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, 1870-04-01
[lNlA|I.DE AI.NANAC
REAL ESTATE

warsantec deeds conveying city and suburban
property within seven miles Of the Court House
niel for record On Thursday, March 81:
Hastings st, lis $40 It e Of Ladln st, af. Ax
1s4 n; March 1...,....-...,.-..-.-...... &s0
Cla1tn6a st, 1ssX It v OF Holt st, n I, 1880
Il, with buidinSs; March 80. ............. 9, so
North Lincoln st, 8 cor Of Thomas st, ct,
oo5X232 II; March e5......................l l0, ,00
Dceplaines st, 1853 II OF Madison st. c I, sox
90 It: March s9-.~--.-.-.. .-..-......-....-.-.. $50
ess Il: Feb ..-....-...-..-.......:... Il, Co
ea...................., ....,................... las
block: Masch Is. .-............:......... 1000
1852 It 8 Ct Aenomincc st, " I. s5x'2 It, :.
Dec. p 16G3....... ........-......--...... ~
CEbourne av, $50 It Of Halsted st, swf,
22x1o0 It: March s..........-t.-. ....... 90
Ohio st, % It " Of Pine St, n I, bouoo #;
ris;as = = e Tvfniy:ainia ST, T. ssxi;s 4 ~
Prairie na1sn AZ, ~ II oi Txenty:ninth st.
ssxI7; e,lo II: March 81 ............. g:
acrcs Narrh 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 11,oo
Indiana az, bit Twenty-thl and Twenty
fourth sts1 " I, 49X1S; It: Jan s........-. E.0t
soCTn OF CIT LIMITS
N4sf LIZ, 3 5; Langley 1t, 40 It nf OAK
wood av. " I, 2atl14 It; and Co1tAee
Grove ar, s04 It OF Union AZ, e I, s5xl'3
1t; March 1e.....--..... ............,.... i,0t
Stone AZ, G Of rl1nan st, q {, s4x1s5 $40 n;
march l4....... ........:..........,.:.:".,. X
Madison st, TO It 8 Of Fifty-secoud St, cf,
1toxlss It; March 15.......-.........-... so
, 1870-04-01
THE SUNSET LAND.
Lecture by Rev. 4. L. Stone, of Call.
foFnfn-Dcscription of Snn Ernn-
cfsco-Socin1 Lie In ahc Golden
City-Thc Cl,incsc-Thc Spec
Slnng-Montgom.
CITY Strcct t-I.nrtb-
4unkc8. Etc

Kew. 4. L Stone, OF san francisco. delivered hia
1ectnre. en,.,.ed ..Thc snnsc, I,nd = hcfora a
1.,na,1, .n.'a. l.. eauSe1 ~, t ~!
sIe'la" .,e auuci'ee ~ "eA na.', iass evening"
4hs hlEasc' lepaIa'un una eenlc neiofe "n.
and everybody came Win Rfeat expectations. II
Is safe 10 say that they were realized. A mon,
t,,,r.,.,. ,,,,,.o ~. a,& ,,o,, ,.u..s.. l.. ~,
H'e1es'aaR ieeae1e ita' nol oecn aeu'ete4 III Cai-
caeo 1oi many daE, anu more beanttQl tthat IS
toH "o149 siNaAtt ~ = sslulu .uG - lE1u1Htsu "
near. we present out o1ei aos'saes OF MS
me saia that the rom,ncc q, .,are, sa fact h.
ctmidC thln9 OF the pasL Inc desert was now
crossed n palace cars and "oor own Cotfes-
tondent raeed eseIyHody ~ possession sof al
ny. sne 'n,s4 .1n tnal snnrs @ , ~ aAe wof's A,ase!
from 10 miles dag tnEoneh nus had been
changed into Is miles m hour. The Craal mule
team was no more In Fix hara, now, the n.nr1nHr
Of the Fnclnc could he changed for the more
afnolnus music q the Atlantic.
Inc speaker tnan gave description OF Inc Tn&cr
approach To san Francisco. One noticeable fca-
tufc OF the shore was tho absence OF trees save
few rheumatic scruha There waa no turf no
grass, Init Nil the ground was covered with Wild
cats With spE1np there came A var1cGa:cd no-a.
hack OF the "Gotden Gate" there were Immense
fnrests and be hal ridden through rwettf miles OF
rrd wood tres, each one twelve feet In dIauacteE
wood plank seven feet Wide, aud that was from
one OF the smallest treeSY according TO CAllfor-
ntn hBmor. The speaker next gave an Interesting
description Of the giant trees Of the Yosemite; 10
shelter
The sneaker nexf euscred upon description oi
san Francisco II Ii built upon peninsula backed
hy hills several hundred feet high. The limits are
seven miles from the pSct1c ghOrc. The streers
run straight up the hlllA II was laid out hy a
Frenchm1n, "who ought to have been in!l out
himself" No city had nner sweep Of water aud
land scenery shHn SaO FTAucl5co. Montgomery
, 1870-04-01

