davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-13


1eav5 gun and 1rcn c.Ertage M,pped ana vent
arr icd crushing hin 70 .Ls:sns uexs.
Ers'G1 Gear Is Cehb w1R IA Cn7!ge Of the
"leI,n deck. " and, al;er seelpg all the nc: aai
tr1ard seauen moved y she deck, ret1rref below
10 b. POS: Of duty. A courade hs!!ed him to core
fs.d Ensta7 coes. II 40 s:saoned hese, acd:cs.-
Lot cone Until !! an rel!eFsd." Eohle boy
s'.Is 5os:n 3o;1. %Sot pnl n
t.e Wild Eavrs o. Tbs cruel sna epgn1ed tns snIo.
IEs7MuFr or'' T9K BoN1ATS CAPTAIN.
's ensa % Is :se o!es ia Fa sfosdp ~
Ttccre Yokohama ptpay5 de.cr.nioS tn: col:iato1
! Of toe United Sta'es keauer ueeids ard the Brs.
io;;Sc pscfetce Of ucited S:lte1 Mtnsser De8,rg,
A1tsur Welles.cy Ere . rnra: bold ats-
| ,7b ceru1cafe; l eomuand the a.e1nr1 Bombay;
Iwsz IN conmaEd on the 23.n Of Jlu2ar1 at !.
lsas x, s11 pe.sia 81 IL &, 81 sp. by H. a.
| nezr as could re lodged, saE : lstt ns!f
! posn: 90 ~ por. ho~:is vas nrsehs l'Rht: tnts
| rsa,s.-s:ae fenn e7eea Ard red; ordered tae
! ne,rn to Re ported, a.d kept On poFrnR nn11 I
n. e1ee tas FL pet 90 S ~ st.s!e a.!
sarred re e,ear wni.t:e On nyastf: r sau un&
on the srtea hgat ~ p!los sa!a: o. @ Ms sso ~ ~
Of 1ha rpad sna va vii give her wlde BERN -
The can 1tl1tle WAS then turned CT; Alnos: izn-
IL; s.E .as .s2 :0aa NJ
sse: te!esrspesd aca s:o22ed TIC engines; =
1ee scs nearly ahead 0: ne acd c'ose to pat tos
helm halu ststboa1d to e!efr her; Immediately
! Aitcf this the coiitt!oo TOOK PACE, a2s 1talooatd
bow Etsktpg her 1tAtoo1Ea quarter; the ahock
VA not 1t al great, notning mora t1an
| Z1axe; then TIMED round aud !ooSeo
areiu, apd sent the ehtef omecr down 70 Fee
| Nh4; daRlFe was done, and II TIC ah!p EAl max
| ing water, and said 70 sae plot u GO not talnf
there u mach harm dcne: Il there Il 10 fhLi SEQ
Tgnals, rocketk or lghsa that me Wishes u 70 60
| dowp 10 hers" stopped tho engines, - reEn y
could tell, lhout tan Einutea; toe cnief oneer
cane up 10 me aud reported tbs s1'p MAKING
water fofwxrd; I then said. ~ r1u 1es no ~,
na'1 Of dutlcss, aad nothing cAn % wtnsea
! and then s.eaHed ane3d tor SoEo1anA ~ ~
the sn!r vas uattrg WA,er snd nAd nsla
xnd passengers Oh board: ous wu1e sLana.
tcE and isotrg astesu, I atked me p;!oss
IL suppoGtnH tae so1p Eaa nott ok taat
mould require It. where eould e lof es!esy
ina arswtr wya there Il NOT the bHkntoss leA
the eoix il 10 pAx1 Il hlna ! 1nip tsnnoe 90 ooso:
,hen csue up 70 Yolunaua: eFen httef W g.
mars inopRnt very utlc OF the coliessop: naa
nor he Rhte4t idea Of tn6 consedueacsA c1Gep:
| that mi1bt ue1eiy hare cat hA Qoa1.et Gale1J
| Al. nstnfn1 eFe: I'D kcow yhss ahfp ehe VIZ;
TIsms,red ~ fns paAed. ttxs she was N huxn
inr areWSieu Z strAnlt1 - ih!s port, revtl
RImtned b. Mf BaKnafd: Afsst aae cpsuet
l. or,s the s1een G2h& KEPT the h-lm A-poft 1ht
ensr = Il trotx, bath t1da ard vsd1 satstnk Ii hs
: n7cf; az hid I'll PLAIN sa'l n'; she Tss aoo7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

