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Ihaye not the estimate, Of the proper
charges Oh the Senate journals. Thu9
the reader will sec the recklessness with
which this cormorant Is permitted 70
thrust his hands into the public treasury
and draw therefrom the hard earnings Of
the people, even while he Is undergoing Q
sort OF nlOck trial for his former pecula-
tions. such conduct Is unprecedented
In the annals Of legislation, not to say OF
This is the 12Oth day Of the session,
costing the State, a. varlouSly estimated,
from $500 to $3.50 per day, and / do not
think It Is an exaggeration to say that
one'Sixth, At least, Of that time has been
occupied either In consideration OF the
regulations Of the Bubble Printer or 10
legiSlating to keep him In his present
position, for the next four. yeats 70 como
By making the appointment entirely In
dependent Of the Governor. 49,
Their motto Is like that Of the Ku-
Klux Of the South, that the organization
must BIO sustained even though II involve
the sacrifice Of every principle OF truth
and right, so some Of them have the Oh
irontery TO so argue (tpRsR Urdsr, certain
infuenceS, not uncommon at the Cspt
tol) .r,. 49,. =. ...;s,.
were spent In n discussion, without ar
irving 1T any c6ncluSloHJ as to what do
lartmeht Of tho Government should em.
ploH Id Irlshmah or Anegro 70 sweep q
lie House, carry. out the cinders, ant
empty the pots at the capitol building.
This resulted from q sort OF Jealousy Q
Pat Daily, whom they suspect oI a GOT
Of espionage 10 connection with ahet
nightly cSucuses, Pat sometimes Whis
perG jRIo ,the cara Of some Of his Republl
can friends that "by.the HoWly Virgin
Since what he .hHa seen aud heard in thi
Le9blGtuSe he docs not know but heis'a
least halt HThraudical, and theyithink
Ewould be we'll TO get lid Of :PdtIfhe 6elnl
/ on termB Of tho greatest intimacy with III
Governor. = u5iiaaas = -. ~ t.'1r !
The adjournment on the Oath inst.
still an open question. 500 -.
jonny Horner," who like his histories
nameSake, generally "SiIs In the corner
and PR ona dPy last week had quite
conflict oVenthdr respective uriSdl ctonl
which threatened for BOme time to r6sul
In tho "efusiJn Of blood" but happily n
blood was ahed In this encounter. Tn
former claimed to have shook his cane a
tbe head Of, tho latter; and It Is said b,
SSo IN thSt Ptf Gtun," but ,Pdt sWsSrB 81
lis not threw" that hO did not see hir
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PRoFITABIEE TALK.-Young Block.
hcad-"Can- you play on,the- piano, Miss
brown S4.r ,n' -.
Miss Brown-No, can't" .-.r.
Y.B-"HayG YOU ever triedg"
Miss B.-"No, l have not" ...,.
". Z. %nThen low do you know" you
can'sF", LAttkpaft PdusSl :. ''.-'''' SO.
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POST OFFICE REGISTER,

Hours At which mails Aro due and clog At tho
Post once In this city. Prepared IN accord
ancs with the latest Time tables on the rail-
roads. ."' ..... .'f '-.
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Total, 1000 GINS, ali CASH. 4. 1900 DO0

To provide pames for this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets only will
DO issued GlRrgO portion -of. (which are already
. ~ -. :. np1cr or .r1nrrrs =. : ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-17