TR.ssFrE,-Th- followins vesa-l Transfers have
rs i. sa5se! e ne sliue fFvn September 1867
~ & Pes.r % 70 = MsssIn Transportation Company cne-
'hia ssgg's5 = @ ld.6s; .r.,sr roun,,,n c,v
e;ss,a. '~' ',,s.-.n.
To- ErossT si1ss Minaas
same to .anac, cuc.bst pro...1'sr Msna:sa: slemr,
zs4 ihsdsiiSi.; SseT5s5 h*''' 'nefsh p''
Wiz: gt1es s, ssea'oa to A0ef easaene' seo'aes lew"
VIII an Hawkir to Samuel l. Watson, one-hau bark
RssHs; ssnati f! %s.eu to w, Hawkins, eneh.t o..t
Ass'Ee: II i r. Richmond 10 N. ,ztcn r,n,,o,+,
ten Eomranv. tSoth;ra, pre,.eiie. idaho! 10 Ut
u. E. RiehneaG to the Nsztrra 1s11sro:.s:icn % Com
s:l;o: - '''f
ana rs. Fesan c en
Sane & ...ae tw.shi., psppe!f5 M.hS; M r. r. m,
Gssia. soe;f fou;:h Jrs1eiI.:f g LesE.: si:s3;
ST Iaeit: sis:oo''' 81 20. D'1@N - '''<-'
tiss s.as to E Caldwell one''uft0 'fo'slf' s' 1'''
s eas ssscasl saa
s!ggMs; sgypap7.s7 n w,RrsFes.-vc have received
the i,s following circular from The Custom House
otc!als, which Is OF Importance TO eseF5 master On
VIC AAAes- rp-,x,-aY Dp,k1,rr
orr7r-- ~ TT II I1c15tcS1e Eo.ar.t
s AM .ss q. ,be
5i.1Vs:sa Z Il .PS r:SpeHSy fFs@ e ID AZ
!.sestsd sss P!e;t Istesas;sa e e 1agss.'ea
tSs tts Hshsbou.e Ecs4 cf z es.es Is shca aFhts
as e. \; 1Sa9 q. ., p p n a
sa sf e esa Il xS :4S
h.1I sI IN y. it,,e d-i.v = ps.ibE 4ppy he
ess qa
Il ne uEittd statea. ~ y c-a,r
By 0'1ss; ADMIR-, ruses STATE. NV, ~ Fl Cb.i
, 1870-04-01
RECORDERS COURT,

