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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

SHHR FEMALE IssurUIr The ex-
efisas az this seminary closed last ege'
liua LisLls satisfactory 10 an present
OwiaE "a press 90 Cth,r matter SIC afe
hroed 60 ieayg oUt an extended account Of
The ,2lah.don, bat wiz prolaise our read
crps fan rloIt in to-uo1ov's edition.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
- II e CITY.

OrrS5Nu AND Closing oF THI
gtIIS AUGUST Ist.--OmciaI
or
First Northern.
go mlJui.hl..-....-.. .-a.....-.--,--,-a.7.ip 5
second Northern
20 b. 81 ..-...--....--...... 10y ~ p. y
fts-si Washington aad ssutiasra "a
ChattaBSoEa.
ll. miIuigbt....,.........- ...-...... 100 A. a.
ssssud pVesIslnctan aud SOnthwtl = In
Chatfau0oEh.
s. ...-.-...........a-. ...,..f o. a..
Decatur. Memphis nmd Nes Orleans
700 miauirht ...-.---.... .----'-.-.-.-- ''f ~
memphis and Kew Orleans.
rnP ........-..... ........s.'s' p. y
rdrafleId ana Kentucky r. b.
lglePr ...............-....- ~ i-fiA n
yorthwsstern n u.
IEHl uilUizt ...-.....-.i p H.
ThomasviIIe via stage.
THURSDAY
.Ga las3mgbt --..--,., .-....-. Saturday -,9
Jordan's store via stage.
MONDAY = m midnight --... ..-Ll 90 ~
Friday do .....-.....-...-.-.- d.
IhI.etiy gis 5tewatrs Ferry. Evansville ana
Siatssvills.
It.slag lao0 midnight Thursia7 ror H.
Lebanon via stage,
i0#1 d ,.........-......... ........ q ORR
sFaETA sTA6E.
Arrive. N.ndayp. Wolnesdsgs ana Fuisys.
D.. 2 pa. Leaves lpo'taF' iuafsiays ana 2 a
ur1fye. AZ ta.
Omee EioE-
F.,l7h H.t96F.N. sHndDs tos a.
EAILHOAD AyD ssAGE Ffnr TAaIF
st-hsuIt AND DECATOE RAILROAD LIbE.
g. luub,s Accommodation Train
hnre t h1iie ...'..-.. -........l9.9 ny = y
leave -.'-...-....-..-. so ? ~
Rla.i ant Aosomm siation TraiBf
Le.fs hatVlie n .-...+. $50 ~
~ dsaalis. a,sDiie ga No. EsprsE
Leave -.1-f.ille 20 .-. 90 =.
faFo af ssihniis -e-~~.s.a thn H.
NASHVILLE AND ,BATrtgooGA RAILROAD.
F.4.- -. IyIlfr I'd 90 A. S. ans 66IF b.
s.trs 10 ,hsufUopat-. 900 A. A.. add % D.. AZ.
-h,dy .die and Tullah5m2 Accommodation
i.s.tr -s.UE Ilie.-...... ~ e.
Eu.. .- hashriHe 500 n.
@ania5 syreptsi1
IOulslLLr ARD NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leare Na l.il8 ~ ..-.. 4.1c a. NJ. and $50 81
*
uatlzta ler.mmul..tion train leaves dalitul
al sls A. Is. arriyiuF % Nashville "a, u y A. ~.
trtuf4iu-. latEga Nashville al I'D e. r., sEt
arrived 10 osllatiu 80 6 - P AZ.
l5GaaviI 80 q NJ NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER Trains.
leave. #r.isilt1 st .... = IS A. 81. ana !-la e. ~.
ars... 90 F4-hr.iIc at...6f5A A. H AMI I'D a. n D..
ruafFIFln Agu KrvTUCBY RAILROAD.
al,e at ehvilic 81 .--...-.-..'..-.' go a. o.
.-4y8 r-H vile az -.,........'D' p p
1FrAF8F STACY.
cav q Nashville :...-......s,--.- 1000 A.. d.
Arrive nI GafsFIll -.........--.. LOO ?. %
TFUEE grfaE
Lcs.ts Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturday 20 Fcirrl A. NJ, arrives 10 kssh-
vile MHdnrl. Wednesday 4ai Fridays Of
r'~i k b.. H
IEElFuEs Aru EaEfTsFIlLF srAGF-
Leaves Nashville Tgr-34v. Thursdav. AID Sat
sriay al T-..tk d apriTiG- at howifburg same
iar.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

