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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-05

4 number of plainsmen, traders, and trap
pers arrived this week.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-05

Sheriff Massey took McNutt and his wife to
Topeka for safe keeping.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-05

Oak Davidson will sell You line jap silks al
Sl.Oo per yard. Hotel block. 3j-tf
owing to the large and growing trade, we
can now afford TO offer goods cheaper than ever.
4S-2t HILLS 4 KRAMER.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-05

The catholics are conducting school OF their
own in their church.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-05

Don't forget that HoucS Bros. have new
Usage orange seed.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-21
: Gin 1923 SahrenIter Gnn=

-Gin1O2 SATIRE alter Gng=
I d Der ipra6 iin9it bel elmer Inter
itiibungsgeiell6oft in @pracule, g. g.,
Dor uno ludte nm 8eiltano nod. ST
io9te, oob er erit Dor einigen Sa9en in
Nelp Yort on9efommen uno linn boielbit
all' iein $ab ano @ut, l60 Bfuuo
STERLING, 9eitoblen woroen lei Gr lei
no6 Mmerita getommen, nm ben SIC It
ieiner Sage bei ieinen &inOeru su per=
le6en, Die in Der Nd6e BON Mo1efer
uobnen lol1en.
Cine 03 an de ter (Gn9lano)
3eitung meloet, aber obne Nomensan=
gabe, ooB zines Der N1it9lieoer elmer Der
beriibmtelte '1raelitil@en .8anquiersfr=
men auf Dem Yunfte lit, 5ur fatbolil l6en
&ir6e ii6er5utreteu Man mutbmoBt, boG
ea elmer oer&otbi6iloe iei. " arum ni6t?
- Gin Nrst fraete Den beribmlen
Seluiten Bouroalone, tpel9e Qebensart
er fibre ? Gr antportete linn: oaB ct nur
einmal oes Sases elle. v8ebalten @ie,"
erpieoerte Der Mrst, uoies @ebeimniB fir
liA; MAIDEN Sic es ni6t befannt, 1onf
nebmen 1ie Den Mer5ten all' lire Praris."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-21
Obio Waiienfreuub.

~>V'SSy y.~SsssSyy0slSStet SS*ssssSS - ~
lueree, ni9tber Yerurtbeilte lit Der M6rz
Der, 1o1,betn itb' Bin es.. Ser Grmoroete
ndr,I ,Iid)sfaa nit2feii,eln sSpbne su Mir,
n,pi Grii9te 81 taufen ;~beis oeren gejabz~,
hung mollte cr nidEbetriigeli, mir serie=
tben; III @ott,ue6isl,o ouno' 'als er eno1i5
oolhne Slt soblen fortgebe,t mollte, ldoB,'
id i'm nieoer: Muab mDge es: Den per= !.
blenoeten 3eugelt peraeben, Sic segen ben :.
Unit 9ulei9enSobn oll59e1agt,, tuabrl9ein4&
lid baben .iie es l,idt 9eleben, oaB i'd
1tlo ni9t CT 9ei6oiien; oa audi CT iein
Yi1tDl 9e5D9elt bate, nm auf mid, MEL
der ieineli Safer .getDotet, +.su |dieben."
Sem 3eugen ipllroe, BON Dem Moppcateu;
tuelder, ieiner @ade 9eluiB mar, eineYe=
1deinigung ausgeitellt, Die er I'M. Sale hes
Mislingens, por5ei9ep follnte, sswelbe aals=@
banltibn bdreis,i lIno ben 9lobptateu als
Der @erfiibrun9 au fall@cm 3eu9nille
l6uloig bel1raft BADEN miiroe
DIS am folgenben Sage Der Oufel auf
ben Sooesipru@ bcborrte, madte es Der
3euge, lpie er eini ituoirt lporoen mar,
Da nod tiirtii6en @eleben Die @elbits
anflase iibcr 9laes gilt, inoem man nicbt
unteritellt, oob Semano li@ lslbit freiuil~
Zig Den Sob bereiten miro 10 Datte bas
&e eltdnbniB oes Obltbdnblers bic ofer=
tigc 9efreiun9 oes friibren 9lngefla9tcu
uno oos Sooe5urtbeil bes Selbl ltanfld=
gers sur Tolge. Scyt aber mehlelt Die
5cene. 9iidt mebr Der 8rubcr bcs Gr=
morocten lonbern Ser freigclpro9ene
@o6n lit jebt Der ndbite @erluanote rno
beilen 8lutra6er> er fat nun iiber oas
@6idial bes nnlduloig @6uloigen Su
beitimmen. 9uf 8efra9en oes @eridts=
bofes er>pibert ct Scr Obtbauoler lit
Der M(Droer meines Daters, ibm gebiibrt
Der 500. 9lber er bot eocl 9enug geoa9t,
eud) ibr &i6ter uom unl6uloisen Blut=
per9ieBsn absubolten, uno mid ni6t un=
lbuloia itcrben Ill lollen, I'M lid Su ret
ten. Deswe9en perlange i6 leinen 500
nidt; aber ib fam leinen Mnblid ni6t
ertrogtn> mein fino(id)es @efiibl en1p0rt
li6 'uenn id oaran oente, oaB i6 nit linn,
Der mid | o un9ludlid 9emaat, in elmer
@toot 1eben, i'm 0fters ieben miiBte, ib
bite oober, oob er in Sreibeit 9eiebt> ibu,
ober befoblen lueroe, li6 lo9leid) in feline
9eimdt 81 begeben unb5tambul ME ,uie=
Der 81 betreten." ln0 10 9eldab CO. Nqo1
| 1T srob uno Wfubanlmeo lit 1cin Yro=
pbet.
gu bemerfen 1T nob, Oab man 1T Der
Siirfei einen Berbre@er 5u jeoer 3eit BE-
|iuden oarf oob es olio ni6t 1dwer mar
ben @erurtDeilten nit leiner9tolle befannt
5l MAIDEN.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-21
!; s iirfifd,e :s5,,ffi;.

