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glad EMY OF N U S l Q.
MRS. MOU L T o N,
AMERICAS GREATEST SINGER.
The Management has the honor to announce

The Management has the honor 10 announce
GRAND MOULTON CONCERTS,
FORTBURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2s, AND
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20,
ATS O'CLOCK, ON WHICH OCCASION
MRS. ARIES MOU N,
Americas Most Gifted songstress,
And so :o1g distinguished In European and
American Art Circles for her Datcnles3 Vocal
powers and exquisite culture, and aiIer nsl re-
cent MOST BRILLIANT TRIU APHS IN New fork,
Boston, New Orleans and the principal CUES OF
the United States, where she has createa tne
greatest enthusiasm with press ana puolc. VIII
make her first appearance IN charleston, asssteo
BY the o'lo wing Artists:
Mr. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, the favorite Tenor.
Sig, FERRANTI, the renowned Barttone, This nrst
appearance here,l and
Mr.. JAMES H. WEHLI, the eminent Pianist, thts
first visit to the South.l
Mr.. GEORGE W. COLBY. Musical Director.
SCALE OF PRICES:
General Admission. % 2, o. oo
Family Clrcle.. ................''''''''soo oon,s
Private BoXeS................ .<s..:.SiS anu sN
The sale OF seats commences at the Box Omce
OF the Academy OF Music on TUESDAY mofnins'
December 26, at 9 O'Clock.
The "Weber Grand Ptanosn are useo q. au tne
sMoulton Concerts" c. A. CHlALVLA,
ss- Orders for Seats fro surrounding places
NAV be sent by mail or telegraph, and tney VI
be carefully attended TO. oec|a
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COTTON MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK.

NEW YORK, December q.
The receipts at all OF the ports have been
1ao-o haloa apains. 1907 ,0Is last week. 105.839
the previous week, and 1922 ,l26 three weeks
since. The total receipts since September
have been 25O, ,379 bales, against 1,50l, 1874 Tor
the corresponding period of the previous year;
showing decrease of 250,sl5 bales. The ex-
ports from all Of the ports for the week were
IS, $40 bales. against s9,5ll for the same week
last year. The total exports for The expired
portion of the cotton year are 642,334 bales,
against 627,793 for the same time last year.
The present stock as compared with that of
the corresponding week of the previous year
Is as follows:
Dec. %, 1871. Dec. %, 1870.
At all ports .432 93S 490l75
AT the interior towns..... s9,36o 10e,543
la Liverpool. .43S,uU0 oi3VV,
American cotton afloat for
Great Britain. $4,000 3io,o0o
Indian cotton adoat for
At the South less rain has fallen during the
week. and In some sections We have COM
plants OF cold weather. The picking is not
progressing SO favorably.
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4 MEASUREMENT CORRECTED.
Card from DR.. Wragg.
CHARLESTON, December %.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

DEAR SIR-In the report of Mr.. Boweu's
speech on the impeachment resolution in the
House OF Representatives, published this
morning, such mIsstatement of the facts, in
a case in which am named, has occurred, that
must request that you do me the justice to
publish the following statement
Respectfully. &C.,
WIN. T. WRAGG.
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Marrie6.

DELORME-TIETYEN.-0 Wednesday even
Ing, the goth instant, at the residence Of the
Mr. w1LLIiM II. DRLoaME, OF Sumter, B. G., 20
Miss EMMA TIETYRN, OF this city. No cards.
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DEL G R E E N.

AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open at and Z.
Admission, rs cents; Children un1er ten 25c.
Tickets for sale at Pavilion Hotel, FRED.
pAUER's Music Store NJ. s77 King street, and
at Ticket Wagon. dec25'2
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NorB.-The weather report dated TAT O'CLOCK,
This morning, will be posted In the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce st 10 O'Clock A. M., aud,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamberl be examined by ship.
masters at any time daring the day.
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Amusements.


