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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-26
Monday, l4th day Of February Next

To sell publicly, to the highest bidder, at the
courthouse door. in the town of NAPOLEON,
all the interest owned by the
said Wade II. Bolton in the following de-
scribed lands, to-wit: Being an undivided
cha interest in a certain tract OF land,
five Isl; the NE fri. quarter of section six III;
the ST quarter Of fri. section six 1911; the Il
half OF section seventh; the half OF section
eight iSl, and the n half of section seven
teen III, containing altogether, according to
u. S. surveys, lRSfE acres, and being the same
tract of land IN Desha county, ARK, conveyed
on the 30th December, 1855, by Abner L. and
Napoleon b. Burrow to |. l.. Bolton, and be-
west, in the said county of Desha.
And, also, whatever right, title and interest
the said Wade H. Bolton may have had in
and TO the following land, also in the said
county Of Desha and State OF Arkansas, to-
wit: The NV quarter of the NE quarter of
section eleven III; the Sc fri. quarter of sec
ton two [2l; the SW fri. quarter of section
two ~, and the NV quarter of section
eleven M, all in township mir south, range
two vest, containing altogether about 40
acres, ana being Jhe same land sold by tho
said ]. 1. Bolton in his lifetime 70 James
Branch, deceased.
Both of the said plantations are well i'm
proved the former comprising about 500
acres and the latter about 400 acres Of cleared
land, with all necessary buildings, Including
dWelling-houSes, gin-hOuses. etc.
The said land viii be sold for One-third
cash, and the balance in two equal install
ment6, payable in one and two years, secured
by the notes OF the purchaser with approved
personal security, as well as by lien reserved
The land, and the sale will be made
subject TO al existing liens and membranes.
selling uhder f4te sa4t RoHeE, l. enall Cnty
convey such interest as The said Wade Fl.
Bolton had in the said land at the time Of his
death. K. II. APPERSUN,
jazz Executor of ". II. Bolton, decd.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING fled with The Clerk Of the County
IL Court my settlement as adminiStrator OF
the estate of n. II. Stout, deceased, l viii ap-
ply for confirmation of the same al the next
February Term, 1870, Of said Court. All per
sons Interested may attend and enter their
CHARLES STOUT.
Vnnn too
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SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed 20
ID me on the eth day of May, 1865, by James
K. Bates, now deceased. and duly recorded in
in the registers office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Book Is, pages I9 and 100, and for
the purpose Of paying the debts secured
thereby and therein described, l will, on
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Administrative Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
"a tate of p. Il. Heinrich will present them,
duly authenticated 10 me or my Attorneys,
Westcott x Stahl. All persons Indebted will
make immediate settlement with me or my
said Attorneys No. 20 Second street.
ERNESTINE HEINRICH, Adm'rx.
.JanuaFV 81 IS70- faO1
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Bachelors Hail Dye.-This splendid Hair DYE
is the best in the world; the only true n
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous ints;
remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes; iuvigO-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful.
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by ali Druggists and
PernuIners; and properly applied al Batehel-
or's Wig Factory. No. Is Bond street. N. y.
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rheumatism and Neuralgia.

LumbagO, GOut.
S~clatica, Mercurial rheumatism,
Tx DolOreuX, Nerye-Ache.
In all arthritic complaints. as rheumatism,
govt neuralgia, etc, this practice is almost
perfect. The most intense pains are almost
instantly acknowledgements sweilings are
redueed-limbs which have been contracted
and stif for years are relaxed. Cases Oftwen-
", thirty and Forty years standing, have
Deep eNreG b. NE after ali other means have
failed.
\ great accomplishment Is my triumph
over pain, by which ] can often, in a few mo-
h4ents, sGOthe and carry off the most eXcru-
clatlng suiieringS.
II this system did nothing more than to re-
ueNe pain, 1t would stand superior to any
other systems extant.
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Notice of Administration.

