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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-20
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IN ] Z LINE RY GOO D-s.
:aasrp MRS. I'D A. FLANAGAN, hss IRE,
oeived 1 large and Weii %sefeotsd
y Hstook OF MILLINERY GOODS. in
- &YBONNETG, HATS, Ribbons,
W. wv Feathexs,s Flowers, 60, which che
q viii sell at tha Iowest pricds ever
offered in this city.
DRESS-AIAKING /
Done In the most fashionable style and on
reasonable terms. Rooms over Heise'e Con-
1ectlonery Store. ,-ei Dot IS limo !
For Sale,
nzss THAT Valuable Tract of LAND, living
S3on the Barhamville Road and the Char
-Alotte Railroad, about II miles from the
city OF Columbia, containing twenty one acres,
moro or less, and having on it beautiful cit Q
Tor country residence, most excellent
spring Of water, and accommodations for Ave
or si1 hands; it is about two-thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watered
Tor vegetable or struck" garden, lying bo-
tween the two branches which torms the
stream flowing through Dr. Parker's place
and composed partly Of the same soil on
which DR.. Parker raised over 200 bushels of
corn to tho aero. Possession given on tho LIST
OF January. next. For further particulars
apply ut this Office, or to
L. R. BECKWITH,
Oct D 3mo Orangebnrg, s. @.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-20
Teas,
Survivors Observation-Disclosures


YBNHE annual convention OF tTho Survivors,
Il Association Of the State of South Caro-
lima" viii be held at Columbia, on the second
THURSDAY of November next, during the
State Fair.
Grafton to be delivered by General John s..
Preston.
This Association is organized "for the pur-
pose OF collecting and preserving the records
relating to the late war, and the materials for
Its history, and also for the purpose OF assist
ing our comrades who are unable TO labor by
reason OF wounds received OF disease con-
tracted in the service, and tho widows and
orphans of those who fell in the discharge OF
their duty.
The Estate Association" is composed of tho
District Associations" Each District Asso-
citation is ''cntitled to scnd five delegates" to
the annual convention.
The object in view appeals to the hearts OF
our people, and it ID Hoped that every Dis
trlct will organize an association and send its
representatives.
tsigned) WADE HAMPTON, Prcs't.
A. U. HASKELL Secretary. Oct 1S
a1- All papers i'll the State will please copy.
, 1870-12-03

lin. DJ RAy OF dispFoying hst sosiim oav,
a&ten ion Nas called TO tbs fA,s thSt Tho eos.
sent uhieA ehe charged II Ia i. boan OK
tot'ed from her. II sigu ID. A.;cot ling to he.
hto1T, At the usua1 huus OF 1 o'c4ock il the
nnotLirg. and wi:ne.set By man nam ~
Tweed. He also psoiu:I ; number Of al
dAvlt- discxadi & this tes imony OF one " !,
Cot DIT. Nho swure th.t, At L1dtoW SLE ast
Jail. Mr. Durauu offered him 9210 il h-
would MAJ an III Asi. aB Ainat tha plA;n ia,
one OF ruth xitca.ses, naExd Pn0ce. awdts-
ipg that hn (Condit) bad collected blls whtle
in lis employ and ncglec ed 10 IT. IA ia the
nn.h1e to collect the same. At
ings. defendant, while admitting nj
CLAIM agaiost hin ty plaintiff, teudsSp& tbs
sun Of Il, ,001 10 her to close al relations ba-
tween thetu. This was refused, and Judge
FithiAn decided On the N Jtion that fhe olain-
til, having lived openly and held he-sslf out
for 80 many years - thu vito Of eetsuaant,
10 far as her suit for assault wss concerned.
she muat he regarded II such w1fe, ani could
not. therefore. nAlntsiu civil action for At-
eault againtt hsr reputed husband, Apoeal
was taken from this, aud Wills bath Aosiopa
arc ttill pending. Tho PLAINTIFF now tccepss
tho or1Giral o0er OF 81 QUO, With ): additional
fee Of t1oo, for hst counsel, and ab N toes
the held. II came out, Ia his c1uras OF pro-
wife, under decree prohibiting I rem sra'g :.
Aud that her divorced husband IL still lining.
She could not, therefore, contract lawful
marriage With the defendant il abs wou11 1.
Ihe defendant takea Tho chil1teu and ptj-
Sides for their malnteu1ncs and eduext:on,
wtlIe lie EXPRESSED tho hops that Fl1intin
wou}d fare will With eoune nlw affinity,
, 1870-12-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

