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, 1870-09-20

New yoKS, Sept 19,-Thc dry Roods market
was active, aud prices We're maintained With in
c1cosed hFnuess- Balluu a. blcached mllsltns
advanced to lie, and Reynolds A 10 to 1:c-
Heavy brown sheetings were firm ut at 5ASt4hc
fer good to best brlutts. Printed Ca1lc0es not
abundant, and desirable lnascs sell freely at II
q Ice per gard. Select styles OF lelalncs COM
mand 20c. Plain and glace styles OF wOrsted stun
goods scarce. and meet With really sale II 1S:9
I4A.c,
, 1870-09-20

PlzrsBrlaiu, Pa, Sept lq.-PkrRoLErM-Ctn!c
ttllet; slut 3a..394sc seller nil tlle year, 9ttc;
L,tycr ali the year 1Gc. Sales OF refined stronger,
OWING TO tae cal. on the 1Uia: SPOT s1sic: seller
Ucttber, s'1sc; October, November. and Dseem-
ber. e41ic,
, 1870-09-20
Fort OF Buffalo,

AR11rkprRo,1 CHICAGO, Sept l6.-Props MO
hawSs II. +. Graves: scnfs q. D. Russell, G. H.
Waud, o. a. Wells, and Che1anEo. rmn,rp
state. harks p. c: Sherlnant Tanner, Rf1dgewa-
Ter; echts Clara Parker, Cncnanso, o'cS soMess'
r IIanEnb, and G. II. Wnutt-
, 1870-09-20

, CHICAGO, Sept 1a.-cna1tera were as 5oaows; Sss;
To Bunalo-PIopeler Mlnonas ~ Sasnsaix} t ai1 nts
PROPELLER bradbury, wheat T. t, ana pSoPt.Ga p5SoIPPaa1l
Fop.:...:c CITY, com; p.L TO essEe'aro-@e"e''s'
, 1870-09-20

Co1usloSs-Tte schooner s. Robinson, lost her
ilhboom on Sunday, In the river BY getting aloaI
OF the barge Detroit
The schooner George L seauer colllded with
the scoW II. l. Wilcox, Oh Etlday night neat the
ricgipV. The Wilcox had her tibboom md head
gear carried away. The latter vessel Is IN port
and repairing at KILLER Bros. yard -
ccn,ing ont Of Xanistee, On tue 18th, became DIS
ahled 6y the breaking Ok the strap Of her matu
lever connection. She sfgua1ed . tug and was
towe1 in safely. She was detained several
hours. -....---.
CgN1REBoAaD LosT.-On Wednesday. the 18th,
the Echooner Den Flint, when on Manlstee, lost
ALONGSIDE. when She Ras towed In BY the tug.
D1sABLIp.-Tne propeller Potomac, bound tof
Buffalo. when about Is niles below the mouth R
crank MN. She was taken 10 tow bv the propeller
Empire State and brought back to Maiden.
, 1870-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago

Rass Ta.Ty BIssei, EScanaba, 80 tons Iron ore.
Dig Mechanic. Eric, 49a tons coal
simr Corona. ST. Joseph, 81 pigs fish, and sun
stmr A1pera, Grand Haven, IS pigs hsa. ss bu po-
tatoes, and suu.lrics. ....,
ssms saseoigan. sheaosgan' $50 ou potatoes and
Prop l,enton, benton Harbor. sundries.
Prop Empire, oedsns1urga, sundstes.
tfor s19o1Tsn' n1, osdensour2a' seo pf1s salt aa'
Prop Eayqslte: St Jasenh, sandrtes.
Prop vanRaalte, Holland, IS cds bark, els wood,
Prop II ChnGee. 200 IN shingles, 20 m lumber, 100
lu potatoes, and sundttee.
Prop Setman, Superior and Marquette, $50 hides,
Prop Winona. Bunalo, snndr1es.
ssh /; Man%s.s ~ = n 9ss-
scnr 8. l. scaveE, Mantstee, 1so m lumber.
s l. SeE Fsa sops Ha;f ' Wood
Scer Emellne, Muskegon, ITO m 1:..sE.
schr G. G. Trowbridget sheboygas, slo N lumber.
ssST ealnsicfd Rnale 81 Sss
Schr ECLIPSE, Muskegon, is0 N lumber.
Sour Sosfh star, Pentwates. 100 N lambcr.
Schr Presto, Mnnlstee, 100 N lnnbcr.
schr :. Robinson, An sauh1e. a?l N lumber.
Sehr John 7. Mott, oswego, $40 tons iron.
Schr Monsoon. AusEegou. 40 N lumber.
Sehr Denmark, Centreytlle, 1e3 eds wood
schr Jennie, shecoygan, 1000 bu barley, and sun
seow sia5y , Helen, White Lake. 1900 tics. 80 eds
c.hr f3em,s caunot,,,e -s >, ,,nnh,-
simr MnnItoMns Mi'xa1see ~ eo nSus fish. es3
Co.,. hs!s nous: and sIS sunI'les. = .,,s,. a,, ,.
ssnf Cntcsa' PEE 81. JOSEPH ispSss nsn' aao SUI
| 1,,o., Eara-,,, G. :1osonp s,,rs,4,s
nlup Ht, UTEpus ~ ~ ,,u-,,t ,-,r
ffoP III nu1@'os 81" 'o3s Aa''o"'o "'ns
pr,,, Hnn.a Hnn T;t Rnaa,o .-s s,rs r,,,ro,d
! AA'p i'm anl snnirtes NV '3''
Bark j: {. Woodrnn, Ryng Inlet, es7 N lumber.
NssE Saletss, Byns inist. s;s = iuassr.,
Schr Jesse Phillips, Mau,stee, Isl m lumber.
| Schr " Mitchell, Lndtogton, TO N lumber.
1ees se n 3 ssinslss hsssy white Lake. '40 ln
Schr NIenIya. MusSeqop, 200 m lumber. 50 m
lEth.
Scbr Little Belle, Massegoa, oa II tath, Is IA
scbr a. ,ath. T. Potter Milwaukee 80 tons iron ore
Ssnr na'snsae. Eng ,e av0 toas sse eeas ,n.,,nr
schr o. L. johnson, S saugaiucE. lis n lumber.
SeMr 3 Hates. Mnslegun. is IN iunIer, IS n
scnr Meridian. Muskego1, IS m lumber
| ScOr Oneida Bay Cisr at0 N lumber.
I Schf Portland. Buffalo, 6s3 t1ns coal
Schr Senator, Buffalo, 600 tons Goa.
Scnr Clipper Clty, Mussegop, les N lumber.
SOW Cousin Mary, South Haven, 40 eds wool.
! Srow Sassacus, Musscgon. 100 n lumber, 10
lath. ~
| BavK Natad, Bny City, 970 N lumber.
> Ptop St. Clair, Milwaukee,, 400 tons iron ore.
: Prep Schick1una, Montreal, 1,lVo bags salt. an
snndr1es-
? Prop Philadelphia, Buaalc, 5000 bs!s SAT-, IL
potatoes, and su0dres.
I B1ig Montezunaa, AenofnaAee' lsS u 'aoees' ~
schr Raleigh, Hl'askegon, 1so Il, lumber
seas n =, "a Gsth HN''0''e'
r l C,hr rrEt.rt SfnncTnfner 900 m iutEbGrs
, 1870-09-20
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EyES1So, Sept ~.
The following table shows the receipts ard
shi,,nca,s OF produce At this point curing tl'e
past to5ty-eighs hours:
, 1870-09-20
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. ~.
LCyfBER-Dustness at the Lumber Exchange
Today wns moderately active for Monday, and, nj
taough no material change occurred ia quotations.
a tir7ner feeling was manifested. "a sawed
shingles and Iatn were unchanged IN prices
The following are the current rates OF freights
, 1870-09-20
NEW York, Sept 19.-W'atl street WAS dull, eS
cept stocks. T!.c:e were speculative sales, anil
general decline.

