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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
BAPTIST CONVENTION.

The West Tennessee Convention of the
u visionary Baptist Church met in our town
on Thursday of last week There were
about one hundred and fifty delegates pres.
ent. thirty or forty of whom were clerical.
Judge Bond, of Haywood was chosen Pres
ident of the Convention, Rev Mr.. Mays of
Jackson, Vice-President, and Rev. Mr..
Borum. pastor of the church at Dyersburg,
Secretary
The Missionary Baptist Church has =
number of able ministers in West Tenn
essee, and our people were we'll pleased
with the preaching upon the occasion. After
a harmonious session, during which both
the TEMPORAL and spiritual condition Of the
Church were looked to. the Convention ad.
iourned on last Monday night We are
informed that their next Convention will be
held at Milan Trenton Gazette
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
THE SOUTH CAROLINA FARCE.

F the Charleston COurisrl
| Every day there reaches us fresh intelli-
genee of the fraudulent manner by which
the recent election has been carried These
are fragrant and sufficient to set aside the
whole election, if there was any tribunal to
" mich justice and right could make its app
p al In this county alone, outside of the city,
armed colored bands, styling themselves the
militia, SURROUNDED the polls aud insisted
upon inspecting the tickets of the voters, and
thus, tS a great extent, either drove off hose
of the colored race who wished to vote the
reform ticket, or intimidated them into the
support of the Radical nOG, inee. The few
white men present were powerless. They
voted in peril In some cases they were
not permitted tn vote at all This was the
case at Wappataw Church poll, and so with
others. Colored women, in some parts Of
the State, were allowed to vote for their sick
husbands. In many cases neither menagcrs
nor voters were sworn. In some counties
more votes were cast than there were males
over twenty one years of age, as taken by
the recent United States census, and we
doubt not; when the returns are all in, it
will be found that where the Radicals had
the supremacy, nearly eUer coEored person
oUer SeUeHt en- years Of age oOas permitted to
. ,te Thus, with the intimidation on the
0ne hand and the utmost license and fraud,
it is not astonishing that the reform party
should have been defeated No movement
can ever be successful where there is not
permitted fair, free and unbiased election.
For instance, what would it be thought OF
IN election in New York, where the Radical
narty alone should be allowed to go armed
to the po :; where they dem mi the in
spection of voters; where they changed and
destroyed obnoxious ballot-boxes; whe
hey voted minors and women; where those
of the opposite party had their tickets des
rnyed and their votes inhmid lted, or exer-
cising their right in the presence of an arm
ed mobes Whoever heard in the history If
"a free election before of the managers and
commissioners Of elections being all ap-
pointed by the chief candidate for Office
himself all of one party, many of them can
didates for office, and of their having the
custody and counting of the votes in an
election in which they were personally in
terested? We will venture to say that such
an election, wnere there has been the sligh-
test pretence to the right OF ballot, is with
out parallel In the past, the intelligence
and the real voice of South Carlina have no
audience at the North. Its appeals to can.
dol, justice and right have been unheeded
Its statement of real condition of aft .irs, and
it's just demands against oppression under
the forms of law, the worst sort of tyranny,
and for honest government, have been in
vain. The ear of the North is eagerly lent
TO those who are the defamers of the State
and who have trampled under foot every
vestige of liberty, violated every sentiment
of right, and brought the State to the very
verge of ruin ard desolation.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
Farewell to a Friend.

Farewell and may we meet again,
A we have met before
And may our hearts bt at lightly then
AS in the daYs of yoTe;
And when an ocean shall divide,
The heart once hound bv love,
may we not on earth contide,
But seek to meet above.
All yes; love thee and now we part
And not to meet ere long,
Tell me IS there not one true heart
To beat for me when gone;
Is there no one whose thoughts will rove
To her beyond the sea
Is there not one at eve tide,
To sadly think of me.
Farewell when in a distant land
I'll often think of thee,
And may | claim the same from YOU,
That you will think of me;
Give me but leave when gone to think
That yOu are still the same,
As when together once We did
Each others friendship claim
Farewell to school that dear old place
Where weve sat side b> side,
Farewell to all those happy days,
That so merrily did glide;
Fare we'll Ia books aud l.. chers too,
This side the ocean wild.
For | will have tn mingie v ith,
Those on the other side
Farewell once more and may your life
Be bright as it is now,
Nav no dark clouds their shadow cast
Upon thy happy brow;
But when you think of me let not,
One shadow dark'y dwell,
But only kindly think of me,
Farwell, farewell, farewell
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26

