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EDUCATIONAL.


HsRD.-Madamoiselle EUgenie NJ. Toupet,
" Teacher of the French, will receive French
scholars, boys ana girls, ladies and gentlemen,
ct her residence, 100 Church street, on Monday,
the first of September, 1873. If preferred, sh e
will give private instruction Ia French al the
residence of the parents of her pupils. Mile
Toupet will also form French Glass of young
ladies in Edgefeld, that she will receive and give
instruction TO three times a week, in Mrs Henri
Weber's Female Seminary on Woodland street
For terms, etc., apply personally OF through the
Postoffice, to Mile E. NJ Toupet, 80 Church ST.,
Nashville, or to Mrs. H. Weber, Edgeheld.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OURRRECY ANp ExCHANeE.

CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
Yesterday was rather dull day in finan-
cial circles, as there was scarcely anything
doing in bonds and stocks, nor the banks
discountiDg very freely. A few loans are
made on short time at the rate of ten per
cent per annum.
Exchange on New York is quiet. The
banks buy at par and sell at the rate Of 81
per thousand premium.
GOLD AND SILVER.
There was another very decided decline
In gold yesterday, it having closed at 1l35.
For the small sums offered here dealers pay
liz and hold at 1874. Silver is taken at
los for halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds are lower. The fol-
lowing are the noon quotations:
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Tennessee bonds are quiet but firm,
closing in New York at S14. Thew woald
bring In this market about Sic. The pas,
due coupons are worth about 63c.
Comptroller's warrants are quite dull as
there is but little demsnd by ax-payers.
Dealers buy 81 90692 and sell at 95c.
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock
is quoted at soc, though we hear of no sales.
For quotations of other local securities
we refer to those given by the Nashville
Savings Company, corner Union and Col
lege streets.
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STRAYED.

-oDOoON~OO~~ONNNNON
OTRAYED-From WOodfn's Stable, South
- college street, on the 4th inst, Brown Mare
Mule, six years old, and about lay hands high
no other marks remembered. A liberal reward
will be paid for her return TO the Stable as
above. r H. W0ODFIN.
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aaszvflae Ksosr sndl ssrsssn nnrnss..

FLOUR-Msrket fairly active as follows
Superfne S5.2566.90; single z $3.50
6.26; Xxx e6.5067.25; xxx $7.25n7. IS;
family $7.75Gs.25; choice family $3.50
so. 1kU 81 81 Il a1l.s.g f-fe4r.rcrI :
GoEE MEAIr-Market quiet We quote
II G2ad05e per bushel for unbolted and
boiled, sacked and delivered In depot.
CoRN-No transactions to-day.
WHEAT-We report sales Of 1000 BUSH
els to-day at 81. 423n1.45 per bushel.
oATs-We quote At 35c, buying loose,
and 4SG50c In store, bags included. -
BRAE-We quote az $1,000 per ton,
loose in bulk, and $1,000 per ton sacked
and delivered in depot. So
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FOUND.

THOUND.-Found at last. Joy to the afflicted.
Il Glorious news TO all The great health pre-
server and life invigorator, the cObqueror Of dis
ease, is found at last. 1t is DR.. Thorton's Liver
and Blood Medicine. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects or ERRORS and Abuses in early liie-
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed New method o. Z eatment. New and
remar kable remedies. BOOkt and Circulars sent
tree in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, no. south Ninth street,
PhIladelphia. Pa. an institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct aud profess
sional SKIN. jys dEw3m sp5dp
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BANKING.
BANKING.
N>-N<>"o'0>< o>s<>-~4> ,c~<->o~<~~o
BANKING HOUSE
Nashville Savings Company.
rHOs. 8. ya.aRR, rres.,s.

