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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
One-Half the Regular Rates

b We want good reliable agents in every part of
the country. By employing your spare time to
the most liberal commissions, either in Cash or
Merchandise, and all goods sent by us will be as
represented, and we guarantee satisfaction to ev-
cry one dealing with our house fHrGd ag5 81
AS the Holidays are coming, we are making
special arrangements to supply e0eay one who
reads our advertisement, with the most handsome
and useful Holiday presents that can be though OF
or wished for, and to enable them to, procure
them cheaply and expeditiously, we will give to
any one who will become our Agent ore Hun
dred free Tickets. enumerating some OF the many
different articles from which you make your e.
lection of Holiday presents.
For returning full clubs from these Free Tickets,
accompanied by the cash. we Will give the same
extra premiums that we now give, just the same as
you had paid 10 cents for each one of*your tick
cts. Wewish you to understand that not any 9th
er firm in the business can compete With US IN any
As this free tickets only good for the Holidays,
you must send in your orders before the 10th OF
January, 1870
In every order amounting to over $50, accompa-
MED by the cash. the agent may retain ~ and IN
every order of over 500, $50 mas be retained to
Pay the Express Charges.
This offer is more especially to assist agents in
the Western and Southern States, but is open to all
customers.
COMMISSIONS.
Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or
Merchandise, When they FILL UP THEIR ENTIRE
ioi uSlOW 1--WE list VI
missions: g. bA
For am Order of $50, from club of Thirty,
We will pay the agent, as commission, % yards
Brown or Bleached sheetlng, good Dress Pattern,
Wool Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and
Vest Pattern, Fine large White Counterpart, etc,
etc. or So 90 in cash.
For an order of $50, from club of Fifty, we
will paylthe agent, as commission. 45yards Sheet
ing, one pail, heavy Wool Blankets. Poplin Dress
Pattern, handsome Wool Square Shawl, Silver
For an order of $l0O, from club of One
Hundred, we will pay the agent, as commission
100 yards good yard-wide Sheeting. Coin Silver
Hunting Case Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit
of all Wool French Cashmere, ETC., ETC., $40 0C
/ in cash. --------.--4
We do not employ any travelling agents, and Gus
4 toners should not pay money to persons purport
ing to be our agents, ~'atSs personally acquainted
SEND MONEY WAYS BY REG.
EST RED LETTERS.
+ For further particulars send for our new eight
page Catalogue.
PARKER e CO..
lyle SO s. 100 summer St., Boston, Mass
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
Great Bargains in 81
Chicago Lots J
The south east quarter of
Grants Addition to Chicago


Comprising 90 lots, is now for the first time OF
fered in the market. These lots are four miles
from the Court House 1Tfeet above Chicago river
upon perfectly smooth prairie sloping gently to
the east, and the neighborhood free from nuisanc
es of every character The improvements now be-
ing made in the vicinity will continually add to
their Yalue
49, DOUGLAS PARK, *
one of the new Western Parks, lies within 120rods
on the east;
THE BOULEVARD,
$50 feet wide, connecting Central and Douglas
Parks, passes along the north side of the "Addi-
RIVERSIDE AVENUE,
200 feet wide row being constructed atan expense
OF some $40 GOO per mile, making the finest drive
inthe country-outslde of Central Park, N Y. city
passes within 60 rods on the south. AS an
Investment
for ones self or family. better opportunity was
offered TO the public 1t is absolutely certain
that these lots must advance in value as the neigh
boring improvements progress, and that they will
command FIRST CLASS residences in very short
time.
For the next Sixty Days
or until withdrawn from market. they will be of
fered at a less propOrionate rate than land any
where in the vicinity can be purchased Tor by the
PRICE-$15o PER LOT
Of Is feet front BY 125 feet to an alley, or Sc PEI
foot.
CORNER LOTS $500.
Terms of sale-fo, single lot, cash two tofoul
lots one-half cash, balance in one year with inter
est. For larger purchases longer time will be CIV
en- If desired. es
First Customers have the first Selection
/ Title Perfect.
Only three removes from Government Full war
ran ee deeds win be made by Levi Grant Map
can be seen at the Office of A G. Cole, Kenosha.
| For further particulars enquire of
80 JOSIAH BOND.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
" ERG .Ez Or "a R

