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New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
POLICE MATTERS.
TRIALs-TRANsFERs-COL THE ELECTION
RETURNS.

TRIALs-TRANSFERS-COL THE ELECTION
RETURNS.
Commissioner Smith yesterday heard COM
plants against policemen referred to the Board the
charge that PatrOlman Joseph p. Byrne OF the
Eighteenth Precinct was drunk while in uniform.
censred Patrolman Lafayette Sharpe OF the Twenty
seventh Precinct refusing to inform an associate
officer and closed the testimony in the case OF Miss
Montaine Of Thirteenthst against Patroman Reardon
OF the Fifteenth Precinct whomshe charges with arrest
ing her without cause, having her locked up in the
Station House and subsequently committed to the JET
After the trials the Commissioners met and made the
following transfers OF Sergeants: Robert Sastie from
the Twenty first to the Twentyeghth Precincts Frank
Wetb eighth TO Thirtieth John Wright, Thir
tieth TO Twenty yfrst; Edmund s. Lockwood, Tenth to
second: VIM Young, Second to Tenth.
The following relation to the collection OF cleo
tion returns is promulgated to-day from the super
intendent's Office: 49, .
io.t viii be- used exclusively transmitting Election The only
ptou will be notifying Central Once Of seou disturb
No must be made be.sen one saoouse
and daring period transmitting the Election returns unless
You vii dispose members Of eomnsnd as to ensure the
Transmitting Of the Of each ticket the several
, 5eos q ~ mt mn~.tey by Election Dsirct once
You Election Dre, in foil Of the state
sTsph The O the once Of Goysnor 49, , - !, nj,
1nneep1 Poasess Fifteenth srteenrh Seventeenth Bighenih
and Twenty ninth Precincts will send their
retarn fo,a. On q 'ps. n.m ~ rss Tis msuoer
t he men engaged bringing the returns OF the canvass
he . ,os III III ss S1s ' % ." the special
painted the Reporter viii be furnished win enrhs
NJ oae.oo relative to the progress the will h answered
from Once ba. soon the canvass Of each nist eo
ets s rs.s s " S {. .% su. IN Ss a 70 every
io5 the biSs iu.use,or J.s.s KxLso Superintendent
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HORRIBLE BUT INGENIOUS.

SIR: Since our City Railroad Companies have
been deprived of the nice little commission business,
whereby for collecting oneeghth OF cent for Govern
men they receive seveneghths OF cent for themselves
they have adopted ingenious device for putting an
extra pressure that seat constructed to hold eleven,
is made TO hold fourteen. wide Punch. The plan is
this Boys of tender years-under ten and paying ac-
cOrdng TO rule halffares-are sandwiched in at
sutabie intervals This process Is continued till the
seat full Then, because these little boys pay for only
half seat they deprived Of it, and into the dimnu
tive space vacated full grown man woman wedged
The applicant for seat dslodges another urchn,
and another wedge is put in and till the compress
truly horrible to those experimental Some day the
conductor will have call In the driver TO help start the
man or woman who desires to assert individuality again
IL was whispered time ago that screws were o he
into ends Of the seats for the purpose OF squeez
ing in more passengers; but Il seems that equally
powerful agency has been substituted-the redge: -
: Nea York, Nov. 4, 1870. .- JoEG
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