ERLAT EFKSEso, uec-3
BCTEH-The mArtet VA without decided
eha5ze. The inquiry for cnotce wzs sufficient TO
sts4Ib the Ctertnes, and the feeling was rr7n 1t
pyty1ous r1ies, OF II 4s93oc. There WIS no tn-
9 saes rs e sua
prices ruling weak and irregular. We quote:
ttoice ds1sJ, zig SOC: fatf 70 good tub and nt6n.
s!9.te: cc1nqS eF1ass; aaa1ss rs ,o7on s,.ptao
counnres Gull snd dropping. The demand = vetT
small, a1d with roo liberal supply on aaud DEAL
elin Of Hc op s;s1s. Lx.1ssoa md oniaT,o Bur
isps md sunntes were easy. = pteytonslJ quoted:
Sta1S, s:Hc: Lewiston /, sc; Ontario, 3e4c;
A9s.sss as e. pV9s9. wPt9R ~ 7eoi e
BrnD1SG XATERI41s-The demand wa
VET sns s Rss szs .tss Co., :sst ses roe saPs1
rpe d., . br, Sa,7a8a.o1: marble dnN y
| III, Sats<4s so; Lime IN bulk, 2 hri. st;oo:
9"a; y 81. fs,1saas: 1m.nt. Rosedsie, S oos
As: Akron. = brl, r. 9oo03a a5: toutavlle cement,
| fa1a1afe; piassertnx hall, . bu. +oa4sc: wnite
sses: s ase :isJ. Ri, sIoosIa5; plss:ss, ! hi.
nROoN CoRS-Tns MARKET for this eommodi;,
;9s ~ ct sss' ~ e., ans P.S IS
Tn; No nuri 1t sllo; No stalk q tito: NJ
s1slk b1ald u 80: medium u <snalio: tnstde
BRAN-saies OF 10 TINS II staoo; 10 tons u
REEsWA1--Tr.de waa duE, At sesssc per u
BEASsETne iSqu,1y xas more acure, 1t m
! charged quotations: 81 4Co9a2 a25 per bu fcT pftm'
n1vy: tl.759ato for choice Packed medium, ant
CEEEsESo now features were developed b
,his market The demand vas uo9es1te, n
{sfues were stesdr and unchanged We coounu
asqts; ;Hs: al s Wes fesss hs asxa1sfss
! COh-The n.aztet ~as vetT afsn bota foz = =
terc1e ara nrmccu TesGts. r
, 1870-12-03
Walter Brown d Sons Monthly
Woel Circular

TIE same cAu9eS which ed1ted during October,
vool uade. have prevailed to nearly the same
extent throughout November: although the fact
that ttfrks weFr Gulft hight and the current de-
tae hetter lois, tended in great measure to Pre-
veos ar material decline. hence a the close,
we are hule 10 report better state ct 1h1o3s taan
cct.i elalce II he condition Of the maskeI
1hesc ale : few holde.s who have no faith
~ faI r e9 n s1Hsef p,tee+ Or An ;9g.ose AZ dsana
>on. ana tneee sre disposed " make concessions
II -lef 10 effect sNes at this time. while few
- Tsx % o. .ae onS
ssseyE pazre., vno, With aa es,J money market.
.sstea ssse h soeieas as sefsss 'e, - pres, ss
..ts. ftein& couddens THAI The whole supply OF
dom, .t!e wools viii be needed for cnnsu 0piion,
'olowe6 by rise IN the ptlce OF thtTAw Iua:e1aL
The fics inst re have now had % long period Of
sutzess ~1shcus Any material depreciation IL the
existing throughout The Eattern markets, and OF
'ht s. ne1ai expectation that IN adrance viii be
III lie sdsssrs tom I England do not IS yet
srow the fa ting of IN tie prices OF h1e cape And
.t1n:iAf Ecols. which wonId enable importers 70
o1ns soo sne@ to eoT en- .r9sis .r a Hroost ae 11s
! AnaEan sheep afint, which will probably arrive
| here before JannasJ !. and when put opon tho
ea1 u a9 GAZE Il aos se xa
] 'heless It Is probable that manufacturers who
| hare bern ussnK sae l.tter Eoolz viii be SLOW to
Tith ne foreso.nE faes1 ~ hasta, vs II o.
| the optof inst the wool ma-Ees will contn1e
Eitnt u my material change during the GG1.
thirty dtEk: but after The spring trade for woo1tn
goods il airty opened, there viii be sread!
demasd fo1 vol, and possibly some improvement
felI1p woo1x-well handled sup.rs hare
I been IN fAlr demand, While poor lots have beci
neglected. E3tIas hase sold freely taEooEao9
, 1870-12-03
MONETARY AND CON MERClAL
MONETARY.