,-o.-o-o->-e>--~>->~~-
n A N R 1 @ E.
THE GREAT
PARIS VILION CIRCUS
COMPANY.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
The Daring MORGAN,
The Wonderful NELSON'S,
o'BRIEN, the vaulter and Double somersault
Performer OF the World;
Miss LIZZIE MARCELLUs;
MAYA, the French Clown;
JAMES COOKE, the celebrated English Jester;
MILES, ToURNAIRE.
CLARK, NICHOLS,
Scores OF Acrebats, Gymnasts, Equestrian, and
Trapeze Performers.
Professor DAVIS and his Wonderful Troupe Of
PERFORMING DOGS.
The Famous Trained Horses:
ExCELsIoR, Jr., STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
REBEccA AND JULIA.
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THE FAILURE TO IMPEACH.
OUR LIUGIJERS BOCGHT IND SOLD
LIKE BLICK SHEEP.
The Details of the Shameful Scenes IN
the General Assembly on Friday.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December %.
The Hessians have conquered and Scott is
reprieved. The Governor sent his dragooning
proclamation TO the Assembly at noon to-day,
and this, with the money that has been
liberally distributed in the House, has proved
stronger with the members of the Legislature
than all the proofs that have been brought OF
the frauds and corruption of the sorry Ring
that now controls the Nestinies Of South
Carolina.
Immediately upon the assembling OF the
House to-day the etannouncement was made OF
Ia message from his Excellency tue Gov
ernor." The message, which was sent to the
speakers desk and read by the clerk, was as
follows: o,,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 22, ISL
ITO the Honorable the Members ofths Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the State Of
South Carolina:
here ith transmit for your information
proclamation convening the General Assem-
bly, at twelve O'Clock noon on tomorrow, the
23d day of December, 1871, pursuant to the au-
thorty vested in me by the Constitution OF the
State. To adjourn and leave the Chief Magis-
lEdle duu lledSuIei VI tiO ototo IL ouSS unuSi
a resolution accusing them Of ''high crimes
aud misdemeanors" pending in the House OF
Representatives, would be most dangerous
precedent, as 1t would enable one branch Of
the General Assembly which alone can prefer
charges to paralyze the Executive arm Of the
State, while it denies the accused the right to
meet The accusers face TO tace. II the pending
resolution OF Impeachment expresses the sense
ofthe House of Representatives, and is in their
Judgment warranted by the law and the facts,
1t Is their duty to the State to 30 declare, and
not adjourn and leave in power officers whose
acts merit such charges. If the resolution does
not express the sense of the House, then JUS
tice 10 the people and the accused imperative
~ demands that the House should so declare
without further de,av.
Very respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-18

"Hrnrr'S <''Iu,"i, iSalSu ~ ishealuc soften.
ing All" eNrcioang The cStaordin ~ power possesses
~ wCdat-ly relieving and eventually curing Tho mos, oh
shsr asses "r coughs colds. throat bronchitis in1uen.
~ tasla hpa s'rc.s ashi-a aud consumption l. almost
incredible 20 prompt IL the relief ccrtnn M ciac ia In
~ S "u"Ne csscs or any cton OF the throat III lungs
Thai ,""Nalds OF physcians daily prescribing H. and one
ma AL SAY 'ha' Ni the most ang aud crpectGrang e
clW rlo" 'mo doe always affords r- and In most cases
me nov effects cure Sold by druggists, IN large bottles
nce ' n1,iar u YOUR own fault you s,i Ga and
suffer. The Ba. nm will cure ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-18

A. reported by KIALE BOS Wholesale and Retail Ggocers
No Ii La Sale street.
Ottawa, Feb. H. 1870.
The market to-day is dull. though the prices
of some kinds of prcduce,are higher. Corn is a
little lower. Ear corn is worth 45g46c, and
shelled about the same for GO lbs. Potatoes have
been little scarce this week, and have brought
as high as 60c, although the general market will
warrant our quotations only about JOc. Dressed
hogs are little lower, 1925 being the outside
Poultry, more especially turkey, are a little ex.
cited. We make quotations as follows:
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'rsse Markets.