NEW 1OHh, EGQE- lS.-N Au cA1EEk hA1 NAAtt Es<-
eept stocks. Tl.cse were speculative kalGs, nuI
general decline. --.
Sterling Exchaugc--Dauxrrs' hills, l0oss.
Coil dull; II opencl at 1:1t, touched l3,st31t.
atnl tloscd ht l3l@l374. borrowing irate*, 1ts3
per ceI.t: flGt; 1-Gl. CIearances, Ss3 ,UoO,0Ga.
Governments quiet anil steatls.
coars, j.. ...iisaeiis csups, Is. .ii0,:9lle;:
touEs u. .1l15;@1li:3i I-3D$. .1t6.sG frGss
Cours, Ga~ Ii. 4i1e'4 tCurIcncys...l1aE8lt'ts
Conla, Dew. .ltH4,a11054l
state securities anl: .
MissUrls rls,. % O.l vfycin.as ....... 6
OIL TcnncssceS G11., Old NnfthCatO!inas sSss
New Tcnncssees... 60 NeT \. Carolnas-. S97s
New viretti:as.... G5
Sticks lower aud weak. New York Central.
cspcctally, was weak on The report that Vanuet-
liit was ID Ec tcposel through the medium OF tue
courts, 1t was further stated that this Is 10 be
sccompl!ehe;l BY sui, on the part OF some Of the
Stockholders, who clai,n that the ROAD ms nor
been managed iii the interests Of the stocknGlu-
crs. The report Is not fully authenticated The
DECLINE on the share list ranged from to pei
rent, The party depressing rates includes sew
erJl wel known operators, who have, both per.
tpualy AMI through their brokers. been tree SELL
as tf stocks, particularly OF Lake Shore, Sorth-
@cslern prctcrgc1I, ani OHIO + Mississippi
linusss crcnteh with holding la-!sc amounts OF
il,-se ssntks, aflerrd comparatively little resist
nnce to the movement, aal seem Hcst-onS OF Gu
crt;agins speculative sails.
~
, 1870-09-20

Tho Hartford CouINnt gives the Following
table, drawn from official reports, showing the
amount OF business transacted by Hartford
Insurance companies during tie year. OF the
eishty-four millions received in premiums,
only thirty-1ve millions have bten paid ont for
losses, ard there is an e1ceas OF receipts ovcr
hoth Losses and Dividends of twenty-five mill
icns TO ba carried to aurplus account, much OF
which haa been absorbed bv the issue OF new
sfnrk and iucreasa nf canita1.
, 1870-09-20
Circuit Court.
annru xlE HrStNESS

- :;,-ts> "ti"'e tie police lua sis:r1tcs, res
= -. :: u; L sal character -iru,,ks, uisor
.t"'. H::-.stlrir-. .ud q lev larCca:.s. Al tho
~! y. ;:s'' 1tu. nat1.4l Myrvn Lewis and Eu-
:, D'". s, = Singers by Profession, Ecrr
80 go II f''st-rlass yagranix- The offence
~ -! :l!ej .;t't chArge3 was yainly nj
-: tt" :.iuri;,.i 1anlusge Yas TOO limited.
AZ Tic sin.nn =. eel tuur1, St.naen Boras. a
':a:, w. s.aci s:H tnt nrfes,in9 a snl,er
- - 1E.e:ao. Tse tlEhnS-n iran vas sterten
,"",aa's! aAnr -tta in III investigation before
y Va fai:ei'. " !1s. :dTen1s.e was .ltscti1,c,l
- ''tay iao:r*, xas he'll fur trial tn 3,
, 1870-09-20

i-Etc1Fk>-@F|-S2!'I' H:asIS-@
tSTl. 1863. 1870, 1863.
, 1870-09-20

p,7rsB1JRGH. OIEU1STATI L # LGE1S RAIL-
1iAa REapLCfNCINSAII AR LINZ
4ay tI447Esssa:.s@.'e1s~- s.t 3.4lr n sataa "a
ntE1sn: nt41ss keso1:5 HI: ,s9 s:IosE sSaaE
T,1tnn arcpfnrlo1fs ton. III ~ l. Z Ea
pngmd p,Snrday s4restss tassuroay szespts1 tksadsy
, 1870-09-20

