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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23


H.zARD VS.. CoLE.-The length oil
the decision of the Supreme Court
in the above entitled case prevents
our giving it in full. The opinion
was delivered by Lewis. ]. and con-
Cured in by Noggle. C.J. We give
a summary of the points decided as
we find them collated in the States
man:
SATURDAY, July 10.
Tn the case of o. S. Hazard VS..
Thos. Cole, Jr., ct ais. Ordered
that the remittitur heretofore issued
on the amended judgment OF May
I8. 1869, be recalled, and that re-
mittitur issue in accordance with the
Judgment entered of record May 10,
1869, and the Judgment of May 10
be vacated and set aside, and that
papers in said case brought to this
court to be used on the hearing OF
a motion for a new trial be trans
mitted to the court below.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23

The Tidal Ware Of deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And lifts US unawares
Out of all meaner cares.
LonafeIlosp.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23

THE recent Democratic State Con-
yention at Sacramento adopted a
resolution not only embodying the
substance of the 18th Amendment,
but explaining it as understood by
Republicans all over the land. They
declare themselves in favor Of pro-
tecting the rights of all classes OF
people, without regard to color, etc.,
and also of allowing all citizens to
vote. Don't they come along a days
march behind the car of progress
and occupy the old camps OF the
Republicans?
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23
DENTISTRY.

DENTI5In 8.
- DIR. r. CRETE HAS hE-
cllY9fl sumed his old profession, and is
prepared to perform all operations IN Den-
tai Surgery, mechanical Den-
ttstry, etc., at reduced rates. ,,,,
0FFIcE-One door north OF Honer y MIL
a3tf F. CRETE.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boots etc
according to quality.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23

Persons calling for the above letters wui
please say Advertised" and give tne as'e-
Jos. BURY, 2. d.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23

An Illinois farmer is growing
roses on appletrees.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23
f.sxsm HAYS H. n EASTMAN.
IDAHO HOTEL.
- Jordan ST., silver City, 1. II.
EIiU rha prnrrioiors Of this Gnmmndinns

E The Proprieiors of this Commodious
Hotel have recently repaired and thoroughly
renovated the same, and they will endeayor
to make il FIRST-CLASs EOTEL
in every particular.
Its Conveniently located, being near the
Express Office and the Banking Houses, ana
the Once of the Railroad Line OF
stages is located in this Hotel
Stages for the Railroad, and all points
OF the Territory, arriving and departing daily;
The Puress Water for all uses, and
as-Comlortable Bath Rooms are connected
with the Hotel.
Believing that we have Superior Accom-
modations, we have no hesitancy in asking
liberal share OF the public patronage.
Silver City, !. T. HAYS EASTMAN,
April %, 1869. 29tfl Propretors-
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-23
FOR SALE.

yUyHE RESIDENCE OF DR. TiBBlfS,
Medical Point Avenue, is gor rent or
sale cheap.
Apply TO T. J. Butler, WAVE office. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Nov. S, 1869.

,,
At the Exchange SalesrOom, tomorrow noon,
Messrs johnson Miller have a sale OF 80 building lots
IN the block bounded by East NewYOrk and Uticaayes
and Furnald-st ana also at the time and place
the balance of the Ben Wood property at Great Neck
hessrs. f. H. Ludlow Co. Will sell the building and
Dot No. l5s Duane-st
Mr.. Andrew WILSON, jr,, extends an invitation to al
persons DESTROYS Of going over the Grand View Park
property before the sale 20 take tho Staten Island boat
from the Battery tomorrow. o'clock and car
will be In waiting al Nanderbts Landing TO con
Yey them 20 and fJom the grounds free.
Judge CarduZO Is to appoint Commissioners OF Estimate
aud Assessment for the Broadway widening and Elev-
cutaye extension on the 10Th inst. Tie property hold
the line OF Broad way alive To their Interests
iu the premises and have their candidate Mr.. John b.
Hinyer u the field Mcssrs Josiah JeX. ID. Willis Jones,
d. s. II ggiuS +. A. Witthaus r. H. Cudlpp, and many
others equally prominent and deeply interested support
IN, aud hope sufficiently TO influence the powers taJ
be" 90 secuge his appointment The EcventlaYe BOnle
vHrd Is 20 be extended, VIA Fort George H to lhWOOu
Station.
Mr. John McCayc has sold eight more lots on Central
ave, South Of Hcneel's Hotel. FOR CO..
Mr. VIM ". RayuOT, No. a Puest. reports the sHle O
full lot the west side Of Fhaye. Is feet nOrt OF
the northwest corner % FftysXthst Tor S6UO Also
thar Of three lots north side OF FftysiXst, $50 eet
arsclaSs houses This street. between FlIth ana Atn
nvcs Is more than half built up with hTstcass dwell
iugs that OF four lots on the corner OF nNhaN
Drive ana northumberland tWclft-,t. ruiull- Uousu
Ca Avenue ST Nicholas, average Of 100 iect through o
t3l.250.
Cavanah & Fox have sold the northwest corner OF
Ffthave and Ffty-sixthst 255X100 Tor Si2aO Messfs
Randall q Porter OF Harlem lave sold ten ful-szed lots
sreoudaves for 5000 cach ls houses arc to be put on
LueM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
PROPERTY SOLD BY AUCTION.
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