TRoTTING MATCH BETWEEN MOUNTAIN BOY AND
GEORGE WILKES FOR $5O0-MOUNTAIN BOY
THE WINNER. 81. .....
There was good attendance at the Pros
peet Park Course L. l., yesterday, to witness three tros
announced to take place. Some disappointment, how
ever, experienced when 1t found that only one
OF the three would on Lucy paid forfeit in her
match against Honest Allen both with running mates,
and Tom Breeze paid forfeit TO Silver Tail In the $500
match between them. The race that actually came on
the match between william Borsts brown stallion,
George Wilkes, and James ID. McManns bay geldinR,
Mountain Boy mile heats best three IN FIVE in harness.
for $500 In this match Mountain Boy was decided IA
yorte the odds being 800 to go on his winning In the
first heat good start effected but Mountain Boy
breaking at the turn lost several lengths On the back
stretch Wilkes also left his feet and before he recovered
the Commodorus horse passed him. opened wide gap,
and came home easy winner by five lengths IN 227.
In the second heat, good start was had but Wilkes
went up at the turn, and lost two lengths. He again
broke on the back stretch and kept catching and break
ing so repeatedly that Mountain Boy opened so wide
gap that the distance flag fell the staiOns face when
the Boy went oven the score. Time, G253.
.... SUMMARY. .. .
PRoPRc1 PARK Corass Nov A-Matcb $500 mile heats best
three in Eve In harnep ...
J. ID. McMann's Mountain Boy Boy...................
W. Borsts br. George Wiltes es.....,..".......2 dis
Time-227, 225i
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

At the meeting of the Board of Managers OF
the American Bible Society 1.-THE death OF Vice President
~ the Society," Cen william Williams OF Connecticut was
announced and is auxaries were recognized-6in In
North Carolina in Arkansas and in each OF the States
~ nelaware Minnesota, Florida, and Alabama Com
pnicafions were received from Mr.. Duncan M Hendef
snn Secretary of the Valparaiso Bible society, request
sns An Additional grant Of books and giving epcorag
;n account OF the work Of the Society; nom Mr. GEO.
vrence Barcelona with gratifying statements ~ re-
sfon 10 the demand for the Scriptures in SPAIN from
the Rev p E. RydnE, Copenhagen with accounts OF the
ributiop OF grants from this Society and re-
onesting further supply, which was granted from
Xss Melinda RANKIN the Rev. John Beveridge as TO
The vork OF tho Society at Monterey and vicinity ana
tru The Rev George Cornish. Secretary Montreal Bible
socety requesting the appointment OF delegate TO tine
Jubee Meeting OF that Society TO be held on the th OF
January next =. A.. p...,xr.,,.r cor,
,,tttne on Freedmen, American Colonization society.
Tract Society, National Soldiers and sailors
0rnhsnT Home ct Warrington, d. G.; for distribution in
III m q NAVY from Key Wost. Fla; to the American
ssmcn;s Friend Society; for Copenhagen, Denmark 10
.o Rible society; 70 Bible Committee ut Zacate
css MsIico to FriendI Freedmen's Schools In y. c.
9Th many xrants 10 Auxiliaries agents. and Others
chieny n the south The total number granted - As
,es Including three In raised letters Tor the blind
The hooks granted In seven different languages and
- varous sirrs Arrangements were MADE for the ex
on the work in Mexico, and committee was ap
yninfrd 10 prepare o minute on the death OF Gen.
Willlame
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CRIMINAL,

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Hogan committed Andrew Dillon, an expressman,
for stealing OF champagne, valued at so from
in front OF the Of James Meyer, jr at No. 43
Beayerst Edward Enright OF No. II Greenwich-st.
was committed for having assaulted Robert Miller OF No.
10 westst, with knife The prisoner is brotherin-
law of Deputy Coroner William Shine and Dr. John A.
Merrill of No 16 Greenwichst, who was assaulted some
time ago by Dr. Shine, and talking with Miller at
the time says that he believes the attack Miller by
Enright was intended for him.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Justice shandley committed Edward Dwyer for
entering Mt. Charles A. Hiscotts house, No 2Os West
Eghteenthst and attempting to steal the family clock
william Parker charge Of stabbing Susanna Rufn
IN the wich dirk knife at No. "a Grand ST. the
October last Joseph Reford who had resided In
the House for two months past and incurred bill
Of $2s in liquidation Of which he two checks which
proved to be worthless.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
Garrett Bournes and Andrew Denniston committed
on charge OF breaking into the cigar store OF Bernard
Newman at No. 1853 First and stealing property val
ned a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE WHISKY WAR OVER.