WE cannot help being struck even by in
cidental manifestations of the power of the
law as administered 10 Great Britain. OBJ
serve, in the following occurrence in the
Tichbo-ne trial, how quietly great princi-
pie is enunciated and acquiesced in. On
the examination of Lady Doughty, a Roman
Catholic lady, and witness for the Crown,
this dialogue occurred:
You have only told US two occasions;
this and another one in the. drawing room
at Tichborne. Is any one alive who saw it?
Yes; Miss Mostyn, now Mrs. Whitgreave.
Any one else? l think Miss Amy Weld,
now q nun. -....
am afraid she is worldly dead, and not
available as a witness?
Lady Radcliffe. Oh, yes, as witness in
case of necessity.
The Lord Chief Justice. A witness, cer-
tainly. There is no place in England which
would not be open to the process of this
Court.
Mr.. Hawkins. We saw a great msny
nuns here in celebrated case (slluding to
'Saurin VS.. Starry.
The Lord Chief Justice. The process OF
this Court would open the door of any con-
vent in this country for the purpose of JUS
tice.
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A good deal of commercial as we'll as ag-
ricultural interest attaches to the large
wheat crop of California, and the very con-
siderable crop of Oregon. The San Francis
co Bulletin has these remarks on the sub.
ject:
"The opinion which this paper has ex-
pressed, that the results of the harvest year
of'72 would furnish ten million centals Of
wheat forexport, has proved to be correct.
In round numbers, about three hundred
and thirty ships will have taken by the end
of this month ten million eentals of the
wheat crop cflast year TO foreign markets.
We have now entered fully upon the har-
vest of '73. Reapers, headers and thresh-
ers are already in the fields, and grain sacks
are going forward to all prominent points
for distribution. The wheat crop
throughout the state Is sbe-
yond tho point of danger from
rust, blight, etc. There has been steady
Improvement in most of the stands Of grain,
nearly up to the point of harvesting. Later
reports from nearly sll quarters are better
than those sent in few days before.
81. n. Hosg, of the State Agricultural
Soci4ty, has given the result ofthe inquiries
touching the wheat crop of the present year
in tabular form, which may be summed up
as follows:
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THE builders of the monument at Madl-
son, Wisconsin, to Left Erickson, first DIS
coyerer of America, should pause little
Other claimants may come forward. Last
year 3 curious stone with an inscription,
found on Brazil plantation, was sent to
the Historical Society at Rio Jsneiro, and
has Just been deciphered by Signor Netto, a
distinguished arcbaologist. The inscription
is Phonician, and commentaries the ad-
ventures Of certain Sidonians, who having
sailed from the Red Sea in the reign oil
King Hiram, steered along the coast Tor
many moons. Full particulars of the num-
Der of vessels and voyages are given. Sig
nor Netto does not believe this Hiram the
king who arrested Solomon, but later mon
arch of the name, who reigned about four
hundred and fifty years before Christ.
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ed and-the torula plant muitiplies Its cells
in microscopic threads. Properly put up in
Theoretically sealed glass bottle, how long
can the best yeast cake or powder be kept
alive? Nobody knows. Neither do we
know how long the germs of common mold,
miidew and cholera will live under the
most favorable conditions. We suspect
they will live as long as fire lives unseen or
felt in flint and steel. Yet when fire burn:
to ashes heap of straw that is the end Of
that fire. It is easily put out, and so is th'
Ere or fermentation of cholera.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-17

PooR old Henry A. Wise, of Virgins
has ct last repented Of banging old John
Brown, and has made full reparation oy
Joining the Republican party. Its reported
that he has written another letter on the
political situation in that State, in which ne
takes ground more unequivocally than be-
fore in support of the administration, and
places himself before the public most IN
mistakably as an out and-out Republican.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-17

THE Utica IN. " Observer OF the lOth
inst. saws: eve are told that the Chief
Justieeship of the United States supreme
Court has been rendered to Senator Conk-
ling. BE has laid down his fish pole, and is
scratching his head in brown study as 10
the proper move to make in this connec-
tiOnn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-17

IT is stated that Frank Walworth, the
plrricide, has been assigned to work in the
Office attached TO the shoe shop at Sing-Sing.
In other words, instead Of being placed at
hard labor he has been made 0 clerk, winch
means a nriyileped convict. >
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-17

GEN. THOMAS EwING, who las been
spoken of as the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio, has written letter per-
emptorily declining 10 be a candidate, ana
saws that he will not allow his name to come
before the Convention. his reason is
that the Constitutional Convention, OF
which be is men Der, will sit all summer
and that be is unwilling to abandon bis
post there in order to enter on political
CANVASS.
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Constable and PeremptOry Sale.

VEAPMAK, SHIELDS S co; WILL SELL
i this Thursday morning, llth July, com
able staple and Fancy Dry Goods In great va,
riety, with the usual compliments OF small
wares, etc, etc. Also a lot of merchandise 70
satisfy an execution, and for whom 1t may con
carn. ~
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uuium aud Amerifam,
o THURSDAY, JULY IL. 1873.

