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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-20
IN BANKRUPTCY. y

lE.s rpirn bieru1it betannt semacbt.. naf am
VS.. SSebrMar 1868 elm a8Grrant IN SantrtpteD
eesen bas gerfn6gen pom u. S. .@e@btrter BON
Jtaitpiue, Oapiefon &ountr i'm Staate Senreiiee
erIaffen i 6eIber df fetite eisene Yetittea
bin fir bancroft erflGrt RorseH lit, oas aio cte
SubI4nq pon SGnleell uns neberIteferuns non
Gigent5Mn, TpeI6es benz banteroh ertldrten seb6rt,
an ibn oaer gu ieHem GebraM1 urs bic hebertraguHg
uon ir9ens einem Gigentbnm onrb tbn gel Bllo per.
bDten fiao; bag cine Berfanlmlnng non ben 8laubls
germ beS aenamuten fir banferst GrtGdrten, UNI ibre
Sorberuneen sH prifen uns eineu neer HIe9rere
Aifianees ieines SernlDgens su errdbleu, Int 10.
Nar, 1868 nm 1lbr 8ormttaes ais eii Court Of
1anfrrpteD IN Der Office bes Reeiiters in Bankruptcy
su g1af6pide, Senneiiee 80, S2h Gbnra Strase, DOR
perm AIeIaneerS. 8rGsfep, Rs8tfters gebal@
zen Ipetoeh foa. - -f-..s
III - 6. u. @iascpcf,
fsb2O 2fr 9. ct. 9lariban, Meienger.
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Gn.pfel,l,.r.atl.

EaGbem ID meEnen Mnt5eH an meinsiI asitberiaen
&Gffner i'm Deibaft, Robert g. 2geatlen, perfauit
babe, gema5rt - mir gersnigea, 5H erfldren, oab
uniers bisHertsen GeibdfsbesieHungeH bic frennss
ben uno penn 4u HAMA enen IN ieSer tptr flbf auz
perldfhgeh Hn0 oes SHtraHens mflf0tgen @efddftse
mans eIHpIsBIea tdan ane befpre9e fxr i'm beebs
a9hnespoA etpe Spftbeper bey Itberalen a,nsofhafi
ssrfn.F4 bic aeitbsriee 5irma srfrsAte.
fsb9e 2W .. 8. @arbfoHob.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-20
I IN BANKRUPTCY.

fSsss pirr bierlnft brfanat setnasbt, edR am
VII. 5ebgrar 1865 ein Narrant tn BdntrupteD
eegsil oas Betm69en pom It. 6. eIsmntes DON
Taibp.ue 9auoion 60. i'm Staats Eeunsiiee erlaiien
porsen ut, tpel auf ieine eigeue pet1tt bin iir
baaterott erfIdrtpoGoen it, bas afoPte Sablsns Don
5uibeH itn6 uebeEIieferang bon Gt8entbnm, toel6es
benz banferott @rtidrten gebSrt, ibu ooet3u ets
,lem Gsbrau9 Mnb bic uebertragung nom Irgeno
etnem eigentbnm burdb i'm geieslt9 persoten ino;
baB cine &Seriammlung non benz @ldHbtsern bes 9ss
nannts1l fur banferott Grfiarter usl ibre orSernHr
seu 3u priifen unb eineH oeer mebrere Aifisnses
ieines Bermosens sa erpGbIea, am 10. Ndrs 1868
i'm IL ubr WtittGss ais Elm Court OF 8snfInptep
in Ter Dfftce be5 egiiters i'll Bankruptcy in afbDHe,
Senneflee, No. S21S G6ur1 Strabs, BOT germ
M4eranser g.. % 5fsaD4eDs @eaifter, sebatten
Dsrben iol. .. q. SIascpds -
fsb2I PM 9. ct. Warf9RA, Neiisnaer- q
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2on6on, 10. fSeb.