The Fifth Ward OF Brooklyn remained quiet
v..srday "a tho military and Internal Revenue ocers
dd not yist this notorious whisky region Nothing but
the debris of wrecked dstiilees remain 70 tell OF the
80 ,.,d The result Of the raid nearly can be
s.cerssansd ct present. 10 - follows;
Trers were in a twenty three dstileries broken up
IN ,hsse were found on average six mashtubs each
,,h general capacity Of 800 gallons OF these mash
tabs three fourths were vsn nn.
male about gallon Of whisky which at the
,"arIct price about gallon, would make tue total
soss ~ sa0ustc 70 about e6,0oo which Will bring the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
AQUATIC.
AQUATIC.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club has closed the

The Brooklyn Yacht Club has closed the
season Of 1870 under circumstances that promise well for
its future welfare and prosperity They have recently
added largely their list Of members, and their Club
fleet has been increased by the addition Of II OF the
larger class Of yachts including the Madeline Tidal
will he held shortly and the prizes worth to won In
the late regatta awarded. promenade concert Will be
given fore the of November. The champion pen
nant OF the Atalant Club which recently by the
Qu Vvc was presented last evening. This yacht has
gone into Winter quarters at Glen Cove.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
TIE MUTUAL AND WHITE STOCKING TROUBLE

TIE MUTUAL AND WHITE STOCKING TROUBLE
From all accounts of the Mutual and White
Stocking contest in Chicago Tuesday, the Lake City
must pretty hard place for outside Club TO go and
hope ball from any pet organization there. The
evidence bear strongly against the action OF the
Umpire in the games Of Tuesday 1t did in the OF
the Umpire the first Chicago and Red stocking game
The Chicago people call the White Stockings the Cham
pions the people Of Philadelphia called the Athletics
The champions in June last Local rules may not recog
distinction between regular" and exhibition"
games hut the rules Ball Association do. The
Mutuals Of this city are champions.
The Mutuals this afternoon will play the first
game OF series with the Atlantcs on the Captoine
Grounds $500
A return game for the Junior championship
Of this city between the Warren and Flyaway Clubs
will take place Monday at the Union Grounds, BROOK
lyu, l.. ID.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
ATTEMPT no SHOOT A POLICEMAN

ATTEMPT TO SHUOI FOI'IVE"h''.
The John Murray Democratic Association OF
the Thirteenth Ward gave ball at Apollo Ha'i' on
Thurday night. About a. m, yesterday, humper oi
the members much under the influence OF liquor were
Twenty eghtl-t, acting In very disordery manner
They were approached by ROundsman Hubbard OF tne
Twenty ninth Precinct and ordered 10 make less noise
One Of pistol and, psinting if at the omeer
said with an oath: will make more noise II you don't
go away" Roundsman Hubbard raped for assista4ce,
and the gang fed The ROundsnan followed, when the
rufan who had previously threatened to shoot turned
and fred three times One Of the balls passed thro3n
the ROundsnans ovcrcoat, but missed his body Other
officers coming ND, the gang fed through Twenty.
eghthst. to Eighthave. down Twentyseyenths ST., ana
darting into some teBements avoided capture.
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.yp.ry LIVE sTocE uARKFT-N.v 4

Beeve,sppPy exceeds the d midps 7li9 bead 49, -,
OF fr equ a. Sf m h ~"
weight and obtained while for el ln d It W.
reduction Of from 5 TO 81 = l0 t en- M
a d9c toys-Ihs h1rs' fof'
medium, and fully IS n not TO- ~ ron al
week Erra command full prices sb.'p "
LambsThe supply abundant and The demand manly NM " W
Southern Markets dHl WIZ 80 a
~ Iii .loSy al the current or Of Lambs o,
and wspi al good choice stock She - ~ ~ q"
IIc Hog-ihough the incea the , q"
them gone through first hands Es The week 81 "a lnh
about n Michigan 80 Dno ~ "
Illinois at sS l5a 80 ~; to-day b. quoted h t"t
of from the TIE market closed dali ib
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THE ORTHODOX EASTERN CHURCH.
To rhe HdHor Of The rribsHe.og oi

