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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
T,u Grt TrsrMos1AI. CoNcrKr.-

The GEE TESTIMONIAL CoNcERT.-I
As will be seen by reference to new adj
vertisement in another column, to-day,
the long anticipated and much talked
of testimonial concert to be given by
the Virginia Choral Society to Pro
lessor George J.. Gee, takes place a
week from next Thursday evening, at
Piper's Opera House. This concert
is given as n complimentary, substan-
tial acknowledgement of the services OF
the Professor as musical director OF
the Society, which arduous and res
ponsible position he has filled for
months past without fee or reward.
The programme for this grand concert
testimonial will embrace Q fine variety
ofthe most popular and pleasing oper-
attic and vocal gems and the musical
societies of San Francisco and Sacra-
mento will assist, making It the fullest
and best concert yet given In this
section.
The WAY THE CoNsrocK "GIvEs
Our."-Bousetield & Co., assayers at
Virginia, received $500 pounds Of
crude bullion for melting and assaying,
day before yesterday, and by 0 o'clock
next morning 1t was converted Into 40
bars, worth in the aggregate nearly or
quite 800, 600. This certainly was Il
pretty heavy days work-nearly a ton
and three-quarters, and goes to show
that the old COmstock Is yet to be de-
pended upon in the bullion producing
line. Fsu5t
ADJUSTMENTS FOR EMPIRE AND DAY.
TON. - Farron s Wilson's Variety
Troupe, consisting of Tommy Farron,
Billy COPYRIGHT, Geo. Wilson, Flora
Bell, Lucy Hall and Lulu Howard,
will appear at Empire City Oh Satur-
day evening next, and ut Dayton on
Monday evening, Being all popular,
we'll known artists of talent and abili-
ty they will give first.class entertain
ments, such as will please everybody.
WARM.-The thermometer In Gold
Hill yesterday noon stood ut Is de-
grees in the shade. At one O'Clock r.
N. to-day it stood at IS degrees. Not
quite so warm yet as 1t was a month
ago, for ON the 9th and 10th Of May
the thermometer indicated 50 degrees
In the shade. The secondary syinp-
toms of winter have paid us a visit
since then.
CENSUS MARSHAL FOR ORMsBY CoUN-
TY.-United States Marshal Lammon
has appointed Captain Charles A.
Witherell, of Carson City, Census Mar
shall for 0rmsby County. He enters
upon the discharge of his duties to-
day. We know Captain Witherell i'll
timately and indorse him as an excel
lent man for the position.
VIRGINIA FIRE DEPARrMENT.-See
notice In our advertising columns to-
day to the effect that any gentleman
wishing to 60 to the Carson celebration
tomorrow with Eagle Engine Co. NO.
3, on application at the hall Of the
company will be furnished with uni
form, but they must do 20 before vel
o'clock tomorrow morning.
HALE & NoRcRoss DIvIDEND.-The
dividend of g 80 per share, declared
by the Hale Il Norcross Mining Com
pany, will be payable day after to-
morrow.
ARRIvED.-Frank Mayo, the talent
ed and popular actor, arrived this
morning and will appear ut Piper's
House tomorrow evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08

In this aye when merit Is obscured by s~elf'asser-
ton, aud glarIng advertisements take the place OF
solid talent Il Is a pleasure to meet with true worth
To those in need OF medical aid we would cheerfnlly
recommend the DR.. J. q. Young Institute. 6lS Sac
ranento street, San Francisco. During It's twenty
years OF operation It has held the highest plaee, OF
integrity, and has been recognized Us q sure refuge
of The SICK. where all receive sklllful and honorable
treatment. See advertisement on the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
EettiuR Married,

Essays for young men. ON the delights OF Home
and the propriety or improperly Of getting married.
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled for
atrImoni uuhappiness. Sent free, In sealed EN-
veiopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box
p, Philadelphia. Pa mS3lsin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08

