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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-19
WASHINGTON NEWS ANDGOSSIP


Rollins and the Secretary Of ahe Trea-
sury-The Presidents POsitlon-The
President Proposes a TOur 80 Europe
The CarPet-Bagsers Petition Cor
gress 80 Assemble I'm september
The Negro Militia OF washsagGOR
Disbanded by the President.
Special to the Louisville Journal
WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1885, The
unpleasantneasp between the President
and Commissioner Rollins having been
settled, the latter, in order 10 prevent his
falling back into the obscurity from which
his controversy with the President for the
moment elevated him, has been making
nominations for Supervisors and other
officers of internal revenue 30 obnoxious
TO Secretary McCulloch that the Secretary
refuses to confirm them, and hopes thereby
to keep his name in the newspapers. Seere-
tary McCulloch has declared his intention
OF making the appointments TO the several
offices himself. la I'D, i-..,...lI.,.f o. A
While President johnson does not ex-I
press himself as unreseryedly upon the
question of upon which side his influence
shall be thrown in the coming Presidential
contest as his friends wish, | am enabled
to state that General Forests charge that
he will support the Radical candidates is
entirely groundless. The failure of the
New York Convention 10 nominase him,
which he thought he deserved for his fight
against Radiealism, somewhat dampened
his ardor in the Democratic canse, but an
event could hardly occur which would
'eOree him to affiliate with those who have
been endeaVoring 10 compass his over.
throws Iala. 80 --sl tif I'D l.lll
8 1t is rumored in diplomatic circles in
this city that war is imminent between
France and Prussia. Those who have been
watching the course Of the two countries
pretend to discover in the late speech of
Emperor Napoleon, in which such plausible
assurances for the "peace of Europe7 were
given, covert menaces which aHgur i'll for
the particular peace between France and
Prussia. ni iy"g s. ..sa
The friends of the President say that he
will embark for Europe on the 9th day of
March next, and seek in foreign parts re-
cooperation from the most arduous term of |
Office ever served by President Of the
United States. fF.'- fiflr- s}f..
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CHANCERY SALE.
SOuIe Female College.

