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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
A LRXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n ROAD AND ALKNANDILIA MD FIEDE

nksIns iiI y ~, ~ HAii;nAf, an N arypprs
Local trains for Alexandria leave a. follows = ",
~ " ~ a. M, n, - y, ~ and II - D. IN.
IOcal trains from Alexandria arrive follow
"a = ., 10 p a. M, u, ais. y aud - y NJ
Trains marked thus connect with trains on Wash.
ingtgn aud Ohio railroad,
QUAETICO accommodation leaves Washington
- a, IN daily, c1CCId sunday.
GREAT bOUTuLRN ENrl,ESS, via Richmond,
caves Washington 10 - y. M daily, except sunday,
Through tickets 10 all points South aud Southwest
Tor sale At the gihre corner sixth aud prnuHy vania
ayonuo, aud Thirteenth aud Ienn-ylyaniA avenue,
where IiasasnEtrs eau have order fr hsv.
gage b. hN checked at all hotels and n HidsDces
urulufli ~ destination y. r. YOUNG,
Iy9ltf U'nsraI Passenger AE'ni
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-15
RAILROADS.
WAsHiNGTON AND ONO RAILROAD

IN and after October l. ia the trains on this road
will be run A. fOlloNsi
The mail lraln wilileaye Aerai..,ria daily. sIoept
sunday, 81 q Is q m; arrive At IeerburH 81 m m.
and Himilton At II 3D. Leave Hamilton Al u " ..
m. and Lce.burg at u 80 .. m, aud arrive Al Alex.
Andria at SIS .. m
The accommodation train win leave Aie1andrft
daily, except Sunday, ate m, aud srriVe At Lees
arrive NJ AleNHndria AT SIS O. m.
The q q %. train FROM AieiHIdria and " % p M.
train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
kemIs daily line Of coaehsa for Purcellvlle, snict
ernyille, Befryytlle aud Winchester. ALSO, with
Reanefs line " coscLss which leave feesjnrs daily
for Aide aud Mid ilebunp.
CummutatiOD tickets, three cents TeT mile
Annual tickets, asa H. a. HANENEH,
noy2u General Ticket Agent
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ARRIVAL .Asr DEPARTURE OF MAJ.

ARRIVAL 'ASB DEPARTURE or MAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays pm. Departs Wednesday, and
Saturdays G %. m.
Long Town arrives u m. and departs p. m.
every Saturday
Longtown, Star Place and Lake Crcsswcll
mail departs ?. N. and arrives u NJ every
Saturday.
Daily mail. close rs follows
Going North at 100 Pm.
Going South, at 3:lOP.g.
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals
Office open daily, Sunday excepted, from GOO
AN. 10 700 ?. N.
RATEsoF COMMISSION CHARGED ron AoNEY ORDERS.
On orders not exceeding S2O..............l0 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding S30..".-...l5 cts
over $50 and not exceeding Si0.......".sO cts
Over $40 and hot exceeding Sj0.. ......2j cts
No fractions Of cents TO be introduced In an
Order.
I-3-Uniied States Treasury notes or Nation
al Bank Notes only received orpaid.
JN. WADDEY, ?. "
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Wu f
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bt.us1af va ms..
tatUYhWHY tHtu.
I0IHfa ...tto tf
AHI T.lI % I.an.i nafIs r IUH
fh. ..tu rst t8HtsfH
l'fm. F.aIa HtIhtf H..
iWIn. tH cm. UU.
itom imus tulust.. #YI
AtmfhtlHi mhy Io.
y am raHIanais. w uII
tta.l 'hs nms n Jnu
~ charming ltmr.I nt fHrm.
'fo smooth hu1tnlt la.
lv.th luue u1lsl now tul chem
justine Jau love mouuf
Ihnov jwNfe yon wen. smile
A honmu u lUoml,
But wh1mrpo.o. 800 uo vb.lu
u shines Coz only one
Though nmrgrttr mo hiriuwr,
A transient cloudy Tpot
In yours would promise mote TO me
Justine you love me notl
! know Justine. you mako my name
Your culosistc lhcmc,
Aud ny--ir amy chance To blame
You hold me- In esteem
Such words, ior MI their kindly scope
DcliFhtme not jol;
Just SO you would h'yc praised the Pope
Justine, you love me not
| know, Justinc-lor have heard
What friendly voices tell.
You do mol blush to say The word,
you hke me passing well
And thu, fatal sound hear
That seals my lonely lot,
TheresnOthng now.Io hope OF fear
Justine, you love me not
-JouS G. sAXE IN Hdrpus haga-aSfor vay
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Guy and County Directory.

