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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-02
THBiC CoscHn1 last evening WAS hume -.

; THBiC iCoNcERT last eveuingnwas hume
rously attended. The singing and play
ingwere excellent, and the hall was filled
with the melodies evoked by the actors.
vocal and instrumental, The entertain
ment was for Mr.. Denck's benefit, and
the evening brought to him high
compliment. Gifted singers ana fine
performers united to make the occasion
success. AS we looked upon the scene
presented, we thought how beauty.
worth and grace were paying their
homage to genius, aud how this was
calculated to stimulate genius to its best
efforts, even for life. Mr.. Denck will
doubtless find in the occasion stim illus
to long and vigorous efforts in the de-
partment in which he has it in his power
to win laurels, and that which is more
substantial than laurels-we mean 4
competency for life, earned by the effoihss
of God given talents. The concert'
closed with general satisfaction.
NEW ENTs.-Attention il.
called to the following advertisements
published the first time this morning
Lowrance & Co.-Butter, Sundries.
Fisher & Heinitsh-Phuine.
J. & T. r. Agnew-Magic Powder.
Meeting Richland Lodge No. 80.
| Hostetter's Stomach Bittera
Statement Carolina National Bank.
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To the Farmers, Planters & Gardeners
A NEWAND PERFECT FERTILIZER.
g. PHITINE. -

PETTER than Peruvian Guano for general
oats 1n MS fuHnes Maes pess ss
Beans. Beets, Carrots, Cabbages, Tomatoes
For Grass and Clover, for Trees and Vines,
and, above all, the best Fertilizer for Cotton.
This new compound, contains every valuable
ingredient contained in Stable Manure, and is
the only Fertilizer which possesses such a
combination of concentrated active fertilizing
materials, as Animal Matter, Blood, Hair,
Hoofs, &C., with those active Chemical Salts
required to support vegetation. We challenge
the world for a better Manure. It is cheaper
to buy good article at first, and we can as
sure our friends that tho Fertilizer we now
offer 10 the best in the market. Planters will
do we'll to call and examine the quality and
learn the price, aud leave their orders.
We endorse this Manure. No adulteration,
no dirt, no ground stones or rocks-all pure.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
Feb ct Chemists and Druggists.
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PooR EAI.MAvE.--Later news from
sxhy6 give the particulars Of the execu-
tion Of SalnhveE The trials seommsnced
she moment tat ne yeached PofH-au-
Prince. He As conKiotedof ,rtaaon,
devastation, Nqage aA adaAssinasions,
breathing spsif Of 8 Quarter of an isa hour,
1as led out to u stake and shot to death
amid enthusiastic shouts of "Viue Ia
Constitution" He WasSforty-tbree yeaFs
Of age, and had reigned Ave years. The
negro patriots, who once coyered him
with adulation, buried his body among
the Jail birds. $500. -'''.----.-~'
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,


A the close of business, January %. 1870.
Loans and Discounts ....... sas2. 100 40
Over Drafts .............. 1890
U. 8. Bonds to Circulation. . $4,000
Other Stocks and Bonds. canine. 22,l55 O8
Due from Redeeming and Reserve
Currency. . 1856 al 1880 7s
Due from other National Banks. 1854 VI
Banking House: Observation-Disclosures. 16.800
Furniture and Fixtures. ....... 1,0A IS
current Expenses. s.............. 629 "a
Premiums ...................... 1902 OF
Cash Items, (including stsmps,). 478 16
Bills OF other National Banks. 80. 5,s79
Fractional Currency. dncluding
NicKies,) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LIS 70
opecle-COln. 1882 10
Legal Tender Notes.. ..... 1926
s419, 9,s75 80
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. ............s s12s. 500
Surplus una .................... 3,lUU
Profit and Loss ................ SITS 97
National Bank Circulation. ...... $4,000
Individual Deposits ts..... 229. .206 45
Duo to National Banks ......... 1874 so
Due to other Banks and Bankers. 1859 05
Notes and Bills Discounted .... 10,899 42
Bills Payable .............. ..... 11,250
s419,375 80
l. W. II. GULICK. Cashier OF ''The Carolina
Nhtlonal Denk, OF COlumDla, .. u, 90 30
lemnly swoar that the above statement ia true,
to the beet of my knowledge and belief.
W. b. GULIOK, Cashier.
Correct. Attest
l.. D. CHTLDS,
JOHN PRESTON, Directors.
EDWARD HOPE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF RICHLAND.
Sworn ~ and subscribed before me, this 3lst
day of January, 1870. G. J. IREDELL.
Feb21 Notary Public.
A Lecture
EOH the benefit Of Crsuline Convent by
IL Hon. A. p. ALDRICH, will be delivered at
Carolina Hall, WEDNESDAY, February 9, ID.
W Doors open at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
HONORARY CoMMITTEE.-Rey. J. ]. O'Connel
Rev. w. A. Meriwether, General John s. Pres
ton, Hon. ". f. DeSaussure, his Honor the
Mayor, Daniel Pope, Esq, James Gibbes
Esq, Captain Stanley, DIR. John Lynch.
Tickets to be obtained at the Bookstores, 2.
F.. Jackson, Druggist the Nickerson House
and Columbia Hcte,. Jan 30
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Notice.