The same quietness noticed in our last has
prevailed in the general grain market during
the week, thoagh both wheat and corn have stiff
fened little in price. Dressed hogs, as the
packing season is about over, on the decline
Cattle, IN consequence Of enormous arrivals
show declining tendency at Chicago.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RThe local money market shows no material
change during the week. The demand for money
keeps good, and the supply of loanable funds Is
no, materially increased. Business generally In
town is quiet
In New York the money market is reported
active, and funds in good supply at and per
cent. on call loans.
In Chicago the demend for money from all
classes of business keeps good, and the supply OF
funds is generally sufficient to accommodate all
regular customers of the banks at the usual rate
of ten per cent.
The gold n arket is a little unsettled and the
premium Is Il trife less than last week, and the
tendency of the marke: seems towards lower
prices.
The government bond market is weak and
prices have recedod little on all classes The
demand is not very large and the market is
little depressed.
Ravens McKnlay h Co. furnish the following
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Exchange on \. \ a prem selling.
La Sale county bonds par
Foreign Exchange is lower and is selling at
S5.1j per {.
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Chicago Market.

chicago, Feb. H.
Flour-Dull. Prime white winter Sc 10.
Wheat-No. spring $1209l2I
Corn-No, l. 80 g53c; No. 2, 5Ogjl no grade
4694S cts
Oats-Dull at 4SQ49 for No 9.
Hogs-Dull. $S,G04SS.Gj for heavy dressed
hogs. SS.45g$S.65 for light.
Cattle-Heavy arrivals have; AFFECTED prices in
juriously, and quotations on all grades are lower
Choice steers, $1g7.25; good to prime steers,
$51O9G.5O: medium butchers stock, $4159
300; cows and heiiers, $2.7j $3.50.
Lard-l2l4 cents.
Higbwines unchanged
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sep'r'sbsr i''a, ,sN.-iy

w e, Y.aSC The Besls Of CIVIL soc!e,y.-t.sssys
49,. W sung men, on w honor and HAPPINESS NJ mar.
I I "a ss e,e and dansers Of ceibary sanitary
III -! Ms sAemest Of mana true position 10 lie s-nt
TioS, W. 7. rhlsdsiSAa, IA naJi u
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.Spcrial Aotifes.
Dk. J. Is. WALKER.
CCULIST AND AURIST,
NAY BI CONSULTED AT ruR
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
The First Saturday In Each Month.

Dit. ii. OlsN.
or Chicago, formerly of this rlas will VIZ, O,.v, n, ,,,
Un Hotel, the first Tuesday and wedA,tpy AFTER the nr.t
Monday Of each month, for the purpose OK treating a,
OF the kye and Ear whether susc" or otherwise Onc,,
aons for cataract artificial pupil Inverted Ids closure Of ~,
tsl duct cross eye s,r-hylons and e coys OF tumorx
ana morbid rroWs OF every description ArNcia ere, snd
sx drums Inserted without r%n previous opera on Gran
sla sid the noS e9uru, ..elss ". .he ex ,
peosrI~lHp cured
From his tsc experience In treating Diseases OF ,ts I've
d Ear w feels conadA aaung that he zen eurs u~sy,
ory No. Cs1oric sAses ss E.a0a Consultation free
Decs,ns~ 10Th, iSVA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-18

MANHOOD,
How Lost, How Restored.
An7tlm Just published, new edition Of Dr. Culver.
ZfAxLk Wen Celebrated Essay the radical curs
Switholt medcine). OF srKRX AroRln1H or
seminal Weakness. !nveluntnry Seminal Loss.
nr0TsNoY Mental and Physira I'm pedime1O
ndscsn hy sG M:o E.ksY and Fra
~ rrice, In = sealed envslopc. only s cents
~ author, Ii this admirable essay, clearly dem.
flaming 2. radically cured
eaton 81 the kniie pointing out mode OF cure ii once sn
e cesan AND enecus BY means Of which every sufferer.
VI privately and rSdtoally
should n in the hands Of every youth NJ
tent. under :sa, IN plain envsepe to any address, po4sa
Aisc Dr. CalysrxellY Marriage Guide" price q cent?.
CHAs J. c. KLINE = CO,
.--. l21 Dewery, New York.
~. u NO.-y pesSOnicc Box 1850.
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EMMEN AGOGUE.

