davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALABAMA STATE INDoRsED Bonds, BEARING EIGHT
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, ISSUED BY TRUNK
LIYE-THE SELMA. MARION, AND MEMPHIS X. IL,
AND SELMA AND GULF Il. r., AT % AND ACCRUED IN
TERFsT IN CURRENCY.
This line of railway forms the shortest route from
Memphis to the sea, and will command on compile
ton the vast cotton traffic of Alabama and MlSSis-
sppi which States il tTaverseS In addition 10 TINS,
large part of the freight by way of the Mississippi
River VIII seek at Memphis the more rapid transport
tation to the sea afforded by these lines
One hundred miles of this route are completed and
show large earnings from way traffic alone. Inc
completion of the enterprise is already assured by
the large sales of bonds and liberal subscriptions Of
town aud county aid.
Considered as railway mortgage alone these
bonds are equal to any now in the market But in
addition to the lien on the railway property, the
bonds are secured by the obligation of the State Of
Alabama Endorsed upon them. which has been de-
clared by the leading lawyers of New York to he as
binding on the State as the currency bonds which
row sell on the Stock Exchange above par.
For sale, at % and accrued interest, by
HENRY CLEwS 4 Co.
Financial Agents of State Of Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
Financial Agents of State Of Alabama

tVs INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LoAN.-The Bonds are Sc
cured by mortgage over2O5 miles of completed rail
way, from indianapolis, I'd, west to Pekin, H.,
which has large equipment and is doing large
and rapidly increasing business. The Road connects
with most Of the leading lines to the Atlantic and
Pacific, making central trunk route from ocean to
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other route
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining we offer at 923
and interest, in currency. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, If Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

The Assistant Treasurer to-day began to disburse,
without rebate the remaining principal of the 1871 bonds
amounting in the aggregate to about 100000 gold To-
morrow the Assistant Treasurer will commence the dis
buseen Of the January gold interest the Secretary OF
the Treasury having ordered it, payment without rebate
The total amount Of this interest s S2s 100000 which, in
connection with the principal OF the 1871 bonds makes
the total gold disbursements by the Treasury t32ocoo
very large portion of this will be paid
Foreign exchange Is dull and steady lat thelfooHing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
The following were the bids for city bank share


The Union Pacific securities were the chief feature ut
the Stock Exchange dealings today, and at one time
there wac q semipanlc in them. The First Mortgage
bonds declined to 7, Incomes 49, Land Grants 53 and
Stock There pressure to sell on Boston orders
which precipitated the downward movement. There
were also rmors the street that the January interest
would not be paid but it is officially announced that
will be promptly met in this city, at the office Of Morton
Bliss & co. Central Pacific bonds declined from 9i to
49, but aiterward advanced to 0 to 92i and closed firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

Seed without change ~ price and selling 70 s 'Tni N
the movement whole rather qnoe a. lbd.l o So-
neetcut Fes 25a55o for do SECONDS and e FOR HraP-
per New York Filters c do assorted ois 10 ' .nd DO
Warmers 5e Ohio AMI Pennsylvania Filters srd Bte 00le
do assorted lots led25 DO Wrappers. Posse hanurursd
without new features quote Ia bond follows bstk Wort
69l9c medium ami adiS, good TO tre BshtWot
25Qc common medium and 81 55c for good 10 tue fo'a
grades without activity and pnces about ieoe qpo's
Havana for Common and 8c 81 OJ for Far 10 inne'
lara al 81 d9Oc Gut anu I'll 10 for III Cut ..
TALLOW-The demand fair, and the marie. tm sales sooV 10
a StdSc.
WHISKY las been bat prices GHtr sales 200 Ibb
Iron bound at Soc. and - bbl.. DO at S5!e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

