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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-24
The Battle Of W9Gs

Fierce Battle Woerth-s r-Saner--De feat
OF tho French Corps Under EactIahon-
Retreat Upon tae Vosges EI0untains-Twen-
~ Thousand Killed and Wo1nded-A
French Division Taken Prisoncrs-Stras.
bourg Invested by sixty Thousand Baden
and Lavnrinn Traops--Ganerai RiumenthaI
aud the Punce Royal OF Prussia on the
March TO Strnsb0urg Seven Thoa.
sand French Troops ia the Fortress.
WoERrH. SUR-SAUER,
ADVANCED Posi-, MACM AHoN's ARMY, E.
August @, 1870.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
NInnuring Meadows.

Although grass is said not to ex-
haust the soil, except slowly, there is
abundant evidence for the belief that
meadows must be MANFRED occasionally.
Mr.. Plate, farmer of Pennsylvania,
in giving his system of management,
writes rs follows:
MY land is adapted to all kinds of
grain, and to timothy and clover. My
practice is, when I SOW a piece to grass
not to pillow it again in less than eight
years, and I frequently let it lie a
much longer time. I have meadow
now which has been moved for sixteen
successive years, and it never was bet.
ter than now. In fact, my meadows.
under the right treatment, grow better
as they grow older. +.s
Il do it by returning to meadow all
the manure the hay made that was
taken from, It, and sowing . bushel Of
gypsum per acre each year, In that
way, the yield Of grass Is heavier and
foor, and richer as the sod thickcns. I
usa. mature Only, Cor tvp dressing the
meadows in that way, I Estydoublc
price for it. II prod ices as much
worth Of grass as it would in grain,
and also reproduces Itself again on the
tArf.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

Casaya Kings Bark unknown until the middle ct the 18TH
century Humboldt makes favorable mention Of its febge qualities
anotc Fever and Aguo Intermittent and MaaHus Feye bis
extensive South American travels tHt#s"i.ir .. - q
In l64o twas used by the Jes. who alone that time possessed
the secret Of its wonderful tonic properties and sold by them for
its own weight in silver.
In 1885, eighteen years after Sir John Talbot employed with great
France the treatment Of Fever and Agu Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections Loss Of Appetite Weakness and Debility Paptaton
Of the Heart Dacca 1919 he sold the ct its origin
to Louis XIV bywhom twas dyuged It the all important
ingredient brakes PLANTATION BTTERS and preserved ait
pure ST. Co Rum makes CT merit that should
be upcn the board Of every family Mc;7 H. Drake Co., the
sol, proprietor Of the celebrated PLANTATION BTTERS the
largest importers Of caIaya Bark America The Bark gathered
snd cured the immediate supervision Of agent
BRAZIL expressly for that purpose and aside from few thousand
pounds which sold the manufacturers Of Quinine used in
the preparing Of these Be. which they indebted for their
wonderful success tonic. .ra". ...Hr
The above cut represents their own native
gathering the Bark
lSc2An mol2-GPR&Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
The QUICKEST l. BEST ROUTE
TO THE r
NORTH AND WEST, q
Via LOUISVILLE.

Two daily Express Trains through from Nashville
to louisville, without chang, making close connoc.
tions with Express Trains for t...
CINCIENATI, CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH, CHI.
CAGU, DETROIT, MILWAUKEE,. ST. LOUIS,
s. PAUL, INDIANA POLLS, AND ALL 9TH
EN- CITIES IN THE NORTH Ann WEST.
do Also, with tho y. 8. NAIL LINE STEAMERS. ar
irving nj CINCINNATI next morning In Limo to take
early Trains EAST.
Only two changes Of cars from Chattanooga to
Omaha, Kansas Ciiy, and 81. Joseph ...... r,t
PALACE SLkEPISG CARS run through from
Chattanooga to Louisville and from Louisville 10 st.
Louis and Chicago without change.
Eingrants to the woIt can procure tickets at greatly
reduced rates at the Office VI the N. & c. Il. X. in
Chattanooga.
Through Tickets and Baggasr Cheeks to all prInci.
pal cities may ba procured vt Railroad Uees In Knox.
vilo, Chattanooga, Nashville, and all prominent
points In the South aud East, r.. ....-
30 Ask for Tickets via Louisville. ~
Freight transported In quick time and at low rates.
Through Freight arrangements from Eastern and
Western cities perfect and Bills OF Fading gircn
through. .. .. ..r.-... ...... ..
Freight consigned to Agent Lsnisville and Nash.
willie Railroad NJ Louisville forwarded promptly With
out charge for commissions.
All claims for Loss and Damage settled promptly.
........... ALBERT FINK,
W. IT, KING, Gcn'l Sup't l.. NJ Railroad.
Gen'l Passenger Agent. l6gapzjtf.--70msrl II
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PRICES-..A Fair Offer.