A LII Book Accounts and Notes due z. d (f
"A d. Hope must be paid by the frat of Feh-
r9ary next, or they will be placed in the haod ds
of a Magistrate or Attorney for collection.
Jan 20 EDWARD HOPE
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The weak and emaciated mother says i:
"My health and strength is restored b.
the use Of" SOLOMoNs' BIrTEps. N2I
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Lopez is not yet taken, but the Count
D'Eu still hopes to take him. He is AS
invinoible in his hopes as is Lopez in
his resistance. Poor Paraguay has a
hard time; but it has certainly made a
fame for itself. It is entitled to the
respect, if not the sympathy. of nations.
Such resistance us it has opposed to the
allies who came to crush it, gives it's
people claim to high consideration for
love of country and for those high ma
tional virtues. fortitude aud constancy.
Mr.. Charles Horn, Assistant Foreman
of Fire Company No. 20, while in COM
pany with friend, was fred upon by a
party of negroes, in the streets of New
Orleans, and instantly killed. A bullet
intended for bis companion missed him
and struck an innocent colored man in
the leg. The assassins made their
escape.
The Fenian Congress is called to meet
at New York, on the 10Th of April, to
make final preparations for active hos,
tilities.
"Oh! what all excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MONS BrrTERs. N2l
Villages have been burned and lives
lost by a volcanic eruption in Java.
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wv tA-AAS SOC"Ab tOOiuhiJ L. aC
Court met at 10 q. m. Present: Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justice Will
lard.
The following cases were heard: Abra-
ham Baum us. Meyer Stern; Mr.. Asher
D. Cohen for appellant; Mr.. Buist on
same side; Mr.. Porter for appellee; Mr.
Asher D. Cohen in reply. Patrick J..
Coogan, plaintiff in error, as. Benjamin
il error; Mr.. Buist for plaintiff in error;
Mr.. J. Barrett Cohen for defendants in
error.
The cases of William Whaley et al. ,
plaintiffsin in error, as. Edmund A. Gibbes,
defendant in error, and William Whaley
et H, plaintiffs in error, rS. Juliette G..
Elliott, defendant in error, were struck
off.
Ats p. M, the Court adjourned until
10 a. m. to-day.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February l.-Co.
luanbia Hotel--H. Buist, A. ID. Cohen,
W. D. Porter, J. B. Cohen, Nj. Fox, @.
F. Sames, r. Wing, w. II. Evans, E. r.
Middleton, John A. Wagner, r. Pinck-
ney, VIM. Thornly, E. DeBerry, W. d.
Kennedy, Charleston; John A. Graham,
Chester; G. Richards, A. It. Heath, Ga. !;
G. B. Peet, New York; J. W. Marshall,
G. S. c.; G. G. Whiting, A. J. Palmer,
Baltimore; E. M. Abbott, Augusta; Miss
Box, two Miss Lawtons, Miss Solomons,
M. S. Lawton, Beaufort; L. l.. Lindle,
Mobile; w. B. Nets, Yorkville; J. W.
McEanick, Va; J. w. Bond and lady,
Mrs. J. Aumack, McH. Steele, N. j. L.
Il. Upsher, Sumter; L.. D. Hallinquist, 81.
M. Myers, Jr., Barnwell; III. W. Adams,
Live Oak.
Nicaersou Ho;.se-W. a. Fringle, Ed
ward McCready, B. F. Duncan, B. w.
Rutledge. Charleston; John a. Jarboe,
S. A. Williamson, Charles b. Trumbo,
Baltimore; L. S. j. Hayes. Il. j. Hayes,
Lexington; Daniel D. Leary, Mrs.
Daniel Leary, New York; r. p. Adams,
Georgia; G. l.. Bartlett. New Orleans;
Joseph Fl. Gay, E. Nye Hutchinson,
Charlotte; @. P. Hyde. Augusta; Fl. 2.
Adams, Greenville; Thomas T. Moore,
S. J. Perry, J. V. Nethers, M. l..
Kinard, Columbia; L. 3. Johnson,
Walhalla; J. d. Stafford. Virginia; J.
NJ. Lowry, Yorkville; e. G. Baker,
Darlington; Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Adams. Richland; H. d. Anderson,
Cokesbury; J. r. Chatham, Helena.
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a battle is reported to have been re-
Gently fought between the Osages and
Apaches. on the Little Yerdigris River,
Southern Kansas, in which the latter
were victorious, inaictins loss of 100
upon the Osages
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The LUNArIc AsYLUM.-The Columbia
orresrondent Of tho Charleston Courier,
under date of the Goth inatant. writes as
follows:
"It is now currently rnmored and
believed that DR.. Parker will be removed
as Superintendent of the Lunatic Asy-
lum, and Or. j. T. Ensor appointed.
Dr. Harris, IA colorcd man, who ran for
the Office of Lieutenant-G Governor of Vir-
ginia, and has recently arrived here,) is
also candidate, and ,s strongly recon-
naended and urged by the members of
the General Assembly,"
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SOUTH CAROLINA SECURITIES ADyANC.
ING IN NEW YoRK.-The Herald, of
Saturday, says:
In Southern securitiee, the feature
was O sharp advance in the South Caro-
lina's, which advanced to IS for the old
and 80 for the new bonds, both issues
being recently ex interest of three per
cent. in coin. A prominent broker
reports the transactions in these bonds
at over half million dollars within the
past two days, all being in request for
transmission to Columbia, for deposit
with the Comptroller, as collateral secu-
rity against the policies of the various
insurance companies doing business in
South Carolina. Greenville and Colum-
bia Railroad, guaranteed, $1,000.
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Patent Magic Powder.
Richland Lodge No. 80, A.F.
Butter.

