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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-29
RAILROADS..
Passengers Going East,

1 nSoOit6Uio uvtliS EiSss
WA LOUIsvELLE OR CAIRO,
SHOULD PURCHAsE TICKETS DY THR
Erie & Atlantic G Great Western BY,
forming the beet aad most comfortable Limo to
Now York, Boston, and Northern and Atlantic
Cities, with magnificent Palace Combined Day and
Night Coaches, through to New York without
change. .r.v
2 Lighsnkag Express rraizls Daily
This is the only line from Cincinnati to New
YORK under one management; the only line frcral
Cincinnati to New YORK without break OF gage
The only Iiue whose trains run through 20 Nea
York without change; the only Ene running eosches
through without using Compromise Wheels; the
only line running Palace Broad Guage Coaches
through without change. --@ -
sE'- II you desire PROMPT time and certain con-
nections, finest scenery on the Continent, mcss
comfortable Cars In the world, most rnzgnifcens
dining halls and ample time for meals, and ths'
safest, beat and most comfortable rcIte-go To
New York by the ERIE L ATLANTIC, b GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line for sale at ali Ticket Offices
= Tf's VII. q. BARR,
- W. B. sHATTUC, een1 Pass. Agent, n. z
Gent Southn Agt Cincinnati, O. jun2s-ly
- = = : -TT77- = - y
Nashville and Northwestern
r. "A [ L r. Q AID.
Elg Daily Trains ~
Leave Nashville. 80 ?. n.
Arrive at Nashville. ....-..-....- 80 A 4.
7S miles shorter than vim Decatur 20
Memphis
More than 100 miles slaerter to Sc.
LoEiis than VIA Louisville.
Through Sleeping Cars Betxveen
NASHVILLE and Memphis. Il
The so P. NJ. Train makes close connections at
Humboldt for Jackson, Tenn, Jackson, Miss, Il
Vieksburg, New Orleans, s1d for Mobile. Pss-
sengers have the choice OF routes via Memphis
or jackson, Tenn, TO sl principal points In the
Southwest
JOhnsonville Accommodations.
Leaves NksnN1le . 30 r n.
ArrlVes 81 NaSLlNlAe.. 4U.pO A. NJ
Every day except SUNDAY.
For THROUGH TICKETS apply st City Transfer 1
Ofhce, Maxwell House, and Nashville and Chz.ta-
nooga Passenger Depot, ). W. THOMAS
W. I. DANLEY, Gen1 Supf.
GENT p and T. Agent. nsy22 II
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NASHVILLE, Feb. IS, 1S70-We have used SCOT
toms Southern Star Stomach Bitters" and recon-
mend them TO all afflicted with dyspepsia, heart
burn or indigestion, as q sure and speedy cure;
and as gentle purgative nothing we have ever
used Is better. j. II. FER6USoN. s..
A. d. CREIGHTON,
Props South Nashville Planning Mills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-29
NG'S
Copper Distilled Wh.sk 2,

which Win be sold &c the Trade on reasonable
terms.
We hope, By strict attention 10 the lntofeat n
our friends and correspondents, 20 MORT and -
cetve liberal patronage.
sugi1 q MCCkEA & CO.
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served for our last paragraph about the church OF
the a1nitles It Is the fold presided over W
that remarkable shephe d. Mr.. Frothingham WHO
siynallZed his appreciation OF amnitles Dy neip-
ing his friend Mr. Beecher 10 r, ceieoraec
the deathbed marriage between ncn tfuson
AMI Mr.. McFarland's wife. Mr. Frotnn9na'ifs no
NY was decidedly physiological ana medical, anu ne
nvelghed against the sin OF two i0ollsn young peo-
pie arr wing and propugating scrofula NO pad les
son either but one which we should hardly expect
to meet in church. We are now at the sermon DO
ings OF MAY 90 very hne Sunday. and 1t is some-
what disappointing TO be told that at Plymouth
church neither the horticultural display nor Mr..
