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MISSOURI.


state BOnds-GOld or Greemoacks'
ST LOUIS, April 22.-The application of
Maurice Zilgn1an to the Supreme Court Tor
. ai n' am, to compel the sinking fund
I, commissioners n1,'1lli to pay certain matur9d
S EolEn'' in coin was refused to-day, the
o oCng' deciding chat it could not go behind
~. GCu! ac,ion Of the Legislature in ordering
TIE tie pavment of said bonds in currency; at
t tI'o io;oa lime it expressed the opinion that
the he State by so doing failed to meet us
obligations.
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ROME.

ROME, April 22.-The Pope yestezlay
gave an audience to two thousand citizens
Of Rome. His Holiness addressed his visi-
tors, thanking them for their devotion to
the Holy See, and reproaching the Italian
Government and other powers FOR usurping
the rights Of the Church.
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A Convention Of the Democracy OF Day-
idson county viii be held in the courthouse
in Nashville, on Saturday, May the 4th, to
select delegates to the State Convention, to
be held on the 9th of May next, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
be deemed necessary.
The local Executive Committees are re-
quested to call meetings in their respective
wards and districts for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to represent them in this
County Convention. By order of the
County Executive Committee.
w. B. WALTON, Chairman.
w. H. DLLARD, Sec'y.
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ALABAMA.
Sale Of the Chattanooga Road

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 22.-Judge
Woods of the United States Circuit Court
having confirmed the decree in bankruptcy,
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad was
sold to-day. Gov. Lindsay boughtft for the
State, which thereby, it is expected, will be
saved from loss.
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nFSECRATEOW.

The Re-U. and Ref. Association Of
Nashville, whose first purpose is to disor-
game the Democracy of Tennessee, have
entitled their place Of asSemblage, "The
Hermitage Club Rooms" Shade of Jack
son, what dissertation have We here!
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AGASSIZ.
Pursuit acknowledge Under DimcuI-

It UL
ties.
NEW YORK, April pa MontevideO
letter says that Prof. Aggassiz and several
of his party were arrested there by an Off
Ger who thought he. discovered some evil
intent, because they were filing their pock-
cts with pieces Of rock. All were taken to
the guard house, but soon released.
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SPAIN.
RaYOnef ELECTIONS.

MADRID, April 20.-A manifesto from Don
Carlos is being circulated in this city
protesting against the validity of the late
elections on the ground of gross irregulari-
ties committed at the polling places. he
also forbids the Carlists, who were elect
ed to the duties of the Cortes, from taking
seats in that body.
A General Rising of CarIIsts. 81
MADRID, April 21.-The newspaper or
gans of the Carlists party publish the mani
festo Of Don Carlos, protesting against the
late elections, signed by his Secretary and
cOuntersigned by Nocedal, and declare
that henceforth Don Carlos and his follow
ers will protest only in the field.
A general rising of the Carlists in all
parts Of Spain is momentaTily expected.
The troops are prepared to meet it. The
railway companies have been ordered to
hold all their rolling stock in readiness for
instant use by the Government. The vol
Unteers in Madrid and elsewhere prOffer
their services to the Government. The
council of ministers met yesterday evening
and was in session all night.
The Kings Action.
The InpGrctd! is assured that the Kings
speech tomorrow will contain the follow
ing declaration: 81 will not impose myself
on the country, except as the representative
of and supported by the majority, but if some
turbulent minority seeks to impose its will
on the nation, l know my duty and will
fulfil it,
Later.
MADRID, April 22.-The Cariists have
again commenced demonstrations against
the government, and are active in the pro-
vinces Of Toledo and Navarro, where bands
under the command Of priests have ap-
peared Demonstrations in other portions
of the kingdom are looked for. The gov
eminent authorities have arrested many
persons in the cities of Madrid and Valla-
dOlid and elsewhere, whom they suspect of
completely in the Carlist movement.
The Attitude OF France.
MARsEILLEs, April 22.-Don, Alphonso,
brother to Don Carlos, having arrived in
this city, the French authorities have given
him formal notice that he can not he per-
mitted TO approach the Spanish frontier.
The notice was accompanied by request
that he would leave France and go to
Switzerland, with which the Prince com.
piled.
There is great excitement in Pampelona
the Capital Of Navarro, twenty miles from
the frontier. Don Carlos promised his
friends to appear there in person. Rein
forcements are hUrTying to the city and
volunteers are under arms.
Latest.
PARIS, April 22.-Don Carlos is reported
to be at Annecy, on his way to Spain.
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The woman who is "worth her weight in
gold" isn't such great match after all:
The average feminine avOirdupois would
only balance about $4,000 in the precious
metal,
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TENNESSEE Bonds have advanced in
New York, closing last evening at 67a for
both issues.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, April 22.-The Legisla-
ture convened without a quorum. Adjourn
ed to Wednesday.
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A girl at Council Bluffs, persisting in per-
hitting the attentions of man against the
wishes of her mother, was tarred and feath-
cred by that lady for her unflial conduct.
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HOUSE.
Elastic Currency.