FRIDAY ErKxISg, Dc g
The money market is beG1anIag to work
the surrounding country. togelhsr with tbs
fa.llpg OF in the movement OF grain to the
East, which is shown by the scarcity and ad-
yanciDg price OF exchange, seem to be pre-
pa1iuR the way for . tight money market
here sometime during tho pressat month.
which has thus far hId IN edest 10 keep
money moderately easy in this market, Is be-
ginning to have the reverse effect By keeping
money 60 scarce in the country that r1te-
eh.nts h&1e End it unusually d,fRealt 10 mako
collections in the country. At the sams tiule,
country merchants find il almost impossible to
eollee. Of the farmers, md h.vs
ee.1oxso eonTsrs unsii % the nttes @ re aA' =
"tnrj M" "a the merchants themselves, and,
in turn. arc applying for loans from their city
bank correspondents: thus the unfAvorzole
effect Of the back *A1d sexson for packing u
made apparent to the banks here IN two ways
merchants and joahers here; and second. By
IN unusual AID pre-. eing demand on the par
of tho country banks for {oans- The move
ment Of currency to the countsJ il light bu
there IL ! large amount gcicg to Nes 1o1k
Exchange ia so scaree that seveEA ot th'
! banks wtre shipping currency, to-day, tonak
e1chacge. The effect Of thia mo.onens i
| continued for : week o1 TIM, As nov seem
probsble, vii be to increase the tendency o
The money market toxard ss1.ngency-
E5ehangs vss quoted at fso@ hss .oe 20 S se 20 %
day. but there w1s ve1y li,tla 10 be h4d e<e
Il those figures. and the only recouzse Of t.
banks VIA 10 ship currency 10 New York. 4
tits counter baniers sell exchange II lilo pse
miutn, and buy 1t pxr- :,
Tho higher price for gold to-daT is probasl
due to speculation got up on tho strength
the European war nsKS. NRch ahoa
that the French. havEg been ''pzesee
to the wall" md hId Ill tho esd
and "brsg" thoroughly taken ont
them, Ass suuuoning M IN IT, placs IN o.
ktin4te determination to fight - long - tht
hAva an Organised army capabae Of making
i though. Paris could' not hold nut NM
. lopges, bat sl-.sE'a dest ateh9a eas
, 1870-12-03

ecloll.ts. OF whom, ,oa ssdioAzy ooo..ion,,
No keep an unfl ing suopl7 1t my olub,
-uhcfe these hsd vanished I havs poTor
been able 10 mako out. Tasy were suo-
l4mated. suppose, by ah. fog. Tie y;1.e-
men ubo study tie city aziicls Of ths
Times with tunh e1o.a attention. hAl all
oesn conv. ttst into artists, Statesman, au-
thorn, End philsntbrori-ta. Ths fog hld
done 1t all. and every room We entered made
An equ 1ly brilliant addition to the list Of graft
names. IL, sodmoller WA charmed. and IL
1asagreed uIanlmouaIy that tbs dense black
mist, which il, for Soma inscrutaole reason
known IN every land - - Londoa pArticu-
iar, hid rendered signal service 10 our little
party But for IT, wo should hare beeu con-
tent ith tiEhts viii h arc to oa enjoyed 1t
aIy time instead OF ac1uairt ting onts-ives
*ith the patriotism and ,uttllsci OF Gsoat
Britain "a it appeared In the flesh. We
passed. 10 to spaak, vote OF shanks to the
fog, the remarkable propertiss OF which
reeosuizs tho more tho oftener euter tho
RsgtnErats- For, 1ondorful to rel1ta, tho
psuters arc lin their accustomed ptaces, and the
RioEious conjunction of bright par.iculsrs
stars feheld y rny cousins has never t.ken
place again. 6eeinE through glAsa dsrkly Is
advantsgeous 1t times, aud never mora 20
than when exalted spirits como 1t your bidding
from the yakty log.
, 1870-12-03
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD,