NRPosTTs REoKIvED AND INTENSE
~ allowed thereon; loans nsgctistsd, coIlec-
coma MADE, ss5 9enars! Banking bugiaesstrsae.
'Sseo' jsn1 1y
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1t is generous in the Ohio constitution
makers to provide that Quakers shall be ex-
empt from military duty sin time of peace;;'
but it was not meant to be jocular.
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The Mayor Of Toledo refuses to submit
to he mad dog excitement. BE says people
must keep out Of the wayof dogs.
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We are indebted to McAlister 81 Wheless
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day:
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6, 12:30.-Cotton
strong. Middling uplands sgd; middling
Orleans 95d. Sales to-day 1900 bales, OF
which 1900 bales are for export and specu-
lation.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s, 1:3O.-Cotton
unchanged. Middling upIands sgd; mid
ding Orleans gid Sales to-day 1900
bales, of which 1000 bales are for export
and speculation. Sales Of American 6,00O
bales.
New YORK, Sept. 6.-Cotton-Bombay
receipts from Aug. 29 to Sept. 5, 1000
bales; exports TO Great Britain 5000 bales;
exports to the continent 1000 bales.
Stock afoat n Bombay harbor 1000 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 10:l5.-Cotton-
Held b CHER. Market strong. Ordinary
15c; good ordinary 17ac; strict good ordi-
nary 1870; low middling 19Re; middling
20sc; Alabama 2O2c; orleans ZO5c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 1880 Cotton
32c; October Is 5 32G1SSc; November III
HUlt 10 lOC, DcCc1UcI IL 10 luz
New YORK, Sept. 6, 10:55.-Cotton-
Futures steady. September delivery Is 15-
1661S 81 &c; Octob Is 1661Stc; No
vember II Is 16c: January is l661eac;
February 1Ss61S Ice. Sales 1920 bales.
NEW YORK, S pit. 9, 12:2O.-Cotton--
Futures quiet. Septe Der delivery 18 10
166l9 October Is 3-16nlS4c; November
II Is 166l8e; December IL 3 16c. Sales
6,l0O bales.
New YORK, Sept. 6, l2:50.-Co.ton-
Market "niet and steady. Ordinary l5c;
good ordinary 173c; saict good ordinary
l &c; low nliddling 1910; middling 20ac,
Alabama 20ic; Orleans 2Lsc Sales Tor
consumption S24 bales; sales last evening
for exports 100 Osles; for consumption 245
bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 12:55.-Cottop
Fu'ures steady September delivery Is 81
32619c; October IS 1872 o 1S4c; November
lSc; December II Is 16d1Sc; January 49,
6lJc; February l83O1Ss,; March 18s %
l9c. Sales 8 500 bales
INV York, Sept. 6, 2:1O.-Cotton--
Fuures easy. September delivery Is 81
321l9c; Ocober 1910; November 1Sc; De-
cemOer II l5-16c. Sales 12,40J bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6. Net receipts
1,472 oales; exports to GREAT Britain 705
bales; to the continent - bales; stock
70, 172 bales.
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Thursday night Chicago burned $1,000
Of a planning mill with $4,000 Of machinery
and material.
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BANKING.
1ANkifNs4s
Eshird n atiOnaI Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
BOARD OF DIRECTORBI
" W. BERRY, OHAe. u. H1ILMAN
JOHN KIRKMAE, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL CARTE

TVKANgAOTB A GENERAL NXSdAN6K
4 Business and deals in United States Bond
md Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
v. ". BERRY, President.
$40, KIBKHES. Vice President. ssp1 IL
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sew xOrz Dry GoOds sarAsI.

