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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

Sunday, April 7th, FRANCIS CLARE,
Infant son Of Edwin II. and Helen I.
Oliver, aged 8 weeks and ? days.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

FOR the CouanR.
HARRISBURG, April Z, 1873.
To Center Grange, Patrons Of. Hus-
6andvy:
GENTS: In the Weekly Courier Of
April 3rd, I find . resolution unani-
mously adopted by you, requesting
the Hon. J.. II. Merrill to resign his
ONCE Of State SENATOR for Wapello
county. You say he did In our opin-
Ton misrepresent our interest in his
vote against the Rail Road tariff bill,
at the last session Of the Legislature
Are we to understand by your useing
the term our intsvsst, that the Gram
gers have interests separate and dis
tinct from the general interest of the
country And arc the Changers in
such hot haste 70 express their disappro.
baton that they could not wait until
the convention, or until he offered his
services againf ca his term expires
before another meeting Of tho Legis-
lature.,, And, again, you heartily en-
dorse the efforts Of J. H. Carver, our
Representative, in his efforts to gel
legislation in our interest. Why thii
implied censure of Mr.. Caldwell
Did he not work 10 hard for the tariff
90 Mr.. Carver? And yet you do moi
acknowledge any services of his, OF
even his existence. Are We TO under.
stand by this, that Caldwell does moi
belong to the Grange and that Carver
doesf and that no one will be ap.
proved by the Grange that does no,
belong to them, no matter how faith
fully he may labor In their interest
Please explain. AFARMER.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

We have received complimentary
invitation to attend the Louisiana State
Fair, which is 10 be held at New Or
leans, commencing April 23i and con-
tinuing seven days. II we thought
that there would be an honest Lonisia.
M politician on exhibition at the Fair,
we perhaps might be induced to travel
to New Orleans TO zee him. None Of
the rest OF the show would pay 70 &c
so far to see.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10
/. nAnaAIHs ron PnIsrEns.

A whole car load Of Moline plowa
lust in, at JOIN II. SHEpHERD's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

One 2lx29 inches, with shifting bar
one lSx22, with shifting bar ; one aOx25
with shifting bar. Two six-column
news 1895 two seven-column news,
2Ox27 inches. win be sold singly OF
all together.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

II you want hne Picture in any of
the new styles, 60 to Hover b Bro.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

Ia unequaled ~ any known remedy. II wilI
eradicate, extrilate and thoroughly destroy
all poisonous substances III the Blood and
will enectually dispsi all predisposition 70
Is THERE WANT or ACTION IN YOUR
LIVER SPLEEN Unless relieved AZ once
the blood becomes IMPURE by deleteriou
secrstsons, producing scrofulous or 81 lin
iisesses. Blotches. Fslons. PustaleS, Canker
Pimpies, ETC., etc.
HIVE YOU 4 DySrEPrrC STOMACH,
Unless dixsAtion is promptly aided the sys
TEN ID debilttated with l0ss OF vital force.
poberty Of the blood, Dropsical Ientfency'
Genersl weakness and Inertia.
HAVE YOr WEAKNESS OF THE INTES-
TINES: You are In danger of Chronic Dier-
rhoeA or the dreadful Inflammation OF tina
MAvEy0u wE,aAM -. .r sA1h UTER-
ARE YOU DETECTED, drowsy dun, slug
gish or depressed In spirfts, with head -aohe
Lach.rcee, coated tongue. and badly tasting
mouth.
Foe cetain remedy for all these dissases
weAknessse, and trouhles; for cssanstng aud
purifying the vtttated blood Aad impsxtiu1
vi9or 70 all the vital forces; for building nj
and restoring the weakened constitution
HAZE
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10
COLUMBUS PASSENGERS
SAVE % NILES
BY purehRsing tickets vss
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.

