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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29

TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. W. n. DoHERTY returns his
sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronage
and would take this opportunity remind them
unues to consult at his Institute for the of chronic
eases OF the LUNGS, LIVER, KIDNEYS DIGESTIVE GENTo
URINARY ORGANS and all private diseases, viz: SYPHILIS
all its forms and stages SEMINAL WEAKNESS and all the
rid consequences of self abuse GONoRRoEA GEET STRiC
TuREs NOCTURNAL and DIURYAL EMISSIONS SEXUAL DEBILITY
diseases of the Back and Loins Inflammation of the
and Kidneys etc. and he hopes his experience
successful practice will continue insure him pub
lie patronage BY the practice of many in Europe
the United States he is enabled appy the efficient and
successful remedies against diseases all kinds lie cures
without mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in
correct and honorable way and has
able veracity from men of known respecabity and high
standing in society All parties consulting him by letter or
implicit secrecy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29

(NAUTlONl-see that the words /" HOLLOWAY. New YoRK
" and LONDON appear as watermark every leaf of
the book OF directions which eniods each or pot No
others are genuine handsome reward given for nforma-
ton leading 10 the detection of countereiters the me
cnes ana yenders OF the deceptive articles knowing them to
be such Sold at the mandatory No so Maiden Lane and
ny druggists and medicine dealers throughout the world
with every box or pot
l9ly REDINGTON, HOSTETTFR & Co AGENTS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophiel and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasiy sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to- the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
HOLLOWAY PILLS
AND
HOLLOWAY'S ONT EMIT.

Disorder OF the Stomach, Liver 81 Bowels
disease of the system-absed debated by excess
Indigestion offensive breath and physical prosraon are the
natural consequences Allied to the BRAIN is the
of headaches mental depression complaints and
refreshing sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates
bilious disorders pains in the side &C. The Bowels sympa
pal action of these Pills is the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their recupeTatv
and regenerative operation
EfyesipeIas and Salt Rheum.
Are two of the most common and vruent disorders
lent this continent these the Ointment especiaIl
anagonstic, its nOds operatdi is first eradicate tn
venom and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have perinacousy
fused to yield to any other remedy treatment invar
ably succumbed to few applications of this powerful u
guent.
EruptiOns OF the Skin.
Arising from bad state of the blood chronic disease
eradcated and clear and transparent surface
by the restorative action of this Ointment 1t surpasse
many Of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances its
to dspel rashes and other dsfgurements of the face
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married at the awr
of WOuanhood, the turn OF life, these medicines dis
play decided influence that marked improyement
vegetable preparation they safe reliable remed,
for all classes of Females in every condition of health a1
station of life.
Piles and FistuIa.
Every form and feature of prevalent and stubborn
disorders eradcaed locally and entirely by the use of t
emoent; warm lamentations should pTecede
Its healing qualities will be found be thorough and inya
riable.
Both the Ointment and the Pills should be used in the fol
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID !,
JICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
DOCTOR W. K. DOHERTY'S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute |!
SACRAMENTO ST, BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Oce1 Private
entrance on Ledesdorf street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29

TO FEMALES,When female is in trouble CT afflicted
with disease weakness of the back limbs pn in the
head, dimness of sight loss of power papation
oil the heart lrrablly, urinary diff
cultes arrangement of digestive functions general debility
vagnitis, all diseases of the womb hystea stcry and all
other diseases peculiar to females she should 60 or write at
once TO the celebrated female Doctor W X DoHERTY at his
Medical Institute and consult him ab0At troubles ny
disease The Doctor is efecng any otheI
Physician in the State of California. no false delicact
prevent You but apply Immediately yourself ON
painful su1erngs and premature death All married ladies
whose delicate health other circumstances prevent an in
crease in their families should write orca at W X Do
HERTYs Medical Institute and they will every pos
BILE relief and help The Doctors Offices arranged
he can be consulted without fear of observation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS-Pale residing in any part OF
the State however distant who may desire the opinion ana
advice of DR. DoERTY their respective cases and who
think proper to submit written statement such in pref
erence to holding personal interview respectfully asur
ed that their communications will be most sacred and
confidential If the be fully and canddly described
personal communication will be unnecessary as instruc,
tons for Diet regimen, and the general treatment of the
case itself Gncudng the remedes) will be forwarded without
delay ana III such manner as to idea
port OF the letter or parcel 50 transmitted
HA- Consultation, by letter otherwise FREE Permanent
cure guaranteed orno pay. Address,
W. X. DOHERTY NJ. D., San Francisco, CAL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-01-29
aeteaital.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efiectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdir as soon restored
to ats original color
aciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-16
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. JULY 40, ls7o.

