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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24

NAVAL sroREsThe market Tor spirits turpentinc was
M IN yard There wsr sold 20 @
s s was f .sa saa At @ sos %s
sSc sss ss 5 & a ssi s s.
u Y lots as ysp Il r s 10 ..a g
g. saa widow va da and nominal small
obbng Other kinds dun but unchanged
PrTEoLnua~The market FOR crude, in bulk, was quiet,
there particular change to note in prices
sold s sS:p
abSv saphaa vas dull but @ prices
~ss duu Tic dsinaaa being light and prices "a
n9r es %na Mers more freely offered There
Sbls ior October On private terms.
and buyers option from January TO June
ss 90 .sss, in
rhiadelpaia The dull and prices generally
s tho PRICE, While sale. ds
livery ao 4 & o There wss 'ot so b ans
mored about bbs for November last evening At
ssd The marie, Tor pors the spo. dull the
h Sssc nE goa 5 IN ".
new mess November at s25i AGO old hovember
sSs % ssssy % ;Ho n s
s s, saf II: s :s..p price. sss s's
pacs ages, at 1876. 4 I6Ac for prime Western
sesm; 44c. for new Western, butchers and IlAc FOR
city steam heard Of sales for future delivery bacon
dull heavy; so boxes long clear I45c
Cot dun, the demand being confined small
ios prices steady Fhessaes confined small
lots prices within tho range Of 1870 for picked
hams, 20h &c. for smoked and 6aggcd do and l6c
nal At former prices Beet hams and heavy ANAL
sales made within the range Of 8c s2c Beef IN
bbs duh, but unchanged quote PLAIN mess III
q Ni5; extra do, Hl6 SIS; sales so bbls.
SHEDa--Grass dull and nominal former prices
quiet but prices very frn former
tations sales LOCO bags bombay Boston private termy
but supposed at 80 rs, gold, duty paid.
stGAa in light demand at yesterdays prices. A
business, amounting to 500 hhds on
basis Of Oc per b for fair to good refining Cuba We
quote CUBA nferior 70 common renning. Sc. gHc.
l0.se. loc prime 70 choice grocery le.c. 1lhc.
Be- Hsvsua-Bo1es Dutch standard, Nos z TO g.
CSC 93Sc; do. 10 10 H. s7sc 1890; d. 10 10 Is
le5c 1iMc. do, IL to 49, l1sSc 1zac. d. l9 10 90
I1szc. 13c. do white i.Ec. sl8Hc do No H. In bond
net cash gold SEC &C. Porte RicoRefn grades &C.
I0,Ic grocery grades, ehc Ike. Refined sugar was
quiet steady at xc h. crushed powdered and
graDulated and l2ss4c per ID. for soft white.
'STrARINr.-Thc demand confined to small lots. to
within the range Of lsc TJ9c. for common to prime
TALLow.-The demand active, and prices vera
more steady prime lots There 756 900 lbs
ssc &c. Including 100000 lbs prime the latter price
Receipts Ala bbls. The demand was moderate
and The sales light while prices without imuroys
ment about 200 bba were sold at 94 95c which were
the closiug prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24
curing the week were as fonows:-
THE MONEY MARKET.

The money market driftei steadily from six and
esveh to I'VE per cent Market taking stocks as the
hypotecated collateral In the latter portion OF
week the government dealers were freely supplied
1t four per cent.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05
7. j. EpwaRps. Stockton. ST.

The microscope shows the color of the hair
due to a deposition oipigmentin its substance.
When the hair glands become enfeebled, this
pigment fails. One after another the hairs
become white, or fall out, producing badness.
Badness is easy to prevent but hard to cure.
AYERS HAIR VIaoR stops it; even restores
the hair sometimes; always restores its
color. Immediate renovation is at once visi-
BILE; softness, freshness and the gloss Of
youth. This great ornament should be pre-
served since it can be by AYERS HAIR VIcoR,
which is beautifully clean and free from any
thing injurious to the hair. Tribune, Spring
cille, N. 7.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