II the Merchants in your, place viii not fnr.
nlsh, or send for tina Machines, send NJ the retail
price, WASHER, as; EXTRA wRIAGER, no.
snd We viii forward either or b.th machines free Of
freight places whore selling; aud Snre
nr" they viii be iked that agree to refund the
money IL any ore wishes To return the machines freJ
Of freight affair aponihs trial according to directions
Ma husband father W brother shculd permit the
drndycry az washing with tho hands n.tywo days IN
the year, when It can bo done better, Eoro exp.di.
ton>y with less lator and irjnry to the garments
by u hnty Clnthrs Washer, and Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealors generally, IL whom liberal discounts
Al" made. IL. 4. BROWNING. G0iI A9k
1jnn2lt.l 3. Ccrtlandt street, New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
8 Sslss''s If an''',,


Out In one Of our, ncighboring yiliAgea there
lived man named Joe Brown who was q
lhrsss. selsEA
~as llmitedin his lease " lift, Ind :" BET to"''
me day and died whcrsupon, josh, our IA
'etious and sympathetic poet indited tho fol-
owing. "says Josh, says hc";
Joe Brown, he way a baasr man. % srr
baker man was Joe, a..r. ...
lie meier was known to want for aught, ..
And yet he kneadsd dough.
And he was rugged, hearty, too, = M.
And had long life leased
And all because he rose up with
His carly rising yeast. IN Dol '.'
To never cheat his customers ''.
This man was early taught; '"''
And yet his loaves wero always Light, H
His pie-crust rather short. NJ .,a 81 .t
And he .>gen'rous-hcartcd, too,
And kind unto the needy; ~ ~ Es
And neat aud tasty in his dress, 4
Although his cakes were sccdy. isagag1s
With him none dared to handy jokes, "a
Whene'er he sought tho marts; ~.
For well they know bis repsftec ion
We're sharrer than his tarts.
And while i say his skill was great
In getting upa muffin, ~ T.. .taf
His pastry filled the mouths Of oil, a 1a1
And needs no further pufin'.. ,y.tus's
IT'S said he was Temperance man; 1893
If 80, / can't tell why, a.. ..-..
He mixed with wheat and corn-insal too, @''
trihe Of the rye! 'tvF'N ny
When age at last o'crtook the man, 90 ,Fs
His frame grew bent and sore, 20 90.
And, like the cake he used to bake,
His head was frosted DER.
And when he died. all mourned his loss,
With no sectnrian bias, .Ut
For lie had bcena friend tWsll, ......sG
good man and pie-ous. ..r
HIS kPITAPH.
Beneath this crust Of upheavcd earth
wel-brcd baker lies, ...F.
And, like the rolls he used to mould,
We hope at last he II rise. ...l ..
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
Naming n,,b.

