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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-05
TELEGRAPAIG.
w AS GTO N.
Rehabilitation of the Navy.
Status of Georgia Unsettled.
Gold Banks and NickeIS.
The North Carolina Election
Tennessee Judicial Elections.
Tennessee Judicial Elections.
THE JUDICIAL ELECTIONS,
Coffee County
Special TO the Union and American.

Coffee County,
Special TO the Union and American.
TULLAHoMA, August 5.-The follow
ing is the vote at this precinct, the
strongest Republican precinct in the
county. Nelson II, Deaderick 76, Nichol-
son II, Turney Sc, Sneed 76, Freeman 76,
Nilligan %, Wheeler % Wiserer "a, Trim
BILE "a, Hawkins %, Smith 90. For Chan
eIlor: Marks Il, Bright A. Circuit
Judge: W P Hickerson: 1O1. For Alton
ney General: Gift 40, Holman sc.
The fifth district of Coffee county gives
for the Supreme Bench ticket, one, the
other ticket Il. Fer Chancellor Marks
Il, Bright 8. Attorney General Holman Sc.
Cliff 2s.
Franklin County.
The seventh district of Franklin county.
with one exception the strongest RepubI-
can district in the county, gives for the
Supreme Bench ticket, 1G for the Republi-
can ticket to % against.
Sumner County.
Special to the Union and American.
GALLATIN, Tenn, Aug. 4, 9P M-Heavy
vote here, but the final CONT will be too
late to telegraph. Russwurm probably
elected Circuit Court Clerk. So far as
counted out the vote is divided between
Smith and Barry, Stark and Rice.
Shiloh precinct, near Gallatin, gives Smith
50, Barry "a, Stark 80, Rice 123
Hamilton COunty--nemocrari nv
GOO.
Special to the Union and American.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 4.-Chatta-
nooga was not counted at II P. NJ, but
will stand $50 majority for the Democratic
Supreme Judges. For Chancellor Key,
Oemocrat) has GOO in the city to Trewhitt,
(RadicaD 400. The county has gone Dem
ocratic by not less than GOO majority, ex-
cept Vinson, a Conservative Republican,
who is probably elected Circuit Court Clerk
by small majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-05
TIL e wy a R A..

& - 1Ez W. - "a g
The PariSianS Less SanguiheD
English Bank Rate Advanced.
Danish SympathyWith France
Hungary Wants Neutrality
The Importance of Saarbruck
The Disarmament Dispute.
Another King for Spain.
Later Details from SaarbruCk
PrUSSianS Storm WeiSenburg
French Driven off the Field
Decisive PruSsian Victory.
More Hot Work Ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

v.,, ho, vas sold in x hours via By BELTS Pdeoh all Ohio
hsep SIS beat b. 2 Of 8 II, t 253 offs 10, at
81 i8i per cwt sud s62 Of 730Sl 10. at To- .
Kase Hauver Sheep 6i 10 f9c; PIG Of g 10
s Of 70 H. &C. 100 OF n To- 80 ga ewS aud 40 hae Wool
g. ID. a &c. -
Az Hume Elliott sold ITO State sheep 10 ~ &c
o. Ohio q 10 Ie; 29 weight Ic 80 Of 3 ~ 2G O'
SO o. ~ 81 ID Isc. and 1916 Of 39l b. 81 Be-
j. Kirby los Leep U2 b. at6s and 81 Of SO H. at
81 y cwt - 49,
McGiaS Reid sold 23 sheep. 81 b. atG and COZ Pa cS
n dc
Al F Bliss Dimck seld Of hne stock fat,ened
W. Chamerhu Livingston County " l., 20 head 100 H. at
5se geo Of us H. aud 5l5 of same weight NJ 9e
Hogs recer somewhat yesterday, and rallied again to-day but are
s;rog Glpc singe syed Two
or so lead In bogs ~ is n yesterday o Dressed sold at
l2lc Cor heavy lelc 2.c for hsht hogs Western
dressed are quoted at lls ollie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS.

