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, 1870-10-08
F0r& Madison {foxrn} S1Airs

FoRT MAn1SOS, Iowa, Oct. The annual fair
n the Lee County ASEtcusu.al Srirty rpsu-
r'ence., on :he 18th tnst., at the Eraun.s, tssout
TWO mites below the city. The entries ave al
feAt!y reached ntarIy three fl0u,antf, and Ill
psot ably exceed tent nuul.t! considerably.
Hancock Cosicty. III. sent:s Tine list OF srti-
cles, rtcnrlne.,t among which IS fi,. Hnsst spIaY
VI frul1 on The grounds. The adj.u1uK coslrsiea
Of this state also furnish some very cretltsable
sfecime1s, among witch Eay he ntnsiuacl tllt.
strCk.
The Attendance tn-ie. Is 1ar.e, and constantly
increasing, the rnsds trim nil paris nj the conn
| Try Icing iired with {ealuA Bu-arss tn this city
y almost entirely fu5pensies md erefy one Ii at
| THE fair.
| In The troit!Hr rare-rurse. f1:n: entries. TO-
can AMI Laty Fox; mile heats best thret: III hvC
LOGAN won In three straight hea:a Tsme-s:4s,
2:es, 2:s6.
Tr-moFrow:hsre viii oe pa lag match for $S0o.
WeA Atler beautiful
, 1870-10-08

coshocton Comfy, Ohio, must be M
clysium for taxpayers. Tho Cincinnati
Enfuirtr states that in Coshocton County
the taxes are liz per cent lover than the:
are in Wood Comfy, ss3 per cent lower
than in Lucas County, and 4o6 per cen:
;owsr than in Cuyahosa County. Il oniss
% state how the county pays its expenses.
, 1870-10-08

sid the result was tho cstabltshnlert G.
fiasd prices for the rest of tho sosson., L
in probable that like arrangement, rfatu
ai.y satisfactory to ahirpers aud s6sses
ON .crs, will hereafter he made crcty sea-
SCR. Tic business is i1u,ncuse, a:td VAS:
enlount of money Is invested in the sesse!s
alone
, 1870-10-08

CsEyE1ASp, O., Oct 6.-Tne Northern lhto
Eair To-day was visited By an immense shrnng.
!ee cars ente1irG thc city w~re crowded Con-
standing ahou, the rail"ca: stations along their
reads nnahie TO- Teach here The nssuntes 1T tho
ETouEts Is estimated a. f!otR Ga.0V0 to 90 neN
The 1ssrlsJ OF stoct IL as good IS ever seen At
the Welt
Ths races begin tr-uf frow morning. AMI co1-
tnoe until heJ1 "Wednesday. There have tern
seven thousand entries. The weather Il .,rl:.h:-
full, aud the fuir Il a decided success.
Gen. Gardtld delivered 81 2tiress In the hfEer-
MoUn, u The A:uptthtatre, on Agriculture IN th:
E..ittl Static - -
, 1870-10-08
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.

Arpatr1ulrnts ut ~prnkcrS.
The !,.:ln~.ug ATE officially announced by the
STATE <tIl..2l Ct'InElf1'T.
t;urr.;,r Il. !. t>iLESBf will speak hS fol-
lcHA: ...-
Gales, ::rs. Saturday. Oe:0!,crs, 1t . +, n.
t:.,,rrrar fs-}rsny viii sikat only Us announced
bv This c6nrlfi--.-
t:cnrrai John 4. I.tM;AN. candidate for ..on-
r,r-u,an xt EarIe, will Sr-As as follows:
hur.,5a, Aa:u.4tay. DssbatT i ...-
t;rLctai Loxau vi areak Only as aooc1ucel by
t!l.s rarr:y tt:gr.
i;rncat F y. BATES, State Treasurer, vii
frc.k as tn1e-ws:
lfpcr,c'r, ea.u!1aF- 1rtnhera q
H..l NM. y. FIERCE, 1irrah'lcan s'anll!a.f
fnt aAlc senator, E.gh1ts nth uiatrtct, viii s9eaf
.:
N.u~ela, Cc:eac- s.
, 1870-10-08
LYCEUh BUREAU.

