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New YORK, Feb. 20.
Proceedings against eX-Collector Badeau
of Brooklyn have been taken by the comp
troller upon the advice of corporation coun-
sci. Accordingly the comptroller has
made affidavit in which he alleges certain
specific charges Of embezzement against
the eX-collrctor. together with an allegation
on information and belief, that during the
time Of his lncumbency as tax collector the
embezzlements aggregated to over 500, 900.
Baleau since his arrest has been calm and
self-possessed, and expresses his confidence
IN complete yindication.
In addition to the criminal action, the
corporation counsel has instituted civil
suit to recover $150,000 and an attachment
has been issued against Badeau's property.
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NEW YoRK. Feb %.

New York. Feb 25.
This afternoon Policeman John Doyle
Of the Fifteenth precinct shot and in
stantly killed Miss Lawler of SO South
Fifth avenue, with whom he had been
keeping company some time. 1t is said
the officer was insanely Jealous of the
young lady, and to-day, after getting very
drunk, went to her residence and engaged
IN quarrel. during which he drew re-
volver and shot her through the head The
murderer was arrested and locked up.
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From New York.
ARRIVED.
NEM Gn1,k- rnh o.

ARRIVED.
New York, Feb. %.
Columbus from Havana.
SENTENCED.
William jIawlcy, noted panel thief
was sentenced this morning to five years
In the state prison, the full penalty.
WILL NOT PAY.
Jay Gould declines to pay $40, 900 to
smith and Martin, his lawyers, who set
tied the ten million dollar suit at the Eric
railway againJt him. The case was argued
yesterday, Gould claiming that the charges
are exorbitant.
4 BAD FELLOW.
Thomas Moore, the burglar arrested YES.
terday morning, proves to be the notorious
rcbber Gale Gunnison, who was once shot
by Dr. Mott, whom lac attempted to Fob.
lie is believed to have been one of the
Nathan murderers.
THE Long PENDING SUIT DECIDED.
p Sullivan has obtained n verdict of
$4,000 in the long pending suit against
Marshall o Roberts.
MASS MEETING.
A mass meeting Of the opponents of the
lowing bowl next Sunday. Die Lewis il
expected.
SNOW.
Considerable delay in street travel frcm
snow, No trouble yet with the mails
DETAINED
The Cunard and Russia and other
steamers are detained till tomorrow.
STRIKE.
Brlkemen an strike at Ilornellsville
have taken pins and coupling from freight
cars, which were run off on sidings. so
trains cannot be made up.
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Shit Against Heirs.
New YORK, Feb. %

New YORK, Feb. 25.
The suit of the Brooklyn Trust Company
against the heirs of the late Il. 5. Mills,
for the recovery of $45, 900, alleged to be
fraudulentlv taken from the funds and used
In the purchase of part of the office build
ing begun to-day before Judge Tappan.
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Some people that wear good clothes for
get to pay foi them. Such man is II. r..
Utlcy. He owes Allen 81 Drew. 81 Mer-
chants Row. Pay up or you will find your
name in print.
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PERsoNAL.--M Z. NJ. Brigham, late
clerk OF the Weldon House, st. Adams,
has entered on his duties as clerk of the
fremont House in Boston. The fremont
has drawn prize.
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DEATHS.

CAPRON-At Columbus, Cherokee county,
Kansas January "a, 1874, Arthur, son Of Shep-
herd aud Mary Caprou, grandson or the late
AFRO Capron' aged 20 years and 4 months.
FoRBES-In Mlddlebury, Conn, January %,
lS14, OF paralysis, Captain Elisha Forbes,
aged 70 years.
He was born In Canaan, Conn.,, but removed
Washington county, n. Y, when quite young
afterwards being largely engaged IN the manu-
facturc OF iron, gunpowder and lumber. lie was
well known In in Essex and Worrcn counties,
where he has two brothers. His remains were
taken to Wnsted, Conn.,, for burial. He was
buried with Masonic ceremonies.
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WALToN'5 VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents. Addres:
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland
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Suicide.

CRY OF KINGSTON, n. Y, Feb. 20.
Sarah Jane DeSilva, young married
woman, about 26 years old, sucided in the
town of Hardenbursh. this county, by
shooting, while temporarily insane. She
leaves a husband and several young chill
dren.
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Brutal Assault.
NEw YORK. Feb. %

New YORK, Feb %
A man named Aleck Savage was dubbed
by Brooklyn policeman named Dome
gan. He mast die, the back Of his head
being beaten to pulp.
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Kerosene Horror.

