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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

Go WHERE You ARE INvITED.-The
patrons of the PEEss should carefully
examine its advertising columns each
week, and see who it is that invites
their custom. $50 where you are
invited" )" is the safest ,ule.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

OF Black Alpacas can be fonnd at
BEEeHER & SEYMoUR'S.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-04-28

Dali. TICKETS printed viii neatness and
- dispatch at this oftice.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wypsrsDAI IA change cooler weaher-ttongh st mild
With delight b., he hyc sock looked upon
God BY te poultry dee DO have been having be hadst ind
cuonr Ofbeees only SO bae e0 Moaisy nearly
sn ly saughiefen.
CgmunpaN, fn1 We.haekel, total Of 4476. Beside these
i0. Of Sheep lille m th country aud dressed
DE various houses ko having the fresh ok Of recently
Slaughtered stock they sell slowly 60 sQSc q ID. Live stock does
particle either 10 price ready n anything prices
lover the Sheep to-day selling a. qte snd Lsmb a. Ga1c,
- Il Conmupsw b. y PdcOck w coll India Sheep a. %,
% ~ Indiana 7l5 b, &c gu Do 81 H. - q y c"tt ~ oIo
h. e. 10 n cwtt 500 dO J4 10, &c. Kie Co sold 5J
Ired Ohio sni Iuns sheep Books 6c 90 %, at - 81 cut
AT P0ny Ggith Hume Elliott sold 81 Cara "a sbeep ll 70, At
Sc I4 Of ll3 CAhada snbs t3ob D. te aud 40 sheep
sad lambs o. b. &C. j. rby sd yl Illinois sheep sl d. 81 %
- 8ae (suafas Il8 n, &C. ~ Csn4a lambs, n d.
Of ~ At 7l Moraa Reid sOd ~ State sheep, %
O. al Sc. and u smb-, % B at tic a.,
Al Ftehs 40i s tod The market was extremely depressed
s1d the lowest prices DE reached yeftcs ieE Of e hrsy
sd LOgs selling l,c hnt te common pnte' were t1 0
NV ild medium. sl light 81 D. 1pci very few 5,c It ca h
- ttaf4c Dealers i0ss lot sukng - " PER
49,. Iva g glAass a, CA,ssg Iesig 1As ~gi' liu4@
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
nnMRsr1r MARKETS.

B,rmons Yoy. 3lcoon 1nu and nominal Low Mailing i'e
White ST 40 81 7 Corn Dan and lower, While 9r Yellow i3
goc Rye hrq ct O1@- 0als dni ni pii-s .l @
b sides Gere Hams 26e Lard dull lie WlsE ara st 9e
sc fasP5ga % S,5 - SSn3aa ssY5 oa5 1 S "a Gye
Ss S FS2, eq1no 5 \ ~ Is 81 s' MIX v western Eli E. Fn %
Peansy ,ania Do, IS 75d$5 25 Indiana aad ono 90
0f H. Amber ~ 45U4l Rye sells at &c Corn do'ni oh
yellow al G5qs New 70 %. U' M -' Pl 81 T,rI yiI 81
i3ei4c Petroleum quiet, Crude l'ia; Refined 80 "D'@ 'n
Yq :; @ ,si z, E ed wi3 e. d l .na 5a ai a1i
lower; No. 65e No &c. Oats and osor No lic No
a3S Freg9-Io ig,S 6i' o5e'f "a o . 0,,, ssmept %
6oOO bbls Flour II 900 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corr ,,
o BgTy1so 555 & n cd 5 S sSo bo oI i 5aS ssp5ns b.
s-Com 600 bush; Barley $40 bush Flour Qut Wheat d9! al
es,y ins se %iosr s' a. 81 G 5So u No. Chgo spring
81 ia; Corn dnH New Western offered 6le 0a., la sales
sc barley neglected. Peasmsrlet bare seeds dull but bfm
Lani quiet at Ia alc Ihvnes n-4ei uouinay ao
~ +, for no 30 SpST or AmtcT Winter 81 50 r w
;7 So % s' B3ao @ so Ly nwIeo wd cab oa. i 81 90 Corn
dui sales 400 bash at 9lG SIC Oats qGe .ie, a. s io[ M ~
srl IsIs' ~ Az, bss Canada At s5c in bond Corn
Mes-ssles 90 Boed ~ 900 tneo.ed ent M,ssi
n 33 per tuu as 70 quality Eiglsnes-sales AZ 5 Per gallon
ksiIoed 3 m i = 10 Boston Sc %: to EewYork 5
& Vf 5 b t6 AZ impors-3lOCO hush Wheat 2liOO feet
Igpb Canal R,pors-4 100 bush. wheat 2lO bush Barley
g. 400 bush Rye ~ amount Of tie ca,' from Buffalo and
he OOj BUSH; Corn. 5000 bash O l9i9' busi Bar
'', GLSySGaSS SyG Nov Shes ds;nng No Red winter e. 80
&C. &C. o. au and nominal Petroleum dull uqehafg 49,.
CISoINSAr Nov; 5'oiion seAi,' W. ~ yvas. lr J
So5rr Red ~ i5G L. sm and scarce a55c Rye
.neng i5a a s P.ry dgn and 1rchp- Mess hell
higher as1ios p, Z? 'agr 1 81 Is to 80 1s in s c s
i6c o Rib; re for Clear ooseG higher pe' b3
demand and lighsr al 81 WHISKY u and u-5.ts!. b. &c. ass.
% a orp Green Meats iOr oloaieH, &c. for Nsi lo1 oe
e. Ii.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
. TIE STATE or TRADE.

