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Smyrna times., 1869-01-20

AN ILLINOIS PAPER says: "a Chicago
publishing firm is about to bring out new
edition of the Scriptures, TO be known as The
Chicago Bible the chief features in which
will be the family record, which will be sdap-
ted to the growing wants of the West In ad-
deaths, &C., there will be several pages for di.
vorces."
Smyrna times., 1869-01-20

AN editor down South apologies for delay
IN the issue OF his paper, as he had an extra
male" 70 attend during the week.
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PUBLIC REsoLUrIox-No. ISL

Joint resolution uhorzing the Secretary furnish
supplies to an exploring expedition,
Be resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
the United States of America Congress assembled
Secretary of War be- and he hereby authorized
cred for twenty-five expditiOn en-
gagged in the exploration the Colorado
Of Professor Powell while engaged in that Provided
service.
Approved June IL, 1868.
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tPUBLIC REsoLUTION-NO. BAL
IoiD tha Dla

Joint resolution the of War place
the disposal Of the Lincoln Monument Association damaged
and captured ordnance.
Be resolved by the Senate and House OF OF
Congress assembled That the
of War be- and he is hereby authorized at his dis
creOn to place at the disposal Of the Lincoln Monument
incorporated of Congress entitled IAN act
incorporate the Lincoln Monument Association approved
thirtieh eighteen hundred and such dam
aged and captured bronze and and ordnance out OF
which the statues Of the principal figures
and 10 be incorporated in said structure Provided That no
metal as aforesaid shall be appropriated untl he
contributions said purpose actually in the hands OF the
shall amount hundred thousand dollars and
metal shall thus appropriated than shall be actually
used for the of casting the figures herein mention
ed.
/
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any cause whatever; PrOstration Of
the System, lnduced by Severe labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers. &c.
There is 10 medicine exlant equal to these reme-
ties IN such cases. A tone and vIgOr is impaired to
ne whole system. the appetite IS strengthened, food
|As1lyed. the stomach dIgests properly. the blood IS
ldfhed the com pie EiOn becomes sound and healthy,
as yellow tnge is eradlcaIed from the eyes, bloom
gwen 10 the cheeks and the weak and nervous In
Nd becomes a strong and healthy being.
rsfsOns Advanced IN Life aHc feeling The hand of
ne weighing heavily upon them. with all It's attend
.aI No. will hnd IN the Of this BtTTERS or the
iONC, an ELIXIR that will nstl new life into their
'en restore in a measure the energy and ardOr of
Ai' youthful days, build up their shrunken forms
ns give health and happiness to their remaining
NOTICE.
Una we'll established fact that fully one.hsli Of the
a'e PORTION Of our population are seldom IN
III 'ehlWment Of good health, or, TO use their
II. tIpte''lon.' ney n Aer feel we'll" They are
8'iGd devoid Of all energy, extremely. nerv-
4 = and have no appetite.
10 lhis class o. persons the Bitters or the Onc is
8Fcally recommended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
made strong by the of either Of these RENE
IheY will cure every case Of MARASMUS
4 lOusahds Of certificates have accumulated IN the
\" u lhe proprietor, but space will allow OF the
1 'ncauOn Of but few. Those, it will be observed
\ men OF note, and Of such standing that they mus
believed.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-20

THE man who shirks the payment of his
income tax, is termed a "rcyenu, cutter"
Smyrna times., 1869-01-20
,pupL,o REsoLUrIoS-No. s7.l

resolution donating certain captured ordnance for the com
monument 10 memory OF the
eral John Sedgwtck. =,
and House Of Representatives OF the
Jnited Congress assembled That the Sec
reary he hereby auth0rzed and required to
nace in charge General H. q. Wright Major General
Frank Wheaton Major General George W. Getty and Major
Seymour three bronze cannon captured by
the corps battle for the OF statue
General John Sedgwick to be placed on
monument his by the sixth OF the
army of the Potomac.
IIllu q
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IPuRLIc REsoLurroN-No. 81

resolution authorizing change Of mail service between
Fort AbercrOmbir and Helena.
Resolved by the Senate House Representatives Of the
Cuited states America Congress assembled the
General hereby authorized change the character
the mail service from Fort AbecrOmbe Dakota Territory
to Helena Montana Territory 10 post coach service.
Approved, June 25 1868
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PUBLIC REsOLUTION-No. 36.l
m extending the time for the com

