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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-13

FRIDAY, Dec. Il, 1873.
= willie Cotton Market.

OOcOA VII 7t-5
We are indebted to McAlister & Wheless,
| Commission merchants, corner Broad and
| College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day:
LIVERPOOL, Dec. u, 1890. - Cotton
firmer. Sales to-day $1,000 bales. Mid
ding uplands SD; middling Orleans
sgd. Sales for the week G6,OOO bales, of
which 5000 bales was for export, and T.
900 bales for spectators. Total stock 466,-
900 bales, of which $4,000 bales are Ameri-
can. Total stock afiOat - bales, of
which bales are American. Re
ceipts of the week $4,000 bales, of which
q 900 bales are American. Actual exports
II, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. u, -1:OO-Cotton
firner. Middiing uplands SD; middlins
Orleans sgd. Sales to-day $1,000 bales, of
which 5000 bales are for export and spec
ulation.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. u, 3:3O.-COtton I'M
changed. AIiddling uplands SD; mid
ding Orleans sgd. Sales to-day $1,000
bales, of which 1900 bales are for export
and speculation. Sales of American 300
bales. AflOat 31S,00) bales, of which $780,
600 bales are American.
NEW YORK, Dec. Y, 10:15.-COtton-
Ordinary 14c; good ordinary 143c; strict
good ordinary 14Sc; low middling 15ac;
| middling 1919; Alabama 1910; Orleans 165.
New YORK, Dec. y, 10:1c.-COtton-
Futures a shade easier. January delivery
| 152615 13-I5c; February 165016 3-1Gc;
March 16 9-16616Sc.
New YORK, Dec. u, 10:55.-Cotton-
Futures quiet. January delivery - 11-16;
February 16 3-16c; March 16 9-16c; April
| II 3-32617sc.Sales4 4, 800 bales.
New YORK, Dec. y, 12:05.-COttOn-
Market quiet. Low middling 14c; middliug
143c; strict low middling 1556153c; Al
ALBANIA 15ac; Orleans 1G..c; Texas 16s016Sc.
NEW YORK, Dec. u, 12:10.-Cotton-
Futures fir1ner. January delivery 10 1916
| U155c; February 16!c; March Is 11-160
l62c; April lie. Sales $500 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. y, 1:35.-CottOn-
Futures strong. January delivery Is 10
16c; February16Sc; March 1899. Sales TO-
| 100 bales.
New YORK, Dec. u, 3:1O.-Cotton-
Ordinary 14c; good ordinary 14sc; strict
good ordinary 1875; low middling 155c;
middling 1910; Alabama 1890; Orleans 165
Market firm. Sales for exports 1928 bales:
| for consumption 745 bales; for speculation
| III bales.
New YORK, Dec. u, S:30.-Cotton-
Futures easier. January delivery - 1915
6155c; February 164d16 516c; March IL
S0l6 12-16c; April 176175c; May 17sd
I7sc; December 1596155c. Sales 16,5OO
| bales.
New YORK, Dec. u, 4:15.-Cotton =
Ordinary lac; good ordinary 149c; strict
good ordinary 15bc; low middling 15ac
middling 1910; Alabama 1890; Orleans 16s
Market easier and unstable at quotations
Sales for exports 70 bales; for consumption
244bales; for speculation 101 bales; las
evening for export Is bales; for cOnsnnp
ton z07 bales.
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Helpful Hints for the Housewife.
CALF's FEET JELLY.


