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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-28

4 1rORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe La,
"A will practice in the Courts OF the Pa
rishes of Ouachita, Morehouse, Rchland,
Franklin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
Court, and in the United States Courts.
VIII also attend to all business intrusted to
them in the State and Federal Land Offices.
-- .. n4lY3
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-28

CT. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY CO.,
lis Pine Street, Manufacture and Furnish
PRINTING MATERIALS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Plain and Ornamental Type, Borders,
Rule. Cases. Chases, Sticks, Galleys, DC
Machine and Hand Printing Presses, Paper
and Card Cutters.
6! NEWS AND BOOK PAPER.
Also ColOred and Manila Papers, various
sizes and qualities. st. Louis and Ivanhoc
Mills Papers: Note, Letter, Cap, Flat Cap,
Commercial, Packet and Folio Post, Denny
and Medium. Cards and Card Boards Of
every description.
PRINTING INKS,
News, Book, Black and Colored; Narnish,
Gold Size, Bronze Flock, &c. photographic
Inks and Narnishes, all qualities.
October |, 1870. n2:ty
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-28
WAREHOUSE NOTICE.

Having large and commOdious ware
house and cotton-shed, am prepared to re-
ceive and forward cotton and freight of all
kinds, on the most liberal terms. =
n. B.-Wili pay the highest market price
for cotton, hides, and produce of all kinds.
dec12-d3m G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
p.NKrNG AND FINANCIAL.

The CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa, connecting st.
Touis and St Paul, and running through the finest
norton Of Iowa, is now nearly completed The It.
naming million of its per cent gold First Mort
page Bonds is now offered at 90 and accrued interest
Parties who desire a strictly rst-class investment
on one of the very best roads in the country are IN
vited TO examine into the merits Of this security.
II paws fully one-thrd more interest than Govern
1neuts. which are taken in exchange at the highest
market rate. w. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer,
q Pine-st, New-YOrk.
After fun examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire TO recommend them to our GUS
TONERS As A THOROUGHLY sAIT, As WILL As PROFIT
ABLE INVESTMENT. JAY CoohE " 70
Pamphlets, with map, may he obtained ana SUD
scriptons viii be received AZ the COMPANfS VI
TIcEs, No. % Pnc-st. New York; at offices Of JAY
COOKE & Co.. New-York Philadelphia, and Wash
ington; the BANK or NORTH AMERICA aud bank
ing houses Of HOwEs q MACY, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
THE STATE OF TR,DE.

II ADPEAN hAakEIc.
IOSDON 34ll.t q. az Y. for hoti
American 4. - 90 Bonds iab
Jy 6f cd so. Uls "a. stocks quet Eii, Railway
shlrrs ~ Illinois Genital l4 Atlantic and Great Western ~
LiyGLPooL OCT Ill 80 M ton opened huo amt Mdihug
IpaaIs di OIlans J0Jtl; the sas 81 q" day
r.imat- l5le t. MLcat. IL PEI GENITAL Tor California White
I WtIcru HIn:r 10 J0l14. Flour p g bbL Tor Western
Canal b. p quarter. Oats. , lu q bush.
LDoy ~. p mConsos ~ for both money and the ae-
count. Aaclc-a .ecgrt-5 qMeti Ssocas r naT. -
LIVERPOOL. Oct "a p L-'O;tou urmer hding lpands
cd0g MI4ir~ O.cans tia9d The shipments Of Cotton from
usy 90 tie gI.t report h,cs 1000 las
declining LlrI - Ics Bacon a. c"t ios short
Ribbed Midll-s.
LoNpoN p mons si for money and the account
6urrra, fosiue l52 '', lt-' ~
r.s .0 tnor.rs o. Rwsy closed quiet ERE 5l In
roi. Ceuir Atlutc aI4 Guas Nc,pFu. -
2i4a0 o. itOitou cfus7 a'ei h"hli h "
land, 3D.: MdIg urraL., ol the dsy zoos up '
bale. Common Rosiu. a. . 1900. o.. . q,
LoSDoS O,i. 4r-l:J !. -Lusei o. e29aG29 TO- IanoT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
SECOND HOARD, / p. II.
MoNnAY. Oct. 2s-P. N.