The poston Lyccum Bc,eaahs Prepared TO Eaak~ =.
ent 1or aun.rd .: .ht .oss p7eissh shn s &
:en Hsy Eeisn EessT afRs Rases, Z sfHis'F T F:,!ars
D.. Thoms, fish. Il e. Gen: " y G!ss9a; 52G!aF G51fa
sM;sstpEset M M,a;: i;ts"DGtix IT. s. xea I po Is
81 Ss i. i9efef 1a;sy tss @1fa1 naa
Dr John Lord. Bet K r. =. Pss,sr Assanr Prn.-
e. IL f&s' s: Es.t|s Es: 7 & &; =
5s 5nass SsH H.. G<crze snaeahs. Hfn.y WIZ
SSnS;ina Ps;Ha, IL 81 esss l.
s'ssst'E .SoS & E.stsa @ 4 x5 |
TAENfS!sTvMr g. Ia Eu H. s. Snatt.4 Ele.htl "
ssS The oo.ey Goss 3
e,a.rts fpPATH FALL. u REvmarl4st,. btstao
, 1870-10-08
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s, 1870.
REPusllc&N NOMINATIONS.

For Representative IN conrress for the S.ste At
targe, General JOHN + LOGAN.
Sf41. Treasurer, ETAS7GS \. HATES.
<,inr.ta,rncen. Of Public Instruction, NEW TON
NATEMAN. ---.-..
t>n-rs1. .~.nncTs Of the Panttcua<ry, ELMER
WASuGIRS and CASFAR EC Tz-
, 1870-10-08
Indtun>--Eight with Arnpahocs IN
the Middle 1'tFks


Mr. Chas. A. Il. Rice csnae to yesterdsy
his cornpsnIopy, together With Mr- Summer
snd four Others from the Springs. had iighs
last Monday night with about 81 Asapahoss.
NJ. Roc, Mr. Testco:t> and two other rn=1,,
have been staying during the summer on tho
lake, On Nouday, Ms. Sunusr sad fuH
, 1870-10-08
THE SIEGE OF PARIS,

A Berlin telegram Of the 9Th announces
that tho line of decentralization around
Paris is now completely established. All
points are in telegraphic communication
with the King headquarters ut Versailles,
and the preparations for HI attack upon
the Notifications and for shellins the city
are complete. There arc supposed to he
within the besieged city about 800, 900
troops of all aszns, rather more than ono
half of whom are National Guards. H,w
f4r these latter uay he relied upoa for ef-
fcctiyc service re,nains to he seen. With
mt, the tcs;eeinp army numbers, probably,
nt,t lcss than $50 ys} men, aud thcso u,.y
be cor,,cd as veterans. General Trocha,
it il sai.l. confidently asserts that Paris
can stand three months siege,
and, it tie city is not reduced within that
per;ua, tic et,,e Station is that tic ri:ors Of
winter and sickness from exposure will
comtel tbs withdrawal 1T tie Prussia'ls.
uea, iue, tho event must =. influenced by
.he 1s.uves,:cu;s *,f the Prlssians else where.
II it he ,rne TINT n movement toward the
South of France il contemplated, and that
German forca Of 100, ,O0U is concentrating
at Toul for that purpose, this eau hardly
fail to have an elect upon tho question Of
the pro!ongatiun of the siege and the hops
vi tlefcnce.
It is about two weeks since PAris was
fairly l,tlcagnered. MncS1ahpn cnpitulated
on the:d Ut September, and on ths. Goth the
Pt7,s>ian guns were brought to benz upon
tho outer line Of the for;idcatioas Of Paris
IN the south. Since then, there have been
occasional artillery ducls, with sorties and
attacks with varied, hut no serious or per-
manent results. II the Pr,ls5iAns calcu-
lated upon internal dissensions among the
besiegcd, they have been disappointed.
| There have been no disturbances Of any
moment, and the great city awaits calmly
and firmly the gradual approach Of tho
enemy with an evident determination 10
defend itself lravely to The last Tle
inner wall is as well prepared for defence
al military science aui military watchfal
ness can make it Outside of these defences
are Tie fifteen forts, FROM one to three mile:
apart, all heavily armcl and their connec
| tions with the inner line well securc.i
Tkc1, con:cs The o,sca country, three or fou:
,ui:ts wide mud with circumference ol
not less than thirty miles, cleared
Ut Mi ol,s,ructions in woods and uildinss
beyond which ara the Prussiau camps. Tt
cou,plete this line Of circunvallation. tc
l,rin. Tic great siege guns ia mace, to Sc
cuta the command Of objective points. auf
to mike all neelfu1 preparations to e,,arG
against attack and surprise, has been tht
work Of the last fortnight. Nov all i.
rcut,v. and the city holds its breath in ez
u,ctu.;oo If the terrible o.leal OF bonn
l.nrdmcrt. It's masniti -ent public cntl pri
vate buildings, its bcau,ifnl streets ans
nyenues. its historical monuments. il
, 1870-10-08

