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THE
FRANKLIN BANK
SAVINGS BANK.
Organised lnder Special Charter " the stats Of nnnoh
No. 80 VanBuren-st., corner Fhird-ave.,
-ARD-
196 West Madison Street.
CHICAGO
OTTICE Hours: Daily, 10 A. II. to 3P.N. Sat
ErdAys and Mondays, 8 TO SIN
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT
AND
ALLOW AN INTEREST THEREON.
Foreign ErehON1e.
Drafts on IEkLASD and EH0LASD IN 70 suit, of El
Sterang and upward.



SOCtssgs DepWS-t@OeSGt.
THE FRANKLIN BANK, organized under special
charter granted by the State u Illinois, ,,th all
the powers and privilege Bankers, have been
induced " establish Department for SAVING, with
view Of giving Socetis Institutions and individuals who
desirOus u saving their money, secure and CON
yenient for such VI their hnsis
seeded fOr current penses
Deposits u dollar any number o. dollars wrl b.
eceived
A General Banking Business also Transacted
TRUSTEES:
BENJAMIN LOMBARD, @. Il. FoRT,
FERNANDO JONES, JOSIAH LOMBARD,
s. A. BRIGGs.
FERNANDO JONES, President
). A. BRIGGS, VICE President.
GEORGE 8. EDDY, Cashier
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-01-04

The city missionary Of Dubuque is over
whelmed and discouraged. He talked 10
an excited German, and the German said
" Dam it why dond You 90 to work Vat
in der telvel vas der use Of your gone round
init dem pieces Of baperi Dem was
played. Dam it, 90 to work, and dond BE-
acting der loafer init your blOwD aboud dam
religious bimess.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-01-04
ANcw Trades Inioh sI"ry.
THE OTHER SIDE.

By A NJ iuKAN.
Prusideut Of Ia D,-,purs ia.crns.ioiIal Onion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11
Religious Department.
TIE SOIL NOT IMMORTAL.

-
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If tba 49, IF tha rron,,5 an1
hraafhad into Lis ,ost,;2s ~ h,aa4l 49,
Of life and man barano lir;nr.
,.nnI n-Cfsn 80
-
- 80 ''ii-'-'l - II ON ,-i9 iil7'
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-, nc ''iS.S.''' ~ Sucn Sfea'
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rAI' at ilol1i - pein8 - oronh7
10y ',,uS ~ - J''S' Sal''' ~ ma
~ M IuI % ~ p0V' HlilopCu-
lam fIr 'Ha' theory we 90 moi
Hn,1 Sucn q paii079 once mentioned
IL lhe N'l'-e' nuI JuSC me opposite
=. nc ii'oi t''-iVs u tLe Soul--ior we
lll'' ! iii'liioF5"ilIy ineAuon9u III ,he
ooII '' - pu' i lever "ppIleu 70 'he
80 a. hl 4. '''1SI l? oiily mention
% I've 'lllle5 ana lillho[tal once
t',,H - 'pp-IeU % you VI 'I7 '7@',iO9
~ vi ''llt [ g, ~ ana io1 De
l'Ie' d. loiio"9 10 1nehl VINO ny
l'''Cioa0 o9-i III 'i''i1'G III "ell1o!ilS
.,'oon 1ot 6iol! 'iiI "oiloT anu M
Mt9f ali'?' eIelIl"i ne -hoin' T.
y, " M - INC G7c q seeking lor Il
e!'iIia "" ~, "i'e"'', l"'c III our posses
7'''i.. =. ; ii''' mortal hA''St pun Oh IN
90 ,'L''!' "il'' "Ale!i 'liiS niorlai
.,,1'lil nave l.oV On -lpii1otIahVy' ut
,-iT e''' i oo'loli, 'nel' nov pelore'
.' :" 1li .. oloN's, ~ ~ pass nc say ing
I''''' - h1''e'l De",h - s"ai-
~" ou u ~ 'i ~ = uea'n' v mere
:: Wy So 60 "i.ci9 - ~, tnS
80 W -, ''' ~ y. ~
ii,''1, !, i' -, ',.i'y Wv eiiiH ~
Tic i'sA,' IN y ~ b''' II
~" i,'',,io i,l'''iii1''1 ~ ',ig "lpot,i
- u ''Ii SAY 9l' e9''o SNl'S'' "lio
80 'ooiiol'ou ,te.''i, ,.ii,' - o''n
itie anu lin.''- AMY ~ h9li1 Nil[oIl9li
'Ne SoSpel' III ~ No"
!'ii'o 1he hlhS =. e'erhal, inI, l
ln'lSioie. = liin' H. we III"
toat iinillor'@i' III ti,e SCRIPTURES
'4ualllleS ile oeIsy' ana ho1 ,he soul,
ana 'il''s lar hl'9 'oCal lach Oh us
l'ilD4oflality, anI. can say WIN pro-
pFleVy ana Ldellty' slaI inc ScI!p-
lures 90 not Ieach ohe hlihlortant!
Oh Ihe sol'i anu II Ihey 40 1t Is
fa1her ill'iihaIGu 'ilah Saiu anu Il
not iheiitioiieu no" are we 10 prove
lliat sucn Is us nature having
examined al lhe passages tile "ofu u
lhliaorlaiiVy ana h1i'i0rtai' we WIZ
return 10 our IeAI' ana III "ccoru-
ante WIFI Iil"C we WIZ lio'lce III
.order some Oh !Ao nlo9V important "a,
passages touching tile soul ne
,oru 1oa lofllea man oIV u tne
DUST OF lne ground ana Dreamed
tor pew INTO LIS lloaIrllS 'he oreaVh
OF h1e,Hh -9hah-hlahl anu man De-
came d H'in% SOUL Vi creature
Nlcphesh} htle we nave .ile 'lc"-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

