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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FRANCO.

THE EMPEROR's PROPOSED REFORMS BEFORE
THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF-oPINIoNs OF NJ
THEIRS AND JULES FAVRE.
PARIS, Thursday July "a, 1860,
The Ministerial Council have prepared and pre-
scented to the Emperor the basis Of Seadts COnstt
giving effect to the political reforms proposed in the
Emperors message to the Corps Legisatf.
Since the Propagation of the Corps LegislatIf the
IDENTITIES of the Left have held meeting to consider
what action they should take under the circum-
stances NJ Theirs presided, and explained protest
against the attitude Of the Government toward the
Chamber, aud then proceeded to develop pro-
gramme Of practical reform. But his propositions
were considered too monarchical by the Democrats
and were rejected NJ Jules Fayre advocated silence
for the present and others favored dissolution OF
the Chamber. The meeting adjourned without arriv-
ing at any conclusion
APPOINTMENT OF SENATORS.
The official journal to-day has one item Of inter
esting news, VIZ: Victor Duruy and Adolphe Vintry
have been appointed Senators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE CANADIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

0swEGO, n. T., July 22.-The Canadian Pfess
Association arrived here at 1915 p IN. by special train
During the afternoon they visited the principal places OF
interest this city and this evening were entertained at
"A grand banquet aud ball at the Rink. The Hon. A. b.
Page Mayor presided at the banquet Toasts were re-
spondod TO by Messrs. Buckinghg McDOugal McCcp
gan King aud Cameron Of the Canadian Press and by tho
Hon j. G. Churchill the Hon. d. g. LttetOhn, Albertus
Perry Charles +. Richardson OF OSwegO aud e1.GOy
Nye Controller william f. Allen and the Hon. Charles
r. Clark Mayor Of Syracuse; j. Tlinghast. General gu
periInendent and william r. Laphan Assistant Superln.
endeut Of the New-YOrk Central Railroad, also
present The association will leave here tonight after
Tho ball, by special steamers for Kingston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE NEW DOMINION.

RESIGNATION THE FINANCE MINISTER
OTTAWA, July 22.-The Hon. John Kose' the
Finance Minister has resigned. and his resignation nc
eepted 1t is said that Sir George t. Cartier VIII
Dir. Roses place
RELEASE OF FATHER MMAHoS.
KINGSTON, Ontario, July %. - The hsht
Rev. Bishop Koran, accompanied by James ohely, Y
r proceeded 10 the Pententary this morning win inc
ecessarv papcrs for the release Of Father McMahon
ne was immediately liberated ana Is ~ pi'S'"' ~ '1'
BishOp's residence
A BURGLAR SHOT.
Sr. CATHARINEs, July 22.-TMs morning,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
CONCLUSION OF THE YERGER TRIAL-THE HA.
BEAS CORPUS

JACKSON, Miss, July 22.-Ihe trial OF Iergcr,
before the Military Commission, was concluded today
hut the verdict is known. After the trial was con
Guided Yerger was brought before Judge Hill OF the
United States Circuit Court on writ OF ha1ea' eorpus
Judge William Yergor behalf OF the prisoner submit
ted plea 10 which the Judge Advocate, Col Thomas f.
Barr submitted a return, and Yerger was remanded to
military CUSTODY the points involved having heretofore
been passed upon by Judge Hill with the same result
The case will next be heard from in the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Il vas rcnorted at the Newark depot ot ne
was va I"ssx Railroad, yesterday, that John n
DUN brakeman coal Tran. wSs t lS,y az of the
- ,e Goanapy confirmed the report slthouk
he Ind been before unreporied 6y the en tie
IS - ~ eu;ynty coal ear, which, with tho tIaln 90
;1 sut"hed Of FROM the main track snSt s him,
ink @ ~, beneath tic wheels Two cars lan o' sr,
@ MEN ne was taken up the arms weIebseN
M hody the head was crushed, and the pooS "'"
inangled horribly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
MEXICO.

GEN, VEGA TO ORGANIZE A NORTH WESTERN
CONFEDERACY THE SILVER MINES THE
RAINY SEASON.
SAN Francisco, July 22.-Mazatlan advices
have been received TO July H. Gen. Vega s remains
AT Tepic the guest OF Gen. Lozada II is stated that
Vega Will certainly carry out his plan OF organizing
North. Western Confederacy within few months His
nopnlarty ana the support OF Gen. Lozadas troops ec
poldcTnc INN Inyncble The Fourth Of July was quietly
observed by the resident Americans Governor hahpy
6eng unWell on that day. sent his Secretary 10 inc
The mines AT Consoa Copola and Nentano Here yedhg
large quantities OF silver. Tho rainy season hau con
meuceu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
SPAIN.