l1 WASHINGTDN-ST., CHICAGO. I'll
The longest engaged and rost successful Ph7eicaa IL
the ety continues to treat I'LL PH1viTK CHRoN1c. Ana
ua1SARx n1sEAsn ct both sexes With 1nparoaesed
SoeIII1. iaraIR1p staHf. los * AzMoa1. ma
MANHOOD Il Permanently cu1ed. without tho pAo Il
mercury. L Ia se1ter:dent that phy.1an whs CON-
fnes h1eH e3cuAselS % tue stu5y Of certain csss
must acquire krester skill in that p.t:;eulM branch
tnan onetn general practice. 5Iany teeo&-
tI,ntent All medicines naed ass rIeps!ea Ia his oso
1a.otatory~ Read BIZ MA0lCAL ESSAYS; seas g
one EtAMr. crppudcncc strictly eduEden.al- Con-
snitaiou fscr Hour. from r. n to 3 ?. Il. Sunday
evenings, 3toG
, 1870-09-20

Michigan av, a IT n Of Twenty -nftn st. t. ,oo
sO2l1e 3-l2 It. T1th building; avg. ". 44'o''
Burnside st, Iii 2-10 It Of TEent-seEe93tan ooo
ct, @ I, 23xilO It, With buildings sept ~ ''V'o
SoR1u. or GIFT LlH1Ts
esss9 e93s5 Ba{ hsso; ssn; ye IL 1900
snrru or CIT IlMtfs+
bloeks p j., nna g = Il Is; as Msy $500,
stens AZ Of ulnnn st. :. .sAlas s.e 60
Siasafn st st, $50 Il of Wallace st, T. 5ox or
1s5 IT; seps n; ON err Iiai1s. '''
Jackson et, Of Rockwell 81, I, e'Hx ,,
ls5 40 Il; sept, 1s: :, ew 0ss;s: g. ID s''oo
hat.e o1ss. Snc. $4,000
, 1870-09-20

er Acopttas. wheas, &C. To Boston-Propeller
B.cokjyD. corn, through rate. ur
MILWAUKEE, Sept lL-G.an its!gnts g aae. aa dMar 9a1
wheat to BuGa1o and Oswego. Eogagemenss:
10 Oswego-Sehoone1 Gerzt!t Smith, wheat az oc.
OTHER PoR1s-No demand for gram VESSELS -
Detrnif, BnfiaIo, Cleveland OF Toledo.
, 1870-09-20

d.. j. H. ULARK-the old. wen.Anown snd rcnsbts
SpecalIet-at 1876 C!azkxt. uor1rery "No. Las,nox1
Blek corner Of AadasoD, cnSes all Diseases and Df
6cultee Of private natuIs-os both ac1es Benin
Weakness and the edeeta Of tef.abuse-cutrd by new
and tnfallble remedies. Special attention to Fe1uale
D:ticultIcs Female P1Is-sl-by mail Send statup fpr
Circular "Aarzied TonAn-s s,airsu1,d" And " Phi
rate Medical Cazd~ Addrrts letter. IS aboYe Of p o.
Boz 3Stl, Chieaso. III
, 1870-09-20
Priyulc Consultation;

And rea.ment,n all private ua,te1r -tna.e fr,a1t
DIR. ]. S.ANtSEE. Il laSallest- Prize Lecture and
Ks9s taf a. NaTea = esnt, fsa.s. ,, Pils. srtaia
u ,cr:t fully treated Also. NEKviNk fIL1S-x1a
cur victims Ut self ~ scS2.H q BY mail Elclssa
ttarnf nNA agt..ezA 2. .. Hex 5yss EhicNro.
, 1870-09-20

Earnings III tic hi week in September, 50 far
as 1kes have y,1 cume to haml, are generally
favorable nnd itc1te on many OF the rtAtis fair
Improvement I yer the same month OF last year.
They arc Gs fnuws:
, 1870-09-20