A Nxw BATTLE CRY.-"W hat are you dis
tnrbing the whole house with Eour yells in
this way for p Demanded a Saratoga land
lord of a guest whom he fouud late at night
seemingly in active pursuit Of invisible foes,
and yelling at the top OF his voice.
ssFm shouting the battle cry of flea dom,
answered the gust as he went ahead with bis
search and bis yeils
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
Rantist Church.

sabbath Service, lO1z and "a Sunday School
PRAYER Meeting Tuesday Evenings Regular Month
Meeting Saturday 'efnre the Third Sabbath in eact
month Communion Service the SABBATH following
ED. A TJMLINSON, PAsToR.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26

South Carolina has negro Lieutenant Gov
ernor three negro Congressman out Of four
eleven negro Senators out Of thirty-one and
eighty negro Assmblymen out ofons hudsed
and twenty four besides negrojudgs ofits
Surrsme Court.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
Presbyterian Church.

'u'dAy School A. n
.Ible Glass Tuesdays. at
ray Meeting Thursdays. at
,ervices every Sabbath. at Io1. A. NJ. and p
Seats al FREE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
Mississippi Central r. r.


GEO. NJ. DUGAN............ .-......A AGENT, BOLIVAR
Trains pass Bolivar a. follows:
NAIL TRAIN Soulful 20 ............ North 34S NJ
rXPKE:s Seuth-2 ;...-....... North, 81
Freight train. .SOuth-IU45 North,
Way Freight Sout.-lI North 81
Rfs Mail train every day. 80 Express train
every day-MONrAYS EXCEPTED. -6E
by the southwark bound " all and Ex
ress trains Grand Junction with trains the NJ q.
trains going north at Jackson Tenn, with
trains the VI 4 o. Il. Il.
rne above schedule took effect Nov 20. 1865
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26

Services every Sabbath. at IO1l A. N. and P HI, by
me Rev. 5. b SURRAT.
SABBATH SCHOOL at s5z A. M.
Singing Sabbath School Scholars Sunday evening
2is o'clock. Prayer Meeting syery Wednesday night
hur mseting every Friday night Regular Church meet
first Wednesday night in each month. Young Mems
-r.y az h Getting every Monday night.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
NOTICE.

claim for ny invention the UtIsy and AL other
Presses this
Nv gripping blocks used in pressing oas in solid
bleets which grip upright iron bars as soon as the
power is applied and holds fast As soon as the power is
taken Of the blocks slide down the bar perfectly
loose ready for Of holt which renders it entirely
impossible to get out Of virtue which no other
press has The lever that is the straight
lever applied direct u gripping blocks Ny follower
rsn up by q rope and ~ndle'S and Is
arranged t. yarz very easy.
CO. For further i1fyTmssiou sdirsss
G. ". SWISEBROAD.
FulT % sz BozIvAR' TBxS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Methndist Chnrnh

Services Sabbath in each MONTH
.'r. a A MooREMAN; FUu tn Sabbath ia month by
Nm. n. SORMENT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
q H ANDERSON. L b ADAMS JOHN WARREN r s
HARDY. FRANCIS FENTRESS, c NJ. WELLONS.
Magistrates and Constablea.
/. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn.

|. Jame5' Church, Bolivar, Tenn.
rvces on every Sunday and on all the Holy Days by
RECTOR w. C. GRAY.
e. oHr for opening Sunday School is.. ga o'clock
II ruiuR Service 0 Sundays. ....,~..... lO1s
y-uiEE Service Sundays. -............. do
Holy DayG......... -.......75z and "a
Services twice day during Lent.
FROM Il A So. and from P. NJ. tho Rector
Is found in his study At the of the Church.
~ The seats Of this Church are ALL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS
FOLLOWS;
Through Mail-DAILY-... ............ 30 10 40
yOrInth hAccommOdatiou-DAILY-ex-
eept Sunday, at........ ...-.D............ O5 n
Grand Junction Accommodation, daily
axcept sunday. at -... s As Is m
Through Mail at Grand Junction with trains for
Bolivar and jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur for Athens Pulaski. Ala Columbia, Nash
At Chattanooga mail trains for points
Express Trains.
Baggage checked through.
For further information. sppy at the once
corner Main and South Court street.
w. j. ROSS GerT Superintsudant.
A. A. BARNES Geu1 Ticket Agent. ocL5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
SWIM EBROAD'S
IMPROVED
COTTON PRESS!