! &iirfif6e :s5nai;. ~:
Gin in&onfonti,opel ,pobneu6errei6er
Eober ie0r. seiSiser Sirfe. batte oft @treit
nit 1einen 5obne, lpel6er ibm Su per=
16>uenberi19 mar. Gines 5oges, als Der
|Sobn bem l0oter ,pieoer @eIo abfrroerte
unb oiefer .es ibm perlpei9erte unb linn
Wormiirfe tpeeen ie!,er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9ebensueiie madte, 9crietben 8eioe in
einen befti9en @treit, pel9er bamit en=
|oi9te, bob Griterer Elm Biitol sog uub lci=
men 8ater erldoB. Ser 8erbre9er ,uurbe
per1aftet 1ino sum ToOe perurtbelt. Bei
criminellen @er6reden beborf CO elmer
Beltdtigung beg llrtbeils ourd Den 8lut~
|raher. Ser natblte 8lutsper,panote oes
@erurt6et!ten ndmlib, >uel9er audi Der
&ldger lit, muB jeoesmol bel 8erleluus
Der @enten5 i'm @eri@tlaale 9egeupdr=
|tig 1ein. 2autet oieiel6e auf Spo, 10 bdn9t
es ollein pun ibm ab, Die Strafe 5u MIL
oern. gr fam. nduli6 auf @efanscn=
ldait, auf. 9dnsli6e 6reilpre6un9, nit
Dem Bemerfen, oab ct es nMQa6" iibsr=
laNen >uolle, Den Sbater in jener Melt su
)beltrofen, ooer auf Youitredung oes So=
oesurtbeils ontro9en. Sm lebtern Taae
nluB ct breimol in orei perI6ieoenen
@ib bunsen leinen 9Dillen ousiprs6en.
Scr 8ruoer 0es @et0oteten, ols 0ellcn
ndAter Nertpanoter lein 8lutraber,
botte in s'uei @ikunsen bere,ts auf Spo
ertonnt, uno oa nit Dem Sooe oes g}effen
oe1len @rbtbeil auf ben Ontel auriidiiel,
Oieler aber Dem Ser ltorbenen binli@tlid
oes @ei5es ri@t na6itano, 10 mar nidt
su erportei1, oaB CT in Der brittle @ibun9
einen anoern gnslpru6 tbun ,uiiroe, oo
er iiberOies ieiner @6lpdgerin, Del6e
ibren @obn iebr liebte uno 9lQes aufge-
botcn bate i'm 81 elmer @innesanoe=
.rung 5u beluegen, cine ab16ldglicbe g(nt=
mort ertbelt bate. Ser Sag Der @e=
ri6tslibun9 nob1e 6eran, Die per5lpeif f.
lungspolle 0iutter ,ueld)e nidts our
&ettun9 ibres @obnes unperfudt laiien
,pollte, 9in9 gu einem oer selebfunoi9iten
Nbpofaten, i'm I'm eiitano er1udeno.
Ser Nopocat> na9oem er ben Sal ge>
b0rt iagte, oab er lid 9etraue, ibren
@obn frei 'su MAIDEN, luenn lie linn 5000
Pial lttr baar unO anoere $4,000 ned
erfol9ter Befreiung geben polle. Meit
Treuoen pilliste Die 01utter elm. Ser
Nbpocat Iu6te ,rua cinen jcner orneu
2eute auf, luelde wie Die Sapoparben
nod Paris> tief ous Dem Snnern oes
2anbes na9 &onitantinopel fommen, nm
BORT ibr @liid su MAIDEN, fir ieinen
Plan 5u getuinnen. Gr fano einen Obit=
pertdufer mel@er lid bereit ertldrte,
Die 5000 piaiter gu perbienen, uno no6~
Dem man lid) geeini9t batte., ia9te er gu
inn: ~Du gebit morgen in Den @eri6tss
loal sort miro Ger 8ruber oes @rmor=
oeten no9mals um ieinen Willen be-
fra9t. 8eitdti9t er gum lebten male oas
Sooesurtbsil, 10 trittit bu Dor uno 1ag1t {:
Meile &i@ter, id5 babe bis jebt sel6lpie=
gen, neil id) ni@t 9laubte, oaB jener
bartber5i9e 8ertuanote oos 8lut leines
9eefen perlan9en ,uiiroe. 9a er a6er ouf
lelnem Willen. beitebt, 10 perbiite es Der
Propbet, oaB unf6uloiges 8lut uersolen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-21