The stock market opened heavily at lower
prices tan a. Inc close saturday and continued weak
through most Of the day rather against the expectation
Of a majority in the street, the support Of the bu
ehques having been anticipated after The decline which
had taken place u believed by Of the knowing
ones Of the stool Exchange that the decline is part Of
the present programme OF tie large holders Of stock.
with an iutCaf draw in the martct large short III
iercst as base Of operations If truc there Is move
on the sboard OF spec latI3n which displays more
shrewdncss and intelligence than have been manifested
for months and il not clumsiy managed by premature
trtcrfcIcnce may result lu giving greater animation aud
strength a. the market. Tbc bears are sure 10 sell upon
dccuiuc market and the mOEe decided the decline the
more extensive viii De their operations In speculative
p1in Of Wow the best course FOR tie bun cqnes to pur
sne is doubtless 10 allow prices 20 settle down. for tie
lower the points touched the larger will be the trUnsac-
Ions while the lower figures viii doubtless attract an
outside demand which the market sadly needs 30 give it
strength and activity. j. this way the owner O. large
elephants may finally dispose 81 them advantageous
IT, but IT, on the other hand entirely ignoring the ndif
ference apathy. and timdity of outside and inside opcr
sors the cqucs persist sustaining prices against the
curnt OF popular opinion, the market Is likely to De
kept in the groove in which it has ran for months and
they viii continue 10 De the owners and for all We know
70 the contrary cOutened owners Of the shares they Row
bold The Vanderbilt stocks have fallen with the rest Of
tn market and the transactions in y. Y Central and
lake Shore have been quite large. Western Union has
apparently advanced too fast TO suit the views ana p
poses Of pool and has probably been checked by the
mauipuators themselves (who have suspended purchased
aided by sales realize che part Of The followers OF
the clique Thus the check and decline in Western Union
Is accounted FOR. All things considered may adopt
tn Opnionof the street viz that the days transactions
open up prospect Of lively times in the STOCK EH-
change a consuIumatOn most devOutly % be wished"
by the commission houses In Wa-st and vicinity The
weakness Of the market extended 10 The entire list
OF active stocks with decline ranging rom 20 Il per
cent Tic dCprC ssiOn has been most marked on miscel
aneous shares which vigorously hammered hy the
hears TIE principal railways dealt in were New-1ork
Central Reading Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi,
EorthV estcrn Preferred, Rock Island and ST. raul IN
ycstmcnt securities were firm well distributed sales,
express shares being neglected. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Colen ELeflct,s clnsing auotations are Is follows

The chief feature Wast was the order OF Secretary
Boutve for the prepayment OF the November interest,"
The following is the official notice
"B,drou ,he Sec e tbe Treasurv the interest he
,o debt Soveer ITO viii lie paid o. tbs Ollie OF and a'ef
@0n-''' W. 49, Assssn. Tres United Safes"
A. the for recepting the registered interest are
brc the payment can ~ once. II VIII take
,ne time 10 examine the schedule coupons, so that the
disbursements viii rot he for day two Of sufficient
practical importance 70 greatly relieve the cash gold
market large number Of the coupons are held in
Eurour but as these were detached some time
nnoe considerable amounts have been accumn
lated ana others are arriving by every
steamer According 10 the debt statement
o. Oct J. the amount Of coupon debt upon which
interest payable on the first prOXmO il SGGOD5O ana
o. registered soOiJOOO total OF S95O543o The TOTAL
interest due Nov l. il s23sj c29, Of which the sum OF
hC,O27c sGue coupon, and SG8l,SjJ on registered
bonds OF the registered interest - 5l2J 90 Is payable
m New York. Up 10 thetC close OF business today the
Assistant Treasurer has disbursed g. $4,000 mostly on
registered interest. The continued peace ruInors, III
connection VITA Secretary BOutWcls foregoing ORDER
had a weakening effect upon the gold premium,
which declined from ll23 10 115, on active
Transactions, further line Of short contracts having
put the price declined. Borrower, however,
have paid nigh rates for the OF gold the amount OF
paid ont aOrding but little relief The rates until
tomorrow 1892, 1C, jC Z, J32 Sl6 and 1872 Of
per cent The closing price Of gold at D. 49,
The day business at the Gold Exchange Bank as
ioows Gold cleared, 95sCOOi gold balances sg27,lGO
currency balances, s. ,Jg2,4O..
In Foreign Exchange frInor tone has been developed
i~nces against November coupons The following are
The ofo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
RECEIPTS OF pRODrCE.