w. $ Fisher, Judge ofthc l2lh Judicial District
j r. Simmons, Chancellor 10th Chnuccfy Dis.
trlct,
4 umnuc Sheriff.
G. II Gleason, Circuit ClcrN
j. {. Harrison, Chantcry Clerk
w, W Howe, Treasurer
W A Jones, Assessor.
II. J. Harding President School Board
BoAgD ~ SrrgHytsons- $, II Guntcr, prci
dent W y llaruHcd 7. NJ, Sims John
Wilson, (col.) Landy Hunt (col
Capt, Samuel Mathews, County Surveyor
ID
MAYoR-D \. Mcllcnry.
CoysrAuE-M Mansfield Williams.
ALDERMEN. w. D. Helm, J. G. Hall, $.
r. Blnnn, W. b. Locke.
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RELIGIOUS.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHrCH SOUTH
vi Rev ?. s. Pe,vay y.-SsrTicsievefy lsi.
Ord. 9Th and 9th Sundays; Sabbath srh0ol, Q
ocloek A NJ; Prayer meeting every Nednes-
day at olockr.s.
II n7ESBYTERfAN CHuRCH-Rsv n. q
Doak, Pasior.-seryiccs every md. 81 and
ith SUNDAYS: Sabbath school . O'Clock A.N.
EPisCoPAL CHuRClI-gss. ". 5. speirs
IL pasior.-sefvices hu, Sabbath In th'
month a, 1880 A. m, and3rd, sabbath at 5.3t
pm.
DAPTisT CHURCH Elder c. .. Young
ID pasior.-sersiess every ist and 8ri sun.
days; Sabbath school . o'clock A.
fATIULiC CHURCil.-Servire iih sunday
Y in each month. by Rev. Father Wise.
rHRlsTiAN CHURCH. Elder T. W. Caakey
Y Pu,m.-Sefvisci "a sabbath in ever
month.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

Tho St. Louis Republican thinks
that Captain Jack and bis band in
tend to initiate the action of The old
Modocs, who, their retreat being
cut oil aud no escape possible, stood
up in line upon the brink OF a dizzy
preciplco, sung their death song
with defiant gestures, in full view
Of tho enemy on the plains o'low,
locked their hands and sprapg with
a shout Of triumph TO instant death.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

Patience Watkins, wife Of Henry
Watkins, Of Topeka. sloped the
other day with a ahandsorne young
lawyer Of that town. Her husband
was greatly distressed shsn he de.
covered that bis truant wife bad
carried of some twenty-five hun
dred dollars Of hls hard earrings. All
Of which tend 70 induce the rsmark |;
that Patience, IN this particular in
stance, ceased 10 be vistus<
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rhn L,niaiana tax.resislers ars

The Louisiana tax-resisicrs are
gaining ground every day. Mr..
Charles Morgan, tho grea, capitalist
and railroad aud steamboat owner OF
New Orleans, who has horeiotorc
paid taxes to the amount Ct s97,-
600 per annm, refuses to pay either
licenses or taxes, and openly de-
claros that Il the so.cllcd Kellogg
government Institutes suit against
him, no ID ready TO adopt the proper
measures for his defense. at
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

An lava Judge gives i as bis
opinion ths. more brains are re-
quirod to play poker than TO run a
eourt.-[Exchaugs. i'.i te1+
According 10 that jadsss spinion.
Il would take the br.ins.of about
half the judges 10, Mississippi to
make one poker player. :.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

A man laid down to plcasan.
dreams on a vacant lot iu Calves
ton. the other day, tplsIep of =
drunk. lie was astopished upon
awaking and finding q .wo>'t,ry
house built over hiili That's tho
way they arc building up inTexas.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

Il illustrates the rapid increase of
travel that the sleeping cara which
were 80 iew years ago an experi-
msnt, conveyed in March, between
Boston and New YORK, a little more
than 10000 passengers,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

, geho rsrs-. have avsosca<i1aailyasiiiesdiransid-
.rsble popuiArily. ID, them, bY fgnpls enn'
,rivsnee. The rep.iiiloa of ths ias, stiiahl,s
m.kss an ap, answer, - 10 thai sas'aoaasas
lnei-- s..s
What mfft morei wofnen shsn Se h'sm
addrrss7 Flo A dreaiiii inu
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