Oh KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, frceh an
AO good. for sale by LOWRANCE 4 co.
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EXCHANGE AND DISTRIBUTION.

The machinery whereby the farmer Of our day con
erts into cash or other values that portion Of his
products which is not consumed III bis house OF on
MS farm. seems 70 me lsmentably imperfect Let nae
illustrate my meaning;
After three all but frutless years, We have this
wear bountiful Apple crop IN this State ana be-
Iieve throughout the North Our oid orchatds being
still, for the most part, preserved ana Al patlhg
.ond;ton. while good many young ones, planted
TN "a twenty wears ago begin Is fruit considerably,
90 b.d throughout the three Fan months, super
abundance of this hoIney wholesome, palatable
frnit IL should have been cheap for the great body
Of our mechanics and laborers 20 provide Their FAM
lies with all the ripe good Apples that they could
consume without iniuring themselves by gluitony.
Good Apples should have been constantly displayed
Oh every woIkinQman'S table. TO be eaten raw as a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

yt.y Dec 2-Tbs cold and favorable fo 'r.d tn the
,,uitt Of arrivals The hrdg. 90 The heSefe
Ceutrs completed thu, throsng sioeE va farg
% toue sng ROCKS wher. the otes are hA1o
ost. AMI Cssipsv yards eeus be h' Al,
~, unusually and hep hDi Anl ot~Ier NsIhs si
.o An he vii H. h bushes of yes noun
BeI, h0nosy morning 80 n ,-...,.s.. IA . co,-
,ssns~ with The lstief place Ifsds ", aa
ser, Anticipating demand for pauh rather hA1 Tor oeet
n rh holssy cattle len Al On. hBndTed las Moods veie c
- 7q Ib gross ~ las csts VI ' is a. rag %
o. 49, sSf va apsh sniIssl IVA la Al i5c drove o. 10y
rpis sold IL HG5lc VIII III l51.s seam eS' ~
III 1IlIe Total iOT seet, sOiI 49,. 49,, .,
ksy1r-A7iysls Neehswtep u at fo ghiht ~ s J,
cynuss or B5Sl all ts maxim SsOi fof II. Tees tA''
- ~ ,rd change IN prieeA Al ftEh a. has ho''
- Vi OH sheep :, NJ n y ~ OF y 10 tc ~ ~ ~ -.
ICE 81 g3 ~ - sJi ptf c@t ~ ' e'o'- No o. ''' ~
ll5ails n. a. itc -, L. IA. 81 n N q, GgCJe. ~
SUI ga 10 al 5tc and g Csnsfs sssI si9 hntt 80 an
- Sommus ~ az ~ 70 M 5lc; lulIa 81 b. al
BE "a, Sbo III H. and 2ss choice kentaft n =,
tTs,s, ~ ~ ~
wsehswtet Dn,se1 very fra but not Tass nth,d w. ,,
fr,tS ~. orod rt ple Live advanced huc ~ COW
co,i N M. We-t Tbry sre quoted at 'd IlOc ts "' ~
zs0 N selling r. 2cars ~ N, h - ,1L .l. n, hon,
81 90 " cNt IDis hog Tor lh "1's '''e-.' ''-'
(lcsge sEl Bu1s1 dressed
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FRIDAY. Dec. Bpm,
A dnllnnss Incidental 10 the hOlidavs seems

A dullness incidental to the holidays seems
10 have settled upon the stock market, ana the ranSac
have been light during the day Prices opened at
slight cOnce compared with those ruling at the
close YESTERDAY but afterward frmer ana eontin
gain I'm strength and steadiness throughout the
sessions OF the Long Room and throughout the afternoon
This condition Of the market has been maintained
the influence and eject OF active demand for money
among the brokers' and In this respect seems favorable
10 the bun interest In stocks. We likely 10 have an
uninteresting condition OF the stock market until
after New Years, and the public may per
haps prefer this calm during a period OF social
festivities and enjoy The bears during
the Christmas festivities may growing and the
bulls relieved OF the annoyance may reyel In dreams OF
advancing prices and handsome profits. u will he our
part to deal with the facts. Rock Island has been the
principal feature Of the day. and ~ times the deang-
in the stock quite active the price advancing from
1925 to 1852 Reading has been lees actively dealt in and
the price has ranged from 9i to 9sl We note sales Of
the Board Of Hannibal and ST. Joseph at par and pre-
ferred at 1909 1865. Delaware, Lackawanna and West
Crn sold at lO2! ql02l. Harlem was purchased steadily
after the Second Board and advanced 10 lS5. Toward
the cose the market reacted from the highest prices Of
the DAY. Express shares We're quiet and steady The
following table shows the highest aud lowest prices paid
for active stocks during the day:
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FAMILY MARKETS.

FHpA, Christmas poultry, and holiday toys OIL e
dealers stands Washington Market Inside al IS
activity Christmas ft and turkeys bns in pe-
cal ee good sapr II ordinary poultry, b1t fat geese
and retailing 2&G5c ~ There
geese Offering At 8Gc With rough fowls still lower
Choice nrkev shole,aled &c by the package this
s1 the prices and freezes the oors Of the Stale
bird. sul veuisOn not plenty or cheap.
good supply " the beef anil mutton stands making
sninas There unusually large amount o.
INA m meat 10 cty less attempt show Wssh gion
Marke and Markets dressed Oh for
he holdsvs and worth visit
little the other departments hsh being scarce and
high while the cold weather causes lighter display Of fresh Vegetables
al eelery. spinach Ne. ,-.,
ies.S pel- them Oranges have been advanced unl
hesyy holdsy iemand. Lemons sre plenty and cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