HAEEAS CORET3 QCAaHEn
In the mater OF the imprisonment OF g. B. SeA-
1Hn. the WITT Of haicus carlts ssucl upon Wednes-
day, wak quAshed. SeAton is In cuEtody by yitt1e
nf warrant " arrttbend, Issued BY United
t'tAt'. G"tAntkhoher, upon chAlRe Of violating the
lnh:Al lA"h u Abttracting va1uablt letterA The
let uh ~ LACED ut,u the fact that this wns not
> commitment, n,ah iAa, tncye had been no e1am-
tnation II arprarcf. fTst that the prisoner hAd
chosen MOI 10 liz taken ttforc the Commissioner
3or examination, And then thA1 the subject mater
nj the complaint Is Within the exclusive suIi1de-
tl0h OF Inc Lnted States trihunalA
ECRGt.AK C1SrIcyKn
N!chael Mckinley, Indicted fur a 3,nrctsrr enu,
uItted at the store Of William A. Uuttrrs "a
was tf1rds Inc case vas that glass OF the cen
Ire door OF the stnTe VIA broken Al p1trsnec
effected. and rrtolyrr and four nrtS of tn1eirT
taken Mchlnie5 VAS the driver uf hacI Sn
1Qs1 be Was Captured ly one u Plnkerton'N men
In the store, having the revolver In Ills hnuh m
1cupts to relieve himself OF the COMPANY ~ iho
policeman, and he did succSc41 In diyest!nu him.
self Of IN orercoat, which has not since bern
1ounc, in which, It was the theory Of the nrntes,,
lion, The balance cf The ttol.u property was The
prisoner was founh guilty, md the peualtr nxe Al
four years In the Pcu!tcntiay.
HoS0RABLY ACQUITTED
Charles ferBeH1 and Conrad EAnperschruidt
Indicted for nssaulf with intent 70 do bodily n
jury 10 one Edward Sim0ns, were tried. fneJ
Kere acquitted II appeared that S,mons was hi.
ing IN Il buggy In company With a female. Thk
accused ralLcs met him IS he travelled along, enc
asked him What he Was doing with that WOMAN
npon whose chastity EoIuc smputat:ons were cas-
N the conrse OF The hearing. slnons made m m
sha, somewhat eyas!5e IN Its rature- They re
, 1870-04-01

Dealers reported slight inquiry, at the annexed
range Of prices:
Tnlexness-Five shingles to De two inches in
loa, added when transferred, which charge follows
the shingieA
x ~; Sp TIM TSSER : Sc, Z. The nasfss "a
incieinency Of the weather. We quote prices nssn'
risDBox s rtu plate, I c. 1axl.. *1a.sa: roouna
TN, Ic, s1oso; large pigs, 4oc small pigs, 4lc;
corrEsSMe.an!c; e,,e.: sc: eoprss h bottoms, i, m
SHEET z1sc-Flrst anallty, eask, 1oc: nfst qua1l-
'ty sheet. 1os@s' sre'!sF nc; a, ,o,. IN IN, y
,es :i: e. Is ' as t. 1s &C. '5s; T.
~, smsna nsn 4, sos sssSs tss
s 'as 81 H. 5*s 81. i e; s. a. 81 II, -; $ rs
teg, FLO; nne hlned: 81, . kes, $40; dne
sympathy With the market East, and oor outside
nSnss ani eo%pasaveiy ptesas. wnaie VI was ahaae %
lower. L!nsccd, bank, and other descriptions
were stea'Iy and unchanged We quote: Carbon,
1Iss: &c Whale fi ii. Ill: ssnk oii sSssse; st1ais.
seoe; srsrn eiI: ssso; elephant oil, si.s0; heats
KieT:The matKe. was AGAIN an!et nqs sss;ss stss,y
1s se,ArAThefe' 1fs' wss as slight falling of In the
StaS Sesaa a nut f9nes 9rseoPs H m naea a. SaTs sn
'goI SODA ASb saIEhATrs-pea,ers continue
70 report Light demand from ,n at quarters;
| lollows pylea, etasHc: nouesuch, sHts
9ssS bssss ~ssns ess'es !s9S; ys Ra!ss sss; S:
sssiss: soId medal, aNissttc. 80,
WIS in light demand, md prices were no1ni.
nally the same as on yesterdays: Fine, .
brl, $3.50; ordiaarE coarse. 2 h'i. fas9S@:
Ashton dairy, j bag, $3.50; dairy. with bags sao
srdARs-Tne disaz7ceae1c character Of the
weather to.dsy checked business, and only fatr
number Of buyers were IN attendance Npcn this
market we, however. quote PRICES prices nm n
Cuba, ts's ,iSaisc; @ metchant. !, 10 sio.4e GO.
lumhla G c. 9,ta loc; good 70 choice Porto Rico.
1sAta 1ss; New York circle 4, + 1s@a5l2';e; E@ ~. SeT
S sYRt Hes ETnere a9n vas aseas the usual inquiry
md prices were steady as follows: New Orleans mo
lasses, 7aa sc; Philadelphia golden syrup. 6As
Scw York extra sugar nouse syrup, ;oa s'se; Phi:
ads,rha beehive, sSsaoc: Calvert silver dF1ps' ae
sl,1CEs-Tsale was exceedingly light, and prices
were easy at the following Faags: Allsp!cc, 9aa
snnc; cloves, ssts4sc; nutncgs, No !, & sal %
4ahcnTSs 1e iaqui; saaa; y xas SO !, ps'Get osa sa
acter, and Ee2-rc business vas dqne: hin4
sion oorn, 11E@1ec: pure, 1nsloEc; Peoria 1Iys
asskc: Ottawa corr, 1o.ta11c; Watts pure, u
t@sse; 91aNa landry; :sssss; * s,,nno, nonc
6s 1o1ns ssiss 1eTs s'ese aoeS
bses at SIS; 7do at $50: 8 ,lo II Eso; II d
Ut faao; 10 tio at ss1a Hunsanan-s5 bags
*TEtsNSn new features verr derelope,l IN shI
, 1870-04-01