What wonderful thing love q To woman'
How II hels hir to know that some one il
always ford Of her, and rfjoIees Wheo she re-.
oiccs AID sorrow, when she gricres; to be
sure that her faults ME loved and that her face
4 lairer to one At loisi, than faces that arc
more beautiful that one great heart ho Dc her
sacrel to ia innermosi rsessscs rhove'all other
women. She eau DO anything, friIer anything
TIN, upheld. She grows prcttier under the
srce, influences; brighter, Kinder, stronger,
and life seems but loreiaste VI iheayen, and al
her dreams arc golden.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

That young gentleman who was
ciught the other night sirainiBg his
sweetheart 70 his bosom, juFtilies
himself on the ground that IN has
n riabt 10 strain his own honey.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

In speaking Of local Debating society, a
eountry paper mys IOur yiihss dsba.ing
clubs ar. 10 full blast, and qgs;l.on, that have
sngfossel the intellectual fihc,lons otsags'
ever since the food are being decided Al
tire rate u twoA week
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

The Indianapoli. Journal eon,siasa startling
niece Of information 10 the effect ihatin Phil
aielpbla They harg any editor Who saTs aey-
thlng witty. But ios the god nFnsof the
Quaker City, Il adds that they haven't hans an
$40, f,r a tl,au,and Years so alf
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MASoNIC.

H'siL,r ~. a. Chapter NO. a.,
Regular Convocanons lH Thursday IN each
month at o'clock, p. m.
D.A. HiscuLoE, II. P.
J. G. IIARRisoy, Scc'y.
sABDis LODGE No. 307 A. ?. "a. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night In each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, " ~
W II. WALL, secy.
sardIs Chap,sr, No. II,
Order Of the Eastern Star, Regular meeting
first ThurdAy night in each month.
Mrs ~ A. Thnmp'on,
Worthy hairon,
Nrs. u y. Wright
scc'y.
PANoLA n. A. CHAPTER, no. 60.
Regular Communication second Thursday
night IN each month.
ENCORE, H.P.
J. W. GALWAY, sec'y.
PANoLA LODGE, 10. GG.
Regular Communications, first Wednesday
night before the full moon 10 each month.
+, MOORE, W. 81.
IN COX, sse'y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

l'ooR Gmls Tho poorest girl,
in the world are those who hiyo nsy
Or been brought mp to wolh There
urc thousands 81 them, ltlch plr
ont hay1 potlcd them, ttqy hayo
been taught TO despisc labor, and do.
pend upon others fora living, and arc
perfectly helpless II misfortune
comes upon thoir liibnds, As often
docs, their ciso is hopoloaa.- Tho
most forlon pud miserable women
on earth belongs TO this class. IL
belongs to patents to protect their
daughters from this dcplorabccon>
dition. They do them q great wrong
If they neglect it, Every daughter
should be taught to earn her own
living. Tho rich as well ~ the poor
require this training. The wheel
Of fortune roll swiftly round-iho
rich uro very likely to become poor
aud the poor rich. Skill to labor is
no disadvantage to the rich, and ia
indispensable TO tho poQr,-Woll-
to-do parouts must educate their
daughters to work; no reform is
more imperative than tina.
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COURTS.


NHNNAEhl NbNhls
Meets 2nd Monday in January April, July
and October and holds two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets on the ith Mondays Of March and
September, and holds two weeks.
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I'M uain l,tvoi Memphis 9ijr ~. tsu
0m5 itrN, Naf1Is iOi ntinvIIle5gI
dmdand 3 N Pops station Gu2. and Az
srftai Grenada HU0fW
g,tfe.t trains leave Memphis ti5ru ran
t1mof2t safls 400 laloiyllr8 lo court
anA 200 Pope COS D. " and arrive of
Giebaia llli,fa
tsfhl train leaves Memphis G20 tv, piu
Gemo gp, Sardis l22i BairpilIa l'JD
C0anlead 600. po2es quo aud arrive at
Grenada b30P.N
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VOLUME 10. NUMBER AZ

Il mnti mln 4 little Iailag ssn.
n.a.aR bui wv wgfIs, and tlese N
hioeolI
M HHaH ml.Ha L Ht nfs kass
mI HHf lHflea.i haze hfla ysf b. fa8
i.s ha HaHf hlff 81 ~ iafbIhs sai
W.i tHfs iMil fhill fHa fAlafh X lId haaH
htIi Hti mtlt ~ yaH
Nod ha dil iis laughter wani
With him, sonl at The Hie cbmpeh
ulIon lho lnliu wlla and mother bad
t1ofler
I knov not NE inlo NJ John drear.
! llluk ho hns moi lived otlllahout
because d 'ooms Incredible that bu-
man heafls can bear such grioI, aud
not lreak.
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.Ne9el,,.