TIE total tax in Chicago, municipal,
county and State, is over four per cent. 1t
costs somethiDglo own properly in Chicago.
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CLUBS! CLUBS!
For the MAMMOTH containing
From a Georgia Exchange.

The Atlanta Sun has meIged INTO inc AtiS SIaLa
responding Editor. The Constitution, already
one of the best journals in the United STATES,
will doubtless, with this accession, become tne
leading journal in the South. VlI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
>>cJoooOc~O~0>c~->.~ NN0y>oN"">>">N,'0>1N
Thanksgiving Service.

At THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
a woodland street, Edgefeld, at IL O'Clock
this morning, the Pastors OF the various Church,
es of that city will hold Union Service o.
Thanksgiving to God for exemption from tht
late Epidemic, and for the general abatement OF
the disease throughout the State.
All are invited to attend.
,Julv II. 1878. s.. IL
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Notice to Creditors and others.

HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED ADMINS
II tratriX of the estate of Charles I. Beauman,
deceased, late of Nashville, all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby requested to come for
ward and pay the same without delay:
All persons having claims against tne esIt!e
are notified to present them, properly authentl-
Gated within the time prescribed by law or
they will be barred.
CHARLOTTE j. BEAUMAN,
jylT3w Adminisurs'rN'
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Acres, Genital. Acres. Yield.
2,I14,OOO. 12,7O1,OOO. 2,4lS,OOo. n,1s4,oOo'
A csntal Of wheat is 100 pounds and Il
bushels. The climate of Oregon is colder
than that of California and the wheat crop
later. The prospect, however, is favorable
Experts estimate the surplus from the Pa
cifc coast at ten per cent. less Than last
year.
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Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, and inter-
mediate points in the East, North and West.
Passengers can now take sleeping car leaving
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vile at An
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Trains arrive at Nashville as follows: From,
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NV 3&~ ~ 49, ~ ~ u
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c'VO I'm Daily. 1:30 An
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Fer Sale.
Lost or Stolen

EROM MY FARM, A FINE BAY MARE
q MULE, 15H hands high, little pigeon-t oed,
branded with a letter oh" on the left hip. The
mule is about five years old. Supposed to have
been taken at the same time Annie b. was
stolen. Twenty-Five dollars reward will be paid
for the recovery of the mule.
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EDWARD S. STOKES.
Tho Slayer OF Fisk Granted n Now
Trin1 By tho Court OF Appcn14-.Tno
PriH0ncr,s DcmeunOr.

Tho Slayer Of Fisk Granted u Now
TFtnl by tho Court OF Appcnls-.T The
Prisoner's Domcnnor.
ALBANY, N. T., Juno 10.-The Court Of Ap-
poais, ~ Unanimous opinion, grants new
The Court Of Appeals woro unanimous in their
opinion granting Stokos new trial Thoro uro
two opinions writton--ono by Judge Grover
and the othor b. Judge Rappallo. Tho charge
iB held to be erroneous on the point that tho lsw
prosumoB murder from tho not of killing and
calls On tho prisoner to mitigate OF Justify
also thoro wero erTors In excluding the proof
Of throata by the deceaeod to kill tho prisoner;
also IN error in permitting Mrs. Morse to
contradict Jennie Turner in collateral matter
calod out on cross-o1amination Of jennie.
namaly: Aa to whether she left Mrs. Moreos
against hor wish, and bcoauae tho detectives
wore sald to be after her, soon after tho homici-
th9go arc tho principal ones.
Tho opinion Of tho Court of Appeals in tile
Stokos' case inforentlnlly declared the conBtitu-
tionality Of tho now Jury law undor which a
operate to tho exclusion Of Juror who takes
tho oath that ho believes ho can render IN i'm
partial verdict on tho evidence.
NEW YonK, Juno 10.--When Stokes was in
granting him q new trial, be expresscd himHolf
won-ploasod: but added quickly and somowhat
sadly: 1.-The report may possibly bo untrue,
ana tho disnppointment will be 81! the groator II
sucn proves TO po tho case His counsel, Mr.
Dos Heseos, his relatives mud friouds
aoon arrived at tho TombB, ind
there was good doal Of rejoicing
among those Interested at tho favorable decision
Of tho Appellate Court. Dos pasaos saws
Upon the no1t trial wo will provo, to tho satiB-
faction of tho Now York public, TINT thoro has
boon gross Misrepresentation OF tho caso from
tho day OF THO tragedy, and NO will be ablo to
establish his Innocence by evidence Of an over
whelming character" Bots Oh the decision are
In favor OF Stokes.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
New York, juno 10.-stokes' counsel will, it is
understood, apply to havo tho prisoner admitted
to bail. Stokes says no can furnish any amount
Then he aada; I'm going to Europe, and I'll
, 1873-06-11
SALTLAKE CITY,