MOVEMENTS OF DON CARLOs-HE is OPERATING
IN MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE Gov
MADRID, Thursday, July q, 1869.
Reports of the movements Of Don Carlos settle
down into the fact that he is actually in Navarro,
and sufficient importance is attached to the fact that
Ehe Government has taken extraordinary precau-
tons TO keep watch Of him, and learn at the earliest
moment the extent and intent of bis designs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FENIAN FESTIVAL AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July 22.-The annual Fenan festi-
val at Clinton Forest to-day, grand demonstration
Military and civic organizations Of the brotherhood pa
raded the streets in the morning with music and banners
and immense crowd was present at the grove IN the
afternoon where speeches made by Mr. Gibbons OF
Philadelphia and others All the elevators In the city
and several other places Of business were suspended 70
enable the employees to participate in the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
ALLEGED CRUELTY BY NAVAL OFFICER

BosToN, July 22.-Lieutenant- Commander II.
b. seey Of the United States steamer Pawnee has been
arrested Portsmouth, N H. on two warrants charging
him with unwarranted cruelty TO several Of the seamen
OF that vessel by tying them up by tho wrists and thus
uctng punishment that one OF them tainted
from exhaustion and another lost the use OF both hands
Seey was released on bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE SAN FRANCISCO AIR SHIP.

SAN FRANCICo, July 21.-AnOther successful
trial OF the air ship Avitor took place today in tho
presence OF members OF the Press portion Of the Chi
cago party, and number Of engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
BELGIUM.

ARRIVAL or THE UNITED STATES MINISTER.
BRUSSELS, Thursday, July ~ 1862
The only event of especial interest in this dull
city is the arrival yesterday Of Mr. j. X. Jones' the
newIyapponted United States Minister 10 this Gov
erDmeDt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY %, 1869.

about l2i o'clock, o man named 1roFeI NOR
can was sho. and killed by Cyrus saladel. Morgan,
Who'll vagrant was allowed TO sleep in salades barn.
and in the night got up and tried to enter the house
through the dinng-room window whsh naa ehos
him. verdict rendered OF Justihapie HoiN'''"0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FIRE IN THE PoTosI MINE-EsCAPE OF THE
WORKNEN

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-The new hosting
works of the Choar Potosi Mine, in Virginia City, Ne
vada, were destroyed by fire, to-day The Compapys
boarding house. several surrounding buildings, and q
largo amount of lumber and timber were also burned
The wOrkmen escaped through Hale NOrcrOss' SHAFT
Tho loss Is over 100000 and Is only partly insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Virginia,
July s2-There were 400 arrivals at this place to-day,
among them Mr. George Peabody W. A. CorcOran, Gen.
Geo f. Pickett and others. Blankets and OvercOats are
In demand. The thermometer at noon market 6Io.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, July 22-Brevet Major Cen.
r. b. Marcy, Inspector General has been ordered to
make several inspections at Fort Porter, Platsburg
Barracks Madison Barracks, and Rouses Point. First
Lieutenant Hceuus DOdt has been detailed 70 perform
the duties OF an Indian agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
CROP PROSPECTS IN THE WEST.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Advices from various
parts OF the West the effect that the weather.
the past four days has been favorable to the penng Of
tbe growing grain crops There have been occasional
showers at points, but heavy rams since last
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

A German, named Carl Schell, married young
girl inst Iom the Faderand at Omaha some three weeks
ago IN most peculiar lie purchased par OF
earbobs put them In her aud informed tie young
lady that "ths little ceremony constitutes ~
America - amer week had passed nc took them out,
and informed her of another piece OF news viz This
little ceremony constitutes divorce in America" He is
NOW IN Iul fox stealing trunk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR IN wAsHINGToY-sALE
OF LANDS AT SALT LAKE-THB CONVENTION