Mr.. Wood introduced a bill directing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to set apart TWEEN
ty millions of coin in the Treasury and is
sue twenty-five millions Of legal tenders to
be placed in The hands of the Assistant
Treasures at New York, Chicago, Phila-
delphia and Boston, to be loaned by them
on pledge Of United States bonds, under
certain stipulations. The bill is entitled an
act to prevent contraction and expansion
OF the money market, and to give elasticity
to the currency,
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BOLIVAR H. COOKE B 60,
JOHN p. WHITE.

Has BEEN REMOVED to the South East corner of the Public
Square, near the Suspension Bridge Nashville a0bere tey
are nom exhibiting their Mammoth Stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing, to aohieb they tvte the careful an
pecon Of BayerS and assure their Customers that an
addition" to q largely Increased Stock they
'0'0 JF@d their Goods Relatively Very Low as
compared a0h prices Of Wool and WOODEN Fabrics our
Goods h0ving been bought the basis of 80 cents for the
former, a0dch today readily commands so cents to $1OO
IN Nea0 York.
nasssan nsp B. H. COOKE & 60.
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CALL FOR A COUNTY CONVENTION.

COTTON is weak in New York, but the
quotation for middling remains at 235c.
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THE INDIAN NATION.
The Fracas in Cherokee Courthouse

The Fracas in a Cherokee Courthouse
United States Troops Ordered.
CHICAGO, April 21.-Lieut. Gen. Sheri-
dan has ordered Gen. Grierson, with two
companies of cavalry, to reoccupy Fort
Gibson and capture and drive out the muir
derers and marauders in the Indian Terri
tory. 1t is expected that this action of the
government will restore confidence between
the settlers and peaceable Indians on the
borders of Arkansas. The fort was aban-
doned by order Of Gen. Pope, but the terri
bic affray reported fIom Fort Smith shows
the necessity of keeping a force Of soldiers
in that section.
The Authors of the Trouble.
WASHINGTON, April pa telegram
from Secretary Delano, dated Muscogee,
20, states that much of the disorder in the
Indian country is produced by desperate
white men, who follow the working parties
on the railroads. He has telegraphed to
the Secretary of War, requesting him to
give instruction to the military to have
these men expelled. He confirms the re-
port of a riot in the court two days pre-
YiOus, and says that neither law nor order
can be enforced or preserved without the
establishment Of district court for the ter
ritOTy.
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KiIIed His Mother,

ALBANY, April 21.-A woman named
Maher, residing in Greenbush, was struck
down and had her peck broken this even
ing in attempting to stop fight between
her two sons. Joseph, the alleged matri-
eide has fed.
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The Indiana Case.

The Indiana contested election case of
GoOding against Wilson was taken up.
After discussion, the resolution giving
the seat to Mr.. Wilson was adopted; yeas,
los; nays, Ga.
MI. Farnsworth presented the report of
the Conference Committee on the bill to
prevent straw bids for carrying the mails.
1t was agreed to.
Mr.. Ely introduced a bill to repeal the
law which requires cigar manufacturers to
rriyro bond
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-23

: Parke Goodwin assumes the manage
ment Of the New York EUeIliltg Post.
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GOLD continues steady in New York at
111461l15.
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Getting out Of the Backwater.