During the supper at the ball on Monday
evening, roast chickens were so plentiful at
the second table, that ie person called for a
piece of chicken, he received on his plate a
whole one, stuffing and all, 1t being late
when supper was announced, and the appe-
tites of some being sharpened by frequent
dances, the consequence was that Mike Doyle
devoured FIVE chickens and il was reported
the next morning that it had foundered him,
but this report was false. as we found upon
making enquiry. Billy Fahey succeeded in
storing away three whole chickens without
or causing him any unpleasant
sensations. Ned Rodgers had just concealed
a brace Of chickens besides some extras and
was about to call for the third, when he was
reminded that he had eaten suf-
fcient for the present, and he ceased in defer
ence to the person who reminded him, with
his appetite about half appeased. They must
have eaten some old ROSTERS as they have all
been heard to crow frequently since the sup
per.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

THE FRENCH SANITARY BALL.-This Ball
which took place at the Turn verein Hall on
Monday evening last, was brilliant and
gratifying success in every particular, and
reflects the highest credit upon those having
the management of it. The hall was hand
somely decorated with flags, flowers, wreaths
aud evergreens in tasteful, and artistic man
ner and when seen by the blaze Of numerous
chandeliers presented magnificent appear
ance. AT the Westend of the hall were erect
ed two evergreen arbors from whence were
dispensed pop and lemonade and letters at
two bits each. Between the arbors was ia
BILE containing tides, pincusheons, fans. &c.,
for sale, and the proceeds of these sales assist
ed in swelling the sanitary fund. The ar
bors, post-ofice and tables were presided over
by some of the fairest of Sonora young ladies
in a manner to cause the quarters to leave
the pockets of the gents almost spontaneous
". The hall was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity for dancing by lively and animated
company, and nothing occurred during the
evening to disturb the harmony and pleasure
of those present. The music was excellent
and the supper was sumptuous, the tables be-
ing loaded with edibles of varied character
roast chicken prevailing, and for the moder-
ate sum of fifty cents for each supper. The
proceeds Of the Ball we have been told will
amount to between FIVE and six hundred dol
lars, after the expenses have been paid.
which sum viii be sent to france, to be there
used for sanitary purposes. Toomuch praise
cannot be bestowed upon the ladies in man
aging this ball as they have been unceasing
in their efforts to make it success. They
have accomplished double purpose, for
while they havs furnished an evenings en-
ioyment for large number here, the money
derived from il will be the means of relieving
the distress of some poor sufferers by the late
war in Europe. May they I've mean the la
diesl all live thousand years.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05
TEGEGuarnaC NEW $.

WnEEuSG, (Va., Oct. 2S.-The partial re-
turns to-day Of about ten counties show large
Democratic gains. Davis, Democrat. in the
First Congressional District is elected over
Golf. Republican. Ohio County increases the
Democratic majority for Governor to ass Al
though on local issues the Republicans elect
ed Sheriff and Clerk Of Court. the Democrats
gained largely in Members of the House, thew
have delegates sufficient, they claim, to con-
troll the next Legislature.
Nothing is received from tho Kanavha re-
gion unto his hour. Ii will be impossible to
determine the result ia the State till further
returns are received, although it is conceded
by the Republicans their majority in 1868.
has been greatly reduced, In all probability
they lose the Third Congressional District as
we'll as the First.
Twenty-Five counties in Western Virginia
heard from, gives democratic majority Of
). l46 over Stephenson. With this rate Of in
crease ia the State over the vote ct 1869, the
Democratic majority viii not fall short of
1900 Both branches of the Legislature are
Democratic, thus securing q Democratic sue
cessor t. White IN the United States Senate.
NEW York. Oct So.--Mayor Hall has IS
sued proclamation Offering reward of Sl0oe
to any one causing the arrest and conviesSsa
of any person guilty Of false registration.
Weston has arranged for walk of 400
miles in this city itwive successive days, com
meaeing November 2lst., for purse of
| S., 0o0.
An Executive order was received yesterday
at the Department of the Interior to re-take
the census Of the city Of New York. The re-
numeration will extend to a count of popula-
tion and only such particulars as are neces-
sary to a verifcation of the present returns.
Work will begin Immediately after the cleo
ton of the week, and will Re pushed to a con-
clusen within a few days.
The Police Superintendent has issued cir
cular to the force calling their attention to
their duties during the day of registration
and election. All Federal and State officers
must be protected in the discharge Of their
dufes, while access Of voters to the polls must
be kept open and unobs.ructed. 1t add that
there is no doubt OF the ability of the police
to preserve peace and maintain ORDER and re-
peats that access to the polls must be kept
open.
The steamer Pierre, which sailed Yesterday
took few recruits for the French army.
with eighty-6ve thousand arms, six and n
half million of cartridges, and q quantity Of
military stores and provisions. Her cargo
was valued at nearly $500, 900.
The steamer Ontario is loading a similar
cargo and will sail during the week. The
steamer LeoZessod was seized yesterday on
a charge of having been chartered to carry
arms to Cubans, but was released,aftcr
search
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