Beecher's wit were In such full bloom as on "the
previous fine Sabbaths OF this spring." the low
comedy Dutoon either OF the stage or the pulpit
cannot always be on the broad grin.
Non semper idem Horbus est honor
Vernis; neaue sno Beecher amat jocos
Vulu.
and con sequent y THE congregation only gave
ring' of narlty which usually bursts forth 1.-The
pr, acher initiates In word and gesture the cnarac-
ters he puts before his audience" Although Mr..
Beecher's ioong was not so gracious as usual, IL Is
satisfactory To b. assured tnaJ "thc musical mai
nees at Plymouth church will not be discontinued,
and that they are highly appreciated by "the young
men and maidens Who conJugate the verb to love
through all Its moods ana tense5n at these pleasant
religious exercises. But we must break Oh. fhese
sights, scenes, services and sermons III the New
York churches" 10 use the Hsrdid'S commendaDle
ALTERATION, whether thev make angels weep not,
seem to be eminenty calculated to make some very
different lntellsences, VINO are the reverse OF a.
gelic, grin horribly d CHASTITY smile.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The week closed with two sales yesterday at the
Exchange, one under the direction OF Messrs Rob-
erts MCGUIRE who disposed of, by order or the
Supreme Court buildings and four lots south side OF
Eleventh street, and the other by A. J. Blocker Son
& Co., who sold on account OF a former purchase
eight pots at New Brighton Staten Island, with the
following RESULT
NEW YORK RIAL ESTATE sALrs-DY ROBERTS AND
INQUIRE.
Buildings, machinery and lots ll'l st. 1888 fl of
&C, each lot 25xS49. N. Nile $4,000
NEW BktGHTONs IS l., ZEAL EsIATF bhLEb-BY A. j..
BLEECKER, BON AND
plot Elliot place and Arnold st. 50xl5ls p.
II. Hart, I,275
plot adjoining, same sire Samuel Marsh Jr..... 1870
plot adjoining same size samuel Marsh, Jr 12l0
plots adjoining, size. Samuel Marsh Jr.. 200
plots adJoinlng, same Size r. IL. Hart. $50
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STOCK, STRONG AND DULL.

STOCKS STRONG AND Dull.
The stock market was strong, but with the excep-
ton OF few Of the more active shares dull, The
arger operators being absent, while there was gen.
eral disposition to avoid the incurment of interest
over the holidays TO Tuesday next. The feature
Lake Shore, which rose TO lOlz, with important
transactions. New York Central advanced to 100
and Wabash to 80. These were the most active
stocks. AT the close some OF the smaller holders
sold out to avoid the carrying rates for the three
days to the resumption OF business, expecting to get
their stocks back as cheaply next Tuesday. The
highest prices OF the "bur' movement were made
to-day, as win be seen from the following table show
ing the extreme fiuctuatiOns:-
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and Der daughter. the Marqulse de Brlsac and the
other mlrquises Of he noble falbourg
Mnle. dc Ia Rochef0ncauld al the honors IN Sill
yer gray to let covered with lace and scarf o! lace
THIS new scirf In much worn; IL IA fastened to the
right shou der aud is allowed TO hang loosely on the
waist behind, which 1t encircles, and Il fastened
under the left arm II IS made OF the same ma erlal
as the over tunic, and would remind one or Wal
ter ScOtts LAZY or the Lake." IN her bark. II Pari-
sian wearers wore the natural rosy hue OF health on
their checks.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY, July 81 +. M. I

To-day being In business circles the eve OF the
national holiday there was but limited amount OF
dealings in the Wall street markets. The boards
generally adjourned about noon and the street was
deserted toward four O'Clock.
GOLD LOWER AND UNSETTLED.
The gold market was weak, and declined from
112A TO l1l24 the exhibit OF specie IN the banks,
whose statement known In It's general features.
by noon. The light export by today's steamers
only SlO0,0O0-also surprised. the operators for
rise, while the report OF o deficiency in the cotton
stocks at Liverpool has not been denied. The tirm-
ness OF exchange subsequently led TO rally to H.
