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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05
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81 cas- cnnfn. .fg n specific for
~ ordinary tlsss-sfsta q family =
80 e-1 ifs - <sa.ess saecss8r.s .....r- =
81 20 Ya$i0 70 s35
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.'peciics fsr II Private nisrrsts ..--h for
CURING an. ~ 4 sSes' s-zItsyS5s lsre-sr--t in
PGND'S EXTRA
rres Burns, Bruises. lame soreness.
-lr- Ti1ru-tt- >frniu-, rssof5 ss.rl r. Earache.
-snFalzia. LA sIlistl go, kss-sibRgo, Plies.
-fa.ts- sEinEst <0re atsysS~s Bleeding Of she
tsuHgss Ne~e- stomach, or Of Piles. Germs,
Prise. g oss.s 30 cents; Pfnts, 81 90: Quarts.
- These Rsrnsdies exesDt PONDS EXTRACT,
- tie case or ssuge bon sent 70 any part OF hi
auntry bg mail express, free of charge. receipt
C. the pli e
AL LETrRRs-aGUs BE ADDRESSED -
lsumparey's Specific
homeopathic Medicine Company,
Offoe and Dspot. No 90 EzoADwAT. New York
FOR sALIBY ALE DRUGGISTS. -
WHOLESALE AGzNTs -Burnhams Van Setback
iurlb1rt Z Edssli. Chicago. Ills jerks Gordon
II Paul, MINI Brown. Weber Graham, St Louis
10. Farrand. Sheiss Co Detroit. Mich.
DIR. 1ransfeid's Turkish = yrup, warranted to
Seminal " eakness and perrratorrhes- Price 90
sent By express to any address g. MANSFIELD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05
Western and Southern Investment 70

:, Capital. S5O0.0O0 Shares ss pras;so,t r-xc.o,.-
JAMisoSi G aan: Secretary and Treas, MAURICE
of stool Huarantee one acre of land for each share
Scre ana an annual dividend Of 100 per cent Fifty
sha tothtny as premium for the largest number Of
MAfTpG5SHn ADDRESS all letters and remittances 10
County, Pa DoA zoo ha1eiton' Luzerne
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05

To those suffering from diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and the consequent train
sf distressing ailments, this remedy is conf
IDENTIFY recommended as relief, and needs but
. trial TO prove its great value in the cure oil
The above mentioned diseases. As an Altera-
live, this Elixir will be hund much mora
beneficial than the preparations Of Sarsspa-
rilla, so popular, land we might say Of ques-
iioned medicinal valus), and where a Blood
Purifier is needed, there Is no question but
that the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05
AlIcock's Porons Plasters

They widely used Ia hospitals both in Amer
lea and Europe and approved by all physicians They
give immediate reliefn lumbaeo as well as In pains
of the side and back whether they proceed from weak
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05

DIR. Mansfeid's Turkish - yTup, warranted tc
Seminal eakness and Sperrat orrhes- Price 50
sent By express to any address G. MANSFIELD
q D.. i09 Main street. Worcester. Mass
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05
X. IA. FERGUSON & CO.
Publishers. New YORK
old Il v T. =

W made new, east
Ily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent
postpaid on receipt
OF 10 cents. Address
IDr. T.. h. FOOTF,
l0 Lexington Ave
nue., corner Of Fast
18th Street. New
York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-05
Star Spangled Banner.

A large 407column paper, Lelger size. illustrated.
Devoted to Sketches Poetry, Wit, Humor, genuine fun
Nonsense (of sensible kind and to the exposure OF
Swindling, Humbugs; &c. Only 2 cents year. and
superb engraving "Evangeline,' like feet. gratis
S,OO0 circulation Money refunded - al Who ak II. II
is wide-awake, fearless, truthful Try it now. Is
cts. year. Specimens FREE. Address
BANNER" Hinsdale, N III.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07
ID E T Err CAMP bellies
IMPROVED
BEE HIVE.