SIN WBFkr ,raod concert, which is
faxed las nest Tuesday night VIII d e the
rsI,s, treat OF Ia, season. Several OF our
fart amateur voaslisb will assist on lhis
og.asi1u, aul fuli rarHeulmswill BE- given
a. iht ul .ruing.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

setaud yVashIngtaH aud SOat.art via
Cbatfau0OEa.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

Harry NAsHguLE. Up 30 late hour
last hight nothing save few drunks,
nso-ily Of fancy nature, disturbed the
perambulating waichnlen ia their nightly
rounds Nashville Is certainly undergoing
a decided change. l'5or Olhello'a oeca-
patton viii soon he gone IL saioh thihgs
continue any length Of time
" e. WAEp's 9EaIEhKv pUR fOUNB
LADlE= aezt s~ssiqn uPeus ssplsulbsf %.
70, Csiaiogur sdiFtss
IS r. NAEp.
isal- q Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

D ,, a Msmphi. al.a Ne~ Orleans.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

rr-s Northern.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

LealesIIIa narhea.

NEw YosE, june lS-No msir. III
change IN drysoods
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

A NV FEsrvAL-Tbe Chattanooga
R5y3laIs of she 18th Inst. hiss tbe follow
.nE paragraph
Guti=g Ftgafi-Thr Eaiys az re-
Iuested g. meet 1t 10 o'clock A. 30. 90 aid
"a dycc7uinr she hsll ior tie tempcaE',
supper.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

hpsUE TO TUE prW. The has at Ash
EaTssss was ioweredio h7lfmast " Wed.
nesdsy, aud lhs traamrtion Of hu.ihes. ana
driil Espsnssl FitL i,uiag lhe "a, BY The
rarrison Il ibis poet Il wa done in a.
rordaucn with au otdsr ffom Pres,deal
johnson. 20 honor az she memory 81 s1-
President Buchanan. issued On ihs morn
.ng after has deaiE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

memphis and Kew Orleans.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

Gold fell OF fraction in New Yo6
yesterday. The following are the quota
lions Opened at l4Os, was l4Ol at 1910,
l40l at ., and closed at ll0s at P. ".
The rates here were 1873 buying and 14ol
selling.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

leave. Nashville Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Gaf-.r.Itvs ais 'cinrt A. ", arrives nj Nash
vile uaaiurt. Wednesday aai Fridays Of b
r'ri k g.. U
IEslsfuE. Aru EaLFysvILtg srAGF-
Leaves Nashville Tgr-31v. Thursday, ald Sat
4riay 10 7-..tk H arryiH- az howifburg same
iar.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

EdraneId ana Kentucky r. 8.
,.s--r, .-......s..... ....-...-....l i-fs5 a A.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19
FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..


gsTTED Stairs AEB oTEER sECURTTIEs.
. rs, ISL sefI ~
6-25, I'd
Dds. n eW lssue.--.---.. 35l
10 4Us 10
T.,4s "a aud % seTies.. .----.s.-a-.. it,
Compaund Interest Notes. Nav, lss.1--------.li ~
Auz., 1855 ..-.-.-lli d
Sept, 1870 ---.-...llt
Oct, lst,5---....lla
Tennessee Bonds ..-..--.--..--''.'--'' &
CQupOI3 --.--.s---.-sf- ----s.-s'' .-s's - +.
Tax Receipts -
Nashville 4 Chsttan oesa 4. II. Strek------. ~
Nashville sud Chalsan3yga K. BaHds -1s
hashFitis Corporation Checks -s--.--,.-.. 81
B0ntis-4s.s-..-a. -.ss--.-- ~
CsupeEs..-. ...s...-. d. 81 .
South Nashville Street R. 4, Stock -~-s. a
Suspension Bridge Stock u-.-...- ~ .ss.-,,..-ltO
Davidson County Bonds. s-...-...s.-- .....-.-. ID
PiBnters' Bank Stock ...-.-..-.1...a = - D.
Duien Bank stock .@.-..s,..,. .-... -..... D.
sPEcTE.-
BaSinE Selling.
d0td lS91 ..l4JH
SILVER ....,.....--ss. .,.s- as,,--..-- .ld
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pFas5sAL -T he Ciuo,nnsti Cgrnet.R
Of The l,di ,u=t saws Mr.. s NJ. Muir
ply, lns o. our wel-i aowu busias,s men,
was married yesterday, Ia Nashville a
numerous parry Of h.s personal iueuds
celebrated the o,cze,.n al The C,n1nusu
Club"
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E4savuEeAvDvonrHwrsrrRNRAILEOA

