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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
LOTTO
ChriSty'S Hair Lotto.

Is just tie thing. 1.-THE head is covered with dan
dru, smething is wrong with the roots Of the hair
IL the hair IL turning graz, II needs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Hen. JaMes Tsamsson.

Esn. Jaaes Thomson.
Js8ss - 49, st.rrs-e se.r1 " Perrs,frcaSal
Fassss>psfa, AprH =, lesa
~ ssrsf- He>sssSs Srvss ni-.-rs r-sss-63
rsss's. II 'sss % aSsess - Is1< ~ brsys1s4
1 sa& certify - trs>> ~. -~r><s~~es q ~
Ys-c,, ~isk r~-yc<t,
JAhA TEoNrsc.Hs
Eroyz Esy. JsesrA a Leznard, ,. ,,
Pastor n ~ Ts.A AsSs-~ ss-~sA, PS~sA5&sA
=. J~-s,ea- Dss ~: have lsea kec,--ssy ~
guessed 20 sesReci ny with rsec0-s<n10k<H
o. a rrcrs kh<l. - Ese<snes ut rrsrsdss 80
s &c, = Oh. ~ Q, my = 80 ~ reYi.'s .PssrS
sear proof IN rsri 80 oes in~saness AsJ
3-ssI:rs-. u DR.. Hoo1ss~6s SsrTsxu S.ters dsy.s<
Tor ftsa ny nsc<c cerrrs, 10 exYrses ny m
-tisr lhe. for ,~-~-ss Seo'sty II As s,s<r -
,t,<,,s~s fsr Lsr-v Cs~r ssJs 50 psAs,<
Prs~~rasisa- IL css-> J; so bsl ssssalsy
deshs not il rill Re ve.y tcsefsia 70 hose who MI
kssa the abcye
foxIs. verJ respectfully
j. n. KENSAED
Biehih, below Coates 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

From Rev. I. D. Ycndall,

xtO-4 <Acf. -. ~. S1Q6Als
hive derived desia<i benefit from the use Of Hcok
Asss Cs.nsan B:s,srs and see4 NY privilege TO re-
commend s- r5ost var ss tonic 20 all whs &C
-cring nors snera deli non s<Ases arsfnG
lon d.s anzessspt Of the kvor. Yours truly,
T. d. EKNDALh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
LOTTO

To keep The hair healthy. he j. certain TO become
bald fyou wish 10 zee laid heads Took at the sue
cessinl lawyers doctors statesman, merchant, bank
er., &. lie has given every moment Of his time and
thoughts TO his profession. and not thOught-.t
hair On the other hand. If the mans development
does not prompt him to he first in the worlds dra-
ma, but rather remain ai the tail eEd Of everything.
sHci men are never bald, iihout brain fever or
some other Frustrating sickness brings the hair
The two charaiers Described Lc found in almost
every fimy-the children Of one father. l. bald
ness then hereditary? Chemists have prepared arti
ees for the hair until there sale for il and
then like chameleon change its color and name and
NIL. IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
LOTTO

Far SURPRISING those produced ~ the waters
that famous spring.
Lawyers, doctors, statesmen, whose heads were
bald haze said il constitutional. or Fats,er he
reiiisry. let say a word to the hereditary bald
hess without entering into extended argument.
The brain is the mashine which the human sys-
ten. and where wiil-power las the phrrnOlogst call
sis) or trnness together with large amount of brain
are both lar,rly developed, this character does
let the world move him. he moves the world. If
merchant his feet planted the five contine MT
Of the gote IT his business is TO map down the orb
upper worlds, he finds and undiscovered
worlds tcr Investigation; the poet. drags all
the horrors of subliH.ities Of the imagination in
thyme before var vision. Such men may never
have days sicl from the cradle 10 the tomb.
stil there is always sGmbering fire. kept alive by
action Of the brain. and unless the person my
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Persons Advanced in xsLs

And feeling The hand OF tine weighing ksa,2y ur1a
them, with alt it, attendant ils viii Gisc in ths u
this BlI'TEks, OF the TOXIC, esSir ss.i ~
the energy and arior If youthful days. hn'e y
their shrunkcn forms. and give hss-lL and hAypps4
70 thsr remaining yeara
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
NOTTSE

re made strong ~ The o. sii,r Of re..e>4
Thy vil cure eyory csse u kARASNeH wisasa
a
saS<L II tue pfaPgis;o<, -, sy.-. assa ~ Sc
pVsd.siSs Of tat q fss 1..cs> q III b osser.s&
are ros. q. no.s Ard et Fvch s,an4ns has s>ss ne>
ss Ssssve1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

