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Yours most respectfully.
C. G. HAMMOND. GenI Sur
0rELC-. OF TIE L--.-.nN EI..rr. .,L d -.

c. G. HAMMOND. Genl Sun
OFFICE OF TIE IgUpsoN RIVER R,L RoADl
Gen1 SGp't. New York. Jan. II, 1870
l. VI. AVERY. Esq, President National Watch Co
Dear NT:-Ihe Watch made By your Ccnpan7
which have carried the past two months. has ke7t
excellent time. l have carried it frequently on a
glres. and have been the with it almost Dc M
During this time 1t has run uniformly with our star
ard clock. Trulysyours.
J. NJ. T0UCEY, Gen1 Sup
The following dealers also, in various parts of t.
country, have certified that they consider the Eleil
Watches to he all That the ConpaR have advertise
them. as better finished correct aud durable
than any in market OF similar price, and that the
have great confidence III recommending them to t.
public or account Of their general merit.
Wheeler parsons6 Co., k.YE laccard & Co, srlou'5.
SNa2jrTsa Sgads1s s. Co. ~ scsiitenden&co. Cl4g
7 g fYrner. :. Morse, Reddin G. Eami,toa
Geo. ", Pratt G Co., 81. H. Hcns5, Denvr, O..
Sc9Tt 9arrc- Co., Ptss~hM. II. Baldwin 8. Co.. s
]. r. SeSd q Co.. francisco. Cal.
pahme & Co. Cincinnati Koch & Cryfus, n. OrIesS
}en!ins y hatch And over 400 others.
e. He!!ebash Cincinnati,
Various grades and prices made to suit different
tastes.
Nomovements retailed BY the Comp.
fss-Cail on your Jeweler and ask to the Els:a
Watches.
Business Office and salesroom National Watch Com
pany.
lG-f4-Iv F12 &, Ee5 ras-a g. 5-,=a,,-~,
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Can be made by parties who wide-awake without
interfering with other business Address ROBERT
s. WARD, IS Broadway, New York.
, 1870-01-14

had at low rates. All are eager TO do this,
and it would be a very wise arrangement
if aid were given in securing large tracts,
to be divided and sold to these freedmen
in small separate homesteads. Mullitudes
of them could now pay for ten, fifteen,
or twenty acres, some for a much larger
quantity" Those Of our countrymen who
are despairipg Of the future of the UNI
happy black race may perhaps take heart
at these returns. For ourselves, We must
own that the negro in the Southern States
seems to US in a fair way to make himself
a satisfactory place in the world long be-
fore our West-Country labourer, and we
only wish We could report the same signs
of "rotting out" in Dorset aud Wills
Ibid, Dec. A.
, 1870-01-14

am happy to inform the Public
that a. considerable reduction in
Life Rates have now been made, &C
cording to the tables in our Almanacs
for 1870, which I.have o received
for gratis distribution.
[ beg likewise to call attention
again to the "Complete Life Policies"
now first introduced, securing the
following prominent advantages:
lst. No policy effected under this
system can be entirely forfeited by
the non-payment of the premiums.
End. The Assured can calculate
for himself the maximum amount of
premium that can possibly be payable
under his policy (the premiums ceas-
ing after ten payments).
Bird. The Assured will be relieved
from the necessity ofpaying premiums
during old age, when failing health
may compel him to retire from bust
ness, and curtail his expenditure.
18th. The Assured has the option
. at any time of surrendering his policy
and obtaining in lieu another for a
certain guaranteed amount, in pro-
portion to the number of premiums
paid, which will be free from the
payment of any further ordinary pre-
MUM.
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
, 1870-01-14

Assurances of every description on SIM
gle lives are granted by the Society for
anysum from 500 Dollarsto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment OF their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations Into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially. !.
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division Of Profts, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. s.. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETroN. DIR. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
r. B. GRIFFITH Agent.
, 1870-01-14
Ansattelse.

