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Central natioral paah
ton SaltimnrE
NSr <. 9uuth Gtrafte

W Es ce SpAtV tLNRS
CBoNAPARTE BUILDINGl.
Gtu9eiabItss SaarsRdpttaI -. .....S20a.e00.
GtIaubntB es 5u perar66trn aui i........S60Os0 600.
Samts S'Gpnner, BrdFo.rt,
(frubtr Yr6i. ber 81 National Bank Of Pittsburg")
o. 8. Garter, RalTirtr,
friiber III Der National Mechanics Bank Of Balti-
more'I.
Dtsiontirt tdalit nm IL ubr Wtitaas. aue Iesitt.
men Baut Ss4afte lperoeu dnsn. eenau uno auf bic
sanftisFtn Btbtnsuu9en ausartibrt.
Direftoren:
Sanaes S'gunner. friibtr PtdIiotnt btr vBieritn
National. Yant pon y tisburs Va -
N. dfprrts Srent, bon oer 5trnI1 5ehn W. Dunl
Spbn & Comp;
q. WranFlts Or. bon Der Srma Dig & 5tetair
4aptb e. Busbp;
Geo. xB % bb, bon Der fSirma SEQ QB. gssbb&Go.;
spsw Irb GR. barsp. bon Der S5irma gebr. parbp
pcmdrb ". DS . owtu, bon oer 6irnta D2e Sonsu.
&obinion Comp;
Hfapsr Gtstqertpate
Sames n. Sosenr, BON Der iStrfnd Seor. Safar
%. f,pfetter. BON Der 6trn'a pofttisf emitp'
piusbura;
Robert z. aiHs, YrdFpsnt Der "cash Ins: Co"
(Warj3 l9RtJ Bhispurg.
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Gin feuerfpeieuber 8erg I'm @ a
fhtnn fnu u siPhtptc

gan ran5tseo, 70. Warl.-Gs bat
ben Hnib.in. 6Gb aus benz Btrae Rainitr I'M
WaibiH8tons& &ebtet sin oultaniidsr ausbrud,
srioletH piro. Die 6iBs aui o,m &iptsl Ots
ssra,s III 10 srob. Dab Der Shu.t, wslder
bisber islbh ndbrsno Dtr erObten QiBe oss
Somntsrs nur ibsilrpeiis i6niolJ. Ju ituelItn
nnfdn9t. &tr @ipfsl Oes bsr9ts Oampit forta
pdbrsno un0 a9sn Die in Der oortiSen ytaG
bariboit wobnsuOsn Berionsu. Dab iie aud
idon Haua aus OsmitIbsn babeR auiile9eu
itbtn.
gm 8. Epril tuiro nit benz 9nmpF.r sNts
oaOa" cine ntue Ycio0mptcrsS Slnie auiiden
San 6ror5isto uno aufraIitr ab.r 2onOIuIu
er6fintt m.rhen.
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0nlfe fur Xranfrtith.

RsmSW Wort. 10. WarJ. = Gas Salfs'
Gomits Der San0slsfammsr Fhr f5rantreih
tbtilt nit. baB bis isBt Sll8,S50 iubItribirt
uHO OaB bis isBt na6 6rantrsi6 l2000piunO
rtuIitttrt morOtn Rn0,
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g9s. Grie l85, suinois 1891, Great sse

RtoerppoI, 10. Rar1, 3l2 lIbr Sorut.-
Baumpolle matt uno ee6.Rdt: upIanOs 76,
Grleaus II p.rtaHTt 5000 SGlsH, pODon
1000 fir Export uno SpeiuIation. Aut 9ie'
feruus bsr WdrI unO april BON REM Dr;
leans u iar quite oroindre uno BON &barIss
ton ftr ni.Osre Nlitt.Iiortsn.
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AZ
tlurlbCrn , Central Q:ilrnbnbn.

