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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-17

Ever brought to Columbia. Our prices will
at all times be as low rs the lowest. We keep
constantly on hind
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-06-17
New Music Store.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Enterancc, West Main Street, next to Druj
Store, where we intend keeping good assert
ment of ..4- -.. -.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
THE LEGAL TENDER CASES.


Hearing Of Arguments BY the United states
Supreme Court In the Legal Tender Cases
Postponed.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1870.
Mr.. Potter, OF New York, read to the Supreme
Court this afternoon letter from james NJ Carlisle
who Is now absent from washington on professional
business, upon the subject OF the cases OF Denning
ana Latham against the United States, which we're
set for argument to-day, and IN which no stated
that his associate counsel suffering from severe
indispOstion. As further reason whv the cases
should postponed Mr.. Potter said that the Attor-
ney Generals brief was died only on saturday night
The Attorney General expressed hrs surprise at
Mr.. Carlisle's absence as that gentleman was pre-.
sent In the court when the motion was made TO
argue those cases, which were still pending, not
having been disposed Of BY the opinion Ia the oner
cases involving the legal tender question.
Chief Justice Chase remarked that, AZ the prin-
ciple In tue cases OF Denn'ng aud Latham was
aIfected by tile decision pronounced by the Court,
tney were passed over.
Associate Justice Nelson made a similar remark.
The Attorney General said he could only bow TO
the order Of the court.
Associate Justice Miller did not understand that
the cases 70 which reference was maze had been
passed over by the Court
rhe Chief Justice observed that II was 80 directed
by the majority OF the bench
The Attorney General SAID he was not aware OF II
IL took place before the commencement OF his
term Of Office. There was no record to show tllat
those cases standing for argument, ana, thinking
1t Ol importance to the public, he had made the
motion for re-aIgumenL II the subject INV diving
the consIitutvnaiy Of the Legal Tender act WAS 70
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be reargued az all the sooner the better 10 would be
for all parties, because there were NJ this moment
great interests pending IN connection with con-
tracts made before the passage or the act and whether
payments should be made In gold or legal tender
notes. lie had no 0bjecton under the circumstances
stated by Mr.. Potter to delay the argument for the
convenience OF counsel but he desired II to be heard
during The present term Oi the court. He thought
any other disposition would be injurious 70 both
pupc ana private interests Mr. Carlisle ne stated,
had on saturday withdrawn his brief on the legal
tender question:.
Mr. POTTER replied that Mr.. Carlisle's engagement
elsewhere was PRIOR 10 any order or understanding
As 70 the rehearlng OF the argument Ia those cases.
and besides the other counsel IN Them was Ill. He
could not see what inconvenience would result TO
the puollc II the argument should not be heard this
year or lity years hence. Nothing but the abstract
made worked 10 debtors no Injustice. Ninety nine
OF hundred Of the debts contracted eight years ago
had long since been quidated. lie was at q loss TO
know now the question was 10 be settled otherwise
than II nad been settled by this court II was de-
cided by the judges who heard the argument dve
against three. Unless SOME OF the Judges had
changed their minds he was at q loss to know how
the question cond otherwise be decided. lie saw no
reason why argument should be re0pened
Associate Justice Davis said the only question was
whether there should be continuation OF time
Inc case having been set for q rehearing three OF
them, himself and Justices Strong and Swayne. AT
that end OF the bench, would agree that the argu-
no longer.
Chief Justice Chase was understood TO say that the
TWO cases OF Denning and Latham were not argued
because the principle they contained was argued In
the other similar cases, and 1t had been hls duty to
make this announcement.
Aner further conversation 1t was formally an
nonnced that the argument was postponed until
next MOnlav. ....I
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
BLOODY AffSAY IN HUDSON c,1Y.