Pra%sina', Ceicbr&ted CidGr Vinegar,
warranted pure and 70 preserve Pickles First
Premium awarded " the O. 8. Fail illinois State
Fair, and Chicago City Fair. argest works IN the
U. s. Established S4s
CHARLES G. e. PRUSSING,
amo II 339 and Sal State street, Chicago.
Prompt attention given to orders and correspoPS
enee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20

Butchers Dead shot for Bed-Bugs
butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20

Read the folloscing letter from
.ons Of tie oldest aad nscss
reliable grocery merc6ont.Am
the city Of Davenport.
FRIEND WALTON:
Agreeably to my
promise to you when
here, | write you, for
publication if you see
proper, a true state
ment Of the good eff
fects of ROback's
Stomach Bitters upon
myself. I had been
troubled with indi-
gestion for a long
time, attended with
severe headache, par
ticularly after eating,
when fortunately an
old soldier friend
came into the store
andrecOmmendedme
to use Roback's Bit
ters. 1 did so by TAX
ing asmall wine-glass
full just before each
meal, and to my great
joy / was relieved at
once, and am now
well by their use. 1
would not be without
them at any price. |
have not taken any
other medicine since
/ commenced using
the Bitters. And (
can say with a clear
conscience, try Ro-
backs Bitters-they
will do all they are
recommended to do
If taken according
to directions.
Yours truly,
FRANK H. MILLER,
Of the firm. of Beideback & Miller,
Wholesale Grocers, Davenport,
Iowa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
CHEAP CASH GROCERY.

No. 4Kimballs Block Kenosha, Wis
All kinds of Fresh Family Groceries kept constantly
on hand. and sold cheap as can be bought at any
other establishment in the city. The highest cash
price paid for all kinds of country produce
~ Goods delivered Free to ali parts of the CITY.
Kenosha, Sept IL, 1867. 1ytf
P. F. EARER
, 1870-01-04

Wheat du1,; ataher. sios. No nd st sIos to liz:
ieisxel. Il sc. oats-ho. held as +e. with nayeFs
rIoyKn sExp-More active Al szss
DNFnxp Hcos Qrst atlaalft5 I1He, weight hridiRs
Rr :aIr9s-i.:no bbs -four; ksoo ba WHEAT . 40 81
corn; 1,sU ba oats; l&4 q ponnts dfeated hog.
EuiFME.1s-1!Go bhIs houI; 80 bu whtA.; e 10
bu eogn: ~ ox poa7d d;s..sd .H9s h1Fs
NAsHv71Ln' J:a +, acorr's:Aet.ys; low n'ad1lns'
BnE sSxfE1Ts2Wsast-Red alIo: a.ubs.. sllss
white. SLN. Gem, NttASLG1 pats. 1oc. Rie. eL'o
Ba7irS, sts0' flouI, sLsN4s 81 far tnpsE "a f4ncT
PEovHIoSs-B BA.cn-C.eax sldet. 11Hci shouln"t,s
Heats-Ceaf sstsA Iste r;e,r rhhed d. t7e SHOULDERS
lie hump poYk. 3saG,- Lard, fscl
uLETkLAND.
CLEvZlASo. Jan. x-BnEApdTUffa- -Flhu1, tHMEt6
Gnl aEi qEI.t. snd poulnAy uuehsu<fai AGek:.
Wteat Fl,uE-Thc market u tteadys deIaat snno a.
.11Gass Wheat hntl and uolnsn*is No. fG1 HiqI*9 i
il held .. u Is: NO aaGalio Gnfn-Na 1sie*;
and tlr market entt:eF nnr tna! II ve teI ntu ~
missd; see fuJ N:-s d.; aaass 70: new; Qass%lns
state Rye dull aud n1riEaily Aela at t.nse Of e1a
rs" HsFey dull and lnsctiTc held Il e1eLto ~ tnc
PETROL -MaEtet dill md quttt, hut trm far r.
need. Ard bella :! .s'ss.dc for hfEr !otA cfade
ArMPuIS.
Arn-H1s jan c-CoTros.t}:ttt. 3 hit dr.7 1t Nht;
receipts. a6s6 tAler; tx7orf. 81. bEet,
bAkAfsxrFRs-t.ouF escadirE; sup~s6re- s. %. Gro,
Pkovisia1s~Ia1d, 1sSrc. Bulk paaulae:s. lsac:
.Lttd.
, 1870-01-04