As have succeeded in getting new in
v.pton granted me on PRESSES. propose place
them before the people for general use.
NV invention is reduced down t. SIMPLICITY. DU-
RABIIITY and STRENGTH, so much 50 that any set of
field hands eau work it with good success.
All those who wish Press see oAs in working
der a this place.
propose to sell ROYALTY. COUNTY and STATE
PTCJTS onIv
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-26
MEMPHIS. TENN

-:O:-
Here in store, and are now receiving;
500 Barrels of Fine Flour.
$50 Sacks of Coffee.
500 Packages of Mackeral,
100 Cases of Sardines.
200 Barrels of Syrups.
1000 Pieces of Bagging.
100 Tons of Iron Ties, Beard &
Arrow
1000 Barrels of Flour.
so Tiercas S. @. Hams.
so IThds. of Bacon.
200 Barrels of Pork.
20 Barrels of--5 year old-Bur-
bon Whisky.
And many other articles appertaining to
their business. Orders solicited and salts
faction guaranteed.
B3g@ Special attention will be given to
sale of Cotton, and shipments are reques-
ted. sepl0
, 1870-12-13

os-openea seure 1t ss.soeaes, bot elss+4
rsoyrs1uxs-F1rms II aastq tqaosattora
wBlskxr-Aeuvo at s1assc
DETROIT.
DETROIT, Dec. ls-BREAp5IUPF1p17u1 a1.et
and Unchanged Wheat 6c2tcd and ntmf Ma I.
sla3; amber, s.. 1.anal,41. Cum IN good deusad
and inll prsces, NJ Sc.
HcGs-Oretsed ho4s An1T 1t t1H31a.c.
CLErKIASn
clEvMAXp. O., Dec 1a-8sE.rsrrF7g-Flo
winter, SLe5: No. Z, sLsu. Com md ostz nn1a!1-
ally nnehAn9td. RE n Light DEMAND bat hold
er6 nEm: S42c.
PgrHoIKcx-Crude very dull at 500; Fedued
quiet and unchanged q soe-
MEMPHIS
AEHPHE nec 12-C -Curr0x-pu11, unsettled, An4
nom!na!'y 14e; receipts, $50 bales: aafpm~ntA,
BRf4ns1cFr-F1ourd dull and unsettled; skE4
fecetpts depfesa the market; sec.
aAr-Actisc; 3z1f0tA9400 .......
PknyEs10Ns4-errk-Sod dtmand- lard qniet 1ad
weak; 1s9ftkc- Bulk Shoulders, Sc; Maes, 1natt-
TOLEDO.
IhLKno, Dec 12-BRkADs1rFH+ +PIouf dun
anA usas h1nxtA. Wheat, full prtcea Asked but 10
ns tnAnd; amber A!chl2An, f1.anf. No. red Wa
Gsso. &i.S5: No Z. St.tSk, No. spring, sloc-
tofn ao!I And uochsneed: low Mixed 4sc; hlcn
Wt1en. sle- Oats steady No !, 4tc; No :, 4a4e;
CLoyKR Sxxn-S.esus It $40.
pREskn NoG5-Sieaaf II IAAsXc, Dividing on
geo ID ~
RncNTr- 300 b.,s; vaest. 70 ooa eu =.
tosT, 19,NO0 tu oat1, GGcD bu,
| 1lcARSTS-FloaE4 &U0 n!ls, wheat, soQa hs .
corr, 49, % bu; oats, 9.coo bu.
, 1870-12-13

