Hill, $500; Walnut Hill. Sa0 %; Hooking
Valley, s7.0o; fou9hlogheny, $500; Illinois, s60c
@6-06.
CQFFEE-We note a reduction Of 1fc per N On
Rio aud Iaguayra- The demand WIS active. We
quote: Mocha, 37@3sc; java, s3se6kc;0. @. Java,
2sse9c: roasting Rio, 1sA919Kc: common Rio,
e0H@Dztc; fair TO good, 91H@e2o; prime to
choice3 42A@?sc; LaguayTa, eAtss4c.
CANDLES-Ihe market was dull, but
1r1n at former Prices: Va1lne, Exc; tallow
16i1c: RnErett:s steartc light, 1sa1sAc
COOPERAGE-The matket vaS dfm at former
prices, which arc Is follows.
WhIsEeY barrels, iron bound a285
Nh3c0Y I
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CAUTlON!

HoOELAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES SIC eonnszE-
fe4ted Sec that The Signature Of t. n JACKSON -
the wrapper OF each bottle An othes1 counterfeit
PfinttpA Office md A1nufactoJ at tho Ce11k7
Medicine s,osr, no. 81 ARCH STREET. Philas1eIpsk
, 1870-06-11

Fn1pAr EvEEo, June 10.
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produces at this point dui1ing the
rppt tNenf y-frrr i,nrrA.
, 1870-06-11

T311Is nc VIZ &GEIFG,8l4
pTicrE were ht1ucr. We quote at s.. 259 $3.50 per
boz, the outside for small lots.
uAT-SE1hinr new Of interest was reported In
connection With the hay market. The Inquiry was
Hight, ami chiefly on local account, but prices
were fully sustained, anu the general m1r-
Eet may be quoted firm. as follows: limo
thy, pressed, ST. 23o(3$lat0: prairie, pressed,
slp.tKS LGl; Timothy, loose, on warpn, sl3.eots
$1,000; trairic, loose, wagon, SO o09la.o0; for
delivery Of pressed hay- II -oAa5i-Su.
1llDES-Were ln good demand and 1rm at tho
quoted prices. Both local and Eastern tanners
M1c engaged. md the receipts are reaIilly Al,-
sorprtl. We repeat our list: City butchers, Gla
6,4c; country DO, 7@715c; green sailed, cured,
light, 9:4c; DO heavy s.sc; green calf, lac; dry
lint, 1sc: tlry sailed, lo 16c; RTubbv, scored cut
or otherwise damaged, two-tnizds price; branded,
IN rent ofT .. :
, 1870-06-11

SHEEF-Ihe UcMAnd WIS limited, and pFlnCt-
paly coHtred to good anil choice gralcs, which are
extremely scarcc. Common aud Inferior we're
neglected anu lower. Sales were made At range
Of tt.40as CO per head for inferior, and as $30Ga
COO for common to choice.
, 1870-06-11
YDur Destiny

And Fnt.e Prospects in Life clearly revealed BY DR.
RAPHAEL. At s3 East Mati.ouet. up Etairs He erfdN
happiness Co1s,i.stioa fee p scnd = for bis aids
sruul of thr opposite ssI u IL ssAt g12A Il.
, 1870-06-11


ERW FEssEI--The James C. LaTison IA the
psme OF nnely constructed three-nasted FORE
and-aiteK that reached this port on yesterday.
She ma loaded With coal from Erie, and i COM
navfgat0rs upon the great chain Of lakes. She Is,
In every respect, 1rst-claas vessel
4suoRE-A despatch Informs us that the bark
Tanner Is ashore on Colchester Reef, and leaking
badly. The rug BfockFtue has gone to her Assist
ance. .,.
In DRY DoCK.-TLe schooner AEx0 i5 being
cala]ked at Doollttle / Bates Jard The basE VIM
sturHes Is also at this gard, having her topsldes
cau1kel.
, 1870-06-11

Iss South Clsrkst. rests sl Private and Se1tl Ds.
eatcs ,1 ELECTS In The most riLtnt
Ard o.tina:e of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De
bty or syphihtic Affections Of any kind without the
feultier Pamphlet Of Advice sent fsrc. Consultation
, 1870-06-11

F. D. CLARKE, ~ D.. the Regular Old Estab1iihed
Dr. C1AIkt. lsa South Cl7rk-st- in-xr Aonrotl,
CONFlDENT1ALLY CONSULTED.
Female Pills {fresh uade} $l.u1 per box by mail
q Send two ttamTs for Nayylrd Secrets.
Er Also. tNu fnr Bnuk OF S"lf-A!nse.
hl1rrs. Letters Dr. T. D. CLARKE, l13 South Clark
, 1870-06-11
CHAS. nj. EVANS,
PROPRIETOR,
FORNERLT c. II. JACKSON l. COZ