Take two calves feet and add to
them one gallon of water, which reduce
NV boiling to one quart. Strain 1t, and
when cold. skim the fat entirely off.
Add to this the white Of SIX eggs well
beaten. a pint of wine, half pound OF
loaf sugar. add the juice of four lem
ons and let them be well mixed. Boil
the whole for a few minutes, stirring
constantly, and then pass it through
a flannel strainer This forms a very
nutritious article Of diet for the sick
and convalescent. The wine may be
omitted or added at option.
DELICIOUS FRUIT CAKES.
One pound -four, one pound butter,
one pound white sugar, twelve eggs, 4
large glass of brandy. one glass rose
water. one pound citron, two pounds
raisins. two pounds curants, two table
enoons cloves and cinnamon, two nut
megs.
ANOTHER WITHOUT EGGS.
Two pounds -four, one and three
fonrth pounds sugar, one pint milk
one-half pound butter, one-halt tea
spoonful salt. One-half teaspoonful soda
dissolved in a little hot water, one nut
meg. onepound raisins, one glass brandy
Tbis makes three loaves. Warm the
milk. add to it the salt-wOrk the SUI
oar and butter to a cream, add the
milk. then the -four, then soda, lastly
spice and fruit.
FRUIT PUDDINGS.
Take of suet pound, Indian meal
nonnd, -four l pound, salt l. teaspoons
fuls. ounces quarts, sugar : table
e,,oonfuls. water enough to moisten
Cbon suet very fine, add the meal and
eli rubbing well together; then add
tbe flour and thoroughly mix. When
,yelI rubbed together and from Jumps
add tlIe cold water, a little at a time
in tbe mass is sufficiently moist to roi
out-being ike pie-crust. Roll out OF
= Toured board. making a long marrow
,,;nca of crust about 8 inches WIDE an'
5I feet long. having one end ~ itti'
~yider than the other. Chop the ounce
very fine. spread over the whole ,Ii
sprinkle the sugar over them, ana ILlel
roll all up. commencing at the marrow
an5 Roll up like roll Of paper, clos
IN tbe ends. and put III Toured Pud
5Ing-bag and boil in a pot OF boilln;
Ta,or steadily for two hours. SerV
I'll snv pudding sauce. Apple
.cbonned fine. peaches cut up, or an.
of the berries can besupsu1uCeul oi III
ounces. n,rc,rp
IMPROVED BUCKWHEAI PANCAhh' ,
Buckwheat pancake Is an articl
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New York Generaf lTarkef.

New YORK, Dee l2-Flour less active
and limited demand; stIperfne Western
and State SJ.70a6.40; extra Ohio S6.Sja
$50; st. Louis $T.00a1l.00 Whisky steady
at 96c. Wheat opened dull but became
firmer and closed with scarcely so much
doing; No. spring Sl.54aS1.55. Rye and
Barley unchanged. Corn opened duh and
closed shade firmer; western mixed from
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. Y. = Commission
houses are transaeting fair amount Of
business in staple cottOns and WOODEN
fabrics. Cotton goods are in steady request
and the market strong and firm. Appleton
A and Indian Head standard sheetings have
again advanced to 12c. Wachusset sheet
ing lie. Amoskea2 denims have advane-
ed TO BIC Merrimack fancy prints are re-
duced by agents to 9ac. Fancy cassimeres
and repellents are fairly active. Foreign
goods are dull.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-13
BANKING.
BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
Nashville Savings Company.

L. G. TARBOX, Cashier.
TEIOS. s. MARI, President.
Deposits received and interest allowed thereon
Loans Negotiated; Collections Made,
and General Banking Bust
jan1 1y ness transacted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-13

Jtore 775a7Sc: aloat 7sa79c- Oats opened
strong but closed dull and lower; western
mixed afloat 57a59c. Coffee quiet and nm
at 21aa25c gold fer Rio. Sugar dull and
lower; fair to good refining 74a79c Mess
pork in moderate request and shade nTIn-
er; new S16.25. Bulk meats-lnlddles
firm; long and short clear December and
January 7sc; short clear middles &c; long
and short rib middles February 7salse
Lard firmer; western steam for spot and
December Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-13
St Louis Markets