Sales AtlQal WERE
t,utco Of schr Monsoon. from MnskeRon, 1e5 N
(; st1{ps and loa1s at sl5.o0; sold by Chas. DEM
Cargo ot scar Meridian, from Mussegon, 100 m
# boards and strips at sl6.oU; sold BY Blanchard
Cargo 10 arrive from Nnskcgon. 1870 m II mill
nun from selected logs cut to orcef) at $:o.0os
sold by Davis i Mason.
Ca5go 10 arrive from SIuskegon, 800 m II lfrom
selected logs TO he delivered befu1t October 2a,
at SO 90: sold br Davis & Mason.
Cargo Of schr +. G. Grey, from MusHeron, lo5
Il It boarls and strips tcomnoa). at s1s'oo; Sol"
C1rso Of schr jesse, from MnsSegon. 10 n It
si:1as and bonrtls d: $3.50, mill taliS; sold "
Csrgo uf schf ". II. Willard, from, Muske7cn,
100 Vi It crcrar sawed strips and boards nt Sts0o,
aua Il N 1Ath at 500: sold By Chas. Dcmlng &C.
Cargo OF scbr Mraud3, from MusSeg0n, lGo n
Il medium quality bo7rsfs And strips al Sl4.oo /;
.uu by EIanchartl i Borlhnd-
cargo Of Schr s. Dases, from NusScgo1, ls3 n
It baaF1s and strps at <lA5o; IS m la1h At so3'
splH hs 4. TsuesGsll.
iarSo or schr MaJis5u, frrm G-a1i River, $50
N cctiav pesis, mostly split, ut f6c 10 n II eoarse
mixed lumber Ut 1905: sold by Irish. bGllen
Co. . :.
Cargo to arrive from MuskcGnu, 1a3 N It ball
hca.tls att balance strips ttcom selected lo!Sa
Muskegcn tallEl, at sse.e0; soNa ~ DAVIS i Nd
Cargo TO arrive from Muskcgon, 1sI m II, pru.
rnal1y strips ttrou selecteA logs, mill tally1, n
| S.oUo: sold by Davis 4 Mason.
, 1870-09-20

There WHS Fght NqulSs at T1ltEs cutIcHl 1o1
the past week:
No SANe,}... ....-..........-..... Lou tSS - -
Thlckness-Five shingles 10 be two !oches to
tnicEness IGng1h-Sixtcen inches s1 CO per
cargo aldel when transferred, winch follows rae
shingles,
, 1870-09-20
IAHROADd
trivial and Departure of TYaias


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yt:ss NJ: 81 s;5ssss' A'a..
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ua1cA pKRo1Ieocf 6: 1s1fsa5stss caee. lak'
p,s..nse. 4 sGa;t: Ssssas D1s e., sra ann,
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s,Ss1 ns2oo
A4sl1.4*'0 naasss7: - !s:Hs::..
7S'ns q Z ;s;3;z s E =
r. ss,,53 E1sss:s;; ,ss 29E sssa
s::$|s @s: F:=$: +;
PITTSBURGH. ronr Va: WSEsrs CHICAGO RAIL
81 H@IE s@sa
Eaf 81 FL !s.i*ss zsi::.,:::.-::: sSsSs ssss
, 1870-09-20
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tT53GS