. III -'oft~ h,,er e.s,A. az id1To!ds. II, ,,,.
C,g6 l"-a S2l bush. barley 90 husn
Grt 2J bah Bans 90 bhIs to Meal 80 bays Corn Meal u
higs bts sarts eure 70 bb Tar 100 bbis Peh,
le. bb SOFA go bib Po.. ~ Pkg Beef SO Cut Meats
pAg Llri ia pEc 2 uter 5013 Pig Chrete
80 bu A IL pAg lagw 20 PKG De Frat 700 pagS OIOiAe
WHISKY, Wool 20 balfs Hemp 10
Lsa.het 2,bi Hd J bundles Hide iOJ
10 rkgs. 1obloo ~ Lead 2Upkss Eoe 2,ln
- Fe~ns, 81 halenests Tea, Il
uau.r uIuas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Border state bonds steady small transactions
The principal dealings at the afternoon Board when
Missouri fen of South CarOliras January and
July selling at C8 aud Tenncssoes, new, C0la6O3.
small sale OF old North Carolina recorded at the
early BOARD AT a. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
COTTON MARKETS

COTTON MAKkETN
B.LrisoEy Oct Coon rciied 'rans -tors s'ge ,sa n
Advancing adlnnEs 900 bales Ut receipts 70 t~,s
COZ bales; total 6 bales exports to the cohthent W
bales; ooastwise, 79O bales stock, 2D bslea
WILxTrGroS Oct aI-fotoa 6m; MddiDgs I5c ssles. l21
bales RET receipts 40 bales epons-toD'vs 'So baes so'
1889 bales.
NEyORLEASs Oct 2Conn very aeye and eIced accurate
quotations cannot be given; Mdng, Isl s 800 bales; net re-
eept 2U57 bales coaWiSe % bales; total. 40 bales; erporo
Great Britain 1853 bales Liverpool the continent 2~ bales
coastwse 2,yc2 bales IN SewYork; stock 81 20 bales
sAvAssAH Oct 2lCoon active o8erngs ghti htdhne 10
wise, 25 bales stock ~ 354 bales.
EoRFoLk 2iCoob active and excited Mddngs l5l a!c
6S3 bales; eIpoTcoauiss 65 bales; stock 1913 hale
BosroN Oct Coon very tn holders asking gos stock
light hdn he sales 200 bales receipts eoasiSse 1905 bales
stock, 5000 bales
MOBILE, Oct 2ICo,ton 6rmi hdding he sales 200 bales
net 1881 bales ooatwse 23 bales y0l3hs
GALVESTON, Oct A-Coon t siock Light Cool Ordinary 1874
lie sales 800 baei net receipts 2lB bales stock 1914 bale
CHARLESTON, Oct 24Coton active ssd eTetsd Abiding l5tc
sales 600 bales receipts 25 bales exports eoswis 29
bales: stock y, s57 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The money market has worked very easily and Dor
iOxers on call readily supplied their requirements
p4a6 per cont the marginal rate bcing5 The reserve
the banks viii doubtless be further strengthened in
Of the large Treasury payments during tine coming
week continued demand is reported 81 the banks for
dsoounts while outside buyers readily take prime
merciaI ,ece ptances at the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Railroad bonds show less active movement, though
the prices Of Saturday maintained. Central Pacific
sold at 9Os Unions 1st at G; Land Grant bonds, 20!
and Ohio and Mississippi lists 90. IAc following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The lower range OF god the fractional falling of in the
London quotation for securities and tie large offerings
on the strec had slightly depressing effect upon the
price Of Government bonds which, however, yielded but
o fraction. closing steady at the decline The O'Clock
par quotations Of Mcssrs. Fisk Hatch follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Clear Rib Sides lie Bacon-Sboaders lfci Clear
Rb qc Clear des Iarl-Kcule, Zee CtJe firm a. Sa~
&c for Good 10 Choee ST0t7 % for BIrs Hog loser sAcS
Sc asa 81 90 Receipts 500 bbls Pou y go bush Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