TaR Colonel OF an Alabama regiment wa,
famous for having everything done Up IN MIL
itary style. Once. while Geld officer Of the
day, and in going his tour Of inspection, he
came upon q sentinel from the Eleventh ME-
Eissippi regiment lying fat down on his post,
with his gun taken entirely TO pieces. Colonel
-"Dont you know that a sentinel while he
Is on duty should always keep on hisfeeti''
Sentinel lvithout looking pp(-"T That was
out. but that was pisyed out long ago"
Colonel beginning TO doubt if the man was
on duty Are you sentinel here2' Senti-
nell" Well I'm a sort o. sentinel Colonel
=" Well. I'm a sort.of officer of the day.
Sentinel-"W Well, if you'll hold on till sort
o. get my gun together. III give you a sort
o. salute"
, 1870-04-02
TIE TooLLEE EXPOSITION,

Tue called meeting Of business men, TO consider
The rrortcvy Of hnytag the next annual exposition
Of the Northwestern Manufacturers held in the
city u Chicago, met yesterday afternoon al the
fremont House. The attendance was not &cr
iaIge. MI. c. Il raswvl MAS Chilled IL the clai'7,
ANIL Wr, Armstrong elected SECRETARY.
Cclcncl Geo + Bowen stated that it WAS Ercat
nYysntss.e to any pi8ce to havc these e1ro~sttors
Vii NJ Thr same, lie nIlude to Whist Inducements
various Western eiues hsa a1LsaE oassed 70 e.
ti,r riaCt and he hoped that Chi.a.u wuud LAKE
so1us steps to have the exlxs.ilon hsi1 y 9sle. rn
wns !povc.l that committee q nse pt ~
r,ontssi m snt!rt subscriptions frpru tle bu Entss
community to detray the expenses OF inc es1os'
The following gentlemen wers arpoin.esHs' !
Mess1s n lsencdct, T. T. Crane =. ~ taAs. -. 49,
inc Tc.ult II thclr lahurs at tho next metunS.
The subscription paper Vas easaeu ~ ta' LINN
! tng, With the following rcsrlt:
lshn 4 1'rakc, Eso: John T., : FnfTe nn,ts,s eo
tseo: Field, Letter Co, f3: :a ": a; xe.N. Ena
BruN i Co, SEQ; Northwestern MAnutsc1uEah
Company, tEh
, 1870-04-02
n NENOHIAM.