Tho Whisky Orlasndo.-suicido of n
H1urdorer-.Other Items.
SALT LAKE, juno 10.-Another Crusade against
whisky has boon instituted by tho City Govern
ment. Many wore arrested, and trials for Viola
tion Of tho ordinance have boon held,
and several parties soakonced to jail.
Tho Territorial Courts released tho oon-
dolnncd on habeas corpus, and finally
onjoinod the city authorities until tho question
Of tho legality Of tho ordinance Ia judicfally do
oided. On Sunday, Brigham Young In tic
Tabernacle advocated tho total prohibition en-
forooment by the City Council. Tne entire au-
dienco SUSTAINED tho proposition by raising
hands. Other Mormon proaohers In tho
ward meetings In tho evening made H.
temperate harangtles exciting tho mob olo,nont
There Is considerable exoitomont oyor tho
question, which Judge MoKeau decides on Tl,lrs-
day.
At Beaver, In tho District Court, Judge Bore
ma1, acting aH Territorial Marshal. apppiutoJ
'Alizoras to summons tho iuries according to lilo
Patrick Rally killed u. e. nobiuson at Beaver
Lake on Saturday, surrendered himself, and
conllnittod suicide by poison tho Balne night.
Willis Drummond, Commissioner Of tito Land
Office, arriyad last night and was received ut
Ogden by ex-Dolcgato Hooper aud committee
Of Mormon occlesiaatical magnatos, who show
him every attention.
, 1873-06-11

EXPOSE OF n politico-Ikc1lgious Aaso-
citation IN Hrool1lyn.

EXPOSE OF n politico-Kcllgious Aaso-
citation IN Isrool1lyn.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, juno 10.-At meeting Of the
Twenty~seoond Ward Republican Association OF
Droohlyn, ono Of tho memborB Capt. Jamos
Tanner, vol known local politician, created a
brooze by offering tho following resolution:
Resosred, That. although many Of dIor radically
erthoes tho sonas Of this AssocIaon that the banding
religious bodies, whore IN obligation Is aasunod de-
canta of tho Roman Catholic Church for any olco Of
public trust but oblgatng themselves to pnrsuo and
sis now holding them "' who may sye' happen 't to
be Of Roman Catholic faith, violation Of III letter
and spirit Of tho Constitution of tho United States,
speoch and action, which tho corner stones Of our
political structure, and an arsogation BY fabie
Of tlo prcrogat1Vca OF tho Supreme Dct1B alone.
The Captain, after announcing himself to bo
aatrics Methodist, supported this in powerful
speech In which ho charged that tloro exists in
many wards OF Brooklyn a branch society OF a
very strong aoorot order, calling themselves tho
order Of the o. american n ,'' Union, whose membors
He said that among his own friont1s, Wm.
II. Gleany, mastor bloekmakor at tho NAVY
Yard, was discharged; that Maj. George =.
Tatt, ono-leggod veteran, was defeated fur
Roonsy lost hts promotion e tho hos so1geaaoy of
police and that Ii. Flynn was removed from tho
United States PonBion Olico through tho H.
atr1,montalty Of tho Twenty-Rocond Ward 3d.
oioty, solely because thoy woro Catholics or had
Catholic parents. Capt. Tanner pointed out
several mo1nbera Of tho order who warn In tho
room, particularly Capt. John Hail, United
Btatos Penalon Agont, and denouncodlthom IN
bittor te7ns. Much confusion ona,od. This &C.
counts for tho fact Of Herman running several
thousand behind his ticket for aoyoruor in
BROOKLYN Inst fall. .h.A
, 1873-06-11

speofas Dtspatoh to Ths Chfcaqo 1ribuns.
DUBUQUE, June 10.-~Ihe usually quiet noigh-
b0rAood OF Fifth aud DiuH ntreesA WIS startled