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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-10-19
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the books of the
IN Canton Steam Engine Works. p. p. Bush 4 Co.
OF Canton, Ohio, will be opened for Subscription
to their capital stock Thursday, the 9Th day OF
July, ISL, at the ONCE Of John F. Clark, No. "a
South Market street.
JOHN F. CLARK,
One Of the Ineorporators Of said Company.
CaRtOn, July 6, as7l-G --.---e.1
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COOpefS Material,
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Philip shoner ct III 70. Washington Rrnm
DY virtue an order 70 sell Issued from the
Dcourt Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio
and 70 me directed will offer for sale a public
o1tery At the door Of the court house Ia the city
OF Canton, on
Saturday. Die 2Sth dag Of Oeso5er. 1871,
the following desoribed real estate sitst In sAId
county to-wits Being part Of the aouthsFest quar-
her Of section ten fl0 toWnship twelve fl2l range
eight Isl described a. folloRf Commencing AZ "a
post In the north line Of said quarter section
chains AID - links west nom uie nerthea5t cor
ner thsreot, and rnnnlng thsnce west With said
line - chains and 50 links % stake ia middle Of
road. thence soutnWarSlly. with said road chains
and 06 links 20 stake IN middle of road; thence
eAstaardly With said road IS chains and 20 links
20 stake thence northwardly y chains and 20
links % the place Of beginning containing hfteen
Sale to commence al i O'Clock D m. Terms cash
sept2sWs
shsrsR SALE.
William C. Thompson vs.. Rufus lloAler et al.
By virtue of pinrsss order 20 seil issued
from the court Of eomme1 pleas Of Stark county.
public ont cry a The dsor Of the court house IN
the city Of Canton on o. fr.f
Saturday. the 2ssh day Of OelO5ers 1871,
the following describes real estate sifuais IN saic
county, 70 wit; Lot number one hundred auds
Two llO1l IN ". C. Thonpsons addilon 70 the city
Sale 70 commence at o'clock p. N. Terms cash.
..- Il r A. DUNBAR, Sheriff
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AAOASC lOE L1Cll Il
II wish 20 rent my Brick-yard ard Brick Resi-
u dence situated within tue cOrporate .lirnfie OF
the city OF Canton, and tine only brckyard Sc sit
uated. ~ - ~
The yard Is IN good shape. and has been doing
large business On the premises are good sta
For further particulars snq1Ire Or the subscri-
,.,...-. COLLINS MoGREGoR.
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/ ~ SURsoRlBRs TO PETkEs Nc - -
~ ucAL MONTHLY Eet Al the lat u. W.
- est and best Music at one - : =
and two cents piece Eve
80 ~ number contains from 81 =
70 IS worth Of new Music;
1U and IL can be had FOR 80 cents. -
The July and August num- -
r.. bers contain Thirty Pieces -
Of Music, az pages, sheet
tz music size, and will be mail
ed for SO cents. Addresa
A J. l. PETER5, SOC Broad
- way, New York aues
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COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE.
TAXES TOR 1871.
TreasureT'S Notice.

TTNHE following Table shows the number of Mills
L levied on each dollar of valuation as charged
on the Tax Duplicate of Stark county, Ohio, for
the wear ISL
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| can forgive
A foe, but not a mistress. and friend
Treason is there in its most horrid shape,
Where trust is greatest; and the soul re-
signed
Is stabbed by her own guards
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MI. Grocsbeck,s Sneech.

We lay before the readers OF THE Sun a
full report of the speech which WILLIAM s.
GnoEsDEcK of Ohio delivered yesterday at
S;cul lenvllle TO mass meeting OF Demo
Gratis. If any doubt las existed that Mr.
GnoEsDEoK is one Of the wisest statesmen.
ablest constitutional lawyers, and most elo,
quent orators OF tue country, this speech will
disp,l it.
1t viii not only take its appropriate place
among the remarkable productions OF the
mes, but it will give direction 10 the pub
lie sentiment of the entire nation. In pro-
fund.ty of thought, in perception Of vital po-
litical truths, In clearncss of statement, In
felicity of dictop, We recollect no speech
WI ch surpasses II, and very few that equal
{, since DAHIEL " ErsTER was in Lis prime
The sun., 1871-09-14
What Will the Democracy of New York
Ilof

