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A B B E Y IL L B
MALE SCHOOL.
Terms Of Tuition:

Terms Of Tuition:
Sixteen (sl6) Dollars per qnartsr.
Tho quarters end On the 3lst OF
March, Goth Of June, 3Oth OF Septcm-
Der. and 3lst Of December.
Pupils will be charged from date
'Of entrance.
Pupils leaving before tho expIra-
ton of quarter will be charged for
the entire quarter.
Parents and Guardians sending TWO
~ or more children will be charged
at the rate Of Fifty Dollars aycar for
Zach, provided snch children remain
more than ono quarter.
y vacation Of one month will be
givcn during the Summer, and OF from
TWO TO three weeks in December.
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As MUCH as. ESQ is readily given for
passage from PSris in one Of the
M3ar baliQons.
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A thousand horses day are SAID
to be killed to4. food in Paris.
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FonE.es.-The bom5ardmant of
Paris is still in abeyance, and there is
Aus ftits ehaBse in she situation.
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n HE FIRE LOAN STOCK" OF
THE STATE, amounting to
(s304 ,443.S9) three hundred and four
thousand four hundred and forty
three dollars and eighty-nine cents:
due in 1870, will lie paid on and
after December 3lst, 1870, at the
South Carolina Bank and Trust Co.,
in CoIumbia, and at the Barking
House Of II. II. Kimpton, Financia!
Agent S. c., No. 0 Nassau street, New
York.
NILES G.. PARKER,
Treasurer State OF S. @.
Dec. %, 1870 35-1t .
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TO Shippers Of
Cotton

- u b. + ~ d :
VII Z would give notice to all our
friends that we arc now prepared to
ship cotton on most favorable terms.
We advance ti6eraity 5op sCotton
for shipment when desired. We will
ship to ". C.@BER eco, Charles-S
ton, and HOPKINS. DWIGHT Il,
TROWBRIDGE, New York. Z
No Commission, Houses stand Hight
er iii their respective anurkcts tlian
the above. Our past dealings with
these houses have been SO satfsfac-
toryytbat VIC are prepared to promise
good sales and prompt returns to. all
Of our friends who may put their; Cot
ton into our hands for shipment.
:. White, Smith q White.
Sept. 10; 1870. ns5s
$50 i.sr-
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Kilg's lI9altail Military SgA]sl
YoRKVILLE, S. G.

7E7uE First Session Of the School
1 year Of 1871, will begin on the
FIRST of FEBRUARY.
TErMs.-For School Exrenscs-'.e. E..
Tuition, Books, Stationery, &c, Board
ing, Fuel, Lights and Washingg-sl33
in currency, per session OF LIVE months.
For circulars containing full par
ticulars, apply 10 ..+
Col. A. COWARD,
Principal and Proprietor.
Dec. g, 1870 35-6t
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the case to the consideration Of the
Board of Directors. Those bonds
Which the committoo failed to nego
tiatc. wcrc left in tho possession Of
Mr.. Henry Clews. who had beer
a,pointcd one Of tho trustees under
the mortgage. for his signature a'
such trustee. a norton thereof hrina
hvrothccatcd under the authority re
fcrred to above. to cover loans made
bv him and Mr.. Kimnton.
The Board Of Directors romnli
ment the chief engineer, and nnitf
with him in recommending change
Of grade and curvature, Init defer
their Judgment as. to substituting
won,lcn trostlc-work for masonry. o..
The report of the Superintendent
;s commended by tho BOARD. They
think tho salary of that officer is
inadequate.
A large and commodious machine
shop has been erected at Anderson
at = cost Of less than $4,000. Thc
Board recommend that machinery fol
the shop be obtained at an early
day.
Tho corporations forming the con
meeting links in the States Of Geor
pia. North Carolina and Tennessee
still preserve separate organizations
The Board think it wo1ld be judi
cious to seek legislative aid from the
'states through w+;eh connecting links
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF FisK & HArcu ,'

OFFICE OF FisK & HArcH-
IdnkeTs ana U6diefs ~ Government oec.r;g..
No. 5NAsshu-sT., NEw-YOEK Noy. B Is,o
THE FUNDING or UNITED STATS Fyy.Tu,,,,,.
INTO irstclass security paying the same rate 81 e.
trrest six per cent, god and which cannot be- c,ed
al under % years without the consent Of the bo,a..
may now be effected of clear profit IL abont ,v,,,
Ter cent by exchanging them for the FIRST Moprc,ov
BoNDs or TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co
The advantage Of the Exchange is shown TINS.
$500 sos cost bddys5,fS7 tCannT iptrest In qold tan
5000 c. p X Gold Bondss5 4G0-ann interest In gold IN
CAIN 900 in Bds in cash, $27 gain IN ami income "a
The Central Pacific Bonds have the advantage q,
a ready market on both sides of the Atlantic of reo
lar quotations at the Stock Exchange, and are has,.
on finished and equipped road, already placed ON
stable and profitable basis
Having originally negotiated these Bonds and
being thoroughly acquainted with their somdnes.
and value. we have introduced them as a specially
in regular business in connection with our deal
ings in Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation TO our friends and customers de-
string TO make Investments OF to fund their five
twenties upon advantageous terms without reduc-
u0n OF interest FISK & HATCH
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SECOND BOARD, ut NJ, AND "a O'CLOCK p NJ.
SAILS OF san and RdTodd-EpTe
MONDAY. Nov. Up. NJ.
lot O'clock a: ";

BY strenuous exertions the large holders OF
railway shares have been able 10 establish further adj
vance prices to-day but at every pause the market
shows its real weakness and lack OF activity. Unfortu
natey commission brokers' the street operators hold
very different views to the best way Of restoring ani
nation TO the stock market, one class believing that
rise in prices will accomplish the object while the others
hold that stocks must have decided fall before outside
buyers attracted Acting doubtless upon the for
mer hypothesis the bulls moving for an advance,
and thus far with toerabe success, far can he
Judged by the quotations The largest transactions of
the day were in Western Union, Lake Shore. New-lork
Central and Reading-all at advance on Saturdays
prices The attendance in the Long Room was rather
larger than usual and there considerable noise and
apparent excitement Thus far the rally appears agree
able to both bulls and bears, the former feeling
much better pleased with figures which promise
profits in the dim future, while the latter desire
higher prices upon which TO commence an attack Inc
tone OF the market firm the afternoon, when the
highest prices paid Pacific Mail has been excep
tonaly weak throughout The most active stocks, III
addition 10 those already mentioned, were Northwest
ern Preferred and Rock Island, though at times the
Vanderbilt stocks Paul, and Wabash attracted some
attention Boston, Hartford and Erie was dull AT 80 to 49,
Iackawanna and Western strong at IL. ala; Mari
posa shares mer at g for Common, and for
Preferred Express shares quiet but firm on sales
of Adams at 67i d6S Amercan 49, buyer 30 days; and
United States at S3i The following table shows the
highest and lowest rates at which active stocks were
sold to-day.
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,ua,o,,.o, - not controlled by the CITY ny
Il NewYork Tho city politics are re p sD the
%, 'of strung minority The party sbc nstrc
oenters political club nes through system Of job
age ana te elsewhere the world AM nst,an Of
many club thus s eff ruled by william Tweed
sew per b. sweey absolute maers OF ans % I'M
anu of theft and fraud, and W American o'o'' ~ "
csarnaiion OF political imm"ia'V' a.,
coraI other distinguished members oil inc
Rich and the Bar of New-York are repre-
sentod in miniature by the Same hand put
we have no space for further speclnohs' ana
must refer those of our readers who are curious
in the study of social ethics to the paper IL
self The writer, in concluding his sketch OF the
Gold conspiracy presents rather cheerful we" Oh
the ultimate issue Of the movement. ~ far' ne
AYERS the effect of the convusion has been III inc
main good Ii indicates the approaching END OF a
troubled time Sooner or later the last traces of the
disturbing Influences of war and paper money VIII
disappear in America, as they have disappeared IN
every country which has passed through the same
evils. Even Gould and Fisk will in the end De
Obliged 10 Weld TO the force of moral and eco
nomical laws The Erie railway will be rescued ana
its history will perhaps rival that of the great specu
atiye manias of the last century At the same time
the writer is not blind TO the danger incurred by the
capital and social order of this country by the ac-
ton Of enormous corporate bodies, IN combination
with INSCRIPTIONS politicians, like the Iammany
Democrats. Erie has shown its power for mischief
in overriding and trampling on law, CUSTOM and de-
cency and every restraint known TO society without
scruple and, as yet without check. The prevailing
system of corruption may give birth to still more
noxious corporations which may succeed in gaining
control of the General Government. Under the
American form of society there is now no authority
capable of effective resistance. Nor is this danger
confined TO America alone. The corporation is in It's
nature, threat against the popular institutions
which are spreading rapidly over the whole world
Wherever there is popular and limited government
this difficulty will be found i'll its path, and unless
some satisfactory solution of the problem can be
reached popular institutions may yet find their very
existence endangered" The failure TO rescue New
York from the control OF the falsely socalled Dem
ocratic party would afford TO the writer disastrous
confirmation Of his fears.
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Coleman Benedict,s closing anotatIons VOC /:

The gold premium touched bottom apparently for the
present at 10, and now struggles upward somewhat
feebly il is true, but sti under the combination of cir
eumslances calculated to depress it, the tendency TO
action In prices has been decided. We may trace this
moderate reco partly to the large purchases of import
who had doubtless sold short of gold in anticipation
of decline, and ito hcdgei against corresponding de-
cline in goods bought for gold and partly TO the over
sales spectators who have expected and predicted
more decided break in the market TO follow peace, or
good prospect of peace In this events have to use
a street phrase been discounted, and in such cases
reaction is almost sure follow Thus the gold market
has found an involuntary support from those
who had accelerated the decline We may
add to this the buying of spectators who
are unbeleyers in return TO specie payments
for years to come and the number Of such people Is
by 10 means small. The arguments in regard to tie
future OF the gold market among spectators and MEM
of the Gold Room generally hinges upon the question
the trade balance against the country and the sale or
return IL Government bonds but few giving much weight
to the most important argument OF a-at Is the crawl
taton Of events to the era restoration Of he metallic
basis 10 will in time become feature in the calculation
Of gold operators who will continue TO see month by month
the public debt reduced in amount, aud the public faith
grow stronger and stronger in the value of Government
PROMISE whether upon Understanding bond or upon
it, cgaltendcr notes As people believe in the ultimate
redemption iof the one, they viii have more and more
confidence in the early redemption Of the other and pGi
pGssu with this increase of faith gold will gayitate to
lower premium With such unalterng steps in the prog
ofpuhc faith Congress scarcely run the gauntlet
Of popular dsapprobation another year and the
ton must lie a leading at the next session Oppo-
ston is 10 he expected materof coufe for there
thousands of SPECTATORS who live npon the undue
expansion OF credit, and the unhealthy lhnauon OF
prices but the gold premium has fallen to such an ex
tent that this opposition will carry but little weight The
business interests OF the country call imperatvey for
return TO specie payments and until THE is secured those
interests will continue 81 rest upon unhealthy and an
unsound basis. The announcement oi failure In the
armistice negotiations by telegraph THE morning al
vanced the price Of gold per cent and the market
quite firm The shorts have doubt covered To large
extent and the current Of speculation at the Gold Board
Is not unlikely to lie In favor Of rise temporarily, but
II will prove, We think, but small eddy in Tie downward
current
u. s. Fves to the amount OF 5000 redeemed TO
day making total Of s2,545OOJ. Tue imports Of specie
at this port during the past week sulJoined;
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YERMILYE eco. BANKERS.

