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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-14
MARK ETs.


NEW YoRK, Jan. 12.-Money easy, 9a7:
Sterling dull, $1.04S3-l. Gold active and
higher, 81. llSaI.1l5 Governments un-
changed. States better, some trifie higher.
Cotton quiet, sales of us bales at 1G}a
17s. .a.9 .aI .l t.tttLI
Flour firm. more doing common TO. fair
extra, So. 20aS.40. Whisky active and firm
or, Sl.01. Wheat inactive. a shade easier,
ern S1.70. Corn lie better; new yellow
southern, SO; white, 80. Coffee, lc higher
ordinary to prime Rio, 24la27l. Rice un-
changed. Pork flrmer, Sl6.75. Lard firnner,
n
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protection in o sleeplng Car,

In March, 1873, Mr.. a. Bloom, of Mount
Vernon, Ind, while passenger, occupy
ing a berth in Pullman palace car, on the
Memphis division of the louisville and
Nashville and Great Southern railroad, be-
tween Humboldt and this city, had three
thousand one hundred and thirty .five dol
lars stolen from him. The money was in
his vest, which was taken from under his
head, the conductor and porter of thesleep-
ing car being asleep at the time of the lar
ceny. Yesterday Mr.. Bloom, through his
attorneys, Messrs. Horrigan & WalSert
had an attachment issued by the Firs
Circuit Court upon the Pullman Palace Car
Company, and will file this morning de-
claration setting forth what has been stated
above. The question is one ofmuch inter-
est, aud viii doubtless be warmly argued
on both sides. The plaintiff claims that he
entered the car with the belief that his
property would be secure from unlawful
seizure, and for the purpose of enjoying
sleep, in consideration for which he paid
the sum of two dollars to the sleeping car
uctor.-Memphis Appeal, Jan. 6th.
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DYvIRruE OF A VENpIrIoNr FXpoNAs Is.

ID sued from The Circuit Court Ct Knox county, Ten
nessee. and to me directed will, on MONDAY, the
mi day of Bebrunry 1874, in front Of the house
in the city of Knox e, sell for cash il hand to the
highest bidder at public cutlery tho interest that de
scended TO T. Casey from his far her r. j. Casey. de
ceased, in the following described property, 10 wit
His Tsyersonary interest in the dover assigned 10
BriagotsCasey, wldOw of said T. J. Casey deceased,
being two houses and lots in East Knoxville bounded
on the east by the property OF w. j.. Conley the
west by Mrs Kelley and ying betWes mberland and
Maine streets also al the interest the said T. H. Casey
has in and tract Of land ying and situated in the
l9th civil district Of KIN county. Tennessee cOnAn
ing hundred and twenty less, bound
ed by the land. of NJ hteyens, X. Il. Reynolds and
Others aso all toe interest the aid T. L. Casey has in
aad TO n certain tract or parcel land lying in the 10th
civil district Of Knox county, containing about two
hup0zed and sixty five acres, adjoining the lands Of
Jam o. H. GOunds. James Dawson and othe g. Levied
as the property Of T. L. Casey satisfy Judgment 10
favor Of Thomas feriter, Y. p. GUSSETr
il9dl~% Sheriff.
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The weel; begins with marked Improvement
in the drug trade, and it is hoped and expected
that better times arc before US We quote lin
seed oil at ST. l5al20 per gallon; white lead from
SO 00al400 per hundred according 10 quality !;
turpentine 70a75 cants per gallon quinine 81 Is
per ounce; Essences 30 cents per dozen T; gum
camphor 80 cents per pound; Epson salts 5
cents per pound; alum cents copperas 9!
cent? ner Tound
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whoIesnle Grocery Market.