.r.E. Er.is5ii7 st ..-.. = IS 4. 81. ana 5,la q. 4
aTr.... ID Nashville at-.Gf5 A. H AMI 2..J a. n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

Npy WHrArA quantity o( ness
wheat cousi Faed b. sLonisville nous. AMI
shipped by tAe 6im Of Ehea s Saith, Of
az Hir wa seat out on he IoH;wilIe
aud Es.hyinc railroad yyJctday.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

yorthw ssteFn n u.
L--. ~ m Ii ......--l a. p n
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

Ghisetiy tia Stewards Ferry CalnstllIe ana
Statewide.
ltaHsllg ls00 midnight ThursiaY rGiF s.
Lebanon via stage.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-19

tsHiu,Urp The c.0e Of Doe roImE
.baf.,a eia r.P,us Bob Scott oul OF $40
90 htob,af, viii De- ConiimIsd before
EsqDirss insi 1nd Mathew thi' morning
al l6 .,i..l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13
THE HAcxsHsAcK BRIDGE MURDER.
Trial Of James Reilly in Hudson City, N. J.

Trial Of James Reilly In Hudson City, N. j.,
for tho Murder OF His wife Rosanna.
The trial OF James Reilly, indicted for the murder
OF his wife Rosanna by throwing her over the
Hackensack bridge last August was commenced at
Hudson City yesterday. THO prisoner seemed quite
dlsinterested In the proceedings, and presented q
most miserable looking aspect The jury being en-
panelled Mr. Lyons for the prosecution said that 50
far back 1868 domestic din Guilty occurred bc-
tween the prisoner and his deceased wife, which
eliminated by the latter being thrown into the canal
BY the prisoner. subsequently the prisoner ENLISTED
In the navy. and accused his wife with
appropriatlng 5000 which he received as
bounty. Next he went TO England, but soon
returned, yowing vengeance on his wife for re-
she adopting o servants life In Jersey City and he
pursuing q mechanical business In Elizabeth.
While the deceased lived AZ q domestic she was
visited by the prisoner on several occasions, but,
mutual denominations arising, Mr. wadsworth. the
employer OF the deceased, refused to accommodate
them any longer They left about i've O'Clock In
the afternoon OF the Sunday on which the fatal &C.
currence took place, and as they travelled up Grand
street they were heard disputing. The next testi-
mony finds them at the bridge across the Hacken-
sack, near the Newark plank road. Tyson, . boat.
man, while rowing on the river heard the voice OF
o woman shrieking ''Hepr' or murder ~ Subse-
qucntly he saw what seemed TO be a human being
Struggling In the water but on nearing the spot the
body had disappeared Tyson then called on some
persons to arrest Reilly, who was found on hts way
back to Jersey City, bearing his wifes shawl on his
arm: He remarked he was going TO give himself up.
While Reilly was being conveyed to the jail during
the recess OF the Court ne looked quite concerned
for the first time and turning 70 the Sheriff said
Well. n Mr. Lyons proves all he has Just said, or
even half OF It, stand bad chance"
After recess the case was taken up ana three wit
nesses were examined mp to the hour when the
court adjourned. The case will be continued to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

Jersey City.


Fatal RESULT or INJURIEs.-The boy Knowoell,
who was run over by Hudson City horse car on
Tuesday, and had one OF his legs subsequently
amputated, died from his injuries on Wednesday
night.
SHOCKING DEATH ON THE NEW JERSEY RAIL
ROAD woman named Mary Albert was crossing
the track Of the New Jersey Railroad at West Side
avenue, near West End, yesterday afternoon, when
the four O'Clock train from New York dashed by
ana sne was run over. The body was frlghtfully
mangied. The unfortunate woman was sixty-two
years or age ana leaves residing IN the vicinity
OF the west End station. Coroner Warren VIII hold
an inquest.
East Newark.
FOUR DWELLINGS DESTROYED By FIRE.-Yester-
day morning. between seven and eight O'Clock, o
nre broke ont In the frame house occupied by
James Magic, No. IL John street. and owing to there
being no regularly organized IRE department the
names soon communicated to the adjoining houses,
Nos. TO- u and 10, occupied respectively by three
poor families named Mcdonald, Keenin and Flynn.
The population OF the place did what could be done
with pals ana ouckets but their efforts useless,
a. all four houses were completely destroyed. Most
OF the furniture was saved though II suffered
severely. man named James Savin, while stand
ing In the street. was struck oy pail thrown from
an upper story and severely injured about the head
The property was owned by Michael Riley, ana was
valued at $4,000, but insured only to the extent Of
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13
TINE WEST HuaoxEN HOMICIDE.
Michael Roche Sentenced to State Prison for
Three Xenr0.

Michael Roche Sentenced to State Prison for
Three Years.
In the hudson County IN. ~ Conrt yesterday
Michael Roche, convicted OF the manslaughter OF
Patrick Madden at West Hoboken last July. was
called mp to receive sentence. The prisoner on en-
ternp the court showed traces OF the mental anguish
he has undergone during the interval that has elapsed
since his conviction. At first he felt most fortunate
at his escape from the scarold but two days after.
wards he expressed his fears that the Court might
take into account the statements OF irresponsible
parties as to serious diiultcs In which he had been
involved two years ago and that consequently his
sentence would he very severe But his fears were
groundlcss. Judge Bedlc, IN addressing Roche, re.
ended In the death OF Madden by Rochcs hand. The
ury had taken into account the prcyocation received
by Roche and this was the fortunate consideration
which saved him from an untimcly and ignominious
death. The sentence or the Court was that he,
Michael Roche be confined Mt hard labor In the Stale
Prison for three years. Roche bowed to the Court
and moved towards his scat, apparently much re-
lieved from the perplexing uncertainty which had
surrounded him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

To.,,ay-New ork ". Brsi-yn. Hone aud hom'
Ini0n a ounl7.
TOI0onsW.- Tn ", Acliec capnoHae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

e. % G e, ss ns
lower holder. evincing greater wngnsss to meet BUYERS
sush.. At 81 50 for Nos and mixed sprng 81 S
sr 'as,s' for %.s sias
q s choice 10. sMlvaass. ordering
break IN he spa The sales were sooa. Sa.ss
Z 10, an.s saSis 40 .as @ sSs.s
Mes Tm owing to the zane Gauge The about
dull and nominal al u 80 81 50. though rins
81 e.ss Stale
SSaS oS FL
S Taiens Ths a.. LissrPoo zoe bss
pet 'st Go sss
AnSssp SCo 6s on private e TO Bristol
Cd s. hhas iaow S0s sperm o :. ss.
az & aesoS
ss Fss ss and s0i sas
$4,000; .schooncr, 1870 aooring
20 60 0sos q &c OH e
ss w sS' a IeHs from "a e sns 70
Cork order. and tho Sni,ei kingdom reporis atss
s'ai9is ISs Ss On nominal At 's
for 'ssrp,ps Il for retail lots, 81 long straw
r Is1ns ana SeSs c 09a, @ se
HEMP rsmained duh and nominal al c &c. so,d for
ssa &C. sGa Sr a. s sn without
alteration BY auction 100 hhr Dsnsrara at Sc sis fqnr
quote; Cuba, centrifugal mixed, $40 4oc; clayod
IsafF sssss %
sHs 50 s:
pss.sSy ae a. % Gr ns eoss ;a
sas. 81 G y IS. and G ssrps lots TA'S o.s
Strained IN fair demand, bn other kinds we're neglected.
aud ss soa =,
sS hS a. s g. Ma Far s " as ana p sa
q
sss:s ss' 1sas
Is s ' a ss P + Rss f s
s Ssss S:%sSs
bills. os e: ~ H s:.'
as2 Leo s6 new %o s sr a. es 5 "a
~ for dd new ga and Il: AMI ss Is, for
s27 sa Tor prime and India Beef hams
CIT we're dull and lower We quote :~pissled shoa
s igs cy asd 49, s DO is 'sd ham.
d and prces nominal At BE for Cumberland
FOR DO ioT a 1a so ITO Q
prices we're heavy The sass were limited to about ESQ s
fITsoIruM- Rccs,pts, e'S bSs refined SIS do erad
s9HSs Sa
at s Safe. ssis s s s s II sa hSwsys
and 500 DO for peceIab.r both at In philadelphia
c subsequently prices advanced ana closed ir &c
renned on the spot and 2c Tor the balance OF ts month
Sales were made % 2bc0 bbls standard white At 2ic, 35
mo- a. at e M s ao dS 9s Il. As ,s S Fab s q ~
| atI5rc.
KIor was quiet but steady at our ls., quotations.
SUGAR-fbe market for continued 10 rule dull tt
prices we're without, change The sales 900 bhds
AT lsc for Cuba aud Hi.c 1fSr. for Dcnarara also
boxes at 124c We quote -Cuba inferior rehr
inr 10 &c. ll5c fair 70 good do. lilac. lc fair
soot grocery II Sc 1ssc prime 70 choice do. 1890
lzc centrifugal lhhds. and borcs) l0kc &c.. nloassl
thhds ami boxes e3tc. tc. ne,ado Ti6c sc Port
Rico refining grades. " II grocery do lsc 1875
Ectned was ri quiet al l5c. Ike. for haTds, sc.
&c for SOFT white, and l3lsc Al c. Tor yellow.
| at yesterdays quotations..
T,rtow.-The demand moderate; sales 10000 lbs .
| 12asc. i2s.c
| WHIsgEY-Receip;s, tsi bbls The market mode,
atey active and prices maintained Sales
/ BIB Ia Western at 81 Cj a 81 W, duty paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

