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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23

In Massachusetts, On June p, law
went into effect which provides Z =
any hAggage master, express as611t
stage driver, hickman, or other person
whose duty is to handle, remove, or
take care q the baggage of passengers,
who shall willfully or recklessly injure
Or destroy any trunk, valise, box, pack
agc or parcel, while loading. transport
ing, unloaiing, delivering OF storing
the same, shall he punished by a fiue
not exceeding fifty dollars. A sImila-
law might be useful in this State.
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TICKETS s 90 EACH.

For pamphlet giving description Of property
containing Act of Legislature, and certificate
of leading gcntemenof this and othcr States
apply 10 either Of The following Agents:
l.. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Henderson, Ny.
X. u. ALEXANDER. Commercial BANK. Lou
( isviile, Nv
J0IINC. LATHAM. President i:ans Hopkins
vile, lIopkns,iilc, Ny. -
JAMES l.. DALLAM, Commercia. D.:i,k, Ia
ducah. Nv
u, q. THOMAS. Lexington, Ky. ~
W. u. TYLER, Owcnsboro, Ny,
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ALCABLE LAND
e FOR SALE.

The place known as the Nct;F'irr place
three Quarters Of a mile from Columbia, Tenn.
containing ninety acres of best Maury County
,and, conveniently divided into tilla bic an,
wood land. aud having situated on il a hand
some and conlmodi0us brick residence. con
tanning nine roonas. with brick kitchen. smoke
house, servants houses, stables and otierou;
buildings. The Garden spot IS very productive
and therc are also on the place. at convcnien
distances fran the residence, good well, I
.cister,,, an ice house. aud a iinr spring will
substantial rus spring house. Tor terms apply
to, ,.,..r,f-s-l. y. FRIERS0N.
MAY y, lss9-wf Columbia, Tcna.
Nashville Banner insert four times in week.,
and send bill % this office.
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i RUsTEE SALE.

On the eji Of August, 1869, will sell to the
highest bidder at the Court House door in CO.
lumbia, the house aud lot known as Hammer
Hall. Terms, one fifth cash, the balance, one,
two, three, four and FIVE years payments. Also,
house and lot known as the StepletUn place,
opposite the Male High School, formerly I, ned
aud owned BY ". s. Fleming, Esq. Terms
sane as above. Also, several sm all lots within
the corporation. which will sell privately.
wM. GALLOWAY,
July %, ISj9,d rte.s Trustee. q
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CERI'EEICATEs.


have tested the merits Of the Fruit i,,escr,iu.
Solution. will speak for themselves
Mn. Dow AkIN-Sir Il consider the S,Ir
ton ! bought OF you excellent. Have only
| tried peaches and apples. >nic of which ar.
quite rs fresh and sweet ever
MISS LILLY DOBEINS.
March 5, 1862
Nh. Dow ANN SRI tried tn. Solution
in peaches Tomatoes and sweet pickles all of
which succeeded we'll. Idivitlc,l the hvitle
got from you with Mn. ia,ur.i A. Fleming and
Mrs. Clark TmdalI. They hicd it in cider and
found il Success. ! think il u valuable prep
aration. MRS. SIDNEY FLEMING.
March %. 1859
Mn. AKIN Last -p iue | purchased OF you
:, bottle Of Spears Fruit Preserving solution.
and with it put up variety OF fruits, such IA
Strawberries, pears, peaches. DC. Our straw
berries were put up in Nav and IN the winter
when opened were lis nice as when gathered
from the vino, retaining. almost tlcir,iatUa col
or. aud much nearer the natural ila.or man any
canned Strawberries ever ate. Our peas and
pea, his we could not wish better, being nov "a,
good when first put up.
March -, 1869.
Mn. Dow AKIS: put mp ny PEACHES Will
Spears PRESERVING Solution. in new oak bar
rel. The fruit Kept very well, every onc that
ATE " Stlu IL WAS lhc ft,oSl superior frtttt they
ever ate. also tried Tomatoes in iuys, they
were very good. want $ bottles this wear.
MRS. SAMI HENRY ARMSTRONG.
March %, $50.
Mn. Dow AKIN:-Thc fruit Iput up viii,
Spears Solution in jars kept very wei
] think the fluid does finely
MRS. WILSON DOBBIN
March 81.
Nh. ASIN---Ihave no doubt but that Spcars
Solution is an excellent thug. but ] only tried
peaches with il last sumner, and find them
keeping beautifully.
MliS COL. GEO. W. POLK.
March 25, 1869.
Nix. AKIS;-fvc used your prc>crviu" auid
IN putting up Tomatoes with entire success
Like it very much.
MRS. TOM JONES
Nix, Dow AKIN.-@i have usc'l Your Solution in
preserving tomatoes, peaches, Strawberries &c.
and pronounce il first rate. ID mast pIrvc IF
incalculable va ne To housekccpcrs. ReSp:'y.
MRS. =. II. BUNCH. a
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Alligator In H0Iston River.