GENERAL PRESS DrsPATcH.I

GENERAL PRESS DTSPATCH1
The preliminary steps have been taken for the organ-
ization of a company having In view the holding OF
Worlds Exposition Of Manufactures &c. IN washington
O year hence.
Returns from the local Land Office at Salt Lake City
Utah. show that during the first two weeks OF June last
$50 declaraOry statements, covering 10000 aeres, we're
filed in that office under the preempton act OF Sepem
Der. 1s4i .
Official proclamation s made Of the recent convention
between the United aud Peru for the adjustment
OF claims OF the citizens OF either country against the
other one Commissioner is 90 be appointed by each
Government and the two shall name an arbitrator They
are o at Lima,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
BRAZIL
TnR SLAVERY

TnH SLAVERY QUEsTIOH-sERIOUs CHECK TO
THE ABOLITION MOYRMEET-CONTINUED
AGITATIOE-FIRAHCEs or TIE EMPIRE.
iFROh OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
RIo JAaEIR0. June 25.--It viii no doubt be mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
Turner DISCHARGED.

MACON, Ga, July 22.-Turner was discharged
by the L. s. Commissioner at 10 o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

President Grant arrived IN the Guy $50.
day morning, and went "a the As'or n'"S'' ''''
he returned 10 Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DEBATE ON THE CHURCH BILL REsUMED-EART.
GRANVILLE FOR MoDERATIoN-A MORE
PACIFIC FEELING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE TEST OATH IN VIRGINIA - IT'S pRonAptn
ENFORCEMENT - FREEDMEN AIDING TuR
REVENUE OFFICERs-THE RETURN OF AID.
MIRAL HOFF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
GEN. LEsCA PoIsONRD-THE CAPTAlN-GENERALs
EFPOTIsM-HIs NEW DECLARATIONS.

HAVANA, July 1Z-News has been received
hero which goes to show that Gen. Lesca has been pol
soned He is still at Puerto Principe IN command, but
will most probably soon be brought to Havana Ills LIE
mesa ia alarming The question Is who poisoned MIN
Was Il some one Of the spanards who think him TOO I'D
eral toward the insurgents or some rebeli IL not
stated what his symptoms are but II Is more thah proD
ahe that he has been drinking the decocon OF certain
herb by which person may be put out OF tne way
a. gradually or suddenly Ms his assassin may desire
r nlont also grows Mexico, and there Is no DOUBT
that with IL tho widow of Macmillan was made INSANE
non lose Maria MendiYe, an empl0ye OF the rairoav
az Ratabano and who compromised In tie matter Oh
Tic sent out by the Cuban Junt III eW
York 10 Cespcdes, has been lodged In prison ~ seems
chat the letters found In his possession ut aapao
Tho fact of which discovered through treacneiy'
Mcndyo is young His case has already g1he pS
fore cOunClofwar, and IL IS much ieaIeu hal ho WIZ
undergo the I" last pain" - ...,.h
You can form idea Okthe suherlngs or the Spasn
soiders who the sea within tho last es
onths 10 fight for the integrity EspdHoI when Tue Wv
.niion OF san Qunn arrived here few days since tco
ere only 30 be counted and these looked
scky and wero half naked Ab0nt 500 men WenIOuo ~
s,o battalion from Havana The matter was Woia1 81
snr IA concerns the battalion or Reus Eleven 49,,
men comprising this body OF troops marched aWsJ mn
snntiagu two months ago Two hundred ana my 80
dics were all that were left OF IL on the ga o I'm M
Gen De Rodas has not, far, differed nuei nuI ne
o,Iinstrlous predecessors" You have often heuu nv
old story OF neposm charged upon the Cove
erals OF Cnba, and indeed IL Is one of the most @
o.tinna vices. The Captain General CONES '
1air and hattering promises; "he would restore wy
n 70 peace aud the inesmabe blessings OF spnm,sn
,eO To believe what he sayr one Wop'u 10 s,'nEnn
TAINTED 20 credit the story OF autonomy ICON Ia The
as likely be offered some day OF otel -
| Cubans But the loot VI the 0ppIessVs He'''' "' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

AMERICAN AND MEXICAN CITIZENS RELEASED
BY THE UNITED STATES CoNsUL-EXTENT OF
CoNFIsCATIoN-GooD HEALTH AT FER
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-08-14
A Chinese PrOdigai.'

Tho Chinese papers report a curious and
touching scene which lately occurred in tho
Shanghai mixed courts. A dissolute pro-
digal, having n chain round his neck, to
which his hands wero fast was brought I'D
by his father. The parent, very respce.
tahle-looking man, declared no could make
nothing of the prisoner. Ho had tried all
means to cure him Of his propensity for
smoking opium, but without effect. II ho
gave him money it went in opium; clothes
were at once pawned to satisfy his craving.
Latterly he had been chained up in house
to see what effect that would have; but his
appearance on that occasion was because he
had broke out, and had been picked up by
policeman. In fact the father declared
that he would be glad If the Court would
take him in hand and give him severn nun.
ishment. The judge advised him TO give
his son another trial. and added that. Il af-
ter one punishment he was still incorrigi-
BILE, Chinese law woull permit decapitslion
on the consent of tie father.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-08-14

Hero Is bit Of French philosophy. II Is
set down TO the credit Of Alexander Dumas.
Ills: Walk two hours every day. Sleep
seven hours every night Get up as soon
ms you wake. Speak only when necessary,
and say only half what you think. Don't
write snything but what YOU can sign.
Think neither too much nor too liltle Of
money; It's good servant bu, bad masler.
Beware Of women before you are twenty
Avoid thcm aftor you are forty"
, 1869-07-21
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

4LksuAI LIZ EH4htT Iul}
Financial nCatrH present 10 unusual Ihasea
either IN the local marker or In any part Of the
county, Eest or West Money seems to 10 mod
csalel5 plenty tr ali the principal money cente4,
and. Ut ErtAen, the tendency Ii increase by the
tnEI1 OF capital flrm the country. In this uarket
l1:Ances 10 the c1edlt Of country banls are In
creas!uG, aud NC hear Of scve1at instances OF
country bankers sending II amounts to be loaned
by their correspondents here, at 10 per cent, on
well secured thir.y7and Li1ty day paper, showing
ihai the occupation Tor funds IN the Interior towns
is falling OH. and TINT lhc money ls seeking em-
ployment tD the c1ties.
With our city banks the distribution Of loanabe
frnds Is very unequal Some OF the banks nave
MUre money than they can 1ul use for, mi are
u1t only taktcg outside paper,'' but We hear OF
instances CT discounts for persons, net regular
customers OF TIE banks, LIZ low AS I.tr ca nj Al
o'her tanlF, however, they have about all .hcy
cen DO to supply The wanls Of thelr regular Gus
toEers, Bho think ttcy arc DUNG well " ge;
money ut u per cent This Is tie cnse with tanAs
who have mai1y customers In the grain nad !utn-
oet trader. the hitter c!ass Of customers particu-
la1I} ue Using good deal OF reaaiy money, and
uoi getting much il from the country. the capt.
lal u the packers, however, lies idle now, and
helps 10 Lecp the general motley market easy.
The moyeme1. Of currency In any direction Is
Insignificant
Complaints arc Frequently made By bankers hero
tltt TIC daily quoIattons tor ba!c5 of New York
exchange between hauEs IN this city, snIssead
country bankers to think that they entitled to
transact Auslncss In exchange with their cure
hponuGnts here on thu BaMc basis rs the city
banks and requests have been made That, for th1t
reason, the quotations. for sales "betweeu banks
should not Le published II Is urged That Wide
fluctuations IN the price are uade BY tho une1-
pecsed necessities Of different banks for 1unds 10
pay ttctr balances at tic Clearing Huuae, and that
these Ea1es only represent tho shifting
OF the aggregate credit balance In New
York from one Chicago bank to another,
rs they may have need fur available funds Lere-
While this Is true TO a certain extent, VIC think
there Is nothing That showH SO accufately tue ten
dency Of funds, whether eastward or westward.
rs TIC price ol New York exchange, Ills would
be khown by the raies for buying und selling ex-
charge 1t tho counter, but bankers do not change
thetr rites al The counter With every variation In
thc exchange market, and for lnat reason ttcoun-
ter prices HHoall not Indicate tito nnteney OF
exchange 60 accu1atrly as the rate between
'taneR. Sales wcrr nl2de To- day between banks 1T
Ire suC discount Bankers continue to sell 10
cuAtuncrs at tho counter, and to remit Tor conn.
Try talks al ilom 1-l0 Premium to par. and arc
taking Of customers nj 1-1O discount.
ura.tls' quotatlDus Tor buying md selling goy-
n'cnt bonds, loehl Stocks gold anu silver, In tnts
, 1869-07-21