Passengers leaving New York city at 500 >.
M. arrive In Burlington ct 1872 p. M, Of tho
second day.
Parties going to ST. Louis by The thsounh
train from st. PAUL, Will ret their tickets f6r
this trip ct the ONCE OF he n, r. AW. r q,
This train leaves the D., c. d. u. depof -
l216 p. M, arriving at st. Louis 81 lO6e =. N,
This Is the BEST route for the shipmeat &
THROu0HT FREIGHT, time being qu1cAAR
than by any other lime. 49, z8 gi
WN. E. MAIN, II. q. TOWHGEND,
Gen, Freight Agt. Gen. Pass. D Text AT
JONATHAN TuRNEk, w. r. D08WlE, ~
Agent, Burlington. Asst Supt, WeHeAN.
W. n. CRrGER. Vice PRESIDENT y 0eal Gapt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-10

Drugs. Patent Medicines and all
other goods in that line can be had at
low prices at
A9w4t WILLYAMsoN 3 KELLr's.
, 1873-12-05

come back to Tho l1oiHe with Sonato ntlon,l-
nonta. roinfH Of ordor n,"y bo malo III Tho
1Iouae against auch nmendtnonts wlonover tl,aY
reon, ol gnrlnano tn tho nuhjtc. M'attor Of tho
prlationa OF nrtliorizolh by la%.
1}y MIR. LAWRENCE no bill Bllall coli
tain moro than tho subject, to bo oxpreaHod ii,
its ltfo. Tint tue report OF Cn'!slni!tco OF
aral legislation tI,all 10 ongrnftct on appropria.
ton hills by n Upmn,lltoo uf Conference.
by Mr.. POLAND -llat MI resolutions calliu,:
for Information from tho President or from a,.y
rroprinto committee for report aa tv
tho. necessity md propriety of inakln!;
such ca! allch committee to report
thereon without delay, md to 10 authorized
to report ut any timo.. That who'1evor asy rcsu-
lntiou or proposition Ia ofroro, by mstnbor for
all investigation by q cu'nmlsce rotating to tl,e
conduct or notion OF any lno1ber OF my officer
or department OF tile Government. Bllct reAou-
tion Of proposition shall 10 referred to sonao R,
proprlato aianliug committee for report whoshor
investigation, aud tho moml,or offering 1t alall
appear before uucll committee and Btnto all
tl,n knowledge and information l.o l,as OH tho
subject, the Committee to DO authorized to report
ut n:lv tini0.
Dy Mr. nroREY-To add to tho regular atana-
inE coInn1ittoeg of tho House Con1uittoo Gil
Mississippi Ioveos.
THE sALARy-srEAn.
hlr. HELl4iHH tCUnn.) offered resolution
directing the Special Committee OIL tla neluc-
tio, Of Salaries to investigate tho aotual amount
raid to momhcrs Of the last congresa for eala-
ries, milcagc, Stationery and othor allowances.
1oforrcd to the Speciai Comnlttoe.
Tho SPEAKER announced tho Special Com
1nittoe, as fol:ows: 1lalo. Of Maine; Maynard.
N"aaon, scotlold, Halo, af Nov York; Niblacll,
asld JoHott.
/ ADJOURNMENT.
Tho 1Iouso adjourned, tho SPEAKER stating
that he would announce tue, standing commit
tooa tomorrow,
, 1873-12-05

Session OF the Stuto Association In
Coluinbus--A Concerted TSeaiatnuc0
tb Lie NlA1o to tho Demands Ok the
l'ute7itce VI Rubber rDontai-1sIuteu.
CoLuttus O., Dec. AIT tho session Of the
State Dental Anhocation to-day the topics dis
cussad wure: "OporasiorA, tile modo bf oper-
ating, and tile material used i'll filling teeth y
" DosB tho administration Of lime phosphate nfd
in tho development OF the teoth 7"
and "Why Inns not deutlBt,y received tho
general recognition that it ia justly
ontitlel to receive" Tie following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year: President, L. 4.
Smith, OF Cincinnati; Vice-ptesitlauts, A. A.
Dlonnt. Of Springfield, and j. A. DeAumau, OF
Columbus; Recording Secretary, J. II. Porter,
Ut alaus.lon; Corresponding beoretery II. Il.
johnson, OF Cleveland; Treasurer. Il. Vi. Desly,
Of Oxford. Urs. Butler ana Horton. Of Glove
land, were elcctod ue1nLora Of the State Board
Of Dental Examiners.
a naaH-moett1g Ut dcntists WAS held to-day.
ut Which resolutions weso adopted requesting
the palont Committee OF tic State Dem
tai Association to request coun.ol in
Cleveland to cooperate with attorneys
u tho country in resisting Tho clnifns
brought against Ohio by the patentooB Of dental
rubber for alleged infringement Of their patents,
tho o1ponae OF thcue Huiss to bp paid by oonsri-
buttons from nn dontists in the 8tato.
, 1873-12-05

Proceedings OF Tho North American
rkeo-kccpcrs' Socloty nt Louisville.