Hooaand's German Bittus, pr bottls...$l.os
Hoodand's German Rttsr1, half dossn..- SO
HooAauds deErasn Tonic, put mp In quart
bottles. psr bottle. tls...-..........-.------~ 1.5o
Or a half dp1&n for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Do not FORGET 10 examine wen tho 3sfe you huJ. v
order 70 get the ecnuinc.
, 1870-06-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

FRIDAY EVENING, June TO-
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of I've stock during the reeE up to this
, 1870-06-11

Hon JAMES THOMPSON. Judse Of The san,e
Court ut pcnnsylvani2;
PhuADHREIl, April -, 1a0
Il consider 'HOOFLAND3 GERMAN BTrTKR8
valuable medicine In casea Of attacks Of Indisoo &
dyspepsia. lean certify this frpn my experience f 4.
Your. with re1pect,
JAMES THOMP5ON~
, 1870-06-11

Hon. GEO. sHARSWOOD, Justice OF the supsessa
Court Of Pennsylvania;
ePH1rAUH1H1A. June l. bea
~ have found by experiences that 'HOOF1ANp,8
GERMAN BlTTERS' is very good touic, relIevtnu
dyspcrtc s5stens almost directly.
~GEoRGE SHARsWOOD.
, 1870-06-11

Al salutay and immediate ~ the reception Of diseasc
md On the same principles. No dosing whatever.
pRTr. THORPE
p,eehofsiea1 Neafc{-e lnst..1k, No. II Al1sas-st,
-. f.y.s
, 1870-06-11

1t Will be observed that the reserve ranges high
est In Great Britain and lowest In Austria In the
case Of Austria, France, and England, the reserve
ranges about the sa1ne ns the average Of the last
three Yenrs; In North Germany. IL Is per cent
lower. The total amount Of coin held by these
},pI liz IA no
, 1870-06-11

NEW YohK- June 1n-WaIl street dull; money
easy and unchanged.
Sterling quiet and steady at 10S*x910s3.
Gold dull and heavy; opening at 113ss; closed
at ns4@11s'5. Carrying rates per cent to dat
clearancea1 <as 0o0,o0a
Governments lower and dull: Is.
coups, Bis..11s @11s1 coupa, 67s. -11s1t@11sys
Coupe, CTS. Ill 13s911lh 194os. .l08K @I0s1z
Coups, 'Gas. .11lA@u1A Currency 6s .uA4@1l4H
Coups, new .118A911sI
State bonds 41let and steady: .
Missouns ......-.-..s44 New Tennessees. ST. e
nJd Tpunpaak-e4 RI
, 1870-06-11
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC HALL 6TEAN8Hp COMrANI 8
Through Lie to California and fhln&4

1AA&6 6HAAII4 AEVVEEVs
Etrsmers leave Pier No North River foot of Oannl
st At L O'Clock tie Ste s slst rtrtpt hen
.,une aiGMEH1:Y sCHHUaGEY. csttain M.ury,
enncetiue with COLORADO. cap.ain FaEnswofts-
Ono heundrea pounda baShk4t AtoF7to Ach
adult passenger. Medicine and attendance free.
All DEPARTURES toach At Maazz1illoi that Of the 3th
connects st Panama with s.eaue.z for Sonth Pacific
paris 6t and 2lEt for Ceral American ports, thoee
- ~ S''@'' Foa JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamer JAPAN. iesviaS JGly !. $50
For freight and rssaEe Tickets A1d all further t-for
uafea. AppJ a thn Office the wharf foet Of UansI
It, Few York tF, r. BAYEAxeEt Or At General Rest
], A. WARRAOh, Agent
, 1870-06-11

The Bremen uandeasbiau presents q statement
tns the tFst quarter Of 1870, which affords an indl
cation Of the pusitton Of the banking interest On
the, Continent TWenty-seven North German
banks includtng thirteen tn Prussia, eight In the
Central German States, and SIX in the Hansc
towns, make the following aggregate exhibits:
lESETS.
, 1870-06-11