men who brought Immortality to
light, and not Christ, who, Paul tells
us, hath abolished death, and
brought life aud immortality to light
through the gospel.-Tim. /; 10.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11

TOYS Below Cosr-Davey is clsosinc
out bss stock OF toys-among which are
many nice things-Gctualy at less than
cost
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11


Is the only Known Remedy for GrlrhtF Dis
ener, and has cured every case Of Diabetes in
wilichit has been given. Irritation Of the Neck,
ofthc Bladder aud Inflammation ofthe Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bidder ECttn
ton OF Urine Diseases 81 the lrnrtNfc tlgud,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust brposis
aud Mucous or MILKY III charges. ara Tor II
fcehlel aud Delicate toustitutiUrSof beth &eXca-
attended with The following svmplcms Ions
Of Power Loss % Memory. bingulty ~ Eg,4'lt.
ing, W"ak Nerves, NHkriuluee-, Pain 80 10
BIck, Uohing ~ the Body, Eruption ca thp
Face, failid CouuIcuanc., laFt.tadg Of tAa
System. etc
Used by persons IN tho dccoc or ehauce -
life, Aifcr confinement Or labor paine, bed wet
ing in children etc.
In many affections peculiario Indies the TX
tract Buchn ia uueqUGlcd by any utnrruHad -
ABlu Cutprosis or Retention, lrCEl Iat'ty, PAIN
'uuc8a Or Suppression Of Customary -vatugfuIs
liberated or Sehiuus state - TIE Uterus, lrt-
corrAra or Nhiten, Stuiliiy, and fnr on con.
plAipt- Incident 10 the sex. ]. Is prescribed
e1tsn-iyry by the most eminent rgy-giaus aud
hj8wivrs for pYlCrbrd and delicate Coz. ti,t.
tiCLs Of both sexes and all aces.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-11
Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.

1t is my aim to keep on hand at all
time full stock Of everything appertain-
ing to the drag trade
j. H. VIVIAN
, 1873-03-17

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-It has trnnspired hero
that the mnilB from St. Louis to tho East have
been robbed several times during tho past two
months. Fifty Thousand do1lara with drafts
cont from hero by tho Third National Bank to
tho National Dank Of Commerce, N. Y, On tho
night of Jan. 81, failed to reach thoir desti-
nntion, but hayo not Hnco boon presented,
therefore tho bank Ia not loaer Tho mails Of
the 14th and 25th Of February were also robbed,
but it WAS not known that any drafts
from hore were presented or negotiated
until fow days ago, when Information
camo from Buffalo. TINT draft for $15,0 900,
issued by d bank hora in favor OF J. @. Ayres d.
Co., n. T., had been presented to an express
company in Buffalo with the name Of that firm
forged. The forgery was not discovered till af-
tor the draft had boon paid. Upon receipt Of
this information, Con. Bmith. Postmaa-
ter, immediately commenced IN inyeHtiga.
ton, aud ascertainel that tho mails Of
Jan.1 did not go through, and that the mail-bo1
was robbed Of foyeral letters apparently be-
the robbora but Special Poat-Ollico Detective
nlents Of tho drafts issued have been brought
about as follows: man supposed to bo ongagel
in those robberieR came to Buffalo, accompanied
by T. lady dressed iu tho height Of fashion,
whom llo represented as llia vito rented ele-
CANT apartments, and formed business relations
with an expreaa company. He aont soy-
eral drafts by this company for collection-ono
for 81 900 on = ST. Louis baul, which WAS gen.
uino, and In this way gained tho confidence Of
tho company, who supposed him to bo wealthy.
It in understood that they oashod tho $15, ,000
draft for him npon hia entrusting it to them for
collection III New York.
, 1873-03-17
SPAIN.