Tone So0tho the stomach Digestion
4, the primary junction OF the living machine. II
that process Is imperfect, every organ falters and
Gail. in It's appointed work. The stomach OF the
Jyspeptic Is weak and irritable. II requires to be
strengthened, refreshed and soothed. TARRASr's
EyryRyrscySr SELrzER APERIESr tones the gastric
membrane, and Gains the uneasiness which super
Induces nausea. The liver Of the dyspeptic Is Inert.
The Settler Aperlent rouses AND regulateslt. Ine
bowels arc constlpated or fretful In their action
This excellent saline laxative relieves and controls
In short, II Il a true and allsufhcient Elixir for inul-
cesiion In ali It's varied phases, and for al. the de-
Engagements which proceed from a disorlered siom-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
.wRSz BEjuRlHUHa

H.R. 1WBPANH1eNt
General Agent for the Pacific Coast
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
S6,536,7f7 so

At stake, pledged for the faithful performance
of their contracts with the insured, deem 1t
neither legitimate, honest or honorable to gam.
Bile away these essential elements in the make
up Off 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPAuTURE-.

BIZ WILLS. FARGO q co.'s LIKE.
Rosa Reed, Sarah Reed, Miss Blessington
Rob 8 Smith, Mr. Clark. dorsey,
9 W Hodge, Mrs Bralie, Jennie Guttilla,
Mr. Hoole, Richd Anger, Miss Leftovich,
] B Marshall. Thos Holland, A Cults,
BENZ Shannon, DNathan, Jno McPherson,
B Marks, Jno Brown, Mrs E Lewis.
TT Dillon, Wood. &C Daley,
j W Mackey, Margaret Hines.
BY 4 MINORS LINE.
Oscar Cromwell Mr. Allen, Jos McMahan,
Jno u Elder, Jno Smith, Master Rodder,
Mr. Rodder, II Blackwell.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-01

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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-01

Fdend- aud patrous, orc anlan.
Your atle"t'on to my biz" | woIG cal;
lim's aro dull an money tight,
Bat in these tines I'm looking for ligh.;
To those WHO orc brildiug rigs without number,
would inio'm--'!.'s Is tie place 10 bny Lumber;
Ny motto is ihi-: ORC; Sales srd Small Profit"
For business is healthy anl l thinl; much of it;
IN q"oliiy my Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep MOL;
Soma may not lo.k &, it in the Ii2ht do,
AID for tLo;e have a quality 3o.9;
still have anotlu quality Gale, y, 3;
Ih''o good seasoned Lumber, Dressed up nice,
Which vi, s,ll at "A low cash p.ic.;
Such a' 'l'"riaa, Ceiling and Siding, ooh Rough
ami Pressed
Laih, raitcns and Surfaced lumber, all of tho
be-.
also have ri: Lumbcr Of all kinds,
1T price, to compare with oil AID lard times;
All kind Of Timber kert constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars Of u very good brand;
My fc.lites for s,l ing arc surely without number
AWAY, Keep good 'e'nis to deliver good Lumber; !;
So if you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Soft or
Hard.
Oh VIII find inst what you w,n. at l. N S's Luu,
Ler Ydid
fcbt9rf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-01

FTTCB or
'H'i. UH CENTRE lA1v pTCanp
fEifoLErM CENTRE Mrch
The marie; Is Gnll and Ga,. rrolu-c g
rs!Hso 10 cell as Iontaa they en- hold lleir
81, While The luyrrs continue t. ear tie
marcel No sales to report here. 1909 BIS
sold On The IowrrIo1d at $l.20.
t~tPoit" OF All u,o Sales 0f rCtr0letfri
ih New \ Gc.Ii Eca:crday.
Cihoe TUX rather eisier legrrs. small
sll's to r"ll"crs l5yi embracing 4Oj bhls.
we quote 49, Gl5$I, crude shipping order
2cFg@21. Eehued very limited inquiry.
mostly stnalrlots to al a vessel, We ouote
al 2Sia with 1906 Ibis sold private terms
ard small lots at 20, Philadelphia prices
lover, sales 1900 Lhls relued standard
white Feb. 27@27il and 5000 Ibis FROM
April 10 Augus, 90
-' ere *
FATiA1 i'Es,M Hi .t}.fAE'ga--ssf n. q
Ess:Ga .'as.
western Gnion F-sne Market Report.
si'cc.ai Dispatches to the Daily Record.
New York. March l.
CFn]r l5'I@I53{.
R't!neI, 4al ,tQ 80.
Jun.--.
\ r&Ugc.
spot. -
Iarict-y y ILL.,.
fhi!atieIphia, March l.
Crude is.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-01
DRUGS! DRUG S