The advlces we have from the various Rcctious
In the West render It quite probable that the sup
ply Of summer fatteti hogs ~tlt be very moderate.
Stimulated by high prices, the farmers have fatel
Ill the hogs which could bt fattt1, and kept bnt
small supply OF pork for their OWL use. Agencr2l
disposition prevails, however, to plant large
breadth Of land In this spring. and to raise as
large crop OF hogs as possible, fur the season Of
1907, because pork has ralA far better the pasl
season than any other article OF farm product
, 1870-04-01

Total. .-..-..... 9,S.a 9-9b5 36d
BEEF CATTLE-Thcrr was fair business
transarted In sthis department OF the i've stock
market to-dhr, but at lower prices than we're
prevalent yesterday or Tuesday, concessions Of Is
ia25c being asked, and pretty generally obtained,
On all grades below strictly choice, which sold well
ur to previous rates. The weather was most u,.-
falling, with hut slight intcrmissl0n from the OPEN
ing OF trade th!s morning until the close, aud with
a liberal sl7ply OF stock and rnthcr gloomy ad
vtccs from the markets below, the feeling among
operators wa8 much depressed AMI sales Wens
slow at the reduction noted. Thcrs were some
yeTy Nne beevca on sale, which brought good lr1-
res, f7.s0aS 500 being realized for few car loai6
Sircts Adiems sold I. head, averaging 1.2al lbs,
nj $40; 16 head aver g1ng 80 at Si.ssH and ].
head averaging 1,+l3 lbs, at $500 This lot
was purchnsed tF Spectator, on Monday last, at
<s.p, car weights. The average quality OF the
offerings was good, very few lots selling boloW
SC, co. whilr the hulk changed hands at $asaS s.2a
The market closed quiet and casJ at The annexed
qotauons: --
Extra Eratc'l steers. .s'Ses'.ss
Choice Bceves-Ftne, fat, wcll-foEmed,s
to s year old steers, and averaging
from ,2s1 to $50 0hs.-.............- t.9Ds4-4o
Prime BccvcsGoo.t, wcl-fatted, finely
formed steers- averaging 1,1oo to $50
Fair rradcs-FaIr steers. IN fair 1esh,
averaging $50 to ,9n0 hs. 6tuEah-2o
Medium. ClHss-Metllnm steers and Eoeal
cows for city slaughter, averaging $40
to l,G59 rs. o-WeAW
Steck Cattle-Comsnon cattle In decent
1exh, averaging 500 to $50 hs....-... 4oKsA5O
Inferior Light and thin COWS aud
, 1870-04-01
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HoGS-At the decline noted yester,say after
neon trade oCenel with considerable spirit: but
as the tlay advanced there was falling oif in the
fsTther downwari trn 70 the extent Of l5a sor,
at whIlh b reduction the market closed weAs- Sales
wcrc n,ade at Ssslhas-65 for common: s. no
smooth, tut, even lots We append the follow
, 1870-04-01
New York DRY Goods Market.