BARCELONA, AEarcl, 1g.-sonor FiguoraB, ac-
companicd by tho civil Governor Of tho province,
und Henry nuggles, United statos Consul, to-
day visited tho United statos squadron in tho
port Of Barcelona, and were received with full
Ronors on board tl,o steamers Brooklyn and
Bhenandoal. Capt. Bryson, Of tho Brooklyn
proposing tho health of sonor FigueraH, tho
presletont responded by paying tribute to the
snomory Of Washington, and thanking tho Amcri-
cans for their expressions Of sympathy for tho
new Republic.
1lApR1D, March 16.-Tho Government has ro-
peivcd dispatch announcing TINT 5000 Carlists
conoentratcl nt Yern had been routed by Con.
Nordas after Bsngulnary battle which lasted
eeveral hourB. The Carlints who sought refugo
In the villago wore badly received. Con Nonvil-
:ho North.
, 1873-03-17
BURNED TO DEATH.

Tho Eiro Mt Nlua HsInnd-A NAN and
Euls Grnndson 1sur1lcti In One Room.
Tho dispatch in THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday re-
garding tho fire at Biuo Island. and tho burning
Of john Ze1nity and LIS little grandson Mathew,
while it gavo tlo facts presented but faint idca
Of tho unfortunate calamity.
Tho facts as Qeyelopcd nt the Coroner's in
quest yesterday afternoon, aro as follows:
On Saturday morning about O'Clock, Mr..
John Zeimet2, Jr., son Of John zeimet2, md
father Of little Mathew, left tho house to go ont
Into nelgboEing eor1l-aold t9 foea the cattle:
into tho barn to milk tho COW. She had beon
there but few minutes when her little girl
camo running In, and said that the house was on
fire. No time was to be loas, and rushing wildly
littlo cottage envelopcd in 1ameH. But little she
cared for tho destruction Of the house, until hor
aged fathnr and little son wore rescued from tho
mad elements. sho ran Mt once to the back door,
but upon a9RSnng T9n ogs met oE BY volume
slowly rotreatod sho could hear the ahrioks Of
her aged father and little boy, az tho 1lames
roasted their helpless bodioB.
Dai1led here, tho nov, frantic woman rushed
and m would not yiold to her elTorts T to open It.
This door opened into the room, where in q bed
lay tho old man aud his grandson. She wont to
tho window aud broke in the SASH, but I'LL in
vain. The room was like furnace Of firei aud
IL AZ oA4O VI tAo
ones. By this timo 11r. Zein1atz, who had seen
tho flames from the corn-0eld, arrived on tho
scene, and the feeling in his heart and the OK
preston on, his face when, his wifo
shrioked "Ihey arc In thoro," in answer
to LIS inquiry regarding tho safety
Of hie father aud boy, can bottor be imagined
than described. Ho snw ut once that otfort
to roscue them would only bring destruction
upon hirnsnlf, and rostgned to tlis, tho husband
mid anl wifo, there by tho side Of tlleir burning
home, envcIoped in q cloud Of smoke from the
burning bodies Of their loved oues Anelt in
prayer.
No neighbora camo to their succor till noon,
and. four long hours after tie flames died away,
that stricken couple raked tho smonlaering em-
bor tho remains Of their father and their child.
They found them there, oil charrcd and dis1gured,
tho grandfather nnd tho littlo son; the ono had
boon tasting Of tho sorrowg and tho joys Of this
world for sc years, the other, bright blue eyed
boy, was but 2 years old. Was there over a
atory more sad than this?
To ndd to tho misery OF tho survivors, $3.50,
burned up with tho house. Truly A1r. Zeimetz
and hia wife havo boen scourgod beyond human
strength to bear.
Tho verdict Of the Coronors jury was that tho
deceased woro accidentally burned.
, 1873-03-17
CANADA,

