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FINANCIAL AND con1mERCIA1.

New YoRK, August 20-Noon.-Flour
dull and declining. Pork quiet, at 2S. rs,
Lard dull-steam 163s@i6k. Cotton
quiet and frm-uplands 1857; Orleans
2016. Freights heavy. Stocks dull. Gold
weak, on nccount of the Prussian victory
--l5la. Money and sterling unchanged.
Bonds 1224. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon,
621; new 6OA; Virginia 6's. ex-coupon,
63; new 63; Louisiana 6's, old, 72; new
IS; levee 6's 70; 9's IS; Alabama SIS 90;
5's 70; Georgia G's 82; rs 81; North Ca
rolina 6's. old, 522l; new 81; South
Carolina G's, old, 80; new 722S.
Z P. M.-Cotton irmer; sales 1900
b"les-uplands 192l; Orleans 2014.
Flour dull and 5(@10c. lower-superdne
State and Western 5:35@5.65. Wheat
red and amber Western 1.35@l.4o.
Lard dulImkettle 1SE. Freishts lh lover. lover.
Money easy, at 1876: Gold HleIs: 14T@i5. 5SI5
Sterling dull, ut 03I. Governments
dull and lower-62's 12is. State securi.
ties dull. Stocks closed tirmer.
BALTIMoRE, August 20.-Flour dull
and weak. Wheat quiet and unchanged
White corn OO@1. 10; yellow neglected,
Pork $3.50. Shoulders 1524.
CISCISSATI, August 20.-Flour dull,
at 6:00@6.25. Corn scarce and frmer.
at 78@9O. Whiskey dull, at 92(693.
Pork dull, at 28 SO. Bacon in fair jobbing
demand-shonlders 141l; clear sides
17a4. Lard dull, at 1534.
LOUISVILLE, August --Bagging
unchanged. Flour frmer and unchang-
ed. Corn declining Provisions
firmer. Pork 5000. Lard II. Shoul-
ders l4!la; clear sides 1872 Whiskey 93
@94.
ST. Louis, August 2O-Hemp, rope
aud bngging unchanged. Flour heavy.
Corn dull-mixed c.. Whiskey lower
81. Pork 29.O0029.5J. Shoulders Az );
clear sides 1SA@1Sla. Lard dull.
CHARLESTON, August 20.--Cotton steady
-middling 171s; sales so bales; stock
1898.
AuousrA, August 2O.-Cotton market
irmer and prices better, with light de-
mand; sales AZ bales; middlings 171s; re-
ceipts 32.
SAVANNAH, August 2O.-Cotton in good
demand-low middlings 1701719; sales
225 bales; stock 1850
middlings 17l9@1724; stock 1858
NEW ORLEANS, August 2O.-Cotton
quiet but middlings 17lS; sales
1000 bales; stock 2,717. Flour-super
fne 5.25; double $50; treble 6.25. Corn
yellow scarce and in demand for Cuba,
at LOO; mixed dull aud lower-S5; white
92la. Bacon firm, Mt lG1a@191a.
GALVESTON, August 20.-Cotton dull
aud prices nominal ordinary Is;
sales 500 bales; stock 5,515.
HAvRE, August 2O.-Cotton firm-nid-
ding Orleans 97is; sales of the week
$500 bales; stock l55,OOO
LONDON, August 20-Noon. -Consols
o15G. Bonds SSH
LIVERPOOL, August 2O--Evening.
Cotton opened firm aud tending up, and
IS now active and buoyant-uplnnds Oh;
Orleans 914; sales $4,000 bales; specu-
lation and export 6,O0O
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american Affairs,