New YORK, Feb %.
BY kerosene explosion in jersey City
to-day Mary Buckley was burned to death
and her house set on lire.
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Meetings, Amuscmcnts,e etc.

AT Orwell, L W Redlngton's Lecture, euro
pean Scenes"
At Brandon, Address before Brandon Graded
School ut p m.
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Robbery.

New ioEK, Feb. 20.
August Memberships store in Chicago
has been robbed of $500 worth of laces
and ribbons
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DrYylsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

DENNISON'S PATENT SNIFFTNG TAUo.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, sold by Printers and stationels
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune23d&Wti Wholesale Agents.
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Fire.


The shoe manufactory of Mr. Morris, at
Warren, Mass, was burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000.
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If you want an interesting book or pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets of Spauldng & Co.
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weather Probabilities.

W AK DETAKTMENT, ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-S p. IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For Thursday, in the New England states,
eastery winds, falling barometer, cloudy
and snow. For the middle states and lower
lakes, winds backing to northwest, with
cloudy weather and occasional snow.
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT


DIR. II. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-My wife last year at this time was
confined to her bed with Chronic Liver Disease
| had one OF the best doctors to see her, and lie
gave her up to die when | came upon some Of
Your medicine. bought one bOttle.and COM
menced giving II. She then weighed 50 ibs.;
now she weighs l40 lbs and Is robust and hearty
She has taken eight bottles IN all 50 you see
am an advocate for your medicines
WIN. MEAZEL.
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Che gutlantl Dailv Glube.
LENrEN SERVICES, 1s74.
Trinity church, Rutland.

Ash Wednesday, every Friday until Palm sun
day, and every day In Holy Week, at IL a. m.
and ESQ p. m, at the church.
Every wednesday. other than above, OF 1870 p.
m, at the hall.
Sermons on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
Brief Lectures on Wednesday evenings.
Sermons on Friday evenings by various clergy
" 81 ID. C. Roberts of Brandon.
Mar. g. " Il. II. Randall OF Poultney.
13- Il. X. Anvil Of Burlington.
:" 20 a. b. Flanders Of Chester.
~ w. IL. Collins Of Vergennes
Holy wEEK.--The Way OF the Cross.
Palm Sund6y-Trlumphant Beginning.
nday-Disappolntment
Tuesday-Open opposition.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Thursday-"P for righteousness
Sake"
Good Frlday-"Faithful unto Death"
Easter Even-"rhey rest from their laDors."
Holy Baptism will be administered on Easter
Even at 3 p. m.
The RI Rev. the Bishop of the Diocese Will
Witt the Parish on Wednesday in Holy Week,
and administer theSacred Rite OF COnfrma-
ton,
WIN. j. HARRIS, Rector.
"Turn We even to me, saith the Lord, with all
your heart, and with fasting, and with weep
ing. and with mourning"
"Rend your heart and not your garments, and
turn unto the Lord your God"
men to fast, but unto thy Father, which is In
secret"
.'Forsake not the assembling OF yourselves to-
gether, as the manner of some Is"
"To do good and TO distribute forget not for
with such sacrifices God is well pleased"
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The Huntington District Minis
tcrial AssOciatIOn.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

The association was called to order at 0
o'clock a. M, Rev. L. 5. Walker of Fair
haven presiding.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. D. p Brooks, who read from
Luke 81. 'Am | soldier of the cross,
was sung, and prayer offered.
The minutes of Tuesdays session were
read and approved.
After the transaction of miscellaneous
business the committee made the following
report on
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Acv York STOCK ana Money Market
NEW YORK, Feb. IS.
LATEST MONETARY.