Sheet ilot Ghsicoai S'.''... ....-'--.. ;;:s,9
shsst N"T,td2 Ion ~ g4nIata 7nas
MnlWa! Is,n WI nan Ga tuuso ga
Ipw IanSa. s9yet, LII. 9gaeiAu statsi Si..c 1
latna HesEemes pt1w t,,s siee3 stee' i15
Is LTsTnEitGThs leading features oi tse lsathsr
aSen Ts u ae al 9an5a aS notGa a ~
ne VIII n sien,v strprp demand anG the nrescnt
s;'as q pess to hxee1 Tangs
w W quote 1hs market nfn O. tie pf'css given DE-
EoeEGity sS haness Isaa n4on is Ey
fs fssis I ssd:c %: t7 E1p uP n ssfi'' So " T.
:Ssisi S;ssis; lily s5sy sipef; s.ai : :; ~
sen'is sse ,t t1tss , ~ =, =: ~, .nn,tey r ~ "a
Siss. H1 ropsn s.' unncr. 1asis % ns ssSs7c. rough
~ IT. ahcag;, su,' sa nHfeo sin1SIer
so. "a s9,s7c e'e' '-s''s' ouD'1'
osK-slangnter sole, 4aa.7c; Philadelphia sole,
*. in " inci,nm go q S' ~. Stn' SravS
cSG ss A,n..r}' m rair Il II = ioat' 'a Frenct'
coi, D; ~ Il a. IN. 'Franrh caif = n,s = 3S5
a, -, = Ir,ch nn'. =. X :, sntet Tn M " r ~, III
70 10 1oo e. Frsneh 1,t ct lenons
esa nnS ~. a SA,,, ,ou
4ETls ass 5 TSTn y I'll 3 sroGkTne 5i1 sla 1e
ihg articles contlnuH n aalf oen'nao' a1'o luota
's TIsno1 ulT a,' in ~ piate G. 1o.,4 x1oo: roofing
tln, i, s4l.oV' lise r'ss, 4'e' suan Plss' 4"c
| bar tn, &c 49,.
| IL he, sc: timed copper, SIC,
SHEET Z1SC-Firss quality, cask, 1Oc; tlrst quail
| ty, Sheet, 1y,xc: snclt.r, Tic
1e, Ike; l3 and H. 1.Ec; u ana Is, t4c; IL f3c
IS. lGc: i9. 1oc. 10 a0c
SaIisT1ne following are the ru,.np rates. 1ts,
H.:"; ID. ) ksr, $50 g. kee I -; 81 Ia, srs, ses'
t.: tsg : nee 0'oeo ~ AeR' *'o' nn' ''nea ~ q
, 1870-06-11
MEDICALCA1xDY.


Fnr the Int pveu ycs1s 1oeated in Chicago md for
thirfe-n vr.1 ncy5oas ii James Lock Hospital New
Orleans. who ha, successfully trrated more cases of
private dises.esr during the past twenty yearA thm
any other physician In America can Be eoanoeausly
consulted II hs Office and Fastors, snd - hAaaotpo
Poet Omco Drawer aan Ch!c.xo, Hl Feu,sls dtse1ses
AID Irregularities trrst.J Wits safcty and ensGS "a
Treatsr Spsrulatotrh,r1 oce ca SyphtlA sak W
address, In sca!e envelope uson receipt OF po*tASo
-two ND st&lnpe.
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which would give US more
consumers here in our immediate
neighborhood-that would make us
independent, perhaps OF the lnfu-
ence exerted by the location OF roads
near us but not to us. Otherwise
the future looks not as inspiring as
might be, and the prospects of a
healthy growth are not as encourag-
ing as could be desired.
We are not disposed 10 look up
on the dark side ola picture, and in
dulge in useless forbodings, but it is
a part of wisdom to provide for sue
cess and against failure. 1t is like
wise duty ; and if by presenting
oar views to community VIC may in
cite them to action, TO perceive
wherein their interest lies, and to
provide against possible loss, our
object shall have been attained, The
surest road to prosperity is to pro
vide employment for the masses,
who not only become producers, but
consumers. Manufactures are what
we want.
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MYERS of the Tiffin Adrcrtiser is
engaged in the laudable work of
electing Democratic President-on
paper, just the way he figured out
Dickinson's election a few months
ago. Among the States he claims
as having gone Democratic at the
recent election he sets down Penn
sylvania, Florida, Missouri all Of
which were carried by the Republic
ans, which would only make a
change Of. eighty in his figures and
would leave a Republican majority
of % even admitting his other claims
to be-well founded, which they are
not. Indiana is essentially Repub-
lican, as are Oregon, Nevada and
West Virginia, while Arkansas, Con
necticut and North Carolina are just
as likely to go Republican as Demo
cratic. Keep whistling, Bro. NJ,
and keep your courage up, but your
paper victories will not inspire any
great vigor.
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Works, and one to the Attorney General Of
this STATE. which report shall show
Isl whether said road has heretofore been
kept in repair as required by the terms of the
lease thereof, and if not, then in what particu-
lars.
I'd. Whether the road is now in the condi-
ton which ssid lease requires, and if not, then
in what particulars said lessees have failed to
fulfill their contract, and the probable cost of
putting said road in the condition which is re-
qulred by the terms of the lease.
RESOLVED, further, That upon receipt Of the
engineers report above required, if it show
any default or failure of the lessees, the At
torney General is hereby directed to forthwith
thereafter commence such proc eedings as IN
his opinion will insure the most speedy Jnstiee
of the State.
SENATE CHA1IBEB,
COLUMBUS, o., Nov, Is lofV
The foregoing joint Resolution, introduced
in the Senate by Hon. Homer Everett was
adopted by the Senate. April 10, 1870, and IS
now in possession of the committee on Public
Works of the House of Representatives
Eff. HALL, Clerk Of Senate.
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The following, from the Missouri
Democrat will not be very rc-assur-
ing to the editor Of the Seneca Id
oertiscr, who has transferred Mis-
souri, nolcns rolcas, to the Demo
cratic column:
"Remember, gentlemen. from the begin
ming to the end Of the canvass we, the sup
porters of Gratz Brown, did not bid for your
votes nor buy them. We took stand upon
what we deemed and declared to be vital rs
publican principles, and nominated man
who htiy represents and brEvely advocates
those principles. Democrats saw fit to sup
port that man, and to accept and secure VIC
tory for these principles. We are very glad
Of It. The man is one Of the truest as he Is
one of the oldest in the state, and be will
make first-rate Governor. The principles
are not the less vital Republican principles be-
cause host of Democrats adopt and sustain
them"
Better strike her Off Myers. She
will be sure to kick in the traces.
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The REPORT of Secretary Delano,
upon tho Internal Revenue, shows
that the increase Of revenue for tue
fiscal year of 1870 have reached
sIS6, $780, 500 81 against $I60,039,-
s44 20 for the fiscal year of 1869
an increase of S25, ,l96,523 6S. A
very decided improvement. After
the law Of July 1870 has fully gone
into effect it is estimated the RECEIPTS
from all sources will reach $780,
41S,O34.
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western Reserve and Maumee Road

