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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25

Board Of Audit.
INffore this Board yesterday no cla.nsns snneayed.
and We CLAIMS Of We {oIiow,Oa named persons On the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25
NEW YORK CITY.
TIE CoCRTs.
United STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Bulls Of Indictment.
Before Judge BiAtchford.

rue Grand Jury came into court yesterday msrn.ng
ana prsssa,sd bills Of Indictment the number Of q,
hssst q hundred The principal offences charged are
ess,as, csgpssrieLng
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28
THE ooLLEcTonsHIp.

PeremptOry order from Gov. BrOwn-
low for the Induction Of Capt. Walsh
"A Mandamus ISSUED Against Judge
Glenn.
Capt. Michael Walsh, Revenue Collector
elect, who is required TO give a bend of
$4,000, was yesterday sworn into Office
by Registration Commissioner Sheridan,
under aperemptory order from. Gov. Brown
low. This order c0mpeis Commissioner
Sheridan to indncl Capt. Walsh into Of
fee, should he (Sheridan) consider WaIsl7s
securities sufficient, and be accordingly ad-
dressed note to Judge Glenn in the af-
ternoeu, asking the surrender Of the paper
held by the Judge as the bond Of Capt
Walsh, and which has not yet been APP
proved. Judge Glenn will reply to-day
Mai Noel, of Columbia, counsel for
Capt. Walsh yesterday applied to Judge
Cary, Of the CircuitCOurt, for a mandamus,
which was granted, 10 compel Judge
Glenn 10 show cause why the bond
Of the Revenue Collector elect haz
not been approved, and the matter will
come up in the Circuit Court on Thursday,
when Judge Glenn ia required TO appear.
The following is the portion of section
10 Of the franchise law, under which the
order of the Governor il claimed to have
been made:
Sec. 10. Be it further enacted, That 10
case any County Court shall fail or refuse
TO induct into Office any of the officers
elected under this act, it shall be lawful for
the Commissioner Of Registration, upon
orders from the Governor, TO perform that
duty, and TO administer all necessary osths,
and TO take and approve all necessary
official bonds, aud the same shall be good
and valid ia Law.
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AUGUSTA, April 24.-Market advanc-
ing; sales $50 bales; receipts 100 bales :;
midGlings 3lc
SAVANNAH, April "A -C Cotton quiet
holders asking an advance, buyers hold off
sales go bales middliugs held at 3l4@
32c
CHARLESTON April 24,--Cotton active
with an advance Of &c; sales 1850 bales !;
middlings 3l@3l4c
MOBILE, April 24-Ssles 1850 market
advancing &c; holders careless; sellers at
quotation middIing 32c; receipts 524 +;
sales this week $500; receipts 1904 ex-
ports, foreign 1857 coastTise ass; stock
32,O78
New ORLEANS, April 24.-Cotton active
and advancing middlings 324c sales 1920
bales receipts 1888; exports 1910; sales
for the week 84O9 receipts 1881 exports,
foreign, 1857 coastwise 1888; stock a.
722.
New ORLEANS, April 25.-Cotton ac-
tive middlings 33c; sales $500 bales re-
ceipts 1874 exports 2090.
SAVANNAH, April 25.--Cotton firm and
advancing; moderate demand sales 1870
bales at &c; no receipts; exports, coast
wise, go bales.
CHARLESTON, April 25.-Cotton active /;
advanced 1c; sales 1850 bales middliug
3l4@32c; receipts 800; exports coastwi7e
l44.
MOBILE, April 25-Cotton closed quiet !;
middling 324c; sales $50 bales; receipts
693; exports 725.
AUGUSTA, April 25.-Cotton dull sales
100 bales receipts 90; middling BIC.
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THE CHEAT RAILROAD CASE.