The following ~ thc alroun, Of work tc.e Oh
cur lake nartors cur'rG It's past seasoa CT uuv,-
gaucn: ... ...
Milwaukee harhor. AMOUNT appropriated
ss6soo. Tnree hnntlre,l feet Of rier built
1Len wa cxpsnded N 1na! iepafisy p!e;s 81 'nlsd
irtussnE H. ~ CUBIC yards Of eas1h
henoshn haroor. Amount appropriated, -. l.H;
e1pended In removing sunAeu Glib Lied Nisn
Etobc.
Green lay nartor. Amount Of APPROPRIATION.
Nh:th ,sll cubic yurus Of easta mas removed,
ar.. tla running feet OF aheB:h-pll.us driven.
3'anltoa oc tasho1: AncuLt o, appropriation,
S1s,L,o. With which sc 1eet OF per as bui!s and
a,6a2 cutie ysrda OF orstgtug dore-
s.thosssn sa5sST IL An,nnns e, e appropriation,
ssp,s.V o:u p.er 1era:reu and extended sos feet.
Nrh'Ean Caty haloer- Amount or apr1opihl-
hn,l. l.3l9 ieet OF SHEATH pi'rE vas driven, and
aASTU cubic Yards Of dtedRtrR 1one-
South nayen hulbor. Amount of appropriation,
ll.7eo. which :sas expended IN reraiE@.
aanGatuck laIloT. AnouLs Of appropriation,
sa,,'nc. The wo1k consists Of r:eEIrg, but only i
cHh'lLtuccu cut has been I1ate.
uncA Lake haIbcr tLl01uDdt- Amount CT A5,-
pIaW'auou, ss4,ttV. Expended II p1er'ng, So !ers
Leibg bill.
alu,t'., being +6s iect OF pier1ug nutlr,
Muteeeon harhoE: Amount Of appropriation
%h. yef aoaat oo Of a
propEat!op, ba.No. T1u work q, this place con.
Hteta OF mAxlrE a ueT "cut," aud piers for ttR
protection; 1u,coe yards OF enrtn have been ~
moved, and 6se ieei Of p!er1nR bu!l,-
pentwa1eE hHleor. Amount or RpprcrrLat op,
$4,000. -Four hundred ard eighty iect OF r,et
ESi;.t
rrte Marquette harbor tLatinRton.) Anouu:
Of hi ptOttlat:Un. kIla1U- Ihste hpEttretl HnI
eikl;J-Iour feet ul pltE built. ...-
MaL'Stte talbOf. AmoEIt OF appropriation,
ss6,Ltt Two huLdttu and ntty-siI feet OF pier
LuiI1- ...- ..-.
AUX Bees:eA barbor tFtapkfort, Amount OF ap.
pIuptla.loD, sil,5IO. New "cnt' Icing 0pencd.
iu When tLtie has been 2d2.A yu1ts OF dredging
core, and 2Ao ieet CT pier hull
LAKE. sCrERIoR-
superior City lhrtOr- Amount Of apprOpr!a-
tleu, t1,ltu. ELK AuL dleu and IortJ feet u pier
built
OhtelaFor nasbos. Only little repairing was
"a EsRIs 'ia ha1pcr. i Amount OF appropriation not
given. TIE EorS EeIe consists ol blasting and
Ten,1y:oR SOLD ruck Which Is twelve feet under
wattr. S1 LuEurtd aud 1tly cu,c yarda Of FocE
tavc been removed bJ tie aid OF Iitro BlIce1,ne
at4arlks Qbi AEapahx u AHs
tceI butt. -
DultyG tie past season, one ucW uShthGuSe, 10
cost Is 40, has bLen cONultnG6u II AalIbtet Alf-
hui, Sr11 se;lson thAt Will b1 coNlist*.L Ani j
uew ucc ruiz u. McsEcGon, 10 cos. st5,ah', a-d
ore at Mission Pnlbt. on Grand Traverse Buy,
cositne $500. ThE Lighthouse IoafI also con-
template eyectitg ut IeaAt one nav one ~ soue
rolLt on this sholc.
During last August, Assistant ". T. CAacrAtn
hss II ane very minute hJdroeEaphtcal 5uIve5 u
Chicago hascor uud 1he adIlcenl shore. liz also
E-cu Cl'y hatt'ot IN sea-elbcr. a1d Ca.uAtr RWvs,
tE u! ut!a. II Dc.OtGr.
, 1870-01-04
REHABILITATION.