About two years ago VIM. III. Turley
ESD. McMiIlan's station, Knox couil-
IL, received 10y express from New Or
leans, Il Young alligator. Not having
The time or inclination To take the
proper care Of il, he threw il into the
Holston river. On Tuesday last, says
the Knoxville Press and Herald, two
-,nall boys were swimming ia the riv-
err about bali "a mile above Knoxville.
when tiley suddenly noticed Il icrocious
looking serpent swiftly swimming
towards them. Fortunately the boys
were near the hank, and they had the
,,rcsence of mind sufficient TO reach the
shore. from which they fled without II
moments los of time, and with reck-
less indifference 10 the fate of their
clothes. Reaching home they informed
their father of the fright they had rc-
..eiyed. The old gentleman accompa-
MED the boys TO their late bathing
>place, and there WAS ;'Sionislied by
seeing the huge proportions nf a full
gown alligator, lazily stretched out in
,he shallow Of the river. -Bohp'er.
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To THE PUBLIC.

Allpersons in search of health would do we'll
to remember that have fifteen Cabins 10 let, at
from 80 to 1900 per week, with access to
three yarties of water, equal to any 10 the State.
! also have a small family residence, with COM
Portable building &C., within shot distance
Of the Springs. that ] would rent at ten dollars
per month. Persons renting my Cabins can
have the Use Of large ball rom it desired.
This Watering Place is about twenty-five
miles frem Columbia, on the Columbia and
Clifton Turnpike read, known as Foust's old
stand. THOS. D. LESTER.
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Ii Is reported that upon the return of
Governor elect Walker. of Virginia.
from New York. lac viii visit the
White sulphur springs, where IL Is
-.,.I. he will meet hy invitation a
,.,r,,sr Of the most prominent men of
Virginia. INCLUDING Gen. II. y. lee, TO
t, consult Will, them upon matters oil
interest 10 the state. II l. positively
xli-Ioyal 10 consult With heli. Lee.
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u CORPORATION LAW
iIs1I ffaa. l1I0f
~ ,yr,,. i Tsh 2E
ANOllSE- sTag ei

UhSICE of.AssIsTsST Assxssor,, .. ;. lNTERs-
I IS RkvESCE, Columbia, Marcel, 10Th, 1s53. g
Having received instructions sfron Don.
visit each aud every part Of my Division, AT
| LEAST once in every No>TfI. hereby give
uotice that Twill lie in Columbia every Monday.
So 49, 80 r. 1.-THE FARISS,
I of~s Asst Assn. al Div. 9th Dist. Term.
/ Il March IL 1St,.p-2m. -, f-r 1900. !.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23
Joi I1,rH Lois ~ Hchl,rson 20. hy.
Making 81 Prizes in all,
80 " All Ell N. 81 u NM - -

Capital sijaps, M
Smallest 1'rizc 80 ~
The drawing TO take place at Masonic Temple.
Louisville, kcntrcky, September 1st, lSG?.
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From the preparations being made tn
first fair of the Tennessee Agricultural
and Mechanical Association Is bount
10 prove u grand success. =
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-07-23

Persons interested can obtain PAM.
phiets with full list of premiums, reg
uiat;ons. etc by applying to James NJ.
Hamilton. Of Hamilton & Cunning
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& n & II ERA Z D