At q meeting Of the Students Of Like Forest
Academy, held on Tuesday, for The purpose o. sls-
ting some expression Of their feelings oa the occa-
Zion Of the death OF their late comEade, Ntl1am u.
Bronson, c. D. Wright WAS called 70 the char, aao
c. S. Holt appointed Secretary. u. g. Mclean, J..
E Baker, F. O'Fct7au, c. F. Sanford, nnd :. :.
Mics, were appointed committee to Prcpsfe res
olut!ona expressive Of the sense q the meeting.
The committee reported tho folloTing' VIZ
WHERI.. Our He.yeny EaiheT Il h. isap.e ptn,a vi
htiy t.!:s,nea a I'D n1eh issea .pp.1rat
y IN i fu tiootn Ct youth. and with h1tsh: psosft
K<.etssz Thst ss. Students Of Lake Forest Academy
fnb IL bsn. vii az R L Ro
dsE sonrs friend haa <so taken TO far 1oFe oeaas''
Th,s %as We 'es' Ms 5siGs E,
IT,, h sssPy a the
William 6. Bronson as tho son or oliver bfon-
son, who wis both lawyer and clergyman, AMI .
u,an Of brilliant abilities, hut Of alenter constitu-
| tlnn+ Oliver was the son OF Hon. Green G Bson.
son, OF New York, well known - having held Va
r0us important civil ot1ces In that State, among
| which Was that Of Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court From hls ancestors William inherited
| VT alth, and what was far better. vigorous and
even brilliant mental abilities, but frous hlA father
md especially fro1n his mother, both Of whom dIet
young, he received delicate physical organiza
I tto: End was thus liable to he takeh ou suddenly
! y l1t4xsc. ...
| owiax t, his delicate constitution, he WIS allow
al to attEEo SLhb0I out [it, unIl ne cntctEu LAX
| FuT+st Acat. rEy !nss September. in accordance
*:il 1hc expressed With Of his parents, that wnes
d. -. VI enough he 6houll he educated a. L1k
fo;r-!. 5.rr he took prominent stand anon
the 1cr''nosi And the bust. displaying remaflahl
yigor and t.a4t!ctsy Uf n1tnd. He WIS somewha
eccentric and peculiar, hat genial and attractive
| With q cen appreciation of Wit and satlrt. II
waa much f~lnsr,l by his classmates. and hEchl
respected for his strict integrity, never having trc
knownly those acquainted with him from infanc
to have uttered i fa1sehood But h. has gum
while vet scarcely Is YEAR, OF age, and his remain
! afe uu their way to Greenwood Cemetery, ths
beautiful city 0f the eaL
, 1870-04-02

lt41. AfSthihA slHH s"f NJ
The rrlud .list tr1luftrE Point for Western emt-
g.4tion Is Chicago. TIE large ms}or!tJ Of the ieo-
Ia nc States lH, onl the Mississippi, from Min
urscta to The tntlian Territory, asid fgnIn Lower
California to Alaska. must lsss through hrre;
~ an estimate. The rt..nr,ls Of these valuable
stau.tcs Larc been very loosely Kept In tic past.
1uEnrtirl ExIGEAN1S IN 1855.
The number NJ cMigfant< who passed through
herr in l,Is was 1',s;s, arriving by the following
rCHtes:
Mlehiesr C~ntral.
NfchttAf
AL other fDlttt.
, 1870-04-02

