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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-07-28

Hot milk has been successfully
tried as g remedy for diarrhea.--
1t is said that pint every two or
three hours will check the most
violent stomach, incipient cholera
or dysentry. Half a pint every
meal generally reduces, gradual
ly and pleasantly, an ordinary d.
arrhea. tits simple, and will not
harm you to try it.
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Gene and geeUsg

We take in exchange for Gioce-
ries Greenbacks, Bacon, Lard, Corn,
Flour, Meal, sc. All articles that
we have not, We order for our GUS
TONERS. teb24
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admins
traitor Of the estate Of DR.. John Wood. dec.
of the insolvency Of said decedent's estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said es tate to present them 10
the Clerk Of said Court. authenticated. on or
before tho list day of January. 1871.
for pro rata distribution, or thew will be for.
ever barred /. e. D03BINS, adm.
mavL9
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To Measure an Aero.

To aid farmes in arriving at accuracy in es-
timating the amount Of land In different fields
under cultivation, the following table il Civ
en- by an agricultural paper:
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VALUABLE TABLES


LIST. Ksn6of Aninsal Is sises--z.a; Co., &C.,,
Sd. Dsscription---- Eta Ags---ofA- res'''
napss-6th. T inssa,sd Place q aTTss'--
TIA. Valuations.
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Lincoln County Directory.

H. B. MORGAN, Sheriff.
G. s. Cole, Deputy Sherifs.
z. f. BRowN,
w. P. HIcKERsoS, Judge Of Circuit Court
N. w. WOODLAND, Clerk do do
w. J. Cliff, Attorney-General.
JOHN P. STEELE, Chancellor.
DAVIS w. CLARK, Clerk and Master.
H. C. CowAS, Judge Of County Court.
Z. P. REYNOLDS, Clerk do do
JAMES D. ScoTT, Trustee.
P d. BOYCE, Register.
n. o. WALLACE, Ranger.
WIN. B. HEDePETH, Tax-COllector.
E. G. McLAUsHLS, Coroner,
r. H. c.. BAGLEY, Entry Taker.
HENRY HENDERsos, Surveyor.
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Died.

U1ed.
BASHERMAS.--At Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday,
January g. JAMES BANSEKMAN, late OF Liverpool.
BissETT.--ln DTiigep0rty CoUn.. on Monday, Jan.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
lf-past Five O'Clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1-S T.,

TUESDAY, Feb. 1-5 +. NJ.
AsnEsRecepts, S8 packages Pot quiet. but prices
iirm 1t 81 25 81 80, while pearl
atformer figures
BEEswAx OF sale there being little demand
sales of Western and Southern at SIC. a $50.
BUILDING MATERfALs.-The market for almost all arti-
ces coming under this heading dull there being little
demand, but prices generally steady. In Eastern
spruce there n moderate business doing al
prices not differing from those previously
were about 350O00 feet at Tls 1921 5Uthe Inter
choice schedules Lath uict the bsing light
out STEADY IN price Sales at 2 TO- which the cion
price Lime was dull, bnt unchanged value common
being quoted at 81 80 and lump at 49, Rosendae cement
was IN 2ir request NJ steady prcea Sales ~ Bricks
were quiet but prices were steady at last quotations.
COCOA was quiet and heard OF no sales t;uayanlil
was quoted l21c lc, gold, in bond, and 25c
26c., do do.
CAnpLEs. The business light, demand being con-
Gned to small lots; prices however,
quotations, viz 1Adsma Western and city,, l7c 23c
sperm, 43c q 45c, and patent, b5c.
Co.DAGE dull, but unchanged in value. Manila was
quoted 23c 2ic Russia bolt 2lc. Russia arre Ne
and Ssal rope, 1870.
CoopERAGE SToCK.-Tbe market for all kinds was mode
rhtey active and prices steady firm
ations, viz Sugar shocks 80 inch heads s. 40 So 80
81 81 pipe do, 20 30 t7 box do, $50 rum do, % 2j
Sc DO, hoops IA feet S4s $50; hoops, feet, $40 43
CoTroN SKgD-l0O tons were sold at &24
CoTToN-There but little activity In the market the
demand being almost entirely confined small lots
TO supply the of spinners and prices
heavy and nominal at yesterdays quotations The sales
were bales including so to arrive OF which 800
for spinning $50 for export and ID speculation For future
delivery the market quiet but unchanged sales 20 bales
basis low mddng for April. at % l5l6c 200 do
do for February at 25c 500 basis do, for April at
30 do, FOR june al 251c and 100 do for February
March, ON private terms We quotc:--
Cfddnds and UoJiteoad
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WIN the ReHl Leader L..


Yankton Dacotah Territory correspondence Chicago
Republican,
Enos Stutsman, whom Governor McDougall men,
tOns his conversation with the reporter OF the st
Paul Press Colonel was formerly resident OF this
place, but duriag the administration Of President
Johnson, through the influence OF Dr. Burleigh, pro-
cured the position OF Special Treasury Agent ut
OF these places, and among the crowd the one at
Pernbna became attached to ST. Paul, MINI.
Stutsman Is q lawyer by profession ana was
formerly o member Of the Legislature Of Dacotah.
He 10 represented AZ having most beautiful
head and large pleasing face and body to cor
placed In the middle Of his body The strength
or his body seemed TO be placed III his hands the
people here say he could jump over anything he
could place his hands on. His ability ana skill were
thoroughly displayed while IN the Legislature at this
place. and he reported here being the father OF
part In all the political movements Of the past. You
SET down tins man as the bone and snew as well
as The brain OF the "Ruperts Landn AFFAIR.
He s q good speaker and, although an anomaly in
shape In every other way the beau ideal OF gallant
and accomplished gentleman He Is leader OF the
American ''rlng,n and Governor McDougall freely
admits that were 1t not for "Stutsmann he could
easily handle Reille ana the rest OF the leaders. Dur
inK our late war VIC had no such colonel as Stuts-
man, and suppose II he offered himself for active
campaign life he would DO laughed al. Great events
bring forth great men, SO far Stutsman has proved
the legs, has got hand tnat WIelds sword ana
makes Ii mightier than the pen AZ least 30 III Tins
case.
Nj. Emile Ovler, the Prime Minister OF France, Il
studying u new law on dueillng. lie proposes TO
ne all the parties implicated, tothe extent OF 100 900
francs $20, ,O00 which Will perhaps tend to cool
down the belllgerent spirits.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

TAILowTho demand moderate, but prir ss were
steady. Sales rs ,QU0 lbs. mt g11c. i0ac.
Tis.-Pig was dull and prces nominal IT 3c., gold
for Straits, 32c, do for Banca, aud 29so yu. do oc
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Total stock Feb. l, 1870.

I0tai stock Feb !, 1870 l8.16l
WHALEFooTs were dull and prices nominal at for
mer quotations
WHALEBoNE.The sales small, being only ZOO lbs
Northwest coast aud 1b0U lbs Arctic Mt 6oc, gold.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4bi bbls. The market was quiet
there being but little demand, but prices quite steady
Sales 100 sbs 81 &c. &c., tax paid tho market closing
with no buyers above CSC.
Wool moderate business progress in fleece
the market for which exhibits considerable frnness
former prices Holders very firm In their
viii not grant coucessIons from present prices
o, oaSet sales OF masni.ads The demand 4. princi-
parStlvsy small supply Pulled continues to sell
is selling moderately at former prices while California
Is quiet the hrmness of sellers checking business For
egn the market s still quiet and rices generally nomi
nal The sales 45 ooolbs fleece at 43c &c., including
tO000 Xxx Ohio ut b1c 5bc. 10000 do priv ate
terms, 900 heavy and nnwashed ut 3c S5c 3Qd
syvana at 49c 5Uc 1900 tub washed 52c. 5, $1,000
and above Michigan at 4c 47c, l3 900 Western at 4Sc
&c. 5000 and below Ohio a. .s4c soc; also lsbooo
Texas at 20c. 25cchieHy 2oc 23c.-and l50OOO lbs
Caiforna at l9c 22c. for fall clip 29c for
spring-the latter price very fne.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET !
TUESDAY Feb. 1-8P.M
Wall street has drifted into quiet ana steadlness
There Is a generally buoyant tone to the markets,
out tue volume of business Is not up TO the usual
scale.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
the exhibit OF the public debt for January shows
reduction OF nearly four millions ~ contrasted
Win December TIE coin balance IL SOL, 000 600 and
tee currency about $s 00O, 900.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR FEBRUARY.
Inis morning the following was posted on the
bulletin at the suD-Treasury. 1t Will be seen that
tnere VIII be two sales OF gold before there pur-
CHASE OF bonds-a policy quite necessary from an
referred to-
The purchases and sales ordered Tor the month OF
FEBRUARY are as iuI0ws:-
PURCHASES or BONDS.
Thursday, February l0-One million ION account OF
Thursday. February 2i-One million Ton account Of
SINKING Fund.
SALES or GOLD
Thursday, February 3-One million.
Wednesday, February 9-One million.
Thursday. Febru .ry l7-One million
"Wednesday February 23-One million.
They Will be IN accordance with regulations here
t00re observed. certified check for i've per cent
or Dd or O1er must be deposited Herewith. PrOpD.
Sas VIII DC opened at twelve O'Clock noon each day
SPecMcu. Inc treasury may at Its option accept
oners OF bonds III excess OF The amount advertised
ior. Further particulars can be had at this onice
ny order OF the secretary OF the Treasury.
CuAtslAES J. FOLGER, Assistant Treasurer.
GOLD STEADY.
The gold market was quiet, ana the price ranged
from l2lS TO l2l14, with few transactions ut I2Is.
The Treasury programme Is looked upon as unfavor-
able to an advance. while there is little temptation
70 sell the market speculativeiy The chief nuctua
~A fnlI..x
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
lansing: Chairman Arbitration Committee, .ohn 0.
gRNMENIs ACTIVE.

Mott
GOVERNMENTS ACTIVE
The government market was heavy at the open
Ing. upon the Official announcement Of Secretary
Boutweu's intention to buy only two millions OF
bonds during the present month but became strong
ana active AZ the oay wore on under large demand
from trust companies ana other moneyed corpora
tions. Prices at tho close showed an Improvement
OF about quarter per cent ON the opening figures.
The latest street quotations wereUnired States
rcncy skies llIK lll1& do. skies. 1881. registered
1lSH llSA; do skies. 1881, coupon. llsA
1ls9l; DO. nve-twenties. registered, May aud No
vember, 1854 li5>s; DO. do, 1862, coupon, ll5,,
1l5s<; do. do., 1854, do, 1l5M 1l5h: do. do,
1885, do, 1861 l1514; do do, registered January
aud July, 1l44 aii41; do. do 1885, coupon do Il4I
l141<; do. do, 1861, do, 1l4h lla*; do. do,
1868 do, 1l4H 1l4,s; DO. ten-forties, registered
109A l09A; do. d0 coupon, 112a 1l2ts.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern Stale bonds were generally strong
and In some instances active The South Carolinas
were again buoyanJ and rose to 85h for the old and
81 for the new bonds. The new Tennessees were
strong, ana sold ut 47h. Old Vrenas were lower
ana the North CarOlinas weak The Louisiana levees
were firm and higher. The following were the clos
ing prices at the board:-Tennessee. excOupon.
6Sh "a; Tennessee, new, 473s AK; Virginia, ex-
coupon. so 6oA; Virginia, new, G3k 85; Georgia,
olina ex-coupon. Az a.; North Carolina new. "a;
South Carolina, ex-coupon, SO bid South Carolina,
new, July, So; South Carolina, new, October,
S4a So; Missouri skies. 01; Louisiana skies, 6eK;
Louisiana levee skies. 66h 6S; Louisiana levee
eights, 7S S0 Alabama ives, 85 Alabama eights %.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port OF New York to ircign ports
for the week ending February 1870 was ss22 470.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRM.
Tne foreign exchange market was firm with
good demand for t0-m0rrow's mall There will be
two vessels, owing to an extra Bremen steamer.
Rates ranged Us folows-Sterling. sixty days. COM
mercal, lOs7s 1887; good to prime bankers,
100 l09h short sight, 109x 1O9A; Paris,
sixty days, 5.2l4 5.l6a; short sight, 6.1sk
5.l4's Antwerp, 5.2lA q 6.l64; Switzerland, 5.21H
6.l64: Hamburg, 35s& 361S: Amsterdam, 4Oh q
IL; Frankfort, 40H 4l; Bremen. 7sH 7sH;
Prusslan tha'ers. 7Os< a71H.
THE sUB-TREASURY REPORT.
The following shows the results Of to.day's busl-
ness at the Sub-Treasury in this city,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CARROLf-ENyAED DOn Tuesday, February l, AZ
the residence or the BRIDES father by tue Rev. Wi
nam +. Enyard Mr.. WILLIAM X. CARROLL 10
CARRIE. eldest daughter OF Isaac >. Enyard and
niece 3 The officiating clergyman, all oi Brooklyn,
l.. !.
MNgrfrNG--VAS ANrw ERP.-On Thursday, Jaur-
airy ~ at the residence II the brides parents by the
Rev. Ebert Osborn, EDWARD MARrLING to MARY
EL'.zABErH VAN ANTWERP, daughter OF Peter Van
Aitwerp, Esq. OF Mott Haven.
MORRELI.--rAFT--0n Monday evening, January
81 at the Church OF the Holy Light by the Rev.
Eastburn Benjamin. Mr. THOMAS II. MoRRELL 10
MISS MARY TAFT.
WARDw ELI.--LAFToS.--On Sunday, october 81.
1869, ct the Church OF the Incarnation, New YORK,
by Rev. Henry f. Montgomery, BEsJAMN I. WAGp-
WELL TO ANNA ELIZA LAFr0N, eldest daughter oil
John Il. Iaiton all Of This city.
Eastern papers please copy
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

Enyish Tho sales 10 pigs Straits sic Plates
dull the only sales heard of being 7S0 boxes
.qa Al The rate Of vs. p gold res q W. quote nom,n
&6 do. - = - - a
cneuy M EXPORT and prices tor most kinds steady At
our quotations. There sales OF as hhds at &C. l3+c.
Thu osness In seed leaf small but steady
sass Ia 1866 crop Connecticut &c. &c do
lo0 do Ohio ON private terms. Spansh dull but
changed Ia value. We Quotc:-
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

KINDS M were also quiet but hold for full figures he,rd
,sac assc prime do, Isc 74c extremes Tor lots
isc loc; Java, 2lc 22tsc Singapore lsc DC Cey
ion, IKE lD56c Maracaibo, HMcs 2lc. Lagaayra
Mexican, HE isc savsnIila isc issc-Ii gold duty
paid Messrs William scott Sons made the stock OF RIO
to-day as follows bags 10 New York 2S00 In Bal
more eO IN New orlcans $500 In Mobile $500 IN Sayan
nah and 2 900 In Galveston.
,DYEwo -Logwood though quiet, was held with
siderable hrmness at former prices white almost all other
kinds were dun and nominal We qiote:St Domingo and
Jamaica ogwood, $l4 80 #l5 So gold; Cuba fustc. sO
90 other kinds do; BIG SiS o. do oanssood, $3.50. uo
ana West Coast Lima wood, $50, currency.
FLoUR AND aRAIS-Receipts, s260 bbis. -four, 10 bbs
$40 do oats $40 do peas 2sio do mat The 1our market
ruled duh and heavy for the high and medium grades
occasional sales ut 0c. decne but low held
firm the only about 800 bbs California flour
Southern nour steady, with moderate demand. the
saes being $50 bbs Rye -four quiet the
bbs. Corn meal was dull apd prices nominal. We
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
THE RED RIVER REBELLIOy.

-. &33, ,a7s, ,95sI a47, ls., ,sg2l ~. .s2d, lb7
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
NATIONAL. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON Feb. /, 1870.
The following is partial statement OF imports
into aud exports and reexports from the United
States during the month Of November 1862 far as
returns had been received by The Bureau Of Stalls
tics at the date Of sending the September returns to
press:-
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

At the annual election OF the National Stock Ex-
change to-day the following gentlemen were elected
for the ensuing year:President j. B. Romer; First
Vice President, Isidore Valentines; Second Vice Presi
dent. Il. X. Tremain; Treasurer ]. +. Norbury Sec
gs,ary, l.. W. Badger, Assistant Secretary, John r.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

Holders OF gold paid live to six per cent to nave
their balances carried. ana exceptionally seven per
cent The European steamer took no specie The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
,. To,u oioaIeu S23, ,949 600
Tu oaiahces. Observation-Disclosures. I43l 9S3
ShioneJ oaiancea...-.. ................. 1105,199
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
4 LARGE LIGHT BASEMENT TO LET 'wIru
"A vaults and water OF Sixth avenue a< Ecr.
ART street. Apply Ia tho store. '
A STORE AND BACK ROOM TO LET Chy ,p fxpv
~ No AN Fourth avenue near Tweaty niny s,ree. All
modern improvements. Apply to the he nrcm ses
from l2 20 1'ciock. " p'''s''
A STORE AND DWELLING TO LET, RENT .eo ~
~ West Broadway; Goor, four room, wos AMI, n
;. SMITH, 2U2 William street, Frankfort Houas ff' -
4 BASEMENT, IN WALL sTREHr NEAR pRoAD
~ way 70 let tor once or other bus uos, Apply at No
Wall street, ''N'' "FPV S'"V' y
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY so-rRPLE


SALES AT AUCTION: -~
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW.
JANUARY - AND 20.
LARGE, SPECIAL AND PEREMProRY SALE
FIRST CLASS JoBBEn'S STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY oooDs
aud
YANKEE NOTIONS
s'"'''''s - pa'' DRESS GOODS
Cocred Msrnoss and Vol DsisinsA
Emgress Cotbs dlnghams, Shawa
Cloths Casaimeres and Satlnets.
Farmers snlins. Ladies Cloths.
LINENS.
In whole and demipiecss, or a popular make.
DAi TiSnS rHsEHps. 49,
LOCO pounds standard Linen Threads. Nos. % to Co.
Piano and Table Covers, gaimorai Skirts
WHITE c1%bs 3Sm s.tie. sNn 70 y.Hssso,prRrEs y.ssss;
run line OF White Goods In styc 10 bo found In
first class s,ocx
c'~0'' rdsos' nifSrf s5sifgsY ssd 0A'' Em0r0ld'rs'
Full lines Of Gotten s:s % ana s Hose and Glove.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
large and fal stock Of Yankee Notions comprising
Together with many styles and descriptions not emu
merated, full particulars Of which viii found cata
l0sus' ready early on m0rp;oE NoFfcs. e sai'
Wednesdays sale win include the Dry Goods and Thursday
the Fancy Goods, Notions, &c.
The particular attention OF the trade invited to this dssr
'' ''N -" WILLIAM TOPPING CO., Aus,ion:.r..
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

In THE TELEGRAM
FULL AND GRAPHIC REPORTS
or ALL BALLS AND PARTIES
THE NEWS or THE DAY EVERY EVENING.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL FROM ALI.
PARTS.
THE MORNINGS DoINGs AT THE POLICE CoURra
RICH AND RACy LOCAL sKErcHRs.
ITEMS or IMPORTANCE.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION DEFINED.
THE FINANCIAL VIEWS OF THE MORNING PArERA
LOCAL MATTERS ABLY TREATED.
FASHION GOSSIP. &C.
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
SUBSCRIPTION SIX DOLLARS A YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE, ~ NASSAU STREE
ON FRIDAY NEXT,
ANOTHER GREAT CARTOON.
PRICE TWO CENTS
The New York herald., 1870-01-19
sALEs AT AUCTION.

1owsry. Thursday. January - lu o'clock, 81 ~
B.arssss cSsrs. sosss kas.s:ss sS: sfss.: Hsross
Hasss.nas Three Ply and cArpsis shsdss
Crockcry Kitchen Usnss &C. Also Friday, January H. ~
l0h O'clock, at No. ~ Bowery general House
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

A UCTI0N NOTICE.-EDwIN NICHOLS CO., AUC-
IA tOneera
The largest and richest Household Furniture sale Of this
win take place
THIS DAY "Wednesday January ~,
at the elegant first class residence,
IL East Tenth between Broadway and Fifth
commencing at 1o,e O'Clock precisely,
and will be resumed again this afternoon at u O'clock
Parlor Suits with tho ricbss description French
satin brocatc and silk reps Curtains to match French
Cabinet bcs de rose EAgeres Pier and Mante Mirrors;
nne u Paintings BY eminent artists mAgninssnt Bronzss
Satuary, Vases Clocks Paor Ornaments Tables, Jardi
ncrs, Writing Desk, Table, Bookcase, Turkish Chairs,
Magnificent rosewood Psnofots Stool and Cover
Canterbury cost T7Ul.
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Washstands Commodes, wardrobes Spring and Hair Mat
tesses, Blankets. Bosers Pillows Beds Linen. Sofas,
Mirrors Gurains; Velvet, Brasse!s ingrsin Csrpe.;
Buffet, Extension and Tea Tables Dining Chairs, &C. NJ B.
All goods must be removed "a hours after sale Expressmen
city, Brooklyn Williamsburg Jersey City, engaged
70 remove cart pack goods Tor purchasers M reasonable
charges Parties wishing attend this sale taae Broadway
stages or University place or sixth avenue cara.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

nN DEMANDE-AU l05 5ME Av., DEUX BOSNLS
denants franchises, pour prendre de tros cnans
De haus cages seront pAyss. Saoresser hsures midi
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

HENRY FELTMAN AUCTIONEER, OFFICE PLIMI-
IL ton buldngsels this day, al 10H o'clock, "a Grand
street. entire Contents OF HOTEL together with Bar Furniture.
Sale positivc, Uaalars call
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

EN0R SALE-A THREE STORY CORNER BRICK
House with Store, n sooi neghborhoe. BROOKLYN
good fo liquor other Kind OF 6usner iuirc at I0
Fulton slrca,. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

arrange, N. j., MONTROSE STATION RESIDENCE -
~ and Stables; thoroughly built slated roofs mod
passed. HAMILTON WALLIS,
No. y Nassau street, corner Pine.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

RY JOHN IT,, DRAPER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEEEs. THE
~ Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad Company
will sell 50yJ tons Scranton Coal at public auction on
Wednesday, January 2 at ~ o'clock noon, a6 Ex-
Change place. SAMUEL SLOAN, President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12
BY THE CUBAN CABLE
lBy Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, April "a telegram from
the Captain General dated Puerto Prin,
cipe, 9Th inst, states that two columns
of Spanish troops had returned without
meeting the enemy. The forces were
then provisioned for two months and
sent to occupy Guanac and MALARIA. Two
men and one woman, spies, were caught.
The mon were executed anu the woinsu
pardoned. A great amount of impor-
tant correspondence was captured
and much of the property of the
rebels destroyed. Some of tho insur-
gents had issued an order Furnishing
with death whoever accepts De Rodas'
amnesty proclamation. Cespedes in
tends to leave the country. He will be
actively pursued. Panic and deser-
tions prevail everywhere among the
rebels. Some have reached the stand
ard of revolt against Agramonta, owing
to his tyrannical behavior. Yesterday
the leaders of this revolt assassinated
fourteen of their own men for the pur
pose of robbery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12
The Nevxork CITY Appoin,men,.

New YORK, April 1.-THE appoint:
ments of the various heads of depart
ments under tho new charter and ex-
else law is announced by Mayor Hall
this morning. There are four Demo
Gratis and one Republican in the De-
POI $685. - nc"bs, the nanartJpont of
Charities and Correction, as we'll as the
Fire Department, will stand three DEM
ocrats to two Republicans; the Health
Department will be composed of five
Democratic members and three Repub-
licans; the police is equally divided in
politics, but with the understanding
that there is to be q new Democritic
executive head, as tie Superintendent
and the other three departments are
entirely Democratic. The Mayor, in
announcing his appointments, says he
would be politically justified by the
numerical records upon the legislation
which bestowed the responsibility of
making appointments upon him, should
he confer every one of the thirty-two ap-
pointments solely upon Democrats, but
the extraordinary uuanimity by which
the power was agreed upon, appeared
to create an hsnor obligation to respect
the political minority of his cOnstitu-
ents, so far at least as to reappoint q
few of his political opponents, whose
past service to the public additionally
deserve the recognition. VIM. M. Tweed
is the head of the Department of Public
Works.