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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28
NASHVILLE TENN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2s. 1874

private bill day a number of private bills
We're reported from the various committees
and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Another s.Rebei'' Gets Back Into the
Union
The Senate bill removing the political
disabilities of VIM. S. Cabell, of Texas,
was taken from the Speakers table and
passed.
Currency and Free Banking.
The House then resumed consideration
Of the bill to amend the several acts pro
yiding national currency and to establish
free banking.
Mr.. Poland indicated an amendment
which he desired to offer making it the
duty of the Secretary Of the Treasury to
retire aud cancel, as fast as practicable,
United States notes till their amount is re-
duced to $3SS,OO0,000, and then to allow
national banks circulating notes without
any limit to their circulation.
Mr.. Mitchell, member of the Banking
Committee, addressed the House. He
gave il as his conviction that instead of in
creasing the issue of legal tender notes,
the true remedy was to be found in the
adOp- ion by Congress Of a fixed policy of
gradual withdrawal, as funding them into
bonds, and by otherwise paying and can
ceiling them. For these and reasons set
out in long and carefully prepared speeches
he opposed the bill.
Mr.. Merriam, another member of the
Banking Committee, addressed the House
in advocacy Of the bill, particularly of the
free banking features of it.
Mr.. Hunter, another member Of the
Banking Committee, advocated the free
banking section Of the bill, but gave notice
he would offer amendments to some other
questions.
The House took recess till $50, the
evening session and the session tomorrow
to be exclusively for debate on the currency
bill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28

TENNESSEE BONDS are nominal IN
New York at 90k for the old issue and
80 for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28

COTTON was quiet and nominal in
New York yesterday, with middling at
l6Ec.
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RxnIosInn i'm a sewer.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 27.-One man
was fatally, and three others seriously in
iured by an explosion Of gas in street
sewer this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1l3ss, after selling up to 1l33.
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WASHINGTON.
Sanborn Fails to Come to Time.

More of the MoietieskC Contracts.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-This being
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28

BAYoNNE, March ZT.-Dispatches from
Carlist sources, dathd Durango yesterday,
claim successes for the insurgents IN the
tgo days fighting with Marshal Serrano.
The battle Of Thursday before BilbO3
lasted thirteen hours. Latest dispatches
from Marshal SerranO are very hopeful.
Sixteen heavy guns were in good position
for the attack on PendrO AnbantO, Fri
dav
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28

The Senate bill removing the political
disabilities of VIM. S. Cabell, of Texas,
was taken from the Speakers table and
passed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-28
SWEEPINGS.

The CongrcgdtioHalist explains wha t
it means by ''lightning-bug piety'-
bright while it lasts, but cold, and soon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02
No 2j,-An Act in addition to chapter ninoty-four Of
the general statutes.

II is hereby enacted etc:
sec !. ANY person within the state of Vermont.
who shall uct As the agent of any other ersou or
persons, nm or hrms Tor the sale Of spirituous or
10 place within the State selling, furnishing dis
posing Of or giving away spiritnous intoxicating
liquors Tor anv other person on persons, firm or
nrns, or who shall take any order orders for ans
other person or persons, hrm or firms, or who shall
be instrumental m any way, In causing any order
orders 90 he sent to any other person or persons
arm or firms, other ihan a lawfully authorized and
appointed agent ma iis state for the sale Of liquors
FOR amy KIND Of spirtuous or intoxicating liquors,
who shall IN any WAY, directly or indirectly. and
aDet or assist any other person persons, hrm or
urms o. sell, furnish or give away, or m any man.
ner dispose OF any splrtuous or intoxicating Liquors
withn ia stale OF who shall carry or exhibit, or,
Cause 10 bo exhibited. any sample or SAMPLES Of any
SHOW or IN any way Indicate the price or prices Of
The same, with view Ia induce any person or nor
sons 10 purchase said liquors, or such liquors, AS
saul sample or samples represent, shall he hdudged
guilty of an onensc against chapter ninetyfour Of
inc General Stitnte, and shall forfeit and pay for
each Nncusc To the Treasurer of the state upon the
hrnt conviction one hundred dollars and costs OF
prosecutions ON the second conviction, he shall
huntrct dollars and tho costs 81 prosecution; and
on the lhul AMI an subsequent convictions, he
shall forfeit aud PAY for each oaensc, ~ Aforesaid,
dive hundred dollars and The costs, aud shall also be
Imprisoned In the county jail fpr = torm not cX-
cccdIng six months: provided, that nothing in this
town tn this state from purchasing inloNicatin Z
liquors flr the purpnae' set forth IN said chapter
uneiy four.
SOC. 2. The prosecutions under this act shall
be ln accordance with Hnd shall conform 60 the
provisions of chapter ninety iour Of the general
statutes.
sec 9. This act shall take effect from ia passage
Approved November 20 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