WAsHISGToN, August Reconstruc-
ton expenses for Mississippi, S375.00O,
and Arkansas, S150,000, have been set
tied.
The steamer Achulot left Hong Kong
for the scene of the recent Chinese mas
sacre.
The steamer Guiding Star leaves New
York on Wednesday for Havrc, with the
French mail.
ATLANTA, August 2O.-The House re-
fused to reconsider the resolution pur-
chasing Kimball's Opera House-ayes
3S; nays rs. The price paid is $3.50, 600.
RALEIGH, n. c., August 2O.-Judge
Pearson, in chambers, to-day. discharged
all the prisoners, Gncluding Hon. John
herr,) except five-there being not n
particle of evidence produced against
them. after being imprisoned five weeks
The five still held on bench warrant
are retained on the affidavit of Kirk,
setting forth merely that he believes the
accused guilty of murder. Counsel for
the prisoners objected to the affidavit, as
insufficient to grant o bench warrant
upon, because. as set forth, no fact could
be taken as evidence, and asked time
to produce authority in question. a
motion was granted that time be
s~AAO"SN NHStA @AohNuyS ~ y "A. Ih I'LL y
prisoners to be bailed meantime. It is
thought no legal evidence can be pro-
duced, when they will be released. Three
aflidavits of prisoners are published,
sworn before the Clerk of United States
District Court, describing the torture
and cruelties of bergen, Kinks Lieu
tenant Colonel, towards the prisoners,
which is only worthy of the darker ages
They state that he tried with pistol to
their heads, and swinging up by rope
around their necks, at the dead hour of
night. to extort confession. Tho
United States Marshal has signed writs
on Kirk and Bergen. to appear before
Judge Brooks, on Tuesday next, on
three several writs Brooks is looked
upon as the saviour of the State in her
troubles, and has no doubt, by his
firmness, averted civil strife. The grand
reception to Hon. Joe Turner and other
prisoners. has been postponed till
Thursday.
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GRAND NATIONAL
TOU7RN AMEN IT
''f'---~s'>AT GLENWIS SPRINGS.
AT GLENN',S SPRINGS.

| aSssfssazp oHAHp EaHBE r6ghSAMEs4 %HkE Re I
:s*Ss.ssSA,a Glenn's Spripps. .Ion the
10TH day OF SEPTEMBER Next. Younn
men from ell parts OF tho State are reauasted
to participate in contending for the prizes.
tEength OF Track. $50 yards; Lance to be nine
Ieet 10 length; Three Rings, 10 yards apart
nine seconds. ~
FIRST PRlzE-A Fine HORSE AND BRIDLE-
worth s22o,with privilege Of crowning Queen
SECOND PR1ZE-A Fine GOLD WATCH
worth s72-with privilege of crowning First
THIRD pRIzE-A Fine sADDLE-worth $50
with privilege Of crowning Second Maid of
FounrH PRIzE-A Fine Pair of BOOTS
worth S25-with privilege Of crowniny Fourth
Maid of Honor. -
FIFTH PRIzE-A TIN CUP-to be awarded
to tho most unsuccessful Knight
The prizes will be really worth the above
mentioned prices.
JUDdEs.-Col. VIM. Wallace, Col. J. G..
McKisick. John II. Mcetze, Capt r. c. Silver.
Capt. Ii. H. Thomson. Capt. Albert Means
Dr.. Sumter Means, John G. Zimmerman
THOMAS b. Crews, William F. Nance.
MAnsHALs.-Gen. w. J. IT.. Glenn, Capt. j
\. d. Williams, Col. Is. s. Jones, Capt. II. T..
richardson, Major G. c. Suber, E. 6. Smith,
G. d. Smith, William Monroe.
knights to assemble in front Of the Hotel,
at O'Clock q. nj. Tilting to commence at 8
O'Clock.
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can with the aid Of those having snch
sentiments. That is what I term moral
aid: The moment may arrive when tie
malefactors, seeing us defending the
city, will seek to pillage. Those who are
honest must seize them.
The Atlantic Gable of 1866 has been
repaired. The signals are perfect.
MUNICH, August ia bloody battle
occurred between Gravellotte and Reson-
vile to-day. The French were driven
back to Metz. All communication be-
tween Metz and Paris has boen destroyed.
MADRID, August 2O-5 P. M.-The
Government is preparing for heavy ship
ments of troops for Cuba, early in Sep
tember.
Some two dozen Republican lenders,
including Paul Arjula, have returned to
Madrid-taking advantage of the am
nesty Senior Pierroad not vet returned.
FLORENCE, August 2O.-Violent de-
bate occurred in the italian Chambers
yesterday. Deputy Willard accused
the Ministers of violating the neutrality
of Italy, by sending Italian troops to de-
fend the Pope. One of the Ministers
replied, that Mazsini was arrested while
travelling in Sicily, under false name /;
and the Government, we'll aware of NIL
his plan, is determined to defeat them.
Mazzini would have n fair trial. Sicily
was especially imfammable. Deputy
Bettnne denounced tho arrest as illegal.
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 2O.-Orleff,
Russian Minister to Vienna, has gone to
Paris. The Gear congratulated the Sile-
sian regiment, of which he is colonel, on
its gallantry at Weissenburg; he also sent
several surgeons to the Prussian camp.
PARIS, August, 2O-6 p. M.-The
P''eSSe estimates the Prussian loss during
the last three days, at 10000.
BRUSSELS, August 2O.-The Etoile
Beige announces that the Emperor was
extremely i'll on Wednesday, at Chalons;
it also lntimatcs that he contemplated
abdication.
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Sherif7s Sale.