The late advices from Paris represent the
ardor of the people undated. There is no
doubt of their ability to hold out for weeks.
The supply Of fresh meat is said to be suffi-
cient to hold out until the 18th of December,
and sailed provisions for five weeks longer.
The stores are not judiciously distributed
On the 25th ult., riot occurred in the mar
ket of ACCOMPLISHMENT Des Batiqualles The
populace rushed into the market en- mdssc,
clamoring to be supplied with meat The
outbreak was suppressed without serious diff
fculty. The Prussians have succeeded in
placing batteries at Courbevie, Meudon and
Bagneux.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

CHANGING.-At the recent election in Penn.
sylyania, in one district as the negroes de-
posted their votes for the Republican can
didates, more than as many white Republi-
cans voted for Democrats, their sentiments
being decidedly averse to an indiscriminate
franchise. This change in sentiment must
also have taken place in West Virginia as
the returns received this week of the recent
elections held there show that the Democrats
have carried it by decided majority. In
1868 the Republicans had q majority of near
ly 5000 on the vote for President. The last
Legislature was Republican by % majority
on joint ballot. This year the Democrats
have carried the State by about 1900 ma
iority, and the fact of their having majority
in the next Legislature will insure the cleo
ton of Democratic u S. Senator next year
to succeed the present incumbent who is q
Republican, and besides they have elected two
and perhaps three Congressman. The result
of the recent elections in the east thus far has
resulted in the Democrats gaining three U.
s. Senator'S and thirteen or fourteen Congress
men, thus proving slowly but surely, that
revolution is taking place in the opinions OF
those who have heretofore sustained the Re-
publican administration.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

THE ACTUAL WINNER OF TUE BIG PRIzE,-
The following despatch, received in this city
to-day, November lst), settles the ownership
Of the ticket that drew the 100000 prize.
New York, Nov. 1st, lS70.-To j. w.
Seligmau e Co., San Francisco:
Notify Treasurer that we hold for Theodore
Hellman, number l54, OF which won the prize
j. w. SELIGMAN & Co.
The ticket named was one of the lot of los
forwarded 70 New York on the order ofSimon
Woimser ard three others. These tickets
were divided among the purchasers. and num-
Der l54. OF went into the hands of Mr. He'll
man. This gentleman is native of Munich,
a young man CT about % years of age, one Of
the firm of Seligman, Hellman & Co., of New
Orleans. and connection of the Seligman
family of San Francisco. lie is n cultivated
and worthy young man, who is likely omake
good use Of the money that has fallen to him
by such rare chauce.-BuHctin.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

Our neighbors across the Sierras are hay-
ing lively and interesting campaign. New.
er before have the people of the State of Ne
vada been so thoroughly aroused. The cor.
rupt practices of the radical gang who have
controlled the politics Of that section are no.
torious to every well informed man on that
side Of the mountains, and we are reliably
informed that many Republicans have re.
Gently followed the example of Judge BRYAN
in leaving the party. Major Bradley. the
Democratic nominee for Governor, is reported
to be gaining strength daily, and there is lit.
tie doubt of his election. The Democrats are
makinga glorious fight, and one that will
settle the business for radicalism in the State
Of Nevada.- Sacramento Reporter
C. w. Kendall formerly resident and
member of the Legislature from this county
in 1861, is the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress with fair prospect of beating his Re-
publican opponent Tom Fitch.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