nds9s a o. ss,, ST d ;' R s%' s sr
Mes rS,i R S's s, go sa nSS & Hams siS S
2c Lard At iSi eSs wh'. ed, |, a, s'
Log,svIr o Nov i5 IS os COED Leaf Bas4r
s s%n # mo 10 sSSG lss' ; MAILING i nen
E r@ . Is S s1asi :'f PoI sC R Meg ss
day. n s s-S %s.s .. aS :. ga % 0'' SUES i
corn sS New S enc os isnS sS s
qs, da unchanged whes, dull and lower
No Rel Wabash 81 2 No - Ia Corn dull sad IqSer No
{; ,ss, nd Receipts SIS S S S A. ;a sPs'Ps
SI s wS Ss1 c S. sSe Goa . s ": SSA
WI: s, I'd @ ;' q eli q s s:3 =: e, g
Gao fer No ha Md Gg The ,1OoOD R0.1 81 0';
@ No B;y Ss and Gvsr =, 5e s k 81 ALI hfhTs,;
Live IIo Dun ssd veal So ss$s s. Cattle ds IIS
COM IN Se:s bush %%o t:l:y, 10
G Gs % o s a ss'r s s to bn %G sp ' bush
, FsS SGs I1 T ws n s "a
s sSsiS Corn a s% 3. i god is%;ra ?s,;
III Bss and GSG Mes. I a sHI and
o Lard ss na higher Ne B. Meat. dull Sod sod
bbs GIeeGmea eaeie shoulders aec for Cle. Rib Sides.
s as S adj =. Hs%1 dull Cattle dull and lower WHIST
s sSg,' Cora 300 ss s.I s S sSs ,. was SS
seS SS 900 Ssh y, 600 bush bush
S1s az ss:5, E.' s .y
Son No. s1 Sa private
ear lot, Amber, 81 90; small parcel. No. Mlssuies
IL bid for
generally at 81 dnl sales 10 600 bush New Teeo at
Toe bush sample 73 Oats firm and guiei sales
20 900 bush No Western at SIC small ot TOLEDO At for NO.
s Barley Sees neglected Pork quiet and
unchanged ghwine held &c., which above the vew OF BUYERS
LOUIS unchanged Flour quiet; Choice
Supreme Winter 81 2S BIt. Winter, 81 sodss Wheat-sPnIs
Spring 81 5 No BED Winter 81 23d 81 ~
dull Gd65c Yellow 65de7e for White Oats dull at 20
IS. Barley firm sc0sl TO- Rye dull: Whisky quiet At Ec
Tobacco steady Bsgng lower; 29dZ
Provisions declining POk ga Bulk shoulders Sso Clear b ~
l2.c Shoulder l3t Clear sides nee
Lard heavy l2d2sc Cattle unchanged Live Hog t a.
IS 75d Sc IS Receps-sOoo bbs Flour HOo bush wheat 'V
HOgs
kLBiSY N Y Nov 2-wbes steady. with moderate milling
demand sales cArlot White Genesee 81 90 Rye quiet
sove firm with sales OF two lots In store 1000 ersh
BSrley-Marte still rules favo o. ne
with sales Of l5o bush Canada West at deveri Luz
5000 bush Lake Shore elevator
yIc and lots No Si1Rosed 81 Oats hne and
lots No State 62c elevator and al Sas
auehannA Railroad and 90 bush Western. In store at bc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Io.Dox No, Pill opened at s23 for both money
ADD DE securities firm United States fve rn
Aanas Is gsl 1855 SO. 1867. 49, Ten Fores o. S0cks
Ara Brs Rsssy shares, s Illinois Centrss iii Atlantic and
Western, IT, - ,,.r,.z r..
lands s. Mddng Orleans sci American Cotton scarce III The
Jospo, Nov 2-l: m-Amenean securities quiet AND steady
T. Pve Twenty bonds 1857 81 1865 Old, Sti 1907 6t STOCKS
ss@adT; Illinois Centrsk llOt ,rr -. =, g
LIyksPooI Nov. 22l nBreadssIn Defining "heM ~
ana for oh l0sdos The receipts OF West Tor the
D..t uree DAYS 0 OF which 3V we're
S, al0 y hush us for New there no old Beef in
a.. m.rlet' Lard 10 rat Talow, 43i :, cwt ~, -,
~ ~ ~ m-Consos closed al for both and
=. ssso1s American securities quiet United States Pre Twenty bonds
ls2 M 1875 OH s7l; 89t F0rtes o. stock eady
RAssy shares l8i Illinois Cent III Auanne Ano "es' "s
,rau;u. IT,,
LvExrool Fov 22-l.3O p m-Coot closed sye; M9dhng "
ga Mddng ga saies Of TIE DAY I2y uses ~
f sIport and market for Yarns and fsblos ~ hAn
ey 81 per eeHs FOG 0a Re- western sPrn
Common Zoe 56 per eSt. Lnseed on Al y %ef un A..
LOSD,v -CalouttA Lnseed tmer Refined Petroleum 20
Ching. Lnseed Oh dTmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
Ngv YoHK. October II, 1870.

