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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24

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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-11-24
The Fir.esidc Companion

CAPT. MAINE REID.
While the above brilliant array Of Authors guar:
antees Fee sst of Useful and Charming Re ding, fit
for the most fasdous epicure, we are continually
on the watch for any New Star that may appear in
the Literary Firnmment In short, no expense will
be spared to kept Firrside G0upnniO on fully
"I-p TO THE AGE"
, 1870-07-10

rose, again, again, The rhldrcn cried alou L
Save 3oIlle 11ompsou, do, good menv Vu7
no! the monsters vowed! Poor MoIIie
stretched iorth her snow white sarm: oh.
mercy! save nc, prayr These men looked
on without alarm. They ba.ely
sneakcd away. No! not an ef-
fozt would they make The children scra1u
aud run; Poor Mollie must us al forsake
Befosc TIC settnS sun. The crowd soon now
came round tho spot. but not a glimpse was
e marx was 1T III stssep h sna1 a,snt ss nDe boy
plunged boldly in, To rescuc, or to trv. Too
late: too late. Q what a sin! These feeling
children CIT. At length ono OF esrt,,.s no6lest
men, MaEs Iompkins i. lis name, Needless
of Clothes, or boots or when, DiyeI hasllonc
in tho stream, And brought Poor Nojlies
Enow white SNOW face To surfanc ~ w.
deep, Her hair confused and ont ~
place, Her cyclids closed in sIccn
Tho father at this tinne ran wild. Bnx;1.
aeted At the night; Unto his bosom pressed
his Child, And honeHnrd sped With 1uirht. So
palns were spared to bring her round Ais,
twas all in vain! And she was w.spt within
her shEoud, no more to play again Poor MOI
les ts.sA.ora haAnt the news, and docksd
around her corse. The shock did uyry hesrt
confuse With anguish snd remorse The scbo1-
aFs: too-Ciood bless them now In sorTnw
looked diamayed; They Btrewed sweet doVer.
On her brow. And Ger her coffin prayed. .AuJ
now, poor Molic. IN thy shell, Wou bid a Iast
adleu, Q, lasy We meet in Heaven to tell how
one and al loved you! The parents and tl,e
family. For mercy rent the air; With paue OF
sudden agony, They laid their bosotns bste.r
After this follows an e1cgiac acrostic
, 1870-07-10
Sam KNIdebrund.

The Sioux City Times has stor7tlst Hi,;3o.
brand. the notorious Missouri o:tl.y. Win
Eome weeks ago went up toward tho hea j
waters Of the Missouri River, has Organized :,
band Of border zulhans, ASSUMED an In,ii.n
name, 1nk Wudjie, or Wild Man of the Nonis
ana is now on the war path With tia design Of
AIDING the Winnepcgians in their sight for ia.
dependence. The Times gives ths following
1dd1css, which ifs informant, Mr. Geo, Brown.
son, brought from Hildehr1nd's camp, issued
by him to hts mtn on the eve Of starting:
"CoARAbEs: The hour for acton has ar
rived. Ile quittuda Of CAMP liz, muat ha
exchanged for tie l,rsv, :!,.iriu.; scenes of
active and at!veatlriots cs:ap.;c1,. On
brothers struggling ia the noble c.uss for in
dependence and relief from au oppressive
tyranny hn1iouFly await our arrival. Tho neyt
few weeks will make st,1 lives. II va f,;i ~,
loee onT glory and the sroila OF victory. n
We conquer, q conquer We must, the fat
ot the land VIII 10 our recompeuse, Hanl-
ships We must e1Iect to endure and
dangers will have to ~ eucouuterei. f,es ~
meet every opposition lobby and firmly and
teach our foes across tho waters to fc,r n,,.
names though our numbers are feg. Tail,
me tlnsel and scarlet pae.antrr that tue hsrly
pioneers OF tho North knuE no fear nor viii ~
no longer robbed Of their lights and freeaon,.
Whenever you encounter 70 Creas and Linn,
remember the pledges We lve token and hsn11
to your grip until tho Lone Tar Of tho fr,ee
young Republic shall ware l. triumnh frnn,
every hill and mountain tol Wifli stnsjr
nerves. aim sure-stIike heavy-cut dean
fE Wrpt1E"
, 1870-07-10
oxford tEnKlaad) rs,hovs.