LoNpoN, Nov i3)s mCongoi opened Al F t,r both MONEY
Amenesn securities quiet and esd United states
Five Twenty bonds 1882 $751; 1865. Old, 5 1851 ti Ten orea
81. Qne Ers Railway shares 2ii Illinois Centr's ili
Atlantic and Great Western. 28 .
LivRRPooI Nov 3oll3O m.Cotl0n opened seaig Nddns
Upan qd Mddng Orleans gId9d Refined Petroleum efSer
LoSpOS Nov. 3Ccutta Lnseei declining susar on the spot
drmer.
LoNDoN Nov 3Ol:SO D. m-Consols, 93i for both money
the securities quiet; United states feINnV
bonds 1867 49, old Erie RAILWAY shares lt
LysRPoor, Nov Jl 30 m-PoIk lS = hl for B's'ern Prime
Mss lard declining Cheese for tie best u Amen
can fre ll y iere ioT New Bacon, 81 cWt Tor Ne"
short Rib Mdilcs TurpenhDe 81 e per cwt
I.ONDON, Nov. SO-Tsiow, % g. cwt.
LoNDoS Nov $3.50 mCousos closed At 9} Tor money ana
account American securities closed quiet; fveTweny Bonds R
1863 81; 1861 9) TenPoes ST Railroad Scss closed hm
Ec, Ni Illinois Central ~ Ausnte ana Ge.' Ntn - r;
IvRgPo0I Nov sl-s:30 D. m.COti0n closed steady; mdng
Up,ud. gai; Mding Orleans % a9i the e Of The y loot
including 800 for export tn1 speculation b'el
closed frmer. Turpeatre 81. Ldussed Oil tjl l1.. M ~
LONDON. Nov. J3.0 m.lahOW dec in'ug; 's N 20 hc
GueI Petroleum al H. TurpeDtue Gracf l 1y1J'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

-os Nov % Cotton aai stealy; MiGug. l6s 8l5r;
s H, h net receipts SD bales cJssaiss 10 alr-'ata 20
oz Nov yl-Coon easeri Milngs offered 20 5' 'ale',
q b,s. net receipts 200 bales coissise Con htot'l bales
1911 In Great BnD bales-ooaslwisr, 100 Jai STOCK, o5
bales.
sl. ssles bales; receipts 10 ~ bales cJa"ise 6J %
total O5j baies exports 70 Great BHn j' 'ses '''a '
bales .-,,. a. -.,.,.
et rerprts sf3 nales exports cO4sEe $50 bales stock .it bales
CHARLrsroS Nov. @Cotien quist Nii1ga 34l3'ri .a.'
200 bses net receipts 33G bales eNpoO Great Britain k25
bales. to the Continent Lar hao5 stock, blll balcA
WLvlNGToS 30COOn acvei Mdiirg. l42c; sales, 2'
bsles ret recp bales; eIpoTcOshlse, lo1 Daesi sVS
l,JlJ bales ,,.,r,-- ,,.t.s..
AUGUSTA Ga Nov 3Cotton du and lowers M1lhng "a "lS@i
sales gl8 bales; receipts. 40 bales .- go.
NOBLE Ala Nov. 3lCoion dull; Mili1es 4ln sales tp
bsles rce 23i bse eTpOrscOSvse, 75 ba - Ne~'Or'
leans stock 5j,333 bales,
siv,sNAH Ca Nov 5O-Coon quiet Milling IS. receptl
8e3 bales eypoti-to Great Britain 1888 tsi c'ss'e, li'
Bsgs Tom Nov 3-Coiton dul at l4le receipts, 4il3 h,
sAi1peus 4s Other ere generally quC sol unchanged
C,yg.pN Nov 5J-lOOn less prices lover; Cool Ori
rsTr s alc sales, 1850 basS net receipts 25 0aes Siocs
I.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
.RrypNO LIVE sTOCx 1ARKgT-Yov. 30