Proceedings OF Tho North American
rxco-kccpcrs' soclcty at louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 4.-rhe North Ameri-
ca,lDee-Keepors' Soeiotymet again thia moruing,
and, aflor sotne routine business SOLICITED tho fol-
low!ng otslcara Tor the ansuiug year: presidont,
Seth Hovland, Ponnaylvauia; Secretary, Abner
polc, Indiana; Treasurer, j. S. Sill, Ohio, and
q Tica-President for each Of tho twouty-seyeu
a:atea.
D. s. Adair read an interesting paper on
lie wings OF beos In which he advanced tho
thoorY that the aenso Of slnell, broashiug aud
hearing Of heos il lodged III tho wings.
Ile attendance. though not largo, was good.
The society adjourned this afternoon to meet in
rittsbnrgh OH tho second Wednesday, In Novcna-
bor, 1874. after appointing tho following com.
mltoe to roproaoslt tho boo interest OF tho coun-
try at tho Centennial Exhibition In Philadelphia
IN 1876: p: 3: Adair. kentucky Mra. 8. ruppsr,
Iowa; J. W. Windon, Ohio.
NKw Yonx, Deo. 4.--Tho navigation Of tho
Hudson 1dyor Ia again open to Albany.
, 1873-12-05
FIRES.

Tltroo Largo Wooden buildings on
the North Silo Ikclllccd to A3llca.-
EgtiIintoa Loss. 81. 900.
Shortly afsor o'clock lust evouing, flamca
were discovered In the two-akory doublo-front
wooden building, Nos. 90 and 264 1arrabee
street, owned by II. Sickle. An alarm
OF fro waa sont in from Box 167,
md second alarm was struck from
tho aamo box at $40. Tho fro originated In
lludoph Wagner's bakery, No. 2Ga Larrabeo
etreot. Tie Garnos spread with great rapidity,
and IN half m l,oar utter tho discovery Of tho
aro tho building and moat ot it's contenta were III
ashes. The fire spread to the building No. LOT Cy-
bourn avenue, winch WAS also destroyed. No. 2G4
LafraLoe street was occupied as barbcg-shop
by Norman Hollo, whose loss Is about S1,000.
Tho total value Of property destroyed was about
1880, fully covered by insurance. No. 2G4 Lar-
owned by Fritz LIGHTER, whoAe loss waa about
81, 600.
, 1873-12-05