TABLE Of the Arerdqc AMOUNT Of Loans, Specie. Crcitd
tion DcpOsits. aud Legal Tenders in ne Banks Of me
Ciiy of Keu- York for The ceek ending saturday, Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The earnings ~ the Pacific Railroad fof Missouri for
the second week ina October were SS,,l 49, showing on
increase over the corresponding week OF lsC' Oh T.,
$40 q. 49, . . ltd
nj ~ containing $1,000 belonging tO that insttu-
ton by an adrOt thief, this afternoon, while I'D the l-
pOrteI. and Traders Bank go. ,
The interest the convertible bond, OF the hldlihu
Rgilroad H. PAYABLE at the clearinghouse OF George Up
frte I, 90 on and amor TIE Isl ITON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Savings Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-ave,
" Ger Foc-teenilst SA PER CENT - Et>f PAlb On al
IS iO0 Dtlr made on OF b- A.g WI dfas
interest on Nov h@es slo33 $50 o. surlg'. -'af3.l az
NNE PER CENT EXTRA INTEREST on
W MONEY deTost,d I,r tetr hOvEHBEE DINE SAVINGS
BASg, Sos AM BrTa aear tle trnes, Nilansoe %.
ETNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
y Nos $40 AND aeS CANAI- IT con OF LAiGdrsI.
ASSETS Ss,sJ-,04 90.
Hw2nISIEEsocg {veePeilea'- IS GRAPH lrsssae p'
T. s. AKhoUK, SeCfe.-U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
Z TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL.

104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sails Of G0ycamSht BoalG -,
1880 u $50 Ccu ~ ...ucl 200o L. s. $40 Con TL''HH
so ................ .sna.ll,S -.
soils q SG bg1dsarodd BosdS-Boak and RnToaa-h$p''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

higher and te market excited s OF ba for erpor a io con
sumption az for Teuaonsg saur evening aud ~ 70 s9e
Foiue see and higher eIec'y October fses tatHy ev
ns 40 bale, Oetoeer hGl6lc so No1emtt ~ lo1 ~
Dee ~ eF ltc 200 January. 6dN.c today, tlO bae o,u
70 del 90 each November and December Hl lhei TO- oo
Move and Deomher 6 30 each ko,emb-r beoembe h Jan
uarJ hs- 800 November l6!Gl6ic 2o, ,oemhef btaIfc
40 gHaal ~ dlec 100 February 1876 and 200 hsren I-an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

C0Ffbk-Ihe market qaiei generally JayAt DIT Tsr5
and Wcs' India Eagles somewhat unsettled. Sales hses
per Baltimore, $500 baes no per
Adelaide Pcndegast RI,
FLOUR AND MEA-The MARKET for State and western ooi
sctve, and under favorable ron huopf
grade better and demand for the ccasivis te ~
bbs iucudei 5000 bb shipping "es''n
Extras arrive. at SC We quote: q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Offered. Asked

Civ hank Shares were rather moro aCNt, anu hHV7
were made Of Chatham at 100 Fourth National lCG Bank
of Commerce, 1921; and Bank Of Commonwealth, TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
CITY OF WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA,