MEMPHIS, Dec. u. - Flour duh and
prices dropping at Sj.55a9.25. Corn
scarce and firm at roc in store. Oats scarce
and firm at 53aj4c. Bulk meats quiet and
unchanged Lard dull, but unchanged.
Pork scarce and firm.
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RaItlmore NIarkets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-FlOur active and
unchanged; family S7.25aS. %. Wheat
steadyand unchanged; choice white $l.o2a
1.s5; fair to prime SL69a1. 70; good to prime
red 81 .5Oaf.5S; common to fair S1.4Oal.60;
Ohio and Indiana S1.55a1.60. Corn firm;
mixed western active, excited and unset
tied; 75c bid and held at zoe. Oats dull at
4Sc. Rye quiet. Provisions unsettled and
weaker but nominally unchanged. Coffee
firm; fair to prime Rio 23825e gold. ,Whis-
ky unsettled at 993c.
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tlillGSStt.
The fiat is not dated. but the bond excel
ted under it bears date the 22d of October,
1873. The injunction itself is not before
me, hut, it is said, was issued by the COM
plainant himself as clerk and master.
The injunction under consideration, it
will be noticed, may be divided into three
branches:
l. 1t restraints the. defendant Metcalf
from acting as Special Judge until sworn &C
cording to law; from holding the Grundy
Chancery Court at Tracy City; from issuing
any wTitS of attachment, ormaking orders,
or issuing any writs to arrest complainant
because he VIII not appear and act as
Clerk and Master at Tracy City, and com
polling him to remove his records, etc, to
That city.
2. 1t enioins the issuance Of execution
for the so and costs adludged against
complainant for contempt Of cOnrt, and Ell
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

Mm 5. Suni bielt ber beuts
i9e &atbolifenperein Su
sc ains cine Gensraluerlammlans.
ueber Die preuBiI9en &elisinnsse5ebe
{agte 9err Sduler aus 3meibriiden:
Mls bic suben bic gerurtbeiiuna bfs
9eilanbes perlansten, i9rieen fie: ~8r
boben sin @eisk nod bieiem 'nub ct
iterben." Sn Berlin fonnte man ni9t
laser: Wir baben Elm @eieb foHberlt:
Bir MAIDEN Elm @e1eb. @ebbafter Bel
fau.) Das @eiet 1T 9emedt; iuir n,lf=
fen es nun nit allen Mitteln bes pailpen
@iberranbes befdrnpfen; aber es 1T cine
eitle 9offnuns unIerer Teinbe, iuenn Re
mdbnen, {ie f6ni,ten u1ts 81 ,,ngesesliden
9anblun9en binbrdnsen.: Die 8iid1Sfe
boben seiproGen. 0as 2ebea ber &ir1e
bdnet nidt bopon ob, bas lie feline Der-
folsung erleibet Ionber,, BACON 6ab Re
in feline ,lngerebfen Gorberan9en tpitligt:
11nb bas tuirb iie nie tbnts. r,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

Ser .6amb. gnrreip." ftelt IN einems
Nrtifel iibes bic vaitfatbplif9e BHdofs=
tpabl" Der saltfa tboI zen De
tpeeuns" falsenbea Yrognoififon:
,Das 1dlieb1i9e gnbe ldst Fn ihon
sesentpdrtig nit @i9erDeis aabieben.
llnter ber Me9ioe hes neueriudbiten Bi<
i9ofs .perben pie IN Miinden, Wien>
R0ln u, I. 10. ee9riinbeten alttatboliI6en
@emeinben nod einise 3eit Die San,,nel=
punfte bilben, an benen einselne' '9ldubi9e,
our@ Bilbuns bernorrosenbe areiIe NIT
liberalen Mgitatoren 5u5 5ammentrejfen>
un, unter beftdnbis obnebnenoer Sbeil=
nabme bes sroben Yublituns nubloie
8erbanblungen sn fiibren in einem
balben Wen19enaiter aber toer6en bic
MHfatbolifeu ebenio perfgwuiben iein,
tpie bic fatbolifdens Seeteu, jriiberer Sci
ten, bic Sanieniften. Die 9ermelianer
bic 9euti6=&atbolifen u. |. 10, 0ie
r6miI6e &ir9e tpirb IN, einen 9riumpb,
bic liberale Brei1e = ipelde fit bic glt=
fatbolifen in's Geuer sebea gu miiiien
seslaubt - ,1rn cine Rieoerla9s ret6er
setperben iein." ,4u
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26
SC 0 m, 8. ssuni, ssrana1Iiide 2e=

