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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

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83pert Citation, Giles @eunfD, tuuroe
am Gonnabenb. ben %. cine BURGER
beriarnrlIunQ ob9ebolte1, I'M bic W1iB<
= biHigun9 0erfeIbeh iber Gle GenaIts
tbnten Der SufIur SLAMS ansaubriiden
unS G6ritte fir Mufre1terbaItuna
bon Sriehen nnh 9r0nune Az beraS
then, Dorauf 8e3ug nebnaenoe Be-
i6Ialle tolirOen borsef9Iagen uno an
eenoinmen. Diefelberl briifen ben
ernftIiGen gSilen Bee 8erI0nmeIten
: aus, 0e,tGibiIbeB0r0en allen ln0glither
8eiifano gu Ieiften, Die llebertreter oes
8efebes our tuobIberoienteii Gtrofe su
tbfii1gen unS to6eIn Die 8iIouna aes
beinfer @eieIIfhaften. Gem Mntrage,
bnB ale Burger, Die in Der 8erfamrts
lang eegentDartig tuaren, iBre 8illis
sung Ser 9efabten 8ei@IalIe unb lire
8efeiftDiHigFeit, -foIde alsSufIbren,
bar1 nnterseidnun9 ibrer @amen bes
fxdftigen f0llten, tpurSe Sur1 cine ni1s
febnItCbe 3nbl bon llnterfbriften ent<a
9 fer0Gen.
- gSir Beffen bon 9erSgn, onb Suites
ulf9 Niefer 8eiueeung entitebe nn0 Sab
nidt y lutbergieBen, fonoera Der eins
1ltHtbige ABiae rehtlider Burger, ibr
Ginn fHr Dronune un6 Ge6t unb cine
patri0tiiGe Siusebung fir Die sroBen
Snters5Ien unfres idJGnen Gtaates
sinen eefetIi6en 3uitanb iuie6er herS
betfubren ireroen, 6amit in 8ufunft
SennefIee befreit bleiben m0ge bon Der
@emaltberri9aft 9sfesloier 8anoen.
~ AWs Ror0en QIbenO miro unler
resaabc SIS Der t 8 aufe, go. "a
Gheffb Etr0be, I'm GOIonnobe Gebaup
be, feline 0reunoe nit einein ausges
sei1neten, ban einem alien GeeDff<
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hrerl. ssiasv4 SIR
L. G acretGDnctrt. 9nnt
SEMI fur Die oGentroI 8aptift @ouns
tag ShuIe' fnAet mereen Sreitna
Mben0 IN ler speiten 9resbDterinner
gig9e ii Nofb q oHeqetrobe cine mus
iItalSf6e ni6 0romatifd6e Goiree ftatt.
3 &ieIe DiIettanten unS RiinftIer Der
s @tabt baberl fTh bereinigt nm Bel Der
4 Gete9enbeit aass erobe SratoriAni
! Der GsI0fera aN iirgen. gld5eres
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SEER ans 0eT tetrrfeubsn alnaeiee .
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pt sins Gefs sftsgeife mad BEN RerO,
g 81. BET 5lifnhaIe onb Is beate
pFDssl jun 9ssrt3 5riraa0eIIen, ftie
@elAat, BrattdTtcfTeIu un6 cine
afaOlf 8attcdeIlupse.
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Qindn NzeDsr batten boraeiferIl
AbenD ~ lhreasneMen GoteI cine Son.g
@Ottee ilfto QlbenDsiTsa bsranifoIIef ~
Der fi1 cine fleineg geuabIte gelei[~ :
fdb0f eiii0ela 0ener Safe etnaefbffSe,r
hattie. cue aluffirten fieIv borteFiTih
no bae EanSesa Daneyte Bis al Sex
truhen Observation-Disclosures. Dns Grtpitl
5olss hatlid in Der farSen Belt ieinesa
S5elfehsng Elm 70 glltes 0tenonltase ers
Dbtben, DaB gg fBen iest NIT Dtetbt
ais genttaIfiationse punt Der oeutfdelt
Bseeafaaft ibefraBtet a5itD.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28
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Seffo,,s,,tes ,n,tr0e ,,or Der @eoet,bars
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speite 0luffl6rung am Sonntdg Abeno
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9eg lsln r. msa9emi ,g Dslsl w.
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Ser sInff;1bruna bes ..gfaraib1 70 Bari
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gPnsifonten tnirh una @eIeoenheit oe
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{ Sobn aud, In eirlsm auberen @eure 81
feben unO feline gen1ablin, Gran S!os
renttle 9ahn bat IN Der 9loaes oe'
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mabt. Scrner TT enc cer 9auplrolen
IN ben 9anoelt Der Srou earollne S1no
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9arcenltetn llno perm 2 y. ''s
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Ssr oe,,,,,fhIirhe sar,ter 1@oIOn -bes
8. Serr,, SoTi gSi;d, an Ser lsde llnior
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9 I Il so0ots Stature s;nnf.i,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