The retired officers Are 10 receive IS pei
eelt OF full pay for l!fe.
, 1870-12-03
It's Proposed HcorRhutxMtlon-s
crnl N cCEcllan to bu Pr-stdent-

It's Proposed RcorRnntxmtlon-C
ctnl Mcclellan to br Pr=Stdent-
Mr. Fork lsor. so@ pespa'eh to the Cincinnati En-
20 qfssser-
An important item of railway noEs. graatly
sffect,t 6 the tntGre sts Of tho people Of oaio
at large, and tho city Of Cincinnati IN psr.icu-
lar, E1s teen Brought u the surface hare. It
ie nothing more or less than scheme for the
reorganization Of the Atlantic Great Vest
err Railway. This road is Eow In the haoda
Of Receiver, and .s badly covered y u debt.
1t is ttirg operated y the Enc c. m ,.ny.
and through their management 1t has been
seriously depseeiated. the euppositiou being
that tsould and Fisk were preparing
to swallow it up AZ coon ~ they could
DC able to- throw it upon tbs mar
ket- Tho plan of reorganization con-
II mrl2tes tho eale Of the road and tho :ssu-
A jGint company is to be established in This
county for the benefit OF the European stock
holdere. Ten million five hun 11ed thousand
dol!ars' worth Of bonds are to be issued in
place Of the frat divisional bonds Of tbs road j;
asven millions in place Of the ee:end oisisioa-
al Lopds, ard tWeniv-two millions i've hun
dred thoutlnd in pl.ce OF the consolidated
bords. m.ktrg tnts1 Of forty millions. Tho
total Indebtedness Of tbs rosd now outstsnd-
ing is. IN round numbers. 6fty-eigtt rilllons
, Of dollars, and the propoeed new capital il
fixed st *i1ty uail1ione. The road is to be pur'
: IA&SCA ~ AEA&AAN NNN No - eath~AOAA"@>t *A3
G. Thurman, and Wa Butler Duncan. Of tut
| city. and is to be managed By them General
| Mcclellan is TO be President Of the cou,pan,
! for three Years. Ill tho oh creditors afe K
+: BE- eecutcd, and the road to b. fro d from deb
i at.the earliest Toesibfe moment.
| In order to avoid further complications with
! the Erie Road. tho line il to be bu1lt from thi'
city to Buffalo. 4 Aporsion cf the work Ia
! already been done On thus rpute-Sir Nortol
, Pe,o having been engaged upon it up TO tb
tine Of his failure The Atlantic t Grea
! Nes;crn will form connection with this ne,
. read frcm Sslana&ucs, and thereby secure
through route Of theiz own. ns1roH gutg
nil is contemplated in connection With she en
tire 1cu'e betweco this city aud Dayton, Ohio
!; Gentlemen have ju.t arrived here FINN EnR
lanu, vino have been over there securing th
support OF ste eckboldess to this scheme The
report thst s5O, ,O0o, ,0l0 OF stock haa alrcAd
been assent-d, witch embraces al With th
exception of few bombs held in Germ,n!
The echeme will. undoubtedly. be agreed t<
M1. McHenry, who still possesses tho nj
limited cocAaecc~ Of English capitalists, vi
return to this country and take IN xc.iye pa
in tho regeneration OF the road.
, 1870-12-03

raKr SHORE MtoHIiAN 1Ou1HKha RAIL-
WAT.
Nrror-Qofpef of VAaB1zta End Aa4[1n20stx.
1lefst Otoce. s. 6onta Cfsrk+s.
Msn..,..-.....-.--.,-...-... n .s!E .. p
Sot<3x5 New ToFk ExpfdeE.. % Z n. <m p. n
Atiar,ic Exrrem tdaa1a..--- SIS p N. .5M / ID
S;rf.f I1p,r@s.........,., ~ ?. N. 6E l. n
, 1870-12-03