SIR; Many persons applying TO- the under
signed with inquiries about the celebration OF divine
vice. according to the rites of the Eastern Church ne
feels his duty 10 bring to the kncwedse Of the public,
that for the present. until the erection Of % Orthodox
Eastern Church y Sew,York NO publc service yill be
private residence is exclusively devoted " tho of
the clergy and Of the mebers Of the Eastern Church
actually In New York NJ BJERRING,
Priest OF the orthodox Eastern Church.
Efr- York. Nov. 4. lSc .H'
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN DAILS.
sATVRDAY Nov s.

SATURDAY. Nov s.
via Qneenstosn and LIVER Oo rAnh = "
Washpetoen from Pier close t Pospres ~ u "
Supplementary Mai for paid letters only made mp a. Per -" "
n X and p. steamship sails at lAbbi''
deposited Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with dos1e fo~'
SUNDAY, SOU g.
All Mails close to-day at II o'clock The PostOfeb "ip n"m
a. 10. to II a. IN. ..
MONDAY. Nov.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR-THE PRESS.

apt,ins and pursers arriving rass,c
deliver addressed the Sewiork Assssd Fss sh
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W snonios G's
Agent News Of 1ses rhErSs
World Eyprsss EreaiR9 Post toansTrsal 6e,r ffoe'
Zeiung Yorker D,mosat shouli so he delivered ""' ="
be same
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
DECISIONS.

Supreme COurt-Chambers.- Judge Car
dozo.-Miller agt Glass.-Judgment granted VOORHEES,
agt. National Citizens Bank Of New -York-Defsult
opened on payment Of SO costs Judgment &C. TO stand
security upon defendant stipusting TO REFER &c. and
to proceed ON two days notice.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

BUFFALO LIVE NTIIh MAkhEI--N0N. 7
ths ~ -
the last wesk tie liberal supply caused dul NJ - and
closed tc lower h the trade day consisted = H o."
averaging LIS ~ at Sos - Indiana Ot3 m - si ~ 60
25 and l3 do 25 b at ~ ~ The sheep maet e''l
ersge weight d 72d76c, and 28 Indiana - te sversge AZ ~ ~
hut !c, lower yesterday sales OJ Les ONO 81 - "
S. III and 200 besA Michgan Al SO 30QtI.
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P4SSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM CHARLESToy-In steamship james Adger Nov t-hi
Hogsden Miss T. Flynn l. Benson, wife and chill . heh'"'
Mr. G. Qunard Mr. CLYDE Mrs Oolingu aud mad r. collin
L. Hall Madame Ringing o. W. Adams. r. q. Butd NJ ~ 30
g. GiGord D. Clark, -. g Dsaet NJ "a
rush Capt NcNelty.
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AnNrssION To THE BAR.

The Committee on examination of students
for admission to the bar will meet Wednesday next,
at y. m in the Supreme Court General Term ROOM.
Application must be made before that time.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....""