Robert Howell and Michael O. Howell us. 10.
seph Howell, Elizabeth Chaplin, John J.
u. Howell, Catharine P. Howell, Daniel r.
Howell; Mary r.; Howell, and Sarah McCol-
innl.-BM for Partition in Equity.
/ N pursuance OF tho decretal order of the
l. Circuit Court sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY
House in Columbia, within the legal hours,
Two half-acre and 1 one.quarter acre Lots
OF LAND in the city Of Columbia, being lots
designated as Nos. 3, 4 and H. in plat Of the
square bounded by Lady, Barnwelf, dervais
and Henderson streets; said lots are situated
as follows: Lot No. 8, containing one-half
acre on Gorvais street; Lot No. 4, Containing
one-half acre on corner Of Gervais and Barn
we'll streets; Lot No. ~, containing one fourth
acre Gre on corner OF Barnwell and Lady streets.
Tho above can be treated for privately
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash for one-half Of bid;
balance in one year; secured by bond and
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser to
Aug II thm P. F. FRAZEE, S. R.C.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Nancy Walton, per pro. ami Us. r, s. Morrisou
Trustee ct al.-BiH to change inresf,,ent
DURSUANT to the decretal orders in the
Il above stated @ case, will sell at public
next, before the Court House in Columbia,
All that LOT, with the building thereon, in
the city Of Columbia, bounded North and
Wayne street; South by Blanding street, COZ
tanning onc-f0urth Of one acre, more less.
The above described property is we'll locat.
ed, and may be treated for before the day of
sale privately.
TERMs-Cash; purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. p. F. FRAZEE. 8. r. C.
Aug IL thm
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Auct1on Sales.
Sherif's Sale.

PY virtue Of sundry wrlts OF Teri fdcias, to
pay in September next, in front Of the Court
mouse, in Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that HOUSE and LOT (lees the portion
the city of Columbia, situated on Assembly
street, and bounded on the North by NJ. n.
Berry. measuring thereon 2os feet; East by
Ihomas Davis, measuring thereon 35 feet,
defendant, measuring thereon 2OS feet, and on
the West by Assembly street, measuring
thereon IS feet, more loss.
All that tract OF LAND, in Richlard County,
containing five hundred (5O0) acree more or
Less; bounded by lands OF Wyrick, F. Turnip-
seed, j. Turnipseed and the Greenyille and
Columbia Railroad. Levied on as the pro-
perty Of Charles ], Bollin, at the euit Of Mary
Allen, ct al, Us. Charles J.. Bollin. Terms
cash. PF. FRAZEE. s. r. G.
Aug 16 NTH
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M TIE whole to conclude
~ with
GaIA GRAND COSTUME BALL.

