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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-28
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St. Louis Gets the War News.

From the st. Louis Democrat.
"My sympathies are with Prussia.
France is all wrong-all wrong, sir, de-
pend upon it; and she will have all Eu.
rope against her,"
"ze diable she will !! Well, suppose she
duz, sair, France yipps 40 whole continent,
sair Oui, sair Viye la Francep'
"Petter go schlow leedlo tell you hears
from Pcesmark Peesmark is ter gott
tamtest gershwint schiGteT over yot tit.
see! Peter 60 schlow leedle 7"
"Well, gentlemen, | amt much inter-
cstcd no how, but I'll just bet Xxx green
back that Uncle Sam kin lick 'em both
quickor'n yaller Johnny kin whisk hia
pig tail" With both thumbs stuck in
the arm holes Of his vest, and huge strut
visible all over his presence !!
elf hold Hingland rises up hin hit, hit'll
be id short job; but hotherwise, Ma
poloon's bound to be whipped, because
he's got bloody Hirishman to lead his
prny."
"By that same token hc'll win livery
fight thin, and here's the. dacent-lookin'
mon that scz so, be gorrahp
"It'll send gold kiting.r
"Et'A knock bonds aatteTn cake"
"That's all you know about it 4! Bonds
may collapse little at first, but they'll
go higher'n ever, for | tell you gentlemen,
shey'rc The. best security in the world
they aye se."
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Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,

At called meeting of the Directors of
the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad, !,
held yesterday, in the Office of the Com
pany, a letter was read, from Col. Thos.
II. Galloway, in which he declined to ac-
copt the position of Director, to which he
had been previously chosen, and Gen. JOS
A. Mabry was elected Stockholders Di-
rector i'll lieu of Col. Galloway.
A committee was appointed to confer
with the State Commissioners, designated
by recent act of the General Assembly
Knorville Whig.
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Corrupt.

A Radical paper advocates the election
of jeff Davis in Congress, on the ground
that "tho leading Southern members were
good watchmen of the public treasury"
and "that is what is most needed now"
Who would have thought such a prefer
ence and such aconfessiOn could have been
wrung from Radical paperl 1t may be
safely set down that the Radical Con-
gress is cutrageOusly corrupt, when Rad
ical paper is driven to such a strait as
fhis
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-28

We notice the posters for the Eastern
Division Fair are being distributed. We
learned yesterday that the buildings will
soon be completed, and that the work gen.
orally is under such progress as to give
great encouragement to the friends Of the
enterprise, 1t is rn important movement
in the, interest Of the farming classes, and
should be everywhere encouraged. Our
citizens are interested in its success, and
should see that j, s properly supported -
KnoEruNe Chronicle.
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The Fenians.

James Gibbons, Chairman of the Fe-
nian Executive Committee, has issued the
following:
"In view of the imminoncy of gen.
cral European war, and the strong proba-
bility of England bcipg engaged, a general
committee of Irish Nationalists, irrespec-
tive of past differences, will be held in
Cincinnati on the 23d of August, to adopt
such measures as will best promote the
cause of Irish independence"
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WOuldnIt Work,

The Knoxville papers for some time fur.
nished their publications to subscribers at
just what the blank paper cost thom. n
week or so ago, however, they returned to
their senses and old prices at the same
time. They now charge 81 for their
weekly and $500 for their daily editions,
and stand some little chance of keeping
their heads above water.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-28
Suicide of the French Minister.

WAsnINGToN, July 2O.-Prcyot Para
dol committed suicide this morning at ,
o'clock with pistol. His mind seemed
wandering and disturbed yesterday, al
though engaged in business until a late
hOurr 1t is supposed he committed the
deed while laboring under insanity, pro-
duccd by over work and intense heat.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-07-28
THE ENTERPRISE.
SwEETwATER, THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1870.
Horace MAYNARD.

