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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09

nod Nntunft Der vSoabo" in 2ioerpooI re-
ii9nirt, UNI bort in elm taufr16nnii6es De-
iddit gu treten. lleber Die Wtotipe gums elbits
moroe perlnutet gidts.
Der ameritaniI9e @oniul 81 Gort bat tpei=
tete Serta9ung Der Y6ilipsihen 8Orunter.
iuhun9 bis gum @intreIen pi6ti8er 3eu9en
aus Arnerifa erpirtt.
Ser neue 9ampfer rSiOonian'. fir bic
Inferliuie 9ebaut, tuuroe beute in Glasgow
pom Stapel aelahen.
Der Sampfer ygabD Glgin" iant beute aui
Der S6be BON Staines nod eirem 3%uIammerz
itoBe nit einem unbefannten 6abrSeu9e. Ser
GapitGn, Der Steuermann uno 0eren Tatftiz
lien tnmen um's 2sben. Bon 4aen. Die am
Soro it1 befanoen, puroen nur iteben &C.
rettet.
Ser Moroaunt'i3e S9eioungs. Yro,eB 1T
ipru9reif; Die @nti6eioun9 miro aber crit i'm
ndhften 8eri6tstermine abge9eben toeroen.
so len, z. Mtai. - Die 0irei6il6e Gegtes
rune bat Den 0anOelsoertra8 mt Guatemala
r~atiiijirt uno Intar5liAnet.
Sr. 9etrino bat nit Srn. 8ieOemann i'm
Wiuiiterium 9etaui6t uno lbernimnlt bas
YOriefeuile oes Srieges, tuGbreno Der &ebtere
OGs oes Gderbaues erb6lt.
2onOon, z. Mai.-Ser preuBiibe Gpns
Jul in 9tom, %. &rnbeim, bat benz Cardinal
Antoneli cine Sepci6e ieiner Re8ierung tbers
9eben, norm Oieie Napoleon's YroteIt 9e8en
Oas unfeblbarteits Dogma uno anoere S6es
mata trdfti9 unteriiiiBt.
Rom, Z. Wtai. - ueber oas S6erla fir
6eItitelung oes all9euleinen &atboli5ismus
lit i'm bfuncniiden Goncil abseItimmt NOR
ben. Bon ben annelenoen Yralaten ittmmz
ten 70 (?l nit mon placet', 60 (?) beolnz
9ungsipeiIe nit "placet."
6lpren5, z. Wtai. - Cine Nn3abl enalis
I9er Grtras s abinetss @ouriere fam in ben
lebten beiDen Sagen auf Dem Q8e9e nab Atben
bier ourt; Dbne 3tpeiIel iiberbrin9en iie Sez
peI9en beaii9li6 Der neuli6 BON 8riebli3en
Yanoiten periibten Worotbaten, unO es iol
oarin Die srie9ii9e &e9ierun8 beaii9ti8t iein,
our6 pIfentunoi9e Apatbie uno 8leiA8ilti84
teit binii9tli9 Der Tettuns Der @efan8enen
uno Yeitrafun9 Der &duber Gnelano be-
leioist uno Sruno gum Saoel unb Mr8pobne
9cQebeu Su baber. Wan iiebt ipi4tigen Gnts
Bi1unsen in oieier &n8eleBenbeit entge9en.
Nt1en, z. Wtai. = Sir oenrD gaiOtt,
BON Der enalii@en Resierun8 nit elmer bod
iuibti9cn Sen0ung betraut, fam beute bier
an unO reiIte obne &ufentbalt nod @onitan-
tinopel peitsr. leber ben 3wed ieines Seius
Dies i1nebt man bier in ni6t 9erin9er Un
rube.
st. PETERSBURG, Z. Mai. : 5irit 8.
.. aremb.r8, Itta6e Der bftrei1ilhen De-
iauoti9aft 0abier, wuroe beute friib in lelnem
Gunner ernloroet 8%etunoen; Der Ssi9ranl
mar lhauberbaft oeritammelt. Der @lbrOer
1T uHbetannt.
Gpnopn, z. Moi. - Gben einsetroiisne
OepeI1en bsItGti9en Die friibsre Ha9ri1t pon
Der Wtcosrla9e Der faiierli9an 4rmee gu
Sbanii i'm RorOen Gbtnn's.
SanSelSz unS SinanS'6eri6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09
Nus Sauaea. Grfranfuna.-Si
Tifhercicn.