YoKk October H. 1870
NOTICE is hereby given that by an order
and decree Of the Supreme Court duly nere The once M
CLERK the 9Th day Of Octoer m dssog
1.-THE known a. the NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE the
City Of NeNlok tue undersigned appointed Receiver OF All 'h
propertJ efects ~ saii National Stock EIehanTe ,
Al persons Indebted to said Nstonal stcek Biehasse are hr
qued Of all debts and sums OF nony owing
them respectively m National Stock RIange 70 me- snd 20 pa o un
before the 5h day Of soember lsU a. hs "ne "
q. MOTT, esq, No. Broad-st. In the City ofHevlot a.,
Al persons having In their sion any P1pef M =,
said Nstions Exchange hereby required TO t
November, 1910 at the ohee Of JOHN
q. MOTT. es1. No Broad-st the City OF NrWiork
Of stock Exchange
to deliver their sni dentn TO ne 90 r
3h November the Office Of JOHN u hoiI 9 NO.
Broads, IN tie Ciy 6fNewfork ,., :, ,roons p...i,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NORTH River, VesssS. and RGArodds 800
Nov phys Ashes pigs BeswsI 5"l bales Cotton w
Al. Cation S4e oil II Flour 1898 bush Wheat 615o
sosh Corn bash g. as hush Barley ss5 bush rsss
49, TO bush bh Corn Meal rs bags Corn Meal 9J
~. sors TurpenBe 223 bbls Rosn, 2 bh PorE ~ pigs
~ III ,kTs Cu M'sS 2O pkg 52l Lard $50 legs
80 IL SEgs Butter 90 pkgx 2643 bb Eggs %
r II pIgs Dried Fruit 1 pkgs Oil Cat IS hbs Copper 2+2
~. Wkr % bales Hemp 80 bales Hops 6i47 SIDES
fsher go Hides bas Hides Jl bids Tobacco, tJ pigs
E4os 800 pkgs Starch, ISL bagt Peanuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

,.,. pe,a-sr. County at Die 20 srkns and tubs me
- choice Of ale Of h.f tu ~ cortland 90
So. stas63; Is sound 81 al 3Sc 81 at 9dlcj 70
"a. Is At S2c and 49, fne at &c OF western
s,ln, poor At lac II do Indiana fair st R 6 fresh One at e
70 fsBcy State Welsh al 2Sc half bib rolls a. 20 30
~ do and 10 bhl Ohio rolls al 26d3Ho OF BAH ino
Michigan sold nc Ohio a. fresh 3le p DO at VS.
md yery fne lc 20 frkns Canada sold at Rd we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

FOR SALE-The best POULTRY, VEGETABLE,
and PEUTT STAND Market with stock hand
sShs coed business; GlsO Horse and Wagon Inquire
C. ". Tyson. No 50 Jefferson Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
Rr-prA1o IlvE STOCK MARKETING, %.