4 LADY who nad suffered for wears frcn Deaf
n ness. cafarrh and Scrofuio, cured by SIM
pie remedy Her sympathy and gratitude prompts
her 20 send the receipts free Of eharrs to any one
similarly Objected Address Mr., Il. Z. L., Hoboksu
N j.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
Lowest Cash Prices
.oNLYrIErvc CENTS

Store 4th door south of Brown Bros. Drug Sto
Michigan street, Plymouth.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

and Sb packages The for pork more
active ent At oyeG prices new meas closing a. about *si
s3l l2 ys Is for For future delivery heard q
no sales Dressed hogs moderately actve At steady
prices. 1Wss,srn lse 1854 and ely s Lys Lave
oEs va ~ rs 1w h q sls @ anc neavy ~ ~ & n 4 Vii S
for plain $2 xs extra do There were sales
OF loo bbs these prces Tierce beef remained dull
op ns. :. DO s I Tor psIs m a eaas s
commanded full prices the sales comprising aO bbs South
ern and Western S26 $s For cut meats there was
fair demand about former prices about 400 packages were
smoked do, l<c. for picked hams, and 2c 2l1Sc Tor
smoked and bagged dol bacon quiet but steady ~ Sc
and l6,c. Ito rib there but little
demand and prices continued favor the buyer The sales
800 packages at lsc Ice for No !, to prime steam
aud kettle rendered.
PETnoLFuMRscepts, lfl6 bbls refined. For crude, In
bulk the market WAS rmer and prices were higher though
very irregular, closing at about IKE l7c We heard Of
though business light the market closing At about
3c The only sales heard OF 1900 bbls standard
white, for export at 3Otc Napbha was In demand, and
ket extremely quiet closing 3csc Sic for the bal
of this month The only sales heard Of 450O
bbls. standard white, from April 70 June, at 33c
RICE.-Car0na dull at SIC. 9s4c for inferior 70
choice. No sales of moment reported.
SREDs.-Lnseed In demand, and further sales
made in Boston OF 10 bags Herald al W 2 goid duty
paid Grass dull but steady al last quotations.
SrEARNE seadyeat lSr 1sec in hhds. and terces
There small sales within the range OF these prices.
SUGAR.-Raw continued IN good demand, chiefly for re-
c b fair to good refining Cuba being quoted at the
at l2c 2c The sales were 800 hhds, part lAc
l2c also 45U bxs, part AT l2c 13c Refined was IN
hard closing lie, soft white at 5s4c l6c, yellow at
IA BIC. lbc., and extra G at lb1Sc. . 1885.
TALLoMThe demand only moderate but prices were
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sl1 bbls. The market though quiet,
was steady; about 100 bhs sold mt c., tax paid
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
A "FLIPPER" CASE.

Bergh After the Turtle Dealers Again.
Mr.. Henry Bergh yesterday caused the arrest Of
one Charles Smith, employed as cartman by
Messrs. Middleton a. Carman, OF No. 20 Fulton Mar
ket, under the law for the "efectual preven-
ton OF cruelty TO ANNALS" claiming that he inhu
manly tied together by their "nippers' two live
turtles. The affidavit in the case, as made before
Justice Ledwth at the JEFFERSON Market Police Court
by an employe OF the society, held that said Smith
did cruelty treat live turtle which he had lying on
a cart, said turtle being tied by cords running
through the fies the same being inluman and cruel
and contrary to the provisions Of the laws Of New
York. - &c.
The complainant assured the court that the boring
Of the fins or ''fppelsn OF turtle In order to tie
them together was decidedly inhuman, this treat
ment being recognized as such by eminent natural
fsts who claim that there s no excuse sufficient to
justify the wrongs Of turtle dealers'' who tie and
though they are among that class thai resist longest
prtvati0ns OF all kinds. Further, he claimed that
the in point in direct violation OF section
i've, laws OF 1857, State OF New York. III any per-
sons shall carry In or upon any vehlce or 0tnerWse
any creature in ccuel or inhuman manner, !" &C.
cused should be held for trial. as the society intended
to make this case test one IN the matter Of cruelty
to turtles before the courts This was done, and
Smith gave bail in the OF $500 to answer at the
Court OF Special Sessions.
Before the turtles were removed from the main
entrance Of the court room they were inspected by
number Of curious persons, who found that al
though the animals had small holes pierced through
their clippers" evidently with view OF their re-
tentiOn upon the cart alone they were lively enough
snap vlciously at any one whose dexter finger ap
preached near enough for them TO see It.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Married.
FAuLKNER-URMy.-On Thursday, March is, In
Zion Episcopal church, at Wapplngers Falls, by Rev.
Geo. B. Andrews, assisted by the Rev. IL. y Satter-
lee, Mr.. JAS. w. FAULKNER to Miss KATIE URMY.
Fox-HARRIs.-On Tuesday March ID. by Rev. w.
II. Waldr0n, EsAIAs 7. Fox, OF Canajoharie TO Miss
PAULINE, daughter of Morgan L. Harris, Of Lexing-
ton avenue, New York. No cards.
WHITE-STERLING.-On Sunday evening. March
q, by the Rev. Robt. T.. Buckley, FREDERICK WHITE
10 Miss MATILDA STERLING, both of This city.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH 2s lsss-TRPLE SHEET

