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w TO THE PUBLIC.-W. r. FORD
HAMS REFORM BRAss AND STRING BAND,
In support Of the War CARPENTER and BUT
LERl Campaign. Latest style Of Music for dane.
ing parties Orders left at my residence, No. 2l2
Meeting street, two doors above John street. op-
posite Arnolds Grain Store, will meet with
prompt dispatch. W. R. F0RDHAMr~
OF Reform Band.
N. B.-Country orders promptly attended to.
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Horrible revelations come up from Jersey
City about the manufacture of sausages. The
worst apprehensions OF tlmd bon uiuants are
realized. It is now certain that dogs, cats,
horses and diseased hogs are chopped up for
sa;,sase-meat in a large establishment in that
suburb
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w OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, SEPTEMBER %, 1s7o.-The
Board OF Directors OF this Company having de-
clared Dividend Of Fifty Cents per Share on the
Capital Stock, the same viii be paid to Stock
holders on and after MONDAY, Sd October.
The Transfer Books VIII be closed rrom, this
date until the Sd october.
WI. HERIOT,
sep22 Secretary and Treasurer.
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.SIaMoNS.-Ded, In this city, on the 4th In
stant Dr. WILLIAM HAYNE SIMMONS, tn the
seth year Of his age.
@-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
and those OF Mrs: Susan Keith and Of Mr. and
Mrs. James B. and VIM. Henry Hayward, are re.
spectfllly invited to attend bis Funeral Services
at the residence Of Mr.. James B. Hayward, No. IA
Meeting street, THIS DAY, at O'Clock P. N.
oct5-a
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certify that in conversation with L. P.
Collier, some time in the sprils of this year,
with regard to certain trade In land, that he
(Collier) owned a certain tract of land, which
he authorized Mr.. Thad. c. Andrews to sell for
him for the sum of 5000, and that he (Andrews)
was to receive all of the amount he might OBJ
tain over the sum of 5000; and that he (Colier)
gave title in favor Of the State calling for
$1,000.
(Signed) j. H. O'CAIN.
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The Southern Commercial Convention as
Fsembled yesterday at Cincinnati. Mr. Pendie-
ton delivered the reception address. COM
mittec of one from each State was appointed
on permanent organization.
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@- AWAYWITH sPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad.
dress Dr.. E. B. FO0TE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
Sew York. decl6
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wFoR EDIsTO, ENTERPRISE, &C..
The Steamer "ARGOn now leaves South Atlantic
Wharf on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS instead Of
Mondays and Thursdays. See timetable adver.
tised in another column. =, sep30
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re- FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL WILL
buy Shoes with silver or copper tips, which will
save the buyer the price Of new pair of shoes.
Compared with ragged toes and dirty stockings,
they are beautiful, to say the least. Parents, try
,t sep7-ws3m0s
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@ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against credltlng any of the
Crew OF the Brig JENNIE MOODY. as no debts Of
their contracting will be paid by the Captain, or
oct4-S HENRY CARD. Agent.
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funeral Notlres.

rs THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Moore, and
of their daughter, MARGARET CATHERINE, are
invited to atsend the Funeral Of the latter, at
their residence, "Belvidere Farm" Tuis .pAY, at
10 o., lpck oct5r
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5perial Notlres.

@-MEsSRS. EDITORS PLEASE AN
NOUNCE LOUIS DUNNEMAN as candidate for
County Commissioner for Charleston County, and
oblige
oct5-6* MANY VOTERS.
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re- "THEY CURE E!"-WHAT CURES |!
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for Cough
AYERS PILLS for a purgatlve, and AYERS
for the complaints that require
an Alternative medicine. oct3-mwf6
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ay SEA MOSS FARINE FOR SALE,
wholesale and Retail, at C0RwIN's Grocery, No.
275 King street. aug26lmw
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NOON DISPATCHES.
Bismarck on Bombardment.

Bismarck on Bombardment.
LONDON, October 4.
Bismarck replies 10 Jules Favre that pre-
liminary notice of the hombardment would
be unmilitary. Bismarck also insists that the
terms upon which the Prrssians agreed to
grant an armistice to Jules Fayre were very
moderate
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THE HE4LTH OF GENERAL LEE.