Som, 8. Suni Jrans6fide 2e=
sitimiiten ano anoere Rerf6nli6feiten,
Sic NIT benz =. Bater in ber jiin9iten
3eit li9 unterbielten, fubten benIelben
gu peranlafea bab ct bnrn cine 6ifent=
lide &unogebuns - @unften oes @rofen
BON gbamborb tpirten n16ee.' Ser +.
Bater enteeenete trpden: uMir 1T nur
erlaubt, @ott iii, 1einen @eeen fit
Sranfrei6 gu bitten. Ser papft> bas
tpeib bic Welt, lit itets erfreut> 'penn bic
2e9itinitdt 5unt Siege 9elan9t. ST.
beien Elm meiteres gu tbun, 1T ibm our6=
aus ni9t erlaubt. Sbm finb Die &esie=
runssformen BET 2dnber, eben 10 tuie tie
Nerionen, tuelde regieren, slei6 tpertb.
Setn Mugenmerf gebt nun saranf>> 10
piel als aIs nbgli9, bic yreibeit Der
Stride gu 16iben. Stets nor bies meine
l1eberseusuns, Mnb i'd .uerbe eespib bel
ibr bebarren."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

~ gbolera. BON peri9iebenenSr=
ten ipirb berihtet iber bas 0orfD,litile,,
BON 5terbefdIleu an ber gbDlera. Mnl
lebten Montage itarben III NaIbbilIe an
bieier Rraaifbeif So 4erlonen; iir i Gin
.cinnati A; in 8ortsinontb L. in; Mbee=
ling !. Wir fnb aliD, bier in Bomerop,
no nod feiu FOLDER SalI bortan,. BON
ber Cholera u,naingels. MlIein Big jebt 1T
sbieje Granfbeit iiberall nod inilbe ,tnb es
1T tein @runb gu beionberer Beforsnib
.bor6anben. eoua ag r ;
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

- Sn Der ,gaa9t BON Mpnfaa auf
Dienjtag brad in Dem s Sabaf=@aaren=
baus ppn s. 81. W. Sbomas in gpping=
ton, SIP. Teuer aus, tpobur9 bag sanae
&ebdnbe ,itb 100000 pfunb Bldtter-
tabaf 5erit6rt iuurben. Ser 8erluit he
trdst $50, 900. ..- ~ r. ~, -
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

. 9bilabelpbia, %. SUM. 9eute
Morgen brarnte turner's Sta4 in Der
Ndbe BON Yoint Poreebe Bort ab, tuobei
Sic Neuner vDoa@, y. Daily, r9sfnon1
Sab, u@irarb" rSafe" urb .@ratas"
in benGlasnme,l uiatamet. Ser gelatart=
te bur6 bag Bener a,geridtete S9aben
belduft ii9 auf $4,000.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-26

6euer. Mm lebten Sonntag brannte
Die &ersenfabrid BON Charles 9arfneb
& @p. in Cincinnati ab., Ser Yerluft be-
trd9t: $100,000 - SIN 9an5e,s Sabre
1872 mar in Cincinnati 81 NAL 6euer
nit bebeutenoem 8erluite urb; 81 NAL
Teuer nit unbeoeutenben1 8erluite. s..
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2Sp6e,ef0aas.
(Snlanb.)


(Snlano.)
5qf BON Mode s,t Wo1e 1ino sabl=
reitbe SSeuersbrUnlte aus ben Der|dieoen=
}ten Sbeilen ber Union gu beri9ten. Mi=
bt6an1s,e"gitD ant @uperiov Gee tuurbe
an lebten 9onnerftdg pomSeuer 5erItDrt.
Wo6 Dem 8ranoe tpuroea s 2ei6eu ip
ben Sriimmern aufgefunoen unb es tuer=
ben nod mebrere Ber1onen perlniBt. Ser
Ylab ,oor ei,1 n,ei1t pom Sergteuten be-
,uobntes Gtdbtben in 6er Mdbe oer 81
leumii,eusu,b 5dblte 800 8elpobner. Die
2eute Daben ,f6, um Dem Seuer 5u ent=
geber, III oen Gee serettet. - SSn 8alti=
more brannte am Sreitag cine Baum
>ooi(enfpbrif 1,teber, ,pobur1 200 perip=
ren olt6er grbeit fame,1 llno Elm Berluit
oon $2O7 900 perurla9f uroe.-Nnbe=
res6s,ersbranite iiberseben mir. = Mus
Ma1btn9tou miro beri6tet: Wabrenb
Der .Brd}ibert unb piele gabinetsmitglie=
oer bon ibreu poiten ab,ueieno fino,
tendbe,ls Die Bureau1efs unb bic Glerfs
bies@elegenbeit, 10 tuenig als nDgli9 ~.
arbeiter. unb bis gu einem lot6en @ra=
DC bat oos 8ei1piel bes &esierungsober=
bouhtes .ge,pirft, baB Der 4rie9sminiiter
ii9 gen5tbigt ldb, eine 0rber 81 erlaHen,
nod tpeftDer es bon eine,n jeben glerf i'm
&rie9soepartement, ,pelder Don jebt oB
niht piinttli6 uu, 8 l1br 0ormittogs an
ieine,11 Pulte gefnnben miro, angenom=
men ,uerben fou, SAP ct feline Reignati=
nn einserei6t babe.
= 9lm 9enfag-bat bic 1uprenle Court
in Columbus Die 8ibelangelegenDeit IN
ben @taotsl1ulen gineinnatis entl6ie=
ben. No6 biefer @nt1bsiouug beitebt
her fofgeube Bef9IuB 81, @e1t: Be=
ldtofen, DaB &etisionsunterri6t rn6
Dos QeIer retigiD1er BI6er, einf6liebli9
Der Bibel, 1T ben Wolfsf6ule,, BON Gin
einnati parboten tuerbe,,, inbesil Der 3ped
biefss Dpri9rift balm aielt, ben &inoern
ber Eiterm ofler Geeten ,lnb 8gaHbens=
ri1tunssn unb @ottesoerebruns @etegeir=
heit at qetuGbren, Die Wobltbatet: Oes
iSon6s Der 1ffcntlitben @6ulen 5u ge=
,iieBen. ,9os @anSc, tuas bnrd oieie
Gutl6eiouns errei9ti It, beitebt oarin, ,bab
ptt tStWutSItYut1u tp%SS pti'<tSss~" lNe$'.
1@en gbarratters enttleibet 'Deroen.
gotttos bteiben biefe S9ulen inanaer
nod uub nod gntferuns ber 8ibel per-
bienen lie erlt redt oielen Namen. So
tbolifen fDn.,en ibre Ginber IN lolde
G6uten ni9t lenben, tpenn lie nidbt
sr6bl;h lire Dfidt pernabldlisen 'pol=
ZEN. Mn6ere relisi0ie @emeinibaften
ober, osxen Mitslieber nod stdabig fno,
>oerbeu iekt .uobl Dem Srifpiete Der
Ssatboliten folgen unb fur ibre ainoer
befonbere G6ulen griinben. -.
Ser Dampier usSuniata" fad am
Dienltas in Gee, UNI ben gloropolfabrer
.Potar;s" ouf5uiu6en. ct bat lsO
SRann an Bor6 unb iiibr. 5tpei lei6te
@el9iite, 1T nit 361 Sonllen aoblen uno
rei9ti9ent Yrobiant nerieben, neil er nit
oemlelben 1otuobl ben uYolais" toenil ct
i'm fnbet, als ond ben Sampfer nSt=
greb" beriorgen lel Der bem usSuniata"
ow q. Suli folser ,utro.
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(NuSIon6.)