II Tue Drugs at Chrs'is',.
RUE llri.s at C.ri,t e's.
lnts Duls ut Christi-is
Pu'e Drugs at Christe's
PlIe Drugs at Chr,siie'. ga
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christie,s
ir'criptiohs Compounded al, Christie
Ircsctip ions Compounded NJ G rist,'s
u ,nieeclliti9'ls Com raunicd ut tlri.li.,.
Melcines ut Chris'ie's iiisie y
Medic'nss Al CulisIies
Medlcincs at Ciri>tie's
Meii,ines Christe's
Aedidnes at Chris,iei-
pr'scup;iOns Compounded NJ Cbr;s,ie,s
Inscriptions Compounded at Christie's
'rrscripio Compounded n, Chr;s.,e,s
descriptions Compounded AZ Chris IL :
Toilet irtices escipions 3, Compounded at Christie
r'et ryiet Articles at Ch!i.tie's
r, Tsna 4ttcies at Ch-i,te's "
roiet Articles at CLris.ie's
Ioie' Attic Is ut Chti.tjc,s
Prescriptions Compounded n. Cbr;s,;os
ss PRESCRIPTIONS Compound d at Christi,.,.
~ o. p.e9er'ptiol Compounded at CHRISTIE.
~ c.,ptio4s Comp undei at G. ristie,s
rnrs I;o,or. INSCRIPTIONS Compounded AZ Christie,s
pare Liqu rs at Chri.ties A. ~
lure Liquors at Chiis,.,,s
p nH i.qnor- at Chr1siiea
fare Liquor. at Ihrisiir's
rrescilp,ions rresrpn Compounded st Chri-tio's
prns. u - Compounded at Chfistis's
ipt,ous Compounded At Cliri.yie,s
irescriptions ron,pounded ,t t,hr;s.;..,
Pure Wines y, hp..o.s rhrs Compounded at Christi.'s
pe tare Mines At Christies
pplre W ne. al Christie.
iurs W ines at Christio,,
Fure Wines at mis- lie,s
l's, lrr"ss!i ,aions Compounded at Christie,
p,,pions Comp mnied al Cnri.tie's
Fl Pm iip.io's Cpmpuuudcd at Chri. tic,
"a d. Suripuon. I omp0undcd AZ Chrj.,ie,s
Oils at Cl,rlstie. p''ons Compounds at CLrs,i.'s
nls at Christie.
Vis at Chrlse's
Sns ms ~ Chrisis's
ohs ct Cnrisie's
p,es.ritp,,iions Compounded Mt Christie.
presc,ip,ion Compounded at Chrsii's
Pr ~ p',phs Compromised at Chrstie's
p;p ;p i'hS COMPOUNDED at Christie,.
rnants at Ohrisiir's O'"Poun1ed at Chtijtie's |
ps;'s pi,'s at Christies
puin.S AZ Chisiie's t
PITS p'.s NJ lisiirs fff
rants at Chri ties
Pr l!p scr!p,iGns IONS Compounded at Christie,
Presrrppt;oms ptioms Compoudd d at Ciristic's
Pa ;PIioh' Compound d Mt Chri. i5
Inscriptions Compounicd ~, C.i ON" ies
paon, cliytiuns Cav pounded at Ca,is,io.
pstnnt =, ulclhes ~ G. r's,tc'I
Pltnrt me c'ncS at Ci,ri,t, "a
P,Iett s,ed, Ted, 'nes nj Chii,tie's
@'eiciocs AT Chr;stirs
No ~ Washington Street
10 IL Washington Street
W 30 ~ Washington Sirnr |
D.. W 10 Washington StreetIl
rre,,rolenm Re-, Cenir, p, 40. IL WASH ingt On strcc
pe, nm cen're,P,
par pagt IN G ut pa
pa ,,'I uI unr. .lenirreep,
''c'Hl celtr Pa
D. III. CEHrsEs EsVrE.
stoc, or b'gi'n IL order to close ON, L,y To-
Is lhev n,ns, s shors &c., offers then, ,t cos,
w sp'u Ia the next 60 days h
Bee S IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-01