NJ H.
BCTTER-There VAS some slight falling OF IN |
more moderate, asa prices were leii win ans-
batcd frmncss. The offerings Of choice continue
to fall below the wants ct the trade and sales at
1@cc advance on eur outside quotation are not |
5GiIegasat: -, Ths h sa,ppi1g M dsnaad is ehieay On
eb1e purchases are being made for Lake Superior I
and the lumber regions. We contlnuc "a quote: |
eh4se lkiG da.y ] pre lar te ssod tub and
HAGG1NG-A steady falr demand and steady
prices we're reported In this markell The stocks, 1
ct the trade, nna all orders are promptly filled ut
tile annexed quotations: STARK, 49e: Lewiston >,
4oc; on1aso, ilc; American, ssc; UnIon a, sc;
@eac; wool sacks, sc. ..-
BRAS-sales 80 tons at 1880; 10 toas at STATS
o. 'd51pp11scs-ss.es 10 tons a. $3.50 o.s
BUILDING MATERIALs-1he movement IN
this market to.das vas oy no means large one,
quote: Michigan stucco, *sss@Aoo; New
S SofS snpetnne g &c, pr, tatasAW; marp:S
auss, esi: shsS5Isg; AEne, II en!ks
ment nn *tSS cissks I nttea ~ 0t IT, Ct ;si esmen
Rosedale, @ ,s:3;sN sI3;see9ass; AKRON: orl, SS
ss5; Loalsr1l!e cement. <sISsH5 pias5stans psss aa
III r. biisss, s. *ssessss: r. sisy, 81,
gEASsaPs!ses: $ uoass light den,ana, wsEs
Sa ~ Sotets ri ~ ~ enn pi',n AMI SS
1.Ss ioE Semmon @ asscs'naeps; ,,-,,o,
.ara s};ho,t no ouier nhan1e Wa nunia! Nn
: tMr, a. s1si' ~ NJ i'm. n. q bpf1 At sie5No:
a. stslk braid at s1eo So stk a y u[a' 1ad az 2.
ts.1% ~ ~. yoss ~ asa ~ ' W y"
f.HS 1sI ., ss ~ decided chonep In tba
.ts1sI c esis .srSae nat tHe
ft,t sa,,s =, na ~. nI .i ,,osa n,5cas ra,e
er gnernil4 au ~ tac1 IN cor. Ia
hsng mns1s ~ estaSsn an nt3ysnce 4. Ec in potl
Eas;s,n an,, ~ Wester n.ate. h,t Win Ibe5ai
ni1 IN a a, 81 = IN and
NJ ,r ~ a,, n1S Hi ha fntmcr a, a
~ mi ths fottern a. 1aS1IrNnnr "nnai1erahSe
Iesa 49, ennt, n"cSiv hn rTstnjne n fha n,eae
~ nr hiny s, at ,hn fawIn nrices.
o 1.a poaarrs rse Icy
] -; nnmains nctirn ani +na 1enara1 mar.
rst mas sfInnr af nn,ofat;oas Ne repeat
Ae. mss t ~ attoI6 6;,oss ~ on,nh 1rnnr si1 nNa
tnr ss ,h, as ionems: ns;, AenS@ x1, 'ap
sSSea1ec5: bloesstrr, tsso. Erie ami B:iar I'M,
@; MalEat H Y : Ss1v; ~. qnss1 81; snnio
71sql X on.G ~
l'!n11.S l1s4!1,SE S2:"SSs So,, ,,, ,,oa,-,..
.,Sn ..a,,s.t.t HptaAine, 'aout' ' ny
aur !aSes rn1e9 as,n ana w. ~
San, 1oas}iSr H. fsS1ac: Common Tto,
S9ua ~ Lsne, aSfS155ss pf"ne ~
ehSiee. X I!ttas2Ec LlEuay:a, SsNt9.oe, ,u.
CAN NpLES-Me 9uote plicGs ste4ns, w !ohoms
NyAle, lssG; taHo* sstsat!ae aa,t
fts. EFT ''szlse' oa1'e'ss s'eas ;'sn''
, ,GpoIEnAGE-Ine @ demand vas . measle; nus
Gealels Me1c t'm III thelr views al 1o1mel quota-
;nns: ,u,. a,az
MnskeS Eai!s,s, ltoil-,Hna. @ :ta; =
miasheJ nat'ets, "ooa'nuneu tiss'g,''s
on asras '''..'''''''''''' 12ss''''
+aia aieIces. l+.2g
f;ons naiseis' nat hoops s.::....'.'...... ~ - ~
FiG1s na11els sonan houns oW4 ~ ~
| ES1o-ooiu sloMiy to-Aay a. U tAuES VA l7i9z"'
, 1870-09-20

