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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-26
COLUMBIA, s. G..
Wednesday Morning, January 26. 1870.


IND USTRLAL DEVELOPMENT OBJ
STR OBSTR UCTION
RADICALLSM
Here, in South Carolina, the aspira-
tions of the great body of the people
white and colored-run in the line of
material advancement. The desire to
mend his fortunes is present with almost
every man. What people want, is to
surround themselves with the comforts
and conveniences OF home; to gather the
means to educate their children, and to
lay up something for old age and the or
dinary contingencies of life. But in
order to do this effectually, the Govern
ment of the State must open the avenues
of enterprise by wise legislation and by
economical management-it must reduce
the public expenses. A cheap, wise
and an energetic, progressive regime is
what we need. This, we have not. We
have multitude of unnecessary offices.
We have set of officials, some of whom
are notoriously dishonest. We have a
Legislature, many of which are utterly
ignorant and not q few shamelessly cor
rupt Take it as whole, the present
Government of South Carolina is an out
rage upon the age and an incubus upon
the State. It has little craftsmanship,
less virtue and abounds only in "cheeh. I"
It excels only in the art Of making
money for itself. Individual exceptions,
no doubt, there are. but as a general
thing, we conceive that we are loyal to
truth, in saying what we have said, and
true to our journalism in not failing to
utter it. We hold that it is the present
rule that prevails in South Carolina,
which is bar TO the States progress. 1t
is true, that in spite of this bar, we have
done and will continue to do much in
the way of bettering our condition. But
remove this bar-give us in South Caro-
lina decent Goverpment-and we will
move rapidly on the road of recupera-
tion. Capital and immigration would
come and come abundantly- spirits
of the intelligent people of the State
would grow elastic-confdence would be
restored-enterprises would be under
taken-wages would be higher-the State
would be vitalized, and the fires of q re-
newed patriotism and State pride would
glow in breasts now closed to these infu-
ences. It is time for us to assert our
inalienable rights-not by the sword
not by deception-not by compromise
with an element that we reject-but by
energetic, combined, resolute action at
the ballot-box-by will that conquers-
moderation that wins-a reasonable
ness that convinces. Shakespeare said:
"Fie upon the world; it is an unweedcd
garden. Things rank and gross in nature
possess it merely South Carolina is
now an unweeded garden, and much shat
is rank and gross in nature dotn possess
it. Let us see to it that the wedding
process is undertakcn-.Latt the U:;as-
like tree of radicalism is cut down.
" S~
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Gift Candies
300

900 PRIZE BOXES CANDY. every box
cNyO containing Gift, Tor the sma., sum
of - cents per box, Just received and for sale
br !. * 7. i. AGNEW.
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MARRIED.

Or :le ISL, January, by Rev. Wni. E. Boggs,
JAMES NJ. NORRGS to S. LIZZIE. eltcs.
daughter ot Geo. L. isracs, Esl. AL of CO.
lumba, 5. {.
sg- Charleston CV'.,-.,~ please COPY
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Yeast Powders

1ON DOZEN ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
lOO ani Andrews Excelsior YEAST POW.
DEHS. on hand :or sale low By
Jan - .T.&T T. AGNEW.
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Creme De La Creme

90 FhDHELs EhUHE :5- vsEy ,as sw sSPsri'' sT FAIl
Jan % EDWARD HOPE.
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The Tw1GGs SWORDS AT n special
term Of the Superior Court of New York,
ths other day, motion was made by the
counsel of Mrs. Florence, (the relative Of
General Twiggs, who claims possession
of the swords of honor left by that yete-
ran, and cribbel by Butler, during his
illustrious reign in the Crescent City, to
compel the Hero of Big Bethel to show
cause why he should not be attached for
contempt. Mrs. Florence has the nerve,
teuacity and talent OF Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines, and will have those swords, if it
takes forty years anu every cen: she and
her wealthy connections have Butter
might as well hand over those highly
oraamented weapons. In Twiggs' hands,
they were Of SOME use TO the ''nation, :"
but in his they will only serve 10 provoke
comparisons which will be od:ous to him.
Ii he had Napoleon's, Wellington's and
Washington's, he could never draw or
sheathe them with honor. 1t is enough
to make that hardighting, hard d-swear-
ing old soldier turn in his grave, to have
sach " parody on soldier as Butler in
possession of the evidences OF his gal
ant and meritorious' conduct.
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Private Boarding

