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the symptoms OF Health.

Health has its symptoms as well as disease.
The clear eye, the fresh complexion, the steady
hand, the firm step, the unclOuded brain, brisk
ness OF spirits, and disposition to look on the
bright sid of any thing, are indications that the
an NAL machinery is IN perfect working order.
HAPPY ara they whose running gear Of lie is in
this excellent coalition, and fortunate too are
they who know how to bring It into such con-
ditiOn if disarranged. Ali who have experienced
or witnessed the effect of HOstettsr's Stomach
Bitters upon IN weak, brOken-d down, despond-
ing victims OF dyspepsia, Ever complaint, fever
and ague, rheumatism. nervous Gebitty OF pre-
mature decay, know that in this supreme tonic
and Alternative there exists a specific principle
VIII Oh reaches the very source OF the trouble and
effects an absolute aud permanent cure n PtH-
JibHs Ua1sna might be aptly In -cribed ON the ia
bel for the pre- paratiOn Is plurality Oh remedies
condensed INTO one irresistible antidote.
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MARKETS BIZ FELEGKAPH.
The Cotton szarkeaz.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5. - Cotton firmer;
middling upands $50; middling Orleans
95d. Sales $1,000 bales; speculation and
export 5000 bales; American 5000 bales;
sales of uplands on basis low middlings
November delivery sgd; on basis good ordi-
nary September delivery 8 1850; on basis
low middlirgs October sgd. Sales of the
week 5000 bales, exports 5000 bales;
speculation 1000 bales; stock 775,000
bales; American 275, 200 bales; receipts
$4,000 bales; American 1900 bales;
actual export 1000 bales; stock ahoat 2Sl,-
600 bales; American 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5-CottOn frmer;
sales 500 bales; ordinary 123613c; strict
ordinary 14t614ac; good ordinary 1536
16c; strict good ordinary 16a6l7c; low mid
dlings 17ac: middliDgs 1e3c; strict mid
dlings very scarce at 19c; receipts 337 bales;
exports coastWise 2,811bales. (; stock 8, TAB.
Sales of the week 2,450 bales; receipts net
1,055 bales; gross 1897 bales; exports coast
wise 2,S11 bales. This statement embraces
but five days-from the first to the nth, in
elusive.
MEMPHIS, Sep. 5.-Cotton market firm;
demand fair; ordinary 126l3c; good or
binary 16c; low middliDgs 1Stc; middlings
1910; shipments last "a hours 2O7 bales;
receipts Tor past day 1873 bales; receipts for
past week TO bales; shipments 1,465
bales; GALES $500 bales; stock 3,l56.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.--Co:tOn market is
quiet and firm at 1870.
LOUISVILLE, Sept o. Cotton hrmer
at 1876.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.--Cotton excited and
prices higher.
LONDON, Sept. 5, 3 P. M.-Consols
for money 92s6924; on account 92aG92s;
5-20's, '65, 953; do. '67, 95l; do. l0-40's
9O1; new 5 2O's 91t; Erie AZ Tomorrow
is a holiday, and Stock Exchange viii be
closed Rate of discount in open market
for months bills 81. Weather throughout
England to-day wet and unfavorable to
crops.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5-Breadstufs firm.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 3 --5-20's, 1862 973e.
PARIS, Sept 5.-Reutes 62f 92ad.
New York Money Markot.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The settlement Of
the Geneva award By Great Britain and the
I'm i pawn Mt by France to Germany on &C
count Of the war indemnify occurred to
day. The final payment on account OF tie
Geneva award was 100000, of which
$3.50, 740 was paid in called bonds and the
balance in gold These tw important
events attracted much attention In hpanclat
circles. Sterling was firmer and higher st
7z for go days and Sc for sight. Custom
recei IS to-day S413, 900. Gold was ak
and feVerish, declining from ll5a to Ia
amid considerable excite It is said
that Gould has cen free seller Of gold al
week, and that be will lock up mo ey by
relieving currency proceeds. Loans were
from TO per cent for carrying and Fat
fur borrowing. CleariDgs 5000 OOJ.
The Assistant Treasurer oisbursed $780,
600. Money was active all day at per
cent. and gold with a sudden jump near
the close Of bank hours to lie, but one OF
Vanderbilt's brokers offering 10 loan $5O,-
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EDUCATIONAL.