NEW loRk, req. 20.
LATEST MONETARY.
- 49,. =. -. - .
~
so''ovo'
customs rece'p.s at tue "o'u hNcn""se 'o-uaS
49, 49,, ne,,, 80, 49,,
M""eS 'i"9ou '"9' ~ va so'ViiihieH'S "nu
ner cent on stocks.
o,.,,,,,, o,.on,n,.a ,,oo,,,. -. ,ea,.,,,, o.,
o.crnns eAon"nse he"'S at +-o-+%'-9 ior
60 days ana 4-Sd]g@f-s' Tor slSht.s
Gold RANGED at ll2. az and closed at ll2l
c,rr,,n,r r,tss o,34 nor caut and f,r rorro,,.
carrying '"''' -@' pei 07"' anu 'oi uo'ro"-
Ing nat.
,t,or,n,,, In tba G,id rvchap,-, ia Ia.
O'e"llhss III Wv "''N hN''i"ls' ''-ua'
amounted 10 S4s,Olo,olo'
State bonds are more active than usual
1,rrn..ce.,s declined slirhtlv and Missouri H.
advanced.
s,GeEg @sp5 6 9af al idda ayy with decline Of
-'.,. .,.,, -, ,,rr.,s 80 .,,.,i,,.,t
Va t4"' - 49, -
close Tho decline was most marked in Erie and
Wabash.
The sales between 10 ana oclleA amounted
to 600 shares
,, -. ~. ,-,,t,,, p.t,,, ,,,.,,,. .,.,. ,+t
fed that bonds must be presented with coup
O"' '"' '''N
countereis IN circulation
Monoy NIX
Is,,,.,aao,,,s ,o,ver
Governments loNer'
state bonds RAJ
Stocks closed weak,
-. $50. ,,,,,,r ,,,ere war, M hIds,
lNhefu ol"nAs OVO"i Wv. - '' N.l S.-'l
The following are inc clusihS qu"tauoNa
- ...., so. ,..,.t.,l ,oi,,,n
T. = Us ~ !, tt55on l,, ' It ''"'i' 81
- ~ 70 We ~, - ~ t.utrol ina
T. = .-sV9 e5 ~ d IL i.i'HGI ioS,
y = 2-s"s %, ei O,,t ia Hi e - PaiI
~ : /. ans ,at oli 1908 do praIprrpd -olf
y = 9- 5o' 20, 1' u,, la m y; III
- = = 9os ,ST il9S do nrererrcd 10
T. q . - 50S ,Gs iieL Fort WnVne aSt.
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RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, We find that our beloved
brother, d. p Hulburd is detained from
our gathering at this time, by recent ply
scal ailments and infirmties, which de-
priye him from his beloved work in the
ministry, and participation with his breth-
rem. in these pleasant and profitable asso-
stations therefore,
Resolced, That we extend to him our
heartfelt sympathy in this great trial of
his life.
ReSolred, That we cherish with fond
recollection his unwavcring fidelity to the
church, his ardent zeal for the Master, his
fatherly counsels to his brethren, and his
worthy example as a minister of the Lord
Jesus Christ.
ReSo,ced, That we will pray that his life
may be spared yet many years as COM
fort to his family, and blessing to the
household of faith.
WIN. II. MEHKER,
, 1874-12-01
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

KuIlroud Engineers Talk Stritsc..Thc Now
York Uaclt-lEeu'a Ttoble4.-The Now Jor-
aey Pottcrfcs.
sspseia' ntsp1teh to The chtea2o Tribune.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Nov. 29.-1sunors have been
circulating for nome time that tho locomotiyo Ell
gineera on the vest Dirision Of the Chesapeake l.
Ohio Railroad would strife tomorrow Tic cauae Of
the dissatisfaction ts that the Company Ia now
four and a half months behind III paying.
After the panic, the Company isHuod thi.ty-lay
scrip, payable monthly. Then the. psy.car
camp once every two months Lately, ouce
orary three month"; paying thirty sixty, and ninety
day acr1p, and then raahng sa,au III waekly inata-
nleuts. The Company agreed TO tesnmo caah pay
,nenta at different timea but gel hare ftled, and
the non begln to think tho Company making no
effort to fulfill tho promises made.
TuR NEW yonK DocK-1tES'a srl1WE-Tun NEW JEH.
BEY rotTEE1rJ.
NEW YoEK. Nov. 30.-Ile stato Labor Union
pledgea asSisacsto the nriliug longahorenen 10 the
oxcut Of $4,000 5UUDo. meeting Of tho strikoss
tR to be held at Cooper 1nst!uo tonight At which
Sunset Cox. Algernon BuItvan, Patrick L. Jonou and
Richard 0'Gorman, nre expected to apeak.
The apprehension Of strife among tho poteres Of
lion vt wn3cs will taEo pluco. The manufacturing pot
ters met OH Friday end agreed TO constnue business
Until decrease III the demand OF price shall compel
thom to stop when they viii naka no further efforts
to keep ths employed, nnd tide thoIn oyur tho
threatened hard ~nter as ~ the!r intention IN pro-
pogtn1 reduction Of w1gsB
CoorEaS' aTnIHE.
Erseiaf Distu,th 10 3ae Ehra4o Tribune.
KANsAs crrT, Mo.. NOV. 3o.-A cooptra' etr1ks pre-
yila here brought about by cut down Of e5 centa Per
barrel or tittce. Tonight # aatd that Grranga
mcnt would DO effected and work resumed.
, 1874-12-01
OBITUARY.