1xxk-Hs Cslsntla Rer.sdr rs published
premium. In advance.
1aoo - A1yeF11llle.-Ore square ten lines)
forOee tnscEt1on ESQ; each additional inser-
ticn IS cents,
, 1869-12-01

course would BE- destr1ctlIo Of ~ xovefnncnft
md fead TO corfinued anarchy and foVo'utlon. II
would destroy that obligatory fofce 2nd pefnaA-
mani whet6er human or divine A law Or ofd=.
nance regularly passed Inust q onsJea ua.a ~.
nnlltd OF reverted hy The suRelsor oon5 eh.sooa S
with power IN that oena! Iae Ie Gnsabst W. sae n.
atlsnted for seeoiar q ecclesiastical purposes.
Tho psclAxat1on aud Testimony ne@oea oeee-
pied = subordinate postttoo % ne 9enerA A."
ing upon them. and the1r recourse Wa 70 appeA
By Ill lawful means 10 tho superior loar
es,oy 70 modify ~ views: o. reverse u acs!o1,
not cousclent1ously aequicsee, then accord
ing 70 he doetI1nea .ot The Church tneJ
thu Church, openly. zecede, and then claim N
lts rights aAd prtvi1e9e1. When they entered
into fhe membership Of 1ne Church. they knew
ne power Teca ~ csaea y
esceuce In that power was one Of the condi1ioKs
Of membership. ThsT had the right 10 Dissolve
thtl connection, hut It fAs NOT competent tnt
But me General Assembly Itself has adIac.csted
| upon this subject That Judgment u conclusive
upon H. He Will not undertake to penetrate the
veil Of this church pe.er. Tbs qsestton then i
| tees fpE Underwood Female College By virtue Of
their election. 1t Ia In evidence that they wefr
| elected By body who had ceased TO have
| By oi he Old school Presbyterian Church: that
the prext5teJ where tits nile emaoated, vas slts
| soiEed IN obedience to ttA orders The charter
provides toat tie yaca1clea shall be nIel BY the
| p{eab3tkFY switch Is connected With The GenerA1
Asnesbiy ct tho Presbyterian Church in the Tinted
States Of America usually s:J!sf the Old school,
| Sqch being tae cake, the bo1I from which tho de-
fentAn,a purpo1t 10 derive tnetz olctal titles hAc
the Judgment 0f custer rendered IN The court BE-
low ma1t be ar1rmed. Tho otne= Judges concur.
, 1869-12-01
TIE CATION HOMICIDE.
Trln1 OF Izunc Ell1Eorth.

FFota E< FeoEld t{th} Transcript, Sor- ~.
ss Tse i e ,,.s ,ssG i S ,Ss ns = 1s5 6sa Ct
lse., was commenced IN the Circuit cuurs. before
Judge Turner. on "Wednesday lass, .nd closed an
j. Gses csion 1as arrested sna
issac GIwo1,h waa member oi tae grand }asJ
Ca1on EwoTe Vengeance against O,,wortn, and
that ha would take his lie before the next term Of
court; that he would Eli bin the very nEst oppor-
il Havana, Ard attempted an aesaat Oh hin. but
GIrortn hade his escape by runn!ng away from
hin.
again II the ollce Of Hon J. y. HeakleJ, when
Sason dsc" H. rsss!'ss on i G~o5sa ss sna a5sd.
1es1iied in the deatb Of Cnrou.
Or the sE4h there was no question a 70 the ctr
cnmnaEces of inc fhootinE. The only polns
!en "a, ~. as os3.pss t9 shs'hf1 as4 The sh0Gns IaDs
lad .mpas1a! Investigation the case vas
kiyeu 10 the taly, who returned verdict Of Not
FS " tole, sSovus tie s1,.s waea casoa b nad IN maas
.'sone lime Ia 4nlI Of August Co,on told witness
ine'eF n Indictment ae.!n.t hin tEasenh and =
ny trial. that u will make Z Corouer'a In
S0h nss Be- bees doing ii be could 10 iojure ne, snd
viii appoint hs funeral before the next Term OF
III. court ss.o nosniax seoa; Gasoas s1,e.s.
mAiter. The dag OF Caton's death s2w Gtlworth,
who was A. wofk Ia bis shop, and told him he had
%so Eli so, ssesa l. q
! ed 10 lii him Cation carried one, and sometime,
sers 1s1
Cots fsvssvtr. and alIo ! sn,ta + Wes1on revols
persoa alter the shooting; ona chamber W.
| empty; the Others ware fully charged"
, 1869-12-01

Roye1unent ahalI ,,1odon i,,,1f =, ,,u T..
It's greenbacks certain n,;co in mid q .
certain data, and aftarr.rd incrsass th.
prica at f,xed rata. s,v ora cont NV
month, untilts redee,ns thann Al mr.
Il ought by this ,ims to be nrnttr vo,,
understood that tho p,ics or ra,ua of ,
g7eenback can no more be repn,,t.d or
fl1ed by tho will Of Congress than The mica
Of wheat If rraanhacta. nov - >. a;a-
count Of twenty canta. shou,d ADVANCE tn
pAr, General Garaeld.s art v;l] h. unneccs-
, 1869-12-01

The telegraph has slreadJ announced TIE de.
ct.'on Of the sup1eme Court Of Missouri in the
assu.s t5e Eensr ksse5y q lie Fl PsesoyaeS1an
Church. The Icalis now br.nE the tun proceedings
q tnis ssss enlea i IN he rsSa1asd mating
The ease was, technically, = prcceel!nz IN the
nature q 7uo rsanfa, e NJ the Ute of certain
Il nd Ed1.ld % Hted4 s to Il he % oniee @ oi precsor
Of L,tdeawo COD Female College, to Which candL
dates haa teen chosen by b1th btatehes Of the
rr.snytssy q s. Lou!s, each elatEtsg 70 Be the
The Egnets 70 he Declarsuon and Testimony
hsid lhAt the t7so fdeso osdtHsncc o. the Gene:at
other party claimed that the PreenTterJ OF St
the ceci4fatiau ind fesliuony party Il meet
ing held In September. 1s6ds and Wa therefore
AHer notzscsed controversy ending IN no,a-
trE, rroceed.pKs xeT- tnst,fated in The Circuit
Conrt to ouss from od1ce the Dtectors ol Linden
,ne soi pes.fs'oa I'D fe;i@ony rtso,seI1 IL
wa decided in favur Of The contestants. and
tais decision ~ss reat1rnted BY the District Court,
Il ess then taken to the Supreme Court, and On
Monday Judge Wagner announced its decision,
re,t',@t1E r. tSas%entts tt 2, sae ,, iexer eoaEa
Wagner used the following language:
"Now, the General Assembly il The highest
ssaes ans T. osps oas I'd
pelate Jurisdiction, aud whether tue case In tie
matter OF the Declaration Of Testimony asxcefs
VA 1e&PAG q Ute9ahrtJ beiose T. w1s sab
court can revise, modify Of impair III action In 4
| Ratter of purely Ecclesiastical coace1u. Bu: II
ADDITION 70 thu II has Legislature and executive "a.
paet'y and aeta s?on a{ Enbisesa coming before II
according ~ tne1 belong to either OF each of thess
der 1{su ueut&st
Alter Retiring to "she total discrimination be.
tween The Csuteh and the Ssasen In this country
and The !sct that neither Viii fn.ere.e with III
oirer when aes1nR IN Ii Appropriate aphere," tns
1 Judge concluded II folio "a:
"Thf roHer Of the genera Assemhly to j1su
~ dtaFet21eee u undcuh1ed, and s1nc1.oped bY ,
| iosR he Ct pteeede1ts+ II these dehveranee
corAsi1ueut pafa ot he ch1rch, theJ NAV oppos,
them hT lawful meAns un1H they oskaaa skef
.esonnasfanon er repeal n tue body- taa
statef or the Legtslatuze Of sparticutar 8tate ep
sct1 hK that u tlstaatetuito I minority, d.
!eGed1tot tho minority II aoe sJ 1ezt1a.ox Ii
nE aaa fGAng the standard OF rtYuat, 8acA
, 1869-12-01

The Now York Sun, which, with rs1nark-
able persistency and enthusiasm, advocated
the election Of Horace Greeley for
Comptroller Of the State in The
late election, carefully compares
his vote With that Of 3I1. Chat6eld, tho
Republican candidate for Treasurer
and who received the full party vote, to
show what tho Sun calls lIr. Greeleyis
'popular strength By this comparison
it seems that aIr. Greeley ran ahead Of his
ticket in seven counties, and fell behind it
In 6fty-thrce counties. Whe1cnpon the
San e1c1ai1ns:
"On the whole, this Is splendid show for the
Pht!osotner. and encourages u greatly, notw1th-
standing the luEewarDneat and ttcache1y which
nny.thr COUNTIES ii which III. 1leeey fails be-
hind. In every ore Of these nltJ-ihsee counties
there are 1c2ting Republicans WIN arc under tho
greatest political obligations to MI Greeley for
| dale, thtJ have the inSIatttude sad bascneas 10
turn the cold shoulder 10 htna. Bet We wArn these
ial.e men that the day Of the!z 3oosn Is coming.
3etseTn af coz coup,ies Il tse sste i. " 1 saei tae1e
tho 4an.e warm and glowing light for Mt. Greeley
which II has ulresd5 dltrustd over seren countlca
| IbIee theess fof Norsce Grctae5!'
As Mr., Greeley is the Suns Perpetual
Canditlaie-is nominated him for Governor
the morning after the late electiop-ths
fifty-seven counties may as we'll reconsider
tbeH decision first ~ Last. ?" We arc ngTeet
OH verdict. yosr Honor" said the foreman
Of { jury to the Judge, ''nll except clever
damned fonls!"
, 1869-12-01
RAILWAY GAMBLING OFFICES,

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i4'e'4noA !, ~ .ouseaen' A.s' ~, "'t'one t1 -
'ne ,a@.e VI ~ e'e = - eaa'
use ~ 'oe o4Nce!@ W wy AHA'Ns'S eo'l'oi1-
,'afa o' inc '',a'so, .ne company 10 ti'esu,
1.'e IN ''s as"es' MN ever 1''e haa ia4'
{, l;ola' ana si'en Sl'nou'' mere ate , nassu-
at'ohs IN tne currency pr'ee o. iansas
hnasss 7s,ta'4 " ,ha ,- ~ 1 ,,.., y. rsa tao ~
sa1e''s ei .oe foaa' arc hse'g !" %
'he oess '' ou ] ~a'en ano.u
hen ,i*e's' 1nl'.a,'on :"
siSt~, .sn,,oa in nj tbe M . ya.t =. ho.11s .1
e. 6s4r"'eo ~, ~ .a ~ w. ~ - a.esr
Wv 49, ~ - ~. ,on,r.rr n thc;- ~;
iois'1' - " M 49, h..ua .,s;. on;a.,. 49,
sA'e nu'a1e ~ ~ rA'.s l.a.1 >0s ga 0s w.
.o M 80. a.co,,rt IN y.,v yort
, 1869-12-01

she went out It days work; was ind9suipus
and economical t. the latter; IN TACT. Ike her
The Jo1ng and beautiful girl nad Rrown 70 be
houelJ and Enoruee wor1xu. On whose fzce the
maYks OF pme, disappointment, and soured H:e
nd Aft their mstt. Fifteen year1 ago tho JoonE
inTIer, ihsn klso Grosn old and gfAJ, fssppsa5ed.
nd then aSaIn pdo1bd h. hand 10 "1oehy IN
Ell sss wa4 ! changed wpmAn. HeE heart haa
t4cnfnA hxrdeued to her lot In Life, and tnh pfo1'
frred nand Va Tekctsd. SINCE then sns hs1 suh'
sfatsd or fYiendl sbout re ctJ. sca<GelJ eSef ~
r Atnnnr h -hax OH -.hczSe- .She hAA ueen
raorn % to 81 iaas mutton chop Honld lass ne! R
Two Veef1, tnd ons WHO 1neE neI saJa rs rs
sonsausliJ sS :. satinz Il otats' tahes, az a.
naana7ed 10 sara eTerJ cant 4aA earned. sae w.
chsasd uo clothing for nnmhAt of Jcsth aad lol
he List Iteen or twenty Jesrs Of her hte aas mo-
inside o{ b church.
efxhia pFpnertJ, but when asked whether 1ae
Wished g % nv Writing 1eptsed tnas 80 % dla Pos
snd d1Ad without making VII Soa le2yE:
* go il she aanda at ]. Il. Pullman. Esq. TIL
property Hill 10 to the ssate-
, 1869-12-01

Our Washington correspondent In recent let.
Ter said, slluding 10 that city bAoelul spot
Here. son Of P1estdrnt Tyle. IL IN the 1uebr,-
Ste AsJlum." In correction OF this we arc re.
luested 10 copy the following paragraph from the
Washington Gaz<ts Of the ssto nlt
We were pleased yesterday morning to meee
General Aonn T,9ef. IT,, of virginia, concerning
whom various uufoonded reports In \ portion Of
the newspaper press hare been vet adoss during
the last month or TWO. After a connnemeut OF
three months n N insnltd. under surgical opera.
t,ons 1hst veso .mpersuyelY demanded to extit-
pate the effects Of m old injury received dnriRg
The late sectional wal, be Il again looking halls
ana hearty. TIE mt operation performed
hJ Surgeon Lincoln. Whose reputation
II bis profession - wels kuown. waa nocessaifiJ
ssseEp and attended, for some time after lta per-
iormance, With the moss serious spprehensiona Is
to Ills recovery: but The strength of h1 constitu-
ton, and the attentive nurhtng Of the Suters Of
Charity; At the Providence uospstsi, sor1nounted
the Inflammation and fever. Tlls opsrxt,on, how.
esef,w not entirely successful, and It became ne
cefsary that ~ additional operation should be re-
sorted to. This W2s performed By S1rxeon Thonp-
ROD. and now, With health and physical vt8or re.
slored. he returns to bis pen and future tAbors.
Under these facts aud ctrculnstantes, tue mierep-
Tetent1tionR TO which NC have Ad1erted Wers
wholly ineKcuEab1a-
, 1869-12-01

Fate OF the HoMlanuA ana Dup1.
Exon iLk 4a. ~

Fate OF the Ho&lAnua ana pupu.
Fsom he DtnreT tca,.l .yer., !.ou. II
We are !n receipt Of the following letter from
An old friend III Southern Utah l. doubles. h
conc1o*ise a. to the tate OF the three ulssrk men
o. re feEen ra5sJ. "e nope TO 'easa naos1 pa1-
ST. GEORGE, Utah. Nov IL.
II. n. bfERs: fuEr letter received per lat
mall. In reply will tts1e tha, there we're tbrtn
men Of the Colorado E1p!orta1 Etpe..!rtpu, under
MAJOR foxelf Killed BY lndlaus about thirty or
lndians came In and stated rhAt shfee
xbl.e men vere found u 3 penrntrx condition b1
the kibalhelA md we're prought into their ramp.
fed, ard recovered, ard sent forward from shfs
place On tie regular ,satI; that, Oh thel WV tbev
came across f1naw gathering seeds, and thai
tie} debsuched R16 st0t her, This eLraged 1ha
tnee, and the5 were pursued, fouiiy muE1ie1ed,
afd Feft for *n}:ts TO ent-nos allo-ing white:
even t0 go ani bury tteo1- 1t has been veFy well
fabrication. and that the rdixus wansanly mur-
ceTed the three aeu for what tneJ had
talked Win Major Powell abouL .ht.e men, but
dtd Tot Nr1Ee down the names. They i.it the
Attor And party neAl the mouth OF rhe peh.seAr.
4 c'eaf tInptIlng INTO The Colorado about 20
larger Of pas.inE down the rnp,ds taeJ chose Tho
darrera Of land travel The .HsIoE Rsse them
h.s nreA!lns and ammunition. The party hatl
little 1000. 50 tbeT hal to hnEt for living
Major Powell AF!1e1 here u keye1 or ely1t dxys
alter the three lett him. I'll s1fe, Ant was anxtons
tttut fhc Others.
VIII tsfc all possible measures 10 oatalo ali the
fsc's and particulars tn tne matter and Wrtte xnr
dont think the bones hare been buried Snre
friendly Indians might te induced 81 rrof, roe .e
90 out AID gather ana bring In Tie borez r.
deairedA fourt truly, II. z JonsoS.
, 1869-12-01

,o,., ono,a ot cos1 froh, the p..tish possessions
tn EcrfS Xmerfoa during t1eso JsnL. snL..,,,. ma,
i. 1ee s,; " asesed &C. ey tic dasy oitan,noo,
eno Is VII be, therefore. inteIea9k ~ Jor Jc..rrs ~
Ieox sh.1 tas 2s5 e. deycned sy uns ifo
iii, and 70 tss II lsas- Tas a.era9s eunTae1 ~. t
pree Of ast Jear 80 ten esas1 & ef .e1en Tesrs of
f1rtdm ifnm dQty, from the beginning 81 tns Es-
ep1oety ueay % ne eo@me1ssseaas. ast}. 2! ~ ~
snisrsese eon o1alnexs. u y pEodocs'ou .1,a taa
ssies On em1encJ basis; md IA n,akt1x tas
COZ trsst With tho ftee rf1dn 'and nAto Mons5 N55
b ~ 1sduned % gold. wa,oh xoald n,ss X
Spst,. = g e ss, ~ .sa an teo5s ;os, aGas srs
win tHs daty Of T. = pei short ton iotaes1 ga
II y,sruai|y prohihlted and the eooAHI y virtual
y II ne ntIcJ Of tns eenas!sana ~ ~
coal u u much bounT 70 tae m1nsn ef; -.
thractie ~ Il it were directly imposed Upon tnAs
alnee Repal toe du:y 90 asq%nens g. s imme nag
coai can 30 dehxeEedfou tbs docks 1t boaton:
Fostmaotn New f@x .od ysssey sly ~ .os Il t's II
kinds Of Penuatlyania coal u the ssne pofasa
kc.
! nsye tried to Ahow JON. ", ta.s she daM %. o.
Of anthracite. though it has IL valne. Aod y
operating TO s&eadJ nd extena baatasas Mn..s
GEuQEu& Qf1EC3. laG !aAb9 ShN"
list ths dnty u not pronln,tosy, md thst ne pro
dnctton Of b!tnminoub coal u net monopoly, nol
can It be while millions OF acres Of caa lanaA
outsds Of Pennsylvania, 2wait Development. Y
fureixn coal Can be landed It botsoo
a. you intimate. for ta-5o per Ton. why. va u.
AvtiaEe price, last Jo21. fl1t. Why did our bos
| ton frerds pay these Ioretguer1 tl1.&0 for theh
coal, IN 1854 when It paid no dnsJ A. ANs Do
| pray, tell me Why this was: DO sou p!&ue It OF
| the cur1eccy duty Of tL.a per toa -
.Ano. rot being sat.sned with the eoosmou
pronss taey .ie mating .nas yong rae lofeT,
| Tne Aye1aso tret4ht per ton on TIE Cunoertan
co2J, shipped ria Bait'nptr, Nd, ~ veasel, =
Hostou, during the tast year Wrs S3sl: oy way Q
GEORGETOWN, D. C., It was IL 81. You therefor
| propose 10 alnw the q Hnef OF the coal, tns nlne
| who digs IL, sud the raiIoad ana ca1A compan
that It 70 the port OF shipment, the enol
| NOUS run Of thirteen to twcnty-uin
cents per Ton, for thetE property and lR5ors Thl
Ia the NAY JoQ would regulate me prioe OF coal
| the BossGn eaAtkst. EndsE such \ sJAtem, hol
much domcAtc coal would 70 forEar1: and MT
!nR In this ceuntrJ being suspended, what Wou1
scon be the price Of Nova Scotia coel7
Eight Illustrate this subject SILL lurther, but
hare, perhaps, SAID too much already. do ~
taintnF retIacs!on Of the false chnrEes you hav
without rrnyocation, brought against me. Witt
| out publishing what said, Ton have misrepr
ae1ted my statements and 25aaed NE. sud {
not ind Il pleasant 70 carry discussion with OF
! who viii tins mtetA1 his opponents viewB tn
| he mAJ ke able to refu.e them.
| Ignore the fact1 have Laid before yoo. or d
| tort them ~ you Will, hhaIl have the patience
refrain from aotisan9 Jour aaaAnita ta fatute.