NEW YORK, Sept. The trade move
ment continues very active with agents and
jDbbers. The ma ket for cotton goods was
fuL of animation and prices steadily mai
tanned. Corset jeans were in better requesl
Prints were exceedingly brisk. GinghsIns
were more ac5 We. Foreign and domestic
dress Gods were in spirited request Shawls
were less active. Wooden goods were In
demand for moderate lots of cassimeIes aud
oyercoatings. Flannels, Tepellants, blankets
and hnseys were selling freely. Foreit n
goods were brisk.
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SO. LOuIs kaFzsss.
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Sept. s. Flour demand fair
at full prices 6.56d9.50. Corn meal
firm at S0d2 IS. Corn sesrc and drm;
65e asked. Oats scarce and firm st 45c.
Hay, choice at S25. Bran scarce and firm.
Bacon frmer at 9salle. Lard, demand
fair and market frmsat 9G9.6l0e. Mess
pork dull but uuehsDged at SLID.
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r OS C.-Yes, lost my health. Oh, how often
IL do we hear this grating word used. and it
will be the case until some remedy is found to
conquer the many diseases caused by torpid
liver and impure blood. 1t
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RaraiRn Markets,

LoEDoN, Sept. 6, 5 P. M.-Consols
for money 92i 692a; on account 92s692s;
903; new 5 EOS 9l5; Erie Al. To-day is
q holiday, and Stock Exchange is
closed. Rate Of discount in open market
for months bills 81. Weather throughout
England to-day wet and unfsvoraole to
crops.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Rentes S5f 52l.
FRANKFORT. Sent. (--5-2O's. 1862 g7sc
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Money was active
during the greater part Of the day at cur
rency to gold interese, and during after
noon there were loans a. .I64 per diem.
At the final close the market was easier vi b
business at 667 per cent. The bank state
ment and decline in stocks caused many
borrowers to become frightened and bid up
the money market on themselves, which
was one great reason of the activity. For
eign exch nge was decidedly irmer. Messrs.
Brow Bros, Belmont s. Co, Henry Clews
& Co. and other prime bankers advanced
their rates very suddenly to 107s for sixty
dsvs and 1881 for sigh. Gold was heavy
and lower under continued pressure TO sell
the price declined from 114l 10 1125 and
closed at 1133. The rates paid for carrying
were 4, 5, and per cent. to fiat. The
treasury operations here for the week in
Guided disbursements Of 81, 525, 900 and re-
ceipts Of S2,S60,000. The custom imports
were, general merchandise 81 520,767; dry
goods So, 276, 470; produce exports Sc, 42O,-
645, specie exports $500, l03. Cleara ces
500, 27S, 900 Government bouds we're
lower in sympathy with gold. State bonds
were quiet and nothing doing of any &C
count. There was great activity in the
stock market, and dealings at times were
attended with considerable animation AID
excitement. Speculation VS. weak and
unsettled early in the day in anticipation Of
bad bank statement, and further de-
cline followed the official exhibit. Late in
the day there was a firmer tone and the
market made q recovery towards the close.
The earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids, Minnesota Railroad for August
show an increase CT $l4 $50 over the same
month last year.
Sterling Ex h2Dge-Banker's Bill 1O6;
U. s. coupons, 1881, 119 ex-interes- /;
5-2G's Of 1852, 116; do. 1884, 1l6; 30
1865, III; do. new Issue 5-20s of 't5
1854; do. '67 1T; do. '68 116; new 6ves
ia; U. S. coupons 10 4Os 112a; u.
s currency 6's, l13; Missouri State bonds
90a; Tei nessee old Sl1; new 8la; Western
u ion telegraph 800, New YORK Central
104; Erie 55s
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MARKETS BY TELEsRAPa.
rhe Cottoa markets..


