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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-02-25
ASS E rs

ASSETS.
Cash, balance in Bank. ......... s2ss,I56 ID
Bonds and mortgages, being first
lien on real estate ........... 400 ,915 90
Loans on stocks, payable on de-
manQ .....--.-.. ---.-. 4So,oto w
U. S. stocks, (market value, ,42l ,31S 20
bonds. market value. -. $751; Ss 90
Bank Stocks, (market value -. $500 60
Interest due on lst January, 1870 1892 30
Bills receivable Oor premiums on
inland risks, etc. ....... 1916 s.
Other property, miscefous items, Al ,554 81
Premiums due and uncollected
on policies issued at this Office, $685. IS
Steamer Magnet and wrecking
apparatuc -. ......... 80, 740 u
Real estate $500 90
Government stamps on hand 445 A
Total ................ .s4,5ls,sss 46
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses sustained on LIST
January, 1870 .::.......... sII9,s67 So
Due stockholders on account of
18th and 3lst dividends. -. $50 90
CHAS. C. MARTIN, President,
A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice-Prest,
ID. A. HEALD, I'd Vice-Prest.
j. III. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO. NJ. LYON, Asst Sec'y,
z. B. GREENE, I'd Asst Sec'y.
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81 ESSE 6. RAlNEf,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
Will practice in Maury and adjoining counties
Feb. IL, lS70-ly
NorrCE.

All persons indebted to us are respectfully
urged TO come forward and make settlement
Such claims as are not sottled within thirty
days will be placed in the hand OF an officer ioI
collection.
Feb. II, lS1o-u
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New FIRM.
JNO. A. WALKER, NICK AKIN,
Late Of Ala. Late of Bunch 4 Akin
WALKER & AKIN,
ATTHE OLD STA. ,OF BUNCH / AKIN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
And everything usually kept in nrst class
ai Dry Goods House.
January 2, 1870. .ta
$40 IN ADVANCE
AND $40 MONTHLY,
WILL PROCURE
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE.
FULL AND THOROUGH INSTRUCTION
Given at the house of the customer, and
neither pains or expense are spared to render
COMPLETE SATISFACTION.
Machines on sale at Mrs JoNIs'
~ Call and examineEbefore purchasing
elsewhere.
ROBT HAMILTON, Agent.
lITCOMB & WILLIAMS,
DRUGGISTS AND
PHARMACEUTISTS,
Corner South Main Street
and Public Square,
COLUMBIA, TENN.
JAN IS, 70-1y
| "A. ROSENTHAL & BROTHER
Beg to inform the citizens of Columbia and
its vicinity that they have moved into the
| NEW sTORE-DAvIDsON's BLOCK,
and have opened large and well assOrtet
stock of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, Ere,
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Canvass. BY ono of the best colorists :in the
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AMBR0TYPES, TINTYPES AND P0RCE-
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| )R ANDREW WHITTHoRNE,

Offers bis professional services 10 the citizens
OF Columbia and vicinity.
Office at the Drugstore Of Mckinney q Smith,
Columbia Tenn. Nov. II, ly.
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MILLING.
COLUMBIA MILLS.

We again offer our services to the pubiic,
feeling confident that We can give satisfaction
10 all who may give US . trial, our is'l'itles
ine wheat and making good -four. We viii
sell the balance Of this year at following phi
ces:
SUP, sTPEREIS T;,y t s % PEI hundred
DOUBLE EXTRA, %
CORN NEAL. W Cents per bu.
Orders left at Post Office promptly attended
All articles delivered free of charge
VAUGHN d ASHTON
Columbia, Dec. 5, 1s68-1y.
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SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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INSURANCE COMPAN Y
OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE, No. 135 BROADWAY,
SHOWING CONDITION OF THE COMPANY
January LIST, 1870.
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CARRIAGE Ann HARNEss.
, 1870-09-10

Tne fo,loTtnr ;ahi. ,nov. X. ~
rom Tue no1 OF New York 10 fpreirn mrs Sor
Mnsteen 11 Lesn. from January to September ).
ls.o. aLd for the corresponding period q ne otncr
, 1870-09-10
I,IP-READING.
Teaching the Deaf and Damb TO Speak.