\<tuoluuu.J
IS bat 1ib 1T ben europdiI6eu 3u=
ftanben in Der lebte1l @o9e fait aidts
Don 8ebeutung augetra9en. Wir seben
baber' tpeitere Na9ridten iiber ben 3tpie=
{palt 5tpi19en @roBpreuben unb Der faz
tboliI6en Stride. Die Mussb. nNueeu,.
3ts." .ersebt Td iiber bic Gollectio :
gingabe bes preubi1 en- 6 pi1=
topotes in ben fdrfiten Nusbriiden
sic meint bon ben Bi116fen: uSie itub
polltdnbis jener bunfelen Ma6t per=
faQen, BON tpel6er Der Se1uitismus be-
berr19t ,uirb,- ,,lb tnel6e ben}elben gum
Sample auf 2ebeu rnb SOB 9e9en beu
mobernen Stoot unb feline gipili{ li{otion
berausforoert. Die abnuns, tpel9e bel
Der Gn1anation beg SeIuitenee1ebes it,en=
DIES eeutI9e @emiitb our&;oeen, 1T nur
su balb III @rfiillung 9esangen: bic Sc
Iuiten Inb mir los, BET Seiuitismus If
9eblieben." Das 1T iebr rt6ti9:' ni6t
blob geblieb B en-, Ionoern 1o9ar 9 e.
itdrtt! Sn fatbp1i19e.n ubent=
I9en @eniitbern" tuar biele rMbuuns"
bon Mnfans an eine fete 3uperlidt, unb
?etr We . U m9 9a1 .Dr oetosn Setus= =
tehoeoo1len I'M @s5gsIaSe sa asM M !soDal1ea aas.
otua Se9eoem, q. NalPslper ~ Gms Wy ~ y
oem e,I'ttsh asot'ea vIe.ae onass!e lag!
. Dh toe!Ysi oes >xla.ltsmus oe9sll!y
@,ro: q, Ysn ,Ssln!Hsnus oSntst' a1s!
VeaYr 81 lYnGst"' " osM Ss, l'oelaIs' '1'e'=
te.a le9I ge1auE9 @ oel ssln!t'saus 81 ~. Se %:
gteIsllWl ha~ lenea aa~ gupt 9.= =
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NY Moay eng "eallx'e eatuV O'ug, uao. pus y.
Aaspetget ola'l an Shys sg,p goo al auo l:u. =.
uen -, = ,e tue'.a ouils'us 49,. .9a Hes' m!
sa Se..sgl - s's'tD.. 'is,sa px 'ab. ~
vssp. ouI'noe..ts. .s.n: iu'ue 1eue'a.;u ss ;s
yagsh a u,e S.aa.s.es.sln"s: &. 'us ~ W.. .uuI
evst rn.: rMgtlaMgsMe 5uyeue"s "a ~ W IL 'u'.gs y
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toI :o'eNss !..v. nan ~. nusatva.pea :.. "u stup
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- Sn Cambridge, .. gbrannten an
Mentas n1ebrere 9auler s,ieber. Werlufi
$3I, 900. ..,t,....- ..'.

g ottspille pa.,. ben 23. sunni.
9ier brannteu 81 6dnler ab, Ser ba=
eur@ entitanbene gerluit belduft Td auf
$12O,O00. ''.' '''''''I. - =.
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Berlin, 20. SUM-. Sem Ser
nebmen mad lit Die gbDlera in Dano9
ausgebro9en.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
Marry Raosee OIstanced