1as@ 9amiIton u. GoOnep 4o- co, 8r oaSfraB
transpOstten Radren fOisenfrei an fBre aunSs,, Il
glaibeiue nllb Etgefiele a III Dfi27ka
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28
GfaOt llllO staat.
glaenten Ser Sem. gtaatsseitnna.

Ole foIgenbem Gerren finb 0ntoEilirt, AboHneHtets
nle MraeGe1l fiir Sic Sesmeiee @taafss eitHug@ au
IarMeIf, WeI6er bofilY ensusieben Ann IN aHiereM
9gamen az qarittiren:
q. M. @dIeier, RrrrDine Tsru.
6enrp non, Memphis. Tenn
q. Grams, RabucaB, 2p.
Sacpb GifeIrs gsep MItunp nfb Ssffsrfonpiue,
sdS. '
s. so. asiaEssrs $40 aRain straBss Cincinnati,
Gbto. ss S sfl
9crena 66bIein, ganbmsfp Ohio.
AugnR Bpebt1er. CEereInub EioI-
G.gTamfsb enberss CHATTANOOGA Tean.
.. u. 8afFstrs Dalton Ga.
z 8. q salIbeeir aotaEzss gent.
Senrn 9tlbks "a geitunas GpFpOrtear.
Geo. Sfeutfein pDn GIarfspile, Meiisnber Naen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

5tos 19lssablia 1qoref ben 4RarffEail8 ge8etb g.
Tan Ssrfel Nefsisu, fcsnie sem Seutfdeu GnbIiIil
TN MHaeneinen efnpfebfe i1 metne nit ffif5en une
bgoeufe1fb uefmehfIsn 3ufTGftrn I'm 2rzmttgn Gbes
ns.falieu, 4afspts URehisiuen 5eajtefgIas SoFheit
GeifilM. +. ID o1iuef sHenk hetfc9e III
uef babe ia an .palln 49, y ssss.. E5 y 80 {
so II r. IA II g ~ IN mt SOP 5fot IN
sI.Iisa tsbhsSi@ q sasIsP rs iasssssaifsss gs.
esesfe sefSfs rtif beinatsrer ma
Is Gag nfp glac2f E4rg eerri5 - q.
BuE az 4 tramtntTtsh oeufl9 eft y nt9etef. ners
erfist, pnDu 20 31s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28
etbu.ipl orators SeDtis.

Qlne GeI9es pe4eil bsf perfIorEene, o. a. gtieIof.
Jon peef1 ipar, snoasn 10 bel 81 81 Bro IS n.
@SlnrH iitrdinss 81 30 ST5 llMtcn Gtfufe. eiifee
Eteppe boG5 etnelel1 iHDfbft Ectbefiiseef IA 8
weiien, ooer eeieIben perbsH tn eeieAli poSaeidries
benet 8ettuois Der 9a5IslMs asssee:d ciIen werSe.
iela21 At 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

YafbpiHet n. Sanuar 1868,
i 2 l1Fr stanmtttags.