At tho recent commemorat;o, =. n..,
ssuoente. ss usual, amused themselves before
tho exercises began with "guyinc" s,ol ae
The auditors .s attracted uaeF addition T bv anT ~
White coat!r A score or two NJ ,,.,-
voices IN the galleE leaped down in = faoneni s
so to speak, On this obno1ious ann,1e;as
among the dark masa that covered The mn
cious floor. g t'White coat! White cnat
Oh, you. Take it on. cir! Put it in your
pocket, cir: VII Mr.. Wall 10 good enough
70 lead that man out7 Go out, sir:
50, sir7 Don't you see the ladies' are looking
al you, sir2 DO you thiuk this is an agricul-
tura! show, sir? Nows your chance, sir !;
theyre making way for yon. White coat, "a
a.; a.; 3onf @ naxoe and college, ar! Go out,
et! iou must 50. you know. Green tie,
green tie! Who brought in that man With !
sn-ah, all White cost! Cover IN tlst green
te, tir; do you hear7 Tut that straw hat out
o1 sight, sir, i you pleaso! Can't you hear.
M! When VAL you tltee meet again? Nov.
you ID The white coat, are you going? Three
E7oans for The green ito. Oh Oh, oR! Tbree
ftoaus for the straw bat! Three chcers for the
checss for tic lsdies in dark bluo! Three
cheers for the ladies' In pink! Three cheers
for the unmarried ladies' Throe cheers for
tne chape1oncs! Three cheers for tho Iadies
eoins mp the steps! White coat! Now, Won.
~, move out, can't you7 Three cheers for
T. ne nolcs N hats! Ihreo chocrs for the ladies
- u, oonnets! White eoat-white coatl Ya-ah!"
,1s Inc a'n, too merry and good -humored to be nm
tnnsr wa prcsently interrupted By The
sinnE oi Instruments in the orchcstta: and
I'M. .;i ne noiee aloft WIS removed, in ioculat
cI,rn.ts Ia of dddlet. fates, trombones, md
~ a-". AIief that came tho csiea for cheers
n.ne. " Is ino easo might be, In reference to
, 1870-07-10
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Dcscrlrtfou of tho New Omcrs in ,1c Eox,
Wing.

