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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

Gov. Bio VII. in response 10 lead
iug cen lcmcu at Jackson, publishes
a letter setting forth his views IN
re aEca to the recent act OF Con
gress passed in conformity to the
rgcomm, ndatioa Of the President.
and the best course 10 be pursued b.
the people Of the State under It. II
Is an able and Interesting document,
marked by The strong recUliaritics
and adroitue>s Of HE author. We
have only room AT present for 4
synopsis, which the author apptnds
to the letter, TO be read he says.
by those who may have either net
the time or the jnc'iH"ti"" T." read
/ all that ne has wtitteu.' He thus
advises:
First, then. let rs have order and
/ rigid enforcement OF the laws, 70
the full extent Of meeting out equal
and exact justice without stint to ail
men Of all opinions, races and cOlofs,
and to this rud let every good man
, resolve 10 aid tie civil aud military
authorities by every fair means III
his ,.5Wer.
/. Second, let there be no fattious oi
mere partizan opposition to the Al
ministration OF President Grant
But rs TIE President has shown him
self kind to Us, let us be generous :;
him We caur0t afford 10 be ilij6tTa
Third. we must stand by the lssu,
as orr oop5upHts presented it at
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08
IuDusTayAL ITEMS,

INDUSTRIAL LIENS,
""if'h' FOE ''' ''''-"
4 cotton n.iil With 1900 s,.'jj!es
is TO Ice started ct Savannah, Ga.
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1870.
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NJ ooo nov. ,rnuirg tbcrp
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hoF'hg 'he hr5' n'e F'a.S "'e.
Delaware Bay Railroad, between
Manchester and Long Branch, q dis
t; nee of TWENTY-FIVE miles. the adj
'i''e N 'iiG >''ire u impress any
u"ln'l'fo'e'' i"" 'a a a1n4, ''' i'''' .
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4 dealer IN Aa&h'!ia' hHrHn &C.
y +" SEM io'V'' oo"'H 'sS' .
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states.
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Ohio. bou.ht o. .0g0 .baan 81. ;
1865.
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IN 1885, the manufacture Of sa
commenced M tie Saginaw Vale
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nara a,,1' ~ ~ Nol''hi''''' u,
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SIGHTS" ppyr tI there is A failure
IN r,a cr,.s Many Of them have
undertaken 10 ujaat on their "ovH
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,o,r ,nd have foelisblv invested
rboir u,rry in Old broken down
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The lono rainy spell we have had.
> has hiua.rpd those who would work
from planting and cutiyating thpi!
cveus. Meanwhile they have to eat.
and with fine urrsput PROSPECTS they
> can hardly obtain supplies to make
a crop. know If one sensible ncer,
1 n li,i, c,uutv Who has never left hi.
I'D ma.t,r. and has now at IeasI
+. ai5oa cash on hand. His old master
3 suggested to him at the beginning o
this wear the uropricty OF inyes,in,
IN little farm OF his own. TAt
sensible old d.,rhey declined til,
n proposition, and said, "the :imc la,
. uot come yet for him to do tha
ding" "rd rather stay and worI
.wi,G YOU. master. know I've 20
. a good Home, and am making Iiv
ing. dou't know what these Yam
u Iaa rpn,,In will do with this country.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08
mo Cuban Struggle.


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no fin"NcE HlA ne t"'7' '"' "''.''"i''
o! re\oat ana call MS '".'.".l 'l1A a.
The rescue ihdu iheN %@.".i@" AIolhn
him with aia'Ii'E anu +" .'"''''el7
Which indicate" 'u"t '.7 i''''' NJ. "'',
Il tLe depths OF th'E nt''. Is q cho'"
that lad long been READY 10 give
forth lis echoes to TIE t4oea o. a
master hand. IA" ora!ii2.i au'Aof.
ties could not afford TO disregard,
even Tor q ~, the i"oNSa' ~ o. lie
insurgents, for theE saw IL IL Wha'
they had ioH% expected" 2tii. t'''i Ioh7
liza / rea on to expect ii!'E at once
took as vigorous measures a1 'atA
could Tor the suppression OF the i"-
volt, knowing all the hme that t'@k
were operating in the midst OF pop
uiation generally hostile 20 them ana
to their designs of snhj1gatlo1.
'Tkn Summaries have made three
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08