Joint resoutiOn eNtendng tbe tme cOptIOn OF Lb
Northern Pacific Railroad.
by the Senate and House Of Representatives OF
the United America in Congress assembled That
ton eight Of entitled granting lands to aid in
the railroad telegraph line from Lake Su
peror Puget Sound, the Pacific coast is hereby 50
amended a. loOws That each and grant
right privilege herein maize and given 70 and accept
ed said Northern Pacific Railroad Company upon and SUB
fee the following conditions namely That the said compa
nv shall commence work said road within two year
from and day Of July eighteen hundred
shall complete not less than hundred mile
thereafter, and shall construct
eaup furnish complete the whole road by the fourth da
OF July Domni eighteen hundred and seventy
Iuv vi.
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Approved. June IS. 1863.
PUBLIC REsoLULIoE-No. 35.l -

PUBLIC REsOLUTION-NO 35.l
resolution donating the Washington City Orphan Asy
um the railing taken from the old hall OF the House oil
Representatives.
the Senate and House Of Representative OF
the United in Congress assembled, That
the Washington City Orphan Asylum the
iron railing hall the House OF Represen
taves thr Capitol grounds: Provided That the
shall be taken ten days after the passage OF this joint
resolution.
Annrnvad. June Is. 1863.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-20

SOCIAL ARTTHMETIC.-A pleasant passtime
at an evening gathering Of Ia nily or friends is
the solution of problems in what writer in
Chambers Journal calls social arithmetic. !"
One of the examples he gives is the following :;
"Two brothers were walking the street, when
one of them stopped at house, saying he must
call aud see a sick niece. The other passed on,
saying, " am thankful have no niece. y
What relation was the last speaker to the in
valid? Another is apparently very easy and
simple, but we venture to say that not one in
ten will get the correct answer the first time
trying. A stranger entered shoe store and
bought pair of shoes worth four dollars, fol-
which he rendered five dollar greenback il
payment. The shoe dealer having no change
got the bill broken at the grocer's, mex
door, and delivered to the purchaser the shoes
and the one dollar in change. The grocer af
forwards discovered that the bill was counter
felt, and made the shoe dealer.take it back and
give him good money. Now, the question is
how much did the shoe dealer lose in all p
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WOMANIN ADvERSITY.-WOm WOman should be
more trusted and conhded in as wives, mothers,
and sisters. They have quicker perception
of right and wrong, and, without always know
ing why, read the present and future, read
characters and acts, designs and probabilities,
where man sees no letter or sigh. What else
do we mean BY the adage mother wit, save
that woman has quicker perception and rea-
dier invention than man? How often, when
man abandOns the helm in despair, woman
seizes it, and carries the homeship through the
storm! Man often flies from home and family
to avoid impending poverty or ruin. Woman
seldom, if ever, forSook home thus. Woman
never evaded more temporal calamity by sui
eide or desertion. The proud banker, rather
than live to see his poverty gazetted, may blow
out his brains, and leave wife and children to
want, protectorless. Loving woman would
have counseed him to accept poverty and
live to cherish his family, and retrieve his for
tune. Woman should be cOunsclled and con
fided. 1t is the beauty and glory of her nature
that it instinctivcly grasps at and clings to the
| truth and right. Reason, man greatest fac
ulty, takes time to hesitate before it decides
but wOman'S instinct never hesitates in its de
cission, and is scarcely ever wrong where it ha
even chances with reason. Woman feels wher,
man thinks, acts where he deliberatcs, hopes
where he despairs, aud triumphs where he falls
Smyrna times., 1869-01-20
, aiutnn to correct entitled An act for the relic


sOnn' 'e' Of certain exporters OF rum.
nv he and House Representatives
t ited states OF America In Congress- assembled That the
WI the words actually contracted be changed to "Or
s corrected act SHAH ISad tehued LOT export or ac
tuaI, c Intrscted for
"&n,r,yed, July G, 1868.
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IPUBLIc REsoLUTION-No. 3s.l