The and ttsgRed has secured letters patent
OF TIE United states, dated December IA, 1909,
for al. i'm pro ement in the con nstruction of Bee
HiTes, and cfsjtns for his inv ention advantages
possessed Sy hq 5tHfer heretofore patented
The principal festute of this Rec Hive is the
arrangement by means of which il is thOreag5-
~ ventilated. thus pTesludiHg the possibility OF
the bees smothering, The tomb moalding or the
honey souring. This desirable end is accom-
Dlished by a vertical perforated ttsbe, mining
centrally through the hive aid o5eb 81 she ton
and bottom. All persons int erestEd IN abical-
ture will at once see the great ad7ahtaEss Sc
SnYed TE this improvements. The yenttaicS 10
for the increase of bees. E...
The peculiar constru ction of tie BOZ, pa.tttS-
ulary in the Arrangement of the inner COM
partments, whereby it can be cleaned al anv
IEle without disturbing the bees, is another
val ssOTe Improvement which will be obvious
10 any person who examines this Hive An
e1amHasiO+ of the workings Of the bees OF shs
condition OF the interior can be made at anY
time, as the sides are cased with glass Bees
can be transferred from different hive to the
iTpFOV ed one without any difficulty whatever
Ii would require too much space TO enumerate
here all the advantages claimed in this inven-
ton, but full Il SO9natioR will be promptly fur
Hh he'd by applying in peTsea or by letter to the
patentee. / am now prepared to dispose of
territory for the sale of the Improved Bee Hive
in any portion of the United States
PETER CAMPBELL.
GastoflJ0Wn, Ca aabria Co, Pa
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Cot the papers -
The sheriff produced them, and ere he
was aware, Wooiey seized them and pu;
them in his pocket.
"AlI right" said he 81 shall be off
to- morrow rtprning."
The siierifs knew he had desperate,
customer to deal with. but g~hes,' he re-
fhated that Weole5 1e1er, 3roke lis word,
aGdi ilad; tecidea, over 100000 worth
virtue og necessity, and left things to take
their turn.
t;rue to lis word Wooley left for Jack
sen and in time arrived. Putting up at
the Mansion House he sailed out, visited
aItthe gambling helIswith which thaa town
even then &bounded, and the ne:N morn
ing drove rp t6 the penitentiary. Enter
Ing the ward roori, lie iiInired ::
"Whete shall q fnd the warden. -
''I am the maEyst'' ,a.lid Colonel Eickecn.
"Well,. I've brought you priapHer." "
''WHers. In le-H !, Inquired the warden.
'Here, am the man.. aud. WooleY
handed over the sheriff's mittimus:
The v&sden was amazed. He hEtS q
lunatic to'dtal with, or had the man lsillt
edt the Sheriff; and. them come TO tfle prison
to defy him,2 He ccu:d' Ept.tell but he
determined quickly to keep the man, since
he offered himself
''Mow,'' said Wooiey; NIet 'sgo through
this place ard see how it looks" and
through they went. As they returned to
the guard room. Woolsy had; talked so
pleasantly that the warden. felt treasured
and said loosely;
'sHEow,. Mr. Woolsy, what branch of
.se business do you think you would
like BEST p
ssTo tell the truth, colonel" said Wool
eY,,' t'Is never did days work in my life,
and 1 don't think I'd like any of your
opssed tradecse4 I'll tell you how we can
fix 4, 'gslt, CLERK f6f 7ou,, just for the name
of the thing,s.snd we'll live jplliIY together,
till the years pr "a
The warden saw t'.hs lie had cbarac-
ter to deal with,, snd,ccncladed that a man
who would 90 info prison on lis own ac-
cord, would not run away aUdsacGhiesced.
WFooley stayed his year accordingly ;
nominal clerk or companior' by day. and
a gambler by night. He kept the. ward
room supplied with Havanas, and' e zig
nook in the Office always contained the
best of liquors. Ris year up, he left or.
regretting but regretted, for at heart he
was a good fellbsa. and made the warden
a, good companion.
| Such was justice IN Mississippi forty
J Zfars ago ; but such an incident as this
oculd haze hardly occurred elsewhere.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07
GBe 4lott's Department,
Under .he peautiful NOON.