port. Q: e.ttle sales, snd she railing p!Ies,.
4a tbe eellezs themselves. Thsy hAd ovtda4t-
II feit from the frat tLAi tho cattle were s1s-
tually theirs, ard that ,koonar or liter they
would reap the rswatd of their unlirinE zeh-
Thst they did not IN owing rather TO tha eus-
p:cious natr1e OF tat!e:-d1T humanity, thAa
II lack Of unse~fulls ~3cvesoped skm-
Yesterday, the drnveT4 haylng concluded
'fkcir bu' lnesa in this city, msde ready 10 r.
turn hcme. ind Eaut to tbs bAnk 10 draw thesr
mopey. Tho thlevas followed IN their wake:
Ard evidently felt TINT the time for tho grand
etrukc vas Ut h.nd. The dtovera entered aud
drew The E2s,C00 which they had deposited;
1t ula handel 10 them by tho paying taller od
the lunk. Tbs money waa joint property,
ard the men therefore Bit down x tsblo to
couLt il knd mAka. Al equitable a'vihoE.
When the hills weEe hpreAd out before the
meu, divided into three piles, to walked
the thieves, and merched directly 70
for the inkat.nd, smother for . bi.n5 *
check, ard the third for pen. ~ they d!d
tbs. tho three diseng1ged banda, psrt!y hid
den by tho bodies, came down simu'taneoasly
Tor the money. The paying tel'er, however.
was On the q,a ripe, and thouted quickly to
the dtovfrs to look ont for their bills, and theT
sc1amLled them up ia Just barely time enough
10 keep them. The thieves. beeing thAs theT
wtrs discovered, turned and boIted, aud the
droyc,s, being glad enough 10 have been na7e
from robbelt, did not pureue them In III
new bark building Ill danger from aao
etu.cs q Will. be averted ly the setting apart
rouu in which money may be counted.
, 1870-12-13
Thc Live stock MARKETS.

SKx yGEK. ..-..
INV ippE. Dec 13-1hn 4ds&7ce<l fsetChts be-
Gil to check receipts, and Lighter arrivals Of all
Ilris are reported Thin catsfr Arc 8hut OF,
xrge car of 1e1a1a arriving r-<lay, and 1ezs than
800 fnr the wetL Deeyca coant so for tue week,
and s,1oo to-day: lis cars at One Hundredth
street. - 1T weeh4~kep, and Is 1t CouIauripaw.
Qnslt!y better, sod prices advanced va xc, bare
iJ ssttnX out RAGE. 10 70 itt, sa1r % choice
OHIO, ~ cwt, Ut lShc, % ns Der cw1; and IL i!s-
nola Cntl&ss s&tue, IL 9cwt,aiIsas'c- Tue market
averaged 1sac. mcst Of ~ cwt; Western steers
ktNitG at 1aHc. most Of ~ cwt: Western steers
ceiling It l5.117&c: car Te1anp. cWr. 1fhr:
20 Gooti I1ltbtAa. ~ cWt, '4ta16c. There were 81
cats. lecai tsaIe cx,tlr. selling At toa15e-
sheep-Kt uetpta, 2, ,O0 head for the week. and
o,sa0 today. Market hc better. or 4kAac fot
sety pcof 10 medium sH7S%c for fair 70 prime.
and 7ss nc for extra fat sheep. AMI choice lambs
safes car u Is State Al AAc:1 CT s6 = OHIO,
cars - = State, and G.1c cars t1hto. same weight
II &c: l car 14b b cAnstsas. nj fHc-
noRe-Receiptss = sD tor the xefk. an's .. ,0e
to-day Live Kls wnith s'4t&sAsr8 carr htcdt
aan, aseraatpg 1T shs, SELLING ii the latter price
Drrsked sell III s5t@9Ac.
ALLxdHKST. .
East LIBERTY, Pa, Dec l2.-Run OF hogs fair
at Gsfzsc: rather dali.
Caitle-So safes. Jet the run Is moderate to fair
Sheer Eun Hent, but are selling AZ 4kAsc: com
non 10 fair, 3{a4c,
, 1870-12-13