The Little Rock Railroad Company yes
terday commenced the work of removing
the old road bed to the new one above the
overflow, 1t is expected the work will be
completed by Thursday, when trains will
commence running.
Joe RoebeIg, aged II, was drowned in
Bayou GayOso yesterday while playing on
a log near the Poplar street bridge.
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The Alabama Claims.

On motion of Mr.. Banks, a resolution
was adopted calling on the President for
the correspondence touching the claims for
indirect damages against Greet Britain.
Lobby Members.
Mr.. Cox, from the Committee on Rules,
reported rule excluding from admission
to the floor Of the House ex-members of
Congress who do not declare on honor that
they have no personal or private interest in
any legislative measure before the House or
any of its committees, the object being to
exclude eX-members who are engaged in
lobbying.
Without disposing of the resolution the
House adjourned.
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MEMPHIS.
TuuneIIing the Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, April pa charter was
granted by the First Chancery Court to-day
to the Tennessee Construction and Con-
tracing Company, consisting Of Messrs:
NJ. j. Wicks, W. b. Greenlaw, W. G. Ford
and others, capitalists, for the purpose Of
bridging or tunnelling the Mississippi at
this point. Capital stock of the company
So, 100000, with the privilege Of increas-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-23

WE WILL BE PREPARED TO PUR-
w chase all the WOOL that may be offered
us during the coming season, and to pay not only
the highest price in Cash, but to pay as much as
can be realized n any market when expenses of
shipping are deducted.
win be glad to furnish quotations when Spring
shearing commences.
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM,
JAM eod1stp 1y Nashville, Tenn.
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The Authors of the Trouble.
NEW YORK.
WOman's Wrongs.

NEW YORK, April 22.-The Herald says
ten jurymen in the Fanny Hyde case
shooting her seducer,1 who found 2 verdict
for &C luittal, offered to agree with the two
others to verdict of manslaugher in the
fourth degree and to raise money to pay the
prisoners fine. The two refused, adhering
to verdict Of manelaughter in the third
degree. The prisoner was reI2anded, but
subsequently admitted to bail in $2,560.
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Latest.
- noD
GERMANY,

PARIS, April zZ.-D0n Carlos is reported
to be at Annecy, on his way to Spain.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30
SnlanoifdJe Ranofdau.

Sn ben pplitii6en &reilen 1T cine &C.
wilie Nube einsetretsn; ep6 I9eint es
Die Hube Dor rem Sturme III lein. Der
prailcentenrabltaS nabt beran, Der uns
balp rcn gSillen ees Splfes funr sitt.-
Sblbpn Die 2iberals Hrputlifaner nitt
mcbr auf ibre slusii6ten pp9sn fSnnen,
10 baten ile ben &f rp9 nod feiness
weses aufseseben renn paS Oerprum
mus sclpabrt pereen. Gum 3eitpsrtrsit
perfen I6 Die leitsnren Slatter ibre Sc
meinbeiten ypr bic Ie iid i'm gSabls
fampfe selast baben. Ssire parteien
ilnc natiirli6 unl6ulpis ; ss 1T nur ims
mer Der 0ssner Der ii6 su srpse Sreis
beiten erlaubt. Ibut man jsBt sinen
Slid rddwdrts unp Iu6t man na6 ben
llrla9en Der gdererlass Der litsralen
partei 10 carf man breilt bic fplseneen
ais 0runc cerlelben annebmen
ID bic SiiBe Der 3eit in wsl6sr li6
bic partei prsanilirte unp raber nit ibs
rem Seeen ni6t fsitsn Sppen fa1sn
fpnnte
p bic unnatiirliGe 9erbinpuna wsls
dc iie nit elmer purtsi sinsins bic pas
eanp an ben glbsrunp scbra6t une bic
beute, wirerltrebenp unp nur rulpenc rie
Guunssnl1aften bee Srieses annebmsn
mill;
O Wansel srpber prineipien in be,
plattfprm /;
D Die ibledte 8abl ibrr Gambia,
ten; bic BON pprnsbsrrin alS llebel be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30