2oh BON, 10. Seb.
Die leiten6en Wfttgtieoer ser libe>
ralelt Rattei neroen Dem Ser. ct.
9efanoter elm groBes Nbld,iebs >Diner
8eben.
Die franB0ffde 8s9ieruu9 bat cine
Sregatte abgeoronet, um Die 8eues
gun9en oes &omiral Sarrasut i'm mitr
teuanoil6en Weere unb bem arie6i<
f6en Nr6i9el au beoba9ten.
8erner miro aus 8aris Die 8erbafs
tnng bon 20 Rerionen iueaen Oemons
itratioHen bel Der MuffiIbruna bon
Sictor 5uso's @uD Bias gemelpet,
Su eRortHgal iuir6 Der Musbru6
eiller GeboIntioH eripdrtet. Die Oies
9ieruns 1T in bObem Grade unbeIiebt.
,a '-.a Berlin 19. 6eb.
SIN 2anbtas ipurbe ste Gegieruna
oaraber tnterpelltrt, iparltlm oem @ons
tut Der Ser. Staaten in SeruIdlem sic
Serbaftung zines Suben aus YreuBen,
gfamens 0farfs, erlaabt pur6e, ais
ct oehen Miin6eI su enflilbren fddbte.
Der preuBif1e Goniul peefparf bas
@efu6 I'm Serbaftung unS bat ben
Sonig Inn Serbaftun9sbefeble. Inter
DER lIoifden 8eu0iterung erreet Ser
Sal 9robes 9tufleben, ba er eilriae
Aebnlidteit init Dem r6iniideu MGor<
tarasSalI bat. Ser @orfaa mirb ais
eiiIe Beleioiauns 9egen 8reuBen an<
geiebe1l. Der SSinanslniuilter bon Ser
9eDot erlpioerte auf Die Snterpeaation,
cap. De- Sa4, oa Der gon1uI in Seru<
falent Elm 8eamter bes norooeutlden
Bunbes let Dor ben @unoes s&ansler,
@rafsu 8isnard, sur Gntf tfdei6une
fotnnte,f iHiifle.
Ins gSien miro eemeIoet, oaB Der
CT S0nig bon Sanlroper Bel einem
Banquet erfIdrt bat, er tplr6e balb ben.
Sbrpa bon Saunober uie6er einnebe
men, obae iidb um Rreubsn gu befinl<'
ftiern.
>. - Is
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-20
! ct. aouiS, 19. fSeb.

9ie 6lubfdifiabrt 1T nieSer i'm
8an9e. Sur Die sSabrten auf benz
Miioari fiao so neue Oampfer an9e<
lbaft luorSen un6 per 8erfebr ber<
ipri6t febr lebbaft su Deroen.
So lit entfdie6en Woroen eaB Die
YaciFe 8ahn iOeoer berfauft nod nit
beleet fuereen miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-20
gB a ilinaton, 19. &eb.