Six PER CLINT LOAN PRE- or ALL TAXES, AT 81
AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
These lords Absolutely By o. Lraurs
pcl city levy sleIt steress and principal Full
Information gwen and Bonds ioi sale ~
GOLD. STRONG 4 Co. Baker, % Ness- n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,

STOCK BROKER AND AUCTIOyBER ~ PIsEsr.
NEAL SECURITIES SOT DEALT IN AT THE NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE BOiRDS RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION,
As has BEEN THE CUSTOM WITH THIS HOUSE PoR MANY
YE'Rs.
, 1870-03-09

tt Z vote en- the passage WAS I strict party vote
Mr. Bingham voted for It. Nj. Earns Eor:n old not
III. Be Tier, Of Mass, stated that ne had voted
fer the blu simply becauso be desired the atuca.
he found voting on political queat!on In tho
uouae with Democrats,
ms rA7Ksr OFFICE
reported Joint resolution 10 lIconsiaus Ito puo.
ltcason Of abstracts OF specifications ana enGray.
ires heretofore accompanying the anuutl report
tho Commissioner IL have printed for kraru! .ous
distribution not over 100 copies OF the com.
Elete specifications and engr1v'oss Of each
pubic inspection IL ias capitol Ut 81 erery r. s:ate
and Territory, one IN tue Clerks once Of each
Tilted States Dl.tr1ct Court and oas II the H.
Of spes,1eatons aId drawing. for safe a. M; oe
wairsnted By the demand Tor them. Ali llino.
erApninF md enErssitg, e1eeedioE $50, 70 b
steS ase:issss aSsf
cured BY the resolution. lie Aase1kh inst the
ane, Il The number Of patents Increased io1 81
n It decade - II the past, the sav1rg In 1850
vsqs :. sFfr zoo rs5 ST., ,pH9 n
MT BENJAMIN, rom The Committee On In.
Taiio psnsous 1tpofted by pros!d!ng Thy tas
ieh the rates Of pension granted IN special hilig,
lie referred TO the case et Mrs Commodore For.
teIs *Ao was RrA1leu by special actY over twenty
years ago, pension Of 4s0 per month. but thAt
The Secretary Of the Interior bad recently decided,
uIder the ses ot 1862 that no higher pens1on than
$50 pcf month could be paid.
The bill wtEt over until i0.morrow.
ARCTIC KIPLQEArlpN.
Mr.. STEVENSON offered resolution rectttuR
that Captain c. F. Hall desired, IN the interest Of
science and for the raut1cal advantage Of hi
courtry, 10 make another ToyaEe Of exploration
aid dacoEety to the Arctic reg onA and anshor'z-
ing the President 10 furnish 6teRmes and tender
for s1ch voyage, and spptopI!aupg $1ol1 1000 fol
tie expenses thereof.
Referred to tho Committee On 4ppropflAuoEn.
Adjourned.
, 1870-03-09
hope TO avoid than, 8ld cahhos believe It u
beyond the Waadotu ard ttaoufreA OF great ns-
tion Ike cor oNn, To gtVe peace policy I thor