The Grocery trade during the past week has
been very good and cur quotations are made
from actual sales. The prices quoted are firm,
with an upward tendency on coffee. One of our
wholesale grocery merchants received circular
yesterday from leading Baltimore house, stat
ing that coffee was very firm, and prime would
probably advance to 80 cents gold there, which
would be equivalent to S3i currency in Balti
more. Other articles remain firm.
p.;, 90, :, a Coffee.
z Prime and choice. So@9le@S2@3Sc q n.
Sugars.
Hard sugars, 12l@19c q ID.
Coffee A, llc q ID.
b, ll4c p ID.
Extra c. lie y III.
Yellow G., 10lc q ID.
Demarara, 1l@l2c q II.
Louisiana classified, 10!@lllc q ID.
Syrup.
Common Sugar House, 10000 2 gal.
Prime and choice, 0@60c - gal
Louisiana molasses, 10000 a gal.
Tea.
Hyson, G5c@LOO "a II.
Imperial, GUcGIl2 t4ib.
Gunpowder, &c also y 10.
OolonR, 0MSOc 4 ID.
English Breakfast, 7c0l2 r b.
Spices.
Pepper, oslo q N.
Alspice, lie q n.
Nutmegs, l. 0 % n.
Ginger, Ice p 10.
Cloves, 40c u ID.
Rice.
Rangoon, &c q ID. Carolina s!@9!FB.
Soaps.
Family, $500 q box.
Kinks Sterling, 500 r box.
Kinks Standard, 600 p box,
CHAMPION Bros, pressed, 80 z box.
Candles,
.Psrsfne, 33@3 c p 10.
Star, full weight, l8@l8Ic e ID.
Tobacco.
Common II inch, 45@50o q II.
Bright IL inch, 55@65c r. H.
Caddy, C inch, ISOLDE = n.
Smoking, 0@sl.2 z ID.
Cigars.
All brands, 500 100 q NJ.
SundrIes.
Laypr Raisina. S300635O Wrapping Pa.
per, %, &c, SI.00. Irvine, 20@ DC Backing
5j@75r.
GrOcers' Drugs.
Indigo. s. f., Sl.25@l.5O. Indigo, Manila
Hl.2c1l3j. Dutch Nader, l7@l9c
Shot and Lead
Drop Shot, 2.7j. Buck Shot, 3.2j. Bar cad
l0tc
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Et. I,ouia-Marhet,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2.-Flour quietand un-
changed. Corn active and higher No. 2
mixed, 81, east side track white mixed,
firm sales of small lots OF sides at $1,000.
Bacon firm shoulders, d ; clear rib, 81
clear, 8. Lard nominal, 81. I'D 0-Rnt
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F. GoSSETT, Sheriff.

I'D issued from the Circuit Court Knox county Ten
nessee' % me DIRECTED will. on MONDAY, the End
day Of February, 1874 in front OF the house. in
the city of Knoxville sell cash in hand to the high
est bidder at public cutlery the interest George Hu
ker has in and to certain tract parcel of land stu
ated and lying in the 18th civil district of Knox Goun
" Tennessee. adjoining the lands Of Lee Hufiaker.
Mahala Hufaker and Others Levied on as the pro
perty of George Hufaker satisfy judgment in ia
vor of +. g. Hufaker George Hufaker.
lilo dlW3 VT. GOSSETT, Sheriff.
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Sherih,s sales.

by VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXPoNAS
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county Ten
nessee, and to me directed, will, on MONDAY, tho
"a day Of FEBRUARY 1874 in front of the court house
highest bidder. at public cutlery. certain house and
lot situated and lying in the city ofKnoxvc 1st civil
district of Knox county the south side Pine 81
between Patton and Temperance streets. Levied on
as the property of John Robinson to salty Judgment
in favor of @. w. Park. y
n0llw3 VT. G0SSETT. Sheriff
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Cincinnati Market.

CINC1NNATI, Jan. 12.--Four in fair de
mand and firm family S725a7.50. Corn
firm, 5Sa63c. Pork quiet and firm, $3.50.
Lard quiet steam, &c.,; kettle, Sc. Bacon
firm; shoulders, 7sc. clear rib, SiaSsc.
clear, SIC. Whisky lower, 95c.
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InnIsviIia Market.

LOUISVILLE, jan. l2.--Flour and corn
quiet. Provisions quiet. Pork, $3.50.
Bacon, shoulders, 7Ic; clear rib, Bic. (;
clear, &C., packed Lard quiet tierce, Ola
92c.; keg, l0lalOlc. steam, sS,o Whisky
easier, 945a05c. D.. " I'll Llel.-a NV
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10y VIRTUE or A vEYpITIoNI EXpoNAs.rs

- sued from The Circuit Court of Knox county. Ten
ne.see and to me dres!ed, win Monday, the lad
day of February, 1874 in front of the house in
the city of Knoxville, sell for cash in hand to the high
est bidder, at public outery certain tract or parcel
of land situated and lying ia the 18th civil district of
Knox county Tennessee and bounded by the lands of
j. NJ Armstrong and others. Levied on as the prop
erty Of r. Il. Armstrong, TO satisfy Judgment in ia
vor OF William Dsators vs.. F.; Armstrong:
V. i. GUSSE EFT, SheriF.
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MARRIED.