s thew ,"alss shoes &C., Offers rhcm .t '".s ns
"os' 10 sold IN the NEXT 60 ~ daos oos'
Bee s IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-01

I1o market Is dnll and Ga,. Frolu-c
t5!Hs' 10 cell os Iontaa they cln hold lleir
"', Nh.Ie The. luyrrs continue T. ear tie
mar"et No sales to report here 1909 bis
sold on The lowcrload at $l.2O.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-01-26

A louisiana planter progressed finely in
tanning young panther until the animal
got large enough TO lunch of his owner, one
night. when hungry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-01-26

AND DEALERS in ALL KINDS OF
METALS And PAPER STOCK.
Highest price paid for Collon and
Linen Rags.
Nos, % Bollingbrook Street and rs Old Street,
PETERSBURG. VA.
GJ Rcfsrio Thomas Branch & Sons, Bankers.
April FL. l4-ly
MARK YOUR FREIGHT
WA PETERSBURG"
The m e W Baltimore
AND
CAEsOElNAG RANDTRUNK
FREEGHTLINE!
Comprising the following Great Freight
Routes:
The Powbatan Steamboat CompaEy's
Freight Line Of Steamers,
The Petersburg aud Weldon,
Raleigh and Castor,
North Carolina.
Western North Carolina,
Wilmlngtoa aud Weldon,
Atlantic and North Carolina,
Wilmington and Manchester.
Charlotte aud South Carolina Railways.
aud their connections.
ALMOST EXPRESS IN TINE
RATES VERY LOW.
SNHlS new trunk line forms Great Freight
Route between Baltimore and Weldon,
Warrenton, Raleigh,
flillsboro.' Lexington,
Salisbury. Morganton,
Charlotte, Lln,olnlon,
6oldsboro', Newborn,
Beaufort. Wilmington,
Chestersille. Winnsboro,
Columbia, Greenyille,
SumterYille, Manchester,
Cheraw,
And all Intermediate Points on aud near these
great Railways and their connections.
The PuwLatan Steamers connect ii Peters.
burg with Petersburg Railway for an points ia lie
Carolinas.
Cars are run alongside Of Steamers Wharf
aL goods transferred with careful handlng. liars
are run Through without breaking Bulk between
Petersburg and Raleigh, Charlotte, 6oldsbore,
Wilmington, a., &c.
This Inland Line POSSESSES many advantage.
aver Sea Route. The Wharf 81 Powhalan
Steamers being situated in the very Centre Of the
Great shipping District of Baltimore, rcuslers IL
convenient 10 shippers, snd draysge is very small;
Great attention paid 10 Coiisignmenls Il TO-.
ton, Corn, Wheat, Rosin, DC, &c All Pro.
duce Forwarded al The l.awea possible Rates.
70 To insure transportation over this lnland
Fast Line, mark all goods, whether Norths ard az
souihward hound, Via Petersburg"
az Freight landed in Baltimore dsy following
delivery to the Steamers.
Through receipts are giren and FIR
ed Rate per l00Bs. Gdaran-
teed Both Ways.
II Rates in every ease as low II moi hwer
thsa any other Route, 10 and from Ballimote. Phi.
iadelphis and New York
y. B-Whh regard 10 The last named points
Freight l. forwarded 10 and from Peler.buru by
Philadelphia and New York Steamers.
Far Rates and all further Information, apply 10
any Agent on The Line, or al The
Office Ol The Powhalan Steamboat Co.
No. 90 Light 81. War;, Bait.
X. D. PEGRAM,
Superintendent Petersburg Railroad.
A. b. ANDREWS,
Supt. Raleigh and Gasiun Railroad.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
Superintendent North Carolina 4. ii.
{. BoUKNlGIIr,
Suph chsrlotie & South Carolina X. n.
J. BRANDT. u.
President Powhaian Steamboat Co.
). l.. FREMONT.
Sups Wilmington aud Weldon II. n,
ID. v. JORDAN,
Act. MIST Tiahs. Atlantic a N. G. n. II
wM. M'RAR,
Sap't Wilmington & Manchester Il. n.
! IngIau Trfuxpp II, 49,. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-01-26