:Ute f8el ttA ~ II gll dgme pDN "a
Yerioret,, Gnrfpr itlb isi,,er :ssSSrall, Al
@rlInoe .osaan9e iiei:. Sod bieie Gellnts1
|niB fo,lte iid) al Sen 9Dttertt auhd ~pbar
lhas Gbriffefttgll;l srDaltsn 1dbeil. ggyos
aber lpecifldb Wfiittii1 I It bos iiftt 3D.
Far LII j. nr0 biefes fanben loie erftn
EGpdi1ier illsedna Msyifo a1s ein 3ei9eit|
Fbas lnlanspsrebrte,.3 81. ben S9Drfern. ar
|oen Jelleta ben Wegeil ms iii ben Gent
Epdns ser Meritlner. .itanoens &renSe. Das
|fYplf ~Datte Die, @elupBnDeit ppr hieien
&reuSen 5l1 ttbetei1 lln pon @ott Ghpas
5,l erlalgen.~ Sn Dufatan foto man, IN
alien inoidnif6ens i@rabetlt Greu,e ,ouf
Der 8rl,it Der Sooteit:3 @roBe ;fteinerl,c
&reu5e. Die @e9enitdnoe- Der. relisiDlen
NereDrun9 tparen ,puroen III :Meyifo,
Mittel- unb Giibamerifd piele gefunoen.
l1no Der dltclte Sei1pel III Merifo bntte
hu9or' ben Ndmen: Sempel bes beiligen
&rei5es. 9ie:@panier, oie 5uerit uad
| jenen 2dnoern famen, tonnten ibr @r=
Itaunen ,lid)t perbergen, dis lie oos &rel5
oos 3ei6en ibres eiscnen fatbplil4en
@loubens. an ollen Gnoen in Der neuen
gBelt pie0erf rfanoen. -
Chen erre9te es bci Oen onfommeu=
Den @urppdtrn in Merifp uno Yeru gro=
lies @ritounen, oab lie oort flo ter
LID g,nri6 tungen fanocn, oeren
8eluobner in 3uriid9eso9enbeit bon Der
Welt lebten. Sic Snloiien bieier MDIter
blieben unperbeiratbet uno batten Den
&opf 9el6oren ,uie totboli1de Monhe.
sic lebten bon 9llmo lsn , Die lie ein|ou1=
mclten. .u-E 49,
Terner sebDrte bas .Gaiten 5u Den rcli=
9iDlen @ebrdu6en Der l1reinpobner pon
D}erifo uno 8eru; lie le9ten lid) Taiten
auf BON orei So9en pier5is Sasen,
|le@s5is Sasen ia bis 81 4 Sobren.
No6 merflpiiroiger 1T es ooB in gan5
Merito .N1ittel= unb Siioamerita au6
eine 9(rt Soufc i'm &ebrou9 mar, Die lid
,peni9 bon Der 6riitliben unteri6ieo.
Sic nannten oiele Seufe Die uneue &C.
burt. tSn einisen @e9enoen CAB es 9e=
,pille Seltli6feiten, bel lpelben alle Sim
Der getauft lpuroe,,, 9ew0bnli6 ober tau fte
nan lie am lebenteu Sage na6 Der Sc
burt. Dei beier Saufe ipurbe sic @6ttin
|Gbal6in6uego angeruf fen. slu4 bic
| beimli@e . id te ,par bel bem Uolfe in
@ebrqu6, als Die @panier 5uerit in oas
|2ano fomen, lpie ale 1panil9 @e16i9tr
|i6reiber bejeueen. Wenn Der D9uri,
Der Die 8ei6te b0rte> Der Meinung mar,
oaB Der 8ei9tenoe ni6t 9lles loge, 10
tlopfte er i'm nit einem @teine. auf Die
@9ulter. Gs mar iibri9ens @ebrautb,
nur Die bDlen Sbaten, ni6t ober Die &C.
oanfen gu beidten. Gs muroe bel Der
Bei9te ou6 eine 8uBe 9egeben uuo Der
|O9urD batte oas in Der 8ei6te @eb6rte
itrense 9e6eim 5u balten.
Gs CAB Elm Seit> gu Gbren oes @ottes<
9uiblipo6tli BEL tuel6em Dem @otte
Maisbrob uno Wein geopfert ,uuroe
9ie Merifaner batten Elm Teit 5ll Gbren
oes @ottes Gentcotl. 9obei formten lie
aus Sei9 bon Mmismebl Die 6ignr oes
@pttes tpeld)e oann 9ebaden ,uuroe.
Dfan tru9 oos 10 9eformte Wta s6roo
eorauf in 9ro5eIlion umber. Donn
1pra9en Die Priefer oariiber se>piile Sc
. bete, bra6en bos 8roo in @tiid6en uno
pertbeilten es unter Die Dolfsmenge.
g8enn mir nun ale biele uramerifani=
/ IShpn Mphr1urf1p hptrnr1tpn In hnhpn ME.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
Nashville GROCERY Market.

SUGAES-New Orleans, (new) in hogs
heads 9!GlOc for fair to choice; Demerara
11aG12c; standard hards I2c; 4 coffee lie;
3 do. 1Oic; extra G DO. 1Oic; yellow c 10
d11c.
MoLAsSEs-We quote New Orleans 656
73c; sirups 55d65c; golden strip Csc.
COFFEE-Alarket strong and tendency,
upward. We quote: Rio, common to
choice, 50d32c; LagUayra 32d33c; Java
Sic.
CHEESE-We quote factory ljc.
NAms-We quote at $50 for I0,ls, and
25c additional f0f diminishing grades.
SAILING quote 7 busheI barrels at s.. 10
per barrel in store.
CANDLEs-We quote star 1Ta175c 9Y ID.
FISH-We quote as follows: Half bar
rels, Nos. l, ? and :, $500, 1925 and $3.50;
in kits, Nos. l, , and 3, $3.50, 500 and
S1.75.
RICE-We quote at SIC.
TEAS We quote Imperial 75cdS1.25;
Young HysOn- 75cG$l.25; Black SOFA
S1.0O; GunpOwder 75c6S1.2j.
POwDER-DupOnt 1925; Sycamore Mills
1925; blasting $500; fuse per 100 feet 65c.
SHOT-We quote Patent $3.50; Buck
S3.15.
LIQUORs-INe quote common rectified
whisky % gallon S1.OO.; Robertson County
S1.75d3.00; Bourbon Sl.2ja5.jO; Lincoln
County $l.75G2.25; Highwines S1.00.
COTTON TIES-We quote at lOc.
BROOMS-We quote at S2.50d3.j0 81
dozen.
SOAP-We quote at 5dSc ~ ID, or $500
also % box.
BAGGING-We quote at 15616c for
hemp and fax.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
SundriPa.