fFh I' "tton IN moderate demand and prices firm
ii ,,e,s. =, s TO Ay 2os baes sales .2 isig; To-
wee $50 bales; 10 baleH
pssi s'"cs fs5 bslrs receipts Uf te ek AOt
70 Treat Britain Oi bales; continent SO bsle,
81 Iff bates sales Of the bales sork on hand
f'ss'l baiesi sses to-day. 20B hslss - N - N'
A. fr zStetoa duil: Ajdhgs nat rreeins to-
e"a~isr 10 bales; bales; erports 10 t,r,at
srs Sale. 80 bales net receipts the week l3 bales
S hAles; total 1891 bales; ,riisip
'si AAes ''so' psrs, st"fk, IZ.yOf
tse -co,ion dnl aud prices unchanged. Low Nddnr
sss. 81 h.,s Sp bales Professionalism 35' haes
~ eAesi sales, 90 bales stock sUi9 bales -
"lLnlSstoS n e.. feA 25--Cetop duli d,oo,n,
ss. sss hs I receipts Of The week go hses sIsorts-e
s.'gs sAse sSi bAes stock aanf 4 gls k.lrs
"a fse zSCoos qulr, saa sssir MlIus "a, q
5yl6
hales e1ports-to h,eTpeal 205O bal@., 10 Hay,s
81 20 ave 20" bales Net receipts Of The w,.l
WV ' '"s'Nhe l|f ozies; total. t6s5 hsis.; ertets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Fgs -l44 bales Cotton pkgS Ashes, pigs Betssar 80
bhlS flour Wheat $50 bush Corn. 65 bush Oats 5i
bush Barley 3 Beans 1900 bash Peas 4oC
50 bills Spirits
bb Crude nr2eHine 800 t Tar 2 bills Rosa 2ls bbA
Meats 60 pkT Lard 1889 pigs Better 81 pfg
Cheese 6 bbS Eggs l0 pkgs Det Fruits 81 pkgs OF Cake ~
Gales Copper 79 bbS WHISKY $50 bales Wool Dol bales Hops 2S
Leather 100 HIDES 10 bids ~ boxes Tobacco b bag
lbs Seed Meal 81 pkg Coll Brandy 9 pigs
QOl) Wine. % casks Pelis 6,9iS lbs Copper Ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
UrouosaIs.
iAyY DEPARTMENT


-. "a AND On 0rHryg. Jan. 20. 1870. 5
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHlNG.-SEALED
pRoPOSAIS uforsed Proposals for Co'hi1 VII Ve I've
, ,h, Rr,Su O'clock M the 2 day Of FEBRUARY 1870
for the supply Of The following staeie'' Wa
I01Ob Barnsey Sheetng Ftocks
10000 Blue Flannel OyersbrtA
lOOJO Pairs Canvas Dack Trowsers
lie ,mou reouired each OF the above named arees
the Yard and the balance 70 DC
equal proportions the Boston aud ard be
The eolur must delivered one-tal,d within SHY aafs %
DAYS from the date OF tbe
the usual asperiou equal In quats OF material
aud make to the samples at the heS-i"sA' ""'p'
Navy-Yards and at ths Bureau and
The sanne nnkn collars the sbeetug froc ana H.
the cloth for must be dark blue and pure ~ o az
that on the flannel oyershrt- ,.,,... -. ,.,.,,si
schedule Of sizes bidders are reeeu
10 the lnspeoIs at the Nayyi ards above llentonea
articles al the option OF sI
contained in the oIei
Bneau will have the hqbt mere oil the articles
contained In such oue and reject the remainder. .u
Bonds with approved security Will be required 10 one qsI
mated Of the contract and cent In sddon W
dae performance Of the contract which reservation VIII not be a oa
the contract fully complied with. -,
he BY written guarantee signed BY
responsible persons that the bidders will his or
their bid be eer into obligation within i've daJs WIN
good and sufficient suees . furnish the articles proposed
nor from am parties bona s manufacturers Of ular
dealers "a, articles y Offer furnish 10 conformity With tue
Joint resolution approved March 1863
right reject proposal unless the
guantors certified to By the Assessor Internal
Revenue district which they resides and unless the license re-
nnired by act Of Congress furnished proposal well TO
'N'"' Il. n. DUNN. Chief of Bureau.
TIE % IA, y,ceiyng Clothing aiver
senen extended until o'clock OF the an Of March neIt D
apply Inspectors Of Provisions aud Co5pg Sy
N0TiCR6e wristbands OF the Flannel Shirts aud Sleetng FTocks
must smaller around the wrist and toe Seeres Of the Dsa
FI1nnl Sh inch shorter than the samples
The proposals '0' 'a'' r. r DUSS Chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Cr,o Britain "a 40 bales 70 Cropsiad l15 bales 10 barcelona
20n bales; 10 lengfos Gro bates 70 France 'o' JAWS
kO35 hacs sales hales stock 2f5SlO bales ,,,u,
CIAHLRsToH, $. c. Feb 25CottHn quiet anu Neauy,
receipts to-day. z"9 nAIe'
Wis 8l b,e s 3 ies receipts Of The week JSi hass
cosstNe 70 bales total 1851 haesi exports eoas'"ise "o0 os
sales 1870 bales: stock i.65i bale. ,,,,p;.. "a. m,
osToS dali and prices lover nI Me-, :ae
coastWse 100 haes to ~
200 es, mel receipts week 1876 bae coass ''' O''
total so bae saes 1850 bales; stock l0a'V ees a.,
du Middings <t ''a Ieoeps
dsv liz boies error,to Britain 26 bai eSas'Ne 9'
bales: eIpois 10 Great Bls 80
GEMS The week coastNse 3OOl bales sales So bales
SOC on ~ rsb 2SCotton irregular; Miidiug 22i0z3c total
c~,s 1I baes expoto Great Bnialo, 2o bslesi 70
bsles. s,les 5OI bales total receipts Of the week
ga % ,nors-to Great Britain. 2J6 bales; coaswise. lC65
I,i,e. sales bales; stock. IL s8 bales
PnoypgNcE r. Feb 25CotionNet receipts OF the week 90
bales ~.
h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