IPUBLIc REsoLUTION-No. 38l
relative TO the OF the assistant librarian OF
House,
n by House Of Representatives. OF
. Sases in Congress assembled That for
~ or.sen Congress- Herewith, the Clerk Is d
d 10 pay contingent fund Of the House. t1 the
Irarian In charge the hall library, the difference
en his present pay aud the Of the fe printing and
clerks
Approved, July J, 1868.
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Hsofiand's German Bitters,

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
Prepared by DR. c. M. JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thlhy.fve years since they were first introduced
|nIO this country from Germany, during which time
hsy have undoubtedly performed more cures. and
benefited suffering humanity in greater extent, than
ANY Oher remedies known to tie public.
These remedies will effecIually cure Liver
|COEplaint Jaundi e In VDyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Chr MN ono DIarrhea, Disease
Uf the kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a
DuONered Liver, Stomach or intestInes.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-20

DpUcce e0R SALE nv ALL
OD1tSrS AND STOREKEEPERS.
lvaIs EVERYWHERE.
""S' lses-ly. N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

Dir. Il. S. Goodc, late of Lynchbug, died
last week in Mississippi.
A New York bride imported n two hun
dred-dollar night-dreSs TO be worn IL case
Of fire.
he Roman Catholic Bishop Of Buffalo
has been refused admission TO the Ecu1nc-
meal Council, and will return home next
week.
Since the election in Texas, General +. j.
Davis, the Governor elect, has said that lie
favored the removal OF all disabilities IL
soon rs the State is reidmitted.
Yesterday at the Buffalo Academy OF
Music the admired opera troupe under
the direction of Mrs. Richings-Bernard
colr1lcnced season Of English opera OF SIX
nights and Saturday matinee.
Miss Matilda Toedt. the lady viollniste,
resides in Rochester for the tcneit OF Mt.
Appv's instruction, and she also sings alto
in one of the churches. Miss locdt was
thought to be fine performer Wnen III
Richmond, several years ago.
OF the !, 095 mountains in the moon. mea-
surcd hv Beer and Nader, thlrty-nine are
higher than Mont Blanc, and SIX are 2o,ooO
feet high. The annular (or circu!ar) noun
tains are highest, Derlel, near the southern
pole. measuring Zb,o3t ieet. I" nS'' - o.
hirh as the highest peaks of the IIimalayas,
the Hottest submits OF our own globe. Ana
there are also circular carerns, or craters. II
our satellite which are q, ooo leet acep' anu
some are 100 to 100 miles il diameter!
The culture of the beet is said to be WORT
more to q country as fertilizer than the
product directly derived from the treatment
of the root, the waste pulp. proving more or,
,.o,,,obIa than tho smear Ii is fed 10 DirneQ
cattle in large quantities. 1t is stated that
in France, where the business has grown
to enormous dimensions, the increase IN
cattle Oh account of beet pulp is wonderful
In the district of country surrounding the
city of Valenciennes, where, before the
production of beet sugar, 700 oxen was the
total amount, II 500 was the total amount
roised last wear. But this is not all. This
enormous increase of stock has SO much
advanced the fertility of the land n, 1T that q,
1872, 900 bushels more OF wheat 10 raised II
the same district per annum than was eVei
raised in previous years,-Ns,o ofH COM
| MectQl Bulletin.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES ~ PHILADELrnlA-
HEAVY Losses OF PROPERTY, Etc EhttA-
,{eIJhG. December 2G.--'Ehe Columbia SUI
gar refinery OF Rogers & Mitchell, Third
and Vine streets, was burned to-day. Loss,
500, 900; Insurance, $40, 0C0, most; III city
companies.
Shortly before / o'clock Saturday morning
2 confederation broke out III the second
>tulv d the large flve-stoly brick builolnS
40. 4 north Fourth street, occupied 10y
Mcssr-. Xeiglcr Il sutton Il, Il shoe nanulac-
tory. and also by other firms. The ilfc!nen
were engaged III another quarter, ana the
flame, Gained steady an uncontrolled head,
way fol. nearly half an hour: The ilrm had
\ LARGE and valuable stock Of goods on
hand. The first floor OF the building was
occupied By Mcssrs. Recder d Ihaclicr,
dealers in hardware, who also occupied Il
portion OF the upper part Of the building.
The loss IL the ire was 500 ,00o. as follows:
Rcr(ier & Thatcher, hardware, S3O,oC0 ;
insured. d. II. Sutton, shoes, S2n,oO0 M
surance, $4,000. MusSelm0n X Kirk, cot
ton warns, so, COG; insurance, $1,000. The
remainder Of the loss is divided among
small firms.
Tie tire is still burning in the warehouse
on Broad street destroyed on Friday night,
and it is feared the warehouse adjoining,
containing 1000 barrels OF wEiskey, may
30. Fire companies have been sent there
this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