NEVER NAUSEATEA WEAK STOMACH
The condition of a weak stomach was never
yet improved by cathartic drugs. They
merely increase the irritation, which it is all
important to allav. There is 10 preparation
in existence which so quickly ard certainly
relieves nausea as TARRASr's EFFERvEscENT
SEBTzER APERlENT. Its immediate effect is
to soothe and refresh the uneasy organ. 1t
arrests vomiting, or The disposition to vomit,
at once, and carries off without pain, through
the intestines, the morbid emetc matter
which is the provocative of nausea. dose
of the Aperient will always effec:ually "settie
the stomach" after a nights dissipation.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

A LADy's ENDoRsEMENr.-Mad E,
the acknowledged leader of the most refined
and fashionable society in the city of New
York, speaks of MURRAY & LANMAN's FLoRI-
DA WATER in the following highly compli-
mentarymanner, viz: cit has fragrance
as fresh as the odor from blooming flowers,
and imparts to the bath delightful buoyan-
cy. use it on the toilet table and the hand
kerchief, to the exclusion of oil other per.
fumes"
Ia Buyers should always ask for the Flori
da Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp,
New York. 545.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

TuoLuMNE AND CALAvERAs.-There is rea
son TO believe that the two counties of Tuol
umne and Calaveras, which for the last ter
years have rapidly declined in wealth anC
population, are now about to commence an
other era of comparative prosperity. The ole
residents Of those counties who have remain
ed there, Notwithstanding the general decline
10 business and property valuations, are be
ginning to entertain strong hopes that more
promising future is in store for them. Those
who have planted and cultivated vineyards
are already deriving a return for their labors
Mach of the land for years considered to bt
nearly worthless, has been found CAPABLE Of
yielding fair crop of grain If properly cul
tivated; while for the production of fruit il
cannot be excelled. The mountain ranges
abound with cattle and sheep, while many
localities are found to be excellent for dairy
farming. The various agricultural resources
of that section of the State have long been
overlooked, and are still notfully appreciated,
but it is very evident that hereafter these de-
cayed mining counties will constantly in
crease in wealth and Importance.
The foregoing is taken from tho Stockton
Independent and we desire to say that if the
people Of Stockton will urge the building of
the Stockton and copperopolis Railroad and
complete is to Copperopolis, the products of
our ranches and vineyards viii be transported
over that road to Stockton there to seek a
market. From any of the most thickly popu-
lated portions Of Tuolumne County to Cop
reropolis, the trip can be made there and
back in one day ard this is great desidera-
ton with the farmers, to start with load,
dispose Of it, aud get back home the same
night. To make the trip to Stockton now
with load requires four days and expenses
reduce the profits at terrible rate.
We can furnish gold, marbles. slate. soap
stone, lumber, wines, brandies, grain, all
kinds OF fruit and grapes that cannot be ex-
celled and these get to market only in small
quantities from the fact that it costs too much
TO convey them there. That road completed,
il would revive the dropping energies Of our
population, tie number of acres under cult.
walton would be redoubied in q very short
time, our taxes would be reduced, our popa-
lation increased and we would again become
q striving and populous community.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05
ssy- If your tongue is coated, mouth tastes

E@ If your tongue is coated, mouth tastes
badly, have poor appetite, feel dull stupid,
respondent, sleepy or dizzy, your liver does
not act properly, and nothing will relieve
and cure you so speedily as DIR. Pierce's Ait.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t stimu-
lates all the secretions to action, restores the
appetite and unclogs the bowels. As blood
purifier for the cure Of Pimples and Blotches
on the face, Eruptions, Salt Rheum. Erysipe-
las and all Scrofulous and Skin diseases it is
unequaled. No family should be without it.
Sold by druggists,
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

The surrender Of Basine is severe blow to
the French Repablic. The reports are that
the garrison at Metz became short Of provis-
ions and were compelled to capitulate to avoid
starvation. Other reports are to the effect
that Bazaine is accused Of treachery in sur
rendering before he was reduced to the last
extremity. They ascribe to him interested
motives in being favorable 10 restoring the
Bonaparte dynasty under his own regency.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARAMiRAcULAs.-Thi wonderful Medicine
is advertised by DR.. 5. G. Smith. 1t bears
many testimonials pronouncing its efficacy in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout and Scrofula,
and is receiving dattering notices from the
press, based upon the statements of relieved
patients. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine.
Ed. D. WENRAN. Travelling Agent.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