terlu6uns beredtist su Der slnratme,
roB rer Warihall ni6t spr cen eriien
Sa9en res 0sember rpr rem Srieasaes
ri1t wirp erIheinrn fBnnen.
Gnglanp I6eint l6 um BEN 9ltz
'hluB eincS neucn siinti9cn SanrclSs
pertraSes nit 8ranfrei6 siemli6e Scrssn
III MAIDEN. SSie man bBrt Inn jerp6 cie
beirerIcitiSen llnterbanrIunsen i'm tcien
3u9e unp auf rrm ySe9e Su einem be-
Trlsriaencen JteluItat. !Serrn lbierS ipll
per'Dnlth oiel raran 0e!egen iein, Gns
lanp bei gutter 2lune III erbalten UNI
reeb balb IclI CT cen lpceielIen Ycppum1bz
tt9ten Sranfrcihs III 0pnrpn, Sc,rn
OSenne, ermGhti9t BADEN ,,rie n6tbis
gen Gcrcrlllrnen Su MAIDEN, ramit rie
Gn9ldurer nit ten fran;Sii6rn Manus
raeturllten pie Gdneurrens ausbalten
fDnnen."
Die llltrampntanen rie Garlitcn, bic
SnlurSentcn auf Gu + a, unp rie Nis
nanSen licferr ZEN Stpff su zen erpsrn
5ro9cn nit wehcm iib cie Ipanis
| 6 en- Miniitcricn unter Den 9lmas
rcps sliitlider SsrrI6ait gu befa7rn baz
ben. Mit zen llltrampntanen, cas
bctbt bier ME iiberall init rer fatbrliIbcn
Sirhe, Slautt man rarurh fcrtia su
wcrren, raB man lie einia6 ibrer Gedte
unp ibreS Gi9cntbum5 beraubt Serr
Iuis 3priIa tilrst lit Gin ras ri6tiae
Olittel Sefuncsn Su batrn; CT nil zen
Staat Ger Die Stride bis CUR GntblSBuns
terautt bat unc rariiber ielblt banferctt
serpiren 1T, nunmebr BON cen ,0alten"
ces GultustursctS [31.t07O65 YeIes
tas] tefreien unp risielben sum weitaus
arbbten Ebeile Cnamlid 27,044,973 pez
lstas) ren @emeinren aufbircen. gSel,
6e Situatipn er rarur6 rem Glerus III
terciten bpfTt ersiebt ii6 aus rer 9ase
rer Glementarlebrer nit renen dbnlide
erperlmerte ppr9enpmmen wureen.
Sdu1dcn ni6t ale sln;ei6en, cann
itebt Stalien Dor elmer Winiiterfriz
iis unc piclIei6t Dor nod Idlimmeren
GYentualitdten. Daa @sleB iiber bic
Srpenss @eneralate bereitet bem &Sniae
unc ben Winiitern iprsenpplle Stuncen.
Die bierbei ;u iber,pinpsnren S6wies
risfeiten iino feineswess ;u unterl6dysn.
Oa es iib als unmSsl!9 erweiisn muste
unc pur6 rie anssitelIten Ieriu6e aud
tbatia6li6 ais unmSsli6 erpielsn bat,
Die fribcr ben eurppaiiden Wa6ten aes
sebenen Seripreden ;u erfillsn unp
slei6seitis rem unseitiimen Ordnsen Der
2epplutipn @eniise ;u leiiten, 70 pirp
man sS ent,peper auf cine @prttrd6ias
felt lammt reren mSslidsr @eile iebr
tecenfli6en 5clsen antpmmen la6sn
mii1en prer i'm eiscnen 9anee Die
i6limmiten Oinse su separtissn batsn.
Gs frast ii6 nur tpeltes BON beiren llee
beln bic piempnteiiI6e &esieruns fir ras
tleinere anliebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30
3eituneS 6ciete.