IRElGHTs are easier the engagement. today 10 Liverpool
5000 bib Flour o. o. ard 1900 bush Whea. sal
bulk and 10 London 1880 bhs. Flour private
FEATHERS qu,t Prime 6.d63gc. and MiIed 81 010c
GRAIN-Wheat better under Europe tie auiry
being mainly for export Winter in better demand tie improvement
the inquiry being part secusye the market better snd
fairly active the demand being chiefly erp0r the
bush No Chicago Spring held 81 1891 a. the INSIDE pnoe
~ A. ~ q FOR No hl9sukee; No held 81 "a
AL ~ for Amber Western aaos and "A in store; - 5esl -
for White Michigan Barley quiet; sales 900 bush se T
coed State and 81 05 for good Canadian Barley Malt dol tut
Gales small lots CITY 81 IS 81 co. time Oats better and hy
the demand being ctiea the trade sales 5000 tusb
Ohio at Soc track and 6d62!c sso Black tos attic toat;
Western 58GJlc. and Sic afOat; state al 0lc sf0a
Rye quiet but frner Sale. GU bush state 81 o. Com
fairly chiefly the East though
local trade; IS 900 buh Damp and Unsounf = snoat
MIXED 6d7sc.i White 77.e. Wetan Yeno.
7gd7io Southern White Southern yellow Jssey
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
Colemnn HenedIct's cloeing quOtations W

The Golmarket strong not being affected by the
anticipation Of the January gold obligations Of the Gov
eminent. The price opened at l0s. hut afterward adj
vauced IOI, and finally settled back to ll0i The
rates paid for carrying to per cent The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows
Gold cleared, sl9274o0; gold balances, Sl061ls, and
currency balances S,G2,lO9. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

In State bonds downward movement recorded
In south CaroInas new, January aud July, snes being
reported as low G5 against ~ Saturday last The
remainder OF the list was comparatively steady, Ten
nea-ees, old and new, selling at GSa6jl. Toward the
close more steaineas observed In the south Caro-
iIas, and the price advanced The following the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specle
from the port of NewYork for the week ending Dec 70
1870, was N,46s,sl5.
The Philadelphia stock Market was firm to-day Penn
sylvania state &c. third ISSUE sold at 1O Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 26l; Reading Railroad 40 Sic, ana
sylvania Railroad, ca. Gold closed at llO3.
The interest bonds and stocks OF the Corporation on
oIice of Inbn J. Bradley Chamberlain of the CITY, at
his Office i'm the new Court The transfer books
will be closed Dee go - ~.
Messrs Tanner 4, CO., bankers have removed from NO.
40 Walst. to No. IL Wall-st $780,, .
The New-York County National Bank has declared q
dividend OF per cent, payable on the 3lst inst . q,
The January coupons OF the Sandusky, Mansneld anu
Newark Railroad Company maturing January j, VIII ne
paid on and after the sd pr0Xmo at the Union trust
Company. ~, - nj
st are offering investors the First Mortgage per
cent gold bonds of the Evansville Terre Haue ana Ch-
cago Railroad Co. This road Ia building by Chhuncey
Rose esq OF Terre Haute well known rs suecesslui
manager IN railroad enterprises The attention OF capl-
tasts and others invited to these securities as worthy
Of cons deratiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
The days transactions at the L. 8. subTreasury were

The money market alternately easy and active at
per cent currency to gold interest. There ind
cations Of lOckup any attempt 10 produce artificial
strngency, but there were many flying reports on the
street 20 the effect that from sOOO0 to sOOoOO
rency would be suddenly Withdrawn from the Of the
street day this week The rumors did not have
any unfavorabe effect upon prices at the Stock Ex
change although they had tendency to check operators
from entering into new or large engagements The
banks still shipping currency into the interior chiefly
TO pack the hog crop, and these institutions borrow
greenbacks from each other daily in order to make up
their balances at the Clearing House. The banks gene
rally poor in greenbaeks. Discounts continue dull
and our quotations below are somewhat nominal:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