RURAL HAPPINESS.

Mine be cot beside the hill.
a bec-hige's hum shall sootlie my ear;
Aswillowy brook, that turns mill,
With nnhy a fall, shall linger near.
Around my iyied porch shall spring
Each fragrant flower that drinks the dew;
And Lucy III her.Mheel shall slug
hi flsset Gown and apron blne.--S. RoGERs
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

aha zeal aslata oftHo ems
10 ihe amount Of M.aau collars
has been attached 60 abids b SO.
result az the suit
WAsHueIoH. Sept A-Clalanl
lorthe Wesk, ending % The Ilth
A5o000
The eensus shows that the pop
ulailoB Of the District Of Columbia.
l. Isl $50 and Washington City
l09,3
NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.-The Even
ing Post states that Secretary Fish
has instructed WashbuFne that be
can 10 nothing whatever in the
name o fthis Government 70 relieve
the suffering German residents ex-
PEELED from Paris.
Great disappointment prevails il
official circles at Berlin In eonse-
Quence Of this decision Of the
American Government.
The Farragut obsequies will be
held October Let. Gen. Alexander
&. Webb has been invited to act AZ
Chief Marshal.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The telegraph
In some Of the London journals
assert that the Pruseians having
been repulsed In their last assault
on TOul, have abandoned the seige
aud are marching to join the army
around Paris.
A dispatch from Bombay reports
that the German corvette, Madusa,
aud the French corvette, Duplex,
have made arrangements for . ma
val duel, 70 come of in Japaneae
waters at On early day.
1t IL announced on dubious aus
thority that Emperor Napoleon In.
tends to Issue Q manifesto and th {
the French Senate is to meet a.
Limoges.
TOURs, Sept. 22-The Prussiau
cavalry entered Nantes and Sur
zine and made q requisitiOn they
subsequently rejOined their corps
which was advancing In that direc-
ton.
Fighting near Paris continues
with varying results.
No important engagement has
yet taken place.
The report that the Prusslans
had Occupid Orleans 10 not con-
flrmed.
The manufacture Of arms by pri.
vate parties, 40 well 90 In national
armOFies, has been vastly increased.
Letters from Metz picked up Of
F~enetrague, re-iterate assurances
that the place 10 we'll provisi0ned
and the morale Of the garrison ex.
cellent
Count De LaguernOniere. while
returning from COnstantinople, wa,
srrested at Marseilles, but was im.
mediately released by order Of the
government.
II 10 rumOred that Lyons win b
made the temporary capital o.
France.
The provisional government has
determined TO repress the excesseI
OF the "lReds."
An Elsimore consisting Of onI
armed battery, q French squadron
and four steam c~orvetts, passed herr
to-day. Other french vessels 0
war are signalled at Sprager.
! FLORENCE, Sept. 22.-Plebicitun
=. is to be taken In Italy 20 decide
whether Rome shall be the capita
Of the Kingdom.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