Yesterday afternoon. between f1vc and SIX O'Clock.
four notorious rOwdes named Jim Boucher Bob
Joyce Andy Burke and Peter Bauer, entered Ptson's
saloon at The Five Corners, In Hudson CITY, and
called for drinks After some time they became very
noisy and abusive, till the bartender, Frederick
Haug, ordered them to leave This they
fused TO 40. and wn,le Frederick was STOPPING
to oil some liquor for them In the hope they would
leave Immediately afterwards, Boucher lifted an
earthen pitcher and struck him such blow ON the
top OF the skull that the pitcher was shIvcred TO
pieces and Hangs skull fractured In such manner
that he uow lies In q very precarious condi-
tion Seargeant Mcguire, officers Kelly and Tudov
placed tile gang un0er arrest. except Joyce who
escaped When the officers were conducting
Them to the poice station Boucher cried Out 10 his
companions 10 make their escape, and n desperate
struggle followed. Boucner caught officer ReiIy's
hand Ia hrs teeth, and would have olt.en Oh Two
nngers aad not sergeant Mcguire pressed ms nand
on the rowdy's jugular and almost suf1ocated nun.
The ruriians were lodged IN the county js and Re-
corder Adrdge refused to take bail. warrant was
Issue I for the arrest OF joyce
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''boss" the allusion 10 HIM will not aid Mr.. Burt
cause. II ~ statcd, further, that the bill was intro
Tweed than against Gould and Flsk. ana that ides
will probably help to squelcn IL In committee or XII
u II comes before the House. Inc Dill Ia relation
toa
NEW BRIDGE AT ALBANY
over the HUDSON was to-day ordered 10 third read.
ing. Wnar It's fate may he II is dinlcut AZ yet te
river ROAD undoubtedly favor II, ana II may oe tnai
eS wli ee pushed through Many people here mere are %
,Iao vpposea 70 II very bitterly and w OF course DC
their Dest 10 defeat IT, The election OF
R.GENr or THE UNIVERSITY
VIII De neio on Thursday by joint ballot. OSWALD
Otlendorler and Erastus Brooks are the only per
sohs now prominently mentioned, with chances
decidedly IN favor Of the latter
fHk STATE EXCISE BILL.
Ihe Governor has signed the state Excise bill.
which passed Inc Legislature last week.
ASSEMBLY man Fields Aner the Iawycrs-
Taking Fees from Both Parties Ia the Same
Case-Probabie Investigation Into the Con-
duct OF Certain New York LAWYERS
ALBANY, April IL, 1870.
The Lawmakers are after the lawyers with sharp
stick, as may be seen from the bill introduced To-
night by Mr.. Fields Reports are current that limbs
OF the law IN high standing and OF good
social repute have on several occasions
obtained information from clients ana then
taking fees from opposing parties and using
positions to gain their cases and effect setements
to their own advantage. Several names are bruited
about as having thus manipulated IN important rail-
road suits-names OF men which, II mentioned,
would create an intense excitement among the Jaw
yers OF New YORK city. Until there 10 some lur.
ther definite information II w0ull mol pc
well to mention. But 1t need not astonish anybo
H committee OF investigation were appointed 70
inquire into the manner OF business lately trans
acted OF certain prominent lawyers OF the metropo-
lis. The big sh swallow up the little fish In law az
In other PROFESSIONS and the mutual admiration So
cety lately incorporated, II 10 said Is merely TO CLOAK
up undernand dealings and dOngs OF their InemDere
IL rs safe to say, however. that there Will be y
rafting OF dry bones among the legal lights Of New
York when they read this bll Of Mr.. Fields.
THE BILL ExEAPrING BONDS AND MORTGAGES
from taxation created quite q spicy debate In the
Assembly. Van Steenburgh threatened that II
the bill was passed he would join the republican
party, wherein pom several Of the republicans stood up
aud said they hoped the bill would not pass a. they
edlV be suuelched
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
IeLeCRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The fraternity of Chicago and Milwaukee have
been severely victmled lately by frusssn
Ltterbsek mailing from Texas who succeeded In obtaining
considerable sum OF mones OF Nssons before his vsny
was detected.
Ariel Lewis Of Baltimore Vas yesterday morning
vced OF mansli and sentenced six months
prisonment for numbering his little aged four years
Daniel Morrison, editor the Toronto (Cansda) Daily
Tlgroph ded suddenly In that city yesterday nng OF
spopieSy.
william Lucas hung himself 10 the Boston Jail yester-
day nv OF chief and towel to the grating
Of bis CELL
yesterday mornings and complete wreck Sx or eight
were In The building IT Vie time Ons ws Killed aud
three injured
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, April IL, 1870.
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. GRAuAy-Amending the cnarter OF the
Bushwick savings Bank
GENERAL ORDERS
The following bills were then ordered 10 third
readlng:-
Fixing the compensation OF the slenographer OF
Kings county.
Incorporating the Iona Yacht Club
Amending the charter OF the Insurers own Fire
Insurance Company.
Providing FOR the payment or the certificates Issued
to the soldiers OF the war OF 1872.
To establish police force In the city OF Schenec-
lady.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
FIRE IN CANAL STREE

kbout six O'Clock last evening fire occurred on
the first moor OF 800 canal street. occupied by James
Whie importer and manufacturer OF artificial now
ers The stock was damaged 81 500; covered oy IN
surance in the security Stuyveeant and Peoples iu
surance compsnies. The cause oi the IRE is Gn-
known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-08
81 RTHIA ny COLLEGE,.