More Highly Interesting Features
IngIoriOus Craw Wishing by ahe HEX
Inan city CouneII-Tbey Dismiss Ghe
Suit ~ 10 Acknowledgement in
the Federal Court Yesterday.
An unexpected, and to many a Somewhat
startling feature Of the great railroad case,
in which the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company is endeayoring to save
that important road from bogus directory
illegally forced upon it, was developed yes
terday on the Tesamptionof the ease in the
United States Circuit Court. The suit was
dismissed az to the city of Hickman, on
the strength of the following resolution,
adopted by its City Council one day lsFt
week:
Resolved, That the suit instituted by this
city in the United States District Court Of
Tennessee, before Judge Trigg, against w.
Z. lines and others, under all the circum-
stances, was ill-advised and ought TO be dis
missed, aud that the attorneys representing
this city be and they are hereby instructed
forthwith to dismiss the same.
This the defendants considered would be
glorious coup de grace, aud at once put an
end 10 further litigation, but number Of
Kentucky stockholders had founded in-
structions foe the continuance Of the case
at all hazards, ana the argument was pro-
ceeded with just as if the city Of Hickman
had never existed.
This strange course OF the City Council
of Hickman surprised aud mortified the
citizens of that place. and many of the
largest taxpayers and most substantial
people there protest against the foolish
measure. Hickman has certainly gained
nothing whatever by this operation, az il
is now beyond the power of Receiver lines
TO run even hand car from Union City 10
the Mississippi Three-fourths of its tax
payers are for prosecuting the suit to the
end, and this is being rapidly approached.
+. A. Otis opened the argument for the
State Directory yesterday. He made the
point, that the Executive Department Of
the government is not amenable to the
courts, and that the Receiver was merely
his agent, and could not be sued. And
thus the State Directors, as organized, were
the legal Board, and having organized, they
were in Office, and a bill in Chancery would
nv AAS az AhoA tACil Aadt AliU ASuiGhG IVES
by quo lCarrGntO.
Judge Cooper followed Mr. Otis. tie
said the case of Ashburne rs. the United
States Bank (9 Wheaton, conclusively set
tied that State officers were amenable to
courts; that the courts would even compel
the Governor TO perform purely ministe-
rial act. This point he elaborated.
He denied that the new Board was iE
Office, and showed by many authorities that
they might be enjoined. He showed that
the writ Of quo sgdTTdzato was not in use in
Tennessee, and of course not in the Federal
Court, because the process Of this court was
to conform TO the process in the State
courts.
E. H. East, for the State Directory, fol-
lowed in reply to Judge Cooper, and had
not concluded his argument when the court
adjourned, late in the afternoon. The
arguments will be closed to-day by Hon.
Ed. Ewing, for the complainants.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

Those having business in bank are re-
ferred to the card Of the Third National Of
this city.
Samuel f. Hare & Co., have again taken
charge Of the City Hole, bave renovated it
throughout, and have put the charges as
low as can be afforded.
Remember the auction sale Of Crunk,
Dodson q Co. this morning.
The Havana will leave for Evansville,
Louisville & Cincinnati. tomorrow evening
st O'Clock.
Attention il directed to Yeatman,
Shields d Co.'s advertisement Of large
auction sale this day at 81 O'clock
Setliff has received the May number of
the Galaxy" largely increased ia reading
matter aud illustrations. 1t Is gotten up
ia the best style Of any magazine in
America. Call and procure one.
Mr. Setif has also the latest New York
Atlas, Tablet, Day Book, Mercantile Jour
mol, Country Gentleman, Croniele, Agri-
culturist, London Times, Scientific Ameri-
can, Weekly Herald, Times, and Tribune,
No. 6 Of Father RyaG's paper, Banner OF
South, etc, etc.
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pHE CIpY
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Capt Thomas s. HAYS having purchased an
interest in the USIoE AND DIsrATcH. becomes
from this date one Ct its propriesors. The frm
name Of the new concern will be JONES. HAYS
4 Co., by whom the business Of the establish
ment viii be continued as heretofore, AZ the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postofice
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city.
aud is well known for his courtesy and Rmiabili-
" as gentleman. ~ well as for intelligence,
integrity and promptness as q man Of business.
lie viii have charge OF the business department
Of the ONCE. and win De found in eur counting
room.
The enui business Of the old hrm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt. Hays
will also settle that and will give all proper re-
ceipts and acquitances.
Being fully prepared 10 do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and in the best manner, the new
Grm solicit continuance q the liberal patron
age extended 20 the ola.
January - 1853
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CorrEE--Firm; Rio 22l 926se; Lagiyra
27@ 2Sc; Java SS@4Oe.
CoRN.-In. bulk zoe delivered at tn,
depot in sacks SSGS5.
CorroN YARNs.-50O Die, 600 l9e, zoe
I7c.
WHEAr.-supply 50 short it is hardly
quotable; 81 25 for inferior, and s. go for
No. l red.
FLoUR.-supsr6ne S9@l2 so; extra
family Sll@lS; fancy sl4@15.
sUoAR-Very.6rm; Orleans l5I@l64 c;
Dsmarars l54@l6; Coffee sugars l6}@
II; crushed and powdered lslc.
SALTS so by the car load.
MISS PoRK.-Very little in market S29
per barrel,
DRIED FRurr-Apples SC; peaches, none
in market.
oATs- s09s2e, sacks included without
sacks, 65@7Oc.
STOOD per ton.
NAu-s-S5 50 for los to 60s, and 25c adj
ditional for each smaller size.
LEAD-l2@I2kc per pound.
CHEFsE.-English dairy l6@1Sc.
Soar Yellow resin 79Sc per ID.
CANDLES Star ISc.
Coal On-Prime white Tennessee $50
Ale; lubricating 400.
MoLAssEs.-New York syrup SO@s5c
golden 81 10; halves 81 20; quarters
81 % Fights -.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April q. - Cotton buoy
ant Sales $1,000 bales. Uplands I'D. on
the sp0. aud lS4@13sd. sAost. Orleans
l3fd.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Evening.-Cot-
ton easier at slight decline. Uplsnds on
the spot 12s@l3d; shoat l34d. Sales l5,-
600 bales Bresdstuff5 quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet and steady.
HAvRE, April 27.-Cotton higher, tres
ordinaire l54f.
LONDON, April 27.-Consols 94994t.
5 20 bonds 7O497Os.
FRANKFORT, April 27.-United States
5-20s 75l.
New York Market.
New YORK, April 27.-Cotton quiet.
Sales 1900 bales uplands 33@334c. Flour
unchanged and wheat firm.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, April 27.-Money easy.
Call loans 6@7. Sterling dull 9t9l0.
Gold 138t@139.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, April .-Tobacco-saIes
of 80 hhds.; Tugs to medium leaf S. so
OBI. Cotton 81. Flour-superfne So rs
az 25. Wheat 50 60@2 IS. Corn, shelled
and ear $4,000. Oats 78@80c. Rye
81 1902 Is. Lard 18l@I82c. Mess
pork S28 25. Bacon-shouders l4c; clear
ribed sides 179174c; clear sides 174@l9c.
Whisky dull and nominal
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 27-Flour firm
family Gil D5m11 50 Wheat 60 65(O
2 20. Corn 92995. Oats 80. Tobacco
firm. Provisions generally buoyant But
ter 35@40c. Eggs 21c. Potatoes So 600
3 IS.
81. louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, April27.-Tobacc unchanged
Flour-superGne 81 25@8 25. Wheat
So 60@2 3d. Corn 84@88c. Oats Y
Ode Mess pork S29. Bacon-should-
ers l33c; clear sides I73c; sugar cured
hams 2002lc. Lard lSc.
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The st. Louis RepRblioan Of the 22d, says
Of the Psschall House drawing:
The success Of the Paschsll Hogse As
ISOLATION is now beyond all doubt, the pub
lac understanding who the gentlemen are
that form the association, have full conf
dence Ia the scheue, and are purchasing
their certificates rapidly. The Inducements
offered are, We think, superior 10 anything
OF the kind ever before presented 10 the
people Of this country. Judge Lsnhsm
guarantees that the persons drawing the
real estate prizes will get warranty deeds
90 the same, with title clesr and unenoum-
bered and the winner Of the Paschall
House wall get, together with the deed. a
bill Of sale OF ali the furniture complete
a. IL now is which is new, and cost $50
600 Z lew month since
Certificates to be secured at james A.
McClure's music and piano stoFe, No. SO
Union street, an this city. Orders by mail
promptly attended 10, and circulars con-
tanning tall particulars Of the drawing fur
nished on application.
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I tNNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF TEE
i County Court az Davidson county, % ua
directed msds al tho February Term, isf3 81
said Cour, upon the application nf the Board
u Directors u the Tennesses and Pacific Rail-
road Company, ana 10 pursuance Of the statutes
IN such eases made and provided, I will open
aud hold an election ~ the various election
precincts In said county, ON SATURDAY
MAY iBth, l86s. for the purposs of ass
certaIninE whether a majority u the vgters
u said county will spprove or diHDprsve
subscription by sai1 county u SG00du o. the
Capital stock q said Tennessee AMI Paeire
hliilload Company. in the Coupon Bonds Of saii
c1unty-one tnird payable a. the expiration Il
fifteen years. one-third Ia twsuy years. ant the
other third IA tfen1y- ave YEAR isom the date 6s
heir issuance. bearing six per ee0t interest
payable selli- annually et Which elseticu fhDsa
votefs Who ara Ia favor Of sub scri ptfon will puf
on thsir tickets the words Tor sabscriut,8n
aud thoss opposed % the subscription will Dad
en- their tickets " 10 subscription"
B. J SHERIDAN,
Commis r Registration for Davidson County.
aprl9 I'd.
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1000 Tennessee Is. new y
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon Of the oath inst. says:
'Ihe market generally presents less ac-
tivity than usual at this season, although
there ia fair amount of business doing III
the various mercantile departments. Money
is offered a little more freely by tempo
rary loans upon approved collaterals at 6
OF per cent; the higher being the prevail
ing rate. The demand for business paper
lie chiefly restricted to the best signatures,
which are taken at zoe per cent. per an
mum, discount"
The New York Post of the afternoon of
the oath inst says:
The stock market is dali aud without
much animation. Governments are steady,
with moderate influx of orders for invest
ment. Railroad shares are quiet but firm.
The government is selling gold to-day
to the extent, az is reported, Of about half
million. Yesterday the sales amounted
to $500, 600.
The holders Of Tennessee bonds will be
gratifed to learn that the money required
TO pay the interest due LIST May is now on
deposit in this city, and that the interest
will be promptly paid when due.
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I'm u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1859
80. I323-United States "a. two barrels and