LIVERPOOL, Sept. g.. Cotton strong;
middling upands $50; middliDg Orleans
9bd. Sales Il, 200 bales; speculation and
export 1000 bales; American 5000 bales;
sales of upIands on basis low middlings
September delivery sgd; on basis good ordi-
nary October and November delivery 951;
uplands, new crop delivery, on basis good
ordinary sgd; do. on basis low middlings
11-1668sd; uplsnds, new crop, on basis
good ordinary Sc.
NEW YORK Sept. 6-Cotton steady
and quiet; middling uplsnds at 203c;
fu ures closed firm; Sales of II, 400 bales az
follows: September at Is 32d; October
Isle; November lSc; December II 15-1G6
1sc. .. .--
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6-Cotton Gull;
sales ESQ bales; ordinary 123G13c; st,ics
ordinsri l4tG14lc; good ordinary 1870
l6c; str Ct good ordinary 16i617c; low mid
dlings 17sc: middiiDgs 18ac; strict mid
dlings very scarce at Ice; receipts s. bales;
stock $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept 6.-Cotton market firm;
demand fair; ordinary 126l3e; good or
binary 163c; low middIings Isle; middlings
193c; shipments last "a hours 80 bales;
receipts tor past day 81 bales.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Cotton market Ii
quiet and firm at 19c.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 6. = Cotton advanced
at 19c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Cotton dull and
prices nominal.
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aAsnvisle Provsssos sarhss.

aAs1v1Ate PE0v1Ss0a HsFksas
Market firm as follows packed from
store:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1OIc; clesr
rib sides 10!c; shoulders 9Ee.
BACoN-Ulesr sides life; clear rib sides
lie; shoulders 10tc.
LARD-ChOice in tierces 95c; kegs 1890;
buckets HE
CHOICE HAMS Sugar-cured canvased
15sc.
BREAKFAST BAC0E-Sugsr cured 13tc.
DRIED BEEF-Canvased lSie.
BEEF TONGUEs-Ps dozen SO.
Bacon from the country is coming In
freely, and we heard Of sales from wagon
to-day at 10c for shoulders, 1161l4c for
sides and 133c for hams.
EasavlI.e PpOc2uoo Sazrzse.
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 SIPS per
bushel from wagon.
PoTAToEs-Iu demand and advancing.
Sales to-day from brkt hands at ST go per
barrel. We quote from store at 81 80.
FEATHERs-MaIket steady at zoe for
prime selections.
GMsENe-We quote at 81 0061 o., the
latter figure beirg paid only for choice lots.
BEEswAx-Dull at &c.
WOoL-There is good deal coming in,
but prices continue extremely low. We
quote common unSsshed 25627c; IN
washed combing 30632c; tub washed,
common, 40042c; bury lots 56l0c less.
RAGs-Market dull al 3634c.
HAY-We quote cid st S24 per ton, and
marker dull.
Johannesburg chickens command Is
6l8c.
BUTTER-We quote good country at 20
f2Se.
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Rev York General sEarkes.

NEW YORK, SPIT. 6--FlOur, in GOOD de-
mand and higher; superdDe western aud
Safe $5.5066. 90; common tn good So S06
los; good TO choice $6.90d7 20; viii 2
wbea extra s.. 706S so; extra Ohio Sc SIS
69.0O; st. Louis 81 1061100. Rye -four
active at S4.6065.T0. Corn meal &C i've
and firm; western s. 2563.50. Whisky
95c. Wheat dull and lower; inferior No. 8
spring $3.50; Nos. and 8 spring mixed at
81 81; winter RED western I.7061 %. Rye,
Bar.ey and malt quist and unchagnef.
Corn irregular and unsettled; steam, r
mixed western 62664c; sal 65d66c. O,ts
frmsr. mixed ~estern 476478c. Coffee
siroog; Rio 203622ac gold. Sugar quiet
and firm. Mess pork quiet and steady;
mess SIT 624d1I.65. CuJ meats unehAng-
ed. Lard quiet and weak; old western
steam ssc.
RalElGsOTe HRZket9.
BALTIMORE, Sept g. Flour active, With
an advancing tendency; family s7.5Od8 70.
Wheat firm; choice white S1.656l. 81; fair
to prime $l.6561 80; choice amber $3.50;
good to prime red S2.706l.76; common to
lair SI.5O6I65. Cora, mixed western
firmer at 63664e. Oats frmer; wes.G
mixed 44c. Rye firm at S569S Provs-
ions q1iet, but shade better feeling. Mess
pork S17.756l8 90. Bulk meats 0a6esc;
Gear rib 9S69ic. Bacon, shoulders 9k6
&c; clear rio 1Os611c. Lard SIC. Coffee
sIrong aud active; Rio fair TO pr me 2ldz3e
gold; sales yesterday 14,0-0 bsgs. Whisky
e6e6S1.00.
New Orleans MaRksss.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 6,-FlOur NOM
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GENEKAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Sept. 6, 1873.
nashville cotton Harkes.
The market to day was steady and fairly
al tive at following quotations:
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BOARDING.
LOST.