FOR THE NEXT CROP
A re ,uyIted n send in their or em esfsy
Ath 1 they ~ BE- q led. be HhuftA4
PIE 4 IL now made with B.. 0And " loel
screws nas no puileys. no ropes. no r.
will BE- delivered NJ Depot noareaf nuI-
chaser. or 0n boat 1t V~iekEbuFg.
aIFhsFs prnmpt'v hlled lor sti t1e popui.t
,sln. rr.Aia FnEinPs, Reai e., even.
Corn hlll., uilor Mills. Hes 1lllss Horse
POWufs, Feed CutteIe, I huFnt hnt rtAat
aesoFlpti0ns Of A~grieultnr ! impleneut4 an4
Machinery Pi~es h. MACY GASES lower
than New Orleans OF Memphis.
Vhe BFD0ks fraaa pnk Fn
over sixteen uthsts ~ the last New OrleAA4
q. n. BusTAMAkTE
Mississippi Machinery Agency
Jack on, HIM
LAmKgN 4 EGGERaTON, AHasss
i5N-sAW2T ~V'beksaEg, Als+
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-COttOn
easier ; sales LOO bales; middlings
IT. ; low middlings, l6A@
I6X ; good ordinary, l5@15x ; re.
celpts, 1858; no exports. sugar,
prime, IL. Molasses, plantation,
common, 20. Coffee, prime, ~
l7K I; fair, 16N @l61S. New York
sight u premium. Gold, 1873.
Louisville, Sept. 2S.-Bagging
firm, At 1880. Flour. firm, ex
family, 50 ~. Corn firm, 90. Pork
quiet, S26 90. Bacon, dull shout.
derS, l41z ; clear side, Is; Hams,
M@25. Lard, tierce, 10. Whisky,
S7@SS.
81. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-FlOur
quiet, superfine, 81 COCA 25. Corn
quiet, mixed, 80; Oats, 40@A
Whisky, quieI, 90. Pork dropping.
Bacon dull; shoulders, IA; cleAI
sizes, g Lard, dull, l6A.
Hams, "a.
CINCINNATI, 0ept. AA.-rlOul
quiet, family, S. 76@S6 on. Corn,
moderate demand 69@70, Mess pork
neglected. Shoulders, 1416 ; cleaI
sides IN ; rib sides, 1917 bacon
dull. Whisky quiet, S7@S9. Lard
firm, l4A@l5.
NEW YuRK, Sept. % -COttOH
dull and easier; sales 1850 bales
UplaDds, 1871.
Mldnight-GOld steady during
the entire day, closing dropping Al
13% @13A.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %. - Cotton
dull ; Uplands, 9kd; Orleans, 9Kd
sales 10000 bales ; export and spec
ulatiOD 1900 bales.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
FOR SAVE.

COLT N MD LINTEn
b. 3. Curvel To-
bFldseWat6T, Massachusetts. with AZ ne
latest Improvements, In use Tor ohe Me1&
only and a. g0ti ns new. Parties Wis1tHH
20 puFChAse will consult their ntsis5s ~
addtess'BR ELIOta bAhktH.
ri9 = iais. North lad So, IT. LoalA
sepso-d3 -WAW
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
]
FASHION,

UnequAlled for oml1fk Beon0mN. Neaias1
and neutrality-suspicious. I an oaeHinr 4iHM
q any other House IN the eauntfs-H hole
s%sSsadasa JOIN 4. pn8En
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
COOKING eToVE


And uniaa ahnt naziuFns tAs WORK
ssaes wH1na-man4 3 na1f HsutHseH
IlnF blamof foF abad dinnef W1eH sNF
Is "a f4nli.
Therefore. The utmost cnF4shOuIa frt4
ID peleoiipgs st9ge. % Ret only -
= made.
Ihase just recsiyed g i4FE4 assefH
he mBae reliable an1 aaNaisF AANM
sT0V8- made, Ampne which sthe
, 1870-08-08