APRIL IEhht A1p1-
40. I322-United States Va. two barrels and
Ons Eeg Whisky.
TETHEREAS, K. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, At
w tornsy Of the United States for said Dis
trict has hlsd bis information IN said Coarr, on
behalf Of the United States and u al porsyns
concerned. against two barrels and one keg
Whisky John Head, reputsd owner alleging.
among other thinEs. that said spirits was seized
as forfeited 10 tbs United States. for The cnuges
10 said Information alleged.
Nov, therefore, 10 obsdiercs % the mJnifi0n
II said Court, 20 me drsoted and delivered. !
do hereby give public notice - all psrHons
claiming said property, or knowing Or having
condsmed a. fc-feitsd. and that they be and sD-
rear at said Circuit Court. % Be holden in the
sdsrsl Court Room. IN the Capitol a. Nash
willie. tennessee. ON the zOtii day q April,
1875 at 10 o'clock a. H.. then and hsf - inter
pose their claims.
T. r. GLASGOW.
aBr3 l4t NJ M. D. b.
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sos ID and Sd seriss.~................-.

London advices Of yesterday quote United
States 5-20s at 704
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them al &c premium.
United States bonds are bought here at
a little under the New York rate and are
sold at 4c advance.
Nashville corporation checks are quiet
at zoe buying aud 75c selling.
Bank of Tennessee notes are firm at soc.
The sales OF Southern State bonds al
the New York Stock Exchange on the 23d
inst. were as follows:
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

A HoAx-Soms negroes reported 10 the
police on Sunday nisht that colored man
hsd been shot about dark at a point on the
Granny White pike, while stealing lum-
Der, snd thst his body had been dragged
into stable and covered With corn stalks.
Sergeant Frame cent some policemen to in
vesngate the matter, bat it turned ont to
he q big hoax.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

RECOVERY OF SIIvERwARE.-D Detective
Joe. Chsstham aud policeman Gilmore yes-
terday recovered about S75 worth Of stolen
silver spoons aud forks, in the house Of a
oolorcd woman named Martha Bedford
near the peuitcutisry. Some Of the silver
ware is marked }. r. G. and j. A. W., the
lsuer initials probably being those Of j. A.
Woods. The property IL At the office Of
Justices CsasCtty aud Brien.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DeIicaeies OF the Season - Fresh
Peaches. large yellow and white heath Green
Corn. Peas and Cages Strawberris s, Pine AP-
pies, Tomatoes. Blackberriss, Shaker Preserves,
Sage, Barley. Tapiaco. Farina. Corn Starch,
Cream and Lemon Crackers, and many other
choice articles too numerous 10 mention, with
all the Staple GROCERIES. at the lowest mar
ket prices. at W W. TOTEM & BROS. .
College street, Nashville.
10 THE LADIES.
II you wish to get a fine Button or Polish
Walking Bootse. 60 to
WINSTEAD & BROTHER,
Under Sewanee Hotel.
If you wish TO get large Saratoga Travelling
Trunk, 60 to
WINSrEAD 4 BROTHER.
apr24 81 Under Sewsnee Hotel
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Mia. Dis. 81 Tenn



No. Ia28-United States ". u Caddies srd
. half boxes Tobacco
VWYHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH. ESQ AT
w t0rnsy Of the United Ststes for saif Dis
trict. had hled BIS information in the said
Court as we'll On behalf Of the United States
a. q A. HOgsiahd. Deputy Collector. and of al
persons concerned. against II Csddies snd z hait
boxes tobacco. thossnkeim brothers and y. g J..
Whorley. reputsd owners. alleging. amouE other
things that said tObarc1 vas ssiKst a. Forfeited
o. the nited Ststss Tor the causs 10 said iDf9r-
nation alleged.
Now therefore. iu obedience o. the mo1iti1n
VI the Court % me directed and delivered 4 90
hereby give public notice o. All persons claiming
said property. ca knowing or having any thing 10
cay why the same should not be c0udemust Gr
forfeited, that they Be sHd appear before said
Circuit Court, % be held az the Federal Court
Room inths Capitol, ia the city q u ash Vile on
the aOth day OF 1pEil, as8s, at ~ o'clock
~, then and there % iatsrbo5s their claims.
b. h. 9LASCoGh
aVrll-l4t Il Mafahai.
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BURGLARY-A burglar forced his way
into John Holahan's Eagle Shoe Store, "A
North College street, on Saturday night
last, carrying away several cases Of shoes
lie effected 81 entrance by prying away a
blind, breaking light Of glass, and reach
ing in aud removing large wooden bar,
and turning the key, which happened TO
be inside
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