arnSr'a I'm nss snASSOxOo In the only article
n"1~h 70 are Ne whites ~ wllcne In every eAss Where
w, AMny ~ which ths I'm medicine wantrd1
,Mned'atey proesrsM also cure for Pe,sss
vac monly dow L.ss obsuc,rd hrouph ar ds.ase
S"u cy d1nSyh.s Price Oue DOar Or ssot By ma on 70
es'p' Of oss DaliAr aad Quarter.
Address el0 state H., Casicsg0, ~.
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NeW YORK Market.

NeW YORK Market.
New York, Feb. 1G.
Wheat-Prime new spring $l.5l@1.55.
Rye-$l % for western
Oats-Firm At &c 97O cts for western.
Corn-Mixed western S3gS5. Uld, S54S7.
Lard-l3lL4 ceu,s.
Gold-lill,.
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w Arm Ek'S
PILE REMEDY

warmers Pile Remedy v has never failed mot
even one case 10 cure the worst OF ind lick
ing o, Bleeding Piles Those who afflicted should nmc.
uately call on their druggist and get WARMERS pix RENE.
pY LIS expressly for the Piles and not recommended
cnre any olher disease. II has cured over
thirty years standing Price One Dollar For sale by drug
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warner's Dyspepsia Tonic Is prepared
expressly for Dyspcpucs and those suffering with haItual
Costiyaes. Misasghuy stimulating tonic splendid
appcuker u strengthens the stomach aud d.es
tive 10 their healthy state Weak nervous md dys.
ePtic persons should WAtSRGs DYSPEPSIA Toxic For
sale by druggists Price One Dollar. "
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WINE OF LIFE

~ great BE ID Purifier a Delicious Drink, Warmers
mann Nltn'. or Wine or l.iis.. IA rec from
n pnsoGs drug or impurIues being prepared for
VINO ,.gair sMuau II IL splcndlr appetizer aud TOME
A16 uc nae.t thing Ia 'hr world for purifying the bpd
var most riea.nn, and dclicion, Article ne
punf la superior io brandy. whisky. wine h,ior any
ot~ article II " mote healthy, and cheaper Both ma =
anu mmne, young Or old, can take the Wine ~ lr ils In
lsc NE pesrrv~ lhoNe who wish enjoy good hrsll
ana "r now Of i,e, spiftS, VIII do well Wine
o. IAN u dnrreni IRON anything yer before III
sod by druggks; also At all re,feIshle saloons p,. I'm.
Dollar, In quart bottles, ~ WV
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As reported by RIALE BROS Wholesale Retail G.ocC
No. l6 La Sale street.
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JOHN F. HENRY.
8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
Wholesale Agent
nj ANHooD.
HOW LOST, NOW RESTOHEp.