N0'y>~' ~ 'r'"yH>-''
On Sunday, the 18th inst, by Rev. Il. H.
Russell, Mr.. Will 7. Hall and Miss Cath
crime A. Tillery. .FEga E.l
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seems to promise. We quote cornfed hogs at
750a7 90 extra At IS7l and stillers at TAI 25 per
100 lbs net. Receipts this week $500 head
aganst7 ,575 last week and 10, 1l3 head same time
Last war
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ANNOUNCEMENr.

We arc authorized and requested to announce tho
name OF L. II. JOHNSON as n candidate for Tax Col
lector of Knox county Election LIST Thursday in Au.
gust. -..." ... ... ..-Hf..... .... ... f. il3daw
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THESE reports are made up from actual sales
and the readers ofthe CHRoEICLE may rely upon
their correctness EU
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noes.

+. The arrival of hogs has been very light and
we quote an advance of &c. since our last report.
The market is very firm. Wequote hogs at Ala
&C. gross and 5laGc. net.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-01-14

The arrival Of beef cattle has been equal to
the demand and all fat cattle find ready sale
There is some inquiry for shippi ng cattle at &c:
Southerners are paying for best grades from p
to 2Yc, ; fair to good, to 21c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-03
Reformed Episcopul Church.

NEW York, Dec. 3.-The regular services
Of Tic Returned Episcopal Church will begin
Tomorrow. when Bishop CulmminS will preach.
Bishop CumGins says the reformed Epls-
copal Church Is founded on principles for
which low churchmcn have been contcnd-
ing, and about the validity Of its orders
there can be no question. 1t would be prcma-
turc to give the names of we'll known laymen
and clcrgymcn in this city who may be expect
ed to give in their adhesion 10 the new church,
but there is abundant proof that the spirit Of u
considerable portion OF the Protestant Epl>co-
pal Church in New York is ripe for this drpar-
,ure. The accession Of the Rev. DIR. Goddard,
Rector Of one of the largest and most important
churches on Statcn Island, is good sign
Numerous offers Irom clergymen Of other de-
nominations expressing their reaIlprsS 10 take
pariiu the work have been received. Presby-
terrain Methodist and Baptist ministers have
expressed desire to take charge OF ncw organ
IL .tious in this movement From men OF note
in other christian b dies tn. r. have come sug-
gcstious look towards probable or possible union
between the new church ard portions of such
christian bodies \ prominent Doctor OF Dl-
Divinity among New Engllud Baptists, an edl-
tor Of an important religious Journal IN BAIL
more, is among those who have written, favor
ing such step. Onc of the foremost Mcth0-
dist preachers in Illinois, the President of Il
college there, has given u'tcrancc to cordial
approval Of aud uurescrvcd sympathy with the
movement
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CHURCH SERVICES. &c, TOMORROW.

CHRIST CuURoH-Service at II g. m, an |
:, n M, BY Rev. Mr.. Mckim.
ST, PAuL's CHURcA-Service At i a. m. and
4 p. M, by Rev. DIR. Norton.
GRACE CHURcH-Service at IL a. m, and
vt > D. m, by Rev. Mr.. Sprgg
Sr. MaRY's CHURcH-Mass at a. M, and
II \. M. and Vespers at I! p. m.
FIRST PRESRYTERIAN CHuRCH-Preachinga ut
II a. m, by Rev. MIR. Wu,t,lesey.
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-Service in
the morning by Rev. DR.. Bullock, and at night
by Rev. Or. Mitchell.
METH ErIs. CHUECu--Scrvces at II a. m.
sni y D. m, Rev. Mr. Boyer.
METH EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
in he morning and ut night by Rev. n. q.
Brown, Virginia Conference.
METH PROT. misunderstanding morning
by Kew. Mr.. Mills and ut night, by Kov. w. U.
Herbert
BArr1sr CHURcH-Preaching at II q. and
:! p m, by Rev. MIR. Ryland.
GERMAN misunderstanding at II q. M,
by kew. Mr.. Fleckenstcin
VILLAGE CHAPEL-No service.
YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
Prayer meeting in the Second Plesb'n. Church
st 1 p. IA Aims House services at . p. n
jail "a p. m. Sunday Schools north st. A.eph
street, and on tho corner Of King snd Wes1
streets at "A y. IN.
Week Work-Rooms Of the Association opeG
for prayer 1T 4! p m. Prayer lneesing next
Friday night 81 "A p. IN. in the St Asaph Street
Sunday Souool room. Devotional meeting mex
Tuesday night at the rooms NJ 4 o'clock.
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E.:s<.Ss. FIR hEfs ~