Cle-Reoers very liberal being 55 against ~ ay s
vee The lower }c; bs trade act7ei t hr decline
sse were made Ohio steers ranging uj n 90 }' H. at
50 - 5O 73 Lead Kentucky averaging 8 ID at , an % de
l7- f 81 81 3; Illinois, l2 10 lj ID, - 5b0 - p y
Indiana PIG h. l2I 2 Michigan l9l TO I5 d. al t5 250
y; Canad 1893 b. $5 62i and 10 Csnads AS d. AZ
IS Sheep-Ths dull ssles 42 head Ohio y
B "a; G}5 head Michigan 30 to 81 n a 5O4 30 5 2I head
Kentucky u M 81 IS; a. Led Canada B H. % and D head Can
81 b 90 Hogs beieri sales at 20 o5a - % ,r COM
mo 10 extra
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
YrR,1LYr 4 %. Bankers.

rs and Is N1SSlu-St. New lOrA,
O6er to investors the following Securities - 100,
NrW-YoB, CIY per cent Bonds of 1870, 1885, 1852.
NEw-NoTK COUNTY per cent Bonds 1884.
IoNG ISLAND RNLROAD lSt Mortgage per cent
Bonds -
SOUTHERN CENTRN RAILROAD iOf \. " LIST Mort
gaze Dyr cent Bonds.
kUAuszOo AND WHITE PIGEoN RAILROAD lst
Si..t2aEr pcr cent Bonds interest ggGrdptecd by
Gakc Shore and Michigan S0utAcm Railroad Co..
Louisville AND NASHVILLE RWROAD SEvEN PER
(TNT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGES BoNDS.-the small
euouut lclt Of the last issue of these bonds VIII
H. sold at go aUd accrued interest Parties desiring
6m i.etg sal, investment are invited to call Tor
flfOIa.. ion on either Of the undersigned.
j. B. ALEXANBEE a Co, l9 NaSSau-St.
JOHN j. CISCO s Sos, 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
HORSE AND cARRlAGE MARKEr
Nrw.YoRK. wednesday. Nov. 50, 1910.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nov. 80, 1870.
The horse trade, to-day, was not as active
ns we had reason TO anticipate from the number Of buy
ers that have appeared in tho Bulls Head Markat and
were looking through the numerous saiestaDeS S over
tho city since the beginning OF this week -,
Small lots OF Canadian farm horses at prices rahglhs
from sl25 10 S75 few railroad horses at iroD s6o 70
5000 and a limited uumber OF Western wOrkhorses ny
from 500 $780, comprise pretty nearly all the safes tna
have taken place to-day ~ ...-.,,.
At Messrs. Barker e. IIamlin's New-fOrk 1auersais,
corner Of Thirty-nn-st and Broadway the resait vi
the auction sale held to-day as follows
Des7fptOn. Hands Years Pnce.
horrel trotiDg horse. Isl PSlVV
Dapple horse. l5i ~
biOuI bay Rslllng la3
Also number OF cheaper horses which brought sloo
less For the and wagons, harness, blankets
dc. which brought under the hammer, the prices
realized better IN proportion than fOr tlc horsoo
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

pr,,rxcrov. CEDAR RPrps, AND MINNESOTA
e. Noprc,Gr SrNKING-FUND CONvERTlmE
g. orr CENT GOLD BoNDS.-The small remain
e. balance Of the Loan for sale At 80 and accrued
inteTest ,4..r:.
Tbese bonds return about double the rate of in
-, ,,bicl limited states Fiyc-fwenties pay, while
sbe security is as safe and fully equal to that Of any
so1r,,] lor0 issued. Henry CLEws & Co,
- Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
pECETpTS OE pPODIrCp