Az LAST the cast wing OF tho Court House Is bclno
made available. The Clerk OF the Circuit cour1
and r7-:fco Recorder, has been Placed In posses
s1on OF the second story Of the wing: tic nanerz
and books constituting the records Of both o1cfa,,
are IN rlace aud, for the nrst time wttha series
OF years, there Is come accommodation furnished
ootN fof professional People and 1aymen.
Inc once, which occupies the entire gto,y. IL
divided Into two departments Tho Circuit Clert
occupies the north end, and has accommota,ions
PROBABLY SUFFICIENT fer the uses Of tho courr for
SONG Years. Cpon one side are a11nnpc,, the
!ooks OF record. These arc convenient to the
h;nS r96e ana a.. suitable ~ tables are provided upon
WHICH 70 trs3 The e<aoEH during examination fhc
cen1e o. the room Is devoied to the uses of attr
hess and 1ae public generally. Desks asc arrange.
cnirus M sner II, hSS fS uns cast Of the valuable
ffem The public part Of The rnon- The papers ars
paced In metal ho1cs around two sides ot TIC
er1er. @ ss snS hase n1ra1g been ,''srassa IN
CLERKS VIII Re placed tn charge Of these. no that IN
zee iutufe. there NAV not ine, IS has tltru ncrrto
,ss teo nc casc she opportunity OF
10 6e Presented ln 1nture Causes
Inc Sle!Is OF the court arc within IN enclosure
d,ns "nsn m ee 60 guarded Is 70 prevent them from
MtnK subjected 10 Annoyances f5pm opt,fcers
They ARE accommodated With desks. stantliar and
sitting, aud the nEuesors blanks of consts1,t ne
are convenient to their hands. being disposed IN
Tne tearing away Of a hrick wal, makes the Re-
cordefs once natt Of the one We have .Iescr1r,l
For The bItck wall has s.en enbstltutcti al inn
Iartitinn,. which, tunaln2 no higher. nernans.
,hsn ,hs Ten les, fsou the noor. leaves spsce or
ae u GiconHen o. ar. and the passage
well as On The west side Of the large room. tne
records of the o!uce arc PIT In trpn frames, Al
The south end the clerk In charge receives In.
stEumera for rccorh. lie has a ONCE pa11i-
ionet On BY glass Partition, ana has metal
.r1ee for the disposal of the papers as they nc
received and recorded The !oiio w7t,eTh ssthey
t..s ass Termed, that + The men who do the rccord-
ihF. awe cquivn1eht accommodations The man
.ooks are arranged In box tables, each n,ttnr
in.o seParate cover, which opens and furnishes
@Tha S@Tshhmmodadon foE the examination Of the boots
anna t.%va. ln that room the ahstract men AMI the
fstIetal 1obuc are also Accommodated. They have
1nefnscircs N'> ~ Ne 'eeosoS
funts,,ttte entire arrangement Of the onlces has been
Cif,,,,;, f,,,,;,tthdsd b5 Mr. Norman r tiassettr. The
rs 10 sSIaa II seems TO be complete, excepting
.icierrsS petty detail, which we're of ncccssitF
haps never teen in his Staie ~ "'ee ~ ~ per-
, 1870-07-10
HUNTING THE SLIPPER
Ncoa1n III AllcGhcuy-An Old Ger.
fhAh Gd~tom-S1S Tor n Snxin slim.
I'cr-A5osy IL WINS Obtained.

f@A-Aa0" II ~ AA Obtained
From the Pittsburgh DtspaicA.
ri; ihe1e was grand old-faehioned wedding in
;ailcshcny City, the other day. the bride being
Miss A: w, of the Eight Ward. and III,
rrnom Mr.. q. H-t. The wedding ceremo-
nies occurred an entire dag. the knot beinc
t'ea IN ine morning, and the rest OF the dAT
devoted to festivities. N'''
1he bt1de, according to the old German Gus
.on' LOT Ii n chasBe OF the g1oouasmen until the
are supposed to keen strict @ w,9eg .heS
"veE her until. the hour Of retiring, II
any one OF tho guests can, in anT
h!ahnef. succeed in stealing the shoe OF one
ot me bride 8 feet, search warrant il issucd.
and, when tho same is found, it is put up At
auction, Ind no one is allowed to bid for Il
save me eroomsmen: the proceeds OF the sale
slways being the cooks per1uisite,
At tie Wedding referred 70 the shoe vas
stolen during the dinner hour. A mischieyon1
Eucrf managed to get under the table while
the VINE corks we're flying IN every direction.
and the party wefn laughing at the height Of
theit voices; Secretly he wendcd his VIZ un-
aeiheash I5 the table until ho arrived At the
gently cut the satin ribbons that held the
dalntiest little slipper on a very pretty little
loot. He then ret1eated from his
position, sna was successful in
1nineling again with the happy crowd befoFe
Els aosehee from the festive board w2s no
iced. The rcrast finished. the party arose
from the table, aud not till then did tie bride
become aware OF her loss. There WAS merry
1augh, and the recovery Of the slipper was to
An Alderman OF Allegheny Was one OF the
euests, and be Was applied 10 for search
warrant. The document WIS Issued, and the
sEaa;a Present, With the groonsman as
iesacents, resolved themselves into a com
snattee OF the whole for the recovery Of tbe
lost slipper After long search tho article
vas found in the possession Of the gentleman
Who committed the larceny. He was appoint
~ aucsloneer,. and the satin slipper was
snocked !: 1e down to one Of tho 6rooms1nen for
20 ne restored it to the bride, tie money
~ y; aud evening WIS spent in highly enjoya-
, 1870-07-10
The Dickens sale.

