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u ..LEGAL EI5.i 1TENpER. DECISION. e, j!
Debts Contracted Before the Passage
Of. the Act Payable in Gold.
Opinion of Chief Justice Chase. .
-r- nm NLannEnrnN Fnll, z.

.SFAANSA ~ StAA9A - NA'sASS SAAeN-SNf
aoa wNa WASHINGTON, Feb!7. :
The opinion delivered to-day by Chief
Justice Chase on the legal tender question,
Is very long. He closes US follows; " ''t.
"None probably could be found 10 con.
tend that an act enforcing the acceptance
Of fihy or seventy.fve acres Of land In
satisfaction Of q contract. To convey one
hundred acres would ti6t come within pro-
lection against the arbitrary deprivation
Ofpropcrty.' WGconfeS8 6hrselvea unable
to perceive any solid distinction be-
tween such an act and an act compelling
all citizens 10 accept, In satisfaction. of all
contracts for money at ! or I per cent, or
any. other, proportion less than the
whole Of the value actually due, &C.
cOrding to their terms, 1t Is diff
cult TO conceive what act would take
private property without process Of
law If such an act would not We
are obliged TO, cOncede that. an act
making mere promises to pay dollars q
legQl tender in payment Of q debts pre-
Viously contracted, ts. not q means appro-
pirate, plainly adapted and really calcu-
lated to carry into effect any express
power vested in. Congress- that such an
act,is inconsistent with the spirit Of the
Constitution, and that Is prohibited by the
Constitution. 1t is-inot surprising that
amid the tlIlult Of the late civil war,
and under the influence Of apprehen.
sions for the safety Of tho republic al
most universal, different views never
before entertained by American states
men or jurists were adopted by many.
The time was not favorable to conslderate
reflection upon the constitutional limits Of
legislative or executive authority. Il
power was assumed from patriotic motives
The assumption found ready justification
in patriotic hearts. Many who doubted,
yielded their doubts; many who did not
doubt, wcro silent; some who were strong
lyayerse TO making government notes o
legal tender, felt themselves constrained to
acquicsce IN the views Of the advocates Of
tho measure; not n few who then insisted
upon It's necessity or acquiesCed In that
view, have since the return OF peace and
under theinhuenCe Of Calmer times recon-
sidered their conclusions and now concur
in ntheviewswhich wehaye just announced.
These conclusions seem to US to be duly
sanctioned by letter and tho spirit Of the
Constitution, We arc Obliged, therefore, to
hold that tho defendant In error was not
bound TO receive from the plaintiffs cur.
rcncy rendered to hin IN payment Of their
note made before the passage Of the act Of
February 2JtIl, 1859. It follows that the
Judgment Of the Court Of Appeals Of New
Yofkmust he affirmed" :" -'''.a'''.'''''.
Justice Miller dlssentcl from Tie DE-
CiSlnn. .'.".,i0.' ~ or -
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abettors Of the deed. People of all par.
ties denounce the act. The Governor has
placed the entire police force In motion
and De ROdes has offered n reward Of one
thousand dollars for the arrest Of the cul.
pablo parties who If found will be tried
by drum head court martial and executed
within two hours after the sentence is
passed. The victims Of this unfortunate
affair arrived here from New York sever
al weeks ago to open cosmetic and per.
ftmery store for Lauman & KemplG.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

New YoRK, Feb. Z.
The Star has the following cable telo-
gram: -. .iue
.a LONDON, Feb. midnight.
Mr. Austin, the representative of a
large American Shipping Company, has
concluded the purchase Of the Depart.
ment Government Dock Yards. 1t b
specially intended for iron ship building.
LONDON, Feb.7. Z"
The re.assembllng of Parliament to-
morrow forms the theme of conversation
and newspaper comment. Tho general
impression Is that while tho Admlnistrai
lion Is overwhelmingly strong and the M
latter will be to create diversions In the
Liberal ranks.
English funds are advancing In expecta.
tIon Tint there will be heavy flow Of
bullion to the Bank Of England this week.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. :.
AA1ire broke out this morning in the
frame tenement house belonging to Jas.
Shorter, oil tie alley between Main and
Walnut and Fiflh and Sixth streets. The
prompt, action Of the fire department
saved Tho valuable adjacent property.
The tenement house was not destroyed,
hut the contents were dCluged with water.
Tho total loss Is not over & 900. al.
Collector Williams Of Dayton, seized a
quantity Of whisky for nOn.payment Oi
tax. Arnold &Do6bIns' distillcry refused
to my for the purpose Of testing the legal
ity Of the fOrty-eight hour fermentation
tSIlh ... .r... .l. ..|.. u ..
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ELsRwl1ERR may be found letter
written by Dr. A. :. BaneR 5pfl qlSHlfRR, IN
burg, q l2ouatSGtng tho feasibility and advan,
tages ofan extension Of the MonOugRhela
Valley Railroad up the West Fork Valley
and thence over, ia Weston, to Charles
ton. We have some knowledge Of fhs
nyto aid region t4d en-. .enflOrss fEaf !dsf'
the doctor says Of II.
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rrRxs or FHE WEEKLY.