IL .WDGaF1Ih. S-IuH
The ThiFticth Session Of this. Institution Will
commence on MONDAY, 18th SHPFBMlEl, 1890,
and teEnInGtS on ne .16ka- o. june, 1871: tiS
fll and healthy flll: Country Of the MPnnhapdle"
OiiWeBtIV IVirginit, eaaiy aceeSilblob Srailtdid OF
FLYER and surrounded with tho most hyQEahlp in.
fienceS foF bt6d6htiifS. It has d; 9;pfpnetH in
Endowment, Buildings, Apparatub,, l1bt1fyt &c,
of over $3.50 600 and i8t thu9t.o ohlblodit0 Sug-
tain o faculty and furnish Aclll lt0s 1OrG thorough
odncRtlOn, or, the very frat OFd0. gyIAk HI
+ ,AMPLE 3AC00M&t ATIONH Abonpf0vided
for both public and private boaE9lng. and ,pntnr-
nfshed roornb Willbeles to StHdtnts WHO HiSh to
OV5eI COURSES RISES coSFS:-INsTRueT1oN.-I 81: Regular
Literary CopHe AnelgdipE8 the. Ancient Lam
guAgeS, for the Degree Of BaehelQE Of AFtR 2.
Literary and Scientific COurSU f6F The Degree OF
Bachelor Of Sciences. 3: The CouEsOl Of Master
Uf Arts. 4. Tho Course for, Maetnr Of etencee:
8. Special Courses In Practical. 0heIni9EyS Civil
EngIneCEing,i DC. Detailed hinBotmationtAB 70
APPARATUS AND DMUSEUM&@1hUH HnBtitu.
tiop has q complete 0ottoE Phfloso sophfeal IAppa.
Entus, and AtudentSr who wish It are trained In
the use Of Eield 1nstrupentA, also A thoroughly
iittCd9 hI GG66fatoty,, Tor pfAetiGAl tngIpGhon
and work in Chemical Analysis and atti onplO
Museum for tho study Of Natural Hii iistpry,s
Z TERMS GTpitio $50 per ion, 4rdinR
nom 50 TO IS per week. Uni fdrnish tbamS .
per session 70 each Studenk preparing for the
Ministry Free tuition to sons OF Ml9iAtera Of
the Gospel Of all denominhtlong. ,l'H'H
For further paTtiChlRts apply ifot catalogue 70
Prof G, L. L0og, Secretary, Or t0.s stll J.i ttN
%" f7'4E W. X. PEND DLET0N, Pf4st tdeltS
jyis syii anii'f'1 ii3iin Bethany, MGstNa.
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ycHICAG0.,
CIt1CAG0, October .,

w g 4, I !, .os '. "a, 4CmcAoo, October7 Z.
!! The grand jury Of the third district
cbuft have indicted the editors Of tho Salt
Lake Herald for lfbelling Associate. Justice
.HaWley. The parties appeared III court
and were held to bail on Ithelr. own fecog-
nizance Of five hundred dollars ,eaCb.sr1
|, Tho Most WOrshtpfll Grand Lodge OF
Ancient Arch Missions closed tlieir annual
Communication last night. Tie follow
lug bylaws, which were adoptedrby the
Grand Lodge In 1896 were repealed mt
this session BY a vote; Of $50 70 450, alter o
sharp and exciting, but'goOdy ynatured do.
bate :liI % sr'r4 '5a7' a't Ei -. W4s.l,2
,GsRc, 81. All subordinate Lodges under
this Jurisdiction are instructed TO admit
nonegro or mulattO as a visitor, or other
wise, under any circumstances whatever.
i y SEC. SO. II any Lodge in; this jurisdic-
tion, violates this expressed will liiofL this
Grand Lodge 1t shall be tho duty pls. ! the
Most Yofshipful Grand Master 0fIithe
State to at once arrest lis charter" y, n
?ltReV. r. e. Patterson, 0. D., Of St
Louis, has been appointed President OF
the Chicago Baptist Theologi giOal ,Semina-
ryl and Rev. E. Chulchill, D., D., at pres.
ent in charge Of tho Theological depart;
pSrtment Of Shurtliff College, at Alton,
ILL.,, has been appointed to the Professor
ship Of Hebrew and Old, Testameht, 70
tho same institution t..i4 .ago.l.8
John Jones, well known wealthy and
highly respected cOlored citizen, Is sfcorn-
f,nSnS Sad hty the 1Isj7hLle fnr n PanFaSnntas :
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,ernnleht .has 70 the German IGoptederacy
.is her reluctance 70 place 'her army NldeF
e4eEa TSa SRaggs SRnge Ss aua soanS1t S T eSio
tbo TcctitiiaS "a If EnelGnd's neTtfalfty, F7'
',,'.''1S h = - S.I Tovnow Ort ". ".
's,i;,,s: q, = isslaR 81 NoNDUN' ~ ''i5
Prince PerFe BopapaytEe hqs arrived
here! 3..Ii!a ,.iii =, r.. ~ ~ ~, 20
THE Paris aIoNiteiT exhorts thls army FIEm.y TO
have Increased vigilance and more Nigor-
on. resistance 70 Ptnssian Ia'ds ;;,,, 80 = ,,,o y
a nsW ll.as sS DcIm SESIS ISScSr,I'S III
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.nnhsndstas

TIE average Democratic politicians
have good deal Of trouble over tile pub.
lie debt, between pretending they want
to see It paid and declaring thecountry
must not be taxed, whom without,taxation
It's payment is impossible, JoNJEFFER.
BON DAVIS knows trick worth two Of
that Hegoes to the bottom Of the trouble
at once. He says that the Congress that
created the;debt and issuedt bcndswas
not a Congress that had authOrityto do
thing in fact and In law was
not a Congress Gt all 1tfollOwB that none
Of their acts bind anybody, people Or gov
ernment; and thatas there was no autho-
rity for the issue OF the bonds, they are
voldSa9 t6steiis no public debt.
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GENERAL NEWS.

,gl-T The, fishing schooner Clara Friend,
Of Gloucester, Mass. ). 1t is reported, has
been seizcd'aby tlieh British authorities
and taken TO Clarlo lottetoWn charged with
violating tile fishery laws.
The Republican Congressional Con
yention at -Maysville, n. Y, split Friday,
obewlng nominating ~. E. Sessions, and
the other Norman s. Allen, for Congress
,r-!The boiler Of a saw mill exploded
Thursday near Rlchla1d, Ind, killing md
horrible manEllng Andrew HifFmanGif:W'. !.
Woodruff had i.his head blown Off.r'eA.
Spreng had his skull broken and will, pro
badly recover. NJ. Ciedall had a leg
crushed, which had 70 be"amputated;:
Pieces Of bodies were thrown IT1 10 rect and
pleg;es! q !, NAG oV lQt 1OViya.IEus'
Tile Boston Herald states TINT Glca
sons Brittania Ware Factory, IN Dorohes-
Yer, Mass was compietciy aeStroygsC s,Ios ~ !
Lhursday S aLteT9o9n D Sae bs n
i'I,SL ESl.s ~ - - con f mn Lc rTIosion oc.
SasS S!.IsS ',,' Go vy;S, ;nr.r honr ny
~ i HI. T;SrIS ,ibSSS 81, bSS1 fSrfil Sne6fly
to " n'IU nSUOI %vuiu ore ir a., gS o;n cniove
WV IVY ttaSs 33ttEs 3sy
issiIl.; ,E!ass st ITanS 1sAI j,nr,, ]
fgTlGE ~! Z y Z, u ~
56S AaIISSHS 6Sd ~, Sy S,n @ dSS = w 80
oy,ygVi lE'Surst i9'' eSV'VVV',t z, as..
The census returns snow tnat the
population OF Eexas mas increased MY
tiVe per cent IN tho last ten years.
+Uptotllis time, only aB6nt ehnillions
oRtheSahy!lOdr millions OF new national
currency lave been applied. Tor D. A great
part Of this amount Is from the, South,
Applications como in very slowly, and the
iRdiE9tims THAT 1t will be q iIQong fsn1e
before tie%hele amount ~ 3 taken sS,GlF uP Oy
the seetl9alss ls ioE 81 gnlGfii. gf 3 y VI, y, nsf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-08