Twa Young colorcd men repaired last night,
By tn. iirit oi the M 81, 10 NlEcrar llIi, L
srl,I. ulslntc nature w-ar"n>, lists, h"v!nE
been agreed rpru, bu one u the con- baant$
ac; e.: luu!iy aad tc>idr his i> used i'lfck Will
winch he i, Il clcd such severe i'iu:!%s up I'll
the head o his atlvclS ~ ih.t he has 81 G.
been under medic Treatment lie ..lt,lr eau
ed considerable. dis urJa,rcc a!.d IL VS. i'll OF:
time fealcd that ii gencra row would rnsuc
am~ny tie friends ut Ihc c'in"a;antS WHO were
present in uu;ub"!s
The German Co perativr Bnilliug ASsoci2-
ton No. , on Thursday night elected The lol-
loving officers President, Roh'r Pur!unr;
Treasurer, LAWS Stein Sc c'ary. j. Schne!
der. The following board f directors were
elected Isaac Eichterg, Is. /. Prc., +. +.
D1wuham, Thomas Rishicli, James Reid, and
f. Francis The following gentlemen were
elected trustees: Joseph Kaufman, Robert
Bell ir., and Charles Hutton.
Mrs James Lewis Adams. d.ugh'"r"f Nm.
Baker, esq died al Piedmont, tanqaicr coun'
ty yesterday in the 39til year Of her age.
Tie strike of some of the oyster shurk erS
was Of short duration. 9th Is b,Ing very sool
found to take the place OF The strikers.
The B. 4 p Il. r. are issuing from THEN
Office in tins city round trip tick"ts IL Da'tl-
more, good FIR five ia!s, t,r $40.
The supply of nya'er at the do:I ani IN the
packing houses i abundant for the present.
The pavement at the crraer ct Dnkc and
Henry streets is bcing repaired.
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Proposed Consolidation.

New York, Jan. 3.-Is is expected that by
the close of the pr sent month all arrangements
will have been completed for the CO.'S ,idnion
OF the Wikesbarrc, Houeybrooke aud Lehieh
Goa Companies with all their tributaries If
the consolidation is effected the new concern
vii! be known as the L.high and WiIkcsbarrc
Coal Company, AMI will begin business with Il
capital of lO,00O,Oo0. The stockholders of
the Central Railroad Of New jersey will be
largely interested 10 the new organization. and
though that company will lot be merged in
the combination, close relation will be estab-
lished
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HDEIDHrGOGDS.
4 MERRY CHRIST NJ AS TO ALL
Rich, Rare and Beautiful Goods for the Holt
days 1t
ID ~
f Z Z y Z 81 5
. -