A Gratifying Sratement-The First Re-
port of his Illness n Gross EHaSgera-
tIon.
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A NEW VERSION OF HIS INTERVIEW WITH
JULES FATRE
DESTRUCTION OF THE FRENCH VII
LAGEs AROUND METZ.

A BOGUS MANIFESTO FROM NApoL EoN
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COLUHBI4.

THE REFORM MASS MEETING ON MONDAY
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w NATIONAL FREEDMAN's saw =.
NGs AND TRUST COMPANY, No.74 BROAD:
sFREET-EsTABLIsHED BY: ACT OF CON.
GREss.- Deposits Of Five Cents, and upwards, re-
ceived. Interest compounded March, July and
November. Deposttors securedtby United States
Honds Deposits can be withdrawn without notice.
RE. DEREEF,
Chairman OF Advisory Committee.
F. C.1DESvERNEY, Secretary,
oct5-3 NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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T H E BLACK FL A G.
"NO OUIRTERH THE CRY OF THE
CONTERDING HOSTS At P4RIS.

BISMARCK REFUSES TO GIVE NOTICE OF
THE APPROACHING COMMANDMENT.
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PARIS GETTING READY FOR THE
BOMBARDMENT.

THE PRUssIAN FORCES MAss1NG WEST
OF PARIS.
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~ CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLEsTo BRANCH
All Money deposited in this Bank on or before the
FIFTH DAY Of each Calendar Month will bear Ia
terest (6 per cent? for that month the same as (
deposited on first instant.
D. RAVENEL, JR.,
oct4-2 Assistant Cashier.
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5periaI Nctfres.

m CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP.
}. ". EVERMAN, from Philadelphia, are notified
that she win discharge cargo To.DAYac Brown'sT'
Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset viii remain .
on wharf at owners risk and expense. 40 9.:s.
oct5-1 WIN. A. COURTENAY, Agent. ~
, 1870-05-21