OUR Market street nelghbor, we do
sometimes fear, is wanting in logical dis
cernmcnt. Possibly he is one Of those Of
whom itlliasN been said 5"IhCrc's none so
blind as those who will not see." For ex-
ample we find him saying yesterday:
ssThc INrE111aENCER Of yesIerdaSmorn-
i6g ei6afs nj 4esyy5 three l9aRp ar
tIclc, thd present condition OF affairs in
West Virginia" The design was not TO
glority anything or anybody but to call
attention to!tAs fact that the Democratic
candidate f& Congress 81 thig phtrlpt is
running for an office which, upon his own
recorded declarations, has no legitimate
existence, under, the laws Of State which
he aitirms never had an existence; and
that II elected he would by hls own
Showing SO tqNVps6ingtoh as an ,ihlpos.
ter on the certificate Of Governor whQ
would be an usurper, and be sent home
with his, finger idshis mouth.
The design was further to call attention
to the laCut thuttf the declared opinions
and purposes ol this man we're carried
into practice, all the constitutional and
congressional cnactments since the rebel
members Of Congress Withdrew in 1861,
wodldBe set aside as void, and all the
things affected thereby would OF necessity
resume the status quo ante-bellums This
9ohld UPSET West Virginia and every
thing done under color OF her laws. II
would restore us all to Virginia, and re.
establish slavery and thec code under which
welived in, 1860. y
FHSThe design was further to illustrate
what the ante, ,bcllum status in this pqrt oi
tEyitglaa was and BY ! referring 20 incl
dents Of local history, we probably Ell
abledl the readers of the 'INTELLIaENCER
old enough to remember those times, to
recall right vividly what kind q times
! tEgywere -when men were not allowed
in thIs city TO utter their thoughts miles,
their thoughts were slaves, or to read
newspapers except by the gracious per
mission Of courts and juries az +
Now upon DAVIS deliberate 'leclara
tlons, uttered in the House a9l Delegates
last winter, and put upon record rs thu
words fGif tfom his lips, there was nc
Legitimate Congress from 1851 ,,tof,iis7O otf,iis
and this beingsso all The amendment.
made ID the Constitution c I'M tint time fel
to the ground, rs do all the otlior pre-
tended acts OF the, unlawful qssemblqpg'
calling itself Congress- ApybodyaYht
! 9otes fSof This man, Votes therefore, tina
these things are. trus, and that be wants I
man In Congress who will help cstab
lish them. In casting such q vote III
votes for new strife, excitement apd war
Sdt no ssuqh proPosltiop eanbe cstsblshet
I'M this country except by bayohets ant
gunpowdcr-and not then,
| iii '9d1 ~ ;iHGS:: I..iGtG..-i z. L..2SlL''i .
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, 0et9ber,lE
G9ALi ian exhiBRioni oof d iine& Hte cx-
tinguisher, belonging to the United States
Chemical Fire Engine Company, Of Chi
caro-, given In this city yesterday the
IbufTtnhg Earih, buryhg infli6 EbbB flour
men. James Manning, foreman OF the
Eureka Fire Company Of Chicago, was
badly burned.
The French gunboat Ia FouGh Trc-
vile returned to this port yesterday, hav-
ing failed to intercept tho WcsphGlia.
Captain Masset, Of tho French gunboat,
reldses t0answef questions in regard To-
the chase, but the Captain Of the pilot
boat says that tho WestphaliA completely
outsailed her enemy. .-,
q Franks s Sons elk aud fur Qealets,
On BF6om9 street, fep9ft tHAs t1eifA store
iSns sspldhde efeEa Of live thousand dollSrS4n
government bonds, and silksand beaver
silks worth 10000, on Wednesday
!, ITf: Ashbury,ot North qarolIpq,I gayo
a BANQUET to eighteen Of his friends at
the Brcv0ort House last night. He
leaves thisevening for San Francisco.
Tho large block, corner William and
Ann street.; owned and occupied by John
G. Roach Sons & Co., blank book manu-
faCtutets, caught fire this morning from Q
leaky gas pipe. The entire three upper
floors were destroyed, Loss 40,00O.s In
SufanGef 6ti' building SCI, ,000s on stock
$4,000, mostly IN New York companies.
In the great game Of billiards for the
championship Of America betweenL Jos.
Dion and j. P. Rudolphe, Capt, Boyle
was selected umpire for Dioif,l and Dud-
ley Kavanaugh for Rudolphe; Tim Flynn
was chosen referee. Tho gamo was
opened by Rudolphe,i who failed 70 score.
Dion followed with . run Of - On tho
fourth inning Rud6lphq made 81; on4the
fiith 1870; and on the sixth iIinning als0 100;
Dion getting only d small number except
83 Oh Tue fifth Inning, The seyehthin-
ming was q production Of but small scores.
In lthe 9th inning Rude olphe made 80 and
Dion,i IA. The score, stood at asSQQ \ 2u-
AnI6k Af8 Dim 488 $3.50
4 f.., - sIlislI alsrlI2 UIAIsl
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THE VtAR.IN.E EUROPE !:
: FRANCE. & ( s.1 T,
,l,rurstnn, Positlon. Around Paris.1.