Legrand II. Carney and others. Trust eos etc.
VS.. VIM. Major and others, StOekhOld ers, etc.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Chaneery Court for Rutherford county. in
this cause. will sell to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse in MurfreesbOr0, Tennessee,
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, April 6.-Gencral
Shepperd, commanding the sub-district
Of Alabama, today issued an order in
relation to the Ku-Klux-Kian, and or
dering that various officers, marshals,
magistrates, eoBstables, chiefs of police
and police will be held accountable by
the post commanders over their respec-
tive districts for the suppression of in.
iquitous organizations, and the appre-
hension of its members whenever
found. When approximations are made,
and the code of Alabama is silent on
the subject of offences for which
they are charged the prisoners will
e be turned over to the commander of the
proper military post, with view to
their trial by military commission.
All placards and newspaper cards of
the Ku-Klux-Klsn are prohibited, and
the ign,rance of their existence will
not be held as an adequate excuse, it
being the business of the civil and mil
ltary officers to know what appertains
TO their duty. Citizens not HOLDING
office likewise will not be held guiltless
Further outrages will be viewed as evil.
dence of q neglect of duty.
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From Ailnnta.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, April 4.-General
Meade returned yesterday from an Off.
cial tour in Southern Georgia, and to,
day promulgated an important order
referring to the late Ashburn aSSassina-
ton at Columbus and other acts OF
atrecity, simultaneous with the publ
cation of incendiary articles and the
sending Ofthreatening letters, indicating
concert of action To affect the result oil
the election by intimidation and vio-
lence, and emanating from secret or
ganization. All are warned against
participation in the acts of this Organi-
cation, and the law abiding are assured
of protection.
The General forbids the publication
of anything cOanseliing intimidation or
tending to bloodshed Newspapers CON
tanning such articles are warned that
the General will stop their publication
and try the offenders by military COM
mission. Public writer's and speakers
are admonished to refrain from intlam-
matory appeals. Military Commanders
are authorized, when in their Judgment
1T may seem necessary, to organize forces
from among the law abiding citizens to
preserve order, the expenses attend
ing the pay and maintenance of such
forces TO be borne by the cOunNes or
municipalities where required.
The commanding General informs all
good citizens to act in the arrest aud
punishment of violators of this order
and Of law, and admonishes them that
unless acts of intimidation and violence
are checked, punishment and bloody
retaliation may be provoke ed, society
endangered, and innocent blood shed.
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From 81. E.ouis.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The Touring mill
at Breeze, Clinton county, Illinois, on
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, was
burned Saturday night. Ii was one OF
the largest mills in the State and valued
at S75, 900; insured for about so, 900, but
in what offices is not known.
The following dispatches we're receiy'
OMAHA, April 5.-The Indian Peace
Commissioner las reached North Platte
Several of their chiefs accompanied the
Commissioners to Laramie. No treaty
will be made till the return of the Gem
mission.
Fort LARAMIE, April 5.-A messenger
Just IN from the head of Little Powder
River, where Red Cloud and men
afraid of his horses, were encamped.
They send word they desire to meet the
Commission, particularly Harvey and
Sanborn, at Laramie, tue latter part Of
April
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 6.
FLOUR-Dull; family held at 10 25a
1915.
WHEAT-Dull aud lower: sales at
, 80 for No. =, and = 40 for No. /.
CORN Quiet; car quoted at S7aSSc,
and shelled at S9a90c
RYE-In demand ut S5.
BARLEY-Unchansed.
OATS-Dull at 75c.
C0TTON-Unsettled and prices nom
iaally lower; middling held at 27a273c.
TOBACCO-Unchanged and quiet.
MESS PORK-Held at % 50a27 90;
no sales made ut over 20 p.
BULK MEATS-Hcld at l2al24c:
some shoulders sold at ll1allIc.
BACON--Held atl2$al3c for shoulders:
l42al5c for sides; 15sal6c for clear rib
and l6$al7c for clear sides; sales at the
rates; clear sides sold at l7c to be deliy-
cred the LIST of May.
LARD-Sold at 16Ic, but the offer
ings at this rate are not largo; demand
but moderate.
. BUTTER-Unchangod and quiet.
fresh 45a4Sc.
EGGS-Unchanged and firm at iSc.
CLOVER SEED-In light demand at
104a10fo in jObbing way.
OILS-Linseed dull at l l7al ls.
Lard oil unchanged.
HAY-Dull at IL 00a14 90 per ton.
Gold 374 bSying.
MoNEY-The market is quiet.
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From Mexico aud Jnmnicn

NEW YORK, April 5.-The Herald:
Havana special, dated the 9Th, says
The British steamer Danube has arriv'
ed here from Vera Cruz with dates 10
April LIST. She brings no newspapers
The Danube remained Mt anchor
at Vera Cruz, and was not modest.
ed by the authorities on occOunt of
alleged smuggling on her last trip.
A bill has been presented in the Mex,
lean Congress making all resident for
eigners except American citizens, liza
bic to all responsibility of natives.
Another conspiracy has been discOv'
cred. Secretary Leozandy and u veal.
thy American were insolently accused
of having a share i'll it.
The trials of the late conspiratOrs
are not yet concluded.
The press here speak as if they fore,
saw fresh troubles with England aud
France, and advise the government to
cultivate the friendship of the United
States.
A conducta of S3,OOO,OOO of silver has
left Yucatan.
The new government on the Peni nsu-
la is trying to harmonic parties there,
but its labuTs have been so far unsatis-
factory.
The same is the case in SinalOa.
Oon5ro7o iruo rt77r-tt II nm r'TrrrottfrtS
British subjects from exporting gold anc
silver.
Jamaica dates of March % state thai
great activity is displayed in tho dock
yards and Notifications, and that the
British Admiral, i'll anticifation o.
trouble arising on of the Alabama
claims, has been calling home seamer
from the colonies to serve OH the iron
clads.
The vomito is represented as being
very severe in some parts of Porto Rico
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New york Ca,,le Market.