THE WET s1pE-Oue OF the finest lore-an,i-afs
canal schoousrs tha. has reatheI our hasbof this
she vas built last winter by Aessrs. Gubl. L Nc
Farsand for themselves. She arrived here, yester-
day, fre!1hted with 80 tons OF coal from Usweeo,
all 13s feet; breadth OF lean. s6 feet;
:e,;se = tons IsI nsw STYLE =" " s;s5 supplied
rtaE anil threat halyatsis, and top aud lit hal
sartla. the Broanshre htlge and force pumps, anu
lsttnt laylt tlocks. This Is the sixth vessel on
patent reef and eaH toTlsal1s, which.
/: IL said. work i'll very satisfactory maEner. Her
rigging Is Of wire. Her connauder Is Captain j.
Blackburn, navigator Of large experiences.
Tue BRKAk IN THE ERIE CASAL-The brrak 10
the canal ut Whtesbctt proves to be very sest-
tEssne- Ills proncunced to be one Of the worst
that ever occurred uTon the along level Reil-
tive to the disaster the Utica ObstTrer of the 18th
savs: III Is difficult 70 estimate the aggregate
trQunt c1 damage sustained ~ this unfortunate
despoudeEcy amone the boat,nen. The locality Of
the BIZ ak was especially unfortunate. For dftY-six
miles the canul .s empty. Two or three days must
earse before the crafts will 1oaf, and In rue long
season tc!ere them the chances are that other aud
verse brcake will cause even more ser1ous Geteu-
til ns, On earn side Of where the Geat Eddie IL
n sh @ IN to wsef o ooh Il
,ctt!uus continues to pour into this unnatural
bed. and hourly the trouble increases Working
!rains cn ne Central ease osea moving to and 70
large quantity Of Stone have teen used to render
The track passaL1e. The repairing gang have
worked IN wafer several feet deep. Fortunately,
The disaster has been attended hE no casualty Of
"Doais swarm On the levels east and west Of the
long level Bcatmen hope for relief by Thursday
IA Inter despatch says that the canal is dry
fnm tuca to Rome; that the srop-gate saves the
water IN the rest Of tnc canal and that 'boats Will
not run again for some Gay9.f"
, 1870-05-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May .o-Eyenlnx.-Consn's for money,
a,h: account, 4l.1294a,. American SECURITIES
luli; 1s6as, s9st: 1sGs, ao'. 156o, ss 1o-os Sc
ii Frankfort hoHt.s arc fir1u at soxfa95':. EHcs,
1s4: Illinois Central, 1liE; AE2uuc 4 GtcaL
" ssiefu, esk. stocks .ul,-
PARIS, May s0.-BOutse quiet 1t AZ 9oc-
IIvEECuot,. May eD-l1:l3 T. m.-FloaF* sas y
Winter wheat, ss lo1: ND wheat, 50 lH'ass ~:
white wheat, s5 81. Torn, 4s 61
Pork, Ills. L1yd, 69s- ...
L1rkRrooi, May al-Extr1-Wi'ncr WHEAT, y
etl(a IS 1Nd; rel wheat, sstSs III; white wheat. "
1dtao Sd. Co1n, Us Sd.
IprE, 1Gas-
Receipts VI wheat for last three days: 1900 Qr,
OF which ., UoD arp AnltricalL
LlvEKrOUI, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
Of The week, o9,e0o bales; exports, 6,on bales !:
snet tulatio1,, 6hn blles- Receipts, III oJ bales;
American, 9a9c1 bales. STICK. a9O,uo bales )
American 3ss,0O0 ba!es. Quantity atloat, sll ,000
hales: American, l222, 600 ba1esA Market to-day
putet nunK up!ands, 1D7s ia lid. Ur!canas II AL:
sales Ut 1o,0e0 tales Manchester niasAet 4uleE
Tut 1TIn.
Rreae}stuf1s heavy. California white wheat, q
71@9s e,l; red Western. NJ. 9, sstlss Id: rel
wntc1, SIS 9d..ass l0A- Western nonF heaSy. 2Os 81
CoTn-So. mixed. s5s d. Oats, ss 81 Barley
IS Peas, SIS 6ta.
Pork Gull, lU3s- Dcet tuoyal., lle5 Lard, 90
Cheese, 74s. Baon-:ss I'd fos Cumberland
G,s fur short rih.
Sasal stores dull " .-.... H.,
LoSpoS, May :o.-Ta1low, 44scd. unseed o!
easier, E.,2.
Ii.vnE. Say io.-cosson quiet: F'or, 1soyf
AS1wEnr, May 2o.-rc:.oeum declining, 5sEl.
, 1870-05-21