At the regular meed0g OF the Board Of Educs-
ton last Tuesday, the Superintendent reported
that Room Nc. ), in the LaSal!e School, was given
TO Nj. Greenbcrgef for the purpose Of educating
deaf and dumb children between the ages OF s aud
II 5eaIs, after the European system, that is 70
teach them TO speak and to understand what
from the motions Of the speakers tips -
This system Of educating deaf mutes, which has
been In use tot long series Of years IN al schools
and was rccently adopted In the most prominent
institutions n this country. is founded ubon the
fact that speech, or articulation, Is mere me-
identical In all Individuals, Of tne lips, tongue,
and other vocal erEans- ! MnRle glance into the
looking glass sui1c,ent tor anybody to perceive
enuuciauag emu he vowel o Is quite different irom a
that which it shows when We pronounce the let
teIs 3, u, etc Through patient STUDY and prac-
SenjinS @ these visible movements Of ;he oISans of
overwhelmingly called l1ip-readtng-wtth such
precision and correctness that We eau SPEAK to
q % heaItns. Many one Mo beeame deaf n nod Cd
Dc @ ~, lgs y j.. ..e1.a q i. tse .. s2ssss5:
able the deaf mute 10 utter sounds Himself, anu
this rests upon the fact that the abuye named
movements Of our roca1 organs, while perform-
ing ther oflce, hre necessarily and indlspensao,y
accompanied By more Or less forclble emission
Of breath from the mouth. or vibration Of the
throat aud chest, cAnsed BY the siraininR OF Ger
tain muscles located in these parts Of the body.
feel the pun OF air on the back OF your hand. II
Jtu hold 1t close before your mouth,-or placing
your hand under the angle OF the law and utter
Ing an E. the vibration there Is most sensio1y felt
OF thus vibration and the expulsion of air from
the hra, the sense OF feeling rehtlesa the deaf
mute coRn1zant and gives hin an ilta Of sound
and SPEECH Having once that Idea conveyed 70
hin, there Is no reasoa why he should not be
able 10 initiate sounds and speech, and 1carn hls
nat1ge tongre. He uocs not use 1t now. NOT on
account OF his voc4t machinery being lucapsble
OF operation, but simply for the sams reason
that American children do not use the Chinese o:
any other foreign language, that is. because be
never heard ANYTHING about It, He Is dumb, be-
cause be Is deaf. His vocal organs being in quite
normal condition, 1t reqrlres only to convey IN
Idea OF sound to him, anu to give him knowledge
Of his faculty to initiate It.
, 1870-09-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


LONDON, Sept 81 10 p. m.-Conso1s, 9s99sH ;
6eos, 81, soy; 5-eos, IS, Ss4; 5-sos, 81. SIX
1910, 81: Illinois Central. 11sN; EHe, la
lnSDos- Sept - ?. m--consols, for money,
y: for account, gei- american securities quiet;
5sos, Gs- sojH; o-e1s. ba, sSA; b-sos, g, SIX
101'r, g.. ...'-'
SOCKS quiet; Erie. IS: Illinois Central, 1lsx:
Great Western, =.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s-11:l5 a. m.-Flour, aas 9d.
Writer wheat, 9s Cd; red wheat, s. +d9ss Sd !:
white wheat, 1os9l0s Id. Corr, 9ss Sd :
Pork, LES. Lard, &c.
LlyAal,,,L, sept 9-l:s0 p. m.-F1our, ~
Winter wheat es sd@l0s- Red Wheat, 81 4al2ss
ILL., Whtte wheat, IS lid Corn. ess 3d.
Receipts for Inst three days, 10000 quarters;
REQ ri which are American
LIVERPOOL Sept s-Esening.-Corrov- Sales
for the week, 1lU11 bales; export, 1900 bales:
speculation, 4.Oo0 bales Stock, III, 900; Amcr1-
esn lsd. 600 hales. Receipts fof the week, 7O,10o
eales; American. $4,000 bales Atloat, 4l,soo
ha1cs; American, 5000 bales Manchester mar-
Ret unfayorable, and cotton market to-day,
sasier. but not lower: up1ands at 91d, Orleans,
Breadstnds lower and dull. California wheat,
sa lOd: red Western, ssass I'd; winter, 9s sdaes
ga
PROVISIONS dull and unchanged. Pork. 1s3s.
Beef, lsia Lard, 7ss- Cheese, 61s 81. BACON,
oss. Cumberland, 6ss for short lib.
LONDON, Sept 9.-Ansced cakes tlull at clio 10s
t9fl0 l5s. Sperm oil dull at 7aN95Os. Spirits pe-
'roleutD, Is Id. Tallow quiet and steady, LIN
seed oil drm at sss.
, 1870-09-10