SENT IlER HUSBAND TO SCUO inte-
cstin1 case has lately held possession Of
he OF the Brooklyn courts. 1t appears
nat some years ago young lady holding Il
God social position in Boston gave her
heart to young man who was greatly her
petty conTentionalities, however, the lady
made up her mind to marry him first, and
sci!d him to school afterwards. She did so.
paid hi schooling in advance, examined
bis reports, reviewed his lessons with him,
and did everything in her power to manu-
tacturc docilc school-boy out Of her hus-
band-lovcr. After going through a long
course of educational sprouts, She intro
duccd him to the society in which she
moved. and, as Nr. and Mrs. Lewis. the two
were well received, and lived to all appear
anccs very happily. \ child was born to
them, whom they named Comma, and Mrs.
Lewis contemplated happy torture. About
this time, however, her rngrateful husband
ceased to care for her. went after actresses
and pretty women generally. ceased 10 take
an interest in his books, and did all Il bad
man could to break her heart. Wraird
out. Mrs. Lewis applied FOR Il divorce, and
pending the consequent litigation the court
awarded to her The custody Of her child.
With desperate ingenuity, intent upon
Wounding her to the very quick. Lewis
kidnapped this child, his own daughter.
and i,u:;lg bore her away on \ roundabout
route through the Cauadas. and 50 brought
her to This city, where he procured Jod--
In@S IN east Seycntic1h street. Here they
We're ,,.,,G diosroyercd h!Ta Boston detective by
iite;'tiH 10 u, NV York morning newspapers:
enc irs % ITT wa, telsgraphod 10 At boston
MIS-. l'r" Io,. 90" o. Two the matter will be den,
n,,l y, sSt:td. Thcrcs grateful h like tha
iQr yoO ms sni9,itUiit:i Children You train
them up, and away they go! I am afraid
after LcTi; left college he attended night
school too mucll.-.Fe,c Fork }eNeT-Phl
irGci,i!c TcteGrcph.
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Domestic MarketS-fBY TEIEGRApU1.


NEW YORK; December2 I--Noon.- Flonr dull and
dropping, Wheat quiet aud unchanged. Corn
f hara and a FoG9P oSn f a5e. at mess
81, o5Glsa.lo. Frcights dull.
ood quiet ana In, nnchapged sales
common grades. Wheat unchanged. With very
moderate demand. Corn dropping; old mixed
western, si.oo0Sl.l: ne~ southern yellow: $50
MS3o Lard heavy. Whskey dnl mt esic. Msl.
Groceries dull. Turpentire, 44G5tltc. Rosin. g
Gs2.os. Fre!sh: irmcr; cotton, per steam, !.
BALTIMORE, December 27.-Cotton very quiet
at oiiG39Sc. Flour dull and weak; Howard-Strec.
$50. for white, and sslla3c. for YELLOW. Oats dull
vt 5495Gc. Rye .siMslo6;; Pork quiet Mt $sl.5NG
s32 SO. Bacon quiet shoulders, l5tglSac. Lard,
lsiGloc. Whisky, slGsl.Gl.
ST. LOUIS. Dccembc- @7.-Corn dull: yellow.
CSC: white. ssG90c. Thiskey.s' ogc. Provisions
quiet. Pork, s2a. Bacon andLard nominal.
LOUISVILLE. December 27.--Corn unchan gcd.
Mess Pork $50. Shoulders. 14tc. clear sides ie.c.
Lard, l7ic. WhIskey quiet ut g5c.
WILMINGTON. n. C., December 27.-spirlts
tnrpenLine drmcr 1t 39c. Rosin dull.
CusRLEsTOH. :. c., necenber - Cotton que; :;
sales, 100 bales: middlings, ?3iG24c.; receipts,
3G2j bales exports tc Great Britain, 1913 bales
SAVANNAH. Ga. December 27.-The receipts
nf cotton %crc 3.loa bales; sales, $50 bales; MID
ding, "%.c.; market nrtncr.
MOBILE. December 27.- Cotton In fair demand !;
closed quiet les l. 100 bales m!ddlirgs at :Glc :
receipts. 2, 75i hIles exports, s2s bales The re-
celpts Saturday were ,I3i bales.
NEW ORLEANS. December 27.-Cotton lower at
2.{c. sales. 59CO bales: receipts since Friday,
Flour. firm al L:5.75@ 33G$825. Corn lower n
e5c.@sl Oats frmerst 75c. Bran. SLID. wh4-
l7!nfl5tc cold l2e:. Sterling, soi. New York
sight, par to .c. discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

4 SrRAEGE SToRY.-In 1871 the bloody
story Of the Duke aud Duchess of fras!in
startled the world. Through the WllcS OF
ono Mile Henrietta de Lucy, govcrnc,s
IN the family, the Duke was estr!n2cG from
his wife. The Duchess insisted upon the
dnpar!ltre of the .wcman from her house.
She left the house, but dld not quit lars
Not long after this the Duchess was muir
dcrcd in her chamber at night the Duke
was arrested as the assassin, and Mile de
Lucy taken as an accomplce. The suicide
Of the Duke stopped all proceedings, ana
W,nc de Luzv escaped to America. We
now learn thai she subsequently became the
wife OF enc of the parsons who performed
the mock marriage at Richardson, death
bed. The name Of the reverend gentleman
is not given, but the public eye Is fastened
upon .. Il. Frothingham, and he has been
called upon to say if this account be true,
and il so. how far his own Eel alton with the
woman De Lucy influenced hi: tree-loye
doctrines IN and out Of the pulpit.-Au-
qustQ iGa.) C0nStU"tlon0hSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-28

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT Trenton. \. j.
Two PERSONS INJURED ON THE W AsHISGToS
THRorGu PkilGdclphtd, December
2G.-Ou Saturday evening the southern ana
western trains were dctainedat Trenton, y.
J., Two and n half hours. The western
train, leaving New York at p. NJ, was de-.
tainedat Trenton. repairing hot journal
under one of the cars. The Washington
train, leaving New York ut 9:2O 7. NJ. ran
into the rear of the western train, damaging
the locomotive and several cars ana ln)urlh3;
nnr Messenger slightly, and the train guard
or brakeman OH the western train had his
ankle Sprained. The conduct or of the west
crn train. detained at Trenton, sent The
usual danger signal back to warn the " ash
ington train, bat owing to the hazy, state OF
the atmosphere, it hcHg dark ana stormy
night, the engineer failed to see INC S!Sl,"l
in time. and the slippery condition OF the
track prevented his fully checking speed Ill
time 10 avoid the accident.
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Attempted Wife-tIurder aud Suicide

CIScISSATI, December 27.- John r,
Wilder. Of Westwood village, attacked his
wife with Ratchet, Initiating fatal injuries.
Wilder then went into an adjoining room
and discharged two barrels loaded with
bnckshot simultaneously into his head.
blowing the top completely off. The cause
Of Wilder's troubles are attributed to 4
son-in-law of Mrs. Wildcr's who is known
in Cincinnati, Chicago, and st. Louis, Us y
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money and Stock Marke