The foregoing statement reflects the snotna-
Ious condition Of the money market, II the
great inc,case OF loans and deposits, as eo1a-
pared to the January statement. People hAVe
been afraid to use their none! in the Prestnt
unsettled condition Of finances and have ke2t
increasing their deposits, az is shown oy the
increase Of aeae sii3 in the aggregate depos-
i,s, a. compared 10 three months ago. lha
lanls have increased their loans S2,oIa2 i65, -
compared with the January statement. anu
thei1 cash on hand has increased sl.'
these two last items beine7 about ezoa1 to the
increase Of deposits. ..--..--
It The t;mc Of the last sta.e{nt Mt il Was Fng-
ceese3 tt,at, as the Comptroller Lad usually Sc
| iected saturday Is ths day Of the weak
for calling tor statement the banks
had ceccrnilr got into the habit
| If ieepinG prepared On Saturday nights. aboat
| the ,in1e call for = statement vas expected
On .his occasion the "a; .peciaed WIS Thur
DIV, and the result Ii tilAt the hunks Eene1auS
! M found running closer to Exir RESERVES thAu
would probably have been shown LAG TIE uA3{
been S.suplar [twa OF them. viz. the :. t1sSt
| and ..Northwcsteru, even being lille sho7
OF their legal rcseIve). 1t Will oe ssen tAa
thu banks arc greatly expanded as compares
to the January statement. and Is the ine1o ~
Of loans Is mainly for the purpose OF caIEysnt
the cno1mous stock OF grain in store mere, u
demand from other quarters teins eotnpn7
| tiye}y licht, it Will be seen that IL there oe an
considerable increase in the demand ITO!
other departments Of trade, money may soN
denly become very stringent '.
= Doth in the money market and n eenat'
!; ts1de business is dull. Everybody ls wAitln
+, to see through the cloud that oos;nfes It
T. i1.nEsal pr,epoct Just as preseAs' - Ia
, 1870-04-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY ErES1N1, ATll I. .
Sales OF grain, nouT, and prov stons Will he found
under thu head Of Commercial and the gram IN
All cases soil subject t. the Usual charges VI svE
ace unless Otherwise expressed
Ful r.e.inus rates we're being asked md ot;a!ne,l
FIR desirable tab!e qualities, sales making At s1t3
SIC. fnr datT butter IN crooks and pals but COM
mon and medium r.ades were tuli and ncminaiiy
diam f12ures2 Really choice batter is still scarce,
though there has hrtn tome little inere7ae ln the
receipts during the past few dsyA We continue
gurte: Choice ,a':r. si,.a4c; falr 70 goel TUT
and hrkn- e-axesc.. common grades. ls4.43c
BAGGLSG-At the reduction noted on Wednes-
dsy last, there is rather more inquiry fur Erata
strength. dea1eEs geperalis refusing 70 nll oFlers
save 1t full prices. Bur1aps were IN demand: and
arm, a. we're aEo suantsA ""yi
sssAs ,epatn .1as.ls Ns fao.t m aSt:
! Ludiow 4, isc; Grt9i Falls, 81: AMez1can. ~ !:
4na -: enflar; r."i Is sscSsf 81 ;- IS
BGIIDNG HATERIAISlThe market was
sstions raled nrn, - to!iess; .s.snaa1 A1n.ss1
E;aeeo saoNeass; ssureo New neFS 1! sapslnnj aEj
:. III 20: marble dust, 7 hrl, Ra111's: itne
in bulk. hi. s1.ss; lime n ,tis- : III. sl:s'
cement Sa.ts !, s1{ rs ~ Asion Ss f.:
-: IpuisS,l,. cement sa-l:.2as; rlassss, "
haI, Lu, 4:.e:.; Ealts sand = Pr ~ Sae'+
n1e 6Ficts looo {SieHSGo: s 1e, # esa3' 9 bs'
CHEESE-For tnir11or roo.ls, with VIII 'th, by III
ht The market II pretty lf'etrhy stock e, the fee
); inc continues weak: md sa'es are m3x1nR At iEet
ulas pT.ces, but, for st.sctly Prime factory, h
inarlsx IS GIm as full r.tes. OF aI I.3ls:. The /:
oui,J Il still modesS.te, bur, with the return
. p.eatant weather, b brisk movement Is anticipate
We rtpcat cur U a. follows: New YORK factor
! 1!aise; Minoss factory, 1as1ec: Western Reser1
K EoN~Tnese u no cnange for tho better IN 4
, 1870-04-02

tol, Cincinnati; 4 u. Clarke, LcaFeanor.a: A. L.
Lewis, Boston: u. J. u 1wel!, Cincinnati: r. "
Oally, Belut; J. r. Porter. OnAea7 D. 4. Teuney.
AAeisun: g. A Walton, Boston; J. J, Thompson.
Alnnesot1; ". E. Ins1ey. Altco-
Fl JAMES H3TE1- ..
Among the arrivals II thu ST. James Hote- Ses-
tcrtaJ. were the following: G. ?. Alien, hocSio!1.
J. =. Bailey, Roston; J. c. Bcarnard, 0maha; ".
4. Bryant, Valparaiso; 3. F. Church, {. $. ~; Z.
D, Curtis, Green Bay; q. Prescott Ottawa; T. Z
H,pley, St Lou,s; T. b Ktmbsn, St raul; Y. e
Charin, Quincy; n. T. Dunlap, Iowa CITY: IL ).
Pota1d, Stw York; h Prentice, GAesou1g4
sHEKNAE u0cSF.
Among the arrivals II the Sherman uouse yes'
teTday wert the follow ing; Ole Bul and Eoune,
O. Datrymplc, ST. Paul; Governor Fa!rca!ld. Aaas-
Rou; G. II. Parker, Davenport; E Langley, Ion
don: n ". Wheeler, =. T.: ]. Il NokNpsSr
Milwaukee; S b Brown, Cincinnati; !. Y ~. G2s-
man, San Fr2ncisco: J. Dickson, PeaEta; F. EAs-
worth, South Bend; G. g. Eaton, St Fa4: =.
RELY, Tcrrnto; S. King. Hartford; W.. J. atake1t
Colorado; ]. C. Sturgeon, ETC.
BRIGGS HOESK-
Among the arrivals At the Briggs ueuse. Eesttt-
day, were the following: \: L. WOOD, rot.sEe
Williams Rochester. MINI; Hon. Jarnes btadlsJ,
LApor1e: s E. Deede, Ottawa: A. \ bsrnheo,
Philadelphia; J. A. Leland, Rockford, =. ". =,
wnfts. Burlington, D. Lloyd Jones, Maaiso1 =
Thomas Douglas, ST Louis; ]. J. Brown, AIon; Z,
v. Allison, Deeorah; Fred. Benson, Daoaqoe
william Irving, Toronto.
, 1870-04-02

SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.

70 the E!itor o. TAr G1ir1oo T5ibrae:
sIE: A few DAYS since, While riding With gen
r!eman In hts buggy on Elizabeth street, the horse
sank to his belly In the ni1c, aud We we've ossige
u leave the vehicle, and, before reaching the Side
walk, we were In the mud over the tops oil o1r
ts.ot.css. This Is 1 fals specimen Of our cross
streets, running from Madison street north aad
VIC earnestly les..r. for the safety 81 travellers,
that our respected Alde1mcn M9sat ss anu ,Snr. S-
cnrnta1rr. as In former days, "So Bottom Herr.
IL We wcre to wait for 4 petition frnm nvs-etehtos
Of the land oHpels on these stISfIS. ue!o9e Any
Improvement can t.e made, VII nos " m.,, W. W.
fcrpr1sinc s1lcccl&tk. The owncFs 81 tue properly
specially assessed can richly Aneai 70 Pay tne -
ersknenl. ~ the p1pie5fy thus tmifose's as NOT
than auub;t1l In value, on an aFssass' LII eoasse
ppencc OF the Improvement
In the old c!:tcs, likc Boston AMI New Or khcfs
therr Ar few, any, NONRESIDENT oEneIs> toe sol
rolling, with hA!d nIm sops.s aun y y
Mr. +. Il bowen, fur tht lMprtseneat Of th'
streets, would be nnEe rquitatle ihah n sar cosn
parstirely new city Of Ch1caTp Wnefs me suflac
II ne eou Il level and unacfsath with blue clay
which vep&fers The uniraprpved streets Almost IN
rsssshle WHEN the iEcst Is disappearing from th
tuuutl. Son-restdcnts almost tnvat7AhlT orpos
III special Assessments iot inar.osemrnn aaA.
r s:yc landnullcfs tes.l!a. here do The same. The
viii neither iupfOre tactr rtcisfty themselves, nt
willingly ray Assessments To tmn.nvc the st:cet
ia strrtt improvements and Notwithstanding sau
' ~ the pr,,tErty holders hare made sas1.r nirH!
tIun III trst after the Improvements have bet
TcmnlrtC.. ;hfr have generally rten we'll Statistic
Tht ryeJx hel1aln: votc OF the Aldermen, IN The
recent session, In opposition 70 the resolutions
N1,ict1nen WcrIar,l and Mecotte:, has gwen s.,
crai satisfaction, and, ! talnE e1pscssss The vi
CHICAGO. April !, 15sa
, 1870-04-02
PLASTERERS' STRIKE
Attempt OF shc Pln~tcrcrs' -A~~oci-
uyIon to Interfere with Works
men at the Republic
Insurance DAtIltuE.