WhitetlsN. 10, j. L brl. ......5 G50a 6.75
Wbitehsh No q i Nb11,,.,.... E.aass G,@
TROUT. NJ, /. K brL ....... aGDA S.25
MnrKcrel no, i, II hrt ..... ........ 1a.0pS1:.aD
NInckcre]. M 8 4 brl .. s.GDtt IS
Nfacke; el large family, u lrf....... 7.5JGs 10
MacKcrel medium family, u brl...... Aa1.5sa $50
NiarEtref. extra mess. u bi ........ l1.cAal7.aa
MacEcrc!. extra mess. kits. 3.:0vS a13
Mnrkcrcl'' M. i. Rita .,.....&. :. a.1t4 80
CMIfisl, French cured 49,. ..,..... 7.iSA 500
Cotlfisil' Georges Dank....,.......... S.eOA Se5
NG. lx}x herring V,...,,.,... .... k0A IS
Scaled her ritp ,....,,,,,... 80. GnA G5
Labrador herring, No. !, Z ltf.-..-., ~ oet@19D
plrkfetl herring, No 1. i br1. ........ s5p2 std
Picked hcrrlstp No. l. u hrI. ...... IG1.S 3.25
HAY-Loose Timothy on wagons continues to
arrive sparine)F, and the few offerings sold reattl-
ly Il -llay Ut the advance established toward the
close Of last week. Pressed timothy WIS also
firm hut prafrie both loose and pressed, Is nbun-
tIat1t and weak. We quctc on track, as fol:oWs:
Timothy. pressed, $16.eo9 17.90. pTatre, pressed,
$11.CGai2.G0; Timothy, loose, On wagon, $1s.009
70 90; prntrtc, looer, on wagon. S1tU09l4.00; Tor
delivery OF pressed haE, 1eoa1 acc .rslIng 10
distance.
HIDES-At the lower prices inaugurate,l toward
the close OF last week: there was more lie in The
hide trade, and better feeling seems to prevail.
shippers, as heretofore were the principal o7esa-
torS, though there was more inquiry on local &C.
count than for the previous two or three days.
Prices were comparatively steady, as follows:
tny, green butchers 7E@s; green salte'1, cured,
! light, 10a4@11c; do, heavy, 9ss@1oc: green cait,
1:tal6c: dIy hint, 1Sae1c: dry ealtett, 1aalsc;
| g1uhbyt scoref cut, or otherwise damaged, TWO
thirds price: lganasa. lo ner cert 90.
, 1870-09-20

pErRorr, Sept, 1s.-BRKA1sTuFFs-W arnes
=Ith trisE demand for extra at sl.46 tor No: ;
ID FOR sp1beT, and regular at Sl.4a Corn It 73c
;nr No. /. Oats at <43t5c. Barley steady at
....eee rez esc,nI tcs ~, L
, 1870-09-20

1as South Ctsrk.tt. tnrrs CONSUMPTION Lirpy Oan1-
plaiut Dyslrpda, Nervous Complaints General Debil
ity Sslnal Syphiitfc Affections. psabetes.
cal attendance adTicc. may call addr.s the Doc
tar ou all confidential maters lnyAds can b. ptovi.
, 1870-09-20

f:nopHfuHB PASSENGER 8CEAEHH9.
Ear hfitEnpkte, 6hahoy KAN &c. daily. as-.....
Fos 1ilH 1nkee atus,1 " e
Eor 81 Joseph and Renton H1sbeF sdaily.
ForI I3seeo Hay ssey Tt&sHsy au6 EdtkJ &*-As NN
ss~1yp;.- tccst1Af
, 1870-09-20

IS, South Ctatket, Chieaao, Tor chzrxe the
+ ftaauate e ihs Enivess:ty Of Philaslia aud u
md Sexual Titcaset os Got! scxes. Ssr e:ars;, tI
ILCe!v Of Nervous and Sr1cal Di.casea Cou,utta:i,u
Fr,,. rortS Al
, 1870-09-20

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, oa Social Evi1., and
the troprlcty inpro7riety IT GETTING srscd With
sanitary help for lhote who feel untttrd for u'strno-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bog 4. Philadelphia. H.
, 1870-09-20
Tho foll,Ning ahows the distribution o. Tue
,,fintipal brcadetuffs during the psst Teek