THIS is 70 nqtlfg6ll CONCERNED, thai I have
i applied TO the Honorable county Court,
at she February Session. for administration
upon the estate of the late Pietro and Paulo
Pichetto.
jaie FRANCESCA PICHETTO,
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DR.. F. A. SCHREYER,
Of Hamburg, Germany.

In retiring, ] wish the continuance OF the
esteem and patronage OF my many patrons
TO the new Firm. They have my respect and
kindest wishes. All accounts will be settled
by the new Firm. JNO. s. DELAROOKE.
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Fais Of tls side Cured.

~ALLENToEB, PESs., April 4, 1865.
MeSsrs. 7. AUoOck 4 o.:
DEAR SIRs: Ny daughter used one Of your
Porous Plasters. She had a very bad pain in
her side. and it cured her in one week.
Yours truly, JOHN V. n. HUNTER.
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NOTICE.
District of West Tennessee, &c
In nuH1rrnHftu fNo-

DIstrlct OF West IepneSsee, -
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day of January, 1870.
The undersigned hereby give notice of his
appointment as Assignees of NJ. d. Hix, of
IaGrange, Fayette county, and State of Ten
nessee, within said District, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt, upon his own petition,
by the District Court of said District.
faI6 @. W-O0LbRIDGE. Assignee.
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mercurial Diseases.

Salvation Ptyalisml, MzreUrial Eruptions.
Meregriai Aches In Bones,
decentralization.
Mercury, ~injudiclously used. has filled the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
suffer from its effects, who have been uncon-
sciOusiy drugged by their physician. 1T Is
vain to attempt the cure OF the majority OF
diseases while IL remains in the body.
Although l have heard of several sO-called
antidOtes for mercury In the human body, 1
have never yet seen a physician who could
eliminate 1t from the system.
l can satisfy any patient Qr physician that
l can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zinc.
and other minerRl pOisons, in every case.
One hath which l employ, even draws the
lead from the white paint In the bathroom.
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NOll-Aic-1 dhb6Icf Lupus OF Won lancer,
Scirrhus Cancer-kungous Cancer,
Rose Cancer-SpideT Cancer.
make 3 great speciality in the treatment OF
every description of cancer and t1mOrS, and
have a special department devoted to this
branch OF disease.
How many cancers and tumors are wrong
fully treated by certain charlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors"
After being pronounced incurable, l will
take any one OF these cases in hand, n
make a permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, etc, viii be
based on the age and condition of the patient,
and the positive certainty OF cure.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Prices have advanced in New York
and New Orleans. The Liverpool mar
ket was buoyant. The following were
the closing dispatches:
ITO N NEW ORE
January ., 1 observation-disclosures is
moderate and prices are firm; Uplands
255Sc. Sales for export $500 bales; spin
ming 400; speculation zoe. in transit go;
and 5000 for contract.
COTTON IN VIEW ORLEANS.
January &.-CottOn-the demand is ac-
tive and prces have advanced Lc-24Zc;
sales 5000 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
lamar 25.-CottOn is bH0Vant. Sales
1900 bales. IF which 5000 were fof specu-
uIation and export. Uplands lI55d; Or.
leans ND.
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SATURDAY, the I2th Day Of F%ebruary, I87O,