At unheard Of low prices.
For the good time that's coming | have Sc
lectcd 4 stock of elegant goods, when it will af-
ford me pleasure to show. | name in part some
ger Vases Card Receivers and. Paper Cutters
Fine Russia Leather and Vienna Satches;
Pocketbooks; Letter Books and Card C..>"s
Ladies Companions in Russia Leather; Rich
Glove ard Handkerchief Boxes, in Satin, Russia
Leather. Papier Machc, Turkey Morocco and
Silver; Beautiful Hand Mirrors; Splendid WIT
ing Desks, from soc to so each Work Boxes,
Nil styles and prices; Fine japanese Cabinets;
Glove Boxes and Trays; Odor Cases, with fine
Cut-Gl SIS Bottles Watch Stands Smoker
Set great variety of Scotch Wood Goods
Fine Music Boxes, ,Accordeons and Mouth Or
gans; Carved Wood Brackets Wall Pockets
God Pens ard Pencils, in Ivory and Pearl
Cases, specially PIT up for Christmas presents.
Ny stock Of CHROMOS has been selected
with special reference to the coming seaSnn-
Landscapes, Groups Madonnas Birds and Flow
ers, Crosses in elegant Frames, new styles and
subjects. We shall be receiving during the sea
son Stcreoscope; and Views very line elegantly
bound Bibles from 5Oe to S25 each; aver
Books, all styles and prices; Photo rnph and
Music',l Albums. Fine Editions OF the Poet.
For til little folks there is an endless rar'r;E
If Books, Games, Puzzles. Linen Toys, Banks,
Steam + gineS, Foot Balls beautifully paintcJ,
ranorarr;.s, Dissectcd Maps halalle<copcs for
the arlor-the most beautiful thing OF the sca
son Comical Figures BuIding Blocks; Ring
Puzzles: arc, Thousand and one things besides.
Chess Mer. Backgammon and Chess Board,
Port oIios. Tourists Gases, Carved Wood Goods
of solid Walnut Il very large assortment con-
sis,ing of Brackets, Wall Pockets Clock Shelves,
Tvwcl Racks, Corner Pieces, Match Safes, Book
Shelves, Fancy Boxes a"d Toy Sets OF Furni-
ture beautiful styles 4nd great variety.
The new Farlor Kaleidoscope isthc hands"m,s:
I'll n a. pt ne kind ever seen
Diaries for 1874, all styles and prices.
GEO L. FRENCH,
doc Ii % KIM street.
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dec -
TEA COMPANY,
Il NORTH ROYAL STREET,

Il NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Has just received
1902 lbs Pure French Candy.
SD b. Plain
500 lbs Candy Toys and Fruit.
SOD lbs Br@zii NUS, Pccals, Flbcrts AM AL
muuds.
100 boxes London Lsyer ard Valencia Rails
ms, Figs, I g Paste CatawbA jelly,
Pestaryhe Paste, Lemons and Gran.
berries. Very cheap
II boxes Lcghorn Citron.
boxes Lemon Peel.
boxes Oranges. For sale cheap.
Fire Crackers and TJrpcdoes.
- sacks Rio Coffee.
- sacks L.Gauyra do.
10 sacks Maracabo do.
5 sacks cd Government Java, green or
roasted. At m.rHct prices.
Choice Moyunc, Gunrowder, Japan, Young
Tyson, uniony and English BreaNlaSL Tea. Al
reduced prices.
A best Coffee Sugar Il. lie per ID.
Powdered, Crushed and GranHl.ted at lie.
Sea Foam tho best Btking Powder.
Engisl and American Pickles.
Spies guaranteed pure
Mustard, Canned Goods and q general asSort-
!:!cG: Of groceries.
iio:n mbcr til" p',,cc Satisfaction guaranteed.
ClIEESE TEA COMPANY,
II north Royal street,
dec - Mark t square.
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yat., Ja;,r1,e. $.

NEW York, Jan. 3.--SIurks %ctivc and
fc.;ti.h. GolJ III: Money ! bill. Flour quiet
AMI firm. Wheat advancing. Corn very tirm.
BALTIMORE, Jan 3.-Va skies, coupons,
Old, 81; d. consolidated, -. W. Va. skies ~
biz to-day. Gotten qlict; low midd.ings lj}.
-Four qulrt auI unchanged Wheat quiet and
uu3hanr yd. Corn I,c'; white Southern 70 81;
yellow Southern 15aSO; mixed Western - So.
Oat> dull aud steady: Southern 5Oa5l; Western
5n,.5:i Rye qnct but firm. Hay Unchanged.
Provisions tirn and unchanged.
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TELEGRAPUUC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE GAZETTE.l
FROM RId'iENDSD.