sort during the present Congress In ovidont.
All oxtroniu sollalttv:tinsss to criticism IL OBJ
to'yol in Congressman ;'onotally' '1~espcclal!y
lora resolution, Which wnn read to-
day, provides That III nil ceana wlloro
!, esa,G esGa IT te'ns s& bs s rscr.aa Tsnsia't'q 7"
M Mtlo Sjta,dlne Committee To which no subject
matter Ut Ito proposed inveullsnfsou belongs,
a.lsl,o nutl,oruf tho resolution alrall bsrc1uirel
to Hinte to tito Committee il, tlio fullest nnnnor
TINT ihTo impellcd him 10 move Ills resolution
md that tLe Con,ulttuo shall thon report to tho
i!ui4so whothnr in sloir opinion tho
mntter ,9 n ts worthy Of further l' .1e,.a atten,
sp s nvestieatio e It IS ansrstooa is to be- o sS
footed 10 characterization aud otherwise war-
rictt Al II In woyo tito prosecuting wftnoHA III Il
po o'ice-Co,ut. TIcro IN gaod roasun to boliovo
TINT Dutlor IL proposing Ills method Of prevent
picos Of htrong pnrty Tint Ia prepared to 60 to
MI oxtresno leuslh to secure Its adoption. II it
nhonll succeed, 1t will, u oonnactlon with tho
Henate prons Colnlnltseo,77 which il understood
paper correh'onden's, ,-Eo far toward G'a estab- q
lisElnUnt Of q stato Of aiTairH Under which Tho
pooplc can bo hept In comparative ienorA.'oe Of
corrupt transactions which otherwise would bo
fully vonttlatct1.
THE cI.lEr-1rsT1oEsnrr.
Tho action OF tho Hcliato tn aajourning to
Monday without having passed upon, tho
nasno OF George. i. Williams, 10 III tie
yacnlicy occasioned b,y tue death Of Salmon
7. ohakeo, liz regsrdod IA isoaluy no good for
tho nominoc i IL arguod that this actloll gvona
hin opponents ts,rco dnys in Which to work, mud
Tint III TINT limo tho Senato will ilcnr from tho
country. whore l.s nomination In understood to
bo unfasorahly rcgardsd q. Tho nomination forms
tho subject OF conversation OH the atrcot.cornors,
III tho hotcl!, mud all places Of reHort WllllnmH
while he recognizes tho forco Of the opposition,
Hlll feols perfectly confident that ho will bo con-
tfrned by u fair majority. .....-....
CONTEST FOR TIE c1iArGA1Scy OF THE SENATE,
Tho tght bctwoen tho proa.horn for the placo
Of Chaplain to the Senate llas grown to be quito
as bitter rs might 10 expected from common
politicians. who do not lay claim TO any special
EoodnoAs H. H'1gSle for any otsr oso pay
bntton-llolcd sud bored continually by
the friends Of ;? one or tho .ta othor ro.ana, sana
gentlemen is canyaused with groat Freedom and
sarnostness Pr Tiffany ono Of Tie contestants m t.
was rol!acod to tho ranks for lad practices, and
this is alleged nganst him now. Tho Doctor IL
, 1873-12-05
Trauafors OF Vesaols During Month ol
N0v1tH Dor, 1873.

One-thisd Of schr Anseries, 4. Muir 10 Thomal
nulh consideration. S9.0 .0uu.
Tho whole OF schr Active, Martin Ku!'er to D. F.
Church AMI A. L. Falaou consideration, 81, 600.
oae.halt Of sehE Rele Brown William, brown to
Wllli.m Mueller constellation. 50, 800.
one-Aaf Of tux Croton, N. Eastman to f. E. Napier;
confederation, 81, 200.
One-si1th Of sshr E. @. Grey Frederick H. Dsrnes "a
Mary Daily; consideration, $40.
one-sixth Of sclr Z. 9. Grey, Walter Todd to Samuel
F. Ilartng consideration, 1856.
Tbrec-fourths Of schr Game Coct, J, q. Dyman IA
Timothy Dytnan: conH,.torafon. 81.
The who!s Of tugJ. r. Haydcs'. James F: usyden q
al. to Willard 8. Clahin consideration, f4.00o
Tbs whole Of cannl-boat Jennie, Frank Hopkins 10
Francis Y. Raymond consideration, 1900.
Oneals Of ktnr King Brothers. g. A. johnson to q.
F. Hanfarl consideration, 81 100.
THO whole Of canal-hoat Milwaukee, Joseph Henry
to Jacob Lynch consideration, SlUQ.
The whole Of canal-hoat Milwaukee, Jacob Lynch to
Jaines Kingawoll consideration, slB0.
Tic whole of schr Tuisy, joseph H. Dytnan ID
Timothy Dyman cunsliterGtlon, 81.
0ne.tAird OF sthr L,rnur Kellnr, Jacob Kellsr Ia
Oio Achlnnetnan ranp1teratt'n tG,010.
, 1873-12-05
DES iNOlMES,

Il G0oAly Silica of FeItHlon--9G cctfnR
0f tho Executive Committee or the
State Grange.
srtctos Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs Mo.sEs. H.. Dec. 4.--WaMeg 4. Simpson,
Of Marsllalltown, WAS to-day paid ~ back-pen-
aion. the sum Of S2.5D8. Ho was paralyzel III
1862. In tle Army OF the Cumberland.
The Executive Committee OF the State Grange
waA In session at tho Jonos House to-day. I'll.
members of tho Committee p1oheut are Grand
Matter 4. 3. Smedloy, y. 4. Blank1and, J. y.
Whitman, i. .impBoi1, III. harrington, Spoucer
Day, aud o. II. 7. buchanan.
, 1873-12-05

Lou'sy1tLEt Ky, Dec. 4.-At q meeting
Of tho D.,ard 'of Drectora of tho Cum
hor1anl L Ohio Nillr,nd, held to-ilay, Prcsi,-
dcut DnLonoy reported tho work Of con-
Btruction stoaaily progressing, and tho Com
pany jussisied III lottiug now contracts. Ihe
grading and masourj Of tho ton miles from
Sco!tHYlllc, Ky, 10 tho Tennessee State
line layo just been lot to soveral old and
experienced contractors, which completion
tho lotting OF tho road from 0allatin,
Tenn, to scottsylle, KY. Work On ihe roai
from shclbyvillc, Ky, ao,tl to scottsylllo u we'll
advanced, md tho Engineer is directed to advor-
tho for csoka-tics for portion Of tho north en
Of tho road, md tho President WAS authorized
to atlvortise for proposals. for grading and ma
sonry for six miles Of tho road III Barron County.
The prospects Of the road nro regarded as yerv,
ilattering. Three calls of 20 per cont aud ono Of
10 per ceut worc ordered mado on tho individual
stockholders Of tho Company.
, 1873-12-05
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

spselal Ditpatth 70 Tie chiraoo Ifib1.He.
KAHsAs CRY, Mo-, Dec. observation-disclosures, lao;
ahpmcu'B, J43 This was the most nctIye day Of tho
week. The demand waa chiefly from feoders and ahip-
pera Sales Of rough through Te1aB Rtecra wero made
Moxcan cows, si.so; wtutercd Texas h:eers, $500;
corn-fed do, $i.25.
uoae-AIarket actiye; do.nsnd nrgont from packers;
rriceH firm At advance Of &C. closing strong Ut $50
@3.90.
, 1873-12-05

Reduction OF Wagon by tlao Mf1xvau-
keo s. ST. Pnsl Ekaslronu Managers.
speetal Disuatci to The Ch,ca1o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Deo, 4.-The General Manager
dora OIL tho 1st inst, that tho wagon OF all en-
ployoa iu the main office In this olty arc to be
reduced 10 por coat from this time forward.
Tile clerks take the matter good naturedly, and
Say tAey will bo well satisfied It they can only
DO s,ro Of getting " raised again At somo fu-
tu1e timo.
, 1873-12-05
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 4.-CATTLE-1lore active and
higher: vsry bert on sale 5;a @o'sc; lhat generally
rated first Qunllty, 4!1t25hc: medium or good
fair, 3tsta4t6c. Hecclpta, 2,014. B.tes. 1919.
HooR--Steady and 10 higher. Cosn-fel hoga. 90
6kc; sicrs, 6ai@0:.
AnEEr-Quie. sn,l ia ~ higher. Sales At tNG4Aot
Primo would command e.. nsceipts, l,282.
, 1873-12-05

New Yonx, Dac. 4.-Wila,u seott, ngefl IT
years, suu Of the bridse-tcn.lor o. the uaciiun-
sack River, uoar New Durham. waa sLot daA'l OH
Tuesday right by George Allen, coipauion:
stcrplng out OF tile brldse-teuders house to
sotte dispute.
Tho coroner'a Jury has rendered a verdict Of
accidental shooting.
, 1873-12-05
THE ClVtL-SERVlCE.

Examination OF Candidates In Ctnctlt~
Eutts
C1So,NNAT1, O., Doc. 4.--At tho Ciyil-sorvioe
examination today, for tho Third Civil District,
Of candidates for class Of First C!elk iu tue
Executive Department Ut Washington, ilfty-ona
OF tho eighty-heyeM candidates were pyesent. Of
ing -Chiof-Examinor Of tho Treasury Depart
mont, was asssted By TIM lion. Il. II, Htepl,al,-
sou mud tho Hon. >vitis,u i. Davis, OF lls city.
D. u Eaton, Of tho ciyiI-ssrylcs Commission,
wRa preaant,
, 1873-12-05
THE LOUISVILLE aoARD or TRADE,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Doc. "A number Of rner.-
chants met llls evening to fesascitato the Doard
Of Trade. Twcvo hundred donrs wero sub
scribed ani com,nltloo appointed to solicit sub
acripttnus from tic merchants. It Ia proposed
to iaiso $4,000 at once to put tho Board iu
funds, and resume meetings aud tile purchase Of
diynxtchcB,
, 1873-12-05

her seaf2'y. 1t may 10 that Santiago do Cuba waa
not ]lor destination.
,pnlAnEtrH1A, ]'a., Dnc. IA special from
Wilmington rA,W tho monitor Manhattan iu OK
rcced to HALL for hoy West Tomorrow IN good
Trim, mid with everything Hocnso aud safe.
, 1873-12-05

sr. JOSEPH, blo., Dec. 4,-Tnree Of the prlu-
cipal business houaoa in tho town OF Laso, in this
county, With their contents, were destroyed hy
l!ro last night. Tho loss IL S25 900 to $50, 900;
,us,rauco about sf40O0-s400 In the North
American, or iilaaolphis, 90, 400 in the A!otna-
niA. Of Cleveland, and the balanoe in st. JoBeph
companies,
, 1873-12-05

s1teiat p'spatea to TIC Chicago Tribune.
DLoox1NoToN, Ill.,, Dec. 4.-The mattroEs
factory ind upholstering establishment operated
by John W. Morris. Of this city. was partially
destroyed by fro to-day. Tho damagc to tho
building aud stock will not exceed $G0J, which
Ia covered by insurance. The building iA the
property Of II. Schroeder.
, 1873-12-05
SHDRT.H0RS CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. 4.--1u tho Intornationn
Convention Of Short Horn D:eodors, O paper on
Bhort-horng IA milk-pruducels laa leen rend
progress on the kind of cattle to DO admitted to
the herd-book, and tho Convention may be pto-
traoted till tomorrow,
, 1873-12-05

ALBANY, N. y, Doc. d.-rho tats tilAw makes
1t possible t4at tin Eric Canal may la opened
again III q fow days, aud the great proportion
get through to tldewAtsE.
, 1873-12-05

EAST LIBERTY LIVESTOCK MARKET.
EAsr LIBERTY, Pa. Doc. 4.-CATT1E-Arrivns, 80
cars: ca r. h:at 54ta51o; medium. A}&@5c conihon,
uo0A-Arrivals, II cars. Beat Philadelphia, $1,000
4.75; Workers., 4.l0{34,50.
8HEEPArrivais cars. Best, 81. .00Gs5. Is; medium
$l.0Qaf4.76 common, $2.75G33.25.
, 1873-12-05
At SlsipIr.1lEl4 Ill.

Special ihspaA:A Il, The Chicago Tribune.
CAnLISv1LlE, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-Tho iluuring-uaill
OF 1litter Brothers, ut Slfpman, was CONSUMED
SC. .09D to sG, MOO, with no insurance. The flre is
supposed to hayo boon the work Of m incon-
fiihrY.
, 1873-12-05
OHIO DOCTORS.

Special Dispatch to Ths Chtea0o Tribune,
ToLEDo, O., Dec, 4.-Tho North Hcatern Ohio
Medical Association, numbering 400, IN holdiug q
session horo. which will Terminate Tonight With
= banquet at tho Oliver House.
, 1873-12-05

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. al. D. Helden, Post
nnaster ut Washington, aud Lin tpu, .tn6eph
Delden. Deputy i'unlnsastcr, were brought to tile
city tonight. Under arrest, charged With robbing
mail-hagd OF 81 ,107 last wook.
, 1873-12-05
Dcfn1catiou By Il Woodward County,
Tcxal1,4 Trs4htecs

AIEMP1IIs, Tenn., nac. 4.-Thero ID no lougor
any doubt but that Il Woodward County Trustee
tus absconlel with 5,00o Or s20,000 in ndti-
ton to over ,U00 in county warrants bypothe-
Gated by him to obtain money to gambia In
stocks. Bills have beon filed aud injunctions
iasned by tho Second Chancery againr, John =.
Pngo aud tho Alechauics' and Traders Bank, re-
stranng tloua from transferring or using tl.eAo
warrants, which wero given ~ collateral for
some s35.000. The warrants are worthless.
having been paid. Tho holders will lose them.
Woodward's bonden,en viii hayo somo $l5,0oo
Or s2O 600 10 pay AZ lar az tho lnye4tigation hss
gOue,
, 1873-12-05

WARRINGTON, d. O.. Dpo. 4.--Oustoma receipts
for tho week Guiding Nov. ~ werc: Boston
e23o45a; New York, sl,a4o,0l5; Philadelphia
sG76,32a.
internal reyenuo rsceipss today, s251, col.
Outstanding logal-tcn.iarH, si03, ,550,7l8.
, 1873-12-05
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

u Suit Involving tEhroe-tl uurtora OF q
Million uR f1olTntH rO lse EA*titiltoa
TT E'eNriA.
Snectal Dtspateh 10 Tae Chftnoo Tribune.
pEou1A, H., Der. a.-suit will bo commenced
III tho Chaucory Court noxt torn by William
Dodge, 'econtly appointed couHoryator Of Marin
Eharp, inAanp ngaliHt j. II. I.,lak. former con-
teyva<or. 10 recover forty acres IN Lower peosia.
Tho amount involved Ii about e750,u00. Tho
lau.l laa. changod hands. md Ia now covered
with buildings, auong which, aro aovoral dissil~
, 1873-12-05

MEMPHIS, Ionu., Dec. 4-Ale1anlor ".
Taylor formerly OF birmingham, England,
grocer, corner Of Third anil Osorton stlcots,
WAS slot and instantly Killed about 6 o'c.ouk
tha evening by John t. Graco hteman, who
ho refused to credit for drink. Gyaco waa AZ
rostcd.
, 1873-12-05

PIrTanuRoH, pa.. Doc. 4.-Tl,c casos OF John
s. McAlnllcn ngaiunt ". II. Brown, Capt. i. N.
Gray. and other steamboat ovncrs. for infriug-
ing on liis latout for rtaar, captta,l, aru to be
tllcnl has boen taken to The Supreme Court OF
tho United HtatcB, and preparations aro now
making to tako testimony for respondents for
tho othor cnseB.
, 1873-12-05

GALVESTON, Tox., Doc. 4.-Tho Nsms haa full
returns trom unly four oountles thus IN. dal-
yeaton glyos Democratic maturity Of l,554.
Starr County, 4 Republican majority Of l6l
, 1873-12-05

Special Utspastll u 1Ae Lh,caoo Tribune.
pn1LApELrl1lA, Ia, Doo. 4.-fhcre is no
special change tn note In to-day'a transaottoua
to 7.t,er cent On chuco collateral aud discounts
OIL primo commercial paper are firm At 10 por
cent.
, 1873-12-05

New YonE, Dec. 4.-bttchel]n, who WAS to be
hanged Tomorrow in Jersey City for the murder
OF Michael Stevenson, LAS been 1cspiled to the
9TH Of January.
, 1873-12-05
NtlsvnutEce Ctnna0rinE for nm 1st-
crease OF Transportation EnGilitios,

SpefiWl U8VNleh u The LNfc1Q0 TF'bNHc.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 4,-Tho Chambof OF Com
moyco to-dny adopted n Hories Of resolutions In
yognrel to witator froigats. TAoeo Hct forth TINT
tho facilities for transportation tron, thB cily arc
asonta to uso thoir efforts to tin ord. com
nt.oo WAS appointed to call upon tLeso agents.
, 1873-12-05

ksing ConvictH Sent tossing Sing.
NEW YonK, Dao. A.-1ngorsoll and Harrington,
lie " ring" oonyicta, wsro taken to Sung Sing
o-daY.