SENIOR MANAdERs.-Gen Wade HAMPTON.
Gen. NJ. Gary, Gen. NJ. C. Butler, Col. sim
Fair, Col. Edward Atkinson, Col. w. d. Simp-
son, Col. F. II. CAN'T, Col. Wilson, Col G. +
Gist, Capt. F. III. Trimmier, B. b. McCreerv.
Smith, II. L. Hammett, John H. Meetze
JUNIOR MANAaEns.-Col. Thomas Bacon,
Major t: =. Ferguson, James Rodgers, Paul
Joyner, John Billiard, Capt. Thomas GARY, DR..
2. NJ: Porcher, c. B. Foster, J. A. Bradley, J.
I. Chalk, John Steele, John Waters, L. G.
Pool. Jnnius w. Thomson, Walter NJ. Drafts,
I. W; Caushman, d. Joyner. Louis Meng, p
3. Irby.
knights Initiation Fee $40. All communi-
cations to be addressed to
EDWARD l.. FREDERICK, Secretary,
Or, Fl. l.. DAVIS, Treasurer.
n. B.-Knishls wishing to take part in the
sports of the day are required to have their
namcs enrolled by the 1st OF September.
Aug IL thm7
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Estate Notice,

HAVING assumed the administration of tho
IL estate of the late John Caldwell, under
his will appointing us as his executors, all per-
sons having demands against the testator will
present them at once. duly proven to our at
torncys, Messrs. Carroll & Melton, Columbia,
S. c.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the testator will make payment, without de-
lay, to the undersigned.
T. J. ROBERTSON Qualified
o. A. CALDWELL, Executors.
July 29+26
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EMERY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condense,

OVCtUH OIHS anu CUHuGnS6fS.
rVNHESE GINS, so we'll known through ont
Il the South, need no comment In STYLE of
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turn. out, with the same amount OF
power, is uneqnaled.
August 9 Colnmbia & q
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TF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS GOLD OR
L Silver WATCH and CHAIN, call at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
TF YOU wan. FINE SET OF JEWELRY,
l. call at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
TT you are in need OF SOLID SILVER or
l. PLATED WARE, call at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
IF yonr eyes are failing, and you want the
l. BEST SPECTACLES, call at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
TFyou want a good and reliable TINIE-PIECE
l. or CLOCK, call at
June1 ISAAC SCLZDACHERS.
, 1870-02-04