last open board:-wells, Fargo Co.'s Express. u
81; American Express. 4ok ~; Adams Express,
6sx q 5s1s; United states Express "a q 55; Quick
silver, 20 2i}s; Canton, So 90; Marposa, l9 do.
preferred, 34A is; Pacific Mali, s6,S s6k; West
ern Union telegraph. 37sS 3sl@; New York Central
154H 155; Hudson River. l3ex bid: Harlem, l345s
1876; Reading. slss q OH; Chicago and Alton,
l49 l54; Bankers and Brokers' l07h flO; Alton
and Terre Haute preferred 041s 90; wabash, 90 a
81; Milwaukee and St. Paul. Gs,s a o91; do. pre-
ferred, 7sk 1874: Fort Wayne, 1l9sx 100; Ohio
and Mississippi, 321s 321 Michigan Southern 90
q ss's; Illinois Central, las l4o4; Pittsburg, 81 a
s7'l; Toledo, 1864 1905; Lake Shore, lo6 l0os;
Rock Island 1881 a 12s3s; Northwestern sl7s q
ss1s; do. preferred, 92 o s2l.
Southern securities were dull and lower In antici-
patton OF stringency In money. A pressure to sell
Tennessees arising out Of an expected decision OF
the Supreme Court favorng the Dnlhoders OF the
Bank OF Tennessee IN their controversy with the
State authorities, led to general movement TO SELL
The following were the closing street quotations.
Tennessee, exc0upon, 651s 60; do, new, O. "a
do, fve per cent, 81 10: Virginia ex coupon. SO
56i1; do, new, so 81; do registered stock, 49l
a 49lz; do, registered 1885, So $50; do, regis
tered, 1897, 81 a 5lH; Georgia SKIES, 81 a 80; do
sevens, 93 q e31s; do sevens, interest payable In
Georgia, sS 30; North Carolina, ex coupon, 90 q
oZ1a: do., new, b7M oIia; MISSOURI skies, %
ss4; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph SS bid; Louisiana
sixes II a 7l1s; do. levee slxes, 6s bid; do. do
oights, IS bid; Alabama eights 9s1S 90; do. fves,
81 6s; do. SKIES sterling. o. bid; South Carolina
sixes II q ~; do, new, 90 a 70; do, registered
stock, 02 a IS; City OF Memphis SKIES, SIX 5ls:
do. Atlanta eiRhts. 80 a 50; do. Savannah sevens
92 q 93; do. New Orleans consols, rs SO; do. do,
issued TO railroads. 6s 10; Mobile and Ohio sterling
6s 70; do eights, 81 60; Mississippi Central Rail-
road, first mortgage, II 72; do. second mortgage,
IS Q 80; Memphis and Charleston first mortgage. 90
sl; do. second mortgage, 70 n; do. stock, Al
4s; Greenville and Columbia Railroad guaranteed.
Sc q CO.
The Oil Creek and Allegheny River Railroad Com
pany has declared dividend OF two and half per
cent, free OF government tax payable April !.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Whsa, VA. aa. heavy ana lower For osiiorns wheat
q s. freely h,a and there vas some demand q o.
;sooS ss's' s. s'S Ior no sso,,, .pF,%s %S
81 d FOR canornia, and 81 o for white xicss.a
ss "sr. ss' % o ns~ rsf
sn e s sa 'I ss o
closed 1, :'sony :. ,e y store Tho az; rsrs nsS %
sy and barley mali dnI and nominal Total stock q
Is,n sSssci. Wheat, iai,ss ao corn" i.s:i 10
ost' sosois do rye Ssei 90. barley s' DO m@' ssSs
fksiaars nsrte, continued to rule duh, rate.
scs. The engagements gage iSvspooi per steamer
s s.'s. ss ss sss % ~ ss1.s Tss
lsec bsls g.'resa@ =, e. British @ S.ls frcm fsads
soasinsn w,E 5000 SDi. DsiSesa% British .s,p
ss isss. ss % '0'
a. sumslss .os sas s %s,s 1 w. " ' and '''''
Mors.-The demand was without Improvement, aud the
Ranging Al from g. 70 Nc for Interior 70 sboiss sds.
Hrnr..The market vas dun prices were e,n,cssnf-d.
DO, and sissi u ioc. = io,sc. do. -
vo.a hs ops ss
rs!.i lots :, ssc; 4 ~ ie.
IN favor of The purchaser Ths safe, were 100 hhds
Cuba mcscovAio and s9s do old crop DO on privs
NAVAL srosssRscep,. $40 bts spirits targsn,n. tec
for The quiet, being scarcely demand
prices heavy and Nc lower cosine ~ b2c. fo
mercbantabi There sales of 100 hbs At DC
h2kc.-she latter price for Now York bbs Rosinsrsines
at full prices while other kinda were duI
and unchanged. sales we're made q 200 hss common comm.
do - o. 100 do No AZ ~ as and go do pale on private
tera,s We quote STRAINED, S2 Wa y so No = ~ 70
~ of tar Ne heard Of no further sales wilmington wa
quoted Al 50 rs.
rm Sales made 70 the eIent od louoo gallons -
Crushers prces were st &l IN S OS In casks and bbs
Other kinds dull but unobtauaos except ~ prsvou
PROVISIONS sSs pbla porh go packages lard
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