NEW YORK, Aprllso'
Receipts for the week, 45l5 beeves;
16.3l5 sheep and lambs, and Il, 1892 hogs.
DEMONSTRATING being only about
1000 head and with brisk demand in the
market for extra lots at 194a2Oc; prime
at l9al9ic; fair to good at 173alSic and
inferior to ordinary at 14al5ac; average
quality was fair. =,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Common dull
and heavy; good in fair request and firm;
6SasIc for inferior to good and 9al0fc
for prime and extras; amoug the sales
were $50 from Ohio, averaging ~
pounds, at 9sc; 326 sheared, LOG pounds
at ssc; 1913 from MichiEan, 30 pounds
at stc; shsared sheep at 7a5ic.
SWiNE-Only moderately active and
lower; offerings $500 head; selling at .
a94c; among the sales were one car o.
Ohio pigs, Ill pounds averaging, at sc
four cars heavy, l60 pounds, at ssc; one
do, l27 pounds, at SIC; one half do Mich
igan at eic; 2 do Chicago, l2o pounds a
| S2r
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. 3 1861.
FACULTY:
Rev. ID. F. Bittle, ID. d., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
S. G. Wells A. NJ, Prof Math and Nat Phi
losophy.
Rev. W. b. YOnce, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
Rev. j. b. Davis, 4. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
j. j. Norman, NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L.R. Holland A. NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. +. KliIgsT, a. ~ Prof. Modern Languages.
J. X. Hudson, 4. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-EXpeDses in all departments In.
Gliding boarding, tuition, rOom.rUnt, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, s2O5.GO. For further In.
formation, address REV. ID. +. BITTLE,
iuly3 Salem, Va.
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gv Jeleeraph,
TO TIE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Registor.l


LONDON, April ,6.--Further adylceS
from Rio Janeiro give two days ia St
Paraguayan news Y -,
Fighting is going on at all points
Humaita is not yet captured, bnt Is vig'
orously defended by Lspez's allied feet'
and the land batteries were canDonad-
ing the fortress fiercly. Humaita, how
ever, is very poorly supplied with pro-
visions and ammunition, and its fall is
expected. There is no other defensible
point on the river, and the capture OF
Humaita will probably end the war.
ROME, April 6.-All the French troops
here are under orders, and are making
preparations to go home.
LONDON, April 6, Evening.-The case
of the prisoners arrested on suspicion
of being implicated in the Clerkenwell
explosion went before the grand jury
to-day. The charge If the Recorder to
the jury was strongly adverse to that
of the prisoners.
1t is announced to-day that the steam
ships of the Hamburg and American
line will hereafter carry the United
States mails from Southampton to New
York, every Friday.
1t is said that the Bishops of the
Irish Church have united in note
to DIsraeli, urging him to sacrifice
half the revenues of the Church estab.
lishment, in order to 6e able to save the
rest.
BERLIN, April G.-Immodiatoly on the
ratification of the treat! of citizenship
recently concluded between Prussia and
the United States, Mr.. Bancroft will
enter into negotiations for the estab-
lishment of a commercial treaty be
tween the two countries.
NAPLES, April 6.-Admiral Farragut
is still in the city. He awaits tue re-
turn of Duke De Costa who at the pres
ent is Sicily.
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state OF West Virginia.