STIRRED Ur.-The society OF the quiet uiase
of Fast Wallngiord was thiown INTO iermeh''
Tuesday, by the arrest of practical lIeo-lo'ef
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

sec Before any private corporation hcrean D. organ
lAed Whether under special charter the general laws
NE STATE sha comnence business. the presdeut and di-
teaiofs thereof shah make Csrica- which shall he yer
lea " lher eatns or Affirmation, which certificate shall
sAte the Amuun OF capital aCtuay paid Ia; and shall
MAKE similar osri 1cste upon any Increase NJ the capital
stock which certncses shall Ia hled In the nice of IN.
Seorstary Of STATE " |
Sc . THIS 40 shan take Sect from Its passage
Approved, November ~ 1874
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

and Burlington. The amount to be disbu. ed Is
abott sa5OOOO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

X. one Of th|
here was the
mi,orsaiy Of a
o. i,uight Matthews,
Of last week The ate
the presents were nan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02
No % An Act for me protection OF sam, b-is 90 the stat.
VI Vermont

% is hereby ouacted els
Sec No person shall TAKE, XII or have Boz his pl,..s-
silh within tails state Wudtoct between The rrst av
Of March aud The nst laF of tust 100 nor any
ru1sd grouse commonly called partridge between hc urst
daF % March and the urst daT ui september year
nor any Wild goose Wild ducs between tho dsrt dar vi
MAJ aud The rat day sfoeptamher iu year
any person a. any time within MS SLATE tats destroy
have n us possession any eggs eitho % tue hrds th
section mentioned or take % t sush bird by means of
any snare net or trap provided, that nothing this act
shan be construed prevention person from hunting upon
his own lands except during The times hcreuUe named
See No person within This state shall engage ln hunt
lus shooting or The pursuit. taxing king Zoo any wav
0 any wild same or other birds animals nor discharge
any firearms for such purpose lr purpose except
Tho Just defense Of person property n ihc 1f
proper military pr police duty the rst the week
commonly called SUNDAY
See ANY person who shall Violate either 10 the pro
vlsionso the foregoing sections shall ON c0nsic
ZION thereof mret and pay for each and such
The sum Of ten dollars 20 the Of the aud such
person may he prosecuted for such odeuae state
attorney or town grand juror by complaint m common and
simple 1rn before any lutt0r 0 The peace manner
and subject "a the regulations provided by the general laws
o The state for The prosecution of licenses punishable
hne and cgEngabls by justices Of The pe,re.
sec, :. whenever any penalty shall he collected
paid uto the treasury Of This stas by prosecution Tor
Violations Of the provisions OF sections OF this
act 10 shall he the duty Of the state treasurer upon the
ccrlcate Of the ocef who prosecuted such that the
conviction therein was obtained upon the Information Ut
am person voluntarily furnished To pay such person
one half Of such penalty
Approved November rs. 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

Na si-An Ari Boz amendment Of section one of chapter
of roftuu associations with corporate powers
ttIs hereby enacted etc
sr. Thc seventh subdivision of section ono Of chapter
ninety 1f o general statutes is hereby amended by aiding
Or 0r ts emitting storage and sale Of i.e.
nuciy Of hc gcncral statutes hereby amended ly adding
rss.atib SD nantlln bands Of music. ar other ,..I,
tr m uu. nl purposes 1r associations ir ODE purpose 0f
breeding 70. lr' p.s9tnf l.h or same
Approved November q. iTi
$50 p -Nn Actin amendment Of Al ac onutei "Anact
approved November g ir0
So section tao llan pc re1uns 90 rssis eoroora-
fHfH if voluntary HItIlu. approved November Isl
I.H is hereby amended ly sidlne thereto che houlns
An1 provided mrf1cr That such name shall indicate
SCI section nlrteeu OF said at s hcfeb, amended So
rbe 1eosur asreoment provided BOO section two Of tbl.
tct shall Uc Boo substance n9ws We The suhsoriters
ihc laws ofo .nte Of vermont 10 be Known By te name
i6 . ..oot; OFF Quo p''''f M .,,s state siu e,p,,
dollars ca'6
Which artcIeso asreemrnt duly nled out and signed
ply ne DrnIr.rs SHALL Poe tausmted o. Tho secretary o
aut and oNef.taI iu compliance with law record the almo
n 1t kent l hiri fr uat purpose ,nl return Q 'ad
ei c0 shall hhvc hc nroe aud eject OF special char
,r xxx. .,'t .s-t, 1..1, ,li,ais,s .1ll,'
in e published NJ length zoo uue newspaper printed u Che
ii.nat ia an himnmd ouuiv Whenever such ,srt'o.
ration shall dosc g. increase ~ capital stock cert1o
isb' aei ah n, ..,fs,sry q .ists ssd r,5aiisd :,
hm. ani ceru'ei COPY f-iufnsd and pgehled ln ilc
ue lnno h. prescribed zoo ihe case oi mo original nt-
So sect5ns seventeen aud twenty three OF said act
So rm. ne .iaii tte erect nom lis passage
Approved November % ne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