THE Pennsylvania COAL TRADR-INCREAsEp
PRODUCTlON.-Tn our usual weekly resume Of the
anthracite coal trade Of this State we notice that
with last year. The Reading railroad for the week
ending on Thursday brought down ~, 752 tons, and
the canal 1851 TONS making total from the Schuyl-
kill region OF 49, 603 tons against lilo tons in
responding week last years and 631 l39 tons for the
year, against 500 945 tons In same time In 1868. The
total tonnage of the year by all the carrying COM
panies is 5s5 tons against 1865 GA tons to same
time last year. showing increase Of 4I2 tons.
the coal carrying companies show an increase Of
tonnage. i,3tilddeiphtG Ledger, March ~.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

FLOUR GRArs.--Reccpis, ssos bbls. -FOUR s0I ao,
bags meal 562o bushels wheat 34s5 do. corn
6I6s 9lO0 DO malt The -four
10 dull, rather steady. There
inquiry in some brands than Saturday but s the
market generally dull California nour dull and
nouinally unchanged. The aaes about S,60O bbs
Southern -four dull, but prices noninay the
The $50 bbls Rye nour nrrner under
proved demand. Sales $50 bbs meal sought
after, sales made of 1000 bbs part ~ d FOR
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.past Five O'Clock r. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March 2l-6P. N.
CorrsKPor Rio the market continued to rule dull, there
being little demand and prices favored the buyer Other
kinds remained quiet former prices We heard Of sales
CoTToS.-There fair demand from exporters and
moderate inquiry from spnners and the sales TO fair
Prices 1rmer and about kc higher for the
grades which sought after For future deli
very the sales fair being 700 bales low mddng for
Msrcn. sl, and loo do for May, al 2sc We append
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

Cash gold was in better supply and loans were
made at from seven to one per cent for carrying M
70 oOearng House time, and at from to three per
cent later in day. The business OF the day at the
Gold Bank resulted as follows:-
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
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BILLIARDS.