We ehaye sae clearance 1ep,.t Of 20, ca,goes af
e7str, etc. from Western porte. making Ihe foi-
louttg IsF9e Aunocu's, viz: t1ss.'s3 bushels
81, 80 hu, hrss n..,e:. ;S,:7; Susoeis re, and
). Isl barren Of fo1t-ikitoit 117hant.
1>tAxD MARINE MAt1Exa-The Dshtosh Tiuee
fays lhs: Daniel Wsikes Is building uew pro
Is designed for Z freight zni piss .nger bat+. /
new schooner Is also betrE built By NJ. Bsbo!ts,
teEtrtE feet aos and ifneteen feet beArH-
The steamer Ttgn Is lAid u7 in 0ihko4h on tie
IA nit: The Northwestern is . eon,faue her
Etps T.: the 1tses fste1es. The Weston Ntn:era
Tae sts.rer Berlin city MAS nnrned at o.A.o.a
The steau*r Ln.nher:pao. which has beea IL
the uAle b. tween Ushkos1 AMI the east shore Of
Lake Nlnr eaaGo durlnz the .c2so1, il to be
han2t1 out ana rvtut:ea At Wlru~ronnr-
The steamers W1nn- ha.n and R;o,sfp, Of TIA
Hver liEr. has gene Ito wiuser quarters At tao
nve Jocks. nsaT ksukaunz. and the Co:nuco2l4
waAr AHs 1HE SAv1aAB1E WATERS or ruE
CSl7Ap SrAIK$-A Case - DOW before the Uaited
StAtss 3nprefEe Court which Involves the dcseE-
taattoa Of r. qu-stton Of shat are she na'!ss-
Daniel Bar. Erich ni'd on the G-auh Rver.
Michigan. VI. lhe1e.t in the ct.tutr Cour: Eos tho
Western Dtssrsrt RI Michigan for ret having been
in.r*cfed apd censrtf u1'teF the Savtgat IN 1aIe,
aId The iucgns nj Was against her TIE GAG y Is
brought before this c~uft, EaeEa It " couteaded
h the govern meet, IL SUPP OF OF the decision bo
low, shat the ecHlEcu-law drcInne Al 10 the uayt-
gaht!:tJ Of ~aters his no application in this ccuu
try, and that The fact 1T n1ytSah'eues5 II ~ RI
tpeSt detetds upnu the ebb and now OF the Tide,
but solely upon The East2abla capacity OF taa
ins license APPLIES. 4 the vnyag". thouza c5n-
I meEcrs aud ended w111t1 the State, IL a coalou-
1tipn Of the tra.sp:rtAsiau Of freight from cue
state TO snotnsr. + Ihus forms = ltnt Ia cons
| II subject 10 the navtcatloo Laws under wnian Tie
rrrct cdtr WAS ccrumetced.
, 1870-12-03

The following were telegraphic quotations
to Eat1ait 1 Mareh:
, 1870-12-03
THE DURAND SCANDAL,
A Cheap Comprontse-TheW Woman
who Nued for e$5, 600 Damages SeA-
ties fer 11,1OO.

A Cheap Compromtse-The Woman
who sued for $4,000 Damages ses-
ties fer 81, 100.
Ffu.s tie Ne. FORK 7sa<s, .yeE. "a.
The somewhat singular c1se Of AaTio D,-
rand agziuet Joseph Durand, which created
considerable comment in the public Journals
year ago, vas yesterday brought to \ close
fore Judge Spencer, disseminating all POO
CT ediuss By consent. 1hs facts Of the CASE,
Is they appeared In numerous motions made
aeout The time Of tho commencement Of pro-
creoinss, already pnblistsd in The Times.
tin, Mario DnraEd, claimed that she h.d lived
about fifteen yelrs with tho plaIntin as his
| wife, and that two chldsen were born Of the
! union that some time before commencing
! Ftoceedmgr, the defendant by threats,
| teparatlou that after such written assent
! wss given be sent her to Europe, md xhan
+; tho lad been thtfe short time ha represent
| I'd to hin f1ics de- that she WAS dead. On he1
] return from Europe ahe commenced tro hc-
ticns aeain.t him, the one for assault and the
other for libel. alleging damages to the
amount of e4b.0o0. aud N winch she obtained
tbe cefendAnt's arrest under dvn process
When the matter camc up On Argument befoEs
the eoCtt, Oh demurrer and motion to VI
cAse the o1dfr OF arrest, the deftcdant, vht
II prominent merchant in this city, pro
! alleged against hin. md repre-. entius thu
witb yssw to parting with ths plaia ID. whou
h. dfd not acknowledge ~ his wife, but hi
s;1.Ss introduced % his lady" hs had mad
nro15s.on fos her support In anal! v.lIasn Il
kxitxerland, and sent her there; that = he'
lie Ind been ,hare = shoz
fims abs sod bar allowance for nuuabee o
mcnths Ia advance, and With the prnoeeds n
t.1ruod 10 Nov York and oummoueed thsa
.. nrY.on+dine1 xith yiSw to exto1t money fro1
I'm or eompt hin to permit her to Ivs W''
, 1870-12-03
Observation-Disclosures,
1671l 1860. 1ssA 1s@-