s. ss 2S DtH IOIs 10. 2Jep. 2
Sm Senat iprad iid ErunlbnH
bonn Suiti3> @0mite eeaen Die 8il fiir
cine tpirfIGnete Ge9iernn9 in ben Ges
belenltaaten aus. Sie 8eittmmun8,
baB cine Naioritat Der abseeebenen |
Stimmen bel ben MabIen entiebeioen6
iein ioIle, tuilroe fur ale 8iptfe seHi@
eeno fein. sa 49,
gSilIon brad,te cine gil Elm, pel5e
Die neue Contribution bon 9llabama
a als ratificirt nnb ben Staat als in Die
Union iuieoer nuIgenomnlen erflart.
gSur6e an 6as Sufis@ @omite pertuie<
fen.
So Die 9lufnaBme 6es Serrn Sb0mas
bon War1lano aIS Senator iuur0e oes
battirt nno enbIid entI1ieoen, bab1
oerielbe ni9t ,Hseinem gise beredtist
iei.. M ne 4
SIM San1 { ipllroe bic Bin anse<
ilontalen, trelde ben 8r6foenten err
nd1tigt fol9en giniuan0ererl, tueIde4
sss fi4 qreber gerbrehen ihulofg gemadbt
baben, Ben @intritt in bic Ser. Staa
ten 81 beriuebren. ase azs
Sen Beairten Der beioens 6duler
runr6sn 20 PCT. GebaltsmInge betDii>
ii9t...- 1850
80. & Sic Mmen6ements sur GeIoerbes
wiliounass sBin, tuelde mebrere Glerf8
bes 8rafDenten abldbaffen nno beitinfs
men, 6ab feinS Sfficier imgrecutibe Ses
partenient befhaftigt perOen ioa, tuur<
ben beriporfen uuo bic Bin anseuOnle
: men. ss.a
Gas Saus ronftitairte fi6 aIs Gos
mite fir 0as Gan3e ni6 betptli9te fir
80 Die 4rrnee $33 ,682,093.
- Sine 8otfdaft 0es 8rdli6entea iiber
Z S Be9na0igun9 bon aIi@miin3eru pur6e
an Das Suiti3 sgoInite pertuieien. Sine
-. an6erk 8otfdaft in 8esGs auf Bluff
fif9 sNmsrita gins an 6as @ortite fir
anetndrtige Mnaelegenbeiten. "a
St9a Der Rrdlioerit nurDe auf Slaines
ss Mptraq nm Wlittbeilung Der Gorres
. ipouoens in Betreff Der 3omination
80 oes Sen. 9ient. Sbernan sum Bres
s< pets General uao Die Bil6uHg eiues
neuen Militarbepartements eriu6t. 5
as 8afbiuetOn, 10. Seb.
a4se Ser, GbermaH Dat Den @rdiibenter
DurA Sen. Grant erfa@eu laiien, ibr
nidyt mad gBaibington gu berafen u. mi
eiuem peHen COMMANDO 5u beauJtrn.
den. Bon repnblifaniiben gongreB.
Nitafie6efn III Sen. @berman atfge,
g. "a 5or0ert iuOrDetl, auf feiuen SSaH III re,
szs g iianiren, ipenn ibn Der Yraftoent ben,
- nod basu beor6eru fOHte. 4
( .&urrats YroeeB ipfr0 1id)t Dor ben
@lap sSsrTilin anfgenomuen iuerben.
On Der dIoriba @oHbcHtion fanbei
BEL Oer Mbftimmiing iiber bic 4 itreiti
gen @anoi0aten, iueI9e f1lieBli1 al
iiuluablbar erlIart stuur6en, Iebbait
ssf5 &cenen Statt. Gie Neasr atta6jrte
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t....~ = III EcSen AttD eiher 6erfel6em iuurt
! ''.51 $ 6lrA 6te s5afteg gefdolleh. Sen. gReai
,s.,,..s g. ppp, elab itho AaA eltlahta suriegs
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g feuilIetou. 4.
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Son S. 8. $. Sem me
(Sortfesang.ls @