RtAorxp.-The lights have Al been REMOVER
lrorp the st. Cl4tr Flats
PRnrEL1.fK pIrnsBuR0B.-Tha old prupeller
PtttAbuTah, now owned BY Milwaukee parties, II
10 BE- feh1ilt It Sheboy9au thls winter.
SCu0oSKK RoHISsoS.-The wTeckluE steamer
Magnet. hRE1uR In TOW the schooner u Robinson.
Etta steam pump On heaEd. va met h~lnv
the propeller Jay Gould. The Robinson. II -ttl
be rene inferred. struck rock and became wster-
legged. In Georgian Bay. . fortnight aSo. She
htE cargo OF lumber for Chicago. Thc ves3ea
will he repaired It Detroit.
axrEosKAK:sFs At oIlISOwoon- Work ca
the rev dock 4nd elevator 1t ColIinRHood Ia pro-
RressinE ra1ld,y. Tha aock T. nearly completed.
ard viii be splendid Structure, rhe space b
tween the old dock and the new 0ne being 11les1
up with easthVork. Tne building win b mag-
nIncent one, the frame being Of white oak and ct
massive ..tmentiunr. Sannd,nxs hare also been
made on the east tidt OF the hatbor for \ stu1,ez
hastn. The Old wharf Is 70 be wtdeued Thirty feet
| and the whole Of the old Rnd new work Is to be
dtte-i up xtth earthFork. When nn!shed. these
works WIN te second 10 none In the Floytncr and
ehow rtstnjy the future operations Of the North.
EN- RAILWAY CODpany.
, 1870-12-13

ueans, Let Ms hope this is true; fot, II not,
1. cortsipiy Looked - II tbs Houss looked with
cold Indifference On The result Ths ARTILLERY
in tho ,Cnnuo4 Eli.eoa tired saivo to IN
nounco the conclusion OF tho violation to the
cry.
for an hour, To noninate tho deput ation which
was to proceed TO Italy to lnnouuce to the
Duke Of Aos,a that the Spanish Cortea had
m1te him theit EtnG.
, 1870-12-13

Thieves Attempt to Rob a Drover-
Vxycnty -1hrce Thouknud Dollars
on u Tahlc md snc Thieves nud
nxxpes~ EuntcsttnK 1ar At-Thc 0wu-
crB Win.
Frern the fi,46prgA Di,qa'eA, De. 10
Thrae tAteyes yesterday Uted grand rob-
bcry cLcme, md II thieves eEer Zeal any
rcan.r than thc5 must in their normal cog
ailiou, these fAllowa 1hou'd be sad!F detected.
The gentlemen Of elegant and dishonast
leisure tAd doubtless boen In the tram Of thcl
1ntenatd vlet,m for some dAyr, And II - no!
improbable that tbes spent some money ano
bsain lalor in their srrangements 10. ths
EfaEa coup TIM. il succeeefully made, @onin
nave enI1ehed them. In the. a6rottncsa WITH
&McA re plane OF tie thleves were Arranged,
soEne sEaAa WAs exhibited, and their execution
wss only tpollt by tho suspicious OF the
droeers. or The latter there were threa. and
they had como from the West With cattle
Having sold these they depos,tcl &ba u,oceeds
ii haol; there 10 remain until they
were ready to return - their hnmex. The
amount Deposited wAa fz3 ,ooo- Viii the ums
and ahl,ty to enjoy money, and having no
other method of Obtaining It th.n bv l. suAdsn
erssp, It ia only natural that tbs lisht-apgor-
| ed Eepucuen of acqufsisfve pfopspaities
abo1td Rave taken this manner Of becoming
wealthy. Thsr had probably followed ths
dIog9r1 from the time ust thay h.i
hcrded their stock. for ita' eastward trip, sue
may hAyo taken u usuch interest In the e.
, 1870-12-13
The Isrodu uce Markets.