4fuF'A Lk -Ntf ] ore EftpjAJ {h4t
II seems very strange that the family of IN
elIinen nan, who, dying, left l1rse fortune
70 hls heirr, should consent to the disposition
At public sale Of the articles especially xaso-
rlsted with his memory. let TIL. is the case
with the family Of Charles Dickens. ScarreIT
L ne body OF the great novelist cold il tho
S1u!t IN Westminster Abbey, when a sale Of
lsis Pictures and otleE works Of at Is M ~
nounced 10 take place 1t the rooms Of aIe3d-
ms London anctioneer. Many Of the articles
to be sold arr presents to the deceased. or
portraits OF himself, or i1lus1a;ions Of
h!s works. PAINTED by the best
ARTISTS. For instance, there Is the csle-
hIa!ed portrait by Asclise, representing NJ.
Dickens As he appeared in The duah Of ssrIv
manhood IN the year 1859. In the list of mis-
eelaneous paintings there are works by Web
stsr, Firth. Clatkson. Staufeld, Ni1kie, and
other arttsts Of celebrity. Among the xrticles
oi reTtA are h1on1es, porcela1ns, aad other
elegant triaes: AL these are 10 be roId On
Saturday OF this week. and will, undoubtedly.
of7ng Mgh prices: !: but it Is dlficult 10 uodey.
stand how any sum Of money can iuf3uce the
dickens family to part with treasures that to
bic value. "Ae'@-1AA-
II viii be remembered that Nj. Thackerav's
LOOKS. pictures. and other pefsoul efrecta
were sold oil after his death IN The same hssty
manner 7"J
, 1870-07-10

Lot y nanss 2ans sab Of Lots. IL, Rocewcl's
Horne St 70 It II Of Warren ", e /. sa1 4''@
Sa,,;c M +sio :, u y; i Jaly e,ooo
touc ~ fo-....-..-......,..... an
Stein s., e1t INV of Reddei,i 81, nef.s5 ;; 80
xl1o u: July ys........,,,,,.. Am
MiWAnkee ar, 1872 It n Of PaulIua 1t sN
IL, el1lo0 II; June e1s... 1.ou
M!lwnukec AZ, s4o It D OF Pnulns st, ,sw
wis. s!1ioo W II; Jane -. ....-..-.... 1000
"sF1 EEL ~; MasGs 81 20 It Of Cook at, n CT, 80
also II: NAT 1880
VT; IT.; IVY .,:....::..-.--...... 300
41xleaa It: Juty asAa
West Lake st, olE II G OF Tn,ou PARK mace.
psn,.i si. 5ss!oo +: Jnne 1o,sso
III also, Reuben IT. cor Of Adams It,
w, .s3l40 It: Fel. ea.-......,..--....2 q seq
West ClJ in1rn ~. cor Of Wheeling avs
f,etx1s' n: july s...........-,........... 100
NORTH or CITY LIMITS
Halsted s. Of DIvcfsy road, v i, atx1s5n:
lots IA s.eS ss
-.. SOUTH OF CITY LIXETA
Exams ny. 80 # n Of Forty third St, SET, 1sx
ls6 It: July T.-.-..... ......,..,, 100
,,., west Or OLD CtrY LIMITS.
Rebecca e. 14l It { Of Rockwell 81, . 1. 4sx
~ " ~! s..+. ..-.....-..-............... GIL
Fean st, Els It n OF railroad+ ef, asx1s5 It:
Western y; * it Of Mitchell St. I, TX @ ~
Western Nv, iisX II Il :1iiteshsil sci
Division St, q E sor Of Uencsee az, und x Of
~ acEes; Julg g1.-...-.-..-......-....... $4,000
, 1870-07-10

Inc contagious DiscR<cs Acts.

