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Slipping on the Ice.

Maria Ann went to the front door
last evening to see if the afternoon
paper had come She had been deliv|
ering a short address to me concerning
what she il pleased to term my "cold
molasses style" of moving around.
As she opened the door she remarked:
81 like 10 see a body move quickly
prompt, emphatic" that was all but
| heard some one humping down the
steps in a most prompt and emphatic
manDer, and | reached the door just in
time to see my better half sliding across
the sidewalk in 8 sitting posture. |
sugges ed, as she limped back to the
doo-, that there might he such thing
as too much celeritv but she did not
seem inclined TO carrv on the converse
tion, and started for my Office.
Right in front Of me, on the slippery
sidewalk, strobe two Independent
Knights Of st Crispin. They were
talking over their plans for the future,
and as I overlook them | heard one Of
them say: 81 have only nv two hands
to depend upon; but that is fortune
enough to any man who is not afraid to
work. | intend to paddle nv own
canoe; | believe | can make nv way
throuyh the world" his feet slid ont
from under him and I've came down in
- ,h e tN1 hoI
could never make his way through the
world in that direction unless he came
down harder, and that if he did he
would 90 through among the "heathen
Chinee," and he was really grateful for
the interest | manifested He invited
me to place where ice never forms on
the sidewalk
Then | slid along behind loving
couple on their wav to Madame Anna
Bishop. Their hands were 'rozen to
4ether; their hearts heat as one.
Said he: INV own, shall think
no'hing of hard work if can make
YOU happy 1t shall be my only aim
70 surround you with comfort; my
sympathy shall tighten every sorrow,
and through the path of life will be
YOUR stay and support; your"-he
stopped. His speech was too flowery
'or this climate, ard as l passed them
abe was irving to lit him MP.
Two LAWYERS coming from the court
honse next attracted nv attention.
All !" said one. Judge Foster would
soon rule that ont We must copcede
the first two points We can afford to
40 it if the evidence sustains the third
hut on this position we must take our
firm etand"-his time was up. left
him moving for q new trial.
! unused. What"a lesson the ice
teaches us How easily is humanity
controlled by circumslances-and the
attraction Of gravitatiOn What ser
mon might he hasei-I got up and
took the middle OF the street TO prevent
further accidents
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI. January River rising
With thirty feet in the channel. The
weather is clear and warm. There is
considerable ice floating. The upper
works o. the sunken steamer Mountain
Boy were carried of to-day by the ice
The hull lies where it sunk.
LOUISVILLE, January There ID
considerable ice floating in the river.
The Coal Hill left for Wheeling last
night, but had to lay up six miles
above here on account of the ice.
PErTsBURGH, January Coal de-
partures January 7th, twenty.nine
steamers; amount Of bush els 4, ,427, 900.
More leaves to. morrow.
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ARKANSAS.
Governor Baker on Disfranehise.
ment.

Governor Baker on Disfranehise-
ment.
LIrrLB Rock, January In his in-
augural message yesterday, Governor
Baxter, in reference to enfranchisement,
ssys: The disfranchisement of certain
classes for participation in the rebellion
is great impediment in the way OF
restoring fraternal feelings among the
people, and | am gratifed to know that
there is general disposition manifested
to relieve the people in this respect 1t
is needless for me to cay that | desire
the immediate enfranchisement Of the
persons who are now denied voice in
the election Of their rulers. From
present indications, it is safe to presume
that before another general election
shall be held, this last vestlge OF the
late civil war will have been completely
obiterated. He concluded by express
ing the hope thst peace and prosperity,
with all their accompanying blessings,
may prevail throughout the State dur
ing the administration upon which they
were about to enter
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IOWA.
Murder NJ Cedar Fails.