AaS sob bat II ben Iesten Eagssi ettpRs
lSbtre Rrtittilses Bsbasptst. Go IdiIue beuis
n Ntp grrt nit 1864. - Die Ser. gtanten
eenes naFben q. beiIrren alysilra nertauft.
Dtn 8fri6ten 81 dOIaf fiuten Re ID gurrpa
eilss ls9r tpiGftss Mbnabmes - Die Senme6ee
paeieFserfubren fat car Isine g@ndntuassu.
-gdunIwOIIe siMS fsit tfnissn zaseu um |
einen Sru@tbeiI berab unb mnrte nit 284
cts. fur llpIanbs nUttrt-- Die @etreibrprsile
ssben In be SBbr ttssb tamentli9 faab ia
RsbIfiH sisinIi9 IlbbaIinI afsiaMf Ratt.-
0fe Gef4dftf i'm Masemeinfn parsn fiji. -
! eSfpOrati0as GpedS enb peifs tessbrt.
Die 8rCtets beseben iie gu go Gents. 8
3'nti er. DrIeaas 1915, Dsma-
rnfa 14s-f5l; aaFesHHes I'll 9. f54;
8. is Gts; Grufbeb III Cts;
aa flee. Sin 2f-253 9asunyra 263 !;
Sara 37-38 Gts.
garpn. @larft urberGnSert- aIar~
9sltsn ia Ste; g9iaten 17--173, 3aafr
fainfen 2i-22; @9ultstn 144 cts.
smr + I. @userfne I 0slass; Grtra 10
Dru.; 3aaiIisa Il g0IEs 8anry IL Dbl
lars.
ssWaissa. msbitrrraneam ST rs, ga~s
Der ST S..
aofH. gum @assn, 50 Gsais., am
Depot in @Sdem Is Gents.
pa fer. 81 Gts.
Rafani.sn 1895 PCT guibeI..
5eu. 23-24 Dollar bic Some.
@trfs I 0Ou. IS bis 2 Dollars.
RageL $5.25 fur 10 unb CTR uns 25.
Gts. l1sbr fir jste fletnrre Wumaer.
@9maIata 5isress 10, in Sses 90 Gts.
5amereien 9lee 1875; EimOtby $3.50
Serbs 6ras $3.50.
@Olaffes, Srpiaar Bic, btltf @Ortr
65e. 81 10. sss ri 7 4s8assss
9 ala. Sir Z gulbrI Barrels I'M @rO.
gen 81, fur 9uf9sI BaveIs $40.
ssrpoeI Cad $3.50-3.75.
Rfr3em. tar. 18 Gts. gtearis
$5.25 BIC Dor. saIstssasa i2sTta baa
gfb, .s@.-s..x 1870 49,
| Gifrn. IenHeHee Stab 103 Gtsy pitte.
burg Stab 81, 9ane 81, Giirnblst OrpinG
Isl, Rufia &c.
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! 8Iei. pts 10 Cts. has pfb. gar t24.
i @ptrituo1sa. 8sbsrtlpa Counts
@biafsg tDoa.. IS Cts -2.75; prbinaE rrsti
Erirl beilu 9Grrrl. DOa, f0-f.4o Ste
Bourbon 1.75-3 Don.
gBa6s, srlbss 9333f 6ts.sssOrbinar 8,
Sis. bas 9fb,
| @sifg, 9IepSbuIias Bar 7-e9 5ano
per Bpr2-4 Doh. SO, - ssslss
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-S@feSRa+sse-74 3paars has -sfrs
! @prenepulper 6Ou.
4 gu ba, 8a-9 Gts has pfp. ~
@ppperas "A Cts. bas 9fb.
8i6ft 4O. una 80 Cts per Bsb,
8ai9Iaarbs 8 DoH stes gsb.
! Gtmer 2 G0l. Is Cts. = DOH. 6ai
Dusenb. a.3
@tGrFs S-ea Gts.. saS pT6.
i aGfe. @sfern Rslsrsf t6-t65, eng
lid Dairy 163-17, pamsuFs t6-f6s Gts
GpmbitpretpaareH, ganbY prbi
nGr Is, 8aarp 38A45, 'wuntrUps 40-45
Ranbis3ufer 25-35.
geamuts gullar 15g. per gufBeI
/ &usseu S1.25e.
IS assifsi %. s5l lis 4 asul 90 ets
aoaf spiIIe, s27. San.
aabat besrtrt. euss s. IC
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

H g6gefieIS. @eltern Nbenn
berlammeI en- lid bic Stabtbater UNI
ieres Observation-Disclosures @o9efelo uni
ernannten elm 6 ontite. uiu Die notbis
gen @orbereituneen 3ur Macasautiii :
rnng Ger Gtraben gu treffel.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

R 9lationaI8 ie.rJ a RI E.
llnltrsitig 0as aerdutligite un6 eIegan ;
/ teife 8ierlofal N Der Stabt tit bic neue
slationaI 8ierbaIle unferes
Nreunbes Ssobu glitter on Der
Gbur6FraEe ge9enlber ben. 9PagWea :
Saus. sc eebt bort redt erobfaO;ild
Der un0 cen 9anden Sag iiber gebt es,
ME i'm 8ienenforb ans llno Elm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