rpu uuD mad @uuutds, 1. GtI 1870. 6R eR
8ngt NlltimuJt. Ir'G 'oiBt
$40 az UraSuS. SpH sG6uc1lue. Edsila
J)uNQRs Gu5NCnnmmtuI, un1 Iiii6turF urb btn RNts
ttu, SlmtrG, Fu1uo uu6 brn ]luP0ta.5dQm u. |. 70.
IL 40 PatbwittGqta Rnurill4a Z0glt 0uns
tGR5 lu1BWuWfgu nod piu5Uure nHh BEN ntktn
In0 rhthilt uuC tUJ N-lNHrWag1yt
I.s0 Nbsnez Gryrss, GOuutass ausatuOmuItnl
Idt HCn sgCtttR
10 30 2aepts Grprta T5oJtd ma hem Wthtn,
h0rolia nat tuhalo. NCuy'rr. btu RioaaTe.6duu
ipb HonGon.
Eit Sugr mil 0tr ggsf. u arvlNubtt gu,ubabHs at.
1u 4 SO NvrBn5 unU g 30 ludmt,tuqB ab
bt StBt nn5 WCrriturg ltE,H $3.50 gioTgtrs HTD
" 90 9tlnmuHp5 ub.
Btr 3uBJ uGd GoHoptT Rtgtn 4. 80 WptcIus u IL 40
Hub $50 3tU.4TttiuR1 db
Ait 8b8t Wt hsr pGuutgrGub.NHutQ'USii SiitutahHH
lt9'u % sR5sH'ns wo l2,i 4Ritugs al.
acrummnnGiiuN5sSugs
Eed6 BorF - I'm $50 Waamtuaas. ,aaliS. sous
'dBl IWSVrgWm,u
s1uoa RurFtpu w. uu $50 Ra&mitaqs, Aalla
eoutGOs augatuDuntu
Ole SuGC tommeu In SdttimOre ant
Boul g0citu uHb Torhm $50, g.I5 UgorasnS, IL 50,
?. A. uub Is ubr Hbcubs.
Qori - lu.l5 MiOBus.
Pdrlton.W accommodation - 3 90 Wl0rRtrg
sBtqt Dts lNt.lerru, Biutit uun dutn Nuufttn. nc
anb g,orb. yysnos man We m bU B,urmr dalotriyGla
iion. unb VIZ. ., Aote'GalDtrirt an
". z EuuHs.
Gt'frn' Bo nGRt.HgrritH;
ell @itrte ~ Were. @rn .Gupu'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11

BlaiHt ssfimmt, neil bitisr elm S6usl6Gntr
isi, OnB er abtr, abstIsben BON Der EGriifraq..
nit Der rspubIiianii9,n partsi 3u 8sbsn bsab'
fihhot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
G9atamtszS Srpaftsment,
Sureau SeS GonttpleutS
SeS SIaDterQelpgS,

Da{biustou, 70 5sbr. 1871.
9a nurd qtnpssroen. oem unterIsdueisn poraele9ttn
Ratfptts ts srideint, bab bic central NATIONAL
BANK OF BALTIMORE In Der Stnot Baltmore Balti
8eoinaunaen Der GousrtS 2tis. betittt r@tne Attt
um Nationally pier9tlo Iu bs6otten, Nut@ ontrlt'
pura bon Der Stontsu Obt9aitonen 8endtrf, uno ot'
Qtrtilation uno Ginoiune otrltb;n oH9uoronen,A an
g. 9anaar 1894 gen briat, I'D atboria Oraaniitrt bal
unO auen anorbnuu9,n btia9ter 4ts S'Hags geletttt
tbe lie oas Bant' 9edGit unter bslagism SthBs BE-
gonnen,
10 rrilart td {3ildnb u. fulburb. GcntroItnr bel
9apsraeloss amttd, oaB Die y&entral' Iattenal'Ban
bou Bilt,morta In Der Stabt Baltimore. Baltimore
Gouniu Staat Utarpaub. auiorirt 1T, bas Bant'St'
idGft unier bsiaelem gstss uniui1rasn.
&4iESA Sur Bsgaub,gur9 etitn iebe Id tttni
NBHSS amtsFf9sI unb unteridriti hsute btn %
<lcAzne stbraar 1871. CtIane ". Sutburb.
Gprtrolelr beA Baptersg sgtlbte
(b3-64) fNr 1797l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
Yeleara,,biId,es MlferIsi.