nrn: ttua ap,iaE at A.7Etaa.so WHEAT steady.
No !. &t.ts: No :, fi.Deh4l.0t- Uats easier,
No :, seHc- Corn aail and unchauged- Rye
fRoSss'oSs-Mess roEk aei! At slae9.
DknstD Anos-LoMtf ~ t.sc. >. ,,, |
on, ~ ~ n1s a17: Msss; smp9 nm
SO ,. m.-wneai quiet ri steady al si.os for
, 81; LoEiS ILL.,, ,,u,, a,u n,n,,.
hr, nt1s' Dec ls.-eo14os--ooii MA Ro.oi-
bai q !ac. .x,u, .,.,s,s 6,
baHApsIEffs-f:ouI qotss anu 1acnan9eo. ~ ~
Pt1ate NIL1er. - N4f9a.s9s e1asa. = ~: ~.
tAE9*xa 81: iaHay ,1i, M;ntsr, *9Ms ~ WEE.
9ai' oa: no!osth nsr 40. miGR ~ ~ .SaAe ,
No., EnicaRo spnnR; H,ios No seA H;nIST,
9L5s. totn sssaaJ - eessS tof st mea T. po1k:
- ssS ~. !Snen uaHI ~ osss ~ Asn. s.I
No; .. s.. Kye arm a. &c.
3osAeegeSosatoK 3 e91e; estn mar, m ,or
MAAr-Ao"ef' al e'sr3oN9i'''to io' nc" "u-
a1SsseM sH,,..o p.,.y, ,+es-
naonSm~AttS s'n,e n.Ia. 6s-. ria o.n.,ao- u,,.
xs leu 5.5I, s1a * sIs IA ,nI1n
esr si.s nng.tia me- IA n1a<r tnts
issr rs, s,;,Ss ,orsr 1H.5,s1 ~ TN hetter
1'sssxS;ss,5 I|5sSsxssssau,s>s;; :; ss,s: {. Sc
rCsss'fssf s: tasS oaI 70. ,5 70 e. s'f "sss
'sSo o. eern Ss sso' 0u oas: 'a re; 80 ou
x,.ra,x. me- SEw e f9RM e, INN an, r,x,,
t,:a: m'dai,aa upland. lsse: .
HaEANIrTks-Fiour IN fatr demand aad ntms
recelpta, l5.ae nfA; supefnne Winter, 3A2a9a1;
common % Eood exua. E-ySAae ~: Rnoo 70 eaolcer
, 1870-12-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


LoNDoS. Dec. l0.-5~s0s Of T9, 8E: 1-91s. fS,
SsS s-0s, 81, s0A.
LONDON, Doc 1t-1:so T. ua.-Consols ~ for
mureJ o4st tor account
AlEericsu securities steady; Ha>s Of 81, ssas
b-40s, g, SSs o-4os, 81. 93k: lo-sos, SIN.
Stocks qHitt: Erie. 20; IiltuotA Central, III
Al anttc l. Great Western, 2,4.
TGlow. IA I'd.
, 1870-12-13
Ncxy York FRY Goods Market.

sxw ycnS, Dec se--D.y goods quiet aud weak
St,nIar1 aud extra standard brown sheet
tngs, Iste: medium, - DO, 1lE'Af2c; hrpwn
7Ac: c2llcoca. 1Okc: New York Mills,
2nc: Wsmau1ta. 19c: Seupef fdem. l3c:
Howe, No. ;, 15c: Ontario bags, 5s. 10. and sc,
for A. B, and c; Duck. No. =. 4sc: MOL. 43c
Cpttet S;ta1es standart, stuff, 4a9A,c: awnings
stripes, blue, &C; green, 22c-
, 1870-12-13
GENERAL HQTICE.
~.-~--~~-~.+------r -----r-----~-------<s-
EutArrh. AtShKuR.

**Vs4&NH1 HH<EA*&1<1
Bronchitis aud Con s1ns pton rrttitrly enreA fwe:y
xeafs' exclusive praeti a th Treatment pf the ahavs
snrc after cthers bars failed. ~ new r.mnat<s
tnoxu only "a htuaseu tadna at'terea hy toha.ugs.
sshess. n ssfe: Hsea{ n I'd s es1t.!n. 2 NtLE9ap
nIe, u Diploma Il ot1es viii shoT. Hs also Eests
With unparalleled tueeess D. stsfr Mvr f'eruplairs
opinion befotr eoasaIttnx el.swhe:n. gonsalt.tio1
t!rr s-nd saMp ta5 stss1lsr nth vt f 1uest1e1e.
Ehirsln- III n.ic< honrs / N tn o. m =
, 1870-12-13