MAYOR nAvErETEn, or NEW roGK,
Mayor lIavemcyer, uf Now rolh, whose sul-
den death by stroke Of npoploxy ia reported
this morning, had almost fillod out h,B torn OF
oiilce. His SUCCESSOR was elected iant month,
aud will begin to acrvo with the now year. Mr..
Havolueyor waB taken up an tho Reform caadi-
dato for alnyor in 1872 by tho Republicans and
dissEcctod Domoerata. Ills Gtneas for tho
position was ut thut timo unqucstionod. and
ho was elected by tho respectable, taz-payiny
vote. Au n llefolmer, Lie very noon became d
griovons fai1urc. Ills appointments woro scan-
dslous aud tlxgsnnt. 11o rcappointcd Ciinslust
aud Gardiner, Commissioners Of Police, who
llnd bonu removed BY tho Courts for malseusanco
md misfeasanco III oflicD, eVEdiug tho lBtter Of
the lnw by nominating Charlick to Gardeners va
caucy, aud Gardiner to ChGrlsci's. lie mado tho
proprietor Of an indecent weekly news-
paper Superintendent and, afterwards Com.
missioner OF Police. He lind not boel III Office
two months before he had broken with the
people who elected him, aud taken sidcs with
the runianly and disreputnblo pulittcians about
the City-tlnlt. Tue cxouso OF ignorance carnot
DO offered for lin. He Ind previously served
term az s[nyor, md, though the powors aud
responsibilities Of the position becamo almost
new during hs rctirolnont, yoe Ills experience
wns larger than that Of most pcrsous WHO tako
Office. With all thip, IL must bo said that tho
personal integrity OF Mayor Hareneyor ia we'll
established. He waH, before Ills last o1octIolI,
ougagcd III MANY business ontorprises, sugar
reAuer, President Of n bank, and dealer iu roal-
eatnto,-and. through all tho varied relations
mud connections Of this nature, ho maintained
an irreproachab!e character. He had not in lin
tho olemonts Of n roformor, becauso ho had not
u strong will, clear moral perception, or doll
oate taste; he was go muoh tho slays OF con-
formity and consistency that, onco started in a
wrong direction, ho could not turn again to the
path OF duty.
, 1874-12-01

5FfeI1l U3lpath 70 Tie EHledco 1T1baHs.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1u-A nlseting Of tho Executive
Committee Of t1e National Board Of Underwriters
was held to-lay. Tho members Of tho Committee Of
inspection nho went to Chicago worn present. Afer
Tho formal opening Of thu proceedings tho report Of
dscussion. Tho nect,ny djonsnol 10 moot to-mo,-
row, when the reports Will 10 tho subject Of further
dobsratiuu. No clsw to the contonta Of TIM report
furnished. Upon tho raturn of tllo elo4atea ap
pointed 10 purtlcirats In the delibesatlons Of tho
tonyontion Of Chief Encineera, held .u St.
Louis thay naao u report to tho hoard, oou-
Guiding 81 follows: 'IAo Co,n1aittoa also suggest
to ~ Executive Committee tAe propriety Of
sS s 81 sas
convey tho ooysrul inanranca oomppnivs ,aembssa
Of tho National Hoard, I'll information Of Interest 70.
spsctin9 tbs dcpsrtmo1ts to tho sud tat sy uar bt
auyEnsu thnra5y u t4elf Eulinssa."
, 1874-12-01