SEEDs-Clover $3.50; timothy S3.I56
400; orchard grass SI.75; blue grass S1.75;
herds grass Sl.jO; millet out of season.
COTTON YARNs-We quote at lie, 13c,
15c and lie for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
SHUCKS-,In demand at $50 per 100 lbs
for hacked, and 81 80 for rough.
WRAPPING PAPER-We quote small at
SOC; medium 75c; double crown 81.
IEnS-We quote as follows: Tennessee
bar sc % ID; Kentucky DO. &c; Tennessee
band Gd9c; Kentucky do. 55dG3c; Tennes-
see boiler plate sc; boiler heads 9.c; fire
box 10c, sheet; common Ga &c; do. Ken
lucky 7I6SIc; do. Tennessee Sd0ac.
BARRELs-We quote at 40dJ0c.
GLAsswARE-We.ch change our quotations
to suit the card rates as follows: by 10
1918; 10 by II ST.25; 10 by II $500; 10 by
10 SS.75; II by IA So.IS; II by 10 SS.75; Il
by IS 1925; IL by 20 1928. Discount
40l.
FLAsKs-The quotations net are as fol-
lows: Half pint s2.75; pint 1915; quart
S4.75.
CANDIEs-We quote stick candy 1Sc,
common fancy Ice.
CoRDAGE-Jute 13c; grass zoe; cotton
30c.
PEPPER-We quote at 2Sc.
SPICE-Wa quote at lGc,
GNGEB-We quote at 1Gc.
TAILOw-We quote at &c.
ORANGEs-We quote at 50 per barrel.
CLovEs-Adyanced to 50d60c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
CONKLING AND MOTION.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-C0nkling
having undertaken, as the Administra-
ton whip, to secure the confirmation
first of Williams and then of Gushing,
and having been sOrely defeated ineach
attempt. does not feel well. Morton,
on the contrary. does not fail to COM
plain on account Of the way things have
gone. There are hints Of a serious
breach between these two Senators,
momentarily growing wider. In the
hotel and lobby gossip of the day, fire.
ouent reference is made to the course
of the President, and speculation Is in
duIged as to the probability of his as
suming the role of Andrew Johnson.
The course he has taken IN the Texas
election case, and the one that is gen
erallv believed he viii adopt in the
Mississippi case, are taken as evidence
that he IS willfully departing from the
established precedents Of the Republi-
can party. There are also rumors that
Senator Morton Is not at present as IN
fiuential at the White House as former
". All unite in estimating the polit-
ical situation as full Of startling prob
abilities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
Al EPISODE.

From the New \ oTk lEitulit-
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-Gne Of the
most interesting episodes Of the salary
debate to-day was the speech of Sena-
tor Gordon, which was somewhat IN
the nature Of personal explanation.
During the afternoon of Friday, Mr..
Gordon had offered an amendment to
reduce the salaries of officers Of the az
my and navy. which, especially IN the
higher grades, during peace, are pro-
portionately much greater than
those of civil officers. In private con-
yersation. some Senators, or Others, had
insinuatedthatM Mr. Gordon was actuated
by his old Confederate sentiments, and
that. having been whipped in the field,
he now desired to take his revenge on
Union officers by cutting down their
salaries. a suggestion as unjust as
could be imagined. The Senator, of
course. Indignantly Discriminatory such
motive. and very eloquently referred to
what took place at Appomattox, when
ne assisted to arrange the terms OF
Lees surrender, to show how much
cause to respect each other the true sol
diers Of the late war. on both sides had.
His speech commanded the undivided
attention Of the Senate and the CALLER
les. and made a very favorable impress
sion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
Unhealthy surroundings.