4 EFFHa th< fUu Hall El:Ssfk.
lhe associations to procure the repeal OF tho
ted With tie appointment OF ! commission to
inquire into the working OF those acts, Ap-
PENDED to their prptest Is \ re..spitu1atinn tf
statements containing allegations Of an ,dious
character, Of which they declare themselves Ia
possets conclusive eyiden.e. They AlIege thst
under the acts. Thereby causing sesious suf
feranE and danger:' they have proofs Of Illegal
cstentlon, with many circumstances Of harsh-
nsss knd cruelty: OF degrading and unrnn-
stitutional persecution bs policemen in plain
Clothes: that the police make it their main
espe eSs' 81 70 .sat e.ses within the
male reputation, and undermine chastity in
vaN previously UChelrl OF in Encllud.~
Ihis last charge ia contained In their yery Ia
test issued document Dr.. Lyop plsyfsir in
his rubl,shed speech, IL they must be aware,
He declares tbat there has been peithrr sntfsr-
ing nor danger from the operations Of The LIS
10 cares Of Illegal detention. an after nh-
tence OF atrocaoUs cruelty, or even NJ co19.
plants Of any kind Of hardness: that. fsr
IRON ,undssminins y e chastity, the acts have
Of reclamation. II the ladies' possess the e1;.
denee they say they do, it certainly should be
produced before competent tribunal for
venficatiou in justice TO those who make ttn
statements. 70 ehoee who deny them, 1pd to
the women concerned, who ought ajso to h.
considered in tho matter. II they have not
sucl, evidence Al viii bear examination fi,.r
uughl not TO put forth such horrihIs
and degrading dctions as these
must then b eoassderel.- In any case.
having committed themselves to violent de,
nunciatious and scsthing attacks upon individ-
nals whom they designate without naming.
they have no right to object TO s1bstAntiats
then charges and statements before commits
Hion* Tho plea that = parliamentary OF royal
commission u not competent or impartial
tribunal Is self-condemned. These hdiee have
allowed themselves \ license OF language
which il hsrr1iy rare; they are not entitled 70
tht1nk from the most ordinary and usuA test
u tie ACCURACY at their facts.
From the 4 Asloshe
ouc of tho roat remarkable, and certainly
ooa ot tho most unpleasant features Of nod
.0, ON social life, Is the freedom aud unreserve
w! VIII Which subjects on which We ind it liai-
cut 70 d1late with decency are now discussed
" educated ladies- The 's CONTAGIOUS Disex,~s
~ 10 nov being hotly canyassed il some At
ths pin cipl to~pa Of England. sod puhu
, 1870-07-10
From Sheabyvtllc. .lll.-Hiorriblc KafJ
rond Acctdent-Scntcncc OF the CnI.
Aonu MNrdcrcrS.

deuce of he ST ;,.zttp y corstpon.
To-.1.,. .'u - Stables, farmer OF prair1e
-! ;~ush'p, IN this county, while coming to
se"n sh1s morning. With his family. in two
uors, -'con. was run into by tho morning
train. at The c.os..' one mile east Of tom.
The wagon was smashed to H.. no'as. Ills daust-
tcr, aged IS years. was instantly killst.. a SOD
u years old was 70 dreadfully injured that Me
died in m hour. Mr.. Stables was se-ion.!y
hurt, but will probably recover. Another .clud
escaped unhurt. 4 CoEoncr's jury is now IN
yestigatng tho calamity.
Hubbard Holden and Joseph Myrea, Of this
county, were to-day each sentenced by the
Circuit Court to be banged on tile 29th OF this
month, for the murder of Plaesibo Calhoun.
Philip Gross WAS sentenced to the Penisentiary
for life, md his son, William Gross, for twenty
years, IS acces ssories to the crime. Calhoun
was murdered in this county about two ycars
since. His onttuildings were fired in tho
night. and ho was shot while attempting to
put out the fire.
, 1870-07-10
A Remarkable Ob,tnn-,