hopo 70 avoid than, Srd cahhos believe II u
beyond The wiedotu ard StaoutreA OF I great nj
tion Ike cor own, to give peace policy tnot
tugh trial"
7r1As RA11T1rs rHK CONSTITUTIONAL AAExnxENTs
secl etsty belknap reeeted = de.pa:ca lIon
1tEiAl4ture Of The Thirteenth. Fourteenth. And
ffIeenta .Anerdments to 100 Contribution Of tut
Gbited SsAieG, and that Senator. elecs Hamilton
was TIC bearet 10 Washlngton Of the on1csh raua.
cAunE. ......
TENrKs8EK RECONSTRUCTION.
W4zunGroK. March R-The Reconstruction
Committee tht8 EoT'frg considered the question
Of lie roWer 81 ConR1eks to exescse authority
IN 7nnIessee 70 remedy the ALT gel dangerous
condition Of Anair8 there, bat adjourned vitno1.
dehhie sodcn. CopKrtasmen MAJparo and AInell
we're ne1ofe tbs committee, givlnR Information
MN feRafu TO Adalfs IN .he States; Af. Butler
sna ne nao 70 oonbt q 1he poT.r Of ConNess TO
fnonld tnc proper occasion arrive
1HR NGARRAGHAR CASE
Inc HouSe Judiciary C3Untttte heard further
Arguments N the McGsrTlRhaa cave oJ C.P shaw.
.! SeW 1ott. who charged that fEauo. pel1nry,
Inc SupfeEe Court ard influence IL decl1lon
aRaanat the claim Of McGaI1sRnau+
OAKUfA L4hnA
Inc dou4s EA4 ep2.Red during the mosntr2
COMMITTEE Oh Public Lands providing that pubic
la1dB In pafusa Territory shall NOT oe spld excep,
70 actual settlers under the Ho1eltexd Ia Z. The
o!!l. after some debate, VA oeieeted, the uouae
renting 70 osasr @ re e tetrd reading. THIS ls 70
IAnd subsidies to railroads., etc.
1HK MIDLAND FACIFld
The Pacific Rai1road Commtree haa agreed ia
report ia!otabJ On tae seutse bill granting right
NebsaskA City to Lincoln, the capita! of StorasEa.
II alH0 heard arguments In favor Of the Missouri
knusa2 Tcxaa Railroad.
, 1870-03-09

ess. s.a W. VI a1s @ g2as;;aaa IT, ,ss 2!
= i*''"e.aa over eses Tie s.gnstare a. Aon lIos:
!he Railroad Tsrin om had se beea ap, Th,ea ss :
Lotn hAu farured, nld ARR.nst Loo zettz-
snee Of which he had voted, Pe12s had Eo7e 70
Ssanpolu and told him the bill would RD "a the
senate Acd thefc Be feferfed to the Special CAM
mlHee, where PeAke had 1nored to xsnd.!t. ako-
porn fcpted. "Au r1Rne Tho bll ought to 20
tuett." AL6 sald htE oojoc:ioo to hI4 eo1xze h1at
oSeo % get EenoeEs on she Iecozd, botA Of Which
4AcRef6r1 ho had pronounced nntrue, smphAut-
~ denying that be med sueh wntda Ir. PeAse
~ fe4ron1e, emph1:Ica1ly restirmed LA f:atc-
Ments and there the matter TestS, with very dis
cIAne leadelA
The capital removal ts 70 be tested IN tic Az
ssMhlJ tonight Both 1tdes are hopeful TAe
AAsautee lobby u po Ee1ful, aad has been hrFd at
Wofk all day. 1t Il thought u fGE guageocs ohve
people.
MILWAUKEE,. Mach s-Tte schooner Unlsn,
u.Ihot. frozen In aafely,
The conu1 entail UAas meeting Of the Univef-
saltAta IL 10 seAs:on at the Spring Street Church
ms ts1l!ng. Attendance l11Qe. The nex
edince Ju1t erected Nin be dedicated to rnosEow
eseniog. ker. Dr.. Rider, Of Chicago, WILL
Tao men, named George Simpson and HcuIy
aye1s. stopped ever night Oh Sunday at MT. A.
Achae1a boarding bouee, and Left early IN the
morni:g, with Two watches and cocsdera5:e
clottinG. They we've traced to Racine and brought
BACK to day. Their next visit will be 10
Wanpuu.
, 1870-03-09
CANADA.