/. aue @a@er Der 8ib(otbet iinb @isentbum
Der tatgotildcn @emcinbe su YomeroD, o.. =.
9. Mitglicoer Der @emei,,be uno anoere Ser
ionen fou,len 8iid)er aus Der 8ibliotbef gum Qe>
ieu erbalten, iuenn ibre 9(ameu III has 8erseid)z
NIP cingef0rieben iinb. i; Es#
8. 9as Giui1reiben foitet .far Mitalieber ber
@emcinoc $l.oo; fig anScre 9Serionen $780, I,g
4. Sir iebeS Sud iinb spei Gents sl' besabs
leu. Giue. .@srion tannt jeoesmal nnr { II Bud
erhaltcn. w.
S. Sic 8ibfiotbet befinoet iid III, fatDoIiid)en
SdulDauie uuo 1T oifen on allen Sonntasen
9ladmittass 'nad bem @ottesoienite I'M -
ll9r. ,tsa. ~ & 1@' ~" : y
=. 3icn,anb barf Elm 8ud tduser als .eii,en
9ionat bebalten. .o@l ~, ar] iasss
T. gser Elm 8ud) nod cnem Wlonat nid)t
suriid briust mub fir 5 ajeoe. @odJe oariiber 8
Gents Strafe saDlen' ~ =, j .,...usrs
8. g8cr Gin Bu9 bcroirbt, obcr Oerliert ,aub
ben ooriu bcn,erftcn, @reis oafur iablen. D.,
Q. gSer Gin Bud aus Der @ibliohcf fauie,1
ult, fam es sesen 3ablumg oes oarit bemert-
ten Yrciics erbaltcn. S.'@ ] fFs..2 .'".S''-. 81
10. 9ieIe Megeln f5nnen bonn fatbolii@cn
Ffarrer nad 8coirfnib beranoert werocn.
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N6tb1el.

9ie erfe eilbe, perebrter matber,
Ni'lsmit ou iie Ooppelt 1T etn Batter,
Die 6peite 1T cine Datbe slote
llno bod in. oer .Miuiif uidt @looe, ~
@ds iftbie brittle Sitbe nuu2: " =.
Snt'@rab feblt ou iie r,itten rlbs,,
llnb bod be,merte id fosfeid
Sic TT fein Sooter, feline :9ei6'!H
gsiro meiner @ilben biert' unb leet'.
slls. 9oppelilbe bingeiest >s..
60 itellt ii6 1T ben. Silbenpaar e.
Sen &atber einc W(utter oar. tt. .
Goat mir nun iuas bas @anse lit,
@erebrter @atDer, tuenn ibr's pibt? =
Sc gibt ,tus man6e snii6t id0n ' " -
@ou Staotet, Gliiiien, Gbalern, @0bn.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

Cine re@t ge.iegnete @egenb
fiir Dieni t ma den i6etnt Selena
in 92epaba 81 ieiu. Gin bortiges 8latt
beri6tet, baB Sic 9ienitmdo6en einen
r@trife" gen1a6t 1no folgei1be Borbe=
rungen geiteut baben: $66 per Monat,
3,pei leioene &leioer iebes Sabr unb bas
&e6t> an Sonntage1t nit ibren Greun=.
oen unb 8etannten ben rparlur" benut::
ben gu biirfen. 3u ,punoern 1T es, baB
niGt aud bic 8ebinguns seitelt tuurbe,
jebem Wao9en bas bret Sabre vbient",
einen fattli6en unb ni6t unben,ittelten
@atten 81. serl6affen. Y, " .., z. ,s... W.. ). !,
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ssiDti;j.
$ y I, 9l),ettD,
j GGaaoler ia1
9pta,tos, gAefooeo,ts
= INTO @rgef1t. y