New York Money and Stock Market
new YORK December 81. -Eoon.--stocks dull.
Money per cent. Exchange, 81 for long, and ut
for short. Gold weak Mt 2ot. Bonds LA. Ten
nessec 6'a--Ex-coupons, sOs new. ast. Virginia
G's IL: rev. 70. Louisiana s-s-Gld 70: new, Is !;
evce e's eoins7. Alabama s's, 81: SIS. o2. Georgia
8's, 40: 7's. al asked. North Carolna's-Old 12t !;
new, 20. South Carolina S-Eew. 81.
nin0.-Mouey-Increased demand ut seven
per cent. Sterling quiet and steady. Gold frmer
at 2oi. United States bonds sendy; e2's, 15tGl3s.
southcrns steady.
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N winged Ghosf-Capture OF Won
derful Seven.Foot Bird i'm Ken
iucLr 49,

Mr.. James Peoples, living two and half
miles from Stanford, on the Dndderar's
Mill ROAD, Is surrounded by party of
hclghborlng boys who are fond OF the sport
OF night-hunting. Over week ago these
boys were engaged in their fayorite pas-
tlmc. and while absorbed-in the excitement
OIL foX-chase were suddenly startled by
what they called an unearthly scream from
some of the trec-tops. Some declared it
was panther, some n catamount. and
others believed the voice that of female
II distress. They agreed to approach az
near the spot whence the screams came rs
"oSslb'e, and took UP the line Of march to-
Vard the place. At each step the screams
were repeated, to the Amusement or the
aoys, and, If the truth must be told, there
'"aS n perciptible terror!n each ones voice,
nd daylight would have exhibited very
I'aie iaces. Guided still nearer by the strange
noise, they distinctly heard the clank of
chains, irons, and padlocks. This was too
much for youthful temerity to endure.
hey were brave boys, but demoniac wells
rom the trce-tops, accompanied By rafting
music of the devil at the drcarv hour of
midnight, when ghosts, hobgoblins. and
blue devils, stalk abroad, We're fraught with
100 much impending danger to stand
zen by stouter hearts and stronger nerves.
MY ic'Ic"tcu, anu IcpOItcu 10 the nc1nn-
bors the strange and wonderful sounds
which had greeted their ears.
Mr.. Peoples laughed at the alarm of the
boys, but was still on tthe lookout for
strange sights. On last Saturday his Curl
oaity was somewhat relieved by seeing a
monster bird, something like the condor of
>inbad The Sailor, alight on his barn. 1t
gave few Of the screams which had so dis
.urbed the boys, and Mr.. Peoples was salts
fed he had found the ghost. lie took down
his rifle, and without precaution to put in
silver bullet, drew bead on the bird. and it
Tell On approaching it he found that only
one wing had been broken, which he ampu-
tatcd. Now comes the secret of the chains
One foot had hanging to it steel trap
about four pounds, which had
been evidently set for varmints. 1t had been
there for some time, as the flesh had rotted
off, the trap only hanging by leader. On
the bird proved to he seven
feet from tip to tip. II was Of 4 black CO.
Tor, and both similar and diSsilnilar in many
respects to al eagle. It's feet and the fcii-
hers Of its legs, which hung about six
inches in length, were those Of an eagle.
but the jet black color indicated another
pccies. At last accounts ii was doing well
md eating raw flesh with voracious appc-
;tc.- STAFFORD (hyD Dispatch.
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Row fin Savannah One Policeman
Killed and One Wounded.

SAVANNAH, GA, December GA fight
occurred on Christmas afternoon among
some negroes in the eastern portion Of the
city. Two policemen, who were cndcavor-
ing to quell the disturbance, were attacked
by the crowd Of negroes. One of them,
named John Sullivan, was shot and instantly
killed. The other was wounded.
Twenty-Five Of the rioters-all negroes
have been arrested
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South American News.

New YORK, December 2G.-The steamship
Arizona brings Panama news Of the 18TH.
1t was reported that rcrl had sold the
steamer L. K. Cuylcr to the Niraraguan
Government, and that after repairing she
viii prey upon the Spanish shipping in the
Cuban interest.
The Bolivian revolution, under General
Morales, has been suppressed.
Most Of the large warehouses in Santiago,
">iE ..h.'r.. he"n burned. The loss j. xEry
at Bogota, during Witch sttecnes' wen;
made abiding favorably to the proposed
Earicu canal.