Uei;cI Comfy circuit COWi-Ip1i bats,
lSG-.
Patrick Mccullough ard John lIigau pat
ners IN business under the firm name ~
Mccullough & Co. Joseph Morris Plirh
Mccullough aud John llagan. 60 pIr'nr' o
business snder the firm nsuo Of J NCr'
Go, William Kinney and james E'hr,T 4"
paftueTs In business under the arrl nim' o..
Kinney & Co, compliments.
81.
Levi Sherman, administrator II the Cs.,'t q,
Allen q. Brown, deceased. lUsepbu' sl'1
Margaret Brown, the widow 1T sail AIl'b w.
Brown deceased, Silas Taught and JuaAA
his wife. David Barr aud Samantha, h' N,'
Remembrance Barr AND Uillia l., ~. ai'
Jeremiah Glover aud Eliza Glover, ht Vie
Jcsss Brown and Nancy Bell Brown ch''f'a
aud heirs AZ law OF said Allen hrpHu 10
ceased. In tLan"H
rInIlE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is 10 ~
i force the lien Of a Judgment nc"veioa p
cOmplainants against lien q Brown, d@,sA''
b. tue sale OF certain part oi lABd "a NF"'
county, West Virginia, containing ah"a' '
acres and owned by said Allen q R'own
And IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT o.,
this cause, that Nancy Fell Brown, one % '-'
defendants In the above cause, IL rot an ihh-,
liant Of this State, IL Is ordered on m'i'h y.
the cOmplainants by their attorney that 'l..
Nancy Bell Brown appear here Withh %
month after tho publication Of this order ~
de what IA necessary 20 protect her lni'I'' !
this suit, and that this orcr he Publishes -,
week for fouT successive weeks in ID. ~. ~.
INC REGISTER, newspaper printed in hb'sl-i
West Va. aud posted on the front do@r q
WetEel County Court House for q like p'ia@.
W v Uocp Ctt
Att'y for COmplainaHts. IS-.IbI"aa'
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April b.
COTTON-Decidedly less active and
3alc lower; sales $500 bales at 29a29!c
for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Market closed quiet at 5alOc
lower.
WHEAT-A shade firmer with ; fair
demand, part for export. ocean
freights have materially declined.
RYE-Quiet and firm; sales at qua
% for western.
OAT5-Quiet at S5ia95tc for western
in store.
CORN-Steady with moderate ex-
port demand; sales at 2lal 70 for new
mixed western afioat, and l 24al 20 for
old mixed western delivered.
PORK-Firm; sales at "a 623 for Old
mess, and 90 50a26 IS sellers option for
MAY.
BEEF-Very firm and in fair inquiry.
CUT MEATS-Active aud q shade
irmer.
BACON-Active and firm; sales ut l3c
for Cumberland cut
LARD-Yery firm Ut l7al7!c for fair
to prime.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 6.
SENATE.

Tho Chair submitted the resolutions
or +bo LEGISLATURE of Minnesota endors-
~. The action of Congress in regard TO
;mscachment. Tabled.
Mr. Ramsay presented resolutions OF
the same Legislature for the improve
ment of tho Mississippi river, recon-
mended by General Warren and others.
Referred. -.
Mr.. Cole presented petition of cltl-
zens of California asking aid for the
Southern Pacific Railroad. Referred.
Mr.. Nye introduced bill for the
completion of the branch mint at Car
son City, Nevada, Referred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to re-
lieve the political disabilities OF certain
citizens of Georgia. Referred 10 the
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. TruInbull, from the judiciary
committee, reported bill supplement
ary to the act to allow the United
States to prosecute appeals ana wits
of error without giving security, WHICH
was placed on the calendar.
Also q joint resolution directing the
Secretary of War to issne such quarter
masters stores to the expedition engag
ed in the exploration of the River Col
orado as may be necessary. Referred 70
the Naval Committee.
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill to re
fund the duties paid under protest IL
1867 on the bill imported from France
and donated for the use of st. Mary''
Institute and the Notre Dame Univer
sity of Indiana.
After half hours discussion on tine
principle involved the several opposlns
the establishment of the preceden', oil
was passed.
The Chair then stated the special or
der TO be the resolution TO admit TO {
sent on the floor the reporters or tht
Associated Press. By consent OF tht
author, the resolution was temporarily
laid aside and the naval appropriation
bill was taken up. The question was
on the amendment providing for the
enlistment of 1850 apprentices and
bows, exclusive of 500 able sCamen
now authorized.
Messrs. Conkling and Edmunds adj
vocated restricting the total force to
$500, including apprentices and boys:
Mr.. Grimes explained and advocated
the apprentice system, and argued II
necessary TO keep up the navy to re-
spectacle footing i'll order to meet any
emergency.
Mr. Grimes held that the amendment
of the committee simply increased the
number of the force of the navy $40
under the apprentice law.
The amendment of the committee
was agreed to.
Mr.. Conkling moved TO amend by
making the number, exclusive of ap-
prentices and boys, 1900 instead of $500.
Adopted.
Alter further debate the bill passed
in committee of tho Whole, and being
before the Senate Mr.. Howe asked a
separate vote on the amendment in
creasing the appropriation for the civil
establishment of Naval Hospitals,
which, after discussion, was agreed to.
Mr.. Drake asked for separate vote On
Mr.. Conkliug's amendment, reducing
tue number of seamen from $500 to 1000.
Mr.. Hendricks asked upon what
information this change has been made,
and condemned such legislation in the
face of the unanimous opinion of the
Naval committee.
After debate, without action on the
amendment, the Senate adjourned.
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Michigan Election.