GENERAL pleasant rooms, with board, 135
y North Summer street. sept eod3t#
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Flour nom
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New York Money Market.

FRANKFORT, Sept. 8 -5-2O's, 1862 s7sc
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How the Mails Were Carried from
Nashville 90 Natchez Through the
Wilderness.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT

ss>NN>>,>,~~rNIONNSONrNNeO
ENOR RENT-The second floor of q large
Il brick house, corr er College and Gay.
auo30rf
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Don't Fail TO Try These GOOGs.
Buy IL OF your merchant AZ he has &c
or Will procure % for you II NET. then
write fOr our Pamphlet, All about
SapOIiO,' and iC Will be mnsiea free.
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS
80 PARK PLACE, N. w.
au30 DxW3m sod Id. -.r
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-07-02

On Wednesday an individual came to
this city and represented to an acquaint
ance and friend. a young mechanic Of
Harrisburg, that his funds were e1haus-
ted aud that he was at loss what to do
for lodging during the night. Having
known him for number of years, sup
posing him to be perfectly honorable and
sympathizing deeply with him in his ap-
parent misfortune the Harrisburger con-
ferred several acts Of charity on him dur
ing the day and at night shared bis couch
with him. Both retired at the same time
each throwing his pantaloons at the foot
of the bed. The mechanic had a gold
watch worth $50 and a chain valued at
$50, with $25 charm attached, togeth.
er with pocket book containing eoms
money, all of which he allowed to re.
main in bis pants pockets. Yesterday
morning on awaking he was astonished
to see that his associates place had been
vacated and that the angel whom he
thought he was entertaining had flown
away. The next move was to look about
for his pantaloons. but they were just as
difficult to see as the absent visitor. who
had made his escape through the win.
dow -Harrisbxrg Patriot, June 81.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-07-02