Per hOrth Rirer FesSsis and R1lfC1fa
Nov m9 pigs Ashes pkgs Beesvs IS bales BoomCon 6&2
bales Cotton 5 pkg Dne Fruit 2J6 bbs Eggs 81 eco hbs Flour
500 bb Corn Meal 2l 80 bush Wheat a 800 bush Corn 20 bush
Oats 3929 bush ye 1900 bush Malt 1928 bush Barley 30 bush
Peas i79 Beans Grass seed bags Butkvhe
% bales Hemp 233 bales Hops i9 Hides li8 ds Hides l1
pkgs Oil Cake 9 bbs Pork 24O TkgS Beef pks Lard, 100
kegs Lard 9 psgA Cu Meats t27tPtgs Choose 95 pkg uier
l ToN 5t bags Peanuts 20 pgs Searn III pkgs Rice ~
pkg starch II hhis Tobacco % pigs Tobacco al bills WHISKY @5
bs WpI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
90 n)bom It mon Gontern


HNHE TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL RE-
q FORT And DIRECTORY or THE ASSOCIATION FOR M
PROVING THE CONDITION or THE POOR being now ready,
Hhs will be rppei pract cable at their fesiteneea
Immediately calling the O4c Room 3, BheiOuse, hglthst
1ogi7y ocsrs Of the Association and Chairman OF ard CO-
init e authorized % receive subscriptions, VIZ:
% wallet HoriiO Allen NcePredent,
Cutoncs; James lelox, NicaPesrut SO Fhh yei Jno g
Green Vice President ~ Sonis A. Ndro ElceFeut 90
Greeaairt mo D. Wolfe YcePesdrn - Madson-a'e Robert
NJ lrev forresponlag Secretary Room & B.sogsai Robert H.
nirfn Trsasu 70 Solst Geo. Gr5Toh, Recording Secretary
4 Souil-s.
Il suls l. q , George ". Abbe, P.aest
g.. Chis. Chamberlain. 1913 Noati-sL
9. n. ). Tebtn, - Wssef-sL
d. J1o. B0Yd, l. Fanklust.
4 9t0s Warren. 20j HeIroe g.
B. 1no EaIcOt 81 Ciii'.0ugt
Daniel French. % West FOur,saalh-st
ln B. q. Coles 100 Foisytl-,t.
II. ID. ID. Wright 26s SeyentIst
H. Js Manchester, 35 East Onehunirei andt Fe2tethst
Washington Thomas fSi CTanlst
4 Henry L.. West, ltJ GTaEdst
II. T. A. C1uklGg. q Blst Ienth'st
l6 Samuel n Pond 81 West Ts seuty.thirlsL
H. Samuel r. Smith. 228 Filtb-,
I8 Adam W. Spies 50 East TSenty-irt-st
~ JOS L. 4. Smb 34j East Forty 3econt-s,
% II. D.. Rauuey N VI Thirty fourhsL
n. W B. Bibbins % LeIington-aye.
~ T. II. Munou. l55 West Forty-eigbths- S.
ELECTED MANAGERS.
Stewart Br0sn, 90 Wal-st
Jonathan Sturge l2j FrOnt-st
T. G. Benedict 10 West feminist
] Boounan JohIs. 20 Broadway.
ROBERT NJ HARTLEY CortsPg sec Room 80 Bble'Hoae
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
6orsss, Carriages, 6arness, sc.