COFFKE.-Ihe market no Wa hctvo, The de-
mand being from the trade AMI prices shsde higher
The sales 300 Left. suco rasman
l000 do Laeres private terms Other kinds remained
quiet.
CoooA.-Saies 3r0 bags 0usyaqui nj l7c. a Tee.
Flour AND GRAtN.-Receipts, l7,eD5 bbls. -four, 800
pols and 2,oo0 bags corn meal Iea.io bushels Wheat
malt and 2s.ol0 do barley. The -four market
for export the orders being mostly fllei yesterday when
10,0N bbs before rcpoed-were
London mainly at ~. California donr steaiy The
sales about 1000 bbls Southern quiet
unchanged in value Tho 400 bbls Rye hour
moderately active and steady the sales being 25 bb Corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

The Rebellion More Serious than Believed
Movements Of tho Authorities-A Rebel
Commission 20 Washington-The Accounts
from the Interior-Navnl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

fuunspAy, Nov. i3-a r. n.
coTroS.-Rsespts sen bAsa rbs market opened
strong, with sales q An Improvement Of We per ~,
subsequently became heavy and closed yessray quota
tiona Ther~ large business contaminated the Gales
comprising b0s bales including ARA for export Ina
speculation and l,lt2 for spinning We appeal essng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13

bnooKLrS, Y. ~, pRoPERTy-By HEssRs. TRAvRB AND
fss,ery shsd, stills and 10 city lots situated North
t9sa ~ and bushwick creek, 3s5 II front on Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
A Comparatively Dali Day nt the Exchange
Quotations Of Williamsburg, Newsoyp, L. L.,
and New Jersey prnperty.