"My dea. wha: shall we name bub?"
"Why, husband, have settled on thena
of Peter" t ...'.ht r'. j.. s.f ....:
Oh DON'T" he replied. ~ never liked PstNr,
for he denied his master" p" "'"f't
"W.n shen," replied the wife, "wbat name
do you like 2'' Iss1 a..a- s ..,.-..aa s.
~ should like the, name of Joseph"
"Oh not that" replied she cant bear
Joseph, for be denied bis Mistress @
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

s@- A humorous young man was
driving a horse, which was in the habit.
of stopping at every house ON the road
side. Passing country tavern, where
were collected together some dozen
countrymen, the beast, rs usual, ran
opposite the door, and then stopped.
in spite of the young man, who applied
his whip with all his might to drive the
vicious horse on; the men on the porch
commenced a hearty laugh; and some
inquired if he would sell that horse.
EYES," said the young man, "but
I cannot recommend him, he once
belonged to.a butcher, and stops when
ever he hears any calves bleat." AK
The crowd retired to the bar in
SllAnC9. IL
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
R. M. DAWSON,
. IL II + is L
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Portraits Of the DEAD!
Portraits Of the Living.

Have yeu any miniature Of Parents, Children
Brothers Or Sistcrs, who aie row dead, and WHOM,
when living, You have dearly torsdt Send that min.
istnre TO X. NJ. Dawson, who viii paint for yen a
TRUE LIKENESS. any siis yon may desire. Ills
MAN can preserve in his family fading likeness
Of the friend he lovcsy =
PORTRAITS or THE LIVING
n the Husband and Wife wish to hand down their
saturss In truth ia future ssuorstions the distance
ii,.s miniature By letter and hs viii produce you
correct portrait.
Paintings In OIL Colors on nc.
Canvass l0xl2 inches S!0oe
= ljxlbt p" il.W
---" Hxb =" ...... tpsuv
1871 Observation-Disclosures. f0.cC
aix27 ..................... ........... 5000
whtrh last FAMED Is life Size tut portrait.
stIdio, eotr.r oil Gsy AMI A'yid- s.tceic, Eacv.
yiilr Tsnii, .1SGpiiu.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

Especially designed for tho Of tho Medical Pro.
cs'ion and the Family possessing those irnsic medi-
cina properties which belong 10 Old and Pure Gin.
Indispensable TO Females. Good for Kidney Conf
plaints. delicious Tonic. Put up In cases, contain.
ing one dozen bottles each, aud sold by all druggists,
grocers &C. A. NJ. Dininger Il Co.., established IT'S,
No. 10 Beaver Htreet, New York. w t' 70 f-
The Chemical Journal and Medical Gasets says Of II
"The writer must remark that Messrs. A. N. Bning'
err Co.. Is Beaver Street, New York. merit the graft
tudc ~ the entire medical profession Is we'll as the
world vt large, for having introduced stimulaut Of
such nnexcep:!onablo purity xnd unequvocal powor,
both NJ. preventive and curstive agent. and harm.
less axharative beverage" W. t''a' ~ ''t''
BINiNGERs GOLD MEDAL BRANDY. ,a,e
., ,''o'" ~. MXpErRA. "H
"-as 'o" .u" SHERRY. 1sa
/" aa HARVEST BOURBON, sa7h
.a I" OLD HOMEsTEAD RYE, a. .,,,
7" WHEAT NUTRIENT
The above choice good put up In Csses, eontAn
Ing one dozen bottle each and sold BY all promi
nent dTuyeisis, yroeors. etc. BiEINGER 60,
( )s.,isse.,sss ssss.ss ssr 'lss
The Bin'nEers. No. IS Beaver Street, have avery
high reputation 70 sustsn the oldest and best bousc
In New York Home Journal.
Tho housc'of A. n. biningefk Co., No. IS Beaver
St. has sustained for period Of ninety Year, repu'
tation that may well be envied.-N. Y. Esening Poa.
The naneof Bininssr 3 Coz No. IS Beaver Street,
10 eirtnis of the enact and literal truth OF what.
Tho importIn~ hose Of Diningcs Co.,, No. rs Dea.
yer Street 10 conducted upon psindples OF integrity,
fairness aud The hiehest honor.-N. T. Evening Pres"
Thil superb Gin lBiningers Old Lopdou Dott Gin)
Inns sftainst popularity without prscslent " the
history Of the trade.-Hsrah. l69oct2NI.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