CEDAR RAPIDS, January IA man
named Wright was murdered al Cedar
Falls Yesterday. 1t appears that
Wrights intimacy si;h a German girl
had occasioned jealousy on the part Ola
German. Wright came into the house
for break fast when the girl snot him iD
the head, and he ran to the window
and got partly ont when the Dutchmsn
shot him. Both balls took effect IN
the head, and he died this afternoon.
A boy who heard the shooting gave in>
formation to the Mayor. who had the
man and girl and beg mother arrested
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TIE term OF service OF Hon. Thomas
w. Osborn as United States Senator
from Florida will expire with the pres
ent Congress. Among those who as
pire to the position are Chief Justice
Randall, brother Of I-Postmaster Gen.
eral Randall; Horstio Jenkins, Jr.
Harrison Reed, the present Governor oi
the State; John Tyler, son Of the late
exp resident Tyler; General Sanford,
and F. A. Dockray, formerly Collector
Of the Port of Jacksonville. All these
are white men. Among the negro can.
didates are State Senator Mescham, o.
Jefferson. and Assemblyman Scott, OF
Dqvsl. There are other portions ofthe
State yet to hear from.
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NEW YORK.

The Credit Mobilier Investigation
New YORK, January IA specia
from Washington to the Evening Pos
saws: The publication OF the testimony
taken by the Credit Mobilier Committee
has caused much comment here to-day
especially in Congressional circles, and
the fact that several members OF Con-
gress appear in the evidence as having
held stock, after emphatic assertion to
the contrary, elicits unfrisndly criticism
in many quarters. Other members are
believed to have possessed stock, and
there is a determination on the part OF
some of General Buffers adverssrles TO
have him summoned.
The Governors Message
The Governors message wac trans
mitted to the Legislature at Albany to-
day. 1t enters at length into State sta
,istics. The balance in the treasury
amounts to 1851 500 The passage OF
a law is recommended requiring the
State Comptroller to provide for de-
ficiencies by adding them to the TAX
levy. Appropriations for private
charities are condemned. The State
debt is s25, ,3s6,725. The schools and
ch haritable institutions he considers in a
satisfactory condition. 1t recommends
the passage Of law regulating the man
sgement and credits of banks for savings,
and repeating all special privileges in all
existing charters. The surplus earned
by the canals during the past year ls
81 ,202,572, exclusive OF extraordinary
repairs. These latter expenses make
the canals cost the State $3l4,oI3,
which must be raised by bonds or taxes
The policy OF retaining the canals un-
der the control OF the State is recon-
mended. The Champlsin ship canal 10
alluded 10 as meritorous. An amend
ment to the State Constitution is pro-
posed in order TO fund the State debt
AlIusion is made to the late ring frauds.
He alludes Significantly to the numer-
GUS murders in New York city and to the
numerous fires, and suggests a revision
of the existing laws regarding the con.
struction of buildings.
Emigration.
A epecial meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce was held this afternoon to
consider the report of the special COM
mittee on the subject Of the bills before
Congress concerning emigration. The
report states that those bills are not
calculated to promote emigration and
that the existing laws are amply sutfi-
cient The report was adopted.
Trial OF Tweed.
On the opening Of the Court OF Over
and Terminer to-day, the District At
torn ey announced that he was ready to
proceed with the trial of Tweed. A
long technical argument took place be-
the counsel The defense made a
lengthy argument for postponement,
which the court refused Being thus
com PEELED to proceed, Mr.. Graham en-
tered on tedious argument regarding
the various counts in the indictment
The argument lasted till recess, After
recess Mr.. Graham stated that counsel
b. ad decided to do nothing further to-
day, and to commence the trial to-mor-
row by empannelling a jury.
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MEMPHIS.
steamer Indiana on Fire.

MEMPHIS, Jannary 7.-On Friday
morning last at 4 o'clock. when the
steamer Indiana, upward bound, wa.
lying at the bank opposite Lake Prov
idence, repairing her wheels. a fire
broke ont in the nursery, burning that
and the stairway and ipjuring the ladies'
cabin to considerable extent, but was
finally subdued. Lizzie Hale, cham
bernaid, was 30 badly burned that she
died the next morning Another woman
Jumped overheard and was crowded.
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RatIrohd Accident.

PHorIA, January IA broken rail
at Edwards station, twelve miles from
here, threw the Omaha express, on the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
road, of the track yesterday. The
engine passed over sa'ely, but the last
car, containing the most of the psssen.
gers, was detached. No one was killed,
bat about dossa injured.
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CLEVELAND.
The Valley Railroad Election.

CLEVELAND, o, January Full
returns from the Valley railroad cleo
ton show a msjority Of only 74S, which
falls far below the two-thirds required.
That settles question which has been
holly discussed in this city and neigh
boring towns, through wh ch the road
proposes to run. Its failure will be a
great disappointment 10 some Of the
leading men OF the city. although, not.
withstanding. the road ia almost sure 10
90 through.
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CINCINNATI.
Death OF An actor.