THE HrEA INSURANCE COMPANY AP-
FEAIs The Etna Insurance Company
has appealed to the Supreme Court from
the Circuit Court decision recovering for
Sulsbaoher s Jackson $1,000 Of $4,000
insurance which the company had refused
20 pay on a stock Of goods burned about
two years ago.
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$1,000 900 IN WATCHES!
FOB SALE on TBE POPULAR
- N e. PRIC PLAN.
GIVING EvERY PATR0S
Handsome and Reliable Watch
For the ow price Of Zen Dollsrsl
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
Aud not to be paid for unloas perfectly .stislas


- Every patron Obtains watch By this ar
rsugement, costing but SO, while 10 may be
worth $1,000. No Partially shown. az
We wish 20 Immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent stock. Certificates. naming the arr
ticles. are placed in sealed envelopes, an well
mixed. Holders are entitled 90 the articles
named on their certificate upon payment 90 ten
dollars. whether IL DO a Watch worth 5000 OF
one worth less. The return Of any Of our certih-
Gates entities you % the articles named thereon
upon payment. irrespective Of IL worth, and nj
no article valued iess than $40 Is named ON any
certificate. it will az once be seen that this IL
NO Lottery, but "a StrRitforWard Legiff-
mate TrausactiOu, which may be
participated ia even by the most fsts-
tidfOusi
single certificate will be sent b. mail. post
paid upon receipt of twenty I've cents. I've Tor
81 eleven for 81: thirty three and elegant pre-
MUM for b; siXty-six and more valuable pre-
MUM for so; one hundred and most superb
Watch for tl5 To agents or those wishing sfn-
ployment. this is rare opportunity. 10 is
Iegtimatsly conducted business, duly author
ned by the govorhnsnt, and open % the most
careful scrutiny. Try ust
WRIGHT. BRO. a CO.. Importer.
ssp27 dkw6n l6l Broadway. New fork.
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BLOWING HIs OwE HoES.-A ooa,less
individual vas hauled up before ne Police
Commissioners yesterday moraing FOR blow
ing a horn 81 a late hour, and awaking
seven or more slespsrs within sound Of
his voice that night" The amateur
Gabriel was discharged 90 promise Of
checking his Nocturnal serenadiug pro-
pensities.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

THE GALLATIN TRAGEDY.-Wm Barth,
who was shot at Gallatin on Friday last by
/ n Phillips, the negro-militia Captain,
has since died. Phillips has been bound
over 10 the Circuit Court.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

An AVALANCHE OF PLAsTER. - Y ester
day morning the whole Of the plaster Of the
ceiling Of the Peoples Bank fell suddenly
with loNl crash, iniuring Mr.. George
Holbrook, the teller, completely covering
furniture, desks and books, creating panic
among the ink-slingers, and temporarily
suspending business.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-28

Ho' FOR EDGEFIELD.-The great sale
Of lots in WilliamS addition to Edgsfeld,
(without reserve,) comes of to-day. Those
who attend will have an opportunity %
purchasing bargains, no doubt Omnibuses
will leave the front Of Anderson, johnson
d Smiths real estate agents Office over the
Fourth National Bank, this morning at 100
o'clock.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Ia guaranteed. with eight men and two horses.
to make 300 to $500 frst-eIass Brick per hour.
and by steam. 1000 to 1000 per hour. accord
ing 70 the facilities for removing them.
/ ohersfo demOnstrats these facts by Machines
in actual operation. J. H. RESTcE.
fsb29 2m II Broadway. New L FORK. Room ..
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UNITED STATES CoNnussroNER-G Geo.
NJ. Everett, Of Lsfay cite, WAS yesterday Ep-
pointed United States Circuit Court Com
missioner for Macon county.
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SHOCKING CRUELTy.-A man named
Pat Birth has been arrested on charge Of
cutting ont the tongue Of a COW. He will
be tried before the Police Commissioner.