The landlord Of the Stout House, at
Fremont, sent note, few days ago,
10 4 debtor telling him that he was
holding his note yet, and he would
oblige him by paying it of. The
debtor sent in haste this very consolins
reply: 81 .'fa ..H ..s
"MR. R. STouT---Dear Sir: You
say you are holding on to my note yet.
That is all right--periectly right. just
keep holding on to it, and, if you find
your hands Slipping, spit on them and
try it again. Yours .affectionatcly."
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
D0TY'S WASHING MACHINE f!
LATELY MUCH IMpRovED-ANDT THE NEW
UNIVERSAL CWTHBS VRINGBR,

Improved with RoweLLg PATENT DouBLE Goo.
WHEELS. and IA, p.rpsr fror. ARC now aoou,,tion.
=, - 49,. : - -
noy iaI superior 70 any apparatus Tor wmh'hg clothes
ever invented, and will save their cost twice year,
no a, vins i.hor and c,o,h,,s 2. ... r..'u
','.,has,, nan,,s ',ha 80, ,.., than ,.,,t,, =, ,o
Laws, P''''' ""' '-'' "''' '''A' 'S'''' ~ '''-
Tbcv snyo thr.c t,n,th, NJ M, labor and cas-, .,a
mn ns ,h.,nssIy.. ho,b IN ,,.n,v ia
80 v,,., ,.ty Lawn 80 ~, " ,h.n .n mn,
,.,r,oa -. hS.a ib.w IN hor ho,'. W n otuy
~. ,,nsas Wv "''' ''@' ~ ''' "N"'' " "'""'
''".'''s, .,,.,, y,..,,t. N..t ar. ....a,.t,
!, NJ M eH n,s,hn w,,ns .'.n, n WI nave ueI
y, sI, ,.a.h las mhn,' fup ss" soDa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
A good Joke.

For the following good joke VIC are
indebted to a friend, who vouchcs for
its truth: ..,7.s.r 1s..rrs .r5r
1.-Two ladies some time ago, stopped
in jewellers not thousand miles
from our city; one Of them got Qua
and the carriage stood on the strees
crossing Some gentlemen wanting
to Cross to the ether side, desired the
driver to move on little. The man
was surly and refused, the gentleman
demonstrated, but in vain. During the
alteration the lady came to the door
and foolishly ordered the driver not to
stir from his place. On this, one OF
the gentlemen opened the carriage
door, and with his muddy boots stepped
through the carriage. He was follow
ed by his, companion, to the extreme
discomposuse Of the kstly Within as well
as the lady without. TO complete the,
jest, a party of railroad hands coming
up and relishing the joke, also scram-
bled through the carriage"
This is story which improves the
more you think Oft VneenneS Times.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

"A New Orleans Judge had . man
eiected from the court room for making
love t0agirl. The Judgesaid he didn't
allow anybody any such privileges in
his court room. Ifthere was any court.
Ing to be dene IA would attend 70 Il
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

4 IL, Speaking Of q recent gala ID ths !
vicinity of, White Pine, Nevaia, M
miner remarked; '"Why is y i
typhoid Whercupon conrad IN
ronizingIy remarked TO the bystaH8 et
"He's an ignorant cuss: He ~ y
tycoO9!'' 5sa& ylnc9.f s;iS ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01

t1rThe Waverly (Iowa) Ns,os says;
There was . cobweb wedding down at
Waterloo the other day.. Mr.. Jesephus
Cobb was married to Miss Kate Webb.
A wag at our elbow suggests
that little spiders will bs spravling
about after while. ,ioH 5.iu, ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1870-04-01
Baggage Checked Through.