Mr. s. EmhersOu has sold the property OF j. ; Maard,
consisting Of Tot feet IN Winde Park near Tar
rytUwn. 70 j. T. Schudt for 5000 Mr. Simon ochind'
Ter has sold t Mr. William Reynolds lot on Orchardst,
TarrvtOwn l00x14O feet with residence ON the SOUND,
for Sl2O0U lot I5Oxl3O feet, with dwelling, situated
o Broadway and Albany POst-rOad, between Iarrytown
and IrvlngUn. forming part Of the old Dearman prop
erfy has been sold by Mr. EMERSON 10 Mr.. H. T. IHy-
Ior OF New.YOrk for $1,000 Mr.. ". HOsler Of White
Plains purchased 1S6 OF land situated near the
Empire Sewing Machine Works IN the town OF sOmoTs,
and known as the Putuey Farm, for SIS GOO Fttythree
acres land PuTChaseTOad, near the NJ T. church,
town Harrison and known as The Cox Farm has been
said To Mr. David Benedict for Sl05O0 The property OF
Mr. j. s. Van Court on Stephensave., Mount vernon,
has sold Mr.. T. Taylor, OF the firm OF Taylor q
Co., No. l63 BOWery, New-IUrk, for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

Country 8tal Gsiat, for Sale.
DOR SALE-Splendid Orange County FARM,
II all fue land. aud hgb state Of cuYA
everything complete ud p miles east o. Goshen
particulars inquire Of W r. MARllA "a East Thirty eighth A. Ne"
York or address G. g. MARTIN Goshen, n. y.
NOR SALE-The most beautiful SITE on
Eusos acres highly cultivated tnssi views on ibe River
Is ls. from EW.YoTk wthu Of Depot Pnoe $1,000
c. H. GREEN. PeumOut \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring TO purchase such property
will find IL to their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that any
paper. and in addition 70 this advantage The TRIBUNE
viii BE- fond, not only NewYok and ali its cues aud
villages hnt every State aud Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should hs as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 70 the
reader. We would especially owen tie fact that the
subscribers Sor The three editions OF TEE TaBUEE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise iHdgidnals every
business professlou consequently
read by al classes TIIE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
aud country tns adding greatly Of It's col
Hmns advertising medium The charges for adver-
fsng are az follows DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line
Sor each insertso1 NEEKLY 1RTBUSE 81 per ne: BEMI-
&EESLr IIInUSE p oens per line. About words Of
wide columns average line Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
BOSTON

The City Council has had hearing on the subject OF
large park which large number OF Influential citizens
are in favor laying somewhere In the late town OF
Dorchester. Something will undoubtedly be done, m
suite OF the chaotic OF the views far submitted
10 the City Fathers. The executors OF the Nabby-JOy
estate have lately sold the four story brick building at
the foot Of Westinghouse, occupied by Allen Noble
other parties FOR $4,000 to Messrs Allen Noble IL
covers $50 square feet OF land house on Mt NernOns,
belonging the estate, was lately SOLD 70 DI.
Howe for $4,000 Tie fine fOur-story house No Bul
HDcrst has been sold by Dr. H. p Dlenback TO John F.
Ba-sett for $4,000 The elegant four story brick house
Chesterpark and Coumbusave has been SOLD by
Calvin Swallow 10 Or. H. p. Dillenback for S27 OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
Situatiuns &lauttO -Hlalts.