Der btttlss osstnrurm. ptlGsr In Der
Ratt non Sonntritas su Gr.itna aub ingbi'
laoslpbta bsrri6te. bat pie t,l.srapttidps Ssr'
binoun8 mtt apaibin8ton unttrbrotsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
aus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIT
Der Neaer 0Htlts. - XObte unb
JErrtnunARfR

Gbarltilun, 10. W6rI. 8wiI6en ber
farbisrn unb Der anbtrrn WtIiI III ts In gtt>
lttr> unS YortsGounip ju Rraw0atn gsfpmmsn.
Us Rno auf bcibtn Sttttn RsBrtrs ptrpanbet
un6 Btibbtrt wVrbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
SeihldGuGhmc elmer NGlftbmitu
leC sRSerFvtdtr,

sYort, 10. Mari. 8silrn &6eub
ls9lt Colonel gDbtltsp ppn Der @ebttmpuliiet
bcs Sdagan,lS in Der -. Straet auf bic Dtt,
itatt elmer 6all6munlCr-@ 9ci6lae. Der
gBrib bar nit 9sf6lag beItsttn YrS(Ttn, Ylat.
ten, gtlbsr II. +. 10. betragt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
AHS WfiHOurt.-6dbereS ilber sen

ARNC AuNl
Sturm,
ST 9Outs, 10 Wdrl. Die Nngabsn
| bstr,iis Oss Sdaosus nslh,n Der Srtan in
on 81. 2Ouis angsridttt, ltHO itbr AbeTtrte
ben 9sipeien Rad Gerausrer untsriuhurg
srgshsn lid folgenos 3'lftrr: GleOntOr SIS, 600
5dbr Gompaauie $40 600, st. Houiitr
Banoalia Bahn' a,gsu $40. 900, sSAO. OF
Sabn' SIS 600 .Sbuaao altOn,r UGbH" ca
$4,000, .Chio sphfiifppisr Babn' $4,000,
.6Oisoo WaDaib Sabns gtgtn Sl0O 600. an
o,rsrisits 1T Der DampIsr ,DtOlte able bel
le;tem m,hr btibdbiat, ais ss anian9s bieB
Ss iutrO S30.0 tOIttn. UNI ibn tDle0sr III
Stano Su i,Bsn. Die BsrIuIit Der Burger
i6nneH nidbt ftii8,fsllt u.ro.n; es iinO etTta
80 gpobnbduisr BON Osrihsosrsm g9s,tbs
sniwsosr 0auS Ssrii6rt oosr bsib6oiat porbtn
llnttr 100000 tptr0en bisIs YetluIte mot
b,tra9en. Die gtItnbobn, Gompnsni,'n iinb
btrsts nit ben Rsparaturen bsi6dftigt; ol,
Sira.r ii'bt man In ben StraBsn ibr NtObl
linr luiammtniuhtn.
auh.oom Guuoe Fpmmsn Btrbts bon ben
8trwhItunGsn, pslde Der Sturm ang,ri6tet
bat. I'm Morgan. Gnuutp fnO Sduisr, 3duns
uno 9BatOtr nieOsraeriII.u tporosH uno wurs
ben mebrsre Bstionsn gtfdbrIih utrIsBt.
IN osmi.lben Radmtttn9 tObtt aud hber
pslsuu, Ntt1nias, Elm SturmWinN, uslbsr
oduisr obOa4te uHo anOsrsH arObsu 56absH
dHrihiste.
IutT In Csc,pia uno auOetn Crteu ouF
Oem ptNIdsH ufr oes 6Iuiits ri2tet: Der
Stutm 9roBsn Shaotn an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
Die Rpbleufraae. .

Srsnton, 10. Wdrl. - Die on 8oup.
Ranoplpb 9etiGt,ttn 8siu6., als ShitDsri6'
ter In Der &obItnfrase su funsir.n, iinO du'
BERT 3ablrttb sin9sbradt tporOen uno lauftn
nod immsr lolbe elm. Di.ielben sebsn hbris
gems Mot pon Sorporation.n. ionoerr bon
5nbipioutn aus uno iras.n Ielbfu.tfdnoli6
ein,n ni9t oiiii.a.n 9barattsr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
6nlfe fir Tranfreih.