HsRD.-MadamoiselI Eugene. N. Toupet,
" Teacher of the French, will receive French
scholars, boys ana girls, ladies and gentlemen,
at her residence, 100 Church street, on Monday,
the first of September, 1873. If preferred, she
will give private instruction 10 French at the
residence of the parents of her pupils. Mile
Toupet viii also form q French Glass of young
ladies in Edgefeld, that she will receive and give
instruction TO three times week, in Mrs. Henri
Weber's Female Seminary ON Woodland street
FO' terms, ETC.. apply personally or through the
Postoffice, to Mile f, Nj. TOupet, 100 Church st,
Nashville, or to Mrs II. Weber, Edgefeld.
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FINANCE AND lRADE.


CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE,
There is no change in our money mar
ket. The banks are doing bat little In the
way OF discounts, and only loan to few of
their best customers on short time, at the
rate OF ten per cent per annum.
Exchange on New York is firm. The
banks buy at par and sell at the rate of 81
per Thousand premium.
GOLD AND SILVER.
There is very decided decline in gold,
1t having closed in New York yesterday at
114s. Dea ers here in the forenoon were
willing to pay ia, but later In the day
would not offer over 1l3a Silver is taken
at los for halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds show another decline
to-day. The following are the quotations
ak 2.2O.
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NaehvssHe Flour ana szrnar nrarkas.

FLoUR-Market fairly active IS follows
Super6ne $5.2566.O0; single z S5.75A
6.25; Xxx a6.50AT.25; Xxx $7.2567.75;
family $7.75G8.25; choice family $3.50
$50. - -
Corn MEAL-Market quiet. We quote
at 62a665c per bushel for unbolted and
bolted, sacked and delivered in depot.
CoRN-No transactions to-day.
WHEAT-We report sales of 1000 BUSH
els to-day at ST. 42an145 per bushel.
OATs-We quote at 35c, buying loose.
and 4S650c in store, bags included.
BRAN-We quote aE $500 per ton,
loose in bulk and $1,000 per ton sacked
and delivered in depot.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses I'm early lie.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed. New method OF Eeatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books aud Circulars sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSUCIATIUN, NO. SCuth Ninth street,
Philadelphia Pa, an institution having high
reputation for honorable coI.juct and profess
siOnal skill. fvS dStw3m sp3dp
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DRIED FRUIT--We have heard Of no
further receipts than those reported several
DAYS ago.
EGGs-We quote at 15c from wagon.
PEANUTS Market steady at $l.25 per
bushel from wagon.
PoTAToEs-In demand and advancing.
Sales to-day from first hands at 81 90 per
barrel. We quote from stote at 81 80.
FEATHEBs-MsIket steady at zoe for
prime selections.
GusENe-We quote at 81 0061 o., the
latter figure berg paid only for choice lots.
BEEswAx Dull at 27c. -.
Wool There is good deal coming in,
but prices continue extremely low. We
quote common unwashed 25G27c; un-
washed combing 306S2c; tub washed,
common, 40642c; bury lots 56lOc less.
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RXns Msxbat Al, xoAo1

RAGs-Market dull st3N31c.
HAY-We quots cid at $24 per ton, and
market dull. = =
PoULTRY-Spring chickens command Is
6lsc. 80
BurrER-We quote good country at 20
623c. -
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zasnviIse Provision saarkes,

Market firm as follows packed nom
store:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 103c; cleEr
rib sides 10tc; shoulders Ole.
BACoN-Ulear sides 11sc; clear rio sides
lie; shoulders 104c.
LARD-Choice in tierces 9ac; kegs 1910;
buckets 11ac.
CHoICE HAMs-Sugsr-cured canvased
15sc.
BREAKFAST BACON Sugar cured 1876.
DRIED BEEF-Csnvssed 1876.
BEEF TONaUEs-Per dozen So.
Bacon from the country is coming in
freely, and we heard of sales from wagon
to-day at 10c for shoulders, 11611tc for
sides and 1876 for hams.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Tennessee bonds are 6rmer, closing in
New York at 81s. Thew would bring in
this market about SIC. The pas. due cou-
pons are qaies at 63c.
Comptroller's warrants are dull and are
in but little demand by tax payers. Deal
ers buy at 90692 and hold at 95c.
For quotations Of other local securities
we refer to those given by the Nashville
Savings Company, corner Union and Col
lege streets .s
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FOR RENT.
STRAYED.