The following astonishing oIu.iou accom-
paned death notice in recent Milwaukee
lskef* 4 Little girl Of that city hid been
stioolnates on tho rivers bank and Fhi1a her
l1s MT broken parents and kindred were in the
so5ess aitlletion poetic1 friend Of the family
~ let me claim one pleasant hour with
onward tour, And WY should she not plsy :
WIN nIoyant spirits OF sho walked, The pct
uoS followed near, And with her neighbors'
children talked in accents loud and
eieat; When by the waternde they
With cheerful heart, in nltthful mood, 1hs
dog chased far and nigh Just At that mo-
ment ne Aollie fell into tho rippltng stream,
While men were standing closely by, With
md beGEed Of them To render Aoliis nd !;
These wolvea drcssed in the G1r,Js Of men,
We're deaf to IL Rhs aid. Twice, thrice, she
, 1870-07-10

meetings are frequently held at which lsly l.
the princiE Al epeaker. We are far from disap.
proving the Atlon taken against sn set whicl,
Is justly open to the chArge Of legalizing pros
sitGtion, OF from diseouraging the Opposition
posed to it. Much, also, may be said ss TO the
delicscy which would prevent women from dig
cussing such 4 subject being false delicacS,
IL which sentiment is allowed to override prin-
ciple: but We confess, We should prefer to
zee the righteous opposition Of ladies con-
acts which could be performed in concert, aud
without involving the painful necessity Of a
WOMAN entering, before \ mixed AsaemblAge,
into the indsiicats and disgusting details ~
sexual criminslity. We perceive tlst there is
now regular journal, called the Shield, pub
htled by the Anti. Contagious Discusses Acts
Association. in which all the proceedings Of
the association, and tho public meetings held
in various parta OF England, are recorded.
, 1870-07-10
4 Childish Proposition.

The Chicago Journal, now thst - nav nm
sttution, and with it. probably. ths n;nnr3tv min v
rcrrese sentatiop, has bean adopted. p,poses II.
ready that the new constitution shs,i Ia
amended by striking out this provis., ;, H. s.are ~
i has ben tried! Not go fast, Mr. ;our7,oi ,
II the adoption Of minority zcpresen,r:on IL
tho lone blundcr" Of Saturday. Sork
and it is 80 easy to amen, III
new constitution. let Us try the new sys,A Of
election, first, and then, II neceaaary, ann5
if oncc fairly tried, minority represen,atS
will no. only never be acandoned. hut That
will be become general throulout the Cuio1
At any rate il should not be Abandoned unt
it has fair trial. And the suggestion {
the journal to us like childis p1ay-or owe
weening prejudice. Give the plan fair tria
and, il it does does not work well, it Will
time enough then to abandoned.
, 1870-07-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING. Lul1 q