Cae-Tbe supply including IL held reached total OF IN
to-day against 21 the DAY week the market dull
sell
quoted sales few being only 100 Illinois steers averaging
ll84 ~ 10; 81 Oao averaging 80 H. 81 ~ 50 Mchgs
Averaging D. and 10 hchigsn 800 ID, at
81 Hogs du sn1 selling sboLt the last quotations Sheep
Market NJ yet opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
Corporation Noiiets.

CrrY EIu.IoRK. DEPARTMENT OF Hyscs BUssAu o,tss
RKcKIvHa % TAIss, CoUkrHousE, rAn
~ CHlnBEsrsr, Nov J. ls'o
ITO AX-PAYERS.-Notce is hereby gwen
per will he added h all taxes unpssi % On ali
Desuberi also additional cent on
uhpsil January Interest NJ TIC h. ~. Rs
calculated the ds5 the books w. an,, a IN be
csrer Of TaIss to the dA payment all be stiel
we'd after O'Clock Oas hour, iISs sNYTa Reeve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
Amusemerts.

STEINwAY HALL:-Mlle: Christina Nilsson
MILF ch mti ,Py, Sls Z s%IP n oRAroKo
MAX sTRAKOsCH hss the Q, announcing hs, ME Gn
TINA EILssoS will appear for the fret tine IN Amene'
u,. y" eARr; NJ siMrsoss W. ShiISGI, q.
THE AEsSfSs HsS O. NJ G SlS q
oR'AS xpMssloy a. RESERVED SEATS IS AS6 81 ""
SFH p sA ISS Iisr s9 sL e n na 2ShG
sr 70 m1s G.s, ssp sg.sI, for s We; ssy uRoso
' VfRSsR w V N ;:S 'AA'
russ S'I fs T. s1s' s ~ EFT IT SOC ociock
Bo.i~sy and 40 At No liz b1osaa ss, '~-''"''
NILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON LAST
,s s .-r %S1s "a a., S crsissi
$3.50 1 o.r; siTssT sii ,'.'''''
ci,6d Orc under lie Max s4RETzEk
AmiSa a. Reserved sai EXTRA ses Sos :, re Hail.
.to io and ia Broad.sy.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID Mr. Mar S'h MIX Gasrsrr srsG Nilsson ok
will give ribs HI NV eSf 81 Si'1i ETrSS
CARY GsGgoLl III. Ar vaEGe u 'ihOA'khF'
The ''''' o'''''"' ' MAX MARETzEK. ono ,oox,
seats .G sS% At i. Brooin ic;cmy . III Brossa
EOURTEENTH-ST. THEATER,
.,...., LAST WEEK
appear and EVERY EVENING tAe famous
FRoU-PRoU;
,,..,, Ir'n.stet especially for Ms Lander ,.xnra
Acf 1-rAMioS
ACT Act s s-KkP2THe
GRAND. THASksGJyISG MATINEE
RRIDAY-BBYREr ard LAST NIGHT But ONE Of Mu LAM
seats esn lie secured Sir DAYS n siv'uee.
NIBLO's GARDEN. NIBLOs GARDEN.
AND CROWDED. HOUSES
DIoS Bo~CCAULrs NEW ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA on
yroiucoa with SKw scES Sa T'f lrsRcTs 4A
ACT 1.-The Rising OF THE TIDE Bg nv v,ov
ACT 3-T1IB DUEL TO DEATH.
oS ih0A'D GRAND Nd THANKSGIVING MATINEE
STH AVENUE THEArER; .ror.-,u navy
- Soils Lessee and KTsy s H. MI sTGTss sarR
DYs. hsifg.st one sAEDoy :, S'g9 , g J,s,ss
and myron A. coOneI entitled s,vr
Nj: No sAST ,;REiTs, MlsS SoRTIaf Isx NJ:
gEyEsE NJ MArHIS3S Mt REAESt 5t "
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" GEO. I: I0XS r0PUiAR
WE WILLIE WiYKrE,
WEDNESDAY And SATURDAY. aATIsEEs Ara
SPECIAL MATINEE o.o,ocv
THANKSGIVING Pyis aR RokiD,Y III O'CLOCK
SECURE YOUR SEATS IN TINE
CTADT THEATER, 4j and AZ BOwery.
- GRAND GERMAN OPBaS,
WEDNESDAY Nov. Z3-NILDSIHUT.
Reserved a the BOIOhce.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ Foorteenth-.i.. opposite Academy 81 Music.
ANOTHER XIV ATTRACTION
CHARLES PISH
THR cHAL ENGs BARR. BACK.
SOMRRSAULT RIDER
THANKS SEWING Wick.
-FOUR MAIlNEBS
MEDNRSDAY E.i.
THURSDAY. at q.
FRIDAY, a. y
SATURDAY. at a.
EVERY NIGHT ct g.
ROrRSTRIANISM AND ATHLETIC WONDERS
THAT Is NOVEL THRILLING and SENSATIONAL
in he
VARIOUS SPECIALTIBS or THE ARENA.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES, PONIES, etc
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 5S5 Broad.
= v.r GREAT SUCCESS CROWDED HOU SIS night
BIRCH wAABoLD, BERNARD, and BACkUs,
FRANCISCO MINsTRELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