IF0LeE Kongelig Resolution af 29de No
vember 1869 er der, uanseet Bestemmel-
serne i Diet Kongelige Rescript af 28de
August 1913 3 og Placaten al 2sde Januar
1910, meddeelt hidtilv@rende L#ge paa
Porto Rico, DR.. Pujals Rafael Maria Pnjals
y Card6nas) Tilladelse til Legepraxis paa
de dansk vestindiske Ger.
, 1870-01-14
BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL c 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 90, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
RIaHIS Society, which confines it's BUSH
az ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. Its scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower han that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suf1i-
cient 10 create large SURPRISES, out Of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per.annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed amongNtIe
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years.
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons. residing in this part 10
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500.
for the whole term, upon a single life:--
, 1870-01-14
x " p O & x
Ofthe Receipt ofDeposlts at the St. Croix
SAVINGS B A N k,
On Saturday, 9Th January 1870.
Receivers:

In CH%RISTIANSTED:
Judge P. Rosenstand, Trustee.
J. c. Fr6rup, Esqr., Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
r. Moreton, Esqr., Trustee.
Amount offormer deposits S326,4O7 %
S deposits of 90 cents each.
% above 20 cts. and under 81.
, 1870-01-14

60 deposits, of which
SO in Christiansted amounting
to .---...--~.... S129 10
12 in Frederiksted do. 27O 90
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a FRIDAY

sale tomorrow, the FIRST bid would be one
million dollars, and he thought that.df
to buy and pay for IL, It was that en- ormous
CORPORATION. Holman moved to table the
bill: negatived. 65 to 90. Knott.s amend
ment was rejected seventy-dve to nine6y5
one After a long discussion, Stewards
motion to postpone The subject TIA the
next session, was rejected, ayes II, nays "a.
brakes amendement continuing tn pres
ent provisions OF law relative to the free
transmission OF newspapers was adopted,
ayes 36, nays IT, Morrtil, Of Vermont, Of
ferred an amendment continuing the
frank1ng privilege to persons upon whom
It was especially conferred by law, to tha
Executive and Agricultural Departments,
remarking that his object Wss to- take
away the ranking privilege from all
ters. Sumner gave notice that ne would
move n substitute for the whole bin.
without vote on the pending amend
ment, the Sedate adjourned "
HoUsE.-schenck introduced a resoIu-.
ton TO abolish the duty on coal. Referred
to Committee of the w hole. The House
then proceeded to vote on the Cuban reso-
lutions, the first vote being on Logan's
amendment to cOnstFue the the neutrality
Dill, TO give to both eontendlng parties
some advances OF intercourse and trade
with the United states consistent with
the law of nations, that have been or
may be conceded 10 the Government OF
Spain. Rejected: yeas ~, nays lOl. The
yesterday by Mr.. Bingham. Pending the
vote, Maynard moved that the whole
subject be laid on the table Re iected;
3 TO 81. BlHgham's silOStitute for the res
olution reported by the minority of the
Committee was agreed to, 100 TO II. The
next question was on substituting Bing-
hams amendment 1Or the resolution re-
ported by the majority of the Committee.
On a countby@ the -Speaker,s there was 20
ayes to G8 noes: the yeas and nays were
called for and be Substitute vas agreed 10,
yeas JOB, nays S6. Beaman then moved 70
lay the whole on the table; rejected. The
resolution as amended was then agreed to
so that Mr.. Einpham's amendment Is rthe
form in which the resolution has passed.
The previous question was seconded, and
during an tnterruptiOn of the voting,
Dawes. from the Committee on, Appr0Bri-
a atfons reported a bill to allow PSI K dollers
per day 70 Registers and Sherns in the
Fifth Military District, which passid. On
motion OF Benjamin, the Senaie amend
ments to the bill defining the duties OF
Pension AGENTS, &os monsoon cuFreds and
The Committee on Conference ordered.
The House then adjourned, the Speaker
stating hat the Yerbl Buena bul, Would
rem ain the business OF the morning hours
until disposed off, n IltaWu TbasI ~
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TEEEGRAPRTEE.

80 a4r. ------si III =
Washington specIaIs---RumOEs OF
Cabinet Changes-Resignat OF
Attorney General HOar-NeW York
Items, etc. rr@ lr5fs5
NEW YoRK. june 16-The III
bune's Washington special says: !:
There are rumors afoat, TO o-night. that
Attorney General Hoar. has teRdered
his recognition. and that the Presi-
dent has minated that be would ask
Senator, Williams, of Oregon to ac-
cept the position of Attorney Geps
eral. .nsfg -
; The Herald's Washington special
says: There seems TO Be 90 doubt
that humber of chauges are on
hand in the Cabinet. Hoar has cer-
tainly resigned his position az Attor-
ney General, and Fish and others,
will probably follow suit. -laa6 aal
The President. Ia conversation'with
some Senators to day. pressed the
determination of getting men around
him as his advisers who are laceepta-
Sic to the Republican party. and in
harmony with It. It is understood
that Hoar's resignation wilt be ac-
cepted dwith9ut delay. shall proba.
bly be able TO morrow to- inform
you Of other changes in the Cabinet.
The excitement In our markets for
-four and wheat yesterday, was some
y hat rernsrkabIe.- The sale of wheat
considerably exceeded d300, 900 busheis.
The French we're large buyers, and
their presence led 20 active lspecula-
tion A further large advance Is mot
impfobable. e SIS Gaask ~ ~ es6
q Great Britain, as it appears byalate
circular, is not getting any foreign
wheat except from the UnitednStates.
The demand at this market for Fhe
continent has interrupted her sup
n lies, and she will soon feel 4 want of
them. Bat the mbst important' fact
i the falling off of the receipts at the
lake ports, which, according-to-t The
statistics, were. for the wee K ending
.lTuue 1Ith. 90 600 bushels of wheat !;
9e 400 barrels of -four or, reducing
the ,,qur to wheat, equal to 309, 600
bhsbr1s of wheat less than for the
corresno uding week last year. This,
in come Stion with an increased de;
.mand can hardly be over, estimated.
The ofices.- Of the Pacific. Mail
Steamship Go m,,a,,"v are not alarmed
for the safety of the Ohauncey.l It
is known that the steamer @on nectlng
with the. Chauncey, outward Douna'
has arrived at San Francisco on
schedule time, so that there is D.
doubt that the Chauncey arrived safe
ly at AspinWall. The Ohauneey
would not leave Aspinwall for New
Z ork until tho regular San Francisco /
steamer Constitution has arrived at
Panams and delivered her passengers
and freight to the Chauncey. There
is no news yet of the arrival of the
Congtitution at Panama The officers
Of the Company believe that both
boats are safe. and that the detention
is due TO- some derangsment of the
machinery Of one or the other.
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COSDy.SsgB FEbEGRAMs