The course of the marke ct Is show in the table,
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THE MONEY MARKET.


The money market was easy ut three to four per
cent on call. Commercial paper was quiet at ga to
per cent for prime double name acceptances.
Foreign exchange was firm and fairly active, even
after the steamers, the basis OF 1927 10 for
prime bankers sixty day sterling ana l1),s a HOY
for sight bills. The grain quotations in Europe are
lower and exports hence are checked. The market
is bare Of commercial bills.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement Of the associated banks Is
highly favorable, the gain in reserve being nearly
three Millions and in the surplus over legal reserve
two and half millions. the banks now holding
S25,3SS 1856 in OF the required by law.
The loans are decreased half million, while de.
posts have increased million and a hail. The In
crease IN specie resulting from the July dibur ements
or the government Is nearly three and half mil
lions and the loss IA legal tenders less than half
million The following shows the condition Of the
banks this week compared with last.
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CLOSING PRICES OF STOCKS.

The following were the closing prices for stocks
including the active shares dealt in the street
after the closing OF the Long Ro0m:-Delaware and
Hudson, 125: Canton, 8sI; Consolidation Coal, 30;
Western Union, S47l 35; Quicksilver a 10; Mari
posa, Ia a 8; do preferred, 155s a 15%; Pa
cinc Mail, 42h 423s; Atlantic Mail, 800 bid;
Adams Express, 8szs; Wes-Fargo Express, 10 bid
scrip, 21s; American Express, Az AK; United
States Express, Al a47h; New York Central conso-
dated, 99A a997s; do scrip, 951z 95N; Harlem 14O
a 14l; Erie, 22A %; preferred, AZ bid; Reading
1878 107ss; Michigan Central, 100 l21; Lake
Shore. 1919 1OlA; Illinois Central, 14l AK;
Cleveland and Pittsburg lO9X; Chicago ana North.
western, s318 81; do preferred, S97S s9H; Cleve-
land Columbus and Cincinnati, 81 SO; Rock Is
land ll7X q 49, Milwaukee and st. Paul, 81
675%: do. preferred, 8lzs 80; Toledo and Wabash,
5S7i 5S,S; Fort Wayne, 95 a 95]s; Panama 1o0,<
1915; Ohio and Mississippi, 36ts 36lI; do. pre-
ferred, "a IS; Delaware and Lackawanna 1O5
bid; New Jersey Central, 10S1S 100; Chicago and
Alton, 1l7h 1lSIs: do. preferred 1l85s a lI9:
Morris and Essex, 80 a gO,4; Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph, 49,; do. preferred, 1918 1913; Marietta and
Cincinnati first preferred, 10 81; Dubuque and
Sioux City, 1927 bid; Boston. Hartford and Erie, 4
Az; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 2l&
a22.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND STEADY
The government list was strong ana steady, at a
fractional decline from the highest prices OF the pre-
vious day, the lower quotations being due to
the weaker tone OF the gold market.
The following were the final street pr,ces-
United States currency SKIES, 1875 a ia; do.
Skies, 1881, registered, lis; do do, Coupon, 1l5
115J4; do hve-twenues, registered, May and Novem-
Der, 1lIH l12; do. do., 1862, coupon, do, 112
112,4; do. do, 1884, do do, 1112< 11l5S do. do,
1865, do do., 1l12s liz; do do 1865, coupon, jan
uary and July Ill HIS do do, 1857 do. do, 1l1H
a l114; do. do, 1868, do. do 1116 Ill e; do
ten.forties, registered, 1885 1887 do. do coupon
1889 g 1857.
SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARoLINAs STRONG
In the Southern s ate bonds the North Carolinas
made further progress to-day, the Old rising TO sex
and the new TO 331s. The Vlrgnas were lower and
the Louisianas firm and higher The following,
were the closing prces:-Tennessee ex coupon,
661s CT; do, new, 645s a CO. Virginia. coupon &c
q 81; do new, 81 oS Georgia Skies, SIS a 50; do.
seyens 90 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, so a
ON; do. new 33k 81; do. special tax. 2S1l a 30;
Missouri SKIES, 92 "a 921s; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90 n %; Louisiana skies, IS 10; do levee
skies, 77S 49, do. do, eights 81 93; Alabama 1ves
"a a 10 do. eights. 81 os; South Carolina SKIES 50
q Oh do. new, January ana july 70 so; do do,
April and October, so 81 Arkansas sevens, 75z 20.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES
The following were the bids FOR the railway mort
kpui
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

ARRowsaITH-BoRS.-On Thursday, June %, By
the Rev. l.. X. Standenmeyer, -. d.. LIZ d., DAVID
a. ARROwsMIIH to George, daughter OF William
III. Born, all Of this ctg. No cards.
CHARACTERIZATION Monday, June q, at st. JOseph's
Arch, ionkefs, by tie rev. tathes Theresa. VIZ
CENT CLARK 10 FRANCIS LUX, youngest daugn.er OF
Colonel Henry Lax
DEyINs-OsniES.-On Wednesday June e. at the
Church OF ST. PAM The Apostle f.ftyninth street, by
Rev. Father Young, Joan J. DEviSs 10 AARoAREr
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THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids for the city bank
snares:--New York, 1917; Manhattan, 1856; Mechan-
ics' 1856; America l43 City, 2o5; Phenix 1906 Trades.
mems 1907 Seventh Ward, ITO; Safe OF New
YORK. 1925: Commerce, 1l3; Ocean, sS; Mercantile,
1875; American Exchange, 1l3; Bank Of the Repub-
tic. ll9; Bank OF North America, 1865; Hanover.
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1of Irving ia; East River Ill; Market, 124; Mas
sau. lo7 Shoe and Leather. les; Corn Exchange $780,
Importers and Traders 1853; Park 1888; Fourth
National los,s; Ninth National. Ill; Tenth National
100
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The following is q detailed report OF the specie ex-
ported from New York during tine week ending July
2.ilS70:-
June 2s-Steamer Hammonia, Pars-Mexi-
can dollars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
Gold dust. Observation-Disclosures. $50
June 2S-Steamer Hammonia, Hamburg
."'cl o,oW
American gold Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Foreign SILVER Observation-Disclosures. $500
June 3O-Steamer Columbia, Havana
spanish gOiu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
June So-Steamer Hansa, London-GOld
uust. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49oo
Gold bars 252, coo
Silver bars. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. 1900
Foreign silver. Observation-Disclosures. lis, i9l
June 25-Steamer Hansa, Paris-Fore.gn
........................ s5.7S1
July 2--Steamer City of Paris, Liverpool
American ....................... 10000
gold. Observation-Disclosures. 79o22
Mexican dollars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
July 2-Steamer City OF Port au Prince,
Fort an Plince-American gold. ........... 3S 500
American silver. ........... 6,72S
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a, 600
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The imports exclusive OF dry goods and specie) at
the port OF New York for the week ending July /,
1870, were S3833, 500.
The imports or foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week and since the beginning of the
year were:-
For tho Is6Q 1874
Entered at port...,.. 8sau6sl Rl,l62777 pg3;.4d4
Thrown markell. 76y,y6i LOl3ll6 8d<Sl6
Sine Jaa. l.
Entered at p0rt....... 81 S39.S24 49ASe3l b17l,691
Thrown on Market. 40,2S,25l 4,4.2ool 6-,6l,N 3
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B.. daughter o: the late Thomas oBricn all of this
city.
GILBERT-Er cHEBERG.-On Thursday, June 80. BY
Rev. Thomas Caaudei, WILLIAM RoBgRr GILBERf
to LOUISA ETcHEBEaG. all OF this city, No cards.
TicE-LEwls.--In Viaelan1 n. j., on wednesday.
June 90, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, bv
Rev a. X. s reet AL0Nzo A. TIcE 10 ADELAIDE L..
edest daughter Of the late Isaiah Lewis Jr OF New
York. No cards.
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The total Imports at this port for the past week
amount to $45es.3lo against $is4,,459 for the cor
responding week OF last year. The total imports at
New York for the week COMPARE as 20 llnws.-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York City.

New York City.
Clinton 100 II n of Hester st. 25xlO0 800 ON
Clinton st. g. No 17o, 2jx10J ............. 50I
Greenwich and North Moore corner 25x70 $40
idson st, Sis II Of Spring 2o8xsOx 4Sx1Ox
, 1870-11-29

Y .ce ia hereby given that light hcu=e has re-
ctnttt betu erected BY the GoTetnment Of Can
l7Eson land. iSGr e1 a1ende 1tem eoe e a.
11res, ulurtcs. 5 seconds nosth: lo1gttnde. q
Ge7refs, IS mIoutes1 seconds Test The light Is
a revolving while hight, via an .9teIva! o. one
Is e!fva.cd i6 feet ahoFe high water, ana y ceal
weather can be seen at distacce OF II niles Il
i ylEjb.e IRON all points OF the compass. Ine
t;;nrr1nattpE apparatus Is catoptl1c, there being
tWo ianrs viii Yenectors placed on revolving
frame It was exhibited for the hrst ume On the
ii Of November, The lower ls ii feet high and
tne fsspf1s ne neaa me9le
Sotice is also hereby given that q Lighthouse
has zecensi! been ertcsed On Aieaaers po!1t, on
Iaie Ha1op, Province of Ontario. Latitude, Is
It gees, - miLutss, 10 seconds north longitude
81 ItErees, S minutes, seconds west. The lga1
IS n1e1 white ushr, eieEated fostJ feet ao5vs
the tevel Of the water. The tower Is eq1are
wooden building, sTenrJ-elghs feet ntsh. aad =
rfss uc on she :tst Of October las:. aaa sanns
Il clear weather distance Of len miles; z,,noose
Notice Is also herebJ given xa3t liz ns1fid fsisnd.
n Rsr of o1fnte. FTort1cs Of o7tsIto. Laatads, ,
u fferpss ID frfuutes 20 seconds noE:n; 'o4Sa r.
tnde, = degrees rnmu'e9 = sseonm is fees
Tee light "a dxed F3ite ,tk t:t.r Westher ca7 be
srsra dstsuce 81 ls miles Ine nsaI a1S ~ We5t 4
Esep on approaching II !un u satnn;rc. there he
Ihe iEanna .1,14 nnd ycncctoss. The lshi *ss nsst
nssIts.i ns IN he iah lnss. Tue 'eEel e - igea
rim, and su!msunsss, ~, Us tEsss Enp.a. 0"~~ ~
but q ~ %rats vii Be exhibited from SUNSET to
snnsise mi during the season Of nasseaasSsu, s..
| -.,4v NJ the Minister Of Ma1fno md Fisheries.
n!dr.gV1SFsr or NAR1xE AND FsHEV1ks, OTTAWA
| Csusus. G3y. IL. l5s4
, 1870-11-29


ZEE W! ttss-ff".' IA. "su -. ,'H
sut'- Witt. ~: = a. - ~5ss.,tons = 10; ua
sMai1 o1e esa "a x.r,es !, w d., $50
- = co:n aI:i s:a love-: 'r,xt' ,,x se,n'
1s ;:s1s. t,n: T:'! !s.ssf"So.s ~ IT, Jul a.S5:
w Wa'ssS115t'1nes n..ao-,ifn at &c.
HEAr-C:es .=sea.
1s.oG.sspxG;,u,et 1bsoS.snw sid unchanged. Pszk a.
s,s.te. u :ssu!d :. .ss: slssr n; io;;se;
c1esI s'ae- s,, rs, .I1 a,alt' - =. u
n1.,.1iyt,:se1 ssI1 wsT1 ~ IN, pnve,s hcfdIno
" E,csirItSFi"ur % I 80 iFIse %hcat. 4s..a, bu
rcW - n. ~. n,,1 - ~ IN - Fl - hn.
hs,,,,r 'sTa In. hnws . X '|"' A.'o''
ea'"s' ''''' ~ NY; T;,i,si,o.
unrh.asri. WIZ, IN rss t,5and ur, nu hnasr. n
oIrn. arutt- Sf,csivan sfa:ase y, : r,at Wsh,sh
asioxef: "a Nn y a;,o a S9:a nc oaa h,aa aaa
uxe,,. fSLc: iIr i * 11tfysi Il. H,,s a,,, .SSi
fc lowr4: Mtrhfrar. tsr. '
I1oykE sxap-S;cads ana in uoaeratc k,rYo.n,,
nj IS 10 - A,-o4 .~s N>'''"A'
FREtanrs-Ftsm: to Buffalo, &C "a osweco. ,o-.
EEcr1r9s-FIcpr. r no Iris. wScat ~ fsst ~, :.
corn, as,oo1 bu : oats. il, ,aoe In. @'''s 0o'
SulrAx*rs-El0nr IL {aA1 hfl.. wheat j, rn, hr .
corn. Is cd In nsts ID % IN "'''' w :
NEW ORLEANS,
win fst. snSics:. 's sr1o H. ,ss !esasn, M
hale. resents !. M WE. ~ s,1ta ~ t.:.o, s3
..tt,,n - snn 80, - .,n,fsst =" Nsss.t
H..,nan a., hs.'s ~ = n@S' oA'es' 10
i''p:'sn. s,s1 os;Cs: Eo y s:,Up, ea.a
n"HAtsiesr~eI ns-S.sI,s Mau asM: saoss-
Hset sap: -. sI2U* HAA. Sa.s5StE cum
- nue, .SS &c teLa"s t9e~ JAS, 2i@-se
MAs-s.o ~.
i1o.t:ISss-E -Eo.k-Asss. s.t:'1 nacoa-s'nA ~ ,
sss .tss iss. og .!uss nsts' sass1'e11eo niHs' =
sc. Las-.3s ,.,,,, a.. v,,,,
prs G-stsE!Es-s sl;:- -shsa-- fsin7' lss. A'iasses
W.r,...a rs, ,.!a Al 0.-o,,
WnEHsn W,nS1.nv 80, ,..,,,, oro,,n.a A.
S,.S yn1i !: ,Uxco,,nt n "a, ,I:as w
II ErEf AM
CLEVELAND MIR. q -EYr ,nsr--rs F,:ur
sscsils sr,I ~ r,r,S,-a:e ,..mar, Wn,r,, 9u, an,
- =. iou,r. ~ -. r:n..r c@sru9 =. i, ~ ~ ,.
ri,hon. hn.c.s ~. ~ ,.;,n, 81 ~ .ns1s inws-.
cfJsrcS ,nrns sn.Ii.St t,... .ta.fr 80 ~ ~,
49, s.nnart ~ vas s'-1t "D'' :" ~
Tr,ro,rTw ~ .h,-.%,. 80 r,.-a, ~. cr,,.
80. - tsa~sa' -'e' et0te'
4ules * ss.*. ,,sc,>~.w
c,.,xx- Va - t:,,-1s1,. s..1,, ,,, L.
o,,. t.,. 80, ~, ,Stn.n. a." -
sonr mi ~; -. s',,,c. y.n,,r
{, .sss a. Whsat AMI ~, ,,1n",.sT ., e. VA
- raw IN f.tr SsmanI all 49, ~ ~. isss
s.cs,,y nni IN rrnJrrata ,ir.la1f n ~ 80. uA,s
~ cno.1 rt,rs1t,3 At f,,si nTi.es. NJ = Il 81
ilt.sT Jul, and ,i,o snino as siiGaf.ui.
Cr;rsr.r4-i I'm fitr ticTc ar., All a:.n
futs t1uef ani nnrnenrneti
E.ns ssm,dr a. a..
Er-rIFRSj1ujl AIM, Inwer at g 23a.
t.nrIsc.S.eaI,y- with a mntirrAte demand a
,,:S1sEr ~ =
SEEns-C1oycr seed ht-hcs a. o..atos Tim
othy e,.,l exclfc. AMI hIoher a. 81 .a5xc.
| IiMnv l.. .OSa-Pnrs auter and wcuk: small sale
At 4la0c, hut mt offered freely. l.atai Qnct aGt
| weak: b,cau at 1tAc; kettle 1t lsc. Buzz meat
1 -ttA
, 1870-11-29
Secretary Cox md the New 1drtn
Company
From The cfn.inna:i Gazette, Sor. ~.

From the Cfneinndi Gazette, Sor. -.
The letter OF General Dutlcr, TO which br;at
reference was made yesterday contains i'll its
s.it secrnh that. during tho vacation, ths
Scw IlsiA Company pressed upon Secretary
Coz. and he was atout, rs h;s letter sl,3vs, /.
iseue patent TO them, which would layc Ism
good AZ sgains. the United S:.tes."
This is tho charge that has es,a 1oos. s.e-
quen,ly ard most persistent. u,al- ag,iuet
General Cox. .iis orPo'e. have reiterated
it III esery cos!a. It r.. secmod 10 bs their
| glest toh(GtttoprettEt General Cox 10 tlacoau-
! trS F., :nc advocate nt tie cla.na of ;1,o va,
! .c1ia Company. tIlis they Lave dt,na rot'
w:thstsrding there WAS 2ot word or scn,a,,.o
aa s1S Of lns pae!'est is::.ss- s..:.sI o:isl
| or F1ivatc, sustaining their Charges il Tie
-l:eiteet 1estee. lie s:i | TO Aha Pfesi!ent. in
his letter of August g, that the New Iddz
Company lsd IiSlt 10 insist on thei. cl,ial
re.ng heard BY the Interior Department, and
that the Ittc11ot Department vas b:un1, 10
galis and in equity. 10 give that cIasm atten'
tiori. No 3,ositioa conflicting with THE has he
| ever taken Whether he knew enough about
tue Now Idris claim to have formed an opin'
ion ~ to its justice. he h2s never ssgnlhed
] rosed to eide with the New liaia Company OF
asainrt it, Iu wor,1. he has occapied the
position Of Judge, and not IN attorney. Hi
Las preserved Is stzsct impartial With sefer
erte to this claim ~ with reference to ever
ais;uted claim that has been brought beforf
the Interior Department for adjudication
List evening the attcniion OF General Co,
wss directed TO the letter Of General Datler
General Coz authorizes Us to state in the mes
explicit terms that the intimatlo7., coming
from whatever source it NAY. that b. has eve
favored the srsuine patent to the Ne* 1dsi
Company is ruquali,ielly false; and thst b
hss never By word or VT. or in any way, e1
r.ct sed the intention Of farozing such issue.
il Was HE object IS he Vas told by tho At
totpes cenesais II ~.s bio Suty: to hear arEu
menie Is 10 the validity Of the claim, and
havirs heard them. 10 decide as the law de
; manted be should decide. II it WAS foun
SITTER Investigation that the company vas o.
titled 10 rsisnt, patent would be issued t
!. il. Il the legal obies.on. uresa y Genet:
J. In Wort-and We use here the language th
u Secretary himself emplo5el in Whiting TO u
Commissioner Of the Land Oflce under da'
II august l1-it Vas the duty Of the 1nseFis
e Department ITO determine whether in :
= eoEJance with the statutes they >tl,a Ne
: : idssa Company have 0, hayo not > right
the Patent they eeek.~