4 IAN De obtained in the house formerl
y occupied by MIS-. Zimmerman, on Pichen
street opposite Washington.
Jan ~ C LEE q BROTHER
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ALIENS LuHc BA1sAM.-The remedy
Tor curing Consumption, Coughs, Bron
chites, Asthma, and Group AS an ex
pectorant it Las 40 equal It is com
posed Of the active principles of roots
and plants, whicE are chemically ex
tracted, SO ~, to retain all thei- medical
qualities.
MINISTERS AND PC-p:dc SrEAzEas who
are 80 often afflicted with throat diseases,
will find sure remedy in this Balsam.
Lozengers and waters sometimes give re
lief. But this nalsam, taken few times.
will insure permanent cure. With al
those afflicted with Coughs or Consump.
ton, give this Balsam fair trial, they
will be pleased with the result, and con
fess that the SURE REMEDY IS FOUND Az
i.Asr- It is sold by all Druggists and by
FisuEs: V HEENETsH, Columbia J1u25t8
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S0les Wanted.

* CENTS per 100 lbs. paid Tor BONES
q - delivered at any depot in South Oaroh
M, or Bones ground on toll. Address,
Jan % a COLUMBIA OIL COMPANY
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LIVER CoMPLAINT. Arise from tor
piGity Of the liver, causing decrease in
the flow o. bile; from too great determl.
nation of blood, causing enlargement,
lnham nation, abcesses; from obstruc-
ton Of tie ducts leading from it into the
bowe.s. causing iaundice and similar
affections; it sometimes produces dis
eases of the skin-such as pimples.
tumo-s, b!otches, sores, ulcers, boiIs,
itchings, erysipelas, scurf, sore eyes,
&c. 1t gives the skin yellowish tinge,
sometimes deepening till it assumes a
very tawny and greasy look; the whites
of the eyes become yellow or greenish,
and the tongue white or brown coated.
Heinitsh's Queens Delight is the euro
by purifying and cleansing the blood.
tor sale by Druggists everywhere J2G
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Tie Mechanics Bank of New York has
Oeen victimized with an altered check
from $50 to $l0,061, certified after it was
1l.ered. and sold to broker in Wall
street
Tie New York Times says the de-
MAID for reduction of the taxes has
sr>w reached point at which no govern
Hel. could Afford to disregard it.
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Mules, Horses, Mules, Horses

M THE tlne,t that ever came
KEN e this market Cailand see q
GaAaNs fo- yourselves, before buying %fz3I
elsewhere Prices TO suit the times, IA[
at the National Hotel Stables.
IAN go p II. JOINER.
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Planting Potatoes

GIHHCIHS TOCACOeS,
SA BARRELS Pink.Ey and Goodrich
cSP PLANTING POTATOES, Just received
ana f0- sale By T. L. AGNEW
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For Sale Low.

A LOr Of four acres, fronting on Plain
IA street. IN ''Wavcrly,' beautifully and con
veniently located tor n building site. If de-
sired, It vii! be divided to suit purchasers
Also. three DCGGIES, one quite new and
very elegaa.- Apply at this Office
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White Corn.
COO BUSHELS prime White CORE. for
NsOO sale low for CASH
Jams EDWARD HOPE.
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DIR. CiRNOCHIN's FETER.
Judge B0sworih's Mysterious Head Sh1h-
Ing nr. NOrris's Rcticcnce - Gen. VIC
DOwCii's Rrspnn-ibiiity,