ts'aE Q. ~ For myself, have long aga accepted
mH nn saa snonid b Regulated 50 thar il m.J keep
mAts end Of the perfection o! civilization IN the
comment md throughout the world, without cog.
sI!SSon, ,!S, Mltaout obstruction, without war, zuh
institutions We have established have alt the VT
ues aha cxcelences wc!ch ve claim lar them,
tne3 VII! stand 1rm md bennccntly accelerate
the great changes which arc btfure pa.
e1f they caGnot do this, ta-, will change, aud
adapt themselves 10 the exfRcicies that were not
ioreseen when they we're iormfd 10 tn,s. Is II
everything which affects The t'cdltiou and pro
Rscss Of the human race. hanlu institutions arc
noweftets to conflict with tho aighcs laws which
Providence hnH appolnted.
.Oth.T citizens arc free Il do as theg NAV
think rtp|cs: to concern themselves, II they Will,
chiefly 10 tho dnmest!c and internal movements
wa9s 1 for he e31absnmett sna % mansensaee @ s Of
70 be rs-essabtisned It t-e cosi Of treasure and
power, ana no longer. If ever, ambitious, iii IN
my thoughts habLtna,y to the Erca. problem oi
the civilization OF the American Conunent and
happiness throuenout and auotg the muidfs-
nons people, to whom, to re, Col seems II have
committed the execution OF q wtrk gteater, aud
human Iace: Who cnn plamc ne for dr1e ming
tnat 10 The pursuit Of this smdy. With careful OBJ
abroad, am content aud happy Tut, ny frteutis,
these words, which. ~ sumt, viii seem fnap-
sody, like Tint u Paul, tn his auitcnce with
AEHQpA- mnat have 1t end Hen Wish to ex-
press my gratitude and Affection to you ali; my
hest wishes and desires fur the realization OF your
highest hoFea only regret that cAnuot speak
Of The Pacific Cosst-
IL trust that the same Kind Providence which
mas watched 60 beninceuty over us all may per-
nt ne 10 lee you ait a7alu. II will 1e lanny for
me that meeting should TIC vouchsa{c, 10 US here
On tie shsrcs OF thi.l b. Ent fnt sag. hammer SIT
Tor me- II It shall he thin he lut!c gates Of my
Own quiet home at Aal,ur1. 1'Hut Ii XII. only
Place in the world where Al, able TO ruaprocate
tue inequalities and E1odnessts with which my
way through HE has every where been crowned
1t 1s already II p m, and havs no more
time for writing to-day; go -Adios!
ALrAxQNTE
, 1870-09-10

tho ratkc: Ess DIM IT tho adrannc recently e.
.nhltsheu. We repeat our LIST as follow8: Beech,
- ~: maple, 500: hickory, so.509t0: slabs, $500
....as-1ne demand foz this line Of goods
m md unchanged VIC quote: Young
HJson, common TO fair, oo@95c; do nne
to good, SL0n8L03; do >n1e and extra
no.ee, si,st4ls1; superior to nne imperial, sl.sV
FLAG: choice to extra Leaf Japan. Sls95l.so;
:ood to due !spans @ aoeASl q; SosoFsd natural
II :at9lssii choice to extra choice, <1sosl-sa
WbOl-Dealeza reported meagre demand.
but quotations were about the same a. last
,oted- Sales were: 20 Ms unwhshed at &c, 500
Is waahed Al soc We g1ots: Tub secured,
.s9l7c; neece, ~, good condition, Light. +o3 Nc
ceece, xX, bad condition, heavy, IS 5ssc: 1eece,
y. good condition, light, sa8+0c; fleece, I. bad
CONDITION, heayy, ss9s7c; fleece, Medium, good
condluon. light, s99toc: fleece. medium bad con.
.tition, heavy, SS937c; neece, coarse, Light, and
clean, seaaoc: teece. coarse. light, and dingy, IS
.ssc; fleece: unwasneo. nne, s9stc; neeee, IN
neece. bucks. oue-hAlH Price OF NaAheal.
, 1870-09-10