l. spenn he Atpnnnsn niHt auseridlia eas 8eaentbel
beeasu 70 rire anaencmmen eaB e cine 5cytiesuus ess
@tennements wuni6en.
1as Nbrnnenent fann ui6 etsr rtdtsslltis abbtslt
ptreen, ais bis ale 8udtauee belablt linb.
s. 9oenn Nbcnnsnten Is uRrlaen peer ib pesern itre
9eitunaen Der breenoen getpfce absubplen 70 lnp
dt ssantwprtli eaiur bis e bre 3saauns beab babsn
L. gDtnn abenuenten ben g9cbuert psrdnesrn ebus bic
8titunes 9rpehiteH easpn Su bena6ri6sen 10 IN ibr
66aesn bic 3stunsen na Der yppffes trss irabs
ren geebneres seanet Tereen.
5. Die ritter6eu Gnteeunsen lautsn sabin tab cine
gDeseruns 3eimneen ppn Der bertHnpen pehpfes abSu
totn ceer Seranesus ees Webnertes cbne pprbsbenee
an,siss als ,prma faes Ssweis bsab5tstsn S6pinse
tniufsftn IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30

(Stes Belle itsr sinen 3pat0 Gsnts.)
EB Bel msbrmalissr Ginsabs biliser.
EH- @robere iabrli9e Nn,eisen meroen
i'm NtrbGltnib biQiger bere9net.
MuswGrtiss slnssissn miiKsn Disrtsliabri&gpr-
ausbssablt psrben.
EH 10 Gents per .3sile fir bsfsIlte NUti,en
In Der eOfalipalts.
EE @eburtsanseisen Seiratben
ant Z obeSfGlle wereen als 2pealss bsrs6nst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-30
Sic
GuFemburger 6a,ette,
Elm fatbeiites @c&sntlatt
fit Rctlt ,,nd M'ahrheit,
Sas ppifpprtc

In ten Der Stdau une Ganaea berdst 20 Gents per atr
unb mus rpn e'u Gmpdnssr bel ner gcitcffee ssrtsl
tdbrlt1 prr. rsbeJabit peresn.
Y1au tann u Fer 3eit auf bic ,,euremburssr Gazette"
s6n utr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04
ArsyrsOM sALEs--.Il ,is 3


GOOD BUILDING LOT ON Io y
a srpEET BETWEEN CARY AsG GANs!AsIL5,
I'M ROM BRICK DWELLINGS, NJ AA.gss Ss-
Tioy-I,v the rr1Hest OF the owncTt no 1919 49,
nt os fl,e CITY, ae VIII sell at aactfop upon Lne
nranises, on WEDNEspAY alb Sspfs lS fV nT
Irn,nsing al o'clock P. r. tie BUlLnlN1. 40 ~ a.,
inc.ie as above described. has front Oh % iest
and runs hack good depth ,bo de-
hfter which we will sell upon the premises tnc &c
STABLE BRICK DWELLING Situated az tne no. al
west coruer of First aud Canal streefe
Mr. ". b. Bgelow. It has SIX rooms, WIN kits ra
witt, two rooms both with new I'm roofs, and re-
emily pus In thorough repair; wth balh"rooui' gus
and water and Ill modern conVenienceS-
Also the adjoining HOUSE. occupied ny ~ ~ q,
~ Wilkins, with four rooms: and kltchell WIN W.
rooms: 10th ncwly-roofed with tin, and In sood
order. with gas water, and convenience ,rrr-
A fer which will bc sold the TWO NEW BiiaSm
HtIJSES on the north side of Canal street
First and Foushpc streets. Each has hse rooIns |;
and n kitchen with three rooms; water, Ra Els hho
mo,,prn con eucuces, and MI In thorough crucI.
These dwellings are of the description SO Ih'cu
Sought after being Of convenient size anu arralSe
uiefts with All de irable convenlences iocaiet COLI
veniently 10 business, and within the reach vi per
soiis OF moderate means. ,,o,;,., suc,,
I'VE commend this sale to persons sGeh1ss st,lt
property rs such an opportunity Is rarel! ohefeo'
TERMS: Made known Mt sale. ,,,,.,,s
,,,, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04
Vermont Election.