Through Tickets Good Until Used.
NO CHARGE for transfer of baggage at
Lynchbarg, and all other places, by ttis
Railway line. ..+..# III. .. = ..,.
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
nn,,rerIr MARKErs

Puu,rEtrHi. Dec 70 Cct.on ,e. Ndlns Cplsels Al sla
RE: Do GUN ouerctcu Bari uncAsea Clover Ses
s7sss5 a. Timothy g. lsIsed 81 10 P@aI tnl and .,
,SSi S. a9c ssna RE- II Gas $ PeinlniA,
81 ia sells ats9e for Westerns to 'oT sogheI CON
fC. p a. & r scaterH an 5000 o Western Pro-
ysors-Eong dong hes Pork @ls "a 80 Lard lJ re arc
B,iTISoaF 6,c 2C,ton strong; Midirg CPands iiGl5ei
L. SIS %: do Extra 46qse 3; Do Family 50 55a g. ~
tSr, Mills supervise s5as7; Extra 80 p = so do P9ny
ga Nf''e.1 sSgns @wIcscRc 1 IN demand at fan
r.. - pine - 900 so Prime 70 Coee Rel g e'd4 SO
ana ~ al 20 fru and active, White 75qiei lel9W &c
qu '1a5,c Proysn dan apd DGnaL mess lGAS6Ing
~ b,eo'-9 lear ths rs Shoulders -4'i hA' 0"N
Lao SaesST r. e Wnssi yefs quiet VII moderate supply
&.S , S S rSS rcceytrs are s11eu sellers; sales G
.Iose5 SAFE al SIC Oa ger quiet; bag at 6O
io D sgsn ( No. 'n9 %S wa6aS a 25 Rt ssi
White - a. 81 -; Am'e Aoass9 3lG ~ rs No. b na
cser sh MIXED 500 Low nId sc oats dun and aussnge$
no Megn +e Cover .,e'd{ Win RS s r h o WSe
100 bib Gov sR . Mn eS Wb s.i Sed m
Seusn no'e 70 % made Paghe No sgInt - Corn Sui
sIa lot Ne" % al ., o. az - ' XIV 5 S nominal Bsrev
AL ana paSaL Poi aet At so 50 Lard que ice HshTine
cTlcseo Dee 2oR,ebaueo unbalanced da and nominal
Mh 30 spaag ChagO e. oG =, S CO So es Sa
- h C No. P,oT sts,d1 Ness PSri sis essh Lard ia
fn at p 55q9t Csc dn sId nominal Reg7e coo btis
100 tasl Rye 1000 Hogs SlPmenis-4Sco bbs Flour ss"
bush Wheat. 700 hush. Otts 2,As hogs-
O,wEso Y, Dec 2-Fio1 dnl and ureh1ngtdi taes goo
~ for Amber Winter 81 % for
White; . cor Doae Extra Wheat Quiet and unchanged No
hiwaHse Cu Corn quiet. 8l0ac for Mixed Western OSs
urcha1 Western. Barley, S5c for Canadian Com
Mrs-rl hote ~ ~ for unbotds y evt Mfee far
Shots sra 81 Sh sufs. S25d $50 Mddng 500
SO tun lhghwes unchanged At &c Railroad Fghs-tlo1I 70
BoSSa Ees-York, Sc and 70 Albany, 5, Grain and Mill
Boston Ct CO. 90 NewYok SIS 20 and TO Albany IS y tan
hLVAUkEE, Dec 2l-Flour unchanged Wbeat-ko h.ansee
No. d.. 81 OF OaN0 a. flc ComNew No MiIed
Re steady 5Ce o No Barley nominal Dressed hogs firm
s6t2a$55G Ees Pors firm At &l7 So Reoep's-3oOJ bbl
Flor SmUmeBts-2 1gJ bbis Flour
cSeSSiT bee 2oGoio1 advancing and IL fair demand Md
6ng l4tc scad,; Tan b. - I3aSs 80 Wheat aud
sales 81 jaS % Corn steady at aj2e Rye dull
Csc Oats duh unchanged 5d47c
Barley doll and crOcpngi As at 6Jd9S Clover Seed $40 7sd
IS Porn dull ard unchanged % Sl3 80 Lard active; Steam lO!
Kettle Ole Head and Gut Oc Box Meats dull and nominal de-
1aat Bacon dali a1 Dropping shoulder loo SIDES Rdlc
ami E demand Sc 25G sc 40 FOR Lives sc 60d
a5S receipts
Ssnd ct s. sod 80 20 Whisky steady s0d87e Go Os EI-
change steady.
bETRoIT Dec Whett dull; sses No AZ ~ 1o6&l 2li Am
I.r 81 a. Hogs tlsde lower, 81 O5a 81 10.
Dee 2What and Corn nothing dong and nominal
oA1 dul a sc. Petroleum unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