TonosTo, Ont, Nlazoh 15.-Tho chiof topic
under discussion In tho Dominion ut present iH
ths Canada Pacific Railway. The Glo1o today
returns to ite consideration IN three column
editorial, Within q few days tho subject is to DO
anndo the test question, which will decide tho
'xato Of tho Government. Tho proposed limo
will be ZOO milos long, travorHing region con-
with tho RESOURCES Of d people numbering less
ehan four millions, the work will require tho
eabor Of II, 600 men for eight yoaru, and Il gross
>texpenditure OF ovor one hundred and thirty mill
ls1, 900, 600 security. Tho list Of tho Globes
Shaagos against tho dovornmont in this matter
Ha that they took the power to determine tile
route; to borrow thereby millious Of dollars
grant 80, ,ooo, 900 acres Of land to tho Company;
TO hyposhocato another 80, 100000 acros Of land
as security for lands, representing loan of
$3.50 ,000, 900 to mako contract with any COM
ipany without tho Intervention OF parliament
TO altor tho acts Of existing companios; to ANAL
Earnnte existing companies, and to create and
charter a new company, NIL without tho intor-
fvention Of Parliament. It il charged to ho an
t.1anrpation Of power, and violation Of the cs-
fAb3ishcd principle Of responsible government.
Two men wore Bmothered at London by futnoe
from petroleum, yesterday.
The New Brnswick members and Senators
hiave held caucus, which was, however, attend-
lpd BY tho Minister Of finance and the Minister
se1ceodiDgly distruatful Of tho caucus and foar-
Ing an amalgamation by which they may loBo
power, it is understood that the promier's fnton-
zion Is to avoid tho question Of better terms to
New brunswick till tllo session is ovor, md In
The meantime to 1850 their votes.
Tho Minister Of Justice aud tho Minister Of
Rexatanding.
The strength of the opposing parties still ro-
hnaiua uncertain, but will shortly be nado mani
acSt.
, 1873-03-17

a MoettnE liza Champaign CountY-A
Lawyer IL Invited to Nlnt1c u Speech,
and Advises Them to Enforce tho
Throc Cent Lnsv: with Tlloir own
Good Right Arms - Resolutions
Members OF the Legislature Ordered
to Go to %vOrl-Anlpencfalng Gov.
Rcveri1gc-Ifae Farmers to OrEnntxo
n Now Political 1'nrty-TAe Press
Must Give Up Their pusses.
From 0Kr A9ricultnrai Correspondent.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, March u, 1879
moeting Of delegates Of tho Farmers Clubs
and Oranges Of Champaign County was held at
llrhana to-day, commencing ut II a. H. by Mr..
y. b. Porterfleld calling tie meeting to order,
'Shen Mr. J. ". McElroy WIS elected President,
and Il. j. Dunlap Secretary. After appointing
committees on organization, credentials, porma-
1ent of!icors, constitution, aid resolutions, the
Association adjourned until D. nj,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
reported, recommending TINT tho namo bo the
Champaign County Association; that the officers
be d President, ono Vice President for each
town, Secretary, md Treasurer; that each
Farmers Club md each Grange be entitled to
ono delegate for each twenty members; and the4
meetings to DO hold quarterly.
THE COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
reported sixty-one delegates from twenty-four
>eHAb tsA-e% WV NAA46o W. GolAo I4tEApHC6
OF clnba not having regular credentials were
added.
TIE oFFIoERs 'ELEcTED
werc DR.. ". A. Conkoy, of Homer, President, with
one Vico-presfdent from each town II. J, Dun
lap, Secretary and L. Eaton, Treasurer. The
President not being present, ono Of tho Vico-
Presidents, Mr.. II. 7. Aspern, was callou to tho
Chair.
The moeting being in regular working oraor,
@ B. Smith, d prominent lawyer OF Champaign,
was called upon for spoecll.
Mr. Smith commenced by saying that he felt .
delicacy III coming before farmers conyen-
tion, for llis motives might DO misunderstood;
but Mr. Portoriloll hnd invited h,m to speak on
one particular point, that
IN REGARD TO oR0AHlzArIoS.
Ho was not now farmer, but, until grown to
mans eBtate, no Was q fauner-toy, and 1yas
inurod to hard far1n-labor. Some persons sup
posed that lawyers, in addressing those moot
iags, did so for sonae advantages for tla reason
he had heaitatod. but, after all, le claimed
como right to bo heAvd, first, for the reason
thRt DO had been boy-farmer; md, Beeond}y,
that, before this movement, no hai opposcd
railroads, In Blort, ho was al, out-and-ont aa,tl-
railrona lawyer; almost Ills first and hta last suit
had boon against tho railroad companies. Thon
thero was another object iu these o,ganizatlona
beside the railroad Aght,-khat Of moral, soeIsl,
and blldneaB nteroBts, From this he wont on
IN tho usual lulo OF argument, to show the yalue
, 1873-03-17