Sttama, z. Mtai. = Sir Sobn WteSos
nalo iuuroe seitern in ieinem Amtslofale
pl6slid BON lol6' beftisen Wascnibmer3en
beialen, oaB MA Nnfanss Sin3utritt BON
unterleibs Gnt3iinoun9 befir6tete; Die Ner5te
tbeilen oieIe Beihr1tuns nibt, pbiton lie
q~lauben, er iperoe lan8ere 3eit bon leinen
Nmts9el16ftsn fern bleiben mil lien.
Dem Sauie Der @emsinen bes &eitsparlas
mentes f6eilte 9eitcrn Der General. Goupers
neur ben Snbalt elmer Oepeibe BON Golonials
Setretdr in &onoon nit. uorna6 Die Momis
ralitGtsbebsroe zine geniigenoe 6lcttenmatt
,umS 6ubs Der eanaoii6en Slider uno 5ur
Nufrratbaltun8 Der Oronun8 IN ben canaois
ihen @erpdIern abienoen miro.
Aus Mfiffifppi.-S eftdtieun BON
Mnfteanneen. - Spaltune Der
Nepublifaner.
Sad5on, Wii., 7. Wai.-Ser Senat Der
8eiesoebuna beitGti9te beute bic grnennuna
Der Stiihter SimraG, Yepton uno Earbel au
WitQlisoern oes Sberappelatipns 8eritts;
bofes. Simral Dpponirte 9esen oas IA.
Amenoement uno 1868 ge9en Die Heue Stats
uerfaiiuns. Yepton, bon ibrem Gntitsben on
Nnbdnaer Der rabitalen 9artei, mar bereits
ourb Sen. Orb 3um Wit8liebe bcs 8enannten
8eridtes gemadt potoen. Sarbea, CT Bris
aabe. General zines 9ieps Dorfer Re9inentes,
ttebt bel ben Ultra TtaOitalen in %lnsnaoe.
Su Die peribieosnen Atte, pel4e S4ulen,
Sotels uno giienbabnen 5reibriefe perleiben.
Sat man persebens periutt, Rlauieln. ipel9e
fir yleger uno g8eibe gang slei9e Icrfebr
porihreiben, eiu3uibn,us9elu.
s1eute puroe cine Mtte gum ShuBe Maer in
ibren barserliden 6iisntliben &tedten einse'
bra6t.
Sie republitanijhe Yartsi oes States 1T
in bic Aieorni1e ODER beimiide uno in Die
,S1nappiddler" s6attion 9eipalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09

NtwrDori, z. Wtat. = SaumpoIe. W1iooltna
23x 9ts, Yttbl, ilolites $5.5Na9. rs. : aBatjen
SStiibs, 1l5-1l7 Cts, Minttr., 127-12S. - Storn Ito
lib Cts, = Rc8Ssn l03-1l0 Cts. - Saier 6l-7O Gts.-
g8blatep 1917 Cts. Petroleum. rail-, 25A-26 Cts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09