sdonts of Catholic Austria, and Spain, mud
Tho Republic of Switzerland, rs we'll ns Of
somo of tho popoa themselves; md tho not
Of 1872, providing for State inspection Of
public schools, Tho Ultramontanes sct them
solvoH in opposition to tho law, demanded
that the dogma Of Infallibility should be
taught III tho schools, Alld oxcommunicatcd
those Catholic tcaollors who refused to tench
1t. The Prussinn Government again cnme to
tho rescue Of lis citizens, md passed. the
famous Fnlk ecclesiastical laws Of 1879,
which wero i've in number. Tho first. which
was in the interests Of religious freedom, pro-
vitled for regular method Of secession from
the Church. Tho second was measure OF
porsonal protection, limiting and defining
Church penalties, md forbdding tho Bishop
to uso the forms Of civil penalties. The third
was for the protection Of tho common clergy
themselves, anil Cavo then, motto OF re-
dress against tyrannical cccles,astleal dis
cipline The fourth provided for the
training Of the clergy, tho intention
being to require oach student intended for
the priesthood first to receive a secular edu-
cation before studying theology and taldng
holy orders. As tho expense of his education
as well as lis snIary comes from the State, 1t
was clai,ncd TINT 10 should first DO instructed
In the fundamental branches Of knowledge
before lo dipped into dognas and the rc-
u,,irements of ecclesiastical dictatiou, Tho
fifth n,ado civil marriage obligatory, no INIT
ter how many Church ceremonies might pre-
cele or follow it.
i
, 1874-12-01

Chicago.
T. 3. chanfrau. the actor, IL at tho Palmer House.
John Lawrence Toolo, the eminent English come
dian, Is stopping at tho sheru,un House.
Some Of tue prominent Odd-Follows Of ths city met
at the ofco Of ". II. Crockor, and, through John L.
Darnun, Esq, presented him beautiful regals,
which WAS received with appropriate re,nsrks.
Tax-Commtsstonor AfcGrath states TINT he has at
no time had anything whatover to do with tho Wa
barb nvenuo ttr1ot-ratlwny in any Of ts forns. No
ono las spoken to him nor ha to any concerning
It. Tue fact that he was once this CoMtnitte9 on
Railroads probably gavo rise to tito atorY.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer HoHst-F. a. Wilson, Bangor. 49,; ], F,
HILL New York; F. r. Robinson, poutac; ). q, BIuau,
Madison; Theodore G. Batoa. Doston; Thomas Var
wick Lafayette; J. g. Cannon, Tscola @. ]. Starr,
Now forE !; Charles q. Williams, PHILADELPHIA. O..
Grand Pacidc-E. p. Al]ia Milwaukee; n, O. Barker
New York; ]. B. Raymond, Salt Lake City; o. ".
bartholomew, Doeon; J. D. Prevalence. Saratoga; g..
R. Mooro, Kankskeo; ". F. Hastings, Boston; ]. 8.
Partridge, Whitewater; ". q. Van Horn,
1rsss, lincoln, Ne6saehs;; ;''" II. Mics. % Lanalne;
=. 8. Van Tassel, New York A. F. Ross, Michigan
". g. Evnnt, st. Paul; @. Z. Doughcrty. Buffalo ::
1eaao Il. Robinson, Cincinnati; 3. R. Nckerson San
Francisco. :. ~. I.reaaont Huuse-J. n. Drainard,
Beloit; L. Prenttas, Watertown; L. 8, North, Wash.
ineton: j. n. Mayo, Dsaidwooi; Jarncs 8. Young,
New York; ". H.. San francisco; l. s. Hubbard,
Dubuque; c. E. Dyer, Racine; Loo Tarleton, ST.
Louia; sigismuna Egan, Now York.
, 1874-12-01
A COLLISION IMMINENT,