No ban act IN amendment OF section two Of an act
entitled " An act relating 10 private corporations hg
voluntary association" approved November g. 1870
III hereby enacted, etc.
sec section two OF an act entitled Anat relating Zoo
private cnrpurapna by voluntary association" approved
November -, lSb. 10 hereby amended hv u.arlng me
words music. lecture and her public halls al er iha
word "hoiels No fhe sixth line u said section
sec THIS act shall axe sIoci from lie passage
Approved, NDrembor2a isIi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

LIN ~ N HTTFIITITTT " TTT sFFFT ~
olapfer eighty -four Of The general statutes entitled OF
the colsct Ron of tszes
itlshsrehy enacted etc.
section sixty srvou af chapter 81 .hty four n Tie
general statutes shall he ~ amended A. lread a. inOwI
Ths grand list Co he completed tho 18TH day Of Mar
Tho NJ town and highway taNes shan ie The si
which all school district and village taxes voted the
March time Thereafter within one
year. shall be assessed
Sec 2 An act approved November lsi3, entitled An
amendment " section sIytsve OF chapter eighty
four " The general statutes Is hereby repealed
Sec This act shall take effect from rs passage.
Approved. October -, 1874
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02
No, l&-An act rrlaung go the collection OF nor
resident taxes,

IL Is h0rehy enacted, etc;
soc J. section twenty two OF chapter eighty.
four OF the general statute, Is hereby amended hy
striking out Tue word august wherever u NOW
occuis n said section twenty two and Inserting iu
lieu thereof The word January.
SEQ. 2. Numuor twenty-five Of The public acts
approved November lith 1852, which b. an umcud-
M cnt 10 section huty -thrce OF chapter nshty four
OF the general siatutc-, is hereby amended 80 as To
read a. follows;
sale of lands OF uon.rtsidents iur taxes may be
made at any tmc between the tWcnty-nnh day Of
February aud the nr-t day OF June following.
sec. %. Whenever me hrst constable 90 any town
Ia this state shall have commenced "a sale %. lands
Tor the collection OF utArs under sad section twenty
two OF chapter eighty fpu ne shall ue the ufccr 10
complete the sale thereof although bis lunu oil Office
as such constable may have expired
Sec 4 This act shall tako effect from 10 passage,
Approved, november - asa,
No 1l--Au ACT relating to the collection of school
district uNcs.
It's heruh3 cnIcted etc;
see. /. Whenever any school District shall raise
tax, such school district may, 10y vote passed. 10
the same meeting, ducc, the collector of taxes 10
deduct SUCH per cent H- shall Dee fixed hy snid vote
from The taA OF cVrN tax pAyer whp sball pay hs
on her tax hy q day lXcd hv SAID vote.
sec. The collector OF tiNes shall notify The tax
payers u SUCH ,cuOJl district at what time and
place he will attond TO receive taxes 80 voted and
ill0w such dclurlipn, hy pa,iing notice thereof IA
three public places iu ,ud distinct and 10y rauslus
may bee printed 100 sand district at lcu7t ten days
before thu time named m such notice,
soc. .. Every YAK payer who shall nogeei 10 pay
his ol her TAX ON or before the uW ntmrd IA auch
vote shall not he entitled TO such deduction, AMI me
collector shall collect the whole TAX OF Huch ne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-02

II y WNTTTT NWNTTtW WTT.-
sec. ]. The words public irorshp boz section ONE
OF m act entitled " An act in amendment OF ~ act
entitled an act IN amendment or an act apnrorri
November d. D. lsi0, entitled OF public and. p
approved November lo A. %. 1870 shall he construed
o. mean public worship and preaching eon,inciei
10y a regularly authorized minister of the gospel
according 10 the rules OF the several roilrions
exercises whatever
sec g TINS act shall take eject from .ts passage.
Approved, November %, 1874
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-16
Miscellaneous.