DETROIT, April 6.-Retarns coming il
clearly indicate the defeat of the Con
stitution. Cannot yet judge how the
vote on prohibition has gone. Negro
suffrage is embodied in the new conSti
tuition. The only separate articles sub
mitted being prohibition and annual ol
biennial sessions of the Legislature.
DETROIT, April 6, 9 P. M.-Thirty. five
towns heard from give 2l62 majority
against tho Constitution, and seventeen
towns give Isl majority for prohibition
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University of Virginia.

-
rINUE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTIrU
ten will begin ON the first day Of October
1907 and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th Of July, 1865.
To be admitted as a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years of age. There Is no pre-
scribed curriculum of studiesin this ilstltGtlon
Every student may select the schools he VIII at
tend but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave OF tile
Faculty he be allowed TO attend less than three.
The method Of instruction is by lectures and
textbooks accompanied by daily examinations,
The University is divided into throe depart
ments:
L. Academic.
VIA. z. Peters, A. Nj. Prof of Latin. &C..
b. l.. Gildersleeve, Phi. D.. Prot. Of GreeE.
NJ. Schele De We're, LID, ProI' Of Modern
Cb, s. Venable, A. NJ, Prof. of Mathematics
Leopcl3 j. Boeck, Adjct. Prof Of Applied
Mathematics.
Francis H Smith, A. NJ, Prof. of Natural
s. Maupin, A. M, Prof of Chemistry.
'CTo be appointed Sept. 4th,l Prof OF TcchnOl.
ogy and Agricultural Science.
w II. McGufey, DID,, LID, Pruf. Of Moral
Philosophy.
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John B. Miner, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law. r....
S. o. Southall, Prof of Constitutional aud In.
ternationa Law, Mereantile Law and Equity.
iii. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept 4th) Prof. Of Medicine
and Obstetrics. gf""s
]. L. Cabell, II. D., rref of Physiology aud
Surgery.
]. s. Dayis NJ. D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ma.
terra MediOa. rr........
S. Maupin, NJ D., of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
j. Z. Chancellor, NJ D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy
The aggregate expenses Of the student, for the
session OF nine months, exclusive of text books,
clothing and pocket money, will be about as fol.
lows:
|. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, $500
H. For the Law Student, attending the full
course of Law, 1868.
III. For the Medical Student, attending the
full Medical course, $3.50
OF these sums, respectively, S:.2j. s2JO and
$500 will be required In advance rLa tbs balance
in the progress of the session
For Catalogues, giving ,iril;!s of the Organiza-
ton of the schools plan Ui instruction, expenses
&c. address WIN. WrltrnbakeT, Secretary, or
s. MAUPIN Chairman Of the Faculty
julyl3 +. q. University Of Va.
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New York IIcinn

