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This ia the best Medicine for young children,
suffering with Gollc, DIarrhaa or any other COM
plsint, Incident to Teetbing. 1t may be given
with safety, as It contains no opium, or other IN
furious anodyne.
Price, 25 cents bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
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The MONUMENTAL. FAIR.-In addition to the
numerous attractive features which will adorn
the Ladies' Memorial Fair, to be held at the HI
5ernian Hall next week, we take pleasure Ii
making It known that grand vocal and instru-
mental concert will be given in the lower hall
during one q tie evenings Of the faif. Ths'best
amateur and professional talent in the city have
kindly responded to the call of the ladies, and
with such abundant material the affair cannot
fail to be one Of t6s delightful and enjoyable
that has been af6raed In the city fog long time
past, lowing tossne siAe of the shsll only a
umissE number .afsseam can % obtained. but
every seGsft win ;be msae 70 accommodate as
mapise5s = possible; Eoass. win be given in the
da!fi Spapets Of me timsef she concert aad the
place whefe tlckess andseass can Pc sscured.
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Aiken, Sarah
Jane
Aimar, Maggie I
Alston, Reoeoea
Armstrong, Ell
"a Ann
Avery, MA
Austin, Ceely
Arson, Martha
Ball, Susan
Ball. Lavtn8
Barnett, Ameua
Benitt, Eve
Bee, Hsunan
Beeshah, Mrs !.
James q
Blew, Hannah
Bogardres, Hrs
Richard
Bonnto, Ann
,Bonneau, Miss I
Bourne, Ameua
Bowley; Maria
Broughron, Dol
/. " Ann
Brown, Louisa
Brown, Sarah
Brown, Mrs b G
Brown, Elsey
Burns, Mary
Butler Mrs Q
Butler, Miss IL q
Calder. AnnieC
Cannon, Mrs A
o.ail, Mes inc
Callahan, MRS
Betsle
Chase, Ada
Chisolm, Eliza.
beth rs -
Chriestberg, Eu,
genia
CostnE Martha
Colclough, Nan
ME
Corde, Miss @ A
tEonstan ntine,..
Mfrs J~G
Connolly. Mrs S
Craps, MISS L
e
Cross Amelia G
Dawson, Satyra
Dagget,> jose
DGliagSham, GnsSh Mrs
Drsyton, Miss
Dunus, Miss An.
Dunkin, Miss
Wetsie
Edmondson,
Annie F
Edm ;ndson, Ma
~
Edwards, Jane
E r, Mrs
Fisher, Labina
:s,iasIas,oha.r,osse
Fox, Annie.
EowleE Maria &
Frazier, ,Melvtna
Green, Phynus
Green, Virginia
A
Haight,Ars 8 A
Hazard, Maria
Harrison. Sarah
Hall, Venus
HASelton, Mrs
heZ, Eliza
Hendtmann,
Martha
Howard, Mrs
Jane B
Howard, Mary E
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cAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL

CAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
~ ROAD.
E4MH go
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily "a
follows:
Leave Charleston. :........ $50 4. ID.
Arrive at Savannah. ...2O0 r. u.
Leave nnsh...............n.16A A. n
Arrive at Charleston. ......... 80 T. u.
-Connectsat Savannah with the Atlantic n Gull
Railroad for Jacksonville, 81, Augustine and all
points In Florida.
with Central RailroSd for Macon, Atlanta, No
bile, New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points on the Savannah
River. q,
At Charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all points
North and West
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
tn Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; aadan
principal Ticket onices North and South.
Freights forwarded daily to and from Savan.
nah and all points beyond.
Through Bills Of Lading issued to Jacksonville,
Palatkay DC.
Tariff as low as by any other nue:
O. 8. GADSDEN,
oct5 Englneersnd 9uperfBsendont
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n1atrhes, Jemelrp, &r.
EHINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.
THE LATEST STYLES.