amount Of tho oollatoraly Id not yot known, but
will exceed ei5O,OO0,
Tho bordn talfon woro principally Of tho
Jofsoraonvllle, Madison & Intlianapoa 1lal!roAd,
and The Louisville, Cincinnati b Lexington
Short Llno.1
, 1873-03-17
FRANCE.

PARIS, March 1G.--rlle now treaty between
France and Germany, providing for the ovacua-
lion Of tho French Provinces, Was signed at Ber-
fso1man forces aro to evacuato all places they
tuow hold in Franco by the 1st Of July, with tho
hxoeption Of Vordan and vicinity, from which
Rhog are to withdraw on tho 9Th Of September.
/, Troops have beon sent to tho Spanish frontier
10 assist tho local authorities in the execution
Eof tho order requiring MI Carlists croBsing into
France to bo internod.
! It Ia announced that senor Rios will eucceod
9ir Olozaga Minister OF Bpain to France
pere Hyacinthe has begun to prencl in Genoa
with marked object. His congregations arc very
large, and he is fast gaining adhorents.
, 1873-03-17

LISBON. March 10.-In tho Cortes, yesterday,
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs announced TINT
the Portuguese Consul had been instructed to
demand Immediate satisfaction Of the Brazilian
Government for tile outrage to tho Portuguese
flag at Para,
, 1873-03-17

lowing:
Aesolred, That, II tl,e Legislature cauno, or wi,
not pass law, within tic next ion days preventing
e1tnrtion sud unjust Discrimination iii railroad
for ho nese ., u m ate md
como honc
THE GOVERNOR 70 pE 1MpKAouEp.
upon GOV. Dsveridge, and demand Of lin the lm,ne-
dlas appointment Of Railway gomn.isHlonorn which
TINT they domand Of the Governor 10 oxeeno imne.-
to,so 9r fast they impaash hin ior violation 81 his
Afr. Dunlap moved to fay tho resolution Oh tic
tablo, which was lost amid aomo tumnlt
Mr. scoyi1lo, It III but just to Hay III the school
teaeher Who had tho difficulty in regard to tho
serGofn sgrsyoS horas+ IT. ohaRagn md feoa much
futious came from tie Ludlow Farmers Club,
ana should bo treatca with respect, for 1t waa
tho Ludlow people. who made suceeasful robcl-
lion against the railroad monopoly
atr. Dunlap took ground In favor OF tho Gov
ofnor, as ho did not sec in what respect tho Gov
ornor had neglected his duty. He must hnyo
t!no t! to select from tho ninety candidates tho
snteo hesI s'I adapted to tho position, aud he
such folly ~ tnpeachlng tho Governor for What
tho law made II the duty OF the Railroad Com
a,iaaio1 to do, and not the Governor lie had.
nnnn nn e9e aW a1o6tty 1xatsy2 q 9d aa people Ct Cham;
hal not lost tho leaat particle Of oonlde1lce In
him.
; Tho Rov. Mr.. Everett Of Ludlow, made q
aonl-btirring speech In favor Of the downtroddon
farmer, md DO oha,aeterizea the conduct Of tie
Governor and the Legislature in no compliments
ary torms. III short, the Bpoopl, al rletori-
cal display Of somo sohoolboy, was complete
succesa, and tho pooplo Of Ludlow ought to feel
proud TINT at least ono Of their pulpIta IL alled
eomo day the farmers mny have Builleiout eontl-
denco in their own rood Bouuo to enable thaul 10
, 1873-03-17