w y. GRIFFITH iSs FULTON STREET, OFFERS
w for sale fne sock second hand Tables Al
rs<ucsd pTscssA Tables eut down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LOND0N, November l2,-AdYiees
from Alexandria state that the great
bed of rock in the Suez Canal, as
Ismali, seVenty-five miles south oi
Port said, which has hitherto been a
hindranee to the shipping, will be al
once blasted out. This rock is eighty
feet thick. The convoy at the open
ing ceremonies on the 18th inst
will consist of eighty ships, and not
withstanding this favorable news the
underwriters of this city mostly kde-
cline to insure vessels bound through
the canal.
PARIS, November 12.-Leslru Rol-
lin refuses TO return TO Paris, although
he has not withdrawn from the can
vass for Corps Legislatif,
A deputatiOn Of electors has just re-
turned from London with the accept
anee by Louis Blank OF the nomina-
ton TO the Corps Legislatf from Paris
in place of Ledru Rollin. The latter
however, insists on nominating his
conditions, and has published an adj
dress which is ridiculed by all of thf
Paris journals.
MOnseigneur DupaloRe, Bishop ol
Orleans, has issued a pastoral express
ing his approval OF the Guido Con
ference, but declaring in a. vance thai
he.will abide by the decision of tiss
Eeumenieal Council, whatever it be.
1t is reported that the pastoral ol
Of the Archbishop of Paris, ISSUED
November 7, opposing the adoption
of the dogma Of Papal Infallability
without discussion, was inspired BY
the Emperor. s.e--s f,...s
HAVANA, November H. .-It is ex
pected that Captain-G General De ROda,
/ will return to Havana ON Sunday from
his tour of inspection. NumeFou
! slZirnishes are reported between tn,
Spanish troops and the insurgents,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-13
TENNESSEE RAILROADS.
The Government Compromises with
them---They Retain Possession.

WAsHINGToN, November 12.-The
Tennessee railroad eases were con-
Guided yesterday before Associate JUS
tice Swain. The Tennessee railroads
were represented by Hon. Thomas y.
b. Nelson, A. III. Ewing, John Baxter,
Joseph Cooper, and the General Gov
ernment by Stanley Mathews and Aa-
ron Perry, of Cincinnati. The railroad
parties in the case are the Tennessee
and Virginia road, running from
Knoxville TO Bristol, Tennessee; the
East tennessee and Georgia Railroad,
running from Knoxville to Dalton /;
the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, connecting the ab0ve-named
roads; and the Northwestern road,
running from Nashville to Johnson
vile, on the Tennessee river. The last
mentioned road was partly rebuilt by
the Government during the war. The
Government claims about two million
dollars, indirectly, against these rail
road companies, for the amount of i'm
provements made; while the eOmpa-
MES present counter claims of 81, ,nla,-
O0Q for the Egaqs and for damages 80
property used BY the Government and
nonpayment Of the Interest due the
State Of Tennessee while the Govern
ment made use of the roads. The re-
suit is, aeOlnpromise was effected yes
terday by the eOunsels-it being agreed
that the companies shall retain pos
session Of the roads and run the same,
and pay the interest due on Tennessee
railroad b0nds; the surplus, after
making these payments, 10 he appro-
priated to the liquidation OF other in
debtedness to the Government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-13
SOUTH AMERICA,
The u.s. TO Take Possession Of
Safuana Bay---Paraguay---
itayti and Cuba. 8E

New YORK, November I2-The
United States steamer Albany sailed
for st. 1DningO on Wednesday even
ing. She carried the Commissioners
who 90 10 take possession of SANTANA
Bay as an American station. The
Albany WAS loaded with lbeavy ord
rance f3f the coast fOrtifcitions, and
will take nearly a regiment of infant
ry and u company of artillery ut tn
DryytfOltqgas. UNt5ff9TE 9
A Ric SSineitg lettek,s0f September
u, states that no fuffhef lighting has
occurred in Paraguay, the allies hav-
lug given up the pursuit of Lopez.
Lopez IS at ST. StanlslauS, with plenty
of troops, but little ammunition. Let
ters of the 9th ultimO, from Hayti,
say that whole regiments were desert
ing the cause of SsstnaVe. Cape Hayti
is blOekilded By rebel gunboats, and
Salnave's steamers can q get out. The
English commander has not sent any
vessel t0 assist Salnaye in escaping.
\ Havana letter Of the 9TH states
that orders TO burn ali the sugar in
the Northern Department rather than
have it fall into the hands of the
Spaniar,ls, have been issued. The
Spanish Bank is virtually insolvent.
At meeting Of Cuhans last even
ing, a Spanish spy Was discovered
aud eiecbed, after which Cuban Club
WAS formed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-13
The Award to the Lessees Of the
Psnifentiary. -
-
The ," KukIax = Law Passed the
- Senate.
A BiII AFsctings Insurance Gem
- paqiss. .
The Comptroller appointed Receiver
for Delinquent Railroads "
Nc More Arms to be Worn at Polling
9 Booths.
The Committee Of Conference O
Convention Bill. ~ g
An Entire Failure to Agree.