Receipts 3ole ss thru last week etpoT1s Gu.
-epondisg yesr Rcpss % l With 6s1
Of remaining stock lUO 10 he
300 900 making 900 all told Of s'" - bos
,hipmen far are Of last PROM ts
ing the advance abroad hoe a sihcg up o. ~ aosht
strong delegation visited lAe faIs I'D tc
.stonhed the seory.nen With their liberal hds-Etc
hr enc factories They took all the low rale'eo.hs
isalso I'VE factories the latter pnoe. Inc cs'e
saot.toa would not warrant these htu,s eut Pr iu
.. rprrs ~ the f.pv factories selling al ga %
Iosdon AMI "a in Liverpool The market tm here Anu .
.cton somewhat free many cheese of favor skpe &C
f0g3c x,th stimne lots Admit the at
s Of t 90 ng pce snoher lot h1S ecser ~ e1
~ facts I5c; go at s
Qsie; 46l5 Ice AHd 20 o. those Uhoee
chip. I6ic An offer q lt,e vas refused oaA' 10Y '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
COTTON MARKBTs.

Ro.ros No, y Co,op duu snd nominal; Mddngs l6le !
s.s 200 bales receipts, 800 bales eo,siSss iv' oAe' ~
! .t3 bsle.; TtOcE 900 bales .- .u4n;u.. ,s,
eIpOrus-to Britain, 2S 70 ne
Bremeu SD bse Genoa 99 bales stoe III o paiea
BALrsORE Nov z-Coen quiet and brni hddhsgs zoe
bales reoeVts 80 oOasiw1se loo Oai WAL ~
Lses eIports-eoawiss $50 baks stoet 3s5S bales, oo
kOkYoLk, Nov. Z2Cotton firm Low h1dhnss I9fc sAe
6.s ne, receipts 1855 bAs sIportt-eoAsause ~" OAe'i '
( ,bs5 bales. No.
wLssGroS Nov 21-Coon steady; MiSdiOg 1Sc sales, 20
b.e reoepv III bae ISS oAsi s'ocA
SIS bale.
CsAELEros Nov 22OttOnSeHes are asking higher prices bu
reoep 22lO bales eIpoo Britain ia bales coast
" 49, bales; stOof Is 65s bales
HosLE Nov 22-cotton quiet and steady; Mdding ls Gales
1000 bales bet receipts 81 bales bales total IsU
SAVANNAH, Nov n Cotton trm; Mddhrgs 154c sales pO
soet. "A, fJ7 bsles
a Cotton que, bot brn, Good Ordinary 1919
sales Ss t.ai ret rcoep $50 bales stOei ca b.es "
DOMESTIC MARKETS ~
Nov UplAnds UNCHANGED
Odesns ~ di6ie F0mD.cres dssHaBG supefhe e. 1885
sSZsi Suing heat BxTs Family IS i5o 50 81; PennsyL
less firm Iant Red s goa I'll "a Western Al as
leo Rye steady at gb Corn quisi old yellow
Mixed R,.,erb esdy state s5Gss White Vest
he-s Lard M Petroleum feysTish crude
Ht< RrtBsd, zJse Nhsly STEADY Western Iron g0~-
hmsAUEEK koy. Flos dull End nOaihsL declining;
Ne Mhvaasee elOt No. si~saSse ~ o. Dat. sra and
No. l. f5e Barley dull and nominal HOG
90 sra 50 rs Eeceipts2eo bib Flour s5oO htsa Wheat
savsrkns $sa SOi RrtTs ts9s6 IS Fs sieFs Is;
S3d 60 u.s. 81 25t