Railroad Hill In PnYliAmcnt-Thc
Governor General to 20 10 Wtnul.
peK-Outy ON American Bread.
&ruffs,
OTTAWA, March SIN Pa1usrent today hm
MA tn;tcducod Ia - ik.esess Of tue Gres. Wt1t-
efn and N:cn.RAn Central Railroad Companies
TIE capital sIock ct the COMPANY u = ooo oao no
euhsct1bed md 10 per cen. paid Up. Tne company
Wilt hare 20 10 build either n11oRe ofef The
Detroit River Q1 coI1uuct tunnel.
II u stated t1Ax ST. Jonn Yoonvp lnc1not Geo.
sral vM pguceed In peuau u BED HEefa lmns-
, 1870-03-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,


l-FARH AND GARDEN: Letter from Hus.l:
Measuring Of Liquids-Wlll,w Cuttinss-Ever.
green's from The FoEest-Hafpoon Hay Forks-
Grinding Fsed-FetaEns Hoss-seab on Apples
4 Road GrAtes # Wauted-Good Roada-Bec Keep
Ins-Wintar Whcat--Plow1nS Under Corn Stalks
P1ows~in n1tef-RuJIns Corn In the Kar-Crlb-
hing Hossss-Lfolc for Plums-Farn Tases--The
Children Blind stagscst-DaiEJ stock-Iiozse-
Radtsh II = Crop-Mea& In Warrington Ma.ket-
Eeep,nk Grap<s-1hc Ethics ol Bran-Muu
Lunbermen in California.
s-THE WEST: The Mormon Q1estlon-The Lesis-
'sture and sta Action - Female suitfake
and the Mormon Womeu-Mo.mou 3tacir-
t1ates - Tho Municipal Election IN salt
Lake City - Items Of News = Brig
ham Vouus1 Fanasieisna and Determination
-PEc*cslou ct the G,dbe.ea and the Gentllts
Neceatnry-The Reyenuc Qucts5oa-Mor rou
Power OF Resistance md Rceonrces-The Late
Fieat In MontAna-O:ttiAi Correspondence BE-
twsen GeEera's Sheridan and Sherman
s-WAsH1NGToN: The Cadetsh3 Brokers md
their Dtttnde1t-Poatal Telegraph.
1.-THE LOST ONEIDA: Full particulars of the COL
itlon. Rer ot1eets and her caIees.
s-CR1MHS AND ACO1DKSTS: Bloody Work In
Cuba-S!x Woncn Bu' ned to Death In AA,sActu.
sctsa-A Attsstsprl slaueh:es uouzc-Pohonins
t-AFlKLD DAY IN WALL sTRRET.
7-THK A0RDAUSr DIVORCE CASE: Summary
Of the Kvidenec-Lctlera OF the Prince Of WAles.
PARLIAMENTARY 6KRTCHXS: Lord Pa1.
nereton-Mr. Btisht-Lord stanIey-Psotessoz
FAwectt-Ar. Whtte-Dlaraeit- it-slr Stafford North,
eott-Lord John Manners, and 0thsrs-Nr. Glad
s-roREian GOSSIP.
le- LITERARY: Ths Cream o!.NIss Mltford's Letter.
Hans Hresfmann'a New Bookl. with 'e1tr.eti
-SwinhUIne-Atas Aulten--FeuAle Au:hora.
lt-uAPTAIN BEN's cHOlOK: carital tto1y. by
an ANONYMOUS author. from the Atlasstie kon.tly
1a-PoErRT: Lots son6-BAbs Power.
ls-oLD AND NEW: column Of III so.ta.
l-WlFh1PkG: The lstcst news from Red Rtrtr.
, 1870-03-09
FISH,
F I S H..

The Greatest Haul Of the Season- We
have been Fishing, and here they are
iust recetved-and f:E sale low:
1900 Ha1f Brls. No. White6sh.
500 Hzlf Bits No. l Trcut-
1000 Half B.ls. No l Mackerel.
2, 800 Han Brls. Fat Family MackereI.
1900 R2H Rr1s. No. MaekereL
$500 BALI Br1s. Lake Herring.
5000 Qu1. Georges Cod6.h.
27ao0 Otis. Bank Goldfish.
1000 Qt1s. Large Hake.
800 Qtlt. Large Pollock.
eco Gus. Large Cusk.
10000 Lbs. Fresh Smoked Haubut.
TOO Boxes Fresh Smoked B1oatezs.
1900 Boxes Dried Herring.
BY DIX & CASE,
Wholesale Fish Dealers,
~ Eouth Water-st.