10 and IS Nassau st, New-York
Offer to investors the following Securities:
NETWORK CITY per cent Bonds Of 1875, 1856 1859
NETWORK COUNTY per cent Bonds, 1854.
Long ISLAND RAILROAD LIST Mortgage per cent
Bonds.
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD lof n. Y LIST Mort
gage per cent Bonds.
KALAMAZOO AND WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD lst
Mortgage per cent Bonds Interest guaranteed by
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Coz.
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The state bond market has been without speculative
interest and the transactions at the Board confined
TO Tennessees South Carolnas, and Vrgnas. The first
named we're steady at COZ 9GOl South Caroln January
and July ranging at 6s3 AGO. and Virginia G registered,
trn1 chn fnlln urinrw crn q hda.
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month OF October this year wrr, sol go which
crease 9t seiSs over the corres iJHding month o; IN
year. Tlc earnings for the eYp!F TN nDntI. VI ixst
current year are ss6Ss,oD, Lcre OF sI yta az tne
"a" same time list year. '''''''N'e over
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- against YuGENIA V. HARGOUS 81 alNo 2-By virtue Of
Judgment shyeented action August
Jh referee for that du appointed VIII
Merchants Exchange Sasroom No III Ioal"ty ~ The
the 18th day Of October A. D. 1870 OF ~ O'Clock
A. j. Becse Son Co. anet onees Inc
mogage premises directed hy said judgment To h sold
sed follows: All that certain lot piece parcel Of
land buildings d ulovTtn thereon, stnsie lying snd
being Fifteenth MARI OF the city 81 New York ani known a dis
eae OF Sphger between Broadway the sixth
Ninth Twelfth Wards Of the cs Of Nrwiok surveyed
Doughi1 Ct7 Decrmh 1887 by the number no
oe bounded easie front by the fl
by lot No Lunlc snd teeu two e)
,o1il by No. bgnrd AMI fifteen l) aud north
lot hundred aud seventeen t SID containing
breadth snd feet nine inches aud three quar-
inch and length each hue feet Anl ao al
that other piece parcel Of land With te Improvements thereon
distinguished s map lot No one hundred
(2 which said 10; hounirl fouthrry in frost by
Thirteenth norlery in the y lot No. hundred aud
t,rnty-one 2 sad msp e.ser by os Nos one hundred and
thirteen (l hundred AID fourteen i hundred anI b.
ll and aid lot No. hundred aud sixteen lbi sid
No hundre snd tscn Hour 2 on sad
on,sning breadth n and each taenhve feet aud
hundred and thee feet snd three inetc SUB
with the benefit Of sTcles d ageni dd Nay
1896 between Maria LldlOw and Daniel Tne oi tie ct oI Mes
York. Recorded Libtr AZ 81 CoaNeyarcs Pase ID
New lOrk, september l9tl, 1870. .
GLEASON BiBrocK Phintfs Auornes No. Warren s., \.
The foregoing sale hereby ADJOURNED 10 tDNAl Ocoher
2s 40 Al the sane hour and place THOMAS &. FIELDS.
GLEASON BABc0CK Phfs Attorneys. - -, 49, . kelefee
Tie foregoing sale hereby sdouIed to SG1 lB
= hour snd place. lhVS' - i'''b"'i ''''0'
4 prns Atys
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sR,rfvE srot-R oP GRAIN Ba1oNLNN wIKs

CuNEIEs dull and nominal Ice r Ba-, nd r. 10
Nu,h.
HiY-Noh River Bale rmairs FRI, With gooi demar ~ ""
= " Er Sta M aud = s5 for Retail o, shss
f Ita l .r Long RYE. and g. s5e. FOR Shot do c1,i
3. hte demand al present, shl ne mate
cori .nusI at'r l3d 49, Fol, for Manila. -. 49,
WDFS-Drt ild ccrtaGe tTm. with fair demand We ~
I, hGr, active with srge sales OF Dohoe md fo'g@ -
o4 hr .uo Cacut1 Hides quv' "A '' -
|. n.Ealn. We aEn.e:
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THE nj ARKETS.


hoSD,r. Nov !. lro
ASESPots IN moderate demand al TT 3Ja - - Pearls
doll nominal at $9d 10 IS
COITOY-There Ia, been business but o~ing the hiS
Of eaoe negotiations prices H. lower sas 2tO sls, ga a
ami 500 bAsio rye including COZ r eipod 90 Tor
sumption 100 For faure delivery
r1srst has been fairly active months si,
ling bales November 10. al6e go Decemb-I 70 oh ll
Jinuarv i6c February l6c 80 Marc h.e; Ga
500, November 1910 Ice 0 each Noentsr aud Dsar ~
5000 Decm err 49, dljic Loo January. 5s alb an 90 Pc
ruary }aCc al on las Of Low ihsg We qao.r IS io-'
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fraal Notlees.
C1I1pPFWF COITRT HOLLIS /. POWERS