ru- ~, knc, enc. @,1,r,nntirc .sas-c. sref1p oil
$2a: esepnant ~ ma a. so'' n o'A' -'''
,.n,rr .x.s:.1 IN thts article
~. 49, wnr,. 3 ..tiy at s,sas..c fcr Caro!tna
Dut Et.sts nctv - - ''aes3't~ ~ -'
I sol n.aisr. a1o,A, t,,,srr, i, RI dsy. md
soAls-ls,s'sn nv; ths .ons.rdet, r,,rr nf
.n. ~ n.a'hSt G,+,nor snd prench. SEasEc: nstucd
P1Mss: P1aras 7tSInc fnr..,n castiir. liz ifc
o'a4vs. ~ W Drers ,,n,1rr a ill demand arr n,m
"a ,Inchaneet;. Etngsfor1i corn. nhalac:
nrn nu 1nIlint1r. p.nria crra.aI S2ac: satn. taa
H.. peS1a iannirY. Na9Hc: OtsaTa com. lo..@
iic. Te.a ,.., nnra r.. fTrs ~ tanndr
ne. HAa<s ptae' '@e'9e' o'~1"" A-1'' ''
NS6rerc 1rs ,nontrr v.s 1trht Mt tho following
n+ic.s af,,n,rs ~ si:: cloye.l 4aas5c: nutmegs,
~. ~ :, ,c,1..r ul ~ ~; ~ ~" =
~ Mix T. Avn SAIERATES-Tho demand was
raiheT a,ht and nr1rcs favored buTeEs. u quote:
P1iea sfaSpc: none such. Aa9sc: Baobirt's nedt-
na1,..., S,t;tn.. * hs.,,hy @asxc. do pufe.
V,SscSefs al e1ye, 4 xssEc: cvld medal
n1sSt7c* 60 -" y
SsfT rnr,e xss SLIGHT Increase IN the d.
mani for thts romfnodItT. md saies were readily
maze 81 .otmf9 m, Fd'ses: e roe, ronna ssr nr
Ss6s; d.emopI j, i bTi, sAs5; Ashton dat3, y
'ISf sf-G sTa tn attrn.,rcs n tHyers mon this
marrei To- -t,av Was moderate md Se1y sausfac-
na syns 5s, no Saahee xS
sSna 70 1ar 1,aiine: ups msEshsnts, b, a4,sioe;
sls se1s sesshsa, ss :2s sn sfsse eSs
sts Ssr YoIt caoice iso xn,,s, T i.t.is7:c exua c,
1s,,aias,e; New YolI G, isSssl3sc,
1arnns' ard iics.rs TeIs cltrttiuy sIts 1t shr an
I netnT Ianr.. ~ nric,s: New O3leaus rolasse5,
Id &c: Phi!adelnhis golden syrup Is nc: silyes
1ps 9os9:s; ca1a no'asss SsT ioss haa
st ~ -. Solrgr- i,irsF .rina a5c.Sff nI
, 1870-05-21

Tic meantime the DomsnicAnH werc stirred 70
r.s.iueEe tv the discovery OF the corrupt ano =
lru:al rlot Of their ruler. Daez WAS compeiled
10 Til the dungeons with his opponente, anu
tv,n 10 exhibit few. corpscs to ternfF me
l,e'rlc. Tic made public proclamation that
lie would emash the heads" ct those
~t.o resisted annexation: Among tho non.
i,r uron whom be laid his bloody hands
vs:o was lsarteninS home to tell his country
E,.I What he knew Of these atSocious proceed.
i::rs. Ills voice WAS emotheted in an out OF
ttr way p1ison in the barbaEoua r5oElnce OF
Aqua Gran, and Bsbcock wcro duly informed
.: :Lis last infamy, but they thonghtit to their
htc,cst to leave Tie troublesome American to
lot amidst liis vermin. Nevertheless, CAbra!
actually held almost half the country against
l~.e:, and had the sympathies Of tho othe1
TIE ahovc il the condition Of ntfairn At Sal
il u1;nge at this day, whilo tho ring Of " 1nn
'st1': spectators" arc endeavoring to lobb,
H.: ;so tresties through the American Senate
NV true, tie Senate has asserted lts inde
tsau .ne-third Of its members. It is true tha
IT, House Committee on Appropriations hav
informally declared that they will never voto
uolsar to meet tho treaties, and that the tim
H., ~. 't:e satileaslon Of them expired long .go
I'M dt3At says that Iaez will accommodat
nm VIII An extenhlon Of time, and the greed
fCHns!Aiato1s still haunt the corridors Of tn
teAAnl. tn The President goea there in perso
- 80 80 - eoaA. nbcock continues to pon
h.s df1stl into the eara Of feluctapt Souators
mud Porter wasl.ss them in Lie cor
mitsee fuoms. At list Il ia .nnonnre
that nseven Senators hive Vailed 10 i,
discipline and ''cast couscruco to ia Sav;1
DO these seven" imagine .hcv 1e c,o o0 -.
seven manifcstly dishonest yoiaa eAn T., ~ =
secrecy Of executive Eeaeiou and tNn;, ~. :.
remain ,lnknowni Vas il 10 shisi1 - o.ens y,
the administration pary deteated ia aS1a -
make the proceedngs on these txa.x;ss tss1:
Though not precisely pertinent 10 H. pann, fo.an
Ing the country would like to t,e infor7nsoai aoies
the President declined to answer the ra.o,r.:
Of tue House calling for tho facts IA ~ y y
whole subject WAy7 Seward Ind F.,s
learned Oh former OCCASION that Il was ~
eible to conceal too much 4
This la by no means petty peculstion T.
gigantic scheme Of outrage aud plunde,
which an unfortunate nation IL to bc the
tim. Even Simon Cameron is appalled, by
magnitude, and the carpet-LagEers blnsl
the rapacitT OF tie autloIs. Ii is q prop
to buy the negroes Of San Domingo fro
NAL who does not own them and hes nei
right nor power to sell them to cleaye d
the right Of self-eovernment VI
those simple people imagine themse
to be exercising; to. blot out 4 M
p force aad fraud to make 4 cruel, bio
, 1870-05-21