The Excelsior Magazine" one of
the choicest and most artistic of month
lies, is published at S3. 80 year. New
subscribers are offered $3.50 field GRO
quet set and the magazine for "a 40, only
80 cents additional. A handsomely-illus
trated Fashion and Etiquette supplement
goes with it. Rare inducements to get
ters-up of clubs in money or premiums.
Sample copies % cents. Office, Room SO,
No. 1877 La Sale street, Chicago, iii.
Though boy is right fine thing in
his way, there are points in which hosts
of other animals can beat him. For in
stance, where is the boy whose sight is
as keen as hawks, whose sense of
smell is as fine as IA hounds, whose hear
ing is as acute as cats, whose teeth are
as sharp as a rats, whose legs arc as
quick as deer'sg Show me boy who,
like the flea, can jump five hundred times
the height of his own body; or who, like
the beetle, can lift weight three hun
dred times as heavy as himself; or, if
you cannot produce that supple and
mighty young gentleman, let's see new
boy baby who is one-quarter as knowing
and able to care for himself as an hour
old calf !--.St. Nicholas.
Julius Romburger a small man and
good one, called on shoe
maker on Gratiot street yesterday to
have chat, and he was asked to mind
the shop for few minutes while Crispin
ran down to get his dog licensed.
Julius was sitting on the bench smok-
ing and meditating when great
big fellow entered and holding up a foot
exclaimed: "See that air butte, will yerl"
4. LalI he ..tI IL a.
And see that air one" Then he jumped
up and down until the shop shook, and
added I" kin lick the man who makes
butes which fall to pieces in two weeksm
Mr.. Romburger took the matter calmly,
and replied, "What don't know about
about dem boots, ehyn Then the stranger
peeled his coat, pitched it into a corner and
replied; I'm going to have my six dol
lars or hash we upp ! say, what you
suppose don't know about dem bootsw
shouted julius, crawfishing into corner
Obi won't you be purity when | get
through with ye" reared the stranger,
pitching his vest after his coat :" don't
know something about dem boots, say"
called Mr.. Romburger as he got behind
| a roll of sole-leather. 20 no, | know
yer DON'T" replied the man; "you didn't
take my six dollars-oh, no,--you didn't
warrant these ere butes--oh, no!--you
didn't take me for q sucker and throw
| tar on my coat-tails-oh, mol But" added
he, keaping up and coming down with a
| great Jar, "come down with them six
| dollars or I'll make COW meat of We in
| lust forty-nine seconds as the bird flies
Mr.. Romburger swore by his nose that
| he wasn't the man: that he was only a
| friend that he never saw the boots be-
fore; but the stranger was obstinate, and
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-16

Seb., has. by direction Of the President, been
removed to Bloomington, In the same State.
After two days session, on the sth the Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention at Bucyrus,
Ohio. nominated John Cowan, Of Ashland
County. for Congress, on the 2j0th ballot.
A Madison wis., dispatch Of the sth says
that on that morning the Attorney -General
had filed in the Supreme Court OF Wisconsin
bin in equity, complaining Of violation OF
the laws OF the State regulating railroads by
the Chicago IL Northwestern and Chicago,
Milwaukee IL st. Paul Railroads, and petit
ton that they be enjoined by the court to
obey said law 30 far as it had been held valid
by the late decision OF the United States Cir
cult Court An appeal from that decision had
been effected.
The financial statement Of the Illinois State
Treasurer shows that during the month Of
June the receipts were 1920, 0ls.30, and the
disbursements s2.s2, 1921
Information was received at Cheyenne on
the 9Th Of battle with the Sioux about
seventy five miles from Camp Brown The
result was the killing and wounding Of fifty
Indians and the capture OF 100 horses, Three
soldiers were killed and three wounded.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-16
General News Summary.


