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1ac cI1et States would remxtu ~ at prasent ~.
Ky lHesa1!E, vermont, which might lose one
NJ. aAIE5 argued that smaller dlstrtcts 1Tmff,
Mlake s Representation more directly fesponsbI. to
Their constituents fSA'os9 W
after further discussion the amendment tncrc,s
tuH the number OF representatives to 500 Mss rnn
CURED tn-yeaa 81; nayt, q. "S WI
~. MVntON 4oStu an atueuiment rennir,ro
lepoft " tho Superintendent Of Ceusns tn liz
sssleLaly y CT the Interior Of the results of thc
eLamelattng Of the population, so that tbe gecr..
Afs mey ascertain the basis Of rcpresen,stInn n
LIE STATES. Adopted IL
r, Amendment l!y Slr. TRUMBUlL: Tint in .rr.
Ha,e q a., .n WHICH W the neH appartlonmeut there
= .,s "n u the humber 0f Representatives.
=. ~ auu!aoaa number shall be elected to lhe PuI
r., Ionefess On the general ticket. unlesa
.nT - slate8 mare othetwlsc provided. Adoptcd.
rctn.t ,Ms ttenoioia9 amendments reported bT the
~el1l1+1ee " tHe Judiciary were adopted,
MESSAGE FHOH THE PRESIDENT
Ihe Vice President laid before tie senate a
messaee frnm the President On Cuban afYai,s-
which TEs read ~4A -41"''n'
J., ~ is conclusion Nj. SUMNER moysd to refer
~ - " u, Gommlttee on Foreign Relations
4 NJ. euERmAN rose to speak on the meseape
9at Eie!dtng to an apparent disposition Of The
q neuAte 70 Lake recess, said he would make only
me femarf that he understood the message 10 BE-
u procla1nRuon not to the American peGpfe against
interference with Cuba. hut to the Eubans 10 Law
uo#n fheir 211nR- He had never played into tho
1anua OF deuaSogues On the Cuban question.
fof one, Ttatercr might be the situation In Cubs,
he was unwilling TINT the Government OF the
United States should say to the Cubans, "lay down
your armA"
;, Mr: SUMMERS motion was agreed to and the
Senate fnOf a TocaR9
, 1870-06-14

CNcEsAT1. June 1a-Thomas Honan, dray-
man. wGs run over and Killed to-day, on Inc Mis-
slssippl Railroad, at the foot OF Nil! street
Nc have had Ruod rains the past thfee 0aTs
throughout the Miami Valley.
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TURKEY.
WERY TNnTF4

Coss1AET1HoPLR, June t3.-The reported loss 0
life and property By the recent eonagrauon is still
go conflicting as to be worthless.
, 1870-06-14
4 Young Lady Killed by a Rejected

QUINCY, Ill, 31na 13.-NeWn was received here,
At late hour last night OF one Of the most brutal
mnrde1s that the calendar OF crime has ever gwen
my account Of. The particulars are a folloWH:
1t9 Ahoio aummea, highly accomplished and
, 1870-06-14
snuTH AMERICA.

LISBON June 1a-Advlcea from the Argentine
Republic By way OF Rio laneffo, announce the de-
leat Of tho insurgents IN sharp battle near the
city Of Montsrideo..
, 1870-06-14

LtyKRrooE, JuDe 13-t1:18 q. m.-Flour, 2ss.
Winter wheat, % sd9aa ID. Red wheat, n, White
Nhe4t, 1Ds Sd. Corn, &a I'd.
Pork, 1o3k& Lard, 7A
, 1870-06-14

QUESTION.
HAsa1sGroN, June 1a-The President sent the
following message TO Congress late this after
noon: ,....,-...
In 1uv annual message TO Congress at the be-
s1nnit1c Of ita present session, referred to the
s:onttsi which had then, for more than year el-
ietetl tu Euba between portion OF tts Inhabitants
and the Government Of spain, a1d TO the feelings
and sympathy OF the people and Government Of
the Tinted States, for the people OF cuha as for
81 reonIe struggling for liberty and self-goyern-
1ref 1ud gR1d that thRt the contest has at no time
~ssn,ned q condition which amounts to Haf In the
ee1se of International law, or which would show
4he existence Of de fneto politca! organization Of
she Insurgents sufficient 10 justify recognitl?n Of
felltccrgncy, During the sd1 montns which nAye
Yaseed aimee the date Of the message, the conllt-
44tnn al the Insurgents has not improved, ana the
fnsurTccton Itself, although not subdued, exhibits
no signs Of advance, but sct.1ns to be conunea %
an irregular system OF hos.t1lnes, carried on ~
small lands of armed men without concenti,ton
1hrouHh the woods and spatset! W.. 49,
regions Of the island Attacking from am moGsn,cnn,
yeyancds and amMl bands Of troops, ana oalnln4 otn
plantations and estates Of those noI u t50patns
1ilh their cause. But the tnsusrecuon h1s ~.
az1iued ground. 1t II equally uue that hpa!n nss
Sot suppressed It. CNmate, diseases DC, ,aAYe
@nrked destruction among the soldiers OF SPAN
end. tnuuRh the Spanish Government has posses:
sinn Of every seaPos& and town, they have mol
S,een abe 10 Bubdue the hosule fecl
- winch has d1tven oonAdesaose
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sener s Be- :c:'-; vineyard. worth 93,0oo.
stephen Il. Nj its lest 400 acres of wheat,
ana Jchn Forste- lost 200 acres Of corn and
"heat. Conaidcraiae damage was d,no in the
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The rain Of yesterday prevented the playing Of a
game By the White Stockings, according to
programme, but the deprivation will be more than
made up this afternoon, when, weather permitting.
the much-tRlked-0f game between the Chicago
Club, and picked nine, with Meyerie for
pitcher, will take place at Dexter PARK
MererIe takes an immense interest tn the AZ
ranRcment, having picked cut q team which he Is
sure viii make stzung pu1 against the pfofes-
slonals Hls selections include the very cream Of
the amateur base bah talent OF the Aty, 8nch as
kearl, Pullen, and Aston, OF the Garden C1tys; /;
Lynch, Halloran, Reid, or O'Neill, Of the Etn2s;
Bredeurg and Taylor, Of the Athletics, aud White
head, Of the Amateufs-all capital players in their
respective positions, and all strong enough
at the bat to give the White Stockings
plenty Of fielding. On the part Of the
latter the game will be played as Though 1t were
against regularly organized and strong club,
there being wholesome appreciation OF The NO
cesslty OF eharr md asslduous PRACTICE for the
great contest of Thursday. Therefore, those who
visit Dexter Park may be assured Of seeing some
Tine pay On both sides. The aduAs sslon fee Will be
but twentynye cents the regular price Tor all bnt
games with Visiting clubs. In case Of rain, the
game viii be played Tomorrow.
GAME AT EyAEHoN.
On Saturday last the Evanston Club beat the
Balttcs, Of this city, by Bcore Of &8 to Is.
THE RED STOCKINGS AND ATLANT1cs
An Eastern paper states that the Atlantica1 OF
Brooklyn, have acceded to the terms proposed BY
the Red Stockings, and the tw0 clubs will tEJ Con-
clnsions to-day tn Brooklyn. The Reds play the
Eckfprds on Friday.
, 1870-06-14

Pn1lADEIrn1A, June 13-A German discharged
nom PIessen's lager beer brewery placed key Of
po"der 10 'front.' Of the building, and set ire to q
fuse, but party discovered 1t In time to prevent
an explosion.
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUNE IA. 1870.

and ta one Of the most enterpzising stock-rais-
eru in tho United States:
aAAA " 14o1oUGHB0Ko H1nCK, OAKLAND HxRD Or
D. =. A'Au.L.AN, At tKiIA, 0uEQ, 1UHK &
TaNH- AN, BuSN. Pies.
, 1870-06-14

AsHLAR LODGE, No 9oe, F. AM HesuIs
reorganization viii he held THIS EVENING. LII thei
Ma No. g peaIborD-st. for business and work "a II.
DeS!ee. Whiting brethren cordially Invited 70 T.
tend. By order Of the ". N.
9: 8. CKANY. Secretary pro- tem
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BOWEN,
HUNT &
..WlNSL0W.