SYCAMORE, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-The Sycamore Fair
opened yefsrftl1y. ana W tD noou tU-.Ia: ueI1fF
psrtncnis ut 1ne-nonded, stock are USUALLY ftllr
tie e1n!tttloh IN tfnt III surprising that IT t1r
st7fe Fair The NORMAN IIhsss Company. nt
nuruRe. make 4 due shuw OF thnrcuxhhe4sI5.
F'nrat Hall tP Dyttnn*ine with fountains, plants.
SID fancy work. Tho farm machinery covers near
y two acres. Warren arr! Elwtosl probably u,1k-
lug the tlr,est display. leading the van With Nc
ttlnliek'- r+apvrs md mowers.
To-mt1Ow tHo tht.i.and schnnl children Will
r1ss tbc grounds. The big face c flies If On
Saturday. About fur thousand people are IN At
iknL4AcG L-1ay.
, 1870-10-08
FOLIF{CIL-

-Tnt1e a1e tx enty -ses tn can,itdaaes lot United
statcs ST nator In SeHraskn-
Tile ltading candidates for the Iallsca Ssna-
;ntkhip, IN place ci Sit. Morton, are Gcuera1-
Gresham, who ia candidate for Congress Ia thr
Ei1s, Dsr'ct, Judge 0zta, General Sslson, M.nl.~
tel to Mexico, and Colonel CutnAack.
In cue district IL Schrasks, eighty voters have
20 t:svcl fsom thirty to sixty miles, In order r.
urrnslt thelr ballot, aud tney aaxl3nstr asE for
,o&lrg place bearer hause.
-Whi!c the Democracy Of New Jersey arc ar:
genhEG TO the Wolllngmen ef the State 70 rot
their tIcEet On account OF the cooll. labor system
now tcng introduced into that State, Nr. f. u.
rulyrr, the ralito.t contractor, aud a promtncn,
Democratic POLITICIAN Ut Hur1sou County, hascou.
.fattel los large number OF Chinese - Ho,k OIL
the Midland Railroad.
-The venerable DaylA Wcmyss J0osoo. author
Of the History Of France" :. History OF tl-
FreIel, Rcrouiton," '*Sf.mulss OF Louis Phil.
:Irp-,~ '+.{ettsrn!ch,~ ''War IN the Punjau!,,"
etc.. o.lers himself Ut the peoples candidate 70.
EonHrsss In the Fourth District Of New York.
| !Ie promises, II elccied. to Introduce 4 new
syst.Iu, which he stsies Progressive Taxation.
1T is sad that the President recommends ,ha:
Ill the clerks In the departments be allowed II gn
to their respective homes to vote, and i4at tn.
time occupied shout, not he d-,luctel from their
sssl ttir7y lays leave CT absence, nor fsom tnr
sEtaI!es. Secrctarr Cox hal rulctl Otherwise l,u.
this orcrruIes him.
The leading Democratic paper OF the Sunth,
the Louisville EeuFitf-Jeufaaf, ,sus hnl,!a Up tn
1iliculc the platform OF the Scw Yc:k Deyloc.
racy:
'Ctmneci the Mr. York platform far 4 g,o,:
t,rpst. SWING to II that IS comfortable mt rH'ns.
1t .v..ruttlzes with France, t:tini AMI tttinls,j
# Il fsF tui&c lsermany: |; Ia for free t.at hea
Law, aEt equal taxes isst,:s for that! II Icn'n't'
1 rrt,YN Ia Eftntt
, 1870-10-08

lia2MQiHA

Tie following ls the census OF the Sta'e Of
Illinois, complete, with the Representatives
, 1870-10-08
THE ST. LOUIS CENSUS FRAUD.