Baltimore 9. Wai 1870.
Sefannt TIM adbun9 fir Gteuer . 3abler!
GteurrSabtsr iotrosr btnadridti8t, baB nab ben, 10s
Wtdt oas Dis'onto bel { tabt. ejrMnef ener' Rehnunssn
HRS Iautenoe Sabr aut bier inb sit bali (4X) 3rp.
gent. bet Staot : @er ipiIdl fttIer : Gtebnunsen auf
iecps t6l %rpjsnt berabseieBt uerost fpiro.
lI102l SumeS q. 1jarntu, EtQbt.R enbant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09

aann orfern. Moit uno3crret maaBen iit in
3tuei Sbielen ju ie 1000 9ointrn UNI Elm eles
gantes Stlaro. Mptt mar i'm erBen Sieaer.
Sn Der Staot Irtlpna i'm 4risnna @ebiete
limb Die BIattern auseebrn9er. = Robe 8res=
colt, ari5oua, bobcn bic Suoiauer sabIrei6e
Mreuef4hn4oo hariIht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09
GMiferboGcr 3ebeltS Ser'
fia)crnmgs- @eieaidatt,
Wn. %, SecDubHraFe, TN Warmors @ebbxhe
Scbn ". MihclS, 8eIhGftsfi6rer.
&efannfmadllllllen
Siirtau nes Seurrs 3nIprftur5,
YaItimore re. ben 4. Ulai 20.
GIN fhuubcrt GpltdrS SelphuuudI

Gbtse BtIobnuns bttte i'd hermit fir ole 5ti1obme
uno uebef TIsruns ODER trgsno elite 9ia&ridt, lpeldbe iur
SSeanabnis uno nsberfiihrurq Der Ttrion nber Ntrioutn
Sientn inaa, melde oag Saus Rr. 200. &IosBrpahs
nap, in her Sadt bonn 2. Wtat 1870 in Hrano lebten
poer iebtn leBeu.
iiOS IOl 0bas. z. 5puupap sfsutr. Snipsitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09
SanSelSs uno SinanS'5eriAte.

Nrantfurt a. ID, Z. Wai, Wbenba. =
Der. 81. Obli9ationtn iGIoNsn ~ e5.
Raris, Z. Wai, Abenos. - B6ris antIHtrt. -
Rsnirn IA 5rarcs 81 9entirnes.
945s aui Gonto. B.St. Sblteaiiopsn '62r sStS; '65r,
alte, So; 'G7r 80, 10-40er S5A.
9onopn, Z. YRai, Abenos. - 2ein0l 80 pfb. 5 Sd.
EaIs A Sd. 8 y.
liverpool, 7.Wlai, Wbenbs.-sGHaI, 60 Sd. 6Y.
staft. stein6l l71 y 3uder So SD. 9 y.
Mntwerpen Z. WiaL, Abenos.- aestBes Rorn1al.
Brtmen, Z. Mai, Qbsnbs. = Stsin6I 6 9baIss
81 9rpts.
Sambur8, Z. Wtai. Gbsnos. - ststnbl II Nart
y. 4 dill. .. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09
Selegrapbiide 9epeiGen.
tSsri9tst fir ben ~Dsltiaen 9OrrtfponSsntns.)
TaS 8p(o.Adtc.
Wc,pGWprfcr Marftbcridt.

Ttp,gOri. Z. Msai. : Smttss e4laSnoi
rttnn JIaX .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-09