Quotations Of Williamsburg, Newsovvp, L. L.,
and New Jersey Property.
While the attendance at the Exchange was con.
siderable yesterday ard fully Indicative OF the now
thoroughly awakened interest In real estate matters
the disposition to invest much less than II had
been at previous sales. This was the natural re-
suit, however, OF the absence from the market OF
any city property or preferred Brooklyn lots,
both OF which are nj present the favorItee with
spectators and contract operators. That which
was offered consisted mainly OF Sewtown, T.. l.,
lots which 1t is yet too soon TO expect the occasion
OF much excitement. They, however. sold very wei
considering their location, snd at prices which show
that the wave Of appreciation which Ia bearing high
ng into promnence and recognition c even sb
urbs as distant as this. In addition 70 the Newtown
property, Messrs Johnson h Miller likewise disposed
OF some south Bergen, y. j., Improved property at
A. J. Blocker, Son Co. and fravcr Esler The
former disposed OF villa residence at South Orange
=: j. and Tho latter Of factory and grounds In WI
the names OF some Of the purchasers.
Auction Sales Of Real Estate Yesterday.
pnooKLrS, r. D., pRoPSRry--Dy nEssRs TsAvER AND
rss,ery shsd, stills and 10 ctr lots, situated on North
t4,a - and bushwick creek, 3ss n front on st.
NEwrowS, l. l., rnopgnrY-BY MEssss Joaysos AND
tics the Of Chestnut and scv,ovn avs each
'ss "ssosoS 'hs ABOVE fronting on Chestnut av
os sajoians s,ove, de each i7s
ee ~ y o. summit s. caruer OF Chcsinu, av
Dot. opposite be above casb s,i =. 90; i
sse ga "a Vhes'nus ey, 100 u from summit IT.
lots adjoining above same sic each .'......'....
los iloinirg safce sige, each is0
lots .oJoiuins sirs each s e5
80" "'o"AS on Hrgve a. commencing corner o.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

LYT NO BOOK LACK AN ALPHABRrICAL iNDEA'
SCALIGER devoted ten months to compiling
Index to GRUTERs Inscriptiones Antigua BALLET
not only euOgized the Index to AHTOSos blphotheea
but made an index of IS volumes to the books OF NJ
DE LAMOIGE0Es Library; LIE CLERc considered lhdeN
making vocation too high for every writer; hArIAkE
made Indexes and lauds the art in Latin thesis.
An Index Is a necessary implement and no mPedi-
nent OF book except in the same sense wherein the
carriages Of an army termed ,mpedimeRts without
this large author is but labyrinth, without ebew 10
direct the reader therein. - tF5,lier's WOTthtes
"f book has Index or good Table Of Contents. ts
TSGiA Tais "'''i 70 MAKE o"' a. oD arc ''"O'"S :"
Tr1e but an author has no night to make sner for
ms negligence or Incidence.
wish you would ada IndsT that when ihe
reader recolects any incident, he may easily hl IL,
which az present he cannot do unless he knows III Nh'h
volume II is tOli"-Dr johnson % Richardson. >, ., .
And RICHARDSON was sensible enough to proht by the
" Books born mostly Of Chaos-which want all things,
even an ndexare painful object 90, ne wiitos
big books wanting almost every quaty anu dOes not
give even an Index to tbem '-lC0T'y"S FTede'"H "e
.TGe value Of anything has been observed, is best
known by the Of lt. AgIeeaby 10 inns IDEA, we.
Who have often experienced great Inconvenience from
the want of drc entertain the highest sense OF their
worth and Importance. We know that In the construe-
non of GOOD Index there is far more scope for the eXeT-
else of Judgment and abilities, than Is commonly sup
posed. We feel the merits Of the compiler Of such an
or MS eXcrtious"-t London MO1tbiy Rericr
"Ihose authors whose subjects require them 10 be
yoluminous viii do well, II they would be remembered
long possible not 10 cuii duty which authors IN
6SegIct that of annel,no t tIrir %0rfs good index
For their deplOraDc Deficiencies IN this respect fio
DE Morgan speaking Of historians, assigns the curious
reason that they think to obge their readers 60
through theu from beginning 20 end 10y making TINS Ihe
only way of coming at the contents OF ther volumes
They are much mistaken, and they might learn from
their mode Of dealing with the writings VI others
how their viii De used in turn We llhk that the
unwise Incidence Of authors has probably had much
to do with the matter than she reason thus hnmoF
Ously assigned the fact which he proceeds To men
tion s ncOutcstaby NO writer 0f this class Is 40
much read as the one who makes good index OF so
much cItod.'"lH lHory Rogers: The Ia1'ty Gad GIory 0
Literature. 80
Let Lord Campbelrs proposition be adopted so
essential" remarks his LOrdshp, "did | consider an
index 10 De every book, that proposed 10 bring bill
into Parliament 10 deprive author who publishes
without index of the privilege Of copyright; and
moreover subject hm, fOr his otense TO pecunlary
penalty - Preface 60 Vol. ILL., Of ChefJ Justices.
PhiGdCiphiG s. A. A.
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