"
Neither the passage OF the new Banking and
rorr.,. hv Congress. nor the r1lmors of
European war. seem to ,.-. i,,st tha
finances generally. NotnIthslsrals,r A* es''
new Banking law will, II il becc7at5 operative,
make demand for about SC. .UJc, ,QIu Of $40
ponus-perhapst two-thiris of all there a.e af1pat
AMERICAN markets-tlleir prices have not
advanced. II the present attitude Of France
and ifussla should result i'll war, ii would array
On tue one eide Franco, England, Italy, ani
tAastfa' t,' and on the other Prussia,
spa1n, Nn5sia, aad poasibIs Belgium,
aHu noueh al q these countries
!. mleht not DO actually engaged in tie
III each that would largc{s aQesl tLe hnsinc-s
aud finances of this country. The nr;,.es ~
hreadatuts, gold, and Of many articles of for.
elsn manufacture would advance largely. 4.
yer, Lo~eFer, the prospect OF wax u TOO re-
mote TO influence prices, Gold closes to-day
At 1221a. aGainst II! On this dar OF last weeE
IN The local market. money is gradually
growing easier, and borrowers for Ill Ieciti.
mate purposes find no difficulty in ctti;nr
what accommodation they requizp.
In the open market money is nomina5ty
~ per cent per month, though there ia not
much paper offered there. a. tho banks ara
prepared to take nearly all good paper at 10
Exchange continuesrcxy firm, n ct vitbstandinp
tAat there Ia larger amount making acainst
G1Ah shipments than at this time LIST week.
sales were made between banks this morning
a pr. bnt n the afternoon holders were AK.
irE 35c per II 900 premium. At the counter.
1s1 LANES we're - selling at par. and buying 1t from
1hG fnAnHrnr nf $hn f7os+;n<.
, 1870-07-10

ine a'e trade oTcEetl fairly active this xe.k a,
seastans1y the trtcss curreit At the c!ss OF ,h,.
pfesieas Mtek+ sr at % for go.sl 10 cho,.
Sehls h.lnK CONSIDERABLY smaller than ha,i hecn
altlcratss-a fsz7nsr feeling obtatue,l, and an al.
sAuse M u iE@!3S was established This iurroyr-
DAY luther reduction Of IL. 15c Vi. su,iainsrl
itses ~ a5rsxsdtns sss 70 ss,:eAs The resrtp;s hsy.
bsen ss.tS axalnst 16@'. las: week; 81, lis forta
the G'aIAet closes stea,y xnl tlrn, q, N.aSs0
LOT common 10 medium, and at s. iAa S r ooH.1
70 81. ee; G. Al this tine List year prices rangs, at
y, suLEP-R E. -Rssesve,s to-iay. SIS; received thts
ts..,: %.sk, - shaIpeJ this w.eE, 2oa Tne light
tI,e.p@s hase eha:ed sellers to establish slight
Msusau.e M prices ruling M higher than aI fhs
Cos. Slose o. me previous week. Choice cruics csn.
tn;n tne ssace and eei reality at eooi r:1ces, hut
.'.n y. suser IT worked oH With Aculiy 1T r. 5ns
= ~ x a@r ~ ~ fat mutton sheep cutnnan,I Alh,
.2-M stoel sheep are III unuteI dcnlauI Ut si.,,,
, 1870-07-10
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, JULY 10. 1870

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james Lsty, Galveston, Texas
BRIGGS H0Csk.
Among The arrivals at the Br,gss House, YES
teruar. We.r the following: The managers and
members Dt the Red Stacking Rlse Bail Cuh i,i,,'
cinnau; ". Z. L!uCulu, A. q. Kobb, New YurI
Myron sheraEd, saltwater; James E. 1l.t,,t,'
HECK Island; +: Coy, Get. +. Earle, San Fan.
cisco; james ". Hsle, Providence; Ira Gross.
Manchester. y. H., Gro, Burnham, Portland: ~
II. small. g1nEor; $. ". Stanley, ROCKFORD: "
j. Hunter, Elc!n. "
SHERMAN H0CsE
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House. YES
teId4y, were the 1ollowii,g: Judge Porter, F6il-
Ne!Ehia; Charles Saa.o!, United States Army: II.
James, Philadelphia: Charles II. Baker, i'ut+i
States Mary: ". ". Tyler, United states Army !;
Jhhnson Al1ns:rnn2, New Orleans: T. T. Carter.
Adams, Providence; J. ". Ho5t, sp1inereid: +
G. Chapman. Connecticut: J. b Alley, Boston:
Charles Kellogg, UctrIlt; james 4. Field. DeIoit
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