PORT OF YEw-YORK... K........................~Sos.t
CLEARED.
n TareSl Troai PSsdslphIs ANA Biz. richard fdept.
s.s-Ya%Ss ssGYG.sSg gsbn.as Pasa ssS. ss'RGs si.pde
Bhgs-In simmonss Points Pitre yirgns Johus,eH 81 Pr
sel;.-cG..dsI b.yi. Ss.,ysHi Sst,. Yn' si;n Isrs
Bsmh.l stout, savannah, wspels Pei ny, Port Royal C.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Washington, Jones Liverpool oe 20 e''"'"
s.esn.p J:n.. Adssr Le.soea ch.re..sn aus pas
steamship VIM p Ciyde sherwood PhilsdsIpais, %l,e.
sii,GGa s1 Ge Sa.S'; sss osa %ss ss'Ss c.
Brig Bsrr,oou,s. Knuy Gov Bay {. b.. u tavs coal
sehr Rio Norton. shulee n. s., 20 day, pllng
seh Clara Mongomer, BOrieu chales'oa dsy. e'''"n
sehr Lookout How,s Gace Bay IS da,s. sosL
sehr Elizabeth DE Dart low, Bangor Snssr aa.a;,,.
scHooNEEs-RvfR sSp .ossISi "sn,, p,,,..,..
ss;: ssas:'s cS%s. sa'ist f1l.l. f1Gaps
1a 4ns. ,S,,.s vaiss Bos,oa noa. J. L. M.oy Bosios
j. B simpson Milestone Pout hLce Ma, Providence
sss thssr % kss,r,sgS kr,,ssga A. NJ Asles E-b.ifpori
n,e w yo, ronm FW,,sthoor p &. saith BnIahrapU7
Ann E kl.eePon Su,srio a. PTsas.Spo d'1a
a.y ,s Msbos kIsssil.sH s sS,ss s;SS F.. g.
't'jy hsr has%i .,,sssbpor n B.oausela Erns,iaIsr
sc sssf iosi Resl.na E LSfsT sI.IoScd,I PSnl,pI cI
S,i:. T. Tsss&s @sSooi rrodrnce. T,,a Lewis BIdgpen
S S'se, s,.rSLd Portland, CT a. Flower. PorflAai a.
is iIsi.on aoeihDd t-1n isSassoa' f ss,a1 sss..a-
LP P %iTtP tP.s,sss.. ss;'ss 4 F..ssSais rsSsJs S's
J;. n Bsyrs, plo,dssse Ahia freu@nee
WIND-Ssase. light, vs. clear v
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sosrox Nov A--Arryed slcanship, Mcclellan IRON Isisor,
Ass phsdsirhs; snip Auds~ jackson IRON 'sas. bdrs
sAs FsssoIsoo Nov aSaHe hip Cesstaioa br slts Az
dyL Hsriot Rsias Honoau; Dus6lsn Neessss v W
FOREIGN PORrs.
3 G wyGs sre1sai Frsn'f o. Va. bcnisn, 6s vsIs.o
WHALER>.
Ban FmAScl.eo No, aAeysd rhaleshp nsa.hAa IRON the
Par Islands bLa oil Il cD 10 bOpe and 500 %
por:s Nat ships uberns with Oo bills OIL Emrs
oo DO By ice made August, bob q
eli saved The oloNipg wbars spoken
a; fona With 10 whales M.saha,sts ds tre'e DO Comet.
Jobn howisnd II do Thomas Mckrscn d.; sd DO
California u do swih 10 d. Helm Trow 10 do Apfofs
rouoorliA . do Josephine a do; kopols, . DO.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
The buzz Roekaway Bar L. l., canned
isTipg th, sab VI SUNDAY night asL
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total los By the raid to the Illicit whisky "rns" up to

about 10000
Supervisor butcher has detailed Mr. Patterson Of Col
,ectnr Fords office and OF assistants to make
inventory of the amount Of property captured aud de-
stroyed, and its valuation.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