RICHMOND, Jan. 3.-Thcrc was another eau
Gus Of The Conservative members OF the Legs
laturc list night, at which the present 'ncum-
bents Of the Offices of Treasurer. Second Audi
tor, Secretary Of the Commonwealth aud keg-
lister of the Iund Office were nominated Tor re-
election
Fer the position of Auditor there was long
discuSsior and finally the nomination was post
roned. ". f. TayIcr, The present Auditor,
and :. p. Bnyk!u, OF the House. are the COM
pe,ing candidates
For the office of Surinienacnt Of Public
Printing there We're five candidates, but upon
the first ballot Maj. K. +. Walker, prr:ent ln-
cuubcut, was nominated.
For the rlfce Of Superintendent OF Public
Education there arc two can!idaes, Dir. Ruff
ncr the present efficient superintendent, and
| ". II. Taafcrro, Of Orange, Rev Mr.. Jones
hayinc withdrawn. Over the nomination. there
was a long ami animated contest, the discussion
lasting until t. o clock. at which hour he cau-
Gus adjourned ill Tonight.
The Radical members 10 caucus, last night,
determined to support Dr. Ruifaer i"r Super,
in;endcnt Of Public Instruction.
.AS Soon as the nominations for the State
officers are made the caucus nil! proceed to make
selection fur IT, S. Senator, to succeed }. +.
lewis, Whose term expires on the 4th Of March,
1875. The friends uf the diifcrcat gentlemen
named are very active, and it is impossible to
tel who will be the successful man.
In The Senate yesterday. the member from
Clarke introduced Joint resolution looking TO
an amendment of the Constitution, which was
tabled.
The Senate is not in session to-day, having
adjourned till Monday
Ia the House OF Delegates. to-day. JOINT
resolution extending the time for the collection
of tax:s, was passed.
1t was determined 10 proceed with the cleo
ton of door keepers, and rcdnc, the humber to
three The other rules CT former Legislatures
in reference TO appointments, Sc..were adopted.
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lin has arrived ten days from Boston She
passed through two cyclones but remained uh-
injured. All are well on board. :,
Captain WHITING chIei of staff OF the North
Atlantic squadron, Lieut. Mark, Flag Leuten-
ant, and Chief Engineer Harris, OF the De
spat.h, have been summoned 20 Washington 10
testify in the investigation regarding the Sink
ing of the Nirgiuius.
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l2:tnIs statement.
The lsa;lrDai Strikers.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3. The Situation 10 rali'
on the j Jacksonville, Madison and [nslianapo-
lis railroad sill hold ..ut AMI assert that they
will DOT return To work unless their demands
arc con.pcd with. 1t is not probable that the
engineers on the Nashville road will strike.
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Robbed and Beaten to Death.

Nhw Yo.K. Jan -NarEanIrl FIR nch,
pruu.inant Mason, If Nassau, \. p who has
been missing sincc his arrival III New j" rk'
six months ago, investigation shows was bru-
tally beaten aud rpbhel within twenty tour
hours after his arriva; that he WAS taken 10
Bellevue h. sptal where h" died and the 10 J
brirg uGrccIgn "a and unclaimed, was BURIED
In piinr i ID.
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Weather Probabilities.
W ASllISGTnN, j.,

WASHINGTON, Jan 3 a. N.
For the Middle States the temperature VIII
rise slightly during the DAY, with light variable
Winds aud clear weather, followed by wind,
shifting to s,ulhrriy and c:,stcrly, wit: cloudy
and threatening weather by Sunday. For the
Southern States, cast "i the Mississippi. partly
cloudy anu lair weather in The IN crlor, and
possibly areas Of rain on the Immediate coast,
With using temperature aud Eight to gentle
winds.
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Net Overdue.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.--Thc agent of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company states thai
the China steamer China is just now due acc
not ovc~!uo as st.trd Thursday.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
TOTAL, 12,G00ClFTS, ALL CASH,
NJ


Inc chances Tor II gilt are r one ~ i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, so; Halves, SIS; Tcnths, or
each coupon, s.; Eleven Whole Tickets for
500: -! Tickets Tor $1,000 IL Whole Tickets
for -, UvO; III Whole Tickets Tor $1,000. No
discount on less than 500 worth of 1icke.s.
The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted,
in all respects like the three which have already
been given; and ulI particulars may DC learned ne;
Office to all who apply for them
Orders for tickets and applications for agcn.
cies will DE attended to in the order they are re-
ccived, and it is hoped they will be sent III
promptly that there may BE- no disappointment
or delay in filing all. Liberal terms givea to
those who buy to sell again. All agents are pc
remrtorily required to settle up their accounts
and return all unsod tickets by the 2Oth day Of
March THO. L. BRAN LETTE,
4 gent Public Kentucky, md Manager GIFT
Concert, Public Li1rsr5 Building, Louisville,
! Kentucky. dee lo-co-s
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Grain in Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. The acruIl stock OF
wh nj iu this CITY is l61 0o0 quarters which Is
uueh below tic estimate. The stack Of corn
is - 900 quarters and Of fl ur, $4,000 barrels
and =. 600 sacks