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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
Sic @eiRsGfMe.

Ser @ertb Der MeiBelhe fir 9tuB9ol3
lit 10 tpDbl6efannt, Dap es TAFT uDertlltl1t!g
i6eint, in bieier 8e3iebung nod ollt lte
Dtr15uweilen. &aum giebt es etn Uarntz
9erGtb, bonn &e1eniiel bis sur Gclte@
0oer WtGbmai6iue, bel tpel6em nt6t oaS
3G6e MeiBei6enbnl3 etnem 36etl biloet.
Srotoem lit Die Gultur DieIes t%pertbDOlz
len Saumes frii1er ul1b nod ie5t iebr
perna9ldiiigt, islblt III @egenOen; mo-
gutes 9tuBbolS fir ben 8%enannten 13ipcd
geIu0t lit uT6 itetS geluht iet1 iptr0.
9aLb tpiro bic 3ett ba iein, no Die 31
Ianomtrt6I9aItll1en 3weden nOtbi9en
@erGtbi6aften audi auf ben peiten ipeltz
li6eu Bratrten 1el6er fabrt3trt iperDen
ullo man it9 bort mad 0utem JtuBhol3
Dasu umlie6t. Gs sebOrt besbalb feline
groBe @inbiloungStraft DaSu, UNI gu be-
Q~rciten, baB balD audi fert BON oel ge7
0cnipdrttgen 8e3ugsquellen Elm portbetlz
batter Wortt Dafilr entlteDen miro. Ste
&ultur iol6en Jtub0ol5es 9let6t oent
@elOe, auf tpeld)eS man Die anlpadlenben
i3tnien Din3ui6lagen lGBt, uno SenlanD,
Der ~alfau9s nur cine gang tletle Sltlllllte
Durir anleet, miro ftp gar balo ais Se>
itber zines 9roben NIB iteti8 lt6 mebrens
ben Capitals fiblen.
Die WeiBe10e lit elm 8aum, Bet leiGt
aus Saamen gu aieben lit, ben man TT
beliebisen Otengen unb GuBerft tpoDlfetl
er6altcn faun. Die iunsen Salnlilt9e
fino lct9t 3u perpflan5en oDne @efabr, itc
gu perlteren, unO bteielben 9coetDen in
TAFT iebem guten, rciden 8ooen. Inf an9s
ideinen fretli1 Die SdmIil1ge etipaS lang
lam porlpGrts st fom1nen tn Ger8let6
nit 8aumponbaum uno 8eioe, ood,
iuenn iic cinnul gut angstpa6iem iiro, lit
i6r 9lufwa6ien elm iGneucs unb tit ieoer
Be5iebuns befriebieenoes. SobalO pie
8Gumfen etn paar 3on i'm 0ur6meler
boben, fam bas 6nl3 oeriel6en aud i9on
benrbt tperben nnb itetgt bon nun all init
benz Nlter on Wertb.
Sarnsr, Die 9utes Nubbols Steben poI7
len, lei IS nun Al eigcnem @ebraube 0oer
gum 0erfouf, iouten Die Hultur bieies
ID6ft ~pert6pollen 8aumes nt9t nerldus
1llelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
$3.50 Gsmtn1e tut 9slnufe ton $500, 900.

@an3e Yeole $1U, baIbe s., Ttettt @2.50.
90 llniere Hotterie lit POM Staats sedortert; bic
2isbansen finOen tets sur feittgsiAi en- Sell unO inter ttr
Mufitht seibporener @ommtiIdre itatt.
y EY Vie ~OifiSieue 3iebuns wirb in ben ct. eauis
8Idttern per6Ientlidt, unO Gaen S~aDobert BON gooier
pirb etne Gopie sugeianbt. >
sag~ @sir perantalten cine 3iebun9 mic Sic obige am
Iebten Sage zines ie6en 0torot5 i'm Sabre 1873.
az @elOIeabuuser ouf nnier NiitO, nti:tclit Goits
SfficesSeto>Orbr r%estitrtrter Srtefe, !3ie9unsen ooer
grprcB.
W SenSet rpesen zines Gircutars. Man aOreIiire:
Oturrap, Miaer Il Co.,
SO. SIS 8aIuut Ctr. (goh Office Dor 24sh
Gfeb1cStupO 81. &outs. Oto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
1n3ei9en.
MmTorOeGtt1t0!