Rtps9ort, 10. @tdrI, -, Sis 8sialid
lstt oss Stdatss R.p DOti bat on ibrs auts'
brliOer In ben Str. Staatsn tiueH Gufruf srs
loii.n, siuaso.nt 5u istH, cab am 5Onntae,
9olI,IleH Ilr 6rantr,ib UsronRGltst psrotn
ollsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
Mms Gnn,niEn

3tnsRpn, 9. Man. - SObalS Nt bas
rSuhOIt" tbre 9tmnPunstn wiebsr fUrtftBsH
bas 8abtl euburafsn.
aRan lteat bier 0srfudt init Draintrunstn int
Observation-Disclosures SuterrlIr an.
Wan beablibtigt, sine 9rttiIhe 9ambftr>
Ptnie nah Ntw-yprf lber SanitaSp be guta
unb pauQnnd lu fTrttteR.
Die Colonial, RtsiTuns rpunI6t, bic Gin
paH6erun9 pOn GGE6wtrtHtn aus ben Ser,
Stgatcn Bu brglnittg n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
SelegrapbilGe 9epelGen,

(Bpu Der ~ NRoeiirttn prsIt" fir bsu DntIAen Cor.
rtiponoentsn" beri6td. Der ,,QOrrsiporoent
if has einlist bsutiht Wtoretnblatt Baltinors's
sotIGts bic Snauo. uub RabtI' '9tpedtn bsiisbt uni
uOuhdRbie psr0itentlihtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11

Uou SllinOtS ltebe cIcb,ptmmuue.
81. GOuls, 10. WdrS. - Dtr Suinoiss
5luB III bObtr. als tr lett Sabun NOR. lIns
tstbaIb 455orla 1T alts pieOria aelt9sne 9anO
lbtrihptmmt. 8ttle Waaunbduisr ittbtn
in VDohtr unO mHfier Die @titditt pom Smsts
bis ieBt bstdnni. bat bns lDOTsr absr nod
t.ine Stihdoiounpeu nngerthttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
ssl KS ylOrOltde Gcatrals
l]rnnIDlUania- Gi(rnbabn.
0mtnrnntcnsp pfnif

ua@ Cincinnati 4outsoIas. GbtcdsO st. asuis 5Ebla
uap0iiB n D GuCn Buitn
peHItd,, nUrcwCftid, uub flbutHsl6b.
Da5 ~ Dit tArItNt GHi, uaa Dem 9lorbrvtRrn anD u
Orr Jalrprt ~ utbrtg als bel itutub tntE anDttea
Hlbr.
Sbrotn Edbr,Stuttt uN6 udbtrSr Wpgturti utbs mag
IN Die BlTrdus ron
HGrI Dtlicbruue RprsuI Wuudo,
PnnGp 0tHitr Nt qmgrunttu Hetuttu beg
IA .Nfrtrul.ql I-HtGtN.s .y6tbl atniEul Sabu
Rr OF EbumrAET Rurbush GdSs srr
fDh.Il1-f Ehnmss. uni NHnhF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
gnnlbem Ntinen Niean.

Spu 6ranSiseo, 10. Wdrl. = Die
Bate pIturrcp' 1T na9 elmer 16' td9iatn
isubrt BON Sonolulu ansttomnI'n.
Sic bama,ld)e Rt9itrung bat nit Sall's SIS
nj. eintn Gontratt lueaeu S,forosrung Der
Yoh pot uno nad Aufrali'n abgel6loilen.
Die ensl. @orustts .5eDaa' 1T BON Yitto'
ria ang.lonmen.
Auf ben JiobkJ Jnieln berrib.n unrub.n.
Die Staot SiOufa III obne 9olipi. oa bic
Ginwobner Die bonn G6ni8e oorgsitlaasn,
Staotusrwaltung nibt anncbnen pollts uno
es bel Der Seraibuua btr Sarstr bisrabsr sunl
JeraDal lam. Die Ginpobuer fino ieBt oer
gBillhbr Der singsborenen pduptlinss untsr'
ipotftn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
Aus Merttp.