A YOUNG GENTLEMAN of strict moral
N hab urquestonabe integrity quick 6gurss and
renee bookkeeping desires POSITION References
uneIo-p'ionable Address A d b Boz llO Tribune unes
A YOUNG MAN familiar with the English
~ German desires situation i wiling TO
.oTh sactory references given Address GERMAN, hssoh
House abd ~ Pssrl-st, corner Chambers.
A SITUATION by Young colOred man as
~ asteass WAITER private family preferred Apply al 4'j
Broomest FRANCIS BILL
A SMART, INTELLIGENT MAN wishes a
N ,taauen PORTER spsaks Ebgsh French, Spanish and
German FRBD. nELTOFF M Cherryst
A T CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
~ Eevsuht end SIih established y All hmhes
ho boarding kouses b. Immediately supplied silb hutea
HELP Of 81 natoEa Country ordsrs promptly allied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
OTTcE OF A0rISG coxNisslRY % suBs'rEScE.
FoRr COLueBUs HEwioRK HAKsoR, November 3 1879
DApAS Al " In lIIpI L. AlE with N
PROPOSALS tor COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GASLIGHr COMPANY h prepared 70
receive rneenth daJ Of December bit 20 zoe
uuaty ofCoa 10 produced 81 he Hsi anu 70
wells Of the Company iur tern OF ! ' " ~ ' VI
March, 1874 ,...a -, l.. -, -, 4.
The Proposals adesssd the an6gnfa mus pe seAe hd
Tar At es or each tuu coal caToond a. s noi M tee Con-
80, ~ aaHum sshoat lto 900 tuHs aud
he W Of iar per Of zeal sbos y saonS Tas Company
~ ~, - s accept uEer Of the oue bidder
As shs pionastou nay be obtained 90 application 10
any ""o' ' JOSEPH A. SAgBATON.
Engineer Manhattan GaSlght Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

audiun Sails Of gtaI Sstatt
J. JoHE,oS st.. Aneuooeer
DY JOHNSON g. MIL LER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs.
c, Residence Stores and F,@, bos,s, .os
exchanged Loans RffSS N AG'0n Sales f1'' &c
st2 Oelod at the EIeharge saesroOm. Ill Broadway.
IMPORTANT ABSOLUTE SALE
80 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
CITY I 6S BaFo soosS
EAST NBwIoRkGSD UricA,AvBs AND FgRSALDsT
;t ss ginsP1 P % sD E S S Sps
one otbs f1es avenues IN the United state. wa soSn
through PIosp, Ps thereby bringing the properly almost a, the
Of Nealo CITY ID. lots viii for ga'isn purpose. for
desirable for Investment s sp1 The market Mary wealthy
ais from YOrk AID Hartford Coma have made large purchases
Also at same tine and place -
BALANCE OF THE PROPERTY SITUATED AT GREAT NECK,
formerly '''n's SfsR h1s R' Eo Te"' consisting OF
~ Of Sf ss1ys 59pe,y, vii a b. d absolutely '"'S
, 52ESoSS M MEIhER Is S''''''t' " T.
HOME AGAIN
E1cbspge SAlesroom, M BrosdNay,
rr,psn,y " I u SelSfsi % 18Th. 1869
On this occasion iby positively sen without limit reservation
SITUATED oS T 1 CHEAT linz or BE-
1"Ehf sRao5laHpw,r AND FuLToSAvRSUB RAILROADS
The property consists Of the o,,,,n e,p,ToG. AYR
ENTIRE BLOlk bounded BY HOW AhD and oAtNa
NUES, MACON and MCDOSOUGHSTREEls.. ..,..o,, -
ENTIRE BLOCK bounded BY . HOWARD snd SAfAlV"hh'h
NUES DECATUR and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y 49,.
FNTIRR BLOCK bounded by SARATOGA and HOPhlNSOhhIE
EUES BAIEDRIDGEsTREET and the BROOKLYN and JAMAICA
TURNPIKE ROAD -..-.-o. ,,,o,r,,sox ar
ENTIRE BLOCK bounded bv SARATOGA and HoPKlNSoNAFE
EURS. MCDONOUGH and DBCATURSTBEETS
BLOCK excepting fronts Broadwayl bounded W
MACON and LSEY-sTKEETs, aud bhoAD
-
oSB GORE OF GREAT VALUE. 700 FBKT LONG the entre
fopt on HALSEY STREET between HOWARD aud bAhAIOGA
AVENUES . -. 80. .,.,, ~.
ENTIRE FRONT side Of HOWARDANE between Decatur
and Enthusiastically lets.
BETRE FROST side Of HOWARD AVE between Melon
souTHwsST CORNER Of HALsEYsT. aud HowARD-AyR-
Valuable ot ,-.---- ~
This viii lsrr, and most important sale Of The season hs
intend business and announce postFeV tn
lot oae vii be sold ~ the highest bidder
The property great line Of the Twenty t Tate hnh a
NswYOrk CITY Hall than Central iaf
and wben the bridge completed viii be fr accessible haoI
Of the broadway Railroad and al
are bsWes FatOavs Railroad Lots IN hsslok cI no
nearer 70 Wast than bring readily from 80 90 TO S9Wo
Surs Al once map carefully the property and attend TIC
sale Terms Maps aud fol- particular ~ once, OF yOhNsOH
A MILLER Is Naau-st n " and 5I Mebtaguest BrookJD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
Professional 1utit,s.
Siiuatiuns @lant,o- 3malts.