ons maj j., 1ne crop Will prove to b. reed average
| :h Iue N Quantity, and nf much better qualify
- StiS 600 bu do at el.07x; p. I.ooo be DO do
=, :! S!.o' 81 100 bu do at eI.06L aoJ bn do ~
g.. 60 M aVe ou No. at $50; 1000 bu do ~
~ ~: zoo hu do 1t 8ac: 3,lDo bu do at 90
tEVO On DO 1t eGo; 100 bu do At rs; 600 bu
y sample 1t s1.12 500 bu do 1t SLID: 800
ou 90 DO 1t e1-0s; 400 'hn do Il 81. .o5 COO bu do
a. a. 96c 400 ba do at CSC; 40 bu do At 500
40g b1 DO At s5c. Total, A. 400 bu.
UoF d1y goods market continues active, ard
eottons, espec111ly prints, are frmer, uainly
OWING to the continuance Of the Btrike Of fac
!xT operatives ut Fa]l River, which dimin-
lsnee the production some $1,000 pieces per
DAY. The recent fire has lessened our stocks
Of OFT goods eomewhat, but large shipments
nave been already ordered, and arc on the
way. We note that the wholesale stockn In
this eaty now contain some verv fine aasott-
ments OF English and French plaids for win
ter use. Offering better choce, from more
ample stocks, than are to be found in NeH
York city. The demand continues good, and
the principal atcEes ars f1led with customers.
milking the sessou ono Of the busiest known
in many yeats-
The following statement shows the East
etn movement OF flour and grain from the
ports OF Chicago. Milwaukee,, and Toledo
except railroad shipments from ChIcago-for
the week ending September 3, and the desti-
nation Of the e4me:
fJr~ J--e No. 81
, 1870-09-10

A COOP pAPPo1S1MESI.-Captaln Alex. Leonayl,
OF the tug Andrew Miller, has been appointed
ASSOCIATION. The appointment Is sood one, aud
under his supervision The river eet will incrfase
IN importance We understand that the Chicago
Ing nass asp n II te lam
Der District Both appointments are satisfactory
bolh to the vessel aud tug interests.
ARRIVAL or BARGEs1fhe propeller Mineral
s1 5 ss Sa aSe asSsssa ssmsn szsns sa eoe ssi
On Thursday the ting John Prtndiyile arrived,
with the balges Danube, Empire State, Eliza
Bonner, Isabella, and Jenny LRd-an Old Ves-
TIE sANrKL L. MATHKa- This f1e new
schooner has arrived at Detroit on her maiden
nip. She IVES built at yeImillion, for Phil'r
Length over ali, 16s teet: beam, . feet; hold, ii
feet: measure, 535 tons, and Will carry 800 gross
tolls Of ore. She will run between Escanabs and
Cleveland. under command OF Captain Peter
THE GC1DISG 3r4R-Tne wreck Of this m-fateu
steamer arrived At Detroit Monday night, In tow
Of the lug W.F Rohb, and waa left as T. r.
a Iuiis Is basEe. sne pfesens M rpiy Riyf spIda. Cd
appt atarce, her arches, upper works, ard deefE,
from stern 70 forward g1ng4aJ, being entirely
blown ont, and both sides broken square on,
from the covering boards to the keel, 30 that afc
sunk instantly after the explosion
THR PARE.-The WORK Of 1aising the wreck of
the 7. :. Park has not yet been commenced. u
being the opinion Of the Hasbor Master that as #
Is clear Of the channel bank and IN the Emitted
States waters, the government should be At the
expense. He Is having the matter aE4tAted. and
will 60on have the wreck removed whether gov
4 NEW TUu.-A new ateem tug, owned BY
MessrE. Robert Murphy and Thomas Martin,
named Ia1ey ana y M vs. boust Il sa.o
ew days since. It viii be commanded bF CAD
tain P. Hart fo1uIty Ut tho Aas7a aelyi:ts Tha
, 1870-09-10