BUFFALO CATTLE MAREET-FRB. rs
5000 head; the market quiet bot
sales head Yesterdays qnotaons 200 bead rensD IN the
yards nnso Mich CoNsReep go bead there was an active de-
snd: sales 500 J5 fair good Cands Spring Hogs
Receipts 650 head the 6 at 909 for Common 70
Good 909lc for Extra SheepRecepts $40 head the demand
active aud IN 81 the sppy at i66c FOR lar W good
Canada aud Westerns 7d7Ic for Extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARB LACkAWANSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

pepo IN New York foot barclay aud foo, Of Christopher
NfATER ARRANGEMENTS, eomseueug MONDAY. New ~. ss
MAIL TRAIN. connecting DenyDe with Boonton Brand
Dover With Chester Brsach Waterloo With SleI ior 40
dover and EewoB at Washington wh the D. and tor Wss'
S0udsbug Great Bend aud all pous hs ls
sNancs and Bloomsbury Delaware AID HUDSON Ris
ll3Oa LkHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. heeart hoHs
town Dover HekeiowB Washington PHIL psburg aud Eon eos
Phf WITH Bel Del r r. for Belveere k soe
With V. for Bethlehem AeRtosD. Assea Chobh, a,s
m sAsToN EXPRESS connects Dover viii Chester
and at waterloo with Sussex Y r.
$50 NJ and m u SUMMIT sad intermediate siatoEL
$50 4 90 aud II 90 sod 2 ~ $40 60 30 30 So
and Ilsn M 10 SOUTH ORANGE sud interredae
n 20. N a,5o ,pd6SOp MoRRsIows asd inisrssssss
stations ,rppvss
Tor SRWARK go T:3o S:S $50 lo;7o ~ R il'to ~
se ale 10 $50 40 $50, $50, 10 Csc 7As $50.
and n As p .,n - uoErCr arm =, s.ao ~ q "a a
f@ ~ s SCHOCH, Assistant Sgpenns pdest
aaa oi y RRopwrL Genl Tie,ei AgcaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Grapes,
Malaga. f0....f5d 50
Apples, hbl..4 50Q 3 %
CANNED.
Zsnte Currants- .l40l6
CoeOAnnts. each. l0ul5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
FAMILY MARKETS,
or LIVING EXPENSES IN YEw-YQRK,

OF LIVING EXPENSES In NEW-IORk. -.
FEIpAY. Feb IS 1870
The Snrnr look has and mercury fails
~ eoumod especially fresh vegetables fgEs ana p
up Spinach has advanced materially and celery eau scarcely
pce IlotOed rsdsncs have made iher qpea0
le a. Wholesale add Is tending upWs
retail though supply io have decided
the market The decline gold hy esscune ht
ping demand, prevent, aTauce Beet continues YER h
Smoked largs called for Just now Poultry - t3s
scarcity 6ue stock sell shout 2 sc1e ai
sse MID dues from The Soah arrive somewhat Freely ana sue"
VII pigeons have The birds venoh N W 90
be closed oct tins ueek Eggs working again. sho
these zer ani sod, With tie cracked OF - S;
hall There a wide n eggs some ttoVs ~
Who ~ az cost 20 attract eus'oneIs
10; While o,, uh AID Long lsland eggs were ou
.i,rg mi a. 5 Snrars ana teas decle in geld and
sold better article gwen NJ t 90 P %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Trains leave

Il Thirdehst az follows:
m Cnenna Chicago Brprn Drsrnsroom ears AsAsssa
1890 a N. Day EIpres. DrAsiSs-roo@ can assaehsd
n Mosrea Express DraSing.rcon ears attached ~,
m Pseisc RIpr. through % Casas rfs
ant eh,nxe va NJ C. < T., also l. & NJ. ; RI tDNJb
m. Might Sleeping attached
7.6oa- n i:JO add =. m. Poughkesrse TraisA
ga t:l3 and $50 p "a Peekskin TTaas
aag 50 D m. Sing Sing Triua
SO. 40 so a II m, J. a13 sio land HV n fsaia
Trains rorcyx
o. m 70 Posshfeepsis on SGaiGys) H. ToUCSf sspt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James.

IL .lipi
500. n, Mail trala for Greenport
1850 N ROyu Glen Cove Locust valley, Hnnhufes I>
Norhport -
ap N Rirsrhssi Erpress Trsir.
s.S1n m. for North Islp
An train, eonpect al Branch for Hsmrstsae
Royu Glen Cove Locust valley nuongtes AL
Hor,srot leave Hunters Point at 4 m and p m -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Com. to med. ..l5d20
Fpre-qr. pumel4Gl5
Com. to med. 100 u
CatiotS.......2026
Heads, each. coal 20
sheep hasle;s.... 50 6
Beef hearis......25G 20
Calves feet. t4gd 20
Haslets. each Goa 81
Sweet bread,
doL.......2 5Oo3 50
&C.
Smoked. .......22Q 25
Inpe......... 10
rnges, cal l0dl %
Pigs Feet, dog. As q 20
sheep Tongues. .45 $50
Pigs tongues 0.l2Gli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Flour. bbl 6 S00 Q 90
Pr I Bag...85G ! 10
Prepared. 90. .28d e
BuckWbeat, prpd.. d33
Indian, d0.....-.-d 28
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Soar, boz. i6....8dl0i
Pyle's 4 Ba'tsl2id-
Large bars, ea.22d18
Small bars. l8
Syrup. gal. i coal Is
AOlasses......6JQl %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
ottan Sttamrrs.

ouau Sttanurs.
II $. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, o'clock precisely,
hOm Pier No tEor.h 8.VeI
NEefns
NSHN0 CYSTIC Gait r. AdAf ..s,,,'''.,,..n frsn 10
COLUMBIA. r. Van
No BoslaE.sre,s
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. ..,.
il UNITED STATES .ni BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPASL
Ma sNhug 90 the 10 u etery noaih;
NORTH AAERlCA CApt o. b. StocUs, March -
pRHRfMAIk Cart Nisk April Il
SOUTH AMEgtCA CkDL T. L. TtsEtEPAr9H. NayA
Pm Psrusnhuro ADD RIO De Jsnso asng a1 returning r~
sassssmsBs Of n, ghi or passage GppD %
wN X 0kRRIsoS. lE,st No Bavlos-sreeH Se-YorE
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINK - -
t. foopug ill leave CHARLESTON fof fLoElpa VIA
sAyAsEAM week se ARRIVAL Of tie NeS iort stan
taip % tbT Nsflh- Eass slroid
PILOT BOY, Quasd RosieJ evtU SUNDAY hohNlND' a. D
o'cocf.
DICTATOR, ever TUESDAY EvRSiNG. Al 2 oe'ocE
CITY rutST. ever FRIDAY ENkNiSG. na 1ci'ek
Thfough b. bad o. al Ctaioa AID Sa'annah ssnhp
~ J. n AIKEN Co.
AEeuis = ChAestoA
l. J. GUILAAkIIS L Co.,
ArrHts a Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
NIEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
IN WINTER INFRINGEMENT

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. u. 1851
Station Nswlofk Of Twshv seventhh ast
f'''''sN Fourh ave- Entrance on TwsutCss,snIhsL
TRAINS LEAVE NBw-Y0RK
NevHavsu Bridgeport tkx ll;a0A n 1913 tE1 },
For Milford s.od Fsrsed Southport and ws'pOr 7eo II 20
Fo, Scr S 100 20. 500 gSl 500 o isls Rrl 'os
R,1 3,IS 40 iRr \ SSH $50 and 500 (kE) m
~ n.s,n O II.JO I;30, and en-
Va, stamford OIL 1850 R;l3 tEI), 2a tErl
AS a. lO IBIL ass $50, 6:31. 7:l3. (BIl y.
FOR Greeuwieh II: 80 ans 3;.a t4S a5a oS 7iiS
For Po intermediates stations att I10" M ga
3;i5. 4:a5. $50 $50 and T;l3 y. 10. -. .. .,
Boston, .o.,rrr,,, mp.tus
for Boston via Springfield. a. 10. lSx tbhl SlhilP
For Boston, via Shore Line l2:l3 (Bxl Buzz H., a.
For Hartford aud Springfield a. N EIl i2'is ''S'h
o Hartford. p N. - - 4, u..,,..
3p m Northampton. ,sp
For NswHavsn, NswL oaioa ssouiustos Railroad
l2:lS, 3sp. IN. ,.. ..d vm.~s
burgh
For Housatonic Railroad. sA N and IN.
For Naugatuek Railroad. ga. m. lEt.l p "A
For Danbury aud Norwah Railroad l2l9 sud fp ~' "
m IN connection with Preis ht fom NorsaR " psnpul
For SewCanaan Railroad, 1918, +:1p m, fpo 90 Ss
davs. $50 m. -. - pn.as
Room Car thes and u trains A. ,oyr s..sds,Bdest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
Eidueys....."-Gl0I
MEA
rs-sALT, SMOKED,
Csnvss pr3 @04O0
XlETIAptua
Potatoes, PIgA,2Oa25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Coal TIM Goa IS Honey, S,h'n han MIX Of.
kerosene, gal..36GA Coyer...... 4Oq5O Beans, DRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

PROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
Il NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
e tie Board OF
Commissioners. Nopss Bulldog C Of Providence until u oeaS
A. Of TUESDAY i2 day Of April 1870 FOR the COSSIRlC-
TIOS Of RESERVOIR on SoCKAEoSNET HILL 10 CkANsroS
The Reservoir nearly triangular frn Aboa.
aud eight hundred sod sixty feet Ede TIC
deep With Inlet and outlet chambers AID con
necugg conduit
Plans SEES specifications and forms AID oondon' Of con
tracts and proposals. obtained the said CoiamssOne once
VI u. LOCKWOOD, yys..,
CHAS. G. CARPENrRB , c.,,nis'Iore,,
JOSEPH J. COOKE. ) ''
J. HERBERT SHkDD. Chief Engineer
Providence Feb. -. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Grsbsin Flour lb.4l0 :
wseairlour. i505i
Con- starch Aud
Maizeua.......ls0li
FaTirS..........lsals
Apples hall peck i0a 81
Cl@nberric, at. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

pnrTTs AND NuTs-DRY AMI


Knuckles........lOOi2|
Tenderloin ...-025I
Mutton. bdqLpe lf0l6
Com. 70 med. .l2Nl4.
Fore-qrS .prmel0Gl2.
Com. 10 med. G0l0.
Chops.
Fruits & Shdrs.. "a 9
Suet ..........s.i5Nlb
Veal I'D qrS pine. 23025
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

Alew.yes, i0.....l2dl5l Lobs;er......... sac
Cod. .gGlUI PicElea......29d-
Picked ....... 9die' ues6Souulsl5G,-
Bsis. Sroied....-d25 Oysters. Common
Hsidocs. sinkd. I'D Stev.F 100. i5dl 0J
Hsrfu. SroLd. lGdl6I FIRING. 81 5002 %
haekcgel. S,ukA2!d25l Saddle z. 2 5D040O
Sal nor. smoked. --045i Picked. XVJ4Z -
nLal D.. ~ n 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

EibiOtno Ioiitts.
Oyrica 10 Coat AID isFr Co. !
PHL,pELrnG Walaulst, FsA 10. no
At Meeting of the Board of Directors, held
n I'll, az . niyIDENp ~ SRvENri PiVk CENTS SHARE
%, declares. p.Ysbs aySs tas 1T " March
The ualsfsf bows all b. dossd On ts sllh pfeIine
JsO. ~ WikSIfiN6. fre''Hrsr
Grrtcs 90 ~ srshffSo FiHs tSsrHaSrg 60,
80 BEoapWaT. kBs.ioHE, fsh . ts'1
At A MEETING of the DIRECTORS, held
~ THIS DAY DIVIDEND sn aeelarr oFlfb PR CENT AM
Gov,EAsst taI parable % aod amer DE iIlh il,'
CHfcsoo sSp ALroS RsttRoAB CoxPiNr. !
srcaIriHrt Owes CHtoiGs IN, Jasaafy ~, ls7o
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.-l The stock
hoid- q THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD tohfANl
ksstr DIVIDEND ~ fiNh 90 PER thNI
MS ia' bssn declared o. Tie feel am
the u TIE esfuugs 81 e AT an
uolLs ODE Il s AIsus q ms ConPAaI he'ift
~ X JtsIP Co. No ~ IiEss. hsslot on We a cay %
hAsh 10 hesn rsiutJ a. zach Al We soiss VI ifa
Io.ta
b Tr,sfr Roai, ea.ei hs loh u PsAfut Hsr AM
'''' " wM " LAnR.BBB. sser,tsrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

NNisiaof JAW ~
Soft...........40080
Blosters, bunch. lndl2
Mackerel, each. .l203O
.Heuiug. Smoked-G 8
Crabs, Hard. doL 3ld3I
Sult...........-U 10
Ierrapins. SO Goals 90
Scollops, qt.....SJGS9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

The spt ud rlpprr hp MlNNtANA. Capt McsiTatb viii
10 Marh Oflet, ar passage - lowest
q. \ J. KNOX 4 ca. 81 kIsnsDs. place Room w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-12-31
Letter from Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. Esd, 1870.
DEAR WVIG:-I send through you few
lines to my Cecil friends; they may like
to hear something about Florida. cannot
say that have been much benefited yet.
as have been here but three weeks, but
the climate is certainly very delightful -
have 10. had frost yct--the soil is very fer
tile, but a stranger would not think so, it
Icing a bed of sand. | have witnessed
some astonishing products growing out Of
it, one of which WAS 4 peach tree-that W; S
said to be two years old from seed eleven
feet high and very thrifty. A gentleman
assured me he could raise 200 bushels of
potatoes to the acre by planting them this
month; ready to dig in April; aud send to
New York, where they often bring as high
pay for the land the first season.
Sugar cane is another paying crop. \
man living ! J miles from this place said he
raised, this season, on :. piece of pine land
l04 feet by 20 feet in extent, 5000 stalks Of
cane. which he sold for seed for $40.
Another man further down in the State
raised clne IL feet in length. Such cane is
said to produce 1000 pounds of sugar to
the acre.
The growing of oranges is also very good
business, as the trees begin to bear the
second year from budding and continue
bearing for hundred years. Ifmy health
improves should like to go into the orange
business myself, thinking it would be
better for me to stay here little while, at
any rlte-that is if can sell my property
at b. NJ. House, which ! still offer for sale
at low figure.
Our markets begin to look like spring:
plenty of lettuce, nice radshes and green
peas. Beef is very low; steak at 12t cents
per pound; pork, 90 cents; and fresh fish
of different kinds, such as shad, bass. trout,
perch, mullets and catfish. I will now
close, wishing you all merry Christmas
and happy New Year. Respectfully,
TT 7 TT
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