att, RS, Lao, tduili6 on ii6 eebraht. Is
Toilette 100000 berjnltelen, iuie0t Is Conner
unO brau4t nur 10 Wann S%eoienuu9.
Ser &us'tan6 Der Spinner IN Glarts Nab
arirnfabrit 5u NcWott, q s, Ouuert fort
| vile &erNudc, unoere glrheiter ju betomnten
iiNo bis lett GeiGcitert.
9eHte wur0en in Wiliamsbure i'm Bal
ihlo9 Q9ettiDiele Der vMtutuols Club" BON
Star Club" nit n aeaen 3 beiieot, Sc ta
rem $1,000 auf ben Sieg Der rD(utual5" ge
pcttet ipcroen.
SIN Souterrain beg Southern Sotel" fan
beute frib 9e9en 2 ubr 5euer aus, oas fRl
$4,000 Saaoen a~nftiftete uno bic Q8aIbs uni
9lGttauitalt unO Die Sii6e bei6Goiote. Srei.
irbn Mi60ben, Die in Der Rdbe Der 9ranoftelt
iblieien, ~gelanotcn Itder ms 6reie; bic @GItt
ithr5tsn eri9roden in Na6t8epanoern auf oil
StraBe.
aus Spffon, WaiI. StaatSbulfs
fur Gtfcnbabncn. SrtSjubi:
laum. - SeruuslIeet.
8o Z. Wtai. Seri9te iber oas 8et
lu6 Der Bottom : 6artiorO erie Giienbabn'
nm StaatsunteritiiBur9 peroen WtOrta9 er;
~tuartet; elmer, BON Qht @eieB9ebung5 .Wtit.
a~lie6ern unterSei4net, empfieblt Die @ena9.
run9 oes 9elubes; Der anoere, nit brei In.
tsri6riften, ertldrt iib suse9eu.
Die Siraeribait Goboiet's Feierte beutt
oas bunoertiGbri8e Beitebeu hires Dries mi
llmSu9, 9antet u. |. ~. Ste%ucreiunebme,
Ruiel belt nie 6eitreOe. Souo. Glaflin, Siee'
8ouoerneur Suder uno auoere ggiiroentr6'
ger betbeili9ten lid an Der 6eisr.
GGitern ittrjte &idaro &iue in G1elica Dor
einem @eriiite uno blieb toot lieSen Grani
Sern iprang ppn eineln in SeDe9ung befinb.
ltden 3u9e uno DGro 8et0otet.
SubliHc WictbpSifttn &pnfcrcns
VI EN- b Is, Stnn., 7. Wtai. SH60
Wigbtman rief ole @ensral. Gonferens Del
iRoliden bii9Bhiaen MetbooiIten Gonferen.
,ur Oronuns uro belt cine Anreoe, in Der e.
iid gc9eu Oas Salten LANCER 9teoen auslpra6
Sine Ginienouna aus SirSiuien oerlan9te
oaB &irb%enmit9lieoer, uel9e g8bisfsp anfer
ti0en uno u%erfaufen, beItraft neroen. Gin
Gingabe aus Wti1Ouri fOrberte i~tren9ere Sir
henju9t be3i9lib Oes EanIens. Or. 6. s.
Waribaa beftirportete Die Serausgabe cine!
Ntonats WIa9n3ines.
Die Gonieren5 WObnta in Corpore Der Sra:
berbefr4uiunQ beute bel.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

Michigan, as is now well known, is
only a corruption of the name of Father
Mike Egan, an Irish Catholic priest, who
lived and toiled, and was finally sacri-
feed by the Indians, on the site of the
present city of Detroit RhnchtneZZo.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

"A negro jumped from a railroad
train going at full speed, near Savannah,
Ga, the other day, but, striking on his
head, he escaped unhurt.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
Electricity and the Indians.


Our Pluto Indians are of an inquiring
turn of mind and always flock around at
any kind Of street show, where they will
stand for hours stretching their necks
oyer the shoulders of the white specta-
tors, drinking in through open eyes and
mouths the wonder before them. Sunday
afternoon last quite q crowd Of white
men and the usual sprinkling of Piutes
were gathered about the electrical ma
chine which was in full blast near the
corner Of G and Union streets. Several
whites had bought two bits worth of the
artificial lightning, when big Injun,"
whose raiment consisted principally of a
big turkey feather and a few daubs of
red paint, marched up in a drove by
himself, like Bakers hog" and be-
came customer to the peddler of home
made lightning. He seized upon the
handles of the machine, and the man at
the wheel began to grind. So deep was
the silence which reigned in the expee-
tant crowd that you might have heard
the blowing of a nose. Presently the
uneasiness. He evidently felt thrills
grim countenance became grimmer, then
grimest. There was a fearful working of
his facial muscles his eyes began to gog-
l. the paint on his cheek bones cracked
and fell off in flakes; he tried to drop
the handles of the machine, but they
stuck fast to his fingers. 'Hi-you,
cried he, ''no bodice! Stan you mana
Yoy stop &c wagon-whoa haw; d.
Here-upon he began wild sort of war
dance, his fingers still upon the keys of
the machine, as though playing an ac-
compartment on the piano. ''Hi-youl
d! Do i'm small-me plenty two btu
The wagon" being stopped, the mobile
red man. made break through the
crowd at 8 rapid rate. Upon gaining a
safe distance, he turned and drawing
himself up to his full height, with great
dignity remarked as follows: ''Shoo fy!"
-NeudtIa Ruper.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
WANTED,