A. MINIATURE ALNANAC.
AS MoSE ssts %
Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 6l4 Hell Gate f5
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE STATE of TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LospoS Nov tl:3o m-Conss opened at 9 for both money
and the account securities hrm United States Five Twenty
Bonds ls62 s9 1865 old. ssi; 1901 sot Tsnfores 87t Bile
Railway shares l9 Illinois Centrss llO Atlantic and Great west
en ~ - -. =, ,,,,u r.
LrvEsrooL Nov 4-1i30 Motion opened active hddHng p
lands Mddlng Orleans 9id9 sales Of the weef ITO bales
and IL 90 for specuoa; stock on band +6S
American receipts Of the week. 900 American zc Bread
studs 6mer A.
LosDos -l mConso sodsot for both money and the
qoet Illinois Centras l
FRAsxToar Nov LUned Sts Five Twenty bonds closed srmer
LlvrmpooL Nov +-3o m-Bresduf.-Foor declining Com
for New Receipts Of Wheat for the past three
days. 1900 quarters; 100 American -. -. -,
ospDs Nov I-Calcuta Linseed declining S9s Lnseed OIL
declining al f ISL Spns Petroleum declining 0eld per
gallon ~. r, g.
pnces fraction The following the Quotations Mil
ding UpsHis 9td Mng Orleans. SD Stock OF
hound this port,l llSl 900 bales; $1,000 American
oypoS <-l0 mCousols ccsed at 90 for and the
,coun American securities arm United States FveTwsny Bonds
1852 ssi 1855 ssi 1857 s Rne Railway shares
lg; Atlantic aud Great Western, 2st ... . - .
yxxPoo Nov t-4:1 D. motion huoysnt Mddhns Uplsnds
OH Mdng Orleans 9 Sales Of the day 1900 bales including
500 for export Wheat 20 10 GENITAL for California
White Beef Refined Petroleum, ll3id.
LoSpos, Nov t-+:O m-Taliow hrmer ss 2e Iurpsntne
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ss s.:s O. % ss .,..s s:, u T ssc %.'s @ %
S bush =, ,cess b sample e. l2 s2'o Red -
y. f:sd: 500 sa;s pT,s .'"1s o..
Sos a'sr % t 20 s. ssi s%%' Hs: Ii '@i S
LetI.vtr. so, .roe.eeo- a. hb s4a for r,.h
e ss ly%ss .- ,"' hsS SSsS a. F r. 's ~ Us .
a.. s nd ssssns sSSSs s s rd r9S G dT E, .." 20 @
pss S,; Ssls soc. and Es assyS il ,ai At s ooo M
II ri t. '' Te S'ffs "S s,J at 5' ... S,'G'sfs' -
0sw.oo Nov tFcer " rood aem.sasspd market .esiy: .
f., TSs SS s - o e Doas s 10 Ri spTs s a. - ~I y =
MI Minimize Sa ..,. G,'e 100 q q ms. s. No. Red t
sss ssy B.S s%es s1. I i .ss s'' r.. primo ma az
on (. Boiled y 8 t.5 U9Sslsd Tiv.. nrs..
%.n' sss. ssS ga I d... Ss sst n9 ~ Ing,
sst s1.' 4. gdS y 70 S,s.s + 1S a Sss % &
Sssfsrs S pu albany % %c Nj Nj RTs Sf r.. 80.
g 3d. 70 e. p G. e AR,S ~ NJ 70 s9 % e.; .Ps
ssps @ sa:s S sStS ssh Wheat s';a 5 Bs 80 s' % L. 1
.1. ..s p.psss ssT H. kor No iS, E. w
s. sS%9' svSs fso ss s1 E s' s % & XII XII ;ss S
5000 bb Poor q 600 bash whsa shpmens-ao bb' FoHi b.
&C cGsysLssS Gs,n Nov HeWbc.t da 81 20 No do
81 stesyi sales OH No at ne No 2do aits "'i'
1Is.sI T. Soy %~Wlss steady milling ssp;nd .,l', o. o.
s ',9as III in % | S .,' s S s.s sat-. s a cd DE-
s9sas csas. Fs s,, S'Ir term. @ @ %
la Asa.,a Wheat
oLsp1 Wv. vhl,a u.h..h a 40, No 4, ditto
s.se @ a1a s i ~ 49,. a IA Il ami.g
Si - ne D. ~ W sn"p a. 10 r. al a. No !
a, yss. R..e,.t p.i q a. So s,dro "a, No sprns
G 81 nt neeee @ s nei ans ~ To- ,S2c a. No el,s R.
ss f P os s .s.s. ' S;I I'S ~ srs & o,1 G' s
70 20 rfeBn. hSml@s, l ~ wr ~ 90 ~ es k.l
300 Dbl Flour sW sash Lelt iDyo olso ,NHn S.s -,
Oata shIpnene-sU Dds f'osf' iSV" o1sn "nea' Wv V
n 49, ,sSss 5 S:2 WIZ: ,:sSy, ;sy :Ge''
ehsntes. h5e lae' AM w., ss Ei,, ALL P,,rs n "a n
OF .osss sS'' ytoe, " Snvs,s cs.,ro o.. No Rcd
sr F' c. srr :. ess7ec os,. S.f AZ plaIs
s,qs. e.s,f
Dury oon =. cc1 % ~ =, n a., eIo,c.
- =. D.,
undresed, " oo desei bsggh ,s az 10 -. ~
Visions hTm and scarce Th go Duh ~ p. "a. se
istaloc Slen s1. oc a'n ~ 80, =, 81 so
Sa,'Ie sssaN az esn tYr 1ol 10 @ NJ, s gays
W" "eo''P'' ~" OOs r'oui' ''iVVV '''" '
COTTON MARKETS.
r.vo w. co,,o, .e,iv. tending M, Low sIsirg. ls;.e
s.iss 20 bales; net receipts. -"
cs.,,wis 90 7 ~ hres: sales ~ the We, bales
CRY Pofyr Va Nov l-Cton-Ee ,apt. week. LIS har
PRoypEscy r. f. Of the week 20 Bale
o.oD ..nnn he oiysr. Ntldiings lsc sss
receipts tSiO bales. eo1stwse ~ als.i toA "a - ., H,g,,
Great sntMn 70 .ne - ~ .ta h,Iss NJ, ,, @ a..
~ 20 ,,s -. .a.i.a 49, h.lss total "a on hs.,
tne We, $3.50 W ss =, CO sS b... 10 tho Cont
penBremen s3 bsles, cossuie sl bales
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
BASEBALL.
RED AND GREEN STOCKINGS.