enterprise in all the departments of
labor aud trade, may seem to be the
sources Of national prosperity. But
Go! mlst be Acknowledged and
woysitipncl, or there is no real pros
peri;y. d" Happy is that people
whose Col is the Lord" and not
Mammon. Our sins have separated
between us and our God. All day
long" he las stretched out his
hand to Il diSOhcdient and gainsay
ing people" The tiues are upon as
now. that were in the days of the
prophet Malachi. "They that work
Nickedncss are set up, and they HAT
tempt God are even Delivered All
over the land the churches are gain.c
10 decay-the minis ny is driven to
secular pursuits for bread, domestic
anarS are abando ied. Men once
prominent in the church have made
/ shiPwrco& OF the faith, iniquity
ab0unds aud the Glove Of many
waXeth cold" . All is vanity sayeth
the preacher
Well Mr. Editor, you are not Il
preacher, (perhaps you oaght to have
beca). Your paper is nOt religions
paper, bat all our papers ought to lie
more 50 than they are. IGnr readers
are not all christians, bat they ought
TO We. les, viii furnish apology t
a ~ i needle for M disposition to
mDrlilHa this rainy day.
SDmn Of the Young folks arc get
ding very anxious for the NV Pro
( bate Clc,k ofthis county to hurry up
asa qpa!ify. Misery loves compa.
ny aud they want t. get married.
/ \ few days ago couple had to go
Hall The way from this ,.!lce to Mem.
pAi-. Tenn. to lie spij-od. II til
letter eau reach you aer,ss UiS
BLACK, DO tell Judge sbacklefuId to
tell Sheriff Norman 20 tel Clerk
Hos {, t"ii Squire Wise r. tel Gov
Amns - tell hjs Secretary Of State
to ten Capt. Lee, on newly appoint
c.! Probate Clerk, to make haste and
equality" We can Yrt along very
well vitauut a Sheriff. @@d1 rhao
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08

Y0u don't seem to know how 10
take me, said vulgar fellow to "a
gentleman, lie had iusui.ro. Yves. !
q ., said the gentleman, taking him
by the nose.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08
#iEf9s'EzZS G. L1IJESHIE4T4r
EelAEE4a2 DAD LIME.

CULJI- ND SURE C0IEECcIGIS FaE
All, r2'#z. THnT EAST 9. WF%9
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-05-08
Letter from Ex G2T, l. &. Brow

JACKSON. April 20, 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
KunaWnv aud smnsh. up.

On Market street, yesterday evening, a
horse and buggy came dashipg through
the thoroughfare like a streak of light
ming. When opposite Jenkins drugstore
the buggy collided with dray, and was
almost smashed to pieces. The noise of
the collision frightened two mules attached
to q wagon, and they commenced moving
at a lively rate towards Broad street, but,
when opposite Clark street, the saddle
mule fell and the little boy who was
driving was tumbled out in the street. He
was, however, soon on his feet, and taking
hold of the lines before The demoralizad
mule regained his position, be succeeded
in checking his team. The buggy which
was 80 badly smashed belonged to F. W.
Tealey, and had been hired out for the
H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
At the Fair Grounds TO day.

This isthe day advertised Tor the renting
at auction of the dining hall and booth
privileges at the State Fair Grounds, for
the fair to come of during the week begin
ming October Is. A good band of music
aud other nice things will be on hand to
enliven the business of bidding, which,
considering the money there is in the
privileges named, oughtto be very spirited.
All parties interested should take care to
be on hand. The work at the grounds is
progressing, and the ground stand begins
already to loom up in splendid style
When completed, this stand will be one of
the handsomest structures Of the kind in
the United States, and reflects great credit
upon the taste and liberality of the direct.
ors of the association.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
The MAXWELL HOuse

Our attention has been called to the fact
that, in our notice of the artizans engaged
in the construction of this building, omis-
sion was made of w. II. johnson, Agent
of the State Prison, who did the splendid
dressed stone.work of the first story. There
is no feature of this magnificent pile more
worthy of credit, and it is due that notice
should be made of it.
10 this connection we will call to mind
another omission in the published accounts
of the history of the Maxwell House. We
refer to the work of Gen. Robert C. Eos
ter in securing the 100000 subscription,
which was the condition on which Mr..
Overton undertook the enterprise. Gen.
F. had chief charge of it, and through his
ENERGY IL was raised
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28