CINCINNATI, January w J Hal
pine, a young actor Of considerable
merit, died at the St. James Hotel, to-
day, from injuries received at Pixies
Opera House, last week, during the
per 'ormance OF Ned Buptline's Indian
play, in which Mr.. Halpine represented
an Indian chief. The character en-
braced several severe scuffles, during
one Of which Mr.. Hslpine was acci-
dentallv kicked or hurt in such q way
as to produce pertonitis, which, after
four or fve days of great suffering,
caused his death.
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A bloody affray the result of an old
family teud, took place st Beaver
Creek, Floyd county, Kentucky, OF
New Years Day. William Sizemore
was killed outright, and William Tur.
ner morally and John Turner danger
ously wounded. All the parties wsrs
respectable sitiGsns.
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From the Charleston Courier, January 81
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-On last Satur-
day morning, at about two o'clock, a
house occupied by family named
hartindale, situated near Hurricane
Bridge, in Putnam county, WAS entirely
destroyed by are, and one OF the family,
a girl about nine year. OF age, burned
TO 9 crisp!
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CHICAGO.
VI q rdered.

CHICAGO, January IL. G. Larsen,
an iuofensive young Swede, was set
upon last night, in the West Division
BY party OF roughs, and in the scuff1e
which ensued was stabbed to the hear
by one OF them. Larsen died instantly
The murderers have not yet beer
found.
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PITTSBURGH.
strike OF Cinnamon Reported.

StriAe Oh Shinhinen hcpOrteu.
PITTSBURGH, January Tt is re.
ported that the Cinnamon employed at
the Beaver Falls cutlery works are on
a strike for higher wages. 1t is said to
be among the latest importation, who
want seventy FIVE cents per day in gold
instead Of sixty, as the contract stipu.
lates.
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Mrs. Springmeyer, a widow living
on the corner OF Pleasant and Green
streets, Cincinnati, was found By her
daughters, on Monday evening, dead in
her bed. The cause was probably di-
4ssass Of ths heart
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TOlrdO Market,
TOLEDO January :

TOLEDO, January !.
FL0UR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; amber Mich
igan at 81 6Si; No. l red at 81 90!
No. 2 red at 81 65. Corn quiet snc
steady; high mixed at 3Sc Oats quiet
No. 2 at 3l2c.
HOGS-All weights at 81 80.
SEEDS-Clover dull and nominal.
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Bismarck's Retirement.

BERLIN, January During the ses-
sion of the Prussian Diet to-day, Count
Won Eulenber Minister OF the In
terror, in an address explanatory Of the
recent resignation of Prince Bismarck,
stated that Bismark retired from the
Premiership solely because the duties OF
a double office were too heavy for him
at his advanced age; the Cabinet still
remained Bismarckisn and was carry
ing ont the Bismarckian policy.
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RUSSIA.
The CxaInMifch Ii

The CzaTOwitch Improving.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January His
f, val Highness, the Czarowitch, con-
tinues slowly to improve. and there is
every reason to hope Tor his recovery.
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Arthur Goodrich, boy. who was in
jured by falling roof, at the time Of
the tornado at Chillicothe, Ohio, last
summer, died Sunday OF internal In
iuriss received at that time.
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Hostiirties Commenced.

MADRID. January 7.-Active hos
tilities have been commenced by
the Carlists, under Don Alphonso de
Bourbon, who. with large force has
appeared in the provinces Of Bassy
and Navarro, and all communication by
railway between these points has been
cut off and the telegraphic wires have
also been cut The Government has
been apprised Of the movemenst OF the
Csrlists and force dispatched to re
pulse them.
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GER MAN Y.
Prince BIxmarck III.

BERLIN, January 7.-Priuce Bis
narck has again become indisposed in
consequence of a severe attack OF rheu-
matism. His illness, however, is not
con siderad hanperona
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Coal Miners Strike.
SPAIN.
Royal Banquet.