Large numbers OF depositors, principally
colorcd men, were at the Frcedmcns Bank In
Washington on the I'd to draw their funds, but
without success, the uniform answer being
that the institution had gone into liquidation,
and the secretary had been instructed 10 pay
out no more money
Washington dispatch Of the ID says that
one Of the colored members Of the Legisia-
ture OF the District u Columbia had been
arrested for forgery.
The President on the Sd rendered the Post
master Generalship TO Hon. Marshall Jewell,
OF Connecticut, United States Minister TO 81
Petersburg. Mr. Jewell announced by tele-
graph his acceptance on his return TO THIS
country In August Pending his arrival First
Assistant. Postmaster Gen. Marshall has been
commissioned.
The total value OF all adhesive stamps Is
sued by the Postodicc Department during the
fiscal year ending June 30 was over S8,Ooo,-
600, and the number 632, 1913, 400.
A Washington dispatch Of the 7th says that
Of the per cent. National Bank reserve re-
CURED 10 be kept In the Treasury s9Ooo,oW
had been received, which Is one.balf Of the
total amount TO be deposited under the new
law Applications for bank charters had
reached 50 0o0, 900, and the circulation sur
rendered s2,OO0,000.
Washington dispatch Of the It'll says the
new Commissioners Of the District OF Co!um-
bia had unanimously agreed upon general
system Of rctrencbmcnt.
On the 18th the Illinois Board Of Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners reduced the
grain inspection fees throughout the State 70
per cent, and ordered that the word new"
shall be inserted in each certificate OF inspcc
ton Of newly-haryested crop Of wheat, rye
and barley until the LIST day Of September; OF
oats until the 1st day Of August, and OF corn
until the Goth day Of April Of each year
According to dispatches received from The
Commissioners Of Indian Affairs on the It'll,
serious outbreak had occurred among the In
dams In the Indian Territory The Chcy-
cnnes, Comanchcs and Kiowas TO the number
Of 2, 700 had gone upon the war path, and were
everywhere committing dcpredations nj
tended with unusual barbarties. five war
parties were thought TO be moving from the
north fork Of the Canadian River In the dIrec-
tion Of the trail from the agency to CaldweH,
Kan The agent tclcgraphs that the
Indians had said they would clean out every
white man and rancho in that region. An
urgent demand had been made for troops with
which 10 repel the marauders.
In the Washington star Of the sth appeared
an announcement that ex-Goy. Shepherd had
appeared before the Grand Jury Of the District
10 procure the indictment Of Mr. Dana, Of the
New York Sun, for libel. II an indictment was
secured an attempt would be made TO arrest
Mr. Dana and bring him to the District for
trial, under the provisions Of the Poland law,
passed at the late session Of Congress.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-16
West and South.

recent Des Moines Uowa) dispatch says
the management of the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railroad had determined TO obey the
new law OF Iowa, for the regulation Of passen.
ger and freight rates, as a matter OF expert
ment, they stll denying the justice and con
sttutionality Of the law.
Fire crackers were the cause Of destruct.
I've conhagration at Pontiac, H., on the
morning of the 4th. Several OF the largest
blocks In the town were consumed, involving
u loss Of $4,000.
Judges Davis, Drnmmond and Hopkins, of
the United States Court, have decided that
the Potter Railway law Of Wisconsin Is valid,
and denied the injunction sought by foreign
stockholders of the Northwestern Railway
An appeal was taken to the United States
Supreme Court. Some of the collateral CUES
lions are to be argued hereafter.
The new bridge which spans the Mississippi
at St. Louis was formally opened TO public
with music, speeches, professions and fire.
works.
A halfdozen boys celebrated the 4th In Chi
cago by filing bottle with powder and set
ting fire to IT, The result was the killing OF
Gilbert McCune and the serious and probably
fatal wounding Of Willie and Werner schafer.
The Fourth was very generally celebrated all
over the country. Orations were delivered by
speakers of greater or less renown, and there
were parades Of military, civic and other or
CARNATIONS, with the usual fatal accompani-
Ments.
A special from Pembina says that on the
5th party Of Sioux Indians had attacked the
village of st. Joseph, killed four persons and
carried into captivity several children.
Clusters expedition to the Black Hills
started on the morning of the 4th. His orders
prohibited firing on the savages unless they
showed unmistakable signs of hostility.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Com
pany has determined under protest to conform
to the provisions of the Iowa Railroad law.
An Augusta (Ga.) dispatch Of the 18th says
that, In response to n letter from number OF
citizens, Alex. II. Stephens had announced his
determination not TO be candidate for re
election to Congress, on account OF failing
health.
The Land Office heretofore kept at Lincoln,