Tue following g7aIu hss uctn rrcetyed Encc the
above tnlJts were tnade I'd: 100 ceEy wheat, q
carr corn, u cara oats. and car RE, Total. 1876
cars, or son0o bu.
Thtrr wns full attendance on Change TO- duy,
and better prices all around IN gram, caused by
reported advance In Liverpool nnd New York, but
very Little WIS done. Members Of the board were
generally interested IN the corn question, and rp
10 TIC hour Of II we're anxontly awaiting the
report Of The committee, while alter that time
they we're inst as eagerly discussing It. This left
hut little time for dealing, but the markets were
lr1n, though all closed cas,er.
LAKE. freghts were little more active, but q
Ahnde casier. 4 total OF i've pfppelIcra hpd TWO
Echooncrs Taa reported chartered, a, <ka SC for
corn, ana &c 1ok oats by steam 10 uurnlo,
, 1869-07-21

ScK 1Als for the purchase 0t aid eouuaoo lAnds.
ftf the trte or II fs hsc tt5, dallArs ex Ad.
aid II ceiling the him. and ASAnst tatylcA
the sree1acnt made with ClaIttr T. HaEvey."
At shout o'clock Id the afternoon the follow.
ing ticket wes Issued. ,,ut fnT what purpose doct
net appear, the gentlemen named not hay11g uadc
any tnF1nal bid for the property:
IN favor of .e1liuF tie Isin nf flo ea11ha lAudf
cf she of cs,s.e.d called Tho 1crstoad pi.ins
And uf aret1 ting the Tter ptoposa1 II A. H. Wopd
md GainE ta.le for w patfa.sc u sAfd common
and Gf sc1ltnS The tn them &d aeanzi
The agreement MI Ads with uhAf1es 7. Harry"
With all these connlC1!pR tntcIc8sa al WQrk 1t
HaA rather ol11cut matter to decide how tho
election wA gong, and the widest specrlatIons
wcEc made a. 10 the result, nnuy dec.aY1ng that
Colonel Woods ticket WpuEd carry The Iay. After
Ihe canvR&as hoKerer, II HAs found ihat III. a. T.
Stewart Was tho purchak er OF Hetnpa.ead Piains At
~ m aero.
The total number Of votes ca.t were ,1ss-S
art fcce!Fcd t07I: Harvey, g.: scattering, ..
Al AtDnr 10 O'Clock, p M. after this result nha
been definitely aactrtatnrd, = general rejoicing
took place, the church bells were runR. cannon
hred and - uidn:ght's he]y hour iu'cE1escd viii
EtpcTn1lfs
, 1869-07-21

Cement. Hntendde- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3mS
fIaHs31n3 nAu-
E1fe lEe1 ht0o9 oo
fut ~
HRGoM EdRN- ncf III III ic.:,.n4 nd 1:-
DIR Light fttd5ts the market 1rsIns firm II a34a1S
<tNfG pei ton. according to guilty.
CHEE6K-Ho change Of inpcf1Ancc has tAEtn place
in tic general features ol this u1attrt Oar hcadtax
dalcfs cu}oJtne Esod. heu1thy trAde md rslec4
I11e .teAdy I'd Etc;1 ,1.e for tae .oM5 stsacs oa
The stoeEs ar zMrle. aEa Il anasu.y dne quajitJ.
We q.lott; Ntw York fsctutJ. L. Sf6c: ilt15ls fac
foIJ. u 4ta1fHe: Weftsn Reserve 5At$l1*c
CuAL-This market 1et- aims In substantially the
eae eandition noted Il our report: tro ~ t,daY
c1uume1I oaictns shtir purchase small orders to
met current wan&s, but dEzlT4 r1 Ia thcr Iiuws
ard he folio Ing pIict1 being Inssted upon IL
xFQeqd: Ledsh, prepared. 3t1m. LsekAvaana, Sc11n.
to md Ftt1ton, S1l.GG; Gtna.xIEh, teoo Ere md
Brisf Hill, f9.uu: Ehippewa, Mineral Ridke ard VII
low Dank. t7.a; IArcss eoA Is oossso According to
CUfEEE-Ths drn.and for soners eontinaes .esaoua-
HI! actire and for the testx e1Adea rrsoes rule
fr1u. Common QuAtes plenty. AID Qui1t md eAsJ.
c make no ehAnte Ia our Gaotasionz follows Jaws
3.z3jte: Q. q. Java. 399&E; rnaat!nS 20 99tc; u?n
XII. n9oc taiE u Eood ssse: rstaae 10 ehotse,
tANGiEs-Tbe l1aairy for candies o1nttnae. sosne-
rt3cEs keep NcI M We tsr: tnus 10 quite: ktrt'A
f1xims H*is saso9: n ';siies,eTa ;is y taife:
b;,s; Ensy 'ts;SsG xEb its .. tr.ae w., CO.
joysd dnrIns fbe past weet hy dea!e1 In this pe q
trce{. We tunttruC 10 quote: =,
, 1869-07-21