A "THE COMING CARRIAGE A
sl.gas. variety Of ,,uu,b. CARRIAGES ct greatly fsdussd
rstes.
Cli5saoi Coupes L,ndsu' four and sIseat RoekaWsJl
AlsO, ny style Lant,ulet popalsrlF known ~
"THE COMING CABBAGE"
y FLANDRAU Carriage Baidsr and 10 East EStc'nihst
A BUTCHERS and GROCERS' PUNGS, 300
IA. different STYLES Portland and Albany Sleghs 1900 Straps Of Bells
from - strap up 100 fur Sleigh Robes $3.50 Lap Robes 1900
Bankeis together with Top and Rock
Express Business Depot and Jaeger Wagons Single and Double
Harness &C., No. i0l Broadway Forrst Auction sale
"Wednesday at II O'Clock. JAMES JENKINS, Aucuoneer
HORSE BLANKETS-ln large stock, adapted
for STABLE and STREET USB Ale large assortment Oi
dun and fnc grades Of DRESS BLANKETS.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND WAGON BLANKETS.
SLEIGH BBLo and yerplste ani yellow metal strapped
sad unstrappaL HAIABa. HAYS Co. q B1esmlaF.
A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE
Horses Clipped By An eron Horse Clipping Machine NJ shortest
notice ONE HOURS TIME, and In yet unsurpassed
ridges inequalities len the horse
which rendered smooth velvet and there possDY Oh
hurt 'ug or s'aruug Che most nervous animal
There are a. present Machines in operation
Al tue NATIONAL EXCHANGE STABLES.
N0. l.G ans lj3 East Twenty y.fouril-si,
and -Four Machines st BARKER HAMLlNS Nesiok fstteras
''''' u '1"' ''"'-' -- wM II. JARVIS.
Sole Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

ods reaching q ~ ieai Bales Foreh Ind si
Ohio 2sSr<B ~ all Mich hogs and pigs
~ svcrsge and cars Ohio 2e ed2a H. 7c With iI6 Ohio bos
~, at porc cNt
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Chanreo ior Dusiness ttleu


DARTNER WANTED-ln q Newspaper and
general Job Printing establishment IN The most fourhng city Of
er.s For further aon inquire OF s. NJ PETTENGLL Co.,
Newspaper Agents, 3, Parkros.
rE,O PHYSICIANS and OTHERS.-The Pro-
uretor valuable Mineral Springs OF welkuoDu efficacy
Nth buildings cont completely furnished, With sur
rouuuQs Of beauty aud having already
large patronage wol Ike to meet With competent parties for
organizing permanent HEALTH INSTITUTION or
WAfER CURE Address "A. H., No. : BeekmAn-s, Room H.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
ALBANY LIIMBER MARKET.

cnfnQ
The market continues good and prevails In OF tie yards
he closing Of navigation AZ hand several large sales heavy
shipments made during e prices remain uucangel and
hts continue be the all kinds goOl The
ccps the Collectors ooe during the week Via Kne Canal
2g.lGf4 Of lumber 787 NJ shingles and a60 n Of
Chsmpa Canal 39 O6 feet lumber The following the ruling
at he prncinal wards:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
''''V""
FIRST Mortgage = per cent. Bouds now
offered for 2,S2j 900
sn.HnO.OOO

Total
Tho above being solely for the construction Of this
COmpanys road amply prompt completion,
AMI eas5 rs r 0ryag Jais 10 ts considered as one Of the mos
sue and dssra5k securities oCsrfd y0r safe IN @ mak<t This
road owned by Company Of capitalists wLo have furnished all the
means for divisions OF the road without Offering to the public
sny Of its ecues and under whose supervision The line being
srucel equipped the thorough and "hen completed
g., track equipment win compare yorab with that Of any other
road ia the The Il the road amply assured by
large traffic already sting the cities upon is line and from
tie country which will be tribuary to H.
The Company offer Tor sale ninetytwO and one
half per cent ami accrued interest recommending them to investor" as
an undonbed security in respect
Cclars maps Of the line Of the road and ul particulars con-
ceuing furnished application ~ the Treasurer o. ne company
at It's OHce. no. 81 Pine-st.
JAMES A. RfYNOR Fresi.int; JOHN 4. GRiSU.OLD PNf
pr.,lleat, LOCKWOOD L. DOTY, Treasurer.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN, Chuirman.) Finance
nAKES AfiES, Coiumittee,
HENRY j. GARDNER,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

3omers AS A THoRoUGHtY SAFE As WELL AS fi'oftI-
49,, -. ,,,-re,,sp>r JAY COOKE ~ Co.
paorblets With map may he obtained and sub
.or;,,tiins yu he received at the COMPANV's Or
s1crs No. 80 Pine-st., New-York; at offices OF JAY
rooxp & Co. New-York. Philadelphia ana "sn-
Sngton: the BANK OF NORM AMERICA ana p"''N-
xor uonses of HowEs & MACY, New-fork'
T,,E INpIAxAPOIIs, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
RAILWAY SEVEN PETscENr GOLD LOAN is based ON
completed Trunk line, 9o5 miles in length running
srom Indianapolis Ind, to Pekin, u, and forming
connections With most Of the principal lines to the
atlantic and Pacific. The equipments are large, and
thc present business fully demonstrates that TINS
anil he one Of the best paying roads in the United
Ststes. We offer the balance Of these bonds at VIZ
snd sccrucdGnterost in currency
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers.
No. II NasSau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