Threatening Attitude of tho Railroad Com-
pnny in It's Controversy With the Oil Men
ut PittAbur5.
p1rTsnuna, Nov. 9o.-Tha argument on Tho injnnc-
tion to restrain tho Conduit Fpo Limo Company from
running their p!rcs nnier ths W'est Pennsylvania
Railroad track 1t Powers lsuu, cou,es up to-
morrow. It IL beloved that II tltn injunction
ja rsfuEed tho Railroad Company will take It npon
themselves to the pipes In which caao col
aiou Il koly to between the forccs Of tho Rail-
rond Company for aonle tims buck Inn
been trying, to prevent tho pIrea from be-
Saturday morning l.,ge force Of men was gathered
and Ills pIpes laid In the bud OF powcrE' Hum undor
the track end tho Conduit Company aru cnIisng mer
tonight, rome 500 being already enrolled, md pro-
Jose 10 Eond them TO powera Run early h, tho 1nosl-
lug to protect their pipes by forco, IN Of ut
tack TO romoys them,
, 1874-12-01

o'AaAot1h ouau4AS.
To thu more intellectual portion of my community
charlotte Cua!msn ss undoubtedly moro interesting
as reaor than an actrcys in hsr csse tho two can
~ sons'eisu az asparan!e' "'aoat tAe accessories
Of dfess aisd scenery which, when appropriate form
eettng that lends m added lustrc to q real level
and can nato oven uasta r,.n brilliant Nth, cns1,
man nroves o ,tr;r.,c vo1,,a ~ hsr oant,. ~, sha
Ing how needless they are In hor case For woman
Of talent to aot snglo part when ahc has
st1n,a er,,,a, In. .on,s,,,as. ''oa n'"' .x ~
,lopt !. necessary to evoxo sinq 5orwu '1an nat
one but many by the mere forca Of tono and gesture
This Miss oushman ia nble to DO ana perhaps for tho
n1s' ,e ~ W. 4o '4t'ou en.etsainen'a thas nave
nssn hea .nese , MecoIox Hell hea laat night
ljaturbed the reader. Either Chie,ao nudeDcee ors
imnrovnr. or the atronr n.gntis ~ r. tha r.,dss
held TINT OF Inst night spel-bound.
Miss oushnau's face seema have loss none Of !ts
mobility since, years tao, With raricr by her side. ala
, 1874-12-01
GAVANGS BANK.

TE1G BUSINESS OFTIIS COR
PORATION is confined exclusives
~ to tho receipt and care Of Saw
ings Deposits and Funds for In
ycstment. No commercial or gen.
oral banking business transacted.
SUMS AS SMALL AS ONE Doll
LAR received from any person.
and q bank book furnished.
MARRIED WOMEN and mfnoP
children may deposit money so
that no one else can draw it.
INTEREST ut the ratio of 6 per
cent per n1anu1n, is p,.id on sums OF
One Dollar or more.
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST
their savings upon real estate se-
cttrity at q higher rate Of interest
than cnn be safely paid on Savings
Deposits, should call at this Banl1
and examine its INVESTMENT
CEIs'EIFICATIIy.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1874-12-01
LEBEl.ED S1OO WORTH,

SVse10l Dl9palfA to IHe tHfeaY1 3fi6Mns,
Lou1svILLx, Nov. So.-ln August, last yoar, man
VIA CIT in nHsiguatlou houuo who gave Ills nao ~
H. L. Yale, aud such appeared ua1t morning In the
Caarter-jonralal. The msn wan not Yalc WHO is a
wealthy respectable cltizou md proprietor Of the ro
freshtutnt santls Oh tho Nashville Hallway, Suit uas
brought sgains the Conrtr-Jo,.r.,ai, tho damages
claimed beug SO 000 Altar several lulays the easa
Was dsedel to-day. Tho Judge instructed iii favor Of
tho plaintiff, mud tho jury awarded 800 damagea,
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and pleaded tho adultcration Of the artlc1oa in
mitigation Of Ills ponalty. Ia to tho nhino-
vino, ho declared that tho genuine artiole could
not bo so1d for 10 cents drink, md what he sold
M such was mixture OF lcrmNn cider and wa
tor. uis whiaAy hc did not ana1yzo 10 tho Court,
but tile price, cents dose, wt,,,ld bo oircuu,-
stantial evidonce to provo tat IL was nut llauor.
Wtue-blbbers will DO VOL to ,nako note OF Tie
fact that thoy cannot buy nllue-wine for 10
centa,
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NRw oRLEANs, Nov. 8o.-Tho uowly elected city
otlcaals wcre induccd Into otnos to-ay. They Will
hold their frat regular .aoctlug tomorrow. Mayor
1eods' aldtsss advises tue most rigid economy In
srery department. of tho City Government.
Tho meeting Of the uolg4nu court-,nnrttal IA post.
poned to onabe the acoussu 70 prepare h!a datonso