$50 H. 2.-lI.0 A n-Consus opened II 9ls Tor MONEY arc
,,t ~ s ~ scoral American segntes ot94 qqst sbe ' r
s.a Sc lqrr bonds 1902 tfs, 1872 81 l8,; ~, ~
go s5i Rauay go,ks cpenol eGdy kne i94i i"n's N'A
80 ITO. Atlantic Great W eserc ~ -, ,,,u,c
.1Ii.gl m.frtton opeuei steacyi hlilnhR
80 ~, MFuQ Ocas q dtld Breaistufs opened dull AM
.lch,ptrf' Oler at rc s.thVd change ia k1to
.ell:1 q. CacG,,a llltft- t~ - V"''i'
one IT, T,ousOs 81, for money md tae account
lw.nean stcarrts quiet BsilNay stocks Q,t IAN, m,
IyyHpoot .0-l. 30 m.NAest Nov NPiie ~ y
gunr ggds No Bea Nete WI. cr 10 t 20 , w
WesTn No 10 Cora, a. 81 for Nc" M.seo e
quarter 1900 Amc1osn ..-.---.., roeo
FNISEYor Dee -U bonds ofcrtl 70, ~ h Rsa' o. l'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
yFGEThPLEs.
PPCRIpTsOF PRODUCE.

PR Sor.h EtoF Itsstls IRd Rairoocs -, 40
t- eO48 hales Corion "A pkgs Ashes psfs ~ ~ hush
sags Cotton Sect l2S hS FLOAT $50 Sn, ME- 100 bu-h
e,s, Sol S hus Pnxsee bush Beans ~ S, II rre1ne
SO sAes Meal rs pkg b. w Foir go 80 nlrs Cut Meals
"a ga Pcr $40 biS Pork gos Pkgs f,e 81 mo-, 3O
IA pis 13rease 5. tcs Land Lard iSS S - or gi
80 H. ri p, 91l ped Hog 296 l6s Nny ~, - n. 70 IsS
kSSS.l. H. - 80 lie A5tl liats ~ ss N
- ~ c'.s l22i ho's ~ y
ts s IS bash Resugs, az baios t1si P1eS 'nnt " t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
COTTON MARKETS

GALVESTON pec 2Cottou frm Coed Ordinary Rc sales s7
bales; receipts, ~. bas eIons-to Great br1in sS4 ba
. bsls
VII AiNoroN Dec 2OCoitoB scadyi MddBugs l; ssles
babe. net receipts ~ baes; STOCK, ], 1871 bales.
Dec l0COitVe has advanced tdfc; ROCK light
bIFugr I4 receipts ~ bales Great Britain
SO t1le.; sales 500 bales; stock 30 6G1 bales, $500
slvANAH. Ike 2Coton quiet and tImi ofenngt Ighti Nd
Nfg, lsio; receipts sos bSlos e1po:s q bales sales
a. pl bAes stOck 81 3i2 bSles
OREANs 2OCo.ton fair demand and prices advanced
Asdfn Use rers bales gross 1888 bales; eTpots
bales to Vera Cruz az ba 40 bales
stock, l05.55s bales
Boroy Dec 29Cotton firm; hddng. l5le net reeep lo'
hale ZOO bales
2OCoOu hIm hddhngs, l4tc receipts 224s
Ase erporscossyse 2465 bales sales 100 bales sioek 853 bse
Bu1ls1HE Dee 1O-CoOu Bddugs 5o receipts 545
bales gross bales eIporosstS 100 bAes; sales 40 baeI
sioet II SO hsles .
hoBiE Dec strong; Mddlugs l3dl4c net receipts
eporscoassse 65I bale. t. New iorf And IA 70 NST
Orleans; saes 2,OJJ bales; stock, tI,lts bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKRT-DEc %.