80 tsss....ooE.--SS s--sss2 ~. T:e:isca " ~
, 1870-09-20

scsouih CIaskst, has fer many been treating,
a,.te ifonl thu lntetected PASSIONS 81 cltier s.x,
Whether :!eysloped OF co1taEonE 10th a;at: It aad
rtue osEsus Pamphlet Of advice sent irce- OoustttA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03
pat Him"

This is the advice of the Ameri-
can Stock Journal. The writer
says:
ave sometimes see men having
the care Of and driving team of
horses or mules, whipping the poor
animals because they Dc not under
stand their wishes. Many a time
the leader horse or mule is unmer-
cifully beaten for no o,her reason
than that the drivers order is not
understood. If the driver, In such
a case, should speak gently to the
leader, pat it a few times on the neck
to reassurs it of bis friendship, take
hold of the blidle and lead it a few
steps 10 the direction be wishes to go,
and all this without any excitement
or anger on his part, the l. ader will
always do its best to please him.
ain driving a horse to a carriage,
however gentle and well-trained be
may be, something may happen to
alarm or frighten him ; this is no
fault oil his he csnno. help it,
All he needs is a word or two Of
encouragement, gently spoken, to
reassure him of his masters care
and presence, and that all is right.
There should be no whipping done.
The driver should recollect that he
gets alarmed OF frightened too
sometimes, and would think hard
of being whipped for it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03
farm aud 8pnsfhOld.
A Fact in Regard to Hor-
SeS' Feet,

There is perhaps no more marked
exhibition OF Natures Law Of adapta-
ton of means 10 ends, or of supply
Go waste, than is shown 10 the ar.
rangement of horses foot. There
terminate the various ducts OF com.
fnunication and supply, rendering it
APPOINT in the animal economy Of no
little Importance. The extremity
oftbe limb being Of such vital char.
scser, and coming in contact with
the ground, needs protection; accOr-
dinghy the hOofis constructed, espso.
tally, it appears, to prevent injuriDg
the inner portions of the foot in
coming against the ground, and not
with regard 10 injury from above Or
on the sides of the other foot; con-
sistent fact, since, 10 a state of ma
ture, these portions about the foot
are not subject TO injury any more
than is the rest of the animal
The direction and arrangement Of
the fbers Of the hoof prove this
point as do practical tests also. A
nail driven into the wall Of the hoof
from below on account of this ar.
rangtment Of the fibers occasions no
pain, but nail clinched on the sOp
or side of The hoof with a hammer,
induces pain, and in some instances
where horses have been lame from
no apparent cause it has been
simply the result of an inner irrita-
lion caused by pounding the hoof.
This is an important point and
should not be overlooked by
horsemen. An arrangement by
which the nails on a horses hoof
could be clinched without using q
hammer would evidently be an ad.
vantage.-COr. ~ E. Homestead
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03

HEAvEs IN HoRsEs.-Seeing
spearmint and other articles re.
commended for horses prompts me
to mention my experience with an
other valuable herb in the cure of
this distressing and troublesome
complaint. Feed no hay to the
horse for So or As hours, and give
only pailful of water at a time.
Then throw an armful of smart
weed before him, and let him eat
all THAI he will. In all cases
where the cells of the lungs are
not broken down, great relief, if not
a perfect cure, will follow. / have
seen a horse with the heaves as
bad as ! ever saw, cured by
one dose. Smartweed is valuable
for many other purposes, and
should be laid away for use when
neede9.--Dr. Raasome.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-02-03

To RoAsr TuRKEY.-Wash the
turkey very clean, and let it lie
III weak salt water over night
When ready to put to roast, rub il
dry in the inside, and sprinkle
in a little pepper. Make stuffing
of two-thirds wheat bread and
oue-third corn bread, rubbed fine,
and softened with butter and beat.
en- yolk of an egg, and seasoned
with salt, pepper, parsley and cele'
~. Mix the stuf6ng well togeth'
er, and fill the turkey. Rub the
breast of the turkey with salt
pepper and butter. Have LAID
and water in your dripping pan.
and haste often. 1t will reqnire
three hours to roast. Pea fowl
and Guinea fowl are roasted and
dressed in the same manner.