10tAHHsEN n UT oEtEENNF
rr77sncKGu. Dec. 19.-Czude petroleum atcafy:
sales 2fG1 lris, seller Deceirber, at l-16c: 9no
hrts. spot or seller December, s. hid, a'.c asked.
KetnCd, quie: and weak: sp0s or seller Deceu-
ber, estc: tller January and FtbruAry, sst. c:
seller March, &c.
, 1870-12-13

Vessels Passed WeIlAnd Canal.
The following vessels passed the locks 1t Port
Colbore on Friday:
DowS-Prup C1tT Of Bo1tnp, Toledo to Oxdenf-
bnfgh, eerfral cargo
Prop Buckeye, Cleveland 70 OstensbuYn. Sru-
efa1 cafEn-
Tr-ScthtDg,
WiSp-Sortn; light.
, 1870-12-13
Southern Cotton Markets.

CnAz1RsrnS, Dec. 19-cotton IN fair demand
and drm; u ildl.rV, 1s4af+'sc.
pr1Ces mud tEr. t5t-
GALVESTON. Dec la-coston quiet md weak;
nr,,tnHrr
, 1870-12-13

!; HOGs-Itecetsed, t. -: sh.pped. s4L Tae re-
'toaFtseF Win ms nnssSolsols we4laer, msde
buyers shy" ADD srade VAL sluggish. from tue
Opening to tue close Opening niles were At lea
clos<, sa}nes had dep:es1aIad fully 25asoc- The
market closed nat at Is s5aaa3 for common: %
@6.1o Tor medium. ard n 3a a1e2&23 for gsod 70
extra The following were chiefly carry s1iea:
Rna 6&TEF
, 1870-12-13

MuSpAT EvKSns8, Dec. 1e.
The folloxing table hows tho receipts md
elinments OF produce al thus point during the
past forty-eight honrs:
t~KeetxA ~shffn1<nss.o
1S1o ass9. 4 1870, | 1867
, 1870-12-13

nAY-The arrivals OF loose hay were lew %
we're higher II, consf but, az the scarcity
is put ttmposars: We make n9 change sn ons quo
We quote the Wholesale prices psld BY deal
ers: Tn usck-nmothy psessett, $laon9
1870: p aIre. pressed upland. ~, o,ans1!>oos az
@lsoa: prairie, loose. t11.Co.Altte. For delivery
Of preSted hsy, s1.fAs1:0, aceordtnx 70 distance.
HIUE$-Therc We8 but limited demand for
hides, and sales were slow at the ltte decline:
Country green butchets, sH29c; green hp, tic;
green sal,et. cured. Nkhs- 1lc; 20, heayy. 1ec:
% part cured, 9siec; rreea call. lNsi,e; ary
eIut.ny, kcoreo, cut. or otherwise damaged. two.
th,r!s pr1re: branded, 10 y cent Oh.
+ IRON AND STEEL-TI1de IN this department
, 1870-12-13

An eIchAuEe saEe:
"yandesh,lt, with the wise foresight fos which
he ts ditin9ut.ned, has pnfchxsed 80 acres o.
and a. ar St Lngts. 10 Accommodate tue cAMle
:rsnsfef bus:pets upoo the road In which be IS H.
1errstef. ropyec.ing thar city E1th the catle re;
r.5on Of Kansas. And the Auscat1ne Jonr5ad4
fsrs that nsr1es In that state AGe noytu1 TO pro
,,de st1nt.as accpMm otaupu for the Eex3s cattle
ttsue Ii Burlington. davenport, md CEntoo-
LATER.
The,p Wis = fair amount Of trading in No.
spring wheat !: the Afternoon Board: Ind
rices ruled shade higher, clos!pg drm It
sl.05A cash CT te!1ez the mrnth. el.cS3f
vellsr list half u Dscenbes, sud s1:o0H teilef
anotstions ou 'Chargs. We note the foilo*-
ne ssIea of pro<tians. 500 bs,s meas pork,
-eller February, 1t e1s 90; 10 hbde shonlaeEs,
s d.,s IL s.3t, Il ssssc: SO hhda ahort nib mid.
Ges Il SIC. and S tcs swae. picked hams At
ike.