~~>1NrOoNO1N~oNO~C NNNNNNNNNNNNNoN~~
- College street, on the 4th inst, Brown Mare
Mule, six years old, and about lax hands high;
no other marks remembered. A liberal reward
viii be paid for her return to the Stable as
above. X, ID. WOODFlN.
seIl6 #
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Nashville Grocery Market.

SUeARs-NeT Orleans, In hogsheads 8
G11c for fair to choice; Demerars lac
l2c; standard hards 125c; New Orleans
claT snd white 124G12sc; do. yellow lac;
A cCGte lie; B do. 115c; extra G do. 1lac;;
Porto Rico 10a011c; yellow G 1ON11c.
M0LAssEs AND SIRUPs-NeW Orleans
7O675c; sirups $4,000; golden strip so
d65c.
CoFFEE-Market still advancing. We
quote Rio, common to choice, 255 227c;
Laguayrs &c; Java soc.
NAILs-We quote At $500 for 10ds, and
26e additional for diminishing grades.
SALT-We quote Z bushel barrels at
So 90 per barrel in depot.
CANDLEs-We quote star 19N19Ic %
pound. - =
FIsH-We quote as follows: half bar
rels, Nos. l, and 8, S.. 90, 81 .25 and $3.50;
N kits, Nos. !, and 8, s2.50, $500 and
s1.75. =
RIcE-We quote at 9a61Oc.
TEAs-We quote Imperial $1.0On1.50;
Young Tyson $l.1561.50, Black 75cN
$1.25; Gunpowder s1fa1.50.
PowDEB-Dupont 500; Sycamore Mills
500; blasting $500; fuse per 100 feet Csc.
SHOT-We quote patent $780, Buck
$3.15. =
LIQUORs-We- quote common Tectifed
whisky % gallon 81; Robertson County
s1.75ASS; Bourbon s1.25N5.5O; Lincoln
County $1.T562.2 5; Highwines 81,
COTTOE TIEs-We quota st 10c.
BRooNs-We quote at s2.50RS.5C sS
dog.
soAP-We quote at 56se y n, orsS6
$50 % boz.
BAeGING-We quote at 15G16c for
hemp and fax.
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BANKING. -
BANKING HOUSE HOUSE
Nashville Savings Company.
L. q. T.ARBOX. Gssshssr
FMOs. q. .M,ARR, Pves,t,
RANKING.
FMOs. q. yM,ARR. Pvss,t,

NEPOsITS REOEIVED AND IETEREB1
~ allowed thereon; ioauz negotiated, coisse-
lions nsda, and General Banking business GszG-
seed. ian I Nv
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CATTLE-The receipts of cattle to-day
were 30 head, all of which we're sold.
Prices ruled somewhat lower than On the
previous day, though the selections were OF
as good an average as those received on
Thursday. The best shipping offered sold
at PC, and the rest butcheriDg cattle at 50
~ 30. Common cattle, mostly small and
thin in order brought S13561.75. The
market promises fair next week, more
especially shipping cattle and No. 1
butchers stuff
Few sheep offering, but arrivals taken
readily at 81 5063.00 per head.
No hogs Offering,
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THE TAI QUESTION.
Important Letter TO Govern
- or Brown.

what should be Taxed and How IL
should be Neutrality-suspicious. for
the People of Tennessee 10 Con-
slider.
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BANKING.
N1O.O>><OO<uO~>NcoNcO~O> >NOOoON~N~OC~~ON
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
" W. BERRY, OHAB. 4. HILLMAE
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
BANKING,
DANIEL y. CARTE