SUGAR-New orleans 13@l5. Demerara
1515@l6 standard hards, 17129l8; A Coffee
1879, B do 1870 and c do l64c.
IOFFEE-RiO, common to choice, l992512c
Laguayra. 26G126]Ic; Java 2S6D40c.
MOL ASSES AND SYRUPS.-New Orleans
per Dbl. 75@9,c; syrup. 5t@Sl; golden syrup
sALT-Liverpool sack. So 25; seven busheI
barrels, by the car load, s. Is; five and hall
do, So 60.
RICE-We quote best Carolina lOc.
TEAS-Imperial 81 1902 90; Young HysOn
81 25; Black SOL so; GunpOpder 81 65@2.
FISH-Mackerel, Nos. l, and 3. per barrel
s2, $40 and SIS; in kits, Nos. /, 2 and 3, s. 2;
So and So 70,
CHEESE-We quote factory at 1S}2c; English
NATLS-We quote az 81 75@D5.
CANDLES-Star, light weight l612c.
POWDER-DupOnt, Sc Is; Hazards S. IS
blasting, 81 rs fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHUT-Patent SO Is; buck So 50.
LIQU0RS-COmmOn rectifed whisky per gal
Ion, 81 30; Robertson County 81 75@2 IS
Bourbon, 81 2595 50; Lincoln county 81 100
2 %. Highwines 81 q.
BALE ROPE-uO lO@lO12c; Green Leaf loo
BAGG NO.. Ward 26@251zc; Ky Py $3.50
26c: j. Ii. Flax 2712c.
MISUNDERSTANDING per doz. 4C@75c
Washboards 81 IS per dCz. Buckets per doc
81 75d3. Tubs 81 75(g5 per nest. Starch 712c
Candy &c for assorted per pound. Snuff 81 q
per box for CARROTS packed. Matches S. 50
per case. Pepper SIC. Spice 32c. Ginger, 2jc,
Oysters SO % per case for one pound cans; IS .
per case tor pound cans. Canned peaches 2
pound cans. s. 25 per doz. Soda 71z9Sc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
RIVER AND WEATHER

The river at this point rose upwards Of
IS inches on Sunday night, and was sta.
tionary last evening, with 80 inches on
| the shoals.
The weather turned quite cool on Sunday
morning, and yesterday was clear and
braciDg, sith the mercury downto IS.
The new steamer Burksville will take
advantage of the present rise, and leave
to-day at P. NJ. for Cairo, in command
of the Obliging Capt. J. W. Lowell. Let
her have good trip.
The Ella Hughes is expected to day, and
is advertised for Cai.o on Thursday even
ing at 4 o'clock, in command of Capt.
VIM. Dix.
Capt. N Corbett with his foe steamer
St. Joseph is calamity fighting opposition
in the Memphis and Hale's point trade.
Rates of freight are nominal, and pa5sen-
gers IS cents per dozen.
The Paducah Herald says the Armada is
being we'll repaired and Is announced as
a regular Ei-weelky GAINESVILLE and Padu.
cab packet.
Capt. Pres A Byrns has opened new
Imperial saloon in GAINESVILLE. Long
may he and Gyp flourish!
Capt. VIM. Boyd and family have taken
rooms at the Maxwell.
Capt. W. Weaver was in the city yes
terday.
Jno. Harper has returned from Phila-
delphia, and has resumed his position of
purser on one of the steamers of Admiral
Lees McCracken navy.
The Umpire is being thoroughly repair
ed at Paducah.
A prominent merchant of EYansvil lie
has offered Capt. Throop fine piano, an
elegant carpet, and a set of colors for the
privilege of naming his new boat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
c,,v Counc,r.


The City Council was called together
last night at the instance of the Mayor,
but failing to get quorum, no business
was transacted. The following message
was received from the Mayer, explaining
the object of the meeting:
NASHVILLE, Sept q, 1S69.-To the
Hon. Gifts Council-Gentlemen: In accord.
ance with my duty as presented in sec 8, of
chap. % Of the city laws, you are called
together this evening to ascertain from the
certified returns Of the judges, ETC., of the
different wards Of the city, Who have been
duly elected Mayor, Aldermen and Com.
mon Councilmen for the ensuing year in
order that they may be officially notified oil
such election and come forward and be
qualified according to law.
The transaction of any other business,
which you may deem important before
you adjourn sine de, will meet my ap
proval.
/ am, gentlemen, your obd't serv't,
A: u. ALDEN, MayOr,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
sOUrHERN PROOUCE markets.
SAVANNAH. Sent o.