-<a.<
Tammany, ncld a meeting on Tuesday uixht
Jacob Cohen presided. aud Hiram Jones acted a.
secretary. It was voted to hold primary cleo
lions next Tuesday, TO elect members of a rencf-
al and 3 ward committee.
The Democrats Of Lssalle County, nj, have
nominated Benjamin Edgecourt, @. ". Ard
strong, James Clark. and II. n. Gallagher for
Representatives; Daniel Blake, for 6hcsH, and
DR.. Bry, for Coroner. The convention 1fused to
elect delegates TO Democratic Congressional
Convention, and recommended s~Feoples
movement Tor the choice OF Congressional can
t3idste,
The New 4ork San publisses tie following;
AT the genera! election IN November, 1864,
Immediately ,aer the last census, the city cast
or 1855 votes ID nj. The present CENSUS viii
M Yes tan II ,pa 1oGs e IL eessRP e. f%S s
ago, under Tamnany manipulation We were
fsas r. eu!s saSF h Eight Scass In. q =
I,early as much IS the entire gain OF our popula-
lion IN ten yea1a That this vast increaseof vosefz
rent ~ q haktr examination At the ratio OF
y.sefs 70 the population ss shown IN 1850, the in-
c!ensed vote Of !sSs would represent an increase
two years ago Of 1+a77,sel. But at the general
election of last TALL which Was closely contested,
the city po'led for Secretary Of State but 1lselS
FoteR, many OF which were admitted to be fraud
161. Last snrtcG We pollcd for Chief Justice loi,
$40, and for The two highest a1dernauic candl-
siatcs on either side 1ea 14s votes, showing, &C.
cnrdiuE to the rauo Of 1861, population Of soo,-
soi. Of course the voting population does not al
vote at eScrJ election. but In this general way
VIC arrtrc at the Approximate results Thus We
Which, II ia estimated. Will show population Of
about nine hundred thousand. How. then, vas
the immense vote OF 1865 made up7 Clearly ry
the Tammany system Of reporters, ballot-ho1
stunning, and fraudulent returns II ls now aptar-
ent that eEen the moderate vote OF last fail was
largely Of fraudulent cha qcteT. This Is shown
b5 ennrarison Of the election returns al that
election with the census returns now coming in.
ln soIue districts the vote exceeds the popula-
ton; IN others It Is nearly equal IN IL; IN many 1t
On, showing frauds OF tac most e,astng raturc.
We ask cur friends OF the city, and the admlregs
OF honest elections, to examine these ngures.~
, 1870-09-10
MEDICAL CARDS,
Chronic Diseases,


81 and g Rxraoiphst, cS Dearborn (up stsirs>
The rsnowned SPECIALIST oS tho Ass, founder and
oondncsar ox Jazns<' Lock Hospital New Orleans. La.
for thirteen ycA Fur the Lat elexe ycs1s located in
EsltseE- No nssrHr poisonous drug, used Spcsma-
tnz1h@a a1d Impotence cured By nfaIiibls method
saving TIME and cxpcnse. An dl.casca Of cont1 os
hA he1 euE1sed T. TIL specially for mora than Qsaf-
ter u century. Consultation frse
Female difficulties ard iUextistltes t,estcd will.
fafety and a1cosa- w.
diseases Of both seYsh - ~
address pr. JAMkS. at bis Medical Institute 81 an8
hAado1ph@t. or ay ietter r O. Drawer 5sa Chicse0
Illinois. "' seS~
pT JAXES 1nstute Il Tie largest of tie kind IN tha
, 1870-09-10
ANUSENENTe.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ar. Booth TOOK ruuang bene1t. last evening,
appearing as B<nedicE In "t Much Ado About Moth
Ing" This afternoon he Will appear as Beuediek
again, and this evening as Brutus.
"The Home Wreck" will be given. for tha last
time, this evening, q the Museum, and will then
be withdrawn for the regular Monday evening
novelty.
This afternoon and evening will afford the last
opportunities to zee the present weeks bill at the
DearborD. IT ta one OF the best The AnStrels
have ever performed.
The circus Is doing comfortable business, and
cloaeH It's exhibitions, to-day, for the season.
audiences, at Farwell Hall, and will amply repay
O Nj oif
, 1870-09-10
. the E'i.or qf The Chicago Tribune i:

TO the E'iser 2f The Chicago Tribune:
Inoticed in your valuable paper, some time
slnce, an article on Michigan avenue as a COW
pa1tu1e. Now. want it distinctly Understood
that Wabash avenue is far ahead Of Michigan in
tho COW pasture business. Some eutcrpr1stnK ill.,
dlvidunl has lately been turning his COWS loose
on The private parks on Wabash 4veuue, where
This may be vefy healthy for the cows, but Is
anything hut agreeable, On looking ont OF your
front door In the morning, to nnd the cows have
Have We no one In Chicago whose business ii u
10 take up stray cattie9 II not, It Is about time
70 h1se some one- The clly requires you to take
Inc coKs loose. II II is not the business OF the
Eohce to look After such matters, whose Is it
AAe A!ehl&nn Aveurtltes will have to take back
seats. Is Wabash avenuc Claims 10 be the lsrpesr
And cheapest COW pasture in The city.
---. 80 e.. WAHAsu AyExCK
, 1870-09-10

in response TO the letter Of the German Col
onel Won Holstein, published in THE TRIBUsB OF
yesterday, "A Il de Gtrardtn bega the Libe11e tof
rar1s) to announce that, considering as certain
that the regiment Of Colonel Won Hoistelu will not
nie VIGOROUSLY uuaer his windows either before
or after the 18th OF September next, be already
dlsposes Of the "a 900 francs Of the generous Pru-
sian omcer, and as aoon As he has received them,
On the 18th Of September, he will pay them into
the fund. OF the Soctete dc Secoufs for the
wounded
William Cullen Bryant Is the Richest poet In
the world, his Last Iear's Income being $:O,0Oa
, 1870-09-10
REAL EeTATE,

wsuaarcc deeds conveying city and saburbs,
property wIthIu seven miles OF the Court { 1ouse
nlcd Tor record on Friday. Sept. .:
Tyler St. lax II Of Throop st, 8 I,
1yisf i, i.i2 III L y oi Tarccp It. 4es
,osasssH 'sH E :; ~ sG OF wfsssi 81; t. 'ss ~
sanss@oa H. ~ g Il IL T5ier st, ~
rss'ia aass & i; is AeR sf5 ci Hubbard s. $50
ro?e T. & II Il sse 8! III; 81; I, :sxieSe;
ussss,; sss +; i: i; Of Ressy sini, ' w
sexatd q. ID Il Of canalport AZ, III 2sx ~
rsiton i u e. 8 t oi Peoria 81 zsfoa It:
west iDdisns It, "a It { Of Feoiia sf, 81, w
vest - ,sss assns =: =; 81 ss' I; ot Ioons nj
ws:s'nEson av, > il Ct wooa IT. a 1, :a1 , ~
Michigan @ n u, ~ sed ii Of Tlirt5lst ST, w
1,n;te'f;:i G s. 1ssi sss IT Of Tnif;1,lIa st,
sat;en +, = -; soI q s'twaztaj i font a,z,
s.sss . Il ii IT. Il Nonios front = -.
1asSs;ss * {! e. q AZ, front ~,
risasaf easaH g. r. - EFT e oi wS1 St. front,
24x125 It: Sept, ...... ......... So
% ss11sl It It viii III baildl;3s: Sept So. e,ool
ssa ssa'. &; A. ,sE ssps f z nsl.'e" st. tson.
ssxis5 $50 81 Il: sp1. 7.................,.. LOO
EuUA or CIIf LIMITS.
soxi6lpIo It Aug. N.................... lis
untl1itico y d n e X OTIS X otswA
Sec 8, So. Il, Except Fods); July l3:.. 500
s.ss' l Il =; Aus. s...........:.........:: 1855
~ e:A2e. 9.....:.........:..... :. .......... $500
South Park av. 100 It n OF FtftS-siHht st,s
ef. 14ss:x314 4-10 #; july e3.........-.... GO
WEshtuftou 1T, v cor OF Fifty-stxth Et, ef
4s1-10x17o IT: Sept t-o.-..:...:.....-.....- i,so
WEST or OLD CIT IaifIN
1sn4. II: IT, Jny SIS
+ w,ic.3 St, Of California st, n :, o211ss f.: o.,
, 1870-09-10
New York Live stock markc,