Particular attention is invited to the NEW,
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF WATCHES,
JEWELRY, sILYERwARE AND FANCY GOODS,
sultablefor Presents, Just received and opened
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nHE GREAT LUNG REMEDY

GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma, Ooughs,
Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs Group, Whooplne
Cough and Consumption, when TAKEN Ia Ame.
Has never failed.
OyERTwENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony TO the great superiority q
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over al otner
lung remedies Introduced.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is warranted NOT 70
contain opium or other nauseous drugs In any Of
their forms.
" Globe SSte Flower Cough Syrup Is protected by
letters patent. both on trade mark label and COM
nound, II IS pleasant to the taste aIlG harmless
to the most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERToN, TAYLOR & CO.,
2roprletors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ga
ROSWELL GA, April q. 1870.
Hessrs Pe7noerton, Taylor q Co:
DEAR SIRs-l received the bottle Oh Giooe
Flower syrup ut noon. yesterday, snd began the
use OF it Immediately. My patient passed 8
more comfortable night than she has for three
months, and now, at 10 O'Clock 4. d.. says sne
feels like another woman. l intend to continue
the 1se OF the Globe Flower Syrup, belieYiay
will make cure Never have / witnessed such
great benefit from remedy, Ia 80 short Time, ~
INV life, shall In tile future uae your diooe
Flower Syrup In all cases Of colds, coughs. ana
ali directions OF the lungs that may present tnem'
selves. Respectfully, ,,nr.psoN ND.
For sale by an Druggists.
GOODRICH, WINEMaN OH,
Wholesale DruggisIs'
....o..o. Charle9tOQ, 8. G.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meteorological Observations.

The following is the War Department wealth
er report-divisions Of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce. observations taken
yesterday, at 4:5l P. NJ, Charleston time.
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Drnss, Gbemnals, &r

ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL /,
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NJ, ,D.v,pr I,Esnsyn-We announce with
.a.o..sss " aa,.h ~ ,nIs nure and egtImabls gen.
,,On %s'.o .oos y. n,aes '.e ves,srssy
'is,nsI' "uYa 49, xonnger hrorber or cbsncel
Mr. Leaesne "ss svuass. s.. was ~ nsmnsr q,
.ol Less.no 'u sua s,a M % =, usrcssnra,s Tesssne 4
.ns meiVar' ..,s. .sa - -.r M rssssns wss nrIncl.
~, nuse', s., =. nanss ~ Ies,.Gs syells from which
pau ~ Ae lDu'o go, wa s...ss Gonna months
eonne'''0n nc -'''''' W '''' 49,
aN ", rosssna vas a ,iberal.s inst: u,trn, and
.,ortrtaous gart,.inans EARNED 10 strong in hon.
% ss., ghos S,s hnsibsas NE was without stin;
ss ~h,,e his his private career was as unobtrusve as
s,eniaed M and useful The funeral will take place
st s O'CLOCK this afternoon, ct St. Philips
rsnrc, N ~ wh,on -ehu,oh he had been for many
a.ss' Ss.r.:s dsySnt 4 NM msaber.=s So
- SIS azsg-
sTHE sGGfGfH xkoI oIaNE III 1TlHsflsurH ~ meet.
ing of tas Institute Wss held last sssntlg, sthalf
main Tf,,sIonS "A Board Of T5S1 &9OoIns Pre-
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CoNNUBIAL BL1ss.-George Stewart, coloreG
was tried yesterday afternoon for an assault and
battery upon his better half. Early oa Thursday
morning, before leaving their place OF residence,
q slight dispute had arisen between the couple,
which in a wsmoments, grew 4ltora regular
quarrel, and, according to tlei wife terminassfln
blows. she swore that he struck her, and-h he
swore he did not. but admitted that he had threat
ened to chastlse her, and had shaken his fist In
her face. This lndignity, under legal construc:.
tion, wss deeldsd to be an assault and the astr
shaker was sentenced to pay fine Of s. and
costs, or go to jan for ten days. lie asked for
time to consider, and has not made MS choice
yat
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{ rCRUMBs.-The gentlemen acting as special
committee Of the Ladiest! Memorial Fair. viii
please meet the ladies' .at Htbernian Hall, this
day, 1lth February; st half past Q p NJ Gentle.
men ore requested to be punctual.
BY the statement published by the New YORK
Mercantile Agency, there have been twenty -one
failures, with liabilities to the amount OF s3l5,oo9
In South Carolina during the year 1870, showing
An increase of two In the number OF failures and
slo8, 900 In the amount Of liabilities over tne
statement for 1859. s:a
The Methodist parsonage, located eight miles
from Rldgeway 8. O., was burned on Thursday
afternoon last by an {insendisry are, the house
having first been pillaged. The preacher, Rev.
Mr. Clifton, was absent on the circlt at tae
time, and lost everything.
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OFFICERS.
T. A. NELSON, President.
AMOS WOODRUFF, First Vice-prestdent.
F. N. WHITE, Second Vlce.president.
BEN. MAY, Secretary.
CHAs. 7. PArrERsoN. Assistant Secretary.
F. s. DAVIS, Treasurer.
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CHsRSrsr6a .seefiI 9Lgg~This Terpsi-
cho..sN s.m6 mas been recently formed, and 10
oficered byrSs foiiessns nalaed gentlemen: VIM.
b, Moore, pfesideat; W. F. Gfddleson, vice-presi.
deut;, II. f.. Moore, secretary and treasurer
Their nrst entertainment took place on Thursday
evening, at their hall, in Church street, and .
ISrpe number Of the club, with many friends,
were present. The scene was one OF animation,
and the arrangements reflected credit upon the
committee entrusted with the management. we
would not attempt to enumerate the various
characters represented; but the "Afrtcan Fat
Boy,n as personated' BY Mr.. J. F. Redding, was
eertssniyqne which attracted 7ganersl sneention.
sndNsysdop4d maoh 6 ithe fan:ef saessTsnins.
The entertainment lasted to tre small hours,
and .eserS Sons went s@syS hoping that another
sfeania6 vii be he'd 40 dHstaut day.
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( CLUBS, And STARs alderman Potter, oficia-
ting as Msyosdasina the tsmpersry absence OF
Mr.. Pillsbafy.: oornmsuced; bis judicial duties
Yesterday morning. The docket presented
fsr.hIs decision but TWO brief aud trinlng cases
which is the most encouraging evidence OF tbs
peace and quiet reignlng, supreme In the city.
one destitute white man applied for 8 nights
lodgings, ind having received H. Bss siscnarsed
.uexs msrqhaay =
one johyisr. Hho was three sheets IN the Wind
.on Tuesday n@h. ran atoul Of q lamp post Ia
Haseiarest and nnglng out his graphing irons
anchofed ,bnnself for the night. Finding nts
berth uncp cpntor.aols be made sail about l2o'ciocs
ana steering bya bright star. the htfer led him
to the eGuardhouse, wherein Fasaocked up until
next morning Hs was saeh through before The
Mayor, who closed maidea asstzs by discnata;.
ing him On tae pyeapf the hfst offence.
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AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS
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By ]. FRASERMATHEWEs.s

"ILL BE SULU On TUESDAY, 2BTH,
w at the Old Postofice. at II O'Clock,
@That desirably located LOT add well 1Eished
THREE STORY RESIDE ENCE and outblildinga,
streets, containing eight rooms, pantry drssaing.
rooms, study, bathroom and water closet with
water wafer Works, two: good atticroDms, Kitchen,
sefvants' apartments, carriage: house and stable,
ana >afge cstet1; gas throughout the, House.
Lot measures ils feet on Wentworth street By
Tetms-0ne:thtrd cash; balance In oDsand tHo
years occurred hy bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises, with intefest;property
to be insured and policy. assigned. arurohassr to
pay ]. Z. Mathbwes for papers and necessary
United States internal revenue stamps.
feb1l- -sfmStl6,- g. 5. s,...t- a /. ......s.,
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~ For later Locals, see First Page.
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Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
jan80-16 =
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Auction Sales This Day.