ole er IeIllW uuk IWDH UelegeH gaItep
saerft ieine orei 0eifegefabrten, Johann
6ie fd6ne iunge Dame, bic NIT bem
.iungen Sffieier aus Dem 8ofwaeen
geitiestn mar, unb bieien 0fFeier
ielbit. se.
Das iuage 9aar faB am 6enifer
beifamalen. Ser Sficier fprad5 Ieiie
gu Ger Dame. gr irluBte iebr sdrtlid
su i6r ipre9en,, er fab tpenisit us 70
aus, uno iie err0tbete 10 sliidl1d.
Ser Baron fab es, er that als febe
er eS nidt. Ct 9tn9 auf ben langeti
baseren Wanst nit benz saseen0Pften
langen Mode Su. Hs
Ser Wanil Fanb an Der Sbar; er
Idien oie 8efeble oes eintreteuoen Bas
rens su eriuarten.
Ser Baron befabl ibnt: ..s q
,,gorgen Sic, baB mir balo abreis
fen f0naen. g4ir iuer6en bier unges
biibrltd aufeehalter."
Ser Iau9e Mann berIieb bas 3in.
mer. go
Ser Baron iuanbte F9 ba,,n an ben
run6en, Oifen Serrn. 8iefer friib,
itafte bebaglidb. @
Ser Baron uabm i'm auf Die Seite.
;@ie baben fid erfunbist. Iieber
@oli3eiratb?" af
Gr ipra6 bornebnl 6erablallelb. 81,
Der fIeine bide Yoltseiratb ailttuors
tete ibnt ettuas i1ngeairt. G. mar
fdon elm Mann in sefebten Sabreit,
ipdbreno Der 8aron nod re6t jung;
pieHei6t fauHl fiinfunbsipen5is Sabre
alt mar. Grfabren bate. iener in Der
9Selt aud ipo5t tnebr afs 6iefer, llno
penn aud Der bofnebme Baron inn
fdyien befeblen su fDnnen, 10 6te es
ond Elm eisentbiimlides &erbdltniB
ieui, in bem pie 8eiben gu einanoer
itanoen.
Sd" iaete ser 8oliseiratb, mir
iino bier BRET Wfeilen bonn rotben
Sruge ,ino betoante1 Qferbe babtn."
,,llu6 unfere @ensoarmeny" fraste
Der 8aron. s..,., esfsas
,,Sinb ni9t bierhsr 9efoninleft, milf
len iih alto fdon Elm paar Wfeilei, bon
bier baben iiberfesea ia6en."
aDeifo befferl 7Sierabat man bon
unisrer Wififop aidts2u aasgf
v@ar nidt8." Fj29
Nod Gins, fenrlen Sic Sic iauae
Game bort!" Y s.stn si3' -
,,glein. J" 's2E tfsFae;ir .asa 49,.
Damn rfit; fat Der Baron iid Oas
iunge 8aar ipieeer an, unb nun ging
er auf oie Beioen alI, uub ais er Bel
ibnen arlangte, gab Ct Dem Sfiicier
iebr freunOIfd Oie Sano ano faste si
ibm: Il a sfaf
,@b, Baron 8leileul Sebr erfreut,
Sic 10 uneripartet bier gu trefenl ii
Ser Sffcier bate oen 8aron nod
uiht aelebeu, er tpuroe berIegen.
Baron gtrombersl @ie toulmsa
sic bierher?" - az
Cine @eIeaftsreifeli slber barf td
mid nadl benr 8eiinaen Sbrer Srau
8enlabliu eriunoigen2" @asaa5
Das mar etne .bosbafte Srage, lpie
seinefen nuc tbeitnebnepo ffe porges
bra1t iutrbe, @ 1as.' ..l
Ser 0H5sier nusOe beiaabt lsibsu-
6ldB.s 81 4f g3 ysga a ls9si.j
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SunfeIoiiibenssn MSths iiberoolTrn n,b
"a MAJ SiesmaI fsIn GrrSfban Sea
gIafs. ~ sf J IL
sSiir ben 9fficier trats freiifh elm
GIEdsiou gin. +i's
Ser Gonoueteur Der Sabrpoit erid,ieu
| in Oem 3im,,,er i,uS funbiafe an. oas
Ser Waae,i isieber oboebs. .ss'1
Ser Sffcier iprana itbnsa aaf anS
er,nfn6I Hi isid,t, Ser Game. t'Is1i
G;ne tnSifsre aI;iceI;he g9p;Se ,nein
SrauIsin!" - -, s., sasM
% Damn Oereolq'feos1e eo g l1q ooa eea'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-20
DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STAATS ZFITUNG

RATES OF ADV YERTISIN
gsSyyn DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
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Meue Nn5eigen.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

GSss ,pirA biermit befaHnt sentaebt., saR ana
segen bas Serm6gen upn Sreb. s.. Wtt .
q Ill ppn 9autbfon County i'm Staate Senneiiee
eraflen rporben if ipeer aut iene eseae ettIon IN
fr bnHterott srflGrt poroen tt oGb alo be SGbnng
BON ShuIhen unb UeberltefernnG Don Gigentbnm,
ueles benz bGslterott GrtIdrtef gcbJrt an ibn ooer
III ieinem gebraucbe atie bic nebertragnng pom trz
aeno einem Gigentbum bur9 ibn seIeslid uerboten
iiab: 6as cine SeriammIuns Don ben GlGubiser ses
senannten banferrtt ertIdrtens an ibre SosAerun.
gen S prifen Hno eilen ooer me5tere Mf9Aees etnes
f0k ubr 8orgttags ais Elm Gsurt pf 8anfrnptep IN
Der Dffce ees Rssiiters Of SdHfrMYtcp, Ro. s2k
96urn StraBe, 1aihuiHe, 3eure1ee, Dot 9errn
pstosn iol. t
fs'2 -aas g n. 6lascpR, "9'
feb 10 2m Q. ST. Nari6au, MeIisnger.
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s Eflegrapl). Nadjrid)ttn,
ssa0rie6ten aus asofbtnatOu

e.onareb @erR.a nOIun 9 E n.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-20

reit uuO' nie es i6eint, ohne Grfola
NIT oerNnsfobnung OerSraftionen ees
ba6t Su baben.
Die SerritoriaIs Bill bon gneming
ertlart boli9 gleide &ed)te fir 9Seife
uno Sarbi9e.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
THE MASSACHUSETTS Liquor LAW.

BosToN, Dec. 25.-The Supreme Court has
decided that the enactment OF the liquor license law last
winter did not repeal the law known As the liquor
nuisance act" the 9Th section Of the s1h chapter o
the General Statutes. which IL follows "A buildings
places, or encmcnts lcsOrtCd 10 for pr0>iuuOn lewd
Illegal gaming, used Tor the sale of intoxicating
liquors, shall be deemed common nusauceS.' TINS law
W is we'll known, nOw the prosecution OF hoth occupant
and Of buildings used. The decision IL quite
surprise and unpleasant one 10 many parties who had
been complained OF under the act aud whose have
awaited this decision. All such eases where conviction
has been recorded have now been remauded for
sentence, which is generally SO and costs. The
particular IN Question that Of John Car
penteT, who occupied building in Fall River aud sold
liquor without license His counsel claimed that the
Guiding clause Of the license law which repealed al acts
parts OF acts Inconsistent with itself made null and
void the nuisance act. This taken by many
district attorneys after the passage Of the license law
and great nuisance in which prosecution
begun under the proibtory law, We're noi pressed
Another point OF interest decided in Carpenters
He prosecuted for selling liquor without il
cenSc His counsel claimed that the Government must
prove that he had license This point was also carried
10 the Supreme Court which decided that IN all such
cases tile defendant must show that lie has license
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
DESTRUCTION OF A CHURCH EDIFICE.

WATERBURY, Dee. 25. - This mornings
American says ST. Johns Episcopal Church edihco III
this city was burned at about o'clock this morning The
fro caught furnace the church having been heated
lately for the purpose OF decorating for Christmas The
Fire Department saved the residence of MI j. {. Booth
10 seems strange that the fire should have attained such
headway before an alarm was given The s'ecpe was OF
wood and II famed up making that part OF the city as
light day. There many fears of tho hcepe fall
ing but was secured with iron braces and at last
fell in heap almost the foot Of the wall There was
light north wind blowing and showers OF Gin
ders scattered over Mr.. Hendricks house ana III
that direction as far Bank and sOuth Mainst
At first the wind more from the nOrth
and the flames almost touched Mr. j. C. Booths house,
while the sparks fell all over it. II in great danger
before the stream from the city waterwOrks could be
brought TO bear to protect IT, those present began to re
move tho furniture and carpets The water finally was
thrown on, and although the house was considerably
scOrched il saved. The furniture was somewhat
damaged In the removal The two houses in the rear or
the church where Messrs. Schenck, Ill., and Bennett re-
side were danger, but although some OF the fur
niture taken out, they did not suffer materially ~
Johns Church of the finest churches IN the State
at the time It was erected The foundation was laid IN
lSls aud it completed I'm 1851 The cost was about
$4,000 but prices could not be but for $780,
COO 1t finished throughout with black walnut and was
OF the most beautifully propoo oned edlhees hsdc
aud out The edifce was insured for S35OcO
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
MrRnER rEML IN lUcAs couNTY. ONO.

CLEVELAND. Dee 2j.--Nchacl Harrington is
on tal FOR the murder Of Robert Sharp One sunday IN
May last Sharp Harrington went out nnd crossed tie
Toledo Railroad brid ge and the next Monday morning
harp body was found in al Out.othc way place nearly
milo the railroad bridge or the cast bank ~ tho
river lying his left side. with his LETT haiQ
IN the pocket OF hi- pautaloOns. his right hlud gasue
bed Of rough stones which ne lay. The back % bis
skull was bi0krh, and n "a terribly lnangled condition,
and pool OF blood was TnurBg down to tie river I'll,
coroners jury found tie in ne herd was ly
guHshOf. and Harrington had been out gunIing, and
A. pieces OF s guns wadiiEe paper fod near the dead
body corrcspOudcd with paper found in imrng-ou's
pocket, he was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
rnE HoosAc ruNNEL CoNTRAcr.