r.. Durd peridtebene Gputrafte,
welAe tA nit me1reren ber te@
ritbmteifea 9iauc< ,tab Srgelz
8atrifanten gemudt 9abe, bin th
1T ben @tanb 9eiebt, beln publt%
fum Snlfrumente billiger ais II
genb Senano Su Serfanfeu. Wer
se1pnner 1T ad Elm pianp pber ei>
ne Srsel an5umafen, Der fpreae
bet riir ppr unb ct mirb ausfinbe11,
bab ct ein sutes, bauerbaftes Sn=
ltrume,,t 3a1 erltaunlid 1,tebern
preiien uiob unter Sen liheraliten
8ebin9,t,1eeu faufen pber mietben
fallat. Cine grobe Nusnabl ppn
piouos, Srgeln un6 Melpbep',s
bate id ltets au 6anb, @9e i1r
aaeers wp fanftj 1tber3eugt e1@
erA spn u,einea Sn1truiue1tten II.
.prei1eu. Mdhere Anafunft wirb
jeber 3eit ert6eilt spn bem @errm
2S> 81. Mieber, 6plbtpaare,,=
&a,,bl,.a,a, ND,,.erpp, .. * p
S. p. PETRY.
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&eibbibIiptDef
Der fatbplifebe,, @e,r.ciube
3tt A5D,aterpD, q.

Dieie @ibliotbef adblt gescnpdrtia 200
@auoe oer beliebteitel beutiden unb 80 8anoe
englii6er ltnterbaltungsidriften, 9ie. 3obl Der
Bidder Ipirb fortipa1reno bermcbrt. ,Seoermann
tann aus oicicr 8ibliotDef unter ben unteriteDcnz
ben 8coiaguneen 8iid)cr 5',m 2eien leibweiie
crbnitcu, - 49,. .~,+,. .sH. <soTtf -
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polpera,ts ber5al6e ,,no laste:tbue teinen
G6ritt nebr, ober ieb idieBe oi6 nie=
ber.""s sDas apirfte. Die beioett 8Sr=
iter ma1ten 1td bapon, ->s1' ,sts@a. .sss:.
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Me6f into 9utter.

\ ~ C"Y~ C7W'
!: Ser l1nter;eiduete erlaubt llb
benz he1ltlaen putlifu1na sefdltoft
an5u5eisen, babs erateifdubtg etneu
Nprratb BON ben beiten .Sprten
Wfebl, melhe i'm Marfte st. babe1
({nb, atno. fitr 'aee0e1t 0itte ct go
rantirt 1p ipte aud aalte <Sprten
pcu 8utter an 5anbi bdlt .*ltllb bic
1elben su ben .ttuieifen pretlel>
rerfauft unb fe bean sadlers fret
sn's 9aus i,trterbulea rer'TStoht
ltefert. - ... #zl,' =. @,2F ~ -. ~ =. ., ;"'1
i Stcre cine Gbare binter benz SanE
Z Saas Der Grfteie sfatienal 8a,,f
3speite Strafc,, 0psnerpb 8.
"@.. JOHN GgEYER. g] 7, + n ''
, 1873-11-01
FINANCIAL.


loans for tho Texaa Pacific Railway. Wishing to
escertain what g,1ccoBs l1o had met with, your
correspondent cal1od on him at the PcnnBylvanla
Railroad Company's building, In Fourth street.
Iu consequence OF tho lnrge amount Of business
mat,erB requiring his individual attcntfon which
hnd accumulated in Lis absence, Col. Scott
gavo audience to bnt fow persons. Ho
readily admitted tho representative Of tho 1rib-
tu,,e and Expressed Ills Willingness to give all
desired information. Ho stated TINT tho loan Of
St0, ,o00, 900 for tlio Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pnny was negotiated by tho Con,pany's bankors
ln London fow days bcforo tho preeent tlnan-
sial revnlaion began: The PonfHylvania was
therefore In excolont condition to moot its re-
sud unlocked for abroad. 1t would have beeu
liftioult to raise 30 large an amount on terms so
favorable on any American soeuritlos after tho
outbreak of the panic. With reference
10 tho Texas Pacific Railway, he had not
been 30 fortunate. ue Ind not boon Ablo to cloBo
successfully negotiations for aalo Of bonds. but
obtained financial aid, 30 that work on the road
will not bo discontinued. Tho work nocdful. to
build tho road within tho limits Of tho require.
ments Of Congress aud tho State OF IoxnB VII!
DO continued By tho Company. Tho ef1oct 4 Of
tho rotent panic MAS to stop tho sale OF tae
bonds Of American railroads in Europe Tor tue
present. This condition Of things, ho pelieVoa
to be merely temporary, and ho thought there
would soon be ready sale for bonds as we'll 30
cured az tboBo Of tho Tcxas Pacific Railway, The
Company now have about 800 miles Of completed
road in operation, built solely from means ra1Bcu
by individuals, and have not aa yet disposeu oi
arlv of their bonds. nor do they intend to Bel at
sny timo except upon completed line, thus Civ
iug an absolute property In working order as 3d.
curity to purchaaerB Of bonds.
, 1873-11-01