At the Fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Club, ON Saturday last, the great event OF the day
was the iour-mile heat race between John =.
Chamberlin's bay colt True Blue, four years OLD
by Lexington, out OF Balloon, and ID. McDaniers
ch b., Harry Bassett, five yeaTs old, by Lexington,
ont Of Canary Bird. True Blue had never run
four miles, and the only doubt Of his friends was
Waether he could, while Bassett had run four
mile heat race and beat Helmbold two years age.
True Blue, however, was tire iaVorite at more than
two to one, and of his ardent friends bet $500
q 500 that he would win the race. Both horst
clmc on the track 10 splendid condition, and al
1hs tap Of the drum Bassett left the stand In the
lead. At the quarter-polo he led True Blue two
lengths, and passed around the track and left
the judges stand at the beginning of the second
mile with an advantage Of one length. Both horses
ran easily and the second mile was completed
without any change In the position OF tho horses
in 4:02 On the third mile, at the quarter-pole,
BAssett still held the lead aud at the half mile he
he was only half length ahead. On the upper
turn they ran head and head to the three quarter
pole but passed the stand TO begin the fourth
mile with Trae Blue five lengths ahead, amidst
the huzzas Of the thrOng. At the quarter-pOle he
had opened gap Of eight lengths and at the half
mile pole was running easy, with fifty yardS to
spare. With every jump he increased his advan-
tage and came to the finish fully one hundred
yards ahead Of BAssett, upon whom the distance
fag had fallen. Time 7:49 When True Blue re-
turned to the stand he was surrounded by th0uE-
ands Of people, and he showed no sign Of distress
after his long race.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
Anrlnr GIrI OulraGed.

The following horrible cFimO is said 10 have
been committed in Tamaqua A young daughter
OF John Weldon had been sick with fever few
days and died suddenly on Saturday Suspicion
was aroused, and an inquest held. The following
was the result:
Miss Weldin had been sick for some time, suit
OFing with feYer, and had been attended by sew
eral physicians, who testified that they had set n
her on Friday evening and had left her in an ap-
paTently dying condition. For some days
strange young man, named George Kirk, has been
peddnng shaWls, &c, about town, and an Friday
evening OF last week John Welden, the father OF
the girl went to a tavern in the South ward ana
there remarked that his daughter was very sick.
Kirk, who happened to be present, said that he
had before cured such cases with the "water cure
He got the consent of Weldin 10 visit his dangh-
ter and going TO the house induced Mrs. W0lden
and little girl to leave the house while he Oper-
atod upOu the sick airL What took place in that
chamber OF death Whie be aud his poor, dying
victim were together will probably never be known
until the Great Day when all secrets will be re-
vealed; but the neghbOrs testify to the sick grF1
cries and shrleks, aud tho COrOner's jury found
upon her person the black and blue impTints OF q
mans fingers.
The doctors testified that the fever would mosl
probably have had fatal termination, but thai
death Uas haatened by the violence OF Kirk. The
jury returned q verdict that "Susan Weldeh camC
TO her death from natural causes, hastened by i'm
prudent and indecent acts at the hands of 0eorg'
Kirk"
Kirk left town, ahd at last accounts had moi
been arrested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
AUTUMH VOICES.
BY HhRY 4. popan.

Atf -e-- 1e-t~kAAs u T
sesmeth the chorus thaR meets the ear
., a atrge Fou the dying houFB,
Anat wake no more Tor the paaging year
Springs V6lces Of birds and hoWors7
Or is Il . naaIm of love upbOrne
From th4 gratofal earth Of Ours3
Unfold rs the burden Of your song.
0rasshoppers. chipping 20
Tender and sweet the whole day longl
IL it o. Jog or woe.
In undeftone deep and low
Vainly list for jarring tone,
All Is so blost to me--
From the cricket that answers beneath the stone,
The brown toad hid In tho tree,
To the tiniest insect Of them all
That helps with the harmony.
Never pause In the serenadeI
Like the glory Of Ripened corn,
IL hlleth the air through sunshine and shade;
And from twilight till peep Of morn,
Is q rhythmioal pulse In the dreamful night,
That Of satisfied life seems born.
As the gold Of the Skinner about US AOats.
Soft melody crowneth the haze
OF the yellow ether with choral notes
ThruuMh these tuneful autumn days.
Speak. sphinx of the hearthstone. cricket dear !
Is the SONG of sorrow or praIse2
0f this. am sure, that you bring to me
Thoughts the sweetest OF any know:
OF this am sure, that you sing TO me,
In minor tones tcnderly low.
Of things the dearest that life has brought,
And dearest that hopes bestoW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-30
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
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49, ~ 1873 (SundayB excepted, TrSins iii