siiuatiuns UIant,b- & tmal,s.
WANTED, by respectable girl, SlTUA-
w TON A. CHAMBERMAID aud WAITRESS would do plain
sewing 1911 Bast Thtysbs bet Prs and secoadAves
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
Oo found At M HILDs GBRMAE INSTITUTE l2I SortolEst
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
and constantly found Mrs LOVES GER
MAN INSTITUTE. Firstst. corner Bowey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
srOOkIpu FroV,rtp % GIT.

ITO IET-FURNISIIED on Brooklyn Heights
within minutes Nah of WIt,t tsry tsoJ kurhh ba's@s
Het Sone DvsBg with all TIE msdsrn mrrorsmrs h'u
Moderate . snail private family Osusf living Ia kufops AppJ
A. b. DAVENPORT, Agent No 10 Moltaguest. BIoOhB, y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

- FOREIGN MARKETS..
PARIS, December 27.-Bourse firm. Rentes '2f
! 73c, and closed at 72f soc.
DOMESTIC MARKETS..
| New YORK, December 27.-Noon.-StocEs dull
Money per cent. Sterling, short S14; long Ga.
Gold weak at oOIs. Sixty-twos 13h; Tennessee
skies, ex-coupons, 511s; new Ask; LOUISIANA
SKIES, old 20; new 65; Levees, skies 67}s; eights
So; Alabama eights o.; flves GO; Georgia SKIES
g.; scvens ST. North Carolina, old 42i4; new 90;
South Carolina 50. Cotton quiet at CSC. Turpen-
tine 4sc. Rosin in fair request at 81 o5a2 10 for
strained. Freights dull.
Evening.-Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
900 bales at 251Ic. Flour, little more doing IN
common grades. Wheat unchanged, with very
moderate demand. Corn dropping: old mixed
Western 81 oeal IL; new Southern yellow 95a9Sc.
Mess pork heavy; new mess s2oa3O; old 500 5oa
30. Lard heavy; kettle 1SAal9c. Whiskey dull
at 0s1scasI. Groceries duh. Turpentine 44a
441sc. Rosin s2as. Freghts 1rmcr; cotton, by
steam, I'd. Money in increased demand at
per cent currency TO gold. Sterling quiet and
steady. Gold tirmer at 2O;S. Bonds steady.
Sixty-twos 13Aa13A Southerns steady.
baltimore, December Election very quiet
at 24Ia25c. Flour dull and weak; Howard street
superfne 81 75a5. Wheat steady; red 81 26al 40.
Corn, dry cargoes firm; white s5asSc; yellow ssa
o3c. Oats dull at 54a56c. Rye $1a1 05. Mess
pork quiet at s3l 5oaS2 So Bacon quiet; shoul-
ders 5,la151sc. Lard lsHalec. Whiskey 81.
CINCINNATI, December 27.-Corn unchanged;
new car 73a74c. Whiskey unsettled at 94a95c.
Mess pork firm at s2s, but held soc lngher. Lard
active at 17c Bacon nominally unchanged.
ST. Louis, December 27.-Corn dull; yellow
SIC; White ssa9oc. whskey e6c. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork $50. Bacon and lard nominal
LOUISVILLE, December 27.-Corn unchanged.
Mess pork $50. Bacon, shoulders 14Iac; clear
sides 1916 Lard, tierces 17alc. Whlskey quiet
at csc.
WILMINGTON, December 27.-Spirs turpeniire
firmer at SOC. Rosn DUH Others nothing doing.
MOBILE, December 27.--Cotton in fair demand
and closed quiet; sales 400 bales; middling 23tc;
receipts 3757 bales; exports s2S bales receipts on
Saturday 5i27 bales.
AUGUST, December 21.--Cotton market quiet,
Int steady; sales sos bales; receipts S25 bales;
middling 2Sa23lsc.
SAvANNAH, December o7.-Receipts 3l99 bales;
sales $50 bales; middling 23'ic: market firm.
NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-Cotton firmer at
2laoi.'.. Sales 5000 bales; receipts since Friday
1S,,77. Exports to Barcelona GOO baies. Gold
2o's. Sterling 3oal. Sight p.~",. quoted III . n's'
count,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Queen Victoria and Her Man Brown