Staot Rerifo, 3. Wdr5, &ber 9as
panna 10. WdrJ. = &oup,rnsur p,squi.ra
bon Souora If Der 4. YtdfO.nti1afts Gans
oibat. g8ebri&sinlt9 wsresn nodo msbrsrs
1elpsrbsr auftrtten.
Die 2s9islatur BON Saliseo bat ben 8ous
perntur bieies Staates abeeitBt.
Der amsritaniids @sianote Rslion bot iid
BEL btr Regi.run8 hbtr ben 8oup,rueur bon
Oaroea bsjdpsrt neil bisisr eini8e 8argsr
Der Wsr, Staatsn elmer rs9tsmiorigen Be
banolun9 uniermoIJsn bat.
Gin unisriu6unss. .Gomite ots Gonarefes
bat feliatntllt, baB I'm Sdabamtt elm Sefeft
BON Wliuion Dollars porbanbsn 1T. Ro.
nero bot iib tntIdloiien nod Dor benz Gus
iagtw.ntritte oss 9on8reHss ~ rsReniren.
Di. prsii. sr.ift lon on anb ipridt In osrs
od4ti8tnoen AeuBsrunaen BON isintm aroBen
9run0b,iiBe, bsiisn Wertb auf $500, 900 9es
ihdst tpiro. Romern ptistrte iid benz aos
n.tte bic Bh@er bes S1aBamtes porJulesen.
Der Central Club her 6aupifabt bat ben
Sensrdlsn Rearete unb Bilabas ben auftras
erib.i!t, oen Nrdfoenten Suars3 ausutlaa.n
Waibiratpns Weburtstas puroe bier ae'
Isisrt. Sn ueridieetn.n 6taotibsilen parsr
ansrifanii&e Glasaen aufs.bib'.
| Miniiter &atiqnto ttbrt NIT sinent suiideu
Statitn uno W.rito abseidloHsntn Sanosls.
psrtra9e nod f5lerenJ Iurhd.
Wfan aldabt aaeemtiu oab auf bic Wab
cine Wepelution tolasn nirs.
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20 on NcntnctD = Wntr0ie cinc8l
Scibitm0reerS

&ouisOills, 10. MRdrI. S1:uts Nor,
psn t6>t'te flo Room SdmnlG, EN- btsiigsr
9lumtrQG-tutr, iuh,m er i,,nsn RopF in Elm
WtlaB mil yBai,r iisdt, umo 70 lang. oarin
1tlt, bis tr tcot mar. 0du5libe llranrsbm
ltttsil,n ,uaI,n DGs Wpup otti,s mrttmRrOis
Gen Sclbitm0rbts.
Dm1 ben grarO Der Sabrit BON Wtoroar
Il 2goGrab in Gtrtrotou limb l20 Arbett.r
bel9aitigpngslcs gCpprOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11
GICu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %suer.

UOn RentnttD.- -esrOBe6 Weuer.
SiHctnHatt, 10. WdrI - I'm Bifts's
Salon In &itmono. Rp.. brad SonnerItae
DlOrpsr Elm 5susr aus. oas bstunbe ein aan
Iss 9duieraeuitrt Jsrft6rte. Man bsflir6tet,
OaB tin 0aun i'm gGsntral 9ot,I.' oas NIT
abgebrannt tt, oas Gtbsn osrlor,n bat. Der
ShaO,n WirO uui $50 600 OeIbdBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-11

Spdtete sSiaGrtGtew.
GonfereH; SeS @en. 4Sata6ineS nit
her DfattOnalgarOe BON Seueptue.
Sdrcdlider @iicnbabn'ltnfall.
Gin GiIcntnbnSu8 nit ecutIhen Sera
puuceten itbbt nit ctnem SSrahtSu9e
Sul1mmen.
Der eu9lifdbe 0Safenegpcrt.
GnsLano uno bic Rrie8fiBunosu.
Die BCfehiauna Upn Cuebcc.
Sie yOnHOner GOnfercHj.
HuH6funa Der WatiOnalDcrIamm'
lung
8onaparttltiIbe Gopitalicn.
SpGteFe Gabels sNa9rtGtem
GoufereHS SeS @en. 3alaSineS mt
Der DfatiOnalgdrOe BON Seueotue
S6rtdltder Giicnbabn.ltniall.
Scr ennItiAe 9eafenerpprt.
Sic gOn0oner GOnfercHj.
8pnapartiitilcbe GopjtaIicn.