MADRID, January IA royal BAN
quet took place at the Palace, yester-
day. Their Mgesties the King and
Queen we're present in person with the
members of the Cabinet and large as
sembly OF distinguished political Off
GERS. The Foreign ambassadors were
also present, by invitation.
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Editorial Department,

IulIOrldl D6pdfLllleQJ
we need only refer TO the management nj
| this department OF the paper in the past, a.
| the best guarantee Of It's course In the fu-
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outspoken, independent, fearless.
Special attention wall also be given In
our Literary end Art Reviews 10 new
books, paintings, &c.
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FOREIGN.
EsGLAND.
Condit,on OF Napoleon.

Condition OF Napoleon.
CHlsELHURsr, January !, 7:5O A, NJ.
"A morning bulletin Issued by the
physicians Of Napoleon .siys his condi-
ton at this hour remsibs unchanged.
He passed a favorable Sight and is
quiet and cem posed this morning.
There has been no recurrence Of danger
ous symptoms and it is believed that ne
will now progress uninterruptedly
toward recovery.
LA,ER-Noon--Am midday bulletin just
issued says the e1-Emperor is resting less
quiet than during the morning. The
local symptoms are severe, and the IN
valid is suffering severe pain. His
condition is not considered dangerous.
HE strength continues good, and he
bears his suffering with much fortl-
tuGe.
CHIsELHURsr, January 10 P. M
The condition of the ex-Emperor Ma
poleon, as announced by the bulletin
this evening, is unchanged. His physl-
clans state that he must undergo a
third operation. A consultation was
held by them today, and alter careful
examination OF their patient it was as
certained that the obstruction had not
been entirely removed The result Of
another operation is dreaded, and it is
feared that the continued strain upon
hi. system will be followed by fatal
consequences.
Coal Miners Strike.
LONDON, January IA general
strike is now in progress in the coal
mining districts Of Wales. 1t is esti-
mated that seventy thousand men are on
the strike. In many Of the mines work
has been entirely suspended and a gen.
eral stoppage OF operations is feared
In the affected districts coal is at famine
prices and the effect is being felt dis
sstrously ;jps1Esde throughout the
country. Tfz sfrikers demand an
increase in wages, which has been re-
fused by the employers, who have com
bined for the protection Of their in
terests.
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Fire.

Jacob Cooper's wood molding estsb-
lishment, No. 1908 Spruce street, was
DESTROYED by fire this afternoon. The
loas will reach from $50, 900 to SAC, 900,
upon which there is partial insurance
in the Royal, Of Liverpool, and other
insurance companies.
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GaAhen ClIaAaI

IN BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE
OU tAst received and tor sale by
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PHILADELPHIA.
Dangerously III.

PHILADELPHIA, January 7.-Wash-
ington butcher, Esq, director OF the
Pennsylvania railroad and President OF
the American Steamship Company. and
a1so extensively engaged in the whole
sale provision business, is lying seri-
ously i'll at his residence in this city,
and cannot recover He is well known
throughout the country.
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Lard OIL.
Dried PPacbes

On BARRELS EXTRA WINTER, FOB
nnvii IfET. DAvFNPnRT 4 PlRvs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-22
Umpire CITY MINING ccNp,Ny.

Umpire CITY MINING rCMp.NY.
H Location - We ks: 1,t 'pring ii 'r;rt.
Hor11as rcIinty. State If NJ v:t1a-Nf O.. in
" r. by Civ. n :h"t 1T p n;' ting # ii, Pc;rd IF
Trustees Of said Comp ny htld on the fw. rfy-
first day Of Arri!. A r. 1878 an ass. ssrrtrt Il
i've certs p'rSharc was levi, d npon The Genital
stock Of said Co" p ny. ra'. hid iInniotliat y in
United Stat gold ,cin. to the Secretary ~ Fn-
pre- CITY. orlnsfv c. nfty. Safe Of Nfvrfa.
AnT stock uoor w II said .nis mt slsll r. min
unpaid or the ?a1b day Of May. A D. 1873 shall
he deemt dtlineu' Mt snd will h. drly "|vsr-
tistd f'rsaia st public snrfion. AND miles, nay
MONDAY. HGih' 'ay Of Ione, A d. 's72 +" rsy
tn" d. l;npGent ut t9et her with costs Of
advertising aud exnrrs. % s"'c.
ap2G-lm JOSEPH WALTER, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS nE:JlNc

THE STOCKHOLDERS, or THE
Empire City Mining C,.mpary arr h, r-iy
nniiiiIG that :l;- Ss.Ii- tEIIutl Meeting of the
s"inpany- for The .lecii, at q Board Of rus
t'.s IL s.-ve fer TIE .n-u e six months will
br held ~ the Office IF III, COMPANY at Empire
ely. Ornlsby County. State Of Nevada on
Friday 3uth May. 1875. at o'rlnck P. NJ
ADAM WELTER President:
JOSEPH Wal TER, SECRETARY
rnyl6-.d
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axe Warning !!