TVRANBAOTE A GENERAL EXOhANGa
4 Business and deals in United States Bonds
ind Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
WV. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAE. Vice President. sspi IL
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New Orlea.ls tSarkets.
CincInnatI Markets.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Flour firm and
higher at 81 O067.25. Wheat firm at 81 40.
Corn SIC. Oats and bar.ey quiet add I'M
changed. Groceries strong. Oils firm.
Eggs, butter and cheese-market steady
with a moderate demand. Provisions firm
err Mess pork frmer at SIC 125616 %.
Lard quiet; steam held at &c; kettle SIC.
Bulk meats frmer and mOre active; shout
ders S6S3c; Gear rib 94c. Bacon 6rmer,
closing with an improved demand; sales Of
shoulders a. 9095e; clear rib 104c; clear
sides 105e. Whisky steady.
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only propose 10 exempt sucn as can ara
will run away, and there is a great deal Of
personally that can't run away any more
than reslty-for instance, bridge stock, turn
pike stock, railroad and gas stock, etc D., etc.
And again there is q great deal that wont
run awsy-for instance, fine furniture, car
riages, pianos, watches, silverWsre, dia-
monds and other jewelry and host ofother
things too tedious to mention. To exempt
the items that would come under the rule
propose, would not amount TO one fifteenth
or Gne-twentieth the present taxable prop
erty, but in very few years we would in
crease so per cent.
Now, in conclusion, Governor, l will ask
you to call your Legislature together and
ask them O give the relif 1 ask, Or take
the necessary steps. They will do 1t. Do
lot decay till January, 1875, the next regular
session, for we can't stand delay. St. Louis
is daily extending her trade nearer d
nearer our doors, and taking from us trade
that nature aud art both Intended for us;
trade that we can't do r the lack of money,
and trade that St. Louis can sell cheaper
tran we can on account of the tax of five
Der cent. on our goods, Don't say it is too
expensive to call your Legislature together,
for it is a small matter. Our town of Mem
pbis alone is losing annually millions under
the present system, to say nothing
of other parts of the State. IL
fact, SO important is this matter
that Memphis ard Nashville alone, rather
than continue the present system for the
next fifteen yeais-if you would set them
free and give them ten years time before
they commenee--had better undertake to pay
the interest on and finally pay the whole of
the present State deUt. In fact it would be
better for Memphis to undertake it alone
for the freedom ask, rather than continue
things as are. Our present State debt is a
very small matter for our State, would Give
little or no oppression to our people, if our
doors were thrown open and the world 10
vited to come in with { cir movable we llth
and help Us pay it; instead of, as it is, hsv-
ing them closed, with placard stuck up on
our portals or cities, "DoD't you come here
wi your oney, trade, etc." as our sys-
tenn and rate of taxation practically says,
as far as Nashville and Memphis are con
cerned, and perhaps other cities of the
State. Very respectfully, yours, etc.
ENoCH ENsLEY.
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New York General Market.
Bazf1mSFs Markets.

firmer; western mixed 43644c. Rye quiet
at 75dS5e. Provisions dull, heavy and IN
22t6224c gold. Whisky, small sales $1.02.
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FOR SALE.

ITO BE SOLD at auction to-day, Sept. 6, at
10 O'Clock, at Widener's Stable, Front street.
good cond- hand Carriage, by Penteeost. 1t
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NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Tbere was a buoy
ant feeling In trade to day with an active
movement generally in dry goods from first
handS and through jobbers. Brown and
blesched cotton fannels and bags were &C
tive. Rolled iacerets were selling more
freely and bad an upward tendency. Prints
were exceedingly brisk, and ginghams were
more active. Dress goods sell freely. Fancy
cassimeres, beavers, repellants and hannsis
were in spirited demand. Imported dress
goods, black silks and mohair were brisk.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.-Bagging firm at
146l5c. Flour firm; extra family s. 756
900; fancy S7,75. Wheat firm; red S1.30;
amer 81 356l.40; white 81 40G1.45.
Corn, demand good at 5666Qc, sacked.
Oats frmer at 42644c. Rye firm; Irims
zoe. Barley firm Al S1.2061.25. Cof5e
strong and demand good at 25d2Sc, cur
rency. Hay dull; old $50; new S12615 so.
Provisions frmer. Mess pork SIG 80. Ba-
con-shoulders 91c; clear rib 10a6l0Sc;
clear sides 10ac, packed. Bulk mes59-
shoulders Sac; clear rib 9sc; clear sides 9sc,
loose. Plain hams 13613ac; sugar-eursd
14a14.c; good choice 81, q, q and Zoe.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
Maryland Affairs.