EDITOR FREMONT JOURNAL:
I send you the enclosed resolution
for publication, for two reasons:
1st. To call public attention to
the management of the Western Re
serve and Maumee Road.
I'd. To make known to those con
stituents, who honored me with the
charge of their petition, that 1 en-
deavored to serve them as in duty
bound.
It is but justice to say that al
though this resolution failed to pass
the House of Representatives, and
was not therefore. binding on the
Board of Public Works, the Board,
on petition, has since taken action in
che matter, and at its late session
resolved that the lessees of the road
should comply with their contract,
by putting the road in repair.
The charge Of the road will pass
from the lessees to the commission
ers of the several counties through
which it passes, sometime in June
next, and is to be maintained by the
commissioners thereafter. 1t is i'm
portant, therefore, that it it should
come into their charge and manage
ment in good condition.
The Iessees are bound to keep and
leave the read in as good condition
as when they took it, in June 1861.
The inhabitants along the road, and
those who have used it during the
time, will be able to judge whether
the obligation has been fulfilled.
Iwould recommend continued pc
titioning. to the Board Of Public
Works, on the subiect, and also to
our country representative, to pro-
cure the passage by the House of
Representatives, of the resolution,
lest influences in interest should
change the resolution of the Board |
of Public Works, and in case they
should change, the legislative rene
dy should be applied.
Yours fTrnI,
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The SECRETARY of the Treasury
has directed that one million Of gold
he sold each Wednesday in Decem-
ber, and that five millions of bonds
be purchased. lie also directs that
after Dec, 3lst, no interest shall be
paid on certificates of $4,000, from
No. l to No. 247 inclusive, and on
$4,000 from No. l to No. 1872 in
elusive. This will cut off the inter
est on about 100000. This the
Democracy will doubtless regard as
4 failure
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AS COMPARED with the fiscal year
before last, the last shows that the
Government expenses have been re-
duced $4,000 per day, that taxes
were largely reduced, and that about
SIOO,eO0,0Oo of debt were paid. This
is what the Democracy denounce as
a failure. Such failures are accept
able to the people.
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Yours Truly.



S- J. Fl. No. % WHEREAS, II is mazda
known 70 this General Assembly bv tbe .toto
u.ent and petition to Seneca Hit. and 49,.
eight other citizens Of Bellevue aud Tic;n;i,
that the Western Reserve and Maurnee PosyJ
is not kept in repair BY the iessees thereof. a.
cording to the Requirements of their contrsct
with the state; and,
Whereas, On the Sd day Of May, 1869, the
General Assembly, by joint resolution, reques-
ted the Board of Public Works to report GER
tain information relative te said road, to which
resolution said Board has failed TO respond;
and,
whereas, The neglect of said Board TO re-
spond 10 said resolution leaves this Assembly
without he official information desired, which
would have enabled it to act understandingly
in the premises therefore,
Resoioed by the General Assembly of the
STATE of Ohio, That the Board Of Public
Works be, and hereby is directed, to have the
engineer, 4. F. Beach, make careful examina-
ton and inquiry as to the condition and man.
agement of said roSd, and forthwith make re-
pert in duplicate, one 10 the Board Of Public
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