Another injurious phrase Of this pain
full scandal is the statement signed and
published by Rev. Henry Beecher. Theo-
dore Tilton and Henry C.>Bowen, that
the unpleasant question between these
gentlemen in regard to the scandal had
been settled and would not in the future
be revived. Here again, if a word OF
denial had been inserted. the trouble
would have passed from the public mind,
and the good names of the parties would
have been vindicated but the absence
of such denial has only increased the
painful suspicion against these respecta.
bic and intelligent people.
Condemnation from every quarter has
beer so strong against the statement. that
Mr.. Bowen, who is credited with being a
pure man, has been pressed to such de.
gree that he has taken steps to clear and
place himself right with his friends and
the public on the question. On the gath
day of June-the day preceding the one
on which the verdict of mot guilty was
rendered-be and quite a company of
prominent gentlemen visited the resi-
dence of Mrs. Woodruff and Tennie
Clafin for the purpose Of obtaining from
tLem "what documentary evidence they
had against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
and Theodore Tilton in relation to what
is called the Beecher scandal. Mrs
Woodruff said that at the conclusion of
the tlial she twill present and convince
by documentary evidence that what che
had already said was true"
The trial has been concluded. with
the result as above stated, and the scan
ial wears as ugly an aspect as ever.
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WITHOUT apologizing for the part that
Republican Congressman have taken in
the interest Of the " salary grab" it is
but fair to state that of the thirty two
Representatives who have returned their
back pay. twenty FIVE are Republicans
and seven Democrats. The house was
composed of one hundred and twenty
seven Republicans to one hundred and
thirteen Democrats and Liberals. In
other words, while the Democratic mem.
bers were to the Republicans in the pro-
portion of l to Il. the Democrats who
returned their back pay were to the Re-
publicans who returned it in the proper
tion of to 81. Or. to put it in another
form. in every l6 Of the Democrats
returned the grab, and l in every S of
the Republicans. At the same time it is
to be remembered that q larger proper
ton of the Democrats than of Republi
cans voted for the salary bill. When
Democrats attempt to fasten the odium of
the salary grab upon Republicans. let
these facts be borne in mind -Finsburg
Gazette. s
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The following incident of the Iowa
tornado will bear fuller narration than
that made by the telegraph: Near Skunk
river woods a flock of l,5O0 sheep were
quietly grazing when the etorm arose.
With an instructive dread they gathered
in circle, that companionship might
alleviate the sense of danger. They
congregate directly in the line of the
storm, and when it came it elevated them
until, as an eye witness expressed it,
"they looked like flock of BIRDS
They circled round and round, the We
locity of the inner current overcoming
the attraction of gravitation, until the
centrifugal motion moved them to the
edge of the cyclone. where, the velocity
being diminished, they fell to the Garth
Of the 1900 only forty were found alive
and it is believed that the remainder were
killed. Their remains were foaud hang
ing on the trees and bushes, and strewing
the ground
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A bill Of el7.60. for cigars used

| A bill Of Oh. so. for cigars used e: ?
6remen's muster. many years ago agaiast
the city Of Rondout, N. Y, and in .ayor
of one Van Beck. has just been se;i!ed
for $500. after going through every coar.
whicl, had any jurisdiction in the mater.
A gang Of desperadcss attempted 90
rob the store of Wm. Reddly, a. Barlin.;
ton, Mo on Saturday a week. and in tie
attempt to protect his property. ID,
Reddly killed three Of the rufians--
shooting two and clubbing the other go
that be cannot live.
The displacement of rail. evidentiy
done mlliciously. on the Iowa division
of the Illinois Central railroad. near Far
ley, Iowa, on the night of the 25th, pro-
ciPitated freight train from the track
The engineer and fireman were in stantly
killed, and seven cars were wrecked.
A New York man, who believes IA
advertising, paid bill Of $4,000 the
other day for a years work, but it YVES
money well spent. for the earnings result.
ing from that advertisement, which were
divided among four persons. footed W
$3.50. 900.
No:loog ago. in the Court of Appeal
q certain lawyer, Of Celtic extractio.,
while arguing with earnestness bis case
stated point, and then proceeded "Ar3
eff the coort PLACE, ef am wrong in tbs
have another point tha. is aqually COZ
elusive"
Mr.. Folger. of Detroit. has invented
flying machine, which promises to be
grand success. His first fall, from the
top of barn. deprived him of conscious
ness for only half an hour, and he is
confident that, when be gets we'll enough
to elaborate and apply an improvement
that has occurred to him, this time can
be materially reduced.
George Smith, of Columbia, Pa, who
has been working at Alexandra. Va. for
some time past, started on the goth ult.
to walk home to Columbia. Abou. ten
o'clock that night, arriving at Beltsville
Prince Georges county. Nd, be was at.
tackled by unknown parties, about two
hundred small shot taking effect in the
back of his head. Smith now lies in
Baltimore In6rmary, and it is thought
he will die of lock,jaw.
The introduction of sleeping cara into
Germany by Colonel Mann, an American
was attended recently with grand jollif-
cation. Colonel Mann gave an excur-
sion from Berlin, which included num-
Der Of government officials. railway
directors, editors, members of Parliament
American, German, French and English
ladies and gentlemen of Distinction
These cars are now run between Berlin,
Ostend, Vienna aud Paris.