just published, secoDd edition, by Dr. LEWIS t paees
IHE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE To HEAIru, on tte
radical cure OIL SpeInaorrhua or Seminal Weakness, limo
tehcy Mental and Physical lncapscitY impeachment, TO Mar
rage etc. and the Venerea and Syphiltc Maadrs with
plan ana clear directions for the speedy Secondary
symP,oms Son9IrhGs Slee Structure. and az diseases Of
pmpes on the face and body Consumption EPILEPSY and Fits
induced BY sefindulsence or sexual extravaganza '
The celebrated author In this admir- Treatise clearly
demonstrates from forty years successful practice that the
alarming consequences Of abuse may be radically cure
Hontng out mode OF cure VI simple certain and ec
9a by means OF which every sufferer matter what Goa.
radically r. This Book shCd be IN the hands OF cvcrv
youth and every man In the land ''
Sent under SEAL In a plain veloDc. Price 50 cts
Address DR LEWIS, No. Beach ST., New York
Forty years private practice. narip. lvr
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PErnGv Get 2RREvVsThc reoerS otoiay 81 es lo'ts
COnIuppsE aud at ethawLeL in'sng "a head and cgHg
oTmurptw sr all the butcher want Of stock eenierng
cre 81 the - which came IN yesterday
sI Of Baltimore and Philderha No Chicago
reached h,re the gr' al IRE but iney are
p0uY The pic o. to-day uot percepuh hhor
srt 1 eav stock sale 0cayhtte thin
Moo ... tehrs ho..-r The hest Kentucky cattle
I,r sd ia 70 For oa Of 'Sfrce:I
ots ma 10 ME ora larger trsn "a Tie
Aane cars They u1Caied at Ptis5ur.b.
>sLs YESTERDAY. pa Illinois cattle by Gomez Nc
FbrlH Amos ad Others 81 eEt Gatt1e At d04c 10 ONO
&. Hgdu,n at sUlc IFS Kentucky for hemsns Co. u
sWL - III aid q! Nua secs ior j. H. Woodio at "a N
o. q cw;,
IVES 'or hesrs - rn'a cattle u cW at lOc, and
loS tpr Rrvro Co, Al 20 Tx. on b. cat
goldsmith bad s PRIME ~ c~' Kentucky cattle sold at Ia
lie; tw extras lie
+ G.cli good Indiana for Harrison Co
ra ar so r himself 3 indiana car q 4 ewt lGdiOc
ragan sid 81 Illinois for D. H. Sherman, o eNt at
" Fouc- ,ryrr hopper ewt 7o
Ashswe nE se1re'k Co., - virginia eer' Of Sc'n c~l
RREFp ANn Receipts TO-DAY IA 10
Fonethst C0mmunpHw-making 35S1 for the
setl Tie Rid ue~hat acve ard pnce nearly unchanged
II there ,ais on II was tone TO-DAY.
Canada lambs reached tic Pat beer soh 6te The
PsHs ~ rered Un" Elliott selling At Fory-ghth'f aS
~ 10. ~ do $3.50 n, &c and 10 Canada,
u? - COL canada snb' az H. Del 50 OF 81 70, 1Acj and -
Kub 100 sheep SO 10 sic n lambs 60 n, le and
= Seraw od poor a 22a of IA II sic
A rores, l9' Ohio sleep, 80 H. at 6c and car
u No. a: SEC - , a..
e. IS 8Oi 30 b Sc lU Do, O8 10 bsc ~ Ken
tnoly. III 10, 6se; and - oto lambs "a n, 10
t'etbstcowukars p c this week The market scac as s,u
Er dTessei lsncbterr throNng pigs the mrkt Ih
range G5 1--we sold follows: 90 STATE l76 10 Die 50 do
ia %, Sc e5 Do. +C 10. 5ci 49, Ono Aoa24 b. DC and I
&C., ~ f. : Sol.
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Dipioen6 4otires.

THE CHICAGO AIToE kAnAoAD Go.
GGRETIHIG OTJIcs. CHIcAao, Ia, AA9 I, ls7l )
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-Th Stock
bO'H q t Ghsass .d AgA Railroad CeIras, hstby
CASH DIVIDEND Of FIVE PkR CENT fSs Of Gste
the Preferred aud CommoA hoet Of this
Company the esFBBCs Of the last m0n payable At the o
Agents HsSrN H. yssup C0npahy, No 50 Lib
s New fOfk Cr the 9Th day Of September sI holden who
uoh II bHeI the 18th ipSt
which tine The ssSlsf bOOki VII b slosed Es1 epsn Ter tab
- I sh EsDtsnkST w. n LAkkABkB eSssetsrV
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,l' RSSl 90 4