RuH6Tuna Der NatiOuaISerIamm
lung
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10
TIE Washington Patriot sax

TIE Washington Patriot says: 1T is
now known that upon the day when Mr.,
Dawes made his exposure of the great
fraud, Mr.. Creswell and his agents were
in the House, exerting such influence as
they could command, il order to prevent
the repeal of the act. First, they did
not like the idea of losing large contiu-
gent consideration, and, next, the dcyel-
opment would prove injurious to Their
large business. But they were swept
away by the rush of a sudden and sweep
ing tide, which had no respect for official
pretension, or even official roguery, which
has come so much into fashion since The
present administration attained power. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

WHEN the census of the city of New
York was taken last summer il exhibited
a population of 1926, 34l. This did not
prove satisfactory to the authorities and
citizens of that city, and Grant ordered a
new census to be taken. This has re-
Gently been completed and shows the
population to be 943, $40, being 1851
greater than when previously taken. \
Remuneration of Savannah, Ga, has
been made, and it shows a population
there of over $4,000, instead of $40, 233,
as returned last summer. If such gross
errors are committed in the first enumc ra-
ton of these cities, is it not fair to pre-
sumo that the enumeration of the whole
country is equally defective, and that our
population is much larger than exhibited
by the census
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10
ISSUES OF PRINCIPLE.

Dir. Greeley has lately declared il The
Tribune that the Republican party is by
no means certain to win in the Presiden-
tia struggle of 1872. He says that 'fhe
Democrats can make the contest close
and doubtful one by framing q mild
platform and putting up candidates 10
match Mr.. Dana, Of the New York
Sun, says there is no doubt Mr.. Grecley's
view of this subject is correct, and that
the great reason that il is so is that there
is no longer any vital issue of principle
between the two pa'tics.-NasbcW
Banner, Feb. 8.
The Tribune is a Radical paper, and
the Sun is also Radical. Our contem-
porary prints the views of both ed,ori-
ally, and without comment, thus giving
the latter quasi endorsement, if not a
full one. The truth is, The issues of priu-
ciple between The only two existing par
ties in the country are essentially vital, ."
and at no period of our history have the
issues between parties been more antago-
nisuc or more clearly defined. To ignore
these issues is TO ignore The Constilu-
tional limitations of power, and to forget
all that has been taught us by the wise
sud the good from the inception of the
Government to the present time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10
THE COTTON TAX SUIT

Ii appears from the following card
published in the Washington Republican
of the 9th inst, that should the Supreme
Court decide the cotton tax uncOnstitu-
tional, it will be of very little service to
those who have paid the tax, unless Con-
grcss should make specific sppropria-
ton to reimburse them. Il is estimated
that from $50, 600, 900 to $50, 900
have been collected by means of this cot
ton tax, and it has been supposed that
this would beTefunded by the Government
in the event the Supreme Court should
render a decision adverse 10 the cOnslitu-
tionality OF the law imposing the tax.
But Judge Hughes states that the parties
who paid the tax will be barred claiming
it by the statute of limitation. 1t is
barely possible that Congress will make
an appropriation TO refund those who
paid the tax, in the event the law is I'M
constitutional, but that is very doubtful,
tAS ~ N'NtiN 'NlIub COulutlI ulGu nlLlbSl
exclusively. Judge Hughes says:
So many erroneous statements have
appeared in the public prints calculated
in my opinion 70 lnjuTc the interests of
my client, Mr.. Harrington, and to offend
counsel employed, that l feel constrained
to seek the same channel for the purpose
of making corrections.
The suit of Harrington VS.. Saunders
involves less than $4,000, and it is the
only case of the kind pending in the
United States before any court of COM
potent jurisdiction, and the statute of
limitations has barred all similar claims
so far as judicial remedies are concerned.
II was instituted TO test the question
whether Congress has power under the
Constitution to tax the products Of the
Southern States, almost to the point of
conhscation, and at the same time exempt
the products of all the other States.
Hon. VIM. L. Sharkey and myself are
the original counsel in this case, and I'M
der our advice the suit was brought. Our
client has from time to time associated
with US eminent counsel, whose names
are of record in the Supreme Court.
From among these Mr.. Harrington, the
plaintiff, has selected Judge B. X. Curtis
and Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts to conduct The
approaching oral argument.
deprccale the publications | have
seen as an unauthorized and hostile inter
ference with the suit, and highly prejudi-
cial to the plaintiffs interests, by throw
ing into the scale against his claim of a
LITTLE omar tVvp thouoopI Iollor- I'll
lions which Congress, and Congress alone
might allow in making an application of
the principle on which Mr.. Harrington
seeks to recover. JAMES HUGHES,
Counsel for VIM. F. Harrington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