$50 vi'hr north Of thar saus tho io-c& hat
nt er II erased 70 ~ %nkou' a1s pubic teassst
= r. ~ p =
NAs o laa steauoo Tor nts saptuptiA'son. Il
t1<ss stops h-.s -~~n b rned up IT xoald hsTa
cetn better and mora ooonon'eAior tns go'asa.
" BENJAMIN, Of Missouri. moved to re4ace
The spsE pr aaou VI =oa 900, and sfzaea sEstaat
sorso : " ~. :. n n pnsie @ nse-. M ii 81 S'1'' 4'a
Nj AAYN sRD !. led III B.s,an.a how. ~''a
IN fnstftac,tns I.v.. tho eose'a On: co7ld rec
oettsa 'hs fpht poudtnte Of cnba7 HAa Il rise
10 let the Arene, IA SsyJ siuHb.s wills tn4
na1.es ct Other Lst'oHs Ns'e oe4 strengthened,
II While ether tAttoes vera being aEaLened 10
Mk. BENJAMIN. Ia the geutlFuRa prepared
to vo'e Tor toa recozui lan ot e.:har oel.ixesent
1'es's ol 4 sesnspae: c. ot that l:la-d:
Mr MAYNARD. Ffon Information hars, |
Gm nct prepnfrd to vo*e for II.
MI BENJAMIN. Tasn t7e Ren''snsa has nI
sss.trto his qucss'on, ! IN no. prep.1ei 70
vote sey large anuuuts fran ths Tft4s1ry let
What dnes pn' sppear nece.aarg 1t this tine.
III. 4AYSAkp. 1sh not vaat mar ~ taa
op;o!on q ne II fG o. A0s5 or nj =;
Cut q, but We haow tnIt ln4nv 0! or 1elt aw
c,'izeta arc ptcpaged TO lc.o9alz.t', aud t!s.
there a'e g.nsIeGen On 'hts door wno ate aisa
nj. LOGAN tzis.ns> Eea. I'll, l AN preprs.
III. MAYNARD 10 y;es Of sna. submit sas
ve.thoula k.eo .nr nAy9 in order.
MT. BESIAMlS. l viii tell 'he gentle Ds'
| tutIhtl, that 2oEinll.rAt.1n ~h Gu he sup3ar:
srd Wo:ca support, II not pre- pared, al tha II nr
even to re:n1, Lend toe fec3knttIon Of the o:.lsk
| eteucY Of CAhl
The e,acr,stnu WAS con:'pued x lsnK'u b
/ MkteIs- S6R RGEST. laS.LA WHESCR. BEck
CALKINA nICkEY, cox, RANDALL, DAW Es
| ana JUDD.
Hr BEL jsmios amendment WAS axrttd :
x,,bont distslop, the seaa and nays being n
| f1ied, and the bill, =. a0eLte1. passed.
| ADJOURNMENT.
The UeU.e. It -, zdt3N1ued.
, 1870-02-04

tlewSassrof enaoa they hsd On hlnd ~ 4xaoA y
ihs hIe Cnrfeesftts 8tAttx, Ana wt4oa Wsrs
aAi11td ny thu United e1s ~ ~ pa5tn pFope<t..
IT. -. rn: n.f .1, A. en!a u oil
A. OF 1heao pxkieg " 70 hers u indues sos
rovt n tDebt to comr1outsN the uzttsf eV ssktaf
cit rInnatH oy Lotcs gct $50 ,o10 cnrfrdes.&
s..@,ssE =! 'etsi pr9ss.a', afsn re'sa ~. e.
have, l. u fa.d. sssa1a} mil oo Of doHsfa' '1fsa
Of lsnded eatRte IN The south. all Of Nelea u
nt' = nj t'r ~ ordet OF Cotfs 10 BAILEY
The clains Of the sor .1naent.
GoverIor Csmpbe l, Of WJomsn1, vas nente
TIE S'pste Con nit'ee on 1un!an Aoa'fa - ~.
G. cf1Yorirg TO procure . t1od'acatpo O. tae
ttsafy with the Sloox fod!A1s 70 ~ 'nef raeF
HY, euatfAc1uk Ab<ut OF te-Gou1th o! tho TertanFf.
PAl1k C1E1NAcf8 ......
4 toant Committee on PTEEttnf nta 3~Afd1 q
coLa cts for Euop1,tnR pspet Tor tue s1'err ne u
Pniladt5ptl*, Da uDose Apd tnatau u a.
RI1Ax1oAf IxzfICFoxs' CONTENTION
Tho E1ant*eEru AMI mt CouTenuo1 Of S7pat-
y1stnK Iltp' c'ngs Of 9ieamboa'a OF tho us't-d
SiatB. Hhtch has been IL tes.ion toe past seer,
adjourn ed Last right after revision ct roc eIlat
log kieantt a. sw1 anu p1epa'i.c dsaft OF = btl
tettEfcd 10 Setre a. coolncato1 Il 4l nsovt
aots y htch tsey deem best csicnlAsed 10 tasuse
fAfft5 TO uft 8Ld property on board vessels pr3'
PEELED by steam. This ptoro,ed btl' has bee1
Submitted 10 The Secretasy OF tho TrtaAor5 fol
consideration. and 1t ID believed tnAt he will tec-
omneno us enactment b. Corg1ea.
TIE REJECTION or HoAKH NOMINATION.
The StIate, Ia executive stsson, sENo tool
acslon on the nomlnAHon Of E. R Hoar ~ Assa
c,ste 1ustlce IN tue supteue Court. Ooe repor
qAd be wAl n J.cted by direct votA. hut 'hrfe
vote Of yeas ~, nhJs b. refused to saxu sh- 70 n
lnauou from LEG Table, on wn1cast va laid aeveE
al Eetks ago. This acr!on II considered eqRlFa
lent to REJECTION. There Was 10 DEBATE.
, 1870-02-04
WISCONSIN,.

Arrangements Tor the ~tafo Eatr Of
1870 = Old Saiatcr~' E1nvouaaou-
lecture In Advocacy Of Woman
sutsrnke~$tnte horticultural so.
Ctcty-FolEtfCAa.
Special Despatcs 10 The Ca'csgo frou3s-
MADISON, Wis, F4a. ).
TIE Executive Bca1l OF tho State azncurura:
Society have aalshtd tae'r wore AID adj,urnsa.
Tie State Fair, By I vote OF = to 4, hts bAe1 To-
cated 1t NIL ~a1tee for the be1s tvo yearx, taA:
city srree:rs 10 provlda eultao1e eroalds. rneE
tsye d. c ten 10 o1e1 pre1luCA Of 500 $lt0. and
cttaae rue prce Of single tickets to rtty centa and
have cor ssoelaotJ erlAsEed the premium lax
4 dozen .o'dnss Of tae lat vsz WITH EuRiaod.
aged fypn = to 1t, constituted the Old S,tAs4'
Cons enuon called sout time s1nco- 4 me moral
10 cotsEess was Adopttd askiue pensions for the
aassiIsEs Ct the vs1 Of 1873. Or tneE v!do"s.
per II The SL Slcno:as, atd forght their battles
oyef sR4tr-
c1s,zens, ana iadsss, Il Tho AstenoI5 t'nanoef.
lxst cveutsC. to bear hf1 F!e,cnef, Of loss, %.
| iivs. . rns ming argument IN favor Of extendot
III koed fptrtt, tmb1aced zone capita. hits, acd
waa calculated ~ AID 1tr eause, though 1t VA
| optc to csiucsan.
| idept Cradtou5ne, of the State University, haopl
/ II cpnEcndtc III Vcrt, aEd hrred It Wo1lt *
y ne sa :.9 tpoke 81 81
| Tie Eecetsltr Of stektDc o1' snt ptopsxat!cg ne
strt+ties. TIE subject Of cra3 spples and tn'
eonpsrasTs value q Siberian az osheF ~ ntd
md zeou: enocEh craos, and Il xou be oette
n devote more attention 70 hardy choice tfu11
a.mns @1st 1s'see = to oG spp..1 AZ ln;ers,t,ui
sa.l sal fruit cu.e1e. md the list Of sfspe., cai
fial:s vsIs aaseusa efsvsea Jnass asiow orson msd
Vel rece,'ed On aneniai slaei ana snlaoeef
, 1870-02-04
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1870
srerdmept Tha auerdnen: wu

t, The srenduept Tbs aIecdnen: vts
Tic tourtttee ie,o.ted. AND tue reo,e wa
ftcp ed n Ito >eas'r- A A1jauruei Il J n'clesk.
1rd II 2oclcck, taten un- Altar . cl1cu s On Of
Two hou-s II .Aa pssssd-y.AL p. ....
Tn:a u sfEply the Cd camntsSo7et iJa.a.1,
ard, ~ such, ras ptz'ed the Senate.
HiEs wer- rrsen'ed II the Houss 70 dty . e.
tab'tal S*tmN Sc17o1 for tn 5tstA It 0sceo'A
c1trsc cour y; ~ ezd rs ne Ia ~ g :. - oosae
uue tBres8uetts fer 11asto3: EakrE fIes.ur-
s3s tnttFt 10 TAX reeesptA the cs..tun nf excn
tsI les,d; TO lfss 4ssFss \ rsx doFs: resu mag
the Trte ots saort4 Rrank Ct lst d. and rrg+aause
tee psne to H. Duonsue, Belle ne N,sNsstppl
REllcad Company, at some other co 1ptn4 sast
viii br'ld : read: to :. ce7raga bT bounty taA
usnutscsuIe Of 0At IN 1o9a; for facilitating tns
arR1niK ssicp Of ctstl ta~nsaps 'eg l1lng sas IN
corporation Of Toledo, Taoa Coua :: to anead
inc laHs iof t1e RuptEes4ion Of tl'en nes2 -ce-s
lot p,ll with Rc1rx xeCt nroE1,tnas: . rE Conosf
C'eEks the outtea Dos perfo:ne1 bT iae Audit II
feEud'nF A&es OF real es'ate Tor deiIDqu~a' sAx.A
After uArs n ot.oua Atd much Nra"Rtaz. ten
copies Of tte teGlsiatlse buie;ta we're oFoered fas
ench Eemoer.
II VIZ rssolsed 70 ho.d no af'er7ooa se.siop, s1
~ TO tloE marbefn 10 attend tina Il3sest o
Malo1 Geerse !. SoEta. late Mnl:asJ a1d Ps1Ta:s
stcIttnFs ~ Governor S.o2e-
A6tQCFutd.
, 1870-02-04
NEW YORK,
5pecial Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune

Specie Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
tkH TohE4 Fob. J.
1HK srAs1s1 CROWN JEWELS
gentleman who has jas, arrived nom Mexico
sara the Grown 1exesa Of spaic, wAtch have
been t,,ssirR from Madrid Since Tia ex;ulI:ou Of
QUEEN 1.aas1ls, are u tue SAtonal Moptedert.e
IN the city OF Mexico. where th&T arn held In
pawn. They !rcludo Tic !esela which were
p'eeged when Columbus waA outttted. sod ttobe
which hare been added 10 the Spanish crown
llnca that time.
WALL 8rKHkT,
The money nktket IL saaie5. and the supply Of
capital serJ large on call AT the close fa.ea for
call loaIs Wtic 4 70 & Per cent o. gov.
eELments and stock colatera1f. The railway
market VIA strong during the morning. with
general advance In prices and considerable &c
t,yfty IN New FORK Central aud Lake Saart.
North hws1tern aud ReaotuZ tel In the Afternoon,
but rallied towards the c1oss, sltnout any special
teatureA Thetc was considerable activity II
gold. with decline to 1909, caused manly ny
part.ca unloading who have ecen disappointed IN
m expected adS&nce In The premium.
IN MENoR1AX.
Ara meeting Of the Republican General Com
rz1ttee, this evening, resolo,,ona vese passed. er-
loeistc Of The memory Of Edwin n. Stanton and
Alexander R. Mcleod. General Jenn Cochrane
made m eloquent speech u2ou the private and
public life Of Mr. Stanton.
IMPEACHMENT pkHASDEp.
The Sun demands the Impeachment Of Collector
Gr!crell on the ground that he pt!d Samuel F.
BlAscnford hts EalsrF As Deputy Collector from
the time he ran away 1nst the dase when he vas
alloz ed to ,ea1gn bis os1ce-
RAILWAY ITEA.
| Work Is being puaned On the Long Branch i
StA Shore Railway. Boston capitalists are neAsi-
II interested ard intend 10 construct Rhofe ltne
| 10 Norfolk, Va,
, 1870-02-04


It aee1l TO be morally CERTAIN snat, with the II.
rsuctor OF 1tayery and It's nt.1Dctk, aod tho r2r.
ncano1 Of tbs Fiteauth AnendMent qpesuooi
relating 70 sna Public Debt, Taxattou+ and Tx
Cufrency Will he the ruling A1d governing t9tak
upon which tho COUNTY, will be divided. ftu
proper, therefore. 70 Indicate TIE us~ss . shoee
question: which THH TRIBUNE Will nAtasAn aoe
0eaoaa' :. aoaA
I. 4A~ :" - oea-.'tS -. ."NN - ~
A9 Aoss eNps.'s - . =.
.a.s.... ~, ~ .,s.-r,.,o,, 80 .socS.
-mntere
= rn., ~. .~..,, -, +.a n.rcn n r.. n,oat
x.tr,n,. ,o..ss.o1 .rt mar the rf,or., of TIE
.o..~nr - .nor.d ~ cc,-s .,,,1 a,rrrrAo "a thr
,n,n,oycn,en, Of .,s c.e,t.:. 70 thu end taa. il
ho1,nad deb, ma. b refunded It 4 loxes rasA Of
ln,arnst
s. That, win The restoration Of ths pubic 0ndtt,
ioe oa1uesa Of e~1e'Es aoould oe uaae ttoe, sno-
leci 70 Ie sAezon1uA snfca A1 luz x nAs aas7-
11ef % p1eso13oea o5 nv.
Z. fnas ~ t1ea unpoteo uPoo lug Peos.0
should oe adlc1tsd solely Viii Ue* 70 he sus-
ms ~ Ie'saes ~ W. ~ s.r. .,snst,or ~ tns
e1.ttu9 rs,e Of raxa,,op, both pndes tho internal
| reyenpe md the r2s,1 systemA
>,rrcnopu
| 90 . A'''A ~ AA1'
| TIL TxHE11 cla1noe Pr*-s"anf'ee among eeat71
tozr"ah Il eapenos more none5 1ot a'"s Ia. =.
ea3 osaes poonc.aon "ss " ,. -
nA1nIaaas = eotp' " o"'e'po'sa- ~ assss-
| fepes13s equa n a0o1Ae4 AAe .AAe@taea s
.! ao5 oor 1orA pspes, ~. .. aos s..n -. ~
80 ss.- ~ " -. .s~s ~ ,ns .s-~,o,t,,c.l
| romm.,r5., ana rn,.re,l.neons-, da,s Ao,lt.,
| ts.rar. rs.,.-, ,oD,r.,
~''1@@ my ......-
| ITS MARKET REPORTS
Ara unusually full and ninuta- Tae greas eon
, 1870-02-04
An Internal Revenue Ihfofm q
Whipped bF a Mob.

RIcrxoHr, Fea A-1tiotmaiton hAt ben n
ceiytd tnai Chah TnomAh ily1cR soue eight OF
fsfeu from hts tome lAst hight and numerically
rh.pped By PATTY ct dlskulsed mta. 1t A7pea-t
tnal fronAs had been u she sefylce o! the l1ter-
ttyefA parties engaged In Illicit dsau!lAsiou Of
whttkey were a1yested, sna their ptoperry - xed.
IN tnst pelx nborA 1t EappSaed II III
ni Id victims admtnlHered ID Thouas tae casrl.
Truop. lie wks stripped, bound. and received
seItr1l hundred la3hes.
, 1870-02-04
Entail Accident ON ahc Roston l. Al.
bnny Railroad.

thia n0YnlnS. on tie Boston Albany Railroad,
huf nile Wess Of Chatham FlEaZe- A lAsQe
freight !IaD cong e.a,. eress me eespllnEh ana
cnm,nT in col tllon with smother freight tsH:n,
n:i,rT tsen ii % IN roais Of rains vita the en-
EiIe. AID kunng Mica Faill!ps! cond1ctot
sNsr,rs Sprsene, brakeman, and HenE! Siosey
nTemsn, jonn Losuy, bfakem2o, Was serio1a!,
;ntnrrd 4na william Booth. engineer, sttg1ly
Tne czsta Werc heavily loaded vita val1aole pro
dnce Vhlcn = nearly ra1ned. The Coroner VII
hold IN L9QG4t fo-oAJ.