Ceorpe Wilkes, editor of the Spirit OF the
Times. writes m his paner description nf the
formal opening by the Queen of the new Black
friar's Bridge, London. The pageant, with all
its flourish of programme, was burlesque
AFFAIR, suggesting scene from Opera Bouffe.
BE says;
Nothing. certainly, could have been more lu-
dicrous than the appearance of the Lord Mayor
and his suite, while the Queen herself, evident
lv yery much out of humor and quite peevish
fTom several momentary halts, did not look un-
Sika our old friend Madame Tostca IL one Q. Q.
her most unfavorabie moods. had good
look at her Majesty, for she passed within ten
feet of where sat. She was in deep mourn
ing, wore her widows cap, out was roouss'
Beside her sat the Princess Louisa, and in
'front.' the Princess Beatrice and Prince Leo
pold.
But the most distinguished looking person
age In the procession was the Hlgnianoer,
John Brown, an attendant OF the Queen, and
whose striking resemblance to Prince Albert
has 30 commended him to her favor rs TO eX-
cite much scandal.
He sat In the coupe of the royal baroucne on
the side toward me, and had quickly noticed
him as the finest looking man in the whole
procession. He was dressed in full Highland
costume, the chief garment OF which was
rich black velvet tunic, with tartan sash of
exquisite colors falling obliquely over the
breast and back. He wore q bonnet with
cock feather, which sat jauntllY upon the
head. and his arms were folded with an easy
air, as If he felt he had no superior in the sur
rounding audience. He sat directly over the
back Of the Queen, and was the nearest to her
person. had no idea VINO this conspicuous
figure was, and set him down at once as some
Scotch nobeman of great regard but as the
carriage passed, heard lady near me say i; !;
"Yes.n said the lady who was thus addressed,
"Ithink so, too" 1t would have shown much
more respect for public opinion!
The dissatisfaction in the Queens want OF
respect for public opinion, in bringing John
Brown out with her on this occasion, culmi-
mated in her being hissed by the crowd at the
Paddington station.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
Love in q Cottage.

Yes, nv sweet little wife, this is love In cottage
And scanty enough, save in love, Is cur store ;
But wen heed not the croaklngs OF envy or cottage
That "Love nies the lattice Sheh want opens
the door p'
por look in your face, and of Fate I'm defiant;
Brave, brave Is the heart that for loved ones
For the hattie of life I've the nerve Of giant,
And YOU O, your bright eyes are honest and
fair
so little we'll care for such adage as that is;
mi work while you watch till our struggles are
o'er,
And If you with your bright eyes look well to the
lattice,
l, love, with my strong arms will safe keep the
door
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
Passengers.