The success Of Massachusetts il get
ting through Congress, last session, a
half.century old claim for interest on
money expended during the war Of
1912, has stirred up the lawyers in South
Carolina. While raking over the few
official papers that have survived the war
they have discovered that South Carolina
mas claim upon the Government just as
good as that of Massachusetts, and Rep
resentative Wallace has introduced a bill
for its payment. No doubt other States
will soon follow suit. Fifty and more
years interest is worth looking after
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

Orders have been received at the
Washington hayward to fit out the
steamer Pcriwinkle preparatory to her
joining the Arctic expedition, under com
mand OF the celebrated Capt. C. F. Hall,
to explore the North Pole, aud take astro-
nomical observations from that point. A
large number of workmen are engaged in
the task OF fitting her out, and she will
be ready IN about two and half or three
months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10
IHr New York World SAWS

TIE New York World says: The
Hon. r. r. Butler is about to bring his
acquittal TO pecuniary account by suing
for libel all the papers that have express
ed an unfavorable opinion of him, the
damages to his fair fame being estimated
al $4,000 in each instance. As there
are about 5000 papers published in
America, his prospective profit will be
S24O, 900, 600" We suggest when he
commences tlis business, that he include
in his suits those Radicals 10 his congress
iOnAl district who got him into his late
sCrape.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

The London Pail Mall Gazette men
lions, among the strange events of the
wonderful year Of 1870. the fact that the
Sultan offered a purse of twenty thou
sand francs to the Pope, and that the lat
ter accepted the offer. The English jour
nal believes this display of amity is a
more curious phenomenon than seeing
Garibaldi and Charette, commander of
the Papal Zouaves, fight under the same
banner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

In speaking of the proposed Industrial
Exposition TO be held at Nashville in
May, the Knoxville advertiser remarks:
eve do not see why we should not have
one, II will certainly be an advantage,
and the means of giving life and action
to cur agricultural pursuits"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

TIE Washington Republican says:
1.-THE Committee on Finance have SO
amended the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill as to call for
an additional appropriation of $72, 600 10
pay sixty two clerks in the Treasury
Department, whom the House intended
should be dispensed with" That is
specimen of Grants economy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

The reported laundering OF the steamer
Tennessee with the San Domingo Com
missioners and large party accompany
ing them aboard, is pronounced heart
less canard and had no foundation what
ever. 1t appears to have originated in
New York and was telegraphed TO Wash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10
TAG washington Republican Grad

The Washington Republican (Radi-
caD says at is admitted by the friends
of Foster Blodgett, who was elected by
the Georgia Legislature early in 1870, to
succeed Miller after March q, next, that
his election was illegal, he having been
chosen by the Legislature preceding the
one last elected" 1t was only a few
weeks ago Blodgett returned to Atlanta
from Washington 'jubilaut at the pros
pectn of his admission on the 4th of
March. His citation was Of short dura-
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

COTTON was quoted in New York yes
terday, in private dispatches, as quiet at
153c for middling, while the Associated
Press dispatches quote it firm, with fair
demand, at 15c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10

The Washington Republican recon-
mends Col. VIM. B. Stokes, of this State,
for Sergeant at Arms of the next House
of Representatives.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-10
For Rent For 1871.

A HOUSE WITH -FOUR ROOMS NEAR
1Athe Nashville and Decatur Railroad Depot
The house will be rented with nom eight 70
thirty acres OF land. IL is a fine market gar
den. A. G. MERRITT
dec25 II u DeadeFick SEeea.