VIII tho Democratic party of New York
trke upon their shoulders any responsibility
ior the great robbcries Of the public treasury
that lave been perpetratcd in th $ ty, or
VII they decisivcly and omphatically repu-
diate them and their nuthorsf
This Is the most important question that
will De brought before the State Convention
which meets three weeks hence
There arc as many honest men in the
Democratic party as in any other. Among
Its ! aders are statesmen of spotlcss fame,
who detest public stealing rs among the
worst Of crimes. IloRATto SEYMOUR, SAN
FORD L. CnURCu, and GEORGE F. Cow.
STOCK are honorcd representatives OF this
tlass Of d mocrats. With such men rolitcs
h q matter Of principle and not Of plumber.
Win the Convention be guided by the
honet or the dishonest Democracy of the
State? Win il throw the Tammany Ring
overheard md take measures TO prevent pub.
lie robi cry hcreafterf Or will the party
complete the long catalogue of its follies Al d
disasters by suffering itself to be crushed for.
~or by the scorn and indignation Of an out.
ngcd AID dclraudcd pcoplof
The sun., 1871-09-14
Tie Name Election.

Though thnro was groa, classification
anorP the Republicans in the shipbu ldng
towns Of Maine, the Democrats did not hope
10 carry the State ct the recent election but
they did expect 10 reduce the RepuNl ca.
majority of last wear They have 10 led in
this; and, notwithstanding the Democrats
made handsome goins in the ship.building
localu ca, the Republicans have increased
their aggregate minority between two aud
trcc thou9aal. over .hat of lrsi. ycc-.. -...
This result is due to three or four causes
First, though tho Democrats adopted f,ir
platTorm, the disnfItctcd Republicans would
not vote with them because they feared that
some rcac'ionary old.lrne Democrat would
be nominated for the Presidency next year
Like the di, satisfied Republicans Of Cali.
forlia and elsewhere, they demand not ouly
new departure, but new men to lead it.
NJ. inc ia IN intensely Protestant State.
chilt Of Massachusetts, II has m RG.gt or
for the common ancestor Plymouth Rock.
the Blarney Stone of New England. The
tourse Of the New York city Democracy in
attempting to prevent the Orange procession
In July kept from the polls at tie recent
election many Of the Democrats of Maine
and brought TO the polls many Republicans
who would else have stayed ut home.
It cannot be disguised that the frauds
Of tho Tammany Ring operated in the same
direction. During the campaign in Maine.
as also in California, these frauds were pow
erful weapons in the hands Of Republican
editors and orators. And we warn the De
mocracy OF New York that as 1t was in Cali
fornia and Maine, 80 it will be in every State
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific whore elec
tons are held this autumn. If the party in
New York does not promptly take some step
TO a solve itself from all responsibility for
these frauds, the Democracy of the whole
I'm: u will suffer from its neglect to dis
charge plain GUY.
The sun., 1871-09-14
Perfectly Correct.

The Republican State Convention Of Mary
land have adopted resolution nominating
Gen. GRANT for resident This Convention
also embodied in its platform resolution
rraiorg :he "jgdcioas. energetic, aud eco
uomical administration of the Post Office De-
partmcnt' by Mr.. CREswELL.
These two resolutions arc in perfect har.
mony with each other. TO renominate the
presentTakcr and to endorse the author of
the great CuoRpENNINo swindle, by which
yearly half llou dollars was TO he flched
from the Treasury. aro two things that go
perfectly well together If GRANT is fit to
be Pr sidcnt. CuoHPESNrSo is just tho mar
10 c Posimaste General. ...... ............
The sun., 1871-09-14