Barometer corrected for elevation and tempe
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AUGUSTA BRANCH.
III. MILLER, cs,era, Ioen,s
DR. b. W. LAWT0N, e
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pam TIP CAPITAL. ................. $24o,0Ot
income per annum, L 600, ,0Ot
Assets, January 1st nearly r20a ooe
SAMUEL Y. TUPPPER,
feb1o-lmo Rss1DsNr AGENT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-11

China, had the impudence to throw dirt upon
the party accompanying ex-Secre.ary Seward,
because their cries for money were unheeded.
Nations have gone - war upon less provocation.
but it is hoped that wisdom may prevail in the
counsels of our rulers in this instance.
We approve of using moderation in this case.
Those little Woo Changers dida't know tina.
they were throwing dirt at Seward. But then
it was not the first time DIRT had been throwR at
him.
A rejected "fellow," not a thousand miles
away, on getting the mitteu got off the following
"'Tis sweet to lsve,
But Oh how bitter,
To love gal
And fail to get'er.'
He was consoled by some swain with the fol-
lowing:
"'Tis nice to sip
From honsyed lips.
Sweet kisses soft aud meiler,
But, il she II trip,
Why let her rip,
And take some other feller.''
A neighboring paper Gays:
Foreign newspapers express wonder at the
death rate in this country. They must be una
ware Of the fact that We support "a, 900 doctors.
And we add. . great many of them are poor,
ignorant men, who could not make living in
any other way.
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JoIIET.MENDoTA ReAD.--The following from
the Aurora Beacon may be of interest to our
leaders in the northern portion of the county:
We Learn the subscription books are now open
for stock in the Joliet, Newark aud Mendoza
Railroad. The people on the line of route seem
to appreciate the undertaking and are taking
stock literally. It's reported that there il al
ready n sufficient amount guaranteed ives, of
Fox river to grade, bridge aud tie the road to
Mendoza
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-11

The report of the Illinois and Michigan canal
for the year 1870 show, quite falling off in re-
ceipts compared with the last year. They
amount to about 100000; nearly $4,000 less
than IN 1869. The extreme low water In the
Illirois river, which was almost dried up after
June, 10 the cause of the decreased business.
The receipts for tho year exceed the expsudi.
lures about 100000, and dividend of 5 per
cent has been paid on the registered bonds.
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a skater at Waterloo, says the .1dcocate broke
through the ice, SWAN twenty yards under
w"ter until he touched bottom, then bracinr
himself with head and shoulders under the ice
and giving one lift for life and air, broke through
and came cut of the hole M fresh AZ IL new
chicken.
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BY BERNUs.