The philadelphia stock market was lnacuye To-day
PENNSYLVANIA state Co. 3 issue, sold at l0t Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 2G Reading Railroad, ~ ll6, and
Pcnnsy lvania Railroad 6li. Gold closed at HOS; -,
The following II the movement in Dry Goods Tor the
week. Entered for consumption, s9l,S5i; wlthdfaWas
s222,Oi9; warehOused, s452,s29.
Pie Union Trust Company viii pay the January inter.
est the state debt Of Arkansas and after the "a
pro1mO
The 1radesmens Bank will pay dividend OF six per
cent on and after the 3ls inst
The Bulls Head Bank has declared quarterly divi-
dend OF five per cent payable ON the SOh ins free OF
tax.
The Directors Of the HousatOnic Railroad Company
have declared dividend OF 81 per share the preferred
stock, payable ON the 31St inst.
The January coupons OF the West Wisconsin Railroad
will be paid at the office Of White Morris Co., NO ~
Wall-st
The coupons o the Evansville, Henderson and Nash.
Vile Railroad due Jan. ], will be paid at the Bank OF
America. .
The January coupons OF the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road and the South Pacific Railroad Company VIII be
paid NJ The National shoe and leather Bank.
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stocks during the dag (:
.nnan RenedIcL,. --nslng nnotafIon. &c.

The gold market continues in the stsgnant
dition for time part, and the Board room pre-
sents deserted appearance the attendance Of members
being unusually slim The entire business Of the day
was at IIO; GllO and very limited In extent The cable
kilograms generally favorable % the French arms
but this failed the market from its letharsy
The carrying rates 10 per cent, currency and
per cent gold. The AssstantTreasurer announces mat
the balance OF the per cent bonds due Jan ISL VIII
he p,id in GOLD coin without rebate aud after Tues
day next The days business NJ the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared 81 $4,000 gold bal
anccs SII.Ogjl; and currency balances s2ss,75l The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
DROCLAMATION of the SALE of the HOUS.

Il
T0y ZAP AVID BRGZORA RAILROAD By The Governor Of No
ofTIs the name and b The authority ., the ss1 o. T
Btor Railrosd largely Indebted The School Pond q the STAT
Tens for principal ,nd Hs q ls sS ln 9Io sS S .Ds AZ
provide The investment Of the pes SCHOOL 9nd N we ocoes
hsr.o Which and By he bond. Of sid r,L
.d made and executed to tho STATE Of Texas H0 A "
railroad By s5. e pa e . ri 49, -.
i'h ls and The % tsfs' sd e:
s railroad companies nebti 70 tie SAFE ioT loans 'o"
" Where's, Bseu.e Of .ub aus tie Governor Of The s.
gust BY said ses q q. lsss,u 20 cause sad H0s' " De vi"
S"@ s'%f,te e ls, eon'ory h aid ct, q d:
Legislature EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor Of SAID stis WI
t aid sdoo Tap and s5f Saros .nS Is. ss.
snp.S Fl It, ssG s. s .sd II s s he pop .sss
90 =. Necessary 20 rs b'sfes'-sid f''aa 'h@ '''''