attond Mr. contor during tho trial, and who 40
oompanied that gentleman In hfa tour Of tho
liquor ealoons mentioned, when intorrogated on
the anblect, said he was Informed BY Mr. Center
to look aftor his busineaB, which 10 that Of q
vino merchant. Tho Deputy stated that Mr.
Center wont to tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, wliero
he said ho had some orders to rocoivo. While
thoro tho juror was aldresaod by two gentlemen
who says ho went hotwocn them, to prevont.
anything being said about tho +, stokoa triei.
conversation took place. Tho Deputy adm,ts s
Dlaoka1nithe saloon, whore, he snyB, tho Juror
WAS paid bill Of s61, mud to Harry Hills, whorc
he reooived some orlere. Fronch, however,, om-
phatically donios that anything wna said about
tho stokos trial at other Of thoae places. Not
withdrawing tho assertions Of Mr: Conter and
Deputy Fronch, howovor. it te pretty vol UNDER
stood that lilo allegations against tho juror arc
not without foundation. The District Attorney
intends to investigate tho matter thoroughly.
Ono faot ia oortatn. that, notwithstanding tho
vigilance excroHod by tho proaoouting officials.
one or two mon wore impano1od on tho jury who
should never havo boen.
, 1873-11-01
NEW YORK.

The New Orleans Suit Against Rut-
lcr -- CITY Einnllccs - Revenues De-
rived from the Saloo1l-1sllstncsss
TIE SUIT AGAINST DUTLEn.
New YonK, Oct. 31.-The suit Of Brlston
against Gen. Butler for tho recovery OF the value
Vi two notes for 515. .00D, seized BY tho General
while at Now Orleans, was closed to-day. De-
cfsion reserved.
U1TY FINANCES.
The appropriations for city expensca for 1874,
approved today by the Board Of Eatimate and
Apportioument, foot up 925,500, ,00O,- in-
crease over last year Of ii, 300 ono. Tie county
appropriations foot up $l9. ao0. .o0o,--an increase
over Inst year Of over So, ,000,000.
THE BALLOON BUSINESS.
Tho Excise Board reports over 1000 liquor
saloons of various kinds between, fourteenth
street and the Battery. Tho Board hns received
s4Su 900 for licensea tho present yoar. being
Sl10,00O above that received by tho old Ring
Board.
MpHTuAHY.
Tho body Of John, G. Hconan arrived here
to-day The funeral services will be held or
Sunday morning, and the remains will DO taker
to Albany for intorment.
, 1873-11-01


WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-For Saturday, IN the
Gulf States, northweaterly winds backing to
soutl1wcst, with cloRr weather. For tho ex-
trome Northwest, falling barometer, BoutheEly
winda, and rising temperature. For the
Upper Lake region, rising barometer and
westerly winds, possibly increasing to brisk for
tho Lower Lakes, southwest winds, which will
yeer to west, with cloudy and clearing weather
Tor Now England, southeast and northeast
winds, cloud and rain !; for the Middle States,
uorthenat winds, yeoring to southeast and south
weet, with threatening woather and rain
for tho South Atlantic states south
easterly winds, rising barometer, and clear
weather. For tho Ohio Valley. westerly winds
voering to northwest, with generally clear
weather. -.
Cautionary signals continue at 0swogo,
Rochester, buffalo, Eric, Cleveland. Toledo, Do
troit, saueoon, A1pona, Grand Raven, Chicago,
and milwaukee,.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENrY-Foun HOURS.
WAsu1SoToN, D. c., Nov. IL a. m.-The
aroa OF barometnr that was on Thursday night
coutral over Lake Michigan has moved quite
slowly eastward into Canada. Tho barometer
has fallen very generally. but rison again over
lilo Middle aud Eastern States and Lower
Lakes. Tile temperature has fallen nt
all tho stations except few on tho
South Atlantic coast SouthWesterly winds.
with partly cloudy weather. prevailing IN tho
cloar weather in tho Western Gull States. Bouth-
west winds. with cloudy Weather and occasional
SNOW, prevail on tho Lowor Lakes. Southwest
winds. with clear weather, over the Ohio aud
| Missouri Valleys.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL a. m.
Sutton. |Bar. |TRr| W'ud. }Rain| Weather.