-
SPECIAL To-FHE APPEAL. ~
NASHVILLE, November l2.-Insth
Senate to-day the Judiciary Commli'
tee reported that the award OF the
referee in the ease of the lessees of the
Penitentiary was subject to Beat
tackled and set aside through 'thf
courts. .....,
Mr.. Cubbins reported bill to repeal
the law concerning fees for forcible
entry and detaiierg ;dso5a bill 70 r'>
peal certain parts of the acts incorpor-
ating the. Chattanooga Bridge Com
pany and Murfreesboro Insurance
Company. -
Mr.. Peyton's bill to erect a monu-
ment 10 John Bel, /, and the House bid
repeating the Kuklux law, passed on
third reading.
The House bill to reOrganize the
Shelby County Court, passed its tirst
reading -f Ff ss#
The Senate bill TO establish aeon
venti0ual rate Of interest, not TO ex-
eeed 10 per cent, passed its third read
ing. "
The Senate bill requiring Insurance
Companies TO deposit sleO, 900 with the
Comptroller, was rejected.
In the House Mr.. Casey introduced
bin requiring the Governor to ap-
point the Comptroller as receiver OF
all delinquent railroads, authorizing
the Comptroller to lease out such
roads. 'er Fre FE Goci
The House bill, changing the name
of the Manhattan Savings ! Bank,
passed its third reading. "a.
The House bill, requiring voters to
vote in the district in Which they
reside and forbidding the carrying Of
arms to the polls, passed the Third
reading.
The Committee of Conference on
the Convention bin failed to agree.
The House ordered new committee
to be formed. ( BRVGE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCH.
NASHVILLE, November l2.-J. D..
ViYert was shot and mortally wounded
at Links Hotel this morning by Ben
ton SnQwden. SnOwdeH was eommii-
ted for trial.
The Committee Of Conferenee to
settle the disagreement between the
Senate and House on the Convention
bin could moi agree, and A new COM
mittee was ordered. 1t IS thought
that the question will be adjusted to-
iiiorr}oW1 r JA4 QOTTOC
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-13
PRESBYTERIAN.
WAsT 2.B7s-7- A0si0AA 81
Union of the Old and New Schools
Contaminated. ,.
SA2tn Fstia 4lfa EfiEi6ia f1u4
Details Of Present, and Future Pre-
ceedlhes.


S PfTFsBURG November ~ NE
PRESBYTERIAN zassefBbI7es met al their
ressHtives chambers this morning,
and after impressive devotional exer-
eises they finally dissBlved. The an
nouneement WAS madethat the Jhited
Assemblies would nleet in the First
Presbyterian Church at Philadelphia,
0nfhe ahffd Thursday in May 1919.
After which, each Assembly formed
in a line and marched to. the street
fronting SHE First e Presbyterian
Church, Wheze- The New and Old
School Commissioners Joined arms,
being greeted with clapping OF hands
and Igaving Of handkerchiefs by the
immense. crowd present; and the pro-
cession proceeded To- the Third Church,
wheHsf tie Union Ilieeting was held.
A telegram was ordered to be sent to
the Presbyterians Of Great Britain
announcing the uniOne The scrip
tures were read, and an address delis-
cred f,y DT. Fowler, who, at the close,
elasped hands with Dr. Jacobis, and
pronounced the union complete. I'm
pressive addresses were delivered BY
Messrs. JacObus, Musgrove, ADAMS,
Hall and DAY, and Judge Strong,
Senator Drake, Hon. Wm, +. Dodge
and others.
DF. Fisher offered a resolution cali
ing upon the Church for a thank offer
ing OF, s., ,G00,0OO for missionary pur
poses, which was adopted.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-13
THE RAILRAD WAR.
Legal Proceedings Now in Progress
@ at the West.

AKRON, o., November f2.-By the
agreeAlent OF the attorney, all parties
appearing on motion for the appoint
ment of a Master Commissioner and
AUDITOR restricting the powers Of the
Receiver and Increasing his bond, Oi
the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
road, the CASE has been deferred until
next Friday, when it will be taken up.
with, a. molten, to remove ]. Gould
from tie Receivership. All the me-
tioHs will be heard before Judge Boyn-
ton, in the Common Pleas Court here.