,11ruFsfaa pOsitiOnt Around PRris.q
To,,no,, no.obor = m
bEA 9Sipos, z S,ns.;S, E'CGsE u psris
tne fFusa9n Iaru y III tSo nortI,sIn
DeSweon VtS.at ,aSI ue 1I G stat;ored the
alITsy 5anrt corOs a1 ang, % og the lei % tSe twelfth
CORDS To The pioneers Of the Prtsslan
guard has been assigned the task OF d.
|!VeFtinE the Waters,ofC Canal do LoqFgi into
IA 1lSFcsl Tiyef. The stream 4 falSIinto
|4lIe Seinc,s me- miles below ParisFsShould
the Prussians succeed in their design, one
source Of, tho water supplyot the besieged
will bccut 81, JSJc(' n
AImost Ready n Omen Fire. a
~ Oes --s..1' ~ ~, ,,es.,,, Ill &, ~
tae fEnssl5n guns stS ~ net ~, i
Hg4 neLotsTas1lS III t fSc,1 aH1 ~ I tLo Satteries
will 3s eopns sneea iFon w 5ae Dssseraes ao ,,oto
slmullancousiy, tns naouien' 'u0 "'A
ments are perIecteu' a
FrenCh iF6rtFesses TO be ,AttacKe4t', i,
The French fortresses Of Belfont, 6chles-
tadt and New Breisache are to be attack.
ed Ct QnSs The caPt9Fs ,,l ef I99Ii iSNte 49ve
6een. chafgsa l;Ti! Sne 1%sy oI .oo,,roS
Solssons; lnetFTHS.ans 5f; o!1oSuo SU SS anJ Pi.
inc provinces OF nislne, OLlstS aano "ITu os ,,S,y
carry lt9o9Ei ~ 1,,S" S,,SC
fTens9 Ieyles " FSSsl"ns isH so,SosJ M"'S Az:
uate9 HlulhOuSc' lnalCLLi's VO"N'U i,
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'1CoIlnlIIlilriUeIrIcial llIIirU IIil and FinanciaI,.Ii n
Cincinnati Market.
CINurINATI, October 1

C0TTON-SteAdy. -7IT.-T--I-..I-D
GRAiN-WhOSt dull and dropping; sales were
made at 81 iSA111. Corn dull and unchanged at
G6@G6c. Rye steady. Oats steady. Barley heavy
and the receipts depressed the market; tAlf s0dGt
81 1601i g. and spring al 81 COOL 10.
OnS=LRFd oil steady at 81 l149l l7y,5s
RGOSEInk k00d demandlaHd at full pEices.
BuTTEn-searCe apd arm for fresh; SAlCa were
madA At 1@S6G,ANW
CuREsE-SEGady. 30, tfl' # sst.ab NifFildhW
: SEEDs-Unchanged. ia. I,oh l.aS hnD H0ii
Z, PROvisIoHs- Pork; tho demand lis Light bdt
holders arc Arm; bulk meats Jl26lAKCS g bacon
6l0yhnt b1t unsettled; bacon SIdeB I6H 6lfYC
asked but kC lesS offered. 1tf! h1IiD FrIq iG
.ToBAecO- Firm; GaleQ Of 81 hhdS at oB 0O&ai.
y WAAET-Weak at 6668Tc. :, u .s.gil J.pRfi
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CHICAGO iii Si,,, Market.
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GBAnl-+WheatF- No. 2l0phng Chicago 81 90
1.O1H; this afternoon irregular and unchanged.
C6fn4N6,l9 q mixed active and weak 1t t6at "a
6SHc. this afternoon dull and nominal. Oats
01jek weak and A0 10 lower At 70 EorNO.
8, RyG-Steady; No. at Il@7INC,i Barley
spTlnF No, 9d6ll at 90e.
Ho0s-EasieT at $6D9 80,
CATTlE-MOrO active At % SCOT 20. ....