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suaS IN a"e'nns 'oa 1etas"a' auo ~
u0sh"g ie&o'ns cH5 enterprise ~ se'
up 'ne 4'1eest census se'orns l''Hs'n's. d.
LOUIS aiss uptea'eS' ~ Ha'e .usl'eu suuuou-
up 70 Sl'"" teop'e' "ss'o's e''soa-
"e'e', nei t''e.'Aon ""a't !t."
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=, 80, .1..,a,1 ~ ,,,x,1.t;a.,
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auu 49.,' ~ NJ eo'.oe'' t"e. 90 t4o' "e,
tween 'li''se year, 'ncfe'se' s*' "' 'nc f,4'o "
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''"et' tne e'ose ~, ~ 'ue "',s' - pe' :eo,
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, 1870-10-08
aPkCIAL NOTICES.
THE CELEBRATED
MURRAY
s.
LANlIAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing of all perfumes,
for use On the Handkerchief,
at the Toilet, and in the Bath.
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers,
, 1870-10-08


l. ts-ri. lin. kI,. s.ta Samuel j. Randall. n,;a5
Ma5s- GSttl-; 1889 Theodore Cus1er--.. t1.sl3
s. Ico5a:d MSr:I-. 13.:@ John AioGa:t........ iasS
s ss isss iss Sosn L Resainf..: 1s9
W.aor.tsns., sa ~ ': Hi J. He"as % u.Eil;:... sii
= Niet. - llunie1 ia J. iA"rtrce tt'z... 115st
L. Nv kiii-assf. isGi cyru, D. G1 nj. .tE tss:s:s
II sn;- 1n.1S Jchn .. Stor1us..... 1895
L L s e sf9 s4s:r T.: liz d4s. & s3s l. M ;
Il. G,s. % barnett is:ss Ri'a J. Is'd mai !s.sI,
+ Sss S";1:a Iii: ii l. a'ss s;@sf:::: ;s;
s:Tons....... ls,-s, Nenrv Sherwood. n.:7:
y. t;.,W. schetl.- !e-s2 Sei.rn Ma!S;in:.. HsA
It. A. S.r,sa1t.... It'll. Henry il Foss.f.... is.is,
*,l IT, IT, j SsEr' 15,,s James H. Hopkins. iu.aAs
= !; tshsm ,,rans's lAa wm. ST swe...... 1t.e.5
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4 1chn i Hut ill., IN tsHt.f W itcuyrr-,,.,-.1a,tsH
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= inl,r kr,,iy' lay,lt. X HnhixlI. II "a
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il .i.tn,. rorn4. lIK7sI. r. C.isrf;f~id ~ II
IL IL II 1.x., y.l,,l G.Itw.isi,t st;
:f.},n 4 NEzE .{c.t r Gal;1., .it
Il, .jnti,{,t An,.,irt Y.t.,tn E.1l III!
! Il. H. H. ~ ca:ljptrrrS ,.i
John Taylor, TtssItrsn't p. ~
~ .1a1nc+ 4; ti;IdrIi .ssls' ~
clxetiou Peek Hep. elected BY 2aISr nasoEa:y-
iSpIASA.
, 1870-10-08

Murderer Sentenced.
HARTFORD, Uct. 6.-Tsl@op. the murderer OF
Warden A1llarh. OF Ibe SAT-. Prism, flus been
sthtc lced TO execution OcIUt,er lc, ts1l.
, 1870-10-08

g!," Vrrssyrrri:lsa yE'itlat3r.a wal FROM
ttr .snrricaan Fsr:artl e 'o.lctia<t0a1
nt 1:i>>s0l:tF| Labor isa the ~lessst.
Nlcfk S<1iAlhl%-A Nation civilized
BY nkiA%u0nslrlc%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