BOsTON, Dec. 2j.--Ihis mornings Post says
The contract between tc Commonwealth aud Messe.
MafcT AID Fraucs Shanly, fOr tDe completion Of the
HOO,ac Tunnel signed yesterday BY Tic terius OF
tus instrument the contractors agree TO complete the
tunnel ana lay down 81 miles Of substantial railway
TRACK through IT, rated ~ $4,000 rer mile for s2cCO
Ihe{ agree t0 begin OpofaOns at 0ne with energy, and
ny be Ist day OF May next 10 deepen the central s "a
inches per day and advance from tic cast ana west
faces 80 feet per month. Tley engage tOcarry down The
central shaft % the base OF the uHe by May 1870 and
'beeaef 10 advance from four faces Ihc ilsIlCd t-
ntl vt the rate Of 400 feet per year Al THIS .c ~
progress ibey would complete tho enterprise IA ets ihan
''n Seafs; but, as safeguard ngaIDst all fsnali'es
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE CONFERENCE AND TIE WESTERN POWERS
THE GREEKS IN TURKEY.

THE CONFERENCE AND TIE WESTERN POWE Els
THE GREEKS IN TURKEY.
LONDON, Dec. pa dispatch from Vienna states
that it is certain that the Western Powers VIII agree
with Austria respecting the Conference.
The Sublime Porte has extended the time for the
departure of the Greeks from the Turkish domnions
to five weeks.
RUSSIAN ADVICE TO TURKS AND GREEKs-IlME
AND PLACE OF TIE CONFERENCE.
Russia has asked of Turkey and Greece snspen-
sion of hosilitics until the end of the Conference.
The adhesion of Austria is regarded as certain and
Italy and Greece as probable.
The Conference will assemble some time in Janu-
ary. Count Won Bismarck hopes the session will he
held in Paris
The Paris Temps Dcmocraticl said last evening that
France and England have little sympathy with the
proposed Conference.
EVENING.-It has been arranged that the Confer
ence of the great Powers shall assemble IN Pars
early in January.
PETITION IN FAVOR OF PEACE.
PARIS, Dec. 2j--The Pa'rie last evening had the
following dispatch from Athens. dated Dec.2: The
Committee Of Action have addressed petition 10
the Greek Government, praying for peace. They
urge the Government to support the popular feeling
of the country which is clearly for peace and to
avoid war with Turkey"
TIE AUSTRIAN EMBAssADORS IN TURKEY AND
GRLECE.
EVTNISG.-A dispatch received here from Vienna
states tha. the Austrian ambassadors ut CONSTANT
nople and Athens are 10 he recalled aud their
positions filed by persons unohjcctonable To both
Turkey and Greece.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
A rnIIcINlAN SHOT.

ON Thursday cVepng James clark, noted
Iuiian company with three ohcfs Was Disbehsung
himself on The irOni platform OF one O tie Slanu ara
When reached tho inteTsec-
ton OF secondnve and Fourtcepthst ie conductor Ie
QuCsted officer john Nancy 10 arrest thc party lie AZ
tempted 10 40 ard uio Tiians resisted iinay. one
" CLARK cnlnlHh'0ns hrcd up0u Tho dlcT the Dab en-
trng tho check and pass ng unt 81 his inOuib severely
but not dangerously Hocnd.rK ini. Other sots were
discharged ly The vH, pohe Of which Iook effect ROW
ever. The ruhiaUs then He'd The wounded officer war
picked ap by OeeT Davis and OlLts. and borne 10 Bell
tkuv
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
TIE MURDER or MR.. AND WIS. YorNG.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2j.-Since the disagree
mcnt aud discharge OF the jury The Of MIS- Glen,
the has been full Of rumors II said that the pts
tol aud shoes used by Mrs Gem have been found in
ouhouse yard and mat servant that Mrs
(lem burned tie dress she hId that Saturday An
other repurt effect that size said 10 abrams: we
nut Mr. Young Out Of The way easy enough INT Mr..
Young fought like . good one" There probably no
truth any OF these but the fact u tat the STATE s boz
pOssessiOn of CvdcnCu which 10 insure conviction
on the next trial IL may not he held u this county hut
in Hendricks or johnson probably.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
rpr KlI11Nn or cApr. B. rnANRlr