Total.. .t5p. 2oa, aIO
- IL OF the nb0Ge interest on the United States
Lciltais payable In gold, and R'Eo tnn. on q pnr.
lien OF the State bonds, the total currency value
CT tho Interest and dividend disbursements In the
foregoing IEt Is about s5700o, 900. Au the list ID
cludes only very few Of the railways aud uone
of the fsuks and joint stock enterprises or other
cities II 0! course slords only naappToxfnsteide idea
OF tie total smount Of ftiuua that Will be set adoAt
during January.
The money market con5nues Stringent Some
Of the hanks report an easier condition OF things
,han Wns the general ro:c Last weeE; others. how
ever say that their loauable funds are atl lnuBu.
ally low. The reeelp 8 OF currency from the coun-
ug are. however, low largely In excess OF the
nuonnt beng sent out, the merchants n1e
collecting with little hetter puccess, ard the tcu-
depcy to-uay 6er1Ea 60 &C to1ara nh easltr connl-
uOn.
Exchange was ecarce at from s5c to 59c per
flosO p1cm!um for sales bet Feeu banks. AT the
cOuutsr, bankeIa sell n. 1-1o premium and bay 81
par 10 LILO discounE
The safe Of a controlling proportion OF tho stock
Of the Fourth Ea:iora1 Bank, OF thsscl.y, has been
made 10 parties wno @l.1 rcor2an:ze tue BANK fer
business Independent OF Ns present connection
with the Manufa -ture:s' National Bank.
The northwestern National DRnK, O! this city,
rrqueats MS TO puttsh the folio x1ng statement o!
their condition nj the co1e OF business on the
s1st OF December, the nth Anniversary OF tie or
ga1lzatlon OF the hunk, which shows TINT In Eye
Sears they hare accumulated q surplus equal TO
their capital. besides paying liberal Airl.eats 10
s.oeSheltcrA As far as they are concerned Nd
flenAl Banking has proved a profitable basi-
Iless
, 1870-01-04

Proposals for Army Transportation,

~: tACt- Minn Dee. u. 1ss'.
u - liz i,erash ~ Il IT. 11uas,s s y III
aI & 1 H. Id suEys EySsx t,x e
Isl. ca TIT following kiS,;rr.,o IGT1ss.
INN sam. Paul, si.n. = s.In: M cisa4. Mian, CT frca
:,
Il Il q nsT q ga, Ry b sa;
rs,s,t.fy hiqs n9tlh ~ e.lt ss e. A.soul Rys
IL aa .s e
/. y Il .l tu =
in or e E. hs1 s ~ e.: s.
s s sa ST s. a! st e. cSs rs sst
From FIT hSaE Sssla5. e e. 1oAS4 sh !: Il. nu..s.
hs.sE q t1a@ oths. psa. spsn Is Al..sat ia,s
,s y II AZ sfs s M & f..
sxs ~ any Pot :hst now e q may b. tstsbsht-t n
sss hs
IL ~ ;s:e; 81 sss s:,.s
Ne1t!sa ss ~ ycas = ie Mt:.s!ti R1y.T u aoa.
a.fssA: E y r;ias sishsas tbs Tssti:os, shs:
lbs veisht to es ,anarsed tnrirs TIE year will aat
exceed. on Route se \ ten ln!leo pounds t1tAA.u,a
nh md nn tho Montana rsI:s TIN roilllon Iuuaas
P,oe.sais viii BE- made for each ruse separately.
eounds p.r one hundred tlpsi nte-. iar each onn x
the year. beginning rt1 l. leto. sDd e0anx March q.
lssA- .... ..
Nidtrrs shonId s!ve their n.n~s In {r.1 as we'll -
their laeta ct retd snetA and each pEupurA should b
b Rsea Y Is HI.
It's eontraet viii be scsrted and en1cud into. and sod
aud SUFFICIENT security furnished bv s1d party IN A-
eornabce with the tcfnss OF this Adyr-tlicfoen:-
The cntrac"r Will rtlui.ri to xs7e boEif IN 1as
follow InE A14ullats
Un EUIte No. + 1tHttN-
TN MentanA F ulte. 3lJ fU. :.
Satisfactory thefce OF the nyafv ana enlveEcf a
each bidder and :; u1era r.cnrty viii to 20.
Quilted xuI lGlGre uD yard to hI0def Il Csts hs
will te ft:nl1rd 70 giya sAsiaeto1S evidence ~ ni
ability 4t1 taeA.1 70 GAIT cut fhLty and fully s1ch
Pr,rst a1s rs-rt ke sni:t.-. F-,pa+sfs for Army
Tthntt4t1tntl'.u en- RDute 40. - vr lsn M"ht-1A
ss,n.l they fry oencly wt:h E4 zeluitsaHtut,
n. putty Ia Zach case 10 whoLn aw ard Is msee;
11utt prepared t execute ss- eotttar. hs once nu
the rssIed bcadstsr ths faithful pet11r1aaae
no nsht 70 rei-et any aud al hies th' ay be q
RI, rs nfset;s c eae route art he In srsint y:
4uit cd 10 Gavo p1se OF husIness A. ency At =
kc ~ bc car.urr111tra w1tn pfeHtt ~ I'D ttadsiJ
f,r kute M 1 1t St. rAbi. MINI. r. 1tt SttSratuo
D.kc,. 1errtary II uthrr potst THAI na< !. n
AIcate ~ The hlis riut Ut ti rot f1f Tue sseu
tar Route, At furt ben:oa, Aoutat, Iestitery: o!
tIr 1,t .. ra;iou rho Mtssoufi +. ver in atoLAa.
I.rl.ry that uay BIZ deS4Snatrd - Il cat1stlak F1ln
es hi,r tnf3E. showing the eonditto. ho e1er%<
iutu iur r.eh souts, w llAd IN sleat.o Il I'm
Il Iyls Fort LeAveasVurtl. OMaht aud Fort S1a8
And n.usi ace<zpsn5 sad y rns III, sh1 r, ,ss1'.
pc;u,5 Qu,rrr.ra.ta. t't:sfal u.S a. C!sil ga
, 1870-01-04
A popy Exprcss on the ArKnnsns
Frontier.
From ihe Little Rnei t.lrk.

From Fhf LftN fhfE t.aFf} t1.Itfit.
Few pe1s son. arc awnst Ut the aAister ce OF ex-
,euded and important unes Of mall kers;cs west Of
Ce, ny ncaIB OK which sLe tOREs IN tht lLulan
equity and tie frontier pos.s west aIe provided
with regular a!is. u +. FicAiin. 80 old nal
"pcny express irom 81. Jraeph. Mo-. 70
Sacramento, Cal, u proprietor ef Inc
f,tm Fort Smith 10 Fin Co1ctc, ti1
A1ouceic, and ftcm Fort Ccncho 70 E. paso. and
tren san Antoa!o to CoDcuo. The ma!a from FnEt
Smith 10 Sherman. Texas, IL carried In fo7r.harse
post cca4 hes ixo Eu1 d:t0 C.lles In for:y.c.Got
ncu:F, tiience BY two-horsc hacis 70 Cpncso Aod
Fl Paio averaging ore Hundred miles II twenty
fppf htr.s. Ccnnecteo Herewith Ia q branch
route from Athuckle 10 Fo1t Sill. tn the West,
whore era tlal!ored eight companies OF caT-
sls aDd reszT.gs s,,, Ct ss ~ inaisnt; ,.as !:
Ihrte dsyI1n twc.horee hacks, 1t Is about on
mfes fsom Fort snIth g Co4elo NJ: fnSsln Is
Mic. siIfJ n1'ct soath from snnoEneld, NO., ,caiy
IN two hotfe backs. General FIank G. Armstrong
ia the erercetfc and competent agent OF these
lines north Of 1ne Texas boundary West ot
Copcno the road has to be protected hv tFoopt,
which tEen are not always able to arord pfotet-
tlQp 10 drivers and efoee+
, 1870-01-04

osftSr IHt. 1Ant ns 49,
s:.ea rsors..l. ~ 5.ssysi 7,s;G ::
oF AIL.1Aa1. la.lAs. AID 0ut kNsxksf brrftlze.
s.tts s T. st.
Fs;s n; II r a.Stsa5 ssS E 5ss'te g. s:ss
:.t't11 ~ s-Fsoa saeh 81 At. on The kar.ssPs'
:'ss H. lsss:, ss'sss.!: aS: {, i 81
sl:4i3s ofseer Il =. $ i: ,s-s a. I!s. q
Ts.as q. i ss & =
o = II ns,h 9 M r ss =: x*', t1 jug 9.
s!,-.. oher DEPOT r,N BE- d stu.te4 II tat lcsrss
Hpy iii HIS r Il e.. "a H. :9s s = ( .;
il riet 1t hch trey atl! ehuapcI ne nsosts IN t
nthtA 4 ths yea, esHaint tAPnl lssy
t. 4Ey sta;eLs tl.t ID G. ssy be r.ts:;
e 'sas i =
$.aa es e = rass. ' :sa $ a:s s'' "a ;:s {
l:.cr:s VII =:sr .selr p.ser, Of r.'.te1e~ .st 60:
;ss;.. I'll y ssxa e sssi ts1s sa-sse - Is
snlssfsst' - sa;s' .tes 'ht: N sats s ~
s,als.et sas win - 80 % "a T.: iss i
Hl:L tSr ter:ls Q: 1s q. es-eS:: ssia SIN to es
p.fsy . xfssr M % .sa 6 Sa: rs,
q Fest. S s. :; .sessy e III Il T =
= tss sd: ss E; % .s as !: q n II IL: 1
sas c:cr5 .vttsr i thr lot .i:y Ala t5,7s e; et
3Ered. -
traEs Es:1rtsti5n Rorta Ms, ~ ~ ae ts's ese
zaAy hs ana a Eil ~ entcrtai.ett nL1tt. lhey laS
eiy rlIl II. +. -,g4 :. :!. kdEl-tsa. Ia
Ta< ssEty 70 Vt On sa A*as1 /. a.a'e r'.: BE- 7re
:. e1ec:.n tie Contract yyi.h11lt uEn s-. ct
lsy. AID tn er-e he reuiroa $s3ds tor the iAai s
forE acc Ct tha e1ps.l1t -
NE 1&h. to riee: NY ano Ill bia' saa: aay se ess
II. l. He.IsIt. ,-.
T1scG:ss: s.es re1:e Emf Be y rss.'-".a +.
rlace Of tt4.o 81 AS.ncJ = wteh ke sy % ea5
Il his routa. B1Acz tot.s sho~ihS The ccldldnnA q
ae e p.ract 10 D. ec., in:n tct eeth route C.: u
tsa uta rIieAt:Aa his ose. csie- pestnn1lF >:
t-..':s- ID E.1.s acre1r.aJ ard " ra-. Of ~
R,:i. fcr p:e2--Is r1n ce t1ratted on Application
BY c-Af ROT snsLtut. tar.ezz.la.:s. Ai!.azy Dlr:
.:en 81 TIC MA.4urik
Dept @. 4, t;eaT L. 5
e. u II. urp's ~
, 1870-01-04
OCEAN STEAMERS,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C1.'S
ThrDIgh LiGo 10 Clliictaia anl China