Tbs following grain has been received up to
10 o'clock this morning: 2l2AS cars wheat,
1lo;4 eass corr, so;'f cars oats, . ea5s Ee. 81
withdraw yesterday for city consumption,
S5as bu wheat, 1850 bu corn. 5,63c bn oats,
it2 bu TJe, sass bu barley.
There waa large attendance on 'CnAnge
to-day, Ard more general interest than
York markets were dmer, Aad the news from
Europe vas Of \ character to indicate = fur
thar psoloneation Of the wsx. The trading
VIZ largely speculative, there being vefy lit
lie slipping osnand from any quEter. ou1
receipts Of gE.in ~ese again large, and the
uiehxiues were leas active 1t about yetter-
day : rrices. Sa1ea xere 100 bEls old iron
tound 1t SIC. z1d $50 Iris new do It s3ttc:
eood-sound lots ~ue noulnallr iae below
there quotations.
Dressed boss we're quiet but shade ar1asE,
good loss cividirg an 200 pounds. Salef were
| aos ut 76 head The receipts ara increasing
int %oIae OF the loads are bcught up on the
street 1t pticts net reported
| Provisions were mooer1te1y active and IN
chinEtd. The market fos bogs was quoted
| prevented products from selhng lo<er than
| ye+!eldAy; osherwite the feeling Was We&k-
The demand Was on15 moderate, but sellers
xppeaEcd to be less anxious than heretofore,
having but lit1le cash product on baud, - the
wea her, thus far, has not been favorable to
tut thete Vas also something doing in pork
options, chiefly in settlement, and these op-
| tioIs were firm IN consequence la9d VIZ
dull, operators being Ai1a,d that the yield Of
this eeaeon xi11 b unp1 p1e>edeutedly larSe
The market c1osed II so1.50 for clssr pork
etl1ts December or se1lsr January; sellei
FehruAry or seller March u els. .50@1a15
ptime mees, 71s 25Gl3,5o; extra prime do
slA5o- Lard. 11H@12e do seller Deeember
IKE; seller Jaauay Or FehEua5, HIS
de1s; SIC for rough sidea; g for shor
ribs; Sic for shn1t clear and t0t9l0r
| for haunA- As2ts in AA1t ten or fifteen day
held II 63fc for ahoulde1s; Sc for rough aides
a,tc for abort ribs: and 10c for hhoEt c1eaz
quotations. Boxed CumserlAnn, 94c- sxee
! p.cklsd hams quoted At l1A@l2,, aecoediu
to quality, pa11 cured Meas beet, sl1+00
extra me ~ do, $500; beef hams, eA.5o6
. $3.50; srsases,. 6h@s1se and ta1lox, g
s.1c for CITY butchers, md s>{a tor packer:
: bills DO at s1s. 50; 400 h1ls do seller Decen
her At SIS 50; 500 orIs do sel1sr FebtuaEy |
! a1S,50: 100 h1ls do seller Fe: ru2ly or Marc
. at Sla.5o; 2l6 tcs lard 1t 12c; $50 tcs do sell
t Dec* mbs1 at HE; 100 tcs do seller JA1us,
= st 115?se; loo, 900 ns d1 talted shouldets,
: do Gisht) u SIZE; 1000 pcs QiRht) Ers'
/ hams at to1sc; loo, 900 ns snd 8 bod pes do
. 101{c; 500 pcs do 1t 1oc 5oo tes fresh awe
d picked hAms, Aa1aer January. It Ike; $50
a do uesse1d.J} II 11ka: 9s,0oo M short d
4 1t 95ssc: 25 boxea do at 1oo: 100 boxas do
) S4r; 50 bo1na do Ak 9{c; 400 ho1es cunb<
y lands Qaat eEeoinx) II 81, sellsr Dsoeabe
= 50 boxes DO = s., looss; 30 boxos abort ols
y II 1D5{o: $50 boxes DO Il 1o1(o, halt dalives
b ths frnt ten day II January, and hall tho f.
4 ten d1.e In Fee.uaT.
, 1870-12-03
How Methodist Ministers Invest
Their MONEY.