prp1H5ty within hcvcu miles OF tho Conlt I1ouR
filed for record on Tuesday, July 70:
Pierce nr, 4as ftsc Of uolstctn av,nel.
Fof1 Place, 3is II . u Soblc St. u, r'1o4 II;
Ashl:y Il, s.o It { of llubey Il, a l. 24ti00 =,
wsf, y i'll Mcusen r, . cornef .;onu ay, cf,
4e11oo II, with othrr lots; April 9o........ ~
West Warrington ft, 1oo IT v Of Adn Ri, ST,
4o.1:1 r.; ,sJ Apfi !, =; lin. n.o
4a11u1 It, with buildings; Juiy lo,........ 81
Western =, ss cor Of uano'cf 81, " I. sGx
yesta!a ;sE =; ~ w ys Fl ot iano;rr q, I1 10
shclaoa q, "a Z. Il of Easi.nEtoa az, vi, :;
NJ 11g & w'th iouse; o july y 1s.o
nluo Island AZ, 81 II u Coolidge ii, NV
i Mxlo0 II; July t........,.-,.,.......,. 70
cs1tre ~, III nm Of oar'cy ST, wi s:I1~
Yves, Indiana 81, ao ii Q! Armour Ut, I,
Nam i, NV cor of L5mnn ST. II u, 5ex
r1nse ~ ~ e RI i s9'} ~ ii x;e6rt iosa, 80
@s11oo ii, WITH bul!dlnRs; July 1a......... 80
McllE:n y, y, J; ~ , + G9 1hsFt5-'h1 oi
lssxses + to T,.ct: JulJ ~. .::..:..:. M,''
xsl1ada ii 70 rrcr; IN: l7....... 80. o2,os
Lai7asee is, " Il q Nofth az, VI, :;i
Eass wh's Hs' e. aG1ts sisH ia + 81 ua;; Il l."
IND J: Of 1esssx<o It; July s12,............. 9,ot
sou7u or CITY ,lAirs-
state e. = cor Of fti1!;n St, acres !.
WET OF CITY 1DGIrA
Renecea q. - 4 v Ut Rockwell Vt, 81, s3x :,
ua;1.sen 81 ~ T. s;s Il oi iiocr.c i. 10 8
LfkE r. With Is nt1rf 1ntA. June II g
, 1869-07-21

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"Iesc very few s,ons who hA'c "a idea q thc
France A,c lr1ducss svea 10 tfat hlloEa AnuE hlT-
quantity which II to~u and strlue. would t~iec en-
to Eesan5 The e+tim..d psodaet q .ss. Gsa.
1taln I. t@o billions annually. and yet EnsAnd p.ys
EeaEiu ID Aeaat TEs sss sds t. re'. l. Tsty
They nc eoId Ia Of lrto csth- Tbcf .st not
orIy be wLue and trrsh but of certain eize Rud o-
not GUY tie ouuber md qaxr hIt the nz+ 81 the ree
Tcse Inspectors Ne AFp. f1h f1rS. al tEsA pake.
fnx shr1urh Y Lick arc cEQdtnAc4.~ ~
, 1869-07-21

f,tW;soTh. I1 TteriTss toj,v Tctc isTre-ans bed
md eensldezatl5 n c1cees st thr demand hsnee ~
i4ad DEVELOPED into n Ac.uM dccna prices settling
back tn about the eluA!Ge range n last w!k q tn
dnc!ea fh!r demand spr.nS Up, nd oy oeaoek tex
hrad I'D shsuS. harda The.s wire tt1fded fetWern
kew York. Bos,on rhilsdelpha sd Buffalo bay.Ts at
r. 1ao for fair to tpod. tn'ooth: cven lcth and u
Is lnaa.u Tor chniea TO e1tTs- Ths mkrtet elused
III adv 1t L. with 1hout 4o1 head Ias& In the
peEA luaeld. We cote tho fo1oElax t:1nx.ctiaEl: