davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-06-14

Icy UlN.1Cu WIN IKE IFTIHhtS At EafXc IN
Wheat and D@5Hc on corn, hut tho arrival Of N n
large neet at Chicago during the 1fst week had q
fnsplesslnE enect and rates declined to b5c
Ihey luctuated between the last named rltes in.
~ aboat ne 9oth, when better feeling took place
ana 1s. ne ia Eate On wheat rnn M to 7c, with nc
from Chicago to New York-nrupeller tn RnffaIn
and Allroad from here-avetnCed during Nav 2I4
cents On wheat and 1866 on corn. The highest
The following is 4 statement Of tbe wheat
corn, anu oats In store, and in transit from the
paces named on the 9th day OF June and the Other
flatr9 uarnrd. N 'AA~ S%aeA
, 1870-06-14

DE1EotT, June 1a-PAssKp Er-Prop Brook1rn. .
bafss Cambria, St Lawrence, No. 2, Maria Marlin:
Mn,ohfgomeiy, Sweden: schrs City OF stfalts'
P4ss1D DowN-PFop Badger State; barfs Sirel
Levi RaEgon; schrs Delaware, Anna. Henry ~ f.
can cana6a. Milan. William 0. Brown, City Of Colum-
Grover. 0AN'' 0AA1e*'4' a1lna
W1SD-southwest, gale
s,s1e M1pas7Ep nsIaasn Ur-Pups lay Gould, Empire
bridge; Brig Globe. 9"''o"' DELI "as
!AssKo DoEH-Prop Lawrence.
, 1870-06-14


| LuMBER-Not wIthstanttnt the fact that r.,
WeaIner to-day was very dlsagreeab1e Tor outdoo
TEIat!ons. lar business wa8 transacted 1t the
Timber Exchange, and salcs were rcatlily eiIsctef
81 quotations current on Friday aud satuflay-the
oeotH oSe q ts 9neags esIng daposed Of befoEe
sa1oa3.95, hath at zoo, and pickets at s7.ooaa N
PEI !,00o adoat. At the close eight cargoes we're
Cargo Of schr Darlington, from Muskeeou. 1ua
II boards and strps, at $3.50, nIll tally; sold t7
Cargo Of achr Ma2otc Thomnson INN, ,,,,,.
gnn lAs n It strips and boaria. NH talie ~.
Cargo Of schf White flst from II M.,,..a. IN,
IT, Eeautlln9 and tolss 1t St *. saIs ~ ~ y
Io0mfs + r. 3 '"NS'0' os fle''oi solu py j. H.
Cargo Of schr r n ramnbot, <-,,, ,r-,a,
1l5 N It at efa % for str1na "n ~ tion Mas1e9on,
and e.inch solG ~ waiapn ~ ~ slo|o lo1 poa1as
'Caoop n haroe 3,,tgoti tSon W. q ~. T.
II select inch at Loo. loo N n r. utrie ha, 10 ~
boards Rn mixed Al 10 N fnr hGar nan ~
fer mixed; sold ~ Irish. BuIien Co ''"1 F1'o' F'
Cargo Of schr Eleanor. from Sturgeon Hay. oo n,
hr 1r1sh, Bullen ca ~ S.'o' s>nu
, 1870-06-14
Albany Live stock Market.

ALBANY, June 1a-Cattle market irregular ana
iiowcl, ioa, WIN steady demand. Offerings exceed
tut butchefing, ~ cwt Texas, brought bkc de,
enne OF AaHc On good butchering stock, and aa
&c on medium. ~ 'so
about &c declInc from last week; common T.
1a1r, a49Gc: choice to good, 6@61zc; extra, 1c,
Ihe demand for logs aud receipts are On the
, 1870-06-14

The Council Bluffs Iowa) Nonpareit OF
1he nnss 10Th; says: THE work on the great Union
lEeihc ..i6 Raalroad Bridge acruss the Missouri,
has al been placed in poeition, and the work
u men are ready TO commence sinking the tubes.
Me understand that the work il to be pushed
vigorously forward, and that there ia nov
nothing IN the way to interfere with its speedy
, 1870-06-14
pfttSbur3h nfI JTnraos

: PITTSBURGH, June 1a-Cruie petroIcnn ac+,po
an prices unchanged; gales $50 brIs this water at
o1S; @ ,;ooo % b!ls stel June at ike: 1000 Iris
her, 1ec lid, 1e.a C asked. Refined Iweak at ss1sc
blo for June: 971sc for July: 274c for Aucust:
.7isc 10r September and October. '
mcnt md gives brls as the daily prodnctinn
Instead Of IJ,SGl fNHHA'A
, 1870-06-14
Superior Court.

ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
NGfalo y. uasermau y Marvin A. lawrence,
GeotEe :. hexnen, and George ". Butler. This Is
N acEon " me ease t'e!ng u1ed} By which 1t Is
an a1tathmeut suit. The plalntsn alleees that On
The 921 day Of Novemher, 1867, be was It Aorrt-
arsa. Ahipping his purchsses 70
, 1870-06-14
'fBORN-ST
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC MAlL STEAMSHIP COMPANY q
Through Aine to California ahd Chtrs,

1d1AG0 U0kAEIX E[UUCEU.
steee.ers .cave Pier No q Nc1h R;yer foot ~ n.,.,
- at O'clock noon the 5th md slss EXCEPT = hen
! rese days fall on S1Ei5ky-thet, the bsy prrvions
June sl-HENRY CnAUN0EY, 0srtsin Maarr
nnnesting With COLORADO. Captain FaInsvorths y
gne lenndEod pound1 q bAEK4Se nfIowed ira IL .rh
sanl! paeeenker Medicine and attendance i1ee
p - ospattuIea touch at AAnzAnio; that of ths ST,
OF ltk touch \: AauxAuflc. ' WI ~ Aao s11ose
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
1tsAnsr * JAFAN. leaving July 1. 1s1n,
fot Ilei&4t and paA41Ee ueket and all further l, for
nation apply at tie otee on de wharf: ioot G! C.na
y. rev foTk Il. r BABY Asect} Of al General vs.
aa t9"sneSs eosuo9 AA5AAs and Mad4nn.<ts, UhiczEo
J. A. WARRAOk, Axeaf
, 1870-06-14
""V"~
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@ mac ~
.NSS~~

: .tS 1N.-1H Ht WCaNFe SUppIy-fhCfe Na9 Iess than
t,.go = * heaa on sale-imparted increased strenrth
- III, ~ Ma.kef, and under good shipping deman1
a son; t1ntlnl adxance on last saturday's nr1res
~ ua,h G :n 'oLs commanding sa50@sy5, While good
so,I ~ G = were quick sale at ssso5a.1o, Iii arc
meut We note the following 'N~ 1''''e"
, 1870-06-14
c.na,s5l,Mll

-oo,,,e. 49, Eo5.951 600
~. lhe onlon, too, is f20, ,4od 600 Ia both depart
mehts no less than three millions more than therc
was IN the bank last year -@'1'' Aos's
"Lnt at the game time We unust rsme,nhs, tbot
We eaEse, o. which we have often spoken, aud Of
Whch the certain tendency Is TO raise ths rate 81
lnleIest- stu continues. The taste for forclgn ~
Sn'Et ls greatly on the increase. Flint. iook at
NE ionoWinE comparative table Of the prices Of
she principal foreign stocks a rear au1. and Of
thelr prices at The present time: - -
, 1870-06-14

AlleRhany Live Stock Market.
sales.' naaAAcI ao
,sheep-Plenty; selling best, 5113Gc; medium.
31@6Hct common, sata4c. o-''
uoSs.tlenty md lower, pens full: selling at
, 1870-06-14
I1hklodeldY,ln tEa

AhAindcldh1n Live Stock Market.
maEd: gaes 1,eoo head; extra, I05ioI1 falr to
good, s@9Ec; common, C@TXc. ~ ~
SShecp inner; sales Of II, 900 head ut 5Ha.1c-
Hogs Unchanged, Gales a,IlQ heaI 'S'N0~
, 1870-06-14
COMMERCIAL

MONDAY EVENING, Juno 13.
The following table allows the receipte and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
past forty eight hours:
, 1870-06-14
PRO FESSIONAL
NOTICE TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
RUPTURE
Dr.J. A. Sherman, Artistic Surgeon,
Frnm CT Broadway. New York,

heertcuy announces o the citizens Of Chic1so thai.
b special request he is here on prnfrs-ioaa visit
ioec afflicted with rupture, who may desire t, avail
ot hs experience can consult him ut the Of
fee Of hess1s. Hudson, Menet & Gay,
1873 DFA ARBORN-ST
, 1870-06-14

SPECIAL NOTICES,
~ ~ --<>- -t-N-"- Ine~S--~<
RslfNhH1nNsH Hn5r n~n

IbL sflendd Hair Dye Il the bert IN the world; tse
anly trs and pcrfect Dye: harmless reliable inssan-
tsncn!v no diappe!ntert: no tidelors int reIso-
ales We u see o bad dyes; lnviFoahns snd fesvea
g! DtnEE;.t1 and ser9nmeu md properly applied Il
, 1870-06-14


schr Sky!arE, Mantstee, 800 n lumber.
Schr Dan. TIndali, Rie Sturgeon Rer o,o v, Inn
Der, 12o IN lath. 40 'N'
sshr csr Fashion: esstIs MenomInee, 145 m lumber.
6tnr t'efsta, SauRatuck, IS eds wood
Schr Azor, Kingston, 35I tons pip iroa,
Sehf Glosony Cleveland, 453 tons coal
Schr Jno~ Weboer, Escannba, l55 n lumber.
schr Monitor, Erie, s2s tons coal
Schr donaldson, Ene, 1G5 1ops coat.
eei1 yapan, Me~ Baltimore, 3s6 N staves. 22e
seST sesE s: Gep, g, Ploysss IIsr, es eds wood
sehr Esnless' sa' Man.sttd y n1te aves q III lumber
sehr schr Fo,omac' Eo' Menutninee, q,N N lumber.
81" GiU1hnena' ie,h Aenomtnec, go N lumber, 80 +
slI senr Eleanor, Sturgeon Bay. 10 m lumber.
schr @ Winnie Wing, Manistee, $50 N lumber.
schF SnsiGG 5niG1as Little Point saube % lumber 80
schr AIrow, Holland, 60 III lumber.
S Seh. gttei, hlneston- eoO tons pg iron.
hr schr ia1 Laura Bells. Cleveland, 5is ions coal
scnr cnr Ruiee, .aJ y. Jossphs IS m lumbct.
Scnr B. 3 =. MaS9n, Manlztec, $50 n lumber.
scox Sea Str eWshiol1se, Win5nl'11 hGs iso n amheE
| @ ssoM y. y. Dunham, Hilton Pier, 10 cds Eoon
hsow Hs2re GnriapEsr Ladxss Per q Timber '
Bark !. = Nichols, Elk Rapids, 80 m iumhnr III 1amoef
sehr sehr Seneca Senst Chief Manstee is N lum6ef
Seer = y. Darlington, M1skegon, ioo nj inmber ers0
Sr Sehr Liberty, Grand Haven, 50 m lumber.
EtA f4AAuItt, -lu[Z 3 flef, lh3 eds wool
Sehf Ebenezer, Monlt0woc, 1,G0O ties. q 600 nosts
SchF & Nicholson, Pcre Marquette, $50 ii lumber.
schr EAT p 2sspa1sh, shseboygah, 1so y lumber.
sehr sssc PahmHglfs por sheldon : lumber
schr Zoe V,las, Rfe suamico, 1850 m nsI stpsIes
schr Magnolia, Muskeeon. lis m lumber.
ocnl =. ~. 4 Aobeffs, Muskegon, 50 N lumber, Is m
schr :; !; F. Gate, Oconto, lis m lumber 60 m yata,
sch seSr May Thompson, Nuskegon, 1l5 m lumber
oenf II s;aess y hng; nroWns Pes IS eds wood, IS eds
sehr ost5ts h, Little suam1co, s4s N lumber, 60 N
schr Emma, Pentwater, is m lumber. co m ,,tb
Schr Dashng Wave, Buffalo, 500 tons coal
ochf Ko1 5, Roy, Muskeson, Is N lumber, 10 cds
scer Z :; .sskiamore, Nnskcgon, 40 lumber, 800
schr GnrIew, Muskegon, 1870 IN lumber.
sch1 n; .Souftwright, oconto, go N lumber, 20 m
scht i. 6: Heg, Manistce. 40 m lumber.
schf = Hlbo;lrIi, cen'res1lle, lis eds wood.
Anne Gsahs H. naoes toes eSa O. lumber
sche sam J. Holly, Grand traverse Bsy, 1sa eds
scow South Side. White Lake, 40 N lumber.
Scow !: Z, Bloom, White Lake, 10 N lumber.
Scew G. 6: Butts, AGskegon, 160 N lumber.
na5Te 4 abjqs bTjTsaess ff1o,e5 Psa wd
Prep Philadelphia, Buffalo, 500 bars rajr1aa ,,on
and sunl1ics. 'A'D'
Sehr Pride, Nuskegon, 65 IN lumber
Schf II. Rand. KeWanee S5 cf1a tron1
Schr 5f Dali. Manister. IN NJ iunh"t
ScnIy WiItnn' Whita Gtn too ~ y. ~ .alnoct"
Scow E +. 3n,n Pof1aHeI ~ g. " ~ Jumper. 11
Schr TWO Chsriies Mnsteoon * x - ~ iaah n1hosf'
Scbr John 4 Mnft 0sMer1 tn - ta,I - lallpei. a.i,e
FrOp ChIcaro Hmfrs1o ~ Wv. ~ toas IlloaA fon
pers f1sh ami su,nIr;cs usns lali1oao lron. lis
scbr Ataianfn. HnfTaia ensi
Bark DrtJceWater. RnfYoIo coo,
schr AiTich Two R;yers nmp, general cargo
seAs T. ". Brown: Green Bay, lath.
Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, sundries
, 1870-06-14

lAe Fort scott Honitor states that the Texan
nroSefs are already busy collecting their herds OF
Cattie, preparatory to starting for the Northern
!naikGl. Hitherfo they have been compelled To 20
" .aplcnes but now will be able to shio at Baxter
HPIlhgs, which L. $50 milea nearer to Northwestern
Ie3as WIN View Of fully meeting the wants Of
aroFers, large cattle ynrd5 and numerous sldo
tracks have beer established At Baxter Sprinos.,
aA'! at other points on the road with suc1ent ca-
pactly Tor the safe and speedy shipment Of 5000
cattle ncr day, or II 900 head per week. The
connections of The Missouri River. Fort
Scott Gulf Railroad with Chicaro and
me East, are better than any other
route west OF the Missouri River. The droreIs Of
Iexas need only to know the superior advantages
SIefc4 by this route over aIl others to turn tlieTr
neaa this way. DroserR choosing this route can
lnn thelr stock Into market from two four Veeks
Garner thIl BY any other route, aud thus secure
ne advantages Of the best markets while those
VINO dcsire TO Craze their stock with y1eW Of I'm
proving Their condition before shipping to al East
eln market, have the advantage Of the alrnost
bounuless unsettled country along the valleys OF
Sl,tlng md Neosho Rivers, which also supply purc.
living wafer Gfnss comes much earlier here thnn
NJ Abilene. While the pasturngc 1r tho fall Of The
year remains good from four to SIX weeks later,
LATER.
There was ! fair business transacted in No.
spring wheat, at the "Open Board,' but
prices were shade easier, tic market closing
ii Sl071 cash or seller the month, and s.. .O7S7
seller last hnlf. No. 2 corn closed st 81@81Jzc
sel1er last half of June, and 801Sc spot, Oats,
po1k products, and lake freights we're nog.
, 1870-06-14

Vessels Pae.ed Netrotx-

:. ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, JUNE 1o.-proneJ1crs
hilX. - -
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, JrxE l0.-None.
, 1870-06-14

An easier feeling 1ervauct! this market to-day
atlI sales were made 81 reduction Of 1sHc per
1,Vo. The demand was only fair. We make no
chAnge In our list: Nv
or star. a e31s7 Az
No. eawcd. .,.,...,......I i az q 6.
!h!ckncls-Fivc shingles to be TWO Inches III
thickness Isng1h-Sixteen Inches $a01 rer
carro added when transferred, which follows Tie
shingles. o
, 1870-06-14
)NLY DIRECT LIHg m FpANp

ih9 GeneI1i Tfa1satf tf&nt1c Coupsnytz m,Jl ',ta.1
III spsnaid 1 rsH 90'5 70 Fl. aOa aay cus Brett
nf1t ~ syesy alternate Saturday. ''s lqe Cunt
Brsst 3, pasafs 9sJssie T. EoA toeudinE winc, II
- raiis .nrgcadtn{ railxay tfcket], ZIG Id IA
TSs SuI.san s nekeG, 10 per cent reduction
6t;et1ean traveller! going 10 q Yetrnius from tbe
nheqa r. o. E9Ippe BY taxing this line avoid botk
e,ossaS tas channel besides eayina tne tronhl .1c
Whv N Y N'A@As A>sO@
, 1870-06-14

were very 1ln At $aa591E0 = box.
AA1IIhere was an easT feeling In the marke:
VI prairie, out Timothy was held with lrmness
ing, on track, as follows: Timothy. press
"a, f12oos5la50; prairie, pressed, s1ao6asilo0;
i,LuothT, loose, On Wagon. SIS. a.eoas1a0o; pralr!e
l,1e8fcl hay. fL0Og$1.5G.
n1DES-The market was without decided
Change The demand was fair mud equal TO The
supply, and tolerably firm feeling pre-
vailed. We quote. City butchers. 1asXc:
country 10, i9719c; green sailed, cured, light
ssa4e; do, heavy, s-c; green cali, 14c; DRY ninL
lsc; dry salted, 15(8l6c; RrubbY, scored, cut, or
otherwise damaged, two-thtrds price; branded, 10
per cent on.
, 1870-06-14

.ng DonaS o. ne city OF Albany, New York,
na,e oeeh allowed to 60 to protest under de.
mhna 1or gold BY thair holders-allowal to ca
70 protest " tho Finance Committee Of tho city. f.
Who are acting under tho instructions Of ami.
nent counsel. It has been said that south
Carolina Was the first State to provide Tor tLo
payment Of her interest debt Il coin. in nc
cordance with the decisions Of tho Cnited
States Supreme Court. Massachusetts haa
faithfully paid the interest upon al her old
bondsin gold. N
missouri has recently decided to do the
samo thing, By 3 vote in her House at Renra.
sentatlves Of % to Is. The debt OF tho state
81 Ne~ iork inquired before tho passage Of
ne g. mlegal-tcnder act amounts to S17.o59. 30G. .Jn
hIhe following, from the London Economist,
SHOWS ~. that the increase in the value of United
states bonds during the last year las been 10
ereat e1tont only ono Of the natural re-
sults OF an abundant money market in Lon.
uon, rs other national loans have adranceil-
some Of them more than ou1s-and tLeso.
TOO, OF nations haying very few resourcos
compared to ours. The Economist saTs.
me great strength OF the return Ut the Bank
ol England certainly seems to Indicate that The
prospect OF an Increased dcarncss in money Is moi
near The liabilities Of the banking department
i,riva,o astoses., 4eI, ....'"''-.. 954s,o 900
se'1-~a"s o"" ot"t7 7ouls.....--.--.-.. $4,000
, 1870-06-14

IoIaI, IS6!-ls ..4s5,1i8 11,072,0l8 7,752Gso
1otair 1sG6-61 1...... a.ses 4,soezoi ;'o7s,g75
TO THE CONTINENT
From Mi H., h7 In."f Ieye'
Other ports, to lnteBt 's AN's"o
dates. es....--.....,. R,eas ss.119 7.1ce ......
, Total, 1sss-5o.. ,sss ge7,1a7 es,s75 1ao,s0s
Iota!s lsG1G9.. .77,041 412o93 79.s1 ga ooi
io1ai. ls60-67... e,2ls as,220 10,s6l 1dl.sss
:, The buffalo Commercial Advertiser gives
TIC following comparative statement showing
to Buffalo on wheat aud corn; also the aycraea
rate Of canal freights from Buffalo to EeSw
York On the same, during tho month Of Nav
IN each year, since 1861 '
, 1870-06-14
NEDIEALCAEDE,
Private M0alen


d. e. OLARK-shs Old. WE'LL tknow9 I'D sedansa
opeefkhst-.& 1855 C1zstst. corner Of Aadlson tta-
@e7p at NO. Larmon B,oek"1. ea1s N Dtseasz sd
"eAkteA'. .nd shs rtseets of seabase-currd BY nev
M 'en'esairs Special attention to Fe.naas
DAaea4ata. te1nA1e Ptns-a1-hy mail Send s$zuV
fos ciFcular on "4.,1isa v,o,,,n,. a.s.g,,,,w ~
FaSase Medical Card" Address letter, "a abovr. -
Boz 3Sl1. ChLcaso. m
Private Dtseasea-
To the confidence Of The maay WHO z-r ,.n.t,. ,,u
the rartous diseases Called Secret Pr.tr th..
is no physician who has sueh claims a DR. JsHrs
whesc oec snd pariors arc At II and 81 Rando,ph.t
corner Of Dearborn. up stairs
DR.. JAMES established and 70. thirteen vea,, ,o,-
duettd Jnucs' LEX Hospital. New Orleans, .aa ~
the Last eleven years has been located IN Ch.7axo
Pamphlet on SrermatonhRA. or one on Syphilis sent
to nnJ addrr.s On receipt Of stampa.
Addrr.s DIR. JAMES, P. o. DRAWER EEz, Chicago.
Private Consultations,
bFa tcs.psHt R AZ pys.e q female
ho?k ~ she Married. 8 ernt. Ternsip Fs certain
u1 seai = 1n,ts ~ ~ Tsie lTssqsrn
..4.nr md slsses. r. =. BOZ = ch1esso. -. '
DR.. Raphael
Diseases without any Information from -
7ansn5 and enlss Without 5ay tho q
Is FEES E.s sese nd N H.. " p ~
e' q HEfa e ANb sish I6S 81: 'eF h
Private Matters.
), Fl CLARKE. Y. P. the Resul.r Old KstsblisheA
D. cas1 coFSFsft4 n Sfsts feis tns:; HSHE
ssns Ee@rs r. Pl, s'h m,ds1 si% boz by u
sWo Wo ta1 t2gBes Book to5 sn N1f1l sset
fds,rss letters DT. +. b. cLRKE. il South Cl.zk.
, 1870-06-14

RAILWAY ooAaAaaR
DEfpr-Gplner Of Vim Buren and shcr-.
x., Ticket Offce, IS South Carf.f.
Ss~.iI New Ycrf Hrrs: s:s+.-t GAM. s7Dhn
Elkhart ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f}~''. ~ Z n fm D, na
AtIauuc EIprrs. T1sii.t ~ p. NJ *10:l0 ii
Nigat E1prnss 49, '''s"-"a So SIS p N. 7nA 4 d
pTTSGT An rfr,.;.. e. 80 Y ~ y. n. -f6:D L u
E:xI,t ETprr:.:. r.:.-'''"'-"'s-s-....s Az .750pw
ss@~ss-~~s~~~..-s &saN p "a. 80 4 n
, 1870-06-14

The following were tho receipts and ship
ments during tho week ending Juno Il:
, 1870-06-14
RAILROAD
.... RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure Of Tlajrs.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

A1eAes O1aeH soQt1ezft eu1net Of Civrf a1d THt.s.
IDECn HLuI1E AND osfAHA LrS1 A~@""7s
F.~Nr U.tf.
, 1870-06-14

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

snEEP-The sheep market was tnactIrc nm,
Prices remain nomina1lE unchanged.
, 1870-06-14

! 1SatHS OK F418AEo Heduced.
STEAMERS SAIL. DIRECr tn r04Dou
PAR4E4A4iiv........}}ganas PAARR4NA II
BELLOHA ....,..... .Jniy 16
tss q p4tssze payable il currency. Ftrst cabin
PaseerGcTu booked to Hzrnbnrr Bremen Hhrrr Pat.
AnRtweJp BY agd Rotterdam At reduced currency rat.
j. rn1 Mef8ht AID pas.axe appty to HOWLAND +
A4ssP1NEALl, Agrnts, 81 Soutt.et, New Yorf. ~ g
Chicago. ~-A' HuA "1aolsou4a-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-22

LITTLE Phil. SHERIDAN has been ordered
to Europe to observe the progress of the
war. The Chicago Times makes this an
nouncement the occasion of applying a
little caustic to little Phil. after this
fashion: If he is observing, he will OBJ
serve a good many things that he never
observed before. He will, for instance,
observe that neither of the belligerents
will make war upon the haystacks and
smoke houses Of non-combatants. lie
will further observe that neither party will
order the massacre of women, children,
and old men, who may be sick in hospi,
tails. He will also have an opportunity
of observing that they do not make Lieu,
tenant Generals of hod-carriers over there.
In fine, he will observe so. many queer
things that he will return disguised with
his trip, and satisfied that they under
stand nothing at all of war-as he under
stands it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-22

THE Albany Argus, in speaking of the
Imprisonment of certain Fenians for a
term of years, and Mr.. Grants assurance
TO the British Minister that there should
be no mitigation of their punishment,
desires information as to how long our
Government is to play the part of under
ling to foreign powers. "Om men. Of
war;" says the Argus, "guard the coasts
of Cuba for Spain; we have recently
treated as a pirate a vessel in the service
of the Mexican insurgents, capturing the
boat and surrendering the crew to the
Mexicans, and here we pass sentences
for violation of neutrality laws, of which
England has given no parallel. The
American flag has been lowered and the
American name dishonored by this ad-
ministration." ,-..
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The New York Nation, a Radical pa
per of high order of talent, says, frank
ly enough, that the Congressional session
now closed has not been very reputable
one; in fact, q more useless Congress, as
far as the national interests are concerned,
has not often met. But it did deal ener-
getically with Pat Woods, who buffetted
Mr.. Porter, member of Congress, in the
streets of Richmond. The House took
this matter out of the hands of the police,
and made it 'breach Of privilege, " and
imprisoned Woods for three months.
There is no pretence that Woods knew
Porter, and what he did commit was a
common assault. The Nation may well
say that ga more miserable and ludicrous
piece of tyranny, therefore, than treating
it as a violation of parliamentary law, was
probably never committed. "
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has been used for partisan purposes and
to secure party supremacy is too manifest
to require further illustration here. There
has scarcely been decent attempt or
pretence to disguise or conceal this fact.
For this purpose Gen. Howard vas Sc
lected as the principal agent, and millions
of the peoples money placed at his abso-
lutte control and that Of his accomplices,
with no sufficient checks or guards to pro.
tect the public and secure an honest adj
ministration of the fund for the ostensible
purpose for which it was established.
The Philadelphia Telegraph (Radical)
had the candor to say in its issue of July
IA, that eff mere partisan considerations
control that body, (the House of Repre-
sentatiyes,) Gen. Howard will be hand.
somely whitewashed. p" And sure enough,
he was. ..t ot Ur4
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IT turns out that out of the 116 mem
bers who voted to continue the income tax
sixty, or more than one half, represented
districts, which, according to the report
of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
for 1869, did not pay one half as much
income tax as did the eighth district in
New York city. The New York 1ri-
6rne states that that district, which is
allowed but one voice to protest against
this burden, paid an income tax last year
of 81, 457, 312, while the districts whose
sixty Representatives cried out for more
tax, paid only about 81, 200, 900 into the
Treasury from the same source. That is
the way taxation and representation go
together Under Radical rule.
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RECEPTIONS.

The 'tNew York Seventh" a military
vanity of the city of New York, visited
Philadelphia few days ago, and was re-
ceived and entertained by that city. The
Philadelphia Bulletin, rabid Radical
sheet, urged the citizens of that city to
express their admiration for this New
York regiment, and held that 'it is only
right that Philadelphia should welcome
the New York Seventh" The 'Fifth
Maryland" a military organization of
Baltimore, proposes to visit Philadelphia,
but the Bulletin opposes reception to
this regiment on the alleged ground that
it was engaged in the rebellion. The
Philadelphia Post RadicaD takes the OPP
posite ground, and in reply to the BuIIe-
lin says:
|. eve do not think the objection valid.
Because they were once engaged in wrong
doing is no reason why we should refuse
to accept their repentance and extend for
giveness. We do not forget the rebellion,
but we must forgive it, and strive by all
fair and reasonable means to heal the
wounds it caused. This is q duty we owe
the State and ourselves. We would re-
ceive the Maryland troops with that same
courtesy which we extend to the troops OF
any sister city or State, and not strain oul
vision peering through the smoke of the
rebellion to harrow up ghosts to torment
us. The rebellion has been fought out,
and we don't want TO keep its terrible
spirit and animus alive. We had enough
of it while it was in progress, and now
that the most bitter of its animosities have
been softened by time, and its gaping
wounds healed by healthy legislation, We
don't care to revive the first or reopen the
last"