H., % 49, Western sugersne ~ S5iG
o. Tss6 s o. Fssly, 90 'sas7s Wheat dull; PRIME 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
6banksaiuine.

my JAMES KENNEDY, Pastor of the
IL Faah Reformed Prbyterisn Coagegaioa vii reaeh In ssn
seeohd., IhsnkssifinE TIT
NV s.th Al 10, subeet Eegoa EssHtal 10 ih LII al
Prosperity Of N.ion.-
ry,HE BROOKLYN TABERNACLE in Scher-
.rhor.i Si Ls wing services on ThtR'nAN
MORNING 10. by the Psor Rev T. De Nlig
9AIMAGK Services comnence q, III oeIosk
TTHE UNlVERSALlST CHURCHES OF tins
Cy mite In Services on THANKSGIVING DAY ~ IA oori
m the Divine Paternity o. fihse and for
hrh-s, nm by tbs Rev K II. CHAPlN, d. ID
vINEMPLE EMANUEL, corner of Fitth-avc.
.bd Furtythiris DSire service on ThANkSilNlNG q IA
oeieci sermon IN bHslh By Vie hsf JAhhe n btIhfN
THANKSGIVING SERVICE will be held IA
the Freuoe ds Esprit TO MORROW MOANING, =
lOi clock The Rector vil pteseh tsu Pa @A. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

EOR SALE-BY ASSIGNEE IN BANK
L RUPTCY-LAuRENS RAlLRoAD-a'lre Court Of The thliei
St south Carolina the matter Of the Lsurens Railroad
Cmrpv BankrpIn Banrulty By order Of the HOa g Bryan,
DsJuiee Of the United States for Sonh Carolina District vii
an Al publc ouerv City Of Coum. South Carolina at 10
co meridian on WEDNESDAY the m day o. De ember 1870 free
from All liens all equity Of redemption beng forever
barred AMI ABSOLUTELY forrcos the following property M The
TRACK and ROAD BED BRIDGES CULNBRTs MACHINE SOrS
WATER TANKS and STATION HOUSES, all the LOCOMOTIVE
CARS and MACHINERY and all and singular the Property sn A
personal every description Whatsoever q the LAURNs
RAILROAD COMPANY and all the ngh. IIveges 1nehisgs
held by the said IAURhNS
RAILROAD COMPAYY the following terms, Fotytso
thousand and the residue in bonds Of the pu
and three with interest at seven per
cent per annrm PAYABLE m-Annua and secured by morAge Of
The Provided that the purchaser shall have
leave to pay whole bid in cash II be prefers TO do 90
49, - JAMES NJ BAXTER, Assignee
Of Lsurrns Railroad Comranv.
NB-THB LAURRSs RAILROADS. tiry-hree miles IN length
,prnps from Laureusyie G. through productive c0tn
zion dens Iopus country and connecting at NeToery WIN
IN. GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD ANY Information
.seag the property will be gladly furnished
,ppicsnSn 10 JAMES NJ BAXTER Assignee Newberfy, = G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