Naxidnne seb. &morr, ncrebeI. GtoGcrt
aus 2,6teuFels in 8u9errs. ober beren seiegIthr grbcu
finb biermit auiseforoert, bebufS 9tesultrunq ei,tcs glo6z
IoIes beim Public administrator ooer ouf benz Gorius
late oes Oertf6an TeidS ;u Can Sra,ct5co lid 6u melocn.
Gbicago, Ssn 6. SetO5er 1873.
Ser &aiiert:9 Deuti6e GoniuL,
S. GlaunemirS,
12oft3Icn u9mtfpS $50. 125 6iitb 4uente.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18

ben, feline Tabrif nit ben auf Soften Der
Mctionaire altsgefiibrten Nelbauten 5lt>
rilfnebmen 5u tonnen.
Ser Biener Sc. s. Yreiie entnebz
men mir: Wtebrere Yoriier 8ldtter itgs
naliliren nit etnbeutgem @ntbuiiasmus
cine II auRer 9 e ~ b y nj 6 e
9 dngert II, Die nit oem lonor1ten
Witteln fiir ibren 8eruf mod oas @e>
i6enf Der frii6elten SSugenb perbiuoet.
9ieie SGngertn lit Die fInf3e6nidbrige
6 nfeIin Der ibrer;eit beriibntten
raz Nltiittn Insrt ulO cine : o 6z
ter beS Biantiten 3bdlberg; ite
brtt9t allo i6on Dlr6 ibre !0erfuntt Ell
lten tuirflamen 0eleitbrief fit ibre fiinits
lert16e 2aufbaDu nit, Der Bier nod Our6
oaS groBte Salent erD06te Strait 9eiuinnt.
rSrob ibrer Sugenb", 1bretbt Der Ntuiitz
&rlttter zines fran5oltl6cn SlatteS ,
ptrGgt 530ipe Gbal6erg nit ite9baftcr
Gapferfeit Die Gait zines 6Dppelten Gubz
mes, oeiien Grbtn fe 1T. 9tac~efinltlcz
rim in oer belten 8ebelttunq GeS WorteS,
Dercini9t lie in 1eltener 0armpnte iel1e
Gigenl6aftert, bic rlur cine pon oer Wtes
&C alt gepfIegte muftfalti6e @r5tebu19
entiuidelt. Wern man Die Sttrnne Die5
les WfGodens Dernimlnt, bic 10Dn 10 Dou,
frdftig ulto fiber lit uno ilber ale S6wie7
rigfeiten nit %3iuan8lofer 2ethti9feit bttz
ipegfommt, erfen1lt mani berettS mad Del1
erlten SDuer, OaB man es bier mir cttpas
Nnberem unO Bellerem ais NIT et1enI
Sreibbausinunoer gu tbltn bat" Trdus
letn Ebalberg lang gum %erltenrtale III
Saloh zines retden Entertainers, 9errn
Seer, ltltD errong it'd int Stlrmlaufe cs
men fol6en @rfOIg, baB lie 6ereits Die
gelllhtelte SGngertn fiir Bic Bintercons
certe in Baris lit. Ibalber9 binterlieB
befanntli6 etr bebeutenbes 8ernt0gen.
Dellen @rbin ietle Jran, etne &o6ter
Q%ablo6,e's mar. Haruln bic etn3ige
To9ter bes 8ta1iiten Gbalberg 9e5tpuns
gen lit, it1 Dur6 ibr Ialent cine unabz
bGngi9fett 81 0affen, barber ipdre cln
Eonlat GIT 1bletben. Slteretatt tltr
Die Wiener 0ilrfte nod ietll, oaB 1t9 otele
16nen beriibu1t getporoene SGn9ertn bot
tdurn 3tpci Sabren nit tDren l3teDeltern
in Mien alt6telt nnO. bier III fletnereu
Tomtlienfretien our6 @eialgsuortta8e
@rftaunen erre9te.
- Ra6 ei1er GorreIpnubens Set ruff
1den ct. .. 3. bot iib iuieOer et1 ullz
gIidlt6er 3ufaa eretgnet, Der Die NuFz
re9llltg bet griediId) sDrtboooren SeD0lfez
rung ge8en Die Suoen gu meDren i'm
Sla10e lit. WGbrenO bes ruiIti6en @Ots
tesbienites lit elmer &ir6s 5n Obeii a
tporf Elm Waun plObli6 etnen Stein 9e7
gen ein 9etltsenbtGO - tDoonr6 0alielbe,
ipel6es auf 2eiruato 8en1alt mar. bur0z
g%erilien tpurbe - ipran9 barauf ollf cen
Nltar gu unb Bate ei1en &el6, no9 ipelz
dent ct langte, crgriffen, tpenn i'm MIDI
Ginige aus benz Publtfuln ltnb Dem Sdnz
ger6or 5uridaertlien Ddtten. ST iDuroe
n~rretirt unb eS eripieS ft6, baB er 9ez
brder mar. @abrl6einltd tDar Der Snoe
nabniinnis. ST. tit etipa 80 Sabre ait
unb 8u06tnoer ieinem 6arOwerf mad.
9as 8olf lit aufgeregt un0 ait oelnlelbell
Sage fanbeu berett3 bret aSulammenltOBe
nit ben Suoen itatT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
Estate of .JOhn SunderEage,