er.As.I :. So .|NV.ttt 545fS%5 U&<Y1}a S&tS39
s9,ols tast wcef, 94,9e3 week before fasf and
SSS't tof tue corresponding week last wear Since
!auu4fy the Arrivals have been s4l.0p9 sraIns,
..9 lot mo Same period last JeAF-s dex.rexse
OF .tA The market opened active and arm shis
week, aud these hare been The predominant les
su1es throughout -~''-
tn. supply has been moderate md cou,poaeA of
good class OF hoEs Sod the pens hare been kcps
EEht, uneven, eoAr*c and mixed lots; - 81 a. q
tor medium. and a. 3:a81n % for good 70 stficuy
choice. Western shippers should make Il i polni
10 khp ID their hc1vF hogs As esfiy In the week As
Pfaetleahi~s as Boston and Phia4lefphla buJers
arc tHu1llf through with their week'6 purchases
~ Ihofkdat. and consequently, On tnc closing
14ss nf the week heavy hogs are almost ct1sala-
llt- The market citae.i quiet and stea.lY 4: the
quotations given a!.oye. -
sHEEf-Receiyel to-day, 5es: received this
week. Ast.- Slipped to-'lay, sfy: shipped this
week, t.a'1- The receipts dustrg the month Of
I1y were 1s,+oH, agAinst L. SIS for tns saIne PC
ttou last year. The gcn~czl features of the naf-
sct fof the week iusr cnaesl weEc much the same
Is hcset1 IN our last weekly review The demand
.or snod to choice Esnt.on sheep coutnn<s sseaiy
..'t s:.uug. and- with material Increase In the
ru' at'veir eteaty ii t<ntxa,n. 4 few Trry sat
StS brought sh1'se higher prices, but $aD IS ait
that can Safely liz counted on for the best. The
supply or common and metiIum qualities Is largely
tn excess Of the legitimate wants OF the I, slIe
trd- u nssura1 result prices remain low and
unfcHuncrAitre. ranging 1t s.e3 1a5a, with, per.
harA. the hulk Of tht Ra1e4 n 81 sha12a Gcsi nj
fsl1hs are IN demand, aud sell well hraf1ng e 10
te5-0 Per head. Taere L. some inquiry tos stock
ate oothered TO Close out II SL0o3I.s5 per head,
A6pUt Ill are AOttl
, 1870-08-08

=, caSAL r:sN, LEX. CHICAGO, Ans. 81 r. M
StkAaEp-Metrorolis, Lockpors, Light: E Bnrn
hsm, DO 10: Montresl, ottawa. 90 tons coai; !;
VSsan ea spray, i. as,erv 4 lum.ee: G4,rpda,. d.
lso ioea cos!: Aiyanre. Lemont, light: Eclipse,
&,,a: Dc do: : 1 f., 10 do; Planet. DO do: c. u.
~".sH1ea, ~ 10 do; J. v. AeG!nnlss, do .io: R. II.
AtAlnesn. DO do: II. Walker, do do; prop Wasn.
Summit, DO: Colonel Martin, nis Rua, DO; nlie
AKk!yf1-Atiantie,M Morris, aloo hu corn, 80 hu
oas: Monarch, I0ekpert, s,st' bu curu, 81 brts
noar; II. I. Goolrli. Ottawa, 40 bu corn. .sW
Waos " cat: Icd1sts:, Lasae, 500 bu corn; eld
Mound, leo tons san.l; Augusta, BE kun, IS Wis
Stone constitution, Lenons, ss y.!s st'ne: George
Lemon';, 93 y!!s stone: Rescue, Lemont. 50 y,is
SSere II & l. &rsas!ee. Lemont, = v,is stane; Mary
detbolt, SaK, 20 ids stone; Propeller Whs!e, Ut.
com. ~ ~ '
cASAL LocK, Chicago, Aug. s-sp. m.-c1H,s-
Ep-co'onci Manning, Lenlout, light: Reserve.
Ie1 tem; n, Msh,; T. 1 PTas!es. lsmolI isht; dto.
Gen. McfheToa, Lrnaontr light; OAK Leaf. Lock-
Coff, light: 7. Ryhn'n, Marsc!llrs. = tens coal
Wave. Morris. 1J,9.0 It lumber, 9a h.is ,ur.
ARRivEp-Eontest, AosIs, a,'No btu cyFn-