AS soon as Congress adjourned IIor-
ace Maynard started for Massachusetts to
find out whether he had represented us
according to the notions of the people up
there. He will then return to Tennessee
and enter upon canvass for another
election,
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W2ZITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS

TIIESE Springs are situated on Chilhowce
l. Mountain, Sixteen Miles from NIadisonyille,
and same distance from Athens, Tenn.
They are located at an elevation of about
1900 feet above Conasauga Valley, in a dry,
pure and very iryiSorating atmosp sphcrc--alIord-
ing an extensive and beautiful view of the sur
rounding country.
There arc three Springs in close proximity two
of which arc Tonic, Diuretic and Alternative, and
have proved very clicaeous in relieving discas-
cs of the Liver, Kidneys and Stomach, and have
acted as sovereign remedy in ChlorOSis and
DysmcnOrrhca; the other Spring possessing pro-
pcrties that have proved very beneficial in Scrof-
ulous Affections of the Skin and Chronic Diseases
of the Eye.
The Company have erected CommOdiOus ho-
tel, and leased the same, which will be ready
for the reception ofgucsts by the 18th of June.
Hacks will run regularly from Athens (sixteen
miles) to the Springs.
Those wishing to stop Off at Sweetwater will
also find conveyance via MadisOnville.
Rates
Board per Day, 81 50.
Board .! and md Lodging per PC Day; Day, g. g. 90.
" " Month, $2S 90.
JOS. A, PECK, Pnop'n.
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Subscribe for the ESrEKgsNE.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Nov o. 1870.
The trade in horses to-day was more active.
with no change in prices
From the South, buyers are appearing In the market
looking principally after speedy horses.
A large percentage Of driyng-h0rses ls Douent ~
apeciators for the market. with theS anlinas
OF odd and rare colors preferred-cream coor iof
instance, being one OF the fayOrltes. r.,or.ou,,
At Messrs Barker & Hamlins New YORK latIe,san :,
corner OF Thirty ninthst and Broadway ,ne noi'os
brought under the hammer nearly all o me chepo
class The best bid made for team OF pays WHICH
was knocked down at 500 II.
In the Bulls Head Market, we had occasion 10 VII
the operation OF the American l0rse-, upPns
Machine lately exhibited ut the American FAR Oh In
dustry. -, ,,
Want Of space prevents from giving full desorip
ton OF the simple and ingenious mechanism by whcn
I'm short time, the revolving shears guided
by skilled hands, transformed, In presence, very
thcklycoa Canadian horse Of most shaggy appear
ance, Into fine, smoohlooking, well groomed animal
and this without the possibility Of hurting the horse In
the least.
As we were collecting items at the different Carriage
Repositories, happened to make our call 1T Hams
Warerooms Broadway, just in time 10 see Conno-
dOre Vanderbilt select fine iull Clarence for Mrs Van
derbt who also present and ceemingy well pleased
with the purchase. fine coach harness was also Or
dcrcd by the Commodore at the same establishments
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THE STATE or T IA

A. n t,.ao a m-(cnsols openef At s1l for money and
n, tmecn securities quiet and steady; fe twenty Bond.
- snsh' ~. im1 pOl: T,u-Fores 8i. Stocks firm; Bic
o ~ low no. ,ii.n,ie ,nd Western ~ Illinois Centras
lI2i - ga, ~ Co,.c, omen. dur ard irregplsr
A, NEE viar gq9d Milng Oreans ~ d9iL Corn, 2Ji3G9
quarter 10 20 ii.sDs m-Common Rosn declining At g.
I"SDoS Nov g-I:3 mConsos 9 for money and the aocourt
',,cs ope sieadyi Fverweny bonds 1862. Jl
Ius I Is7 si Fortss m Stocks sicady Erie Railway
Io9 Yro. ,pra il2l; Atlantic and Great Western. 30
Nov q-l:l0 =. mCoon fat Mddng Upsnds 3D.
Mg orleans 9 Pork, 1906 per Dbl for Eastern Prime Mess
bH % Nov $50 mConSos closed al 9 1881 for and
anst American securities qet live TweBes Of 1882 g
% Old is.ae ssl 1868 9 TenFories s12 stocss are quiet
A RaiWa shares 3; Er 10, Atlantic and Great Western 30
vyRrooI Nov 943) mThe Cotton market coed irregular.
N5ng finland, Mddng Orleans cd sales 5000 bsles: 100
m e1port speculation New Milwaukee what Ss@9s spirits
Petroleum sre declining at ld.
LONDON Nov. $40 p. m.-Resned Petroleum irmer.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

wrDSF' Noy s-Ibe nsrsei men have bsr got
ses.aAg. There Of ,uu-ion
1Aaug up hooks aud j. extremely duh tie weather ng
ssrln .soshle No ,h sryo sDss Merds AMI
len have pTe eel clean IN Dealers sr. loo
h,r Dung The remainder The boe or better
ynoos
SHEEr AID LAnEs-AU,as Foeh'h-s i0C2 and ,90 II
.CODuonras Trade yey tos a. s.1gt nr pce. iof oo ot
for hu, q H. Indiana selling
can Ohio ga d. - 20 ~ esii Oho g. b. 5ci az 81 ~
s Sc 81 Canada sheep TO- 3. Gle
D. tie o. safe do. "a IL. 20 Do. - n. ,lc
H0Gs-N! ~ Foruetbs 10 C0umnuifas ther,
little to-day holders fyin l .0c. I've Th.y
soli 4 fcstrftsy Sit ale
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COTTON MARKETS.

NoEToK a-CoonThc kei - e low MfiInr' i5c
s,es $50 bales net receipts, l ba etpocoastH i5 baes
no h. 3.,s3 bales. , ,,.,r,---
NOBLE Nov 9Tle Cotton market Gne' a'd easy, NJ tIis
l4c Ssies 3 bales net receipts <d bales 80
bales; stock JaA4 bales $500, -
BATfNoKr lair demand NJ sl''
52 receipts 2O bales coatssr ~" baesi to'a o 1ae''
erpor,s-eodstvis-. 200 bales stock $40 bales ,,,
NEwOELEANs Nov g-Con dull ami tending down; Mtdhngs,
ic Gales bales; receipts 65li bal o'stw 5 bales
total erporto Britain 3G2 bas stock on hand
gi14 bales. ~,
CH.K1EsrOS gCgton good demand a. lower rates Mid
dn-s lc sales, 800 bales net receipts, 241 baesi e1IOiIS-co
". O12 bales stock - .,4b bales.
Sv.Sy,H Nov to-day fair demand at lower rates
offerings light; Mding 21O bales; net receipts, COJ'
eYtpts-cOastwse lsles 1852 bales
GALvEsT0N 9COOn dull and depressed AMI accurate
quotations cannot Ryen Ordinary, BE net receipts Id
baes: stock 1873 bales. - 80. so
BosroS Nov dnl; Mddlngs lb sales Uo bales
rrce ps-coastwise 10 lalcs, stock $500 bales. ,,
WiLNiSGIoN " Co. Noy. 9tOn is dull and nominal Mdlhpss
l5 sale, 27 bae net receipts 3j bales eIOsccastwse ~
ha.s. stock.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
VERMmYE d Co, BANKERS,
80 II 20 Nam 81

NERMHYE q Co, BANkLkS
rs and Is NaSsau-st. Ncw-l ork
,1ner TO Investors the following Securities: 100
Nrw-YoHK CITY per cent Bonds of 1919. 1888, 1882
Nrw-lo. COUNTY per cent Bonds 1884.
Lose Island RAILROAD LIST Mortgage per cent
Bonds. .,.,,
gage per cent Bonds
KNAuAX1O AND WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD 1st
Mortgage per cent Bonds Interest guaranteed by
al shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Co..,
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CORPORATION Notices.

Crrr OF DKsAArxKST FISGSCE BUREAU Tus(
REcHlTkR TAIEs, COukT- housk, PAkK,
y CHAsBxKssr., Nov. !, lST. }
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-Notce is hereby given
per os viii 10 added ali unpaid the lss a
additional cent Dectmaer Is On sH
remaining pail January interest hae Of ~
per calculated from the day the ook teeve by ths 10
ceirer Of payment Will ad- No o1ey x u
.yed Aaer e'cissk Ofcs fron 70 tp
- .vI.... re- j a. ,BkRNARD sMYfH. Rees vn.
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Pea, ON bales Hops 1866 Hides - bds Hide oss s ian cts
~ 2t3 hh. Roan, Is hag' Peanuts o1S IAg
Butter 9G5 piga Cheese la pkgs Coz men Tias 50 h
- I,r lB pkgs Beef ptgs Stcarn 70 Phgs d., 400 s
I, oil 30 bhs MolAsscs, bales Moss I1 Pc Ky
S..ch G6 hags Snmac s Tobacco. " hhu" '"' Wv "'s
Wbi.ky. l43 bales Wool 10 hhdS sugar.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North Rtrfr, fcsssis. ~ r0od'
Nov tales Cotton, q pigs Asies a. PKG brewer
bss Bro, 5bO b4gs Cotton See, J! h tr, t D-s
Gamer 81 tRs Dn,d fruit 1885 hb By ilC Flour ii hu
basi WhrAi - bush Corn ;S96 nus oaf, 10 bush, Gr.s
6 5Gsh flc 30 tIs. fsbl bust. El
100 - asIi Lhs Meal G3 bsgs Mrsi -
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railroad bonds were actively dealt IN nj inc r"''
ssrd and prices remained firm; hut at the afternoon
sion the dealings became dun and spiritess Ceh'fai
pc sold freely VOi and Unions at SIS for hrsts ana
o., incomes. Rock Island sold at 97t. The iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-10

0yycs srnHIfsa PIsH ISs Co. No lS Brcadwsy.l
Sxw YoRK Nov. 8. 1910. J
A Il THE ELECTION of DIRECTORS held
for the ensuing four yesr MATTHEW MURY, ROBERT RAY
JOHN J: CRANE N. A. BADDEs l. 4 ASHLEY, II. b.
Ing gentlemen rsrs elected INSPECTOR, q ss neg! :son
Of the DIRECTOR held this day, DAYTON OGDEN unanimously
A. L.
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BCFPAIO LIVE STOCK MARKET-NOv9
tie supply on the same
Isv of act weak and prices UNCHANGED
Tse head only - Is for Indiana steers averaging 1873
m So for Kentucky averaging i2s 513 S7HS7Zo for
Ohio l4 n; 81 Texans sold at private terms
Seep-Mart dull changing hands the greater part going last
buyers HogIrae sceShat more active, but oes
weak and ranging from So Oa -.
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Uf00inQ Gar0s, Sc.

AT WM. EVERDELLis SONS, No. I0f rul-
~ tous,.-v EDDING CARDS and FINE sfAlloNERh NS'"o
l,tel 1881
las. EVERDELL, 500 Broadway-nedding
u an RAJ. C,ri, Oder, Of dancing SIN Baigss re" styles
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Sf,356,O0O
67S,000
s65s,S000
100000
Earnings in excess OF interest applicable 20 dividend
sinca heinz y per cent Cd amouLt " socA. say a!1
StO5,O0O

HNrsr
This remarkable exhibit accounted for character Of the inter-
prise and the county through and may be explained on Ihe
firsf? The Iurlngton Gel Rlrils Muneoa Railroad
Chicago. burlington and Quncg Railroad he best
the Me AMI iaverS without competition the richest
portion fertile state the JLO1anG
ri u'sres end Northwest Rocs aa AMI Pahc Union
ard Pacific Chicago, BurHr nj Quincy Minnesota Central and
Rockford snl Eock Island B1'rlad.
Soond It tie ars completed Low, road running in the
of ST. Louis Chego 81 Paul Mankao and the ga. North
West
TLrf 1t brings Ccg, Is miles ST. Pau tlin before
II route 81 faul u 81 i'u
90 miles near other H. tole The finest cereal.
FIGi II has four - great initial ni m nal ponvr 81 Paul. ST.
Lou ng,on though tie iest region the
both rom To-
country
teal in Unltr
ton ing distract. show ID, returns Of the
past All a. tie rate 81 almost ~ per
The wealth population which aSa construction always
brings with il. , -,
M above statement corn-r The why the Dunr
aps and Minnesota r. worthy Of place among The
If the Road has all
10 bv tbc btd
at 3d. an currency, and m sale by Banks aud Bankers
etne TIE pr0n Of the Whole Issue has been eose OF
In fo class Of suhsc
LARGELY repre- Flnls cacrs If Banks and SAVING
aud Iciuu ard ornament in'e -
- year cjlveh- ~ the oiton 81 e
ho',r the ~ the and the lAnen OF lnr
Di ColStrtil' priltso
attached 10 fail g. earl, DAY to
mani market pre- considerably United states FIVE
al interest,"
while thee Bonds ply e. ani We er lfm 20 be "a sac snl
nv eqhal Railroad Bond iui and until they
glors SOcN Echige the rules Of VII eh r.
qur. he oh- ourselves rrluy
these ou O sirr tbs date a. the same pnce
real eel by her 80 80
marketable Securities ilsea payment free Of Commission and tx
ressc
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legal Noiiees.

CUpKEME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY
- htS ~ Plaintiff agsiust CHAhLBS NEW MAN De
- Jns o. ri f served To the Del Bdni shove
I y % hsby summoned snt required TO answer 'hs
va, this fled the Ofce Of the Clerk 81 te
rn, ps in toe village o. Jamaica in 'Si County and tosre
NoohV ,swer ssd the sghsonber as
sop 81 st.. the City OF Bookyu sithn
oee 20 .s Of erensy u the Jay Of ,oes
aver INC ~ Won fs complaint within the time
,I ~, P.ntf @ scion will sppy 70 the Coat for the relief
slo, In the comp AiRk-DAted sept "a 1893
sis lss6~Tb 'oh' - o'ii"' 'An'u '''orue''
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Gitualions lUantso-- males.

rENIIE position of BOOkkEEPER and CASH
TER similar permanent and olsbe position is wanted
lOUSG AAN for y,r past aud cashier for e
voe manufacturing houses best city reference furnished Ad
dress ". a., Box lU2, Times otc,.-
EARM HANDS ut Bowling green.-PIERCE
hand hrciss sweies Germans Scotch
and English. Also Mechanics, tosohmen, Gardeners &c
CCOTCHMAN and WIFE, ENGLISHMAN
y and WIFE hands and h0uesorkcrs usi are
want uaon, North West South Inquire the agency o. PIEhCB
a Co., BoNhngsreen
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THE MARKETS.

lCareuly reported fOI The TRIBuNSl
MYpNFspAY nov 1870
AsESPof. moderate demsnd steady - Od - .
pes1ls ~ dIi. I'd nominal S9G - 10
COTTONT marx odera active but prices shout ie lower
stead sales o292 evening and III rrvel,
iug ~ for export @4 for consumption 23 for speculation
for future delivery, there fair Of bi
ci hgures closing steady sales last evening Of 500 bales
IS 3l ltc December Is 300, January l5c
q lch ard March l6c 10 March l3c 800 bales free
hoard savannah for November pVe terms 10 lay 800 Novnher
ic January l'Ac 200 November, l5i4l5c; 1850 Deem
1sf 20 ia, 500 January ~ 5tc 100 February 1e and 200
aresoa hs- ID. tLarlu ou. at ouo
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forses, Carriages, Garness, ST.
MINER, STEVENS s. CO.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

MlNER, OlENENo a. Cov n
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
Established 1870.
Offer their wsreroom, TO Bro,dwsy the largest assortment Of
every yaney OF
FIRST.CLASS CARRIAGES ONLY,
Of their own Particular attention Is called to their g
TOP AND NO-TOP ROAD WAGONS.
The Highest most graceful durable vehicle the m,ngf'cinre Of
which this house has been making for thirty years Successful pschV
Of established reputation
A "THE COMING CARRIAGE A
An .es,n, variety Of ..a.oube CARRIAGES greatly rsiao.i
careuce, coupe. Land,u,, and sr.e,, RoctauayI
Al0 my style i.a Tmk EP3EM Snsi GaRRAoEo
AS FLANDRAU Carriage Buer and 10 Es', Eighteenth 81.
A -SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
second hand Top Express Wagons. up
from % up CaTe1i R Sg,eAS SG P F R
20, n, a. and rs wOosier's
A JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer, will sell
bass a. p nsa F Pfch s ss stock Of cARRAG
W&Ts PSBToYS, Top and Open WAGONS GIGS, EiPe. Bo,
aSd Double sl SRSESs BLiSkEs EoBs WHIPS sc
positive. Also at private sale.
A FAST HAMBLETONfAN MARE 1871 hands,
n year, OIL sound and pleasant driver and can ,ro'
in three minutes Also square box Wagon ilarne BLANKET
Robe &C. A. FLEETWOOD PARK STABLES los West Poreh =.
4 CURTAIN QUARTER COACH, in good
"A order for SALE. Pree +2OQ APgg to SHISQS gsilp'
No. 81 unionsquare.
ZINE CARRIAGE aud ROAD HORSES.
Ten vel match, ,i ,i@: carriage ho,ss S no . s1 1
at FITCH CONAN STABLES No lSj Twenty oarthst
PRICES REASONABLE"
pARNESS AND SADDLERY,
G a H h,RsF GO ioS 80
n ItsI6 4ER$ . az aaSSS
saddles wins. Collars Baskets. Sc. st prices tf5Por Oa;y r.
''''' ~ N'''' y ''' TIE H TRADES M4EtFAcruRyG Co.
Nc. 10 Collrserlsee
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COPfIf- HFft IoF but h0df
bag ~
FLOUR tNb NEAlThe market m Western Flour under
limited cesud the trade. il ly.
',p-ro The megm rrde Tan grades lJ0zOc or With
NJ No AM SuIrfGe very plenty and decided
. .lDL
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J. EDGAR THOMSON, T,r,,...
EuApILSI ERp.T { irusttrs

Net Income.
Is,errs on bons at per cet go equivalent to 8per
cent
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che bids:
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NOR ST. THOMAS and Brazil. -
IL limited STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANt
4, ,nlar NJ, steamers sailing the "a of every mont
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt T. j. Iinkepalgh ho'tmier ~
NORTH AMERICA, Capt G. u Siorum. December -
MRHRIMACK. Capt Wier. Jannary ~
sail schedule Time AMI can AZ 81
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BR0OXLYN COURTS.
CNlTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho Navy Yard Embt zz, zz,cmcnt-AppilcntiOn
of Il. ID. Bognrt Tor u New Trial Of the
Condemnation Sut--New Evidence.
Before Judge Benedict.
The case Of The United States u.s. Robert D. Bo-
CART was again called up ia a new phase.
In December 1868, the defendant, who was employ.
ed as paymaster's clerk at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
was charged with having emoezzled about $1,000
belonging to the government. When the police
sought Tor him he was not to be found, proceed
ings were commenced against him In the United
States Circuit Court A team OF horses and wagon,
and otner valuable property, valued at 1900.
were seized by the governments, ana on the
trial II was shown that the amount of
money alleged to have been appropriated
by Bogart Was $27,2ls 50 This SUIT, In the absence
oil the defendant was Gccided In favor OF the gov
ernment and Judgment was rendered against Bogart
Tor the above mentioned amount. Last Iall Bogart
was arrested III Houston, Texas, and brought to
authorities and tried by court martial; but when the
evidence and nndings Of the court were forwarded
10 Washington the secretary OF the Navy directed
that he should be turned over to the civil authOr-
Lies. After thas was done the accused released
on ball. aud ~ still awaiting trla an Indictment
found against HIN about SIX months ago. Yester
day his counsel applied TO Judge Benedict for leave
10 make motion for new trial o.. the ground Inal
since the return Of the defendant new evidence in
his favor has been discovered. The Judge directed
that the necessary papers should be prepared and
hanued to him lor inspection. IL is expected that
the formal motion for new trial will be made III
a f9W days~