C<AbhAAnAas Sept
BAcoN-Firmnessi in Western markets durine
while the supply continues to be very light,
more especially so in clear rib bacon; the de-
mand continuesto be very good. and transae-
great scarcity of money. OF cash transactions
on large scale we have nothing to report and
the main business is done in filling orders for
the country and in the city, as is usual on
thirty days credit. We quote bacon shoulders
171z@lSc; ribbed sides 2O1zc; clear rib 2l@2l1lc;
clear 2l1zc.
LARD-Steady with fair demand. We quote
prime Leaf at 2l@22c; pressed l6@l9c. according
to quality.
BgTTER-S Steady. with irregularity on inferior
grades. Goshen at 45952c; frkins 45@43c; West>
ern 3S94Oc; country at Acc retail.
CORN-Qulet demand TO steady prices. We
quote Maryland white at 81 50 from wharf;
81 IS from store.
FLOUR-The market has been very active
during the past week and stock good. Prices
remain unchanged, with an increased demand
for Georgia superfine and fancy brands. Rome
Mills FIFE Ii bringing S12 so. In other brands
we remark no changes in last weeks quotations.
grades 1s anse @ P ST. S sS hS4rsa
pertine 81 50@S; family and fancy $40 50@ll so.
HAY-Market firm, with large stock of
Northern on hand. which readily brings 81 20
from wharf from stsre 81 s. Eastern 81 As
from wharf; 81 S. from store.
OATs-Demand fair, We quote Maryland
white S5@95c; Concord blacks weighing 40 lbs)
PoTAToEs, ONIONS, APPLES, Erc.-Are COM
ing in freely and in good demand. Potatoes sell
freely at 50 5093. Onions S4@04 so and less in
demand. Apples are scarce at 81 5095 So as TO
quality. when in good condition. Cabbages
plentiful, and market well stocked with North
ern. which bring from Sl3 to Is per 100.
Macon. Gas Sept. "a.
CoRN-Firm and scarce at 81 50 per bushel.
BACON-Shoulders 18c; clear rib rides 2lc;
clear sides 211kc hams 25c.
FLOUR-Firm at S89l4 per Dbl.
Columbus, Ca Sept. "a.
BACoN-The stock is light. We quote clear
sides at 2l19c; shoulders 1876; sugar cured
hams 2Sc.
CORN-In little reque.t; none hardly in the
stores: It is retailing at the mills at 81 81 pei
bushel.
,FLoUR-superfne ST. extra IS. double extra
SEEDs-Wheat 50 1908 per bushel. Rye at s.
per bushel. Barley 81 80. Oats 81 10 to s.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 24
GRAIY-Wheat 81 so to 60. Corn 81 40 tC
AZ. Oats $50. Rye 81 50 to g. Barley
MEAL-S1 50 to 60.
FLOUR-Fancy brands. bags. 81 IS to 5; stand
ard family 81 to %; extra s. SO to IS; super
| fine s. Is to 3 50.
BACoN-Clear sides 2114e; clear rib sides Die
shoulders IN to lSc; hams-sugar-eured can
yased Csc; plain canVased z to q and plain
l BIC.
LINE-Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama go tc
| Csc per bUshel; hydraulic cement IS so to 81
| per Dbl; plaster of Pals So per Dbl.
| LEATHER-White oak sole per ID 40 to Soc
hemlock sole per Id 81 to 33c, upper per dozeI
| go to Csc: harness leather per ID As to 4Se.
LARD-In bbls q to 221Sc; i'll kegs and cans z
1 m oRlLa-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad

The Board of Directors of this road
met here yesterday. Present, M Burns,
Judge Kingman, Colonel V s Allen,
Colonel John A Gardner, Major Alfred
Gardner, A II Hicks, Ed B Hicks, Judge
W F Cooper, w F Bang and r c Nc
Marry.
Judge Kingman and Colonies Allen and
Gardner were appointed committee to
confer with Governor Senter, relative to
running said road, who informed the
board through the committee that the
road should not stop-that if necessary the
receiver should run it under the supervi-
sion of the board.
The Board then adopted a resolution
postponing further action on the subject Of
leasing the road till the 9th of October,
thus giving time for the Directors to con
suit with the stockholders as TO their wish
in the matter; and also TO allow time for
the officers of the road to make such ar
rangements as they may deem for the best
Interests of the road and the people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
ESresgn Markets.

LONDON. Sept. 27-Consols, for money. 927ss;
on account, 927a@93; American securities frmer;
$50 bonds, 62s 844, 65s $50. CTS, 49, 10 40s IS,
FRANKFORT, Sept, z7.-U. S. 5~2Os Of 62s. S734,
middling uplands i24@l2zSd; Orleans 121l@
l25Sd; sales 1900 bales. California white wheat
los 3d. red Western So Sd@9s 4d. Western -four
-'S' se sew Il York Dry Dry Goods s TX;
NEW YORK, Sept. Glowing to the disturbed
state of gold and the money market, and the
downward tendency of cotton. the market for
textile fabrics is marked by less animation, and
certain styles of cotton goods are little easier.
new YOrA General MarkeBa.
NEW YORK, Sept. H!-COttOn without decided
change; sales of l,60O bales of uplands at SC
Flour IS 6O@6 10. Whisky 81 Is. Wheat-am-
Der Western 81 45@l 40. Corn 949l 10. Rice
steady; Carolina SG9c. Coffee steady; Java
23c in gold: Sugar-Cuba 12}4c- MOlasses nom
'-" baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Z.-Flour dull and high
grades lower; western family S7g1 70. Wheat
dull: prime to choice red s. 5C6ll IS. Corn
Rye 81 l091 20 Mess Pork firm at $S9933 50.
Bacon active and advancing; rib sides Zoe clear
rib 2013c; shoulders lie: Lard quiet at l917@2Oc.
Whisky dull at 81 1901 20.
st. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. H.--TObaeeo, Tugs to medium
bright leaf 5000. Superfne -four sos 50.
Wheat, No. 2 red fall. 81 079l 10. Corn 94c@Sl
o.. Oats 4I94952c., Rye SO9glH. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Bulk clear rib l734c:
Pork $50 5O933. Bacon 161z. 1874 and 2Oc. Lard
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Flour 81 621z@6 So
Wheat 81 101z. Corn 75975]4c. Oats 4254c
HighEines 81 10. Cuba sugar 131z9l5c. Pork
s33 1904. Lard 1S9lsl4c. Bulk meats 14]zc.
'N'' Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. Sept. H.-Family Flour S. $50
6. Corn 95996. Oats 50@56c. Whisky 81 Is.
Pork 49, Lard 1Se. Bulk shoulders 1870.
Clear sides held at lSc. Bacon 1871. and 2Jc.
Groceries UNCHANGED and firm. Wheat 81 $50
l 20. Rye 81. Butter 30@25c. Eggs zoe.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE. September N.-Superfne flour s.
as 25. Corn 95@sl. Oats 5O@55c. Sales 50 hhds
tobacco at 81 55@l2 Is. Pork $32 5o@33.
Bacon, u, 20 and 201zc. Hams 24@25c. Lard
l91Zc. Whisky 81 1901 Is.
Memphis Markets
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2.-Cotton steady, and good
inquiry at 24%c for middlings receipts 942 bales;
exports al bales Flour blank. Wheat 81 $50
l 40. Corn 81 10 and scarce. Oats 60c and firm
Hay s25@6. Bran 221z@23c. Porks34 so. Lard
2O1z92lc. Bacon firm, shoulders lie; sidgs dc.
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DIED.

YORK Died, Sunday morning. Sept. p, JUE
York; aged years.
Like beam of sunshine with its brightness,
like a beautiful flower with its perfume, he
came on earth to gladden. for a time the hearts
of all who knew him. Too pure for the world,
to bright for this life, the good gels about
Gods throne saw and claimed him. Thus his
lovely spirit was taken away; taken from
US to a brighter home in Heaven. where there
is no pain-no suffering"
A little monarch thou art there.
And of a fairy realm,
Without a thought to trouble more
Or care to Overwhelm.
Let the gazer on thy face
Grow glad with watching thee,
And hetter-purer-such, Mt least,
The influence over me.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
Render unto Cesar, etc.

In our issue Of Sunday, we stated that
G H Reid was one of the Councilmen
elect from the third ward. He is a very
clever gentleman; and would come about
as near representing the interests of the
people as "sny other man" but it was
NJ Reed that was elected, and we do not
wish to rob that gentleman Of the very
distinguished honor conferred upon him.
We read lily make the Correction, and ask
apology of our read .ers for the unintention.
al mistake
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28

We had the pleasure last Sabbath
evening Of listening to a most excellent
and eloquent address on the subject of
Sunday-schools, delivered by Prof. Minis,
OF Edgcfeid. Twas one Of the best if
not the best we have ever heard from old
or young. We earnestly wish it could
be heard or read by every man, woman
and child in this broad land. This ad-
dress marks its author as a ripe scholar
and profound thinker, full Of zeal and
earnestness in a cause involving the
hjrhcst interests.