I, AZ Pr, F., Pablo .9.s gid g'e saen;S e,
highest cab dier hoss tA To Gossnot s,,r'ss y:
q is school fun osI cd b1 made suAesn' he
PdaGp. AMI interest ie ont On ,1s ssaos, ssnt
ne great zeal Of The state 70 e g ssIa s C Of Assn .a.
H. 81 Tsa si H. 81 l hsyt TDaTSbJ psyS Go5sner
By TIE Gov,rDor: P. SEvooSs segetsry Of stste
DROCLAMATION of SALE Of the TEXAS
STATE OF TEXAS-n lie name and ny he a1ieoY f stAs
SsHos.n Esre,d !. 1rrtJ aa4
q, Sm, moe "r F s Of % Ias q August b s sds
Aq goTe r the investment q The eca 5o, f1e - ".
sn,s ihercto-vhch pDDs n' secured b. The boDd, Of
railroad company male euJ executed 10 Tie STATE o. ieS sh''
sad acia ard to- and
railroad company by failure The interest ss
compiled 01fau0ns
unr sid OF 1856 and the amendments thereto ans
also not complied 18Th - August 1870 entd AZ
relief Of railroad companies Indebted 10 the state for loans
from the special school fund aud -, -
Whereas. failure the Governor ~ the STATE ~
que the Letle said railroad 70 be sod u
satisfaction OF said Indebtedness "a . -.
Now therefore krosB that In conformity With said s'is ~ bs
Ierature EDMUND DAVIS, Governor o. ssh STATE VII %
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Febur D. III ea - be GOD U.
Railroad" and the carer rights OF .sa
ncnng the obe sht Of grading bridge. ifs
I'll the subscribed
C0mpsnv depo stations and all he osns
By necessary it, buauesssad railroad being sboef
one huudr q AMI eight tlU} miles long
take place publ suction on s't l'h day Feoay
Capitol Of the State Austin between me
AMI y O'CLOCK and the sale TO be- TO the highest cs
pr0rfed h0U that the Governor reserves The t she
advisable m property in Tor the eueh u the school
ca,h bid be made Sufficient 10 the pnep and IL
ee ju the school fund
In testimony have h,reuDto signed ny name and b.I
% be Affixed al ne on
H. s. Austin i2 November A d. 1870 and Of the inds
I EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor
By the Governor: JAS. P. SswoosB. Secretary Of State
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The money market was stringent and the demand
active throughout the day, especially among stock
brokers' The rates for call loans ranged from per cent
currency to gold interest, while the stock Exchange
IS2 TO Il6 OF per cent paid for turning stocks.
There j. much gossip the street OF determined and
formdab effort to-day 10 create, by locking up cur
rcncy an artificial demand for money hut II has 40 far
practioaIly amounted to no than making keeping
money at sharp per cent The banks report an active
demand FOR currency from the interior, and large
amounts are being shipped daily to the West for pork
packing operations. Discounts remain dull and there Is
very little demand for paper except Of the gltedged
variety. The following arc the quotations.:
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Government bonds were heavy and declined slightly.
especially In the old issues OF Fiye-twenties. Fisk
~, ..,ort a.. f,vnvs If A ~ m