NEW ToRE, March 3l.--Mayket steady, hut f1ck-
lpx in activity. although the weather IS very nne
Bedford prints arc selling down to e4c By the
package; at sAc 70 select. Wamsurt1 90, 6Hc;
The 3Iasonville 1nd Slater Sons cambf1cs are re-
duced 70 9Hc: lancaster, o1c. Percales ere III
1ne display at 41e, and fully as good AZ French
goods, saIce ciagsH which command 5u3HHc.
, 1870-04-01

Increase s2,nsa
Az usual, We falle1l to ohtaln the average weigh
and yield Of Lard from many pisces, but the 70
turns furnished 10 us give ample data 70 enable
Us tn arriTe at the average weight and tae yteld
purposes. The average weight Of hogs and the
Yield Of Leaf lard per hog, by States, compare as
, 1870-04-01

to14ed that u old man ~ be ahoa'd ba sAaSned
70 be out in such Company and at such A houst
when he hal n wiie+ Slmons tae1eopoo. via
sucf or whjp. sttacted tic defendants, who ~
1aliAtrd
, 1870-04-01
COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EVENING. March 81.
The following table ahova tho receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
past twenty-four hours
, 1870-04-01
fsuffalc 1.-Two Stock Market

ErrFuo, March sl.-cat1le-Receipts, so !;
market quiet, heavy, and uuchangedi sales ESQ
head. ,.+.
HcgsSteady; 5tiG9ac .......-....
sheep-Isht supply ind quiet Z: a:4AGs11c for
woOfPtl.
, 1870-04-01

SHEEP-Tne supply was more liberal today,
but the demand wis good, aud prices were well
sustained, al f. A-ea[45.s3 for common 10 medium,
aoc at St,po@ 100 for good To choice grades
, 1870-04-01
METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for March 81, 1870, "a re-
ported by ]. G. Langgush, JE., ort,cian, 1T RAN
dolph strect correspondent to The Smithsonian In
edtnte. The email lctrers are the initials for
the words "vecrnE.",, "ecntle," :. high" "dItn
"motst atmosphere" "rain. " and "snow:n
, 1870-04-01

NHW 1URh. - ~.
NEw YoRX, March sL-TToN-Fltu; sales
1900 nales at gsNc for middnng uplanda
RnIAnsrcrPs = Flour Receipts, 9 rs3e hfn !.
without change; sales 1900 oTls, Al <AEa9Ae'
, 1870-04-01
MEDICAL CARDS.
Private Matters.

F. D. CLARKE, II. D.. the EeS.1,. Old E,,.su.h.6
Dr.. Clarke, IL South Clark Il {rear NoEroe)
COSFIDEST1AI.Lr CONSULTED.
ET E,msIc PIls ttIsrh uAae} s1al ger box By naaia
~ Send two st1mps for Married Seerst
Re Also. two for Book o. SeE.Ahasc
Atascsa ktters Dr. F. y. CLARKE, IT, socth C1aesE
, 1870-04-01
THE COURT HOUSE.

Report Of a Young Architect to the In
vestigating Committee-Resu1t of
q Careful and Thorough Exam
nation Of the Roofs and
Foundations Of the New
Buildings
, 1870-04-01

REVALENTA FOOD,
NO MORE MEDICINE
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
RAILROADS.