DY the subscriber Five Tons of Good Mercb...,,
DBnttcr, for which the highest market price ss;,s
V-S y. A.PLATT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

The working of miracles seems to
have been successfully resumed in Piqua,
Ohio. A few years since, during reli-
glous revival, in the church where the
hev. Granville Moody was pastor, GER
tam iewd fellows of the b:ser sort"
created a disturbance in one of the meet
ings. Mr.. Moody, approaching them,
took them to task for their misconduct
when one of the parties said to him !:
We heard that you were working mira
cles here, and came to see if it were true J,
mo sir," said the divine, I'VE do NOT
work miracles, but taking him bv the
collar-''we do cast out devils" Aud he
"drave him out"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
TESTIMONIAL.
UNION PACIFIC R. r., OFFICE OF GENT SUIT
a00IAHA Dec. is. 1862

testimonials: saaiI- .a-- 10
TESTIMONIAL. s2aiass,isE
UNION PACIFIC R. r., OFFICE OF GRN'L Sup'Tl
sOMAHA, Dec. 16, 1869,
Hon. 7: NJ. AVERY, President National Watch Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sir During the month that have carried
one of Your 'B. w. Raymond " Watches it has not
failed to keep the time with much accuracy as to
leave nothing to desire in this regard For accuracy
in tme-keeping beauty of movement and finish your
Watches challenge my admiration. and arouse my
pride as an American, and confident that in all
respects they will compete successfully in the mark
cts of the world, with similar manufacturers of older
nations They need only to be krown to be appre-
ciated.
Yours most respectfully
C. G. HAMMOND Genl sup't.
OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD
Gen1 Sup't. New York, Jan. II, 1870. I
I. NJ. AVERY, Esq, President National Watch Co
Dear SiT:-The Watch made by your Company
which have carried the past two months, has kept
excellent time. have carried it frequently en-
gnes, and have been the road with it almost daily
During this time it has uniformly with stand.
ard clock. Trulyiyours.
j. NJ ToUCEY, Gent supt
The following dealers also in various parts of the
country, have certified that they consider the Elgn
Watches to be all that the Company have advertised
them, as better finished more correct and durable,
than any in market of similar price, and that they
have great confidence in recommending them to the
public, on account of their general merit.
W Wss Seasons Y aesas eS ST. t !e
I B Bynner,. :, Morse, Reddin & Hamilton.
Henry 'GinneI, e Chicago.
Geo. W. Pratt g. Co., e J. H. Hense, Denvv Cal.
Scott Barrier & Co., Pttsb'hM. N. Baldwin & Co.. San
]. R. Reed & CO., 81" Francisco. Cal.
Dahme & Co.. Cincinnati Koch & Dryfus, N. Orleans.
Jenkins & Hatch 1t And over 400 others.
G. hellebush Cincinnati,
Various grades and prices made to suit different
tastes.
Nomovementsr etailed blythe Comply.
RJ-Call on your Jeweler and ask to see the Elgin
Watches. 5=-
.Rnsipess rffce and Salesroom National watch Com,
pany.
i6441y I5o & IeI Lake St., Chicago.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
WEDT,OCK

The Basis of Civil sociefy.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and ha,p ness of Narri.-e
and the evils and dangers of Cebacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans true po sffion in life
Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia Pa 17-7 en-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
HlNEkEEY EANHTvTER.