EVIDENCE From TnE LAND or GoLp l-"My
scald head, or letter, about which | wrote
you before, is all gone. Five bottles Of Bris-
tolls Sarsaparilla cured me. "--E. ToRBEs,
San Jose.
"Your Bristol's Sarsaparilla ard Piilshave
cured me of Salt Rheum that had suffered
with for seven years. "-R. JouNsoN, Mari
posa.
81 really believe tibet Bristol's Sarsaparilla
and Pills have been the means Of saving my
life"
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

HAYS You CouGH, Cold, Pain in the
Chest, or Bronchitis? In fact, have you the
premonitory symptoms of the ''insatiate ar
cher" Consumption Know that relief is
at hand in W,star's Balsam Of lFiid Cherry.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

There is an old lady in the State Prison al
Waupuu, Wisconsin, eighty years OF age.
She was sent there for setting Ere to q build,
ing.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

josh Billings says that Zone ov the hard
est things for emmy man to do, is tew fall
down on the ice when it is wet, and then get
up and prazc the Lord.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

A Western editor does not say a gentlemen
died suddenly: but that his ''scul instantane-
ously dropped its humanity"
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

You can't marry miss if you marry
VII dow.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

DR.. S. FL. HALL. This sue
eessu physician, since his return and consultation
with the eminent medical men in Europe is daily effect
ing cures that have 6eed the skill of the most eminent
physicians Special attention Is given to the Diseases of
the Urinary Organs-Primary. secondary and Chronic.
DIR. HALL has just published one of the
most AID interesting pamphlets on Marriage
nervous debility loss of energy and vital power indges
on pain IN the head and stomach weakness
and all those diseases that result from youthful foes,
excess OF maturity ignorance in natures laws with
treatment and cure This pamphlet has been the means
OF saving thousands Sent free any address on the re-
cept DISH cents in passage stamps by addressing Me au
thor RI s. HASTINGS HALL, 4o2 Montgomery Street, op
posite Wells, Fargo& Co.'S Office, San Francisco.
Nov 5, lST0-Sm
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

In Stockton Oct 10th, Hsleu infant daughtesof p. NJ
and Helen A. Fisher.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05
MaRRIED.


At shaws Flat Nov "a. 1870 by Rev. u. J. Lee. Anna
gin to Joseph Silva.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-05

Ed. D. WKSBAN, Travelling Agent.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-01
THE PROFITS.

There is a very general understanding among Farmers
as to supply and probable demand OF this seed No
reasonable man, who knows the facts doubts ior a
moment but that they will come into general use, Just
as rapidly as the seed can be lad, displacing ell others
from our soil If the entire product could be retained
in this country, it would require two more crops 70
supply the seed wanted. But it is rapidly becoming
known in other countries While we have not eourteu
foreign orders wishing to reserve that market Ior
another year, the few samples sent there last year nave
produced so well. that orders are daily reaemnsu slLom
all psrts of Europe. Even Norway Is looking 20 Us 4or
seed that bears her name, several important ofuers
having been received from there Nearly fifteen percent
of the last crop will be exported, and probably notle
than \ of the next will lind ready sales abroad With
these facts before us, we cannot expect a very great
rad,ction in price of seed next year. We have shown
that at price of ordinary oats, they are a prohtaDlecrop
At 81 per bushel, they will pay handsomely; but at 50
or "a il is an easy matter for a farmer to pay of mort
cages or build a new house from a few acres. Last
season a a-acre lot yielded S11-250 to a New York far
mer. a larger sum than he had made in ten years farIz-
ing A Wisconsin farmer did still better; and hundreds
have made small fortunes. These facts can be fully
proyen any day by undoubted testimony. While these
high prices last, it Isl speculation, but t Is safe aud
sure. We hope no farmer will buy this seed unless he
fully believes he is doing himself 4 greater favor than
he IS us. Many have thanked US for urging themtO buy
last year, and thousands viii do so next year.