1.lEI S ,s,s2 g.s Il
cotTSI, nIS4yn,.S sIryrs Ar Ro1,.I4 o14aA LsE
Ctda. R.7las Paesenser...... Els am. i:sI ,. ID
Psrfe tst Linz, Daiis.....-. H. NJ 6-s p N.
f.tHf l..f f.sna S,sa: sttsfI s y
htaen Pastnxe1...1s vs1rs;;s1 ,Ms 1M .na an a. IN
Frrr7ort md Dunlelsh Pa.e...' sou a. m. ':.Na m
lr.t IN I'D Dpnl.ih M r.s.; s:1 p IL '5a ,. N
q; ses'f +, III Esin F;1tai T. T. as .a
&c '"1-Ea Ae''anfasssa smssrair pf41s,Ss. Is =
DEro1-Coruer CsraI ND kinziesta
L.; kssh.h1 I'll. esita9y: Ev;a:,Sa ~ Z sSt s
A;at.sSq A - II ts.tt taser.--.-.. P m :3:bD-
Z &.st:::a ~ siE:::a:: E:::ss:::::::: HI \ \ :s
Mdpt1Tsss VII sIsse P...1assi.,f
ksneshs Il. % md Wsaisssn Tsin. issss " isan m wsiit
St r,n PEEEeT.coe. c.a.l 10 ka1as Il frs
5anesviae AreonmoI.iion.. 59yp n ~
"ess.sasaE 80 SsfeFHfs1sP PSst$P = Il
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
UF1on DEFu1-Poate q Lake 1tus, a.. III.
Gayo Gslyro NAL: :.:.--.'.-..--.s'....+ ~ n - m
Seesnf ff:s......-: ffs:stnfci:.:.:::..::.. - n p@
o. 6acsaa sasa1a.5 ,aIs t;sin ai1 Il
fs:%} asss II :s$ 81 IL e:
j: : ]: !: i ]: :::;s$$ i;s'$:$: s8ss:$ Il
2. EE5zrer'....:..:...:. s5s ,s9s@ &c :: 4
f..: ss = s5EfnERr s5fsFin
D1or.ee.asrs 4 tEvA1M1a vsa ~ aiss. a;sfsnsa''-
srs;:i Ss@ YORK K1p;ts;:::' sss5, w. 5aSEa e.
EaeIae EIr.r1s ltailyf....--... 5::sm ~ @ q
S'sl' Efszor4 isS aa.vp 1--we
RI Ris.1 FaS.s;:::::....::.:::.@ n
, Y1cH1cAs cESTRAkA4l1HiRso5aiDns:e TR4A.E4laiss 5inse, Like
p...pf,r .n: sf fG5a:I G.: esd & 'aave aaa ares
81 Ss;S;ss ;ss".: is g. sR: s@S: :1s9S:
k.lsas11o ass 1lsS94oa;asa S2aa e. : II 'isa" n
Rssx s;x.EHs S IL ,. n ~ s.M
ri; @ sf:sfss& H:as''
CHICAGO, BunLNGTS : ogEGY RA1RoAn. 1.ssn y
Fse:se ii ii sszsessso lszs.. . = N
A:ssT.is hssF.ise f.Esf'i .ha Hia;dsl AZ
..eoEnoA.ton. .........-. l9 2. n .1sns - -
E.Saa4. EysRiRS Is m m m
M4ss;idt AE's1a dt.;ssaasiHzds1s "a Ha.tds 1s-. ~ - .s1.
III: S:sa;; t*;; ssssjs;s :E;s;ss IL
day.
Pu7sBuReu. oEr %4TSE VAT: CHICAGO HAn'
n.t' \, t@.@. .@:@ - - : \
Pacific eEIpre1.....-.......... =. - iii, n
NitEt E3p1es.-.....-;..:..... @ s;nHE q
, 1870-04-01

4 Desirable Modern Improvement,
From ths Htw l'ork Eteutn9 Eo.t,
At Last tho utter wrotchodncss OF tho Chan
, 1870-04-01

Tfnk- Bar. N'iAd 1hsr. Ra&a.
Wight preecds ::...-.;-.--- 8 F, To- 3pm
2 ~ H. SN E-.E~ IL y
- 9N IN E,hE D ..+.. ..-l0
INN 9N IN. r r.. h-f.t Il | tuehcd.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. -..
CHICAGO. April l.
Sun rirts s h. n Moon r.es.. h. m,
SIN scts H. "A n. D. Noon sets.. Z b. D.
, 1870-04-01