F Or FataiI Cse price $50, Knits EVERYTHING use
only one needle, simple reliable Circular and
pie stocking sent FREE Knits ten pairs per day.
child can operate it. AGENTS WANTED, Address
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co., Bath, Me.
absco-S-3m or 176 BROADWAY, n. Y.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

/ thee read see that me,
Love is up will III have
But that and you have you
One and down and you if
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
PATENT DUST EXGLUDER,

constructed as to enclose the works, and form a
protection against dust enabling the re-
main in order without cleaning double the time that
Watch Will ordinarily without this protection
The Company feel confident after having had their
Watches three years in market, and selling many
thousands of them in all parts of abe country that
the El@in Watches are The best fiElse
keepers ROW offered to the American
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
FROM s. TO SO PER D.ar

eau be made by any one with the American Knitting
Machine, knitting stockings &c swhile expert oper-
tors can even make rore, knitting fancy work which
always commands ready sale. A person can readily
knit from twelve to fifteen pairs of stockings per day.
the profit on which viii be not less than fort cents
per pair.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
Black Shop.
cURMER OF COMMERCIAL
AND MgATsa STREET.

The undersigned is prepared do ali kinds of job
bIng work as welIas contract for every style of
Buggy, Wagon &c, Vessel work and tempering of
Mill pixies attended in short notice Also particular
attention paid to horse showing ! he public is re-
specially invi ed to give me call.
6l-2tf JOHN AWAKE,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

-Woman's right to the parasol is
usurpered more than ever this sum-
mer, the carrying OF sun umbrellas by
men being very general White umbrel-
las are especially affected, and their APP
pearance IN number give the effect OF
bed of mushrooms
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

NFA1 s-a s5A3d 57oaw 30 - 10 s5gsT5s
lllta7f ea5 e E53aquu cdr .siiud Il
52fssz2 zsal2ze - J.75Jt44 Iot foUG - 5C8
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21
Over Five Hundred Dealers

in various parts of the land have unreservedly en-
dorsed them They are in upon numerous lines
of Railway, including the Union Pacific and the
PcansylvHnE:s Cen trail. and officers of these
roads, with other prominent r. r. officials, endorse
them the Watches for the use of Il. r. employe.
and travellers. yet introduced.
The following are presented specimens o. these
testimonials: -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-21

Miss Smead, teacher at Kalama-
zoo, has experienced fall She fell
heir to $4,000. Young men out of a
situation may do well to visit Kalama-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-27
A LLEGHENY vALLEYR.H

Oystess By the quar-. ~ vonenesy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-27
THE PETR OLEUMCENTRE
DALI Y RECOR RID
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING.
Sundays excepted,
". Il. LOEGWELL, Proprietor.
TERMS.

TERMS.
Fer ysar psyabis in advance, a N
] CT month, ~
PRlCE.LEST OF ADvERTIsuN0.
(Tea lines Of nonparsii make one sousreI
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-03
American Affairs.

New York, September IA Tribune
special from Paris, Wednesday. says:
"Distrust between the Government and
people is much diminished. Time is a
great ally oflthe French. A week since,
the Grown Prince might have ridden into
Paris. To-day the defenses ere stronger
and the moral condition of the defenders
still moro improved. It only needs the
trust of the people to make Paris and
France SAFE"
CuARLEsroN, September q Arrived =
Steamship Salvor, Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON. September 2.-Internal
revenue over $175,000
An order has been issued from the
War Department forbidding- the employ,
ment OF civilians beyond the War Depart
ment authorization.
Government outlay for August, ex-
elusive Of interest, is over SIT, 900, 900.
SAN FRANcIsco, September 2.-The
American brig Augetta and the Mexican
schooner Minerva were wrecked of the
coast OF Mazatlan, in gale, on the
goth of August
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-03

RICHMOND, September 2.-The con-
fectionery of @. ziminor was totally de-
stroyed, and the stores of L. jacobs and
Baldwin Brothers were considerably
damaged, this morning, by Gre. Loss
$4,000. Fully insured.
RALEIGH, September 2.-Hon. Joseph
Turner, through his counsel. yesterday,
moved for bench warrant against Gov.
Holden for illegal arrest. The motion
was entertained, and argument closes to-
morrow.
ST. LOUIS, September 300 en-
ployees OF the Toledo, Wabash and
Western Railroad stopped the trains on
account of arrears. The strikers cap
tured four engines.
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FINANCIAL AND commERcIAL.