Between the hours of p O'Clock IN. and 2
O'Clock pm, in front of the County Clerks
office, on Union street, in the city OF Mem
phls, sell, at public auction, the following de-
scrlbed tract of land, cOnveyed to me as afOre-
said, to-wit: A certain tract of land lying in
shelby county, Tennessee, in section 4. range
3 and district II, on the Mississippi river:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of a $50 Is
acre tract entered IN ,he name OF 3. Ferguson
and q. Carr; thence west I52 poles 70 the
southwest corner OF said So ID acres on the
bank of the Mississippi river; thence up the
river with It's meaudOT n D W 81 poles;
thence n 4O', W % poles to a cottonwood
marked F. g.; thence north 81 poles to the
southwest corner OF the I'd division of said
49, l-3 acre tract marked e, allotted to
Amanda Carr; thence east with her south
boundary 200 poles to her southeast corner
to an elm in the east boundary line Of the
original 4S2 l-3 acre tract; thence south with
the east boundary of said 4S2 Is tract BS
poles and 4 links to the beginning, contain
ing 200 acres, more or less. Equity'Of redemp-
ton waived.
Terms Of SALE-One-third cash, balance in
two installments at 8 and II months, for
which the purchasers notes will be taken,
and "a lien retained on the land TO secure the
same. The title is perfect.
W. a. TURNER, Trustee, etc.
Memphis, January, %, 1870. Jazz
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D. Oee sold by One Dealer.

Messrs. j. Balch ( sos, % Providence, r l.,
write, Nov. 1865; 1--WE have sid the Porous
aua aLLogether. IheN are wen LLked.n ial3
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ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS.

Two scientific publications are in the neId
against the hair dyes OF which lead is the ba-
sis. The New York Medical Gazette" and
"The Journal Of Chemistry" bitterly de-
nounce them. Yet the hair may be safely
dyed. Have you seen
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NOTICE.

DLANTERS who want BLACK LABOR can
u obtain II by calling at the General
loot OF Jefferson street, between the hour Of
~ and y IA. Ualsl y. II. SHOCK.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.
Sherifs Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of an alias execution to me d.
ID rected from the Supreme Court of the
State Of Tennessee, in the case of Z. F. Pitt
man and VII. Pittman, partners as Pittman
q Brother, against w. L. Stewart and M. d. L.
Stewart, partners as W. i. Stewart & Brother.
issued on a judgment rendered in said Court
the llth day of May. 1868. for the sum of
s5053 81, confirming a Judgment of the Law
Court of Memphis, rendered the Goth day OF
March, 1857, in favor of said plaintiffs against
said defendants, with interest and costs, and
to satisfy said execution, Court costs, etc, l
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE Partnership OF W. c. GRISWOLD &
Il co, existing etwee W. &. GriswOId &
J. s. DeLaRoOke, is this day dissolved by
his interest TO
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COUNTY COURT SALE OF LAND -Janua.
y ~ Term, 1870.
j. j. AhOd- GI1 Merry Woods vs. Georgia, Do
ra and Martha Han~fner-retition I.s sac
Of land. H F" 70
Under and by virtue of an order OF resale,
made in the above entitled cause at the jan
nary term, 1870, of the County Court of Shell
by county, Tennessee, ! will proceed to sell,
at pEb!ie agcttgn, before the courthouse
door, in the city Of Memphis. on
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Executors Sale.

ny virtue of the power vested in me by the
ID will OF the late Wade II. Bolton, deceased,
of record in the Probate Court of Desha
county, Arkansas, l shall proceed, on
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pISSOLUTIoE.

THE law partnership which has so long
4 aud so pleasantly existed between the
undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The partnership business viii DC
attended to and wound up by the old nrms o.
Wright q McKisick and Wright, hIehisick
& Wright, as heretofore.
A. WRIGHT and LUKE E have
this day formed a partnership and VIII con-
name of WRIGHT WRIGHT,
L. d. McKISICK continues the practice.
Omnss-Kit Williams Block
A, WRIGHT.
L. d. McKISICK.
LUKE 4. WRIGHT.
TS-O to
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the color OF the hair, but
ABSOLUTELY SAFEg
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Sale Of a Valuable Tract of Land.

FINDER and by virtue Of a power of attor-
ney and -conveyanCein trust to me, made
on the 9Th day OF MAY, 1875, by T.. II. Han
cock, and duly recorded in the Registers
Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
81, pages 2O9 to 2ll. for the purpose Of securing
and paying certain debts therein mentioned,
I NpfI on
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

OF which would be to give rise TO the suppo-
sillOn that the shareholders, after having had
laitn In their enterprise and sustained 1t through
aimcultles, are discouraged now that the work has
Deen crowned with Bucn striking successf de-
mand LOT guarantee. which abstalned from max
ing ~ the beginning, ~ containing principle con-
by your president. Nor u there any necessity Tor such
guarantee " rests Win the shareholders 10 keep
up tno value OF the shares by the attitude they
Aune IN tue lace Of the caumni0us reports that nave
IDENTITY for the purpose OF lowering the price OF the
securities, and thereby causing you 10 dispose OF
them IN order thar they themselves may buy them
&C discounts proceeding which proves that they
you yourselves do A stranger 70 all. kinds OF
Bonrsc specntationg, l learned with the greatest
astonishment that on the day succeeding
the Inauguration OF the canal accomplished
fall In the price of The shares. l am quite
aware that tine majority Of the shareholders have
been unaffected by these ruors riaaty attributing
them to the maneuvres oil stock jobbsrs; but do
minds OF some OF the most steady and Oldest or my
cooperatoTs Why Is II that past experiences has
not warned them against the unblushnX ialsehoods
when D0dy OF johbefs have set aioat on the Paris
those OF tho shareholders whose alarm has oeed
awakened. Between the l7tn and the 27th OF NO.
venoer I30 large vessels passed from one sea 60 tho
other, representing gross tonnage OF $4,000 Ions.
rupted single 0ay every vessel arrived Ut either
port has and pass through the canal without the
BlRhtest uificulty Our position Is, therefore, ex-
ceent and to cut short the Scandaious proceedings
Of the clique above mentioned have requested the
Council or Administration 70 convcse q general as
6enDlv at an early period. Consequently shall
soon be among you and Will lay before you, WITH
the same ranknes5 heretofore, tue exact condition
OF our ine anu fruiifui undertaking. may add that
We nave no kind Of loan TO submit To YOU
iou may publish this letter II You tnins proper.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
PROBABLE FATAL SRO0TiAS.

LRmoutabls Accident From tho Careless Use
Of Observation-Disclosures Statement.
On New YEARS. eve Charles Leopold and John
L0rch, warm personal friends, and members or the
society known as the 'Sons OF Liberty" with q
number Of other Germans, met In the agsr beer
saloon OF M. Schilling, No. 10 Hudson street, to
entoy themselves ana see the Old Year out
and the New Year in. While there Lorch
pulled from his pocket seven barreed re.
voiver which was wrapped IN q handkerchief
and said TO Leopold that he wanted to unload the
revolver by firing II on. Loren then went INTO the
street and discharged six Of the barrels but the cap
the tube OF the seventh barrel failed to explode
after repeated efforts to do 30. Lorch then returned
to the saloon and repeated tho attempt 70 d6charge
the only load in his pistol, and was told to hold the
mazzle Of the weapon towards the noor Al tnat
moment the pistol exploded, the ball taking effect
In LeopOd's abdomen, and passing upwards beyond
the reach Of probe. LOrch and Others immedi-
ateiy removed Leopold TO his residence No. IL
Leonard street, where Lorch has since been In con-
stant attendance upon him. Dr. Pettitean, OF Frank
lin street, was called and is still attending the
sufferer, whom he considers almost beyond the
hope Of recovery. Leopold, In his statement
before Coroner Schirmer embracing the above
facts did not blame L0roh for the shooting and be-
heveu II TO have been purely accidental. L0rch HIM
self suffered by the shooting, two or three OF the
fingers on his LETT hand having been badly shattered
by the bullet.
The jury found that the shooting was accidental,
and coroner Schrmer improved the opportunity
to administer severe reprinand upon L0rch, who
Is tn great distress Of mind Ut tue melancholy occur
renee.
it is feared that Leopold can live only few days
at the most.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

LEAD.-ordinary foreign was dull and nominal at 6hc,
oIAserg.Ths psrke. for all kinds OF foreign was dull
the demand continuing light and prices heavy and
pos. made SVs % Pae an
puSe pub sa sals e. e 7sc sosc We senrlfass
vado, 3oc &c.; Porto Rico 45c TOO, and Barbados 03c
NAVAL srosEsThe demand for spirits turpen.ins was
ys and rrs wsrs higher o:ng AZ s 70,
is grade. were s' %sss aess
g 81 4 common At q o.. lSoS do strained Al
sss s. s? ss 4 = e W.
Va ~. 3 H. ns s1iao noo. ao ias a y 6 S,
Warrington and ~ as Tor Wilmington. "
rsportsd .Northsrn crude whale quiet At sec $50
ans SnssS wa
90 sl;t.$i Llnsssd was dall; the s.cs condnsd
Nd na%ss - essss
s wn's scsn * H..
oil Jannary na tS 49, u The country was os bb crude
Or CAKK-M essrn was quoted at sA s45. smai lot,
sss1 eb: gsrs: 10 DO e:sr 1850
% small We're % eo"s for I'D
' S % y S
I dtssy u. ines; w.s .d sold s :. s g. at q
q y al: ~ :, i 4 ,s: = .ss
5I s.s Fss.sy sss. ssy
with arrivals OF 1000 head. Beef duh gei
value There sales OF about 75 bbs at $40 e FOR
plain and extra meas. and $50 tlerces prime
and India mesa Ut 1877 800 Beef hams
steady with small sales Western at $33 334 Cut
dull and prices nominal Trihng sales of picked
hams effected at bc. l6Sc. Bacon wasextreinsy
quiet and the sales confined small lots Nc
Cumberland l5Ac for long clear for long ribs
and l5c for city Streord In Chicago zoo boxes Cubcr
aud cut to arrive here sold at 13c Lard
active bg at lower prices tho sales being lo packages
PACKAGES for February delivery at lie. sc $50 do
PETEoIEUM.-Crnde, in bulk, steady at bike, a
which price there sold 78 bhs Crude bbis was
duh and nominal at 91c The rket for quiet
the demand from a being Light and with increased
offerings prices were heavy and lower closing 30c.
standard white There sold 1000 bbs, 30c..
500 cases private Jobbing lots were
moderately active at unchanged prices. Standard
white sold mt S3c. and prime white at 3dc. Esphtha
duurn duh and nominal In Philadelphia the
for refined, for January delivery opened active
At SDc but after Change sales mado low 29c,
which was about the closing price. The sales 1000
bbs on tho spot, at 29c S0c, and 5000 do for January
delivery, at 2y1dc. a 3osc.
RcE.-Cnrolina dull, hut unchanged In value Small
sales amounting to about 81 casks made at &c.
for common 70 prime.
SUGAR.Tha market for very quiet, the demand
from all classes Of buyers being light and heavy
Rt the appended quotations. large failure to-day,
which doubtless restricted business In refined
there was an improved business ransaced prices
tribe frmer In The sales 1853
white 1880. lac; extra q, 1ssc 1SIc. yellow i24c.
nj We
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.past Five O'clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. 4-6PM
Receipts 10 packages. Pot quiet bu: steady
37h W S2S with moderate demand and small
cepts. Pears were inactive and nominal at 50 rs TO-
BErswAx in slow demand, and quoted Sc 3ec for
Western and Southern; business was reported
BUILDING GMATRRIALs.-For almost all articles belonging
to this classification the market duh prces however,
generally without alteration Lah moderately
dealt In at $2 S. which price the market steady
for lump Ros-naale steady So while bricks
latter o sesedSs
though a for sen. @ for s h n9
prices realized cases including isa bales to ' ar
,y ea rol aasa
asivG ans Tor ,ss 1sss
sfs ssy 95 APs 54 .asi; 6 s G ss &
New Orleans aSa zoo do for B. a Charleston.
S''S pG @ ssa sa''Ds ieSss"s saSsan' " oyl,an.
Ordinary, re'!ss s "'"s@2.' s@s and rse; e:
GOOD orainary ........." ~ 2As ~
i!ssa SIsalIasi; SSssss rs ~
Coprxa-hs demand insot was moderate pu there
Tas % no sspss to sG IN e prices r ss ass so e. .
ing S s asr to ss Isasop @ and FOR
a se As''f noa''0n o'' ''''n-
While the AanS tia smee,s may fs short Of their prodac-
The total produe. Lake Superior past
VIZ y,sl3 g cen; pr: sopper thus showing
% G ss ' s ssSsa ys SI s . Mc sea. %
ally that OF previous years. the ex.
traorinary predictions or the eca and Calumet mineg.
The production OF the Baltimore Copper Company and
other Atlantic smees win amount to about 900 lbs the
Tennessee product vii! amount to 25Oo 900 bs
II The thu. ss yssr
closed The Bergen Port Works bsen
ton for tweveymonh past The consumption for ho
last year has also Increased and bs set down At
2a0D,0o0 lbs. against n 900 lbs for 1853.
The exports o copper for 1869 considerably smaller
than thoae OF 1885, which be accounted for
tho low price prevailing In Europe the price OF tho
Total eIports estimate 10 be 2,000000 lbs, including
Minnesota Quincy, Central Tennessee and Baltimore.
Thesock OF copper hand compute to be . trfe
1O,JAO 600 lbs.--not being y stock.
CoopERAGa SrocK--1he demand for all kinds light
but the market steady and hrr holders being unwilling
operate except NJ full previous hgres We
M ass. % ass .SSar 81 S a1 So
sse SSs Sooos ss DPs ae h00p' = ''' 80
CoRpAGR quiet but unchanged In value We quote =:
Manila 2se &c s.a rope, is'sc 2oc tarred Russia
CMcoRy.-Prime German ground was quoted INC. . &c.
No snles were reported.
market very quiet, there being de-
nand for rea lots but there change to note
in prices Western and city adAnanne wereaeing l6c
22e. sperm ~ 4tc. 4c. and patent q. b5c 5Sc. .
s,ock Of desirable very light The sales l42
bags Guayaqn just arrived at <c gold In bond, 100
DO: 70 arrvo on private terms.
CorTsK-Kio was STEADY, with moderate demand from
st. Domingo Was Ia demand the sales being 66 bags, In
bond Tor export and SSs do for the homo trade private
terms Other kinda were dun q quotations below We
AHlci good do lbxc l6c. primo do lehc 17c. ex-
uemes for lots l35c 17Hc.; Java 2ihc: 4hc singa-
pore ise soc; csylon lyfe ls1c. k:r.oaieo, 17Hc
Rics iNc = isc Manila iSc. lsc Msrioan isc isc
and Sayaahls, l6c. lSc. all gold duty paid kcssss W.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05
THE SUEZ CANAL.
Letter from VI. do I.e,scps

L4otrof frOn VI. do Lcsscps.
The journal LIsth1ne de Slez OF the 18th OF Decem
ber publishes the following with respect TO the
canal
The subjoined letter has been communicated to
us. 1t was written by NJ de Lesseps to body or
shareholders. IN reply to an address forwarded to
him by them asking him to procure from the Khedivs
temporary guarantee for the payment OF inte-
rest
GKNTLEMrN--The directors have transmitted to me
the letter bearing your signatures relative TO the
Suez Canal. IL consequence OF the sinister reports
that have been circulated regarding 1t you propose
10 Ask Of the Knodive temporary guarantee
for the payment OF interest What has occurred
70 justify such request, tue evident result
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

For carrying gold the rates paid by holders were
gold, 10 and II currency anu 1-32, 3-6l and l-l6
The Hammonia took out $27, 900 In specie
The report OF the Gold Exchange Bank is as fol-
9ows:-
Gold cleared. $780, 730 600
Goid Daialces. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 206l, 2SS
currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 24S4, sos