ST. LOUIS, Dee 24-Tmec h0rscmcn called
tho house Ok Capt B. Frankn near Jonesboro M,
o Saturday, and desired 10 fYadc for valuable horse.
Capt r. refused to trade and the men rode OF In the
afternoon of them came back, took the captains
horse aHdleft his Capt f. followed and overlook
The men, and demanded his horse. when the one having
the horse fred three times, one ball hitting and killing
the captain almost instantly. The DclgD0rh00d having
boon arOscd pursued and arrested the mc, and placed
them uEdcr guard at tine uagstfaies Al night house
was surrounded by company Ot armed men. WhO took
the mgIdercr aud hanged him 10 tree Lcisr Dy. The
others proved 10 be OILY road acquaintance snS we're
lllln
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

they are allowed year for the completion. They
expect however 10 finish the undertaking two years
within the time prescribed by statute The contractors
give security in $500 for the completion OF the work on
the terms prescribed by stipuatng that they viii call
for money until the State Engineer certes that the
work less than average rates shall exceed 100000
They also that 20 per cent Of the remuneration Tor
the work done shall be reserved and paid completion
~ he uu1.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
GAMING DEBTS ABSOLUTELY volp.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 25.--BCfore Judge PrentisS,
suit was instituted 90 recover s. $50 pruinissOry note
for money which had been lost Rt draw poker, ayd the
defendant claimed That under tie laws such n6te was
invalid. The Jrdgo decided that promssoiy note
founded upon the consideration Of and to the payment
money lost at gaming could not DC collected IN this
state and absolutely void and o no effect In the hands
OF bona dde udorseo for valuable consideration.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
TIE MrRpEREEs OF THE MAIDEN POLICEMAN.

BosToN Dec e5-lt is said that the two men
who have been arrested In Salem suspicion OF Deiug
implicated in the murder of Officer Faulkner state
Prison cOnvics Who had been living III salem. II IL said
that they have been identified the pair who were
prov ing aboat the depot the evening before the tragedy
and THAT Officer Chase who on duty with Policeman
Faulkner WheE hc killed. is OF opinion that they
the men " hula they attempted 10 arrest.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
SCHUYLER coLrAx IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

SPRINGFIELD, Dee. 4.-Scluyler COlfaX, ac-
companed by his wife. arrived in this city this evening,
and the guests OF Mr. samuel Bowles editor Of The
Republican, Mr.. COfax will hold n reception at tie
of the Springfield Club tomorrow evening and is
also TO be serenaded by the United States AOry Band
nd he
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

SENATORIAL NOMINATION IN NEw.HAIPsuGRE.
CONCORD, Dec. 2j.--The Republican C0nyen-
ton az Milton Yesterday nominated the Hon. Gilman
Scripture OF Nashua, candidate for state Senator
the Seventh District As member Of The House of Rcp
resentatVcs, Mayor OF Nashua aud n Commissioners
Of HllsbOrOugh County, Col Scripture proved himself
one Of the most active and valuable nen OF ne State
rssssIzA E4.s>v ss7i
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
SOUTH AMERICA.

THE WAR IN PARAGCAY-DEFEAT OF THE ALLIES.
PARIS. Dec. 2j.-Iater dates from Rio Janeiro were
received to-day. The news is quite important. The
Allies had attacked the Paraguayan position at
yieta in force. but were driven back with loss OF
500 killed and wounded.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
GREAT FIRE IN GRAND HAVEN. MICH.

DETROIT, Dec. 2-Eary yesterday morning
a fire Grand Haven destroyed the south side of Wasl-
ingon-st. from Gales drug store 10 Sqnircss block.
Among the buildings burned were the Congregational
Church. he Aers printing Office Post Onice stores OF
Clneel * Beargerg Robert Wood, John TraCr and Of
Mr.. Sanford also the Episcopal Church The total os
viii exceed 100000.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
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A FAMILY sUFFOCATED BY COAL GAS,
PHLADELPnIA, Dec. pa shocking accldent
occurred this morning at the house OF John McDonad IN
the s0utheTn section of the The family went TO
sleep in with a coal fire In the stove the gas
escaped into the and the whole family we're sumo,
IN
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
,lARINr nIsAsTEEe.

\ Cable dispatch dated at Queenstown, Dee. Dee
Is announee dat tho ship William Iupseot capt Ben.
which sailed from Liverpool Nov. 6 for thus city, has
returned to Queenstown, leAky The Harriet, Capt
lPaEy.