= CHlCAt;D' ALIVS q EI. DUUH HA1LKOAD
S;:s! sss!
E1tsys sHaaay thi, ,rsia IL rum n
Eunatt excepted; It viii leave Hoo.tns:an H. a rs
Lcuia every morning except Sunday As@ -
, 1870-05-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


s,. :. ARRIVED; p;::;.:xs-;;;;,MlaJ &! -, -;
ssmr lAipeaa, GFaad Haven, 10 pigs nsh. and sum
sun. Maniio.oc, @ Milwaukee, IL ptgs fist, 6 n lum-
Prop $: Joseph, GTeen nay, 1o9 pkss nsh, 1910 m
r,n N s1nSlss 1sSs anS SnsssS sun1c am m shingles 20
lumber, sut tu potatoes, pfs nsn aud sun
Prop Tonawk, Buffalo. sundr,es-
Bark Excelsior, Esic, 6s9 tons coal
Batk Chicago boani Of Trade; Batlalo and Bay
Bark Sunny Side, Day City, 4cN brls salt, 800 m
luriNf,
sear p!es soners. nay CITY, $. IS; hrls sat-
Schr White Squall. Bay CltF, Nv m futnhes.
schr John Kilderhouse, Bay Ctty, 5000 tr1s salt
schI Stampede, Bay City, :, ooo hFls salt.
sctr West Side, osweeo, so tons coal
Schr Radical Bay City, III III lumber.
sen. L baker. Clexslana seS -. tons q os1s- soal
| Bark Ogasita, BAy CITY, 500 m lumber.
| Schr North star, Penrwater. IN m Lumber.
| SchE Racine, Lena, lsD IN lutnher, IS IN lath.
SchT Forest, Muskegon, 100 m lumber, 10 N lath-
sthr Pe4rs7 Jack.onport. ,.Nss posts |
| Schr Dawn, SanRatnck, IL eds wood.
Schr TopeeE, Muskeeon, Us N lumber.
Seow l. ii' Pnin'tcr. South Haven, Is c,is wood
Sehr Pauline. MuskeCon, le' lumber, 70 m
sshr Ii'i!s atay, : IalwiTs risf, 9 m Lumber.
80 = .ta4, - - rnsnnh = y, iumhar ~ rt,a
Jill :. ,rns1 wSt""A'' 49, >'''' "
! c,h- n ~ I1,rr, nav f.I+v e,a m tnunhsr
| 90. E,,.n - ~ ,' ttarrst II.inrs rjsrfnr eas cd;
SCI" t,oaeit Hn'., hA''e '''''s ''1eoo''
| e.tr 49, c,rr,.urI. ~ ria scoI
enr SaSsnuSn. .nst Wsn;ste. 10 N nmner.
Sch- t'r.t, ,y,nT.-:s pier :, c,ls woo,I
S,na t.na ai,ts Il ~ S.nassncr On ..1s sFnn,
SsoW tonisa ann SauRa3n9h ~ =. es u, onMnr SIM
oeo" EsSteleei'1 1,S "lu'e '-aN'' ~ IL 'A'A'~'' "
| .asn. .n.., ,,,o. ,n,o-
Senr Aasiallc1 AMsntsua Mns,.c !unntc Iaatetcaa
Senr EaeH9n,a. MashsG,t'' 1,''.s ',l,,";.,r l"Ia
| ScnE Leihlus t.tuA. MT. ,. 't."'N''
Sehf IEact. ManiS!ee. i9ult#!- ,,.,,,,, ,,,,ho-
SchF Fannle anu fl0y, s.In, Ky; 'iasem, , na 9atn
, 1870-05-21