Receipts packages for the yes Which sTs 80 "e s ' T
rcey hsvr have been made os ~ eo eSnu,
frequently lunfl az 80 huoh per
mark those known 10 be good
ns ouef 4 The mari poor lots loss off, Fresh eggs hold their
PskS j. los "a p dola5 O. Lined State ......'.ss as
n an Egg ats bush AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

rskeyv market in freely for Thsntivpg
fy TO-DAY the rain operating against
h trade Large for Tomorrow and II the rain
and receipts will low The bulk OF
rkeys to-day fowls chickens az "a lt Fancy
20 little higher parcels lower Veusou lot plenty
Live poultry slow We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
financial.


GENERAL w.sHIseros Len CoxPAsr.
35 CANAL-sT, NEw.ioKK, Nov. a. 1870
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of the
~ Stockholders Of the TON ICE COMPANY will be held
COMPANY 3sS Csnast, EevYork, TUES
DAY Dec H. 1870 10 O'Clock for the election OF I've Trustees
other business before the
meeting WIN A. BALLANTINE. Secretary.
DAYTON MICHIGAN RAILROAD, CNcIsslTl Nov Is 1870
NOTICE to STOCkHOLDERS.-Th Stock
~ holders Of the DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co
hereby ro6e that meeting will held the Office Of the COMPANY
Toledo THURSDAYth 22d day Of Deeuber d. lB7V a. 10
into consideration the propney OF issuing peeei
STOCK the Act Of AIr l6 d. 1870 entitled an Act TO enable
redeem their bonded debts BY one Of Tie Board
Of Directors r. H. SHORT, Sec.
INSURANCE SCRIP.
Il ATLANTIC. COMM RCIAL, NETWORK,
ORIENT, PACIFIC, and UNION.
Also,
AMERICAN, CONTINENTAL and WASHINGTON
Of all sues, WANTED by
VIM C. GILMAN. IS Pnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
YRUITs AND BkRRlE'

Reces pEg dried fruits Apples heavy and prices rather
O0 eng - bbs State &c 20OU Southern,
ls &C. and balance SC ~ bbs fine cut &C. p bbs sced e
Unped half peaches higher lev
selling bbS old &c 100 On 6ic 10000 10, DC;
peeled b East Shore 2lic Ten bbls Southern pus
brought they here. Five bbls
rsspSerres bb Bsckberes don't move
Of 100 bb is reported in Philadelphia at gc
parties coaro here AM nOmna hold them at Oc We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
NRw-YORK AND NKw HAVEN RllLRoADto.,
TERAsURrRs OFFICE Corner twenty seyenihst and Fcnrse
Nrw-YORK. October 10, 1870.

ITO The SIUCkHULDEKS.-At InttIIHg
ofts Company bell Their once in the
Tuesday, October 49, instant The following reso
tOnu adopted;
esolred q, nsnent Of TWENTY-FIVE $50 Dollars per share
upon scrip Company be and hereby called for payable
on TUESDAY, Januarf g., lS1L
conformity the resolution the Transfer Books Of this
be Ald
ooseI until Of January both days inclusive
when above
heir oerhAodes order that the payment OF
order OF the BOsd
T SHELTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

heePts 10 bales few more Bs'a1ns are arriving ara none 81
There little ~ be sad
eArns bop market dsnni from what stated last week
Ihooe gowhs oude tgures while medium and low
The Of really chose new hops
ey Keep price Of usom Tor some time While IN
certain he lower owing 10 Their great album
been inquiry the past week for e6 In most
wish buy such hops far below tbe iGe
hohder ant he trAnss hmited."
The carrying old hos In the city 20 great tha prn
them the country to be hell
They be had here for sass n We mote
o. "a Wconsn trash 5c AZ bales good STATE ef
II bales low grade Eastern l3c II do l4 IL bales
STAT lie p do lite IS Do choice lSe and ii pnne old S we
quote:
Aops State Pdm. D.....lsals Hops 0h Com to Pair SO
Pair. .2dl5 Do. Old Ods...'''''''' "a o
Do %. Old, Cool 5G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