New YORK, September 2-Noon.-
Gold 1GLl. Sterling long, 924@1O15
Bonds 1915. Flour dull. Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady.
Pork 27.50(927.75. Lard dull Cotton
qniet-uplands 1873; Orleans 203s; sales
500 bales. Freights firm.
7 2. M.-Cotton firm-sales 1,4OO
bales; uplands 1879. Flour-State and
Western 5(G1Oc. lower; superfine 1000
$50; Southern dull and lower-common
to fair extra 5.60@G4O. Wheat heavy
and lC92c. lower-winter red and amber
Western l; ;3s; inferior new 1872. Corn
unchanged. Beef steady. Pork 27.621h.
dn Lard tirm-hettle 17@17l4. Whiskey
Gold 16II@1G5S.
BAbr1nonr, September 2.--Flour
dull and nominally unchanged. Wheat
very dull-white 1.35@l. 60. Corn
nominal. Pork quiet. Bacon active.
Shoulders 15M. Whiskey more doing.
ST. LOUIS, September 2.-Tobacco
firm. Middling hemp dull and unchang
ed. Bagging 2o@30. Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn dull-choice 7O072.
Whiskey quiet, at 81. Provisions firmer
Pork 2S.O0@26.30. Shoulders 14l5;
clear rib 17la; clear sides Is. Lard
nominal.
C1NcINNATI, September 2.-Flour firm
and in fair demand-family 5.5o05.75
Corn in moderate demand at 7O(o172
Whislley firm, ut S9(G9O Pork dull, ut
2750@27.75. Lard dull and held ut
1874. Bacon in good demand aud gen
orally ask 1a higher
New ORLEANS, September 2.-Cotton
demands fair prices-middling I73i;
sales 42O bales; net receipts 37I; stock
Il, OBJ; net receipts of week 1,032.
MOBILE, September 2.-Cotton quiet
-middlings 17Wl7!ii; sales 100 bales;
stock 10,0l3
SAyANNAI, September 2.-Cotton mar
ket to-day is nctive-low middling 17lI;
sea island nominal; sales to-day 800
bales.
AUGUSTA, September -Middling
cotton 17la(@l73i; sales lG0 bales; re-
ceipts 135.
CHARLESTON, September Cotton
market to-day is 6rmer-middlings 173i;
snles 100 bales; of the week 375; receipts
to-day 275; of the week 1,43S; exports
today 45G; of the week 1925; stock on
hand 12S bales.
LONDON, September 2-Noon. Con
soils 9l1s. Bonds SS3i.
LIVERPOOL. September 2-Noon.-
Cotton opens frm-uplands 8; Or
leans 9li; stock 494, 900 bales American
1913, 900; receipts of week 35, ,OOO-Amcr-
lean 1000.
LIVERPOOL, September 2-Evening. =
Cotton firm-uplands 9G1919; Orleans
9A(G92s; sales IL, ZOO bales.
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Mrs. PARTINGToN on COSMETICS. =
"Ihat's new article for Identifying the
complexion" said Mrs. Bibb, holding
up Il small bottle for Mrs Partington to
look ut. She looked up from toeing out
q wooden sock for Ike, and took the bot
tie in her hand
els it iudecd?"isaid She "Well, they
may get up ever SO many rostrums for
bcautifying the complexion, but, depend
upon it, the less people have to do with
bottles of it, the better. My neighbor,
Mrs. B!otch, has been using bottle for
Il good many years for her complexion,
and her nose looks like rupture of
Mount Nociferous, with the burning
ather running all over the contagious
TERRITORY" 4"