NEW foaK. Sept 9.-Beeves to-day 800, max
inE $500 for the week. Trade slow 1T unchanged
rrtces, save few fat Kentucky Durh1ms at 1876.
Some Texans left. One drove Of W cwt sold al
s5e each: cars poor Iowa, 8 cwt, 1t l2c.
Sheep and lambs, 1900, completing sl,70o this
week. Sheep In good demand. Lambs slow but
I'LL selling: car Ohio sheep, 81 rs, brought 4Hc;
lot OF CaDAdas. 50 ms, &c.
Hogs-Kecelpts to-day, 1900: for she week.
to arrive; market unchanged; car Of Uh!u, Az
TEaginV 900 ms. sold. alive at 10t,A csr Of State,
asetuE1Dg 219 f1s, at 9ttc.
, 1870-09-10
veasc,s Passed Wcllaud Canal

The following vessels passed the locks At Port
colhorne on Tuesday:
uP-Prop Young AmeHcR, OGdenshurgh to To-
1ed0, genera CARGO
Schr Endinc, Hamilton to Port colborne. tight
sehr n. l. Collins. uswego to Toledo, salt and
water-1Ime. "
Schr Enterprise. Pt. Hope to Cleveland, light
schr Dan e. Fort, 0sWego to Chicago, ralrpod
iron.
schr Il. @. Cleveland. Charlotte to Cleveland,
pig Iron-
schr Light Guard, Osvego to Chicago, salt.
BARK Lon!sa, Of Detroit, ogdensburght to Clere-
land, iron ore.
Bark General Burnside, Clayton to Bay City.
schr courtlandt, ogdensburgh to Cleveland,
Iron ore.
schr GeE1tst Smith, Oswcgc to Milwaukee, salt,
Schf y. D. Hungertor,1, oswego to Toledo. rail-
road Iron.
schr Valentine, Prescott to E1e. pig iron,
Scnr MedbnEJ, Montreal to Cleveland, PIG iron
and iron ore.
schr Sweepstakes, Kingston to Toledo, salts
DowS-Schr Jesste Anderson, Toledo to oswe-
60, corn and wheat
Schr Amarantn, Milwaukee 10 oswego. corn
Prop Brooklyn, Chicago to Ogdtnshurgh, gen.
crat cargo.
schr i. c. G.tswola. Toledo to oswe9o, wheat.
lark AIctlc, Erie to Hamilton. coal
Schr Pandora, Chicago 10 Kingston, coru-
Brig Peerless. Erie 10 Hamilton, coal
Schr Dane. Chicago to Oswego, wheat
Brig F1Lrence, Cleveland to Hamilton, coal.
, 1870-09-10

DETROIT, Sept. e.-PAssEp UP-Barks Burn
en- 6cT7is snAps nAps1Djas, sssstas Corning: schoon-
Passed puwS-rrorelltr Wenona; barks n.
LAWRENCE No. 2. Gaskip; schoonery Maumer
WnNd. ~
Northeast, light.
DETROIT, Sept. 9-1:3N r m.-PAssED UP-Pro-
pellers Maine, Comet, Tonawanda. Dean Rich
Mond: schoonets Midnight, II. " Scott, Ma9tll,
Morning Light, bahama, Light Gna1L, E, Wing.
pcios Dewo!f, White Clond. 7'
Charnplain, Roanoke.
WIND-NoythWest, light