been confirmed by the President Of the
United States. Now, in the name Of our com
mon humanity, we would ask the officers who
composed that Court Martial whether capital
pun shment has as yet been abolished
in tho armyi If not, 1t would seem
Nevada from which q gnllows can Ire
framed, or no prisons at tho service OF the
Government In which to confine criminals
found guilty of the Lesser crime OF mnn
slauphter Tho President has power to
mitic ate but none TO increase tho punish,
mont inflicted by a court martial, and he
must therefore lie hold blamelcss for the
escape Of Lieut.. COLLINS from tho penalty
nlcrtcd by the commission Of such cold
Llooded atrocity. But In army circles.
where kindness to the enlisted men Is the
rule and not the exception, II Is q matter Of
surprise--and II cannot fail, too, Of provoking
ind cnant comment from o less indulaent
public-that the President, in reviewing the
proceedings OF tho Court, appears TO have
been satisfied with a bare approval Of the
finding and sentence, and with Issuing the
order fer tho officers dismissal. 1t would
have shown more decent regard for public
opinion hed p.ndlod g. few words etrongly
nnmadverting upon the slight value placed
upon human life by the Court. and censur.
Ing the officers who composed IL fer their
weakness in thus shielding comradc from
the adequate punishment Tor a crime that In
a more civilized and less military commu-
nifty would at least havo Landed its perpe.
traitor in pcntentlary.
Camp McDerhit is a lonely out. the way
post, lying near the Quin river, north OF tue
Santa Rosa mountains, and just south Of the
rocky divide letween tl4e waters Of the Colurn
bia and the Great Basin. A moro dcsolato and
uafrcquonted spot IL would be hard to find
and gentleman go unfortunate as TO be sta
toned there might perhaps, now that resig'
nations nra no longer encouraged, DO par
doned for shooting on obscure, friendlese
trumpcter rs the only means left him for
escape from that dreary litude. The Court
evidently took that view of the matter, and
so cbaritably sent Mr.. COLLINS homo to his
/ friends Had the case uecn reversed, how
ever, and had soldier by hs perverse and
criminal indifference TO life thus shot an Off
Ger, ho might possibly have escaped hanging
but the doors Of dozen prisons would have
been flung wide open to receive hin, and hari
labor for years would have been his por
ton.
For months past desertions from the army
have been ut the rate OF nearly five thousand
year. Recruits are in demand, but tint
demand will hardly be soon satisfied. at lcas
! by men who can read Enelish, when they
learn that n soldier has been shot down lik,
stray dog Ly his ot'lrar, ard that that otl
Ger las escaped with mple dismissal from
the service for which II must have been long
manifest he was never fitted.
The sun., 1871-09-14

Statistics collected by English Commits
sioners OF Customs show that during the year
$50 the trade Of England was greater than ever
before. The imports from foreign countries and
British possessions abroad amounted to E3OS,-
10000, snd the exports to 924l 100000, The
imports from Germany fell of nearly &3,ooo,o0o
in consequence Of the war, but this was offset by
an Increase of e3, 500 600 in the imports from
Holland aud Belgium The exports to Germany
fell oG f2,<7O,ooO. but this loss was partly made
up by an increase Of nearly 81 900 900 TO Holland
and Belgium, which were mainly destined, prob
ably, for Germany. With France larger busi,
.ns,- lss,. ss =. ss.., dough .s ~ s,.4 IA
exports Was manly in munitions Of war. The
The sun., 1871-09-14

II 10 stated In the Boston Daily Adpertiser
that tue Collector of Boston and the United
States Marshal Of Massachusetts, are actively at
work pSrkiug ,bO Republican Convention Of that
State, in order to secure the nomination Of Gen.
BuTLsR for Governor. 1t seems that the Repub.
licans of Massachusetts, are opposed to this sort
OF interference, which they denounce as rn at
tempt to establish there general brokerage In
The Offices of the State nnd nation. "The Re-
publicans Of New York" says the Idrertiser,
"tred TO do that, aud they were split hopelcssly
in twain. They have come to that condition
where the nation has nothing 10 expect from
them. except through tie amazing folly Of their
enemies" The AGUrtissr should have added
that the Republicans Of New York ere not
responsible for this condition Of things. The
responsibility belongs simply and solely to Gen.
0RsSr and the oficchoders who live upon
his favor and are consriring 10 secure bis renom-
inaton. But for them no such split would have
occurred.
The sun., 1871-09-14

The quarrel for the possession of the great
Emma silver mine, in Utah Territory, which has
been actively carried on in the courts of the Ter
rltory for long time past, is, We hear, about to
be settled by compromise. The terms Of the set
Element are, that the present owners Of the mine,
who paid Il 500, 900 for it, shall first be allowed
to divide among themselves 50, 900, 900 Of profits
and hat then the cont,stanE Of their title, among
whom are Senator STEWART Of Nevada, JAMEs
LroN. JosEPn cuAYTEs, end Judge HnLrER, shall
be given a small interest in the concern. Wne-
,her, by the time the $4,000, 900 shall have been
taken out, anything Of value will be left in tie
mine, is doubtful.
The sun., 1871-09-14
THE BONARD VIII FIGHT.
Legal vuimres after the Currion-Wns Bo-
nard an Escaped Convictf-T Missing

LegnI Nuifurts hfef tue W noe
nard an Escaped Convict f-The Missing
Portrait
Yesterday the real fight was begun over the
dollars Of the deceased + enchmSn, Mons. Bonard,
before Surrogate HutcLings. Messrs. CoudeT Bros,
asEed fora commission TO proceed 10 France 10
examine the slleged relatives OF Charles Marion
Bonard, TIE French convict, who, after theft and
hA1l4ry. and serving t4res terms OF tmnyi:Aagaap1
was lost sight OF by his family. culres the convict
was born six years alter Louis bonard. Yet In face
-of IBIS. tRa otber gRpg tscrepanci's the Caud i'
EEL certain they are one and the same man
John q. Boyd, K, T. Gerry, Ond Judge Porter op
posed the sranunS OF the commission ou various
grounds. and pOhted out mlny suspicious cooking
ee'uts, lhey Aows'er, gave C3CJcrt the cgeals
Of acting IN good laith
The only point IN favor o. the theory that Charles
Marion and LOUIS Bonard are one ana lhe sane
person Is phvtoglGph. alleged TO he Oi Louis
.Nhcn the supposed meas OF Char,es BoGaga profess
they recon Ze.
Alr Gerry said on behalf OF the Society tint ht
might az some intule tine be ahe to show how the
ppgtlrit go, inlo tho h nds o. the opposite party
shl ,.e 'Gse 'hi Nss mace oi IT.. q at surtJs lie
VIII 1--WE lis decision TINS n ornlng.
The sun., 1871-09-14
An USEM EATS.


The new season of mlnstrelsy at BryAnts cosy
Opera House in Tver1..sirJ street hss IS'r'y
opened with a grand flourish of trumpets TIE
prestige which aceompanies the name OF Bryant is
al snviable one IN the records OF Rthop.an min
-tresy. The company, as II appears at present, Is,
II possible, OF a Gner general character than those
heretofore presented by tle management. The
inlmtable Dan 10 host In hlmselt. and peals upon
p-ss ut noIesgiopS augher greet his eomcal enors
at negro delineAton, Lltlle Mac is bunch Of con-
centrIted fun, a. he aud active as monkey. and
not whit less comicai 10 his astounding eyolulions
The programme presented Is repIete vita eIag-
gefsted huWOr, and the croNd that nlghty flock "a
he Opera House come iorth in tie greatest EooI
The sun., 1871-09-14
The Punishment for Murder in the Army

The Adjutant-G G GENERALS oGlce at Wash
10 the army the proceedings of General
Court Martial, from which we gather the
following facts
A certain Lieut. JAMES COLLINS, command
Ing Troop C of the First Cavalry. stationed
at Camp McDermit, Nevada, one day saw fl
10 exercise his command at target-fring.
Having drawn up Ills men with loaded car.
bines in front of the target, Lieut.. COLLINS
directed Sergt. JOHNSON to FIRE. The Ser
geant and others standing near informed the
Lieutenant that Trumpeter KELSEY was in
front oi tine target. Lieut.. COLLINS there
upon ordered silence and repeated the order
for the Sergeant TO fire, adding, He"-mean'
ing KELSEY" will get out Of the way soon
enough when you fire." Immediately after
that Lieut.. COLLINS ordered Corporal Crow
LEY TO FIRE in his turn although hEEsEf
was still seen in front OF the target by the
cAsg,S- a,",$;.o whale. pGs; 81 Corporal -CRoW-
LEY did fire aud SHOT KELSEY, who fell NOR
tally hurt, dying soon after from the wound
thus received.
One would think al this bad enough but
while the wounded man still lay wrthing in
agony on the ground, Lieut. COLLINS, think
iig 90 doubt to exhibit that sublime indi
ference TO human life aud suffering that, ir
tho opinion Of such military men as he, Illus
tretcs tho perfection Of military discipline
"did by his orders continue the target prac
tica by firing, although LIE well knew tha
KELSEY was lying wounded In front o
tho target, and that other members of th
troop VIII ) had gone to lis assistance wer
also IN front Of the target"
The Court found Lieut. COLLINS guilt
Of conduct to the prejudice of good order an
-svslilts,y d !r'ss~y2 as.s SSSisa4ea~hGa 70 4
dismissed the service" which sentence ha
The sun., 1871-09-14

The Spanish Minister, Don MAURTcIo Lo.
Psr RoBERrs, is now on a visit to his intimate
f.iend and ally Don Hamilton Fish. The OBJ
cct Of their conference is supposed to be to enA-
ble Mr.. FIsH TO ascertain from the Spanish Min
lster the person who would be most acceptable
to the latter ss Secretary Of State, in cHse MIR.
Frsu rccomplishes his long. .meditated retirement
from the Cabinet. We trust that MIR. LoPEz Ron
khrs will soon pubiish lis seleetion.
The sun., 1871-09-14

The Hon. MosLs II. GRIHSEIL was ap
pointed Collector of New York because he had
raised &It2oQ1 ios party expenses Ia Gen.
Gg.Nr's election; and without this money. Gen.
GnASr himself has admitted that he could not
have been elected. Why then did he dismiss
Mr. GRISxtLl, Who had contributed 80 power.
fully to the success of the partyT Was 1t on ac-
count Of any present made to himsel:-such as a
cottage by the seaside, for instAnce' And do
presents made to the President outweigh all ser
vices rendered 10 the Republican partyP
The sun., 1871-09-14

Persons farnliar with the workings of the
Department OF Buildings under the manage
ment Of Superintendent MAceREGon have not
teen at all surprised at the revelations recently
made in Court OF the monner in which the ma
chinery Of the Department is employed to estort
money from the owners Of buildings. TINS Sun
MAceRIooR, and be has never dared to reply to
our accusations. Now that a man OF the position
Of Judge TAPPtS comes forward and testlfles un-
der oath To the Ottemp;s at blackmail made upon
him, and backs up his affidavit by that OF an
architect who has actually paid money to Mac
oRveoR's tools TO be let alone. it is to be hoped
that the public will be encouraged to band 10.
gether and resist his demands.
The sun., 1871-09-14

Many of tho Canadian papere refuse to
accept tho Warrington Treaty as an accom-.
plisbed fact, and insist upon II that the Prov
inces will never consent to surrender their fish
cries. They labor upder the delusions that the
United States can be forced into renewal Of the
reciprocity treaty in exchange Tor permission TO
6sh within the limits claimed ss Canadian
waters, aud that the British Government will re.
fuse to carry out the provisions Of the new
treaty without their consent.
The sun., 1871-09-14

The Encouragement Of the English mill.
tarv authorities in conducting a mock campaign
they have recently undertaken in Hampshire, is
tue subject Of much ndicula by the English
press. Almost al the outset, $50 horses belong
ing to the First Life Guards stampeded from
their pickets, AID thirty or forty Of them were
killed OF rendered useless before the stampede
could be siopped The animals ~ he'd in all
directions, mad with fright, siaked themselves,
drowned themf elves, or spoiled themselves by
racing at top speed over fifteen miles Of country.
great deal ot fun is made Of the officers Of the
Tenth Husslrs for the precautions they have
taken 10 render themselves comfortable during
the campaign. They have ordered movable
eantecn, u carriage ten feet long and five feet
wide, with a roof and hlted up with three ook
vsts for beer, "a larg, supply Of wines, spirits
snd cooling drlnk-." baking apparatus. and
places for storing 43o two-pound loaves Of
bread. The canteen will be drawn by two
horses, and will hold four men on the boz and the
csnteen sergeant inside. IL Is joculAry recon-
IN nded that the whole eontrivarce be iron
plated so that it may be safe under Gre.
The sun., 1871-09-14

1t vase. c. FULTON, the "ditor Of the de-
baucbed Baltimore AmsriedN, who tried to get
a resoiu,iUu in faYOr q the San DUningo swIr..
die through the Maryland Republican Conven-
ton. The resolution was kicked under the
table, but FULroS earned his money by offering
H.. a man can't sSpee; 20 hIys al his Aa'.!y Ia
Office for nothing.
The sun., 1871-09-14
The Ward CREWS welcome Home.

NEWbubGH, sept I8-Ihe Ward broihers reach'
Ell cir one IN Cornwall this afternoon, and had
an enthusiastic reception. An Immense multitude
welcomed tnem at tho wharf cannon werO fired,
and flags were displayed everywhere, Tho Ward
Hotel was Handsomely Cecoraled. and bore over the
entrance the inscription, "NelcOme home" Toe
Wards say that they Nill ro~ no more crews indi
tldna'ry risreNedn, ana ntvef aiuln ~ Gdl .o.tri
tit v; fidt OeY hiSs UeaLeh tns best crews IN me
word and a.s sgusled
The sun., 1871-09-14
Grand Opera HouSe.

The engagement Of MIR. and Mrs. Bandmann
at tho Grand opors House terminates on saluIday
evening. Tonight Mr.. Bandmsnn assumes one Of
Il Q characters IN which he haa won the greatest
ceebrty tnat % MyiOck.
On AoadAy evening next the tragic gives way TO
tls comic muse, OOty Ooolt (Mr. Gus Pnlps)
MAKING Lis appearance a. taat time,
The sun., 1871-09-14

The demonstration In favor Of the eight
hour movement yesterday was . telling one.
About 5000 honest aborers and mechanics were
in line. Many well.known ~orklngmen, however,
we're absent. We did not notice WILLrAA NJ.
TwErp aud JANIS II. lSGERsoLL among the men,
bers OF the Cabinet Makers Union. ASpREw J.
GARvgY and JoHs II. KtTsER might have
marched with the plasterers and plumbers, but
no one saw IN m. Mr.. GAHvEr's great truck.
however, appeared in the procession and did good
service. The carpenters turned out strong, but
GEoRGs S. MILLsR was not among them and j.,
5. SpIru was missing from the ranks Of the
awning makers. If these Industrious mechanic cs
are in favor Of the Eight-nour law, they should
show it.
The sun., 1871-09-14

AS an illus ration of the beauties of the
franking privilege, we have report Of the ar
rival ut the Post Office In Peoria, H., Of eighteen
bags of printed matter. weighing 5000 pounds,
under the frank of an eI-member OF Congress,
aud all directed to his own address. The mat
ter consisted OF bound volumes Of public dOcu-
mania
The sun., 1871-09-14
Our Fiscal Agents Abroad.

WAsHISGToS, Sept. l3.-Aeting Secretary of
the Treasury Barley has addressed tho following
circular to United States COnsuls;
on and after the nrst day OF October lsll. you WIZ
make your deposits OF consular Teceips and lunds
wi Me,srs. Ciews Hsbiont d co of LONDON ms cad
OF wIth MessTs. psIing Brothers Co as heretofore
The sun., 1871-09-14

We learn that Mr.. GEORGE WILKES no
longer has snv relations with GHoRoE II. DurLHn,
Consul in Egypt, and recently refused TO speak
10 BUTLER in the street In Paris.
The sun., 1871-09-14
Grant Holds a Full Hand.

THE SUN tells us that in his early days poker
wasa 1syoIite diversion villa Gen. Grant, Ms4Ie
ipClrel g. fllRk lsa lPVorite q yFTt'dH ~. .h n
yet. At any rate there 10 no doubt that lie Will
leave the White Rouse Nlth iull hand.
The sun., 1871-09-14

exports TO the United States amounted TO e2s,-
$4,000, an increase Of 10 Ter cent. over those Of
1869. while the imports hom the United States
show an increase of 23l, 900 over those of the
pre evious rear