Houce is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of John san derlapc.
to present the same for adjudication and
settlement at a regular term Of the County Court Of
Cook County to be holden at the Court House. in
the City OF Chicago. on the third Monday of
1ecsnioer, A. D.. 1879, being the nfthceulh day
thereof. 49,
S~chAumburg, October 9th. A.. D. 1878.
cATKAINA 0UNDERLAGE.
1<'ton' Executrix
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
Felsenthal & Sons,
t56-t6O 9. 9esplaime5 St.

Dos dttsite, srucrIiiisits Nib tin3i9e bentI6e Sans in
GG.n alten prr Bopier, ginoiabe,,, Sa6en II. + ip, 10
rie Sdnbler in 2unpen unb MetaGen, empiieblt it4
aaen @ef6dftsDduIern nn6 perit8ert reele unb proupte
@ebienuus. Gas 3petsseIGdft 227 @eit 2af: StraBe lit
in obieem 6ouie nit pereiniet. %Sott5p0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
1ermif0teS.

- Die @e9rInbeten bltden teBt
init @enu9tbuun9 uno oft nidt oDne
Sobn 1lnb g 1a6enren6e auf. tDre
@run6erb crab. Nir oerite1en, i6reibt
Die 80. 8. 3tg.", u1ter ben @%s8riinOez
ten o~ieieni9en friiberen 8eltber BON So
brif : @tabliiiementS, bic tbren SettB
9riinbeEa CUR 6eriteuun9 bon Nctte1z
@eieul66ften iiberlaiien boben. Wfetlt
boben btelc 6erren tbre 8eitbultgen nett
iiber BEN Bertb be3abIt befommen, III
oielen TGuen elerbines tbeilpeile in DC
item. Der Qctieu baben iie fi6 ieood
bel re6ter 3eit au guten Gourlen entdI7
Bert uno 16pn bic 8dar5aDlunge1 oedten
Dduft9 iiberret6 ben tpirfltden Wertb
Der %nertauften Sabrifen. Sic iilo nun
retbe Seute, p1breno bic NcttonGre 10
gut tpte QueS Oerloren baben unO Die
@ru1oer au6 ni6t eben 0uf Go1cn gez
bettet itn0, od fe ia 3ablurgSberpft6s
tungen baben, fir Die es geoennGrtig an
@elb unb Grebit feblt. Q8ir mouen bel
Dteler @ele9enDeit bent 2cler bic Wabr>
nebmung anDertrauen, baB uidt Nues,
tpas 9ldn5t, Cob lit. Btr fennen ma1ts
Diem Grinder, benz bas Sabr 1872 WftL7
lionen 9cbraht bat, unO BET es oenno6
leBt pot6legen muroe, menn er letn 9onto
10 abl6lieBen fonnte, tpie @nbe 1871.
Die vberotenten" WtQionen 1tn6 gum
guten Sbeil auf Dem Yapier Doer in Baz
ptcren 1teden geblieben, Die ni6t aleil1
III tbrem iptrfli6en @ertb bis nabe auf
ben ytuQpunft geIunfen; ibre Greirun9
uno i9r 8eitb iinb, mas mod 16limmer
lit, NIT Serpfli6tlrn9eu perfnipft, beren
grfluung SIT ben i6tpiert9iteu ~Qlufgaben
9e6Drt, Die aus Der 9eloz uno @rrbitz
triitS reiultiren. Der v@egrlnoete"
Dtn8e9en, tperil CT anDerS oas erboltene
Saufgclo nidt tpieber in Bapieren per-
ipeculirt ober in unrea[iitrbaren @runb=
ititdcn feIt9eIest bat, iiebt fi9 bon Ger
friiberen S@uloenlait befreit, fublt fi6
ais rei6en Wann uub bat obcnein bic
@usii6t, in t%ueni9en Sabren, iobalo Die
Sppotbefeu, bic ais She'll 6es Saul
preiies auf benz nerfauften Gtabli1ement
fir ibn e%iusetrssen tuurbsn, fGais tpers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
d r. C. big 10 W
EnnTSetttieMcr 9SrsE.