Judge Basworii's Mysterious Head Shah.
iDg Dr. Norris's Rcticcnce - Gen. Nc
Dowcirs Responsibility.
The board of Health hold secret sessions daily.
DR.. MORGAN Morris City Sanitary Inspector, SAYS
Nuns the word" and Frayely informs tie public
on one day, under his own signature, that the dis
case on Governors Isl and is not yellow fever whilc
With cqual gravity 10 asserts on the following dav
that II Is. In despair the rel ortrrs "go for Judge
Bosworth, but tho sa-scous Judge gravely shakes
his head, smiles knowingly, and knows nothing.
Indeed tue Board knew nothing until Dr. Carno.
chan oonrlTed to foIst hlmsolfup a committee snd
report 10 the Board The existence OF yellow fever on
Governors I-,and. Then the Board resolved that
Surgeon J. N. Cuyler ought TO order an entire
evacuation OF the island by the garrison and resi-.
dents and that Camp Women's Quarters should
be- torn down ana burned.
DR. CSnochan's Committee waited upon Gen. Nc.
Dowell last Thursday and requested that the sick
on the island might be removed TO the quarantine
Hospital at West bank, eud that the island mi sht he
placed In quarantine Gen, Mcdowell Immediately
gave the nece' ssry orders In compliance with the
request O I the Committee and since Friday week
HOvcrboTs Island has been In Quarantine. The
most notable lnfraction of the quarantine saws Gen
hcD0well, was by the Committee Itself, who. 1t
seems by their report visited the island Anl then r1-
pr. Caruochan's yellow f,ver Committee next
1. ici on der Mcdowell 10 keen the leland in
quarantine, and viii fcw exceptions to cause tho
removal " Mo soldiers aud reslieuta, and Tie dc
struc ion OF co'i,ia tu'ltngs. Con Mcdowell
40 ought thNt the occupants Of the ISLAND could be
p Oh 10 no place WlCtc toy would be so thoroughly
rgl ,co ~ Tics. we're, aud refused % order NO IN
hahltiu,- On. A 10 burning CAMP Wom'n's Head.
quarters bo ought 1t unnecessary, because, IN.
decd, he did not 'ee Tie yellow lever which d.
CurnOchan q 60 pretended 10 have discovered.
II vas re,orei TO ne lI,alth Board yesterday
That Con. Mcdowell he'd doe iyod 10 tear down the
bulldogs On Governors l.ard amt 'rereupon the
E,rr4 ~ owed lat i yellow lever should make its
aria'g1rco IA New York Me ret!CLsNu'y would
b a.. " Doweu's,
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LOUIS II. PfTIEN'S WITES.
a Mothers Interference and Repentance
A Threat al ImPrisouInenI Ia "a DToOkiyn
DungcOn-Miss IiiIl'H Marriage.

Louis II. Patten, young man OF respectable
appearance, was taken before Justice wash OF
BROOKLYN yesterday, on charge Of bgamy, pre-
ferred by his motler.n-Aw, Mrs Hin II Washing
ton. Mr. Plttcn was married In Baltimore about four
years ago, but lived with HE wife only short time
when she abandoned him He went TO Washington
and after long scjourn there he made THE scdusint
ance OF n Miss Hill. tire daughter o. his leHd'adY
They kent company for some time, apparently Nth
the consent Of tho gir's mother. Patton took Miss
Hill to the places Of amusement, Dut Tor some
best known to herself Mrs, ilill suddenly objected
to the proposed marriage.
Patton and Miss Hi tnen eloped TO BROOKLYN
where they wero followed " Ml1s HIS hIuticr,
who took them to Methodist minister on tie
Heights and pSld for t'or mirriare. Mrs. HI
hearing OF tho marriage, went 10 Baltimore, where
she procured The marri1ge ecyjtcaie and ataayii OF
Mrs. Patton No. 1. and thus armed fastened TO
BrooShn where she preferred complaint against
PAtten.
on tie next day Mrs. Hill regretted her action. .nd
wanted 10 withdraw the compliant, but the Mleis-
trnte objected, AMI threatened 20 lock rcr IN. MIR
Nh ala came ON from Washington, and requested
that his mother and sister should hive an Interview
II was 80 arranged, but the vourg lady refused say
ing she git not want 10 500 her "Mo' bat would
stick 10 Pltttu through thick and tlil. Counsellor
Ready appeared for Pattcn, and had the case set
down for FIi15 next
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ertR. fi2JIN-S Torn meal Western, jersey &C.
dG0HS30. Sou'u.rn, bf. uiywIu,. &c, f5oDfj20
Car" TIE ua-'~t hnt bern moro nrf."a. with very
slight variations in prIccs wNctt a. dny was active
onu nrr; safes 900 bu ~ ~ D5ast n Tor amOer
winter m stO and anDht tll5as g Tor damaged TO
choice whs. ~ 7asLU for rime now eurnr. VI %
f1r mixed al as ~ for Old No 2sprng eL01 tor No
DO. Corn Western WIAed active at SO SC; other
de ctlpu ne nearly nowu1l A. sTdmc Tor yellow and
gJc white Rye in he supply, but nrn u s0c
81 tot Western. Barley more ac.iyr; prime Canada
West ttS2Sfl q Western, VI %, and STATE. wo
luu iout foweh' ScAtl.S' bsdleN WRlt ~ ti3S,,'S''
na. shade hfmer. but quiet; Western. oSj3c Ohio,
PhovfstoSs-The market for tho past week has been
quiet bat very nrn, ara price, on the leading grades
advancing. A. folays market pork. 10 o wholesale
way wac very dnll holders asked tg6 %. whle &c 70
was hidi SAWS 10 JQb lots Of 40 bOs ~ $50 t26b0
Tor mess. aud SIS X for min ecf 1uet aud
.hangedi Gales 81 bDls A. t0stl5 for paln ness snd
tl5dts for extra mess licrce beef dull aud entirely
nom nal bcef hams dul ard beavyi sales s. bbls. At
8t@fAI Cut meats fuil and nDminHl. Bacon dull
fRlfs 81 as long clear At &c for CITY packed Dressed
hhoss iLIesagf at O.,&ihc. as TO we Eht Lard qulet
nut nrui sales OF $50 tcs at Iital5Nc. Tor city ard
February, all 1870.
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No sooner has Justice bowling closed IN death
the eyes of his lifelong friend, Cricf Jour en- Tran
he IL called upon 20 bear another rrcvous 1li.:on.
lis father, william Dowi.lg, E-q., was Yesterday
suddenly proslracd. At Elk o'clock yesterday morn
ing SIR lwling WI, vas then ~ the bcst OF heath,
was about leaving his sons rcsitenCo IN Fr'uk'n
street tor short wilE, wien ir suddenly rrtl.d
harkU Arb and fcll uscuslilc ON toe sofa MSdI,I!
all vas promptly 'uamo0,d Dr.. Par. "a ot TNor. y-
second street iron n,rd the cusc Que OF rirsiv
the urC-, an gave bus little nope " ~ recovery
Mr. Dealing u In his ei,huc u yyr. Ia BIAS been =
remarkably a"t!Nc man, CuiuYIug Llol health. For
years past he las lived IA retirement
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DIED.