py somewhat liberal than sst wes being e8
Of Last week and tie socL not Of good
sasy; arie however quite active At ssi weeks quotations.
n read mixed OHIO 96 ID
A. &c Ohio seen, 80 10 al % Is DO 2 No. 81 % 80
limos n IS 79 DO III ~ So IS 10 Michigan Oxen
H. Steers, l,5S n, At 81 62. 81 d.
sT3s n Al - o II DO, 81 d. PEI 20 ln1sus steers Ices H. AZ
l 81 do 1889 10 at sc 90 and 1883 DO ll2O No. at S5 head
Sheep-Marke bit than usual uey sales
lead Men averaging Il 10 Gnd 81 head do 70 ~ a.
2 60; 90 IS b 90 50 IS l64 do, 81 ~
40 Indiana us H. Al e. ADD 81 do lO 10 81 ogare
deutd s0d7c 4 supply than the demand The
fsowiug rule shippers has been established by the
Hereafter. all bosr piggy shall be
taAu 81 heavy discount uDInerc1SLtahe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
Gbantfs for Business Men
propcsals.

EgdIsxgas OFFICE, Houston ard Greene-st' FewY York
December -, 1874. )
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
until Of January H. 1871 for drilling by machinery holes
for blasting such points the BngneeT Designate the
nets and TIaletts Point Astoria Said holes )
ten O deep and from and three ia
Details and furnished BY tho
undersigned; copy the latter with this " be attached
u each proposal offered JOHN NEWTON LtCol Engineers
QUARTKRHAsTERs 0PYICK, q. s. ARMY,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov %, 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS of the form furnished
- undersigned in pleate, viii be received until " ocoe
THURSDAY. December 49, 1910 for building suPBhNfkS
DENS LODGE the Fort arson National Cemetery
Rehnoui the National Cemetery stanton Va aeeo.
ng 10 plans specifications which be obtained from this Ohce BY
Details aud furnished by the under
Of the Latter with this advert nent 70 be attached TO
each propo "a offered. HENRY G. HODGES,
lori I'd Quar- IT, g. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-21
PosT-OFT1CR AND U. T. CoURrousR NBw-YoRK CIrr,
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT, Dec. u, 1870. )
WROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK.


WROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received the Office Of the su
perntentnt until January IS, 1871 furnishing delivering
lifting aud pnng the and wroIgtron work exhibited
plans schedules in this Oee consisting Of cast
iron columns bapes &c. wTOughtiron beams grdes &c
The columns and Orders mast be furuished
delivered ami put place complete within four months AFTER date
and the remainder rapidly
required progress the work. and tonaDde BY toe supnsen
ke contractors permitted the Of the deriess and engines
place without charge hut viii be required 20 pay
employed working them who vii" be furnished BY
tue Def aItueut when required
sclfodng 20 be furnished by the contraetort
Proposals. BY the by weight for the various cast
ings ADD beams provided for IN the schedules $500 ,.
The win not he snbyded different bOder buI VIII DC
consider IN the aggregate.
Pamuts made monthly deucng cent until the fnA
completion Of the contract 80.
Al bid. must accompanied by penal bo, the Of twenty
Eve thousand dollars the bidder viii accept and perform the con
tract tho sancy Of the security 10 be certified ~ the
L. Judge Clerk Of the u Court District Attorney Of the district
VII he resides.
The Deparnent reserves the right reject any all bd The
deemed for " the Government 10 do and @ that
not Obtained this Office and does
conform requirements Of this Advertisement VIII
cousieri neither will proposals be received from parties
themselves engaged the Manufacture OF cast or wrought
have the ahlts Tor getng ouL he
castings rolled teams ,,,
Proposals viii be ndoped "Bs for orvoTk aud addressed 70
CALVIN =. HuLBURD, Superintendent