NEW YORK, April 6.-The will of the
late Daniel Lord was admitted to pro.
bate last week. The property was
p sworn under $50 900, aud left to the
widow and children,
Patrick Donohue Twas arrested,
charged with the murder of John Kee.
nan in Morris county, New Jersey, in
1861.
Borden w Plumb, a Broadway dia-
mond dealer, was arrested for alleged
swindling of George F. Nesbitt, we'll
known printer, of nearly $4,000.
Ihe steamer Britannia has arrived
from Glasgow. a..
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State on .Wesi Nirginia,
Ohio COsRty Circuit COTi-I'S'''p
Rides, lSGs.
Michael Riley

DftO tOEHtV tUfNf 'V't
RaicS, ISGs.
Michael Riley
vs.
George Biggs, Allsn Blggs. Daniel Bies' h'..,
Biggs, Priscilla Foley, I'll Martin, Us
heirs At law OF Henrietta NaTtiD, y boz" "a
ara unkHOwH; Vivian Gzlbrzib zna ~
Ann his wife; Sarah Jane dauEhtsi u
jamin Biggs. and her hnabAnd, who's IT, -
are unknown, heirs ct Law Of BsBj AiliG = ..
deceased; Ann Biggs; the heits ~
Abraham Roland, OF Kliae EOiAHh ., =
cana Blackstone, whose nance are pAAlo
- Waugh and his vile. Wbo.. naIts \,
unknown, heirs AZ Law 81 David i.1l-S -,
ceased; the heirs AZ Law OF Susan sin., =,
names are also unknown. and "LI'-%
heirs At law Of Jacob Roland deoea'shi -
Ohio county; Robert X. H0'd., itto.S
,I NE 1 OBJECT OF THIS sUIT Is 10 p
Il force the lien CT . JudgBeEt F9fS'sIg 4
complainant against JanOb kOlaGd dsrS
the sale Of q certain LOT Of ground " VIC"
erty, aud sWned b. said Roland e,,ha.
AID II appearing from an sfldASlt h'.a = -,
cause that Priscilla Foley, I'll Martin To- -
At law OF Henrietta Martin, the bsifs a. o..
Abraham ROlznd, The heirs At l2s ~ p
Roland, The heirs AZ Iswof LetheAsA Bises'ts's,.
Washington L. BiRKs and Mary AHH i sn ~
john Glass asd wife Maria. william S ~, -.
the heirs At Law Of Susan sims, are sa -
dsnts Of tlis State, aBd it further apg' "a
that the names Of - Wgugh and ~ ~.
hsirs At las Of David Roland. SaEsb D. 80. -,
OF BeJ9amin BIggs, and ber hush'Ai
aTe unknown. ff1f .i~ -,
On melton Of eonplaiEABt'. eoabs.,.,, q.
ordered that they do appear herr - ~. ,rl
Month AFTER the fourth weekly pabheal-e1 ~
posting Of this order at tbe 'front.' o COZ d.
~ 4 Il. 80 md 2
may deem ft 10 protect hsir iBtersss =
sult. Test: MICHAEL ]. BHElSr~,,s
JACOB & CLAKEE, ..s
SOis for COnplaiuant mGTli--
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April q.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged
WHEAT-Quiet and tirmer at close;
No. spring at G39a2 GA and No. = do
| SSfal 80.
CORN-Active and easier at 7Sa75sc
OATS-Firm and in good demand at
7ta574c.
RYE-Steady ard quiet at l 59a1 60.
BARLEY-Du1l and irregular; small
sales at 25a2 81 for No. 2 i'll store.
PORK-Sales at % 90.
LARD-Sales at 164al6sc.
BULK MEATS-Buoyant at llal14c
for shoulders; 14c for rough sides; l5c
for short rib; 16c for clear; sales in the
aggregate are large.
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Murder.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, April 6.-John
Reeves, a carpenter was murdered this
morning by former employee named
John l.. Stevens. The cause of the muir
der appears TO be that Stevens claimed
money which Reeves had already paid
for Stevens board, and on Reeves re-
fusing to- pay it over, Stevens deliber.
ately shot him three times, killing him
instantly. Stevens was Immediately
arrested and is now in Jail.