NOTICE.-The interest due Jan. /, 1871, on the
Bonds of the STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid, on aud
after that date, upon Surrender of the coupons, at
the Fourth National Bank, New-York.
Bonds OF the State Of Georgia as they mature,
will be paid upon presentation at the Banking
House Of HENRY CLEws & Co., 80 Wa-st., New
York RUFUS b. BULLOCK. Governor.
Erecatire Department. State Of Georgia, atlanta,
Nov. 10, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

tDFFiL1C Ito Of brJrS n h lic States 30 marie tim
RrlhtY 90 GALVESTON, A35 MDmr
HtsJ Baltimore rn "a M ih Ioit h went cun quoAiuss
do III Glir ti"ol do l<i@f rnm do duty paai li 40
lit oi tie
ven rtlc. letter grades
taprr acrs. qualities holders oder srArGfly.
The mate hr cr srrrus ka AMI
IVES nds urp hi Lu' acs hyr, I'D there Sigh,
,rrl!ss eel soawAs' sl,fr lava, l.c MGTara
hl,. Lsrlars. ~ g.. goh The ahr' o'la,
fais active sae u t haze ko p M-umac al Bal
tino,.. ~ hsgs tio pee krvrL
CANDLES ac s,iu d'r.e dtnAn'. We quote;
AGHwanrHr. l." IL os...i 0lo PatcAL Lyle, Pol
~ tst.nt.!Iifp pb . dW - di0
.J'..n, Iat.Ii Iarys...Jl q 90 lFtarc Y. g. Mitchell
Cas- ld "t... ..........2 p al
COAL is impm,u oNrg lie m the i,ctip;s. cuscG b.,
tic SINE IT itc mirs Ee trais hayiS ,lngn sscs hm
ysnl ~ IS ssa fb q.
iiRNopLN quiet 1T trm'r rre'a w auo'ri
h.. zt.al. bonn STD 9. - rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
n. y WHOLESALE PRICES OF coUNrEYrRoDUcs


IF1presy ior THE n Y TRIBUNE b. or own Ieitr eel
The following the s Of articles m 6oGl ,"nt zen ~
.od by commission houses Wholesale. Shippers e. 10
cent fr deducted for commissions bd freight CHARGES
Boxss or carefully marked with paint aid the initials
OF nr marx should be painted eu Nail
invoice Of articles upon the under sr b' cover aud
by containing drrctou. stating
Clean packages aud in putting ~ VII add
much ~ the value Of the rroiGee.
AND PEAS.
Receipts OF beans $50 bush. for the week or ~ Wow than The
previous corresponding s ap huh. With The
duunes Holiday beans quiet % aoui he Inees
Of ast week sa noted rs bills mediums s. 49, and Gp
hills In lots at - o. mar,oWs 2b bbs, In Lott - co. 2+
do 81 65 and lot Of 10 hSis b.
noted Al 20a ~ IS " bags 50 Is Ne qrots:
n. Naar. II o. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for The TRIBUNE
TUESDAY. Dec. %. 1870
ASIIES-Po,s moderate demand at % jd % IS Pearls
yeryiu at i5dA9 IS
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bneks fm and In Odd demand Hair
prices lower Common Lime hn and In fair demand
hut Lump Is lover Iaths unchanged We quotes
,Buenos mixed (goli).3l a.
Pale NJ. rs Goa S5 30 Hog Western Unwashe1
v. r. H.....PM 8Wd 90 (cunency) ..''''.'.'.'u dilt
25d Z sol
GOALS Common, = bb.......... ST. 70
PHILADELPHIA Fronts. Lamp, IS
cgNsNr Lsihs, Eastern y M......... 70
Rosendale q bbl....,. - 81 ~ PLASTER PARIS -.
HAIR Novs Scotia w. tun. : - IA 90
Rio GTande mixed, gold Nova Scotia b., v tun. az ~
D............-a az Gale East SC v tun. 90 az 80
BOOM CORN dali manufacturers not huyng soch and
ng br price; sales
johns
Park 3 M quote at IRON d6e v 10 Of the various gfaass
Booms p moderate al 81 JOd - y
BkksWAX steady 2lc for Western, and 3J for Southern
aetye but with receipts and
free prices wtah and & lower; sss 3S bales Use TO
Saturday including 2+J bales for export GO
SUMPTION 40 for speculation. For failure delivery there
business and lc lower prcts sales $40 bales December
,r January Isle tOJ Fbrurv l3td Isle loo reh Feb
aud Mach. At l5 iO March Isl al'ie lc Mah and go Arl
cher snd leo each Feb March sud April Il 3ts to-day
100 lee. al c 100 Jan -. ie 200 yu AZ lie go Feb
IS lec aud 2n March at l4. together 100 Feb abc
and Ma N We ono ~ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