En-, eI Sasl 70 tO4 Amber wesPpI 81 reel go q
ESs lnssHs, sSss 70 Sr Whle GssSs RsFsy les sc'
% " ina? % "a s S S'P FS@1 @,st ssy S s
Sust ePg strongly sales g go ON'S New
Siis a. 81 dsi4e Sti.s ss.ts :,
SS sales ~ bush State al 81 CS ssost Corr OpsSe quite s
CLOSED Sat- sales Western MIcd 4 IL in 0rv and 7Ss
oPsPnSe are ana sass Isl bales gsit So a7O 100 bales
~. Dc f.a q 70 s S S. - F1s s &C. 1S bales
' go DO s%af .! bales a. lSS sc sSS y, - " and saao
81 SSS Trade F Gt OH quiet s,bsS sT%, 40 Tbs at
A.. 1scs' q ss,sss $ . 81 Rel o.. WEE. H"~o
t Am t3; S & SS: 8 a &c fl G s,poas
Nv %s, St..lo winter 60 s Fss std
H Il S Ss4s'D.l VII, =, S :s f s1 s;a r.
Lard OF. Prime win. CoitO1 seed Cr,is.. " -
L.s oil s,ss. and " c? ss%. ~ We Ss:
1,SS !, c $S. SEED ; %n*
NAV SEs 10 ne EI s,T S ~ dS AND w. No.
'Tgs $3.50 = S SI Ling seS Sy ' al i5iS S soz
T6hssEs general, active, 80 bb Yevoh'p, Ol =. ga Sc
iAost mucb s,rrugts At 6sq, with only sI o's cold 81 u"
@1a and 90 BIZ soS ja - 'o@s' IS Tar dull at - %
PRoVSOSSPoI lower with e. oseTng ,.l.' isoo bsl sS
l3 ga % GI New metz sS: s. Of so ST for November At
SIS Wa J.Dg1 St 30 So FOR p sI Sss ., All g
Ssm ~ T." 80 bSs $32S el,S small lo H
r f F.a a. - ~ Ell sas; Es. Bt i
nal a, Fa s6 for Oh ard Sl6ds?o for india he,A Beei
Hans an sr,, bbS At ga SOD go for New Cot Msn are
Sp sps % Hans HE bacon unsetdi saes )" boxes CITY
Mat proup, delivery and Long Clear HeTn fSI DeIen
Dressed Hogs are arm A. % &c LOT Nu
h eym 8J bbN aud tcS Gt sHSfc Tor No % ior
Steam and lOGnt Tor heue kehher FOt
heavy; sales tcs of January al s
ard % trS G syy Glol
Oher grades dull ard heavy We quote;
sne q 40 state, nearby pals HOoo ~ a
I'll o5 State pals hnee' seieconS5 ~
hrkiHS, yellow % as Ohio Good CS
od DuiesA as Ono Central and SOatheIn IS ao
State Common is.8 M Western Choice Yellow h ~ G1
de-, sh mskc.T az Nes'trn sore~packed'''''I ad
Psncy Selections ~ Grease ButitI GV
CHGEsE quiet We quote: . 80,
10 az vermont tac'Orv
Ftciory fair to 0l2! OHIO Pactorr R"o !" me =!
ordinary. % 04 ONO Factory COM W iair
skmIei.... q 10 tnghsh ilaly goOI
Dairy, god. ell on Pne-A Apple, Stste I'D "
barn. OiO Pine Apple, Conn .,lS ~
PRTROLBUM-Re6net loNeri sales J"N OhS AZ | and IOO
night 2ic. quoted at 253 d'c NIics
steady sslcs 900 hh! heavy gravity tl43 e prNA quotation
Greek 81 6l Upper and - UT on lSr
PhG4pha ranNacouS; Oct Or QuoHl Al Ett f
RltR steady sales 80 @ Carolina aV 4Se suo /" bags FofeRo
Ut 6f01Ic , ,,,--
StGARS- ver active qia9 Tor ter to good Renns
sa hudA ne tor Cubs nic Tor DencIrra stG Oc
Cor Porto fairly sCs nl STEADY At ID c Tor Hans
ETF,RlN ,t-ty sales 50 PRIME at lr!c aui - - for Cy
and e. IS iOr Out&rO . .,
TALON ,AlCs, 1900 st &c i"f 0nlh' itiHe
Mh.Sk. OVER ha,es. ~ l..s 81 &c
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PR North Etrr Tfsars EoaToods.
Or G Ashes 500 bales Cotton, bis Copper !6 cbkes