The following is the programme for gold
sales and purchases Of bonds by the Treasury
, 1870-04-01

LEATHER-There was hut limited inquiry
for this article to-day, and the easy feeling that
has characterized the market for some time past
prices:
EENlock-C,ty harness, union, ma; sc; city hsr-
= =, 4oe &c; KIP, . b, s0casl.a5; city upper, No
1, = #, SIG asc; city upper, No 2 = It, e7ta29c;
country upper; -; j. sssaSs; collar. r a,5sse;
rough upper, 1stsls n, s:sa37c; rough upper, 1+5
Is rs, 53,asio; rouga upper, damaged, as93oc;
Chicago sole, sstas4c; Buffalo slaughter sole, ss9
&c
OAK-s!auchtcr sole, Asa47c; Phils,ielrhls sole,
snssoc: harness, u, 4staAcc: kip. light, tl1tS
1.9o: Kip, No. !, medium, <1.0o41.l5; Hr, heavy,
ealt :s LIS, st-s0G2lo: French cali, 81 Ms, .io9
200; French calf, 81 u, s1.GHa 1.99: French sir,
co to 100 ns. *llhs l.oo: French calf, 1emoinc, y
s1u0fSassoO: russet Innings. I, dozen, s2sb. 100
LCMBER--The following were tue receipts and
shipments Of lumber, shingles, and lsth during the
, 1870-04-01

eS ssde-Nheei ssmAss,lA. Tonnage.
1ho above vessels, lost or DESTROYED, were
mostly registered in The city Of New York.
, 1870-04-01
LLTkR-1 40 r. u.
Unchanged.
fAfKK-EXTRA.
FORK, 92i4s Rest unchanged

LITER,
After the close OF tho regular board the
grain markets were quiet, and, for No. 2 spring
steady At 765l seller April Corn aud oats
we're unchanged No demand for provisions.
Nothing doing at the ereaing beard
, 1870-04-01

CHICAGO l. EoRTHW ESTERS RAILROAD
Ticket Ote~, eoEsheAst eoT1tf Of Clark and Lake&t6
cuLxcE+ BLCYFs AND OMAHA IESE-
Thx-x,an N.n4 Ii.
, 1870-04-01
Loat Stcnmcr%-Thc Disasters or Ten
HcnFSs

During tho ten yca1s which ended with the
ye2r 1867, the following disasters to steamers
Of over 1000 tons burden occurred:
, 1870-04-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EvESEG, March 81.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of live stock during the week up to this
, 1870-04-01

Depot
N1ScCx8u uiVtEruE.
DEPcI-Cornef CAnai and kin1ie stsrets
Il S,f F7q5 es1a = 4 n. sEIa
.saneaviIle Accommodation. - 31y p. Il.
Noodstack Accommodation. 5I 2. NJ
GEO. l. DUNLAP, General Srpct1.@A
, 1870-04-01
QUlQ

The following shows the packing Il the pstuclr
points In other States; the totals q each State
given below:
, 1870-04-01

1A4ASOkS SEa 4CA4
UE1oH DEPoI-Pput Of Lake stur,
Cairo MAil.........-...."....'s sI L m- - ~
Cairo Express. a1U ?. H. e
kepknk kpa2etrktr......-.....se 81 i. IL - ~
keokuk PzA4enSeT-..........--"2.u 30 p 49, 49,
On Saturday this t111n win
leave st..............-....... {7D p M.,a -
Ctanl aikn Passenger. {N r. Es c:E. n
Hvtr Pask and Oak Wtsd... 6s.1 4 III . ~ -
Eo y ~ ~ .t,,S:Ic - 1:3 ?. m.
" ~ ~ ~ t:1a p M
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-17