TREASURY DEPARTMENT STATE OF ARKANSAS,
LITTLE Rock, Dec. 15 1870. !
The coupons due Jan. /, 1871 on the six per ceIif
Funded Debt bonds of this State will be paid on and
after that date upon presentation at the Union Trust
Company in the City of New-lork.
HENRY PAGE State Treasurer
d. b. SICKEIs, Financial Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES Ar TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL,
10f O'CLOCK A. N.
4tl,s Of Bords. a..
500 u g. $40 Goa e2.lo7i - oo u e1o 20" iioI
~. q; Ser ioads Bondhank and Ra'Doaa-hfpe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
Drniistrp.
90 tDhom II man Concern

OgyiCE 90 THg NsrEoPoLTAN Gao LiCEf Co.. IHa,BVIJ
OkFEE FosTl-sRCosbs1., kKv. ON. lee T. lp-u (
klDS for al the COAL TAR produced at the
~ Noiif Of ihs hftfo .au Car Light Co A. iorys.eond
EhreJLa1e vii he received oil JAN sNNI main Oer of
the touyaIJ i.'i' BnsashJ wber J.eaai, can
'Snsd o. LOLLikrfII. Itsatna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

Receipts 9l3o pigs for this 203 less han he pevoos
corresponding lat luo1 Our ark' ss Neet we're,
perhaps encouraging than the subsequent fste warranted
though diversity Of opinion regarding TIE net ore
dealer with le call l day or two, viii Put the HAsr' Gown
extremely dull while ncghhor Who has CHANGED 10 have roo s
lively Upon the whole o., marA,i Gull ami
unaaory with d osion To sell whenever 10 y lohe Toe
grades Ne picked but al weaker rate or O
l2.c % brlius Illinois ue removed nom grease st al c 10
P,unysna, lie; Us Ono e IL Indiana lie q t'sts fac
lot Of Western rolls 1c bhl aud 10 bali ohs ". Es
bhl and 2Bc Rolls genera lsof and I
Western butter rolls
coming rt. aud there little CsusdA, fFit Shippers
Of the lots rse ~ England o tate Ne ho'e
hraaafc Co csir - 5"! god danss 49, eoSnN
Eni sue "a gate FER . u do 90 u iaeIsge
2ai "a eth at 2tsc a. &C., Sd Gc II al Sc, g. al s6c snu "
Ohondsga 3c a. hall iui - sod At re IL a. re IS heh a.
Sec = q See - SC std y y1y TIC at Es We quotes . -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28


CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE
IN TIB WORLD
Is roo Beauful Juvenile Books
AT YOUR PRICE
7eT Magnificent English BOOKS
AT OUR PRICE
A., M Hooss for the Holidays
AT ANY PRICE
N g., psnil, IIl,. prsyer Boots Stereoscope views
ALMOST GIVEN hWhf.
C.talogpes Nos %. % 10 ire henh NiAhp ,-,..-
IrCGIT RROTHERS Hickman between Natu Hnh rAIA'"N'
HOLIDAY WEEK.
4 Dunug this week offered
ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS
JUVENILE BOOKS
in great variety cfeaPat
THE HAssAU-sT. CHEAP BOOK STORE"
B DOOLADY, Agent,
90 Ssssanst
NO-OPERATlVE STORES: THEIR History,
Z OHg1sn,rroN AND MANAGEMENT. Paper, 20 cents 800 ~
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OF COOPERATIVE LAM
AND BUIIDING ASSOCIATION. Price Is cents.
Sent by mail postpaid, receipt Of price ,.,,r y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

Government bonds have been frm but very quiet at
ali the sessions Of the Board. Fisk Hatch quote az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
New Publications.
4 MOTHER EDITION READY THIS MORN

N ING Of ~ -, ,,,n,a,
~ DIR HASNAs LIPB OF CHftIsf.
3vos, fne PAPER ~ 30 - IL
rainc lh'l
h,ors hounds and the limits critical interpretation ana e mae
The and real and hke They never o,eTie w
nes o st cal trhoap 81 true faith Nothing oi
ted the 6nr ard obscure iIaii, are ang anu
vol pohpg doubtful or exaggerated impaired Baptist Monthly
The ,tceeiur erce 81 se vii charm the reader ~he INC
thoroughly spirit will commend TO al Christian fes'es
IAmsrican Presbyterian Review. . . d, A,.o
LAYS OF TIR HOLY LAND. Illustrated Cloth gilt ~ o m
Morocco | %
TIKI BSSSIE BOOhS YER ea',.. .' -.
TIKI FIOMEkt - l.! re III IS
THb DhA1ION HILL ]
TIE LED6hslpb SSiVBihn ho'~' ....... 10
just puohShea ny "'D''"' $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

Rcce,s lei.4, ~ uEn bet web; exports lac0 Cor
poneg xVrk he, krCe;s tsty viii LIS oe Table
as guh liza We've o ~ 81 Sifa Al nhe
rheb lo ren soIel q Ioru q ttem wanting
ta aouLtss law 10 o seal mar
L,', Snd rcst Thu sbt advance - at etsme
cIthuf ID e tHnss tie 81 hohers
sal tbco .. Nkiit tttlirg dC,s- ie above
tbs Iucca ua ia, prs xouh htel Iay, SDd ,spd he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

Ready:
EWBANK's HYDRAULICS AND ME-
CHANICS.
DECEPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
HYDRAULIC AND OTHER MACBIS rs FOR RAISING WATER
Also obserssuoEs
sEcBAAc ARTS AND TIE STEAM ENGINE
iBSstsoc By nearly Tires Hundred Ehgra,issa
STse.bth Edition with Additional Bsusf
Bf Trcsn EwBISK,
late CoHH,aonsr Of Psiehta
psa tueBt tks seeguiasd ~ sisBGsrd az
"" sAo StaI ~ nahv editions LI'e been essi
'h" A.'hs hsss ,Osd iron THE TRIBUNE By tsqs.nt
AAs Shngss has Teen Lspt fairly progr.
sssstlos
One AIge octave volUms. tosIe In els,h
Pnet. -
ssbt b. NAL O. espl ofPnee
TIE TRIBUNE, E.sYsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28

IlRN OpDs quiet at Grm,r pa w quoci
"a linn. 81. l.i.t 4 III e.i
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-13
GERMAN UNITY. battle of Sado-