RRP1CUTST London 10 COO bush wheat by sail Ga vessel
wa ch ri 10 Loaion with whest private terms
during the
We much ysnableness and common qualities
1ne depressed and extremely dhcn OF SAFE ms
supply Very few from Chicago
irving added this The sdyces from Liverpool have
- e character and she orders been mainly
The CHARACTER
heat chief Of the depression in Europe well as
from Europe relation their crops are OF the same
rcer n noted before the Continent injury 70 these
douth has been great and the late rains they
vc little reh they late TO benefit the Winter
rain or Spring crops From Great Britain the prospects
smSs 10 be unususlly early; this gives Of
satisfactory harvest Their Spring have suffered greatly
hoy sin suffering from drOuth and since January
than Of time during the past hy years Inc
from The North and they still unsatisfactory The
,uth still doing immense injury to the Spring crops
he gOOd but should this drouth continue much
rger staple would suffer The harvest in this State commenced
The quality proves to be excellent and the
olethi short Of last year and this true OF
lo Of the Winter wheai-growing States IL should be
remembered bold considerable portion OF
crop beuoe the exporting OF the country likely 70
b. y elus unless the Spring Wheat should be injured
uc Harvest viii commence the coming week At the North
ov % be Of most excellent quality and they have good yield in
state is better though active The offer
LIS Of Prime and pncs insisted on The inquiry
Winter chiefly invest
Whit. yery quiet unsettled; sales a. go bush
Spring; 18 for Fair No Chicago Spung 81 70
az No ~ 81 ~ for Amber Western
Bae M and ia fair request sales 800 bush al 10 for
,tste and r Oats traer especially
non grades The speculative; ~ 600 bush, st Il
re forNha Ohio on Gle for those mixed
sh Barley 6 and Csc for good fair 70 arve State
fair dmn bush 60c Corn less sctye, lower and
tame inquiry being chiefly for the home trade sales 1000
for Damp and UnsOund; New Western Mixed at SOC
g. anl F 81 co. Western White 81 lB.G$l rs aUa yellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

FRISEPoRT July 8Bvehng-Unted States RvcTwenty bonds
clo.cd Gmer.
July 9-il3O m-Cotton opened quiet; Mddhng
Uplands sli MddlHg Orleans. 100.
july 9i m-Lnseed Oil Ia Gun t3 lOIdtH
Rosn eaier 5lsL Zinc firm and
changed. 1urpentine easier at 800 " cwt
HAE, July 8BveuDg-COaOn closed quiet ll5lf cWt for Tres
Ortnaire the spot
ANTwERP, July B-Evenng Petroleum closed quiet OF 5 Tor
STANDARD White
BREMEN July 8-Petroeum opened active
HAHBuRG, july 8-Petroleum opened quiet
LONDON July 9-;1o mConsc closed at sl for money and ~
for the American securities United states Five Twenty
bonds 1902 89i 1865 old G 1867 SOL TenFore gi Bde Rail
shares 1885, Illinois Cen 49, Atlantic and Great Western 2
IyERpooL July 9i0 m-Coon closed dull and rfeguar Md
ding Upnds 9ld0 9d Ming Orleans 9fo9ld; sales Of tue day
bales including 1000 for export and speculation Beadsuhs are
quiet. PORK is quiet.
ANTWERP, July a-Peroeum opened quiet aud unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NEwORIHAN July dull and quotations nominal Mings
l8i sales coo bales; receipts 32 baes eoasiWse Is bales
total exports Butn l767 baes 10 barcelona 90
bales to avre l46 bales; Boston 50i baes 90 Newlok go
bales stock actual GO 9S bales making ADDITION O
bales of which .r6 consists Of damaged samples - 80
SAyANNAH, Ga July 9Coon quiet and duIi Mdllngs i8tc
sales % bales receipts 1898 bales; stOcS, 94J bales
NoFToIK Va Jply q-Coou quiet and nominal Low Atings
IL asc receipts loo bales erpOcoastWse 80 ba stock LOIS
bales.
GALVESTON duh and nominal; Good Ordinary ll
sales 100 bales; cepts 10 bales ada bales the stock omitted
receipts during season and the actual count July shows 5
received previously counted stock hand II O bales
CHARLEsTOS G., July 9COtoH quet Mlngs 5d ici sales
$50 bales receipts 28 bAes exports coastw liz baes sooA 1000
bales. ,,,,.. 80 l.
2O ha; bales; stock 2oJ bales
AUGusTA Ga july 9COon in fair demand and loweti sales ~
bales; receipts IS bales; Midilngs, III ollie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
SATURDAY, July 9, 1870.