JoCRnAN.. On Monday, october 10. JOIN Jourdan.
surcrrontgui ~ Pole. ~ the city Of New YORK, in
1Lc icaiiycs and friends Of the family the Board OF
Poll, Commission T., the officers ana OF the
thc h'ads of the several Dep rtn cnts and the blossom
cub respectfully invited to attend The funeral.
from 81 Patrcks ath ,dra Oh Thursday. october g.,
rcI0sc 9. his s9ul. n i0T O'Clock 4, NJ.
NulAEII.-Arcr. 'ho-t illness, on Monday.
october 10 Mrs Am Mo0arty. native Of the county
Kerr Il, and. 10 ne Sow Nci- other age.
lici friends lad thus, OF er sou Maurice L. Mort.
nom hcr late rec i nee, 0 Croad ST. on Wednesday
M"'nng. Oct9ucr I2 at o'clock and from thence TO
Cs.NArv tcmctery.
NeON.-On Monday evening October 10. at his
rer1cnce SO Wet "a -, james duuson ST.. IN the
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
tI',uds q his brothers, ErAstus H. aUu Henry, AMI
hs brother ln.law. nenlanin Hutchinson, and the
spsctuily invita IN A,trnd his funeral from the NJ e.
church 80 ~ near sth Az on Thur !aI, October 10,
EEALlS.-On Mobday. October 10. az his residence,
No. 81 mott st.. wu,llm Neal . aged g Jcars
NillNn Ntais, OF his sor.iu Jaw. Michael hcCarty,
q hs iotuer- Ih1Wa- Ps..lcs s14 Jaurs ScdI.s 81
Iiai,s = Ncals. al.o the General Comuire Of Tam.
many ia ar" respectfully invited 20 atftul ht, IN
neral o. rdAy morning uytoo'r 10. at ~ O'Clock,
l tug uI Ilqul.r VIII he Ce. arAtcd the .. HuSc
u lis soul and THENCE TO Galway Cemetery ior IN
EU1srGs .--suddru'v on Monday. october TO- john
Eur 'ls. native a. the usthh OF Kmyman, county
~, relative, GUI ir,uIs OF tue fiiii; are respect
iuy ife, 10 atiSnd lle lunel al tr9m MS late resi-
ANb-On iuer ity, october a., Peter Shand, Ia
Relatives ana frenjs are respectfully invited 60 at
tc:d luLttal rom h late r., der &C. ~ West I5,h
IT,, on fnugtday. october 49, a. O'Clock +. NJ
TWlNk.uu rgturlly. Ocloncr :, at the residence OF
TSine. wife OFF " Tw,ne, Ia the san car VI her age
NVdcr OF funeral hrreHter.
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The Great East side I,cgimcut.

Tire recruiting for the STANDBY Regiment con.
tinues, CioL BOYLE. company formed in the Thir.
teenth Ward. already having its complement OF men.
Csptains Mclaughlin and IIenne-sey are rapidly
hlllng up their commands. Capt. Ciagles Moore. OF
he First Ward, has started the roll Of the ninth
company, and Capt Eugene Durnin one in TIE
Eist.ecuth Ward. which makes the tenth. To.
morrow night the Colone, (Gen. VIM VI. Tweel, Jr..
of the Governors STAFF viii mco. lI' siafI m limo
ofccra In the rarlo-l Of TIC oriental Club 2}j East
Broadway, for the purpose OF hearing reports nom
special committees appointed =, tho lq.t meeting
Ide Committee Of Arrangements, OF which Quarter
mg-,Cr Joseph II, Tuoxur is ClJiruau, have decided
~ have A morning u,rude On ThinNsrSing bay.
tDcn deuart IN ours FOR Fpnks Park luucA and Goa.
tend tor prizes. HNd r'utD "a tic lover part OF tho
city ard dine wish tis'inguishcl In, ell ELcsts IN
Irving Hall. TIC REGIMENT will assemble IN tho
S'Nty.niuth Il r,mcut dih rooms, over Essex Mar.
ket. Essrr and Grird streets. Tho Music Com.
uittcc have ENGAGED GratIla's fuu band ~ siN'y.
four pieces, With drum rorpf o. f1rtv, maxine IN
90 band OF i0i. Is, sides " Bts," Twcei's 500
rrizc and Jndge Shanueis t%1 watch and cuail,
MI T. ID. Ia sfurd his prcsc' ted masnih. cat Ict
u Gamer Gro kerry value st $3.50.
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A WnIinm.hnrsh Mnr.lcr.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner WLuanil took
the dn'e.s,ortcD, d spo.ition Of william Du,,or, a
CO oreJ nan, at % Ncutrose ayeruc,N il.iamstur-'
Dutton dcro'cd that between three and four O'Clock
on sunday morning las, While lie Was on lis way
home through Broad wa, with a friend named
Frlriss, he heard The cgrs Of 10y In distress o.
fr'4as az and Eleventh street, and that he and his
~ "a went 70 TIE SPOT ana en- tieY we're assault
sas rem cred iuscnsiblc, nd vas funl in tiat Iu
clifton Two lours snerwarl. Fr.niss coached bis
home Win hls Leud tcInOly eGL TAe . urlercrs
ptgIlgl
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The land occupied by David Alsrton, Esq,
between Third su4 Fou.th avenues, and Immediately
above the Yorky.ic Tunnel, has teen purchased by
le Crystal Palace Association for I've site VI their
proposed mammoth Exhibition building. The pot
comprises 227s acres u land.
The proposed palace will occupy the foGr sides OF
the ground % the extent Of 100 feet decr leaving
IN area or open space IN the centre equa 70 eleven
acres IL will be 6OO feet long, 10 wide, and tEree
OF Tie sections DC 81 ZEE will be ,.ght stories high
lite new dlace viii be built Of iron anu glass.
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lrriyed-TuRapAY. Oct. II.

Arrived TUKsDAY. Oct. II.
Steamship Herman, Savannah, mdAe. and mass.
steamship City Of Mexico, Vera Cruz, md6e. ID pass
Steamship Louisa Moore Newbcrn, naval stores.
steamship Niagara Richmond, mdse. ana pass.
shin Arkwright Catlao, guano
thiu Pride Of the ocean. Sunderland railroad iron.
sup IGmana London mdse.
BARK Coumnis, lQuiqu", nitrate OF soin.
BARK Niece Btluon's Ferry, railroad Iron.
Park Pckin. Cardiff, railroad Iron.
Ia Icopuliu, Seville. mdse.
Nrtr srecd, Marseillcs. mds,.
schr lulin r. Floyd, Jacksonville, lumber.
Ato, the ususi river ana coastwise yeseois.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
NoviLLE, Oct u.-Coumbla New York.
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TUESDAY,, OCT. i1.-FLpUR AND MEAt-Pricc4 OF
nout have generally inn roycd the past wees, owing 10
Tie reduced sIpp les coming mATkt; bat N ~ or
pr 90 have cnecaet ,ho d'mnnh. To-day the mark,
extras Tor tho West ladies, Sc manly 81 We quote
SupeInnc state and western, ta@ti .5j extra safe,
spring wheat extras, EtaS2i5l, Western spring
wheat dpuDle eHtas tiiAyC t0 Western AVID 81
1923 Gene'ee extras ~ ls.tt cty smpplng eItrN',
t5CIgtai5 city trade and family htanns, fGc rs %
RontLern shipping extras tGst65O' Southern hnkets'
and family Dfs do, " 7S,ats rive nuuT subcThne aad
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Live STACK ytarL.f

NEw YoHx, Tuesday Oct. iI.-with no fresh
offerings OF becvts there no tAlts and with a
weak tone. prices are nominaly unchanged iSsiSo
n. pf poor 10 prime native cattle, AID QbNl2kc for
leNsns Nint teen cars, or $500 sheep Aud lambs ar.
iiVyd, ard sales were sow 81 ih66kc y n. for sheep
and Ci09kc. Tor poor IN extra lambs. Twentv.ono car
ads or ,DJ hogs arri,ed direct to saughterers
without talcs on live weight quotations are entirely
Nominal. but ehI9c. IL about the range
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE ny TIE
SUNG REPORTERS.



The Erie stockholders met yesterday in the
general o1ccs OF the Company. Twenty-t ttreet
and Eighth avonue The principal business Of the
meeting was the election OF three Directors for No
five years from Oct II, 1910 the attendance was
unusually large, and, notwithstanding the reported
dissatisfaction, the majority were heartily disposed
to support tho present management. The Hon. W.
NJ. Tweed was unanimously chosen Chairman, and
II. n. OTIS Secretary ef the meeting Reso lu,ions
were adopted dcprses InE The various suits AGAINST
the Directors and discja ninE snJ sym sstsT in their
purposes and OBJECTS and approving snd rstiNins
all tho ace OF tile Directors, Executive Committee,
and chic executive occert, from Aug. l. 1888 n tho
present time especially the policy seeking to estab
nsh connecting lines east and west, and the cassif
cation Of tne Board OF Directors msds during the
present year Charles q. sisson, Homer RAmsiei
ana Justin d. While we're elected Directors for the
term of 1--WE years The votes cast represented over
thirty millions OF stock, OF which ito oppoaion Only
had $4,000. There we're no votes poled from the
English slOokholdora. Joan Swami OF England was
present with proxies. bat did not vote.
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4 Brooklyn Woman Imprisoned for Apply
Ing for Divorce.

Sarah 4. Dillon sued her husband, Pat Dillon.
in the Brooklyn Ci'y Court FOR limited divorce on
tho ground oferuc treatment Ono OF Dilons frieads
thereupon went before Justice Buckley anl had
Mr.. Dillon committed to jail FOR nr won'h. on n
charge of V1grlncS and hanitu ~ drunkenness. Ycs-
t'rla, Mr.. ". d Thomson applied oJudic Scil.
the civ Court f'r the wouan'4 cl.c la-te,
aud his Honor prOA2tj +, c}scI her Ton Gu stoly
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Michael IIe,lcy, John slatterly. and john
nsgserty, Fourth wrdors, beon:lu; 10 the william
Wclcd Association, yesterday entered Ca,res d.
d rel e.'- s1oou, 20 Oliver street ana a'~o 81 all
'r' porrhr property in he pi7ce. Ailr.tu,I tu-
man Seal EN- to the Island for siI nOnth-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-12
Enslntss Noilff,.

A sore throat, when neglected, often results
IN confirmed bronchitis. dangerous and frequently
fatal diseases James Expectorant, however. 10
prompt remedy Tor az bronchial Affections aud when
taken in time, ersdIea,es all dangerous symptoms
Sold everywhere
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-12

1NGERsOIL-sKISNER.- Albany. y V, October
g. Jonathan /. Iersou OF New Hayta Conn, to Grace
King skinner. or Alhauy.
Nf2ItOTl IIUffTNGrON.-On Tuesday, at 1
o'clock At the rcsd' Of bride BY the Rev Hen
~ ward Brecher Russ,d ". Wcttcott. OF Albany, to
Mics EizaJ Huntingdon, OF Brooklyn
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Grinding Out the Votrrs,

During the past two weeks number OF per
sons have been naturallzcl. The Naturallz Il r
business will commence IN earnest within Ntrt or
ten days, WlIen the several ward General Commit
tees issue their gratuitOus naluralLing ticEct,.