suoortSo CASE ~ cEciL CouSrY.-On Friday
last, Mrs. Hannah J. Murray, wife Of j. G.
Murray, living near Bay View, Cecil county
met with a severe and painful accident: shoot
ing herself in the side with = shotgun, causing
a dangerous wound. About four years ago,
Mrs. Murray had a severe attack OF the Typhoid
fever, which left her in such state OF mental
alteration that II was found necessary to keep
a sttict watch over her actions. She had, how
ever, partially recovered, but lew days ago
shs was seized with u II, OF melancholy, and II
was at fret thought that she had, while in this
condition, attempted TO destroy hcs life She
hersclr gAre this versisn OF she affair, bnt at
lending circumstances induced her friends 10
discrcdit her story. She had been engaged in
house-cleaning, and attempted 10 remove a load
cd gun, when, Il Is supposed, from the position
In which she was found IL vas accidentally dis
charged; the load taking effect in her side. She
vas found lying on the gun, grasping II with
her riuht hand near the muaxls In such u man-
ner as forbds the supposiiion that II was pur-
possly discharged.
Mr.. Murray, her husband, 10 4 brother-in-lsv
Of r. Y. DeNormandie, Of Wilmington.
SricipE.-On the gath ult. Darius Coleman,
living In Swan Creek Neck, In Kent county
went 10 the barn 10 feed his oxen, and Mrs. Cole
man, fearing that he vas not warmly clad, sent
p;s con with his fathers coat. The boy returned
and reported that his father was lying 10 ths
barn and would not speak 10 him. The family
were a, once nlssped ssd ssut for scspc Of The
peisbhors, who found him on ths ground hoo'
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

of the barn with his throat cut. An examina-
ton revealed the fact that Capt. Coleman had Gu,
his throat with razor on the upper floor OF the
barn, where large pool of blood was found,
and had then fallen 10 the lower floor, where he
was found ia an inscnsiblc condition. lie was
carried to the hoase aod medical aid soon rem
dercd, aad he fingered until Saturday last,
when death relieved him. Although he reeoS-
cred consciousness In short time, md COM
plsined that his throat WIS very Sore, he seemed
to be totally ignorant that he bad attempted 10
take his life. Capt. Colemans mental condi-
ton for some time has been a source oi ronstant
uncasncss To his frieuds.- tiss'cr'prH Nh
Trdascrigt.
B.gs iJuaSgu The barn Of Mr. Thomas w
Reed about three milvs from Eikion, on ihc
North Eis, Road. WIS fired, on Tuesday uighl
last between / ard - o clock, and wholly von-
smmed, together With a snta qhlnht! ut Prov
cnder two pigs AMI some poultry. one 'H'
aud two wagons were partly ournct Nr Reed
had gone To North Fest that evening and reach
ell home N the middle OF the Nj sht 10 hnd his
barn in flames The lire Is supposed 10 have
been tho work of some tramp, though accident
or carrlessncss The bui.dins Was insured III
the Cecil Company tor SIeU.-Ekgn lhJ.
SAP plAJH --Chc.tcrinNu Mas ,thdcnel or
Friday OF last wees hy the death " John ttr
sou, a prominent young ruan ., tins toNn, spt
OF Thos " Eiitson, Esd lie had lds1 sfada
at,i At the Jefferson Medical tulie.c. 10 Phiia
with high honogs and WIS about locating j
that cts when he WAS stricken down with "
phoid fever and died ALTER tvs wseas iliaess u
his .iih year
I Srictos a boy named Tarbui,on, abori /
wears oi ngr, living with hi. htuihcr On the ,icF
4 ~ farm near iiole,n-the-~nll. committed sii
1 eide on SATURDAY by hanging himself 90 rs"el
/ orchard lis uydy Was discovered ht MAJ
from the alm. house, nho had been io iiaruclt
/ mill 49, EnioH S'W
( nE.tH OF Ia : Z. BgNSI The tnrsieriow
! Ners announces the death ot i'r. S,uHe. J.
Beuuy al his res,dvncc At Uu,leaA. ~. Bona
! was a uai.sc uf Eastou, aud haI many TREND
there who viii deeply regret TO ncNr " y
dsitU.
Tnv Eas,on STR ,ays rbt wheat this sptin
Is not looking we'll much ol 1t having "eeG %
iutcd nud NOT q AWic ut i silvj ~ ihH haF
,fcc1. and dFs Weather IN starch.
A hogripis murder aud rnuUcry was commit,
au tlr Wcsteru shore last wccb AlF seotc,
1, merchant wns murdered Ia h,s store, the s.ul
roboed. aud then burned.
Judge " lch,s hi. teen appointed Prc.idehi
tile Beard 81 Visitors Ol Washington to,lcg
at Enesiertuwn.
The Po-,-u,hgc at sull Poni hls bcen 2
established.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
The New York World Of Tuesday
Tina revisvs the Connscticat election:


The Connecticut election on Monday is
The xss, uttcrsuce Of the peoples voice
siuce the people. not in cities only nor in
,owns, bus 10 the country also. have come
to full kuolcdge Of the Credit Mobilier
bribery and falsehoods Of tho foremost
leaders Of the Republican party (ths two
vice-Presidents. the three Senators. and
the four o. I've chairman Of the principal
committees Of the House Of Representa-
s;ves); the refusal Of the Republicans party
ia the Forty second Congress to punish
their crimes the salary grab; President
Grants signing Sl00, 900 into his private
vurse; his cynical abandonment Of all
pretence Of civil service reform after that
pre,eucs had served its purpose in promo:-
inc his reelection aud his subversion OF
the lawfully elected Government Of Loui-
si.ua Upon that fnll knowledge the
people Of Connection, have spoken, and
iheir language is plain and uumlstak
able.
Connection, has elected the Democrat
Charles S. Iugersoil, Governor by 400.
majority. Compare that majority will
IN. almost uninterrupted Republican
m.;ori,ies since 1886. and its great sig
ni6caucs will appear. |, is pointed BY ,h'
fact that General Hawley. who had NJ
par, nor lot in the disgrsceful conduct Q
his party. but denounced it, runs largely
ahead Of his party ticket.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

Except authority given the Minister Of
W., 70 ru'chas' 5n.ebo rides abroad, |,
caunt rr perceived that tho spanish
Goy,.nmcu, is taxing any active measures
against the Cari,;s Mtanwhilc they ap.
pear TO be- operating enrrectlcaly IN
Navarro. having DESTROYED an arch Of the
railway bridge at pu.h,l and cut oa
communication between Miranda and
Nit,orii seventy officers and men of n
hu>.ar regimen, IN }ayonno, with several
officers e artillery regiments, have gone
over ,n ihrn,
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

lxroRrAyr Basx CASE A recent case
before the Supreme Court Of Penn. is OF
considerable interest TO Banks aud to per-
sons having special deposits therein. The
Remington Bank was entered BY burglars
u few days ago, and was robbed OF some
special deposits, $50 600 Of which be-
lopecd to a Mr.. Scull The latter com
menced suit agniust the Bank for the re-
covery Of tha, amount The case was
brought to trial lately, and the Judge
charge to the Jury was in favor OF the
Bank, though the jury after considerable
delay brough, in verdic, for the plain
tia. Exceptions. Of course were imme-
dia,ely taken by the counsel for the Bank
and A new trial has been granted. which
is confidently expected from the known
opiuious Of the Court. TO rcsul. in re-
yersal Of the verdict There has neveI
been a. yet judicial decision, holding
Banks accountable for special deposits, OF
that simple issue. Persons. having boxes
or valuable.. lcft in any Bank for saf
keeping. will 6nd that Banks cannot b,
Justly or legally held accountable for .ucl
deposits. as no compensation Is recsiye'
for them, aud they are taken BY ih
bank, simply as . gratuitous faror.