THE y. 4 r. II. Il. COMPANY Ar!
I anxious to fake due pr,r-nsi,n agrinsf =
dents and loss Of lf. result III frcin runniY
their trains: and they TX; this rne.ho.i
-arning Parents and GnarliHns .gr,rst ~.
myers att nj in. th- tao common practice
.ildr. Il nlaying alb ~! their Cars and lo,.nnn,
'ves. Those hrving in chars- tn. hlIsin.
he Company fni il impossible TO rEPsrAp'
IVA. who fr.qu mt the f.rmini and stcpp;n
'scts Of the road from climbing upon the csv
nd engines. and III. v will feel thems.lv.
bliyeti To- uSrrt 10 NOR. decided meaEEr.
'icsa annoy anc.s Continued. Recent acri
nts. which >r wholly -S~ribablr to the car
ssntss Of persnES humping ,,n md of the car
hen in motion. should b. warning enough i,
themselves. II. N. YERINGTON.
Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-23
ESS. r. EESEbLS
BITTER WINs OF IEON

Has never oeel Known 70 tAti Il the cure 81 weaE.
ness sttesded Win symptoms. llu.El losItIsu q "a
eTiion; loss Cl memuty: uil:Is1iry ni freatrIrgs
genera! We kAtas HJirr q d4=rss-; ycas, efy ls
utMUl ng; dreadful. A3.r lroi Geaih; LlaulsE Ats
cod feel; weakness; Gimutss u VISION; .aLyE
universal lhsslLuGe : the muscular sy-ttm; sbII-
nous appetite, Win oyspep'I5 s!mptO44s: Hat
hands; flushing Of th= bo1y Iryn II the sEip:
pal cCuntthan5 e AID r4rtlJls .He fac, pun
lying tEe blood; pam 10 the bach: 1eAY4utss If lt-
eyslds; tftquelt p.a x spD,s ii ing fJrs me ss
with ten poTary tunuSlU aau Igzs Of .Snt; W.L d
attention etc these sJmrlgls al ans from
Weakness aid l. TsiuepF That 50 i. z. hEAKGL'E
blltef vine Ot ron. ttHHYer ial.s lHUasAlds ar
I1@ tuloilnE ttaith WAt h-'e g. ID Il IaAe .L.y
i. hUShELs.
beware q toGutcrtei-s euI gasc limitations. As
kunkels Bitter 'tILe Of It,. is WeI. khoRu .
over ne country, hrgFslHts themselves m.te 81
imitation and ~ 70 PAM 1t IN their Gust m=Ts
Hheh they col Il kgf.se.'s Bitter NtHs Of IRON
huukeis Glitter wine " iEIl Is put up "a 5 in 81
bottles, and 4as .t.ip" WTdpry uleel4 put Il nc
Cuts4de, with Tic FlupJ.t. rs pag-os rapH uu the
Wiapptr Ct eacA pst lt. AWAY lOoA r the bhU-
tosraph On t4e Ol'side, o. d sya Ht waFs be .Ie
70 get Inc genuine Article d - 81. usg4sLs ana
uea4tTs, eFetJHhETe
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htufs WI harmless v {, ale Me1cILr 10 lee
asked ulti! the cuzlIs pgln, Wi.I Uta1 paksss
keTtr those aete1 to 5esldr Lis y L. tltg " l9u
nave culed, That naH uesh Unnecessarily lre4.s al
tit HrtsJh Mta a. - Irge. Ja teu.a ztrreI; ital
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mas geeh III Uuslue=s iOT uver - y-ars and ) ser.
iecLJ reliable. Cal aud &c. Advice Tree ha.
moved tape worm ir0.u & Cal.l years Old uIeasuf.
lug 20 ieet. Ca. s44 sc 81 --lBels al Ctgs.