BY BKRMUs.
We have been unusually serene lately, owing
to consoious pride Of our newly acquired
wealth. We have for several weeks. been the
owner of On undivided interest in lottery tick
ct. We got that wealth for ten cents, and the
ticket having esat 100 cents, il follows that we
own an undivided tenth thereof That ticket is
in lottery in which there are some such mag
ni6cent prizss Is: $4,000 acres Of land worth
million of dollars; hotel worth half million :;
. block of stores valued at = quarter of ditto;
herd Of cattle valued at third of same q blood
cd horse, 100000; q Newfoundland bull, that
would not bring less than $4,000 patent pig.
worth $4,000; an educated cat, worth SO; q
now kind of mule, valued at SIS, and William
goat worth $7.25.
We wore sure Of getting an interest in at least
ono Of these valuable articles, and confident in
ourinsinuatiuy ways, We were sure that We could
COAX the owner Of the other nine interests to
yield his claims TO Us in whatever We should
win.
In anticipation Of getting any of tho above per-
sonal property We have made some alterations in
our shed and surroundings, such ss coop. eleven
feet high, to accommodate the rooster; built in
imitation of the Ottawa court house, thus avail
ing ourselves OF its peculiar acoustic properties,
90 that no matter how loudly that "proud bird"
might crow, the echoes In the building would
neutralize and destroy the sound. We erected
stable II feet high for the horse; a pen 81 feet
square for the pig; rented the public square 40
q pasture for the ball; and procured frsm the
city council "ths right of way" of the whole city
for the goat chalksd off on the floor new par
tition for the cat, and rested quiet, taking no
interest in the drawing, deeming that as a mere
matter of form, as We should drag in the pre-
miams anyway.
P. S. Since writing the above we have receiv-
ed the painful intelligence that the whole thing
il a gorgeous swindle. 1t was planned by lot
of dead beats, at hotel cut in Omaha, Nebraska,
who could not pay their board The land was
the city of Omaha aud country around it; the
hotel was the one where they boarded; the stores
were the saloons and billiard rooms where they
passed their time; the herd of cattle were but.
falos out on the plains; the 'blooded horse" was
y saw horse, covered with the blood of decapi-
tated chicken; the patent pig was pig.ircn, at
foundry; the new kind of mule was cross be-
tween water melon and a pumpkin; the edu-
Gated cat was a CATO nine-tails, to make folks
smart; and the bull what is known as an Irish
bull" found in u newspaper. Besides the agent
was cheat and the ticket he sold US counter
felt, and the ten cents we gave for the ticket he
Immediately spent for whisky.
We are tired of life. It's fraud. We wish
to quit the world and its vunities and disappont-
ments We want to be nun, or ajay bird, n
bat, An owl, grasshopPer, a jute bug, martin.
gale, or anything but helder of tenth interest
in bogus ticket in Nebraska lottery swndle.
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a lady having the misfortune to have her hus.
band hang himself On an apple tree, the wife of
a neiehoor immediately came to beg branch of
that tree, to have il grated into of her orch.
ard "ior who knows" says she, "but it may bear
the same kind of fruit ~
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John 4. Owens, the actor, is followed around
10y female who is in love with him. John SAYS
lac don't knsw whether il il Owen to his good
looks or something he has said in an unguarded
moment.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
Personal Intelligence.


Recorder A. Pollok. OF Washington, D. c., is at
the st. James Hotel.
CONGRESSMAN Cakes Ames, OF Massachusetts, has
quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
WIN. Tasker Smith, British Consul at Savannah,
yesterday arrived at the New York Hotel.
the Everett House.
Dr. J. G. Holland (nmotny Titcomb) Is in town, at
the Brevoort House.
3. Darbysnre, OF Birkenhead England, is resiJ-
ing at the Hoffman House.
Professor Pierce, OF the United States Coast Sur
vey, yesterday arrived at the Brevoort House.
Ex- Governor Holly, Of Connecticut, Is domiciled
ct the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Countess Muzzanella arrived yesterday from
Hartford at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
John L. Owens, the comedian, Is domicled at the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel IL. 8. Wech, OF Connecticut, Is quartered
At the Grand Central Hotel
L. P. French, OF the United States Marine Corps,
Ss quartered at the ST. Nicholae Hotel.
Indian Commissioner John v. Farwell, OF Chi
cago, Is at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL MI. Farwell was
one or the heaviest losers by late great fire. yet
shortly after Its occurrence he visited this city and
arranged for speedy recommencement OF his busl.
ness. HIS present visit to the city made to at
tend the meeting or the Indian Comm ssioners held
last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. lie there
reported upon the condition OF the Indians OF Cali
f0rnia and Nevada. whom ne visited short time
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
TELgeRAPHIQ NEWS ITEMS.