NORTHERN Pacific RAILRoAD.-Mr
Kidder, 10 command Of the surveying par.
ty from Seattle south, on Saturday las,
made connection with Mr.. Flies survey
from Olympia to the Columbia river, cigh.
teen miles south from this city. On ar
irving here, Mr.. Kidder received orders
from headquarters to proceed at once with
locating survey over the route to Seattle.
Mr.. Kidder left for Portland on Tuesday
morning, expecting to return in time to
resume operations on Monday next. This
is the 6rst locating survey which has been
ordered, and would seem to indicate that
the construction of the first twenty Eve
miles of read at this end, which must be
completed next year, will be commenced
at Seattle, though it is by no means certain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-17

HOTEL WANTED.-There is no want of
this city so manifest as that of frst.class
hotel, Of sufficient capacity to accommodate
the travelling public. The "Olympic"
has been crowded since it was opened, and
is found altogether too small for the de-
mand, and it rarely happens that either of
the other public houses have any spare
room, and the indications are that the tide
of travel is only just setting in this direc-
ton. We know of no business investm ent
which would pay better than 6rst-class
hotel, with ample accommodations, at this
place. This is matter in which all pro.
perty holders are directly interested. The
character Of every town is judged by visit
ors by the character of its public accom-
dations, as it is judged abroad by the char
acter Of its newspaper press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-17
Oregon Legislature
SALEM, September 12

SALEM, September IL.
Senate met At 10 A. NJ, aud effected d
! temporary organization, by the election Of
Burch, Of Polk, Chairman $. Simpson,
Of Marion, Clerk; John Holton, of Multi.
nomah, Sergcant.at-arms. Messrs. Fay Of
jackson, Cochranc Of Lane, aud Cornelius
Of Washington, were appointed Committee
on Credentials, when the Senate adjourned
until 2 o'clock p. N.
The House met at 10 A. NJ, and effected
a temporary organization by elccting Alex
ander, Of Linn. Chairman; f. s. McComas,
Of Union, Clerk A. NJ. Snyder, Of Null.
nomnh, Sergennt.at.arms. Committee on
Credentials, Messrs. Savage Of Wsseo,
O'Regan Of Multnoa,sh. and Holman Of
Marion, Caldwell Of Douglas, and Wells Of
jackson. The House then adjourned uD.
| til 3 o'clock p. M.
SALEM, Sept. II.
The Senate met at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, and
effected a permanent organization by elect.
ing the following officers: President, Jas.
D. Fay, OF jackson; Secretary. Syl e.
Simpson, Of Marion Assistant Secretary,
q. N. Packard, Of Wasco; Sergcsnt.at-
arms, John Holton, Of NJ uli nomah; Door.
keeper. James Moore, Of Polk. The sc.
lection Of Engrossing aud Enrolling Clerks
was left to those Committees, when ap-
pointed.
Mr.: Fay received a unanimous vote for
President.
The House met at O'Clock p. NJ, snd
effected permanent organisation, by elect
ing the following officers: Ben. Hayden,
Of Polk, Speaker; Z. 8. McCom"s. Chief
Clerk John Costello, Assistant ClerE
W. L. White, Engrossing CLERK /; J. 7.
Crooks, Enrolling Clerk /; A. NJ. Snyder,
Sergeant.at.arms; Robert Smith, Door
keeper.
The utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed 10 both houses. The Republi.
cans supported W. d. Hare for Speaker,
and Maj. George Williams for Chief Clerk
Of tho House. The Democrats presented
. united front to the cnemy.--Hrra'd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-09-17

TIE COLoRED CADErs.-The report 10
the investigation of charges by the negro
cadet, Smith, against the white cadet,
Gilmore, has been received at the War
Department. The Court of Inquiry find
the statements Of Smith mainly untruthful,
though he has suffered some i'll usage.
The Court recommends that both cadets
be Court-martinled but the Secretary dis.
posed Of the case by directing both to be
reprimanded, and says if the hopes of the
Department are not realized, hereafter Of.
Tenders will be summarily dealt with. 1t
is shown by the report that the academical
authorities treated Smith with every kind.
ness and consideration, entirely as much
SO as either cadet was treated.