BURLINGTON, VI, September 3.-Ihe en-
citement about the election absorbs all bust.
ness. =. 1t is believed the Republicans will
carry the State, but by reduced majority.
A close canvass of some seventy towns shows
II Liberal strength of about 5000, with few
losses from Democrats, who will vote with
the Republicans rather than indorse Greeley.
Second Dispdtch.
MoNrrELIEa, September 3.-Ten towns
which In 1870 gave 1870 Republican major
ity now give 1902. -,
gain 500 IN this town.
- Third Dispatch
MYsrrEIrEa, September 3.-sesenty-siS
towns, elect ii Republicans, Democrats,
and i Greeleyite for the Legislature.
The.vote for Governor In fHy-seVen towns
stands: For Converse, 1887 Gardner,
6,b24.
The straight Republican tickets are apPa-
rentfy all elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04
Death Of Clark, the Seducer.

ts,ee,., telegram TO tn. Richmond Disrascb.]
BHETrsv1LLr, VA, September 3.-James
F. Ghrk breathed his last at I 2. NJ. yester-
day. His dissolution was apparent TO the
physicians In attendance from about midday
on Sunday, though to those who called upon
him he appeared to speak with the same de-
gree of nationality and vigor which one
would expect from no one but an un'n)ureo
man until within several hours before bis
death, when
Hy BgcAME DELIKIors
at intervals, and was seized with the most
violent kind of hiccoughs, the delir,um and
hiccouehs continuing without iutermisslon
from @ o'clock up to the time of bis death.
CIark's father arrived here yesterday morn
ing with DIR. Brown, from Alexandria. who
pronounced his ease perfectly hopeless. In
the evening, n short time before death, his
brother aud cousin arrived. Truly sad Is
the condition Of the parents. who are sor-
rowing over the unfortunate deceased.
EVERY CARE AND ATTENTION
nns bestowed upon him by both the citizens
and authorities. Ill.,. 81.
An jpauest was held over the body before
MIR. James r. Purcell, acting coroner, and
Jury. with Mr.. a. T. woodward as foreman,
who. after hearing the evidence of the wit
nesses and medical men. rendered a verdict
TO this effect ..:
aTlnt James +. Clark came to his death
from the effects of wound In the breast
caused by ball fred from pistol In the
hands of l.. n. Fewell."
A post morten, examination was made OF
the body by Drs. Leary and Barbour, but
up to the present time they have not been
able to discover the ball.
Judge Thomas, who Is counsel for Fewel',
made an application to the court yesterday
for ball, but was opposed by Judge Sinclair,
attorney for the Commonwealth The Judge
took the papers, and up to this time has not
rendered bis decision,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-04

CafrsoasIa ~ rsss.--Th San francisco
nar,srs staie that Che gints f31 ! is fhe
best ever produced blythe State, ana sl,at fhe
wine OF the present year VIII probably exec.
aver that. The current prices for sast years
growth, in casks, arc given y fa a ss AZ. AZ
wine nom Mission grapes, ~ 20 ooc. dfy
vine from the fine varieties Of foreign grapes.
SIS to s5c. dry muscas. 6a TO s9c.; M.ssloh
mort. 78c. to 81; sweet wine. from mssc sa
to,,ay. and other choice varieties, u 10 si'oo;
native wines, two years old or older, are
i,eld at so to CSC, dry Mission; Coo. to :. lor
dry foreign sweet foreign, Sl.25 to -. Inc
Wine- 3ro,cer,s Circular regrets the snip
ment of wines less than year ola, ana aa-
vises producers to hold them Jew montns
longer, a. the added favor OF age wousa
warrant higher price.