To breathe pure, healthful air, and to follow
occupations conducive 10 health and long life
are the privileges Of the minority. The major
ity musI dwell Ehererer their lot is cast, how
ever iHsaiubTiou3 Ehe loeaIity may pc, and
work at the craft assigned to them, however de
structive 10 health and vigor. Medical science
hSS, however. come TO the aid of tine latter. In
HUstetteri- stu,..Iss Bites they have lapd
have had Tor the last twenty-five years. the best
defence against the morbid influences which
, create and foster disease, that the vegetable
Kingdom can supply. It's Ingredients are among
the finest botanic specifics which research has
Yer rcyeaie,i 20 nan. As a preventive of, and
remedy for the diseases generated by swampsi
miasins, Tie foul ar C1 izctories EXCESSIVE
heat! over exertion OF body or mind, uhwk0le-
| some water, or any ether ni0rbife cause. Hos
| letters STOMACH Buffers bear away the palm
| from all medicines OF he present day.
jan - decd Nv and v II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17

lustrate my general idea than that OF
Robert Burton, the learned British
writer, born 1876 and died 1889 40. He
was confirmed hypochondrisc, and
his famous Anatomy of Melancholy,
from which many modern authors have
borrowed without giving any credit,
was treasure of profound learning,
witty illustrations, and quaint observa-
lions.
Charles Lamb was perhaps the best
specimen of the class l am trying to
describe-and died aged ffty-nine.
He was, to use his own picture of an
other: "a compound Of the Jew, the
gentleman and the angel" He was
the associate of Wordsworth, Hood,
De iQuincy, Talfourd, Leigh Hunt,
Southey, etc. He was amiable, fantastic,
witty, subtle in his style, and will live
IN literary history as one of its most de-
hghtful characters. There was insani-
ty in his family, and at twenty he was
himself six weeks in mad house. HIS
sister Mary was frequently insane, and
killed her own mother III one If her
paroxysms. always thought Joseph
G. Neal, SO well beloved In Philadelphia
for his quiet manners and easy humOr,
who preceded me in the Pennsylvania,
and died July 2, 1S4S, aged only forty
one, greatly resembled Lamb in the
graceful beauty of his writings and the
feebleness of his frame. One of Lambs
infrmities was that he stammered.
He was sent by his physician
to an English watering place to recover
his strength, and was put into the
hands of Two stout bathers. AS they
got him into the water, he said: "My
doctor orders that / am to be dipped.
Yes, your honor" was the reply, and
down he went. As the little man rose
in terror he exclaimed: Il mean that
/ am to be dipped" Yes, your hon
OF" and in they doused him again.
As he came up he recovered his speech
and lost his temper, and shouted:
Damn it. my doctor said l was only to
be dip-ped-once."
Thomas De Quincy, the English
"opium-eater, died in 1859, aged "a, a
great age for one whose life was wasted
and great intellect destroyed by his
lavish surrender to an appetite he could
not control. He was not so much a
humorist as a dreamer, but some of his
visions were gorgeous, and much that
he wrote took a high rank In standard
literature and secured him a large cir
Gle of admirers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
Nashville Produce Market.

PEANUTs-Market quiet to-day. We
quote at Sl.25 per bushel from wagon.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote at Sc for apples
and quarter peaches, and Zoe for half peach
es from wagon.
EGG-We quote at 1sd19c per dozen
from wagon.
GREEN APPLEs-We quote at S4.5O6
800 per barrel.
SOUR KRoUT-We quote at SO per Dbl.
from store.
CABDAGE-We quote at s2.25d2.5O per
crate from store.
Passive quote from store as follows :
Stock Peas Sl.256l.50 per bushel; Lady
Peas $3.50 per buShel.
MISUNDERSTANDING. We quote Irish
1925 per barrel from wagon, and $500
from store.
FEATHERS heard Of sales to-day
at soc.
BEEswAx-We quote at bic.
RAGS-Duil at Jc.
GINsENG-We hear of sales at $1,000
Los.
WOOL-Market dull at 1Sa23c for IN
washed, and 33d37c for washed.
BROOM CORN-Market active at SAFE.
HAY-We quote at SCOOPS per ton, &C
cording to quality.
BUTTER-We quote at 2Od25c for good
to choice.
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NVFtIlIIIIOIIl oNNtII IIl7l1 tIIN I3I-IIVI' 4 7
following are the quotations at 2:35:

Tennessee bonds are quiet, closing in
New York al 795. They are worth about
the same here. The past due coupons are
worth about 62c. There are a good many
buyers of the new series of funded bonds.
Brokers paw G2 and hold at G3d64c.
COmptrOIler's warrants are very scarce
and are in demand. Brokers pay 96a and
hold at 9Sc.
Our local securities are all very finn and
quiet. For quotations We refer to those
published by the Nashville Savings Com
pany, corner Union and College streets
The New York banks held at the close
Of last week S4j,gT6,OOO in greenbackS,
against Sal. lGj 900 at the saIse time last
year. The Philadelphia banks hold Slj,-
3J3,5Tl of reserve. against SlO,516, los at
same time last year. TIE total Treasury
issue TO date is S3TS, 4Sl, 900. The total
Treasury issue the first of last year was
S}5S,642, 900. The gold in the Treasury
now stands S9l,4T9.OOO; the gold note cir
culation, S3T,5f3,O 900, Of which the New
York banks hold for themselves and on
specie deposit S2S.jjT,OOO. Last New
Year the Treasury held in gold S74,359, 900;
the gold note circulation was S23, 263, 900,
of which S19,47SOOO was in the New York
banks.
The Washington correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican writes, Jan. II: The
ridiculous tergiversatiOn Of the House on
the financial question day before yester-
day, has been the subject of as much COM
ment as the more exciting nature of the
chief-iusticeship matter would permit, and
the general verdict is that the House utterly
stuItified itself, apd committed itself to
line of policy which it will abandon at the
first opportunity. There is not a particle
of doubt that there is a majority of at least
seventy in the House in favor of expanding
the currency, and the only way III which
such action can possibly be prevented is by
such strategy as that of Holman and Haw-
lev. But that dodge having been played
once, cannot be expected TO work a second
time, and though kelley's convertible
bonds scheme is undoubtedly dead, Nor
toms plan of direct imitation, after passing
the Senate, will GO through the House
without much trouble. The recent success
of Morton in the fight against Cushing has
given him more influence in the Senate
than he before possessed, and will enable
him to push his financial measures with
much better chances of success. Ii is
pretty safe to assume that before Congress
adiourns the currency will be increased az
least S94, 100000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-17
DURELL'S CASE.

From the cincinnati NolLLllltlAAtil'
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE sub
committee f the House Judiciary Com
mittee. which went to New Orleans to
investigate the charges against Judge
DureIl. with a view to presenting artI-
cles of impeachment, returned here to-
dav. The testimony taken will be laid
before the House in few days. No
recommendation will be made. The
statement Is made that the impression
entertained by the comgiittec while at
New Orleans was that Durell would i'm
rrediately resign, but the appearance
here tonight Of Durell's side partner,
20 work in the latter's interest, causes
a belief that the Judge not only does
not intend TO yacate his present office,
but that he viii do all IN his power,
with the assistance Of his friends, to
defeat action against him IL the House
From the St Louis Republican,.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE facts Ia
regard u the resignation of Durell are
that it has been rendered and accepted
by the President on condition that no
charges Of impeachment are brought as
a result of the late Investigation, but
in case such charges are brought. Durel
shall meet and answer them.
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Nashville Tobacco Market
Nashville Proyisiou Harkct.

Market strong and active. We quote as
follows packed from store:
BULK MEATs-ShOulders 65d7c; clear
rib sides SIC; clear sides sec.
CHOICE HAMs-IIart & Hensley's new
G. G.. G.. hams 13c.
LARD-Hart 81 Hensley's snow fake
pastry in tierces 93c; half barrels IOIc; kegs
1Osc; buckets lie; prime in tierce 9Jc.
BREAKFAST BACoN-We quote new
at 12ic.
BEEF TONGUEs-We quote at $500 per
dozen.
DRIED .BEEF-We quote new lie.
SMOKED PIG TONGUES quote at Coo
per doz.