....za.g - ~ S.i FRTDAY, juno II.
Gold close j in New York yestsrday, At
George W. Carr. of jackson County. / as
been nom mated for Congress by the 6e-
Publieansr OF the Second District.
A freight train on the Louisville q Gin
cinnati 81 tort Line Railroad. ran into q
hand car. Instantly killing James DUgan.
County,, b as been hoini q s1GaaI7 for Congress
oy the Re publicalzs orIheThird District.
Rnr q Co.'S tannery, in ". Louis, was
purned yesIgsFrSo ygF "a az morn ng.l Loss $4,000.
oh 10 District, is.ln OaDeiunRti, oh bnsi ness
90 injected with The inn prove meet of I he
Ohio Canal at Louisville. A
One hundred and aIxty- We acres OF ag-
TieGltnrSI ers sollsse I IaVd seT s4as4 70 p
/ LeTtssof Clevelands for sl4.704. s..-.- =.
The Tyenty-hnh annual rnseti ag of the
Ohio Medic e Associ atto1l, u.s. now being
held In Cieveiand. The atteDdance is very
/ large. Nes
Bids for $3.50 O00 worth OF the 81. Louis
Water Works bonds. We're. open ed yester.
day, at the Mayors Office, n-Bhat city. and
the whole awarded TO the National Bank
OF the stateoE Missouri, at ,925ze.
7Nccoole VIII. 20 into. trsfnine 70, hsa
fight with Tom Allen. on No uday, at the
AD0ey race track, 50. Louis. lis train ers
I are DnDHn 1r1cks. James NeaIey and Joe
SSSNA-'ns 39GGlz.1 ast4Wota isa -
A number zof Southern railroad officials
are making an inspection exclusion over
ths Rennsyivania Northern Central Rafk-
road. They visited Pittsburg yesterda ay.
and to-day the oil re gtons, and Will reach
baltimore on Saturday.
y The ann uaI meeting OF the western Uni
Sarlan Conference, was opened at gleve-
Ianus wednesday, with a sermon by the
Rev Robert Collyer. TheiConfefence will
remain IN session during the remainder of
me Week. a large number of delegates
"iSAS PA79SAass aEE fs-tl35ss ..4g ---..-H
Joseph Butts, a notorious Western thief.
was arrested yesterday Inorntng, with two
acconpllces, by Detective TuIIey, OF the
CentfaI Follce OHcS, In New York city,
CO ca Snarged With robbing the Central National
@ @ban o. CleEeIand of so 900. de will be
sent 10 Cleveland. s1gl IA
A Convention of delegatesof Manufac-
tuIefs ana Inventors, OF the North Aineri--
c4n con binenty for the consideration OF
greaL duestlons in which they are mutual
" interested, has been proposed, to Be held,
srlai 'Esxn Z lt xtn1pit1on TO be held in September.
The Hartford Erie Aid BdI passed the
massachusetts, Senate yesterday by q vote
OF q 70 IL with some notifications which
proVlde Tor the COM plettOu of the road to
MllIemantfc, and for a new election of
DlreeS0rs within three months, and for
the compietion of ia work on South Bos-
ton Flats, and that bonds -depos tied se-
curlty FOR scrip yet to be Issued shall not
De exchanged for second mortgage bonds.
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The delegates from the Senatorial
District composed of the counties of
Warrick and Spencer, then collected.
and Msjor e. A. BAKER, of Warrick
County was unanimously nominated
for the State Senate szsiai 4
j, The District composedof the eoun-
ties Of Knox and Daviess, nominated
Ger. LAz. NOBLE. of Knox County.
ed Tire District composed of the eoun-
ties of PoSey and Gibson. nominated
Can't. d. 4. .EMBREE, Of Gibson
Connfv sa1~a A1lAtl ~ slafa.E
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FRIDAY. JUNE II. 1870.
The DIslrIct ConYentIon.

Our full report Of the proceedings
Of the Congressional Convention yes
terday, at Princeton, removes all
necessity for any lengthy editorial
comment this morning. Suffice it to
say that every county in the District
---some of them largely-were repre-
sented, and the proceedings were
characterized by harmony and unity
not often experienced in Conventions
of this character. The nomination
of Captain Fl. O. Gooding for Con-
gress was especially gratifying to the
young men Of the party, who will
work hard and enthusiastically to
secure his elections Captain Gooding
made q short and effective speech,
which madea very favorable impress
sion upon the delegates who had
never before heard him speak.
The nomination of Isaac s. Moore
for Circuit Judge, and G. A. DeBru-
Ter for Circuit Prosecutor. was made
by aeclamation, and seemed to give
excellent satisfaction.
The candidates are all good men,
and il only remains for Republicans
to work to secure their election.
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Before the result of the last ballot
was announced. General Laz. Noble
moved that FL. Clay Gooding be de-
clared the nominee by acclamation.
which was carried With great enthu-
siasm. 49, n
lBaLoud calls for Gooding brought
the young Hoosier Boy to the stand.
and he proceeded to address the Con-
vention at some length. much to the
satisfaction Of the delegates saH3
On motion of Col. Foster, a COM
mittee Of five was appointed to select
Central Committee for the District.
Fl The President appoiated John W.
Foster Of Vanderburgh; Levi Fergu
son, of Pike; w. p. Edison, of Poseyx.
Capt. Smith. Of Davies; and w. J.
Keith, of Warrick. taai
I. The Oomnittee subsequently, re-
ported the names Of the following gen
tlemen for that. committee:
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Judicial NOmInatIOns.
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Major Hynes announced that it was
the desire OF the delegates from the
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit to nom
iuate candidates for Judge and Pros
eeuting Attorney. 81
Warrick County presentedthe name
of Isaac S. Moore. of Warrick. as a
suitable candidate for Judge. On
motion. be was nominated BY accla-
nation. M 90
On motion. g. A. DeBruler was
nominated by aeclamation as can
didate for Prosecuting Attorney Of the
sans Judicial Circuit.
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cuban News.

New YoRKs June l6.-The World.
Havana correspondent writes that an.
other American citizen, Mr.. Joseph
Duary, was seized By the Spanish au-
thorities on the 9th inst, Thrown in
prison, and refused permission to
communicate with any one outside.
BE was on his way from Vera Cruz to
New York. and had touched at Ha-
vana by the merest accident. The
news Of the outrage reached the ears
of COusul General Eiddle, and posi-
bly, something may De done about it.
The executions. of Cubans convict
ed of disloyalty, continues through
out the Island. Two Insurgents, re-
eruiting officers In the Lagua District.
We're hunted down With blood hounds.
and captured.a One of them. named
Terra, was SO badly bitten and man
gIed by the dogs. that when he was
executed, he was unable to stand, and
was obliged to receive the fatal bull
lets sitting Ia a chair.
A runner prevailed at Havana, that
Valmazeda has been routed and killed
near BaVarrO. slese fala
T p
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Congressional Summary.

sAE tWAEHlNGTONt j u0G ~.
,SEEATE.-Corbett, from the Committee
on Commerce, reported a substitutes Tor
the Dill 70 fac1li6ate the transp portation of
european Asfatic and Australian mer-
cnandise 20 interior cities aud across the
Continent of the United States. The SUBJ
stItute only provides for the Transporter
pond. numerous other reports were made
nom committees, Including one from the
committee on Conference on invalid
pension appropriation. stating that the
House of Representatives. after being in
formed of the appoint tn1ent OF new mama
gers on the part of the Senate had, con-
appointed their original Managers and
; the committee did not feel disposed
20 s3,3LI so9nn1s 20 what they considered an In
and thei efore asked to be excused from
IuTJner service. The com mittee was eX-
ee9sea, e1, ana morrill,, OF Maine, Nye and and
son called mp the bill, granting con-
demned cannon for the soldiers monu-
sherman, the bill was made general by
a0tnor1zfng the Secretary OF w ar to deliv-
er 70 any city or municipaltty coudemned
IRON or cannon for soldiers monuments,
where not detrimental to public service
The amended bill was passed. Patterson
catIed up the House bill to establish De-
ing Oil came up as the regular order of
business The Committee Of Conference
on the pension appropriation bills report
cd that they were unable to agree, the
senate insisting on striking out the
approximation OF naval pensions. Af-
Ter considerable debate the House re-
fused to concur, by 66 to SO. The Sergeant
AT Arms was directed to take Patrick
Woooss now IN custody, TO Riehm0nds
there to testify in the murder C ase before
the Hastings CodFt. and after he so testi-
ned, 10 bring aim back to Washington.
wheeler, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
the Pacific Railroad, reported a bill grant
ing to the Utah Central Railroad Com
pany the right cf way through public
and telegraph from Ogden City to salt
Lake City. The bill was passed. Wheeler
also reported bill granting the Island OF
Yerba Buens. or Goat Island, in IAN
Francesca Bay to tho Western Pacific
Railroad ComGany, for a terminus, pro-
Yided ca at half of the island shall be re-
lions and military purposes. Nothing In
The bilI shall inn pair the lawful and edQita-
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Gibson-Capt. r. NJ. J. Miller.
Posey-W. III. Hoggatt.
Warriek-Dr. w. L. Barker.
Spencer-L. s. Gilkey.
Perry-John Huckeby.
Vanderburgh-Wm. Baker.
~ Capt. I. EssIinger.
James III. McNecly.
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rhtra. JaaIclaI CIreall.

The delegates from the counties
composing this Judicial Circuit met
in ConWsntions and put in ne nination
the folioaing candidates.
Circuit J4d.qe.-J. w. BURTON. Of
Daviess County, ,r<l rIte s
$ ProsecutigaG -Attorriey.-W. j Pg-
EFT. Of Daviess County, IS
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At the conclusion of the third
ballot, tile friends Of Col. G. NJ. Allen
and Judge Denny withdrew their
names from the consideration of the
Convention, which Immediately pro-
ceeded to the IH - sanla ua s4 ~