GoteROe1ttteucc 9ttfI
e77 nm ora Slbz&Iarf StraBe. ebicass. gs is
iebem 2eIer robGbetannt, taS Doctor 6. Siseloo Der ow
i~dnsiten ctabIirte Ar3t in Chicago tit, Der bic Ssbonelnns
Son dronii9en unS Gci8:eafszGrsntbeiten 5l ieineE
epaialitdt semaat bat. @ifeniaaft nno @%rfebrnus
baben ben Sector 9iselop sum tebettenbfen SpsaiaE
arst sema9t; seebrt Don Or NreHe, sei6Gst BON bca
b6@itein msbtsinii6sn antsritaten 6sS S:ssnwart. bes
wanOt, Mtttel sliannsa ;n brinssn, bic i9er aqe ros
gelal.6t.n b.iIen. 0rsanii6e @6pd@e, in
SOI9e roeI9er @erutOitat, 9ons aur, g / II iamtett.
ausenfIimmern Scbd&tnibi8wdas nns
{ mpOten %eintr.tet, pirs san3Lt9 sebeilt rersen.
Is 1T auseni4etnti@. bas elm 4rat, bsr elmer beien6cr:S
Qrt BON Eronfbeitsn ieine u~nsebetlte Iufmcrtianttcit aus
psno.t, in Der osbanotnng. S.rieLbsn cine sTSters de-
wonsheit erlarsen niuB, os Elm NrSt, Der oue portOts
u,enoen &rantbeiten b%ebanoelt. Sranten woaen ietne
mebictnii6e . tb9ubLnnsspet1e tnr gsdn'
n.r uuS Sroucn IeIest. Sos 8n6 wirb IN peridloiftnera
saptrt ir:i an irsero cine aorsiis s.iaaOt. Die ~elesantes
ten @SunlIi6teiten in Der Stuot nit eperaten Gas
ions fir 9erren uno Dan1eu. W9n perfebrt baielbit
rur nit benz Sottor. Sci @orreiponben3 piro bas
ENC te G~ebetutniS bensbrt. DR.. G. IGELOW
-: Il IN zha Siis Ctr. 80 ~0' 2'urer Office.
HurOen Don 8 n6r gDrmtttass bis 8 1lhr Nbenss. =
GsRntesS psR 3 BIS 4 uSr Nosultttags.
1as1St 10 nu5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
Estate of yOseph Wolff,
Deceased

Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Joseph
y, off, deceased, to present the same for adiudi-
cation and settlement at a regular term of the
County Court OF Cook County, TO be holden at the
Court House, i'll the City Of Chicago, Oh the Third
Monday of December A. d. 1913, being the 18th
day thereof.
BARBARA WOLFF. Administrators.
Cnlcago' octoDer lJtn A. ID. 1873. 2Sott6p0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18

90 n,( ,,sn,, pb.r %seIOblen: $40 gcGobnuna Gemiez
SSlIuHtCh ni9en, netdcr en y. 6eine in yeprer.
SCOT Co., OCCURRENCES Vfero 5urHdbrinst. utter 81
Sabre. bruuner @aaa@, 5 GuB bod, weiBer Gtreiien al
Der oeite, 4 I3ou lang. 12nou1tuwO
3u nerfattfem:
Ser babe Gnt6eit elmer int beiten Ganae befinblider
0rouerei, relbe i'm Sabre 1872 smeilaaisnO Sab Sier
pertouite unb al rpc(9er S Ncres yano 9e1Dren, bete9en
in Macon, Ntiiouri, ait Der @ereini9uns Der Sannibat
rnb ct. soiepb nnb 81. Souis, &anIos Gttp unb 9iOr'
ibcrn 81. N. 8os Stdotdeu entbdtt 5 700 @jnmobner
unb liest 70 0ielen pom Guintp. 9tdGere5 bel
9crher C GteinbreG)er
an 4eldte uno Rel
Wet. gHsaiEiuS
pom bet 6irna 9un, gioeu & @attins,
11nop3Itlp5 Gbica9o.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULYc 1s7s-rRPLE SHEET.

Of for the s 81 at Il ia per
1Ss. i s1$ At q i. s'isss ss
ZOO Ssls Of hour at 3. ys'o ks1aSn, Sy
steam 1000 bushels q grain igd boxes
sSss S SeHss snsrS
sS o rGm German M n bark. to arrive hence CONT
& S q refined S
bark geisD from rSiladelpha to navrs 1000 bbls of
SoIAsssS~X moderate joboing business the only
@
fa ~ caye scoR eanas
SO s nssi Ss ds % M % New rSr5G o1ssss Sc
aee anS prW %
toying @ st clo.ns @ sm e s @ .Ss s s s
Ea %asS e o S aa to
CUE CO sb Of Do at s. Tar and pitch We're neglected.
ans Sass t os Iensd weak
Su but sDs ar@y aIy @ hes at with BIDS q e
&c.
as oil s e
and nominal Refined austed at Is5se or spot Or July
rs lard ess BIS and ,isIcss ksg For mess
ri S tSiy ssS ssS Ss 81 s ;is IS
actions OF Importance were reported and prices were
nominaily the same. BecfThe market remained quiet
prices steady In lobbing lois about 35 packages
plain pIain mess mess bSs s2 si %r bbs sao s2a
dor dor tsress prf%s u hams quiet prices
within the of S25 S3l for Southern and Western
Cut meats-rhe market was quiet or NEST descriptions
but prices rm Tor al kinds we heard OF sales OF
N OF do "a lbs average at l34c i0OD city picked
hams at ls,sc 900 smoked do at l5!se; l0o green
hams 10 and II lbs average, at lSc; loo 90 Is lbs
1000 lbs Of smoked do at sc loc 4OO IBIS Of loose
bellies II lbs average, at Sac; lo0Oo lbs OF do II lbs
LAED-The market for Western steady, under fair
OF new sac l. $50 terces r August, at 9kc Sep
ember quoted at 66c. 9sc City lard was quiet and
steady but closed weah Sales $50 terces at SIC; and
RicEWThere was a lair trade demand to-day both for
domestic and foreign. Prices were unchanged The
sales were about 40 tierces Carolina at 7c Sc and
SUGAR.-For raw the market was very quiet but little
disposition being evinced do business We have only to
sale 200 hhds of strictly good refining Cuba ut &c
Refined also quiet but prices remained as previously
quoted. We quote ote:-CubaRefning inferior to common
SIC TIC fair to good iar TIC: TIC good to prime
Sc s1kc.; grocery fair to good Sac prime TO
9c. ;moasses hhds. and boxes, 61ac melado &C.
a &c. Havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. to 7c q
7%c.; do, 10 to y &c. as1Sc; do ~ lt src 9ac
0aIc. a Osic Porto Rico-Retnng common to prime 7c.
SlSe grocery, fair to choice sac: 9Ac BrazilDuch
standard, Nos to r. 64c. &c. Java-Dutch standard,
Nos 10 to u, s'ac SAC Mana-anperior, and extra
srnARiSn-The market continued quiet but frm. Sales
at9l4c o
tWursKry y-Recepts $40 bbls The market was steady
and the demand iair Sales 800 bbs at CSC.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 30 1873.
Exports coastwise, i,Ol6. Sales l5o Stock, l9z45.
New ORLEANS June 80, 1873.
Cotton steadier; middlings 1895 Net RECEIPTS 4o7
sass sAufday slSis ' evening" Stock $685. ''' S"'sS
Cotton nominal; nothing doing; mddlngs, lsa4c. Net
receipts 29i bales. stock, 4,l56
ss HSsiS Saes ni Exports Great Britain The Con-
Cotton uet mangs eG low M Miadngs
coastwise, 1892 Sales, l0o Stock, S,Il9
WI1mIxerox, N G.. June sc. 1873;
for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steadyat S.
Flour dull ana unchanged wheat duh lower; No
white Wabas % 81 NJ e %hsr s McSs, No white sn
81 sess Seller ii july yo 81 ~ first hall Of July 81
81 Us sass ha 'RSs
spot st sss Aus9s9 lac white, 47se grade,
sHasfs Gs.
s. Ss, S Sos
1900 bushels wheat $1,000 bushels corn.
s. Flour S pns ana 8 ssfs Of Sn
V %Sts ons ar 81 No.
cars corn SS
$ ssd % e 81 So
ssw @ sasen and KS g
York Railroad freights-Flour to Philadelphia 6Oc to
By sSftS SsSepss ss
OF lumber shipments by canal-59O bushels wheat
6S9, 900 feet OF lumber.
Grain in store-wheat, 1902 bushels; corn, siS os2
Is lis do Lake and rail imports for the last forty eight
aa 1s o.t sS wSea a SSaey bashs
@ aa s:ss:
siSs% sS:s snSss Es.';sp SSsns rss Kit $
Wheat dull: no sales reported; quoted-Duluth No.
waukee No spring 81 80; Chicago No2 Spring, 81 ss;
white Canada, 81 IS q 7o; white Michigan 81 20
81 Corn dull sales $40 bushels No inlots at 42,.c.,
steady; sales 00oO bushels Chicago No at sSc. Rye
lower; sales l50 bushels No; Western, at 73c. Barley
quiet; Canada s5c 9sc Nc. 2 Western. 9oc, q 9sc.
Western 81 10 81 IS; prime Canada, 81 ga 81 2 Rye
malt held at CSC. Other articles are unchanged.
CHICAGO June 80 1873
wheat fair demand and lower closing weak at
Jny s. %, seller August No. Do sold a Sso's No
do 0 rejected &C. all grades closing with sellers
s2itc s2sc for No mixed regular S4ac for fresh
spot; a2hc seller July Sc seller August; rejected, Soc
25s4c Rye firm and in fair demand; prices a shade
higher; sales Of No at s1ch a Gle Barley dull and
cash. $l4 90 seller July; $l4 So seller August. Lard
quiet and shade easier at s. 06 81 TO- Bulk meats
steady shoulders held at Ssc 6'e short rib mddles,
Bacon steadv nominally TIC. for shouders SAC 9c.
for sides sugarcured hams sold At lSc l.c Whiskey
STEADY at sei sS 81 SH our % to
10000 do. corn, $1,000 do. oats and 1000 do rye Ship
ments--l00OO bbls flour, 9sOl0 bushels wheat $4,000
DO. corn, lesO do OATS llooo do rye and 1000 do.
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
oAREssINa THE GENTLE SAVAGE.

New Indian Peace MOvement-Man
Tributes OF Respect for .sPoor Captain
Jack"-An Indian Aid Society.
The great han of the Cooper Union was occupied
last evening by about score Of citizens, who,
seeing the doors open, drifted in from the
thoroughfares adjacent and were amused for
almost an hour by speeches from Father
John Beeson and Elijah X. Swackhammer.
The chairman was chosen from among the
populace, and hailed from Iowa. Mr.. John Beeson,
who has passed several years among the Indians,
smoke at some length upon the captivating virtues
OF the savages in general and the Modocs in par
Candy az ..poor Captain jack" This speaker was
followed by Elijah r. Swackhammer, who an
bounced that he advocated the formation Of
dne grand republic on this Continent. He
dwelt at some length upon this fact, to the almost
entire exclusion OF all other topics. Strange as 1t
rtay appear, the audience were not disappointed,
because they probably did not know, for the most
Mart. what thev were there for at all. Other speak
lrs addressed the meeting, but, for their sakes,
their names are omitted
blowing verbatim copy Is appended OF the plat
brm on which Is to be organized
| THE INDIAN AID SOCIETY.
kcioni and elevation Of the indians there has been
lively but little Improvement in the amicable relation
Resolved, That a committee of five directors be ap-
kointed by this meeting with authority to appoint sut
Uble to visit different Indian tribes and to invite
me Of their best representatives to attend national
Convention Of Indians and their friends at such time and
place as the committee shall designate.
Resolved That the special object OF the Convention
bha be to learn the Indians sandpo oint the chief
obstacles in their way Of and TO organize an
bSsOciaton TO aid the Indians IN their removal
Resolved That committee shall also be authorized
no employ lecturers to form branch associations and to
distribute documents TO promote n general
nd truthful sentiment m relation to the needs OF the In
tfans and of the responsibility of the American govern
bent and people for their care and protection and
collect funds TO deray the necessary expenses Of tn
ltganixation
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoN, June 3l-l2 30 p NJ
Consols for the account new, R1s Ten-iorty bonds,
S9y Erie Railway shares, 49,
LONDON, June 30-5 p. M.-United .Siates ten-forty
bonds, ss4; new fves, 90 -~,.
FRANkFosi DouasE aANKfoRr, June 30 United States
fve-tysnty bonds 9614 for the issue OF 1862
PARIS BouRsE.-pARis, June 39-P M.-Rentes 55f SIC.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.-LvERPooL, June 30-5 r.
M-Sales OF cotton shipped Savannah Charleston
deliverable August and september at sAd and from the
same ports deliverable August, at SID The market
cotton TO arrive Is dull Sales of cotton shipped ffom
Savannah deliverable July and August at
3 led shipped from New Orleans during May at I'd.
The market generally Is quiet and steady; middng
uplands SID middng Orleans, 9d Sales 1900 bales;
srec culation and export, 1000 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFfs sMARKEr.-LIvERPooI. June 30
5P M.-Corn, 27s per quarter. The market is quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-IIvEKPooL, June so
MCheese, 65 per cwt for the best grades Aneri
fine.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LtvKRPooI, June 30
Evening Common rosin Is 3D. S. per cwt spirits
turpenune, 32s per cwt
The New York herald., 1873-07-01
WATERING PLACE NOTES.