A Sn Der @soncorbia9aIIe
fnDet beute 2lbeno cine SbeaterporfeI=
luna 6llrh Die GiIettanten Der Befeus
fdbaft ifott. BUR NufTahrung founer:
y5eraeI BarHcbMs Elm @harafter6iIo
bon S, SIS. @roBulat u1lo ! Cine Helae
llnfsbr Ser 8iFenf6sft1 auiflpisIpon
Banl1ss 6.s! 4 d
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

G Hur6ra aitenr e d. ef.T-
.@eealtfen fagte 8pltnire, 0iinO tpie
Barte; Mfanner frisser fie crit nit 81 !
snebmen6em MIter, Srauen ME- Gut,
6ab @cItaire idon tont lit Hnb uidbt in
Mmerifa Iebt, er miirbe font ben ben
Oie0actricen ser Neuolution" nnos Der
,GerefIsH BET 1eben6igem 2eibe gee
idunOen usrben, pie NlarfDas bon
2tpoao.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-28

Gifen. SenneHss Stab 10t Gts., gitte-
burg Stab 81, gano ST, Gilrnble1 OrpinGr
81. RufIo 26-=--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-05
THE POWELL EXPEDITION.
Narrative OF the Sole survivor.
A Boat with Twenty Men Swallowed
up In q whirlpool.
CHICAGO. JnlY 2.

CHICAGO, July 2.
A special from Springfield, Illinois,
says that Ohm A. Risden, sole survivor
of the Powell exploring expedition, ar
rived in that city this morning, and he
tells the following story, of the truth OF
which there can be no doubt:
On the S:h OF May last, the Major
with twenty men attempted to cross the
Colorado river in a small boat, about
twenty miles above lts rapids and about
fifty miles from the canon, for the pur-
pose of exploring the Big Black river
which empties into the Colorado at that
point. When about thirty yards from
the shore, gliding along in the appar-
emily smooth water, the boat was seen
to enter a vortex which at once engulfed
1t, and not one of the party which left
the shore few moments before gAily
cheering, WAS ever seen afterward.
Risden, who had been left at the
point of embarkation, saw the boat go
down. He had been left in charge OF
the teams and baggage belonging to the.
party, and was to have gone below the
rapids to meet the party in two days.
He remained some time in the vicinity
of the catastrophe, and then went
around and below the rapids, with
hope of discovering some of the bodies,
and while on the look out he saw float
ing some distance out en- the stream the
Majors satChel, which contained the
notes of the expedition. he swan out
into the stream and recovered it. After
remaining three days on the lookout,
he started for Leroy. military post 40
miles distant from that point on the
Colorado, bringing with him all the
baggage, &C., belonging to the party,
which was shipped by Major Smith,
commandant OF the post, to Lasalle, Ill.
Major Smith also sent out An expedi-
ton to examine the matter, and il pos
sible recover some of the bodies, which
returned after truitless search.
the expedition was have to returned
this fall, and was composed OF the fol.
lowing gentlemen: Major Powell, Of
Bloomington; VIM. and Charles Durley
z. w. Smith and Andrew Knoxen, OF
HennePln: David Sellers, Thomas
Mooney, Charles Sullivan, Fred Buck
ingham, of Lasalle; Fred Myers, Chas.
Sanburn, VIM. Scott. VIM. Andrew,
George Thomas and William Sherman
of Burean Junction; Thomas
Stocton, OF Normal; three from near
Bloomlngton; two half-breeds (guides,)
and John A. Risden, OF Lasalle, who
is now here and my informant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-05

l. is announced that in the first ten
months after Its organization, the ma.
tional Life Insurance Company of the
United States of America" had issued
no less than 1895 policies, by which the
public had insured to the amount OF
over fifteen, millions. Such success Is
unparalleled in the history of life in
surance, and there must be strong in
Quences which have contributed to this
astonishing result. The fact that the
Company Is national In its character
mas been a strong recommendation. 1t
was chartered by Congress with author
ity to transact business In any and
every part of the country, and 1t has
acted upon this authority by seeking
the best tinanciers, and most active
aud respected business men throughout
the States and in the Dominion of Can
ada, to act as general or sub-agents.
The public having confidence In the
honesty and sagacity of these agents,
have given special attention to the
character OF the work which they
represent, and have found that the Ma
tiOEal Life presents features certain to
commend themselves to popular favor.
= ,
manifest advantages offered, it Is a
matter worth special note that In the
first ten months of its first year this
Co1npanY should have issued insur-
Hnce to an amount nearly double that
ever issued by any other company in
the world during the entire first year OF
e. N00 600 the amount insured by any
c0IEUOiU mpany previous to 1868. during ANY
f-Il year of its operations.
This Company has. by Wids,spresd ,nn;ta9 esd
HIT fnI1est al investigatlon into its plans and
purposes; how we'll it has borne the
e9aotng inquiry this Is pssI psTasTapR sn0pR
p55a,an-tbe ~, issrinp of nearly 400 pol
icies, covering over $4,000. 900 insur'
ance in ten months time:
The local agents OF this COMPANY Pthe,
appear, by advertisement, In another
| column, and to that we refer our reao-
ers for further information concern
ing 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-05
AsOrHER CABINEr CHANGE.


Attorney General IOnr TO go Out
ana K'cnnsyIvanIa TO Come In.
"Data" who is uniformly one of the
best posted correspondents at Wash-
ington, writes in the Baltimore Sun
under date of Friday night:
il asserted tonight unqualifiedly
that Mr.. Hoar will shortly resign his
position OF Attorney General, and that
Hon. Ii. Harris Brewster, the present
Attorney General of Pennsylvania, will
succeed TO the vacancy thus made in
the cabinet. This comes from persons
en- rapport with the President, who, it
Is SAID, is urged to make way for a
Pennsylvania representative in the
cabinet for effect upon the fall elections
in favor OF the radical nominees, and 1t
is also stated by the same authority
that originally Mr.. Brewster was Gen.
Grants choice for the position OF At
tOrney General, but that Ex-Governor
Curtin, Mr.. Forney and Mr.. Mcclure
hearing or this made haste to advise the
President against such a selection. 1t
was conceded that Brewster was one of
the ablest lawyers in Pennsylvania,
but certain allegations were made
against him, and upon this Gen. Grant
made inquiry of Bishop Simpson, who
knew nothing of Mr.. Brewster, except
that he had one of the best minds in
the State. However, Tor reasons mere
tofore explained, Mr.. Borie was selected
for the Navy Department, which gave
Pennsylvania representative In the
Cabinet.
Now Gen. Grant 6nds that the
stories about Mr. Brewster were un-
true, and that his selection for Attorney
General would have given general
satisfaction 10 the Republicans In
Pennsylvania, and as Massachusetts
I,uU tESO mann DLnrs Of the Cabinet IL iS
supposed there will be no difficulty in
getting Mr.. HOar to withdraw and that
accomplished. Brewster will be appoin-
ted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-05
COAKBRCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE July l.
BEEF CATTLE;-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted TO 1l43 head
sgBinst 1913 last week. OF the number of
1ered SOB head came from Ohio, and 2l6 from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Old Cows and ScalawagS at S4 &@5 OOi or
dinary thin Steers, Oxen and cows at OO9
8 so; fair quality Beeves at IS 5O91 so; and the
very best BeeveS at 81 $685. 6I73 per 100 lbs
the average price being about 81 IS gross.
The IN 4rket was active throughout at the
rates OF last week.
sHEEr.-The supply during the past week
has been in excess or the demand, and the
market continues very dull, with decline
OF &c per 10 from the rates OF last week.
Prices Today ranged as follows: Fair TO good
Sheep at 4951ac per ID gross. stock sheep
81 59g2 So per head. Lambs 81 009i 81 per
heAu.
HOGs.-The receipts have bsen large dur
ing the past week, and with good demand
the market has ruled active. with an ed.
vance OF 25c per 100 lbs on the rates Of last
week. to-day, however, there Is less activity.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair to good
Hogs at Sll 75@Sl3 25, and extra Mt Sl3 sO per
lUu lbs net,
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The Presidents Letter accepting the
Resignation OF Secretary BOrte.

The Presidents Letter accepting the
Resignation OF Secretary BOrte.
WASHINGTON, July 5.
The following is a copy of the letter
of President Grant accepting the resig-
nation of ex.Secretary Borie:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 25, '69.
Hon. Il. E. BOrie, Secretary of The Many:
DEAR SIR-Your letter of this day
rendering your resignation of the posi-
ton of Secretary of the Navy ia receiv-
ed. l need not assure you how much
L regret the severance of our official
connection, nor how confident 1 am
that the high esteem have always felt
for you increased with further acquain-
tance will continue while acquaintance
lasts. l accept your resignation with
regret therefor, and 1 hope that the
quiet you will find in retirement may
restore you to perfect health.
With great respect, your obedient
servant. U. S. GRANT.
The above is a correct copy of the
Presidents letter accepting Mr.. Borie's
resignation, taken from another copy
of the same sent by Mr.. Borie to the
Executive Mansion for the purpose of
completing the files. The letter was
written while Mr.. Borie was in the
Presidents room, and taken away be-
fore a copy was made. But for this
reason the press would have been fur
nished copy before.
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currency. the disbuTsement of z the eet Treas. S
ury partially relieved the market
STRRLISG-Dull,
6oLD-LOwer, opening at l37; closing al lS7
GOVERNMENT TSToCKS-Firm; closing high
er. Itis reported the Treasurer viii buy
more bonds nextweek but 1t lacks con firmS-
ton. Prices at close: Coupons of 81, l7i4; dc
'62. l2l15: do '6l. ll7HGll1s4; 90 %: ll6145
1863; do new, ll56C913; do 'O7. ll67S9ll613; dc
'6s, ITS s4 4ll61S; lU-4Os, lOS!4%lOS'a' Paclnc's
railways nrm; Michigan Southern 9324
Erie SO. Express stocks lower; Wells, FargC
& Co.'s stock tumbled to 20h. on report tn2t
they failed to get the contract on the Pacific
d sTocKs-Pacifc MsII el7S; Western Union
Telegraph 8S55S: New York Central 1925; Erie Erie
2s9&laudson i361<; Harlem l44; Reading 9S5s
TeTre Haute IS; St. Paul 751s; Fort wayne
1881; Ohio d Mississippi 3-2s; Mlchig an
Central 129; Michigan Southern lO914; I'LL,
nOiB Central III; Pittsburgh lO611lli Rock island
l1S19; North Western Si!4; Wabash IN
American fl; Adams 6015; United States
7455; Merchants Union ii.
Chicago.
JULY3-FLoUs-At s5 3096 90 for spring
extras.
GRA1S-Wheat-Du at 2S9Lc lower
sales of No. l at 81 2S9l COX: No. at 81 8G5
261&; closing at 81 25S 25l4; this afternoon
July. Corn-Quiet at SOTO lower; sales OF
NO. at 7l973c; n o. at 7l169721Ic; rejected
at l962%ac; no grade 5095lc c!oSing steady at
-
OaIs-Fairly active and tirm at l@714c high
err sales OF No. AT 651I96516C; rejected at
5oS4Gs6Oc. Rye-Qulet aud steady; sales OF
No. at 81 OJ; No. at IL O2(g1 U3; closing at
81 05 for No. l. Barley-AcLlVe and nOmt-
nal.
CArrLE-Quiet and steady at 81 6211g5 75
for fair TO good Texan steers; s6 0o96 10 for
fair to mediumi and 81 OO97 5I15 Tor good
shl piping beeves.
HoGseFairly active at SO 2staS 40 for COM
mon; IS 5O(9S 10 for fair 10 medium; and
So OO99 25 for good 10 choice.
CINCINNATI.
JULY 3.-FLoUR-QuIet and unchanged;
supernne firm at 81 7o94 80; extra, $595 ~;
family, S. 6596 90.
6RAIN-Mheat-Held moro firmly; red
and white at 81 20 IOr No. 2. and 81 % fJr No.
!. COrn-Scarce and in demand at 729 73c
for mixed, and 75c for white. Oats-SteAdy,
at 6696Sc for mixed. Rye-Held higher;
81 10 is all that can be realized for No. !. Bar
ley-Nominal.
WHISKEY-Sold at 92c,
OoTTON-$3c for miudIinH.
PROYISIONS-MeSs Pork-FiTm but quiet
at S22 50. Bulk Meats-DulI; at 1870 for
shoulders, l55<c for rib, 1870 for clear rib and
1870 for clear sides. Laru-SO!d at l9c for
city; not easy to buy at this price.
MoNEY-SIrIDgent.
ExCHANGE-Du!l; par selling and lilo dis
count buying.
JULY 3.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 1IsS2c better
and active; closed quiet; amber at 81 1910
A. closing at Inside; No. white Michigan
at 81 A.; No. red at 81 371S; No. red at 81 SO.
Corn-l@l15c better; No. 1 at 75c on spot;
1870 buyer July; No. 2 rejected at &C. Oats
shade better and quiet.