In order to close ont our en-.
tire line Of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, We shall offer them
this week at prices very much
below their present value, and
invite the attention Of buyers to
some Of the most DECIDED
bargains to be found in the
market.
ID & II Randolph-st.
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,;lrtn..nh Market,

SAVANNA. December 94.-CCrfuN.-ThC mar
keL openri with i g0Dd demand ANA vas very
firm. the ,!e,DaHd and nfnnosi hL- been well
sustained throughout the week, ahd the lies,
which have ucrn but $500 bairS, would have been
much larger tut tor the bad wcalIerand the III
ability to handle cotton, owing To the election.
Holders have been u.iahr Ia save cotton sampled
AMI tile stock offered during the week has btcu
very light.
The stock on hand at the close Of the market
yesterday was 1888 bales upland ana IG3 bales
sea island. Tile receipts ut all the ports 1901 up
1861 2S7 bales; the STOCK on hand III all ports. 10
latest dates. reach 1878 bales, against 3S3 zoo
bales the sIme tine :rt year.
SEA ISLAND lille sale, this week nave bcen
llIht on the nasIs OF &c for medium line Flor!uas,
and 30a33c for good cean cot OH. with Some Grni.
ness. The lower z, a'les are DIuch neglected. Re
ceipts continue night. and ihc dellGad ~ very
small, III nUr buJ The hc!ter yraiei are sought
TOR. and they b"img scarce, bu. c:s ":.a no. "ps-
rate.
KEGkIpTS.-1hc receipts at tits per- Tor the past
week hAv. .crn 20 1a3 bales Upar ana I'D bales
sea sltli@ irGIa Inc following sources: Central
abroad lG.Gl7 ha.eS nptnu; AillnllCand Gull
Knilrr.tl Gy45 ,.i,gS GrlI!d aud IS bales s'a ISL
andS: AuC,li,:t MIA : 2i27 hlei up!aHd; Florida
UUals IS na!cS upland aid 80 bale, Sea lsanda;
wag.il:s ;.ld 4. ..:C. - yi.l., upland ald u oalcs
Sea island.
EXruRTs.-'rhe exports for the wceE have been
2j rg0 uulgs upland und 2S3 naics sen island, as
iOnws: LiyerprUl l.. .593 bales upland; New fOrh
i790 bales upland ali 25B b lies AcL island; fh!a-
dcIpti. III Ua.c8 upland; Baltimore lNl bales UP
Land; Charleston bac; up.ali ailu IS hi es sctl
is!iL1: i:;is:an l46l ha.e1 uLlha; Amsterdam
l2li Da"s upa ID; Bremen 3slS b.. eS up!allu,
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IIayunu Market,

HAVANA, December LITTLE week has been
slow in the sugar market although there has
been much talk Of contract concluded for 10000
boxes, hut no reliable data seems to be known
10 brokers or dealers. Other sales IN four 10 s.
275o boxes and 1900 hlds. at Matanza' Quota
'iDns as last giren for whites, through, Sj7Sa7
per 100 lbs; yellow, do. Nos 13 tn2o NJ s5a6is do.
brown. TO. Mes. II and IL at SIAliM tic DO,
ctcuruc,ios, TO-, Nos. 7 10 10 at S51;aiI do. In
other "a Sc We have no trausaclipn3 10 make
basis iu,' quo a;ions.
Shipped daring tue week hence and from Ma
fanHas. ~ 10 bOXcS and lis !iis., which 10
The United $ta:c., S2aI boxes and i7S h!Id!i and
balncr to Europe; for Spain Gi0 boxes. and 10
Livcrl 00l lTi9: leaving slucES IL the Two ports
equal ~ %N,i2l b%cS and 3lj hiid'.. asiiaS: !o:
equn a"Tioa OF 1879 of n.O3l boxes anil 3"2l hhIs
Ncxi a vice. viii give shipments TO haic. IN
malasses there is ~ set 10 accumulation of stock,
AMI Etw ,rnpls no5 IN quantity u SAT- Drivers;
said 10 have been made ollie s accepted 4; Car.
,ieaas ard haan2as for two or three cirgocs III
fru,.. 3Go o 400 his. each, at reals icr cl,ycd.
u d j:i for NIL cDvado. IN tobi:co-The season.
b. abundant E.ht showers, haze been faTura IL
10: tUgaG pa:is. hut holders !ia c Eut a!':t' u
from their extreme prcIen>!nnS; wherefore
transactions have been less this VICE; than lhc
PREVIOUS Ncw York bu' c!s are not i'll ihi, woei.
Cigars luil the I ONG, with oGdc's Sct waiting 10
be Lel Ua The factories Of bet &c :'u!a'lon.
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BOSTON, December 23.-COFFEE.-rilo maract
for cuncc icnlains Pretty much the sainr In 81.
DunIs.u the sdl"S have bcea GOO hagsaL about sr,
geld, in bond, for COMMON, ami hu0 IN fG0 bags
Care at about o., gold, IN hOnd. Java coaiiGucS
10 bc lahclI in small iuls a. 2lla2!c, gold; a!mi
i:lu ut Il halSc q ib. god. Mocha Is scarce AMI
prices are quite nominal.
CoTTUN.-rhe market for cotton Was guile dull
ear Yin the we,k hu5 villain !efT lay- here Has
been quite reaction, and the decline has been
TT ly r, co, cred. Manufacturers have been pretty
well SupplieA by recyIL arrivals, bL are purchls.
ing To !, fair extent and we quote ordinary at
,2tial3tsc; good ordinary 1T ll:sal5c; low m-
ding 1jal5tSc. and midtlng AZ ljtsa!0C q 10, in
cluiins up!ands a,d gull. The market cioaes quite
1rm a. lie prices
DONEsTlCS There has been rather more ac-
uvty in colt ~ goods, bill. prices have rll!ci in
favor OF buyers, and tile market has now reached
comparatively low figures for a.! leading sti les
In wvO:leus very little has been dane. Some light
goods have Dr,a iakenby clUthiers. but holders
Of heavy goods arc closing out stocks III cuiipara
lively low figures
GUSNY BAGs.-Thcre have hcen sales OF 12j
bales at lShal9., currency. aTd market firm.
GCSSY CLuTM.-Ihe demand for this artic!eh 2s
bc,n qu c moderate, and tile market IS as dull Us
previously noticed The sales have bcan ut ga
2Ir per yard, currency.
NAVAL SToRES.-lu spirits turpcutlnc The sales
have been in small lois at 4SaI0c 4 gallon. Tar
il aiIct, with small sales 1t S3uS 2j p bb.
Resins arc scarce and held higher, with alleS OF
small lntS III sumc advance on previous rates.
RICg.-There have b..n :alss Of 1U0 casks Caro-.
liul at oI<a7C q lis.
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New York Rice Market,