Steamer lrnve F-r Nc, L., So-A R.yr7 f,aet :: U4.
&s3i-st, At Il e'clceE !tC-an,
Un lhr !i,k nna 1ssG, .
ESeeEt h.a these days tau Sucdas. than III, day
pFtri@<.
.s4ru, r. 5:h-.AEl-ESA, Capt. Haulv. tounes.tss
viii CONSTITUTIONS. Cart rask.-.
Ce bundled FGrr ds ef h4EearA a1o ve fr>. to each
atGIt r>extcSr7. NediciEr aan xttr,;d,tl-e IRE
Al. I.GcrA1.Ures 1puth Il AA.zanlo: that y. the sth
eopl+ets Fxuau.s with s:eaci-rs TT sc.:A tac-4s
tho.s n lat .cuth st N-c I.L1E:.
F,pK JAPAN AND CHINA.
EteA7a.r AMkEGtA, lravns February l. ls.l
For t:cttht and tAEsakc .ckets. and ri! !cr.lrr t
mstNn, arI Il It the otet the wharf lot It t.naI
IT, New York y. r. IA ny, Axent t;tns.sl Nest.
e1n Agency, cerur LASall md M.httan st., G-. xu
j. 4 NAhilAL K A. *.
, 1870-01-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Foreign aTurhets.
Ytslxctu-
Con.oe. ss.t: 4ees, '63 81: b.ens. MD, '6s u sa4
-. h!2t- stutks tsn. Erie. IN: uinuts. lolE.A T.
LONDON. Jan. 3-EyrnInR.
Con eolt. SET o.t, 5srs h1n c.. E: 65e. ST. ess
es4 ;lo40;, "a: HE. Isl; Hltar.s CcatfaL 1u-1l
tsseat MetteIu, s5B.
SO Lends ets4s6 Hat nj .fss.
CuAAEHCA1- -.
.-. LIVERPOOL, Jan. = II IL Il n.
Ffarf, e1A. Wlntcr heat. p, H. wheat, $. II
hi.e wheat. 4t R1tsat I'd. Corn. ~. 81.
Iulk. ltet. Lat d. tia.
LIsEnreoL, Jau. ST. III T. m.
PORK. l05f.
L1yElrooI, Jan. SIS r. III.
NRsktA unchanged
LIVERPOOL. Jag. =.
Tt-dAv IL holllaJ fu the cnttnn m.rkrt
PtIA, llis. La,I du1L Ghi4rsr, 6.. Hacnn. g. ID.
l.IyERioOL- jan 3-Eve.lIs.
C,.tteu--Ma1te ct elo.td.
HJrsd.tunt-CHiifc cs..la white whes.. 81 si1a. 81
y Wcstrtn Nd g. f: w1Eter. ~. W sf:G II ~. es+
Ours. No mixed. ~ 81 Oat.. - q. Bst,cv. s.
rras. Gss ID.
r FefX sli.iae 16.s. Bei.lt:.. Lard.'is. ohse<e
Naval t1rfe= alirt quiet. Tsll5,F. +5.Gd.
Ysnr,rd fri. at .g. TAllrw 6r., at y. sda Is ~
F.ined petroleum nr1u, At l. sdfats eest. I4Lt+ts
1alGf, Ilu 1sYsl0es. -
Petroleum arm. at tla.f.
uAvn., Jan. J..
Cotton quiet
, 1870-01-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE


81 ,ls;sss N rHH LINE on TER SAnisAT RIVER
nCklxG TEE PssT 1EAk-Tht Saginaw Enter3vf~.
u lLc Let llsiane says: "The excellence Of Ssaa-
raw Lumber and our location lave lretlueAtly
bteL III ad ad7a1 tAses 10 favor Ct this pus toe
sali.l GL4.Qg purposes. i large num3er OF yes
Ee.s a.L lA1ts Of ssFious descriptions have been
.u.lt Oh lie n.er Within the past f.x years., and
on tie laGes there are no better crQts sailing.
Anol & LheG> nay BE- mentioned Ihs Il. C. Po.tcr.
11t n.. liz american Glnt, Vanderbilt CrD.s-
thwalIc. Kndsreoufe, ana o.heE crst-eia u schonn
ers and h1lts TEIe Is q revolution lcw Eotng 8
on in 'ake Laaie IS retarjR methods Of t1anspot-
.a:,oH. The na'gs s:steA:. introduced shos time
s,Er-. aLo Eow ,he principal meana Of Transport
:cE lrt.scr fto,u shc valley, - srPsrse,lns sallln9
crafts, principally on account OF tha expense.
Bs.ges. as general thing. VIII carry moFo tha.s u
tasl stssel, aud arc rot - expensise mA,nratninR
a !uEe number CT tie sailing veske.s, during the
vsst erasoc. Enye t*en dlsuar.le4 sAd changed
into hatges. Last sc.sou there were up,arsis OF
GfeE baf2es. WITH cc1.yiu9 capacity Of more than
n!Iern millions, exclusively IN tae SsknAw l0o1-
lscs .laIe. The low tre!xnts Of he past yeAr Or
1wo LAs also much d.scoItuStl Ves4et building.
DuT1K the " ar 1s6S there were hiGt GU the Su,,-
law RIVER psEt, bs.ses, schocners. scoWs,
tuCp, steamer ard csua. boat, III b an a1Kre-
gate EonIaee Of l.aut: Aud during the SEASON OF
IA
, 1870-01-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY RrEs1so. J.u-R
Id n II sna nd III H. b 81, :, % =.
sold to The ususl ca.skeso ttaraxe unera
HUTftR i 9Ksetiv-a. lss:7 n.: SHIPPED. ,,nfs NJ.
1sssp M q.s
t's t.! ss he
" ys.s; IT, G Ss Sss 49,; ss f.srs' sood tua ana
A1GGlhg-The marie; tsmsi W inactive :aal v.ns.
FIJI fti: he ETe faslos !. 4se: s:est Fslis s.se:
.iss ss
Mi1LL1SGs-sale. OF 81 ton. rerr nue to arrive, d:
GilE5sETTh.ss !, l.t!e cr 70 e.o,spsat T. the
IL etst:e y ~ 5eas,r III 8 s.assi s:tsI. shs
f.tt @ r. ia IL: ws.!esn Rese!-e i:t,s 'n'''
s5}a, sfy raa prf: t srf ,rp sta "a "a
sna r:sea. sstS: D!as:eors: xaSaio =. VI: aai
Hn;d M cstsi' .ai Ws nsss
sSio: 1ilspa, eoa. Is :aaa5o:
wels 9nshsrseS is:Fe aaa
t539
Kossi,nr ttlsc
tnitnoa @ no
rrr1t t3 choice
GASpiES.Ts.dc w:s quit. aud pios. faso1ra
bnyerr: KIM v.1lus 1iHc: t4!l1r {,teaznr,, IL. "a
1+ie; tAlor> 2 Il, tehnetdsrl IKE; star. lb@l7kc
bkEsskn HOGS Heeeived. A616 heAd;- SHIPPED,
esi0 head s4rs dividing str nt-1, y. les. 81 Il
.!.s: y, .na u :. sln;3s4!L; q md 4 s!n:s
tai10 By avtraee. ~ AvtTAsinE III ~ 4 tiusJ; !;
ss averaging 7s IL At I'll bo lns averaging $50 t nj
ait IS All rurd-s1 at Slil1: Is and Vi Al $'l.0 81
| ard :sht eli =: II heavy on Fritatc tcrps.
EEGS-t.e*h eees were wanted 4 %s3sc pot doE
P,enr, cd eEEe Hcte ofo1 sale At i5saJlr.
e Ak 6at
cnu Of cerfldcraIe hImne.s. hndlpEevi,s rate.
, 1870-01-04

LIZ :ne Hxster OF tnt a2tAess1.- a1 ,ne sc-.@ f..i
Gon1Eis.1oaofa lot ths apro!aseos Of PLA A:~;1 r.
PLfsLA4c 70 ~ p<det Ct Ia, Ct.S1t. EI-It q: T..
CcuSt5, EEts ia TIA 1a..-s at9res.sd 1st,esL t:ss
ss%e1 70 Al ras tnte.e1Lst tha: tbs sa;d So2ta
ls7u, A;1t1 ta the IEaSa Il, :ae as:d u;eSil
n ~ t6s saad d''c oouaty a ii COZ. a tbs -,
si2.a-s e :s1se trecselc..s ;: u: ss;a Cs:sty !:
Cock a. PAX A11es4of1, the slE1 OF one tiz
ttrht SRds2e aad ux.I Era tt1uta-& .a;e, ,E1aesEt
s:a 6ity doilaEs al ~ cao1 KretesT u ihs sss.
iee1nId he.seG.t1 b7 Eezsnn Of tha EDsosstEtn: ~
s.sos by II .o<a:.an q the tsa pa:a = =
,Sch dss a ~ = E dayvs "a the;c sG =, ~
tteI and shs1 70 appear and b aa-d ey tse ssa
toIehlc kos AF1cutJpent. g.
Nt6
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EEUEEE W GAf}I PAUL E<'Rk K1>
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