The Buffalo E1prcss eayr:
We have received the following oomnuu'!sA.
tioa from Rev- George r Porter, tfesiains
Elder Of the n. E. Church in this district;
To The Tublte:
AMI. lawrence claims to BE- hssr TO :,,,ss yass
estate In England, worth hundred millions
Of dollass, and /. issuing bonds Of ten thou
sArd dola1u each aod selling thetu 1t ten DOL
9sIs each, In order to enable him TO 50 10 EnE-
iaed and secure ths property. 80 lostn. u
MSS seen reported to me that persons acting -
.eenta IN selling theee bonds represent that
1T ~ - AL tight" and, among Other zeasonas
the Methodist Epi-copal church endorse It,
and have taken tbs thing in h1nd- Wo Wish
to wssn the nnserhIst.e.ted hs.inst aav such
uay be eonae Msthodist minister's vho h1yt
lnrested something in them-that L. thsis
b~siness-not mine Methodist rninistaka, il
thsir legitimate calling, deserve tho oouaderot
Of the public In preaching the Gospsl, "a
acting n aGenta for benevolent ana iothe
ppblio institutions. they deserye Hsll. Bu
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DR.. 4. G.. 0Tiu.

1ce WASH1SGT0H-3T.. CHICAGO. I'LL,
The 1ansrrt ensaxsd and rtsfat Physaelsu IN
the eiJ- continues to <rsat III PnvArr Jaznsr, aaA
gREAnr tsbA ASKS. Of beth ee1ts. without mtrrus5.
SEMINAL WEAK$gEs, the re.ut Of s4riY in1tA:rs.l,o4
q otker can,e.. nEetae!ns xEarncEE.a. AvEn1oa 3
Ho.n. is tetfe ~ crr~ !tt' shst ehr
setAI Nho confines hntrH rxcpaveiy to tho study of
y..r must acquire s,rs E. .k4 tn b. apeesatR "a.
this fact ntodnee p&sI+ IL the Dr for this ta1
mens Al. ra-dtetnss ned nrer.td IN hIp Laoar.-
drre In T1tIx aKAtsn ENyII0fE. gu Yecctpt of osQ
ttz.np- PRlTATK CIRCULAR to Ladies. for .sann.
tcte bfte hoats. H. m. to aundars9 4 n ia
, 1870-12-03

L0G~TDe seccIp's. 50 tar Ihss week. hare
bfer ,tSa ar&!ns' a. ul& last w.ek. So 5ds week
Jts1 the fIe.h ie tipts wesa s.uGo-a s'nalItr
supply than had been l1oked for, al. un'ser ~
It erased demand, muca as1nef Line pe'vaded
The .narket. The cst1er was azalu warm and
untavur he TO- p.ckinE tpcsattnn., hat packers
were set vrly esKsgeh. never h-les.. a2d b Te@n
thcm 1na shipper. the ptns were cleared TIA e
hut m 10 O'Clock IN AcvaoUe OF 10a1ec had been
established on sl. E'htes except Eth, aud sae
Improvement w2& .nnr .uRh!y kust fEed thru III
were 1t 4s.iekR6 33 tor com uon: S. aaS4ss5 for
choicr: and 1t $3.50 e0r fxtra, With tue hulk at
IT, 9sx.4s. The following we're among the fsaus-
, 1870-12-03
.~w vork Live stock Markets

NV YnRx. Dec 9-Beeres count ], so today.
Ynatirp 7.so0 tnis week. Market SLOW ard prices
sc1freiy Is enod. Best $50 KentocfJ. X cvt
seittnE II 1sKal5kc. soma CanA1as, II cWt,
Tnxs. ike, IS - per eHt: 100 CNerokees+
* CIT. jia.to; stase cheap. Poultry stt1 In the
VaJ.
Atlkft ht4vy 1t unchanged rstss, car q sa5
Irdmna setting Il s4e: aears, ~. 81 - s4cs
cars On.o, ~. s ~, &c: car, A. 81 - *Hc
HcElfsHt completing ao9 TOT INC VICE.: