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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01
Sheriff's Sale:
KERSHAW: COUNTY,
I'm The Probate Court

Robert j. Love, and as Administrator,
vs., Eli Twitty, and Margaret, his
Wife, ct al.-Decree.
BY order of James +. Sutherland. Probate;
Judge, will sell in front of the Cndtt House
!n Cathden, On Moi.day the 5th day IfD De
csmber next, one
TRACT OF LAND.
10 this Cohhty lying on Granny Quartz
CreeK, containing Six Hundred and sev-a
and half (GD7 l.2) Acres, more or less
bounded North by Lands late of Col. James
c. Halle, deceased, East by Hugh Young and
James Lote, South by Lands of james Love
and West BY Lands of Hugh Young.
One third Cash, bylance In one and two
equal instruments from day of sale, secured
by personal sureties md mortgage of the
premises. Purchases to ppy for stamps and
papers. J.P. BOSWELL.
Nov. l0.-3t. ....!., SIX, C..
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sc.
Consisting in part of

Consisting in part Of
Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Molaases, Salt,
Mackeral, Cheese Suapi Starch, Candles,
Matches, OYSTERS tobsters, Salmon, Snrdines,
Herrings, Pickles. Canned Fruits, and Veg.
etubes, Capcrs Sauce, Yeast Powders, Pep.
per, Spice, Nutmeg, Ginger, Cinnamon, &c.
: CROCKERYWARE, Nails, Cotton Cards.
Water Buckets, Concentrated Lye, Backing
Washing dnd Choking Sodai EPSON Salts;
Copperas, &c. Fer Sale. CHEAP. by
B. S. KIRKLEY.
S doors North of the Market D..
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Irish Potatoes

AND ONIONS, just arrived. A.splendid
article of Onions and Irish Potatoes. at
' ~ ''''~ KIRKLEY'6.
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D, |, besAUSSURE & CO..,

D, |. besAUSSURE & co.,
offer at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. or
in Exchange for Cotton and other Produce,
Bagging, Bacon Sides. :-.@.
Ties, Shoulders,
--.-- Rope, Hams,
~. ... Bacon Strips, =" dI
:.'..s. 81; rus Bacon Shoulders, =
- - . .s-- Bacon Hams.
Smoked Beef, ~. Rice,
Beef Tonguc5, Flour,
Mackercl, Salt,
Porto Rico Sugar, g.. .-., u,......
Demarara Sugar, .: .........
Refined Sugars, " ..r "
Java Coffee, N. d: Molasscs,
Rio Coffee, W: 1. MolaSses,
Laguira Coffee, Syrups.
Starch, Soap, Soda, -,
Indigo, Spices, Mustard, o
Can. Fish, Sardincs,
Can Fruits, Bottled Jellics;
Preserves, in Bottles, Gingct
Smyrna Figs, ..i~.
e.'.'.- Primes, --i.n""''.
Raisins,
Currants,
Almonds.
English Il American Pickles, all sizes,
Worcestershire and other Sauces.
Walnut, Tomatoes ard Mushroom
katsups, --. -..
Apples, ~'
Oranges; 49, -.
and Cocoanuts,
And nrnrr other article usnallv found
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF KERSHAW.

CoUN VI hE NJ ii y w.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Amelia Elias, and MS Admx., Pm.
Marcus Tubias and Pauline, bis i'''''' .
wife, ct al. n..
+ To Marcus Tobias, and Pauline his Wifi.
Jacob Elias, Gette Elins, Charles Elias, and
VIM d. McDUwall, defendants. ..
You are hereby sumrnbned and required 10
answer the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Peas for the said County, and
to serve copy of your answer on the sub
scribers at their Office in Broad Street, Cam
den. S. C.,withn twenty days after the SER
vice of this SUMMONS. exclusive of the day of
service.
lfyou fail to answer this complaint within
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in this COM
pluint.
SHANNON g. LINING, 90.
-.r p .'a1&flaintlft's Attorneys.
Dated at Camden, S. c.. Nov. &, 1870.
To Marcus Tabins, and Pauline, his wife,
Jacob Elias. Gette EIias. Charles Elias, and
WIN. d. McDowall, Defendants in this case.
Take NUiice-Tliat the summons IN this
action, of which the foregoing is cnpy, was
filed in the Clerks Office in Camden, in the
County Of ,Kershaw, and State of South Car:
olihd, on the 9Th day Of November, A, D.
1870. =
SHANNON e. LINING,
Nov 1SG Plfrs Atty's.
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The interest of Bartholomew Simpson, i'll
ons Tract of Land in this County, on Beaver
Creek, known as the Hammond Place, con-
tainiug Four Hundred and Twenty :toMr
Acres, adjoining Lands of the estate OF }: 3.
Hudson, Jesse Kilgore, e. l.. Dye estate
Lands of JOS Biggart, ct. Al, at the suit OF
Mary 3. johnson, cxecutrix, vs.. D. Simpson
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Louisville Excelsior PIoughs'

EUulSVlliC .LhoOioioi = ioSS
These Ploughs are made of either Cast Iron
or Steel; and are .theibest and cheapest in the
market: Send for price list. Also. Amcs'
and other PloGgbs OF hll prices and descrip-
tions, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters &c.
(Also, always on hand)
Moore's New York Ploughs,
e.. AT S9-BACH.S &. 81. e..
i full stock of PLANTERS and BUILD
ERS' HARDWARE, consisting N pnrt, OIL
EIw,lls' and Bradis' Hoes, Spades, Trace
Chnins, Ases, Nails. of warranted qualities,
Guns, Cutlery and Household Articles
Wholesale anu retail by ..,,,,,,, -. ...
c. KERfAlalusl Il IS s. CO.,
2i9 King Street, (sigu ~ Big Axe)'
Charleston, S. G.
G., KERRIsoN, JR. W. J. AXoN,c e. whGNE
October 6. "h'
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NEW GOODS
Just Arrived.
DRY GOODS, &c.

Consisting in part Of assorted Prints, Delnin,
Phids, Jeans, Kerspys, Bleached and Un-
bleached Shifting, Opera, Printed and Can
ton Flannels, Stripes, Checks, Denims
Ticking, &c, Ladies and Gents Plain and
Ribbed Hose, White and colored Gloves,
Handkerch:efs, Balmorals, Hoopskirfs, Mt
bias, Corsets, Aprons, Neckties, Suspenders,
Shirt Bosoms, Ladies Belts, Head Nets.
Spool Cottun, &c.
Pocket Knives, Pocket Books, Combs,
.Thimbles, Knitting and Sewing Needles, Pins,
&c, Lily White, Fancy Extracts, Pomades,
Cologne, &c. -.
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CANDIES,

CRACKERS, Biscuits, Raisins. Cheese, &c.
KIRKLERY'S.
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Seven head of cattle and three head OF
horses, Mt the suit of Geo. Alden agent, ct.
al. VS., Isaac S. Mattox, to foreclose mott.
1apa - tFI-rr7T" - ~ ..'"
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And every other article usually found
- In 4 we'll selected and full
GROCERY STOCK:

" UUu aHU W I'I"H 'F"tO y ""11 TIT
Ware, =
Witch will be found suitable for Fam
ily and Plantation Purposes,
D. L. DESAUSSURE y co.
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LATEsE,Q QUOTATIONS <
SOUTHERN
IN CHAREsToN, S. c.,
5 ,.sI.
l:;Yz
Broker, No. 25 Broad-st.
DECEMBER %, 1870.

-DECEMbEH 20, lSIu.
STATE SEcuRi1rEs South Carolina, old
@ee-; do'new-@6s do, registered stock,
M6SA -, -5Ntasgs- - = :
Cry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ga, Bonds, "a
Sc; Charleston, 81. c.. Stock, .@5O.-.
do, Fire Loan Bonds,-@66; Columbia,
S. C. Bonds. @e0.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Blue Ridge, first mort
gage, 60. Charleston and Savannah, a60--
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, a IS: Che:
raw and Darlingt OF, ,--as2; Greenvile apd
Columbia, Isl mortgage s5;-do, State gdaf-
,ontee, a6s =, South Gatolina ex.cuupon, aT3;
do. a69. Spartanbprg and Union, a55y7Ik.7.
RhILHUtd- ,SroeKs -Chafleaet CblihiBia
and Augusta.--@4O. Gteenvills. and Coum.
bia. az j. 2: Northeastern, q l3: Savannah and
Charleston, ,a3i. Spiths Carolind whole
shares, u4O; do, half do, a4O.. g; r5m. }
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
Shank of Charleston z -.......-@-l
7*Bank Of Newberry ID
Bank of Camden Recommendation,
Bank of Georgetown. ........S@-
Bank of South Carolina"...,...l0@-
Bank Of Chester. .s,..,..., .....ll@-
Bank of Hamburg. So
Bank State s, Ct, prior to 1861: AGO.,
Bank State s Tissue 1861 & ,6s.3S@-
*Planters q Mechanics Bank of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
*Pcople's Bank Of Charleston. NO.
*Uuion Bank of Cbarleston......-@-
Southwestern 4: r. Bank Of
Charleston; (olD D,.:::::.;..::::t.:: 10
*Southwestcrn r: R. Blink of =.
Charleston, (new).......,:.:..-@-
State Bank of Charleston. ......7@-
Farmers and Exchange Bank
of Charleston !. =. ....2@-
Exchange Bank IF 'Colhmbia. So
Commercial BahkI6f ,Coldmbia,:7
Merchants Bank of Cheraw. ..6@-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield. ......6@-
State of s. C. Bills Receivable: .95.:
City of Charleston Change Bills:y5.
*Bills marked thus e. are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters Of each.
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One Tract of Land in this Comfy, on the
line of Fairfield, near Harrison's old Race
Course and Smyrna Church, containing One
Hundred and Sixty Acres. more or less,
bounded by Lands ofsW. D., Hogan, John
Harrison, John J. Wilson, John Hollis, ct al.
Levied on by virtue of arrest of attachment
and fi. fa. issned thereon 9Th day of NOvcm'
her, 1866, at the suit of w. L. DePass, for
his assignee, VS.. Durham L. Cloud.
&, Terms Cash, purchasers paying for stamps
and papers. j. L. DOSWEtL'
Nov. 10. ST. =. u. y.
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*Bills marked thus (') are being re-
deemed at the Bank Counters of each.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-01
Public Resolution-No 1871


A Resolution to pass to the credit Of the Nationa
ASYLUM for disabled volunteer soldiers the
funds belonging to it for the relief Of sick and
wounded Soldiers
Hes lived by the Senate and House Of Represen
tafives Of the United states If America in Con
gress assembled. That the unexpended ha1sDce
Of the fund created by the seventeenth section Of
tie act approved +. bruary 9Th, eighteen hun
drel and sixty fur, for the beneds Of the sick
and wounded salIiers. shall be transfer ID the
National Asylum FIR Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
for the support Of its benehciaries.
Sec . And be it further resolved, That the
m. neys withheld because Of the desertion of any
person fiom the volunteer forcee 81 the United
States, who il borne on tie rolls as = deserter,
shall not be paid to him except the record Of de.
serticn shall have been cancelled the sole ground
that such record has been made erroneously and
Contrary to the facts, but such money shall be
and remain the property Of the National Asylum
e Di<balded Volunteer Soldiers for the support
cf its beuefciaries.
Approved March I 1870.
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fpublic-No. 81

An Act to protect officials in GOvernmenf employ.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentAtives Of the United States Of America in
Cnxrpss assembled, That no Cl6eer or clerk in the
United StAtes 6avesnment employ shall at any
time soicit Contributions Of other osbcals or en-
ployees in the government service Er gin OF
present to those in . superior ofScial position |;
nor shall any such officials clerical superiors re-
ceive any gift or present offered presented Ia
them q the eontributioa of thee in government
employ receiving less salsry than themselves;
nor shall any oficer o. clerk make any donation
~ q gi:t or present To any O@cial superior. ANY
oecer or clerk violating any Of the provisions Of
this BIN rh.,i h. summarily Discharged from the
Governneas employ.
Approved. February 1, $50.
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An Act to incorporate the Washington Romeo-
paShic Medical Society.
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
vesoata tiyes Of the United States of America in
c ngress assembled, That Tuliio 8. Verdi, Gus
tave W. Pope C. v. Sonnenschmidt. Z. 8. Kim
hall, and Jehu REainerd, aud their associates and
suceessyFs, physicians, be. end they hereby are,
made q corporation by the name OF the flashing
ton Homeopathic Medical Soeie.y, with all the
duties, liabilities, and restrictions set forth in
this act.
SEC :. And be It further enacted, That said
corporation may hold real and personal estate TO
the amount Of twenty thousand dollars.
SEC. ; And he IL further enacted. That the
members Of said society, or such Of their officers
Or members las they shall appoint shall have the
power to practice medicine and surgery and COL
leee their fees within the District Of Columbia.
SEC 1. And bs it further enacted, That the
members Of said society, or such Of their Of1cers
CT members - they shall appoint, sha hase full
power and authority to examine all candidates
fr membership concerning the practice Of sp~cific
medicine and surgery, provided said candidates
shall suetan . ed moral character. and shall
present. letters testimonial Of their
from rome legally authorized medical institution /:
and II, upon such examination. the same eandi-
shall be f0snd qualhed for the practice Of u,edi-
cine and surgery, they shall receive the certificate
ofmemb-rship the license to rrset,ee medicine
surgery within the District Of Columbia.
Sac S. And be il further enacted, hat any
sets a. parts II acts connictiag with the prosis
lon Of this act be- and are hereby, repealed.
Approved. April p. 1870.
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y Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep.
pesensatives u the Unit.d Staaes Of America IL
Cougrs0 assembled. That the rate Of interest
upon jodxDenss Or DEGREES, aud upon the loaa OF
E'rbcaEance Of any money, goods, or ahings in &C.
/! ton, shall continue to be elk dsllars upOn one
hundred dOllaFs for one year, and after that rate
fr greater or less snm, or for longer or shor-
ter time. except - hereinafter provided.
SEC. 9 And be it further enacted. That in all
contracts hereafter to 20 made it shall be Lawful
that the rate If ten per cent per annum. or any
less sum. Of interest shall b. taken and paid
upon every one hundred dollars Of money loaned,
or in any manner due and owing fr0m any person
or cprporafiun in this District.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That il any
person corporation in shis District shall Con-
tract to receive greater rate Of interest than ten
per cent. upon any contract in writing, or six
per cent. upon any verbal contract, such person
corporation shall forfeit the hole Of said interest
contracted to BE- received, and shall he entitled
only % recover the principal sum due to such
persOI " corp ration.
SIC. 4. And be it further enacted. That IL any
person or corporation within the District Of CO.
iumba shall directly or indirectly take or receive
any greater amount Of Interest than Is provided
for in this act, upon any contract or agreement
Whatever, it shall be aw full for the person. his
personal representative, the cnrPO aton paying
the same to sue for and recover all the interest
paid upon any such contract or agreement from |
the person or his personal represent stiv-s. or |
from the corporation ring such unlawful |
interest Provided. That tie suit to recover |
back such interest shall lie brought within one \
year after such UnlW full interest shall have been
paid or taken.
SEC. S. And be It further enacted, That moth |
ing in this act Contained 81 all be Construed to
,hsnge the general laws In { rec in relation to |
banking associations Otgsnized under the act to /
provide = national currency secured ty pledge /
4 United States bonds and to provide for the cir
.ulation AID redemption Thereof, approved June
hree, eighteen hnnd, ej and sixty -fcur.
Approved, April -. 1870.
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A Resolution to extend the pcrt Of entry Of the
ea,slsrfiur district Of New Orleans I
Re~sived BY The Senate and Hca-e Il Repre-
senfafives Of the Chit. States VI America In
Congress assembled, That the limits Of the port Of
N~v Orleans - . port IL entry b enlarged and
EXTENDED to include Ill that portion Of the
parish VI jefferson, left hank, in the State Of
louisisna. lying between the Nisssippi river and
Lake ronschartrain. and between the upper line
of the parish of Orleans, lrft bank, and . line
running parallel theresO eommss.ci0g ~ the
Nisss.srPt river, at the upper he " the city u
Sec 2. And b IL further 70 oived, That this
resolution shalI take eject fren and after the
dass u its pafs.Ra.
Approved February 2, 1870.
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l0g1l0ALl
LAwS o. Fu4 uHITBD STATES
PasseS q ehe Sscoad Sessions Of tie Fsvty-
fiSse Congress.
CIIINA-ls0.
AD,sflcNAI ARslclRS 10 faR fRxAIY BI1WIRN n
uN1IKD MANS AxD CT liza. or yuHR Is. 1855.
A PROCLAMATION.


PROCLAMATION.
nov N 900 hrsvecr n, United sac. n Am~r
m md - Tn.rsnr Inu,re sisued At Tienfs,r
IN. lA,h d.v Of Juce. 1855. we're CON luded aud
.ieped bv tSsir pI-oi..oee.tisries at Washington
- n. jssA Az ~ j.Iv 1854 vhieh ..,,Iisior,l
artieIe. srr- vOr.i fr word. q folIous:
Asidi,ueal articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted s..,s: Of {. *%sris. and the Ia Thing Empire
Hherers eincs the conclusion of the treaty. be-
tv.,o sae United States Of America and the Ia
TSanv Hmpir, 0.ninal Of The 18th Of June 1855
eirrr.stances have ri-en shovinx The necessity
C.;,sd Sesse. AMI III. august soyer.i y o, The IA
rs;n~ Rmuire have named E,r their plenipoteDtia
ri.s 70 vit: the President Of the I'm ted States of
s,sd his Majesty the Emperor of China, Anson
Eariinxame. accredited rs his Envoy Extraordinary
aud Minister Plenipotentiary. and Chin Hang and
Sue ChiA-Ku Of the second Chinese rank ascot
.,d the ssii SIcnipotcnri,ries. after having *.
changed their full powers, found to be in due and
prosper form, have agreed upon the following arii-
rIee:
Asrcls l. His Majesty the Emperor Of China.
bein.: Of he opinion that, in mixing concession.
u tks etfnsns or subjects o. foreign powers Of the
privilege Of residing on certain tracts Of land or
r-,ortiS. 60 certain waters Of that empire for pur-
-, of tr.3e he has by NO mean, rrl;nnu.bei his
.,rss a. eminent dam.in Or a.%ini'. over the sand
Isaj s.h waters hereby agrees that NO such co.,-
,.,.on or rrant shall be con.,l ue.l to give to anv
power or psrty which ma, be . war with or hos
t;Ie 4, tbe Hated states the rirt tn atr>ek the
s,tissns Of tho United states or their property
within he s.ii lands or waters. And the United
.r.ies f,r Themselves. hereby agree 10 abstain
fn. ~6.n,;vey attaekjnv tse citizen, or eubjects
~ .nv D.vsr Or p.rtv or their rranertv With
x,;-S he, ~ L. n ~ar n, .nr .nch ir,cs 81 I
;..S - 80. r. The rid .,r nire pnr ,o.b;nc in
,n;s sr,;cls .i,., =, em.sruei 10 nreyent the I'M
ia Ss.s~. fc.n rrs.,in, an ,.t.rk n, .rv LossiI.
pswer Or party upon their citizens or heir prop
erty Il Is farther agreed that if any right or in
forrest h any tract Of LAM il China has been o. 1
snail hereaffer - granted BY the gnves nment Of
China 10 tho United States or their citizs ms for
purposes Of trade commerce. that grant shall in
M svsst beesnstrae6 e. divest the Chinese author
siss q their right Of Jurisdiction persons and
property with n sid tract Of land, except TAR
thai right may have been expressly relinqui=he1
Ly trea'y.
A1nci1 II. Ths United States Of America and
his Majesty the Emperor Of China. believing that
s> sAfcey and prosperity Of commerce i'll thereby
L<se DO prunas.d agree that any privilege or i'm
ua.iey in respect totrade OF nasg .tion within the
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Stasn.
Axssms VII. he United States. always dis-
s.Ai0iag - discnarsGinx all practices u unnecss
sssy AceAe5na and saserventioo BY na1isn in the
sfsiss - drasstie saininiss, afioa of shes. do
hsrsby freely tisclsim and disavsw any in'entioa
&c sigks o. iniesv. ne in the donessic admnistIa-
sssa ofCA-oa IN regard to the enssructi0a Of rail
80 ss,egyayhs W other MAIZE ial internal i'm
,ssseassss. o., The other hand. his Majesty, the
a2sgsr d CANA resrrves tn hin,seli the right C
6~ci1P H. time ash - INNER and circu1-tans e q
issru1ueiox sssrh Improvements within his domia-
isss wiah slis ssuisal understanding Il = agreed
- ~ eafractirK - ties that II a. any tim here
her his iapeTial u .j-sty tLali determine 10 CO
..rues q enass b nstSUcted wusks a the char
Arsse 0onssro~d within the empire. ana dali
make aepliraaios O. the United stssesor any other
seos HUsr kr Or ilis to carry Oss that poaicy.
sne CoisoA keases vii. n sh,t eAe, 6rsienase and
assluae sui4,h1e snGi. sess D, - eupsoys BY the
hiasus - esaDese. anA vill seeu0msaA 90 othee
s,si&s - sqsal coGpsi.aee With s1eA apeatenatoa.
- CAiaeao gp1esn0eot d thaf ease projecting
r~eA eapiss-ss u shs'S pss1sae - psupsrty. Cd
pay6uR skeD Q rsADpanbie eo0poant6no 1og their
.rsvtso.
DAas = W..hiaesss The tvsssy-eigksA ~ III
July. = ~ ys.g = - LaE1 80 thsanna stgAs
As1Es1 - dxsy-SlkAG
-.a.,A vAss.sl - ssapsesivs p'suip.esssiasso|
hsso signs6 - sssaey - ekseseo s0xs4 ~
D,sh - ahsir 0ns.
isaSl WIIlIAD q. 0WAAD
AMOS DUDkluoA0k
!apAa.1 CD0-kAh0. .H
SEE C0lA-KU.
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An Act to incorporate the Washington Eomeo
pashic Medical Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER a. 1870
WAR MISCELLANY.
A PROPHETIC QUEEN.

The Queen of Holland, Immediately after the
cession Venetia, and while the In Bobema was
still going on, wrote to the Emperor Napoleon the follow
Ing letter. "July 10, is66You give way to strange de-
lusiOns! Your prestige has been damaged during
the last fortnight than during the whole continuance Of
your reign Allowing the feeble 10 bc destroyed you let
the nsolence and brutality Of your next DeghbOr grow
10 agant proportions You accept present ana
you don't know how TO give good word 10 him who pre-
sents il to you regret that You think me Interested IN
question: and that do not the fatal danger 81
one powerful Germany and powerful Italy II js the
dynasty which Is threatened, and Il IL that which must
bear the consequences say this because II me luth
which You will learn too late Do not think That the mis-
fortune which Oyerwheims me in the dyastcr OF my cOu
try makes unjust snspicons Venetia coded, you
must old Austria march the Rhine, and impose your
conditions. Let Austria be slaughtered and you com
NIT not crime, but mora bunder This, perhaps, IS
my last letter would however, consider myself want
ing and old aud sincere friendship If did MOI say
one ost time the whole truth. do not expect thai 10
will he listened to; wish to be day able to
that did everything to prevent the ruin OF what in
spircd with much faith and Affection