Enw.YoEK Eopontsr 90 1870
IN CONFORMITY with INSTRUCTIONS

Treasury, notice hereby g'eh s
~ cent certificates Issued under io ass
oMarez i8 and july 25 1858 that all Of such esinesisa uss
f.tier denomination Of fb between thc nun
b Of one m and Two and fOrysevsn tID incny ana o.
ne REORGANIZATION of $1,000 between the Numbers one W ~" O
hd AID nheiytF5 lgl Inclusive, viii be PAD ON ~
m Ogc and at from ad ser e jld Day Of Decnhe hsit sn
M ce.ss IN hear interest and viii be no longer available rs
9 N e lsgf none Tc,oTre sny National Banhng hioea
lyL Iig3. lIILuOlRb s's' st''@t''' WV
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
/. MERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE
GituatioHs Uaniso--9emalts.

A YOUNG German Woman wishes a Sltua-
n ton TO 10 pn COOKING WASHING IRONING aud all Kind, q
light HOUSEW OHK Can pTonce good references Gan or a1ro 40
Elst Seventh between Avcnuss eBd b. second soor
A GOOD German GIRL wishes a situation
"A is good washer roner; wiling and o5hgi.S Ne ~
NorfolS-'t d. - IIhD.
IN American Woman wants a Situation as
"A WORKING HOCSEKREPkR Of children, and SeansssA
The best Of references. Adiress Box p o. Liza "
A SITUATION WANTED by a respectable
~ Protestant Girl latcy arfge CHAMBBRMAlD and WAIT
RESS NURSE and DO sewing Call At 300 West seeond,
L7IRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
Dr. PIERCE Co., B0gneyrern Greethorn3 ana oler ec
nom American Eng s Scotch, Gem1ns Sweiss, lash
CERMAN Servants for all positions capable
N ami trustworthy constantly found 800 Bover Mrs LOWE
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
S2,695, 600
FIRST MORTGAGE
Sinking FUND bonds,
Interest at 8 per cent in Currency CT
Z Der cen. in Gold,

Al c rtp o, e holder secured ir AZ the rate oi
500 per mile, upon trunk line Of a from the City Of
IeOrbals 90 IL, Western boundary 0 Louisiana distance Of &&O
miles in e " TtHas; che hrng 'h Louis
inn, Division Of te railroad OF ORLEANS MOBILE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD COMPANI extending from the City 4
Mobile Ahsms the City - Houston Texas distance OF 170
miIe-. bonds payable forty from their dat ind ae
gr-i hv mofga.e made To Hon OAEES AAEs ani Hon h. d.
MORGAN Tru,e., upon Louisiana Division Of tie road With The
e1urmea real estate franchises pertaining fco The prncpal
able IN NeaYok, 10 rurfucy OF LONDON n ser
ling r rate Vt $1,000 ihe interest payable 10 Jan
usry end Jay each year r rate Of SgM per o 10 currency
Nss.Yok ~ 80 ie sse u each coupon q forty do'r'
LONDON al ODE orol of De boiler fa I'll cases. ana tS ~ t'tt 5a's
Crr-a IT, u 'ae tera Of ie mortgage aii1g funi pr-
vtl TO be fel 20 Ike AMI invested by ITEM only 10 these
bonds sufccul g. pty whole The bou's 90 tr maturity
The Moll. he Coupanys road. extending from New"
Orleans to Mobile a constructed and equipped in e very best
manner and row opened The roal Of the IeIas Division
ernrg from r western boundary Of Louisiana tie Ctr Of Houston
will ie opened i, tras 90 luouth The Louisiana Division uIoa
Which f- mortgage securing ts honl' il made is now being con-
rri and h- = SIXTY miles will De opened for re eafT
IN Ju.. mi Company expect lrh the Whole division 10 about
twelve months thereafter Tie prompt completion OF this division Of ih'
d ay sr,l by .ls r-.orlc.s Of tie Company, which lgpH
cable 70 tte construction and equipment here9f 'l;
C,sh Subscription by Stockholders. 20 per cent
Of Which bss been plil and balance 20 hs pil
A. rate u PER cent each m'nth....,.,..'T T'CJt'M
Der cent Bonds Of The stat, II Louisiana doc
ustel by ,be state the Company ior tbs
Division Of its 22@Fo
second mortss.e per cent Bonds, Ifr~igd
auI interest {a1luteei By the s'-tcoi LOls-
,,,,',,,.... 2,25lD
T9.l 15o'9iOVO
FIRST Mortgage per cent. Bonds now
offered for %'S%0ioV"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
6itualions Wanleo-- malss.