cnIc.Go, Nag so.Marks. quiet but ern; At rates
From Mlwaukee-ptop Arnic Young, wheat On p.
t. from Chicago Mnhawk, corn At through
rate 10 New York and re at O; rrop $. D. cal't.
well, part cargo Of corn at Sc, ana balance on
through rates 10 New York; prop ". 7. Graves,
surn On p. t.: bark Annie Sherwood. corn on
Wner's account. To chicaSo-ba1k Carer. !um-
str from Mantstce ut <..2o: schr Stampede, l0m-
ser frcm Acnom!nce nj ss.eo; schr Dick Somers,
wood fnam Grand Traverse, $50 on bcarL To
Uswcgn-prep Lawrence, harley at l0c.
Dk1kor7. May ls-Ihc supply of frelRhts a. yet
has net heen greater than could he accommodated,
trt tu1 adylces show that coarse frtghts arr ac-
cLmulat,ng. anal there Is percepttbly greater
anxie3r for vessels. Chartcrs-Schr Monterey,
I'm tntl maple lumber. from East Traverse to Ra-
cine, at <3 on the rail-; Also, atea scow J. Carter,
telegraph poles with posts forbsrakaee, at ac fer Sd
feet poles and 4c tor posts, on the Ta echr Emily,
tur lumber from Apeua to Detroit at <2a5 on the
rail. free from hazbor dues: schr Jane Ra1ston
fer lumber from Lexington to Santlusky, at e On
RAIL- shingles and iaih for bTeakase. at 3Oc; schr E.
5. ]. Bcmis, sail from Oswego to Toledo, at 19c l..
Q. h.: and prop Buckeye, wheat, from detroit TO
DsweFp, at SEc--{hxt.
To FNsKFoKT.-We lcatn that the schooner Ida
has been chartered TO lake sx casKoes OF iron ore
from Escanaba at sl.s5 per ton, frec In and out
, 1870-05-21
uu1cAGo. DAsvn1E / v1scKSSEs RAIL

Ticket Oaes, u South Clssk stsrrs 4,<
paeifc Dar KIpGefs. 1aD n
Pacific Might EXptts=.--... -{lJ3 = sTS u.
Perm Acn1u.m Auor. .-.-.--.. 5dg =. II - r. T.
~ ~ r. Eft. ErEink t6ir0Sa to Council Blnns md
, 1870-05-21

and expensive wa1 upon thoee who h&1o ndver
offended un, md finally, to partition their pub
Lie proporty amongst : gang OF swindleIs:
They do not want us for rulers and We ought
not to want them for subjects. Thsy do not
speak our languages they aro not Of our color,
Is aro civilized-a1e nonn1n Cathotics- The
rest hold to faith which requires
them to dance around kettles in which
old women boil babies and snake nlans- But
t}1cv are formidable wazTiors--thc counr ynen
The French. In times past they have defeated
great armies led by accomplished captains
They may be divided On everything else, hut
they arc always found united against foreign
domination.
Shall we pay down s1,6oo, 600 for tho Erisi-
enrich q few fAvoritos Of the military court ot
Dsez, and few others st the military court of
Grant?
, 1870-05-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