messengers, and other employees Of the House
wore incroased from IS to Is por cont.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Tho following il tho yoto in detail in eaoh
House on agreeing to tho Conference Commit
tco's report Republicans in roman, Liberal Re-
publicans III SMALL CAPITALS, and Democrats In
italics, tho lnamos Of membors not To-olected to
the Forty-third Congress being proceeded by an
nstoriBk. OF tho Sc Senators voting yen, "a
were ,Ropnblicans, 10 democrats, mid 1 Lib
oral Republicans Of theao, s Ropubli-
cans, Liberal Republicans, and 2 Dem
ocrats were outgoing 1noml1ors. Twonty
Republicans, Democrats, aud Liber-
ai Republicans vote nay, Of tho Republicans
being outgoing mombers OF the II sonatora
not voting, wero Republicans, Of them being
outgoing members, were Liberal Republicans
aud Democrats. III tho Houso, 1O2 momborB
voted for tho increase 90 voted against it, and
a. did not vote at al, aome belnK abscnt, and
othora having "pairod off," or the affirmative
vote, 81 woro Republicans, 43 Democrats, mud
Liberal Republlcans tho outgoing usombers be-
INK 20 Democrats, 20 Ropublicans, and Liberal
Republicans. Tic negative yoto was composed
OF 01 Republicans, 50 Democrats, and Liboral
Republicans; Of these, q Republicans, 23 DEM
oorats aud 8 Liberal Republicans wore outgoing
members. OF thoso not voting, 15 woro Repub-
licans unl q Democrats, 10 Republicans md 16
Eemocrats being outgoing members:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-24

CINCINNATI, December 2S.-The legislatl
of West Virginia adjourned yesterday.
action was taken upon the question OF the
mOVal of the capltal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-24
TELEGRAMS.
Sir Gilley Plgott Is dead.

Sir Gilley Pigott Is dead.
Outstanding legal tenders yesterday
| sB76, "a, ,962.
Secretary Robson will take his Christ
mes dinner Ia Boston.
The pope yesterday delivered an allo.
cution and appointed twelve cardinals.
Clinton, Missouri, burned to the ex-
tent OF fifty thousand dollars yesterday.
Charles +. Simmons, q well-known
telographer Of New York, died yesterday.
Eighteen lives we're lost yesterday by
the explosion Of a magazine at Csrtagena.
The king Of the Ashantees still lives,
regardless of the announcement OF his death.
a Allan Low, of Pleasant Hill, Missouri,
was murdered yesterday and robbed of eighty
dollars.
Evidence for the prosecution, in the
case Of Ex-Msyor Hall, of New York, closed
yesterday.
The Dutch have been successful, in
AcheeD, and the sultan has given in his sub
mission to the Dutch commander.
A Madrid dispatch announces that
Generals MormOneS and Lorna have re-enter-
ed the province OF Biscay With fifteen thou
sand men.
Outstanding legal-tenders, three hun
dred and seventy-six million, one hundred
and ninety-four thousand nine hundred and
sixty-two dollars.
The steamships DOrcap, PerieTe and
Republic, from New York: Olympus, from
Boston and Austrian, from Portland, arrived
at Liverpool yesterday.
A special to the Herald from London
gives an official denial to the story Of the New
York TINS that the English government de-
manded the punishment OF General Burriell
The London NeaOs reports that the
hostile tone of the recent pastoral issued by
the French bishops, has caused the German
government TO renew Its complaints to
France
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CAIRO, Ills, December 23.-The first pas
senser train from New Orleans, over the Mis-
sissippi Central railroad, arrived here this
evening and was transferred to the Illinois
side Regular passenger trains will run here
after. 1t is understood that a boat will be
chartered by the Mobile sand Ohio railroad to
supply the place of the steamer Illinois, which
was withdrawn tonight from the Cairo and
Columbus trade.
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SPECIAL ORDERS.

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,
" MEMPHIS, December u, 1873.
THURSDAY NEXT Christmas Day. the
reckless use of fireworks Of every description
is prohibited on that day. The police will ar
rest all offenders.
In view OF the large amountof cotton which
fills all the sheds snd throngs our streets, this
order will be rigidly enforced.
A special detail Of police has been made to
guard the cotton sheds throughout the city on
that day. PR. ATHY, Chief of Police.