A YOUNG Married Man, speaking English
and Gergqn Fgut Ger1rs procuring ki'd Of honor
abe EMPLOYMENT such Light Porter &C. Is a3 and vi Ting
furnish tle best o. pleIece Address, l Box H. iHlas
Ohse.
A SITUATION WANTED for my COACH
"A MAN Gernsu intelligent hind ard honest will give highest
references. Atdras Box 1885, T. o.
E1ARN HANDSat 6 Bowling-g g-green.-PIERCE
Co have constantly hand Grcass SSe0e Gemab,, Scotch
srd English; also Mechanics Coschmen, Garieaers' Sc
GCOTCHMAN and wife, EnSlishman and
> vie frsrsts m hands and houekeepers Just arrived want
SITUATIONS North West, south Inquire a. tsc Agescy
PIERCE Co., b bOsung Green.
NVANTED-ENTRY CLERK. from 16 to Is
w wears of age Afes IN o~n baaiwning P. o. Box 53i
Good reference required
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

I'TI n EV01s tAITFmFU ulII 4ll pFtts uh
y s. tt. .. Lp..
EI.- $50 4I soi Western Flour is very inactive, and
-. ..e-t raaas from New Wheat STEADY AMI
rr- shippers disposed hold of for further No. and
-.H. -ey being pressed tle markell sales 5000 b1k. We
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-15
OUT OF DOOR wu1rE.wasrr.

Take good quick lime, in Jumps, slake
il with hot water, and while sinking add
to what will make o pailful, pound Of
tallow. or any grease free from dirt
II may bc rancid, smoked or otherwise
unfit for Kitchen use. AS soon as the
violent sinking is over, stir thoroughly.
All tho water should be added before
tho slaking oeascs, and tho mixture
should be- very complete. This forms
in the whitowaSh an ipsolnble, lime
soap, which, " thssWfIiic wash is dilutcd
with GOLD water, ofton separates in
minute clots-- 1.-THE cixture be we'll
made, it will bc very smooth, aud is
little affected by raius.-4 4An,crtcan dg-
yicuNurui,St.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-15

The primary or Palaozoic Age. Dur
ing this age, there were no air br cath
ing animals. The fishes werc the mas. ers
Of creation. It may therefore be ftly
called the reign Of Fishes.
The Secondary .Age.-This is the
epoch in which the air-breathipg ami.
male just appear. Reptiles prodominate
over the other Glasses, and may therefore
be called the reign Of Reptiles.
The Tertiary Age.-Tcrrcstrial nam
mails Of great size abound during this
period, and is therefore called the
re9b of Mamnaals
1hs Mo1e,m Aye..-This age is char
ncterised by the appearance of man,
the most perfect of al; created beings,
and is caiGd the reign Of 1Nan.
Man, who belongs othe present age,
is tho crowning pieco of natures works
With,a oorporeal aud spiritual nature,
the o6o is characterized BY its upright
position, and the other by its high in.
tcllectual und moral endowmonts. For
ages the world was in preparation for
mau. Immense metallic, mineral and
chemical treasures were stored away in
tho great treasury Of nature. All tho
variops metals, precious stones, chomi.
Gals in their endless variety, and the
insxhaustible coul beds, were deposited
and arranged, the waters wero filled
will, 6sh, the air with fowls, and the
earth with vegetables and animals for
the use Of man. The house was frat
built, then furnished, then abuudan,ly
provisioncd for mans sustonancc, and
then h., tho lord Of oil, was introduced
Man is u unit IN his species. llo pro-
duoes no hybrids--a cosmopolits by pa.
ture--a. home cvcywhero-his physioal
structure readily ajapts itself to the