GERMAN UNlTY.--fhc battle of Sado-
wa, 1866, made Prussia mistress Of
North Germany and gave birth to the
Northern Confederation. 1t did more.
il taught the South German States the
propfiaty. if not the necessity, of court
ing the friendly alliance of the North
No sooner was the treaty ofpeace signed
between Austria and Prussia than the
fact was made public, much to the annoy
ance of the Emperor Napoleon, that Prus-
STA and the Northern Confederation had
entered into military alliance. offensive
and defensive, with Bavaria and Wurtem-
burg and Baden. A military alliance
with these South German States was hot
all that Bismarck and the German union
list who acted with him wanted. More
however, it was impossible for the pres
ent to obtain Sedan has now accom-
plished what Sadowa left undone. Bal.
den, it was always known. was impatient
for closer union with the North. There
were doubts about Wurtemburg and Ba-
varia. 1t appears that Bavaria and
Rurtemburg have made an end Of those
doubts by formal vote in favor of con-
federation with the North If this be
correct Germany is now more unit than
she has ever been in all her previous his
o-y.-N. y Herald. ei''t'+7 ,S
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-13
internal Revenue Decision.

WASHINGTON, Oct. TIN a case where
during the late var. a person purchased
real estate, be being at the time Of pur
eli aso engaged in actual hossilittes agains
the government, and in order to ayolt
confscation caused the rrc.oerty to b.
conveyed to his father-in-laG. VINO va
not ip open hostilities to the Cove. omea'
and the latter. when it vas cnterst '''eI
that the lands would not be confscate =
reconyeyed them to the SON. in-lsw With
out valuable consideration, the commits
sioner of Internal Revenue decides that
such conveyance eonfers taxable sue
cession on the son ln-law that the
rule "when the parties are equally wrong
the condition of the possession is the bet
ter" applies. and that under all the cir
cumstances the conveyance con fers upon
the grantee a succession under sect ton
49, of the act of June 80, 1864.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-13
Immense Losses.

The French have lost since the wal
began $50 cam on. of which 102 were the
boosted mitrailleuses, and 127 $3.50 men
and officers, including those surrendered
at Strasburg. Ia making these captures
fully as many others were killed and
wounded on both sides. Add to these
the numbers who have persisted ia hos
pital from illness and the peasants who
have died from exposure, and We may
estimate tlae cost Of the war to France in
human life at quarter of "a million
souls.
The commerce OF Germany is almost
wholly destroyed her regular industries
are broken up; her product powers are
interfered with hundreds of thousands Of
the men who we're the bread winners have
been killed or are Frustrated with wounds;
hundreds of thousands more are absent
from their homes serving in the armies ;
and there can be no doubt. that. !. in in
Vulnerable cases, individuals and families,
dependent upon industry or upon their
natural supporters. will find it absolutely
necessary to fall back upon the ,aceumu-
lations of previous years. IA.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-13

THOUGHT IT WAS HEB HUsBAND.-One
dark night, burglar entered private
residence ia Sixth avenue. On ascend
ing one fight Of stairs he observed q
light in chamber, and while hesitating
what to do large woman suddenly de-
scended npon him, seized him by the
throat, forced him down through The
hall. and pushed him into the street before
he had time to think Heroic Repulst
Of a Burglar by Woman was the way
the story appeared in the newspapers Mex
day. But when friends called and con-
graduated her upon her courage she ex.
CLAIMED: Good gracious! didn'
know it was a burglar. If had l should
have been frisbte2ed to death. Though
it was my husband cul.s home drunk
again, and / was determined he shouldn' !
stay ia the house in that condition.
Louisville Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-13
PARTICULARS of the late food are

PARTICULARS of the late food are still
coming in, swelling the general aggregate
of the loss of life snd destruction of prop
erty. Every exchange paper is filed
with appalling accounts of the food. and
the sumdlary of individual and locd loss
The reports as published in our last issue
Lave been mainly confirmed.
The:lass, in this section of the Valley
was quite considerable. The corn cror
In the low bottom lands along the rivel
was entirely washed away, together Will
Abe fencing. In some localities large
quantities OF corn sas washed ashore
which was promptly secured, hut it vii
only answer for seeding purposes. There
will be great scarcity of corn along th.
river, where it is usually Very abundant
The mills on the North Branch sustain
ed but inconsi lerable damage, and yer,
little loss in grsiR.