- against EUGgsIA " HARGOUs ct sLNo lBy virtue of
Judgment the aboVeentd action Augu.
1870 purpose duy sppoinio viii
EIehsnge sslesroom No. i'll Brjadsay in the
Of October A. d. 1870 at II oeeh
through A Beeker son Cor auetonee me
directed by Judgment Ia be
described follows; All that certain lot piece parcel Of
being Of the Of Nesiok and known and
distinguished map part Of the property belonging the
spngt Broadway and tie Ith
nue. Twelfth WARDS 81 the ty q New York SURVEYED
hy H. b. Doughty surveyor December 1850 by the number lt
bounded eses in front by the Fifth
nue. c No. hundred and twenty-five tl
hundred and fifteen Q5 and
(l
inches sDi
reluaTers inch and in length each side hundred feet
also ali other Of land With the improve
lying and being The aid Fifteenth Ward Of the
Of and and distinguished said lot No
hundred and twenty-five 2l sheh ssd lot bounded uther In
trout b Thirteenth n0ler tie by lot No. one hundred
and 2l sad eae BY bots Nos one hand. ana
thirteen m hundred and fourteen Ql hundred and feen
Ql5 sad lot No. hundred sixteen no on sid map and
westerly by lot No. hundred and 2 sal map and
containing breadth in foat aud zach wenytye ee and IN
length each M one hundred aud three @ md he inches sa'
and with the lenef Of certain articles Of agreement dael ,a 49,
1896 Maria Ludlow and Daniel Trmble the Cy oil He"
York Recorded Lfher Al 81 Convey vance. ptgr 52S
SerY0rk, September H. 1870 THOMAS =. FIELDS. Reerer
GLEASON B.HcocK Psntirs No. Warren st. n Y
Sale hereby ADJOURNED TO WEDNESDAY October
26 1870 at hour and place. THOMAS {. FIELDS,
GLEASON & BABCo'K K. Pitts Attorneys. Referee
The for 5eb' agoaHea t w N9 S"'
the hour ard place ihpH - libLOS' heeIee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

tnucs quiet though tho reserve Of the hanks becomes
augmented, confidence In the future course Of
money In felt In the discount market there IL nothing
~ note, the supply being moderate Tie following
IL the range OF quotations for prime Mercantile paper:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
Foreign Exchange has been dull and rates about
4 De cent lower. We annex nnOtainnn:

Government bonds have been nantye but slgbtly
nrmcr 10 tone, under the upward movement ia gold
Dealings, however continue limited and but little dspo
siton is manifested to purchase In view OF The oyersup
piled condition Of the market Fisk & Hatch report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

Railroad bonds were firm wedistrihuied dealings.
Central Paeifes sold at o. Union Pacit's hss 7-ta;
incomes. 49, Rock Island Is, 97i; Ohio AMI Mississippi
consolidated bonds, s7sds7s, and frsts OF G. 'ard c.
So s21 The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

At meeting Of the Directors OF the National Railway
Company, held in Philadelphia ON saturday lat, u was
unanimously resolved to invite proposals MP 10 the 2jt
inst TO build several connecting road, iu hole in
sections between Philadelphia and Ncw-iorS. Tie
length OF the connected lines is SC miles and The hole
is to be laid with steel rails Tile orb viii NC begun az
once and prosecuted vigorously.
The bank statement compares oIlnHs " ith iouocr
returns:
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DareIna Sraoemifa.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
EnlsY. ssnd iur q Tcar 'NA''A"'N' sA' ~ W. '''
hoIneg a" now forming fer I,l,, and cb,,,, m MoyDAya
spd THURSDAYS 10 su.sbe ir Ladies d., ros ~ ,,ins -
iessoas - % Inc b"oh Aiso Mr. Frank An.rnoou
Cs 81 totl0ct on We ssa' da'. Chra, Rv.,,r o.. Iii
FRIDAY No'enhsr & si5 o'tioet -A ~ ""' '"~
HLASkO's uANClNG CLASSES Will com
Forty second teHd f)T cfcIlsnL '-" s's sne
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CTPREME COURT.-lfOLLIs L. POWERS