SATURDAY, July 9, 1870.
Saturdays business during the present season
being in general very dull and only few buyers expected,
most of our prominent horse dealers took advantage Of
the fine day to drive to Fleetwood Park the races form
ing naturally enough the chief attraction among all in
terested the class of stock and the market in
consequence presented deserted appearance.
limited demand for railroad horses was easily enough
supplied by Messrs. Smith Oakley of Nos. 1856 to lGl
East Twenty-fourst who sold batch OF their compact
and sound warehouses at prices averaging from $50
TO el75.
The auction-sale stables the air Of quieness
those the dealers and have not learned OF any
remarkable horses having changed owners at any of the
private stables
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RECEIPTS or PRODTCE.

PEI Norh Eser pesseis 0ndI tafroafs
july - pigs ASHES BtesraI $40 bales Cotton l. Ibis
Flour s5s9 Ins wheat zl6 bush Corn 2 i7J bash Oal s9
bush bye ~ uusl i ny bush Barber Meal
bb Spirits 1urpenule 70 bs Cr1ie Tarerte an MI PosB
o. pkgs Beef y Pkgs Gu Meats ~ ksqs ari Y kg stern 40
PKG Butter 0 ggA tueese 90 bis Egg. 20 ptgs Ial.
ykgs Oh GAZE l b CopPer 90 CAKES Copper nj bis WhiIy
ha Wool Y bales Hops fts9 s Leae Of lll Tobacco ~
pkgs Tolacoo 2lOl pigs. Starch l0J Lags Poem.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by me
Commissioners Of The Sinking fgna OF s TX a., t ,5o,
Inc the construction Of Railroad 10 Onshundre1
40 Al aS is5o hev viii sell al public auction the Governors
Room City Han in said city on a0NDAl yny TO- To- i.
u copse Operate b1 nal power and railroad with single
or donbe tract provided aud TO convey
on U eo 4" routes ia the Cy Of SeVYI Commencing
The North Hudson River At tie foot OF one hunuo M
thence through and along Onehundre "lh %
ck 10 Manbasn thence through and along Manhattan ST.
double track to One hundred ana twenty MN 81 my 10 s East
along One nd I" tn M 81 WIZ WIZ thence
or Harlem River also from one hundred WENT M - 49,
Bridge; from tie Thrave thence through eng oIk @ I
dred. tretlst, with double tract 10 the e. @
thence norhery through aud along the iehuaye WIN
10 III terminus Of said Tenthave together with ne nss.aE
Nan ~ he aid railroad on said streets avenues route or routes
aid road completed within two years RON me p, %
se ~ ,sst ., the sane opened gded, and paved
from One hundred ami twenty St hsch sac VII ne
mo al offer TO city the Largest sum Of MONEY oI
such right privilege or Franchise ha receive nom "a. ia % an
@ construct operate aud the sane IN accordance Sl e
rroysoas The d act such rhes 10 pc a 90 1 ne
sttion OF bond to Mayor Aldermen end Co"mon, o. s
YorE N The sum Of "o lIaSa he rproer Of
tat he person corporation reoG ng such Ger
M m so feafs Gah AMI complete sad roai and elap We
- ,e1 ,c humber Of and horses except along Ienih'
~ az Gai but should they be restrained or prey W -
sga M i ss nos be deemed taken BE- ps Of
he time sitin which the sIme Is TO be ogAfcs. t reset
in tber snent for the interest Of the Guy tIA We
bp DO so and of franchise for sale agan eo o. we M
m Istae under which his sale is 20 lie made ean be poea''1
49, n stnre Dep4Ttrprut-pst-d Nen.lork. June J, 1851.
VIC i'n-A'' A. Oakley HALL, Ma,9r - Ill
piCUkpD b. COSNOlLT. Comptroller
IoUS j. BRADLEY, Chamberlain
JOHN X. HACkEili hecgf.c ,,-t,,..
JOijN MOORE Chsiunan fihanee 'omm'''e'
SlcBn6GAS ii4U5Hroy Chairman. , P.naaes
nv t,g,',a't..r Boa1 o. Assistant Alerurni
Commisaiosers Of the sinking faHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoNDos july g-lf5J C0-s opened a. 90 Tor money and sgl
account American sactes fats uci stuos Pv~ faratS
bonds s0 100 o. 90. 1901 IA fole. 7l ftoe ef
Railway l0ii lllOls Crla y. Aalc G1ea,