metropolitan citizens are largely in the maioritv
1T Saratoga Springs.
They BEGIN to complain already NJ C.ro w.,
tliS.pnoyances inflicted by Jersey birds. common,-
called osquitoes.
The tldef the supporters of the doctrines NJ
John Wesley is"tklng from all sections toward
Round Lake, Renssea.county N. Y. The largest
Methodist camp meeting ". be held there this
Summer that ever was known id country. 10
will continue throughOu1the season.
The Delaware and HUDSON Canal Comnanx v,,
run through train during the Summer from Ph,I.
adelphia to Saratoga Springs.
Banvard Castle. In the beautiful little harbor n,
Cold Spring, Long Island has been turned into q
charming Summer boarding house by Nine. Petit.
Jean.
A band Of Gypsies are encamped in the woods
near Geyser Spring, Saratoga.
Pilgrims to the White Mountains have com.
menced their march.
General Roberts, United states Army: Captain r.
D. Ellsworth United States Army, and Commodore
s. H. Baker, United States navy, are at Saratoga
Forty steamboats, and r;ilroad trains no into
Newport every twenty-four ours. =
Reddy the Blacksmith is g,ing to Valley Forge
Va, for the Summer
Persons visiting the Catskis or the White Moun,
tains should have q plentifN supply OF Winter
clothing.
Visitors are assembling &C he different virgnia
springt The White Sulphur and the Hot Springs
present quite an animated appearance. The pat
rons are mostly SOutherners. At the White Sui
phur. in 1866 there were resent at one time
Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister; George Pea
body Mr.. CorcOran, the Washington banker; Gen.
eral Lee, Lord Lyons, Gener6l Beauregard, Henry
A. Wise and the rebel GeneraB Magrudcr, C0nnor
Gary, Lilly and Lawton.
New England has two Plym,uths, both OF which,
are popular Summer resorts The one IN New
Hampshire Is the gateway to tie White Mountains.
The other, in Massachusetts,, noted as the land.
ing place of the first foreigners that ever came ia
this country to claim permanent residence
Ocean blue is the fashionable color this season az
all the seaside resorts.
case of cholera was never known on Mount
Washington in New Hampshire.
Charlotte Cushman drives out daily in Q neat
clarence at Newport
G. B. Corkhi, OF the Washington C1rontcye. is al
Cape May.
Commodore Purviance and wife are occupying
their cottage at Cape'May.
Charles OCOn0r viii go to Saratoga Immediately
after the conclusion of the walworth trial.
The Atlantic shore OF Long Island, from Rock.
away Beach to Montauk Point swarms with Sum-
mer visitors.
Newspaper Bohemians are preparing to mako
their annual raids upon the watering place hotels.
They must be dealt with peremptorily, as they can
stand vast amount OF snubbing.
Four men, in four days, caught 900 trout,
weighing 500 pounds, in the Magalloway stream,
In New Hampshire This sounds Q little fshy, but
the Concord Patriot says 1t is true.