In an the games played by the Mutuals with
the Red Stockings since 1863 they have never been able
TO win single ball from the Cincinnati Club. ID 1859
the Red Stockings defeated the Muuals twice and this
season they have won four games from them. The
scnres of these pnmee are as follOXs:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

MUTUAL VS. WHITE STOCKINGS.
These Clubs played four games together this
season. each two. The following the scores
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-18

gorged with eistern water, after which a
sealing plaster is put over his mouth,
and he is rolled in barrel four or five
times across the room, the choir at the
same time singing the Gold Water
song. He is now taken out Of the bar
rel, and hung up by the heels till the
water runs out through his ears. He is
then cut down, and beautiful young
lady hands him glass of cistern water.
A cold water bath is then furnished him,
after which he is showered with eistern
water. He is then made to read
the Water Works Act :" ten
times, drinking glass of cistern water
between each reading; after which the
old oaken bucket is hung around his
neck and fifteen young ladies with squirt
guns deluge him with cistern water. He
is then forced to eat peek of snow,
while the brothers stick his ears full of
icices, He is then run through clothes
wringer, after which he is handed glass
of cistern water by beautiful young
lady. He is then gorged again with els
tern water, his boots filled with the same,
and he is laid away in refrigerator.
After remaining in the refrigerator for
the space of half an hour, he is taken
out and given glass of cistern water,
run through clothes wringer, and be-
comes Good Templar. a
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Judge of Fifteenth Judicial Circu

Judge of Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
In answer to the calls of the bar and people
of this circuit announce myself q candidate
for Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit,
counties. tel ~ 4. .. fLlfflN. q
AT the request of respectable portion Of
the Bar, and of the people of the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit, / announce myself candi-
date for Judge of that Circuit The. election
is to be held on the first Thursday, being the
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April %, 1870. to"