FRIDAY EvESISt, May 90.
sales OF grain. G3ur and provisions vii! he found
III, a,s The hrual u Commercial" and the grain
III ell cases sold subject to the usual charges Of
s,Urace. unless Otherwise expressed
t,l9 and while for strictly chpict Erats previous
rates werr 1iFniy sustained. common anil medium
descriptions were dull md weak There VAS soiis
inquiry for shipment but the chief demand came
fro1n the local i1uIe- We quite Chalce tlairy.
GIG c6c; tar to encu tub and nllin, e9e3c; COM
MOI, 1; gIa;1'ss; 1eslSr; @ - oo.,, ...
more inquiry, and IN ar1npathE with the market for
the raw maternal the feeling was tlsmer. fsurIaps
were inactive. Gunnes were In demand, an.i were
tim at full rates We quote: STARK, 4H:: Lewis
ton \, .sec; Fort Pitt, i:c; Ludlow \. &c; Amer
an nc; rnton 4, &c; g11nncs, ~ bu. aie: gun-
Ds It'll MS4EEAss2e {pEi w9e isGss ! ao sSste
The The foiluwing ranEc: Michlran stucco. 500
;a: f5assS hsis Ssw S, f9Fk ~ s4reEns 1.' "'
n 'n's III s12;; linn: In IT, h.l: sto; &C.
n;sa', ns', ncssnas, Sse5ss es'sS IT, s hffon si
:.ttta. q: Louisville centnt 2l5s p; plaster
ne hntr, : hu. sasa ac: white sand; = hrl. <lou&
: u. ss,t1sa Is; plaster, i hi. s4OsAsea
C!lEESE-Sew Cheese il coming forwnnl 1ulte
trtelv. and in some quarters was tclg oaerc,s Ut
considerable concession from tho quoted prices
nd rhrrse Is about uut nf the MARKET and the lit
| lie III hand IL If inferior quality: The following
were the Ilusl'sual rates New Nofk factqry. "a:
Il IL ,i1. i''''' '1~'' .'
ttlAL-The market for this article vas without
;.'ccs ase wholly nominal. We conttnue 10 Guotc:
Lthteh, lump. sls.N': Lshlch, preraFet1. sla"o:
t.arkawana. sizeo: NossbuIc. ss.oo: Enc and
viii "aa.y, ~, s:.ov; iousa:osSen!. isoo; Illinois,
eCffEE-rrIccs we're again nrncr and NJ
I've. We quite: Moeha, ait33sc; lava, ..a . &c:
| u. g. Java, 2G1.6,.r: ruastlnc Rio. l?t'" 191lc;
:.Mm.n hl9, esstta sic; sntT TO gro' a.;
, 1870-05-21
THE BRADLEY-FISHER FEUD.
Renewal OF 1loxtiltticx by Bradley
Assault with n WnlkinG.Sticl< and
n Roll in ttlc GustcF-st All Quiet on
the P0IOInAc.ss

WAsa,SGroS, May Is.
Tits afternoon there was much excitement
in front OF the District Attorneys
Office, opposite tho City Hall. Judge Fisher,
who recently entered upon tic duties OF Dis
t1;ct Attorney, Was passing toward his office
when Joseph II. bradley met him. and. it il
alleged, after saying, sNow, sir," or "Now
then, )" dealt him heavy blow with an ordinary
walking-stick. Mr. Bradley then closely ap-
preached Judge Eiaher, when the latter threw
out lis foot, tripping Mr.. bradley, who fell
heavily to the pavement, dragging Judge
Fisher With him, the two rolling. At this
junct1rc several parties interfered, separating
tho hebeiligcrcntsaudcond them to their re-
epectiEe Offices. Judge Fishers ear Was slightly
cut By the fall, and his shoulder WAS some
what hurt. Tie police, after considerable DIFF
ficulty, persuaded the crowd to disperse. Chas
Fisher. having learned Of the occurrence, de-
c}ared his purpose to resent the assault upon
Lis father, ind started for Mr. DradleE's Office,
in the second story Of the building at tho cor
ner, hut Was prevented by the crowd from en-
tering, and, after considerable persuasion By
lis father and friends, WA induced to with
draw. The crowd at one time became 50
great-every one arriving on the ground ask
ing for particulars--that Mr. Fisher came out
aud appealed 10 them to leave. saving that NJ
one hnd been hurt and he should not attack
any one. Mr.. Bradley had melitatetl the set
tlencnt Of the long-stall ng difficulty viii
Hr- Fisher. whenever the latter should leave
the Bench for the AttorneyBhir, mud the1eupor
took the hrst opportunity that was presented
since the change.