To be obtsined anywhere
MISS MARIE KREBS's
grand CONCERT Classical and Modern sIoForte Muac
Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov p With Tie
oncso and IIAnh Violin. A.son One Dollar Tickets r
q stenwsy Hall, and all the principal hlsc store
nONATION VISIT ut the HOME FOR THE
~ PRIRNDLESS Nov "a, s7Ihe 4 en and patros 81 ne
Hon. T the Fr endless cra invited hr The Nnage 20 ~
lie ,tuon THANKSGIVING bay Nov "a btefcses j. the tfae
~ Ea Twenty b the ch iD Of the HONE" an - r 90"
se schools at ,, a Recess AID dinner or the CHILDREN 81
O'Clock.
MIR. A. A. FAVARGER's FRENCH READ
vi INGs Union League Club tt EsDAf AFIkFSoOa, Jocos
Clss. for ade peculiar plan for mastering frrcn o H
few more papls Lessons ri each MI tAN Ahpb'
Niath.t Home TAI p m
TI,HE FAIR in aid of the LADIES' BENEN-
i OLENT SOCIETY connected viii the Frs Open tonmua'n
Bs, Church Of will be open II her thurch seeifA
a. Two doors west .. weines Thur@y aud Friday Day
and Evening". November % p, aud . ADMISSION Ie.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESiGN.-Tho
~ Pur,h Winter ENHIBIi Ion Of PICTURES AL SttlPI Rs
NOW OPEN gnn dusk and WEDNESDAY, AMI SA HDAf
NIGHTS. Galeres-Tven ytmt.st oi-et Of foar.. ave
DONCONTs OPERATIC ENTERTAIN
Ii MESTS viii comm the Eth II DECEMBER $50 10 10
Union League Theatr Tickets the principal Music Stores and -
his private IeiSRce, - Letingon-aVe.
EXERCISE! HEALTHii AMUSEMENTi!!
Ia j WOODS Gymnasium. No East Tsestyesh.h-st, opes
from u o p IN. 81 year
vVHEATER TICKET OFFICE,
Il BROADWAY
RESERVED SEATS PoR ALL 1HEArBRS
BROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY,
ID ao Bro,d.av. consr Warren. Op-n lOto5.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-24
To CONSERVATIVES.


The Advertiser. having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
q severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption-is anxious to make known TO
his fsllow-sufferers thermeans Of cure. =
20 al who desire it, he viii send q copy Of
the prescription used free of charge, with
the direction for preparing and using the
same. which they will find q SURE CuRE FoR
CoKsyMPTroN. AsPBMA, BRoScHTrIs, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription. is TO benefit the afflicted. and spread
information which he eoneeives 70 be inval-
liable; and he hopes every sufferer viii try
may prove blessiug. : ~
Parties wishing the preseript ptisn, will please
address REv. EDWARD A. W ILSOHs
williamsburg, Kings Comfy, New ORR.
may q, '69.-lY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-24
Steamer Sunk.

The tow-boat Kanawha, Capt.
JAMES H. SUMMERS, sprung leak about
FIVE miles below this city, on last Fri
day morning about O'Clock, and sunk
in fifteen minutes, turning bottom up,
and smashing her cabin under her.
The crew barely saved their lives by
taking to the barges. One of them,
KERR, the watchman, was in his room
asleep, at the time, but fortunately
saved himself by coming up through
the boat after it turned over. She lies
in deep water, and is probably total
loss. 2- -A
She belonged TO the Kanawha &
Ohio Coal Company. She was built
at Wheeling about four years ago,
costing $50, 900, and was insured for
$4,000.
She had FIVE loaded coal barges in
tow, all of which were saved