Per steamship Saragossa, from New iorE-G
Laird. ] III Fordham, Mckenzie, + Butler, IL q
Kilburn, Miss Hoffman. Miss Otter, liam, II
Wotton, Mrs Sedgwick, Jane Omstead, IL Peters,
] Schmidt and IA in steeragc
Per steamer Dictator. from PalatRa via Jack
sonyille, Fernandina and Savannali-Mrs blalil,
d Jordan, F Strickland, II Strickland, MIS- Mani
gault and child, Mr. Howard, c A Hill, u iaparlI;
7 THOMSON, Mr. Surer. r NJ Graham and sister. X
II Eason. Mr. Marks, Mr. DeLeon, l. Goldschmidt,
w Steele, l. j White, Fl G Ford and servant
P Bishop, II A Kannady. F Fisher, Hodges, D
Gallagher, Red0rit, Augh, MISS GEapllIaan'
Miss Parker, Mrs Parker, Miss Glenn, With
era, and 25 on deck. < ,o
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, &c
Major s Atkinson, West Mr. TOMBSTONE )
Lowndes, and on deck. ,,,o
Per steamer St Helena from Eaisto, ROCKVILLE,
&c-BetsY Williams, aud 10 on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
MEMORANDA,

Consignecs per steamship Promethens, from
Philadelphia, expected today & I Getty,
Railroad Agent, n E Railroad Agent, Cameron.
Barkley & co, Werner e. Duckcr, Baker II CO. g
Minor & co, 81 Abrahams, c p Poppenheln, Dr
II Baer G Ii I1indslcdt, Ciacius Wltte, IL Katie
& co, F. Burnham, ID a Anime, Hart CO. NJ ii
Nathan, l. Chaplin & co, d Brahc Il CO. J Adgcr
e. co, w A Skrinc, Walker, Evans IL Cogsweli, w
fShepherd Il CO. StenhQuse IL Gu, Dowle * Noise,
Frost a. Adgcr, W Afmar, 7 Bcamsh 4 co, J
Small Crane, oylston & CO, w Ii Chafee co. j
d Aiken & co. W Bennett, Shackeliord 4 Kelly.
Mrs Smith. w Corwin CO, a lewith. W
Brookhanks, Cornclia Hancock, Charleston SUI
plate Acid Company, Macduu. Cohen, Bates &
co, G w Williams Il co. OaScy, Drake, MIS-
Catharine Steele, w Gurncy, ii Graver co, d
N Martin, Neufvllc & iiannanl. Rev ii II Hunter,
Gaslight Company, !, Ncumeyer, 0 II Middleton
Mrs w Middi ION, J Thomson CO. Cochranc,
] Cosgrove, Byrnc & FUgarty, n Eri'.ou 4 co,
= Walsh, Kinsinan * Howell .,-.cse & Schachtc,
Klinck. Wickcnnc.... co, Ii vollcrs IL GcrGts =
co, Col . yates, W Trim, BOllmann Eros, Cha
pear / Hcffron, Mrs Harriet White, L Bcncdekt,
jcflords & co, N Greer, II Graver co. F0gar-
ties Book House, \ Johnson & co, Taylor x
co, b johnson g. co. G Sicllens * co, II IL Won
Eitzcn, Waterman, Cordes, Col Al Blunt.
The schr Marcus Hunter. which cleared 70. this
mort from New Orleans December rs, has cargo
OF SIS lhds sugar and $50 bbls mo,asSc>.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, December 2j.-CoTroN.-Wanto OF
currency and deficiency of orders, as well as dis
inclination to do anything until after the holi.
DAYS, have rendered the market irregular, AMI 1t
is difllcult TO sell buy ut the following figures,
which are entirely nominal: Ordinary l9a2oc;
good ordinary 2li4a2l &c: low mlddlinS &c; mid
ding 224c; strict mddng 221sc. Sales oil the
week l7O7 bales-l255 reported for Northern spin
ners, 800 on European orders, .lS2 for Eorthern
,."c~..ors a.. ,le sales are included $50 bales
sold last August on basis Of 267%c, low middlngs,
on shlpboard at Savannah and just dellvereu.l
Weeks receipts 1888 bales against 4434 the pre-,
yous one, and 1897 the corresponding week 0i
last season. Shipments 2440 bales-22l3 by ): W.
r. R., IA for home consumption, 2l3 to New YORK
via Opelika and Norfolk.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1S69... 10
Received past week. 3,9sj
Received previously a, leo-4o, l49
Total 4G,274
Shipped past week: :........ts''. o'11o ~ =, "A,
Shipped previously ........''''- -0l,fO'
Stock on hand December "a, 1863. H'So'