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man on this earth who would dare 70 look
me in the face and make such an offer.
Upon this and all other matters l am
ready TO meet the most searching scrutiny.
So much for myself, but my name and the
good name Of my son has been called in
question on this subject. prepared a
statement to submit to the Senate, but, as
am told, the testimony is not all pub
lished. l shall therefore Withhold it, but
in the meantime, l will only say when the
truth IS fully known there will be found
nothing 10 reflect on his charaetar as a sol
der or as a citizen"
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
GrnRnIA


A Strong Party Advocating Sherman's
Plan Of Reconstruction Of
Money.
NEW YORK, March, The IIerald's Geor-
gla correspondent says, that a strong party
enunciating the principles contained in
Ex-Governor Browns recent letter favoring
the acceptance Of Sherman's military re-
construction plan has sprung up and bids
fair to be the controlling party in the State.
The money market in Georgia is tighter
than ever known before, owing to the with
draTal Of northern capital, andth employ
ment of all funds for the purchase Of pro
visions fEI|.F-
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MORE RADICAL ISLANDERS DE-
NOUNCED--sENATOR PATTERSON
AND DOOLITTLE VINDICATE
THEMSETVES.

MORE RADICAL ISLANDERS DE-
NOUNCED--sENATOR PATTERSON
AND DOOLITTLE VINnICATE
THEMSELVES.
The telegraph startled the country by
stating on the 9th inst, that the commit
tee on the New York customhouse frauds
had reported number Of prominent
officials as having received brides Of
greater or less amounts in consideration
of appointments, etc Among these oe-
CARED the names of Senator Patterson,
Of this State, Senator Doolittle and his
son and others On the next day, the
9TH, Senators Doolittle and Patterson,
took notice Of the Islander in the follow
ing terms respectively
SENATOR PArTEEsoN's REMARKS
Mr.. Patterson said: "Mr President in
looking over the papers / see am involved
in the same charges that are made against
the Senator from Wise0nssn-that of hav-
ing received $1,000 from Mr. Smythe. /
will dispose of this question in a very few
words. There Is no direct charge made,
its an intended charge. All that have got
90 say is, that Il is false False in its charge
false in its intentions, false in its iRuendOes.
never received q copper from Mr. Smythe
If the Senate will permit, ! will say il is as
false as hell"
SENATOR DoOLITTLF's REMARKS.
Mr.. Doohttle said Mr.. President, on
Monday evening a newspaper was placed /
in my hands, IN which / find report Of q
committee OF the last House Of Repre- Il
sentatiyes, submitted by Mr.. Hurlburt. Of
New York, which demands notice at my
hands. II hlls me with surprise and in
dignation. Without any notice 10 me. and
without calling on me for any EXPLANATION
this report, by inference and not bv direct
Charge-by innuendo and not by positive
assertions -endeavors 90 create the impress
sion that ! received OF agreed TO receive
5000, OF some other pecuniary or other
profit from Mr.. Smythe, Collector Of the
port Of New York. This charge. whether
directly or by the implication Of innuendo.
H. absolutely and unqualihedly false and
from whatever source Il comes, / pronounce
IL a base fAlsshood, a vils and cowsrdly
slander.
90 further, sir, and say that in the
hundreds and perhaps thousands Of cases
In which, during the ten years j have been
in this body, my recommendation has been
sought and obtained, there is not q single
instapce in which any kind Of pecuniary
Of the value of one cent was |
ever expected OF received, directly OF an
directly, BY me. l have vel to see that
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A committee appointed BY the Medical
Society Of Vienna, and composed of Pro-
fessors Klob, Muller and We'd, has just
published long report on trichinosis, in
which the startling fact is asserted that the
real source Of infection lies entirely in the
rat, in which the malady is spontaneously
developed, and which communicates il to the
pig. In Moravia, eighteen out Of forty
nine rats examined we're triohinized, pro.
portion Of nearly thirty-seven per cent. In
Lower Austria the proportion was not more
than four per cent, and in the snYirons Of
Vienna about ten per cent Il is supposed
the disease is caught by hogs from the rats
which they devour. Hence, the greatest
care is urged by the committee 10 keep pigs
from eating rats.
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RECONSTRUCTION.
Specuiadions as 80 Who will be Mill
iary Commanders

New YORK, March THE Times spe-
cial says: Generals Sherman, Meade,
Hancock, Mcdowell, and Schofeld. will be
the commanders of the five districts of the
Southern States under the reconstruction
bill.
The Herald's special says: The Presi-
dent, his Cabinet and General Grant, are
very busy preparing to put the military
reconstruction law in force. This CORES
pondent is reliably informed that Generals
Thomas, Sheridan, Sickles, Schofeld and
Ord, will be the district commanders.
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Radicals Calling for Further Interior
eIsee by Congress

WASHINGTON, March Judge Under
wood and others sent a memorial to
Congress, stating that the reconstruction
act has been openly defed by the authori-
ties at Alexandria, Virginia, holding that
the act distinctly and positively enfran-
chises the colored citizens of Rebel States,
and asking relief in the premises; also, that
all Rebels should be compelled to climb
upon the Union platform before their for
feited political rights are restored. s
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Assessment Of the Income Tax

WASHINGTON, March 6.--The internal
revenue bureau to-day issued instructions
for the immediate assessment of the income
tax as required by the law passed on last
Saturday. The time of assessment is
changed from May to March, and the uni
form rate Of five per cent is fixed on all
incomes-one thousand dollars exempt.
The assessors are required to go TO work at
ODpp
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THE TENNESSEE YoTE On THE REooN-
SrRUcT1oN BLL-In the Senate Fowler
voted for the bill, and Patterson against it
In the House, Messrs. Arnell. Stokes
aud Maynard voted for, and Campbell
Cooper, Hawkins, Leftwich and Taylor
AGAINST ID
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ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF RADICAL Hon
RsTY.-A late official report of the State
Auditor Of Louisiana, states that j
Madison Wells, the present Governor Of
the State, was tax collector in the Parish
of Rapides in 1910, and was a defaulter
in the sum ofSl2,67S. The amount has
never been accounted for or paid Under
the laws of the State he is now indebted
to it, on account Of this old theft, in the
sum Of SSs,750 g..
There seems to be rascally passage in
the biography Of almost al these chief
Southern loyslists who are parading
themselves before the country, as being
in state Of loyal grace.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. J
N. 4 c. AND N. x N. W. RAILROADS,
Nashville, Tenn, March 7, 1867.
Until FURTHER NOTICE, NO TRAINS
~ will run through to Chattanooga DAY
TRAINS will run between Nashville aad Ste
yensOn as usual, stopping ct all intermediate
points; but NIGHT TRAINS will be aban-
doned. VIM. p. INNES,
mari II General Superintendent.
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WAsB1NGToS, March 6.-Hon. c. D.
Hubbard, member of Congress from West
Virginia, has returned to the Treasury of
the United States, 1891 81, the balance Of
his increased pay as Congressman.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
STOCKHOLDERS.

Deals in Exchange. Gold and Silver, and
Government Securities
Drafts drawn in sums to suit on London, New
York, New Orleans, Cincinnati. St. Louis. Louis
Vile, Memphis etc.
6-3O Bonds and 7-SO Treasury Notes always
on hand for sale.
Highest premium paid for Compound Interest
Notes.
W. W. BERRY, President
EDGAR JONES, Cashier
JOHN KIRKMAN. Vice President.
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WASHINGTON, March 6-The govern
ment and the defense are ready to proceed
with the trial Of Surratt 1t will probably
commence Monday next.
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For Sale or Exchange.

DkFek DWELLING AND OFFICE 50 AND
ID s. Cherry street, between Spring and Broad
Lot 57l4 by 40 feet-fOr sale cheap, or ex-
change for store house well located in city, OF
good improved Edgeield property, or State OF
county bonds gas or bridge stock. Also. for
sale, 1851 feet on Church street, adjoining n. Il
G. r. r. Depot.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Lot 50. fronting 100
feet, Broad street, West Nashville, opposite
Carroll. Also, lot 50 feet, opposite Baptist
Church, College street, near Howard School
Also. nine lots in Edgefeld, on Gallatin Pike,
Russell and Woodland streets
j. L. 4 r. w. BROWN, Agents,
Over York's Book Store, Union street.
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GEO. II. ABBOTT,
Coa1on PIantatiOns for Rent.

J'HREE HIGHLY IMPROVED PLACES
1 situated 10 North Louisiana. opposite the
mouth OF Red River, knosn ms the Aeklen
Plantations will be leased on very reasonable
terms this season, Wiih the privilege 81 three
years The soil Is unsurpassed. with good gin
houses. negrO.quaEters barnes, stables. etc. AlG0
mules horses, feed cotton iced. 9th q large lot
Of farming implements for sale. Each place has
a number Il hands on u. Apply 10
GEO. W. SHIELDS,
MARI No l60 North Summer street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CATH0-
II lie BenevOlent Association will be held in
the basement of the Cathedral THIS FRIDAY
at 1870 P. y. All members are requested to
attend. as there is business Of Importance 10 be
transacted. By order Of the President.
mars II JN0. W. MITCHELL Sec'v
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A CORRESPONDENTS of the Troy Times
claims that there is siill a revolutionary
soldier living-Mr. Frederick Baksrrnhn
who is III years old, and who resides In
Caitsraugus county IN New York State
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Notice to Shippers.

GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
n. i Q. AND n. Il N. w. RAILROADS.. !
Nashville, Tenn, March g. 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
Dany will not be responsible for any loss. dam
age or overcbarge, ETC., accruing on what is
known as Air Line Route, via Norfolk, Va.
Our connection with that line having ceased
March LIST, 1867, all freights receipted for and
passing over Air Line will be charged in accord
ance with Through Joint Tariff of February lst
1851. Due notice has been given General East
ern Agent. E. MCIVER
General Freight Agent.
mars lW
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d a state Of loyal grace.

THR BANERUET LAw-The very great
length of the bankrupt law prevents our
reprinting it in full We give, to-day,
such a synopsis Of its provisions as viii
give very clear view Of its scope and
objects, and answer all the demands of
the general reader We presume the
judges viii proceed at once to appoint
registers, the Supreme Court to prescribe
rules, and the law be soon in full opera,
tion
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NOTICE

V1H0SE INDEBTED TO THE UNION AND
Il American from December list. 1865. TO No
venber 24th, 1866, are requested to call and
settle their accounts All accounts not settled
by the 10Th inst viii be put into the hands Of an
officer for collection.
&c. HUNTINGTON * co.
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GAS FITTING.

Public and Private Buildings. Store Houses.
ETC.. fitted up in the most improved style, and
on reasonable terms. Chandeliers. Hall Lights,
Pillar Lights. Drop Lights, Portable Stands
with Hose, Pendants. Brackets. Glass Globes.
Smoke Bells. Patent and Plain Shades. Cigar
Lighters. etc.
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BEAsT BUTLERs DEFEAT IN Caucus Our
kilograms this morning show that the first
Radical caucus Of the 40th Congress
have snubbed Butler the Beast, on his
own darling project Of impeachment
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$500 REWARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHORIZED
i to offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars
for the recovery Of the body Of Jesse Hollabrd.
lost from the steamer j. l.. Graham. and
drowned two miles above Carthage on the LIST
instant. W. A. PEBBLES,
mari lW Steamboat A gent
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
OFFgnE GENERtL SUPERlETRNDRxT.
\. x c. AND N. A n. W. kAfLRnABs,
Nashville. Tenn geb Is 1877

MAJOR 6. N. EWING, FORMERLY GEN
vi ersi Freight Agent Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga and Nashville and Northwestern
kaiirosds. has been appointed 9eBeral Agent Of
the Roads az So. Louis. No. and New orleans.
Ia. lie win give through Bib Lading. Re
eeive Consigumeufs Adjust Claims for Loss and
Damage OF OYercharEs. snd transact AZ business
pertaining T. 4 General Railroad Agsney AZ
those points. Nm. p. INNES.
a. General Superintendent.
febl91m 3D.. p. Lea
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STEAM FITTING.

Steamboat, Factory. Hotel and Stationary
Engine work done. Steam Gauges. Steam
Whistles. Steam Traps. Globe Valves, an sizes /:
guage Cocks, OH Cups, Air Cocks. Cylinder
Cocks etc, etc.
feb2l-3m
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JOHN HEREFORD. 8. REEVES.
HEREFORD, REEVES & co.,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. "a PuhIie Snuare.

NASHVILLE ......... .......... TENN.
HAVING REMOVED OUR STOCK FROM
H No. 81 Broad street 10 No. g Public Square
Ne are prepared 10 csntinue the business sup
plying the wants Of our old patrons and all new
ones Who may favor us with their orders We
have on hand and REecoustantly receiving large
supplies Of Groceries. Liquors. and everything
u be found in our line Of business. Particular
s8tention paid 70 receiying. shipping and selling
Cotton, feb29-3m
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Notice to Shippers.

GENEBAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
n. x c. AND n. x N. w. RAILWAYS.
Nashville. Tenn. March s, 1867.
Until FURTHER NOTICE, NO THROUGH
u freight viii be received by Nashville and
ChattanOOga Railroad. Local shipments 10
Bridgeport and intermediate stations received
and forwarded promptly.
F. MCIVER
mars 81 General Freight Agent.
A DELPHI THEATRE, CHERRY ST.
n (Late Old Nashville Theatre) Sam. I.
Simons, Business Manager and Treasurer; F. L.
Keller Stage Manager.
Friday Evening, March S-Beneft Of
the Ladies' Tennessee Benevolent Association
Miss LAURA kEENE has kindly volunteered
in the dashing Comedy of LONDON ASSUR-
ANCE. Lady Gay Spanker. Miss Laura Keene,
supported by the Company In rehearsal. the
Ticket of Leave Man" mars 1t
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WANTED,

= O00 POUNDS OF T0BocCO.-WR
osOOO viii pas the best market price for
Tobgceo in good pTizias erdeT. at No. 10 South
harket street. Nashville.
decsg-.f LESTER 4 co.
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FROM MEXICO.

Ngw ORLEANS, May 2.
Advices from Tampico, to oath ult., say
Gomez has pronounced against Jusrez, and
in favor of Ortega.
Dates from Matamoras. to 28th ult., say
news had reached Monterey ON oath ult., to
the following effect:
Porfario Diaz had occupied part Of the
City of Mexico, with his head quarters at the
Convent OF Santa Domingo. Two squares of
the main plaza Of the city were still defended
by the lmperialists.
Gen. Tabort, at the head Of body of Im>
perialists, had made another attempt to cut
his way out at Queretaro. The Imperalists
at Queretaro were literally in starving con
dition.
Gen. Guadamara, who pursued and routed
the Imperial forces under Marquese, has re-
turned to Queretaro.
The Liberal troops at San Louis have been
sent to Queretero. The Liberals are anxious
to end the struggle at Queretaro, and are
working euergeticslly and successfully to
do it.
The Times, of this city, publishes a report
received from private sources, which says
another battle has been fought at Queretsro,
resulting in defeat Of the demorslized I'm
perialists, and the death of Miramon. After
the fight Queretaro was occupied by the Lib.
erals. Maximilian cannot be found any
where, aud it is supposed he secretly fed.
This confirms the report that Diaz had de.
feated Miramon, and the Liberals are com
plete masters of the situation.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. MaY2.

CHICAGO, Msy2.
Our report this afternoon in reference to
the violent measures of the eight hour men
70 prevent other men from laboring, is con-
frmed beyond our expectations. The police
men were ordered to the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad depot, south branch,
early this forenoon, on account of mob inter
ference. Arriving there at o'clock they
found no one, but soon learned that mob Of
said eight hour men, numbering about FIVE
hundred, were at places near there Their
first raid was on the lumber yard of King &
Bros, at the head OF Canal street, which
they summarily closed. They then visited
several other yards in the same manner and
served them in the same way. They subse
quently went TO the large planning mill Of
Goss L Phillips. corner Of Twelfth and Clark
streets, and another at the corner of Canal
and Harrison streets, and compelled the
proprietors 10 suspend operations and leave
The premises. They shut up the yards Of
Dalton 4 Bros, and Bigeiow Bros, rushing
into the yards with wild yells and shouts.
Here they encountered the agent of Garrity
& Passel. The police were few, but they
stood firm, and the meu finding that those
engaged we're unloading vessel by the Job
they left. They then made for the Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne freight house, where they
arrived with sticks and clubs and yelling like
. party of Indians The pole got to the
depo. FIRST. and BY firmly standing in the de-
fense OF lay and right, so far intipidated the
mob ~ to prevent any violence One act of
violence occurred st the yard of Parker Il
Straus, but the man defended. himself with q
pistol and they left him.
The Michigan Central railroad called for
protection, and Mum & Scott, Armour, Dole
& Co., and Flint L Thompson were compelled
to close. 1t is to be hoped that bloodshed
may be prevented, and this way of dealing
with the matter be finally stopped
The trial of Emma Grant commenced before
Judge Wilson to day, and several witnesses
have been examined. THIS will he remem-
bered as the State street tragedy.
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kNteresliSg Foreign .Netcs.
Departure Of Ur. Peabody
for England.
Honor to the Union Dead In
Alabama.
GOLD CLOSED 1875 5-9.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, May @
The Times special says that as only three
Of the Judiciary Committee had arrived in
Washington on yesterday, there was no meet
ing on the impeachment investigation matter.
The ther members were expected TO day.
Several witnesses from the South have ar
rived, among whom are George A Trenholm
and his son, W. l.. Trenholm, OF Charleston.
General Spinner, Z. S. treasurer, signed
tosday the first instaliment of the three per
cent certificates authorized At the last ses
sion of the 39th Congress. to be used in IL
quotation Of the compound interest notes
falling due They viii be issued only from
New York, Assistant treasurer Van Dykes
signature being necessary to official validity,
and in denominations of Eve hundred and
one thousand dollars
The Herdlds special says the President
has pardoned Solomon kohnstsmm, con
victed Of presenting fraudulent claims against
the Government IN 1862, and sentenced TO
ten years Imprisonment.
. Fifty thousand dollars IL the fee claimed
by the counsel employed by the United States
to defend the Fenians on trial in Canada
last winter. and the question arises as to how
Mr. Seward can pay it, there being no pro-
visioR for any such outlawry, and the Senate
not being very apt 10 grant any appropriation
for the purpose.
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FROM AUSTRALIA.

NEw YoRK, May Q
The Austria's sdyices frem Sidney, March
LIST, aud Wilmington sth. reached Panama.
A French frigate with 200 females, intend
ed as wives for convicts recently departed 70
New Caledonis, touched at Sidney.
The Inter Colonial exhibition just closed
attracted 900, 600 visitors.
The Government had majority of twenty
on he>division respecting the new tariff,
which is certain to become law.
Bills OF acceptances valued at nearly
El, ,0O0, 900 were stolen from the Orients
Bsuk, but we're recovered. Clerk has been
arrested on suspicion Of being the robber.
Cotton picking has commenced in Queens
land. A large crop is expected.
Twelve vessels have been chartered 70 load
wheat from South Australia for England
The Sesrori. one Of the feet, capsized and
sunk, and fyphen and the crew were saved
r. Johnston, late chief Teller in the Com
mercial bank, at Sidney, and Mr.. Gray
manager Of the branch thereof, at Singleton
have been arrested for embezzling.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, May 2.
The trial of Daniel o Brien for the mur>
der of James Stuart, was concluded in the
Circuit Court last evening. District Attor-
pey Morrison addressed the jury on behalf Of
The commonwealth. and Msssrr. Starne and
Rosette for the prisoner The closing speech
for tbs prosecution vas made this morning
By the Hon Horatio NJ yandever, which
was a most powerful argument, and very
damaging to the prisoner. The case WAS
given 10 the jnry at II who are now
delibersting on a verdict learn that they
are agreed upon the guilt Of the prisoner. but
equally divided as to the amount of punish>
ment TO be inflicted, six being for hanging.
James Brookbank, one Of the desperadoes
who attempted to break Jail night before
hast, wss safely lodged in the Pententisry,
on yesterday. by Deputy Sheriff Capt. Allen,
where be will doubtless find fewer facilities
for escape.
Many of the eight hour men are still hang
ing about the cornefs. Some have COM
menced work on the basis of eight hours
with reduction Of one-tenth in pay.
We awoke this morning to find the ground
slightly covered with snow, which soon dis
solved, and has given place TO rain.
The Commissioners for locating the Sol
diers Home visited Bloomington yesterday,
and did not think it worth while to visit De-
catur, after seeing the offer made by the for
mer. They are viewing the site offered by
Springfield day. Their decision is looked
for this evening.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sr. Louis, May 2.
Rothan, Struas l. Bros, whose saddlery
burned Tuesday night, was insured in the fol-
lowing foreign Offices: Five thousand doll
lars each in the Springfield, Mass, CONNER
eial and Exchange; Continental, Excelsior,
Metropolitan and Globe, New York dstna,
Hartford; Home, New Haven; North Amer.
lean and Liverpool, and London.
Wear 4 Hickman had risks in the follow
ing foreign companies: Lamar, Manhattan,
Fulton and Howard, New York, 81, 600 each ]
Phoenix, Brooklyn; Esna, Hartford, 5000
each Citizens and Home, New York, North
American, PhiAdelphia, $4,000 each Liv>
erpool. London and Globe, 81, ,000i Ph0nix.
Hartford, 5000.
Gen. Carl Schurz has purchased an inter
est in the Westliche Post in this city, andwlll
hereafter become joint editor with Emil
skfetorius