E CINCINNATI, FebEuAry7.
FLoUR-Stehdy; family at S5 9O664O.
GRArt-Wheat- Unchanged. Corn-Dull At
796T8c, OAts-Dull; mixed At 6Oa1Qc; white At
St655c. Ry0-Stc8dy at $4,000, Batley-Un.
changed.
COrroN-QuiCt; mIddIIngs at 24Hc, ...
ToBAcCO-Firm; sales of84 hhds,
HoasHFira as Ss asos 90 for live; aud Sioa $50
10 u for dressed. ~
PROVISIONS Mess PoFk-At &97. Bulk
Meats--Held at lie for shoulders; 14614kc for
clear RIB sides; and tS6i4kc c for clear do, but
no sales. Bacon-Held at t9Hc for ShouldeBi
16k0l6k kc for clear rib sides; and l66196e for
clear, with fair demand at tho inside quotations,
Sugar cured hams at I8K6l9Xc.
LARD-lIeld at 1bN6Gl6k &c IN tho morning, bat
could have been bought at l60l6c at the close 10
some extent,
BuTTER-UnchAnged
CHEESR-Unchauged
OILs=LInsced oIt-Hell at 9t69Sc. Lard. OIL
AT 81 sol y. PctrolCum-At1ic for reAHed
GROCERfEs-U Unchanged.
GOLD-100A buying.
ExCuAEOE-Dulla at l.1O discount buying.
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,NAaHYILLE;

~ aI..au' NASANtLLE, FeO. T.
Owing 10 tic freight blockade at Chat.
tanoOsG no freight for points beyond that
city will be taken by theFNRslIville and
Chattanooga Railroad for the present. 7
Ed, Wise, late bookkecper Of MessrS
Craighoad, BreSt & Gibson, committed
suicide this morning by taking laudanum
No cause Is assigned. His friends believe
he toOk An overdose unlntentionally.
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HoN. JAMES F. W1LsON, Of Iowa, Is
talked of In Washington as the coming
man for II place on the Supreme Bench.
Hc Is now in the Capital, and Circum.
stances indicate a probability that he may
be appointed. Some of the Missourians
have been pressing the claims Of Senator
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New York Produce Market.

.-...,t .-.--.,t. . NBW YORK. t6DFuRfy I.
CoTEoN- N-pall and dropping; SAlCS GOO bales at
953fc for mlddllng uplRndS.
FL0uR-CloSCd dull and shade lower.
GBAIN-Whe In buyers hvOr al
81 1411 l8 fOf No. 2 spring, and 81 2Etbl y Tor
winter ECd and amber. Rye-Dull and nOmina!
Oata-Dul ct 6I6S8c for western. COn-DnlI
Gt 9069lc for new mixed.
PR0yBIoXa-M Pork-Qulet at $9S Is ior
mesH 6ales 800 barrels meSs, seller April, at $S0,
aud buyer April At t98 30. Beet-steady with q
moderGts business, Cut MOat4-Nomlnll. Ia.
con- Moderate request; prlees Alighty In buyers
favor,
LGRp.-QuIet and heavy for prime steam ior
February lbSc bid, and l5Hc GREOd; for March
iS$c bid, and l5Kc asked.
Eoos-In taIr request without change.
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HAVANA.
street Assault on a Party OF Ameri-
canSs-One Killed and Two
Wounded :. Excitement .Ns
Over the Outrage. .a

canosaOh0 A1Ile0 ana Two
Wounded :. Excitement ,'s
Over the Outrage. .,5
agu''1'7 HAVANA, Feb. Z.
Yesterday morning about II o'clock,
four Americans, Isaac Greenwalt, Henry
X. Foster, Hugh johnson and Gardner
Wells, all OGNew York, were on their way
to visit q photograph gallery. They In!
tended having their pictures taken, and
all wore blue nccktlcs. Near the Tacon
Theatre they were stopped by man, who
poi1ted, v their .necktles and addressed
the tRei in m excited manner in
Spanish. None Of lthb rArty un.
dcEtNnding the language no answer
was returned. The unknown man then
took out a revolver and fired upon them.
Greenwalt was shot and killed. Foster
and johnson were severely wounded. tho
latter Is In n precariOus condition. Wells
was unhurt and run Eur. his Life. The man
who fired the shotS disappeared ImmS
Cliately, and Is unknown. The indignation
Of the Captain General At the outrage
Is very great, he has called on all the
leading officers Of the law to use every
means 10 discover tho perpetrators and
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BALTINORR, FebruAFyT.
FLouR--FaIr to active; prices weak but not
quOtAbly low. -.f,. -...
GRAIN-W -WhCat-Stcady and unchanged Corn
PlovISIOEs-MeSs POFk-Quiet at $96. Bacon
Outlet; rib sides, lGci clear rib, l6Xc; shoulders,
l8c; hams, l9620c. .I' ''''' III 80
LARD-Dull at l6k4l7Ac. ,I ti
b WHIsRY--Ffrm At 96699c. mi .-r5t-
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River and Weather,

CINCINNATI, Feb & J
River fallen since Saturday two feet
seven inches; seventeen feet ten inches In
the channel, Weather cloudy; tllcrm0m.
eter thlrty.One degrees,
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ROME.

Nl.70NI-I ~. ~ ROME, FebT.l1
The Ecumcnical Council will soon dc.
libetate on the opportuneness Of discus.
Sims on the dogma Of PaFal infallihility.
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A Daily, Weekly and Weekly RsPablirAn
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moro than seventeen years ago, has bven recOG
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New 'lyG York Money and stock Market.

The Supreme Court decision on the legal tender
question was the great subject. OF discussion In
financial circles this Afternoon. The deelsOn, as
undCslobd in Wall street. Is thAt the legal tender
act wAa Justified BY war, bnt that Congress had no
power 70 issue my more legal tender notes and
that all contracts mAde before 1899 are 10 be paid
In coin. In this shape the decision IN certainly
very important one, but Its influence on values
wa6 remarkably slight. The decision makes some
hundred OF millions Of railroad bonds and an I'm.
rnGnse aggregate Of State and city bonds payable
in eUln, both principal and intercst-thc Interest
Of which for eight ycaFs has been paid In green.
backs. Payment OF internal on principal since
1863, having been accepted by creditors, will not
be affected by the decision, except where money
has been accepted under protest, accompanied
with demAnd for the gold, which cases are Of
eourSo very exceptional. 1t ~ perhaps not I'm.
probable that some Of the poorer States with
heavy debts, As North Carolina and Tennessee,
being unable TO provide for thelF debts even on a
currency basis, may bO driven by this decision
into open repudlation, pleading the act Of the Su
prene Court as imposing on them obligations
which thBy could not honor. ~
The price Of gold advanced III tho morning on Q
private telegram nom Warrington TO tho effect
that the decision would be In favor Of all con.
tracts mAde beiorD 1859 being payable In coin,
but when the other part Of tho decision was
known this afternoon the price Of gold declined,
from the fact that Congress under the decision
cannot i,suS any noEs lsgal iepderS T6e OF! on.
road Company have agreed TO give formal Gu.
gagement to observe In tho future all tho rules Of
the Stock Exchange relative to the registration
Of stocks and notification OF tic exchange Of oil
new Issues Of shares or Of convertible bOpIlA
and this being all that II required by tho govern.
Ing ebmnltt6e condidonAlly to the replacing Of
the stock on call, 1t Ia presumed It Will to.htor.
row be again restored 70 its former position on
the Stock Exchange, Now York Central stock
and scrip declined ~ 10 2 per cent owing to the
fact that tho company has g, 100000 Of bonds
failing due very soon, which were issued before
1854. Spectators Jumped 10 tho conclusion that
the bonds would have TO be paid In Eold, and
hence tho depression In shares Tho decline In
New York Central had depressing Influence on
tho balance Of tho shares. Tho list OF pdces
were lower, but not to any great extent.
MONET-Easy at t8b per cent for call loans,
and 7GS per cent for prime business notes.
STERLING-Firm at 108H@IOgyS. r..-...
GOLD-HeaYy aud lower. under the Supreme
Court decision; opened at f2i, and closed 1T 100.
Carrying rates 500 pcr cent. ClcaranCes 49,
100000.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Lower. bat closed steady.
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SPAIN.
MApnIn, FelI.7.

'UT = Nl' n H1NUIIUI HVU' U 7
1t IL understood that the treaty Of peace
between Spain and the Spanish Republics
will he signed Immediately. u. j. ~ 'm
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The House yesterday passed rcsolu'
tion to expedite service Of notice on Judge
Harrison, but 1t was not acted upon in, E Tie
Senate. rs . ar.I, a.s"ra -!
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BrOCKB-ThO market during The most Of the
day was strong and advanced generally. Lake
Shore WaV freely bought BY brokers who usually
however tho market was 1G2 per cent lower IN
Vanderbllt'a ShAreA and Lake Shore, but the hal.
Ance OF tho list was not down In the same proper.
tIou. Business to-day was mor0 active and bet.
ter distributed than foE HOne time, while ductuh.
lions Wefe frequent. Miscellaneous khArea lower
Express stocks dull and lower. Western Union
Telegraph, IS; Adams Express, O.; Wells, Fargo
& Co, 0H; American 3tH; United States. 81;
Paclde Mall, 40K; New York Central, COX; Erie,
aSH; Harlem, l4S; Hudson scrip, 95If; Reading,
S N1aSgEa Csnsse IS Lake s sa9Fe
western, ny; do. preferred Sax; Rock Island,
ii7k; ST. Paul, %; do. preferred 81; Wabash, ~;
Fort Wayne, e9k Z; Terre Illute %: Chicago 4 Al.
ton, llTi; Ohio b Mississippi, 28X; New jersey
Central9 93j<; Cleveland, Columbus b Cincinnati,
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NEw YoRK, FebruaryT
There I'ltts or no animation In this branch Of
busIneNa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-11-11

After full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above FRS
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT
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TOBIAS L. SMALL of Raymond, in the county of
Cumberland and State Of Maine by his mort
gage dated August 49, 1859, and recorded In Cum
berland Registry of deeds book 1857, page 43, con-
veyed 20 Alexander Strout, OF said Raymond, the
following described parcels OF land, all situated in
said hammond, to witt
A certain parcel OF land situated in lot numbered
ten in the thirteenth range OF lots in RAYMOND and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the most souhery
corner of said lot; thence N. w. range line seven
teen rods and nineteen links to a bunch of White
Oak bushes; thence north 45}o east TWENTY-FIVE
rods and fifteen lnss; thence north 81 vest seven
rods and three links thence north 15to east seven
teen rods aud eighteen links; thence north n httle
cas- erly on stone wall to land owned by Francis
SmaPs heirs; thence on said heirs line to check line
between lots nine and ten; thence ON sad check
line to corner first named, containing twelve acres
more or less
Also another piece of land commencing at the
most westerly corner OF lot numbered nine in the
18TH range of lots in said Raymond, thence south
easter on the range line thirty three rods; thence
north 40 east fty-eght rods and six links; thence
norm 4Io west to the side line of said lot; thence
soufn westerly said side line to the place of be-
ginning, containing twelve acres more or less.
, Also another parcel, beginning az a split rock
the road leading from the Sper School House, so
called in Raymond to Churchill corner in said town,
thence following a stone wall northeast fourteen
rods to split stone the range line thence on he
range line to the road first mentioned, thance on
said road to the first mentioned bounds
Ana public notice is hereby given that Claim n
foreclosure OF said mortgage Tor breach OF the con-
diiions thereof. ALEXANDER STROUT.
November 5, 1870. noVIdlav3wM7,l4,2l
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Poetry.

for the Press:
rhe ilarber;s Chair.
The morning sunbeams shine within
The little from, 20 cheer and bright.
Where many rare and curious things
Are glowing in the mellow hgh''
j And gAily midst the bright array
As If rejoicing at the store
small canary sweetIy sings,
And hops upon the sanded floor;
And opposite the merry bird,
. with open arms and easy air
As If inviting to q seat,
10 me 1t is q chair OF state,
Although not decked with arms or gold
Where I've discussed the nations fate,
Where the great traitors sins foretold.
Here many lordly one OF earth,
Hath haply been condemned or praised;
And those who sit on high o'erthrown,
And those who lowly sit appraised;
4, Here patriot soma have oft bees blessed,
And tyrants hidden to beware,
And many youth has been reclaimed,
L. Here in my cushioned BARRIERS Chair!
Tne city doctor oft comes in,
With placid nien and measured tread,
Anu blnks Wlthln us welcome arms,
And rests av lille his weary Lead;
The city lawyer young and smart,
Hath hero harrsngued the gathering crowd.
And talked of politics and State,
z And law, In accents brusque and loud!
Ans even the reverend one, whose soul
s. Within the pulpit scar. in prayer,
= 1t may be hath at times forgot
y Elm calling in our Barriers Clair.
And many who have wandered far,
Rave told with satisfactory air
Their ventures DER and Ger again
While sitting in our cosy chair;
And ahi It's cushions have been pressed
= By not a few for whom we weep
~. Good hearts and true, who quietly
Sleep meath the sod their final sleepl
We never more shall see their fornA,
Or with kind words dspel their care
Thus msmery's fondest spells arecast =
around my cushioned BARRIERS Char!
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Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that Ralph Kelly
OF Portland, in the county of Cumberland, and
state of Maine, conveyed to me in mortgage on the
first day OF July, A. d. 1868, by deed of that date
certain parcel of land situated in Westbrook, in
said County, fronting the north side of the outlet
OF Back Cove, being lot numbered twenty-five on a
plan Of land formerly of Peter Noyes. recorded in
the cumberland Registry OF Deeds, in book g. page
436 and 49, being the same conveyed to said Kelly
by Mary Moves and Others by their deed Of April 25
in said registry of Deeds book 24
800; also a email parcel OF flats adjoining the fore-
goirg. conveyed to said Kelly by William M. Merrill
BY his deed OF May %, 1858 recorded in said Reg
istry OF Deeds, book 269, page 1877. subject to the
privilege of crossing the fats reserved in said last
named deed, said Key's deed to me being recorded
in SAID Registry Of Dees. book 1863, page 109 to all
of which records reference may be had for fuller
description of said premises.
And whereas the condition of said mortgage has
been broken. by reason thereof hereby claim a
foreclosure of said mortgage
ALFRED G. CONVERSE,
NATIONS & FOX, IS Middle Street,
oc26-nov2-9 Attornes for Mortgage.
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FALL RIVER LINE

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
1ngton. and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Tauntsn, Fail River and Newvert-
CABIN, $500; Deck $500 Baggage CHECKED
new York trains leave the Old Colony and Nav.
port RAILWAY Depot, corner OF South and Knsess"A
etsday, Sundays excepted as follow: A. ~
nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes In sdvsrrs ~
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Roston
az SaO "A, connecting at Fall River With e.
new ana magnificent steamers PnovIDxHcD CnDt.
~ ~; M M: summons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. Simmons.-
coats on the sound built expressly for epeed ssftv
and comfort. This line connects with All the SoutS
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New Yori eoins
Steamers. 0 oA's
'"ro shippers OF Freishs.v this Line. With
us ney and extensive depht accommodations In Boz
TON ana large pier in New York. texcluavely for the
ria9 OF me Lnel supplied with tacilites ter
Helght and passenger business which cannot be- sur-
passsc; Freight always taken at low rates and for
warded with dispatch. ~ ~ Ao'-
new YORK Express Train leaves Boston At 1 IN p
u; goods arrive In New York next mofnipr abont 4
M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at GAS AM.
FOR tickets, berths and steterooms, applv At thu
e9mpany.s once Ct No Old State House, corner Of
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Newport Railroad Depot, corner of South AMI knee
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, (sundsys excep.
sd) from Pier 30 North River, loot Of CbsmSpr
ct. at 500 p u. O--'1
Ono. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight AGENT.
JAMES FISK, JR., Presiient
ri. R. sIMONs, Managing Director Narrasspss,s
Steamship Co.
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