Under the beautiful zhoon so-nighs
Silently slesps the crowded sosR,;
Tcnderly. drea tnily, foats the light.
Over the wanusr rs Up and down.
Echoing family along the street,
Ever are heard the restless feet,
Plodding so wearily,
Sadly and drearily,
Onward tie last of hope to meet. -
Under the beautiful moon there sleeps
Many and many a fair young face,
Many and many a mother weeps
Bitterly over her child's disgrace.
Smiles be they false, till the sun is set,
Under the moon may the cheeks be wet,
Slghing, teariully,
); Sadly and fearfullv,
Many'a heart would fain forget
Under the beautiful moon there 90,
Fla Lnti2z sasir sha re IN 5ts holf ff+ns,
Fates Of 1or4ifnsss 10 and fro,
Straying from purity. fts hy night.
Goodness and truth for the elfght of day.
Under the moon nay the bad have sway:
o. eOsi6 ths Beautiful
Ever be dhtifdl, - t.,,
Loving might gladden. thsn hearts sway.
Under the beautiful moon the+s rest
Nicioss aad pare, rnH ere Eours so or
souls that in love and life are klest,
Fnces of wretehedhess pale and. was
= Happiness ehder the moon may sleep,
Misery under the moon may weet,
Grievingly, sobbingly,
Painfully. throbbinSly.
Hearts may make moan eEes s571owR deep.
Under the beautiful moon tonight.
Many will dream OF the loved and lost,
Many live over with sad delight most:
Hours when they suffered and sorrowed
] ears for the lost when the day is fed.
Gnder the moon may their names be said:
Fondly. endearingly,
Never so cheeringlv.
Memory breathes of tie loved and dead
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07
A REMARKABLE PRISONER.

In 1881 2 there lived in NIonros coune
ty, Mississippi, planter named Wooley
He was half-breed, at least there Has
good deal of Cherokee Indian IN hirrh. le
owned about two hundfeti slaves, and lad
all the worst habits Of the oId-time plant
er--dFinkfng, gambling and horse racing
| These pursuits altsEnated formed his sole
occupation, TIE plantation being managed
by an 0tsFeeer. He had the sole ffrt6e
Of possessing sort of Indian veneratioh
for the sacredness of his word He would
not execute a note for any purchase whats
ever, and held all men in sovereign cons
tempt who violated their pledged word
He had no compunction in killing a man
in what ne deemed just quarrel Sut Ass
word was his bond. This was his we'll
known character, and he coubti have got
credit for thousands on BIS, word easier
than other men could have Got hundreds.
At the time we speak of he had killed
several persons in gambling 9uarrels, and
he was look ed ppOn s:s man not 80 te
crossed except at the risk of Efe.
One night while playing cards in Gel.
urabhs, "a Suarrsf arose about the game.
His opponent was a known desperate,
and he gave the lie to WooIey's statetdi@Idritt
aBO1t the game. Gowies flashed out sim
pl,anecusi5-Sothw were slightly wounded,
when baehy blow laid Wonley's eppc-
nent dead upon the esoor. Ee.st rsorn3ng
Wooleg was ARE eAed--a+sested because
he did rot care that it should be other
~ise. Tooley had carried his kfilfng eoi
far that the judge felt bou0d to cofetnit
lin, in order to avoid the mrputatiofi of
being effected either sy fear Of his desper-
;es9bism OF wealth. Accordingly to Jail
vent VfooeJ. Ehe jaiIor was weak
man-weak in courage and weak to resist
the influence of a douceur. After bearing
his confinement for a day ov swo Woody
aeSa sor tie jaiiot:
See here Jim," said be, 'yo;. ggtsc?4
re yq1 know never break my word.
Vow, I want togo out and have a social
game with the boys. You can just leave
me tie key and when it gets bed time
will come, look nsyself in, and it Will lie
aN right"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

g FUsregaa,--fIArty EFc2zNSz-..stsf~ rsedl
% teIl of an IE4shuiAn;, who, was seen az:
the trenches of Yorkto@h,, holding bis.
hand above the carth~norks: His Gaps,
tain askeds biinr; 1A,e,
eVVhati are you' dbi;g' that foT Pat?s'e
Re'repiedI, with q grin. and 3 working
offbiss lbssrsr::- go
aim fke.ihi f6f:a F,f.busi!; .stsre ="
Just then a mimic ball aSfdsss. s;r Efqm
Jeabrr tile wrist. Slowly drawing it down,
and 'gtaspihg itiwilh the o!fter hand to. re-
strain the blood, willis a queer expression,
of pain and ifnnlof passed. over hia a-e.,
lie exclaimed:
can fabhpsst@FSsdisesrrvs.''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07
itTOniTIf RlUWAY GATE

TAe patentee of the ahose Ssss n l4o invented
and natshted an AyTOkh TtC RAIAWAY
GATE. to which he m9f:es ths attention of
railroad men. Full infocnati0f VIII be fur
ni>hAd on application. and Company Rights
will be tfsfossd of by the inventor. Addfess
as above. (ianl ll.'7O.-t ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

=
UNHAPPY NJ aIIIA tEs. -Dhy affsrfdktT
we have repeated pictures of the breaking
up Of households aad e'r,in. ef enee hag-
by firesideK Allthe circuIistacAos attendt
ing these unfortunate disagreements> ara
paraded in either the gaudy colors of the
reporters depraved taste, or the siskeniog
details of the evidence at court; making
public the miserable private histories of
the parties interested. The Albany Agr-
quo comnends the law adopted, by the
Catholics, which cbliges the public. an
nouncement of all proposed marriage con-
tracts for two successiveS Sabbaths previous
to. The solemnisation of the ceremony
This custom is a step in the proper direc-
tiony as, it giVes-the lady anopportunity Of
being Informed of the existence of any
obstacles to the marriage. Many females
have thus BEEN saved from the terrible
abyss ca sin' and misery consequent on
marrying badi man. d is suggested,
however, that an equally sure way to
prevent uHpgpPy marriages is fer beth
men and womerii tct kesrs single until they
are old enough to kueus their own minds,
and have sense enough GENERALLY to- know
something about each other. A, writer IN
the Atlanhc Monthly puts Gr.si' seme very
peculiar, but altogether sound philosophy
on this subject. de defines marriage, ae'
the 'Ehoop that YihdpciVilisasion :ogaiher ),
and predicte that uhtilsits duties and obll-
cations becorie universally recognized, ):
society must remain more or less disorgan-
ized!'"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

7az Alaska Herald is soidiby Agraplnse
gt6noharenko; the publisher, for threeraxL
ostohki per annur1; The CAAstRrA, RRrr.
MAR. ccsth. only $500. per annum' Anv.
one can easily see the'diftFeuce with balf
au eys.
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sketeBrs, AnetOotts, &e.
G0RRV O'LANUs' EPIsTLE.
%'sH5O aL%F-
& :SHSO #L&f.,

You have no douet heard; sie popular
song of the period.
+ :Whieh. Is ''f7ASv Fly, Don't Biod1er
Me.''
/ AN aIe 9olqrad s,ina;EeI troops eng It..
All the newSS5ys e:ag il.
All the other boys sing it.
/ They play it on the hand orga-a
Foang leaIes play it on. the pianc.s
Exerqsetlg Is 8iaying, singing or whist
ling it.
There is no escaping Il.
It is "Shoo Fly" everywEet9
They have Shoe Fly neGE-tles: T..
Shoe Fly caps, Shoe Ely scarf-pina,
Shoe Fly everything.
In the summer time we expect TO put
up with the fly nuisances, but in. wiSster
we eUFat to have some relief.
Fortunately for the aithor' Of this ditty,
he is unknown.
II he wasn't there is no telling what an
exasI GRATED public might do.
There are limits to human endurance.
1t must have beenl written by some in
sane negus minstrel, who was haunted by
sene spectral fly that he had sometime
swallowed in his whisky.
/ But why should he inf1ict this fly on
E us, and keep US Shoo-ing him forever.
Now INST read oSer the words of the
| song, and say iii any sane man could have
written it,
Kte soamB1ces with "I feel, feel,
feel like Et0rhing star
When he commented. he evidently
didn't, know what he felt like, and kept
up the repstiiion until he thought of some
Il thing, and be ha5Senel. to. think Of a
raorning star, though why AN evening etar
or a comet wouldn't have done as well ID
a mystery to me.
How does a, morniiag essr feelg
| Having hesI'ap sat. sight. it ueesiJlt
feels a. little hazy, and perhaps that Yeaa
the condition Of the author, and makes
| him so nervous about the fly.
His adjuration to the ay not to, bother
him, would be inteIligible ie he d;Gh't es-
sign such an sbsursl. reason for making the
reqnest.
He says: ,.
..Shoo Ay doa'E i5ca5sr r.ie, =
cause l belong to company B;
A reason which no insect .con,d be ez$
pected to comprehend.
or any other man,
What should fly care for conpaly
3, or any other company?
Company b. may have a great reputa-
tomas fy,killersi but Is never heatd'6 of it.
That is all there is to the song
KS sublime idiocy completely -upssts
the ihtGiIeet ,andi we have to give $500
Fly up as an ninoomp:ehensibIe mania that
seized on. the musicals portion of the coma
muDity: -. lrs
emusic hath, oi;ar.rs IS eo5siis the savage,
To Eend rock or charm cabbage"
Bot caiiabmusic be linked, with sense ?
'.Lknow it is hard to get mere words, to
be kept up to musical notes..
Our choir sometimes gets into' difftuil
ties with words which, don't harmoni7e
~.tia,the notes, ~
Like true artists =tiie5 stick to III, nus
sic, and the English language has to
| suffer-;
They think nothing OF stretching ''glc'
ry" to word of six syllables, aHdias for
'.haleluiahy" there is no limit to its elias.
ticity.
Any person ~6oiEaa doubts of the fsx--
i5ility of the English language should &C
to church, where they Keep fashionable
choir. zee
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

'SH-~J 49, % -"-
1T after. night
and enjoy his
'urt sitting coon,
d giving bail "a.
released.
eorrt. Woela7
|ry ret'Gs'neG -
Judge sentenced
penlrentiary at
re duty made
d to start with
ey demurreG
be, s'that the
he trip-and
ar drive me
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07
EBENsBURG

DRUG AND BOOK FORE,
HAVING recently enlarged our stock
IL we are now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con-
sists of Drugs, Medicines, Perfufnery, Fancy
Soaps, Bsoats, Hhllfs and Aliens HaIr fSestov-
atives. Pills, Ctntments, PIasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers, Citrate pfagnesia, Ess. jamaica
Ginger, Pure FavOring Extracts, Essences,
Ec--on S5rslp. Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
RhuDarb, Pure Spices. &c;
CIGARS AlN-l, TR0B BACgDA
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Capy
Post Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper;
Envelopes, Tens, Reneilss, Esno,d's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red INK, P@csset, and Phse-
BOols, Mhga aines, Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, Bibles Religious, Pray er and Toy Books,
PenkniVss. Pipes, &c
CO. We~haNe atl 1etI' u oar stoeiE a lot OF
FlNE JE WRLRT, TO which we would invite
the attention. of the Ladies. s
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either Wholesale ORE
tail LENNON & MURRAY,
July 80, 1853. Main Street.. .Rbansburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

On the operate stage they give tie perS
formaace in the Italian tongue and it is
a good idea, because nobody tries TO make
out what they are singing about, ard it is
just as intelligible as singing IN English.
he composer who. first boldly let plain
English slide, and launched into the cho
rus of "n s,lal L trulal, Ii trulal Ii lay" cut
The Gordian knot at once, and opened the
door to any absurdiiy.
Even in this direct ION, the musical in
vention #as fft1ated to, fol de lol IoI. fol
lol de di day, and rumt; iddity, bow WOW
VOW wow, until minstrel genias struck
out the'stunning chorus Of sing song, polly
won't you ki me, Oh.
To learn that was an ashiezement.@-it
was stsoke Of incohereht genius-and
stil casts Sarcp FLY in the shade.
1t doesn't do to have the words of
song too sensible and intelligent the aau.
steal mird wants. something simple.
Some people can't learn long verses
| knew two men that were both struck
With that touching melody, 'si1at Rlaloy,'
fSAen 1T FIRST came out. -;
One Had good voice, but no memory;
he could remember the tune but not the
words.
The other bad no voice, but his mem
ory was good
They struck a partnership-one was to
10 the words The other the melody, antE
gave II as a. duet
I don't know how they made cut they
reAearsed in private, and ha5M't it suft-
ciently perfect to perSoFas when ] last
heard theEi.
There are ussng' ppeess ] know, who are
very ford 81 music, and wo~ld be good
sin9eTa if they could only catch the melo-
aF, and remember the words ,..,
That's how it is s1isPe Il, Why 'rShoo
Fly has been adopted-it does not strain
the intellect to remember the words.
A minister in Brook Lyn has introduced
it in the church, by obeerviag tc hie hesr-
ers, in a moment of pious information,
that he ''felt like a morning STAR and =
shoaldn't wonder if the organiA of his
chures bad bought the music with view
of arranging it Tor a Vsit,ssaa<Y.
If it should become popular in fa5Hian-
able churches and there is no telling but
II rii:sat, as CEfenbaeh is getting stale, the
variations of the operate cheirs vii -
something towards soaring that n
a1Tay.
l kreF an Eraerican citizen
school, who told me sadly that
al sespect for that good cid n
Yahkee Dooaat,. after hearia
play it on his Etidle with 1at
Tank4e DoqdIe had becol
ted in the perfoI rla:ice ,etila
il never would. coaie togetiI
what Sass'g te cured, n
and we must endure Ssh
ceases to float on the wi
The public taste; y
wise, is fckle. It era
time will' get flied of -1-
ing star, and. ',.Shp9 FfyAw1T 60 ''Up in
a. Balooia. WIN "Gaptain Jfhks of the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07

lpR aIaT, .aSld. '.?hpQ FIy--TV1lI go "Jp IN
a. Baloola. VIII "Gaptain Jfhks of the
Horse Marines, "Gharipagne Charlie, !"
and other PlaTed- 5ut musical Affections
CORY O'LANUs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-07


A SHARP YOUNG WoMEN. N.-Tfe< Cen
cori' (M II. Statesman relates that a
young lady from the country recently en-
gagged as saleswoman with dry goods
firm in that city. Though neer at the
business, she soon became proficient
Like the other employees she had the
privilege of bnying at cost price any goods
she wanted for her own use. She was
an extensive purchaser from time to time,
on this basis, and at the end of two Tsonths
gave. uP,s her position. Very soon after
she was married, as was also her sister at
tire. same time and it turned out that she
had ertetedF upon.th cierkship merely to
enjoy the perqpisite. of buying at cost
price the liberal suapi5 OF dry goods SO
mysteriously necessary on such occasions.
Her employer ia not sn.S2ns to. engage
any more youHg laaB cle-kU< from the
country
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YonK, July 2s-Noon. Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat dull aud
nomipally 1c @2o. lower. Pork dull ut
5000. Lard dull-bbls. 17(017h for
steam. Cotton dull and lower-uplauds
20; Orleans 20Is; sales 800 bales.
Freights firm. Stocks dull. Money 3(05.
Gold 2l5 Exchange-long 95a; short
1917. Bonds 956. Tennessee's, ex-cou-
pom, G3; new Co.'S; Virsinia's, ex-cou-
pon, GO; new 63; Louisiana's, old, 69;
new Ga; levee 6's 65; SIS S5; Alabama
SIS 98M; SIS 72; Georgia 6'> 8U; 7's 90;
North Carolina rs, old, 4734; new 29L;
South Cnrolinn's, old, 80; new 70.
P. M.--Cotton unsettled sales
1.30O bales; middling uplands 90;
Flour-State and Western 5@1Oc.
lower; superfne 5.2O05 90; Southern
lower; common to fair extra G15072 20.
Sound wheat stendy; other kinds 192c.
lower. Corn firmcr--mixed Western
98(@l.021a. Beef steady plain mess
1291G; extra 1G@19. Pork dull, at
%. 95@30.0O. Lard unchanged. Whis-
key lower. Groceries quiet. Freights
firm: Money sos. Sterling 97s@1o.
Gold 213s@21la.
New ORLEANS. July 2s.-Cotton dull
and nnchanged-middlings 1734@18;
S"tS' wv O"tSoS dCo A0CclpLS Fl.
MOBILE, July 2S-Cotton firmer and
unchanged-low middlings II; nominal
sales 300 bales; receipts 53
CHARLESTON, July % Cotton dull with
but little change -middlings 181i; nomi-
nal snles SO bales; net receipts 500; ex-
ports 200; stock $3.50.
SAVANNAH, July Middling cotton
held at 1919; receipts 9l bales; stock
5,502
HAVANA, July 2s.-Spanish gold is 4
per cent, premium. Sugar steady; sales
were made to-day on basis of 9lS reals
for No. IL d. s. Exchange on London
191.; United States, GO days currency, 8
discount; United States gold per cent.
premium.
LONDON. July S-Noon.-The Bank
rate has advanced to 5 per cent. Consols
S9l9. Bonds 49,
LIVERPOOL, July 2S-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton flat aud rregular-uplands 734; Or
leans s.