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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-18
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GOLD AND SILVER
CuRRENCY AND EXCHANGE,

The banks are not doing much in the
way of discounts, though money is in good
demand. Loans are made to regular Gus
toners, on short time, at the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum.
Exchange on New York is quiet. The
banks buy at par and sell at $500 pc,
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LeuIsyiIle Markets.

LOUISVILLE, JulF 11-Bsgging firm and
unchanged; heavy hemp and d TX 140l43c
for round lots. Flour steady and fsilly
active; Y family S5.5067 70. Wheat quiet
and unchanged in every respect. Corn
quiet at 5SA60c. Oats quiet at 42644c.
Rye quiet and unchanged a. 6567Oc.
Barley steady at 85d90t: Coffee firm at
22625c. Hay in better demand and
standard choice timothy S1862O. Mess
pork S16.506I7. Bacon; shoulders 8.d9c;
clear rib 1O.6lOac; clear 1OS6l0ac. Hams
steady at 136134 for plain; sugar cured
14g615I. Bulk meats; shoulders 7aG7sc;
clear rib 9169Sc; clear 9sc. Lard; fierce
sc; keg Zoe; choice leaf &c. Whisky firm
al Gle,
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and rapidly improve in flesh and fat when
fed upon it; and so valuable is this article
regarded by the most experienced and intel
ligent Europe farmers for the feeding of
stock, that it readily commands from six to
eight pounds sterling per ton.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY JOSEPH JONES'
MD, OF DECoRTIcATED COTTON SEED
CAKE.
100 parts of decorticated cotton-seed cake
contain:
water ...s..sss''...,.s 0.65
vi sIs................ 1910
Albuminous compounds (iesh FORM
ing princip.es) capable of yielding
6.5 per cent Of nitrogs n........t. $3.50
Sugar, starch, gum, mucilage, digesti-
bic fiber, etc, cheat producing
matters) .................. 1880
Mineral matters 7.5, consisting of
phosphate of lime ............... 3.O4
Phosphate of potassa.. ,........... 351
Chlorides NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
SulphateS ................... O43
Carbonates of lime and m2gnesia.. O.20
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at csc. Wheat active and higher; No. 8
spring S1.35n1 40; No. 2 spring S1.43M
1.473. Rye, barley and malt unchanged.
Corn opsusd firm aud closed heavy;
western mixed 56G59c; white western G60
&c. Oats firm; new western mixed 40
45c; white western 46652c. Hay quiet
and uncnaaSed. Hops dull aud nominally
unchanged. Coffee strong; Rio 17aG19ic.
Sugar firm at 7369e. Rice firm at 669c.
Pork dull and lower; new mess on spot
Sl7.25; July $l7.123. Cut meats un-
changed. Lard weaker; steam s.. Butter
and cheese unchanged.
Baltimore EaFEe1
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Flour in good
demand, steady and unchanged. Wheat
firmer; choice amber SI.7S61.70; good to
prime red $l.70dI.75; common to fair do.
$15061.65. Corn quiet and firm; mixed
western sic. Oats dull; western mixed
575G49c: white soc. Rye unchanged.
Mess pork firm at S17.5O61T.75. Bulk
meats nominal. Lard dull at SIdSac.
Western butter in fair demand; good to
choice 18621ci Whisky firm and scarce
at Q4c
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Nerz York Dig aooas Narke..
Rev York General Market.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Flour higher and
more doing; Western and State So 20d5 60.
Rye -four firm at S4.3565.25. Corn meal
firm; western S3.1563.S5. Whisky heavy
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zenDhIs Markets,

MEMPHIS, July 17.-Flour dull and
prices are nominal. Corn; white 66d6Sc;
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GOLD AND SILVER.

Gold opened in Nety York yesterday ST
116 and closed at 115s. Our dealers pay
115 and hold at 116. Silver is taken at 105
for halves and quarters.
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ChInnro anKae1r.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Flour dull but
unchanged. Wheat b.gher; No. 2 spring
Sl.205 Corn market steady with a
moderate demanc; No. 2 35S65Gc. Oats
market steady with & moderate dem nd;
No. 2 isle. Rye market steady with a
moderate demand; No. 2 Sc. Barley dull
and prices are nominal. Mess pork lower;
nominslly a. Sl5.256l5.37a. Lard dun
and prices nominal at Sc. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged; shoulders Vzc'
Bacon dull and unchanged. WhlsSyi de-
mand fair and market firm at SOC.
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90. louis AsFEoaS.

ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Whest slow and
unchanged; No. 8 new fall 9oc; do. No. z
red winter s1.35 Corn; demand fair and
market firm; No. 2 37s6375c. Oats dn!l
and prices dropping; No. SIC. Barley, no
market. Rye dull at 5Sc. PORK quiet at
SIG. 50n16.75. Bacon lower; shoulders
SIC; clear rib 10c; clear Zoe. Lard nominal
Hogs higher at S4.2564.60.
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uYANTFD-A situation as Seamstress or
w Housekeeper, G Their in city or country.
Good references given. Address S. M, Box s
1t Pnstoffice. tVl8 itk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Smldnoifd)e Nnnofd)an.

Aus bem . ten lauten Die Na4ri4ten
BON Sag au Sag beKer. Obi4on nod
INNER einselne 8antbdnier tra&en uno
breden unb biebii9e 2aiiirer bas Neite
Iudsn, 10 1T bas Wertrauen bod in et,uas
suridsefebrt. Oie MrbeitseiniteQunsen,
mie es Tdb iest berausitellt, tparen aud ni4t
10 sroSartis als beri4tet uno iuuroen sus
Dem BON pielen 5abriianten nur oasu be-
nubt, nm ibre Nrbeiter aus3uiausen uno
ibn.n ben 2obn su ui&mdlern. 9oHen mir,
oab Der @inter fi9 Der Nrbeitertla1e nidt
10 fi6lbar ma9t ols man aasemein an.
nabm. m
Dcs Heiultat Der lebten @ablen
if6rbert in Der parteipreife eisentbimli&e
AuF&ten unb 1emertunsen 3u 9ase. Die
Republitaner jeben in bemielben nur. bab
lie perloren baben, leuSnen aber. bob bic
0emotraten semonnen baben. 0ieieni-
gen, nel4e ii@ BON ben Hepublitanern loss
iasten uub slei@3eitis Der Democratic su.
mutbeten, f& besraben ju la7en, nm ibnen
Ylab ;u MAIDEN, iinb INNER nod seneist
Dem Observation-Disclosures Mirbeliiurme,
iuel9er ii9 i'm Griibiabre 1872 erbob, Der
ii4 aber i9on i'm CONNER ienes Sabres
brad. bic grfolse 3u3ui&reiben, republics
nil4e Moioritdten 10 i&redli& reoueirt u.
tbeilmsiie sdn3li@ annibilirt 3u baben.-
Oieien pbiloiopbii9en 8etra&tunsen lai.
ien ii@ einiaa 3ablen uno fbatia&en ent.
sesenite0en. Sn Maarplano baben bic
Rabitalen felt Der prdfoentenpabl nur
1900 Stimmen perloren, in Wirsinien
belief f9 bieier gerIuit i&on auf 10000,
in Netp.Dort basesen auf 10000 etim-
men. Bon Diseoniin, Obio. Soma, Slli.
nois, Ni&isan, NaRa&uietts. Oregon,
gaIifernien unb 8anias sar ni&t 3u ipre.
den.
Sic gubanii&e Auselesenbeit bat beim
Wolts ber Der. Staaten piel b6jes Hlut
sennaHt unb lebte Wo&e cine trieserii4e
stimuuns berporserufen. Die taltbla-
tisenDinmorbunsen Der Sniursententii6rer
unb ibrer 2eute. bic ii& nod ben neueiten
Oepei4sn ni9t auf Ill. ionbern nur auf
So Mann besiHern. bat beionbers unter
bem ameritanii4en 9beile nnierer 8ep0l-
teruns Qriessneisunsen mad serufen. Oie
jbeuti9e YreRe 1T I'M AaSemeinen friebli.
7 der seFnnt unb 1T ni&t 70 einsenommen
sesen epanien. obne oebwesen bic M6r.
bereien weniser bart 3u tabeln. Worii9.
tis benimmt ii4. bas mub man ibr oiesmal
) laNen. Die Heeieruns. sic bat BON Spa
MEN Genustbuuns fir bic be9ansenen
@rdueltbaten perlanst unb Die ipanii&e
&esieruns bot E& bereitwillis ertldrt oie'
ielben ~ selpdbren. ,uirb aber wabri&ein.
lid obnmd&tis iein ibren Billen auf Gu.
ba bur&Wieten. Mas bann III Die Grase
Oab bic .. st. ibre armielisen, balbo.r.
faulten e&iHe in ieetii4tisen 3uitanb
iet.n. 1T aIs Maabresel Der WorF&t, nur
ju loben. Dab Is senus 2eute eibt, biz
uniere Resieruns in einen aries nit Gpa.
nien binein3uordnsen iu&en, nebme nidi
@unbsr, benM mas ,udre Sas mieber Elm,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Auslanoifd)e Aeberfd)t.

Wie bic rAussb. Nlls. 3ts." bsri9tet,
1T Die finansie1e Gage in europa cine
ebenio troitloie als Die tir6lid.. Nm Der
8erliner 8Orie seitalten iid BON Gag ,u
Sag bic @erbdltniIe triber unb biriten
aud anberbalb faufmdnniider 2reiie elmer
aufmertiamen 8eadtuns ,uertb iein, ba bic
Yanit ni&t mebr allsin auf Ole 86rie Be-
i&rdntt 1T, ionberu felt or.i bis bier ggo-
den in allen Priuattreiien. bic i'm 9efbe
bon epetulationseiiecten iinb, Die sr0bten
uno p'rbdnsnibpoaiten Oimeniionen anss-
nommen bat. 0aau tommt, baB!pon Ya-
ris uno Wien weitere G9ldse ermartet
weroen. SIN 3ien iol, ,pie es iberein-
itimmenb Oeriidert wiro, cine Nieberbo-
lung Der Weaitataitropbe unmittelbar be-
poritsben; in Yaris lou iest gum erfenmal
bic 2ait Der Yailliarbenjabluns bridenb
fiiblbar werben. Die Ridwirtuns mirb
aund&it bic iein, Sob idmmtli@e epetula.
tionspapiere. beionoers bic 8ersmertsac-
tien. fallen merben. Gobann aber tpiro in
allsrna3fter 3eit cine sanse Rsibe Der in
ben lebten Sabren sei&aifenen Snititute
bonn grbboben perf9minben unb 3par su-
nd&it bic beHeren beriel6en. Mebrere
Yanten taufen bier bereits in Der @tiae
ibre aetien aui, uno ,psrben oemnd&f nit
einem iebr serinsen Yerluf BON einisen
proSent Iiquibiren. Oie i9ledten Sniff
tute werben natirli& ibren Ylat 10 lanse
bebaupten, bis fe nit gelat BON bemielben
perbrdnst peroen.
Oie Radri4ten iiber ben Musfan
Der Spdternte lauten aus ben meiiien &C.
senben Deuti&lanbs gut. go mirb mo-
mentli4 aus Granten mitsetbeilt, bab man
f& felt elmer lansen 2eibe bon Sabren tei=
nes 10 rei&en Rartoifelertrases Su erfreuen
sebabt babe, aIs beuer. Oa5u tommt. bab
bic Rartoffeln. frei bon Na9wu9s, cine
srobe Observation-Disclosures sssen Gdulnib
3u beisen i&einen. Mu9 aus benz babi-
i9en Oberlanbe. Der YfalS Rbeinpreuben
uno We1falen bis binunter mad Souano
miro sanitis iiber ben ausfau Der Rartoi-
ftlernte beri&tet. llnsiinitise Na9ri9ten
aus anbern sbeilen Oeuti9lanbs iino
ni&t in llmlauf setommen, ebenio ,pie aud
pom Muslanoe Der Rlasen nod ni9t laut
semorben fnb. lnsemein peri3ieben lau-
ten bic 8sri&te iiber ben Nusfaa Der Obf-
ernte. @dbren6 in ben 9beinsesenben
Der Obitertras pielfa& seraoeau als Null
eri&eint. Nnb anbere @e9enben, 3. 9. bic
8etterau. 9biirin9en, Sa9ien uno Gran.
ten, rei&li& nit Obit seiesnet. Aud aas
ben 0ftli&en prooinaen uno 2dnbern lau-
ten bic Ha&ri&ten befrieoiseno. Grob lit
allaemein bic Rlase iber Den MusfaQ Der
Guttersrnten. Wsnn au9 bie6uttsrriben,
tuie ss ben Mnl&ein bat, i'm M0semeinsn
einen serinsen Ggtras lisfern ioaten. bann
barite lsi&t Der Gall eintreten, bab Der
tanm tuieoer einisermaben eompletirte Yieb-
itanb einen bsoeutenben 2uni&las se.
mdbrt. "
Ser 3uiit stuii&en Ceiisrreib unb Der
sirisi i&eint ii& 3u peri&drfen. Ser
BotiAafter Sraf 0ubolpb. Der ieinsn llr.
laub abbre&en unb nod gonitantinopel
suriidiebrsn mubte. bot smar cine i&arfs
! Wote iiberrei&t absr bic beanipru&te Sc.
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To the Unfortunate.
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The foregoing conclusions have been
the purpose OF the argument that the
Kentucky location was on the Raymond
& Ely vein. It was essential to the de.
PENDANTS case that this fact should be
established, and the burden Of proving it
was on the defendant. In the attempt
to do 80, I think the defendant wholly
failed, and for this reason alone plaintiff
is entitled to a judgment as prayed for in
its complaint, SO that II have been
wholly mistaken in all my other conclu-
sions, the same result follows. i
had reserved this point for a separate
discussion, intending to review the testi-
mony and state my reasons at large for
the conclusions have come to. But !
find the subject too extensive, and the
necessity Of mailing this opinion to-day
compels me to forego what l had inten-
ded. II there should be q motion for a
new trial. l will take that occasion to
express my views fully upon this branch
Of the case. ~ W. II. BEATTY, a
~ ~ ~" District Judge.
Hamilton, Dec. !, 1873
State Of Nevada, County of Lincoln
-ss. ts'S '-f"iii 'Ft tf"b ~
Up. b. Miller, County Clerk. and Ex-
Offieio Clerk Of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for said County Of
Lincoln and State Of Nevada. do hereby
certify that the foregoing 10 a full, true
and correct copy Of the original decision
now on file in my Office. , .gF..
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
| Court Aforesaid, this 18th day OF De-
cember, A. D. 1873. 20
lL.s.1 r. B. MILLER, Clerk.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
from the interior to be present and

from the interior to be present and buy.
 The Sale will be given on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1873, at 10 a. m., and continue from day to day until the entire stock will be sold.
 Terms of Sale. Payments to be made in U. 5. Currency. All sales under $500. Cash on delivery of goods. Sales from $500 to $2.000, payable in 30 days. From $2.0O0 to S5.00O, pay able in 60 days and all over $5.000, payable in 90 days. In all cases where time will be given, approv- ed security will be required. Arizona City, Dee. 30, 1872.
 JNO. $. CARR,
 Administrator.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITERS,

In the matter of the estate of Manuel Ramos, deceased,
 Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the. estate of Manuel Ramos, deceased, to present their claimr, properly vouched for ac- cording to law, within ten months from date, to the undersigned, at my store in Ehrenberg, county of Yuma, A. T.
 Ehrenberg, Dec. IT, 1872.
 J. MIGUEL CASTANEDA, d21 Ct Administrator.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-18
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NOTICE TO CIR F. D I TORS

In the matter of the estate Of M. McCartney, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the above estate to present their claims, properly Vouched for according to law, within the period of ten months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned, at Arizona City, County of Yuma, at the office of Vim. E. Hooper X Co.
 Arizona City, Dee: 21. 1872.
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 ExecutOr of last Will ian46 St Of John Duf, deceased.
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NT 0 T l C F

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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE!

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Yuma county, Arizona Territory, 1 will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, in the Village of Arizona City, at the store of the late M. McCartney, deceased, all of the entire well selected stock of goods, belonging to the estate of the de- ceased, on
 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1873, the same consisting in part of
 Groceries. 1900 lbs. Crushed Sugar in Inf bbS. lO,OOO Brown Sugar-in kegs. 1900 China Sugar-in matts. 5000 !" Lard-2A, , X 10 lb tins. 300 6 Tea,
 10 cases Coal Oil, 2O0 boxes Soap-18 & B lbs each. 70 Candles 20 '' 10 Kegs Syrup } gals. '"
 Large quantity of Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Coffee, Raisins, Spices, Butter, Etc, etc, ect.
 Liquors. ? bbls. Bourbon whiskey, 12 Monongahela whiskey, P Holland gin,
 T |" Grape brandy, 5 |" Cal. Port wine, |2 |" Angelica wine, 50 doz. Ale and POrter-pts. X qts' 20 cases Cldret,
 Bitters of all kinds.
 Oregon Cider-Champagn,e
 Etc, etc, etc. Clothing. I, ,O00 prs. Pants-assorted,' Gas simere. SatInet, Doeskin, Canvass Denim, Linen and all kinds. 200 NeStS-aSSOrted. 300 COats-assorted, Large Lot Shirts-White, Linen Hickory, Check, etc. Over Shirts, Cassinere and Sati' net. Boots and Shoes-ail kind> for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil' dren. HATS-EVery style and Varity 40 prs. Mission Wpolen Mil
 BIanketS-4 pts. GOO Yds. Brown Sheeting N07tf0 5.00D |" Bleached '' assorted 1000 American Prints pity pats 2.0O0 " French Prints, i 300 " LaWnS-"GaSSH"
 ALSO g., ,00O Cigars-ass0rted. 1 600 lbs. Tobacco, Plug&kilikinick In fact general aud complete as sortment of goods, suitable fol Arizona Trade, the same having being selected by the deceased, during his life time, for this trade
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-15

THE official correspondence between the
candidates for Mayor, in reference to the
poll tax law, will be found elsewhere. We
publish Mr.. Van elders letter just as it
was handed to US in his own handwriting.
When he alleges that There appears to be
different constructions, whether the law
applies or not to municipal election, by
eminent Council of our city'-we do not
understand him as referring to the emf
nent City Council, but to the eminent
counsel who is the learned law adviser OF
the, city authorities. His opinion on a
question of law would of course be worth
more than that Of the council Of our city.
AS there seems to be some misunderstand-
ing in reference to the counsel taken by
the Mayor, we allude to it for the purpose
of giving, what we suppose to be Mr.. Van
elders meaning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-15
FROM NASHVILLE.
Sunday in the City of ROcks-Acnday's
Proceedings In the Senate.

Sunday in the City Of ROcks-Acndsy's
Proceedings In the Senate.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1872.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: Sunday is over
here, in the City of Rocks, and the work
for good or evil to the commonwealth of
the State of Tennessee has again COM
menced, or, in other words, both Houses
have again met.
Sunday in Nashville. Everybody goes
to church. In the morning every church
is crowded so that it is difficult for per-
son to get seat within hearing distance of
the minister.
1t is very interesting for persons who
have nothing to do to walk to the Peniten-
tiary Sunday School, to see the means of
grace given to the prisoners. Some $50
men, women and children have, after re-
ceiying the privilege of hearing sermon,
an opportunity of attending Sabbath
School, where ladies and gentlemen go
out and offer their services gratuitously, to
teach the prisoners confined to read and
reverence Gods Holy Word. Some %
teachers were present yesterday and quite
q number of visitors. L understand there
have been some As of the prisoners bap-
tised on profession of faith. Your Sem
ator, Mr.. Richards, spoke 10 the convicts