&C. fss Drt nit go his Egg 1880 ~ For ~ ~
buFb i24 bush. Com, 543 bush OaI 1879 hu Rye, 90
Mat nO3 sh barley. rs bush Grass Seed III bags PsI.
rts l. - hugh Pes, 200 L Me- lJ9 Meal 80
osg r. PEI, har Hemp t. r Hops 80 des 222 1sle
Hide fIa SGe. Leather. Gu BIDS Spirits TurIentrc. 74b bAs
Krsu on CAKE. 2aZ pgs b." NJ ukCs Cut Meats % p
24Ji pigs t"re,~ l61 pb
Taov OF 4Ji Hessd IioFs ~ hAs Peanuts "A ,LGs
Rc, S,I 30 SJTCh, Ia hLi Tobacco, III Dhy
Tobacco hu.. WHISKY p Dt'e. Wool
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SPECIAL EOIICE-CHANGE OF HOUR,
I Sa1 ar hondsy 18Th ot FosnI rTTY ~ boston
i i u UF EEW'YokK. Of " Norwich sSi Worcr Hns III
o'clock instead 81 oclDek m ~ ~ T' ~
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1lrGntldi
CIRCVLAP TO TIE HOLDERS OF THE
\ SEVERAL CLASSGr OF BOTIS or TIKI
JACKSON. LANSING AND SAGINAW RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Whrr'c sgeeT"nt h"tw"n the Hcg'n C't'sl and the
Jsrk.ou la.g al-,si Corr; tie last
C'f - to III worked b. The Michigan C"n n u an
r tr" TrCHOing the
Road ucdhaTy, and conAU iSte
the rc3 70. will provide
a ,I he 81 al outstanding bonds
for ne bonds under the
similar k"' ts tie Of u" a-reTcnt may he
deyr t'c Ews Of dCh,g7a, tue Michigan Central
Rar,~1 'lE its bOui TO Ne secured by the
A,a' l3-si1 md Ssguc aud Issue ne
ia LsnHg and Il shOu prefer
-; S7e. DO vi de, end Upon The Of those
-ye-ll cqsses hous already sel under the
he J5csson Lansing Saginaw Road that the
D., -l EJECT 10 exchange Mem for the bonds 0t tie
AEr t scored bya single srt mortgage oa the Jackson
Isn Saginaw Il vi Issue u bonds FOR h" CntesDn
e outstanding bonds the JACK
SOD Lar.r R.rosd Company, and otherwise and
c1!nc wheb'rI viii wi IL
ccr,'ary that The boilers shall SRy
d4v trc'; .SsIrof 'H he mater
If, Ac Central Railroad Company, to @ issued
will hs lUu and dollars each agd dated November B'l
free Government
b. auuUal al Il, ohc- m Boston.
Wheo czraaL is niC u will e at interest 10 he suStei
ere.r, al hUdr" bonds Of the jackson Lansing and Seq
Ra dt.OUs making tie exchange beren
Vdci viii pe mostly ISAAC LlVKkhORE Treasurer Of the Ach
Genital kdoad before the 10th day OF
December. iS7l.-BOstOU, Oc. IT, ISL
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me0oinq CARDS, 81.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
N ions-W KIDDING CARDS and FINB STATIONERY tESSS
hsheI l8I5b
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4 IENTKAL RAILKOAD Of MEMBERSHIP
~ PasenEe and Freibt d. pot York Lbsny zoo
meets at soervie With South BBe1 Rar"ai Hampu Juat
with the Delaware JackaRshLa and PlpsbgnE
h Tie Leh gh and Sus1re'nna iOt; and Boston With the Il
high VALLEY Railroad and it, forming d~ ne 70 Pas
buh and the Wet without change Of also 70 Central PenS
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~ $4,000 leave sss Al Msrapsl, .Ipsa, Ne
souLlEW 2 Elsa a. ssA' - "'ss;Tc h ~ "a ~