From the Daily Bulletin, December %: There is
very dull market and nothing Of iEterc-t 10 mi.
wise. The call Is only for jon lots, and on these
about former prices are current. Sales Of so tcs
al 6ha7c. cash.
From til" journal of Commerce: There L. n new
feature 10 n0te. The offerings are as yet light
but are fully sulilceht 10 meet tle demand. We
ole 8iEaTc; saes ~ tcs.
Frnn the Herald December %: Carolina wa3
still SLOW Of sale, There being but little demand,
but prices were unchanged. a few small lots
were sold az lrom oIac. t. IL. fang0on dull and
nominal.
From the World December %: The demand
moderate, and the market generally dul and un
Interesting. Sales OF few les. a. 6Lzcaic. Iur
Carolina.
Prom The Daily B1llciln, December 2S Business
continues to drag a.ong sluwlY. aad lh2 market
Is without life. Prices quo cl as before, bat
gen rally nominal for Wholesale lots BIes o. so
tcrcc5 Carolina at GlSa'o.
Fruin The Journal Of Commerce: There IS no
rev feature To note. Tie dc:n MI is limited, and
holders arc lycc sllcrS Of The small Quantity they
have OIL hand We QGuLe Gtia7c.
From tie World: The market sloT and ul-
cha 'rcd hGt wl!EOut ni!lGii strength. Sales u
~ tierCes Carolina 1T 6Eaic c:lsiI.
From The i!rgdi: CarriIlt was steady st SKA
II, with sIna.l saias witi.in tue range RangGou
was d-il an, nG.ul!ial.
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pentine steady at 46c Rosin very firm at s2 l2E.
Frelghts hrm. Stocks strong but very dn!li COY
ernmcnts weak and dull; Southern, nothing go,1 d9
ing. Cold I0salUSS. Money easy at I, gold.
Eyenlng.-Moncy decld; dly easier at Cal, with
exceptions at rer cent. sterling 'lull ana hom!'
ments very dull but steady; siX-twos ~. South
erns dull Tennessces 63; new c. Firslnias %,
new G3. LouisianaS 10; new g.: L"vees u; tlehis
81. Al@banaS l0CH; fvcs 10. Ge0rEils oi; sewers
91A. Horlh Clrolinas A! {: new 23i4. SOUTH caro-.
linas 81 new OK. Cation quiet; siies 300 balcs
at 151c. Flour q shade tirmcr; superline State
aud western So l5a5 10. Wheat nrin; winter re'I
and amber Wgs:cru 81 i5a. Il. Corn active and
firm; new 74a76. PORK lrmcr at go. Beef steady.
Lard irmer; Kettle l23lalS. Groceries dun nd
val st IL steady. FIe ght: quiet and very l!fnl.
RosTOS. December 2l.--Co!tcn dull; mlldlliIs
15sal534c: net receipts 50 bales; gross 800; :fcS
$50; stOc.: $500 bales
BALTIHoRE, December a4.-Fonr active: ship
ping nra'tcs higher Wheat unctl;itlE!ed. Cof!i-
%hitc act;v. yellow dull. Provisions roninaaT
unchanged. WMskey g3a9ic. Cotton dnll and
gross 53j; sales 500: siGck J. ,425.
CINClNHATI, December A.-!iolr steady Aid IN
moderate demand ~ s5 30a5 30. Com scarce ana
higher ut !5ic. Ness pork ~ light henhli" at
SD. Larf! firm at 1la,lisc Bacon In light Ge-
lnan'l, and holders firm: shculcrs loc; Gear rib
11!5e; clear sics l2c. Whsker SIC
Wllhl%GrOS, December A-Cottun qHlcr; mi'.-
l,inGs l4llc; llct rcciti 81. baic: aXpprts coast
Sisa So;; sork GI. ha!c9.
NORFOLK. d cc!niIar al.-C0!ton quiet: low mill
ding l4'ial+iac; net receipts l0f bales; exports
coastNi'e 5Go; sa!cs 100; stock 900
Augusta, ga, December .l.--Cotton market
quiet at l4lc for !nit;d.lr; sales I35 bales; re-
ceipls l1G1.
SAvASNAI, Decamhcr o4.--crr;oa qucr, with
light tt2glr.@; nii,liinss l4$c; nj receipts 1897
bales; cNpn:ls 10 Great Bci!l!n 9jia; sales Io1;
sioc; I22.24'.
MOBILE December al.-Cotion quiet; milllings
ll!sc; net receipts lI3l halc;: cXpisis cjastwisc
AIS; sal GG0i Stock Bipl4.
GALVESTON December 2i-Cotton very firm:
holders ASK higher rates; gohd Ordinary I2iia
12Sic; nc. receipts l76i bales; exports tn Great
Britain i274 coastwise 1G sales 65o stock 30, 500
NEW ORLEANS, December :4.-Coiton steady
and IN fair dcnaHd; mld1lings 1a;sa14iGd; net
receipts g9JS bales gross 1929 bales; exports TO
Great Britain 1874 bales; to llarcclona 33sl bales
to Queenstown 2690 bales; coastwse 425 Da!ea
sales Sl50 bales; stock lSj, 2GG bales. Sugar III
fair demand; prime e2<al0c. Mola:s-s firm: prime
5jaj7c; chuice GOaGlc; all others unchanged.
S!erllug 90. Sight !haI<. God 1875.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship soarh Carolina. Beckett,

Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New York
left : inst. Mise. TO Wagner, lluGcr & CO.
W \ CourtGnay, j D Aiken 4 CO, southern En-
pres, Company, S G Railroad Agent. c Il 5 al.
road ca, AGums, Damon & 90, J :; Adger e CO, e
JAS Aiger C co, " G y Ashton, Apple, Baycr
Krcssrl Jr, g I;trbuSsc. " VI Elri & co. f. E Eri-
fO!.i, ii Eischotr & CO, W 5 Gssrli, n Htlsto!l y
CO, T SonnelI, L Boyd, f 7 Brown, II Brown. j p
Brown. J = Euckingcr. = Ia BlrhauS, Cameron;
klry & CO. NC BuXbaIn. II ClilEec y CO. I
II Cater Canpsen & co, l. z COrdray. II DAILY, J
Douglass, Elias * Bro. Craze Boy lstol Il co, J 5
Fairly I. CO. u L Fleming 6 Co. FOgarlic'a Book
Repository, F0rsythc, NcCOnlb & CO. Fnrchgotf,
Benedict Il 20, c GraYeley, II Gcrlt' 4 CO, P Gu.
l.nin, G S Hacker, a j Harris. II d IfaYrv, J II
larrodt, Charleston !Ioteh N !, Hunt lirnlan:
q II JohnsJn Jnhnsi on, Crews s. CO, krllr, IL
l. wton S Co, lilinck, Wickcnbcrg co, Hlnsman
Bros, D krackc. Laurey Alexander. Coz i.un-
low, G J LulIn, J Malsen, 5 Marshall, MnrSlal
& Burgc. W M,,ttEieSsen. \ Icrnaugil. } G Mlnor
& co, ncDuG Cohen, w a Mcr;cns, McLoy & Rice,
Muller 4 Wlc,crs T Murphy. NJ IL Nat'Eirr. OSrrn.
dorm S CO, B O'Nelll, ID O'Nei Il son. i O'Ncill,
PP Association, Paul. WEIGH & BrandcI, JAS r
IrIngle SJn, q = PoppenEeiln, Ravencl & co: w
p Russell & Co. e >tack!cy, w Steele. ID K smith,
+ |; Stod,lard 4 co, II Steitz, Sto, Webb CO. DR.
Shepard Steflrns Werner ( DucSer, J 4 Read &
CO, J + Taylnr E co, q Tctlemann. Thompson. a
l. Tyler K Thomlinson, T Il Warng. A Weon,
Cogswell, Wrth e CD, G Williams CO. w
Yates. Experienced heavy snow storm to Hattie
rus; from uaLtcras, strong westerly gal.S, with
heavy seas.
Steamer Dictator. Mcmillan, Palatka, win jack
sonyle. Fernandina and Savannah. 100 bags
Ia ID Aiken I: co, WLte, Fraser & Dill, W II
Lawton, Pnckney Bros, Reeder K Davis, W VII
.i:lns Son. Macquccn K Rscse, G W Williams
co, Caldwell < son, ] i O'Sei!l, Southern Express
CO, II Kla!tc Il CO, Stoney & Lowndes, Ven.
ming, Cocp, uanckcl " CO., Robson, aad b
O'Spill
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EnsI,rslluY lE,L.k et.

CcLUNnus DcceGhrr 81. -rnIToN.-Frlday
oar uarLct s,nwcd good Ia."nud, IN under
rE SiiulIiiis -! IIvOT.t.rt: ai'icG1. Prices we''
iGrr luti f'' err e..!.: III bill. ~ lc i'i!uwi;@
race.: Ord nuy ilr.;; go "rdinary l2;f.'
TX; ip: ml'.d.ilI !..i:i';r: nil''b!ii!, Eii&c
:,;,,,.s ,,I Inc g.c: JGI i,,'>.-3&t ~ rir"iein
c'drr>. ." . Nr:ii;a n at. La for no ihrGi
spnr r. !! !pi .;il:i: G,n-.'::. .''.l. NrS Ie
ci.p C. bales. .:iih-. !r7i tlc pre- itd- ohe,
alal ;JSi tie curfc-.a:.'!!.S n,c'. AS Se-soh;
s.ipa MS 81 n.,ias.
SOCK un !lanr! :Senielibcr /, ls5u...... 1,;I2
':e.'':EGt!- aS. wCch. 3,5r9
hcceiyc'i previously Y.............. f',aal--N5.''-
TolaI ,......,.... 4i,0n!
Shinp.,i ;li: ", w,e;....,.... q; 2337
5uipned previously. ly............... o:,io9-"i' 80
StoGs December % .s?O....... 12S-8
On III: week The SlOc: has increased l236.
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The Aged Stranger.
AN INCIDENT OF THE WAR.
GY BRET HAGTE.

81 was with Grant"--the stranger sala'
Said the farmer: Say no more,
But rest thee here ut my cottage po,Icu'
For thy feet are weary ana s01e'
I was with Grant'-the stranger sam:
Said the farmer: NAY. no more
lprithee sit o. my frugai ooaru'
And cat Of my Eu!no.e slofe.
uUov fares nv boy-my soldier bog,
or the old Ninth Army corps
warrant he bore him gallautly
In the smoke and the battles roar y
u; knew him not," said the aged man,
land, as | re markell before,
was with GrunL"-"Nay, nay, kno",
Said the farmer, 'Say no more;
"Ie fell in battle | see, alas
Tnou'dst smooth these tluinS' o'eT-
Nav, speak the truth, whatever IL oe,
Though il rcnd my bosom's core.
GLOW fell he-with his face to the ioe'
Upho,ding the flag he bore!
OF say not tsat my boy disSracea
The uniform that he wore =
81 cannot tell" said the aged man,
"And should have remarked. before,
That was with Graut-in Illinois,
Some three years before the war.
Then the farmer spake him never word,
But beat with his fist full sore
That aged man, who had worked LOT Grant
Some three years before tue VAT.
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has been dull and declining; mddngs l3c; low
middling 1879 good ordinary 12}G; ordinary ll2s.
MACON, December 23.-Receipts 92S bales; ship
Inents 432 sales SCI, The market hrm, With
extra midliings at 14c
MONTGOMERY. December o3.-Gur cotton mar
kctis active, with general dcmanl; lo'- mildliuS
l3Ial3Ac.
SELMA, necenter 25.-There were sales yester
tlay tn the AMOUNT OF 500 bales. Low mlil'lling
1870. The d. maud was good and general; mar
ket qnict bat 1rn1
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Per steamship Manhattan, for New Ycrk-,:rs

Per steamship Manhattan. FOR New York-l;rs
J L AtlHlis. I Fisher.
Per Steamship South Carolina. from New York
Nv Hall, W TUnlln. i VcrtlCr, " Tachr, ID M
Sheppard, DR. \ Lynll,, Miss NJ IcLean, Mr. Per.
ry, Mr WhaieS. Agnes Prau5se, WIN Becker hna
a Wale, ID EurS", y + Tullcy, Douglass Mss
Booth. li0uer, ] HrOwn.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, c.
c p Lcscsne, J & Wacc!c., p D1Zicr, u a Dul'rG,
ST Wilson. DR. Il Frost C Holloway, Grant,
and 10 OIL deck.
Fer steamer Argo. from E,lis;o and Way Lan'l-
ings--.i NoriIl:gp, II Wc!Ilcl, G y Hichmpad. II
Quglny. G Gcll, Green.
Per steamer Dictator. from Talatka via Jack.
sOnvc. FcrnaniIna and Sayannali-LC NOVEL;,
Mr. Whitsrll Capt Cumming, Mr Peck, Mrs SOllce
and two children, Miss johnson, a G Garconl, and
ID OH deck.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
FNpuI'IS,

Llvsarool-per bark Salah-l6jS bales Upland
cuttun, ljS Tons phosphate rock.
nEW YuIK-Prr steam! hip Manhattan-25 bags
sea island and l,42 bales upland ootton, e3 llerccs
rice ~ bllcs Golnesllos o. pigs sund.es, 5U emp.
ty buiS.
Pn1LApELPnIA--rcr steamship " Everlnan-
10 les rice l.o haes on, III bales yarn, &e.
pkcS hides, lg9 psEs qIi.ILernasLer stores, lao
pkrS cpcoanu.s and sIndileS.
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R.cs.p.a by l,allro..e. December aa.

1909 bales cotton, 22 Dalcs lomestics, &c. To
Railroad Agent Pezer, Roige 5 & co. G Fl Walter
& ca. SIoah 4: Sclgnious, DoTling & co. Mowry d
Son, a Muigan. Wiss Il co, Foilin. 4 snll-
mas W O ConrCaey & co, w a Courtney w Eoll,
Caldwell & Son, & a Trenholm L Son, W W Smith,
G W Williams K co. w B Villains &c Son, Frost "
Adger, ,Wageaer & Murdauah, Ree.lcr Il Davis and
Orulcr.
sAyAHSAH AHD CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
70 bales cotton, mdse &c. To " Courtney L
go. WAGNER & MurJafgh, I. Brown, G Scott. We
Bee * CO, j Pringe ,y Son. Fraser & Dill, Stone5
~ LoTiics, and iiailraad Agent.