The bu.tiIne of the Republic Insurance COM
pany, adjoining ths. Young Mems Christian Assoct-
a1Iun Library iiuillEng which has tren prosecuted
with such remarkable T!Eot, was the place selected
hs the P1astefcts' Association, on Tuesday morn-
ing last, for d strike. This building has been
warmed, at great cx,e1se, f1 enable these men 10
work III cold weather, anil the Superintendent was
having the n1en more than was being paid on ms
other large Job In the city
Without any nut.cc Ut tnttrNation that the wages
raii were moi satisfactory, the tnen ea.ac In boil,
ccnsl,iersi the sismanl, and the way it WIS made
unreasonable, and discharged them AL
OIher men wetr hired an'f rHt to worE IN thcE
places, ami npw CONES ihr serious part Of the trs
nrsa The r1ngeallera of the striking party sto vi
| around the cu1nrrs ti,llcnG every one snrktnc
tErJ mt III The building to leave. anil thts1t-
vnns them with Stnciicc Il they dill Iut I:ceds TO
ttrtl wishes. 4 few tiInf1 tnes were tsnce'i TO
.taye. hut ulhtTs etpu Uu thCir rights nI Went u
| work. ...
The association, exasperatt4l NJ this, circulated
alhl!Is at'! poster, warning ~ raste1tts y dr,
.lng published a. sca}ih III nll Tie inptrs "f tht
| Cnite,l States The utw lhcn still coni!hue 4
| work. Notwithstanding this awful uo'tre. 7.
Aiake 1frir threats Of s!ulencc "Msan bus'lrss
the "st1krss' sent half duzen Of thrir MIN Il
tho building AMI knocked dnwll one o! them !or NJ
ut,lrE reason than that he wns going u wurE NheE
| they could nut Warrants lsc ent faf them, ~
tn, Of which Will probably frath them thai thls
fytt. country, aud that the government docs No
rest III n Ttnf, or a 1uos' Of unreasonable Hlrn-
To attempt tu prNrnt Improvements bcin
nl..ilr, unes* raSierrrs' society s"ts 1ts stt
10 1ht rAtrari, ly knocking down lnc' who r!lon:
to work outside Ut their Organization, Is slnilly IN
famons; aud aily lnail who las any rrsi@ct ~
himself hal t,ct:er Eccp Ean'!s on.
The whole power OF the police, il necessary
should tr s,s.-i TO punish such rnn1l:cf. AMI 10 Pr
lee, all ,u.n, white Ut black, Hch OF poor, III the
| Iirlt 10 NUEE.
, 1870-04-02
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


F1SAscn1- ...
rrcney. a5x: cousols for account, e3.s: Ere, si.t
II,ncis Ctut-nl. lis. o. s sos, - elE;E-
5-sc9. old, rs, SOY; T. 8. '-sos, d. se>'; Us
le-tt<. s7:t. ,.,,o,. OIL.
Ar, lean secus1tlesr. s. 'es, slA; Y; 8 -
ko. u. S. 81, ss'.: Z. s 10 tos, stA Ete' AZ
Illinois Central, tl4E. Sucks steady.
FRASkfoE1 Apr{i bonds Dat At s5H-
PARIS, April 1.-Bourse dull at ~ 9oc-
Winter wheat IS sl,s IS loti. Red wheat, Is.
White wheat, " sd Corn, 2Ss Sd.
Pork, HSA La1.1. e6s-
LIVERPOOL, April l-t:ao r. m--Resi wheat, q
1idtass; white wheat, 9s sta3s 81. Corn, -.
$50 OF which are American. -
LvERFool, Apr1 1-EvenlnT.-Cos1on-S Sales
fer the week, 81 GO bales to exr1rterA bales:
TO Spectators, 6,U00 bales: stock 4oaVO0 bales;
Airettcan, -, ,Goa la1es- Kseeirts for the weef,
atUat, s+e 900 bales; American, ,0kl hats Mat
| hit to-day drn; sales Of 100 balea; uplands
10'id; Orfeans, I1htGt1hl
Manchester market higher
Observation-Disclosures white wheat. s. 3ia9s
"a: rvtl Western No. 9, = 11dtass 10d; winter, ~
AlssS isl. Western nouf, 1873 Sd Com. 2aS
OatS, q a.L . ..
r1uy1s4ens-porS, sss 6d- Beef, 1n4s 6L Lay.l
| GGs- Cheese firm al 7es I'll. Bacon quiet At 5da-
Eomnlcn rcstn. II 6di3s 9d.
Petroleum, ls 3D. renued. Is SID
IoSrts. Arnl 1.-Tailow quiet sud stea ~
| SGt:.r dull
TuT1sEi!ne, SA fp- ........ IT, .
R,uEch petroleum heavy at Is stt,Ieats s'.l
Lln$..tl ri .,ul! 81 f5s -
\ Antwerp petroleum declining At sSs.f
HASkE. April LECTION quiet Al 1851 On spot an
1i9Y anuR4.
, 1870-04-02
TEGQEpER'S COURT.