State bonds heavy and lower, the Iennessees
showing the greatest decline In the afternoon more
Nr1nness was observed and slight rally from the de-
preston Of the morning recorded Tennesees sold
at GA for both Issues the morning, and g.. 1853 at the
afternoon session North Caronas. new, rose L. to a.
Missouri being steady At -, and North Caronas old
~ IL Ihr fnIlnNrinR wore the bids
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PR Norm Rirsr, JtssSs, AMI RdftrOdds
Be- 1913 bse Cotton, 10 i5f
iIs Eour go Wheat bush. Corn 10 so bush
o hush Matt Serl 450 bush Beans 30 bush
peas pkgs Buckwhea Flour 50 bags T. Peas
b, pkgS Cut Meats 1856 pkgs Land
5J7 pigs Better I2 Pkg. Cheese Iis e6s Esq s' TaoE
pa Pigs Dried Fruit WHISKY 20 bales Wool "a bales
Hon. II g sides Leather S. hhds Tobacco - dl Hies s pigs
Tobacco pg Starch s bags Peanuts, Itss Tea, bi Dressed
ITgvx
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THY WRsrERS UsIOS TErBGRAPH CosPASfl
Ii5 BRoABvAY NEV, YORK December p, l87t.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that on and
~ sher January 3 all transfers Of stock Of this Com
parv Trust the city Of
hat purpose ecng the change Of he Transfer On 70 ne
COmpsny required By resolution OF tie oari Ne
will be closed The o. the J dsy %
December closed until the f January - l
thea 70 the Ohcc said Mon Trust CJmpany
o. II. PALMER Secretary and Treasurer
DLANTERS' BANK OF TENNESSEE.-A
second pro vii he made among the soethof-r o.
the PLANTERs BANK oP TENNESSEE o. - Per sh',s pssss
the Bank Of the hahbAsssS
NV 1870. D. WEAVER, Trustee, Receiver
DELAwARE L,cEAWASsA WESTERN r. r. Co,
"a EXcBANGs PLACE. NEv-YoRE, Dec 8 1870: ,
TRANSFER BOOKS of the MORRIS AND
ESsBX r. Co., viii be closed from morning Of December IL AZ
morning Of January ,, 1911 A. j. ODkLB. Ireasore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
Glowing were the quotations
Tie DAYS transactions 1T the L. 3 subTr,asy

Tie days tran 1T the L :. subTrtasry were
Bold receipts ... sf5O3 50 Currency 7sywen,'.. ~ s Is
od bsvseuts ~ S2- Curreuc b.lAnot... Rti5 .bJ %
oH Gsnce ..... 6la So s. Custom. 2SoJ "
gu..nev r,ceipts.... SO l7t -.
Foreign Exchange has been dun. hut the market has
stesdier tone IN consequence of ali the prime bills ia
second hands which were pressed for sale yesterday
being closed out Commercial bills in small supply
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