- against EUGESIA v HARGoCS al-No by Srtue OF
Judgment sale made IL the sboTc-entd action Au
@ppohi<d,
will se at Merchants EIcnge Saesrooe No. III BosiSAy
Of l2h OF Oeober, H. 81 IL
through A. Beeke son t auconetfs,
the premises directed by nignen to be
derh.d follows Al hat certain lot piece OF par.
the buildings aDl Improvements sfeon ,Ae ing
and being a ~ the % Of New lok sra khown sud
du Of part OF the prope' belonging to the
estate Of the Henry spugrr be-eea Roadway sud the Firth
yeyrd by H. b. Borghy C Drc'e 1891 By te number
6 hundred bounded e in front bI tie Fifth
lot number huad and tS'nitSo
2 on said map souhery bS 10, No. hnadre ad fifteen 5
lot hundred aud seventeen ul on ,sl
and tssntyt1e e Pne inches Snt
inch; AID lerh zach SIDE one hun e fect
en theron sta ling and beng the said Fifteenth "sm Of The
ety Of ON San map a. lot No
one hundred Nie % lot Is ouotI sIhery In
front nohery the b. lot No one hundred
and eseg h lots Nos Que hundred and
thirteen J handd and fourteen f ore hGnife aud tesn
5 hundred AMI sre-h l 90 sad mApi
westerly By hundred and Twenty four 2 on said and
oontaiuing each tssnt1vr i-.t and
length hundred end three feet and three n Subject
between Maria Daniel 1rme q the city Of Ne~iorL
R.cir h an Of Conyevsne., 3s NeSlot September Il?
1870 IHohhs u r,hhpS' hfsrre
GLEASON BlBcOcE Plaintiffs Aiornrts No. Warrvn si n u
The foregoing hereby ADJOURNED TO WEDNESDAY October
26 1870 Al The same hour AMI place THoMASC PikLDl
GLEASON BAsoooK. Pitts AioTners ,.r,, a.. Referee
a, The ,.,. hour and plscs Tll0s. C. FIELDS Referee
HAb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

HOPS ar auli h na.era'e aenandi We fsYs, .j g,,e m
~ Nrw.lors state, q I'c. for Wisconsin '''"s'"' ~
e. 20 4 b fair; nenry. s,i
- r Il. de-, rnors irm except Heavy, Ntlc' ~ ~
a. r,tins and h- ttoek j. not slrf az -, prsss
'e osk su.c ed. Rough Letter = al q ls -
~, IT. U,mork. Buenos Ayrvs Heasy SGS,, 90 AZ
~ 5ic Ign do 2sd?s.e d cai0,95 n'' se Hs.u
',,'ar" Nlle lo s1ld29c ligbt do. Sc'ssi RIxA 10 .
rI an ksis weight. 2tG .ec Poor tga 80 pS,a.
ieoTc. OsA -, g'tcr. HEAVY, 5ate NS"i al. 40 No
Ii, d. aJo &c; u,.u Cropped Heavy SO "a Ussp,
AZ ght d. J.G4c ri0n Bellies, lsGIsc "a Rasb al
"a ~ Mdise d.. ~ Z J}r Lgtt d., SGJ''' '''
,,'st.S sid3ee. q n curTaucy. - -. u,obsng-t
HoJA SFSTrs pa dur AID Troe' I've as
NAVAL luRRSSprts rurI enne bas btra ~ ard ~
,ral At - nri.s prc,s ars oaly OF % s NOTED bs
pas az al k.rds quiet md ue los yr'o. Sg sres
.5,r N nolng dorg 10 obblng Way Pe Tar
80 iSd - Coz so. ~ - % for No. l. s'' w
-. Il. ar. dri md unchanged IL. c-,is F,A OH
a. Is "a, hss en- ,.y meerste bushes - ~ S, ,e
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