rASE OF CHEAI1NG-
(.4af,rs Armstrong, an ft1ctIy individual. WAS
tired GE4it I'll inlictMetat char, hm win tn-
iLsu,lat, IL was fund guilty, ana tn sln'
t.'Ers "f time wtll arrrar ec!ts tae KStntiet tot
'f;n1tEas ". nrrn' aI't his wife, having I!se,i
1eri .E.,s,stry. luu1sl themselves hudest IN 1sc,
nf II: q lasi On which was a. houss nae - ,, hn,
tc t..r sun nj s.,.seh,. The otd man, meat" h!c,
ha.t lrccmc somewhat inarn1, and he rEopo*stl to
81 als, ns ss xsue px q ,hs 1T r1tson i 'A 'ae
arms Ut lard In ssnk C,'antE, Wis, for thc ctr
un.s,f cultivation, w.Eth s5nn, FREE from all In
.rtns.;ass1s : and supposed abstract was pro-
.:s:,r.s IN rrr'f II II" representation Deeds ~,
rary and gave The title VI ht4 eo,l. It then ng-
i. urct1 tla: The Wisrnntn tan had Int half Ihc al!
kE.d value. and that = mor1.aer III sl,al3 hal
tiTn laid up0u Il Tar 0r Two lstarp thr barter,
20 that u was not unncuIn1IcrcA- A civil Rc:losl
was commenced In the sa'nr matter Gn TErsaay.
ANOTHER CONSTABLE At FACLT.
John T1u,ous mud Ju1ln *>hotnatcs, tho latter A
Constable, weTc tried tnr rtet, fennd guilty. an,
sentenced. Tinlony Eues to Tie County jail fol
tbe evidence. it would seem that Timoiy, lavi1s
ssur1l an e9ecation nenst tenant, called In th'
. .eIrIecs uf Constable Scho+.uiaSsE'. Thry wst1
#. % .9eT t,,s'Ir oScn tho dccr of nom occupied i
,,ut sarah Duitr!F, against rhn:a The 1uHsmsn
~ng NOT. Having thus broken n, tnsy sr.ac,' =,
they aassul,t4l her in thelr efforts 10 remove y
sns rrp!eried the machine. rrisone'
caused her nrrrf! fur resisting q
otis,r in thc rcrfs-asncc Of hts ant;
tne rsocur. their in. 'rucnt- u was ttsie4 a.
te Law Ay ihr Court that The hrvaEinR OF tas ~
III Fict a ras., was an an1awfnl act. whe!eto
Mn. 1u,rhs had a right ~ require the tntFndeTa
ira.e. II they did MT leave she was lHsllhesi
using any ntressary alnn1lut nf f"rs>e 70 et tne1
- II thes resisted her sf1erts 70 eteet tnem ~
tnrcat- "i r:frnct, rsrn though they lani no ha'
on hrr, thry were kaI!ts of the offence charged
GClLTI. -.
john Da1ry ,lratlr,, guilty, under an inlic:me
ShAfEtai: liiM viii The larcGiy nj conf, vest tal
amt rrvri' ll;.!k+rrhlrfs fr.rn ono Bernard Pad
lufl. Me NAs YyfEsn.lrn FIR s..Y1encc.