The report Of the Health Ocer Philadelphia the
number Of Of smallpox during last week 49, aud for
the year 1897 Tho deaths from smallpox during last week
were IS, and for the year 2sS
The crew OF the steamer Mary Boyd at Memphis mu
tinted yesterday morning An attack made on
shot negro John Klon twice. wound
ing him severely The timely arrival OF the police
mates ife
Kate Cherry to her death Monday night in Sara
toea, N IN drunken row Is supposed that her hus-
and struck her the head with instrument The hus
band wm Cherry, and Matthew Smith, brother Of de-
ceased have been arrested
On Sunday October n James Trottsr murdered
Indian Ford Butler county, No.. by named Dyer who
approached his victim from beh nd aud with
cut on his head blow. Trotters alleged ence was CO.
habitlng with crazy woman.
The boiler in Quirin aaney a. Tiosa Centre New York,
exploited mt seven O'Clock yesterday morning. killing man
named Van Ander and severely niurIng George Qun
several others. The beam house and lime house
moished. The boiler thrown distance OF $40 feet II
old, and ovsrpressure Of caused the daser
The preliminary proceedings In the libel Of
Austin OF Minnesota against Green, editor Of the st. An
thony concluded yesterday. The latter
held 70 ball 10 appear before the Grand Jury.
George Clark Young man, and the loader Of band Of
despesoes and thieves who have been operating la Spring
field for some time was arrested Yesterday and argr
fessct enough crimes send him TO State Prison e
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Sautley sang the part OF Elijah last night In
Mendelssohn's oratorio at Steinway Hall and made
3 great success.
Feohter plays Claude Melnotte this afternoon at
Wallack's for the benefit OF the Chicago sunerers
New scenery and new toilets have been added to
the attractions Of "Divorce'' ut the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. lf
Tonight Nilsson plays her greatest role, Mar
guerite, at the Academy.
wachtel sings in LA Dame Blanche" tonight at
the Stadt.
The sensation drama OF "Crimen Is drawing i'm
mense houses at tine Bowery.
divorce" Is running successfully at Mrs. Con-
ways Brooklyn Theatre.
The International Circus Company, a stupendous
AFFAIR. win shortly visit u.s.
This Is Charlotte Cushman's last week at Booths.
She plays Meg Merrlles every night.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
AFFAIRS IN CHICAGO.

leniency of New Yosl CreditOrs--sixty Miles
of streets Laid Waste in the Grrat Fire.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81, 1871.
The Eceuing Journal learns from private Dusi
ness sources that the New York creditors OF Chicago
burned-out firms are very generally satisfied with
the settlements they are making with them.
An approximate measurement shows sixty miles
OF streets laid waste In the great IRE.
The opponents OF the Union city and county
ticket recently nominated to-day maze the
following nominations Mayor, c. q. p. Holden;
Court Judge, Lambert Freer; City Treasurer,
Charles II. Ham; County Treasurer Henry Harms;
City Attorney, r. Mcffngh; City Collector, w. j..
Mahon Police Commissioner, otto Herring; Sena-
tor: B. Il. Mum. The nominees are mostly republi-
cans.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpos MoSEY MAHKrr.--LosDoy, Oct si-4 SOP. NJ
Consos closed at g3 for 81 tor the
United States hvetweniv bonds 1854 sis; 1861 old. slf
1867, y3h ten-ortjes byH.
LIvEspooI. CoTTos MARKxr-LykarooI- Oct 81
80 Z. MThe cotton market CLOSED active aud iirmer.
Hiddling uplands, sd mdding Orleans ykd. The sales
the day been 1900 bales, Of which loo bales
speculation au1 export Sacs OF cotton shipping
shipped ut Charleston Or Savannah At 9hd.
LIVERPOOL BEEADsTUFFs MARKET. -LIvRRpooL. Oct
81 30 r. M-The market Is quiet Wheat, IIs Lis sd
per GENITAL for No. red Western spring Corn Ss 3d.
The receipts of wheat for the past three days have
been 22,j00 quarters, including 49, 900 American
LvvERrooL PROVISIONS MARKET T.-LivERroot, Got. S-
30 Z. M.-Lard, S6s PER cwt. .
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKT.-LvHIrooL, Oct 81
Evening Refined petroleum, i7Ad per gallon; common
LoNDos PRoDuor. xr.---LoSpoN, oet sl-Bven-
ingcommon rosin lis. I'd. la spiria Of turpentine,
<8s Cd. <9A
.-PsrRoLKUx MARKET LONDON. oct oi--Pesroleum,
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