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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-07
81. Louis SIarAets.

ST. LOUIS, Nay 6. Flour firm and
more doing; low and medium brands !
higher. Wheat easier and little doing; No.
spring Sl.27; only sample lots of fall sold.
Corn easier; some sales fraction lower:
No. mixed 6Sa6Sac on track and elevator;
6S.c last half Of May; Csc June. Oats
easier; only sacked lots sold. Barley dull
and prices dropping; season about over;
small sales Of Iowa spring at 81 .20a1. 21.
Rye slow at 9Sc. Whisky firm at 95c.
Pork firm and higher at S1Tae7. %; held at
close at SI7.J0. Dry salt meats firm and
little doing; sales of clear at &c, buver first
half Of May; million and half pounds of
clear rib at st. Joe sold last evening at SIC
cash. Bacon stiff and higher; demand ex-
ceeds supply at &c, 9sc, 92e, 95c and Zoe.
Lard firm; summer 10c; winter IOIc. Hoes
firm and unchanged. Cattle in good DE-
mand and prices unchanged.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, May G. Flour dull but
unchanged. Corn dull and fair and market
firm at S9a94c. Oats scarce and firm M
6''e- Lard firm. BacOn-sides higher at
1OsalO3c; shoulders 7.aIle.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May 6.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and market I'M
settled and lower; No. spring S1.2S55; No.
2 S1.24k; cash s1.253a1.2 5s. COrn-fair
demand, but at lower rates, closing weak at
63 &c spot; 64a54tte May; 651c July. Oats
active and advanced at ale cash; 4SIc
May. Rye steady at 92a925c. Barley dull
and declined; No. 2 S1.42aI. IS; No. g
S1.1j. Mess pork quiet and unchanged at
S1G.j0 spot; Sl6.62a Nav Lard-flir de-
mand at lower rates; SI0.1j spot, or NAV.
$1,000. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged;
shoulders &c May; clear rib &c spot, ali
loose. Whisky steady at gle.
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b. ..- Ss...- 600 Dozen " &
.- CL r L T WINE.
Wehsve received our stock Of CLkRET from the
vei-known house OF BRASDEEBU9 FRERE5,
Bordeaux, consisting OF high and medium Rrsdes,
comprising the brands-Ohateau La Fits, Chateau
La Rose, gaux. PonIett Rnet aud others.
40 DOZEN CLARET. r.
Price 50. 50 dozen. q
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T1HE ARIIFIeIAh sToNE CoMPANY

NIHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
yesti6ules sidewaIts, footwsys, and Gurblns, In
House and Lawn, Steps, and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented TO az
elude dampness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry, and = sure preventive against
the intrusion OF rats, insects, ke., aud all other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes in q few
days superior to any Of the marbles or natural stone
IN common use, aud IL an admirable initiation Of
either marble or stone; Is more durable, and In
Its crushing resistance with age. Its beaufy
my, AAs1s = c. N. RoBERTs, Manager.
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CATAWBA WINE. - .' . 3. :. !,
IT," cATAWBA WINE.

Especially recommended at this season Of the year
fnr inv Aids. PURE CATAWBA WINE Is pleas
ant TO the taste AMI karnl to she stnnl aud Is
prescribed for IneIcal Purposes ana found By phys
clans very strengthening TO thelr Patients. =
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IEGAL,.


CCPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
y sTATEs.-Eo. ~, OCTOBER TERN, IszS.
Noyes L. Avery. assignee, &C., plaintiff in error.
vs.. Joseph Il Hackley et al.
The death Of Jossph II. HaekIey, Of the defend
ants IN in this cause, having heretofore been
sugrested IL is now here motion of Mr. W. II Nat
tinEy of counsel for the plaintiff in error, and In
pursuance Of the 18th rule Ordered by this court,
that unless the proper representatives of the said
Joseph H. Hacklcy, deceased, as Aforesaid, shall
Voluntarily become parties within the first ten days
OF the ensuing term OF this court the plaintiff in
error shall be entitled to open the record and on
hearing have his reversed II IL be erroneous:
Provided, that copy Of this order shall be printed
In some newspaper az the seat OF Government, I'm
which the laws Of the United States shall be printed
by authority, for three successive weeks, at least
sixty days before the beginning Of the term Of the
Supreme Court next ensuing. ~
4rR MAY, 1874.
True copy. Test: D. W. MIDDLETON,
my0-dSw Clerk Supreme Court U. 8.
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TEAS.

wchave recently added to our stock in tim "a.
partment by the purchase of LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEW CROP TEAS of the di1srcn. varieties,
and hence we arc now prepared to offer special In
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PORTS, (
sHERRIEs,
HOOHS,
SAUTERNES, 4
CHAMPAGEEG 7
WHITE WINES, r
&C, &C., &C.,
High aad low grades Of undoubted purity. Il
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DRoPoSALS FOR FUEL. :
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
QuARTEhMksTEa's OFFICE.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE Cosrs,
NORTHUMBERLAND rIcE.
Scaled proposals viii Be- received Al his once nm
til y O'Clock IN. OF FRIDAY. the l2ih day Of Jun
iTRay IL Mood Cd and more eo & ' S1s
PLACES during the fiscal year sadins auth June, 1875
q iRd a s"sl
p fas Gssd Psss Marine o
Tss Goa % BE scod white Al egg Goal
10 be Inspected By the co9mandiiT Msfins ofaeer
rn q such SSlP z. III , Of E
Ss e ss gRsd and sG
isIiy ssSuisLiion Of the eenlnsndIns oSGsr: .Eo~
Ing the 9uantihss required In accordance with reg
Dla'ioh' via: fAoRrsMourH. NJ. N.
' SSs sSs; % & S %ossd. -- ....
CHARLESTowN, MASS.
3 8 cora sSads q q s Wood.
gncIudIus As.isssn, oasissrmsstsr's once.)
e Z s ssSi q 4 Y fHSsfSssa,DrLrur., PA.
100 tons Of ceai.
unoiadinE islsj,g. ,SrSo,sH,er%,s..r.Uslce.I
"a, Gnclpalng guard At Naval Masss!ne.I 81
SO cords or Wood.
81 cors, Of wAaSSJ EAroLrs. ND.
GosPoRr. VA.
90 cords OF Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
- corfu o. M GSSi; ISLAND. CAL.
los tons OF Coal. -
80 cords OF Wood.
with ;hs privilege OF increasing the quantity
Tue Wood and Coal Furnished .. ws,binston city
to be measured, Yeignsd and certified BY the Gov
tsS NAN
&C., paid by the contractor.
IiSs s% Il e. e Aa. s g Obtained
Payments will DO made upon The receipt Of 40
GERS Of the posts at which the Wood or Coal has
boon delivered The right is reserved 70 reject al
bids considered uni ca sonab.e. - =
guaranty, TO % signed, by two responsible per-
sons. whose respon sibiity must Be certified 10 BY
the United States District Attorney, or United
States col!eetor, mus. accompany each proposal,
otherwise u will not be considsred.
dressed to the undsrsisnsd
Msjor and Quartern.,tsf Gnitsd States Msrine
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.J E9H WIG SKs g EHI SEK
s sESns n T{AR xsD EAxXs u pEgART
rrieE or SUPERVISING AsoHI1Ecr.

| a. WAsHISeToS, d. c., May 10, 1874
ssa yi mn Ss.
ms; delivering, fttins and putting 10 place IA.
sf Ns ss ss
sna Nay DEPARTMENT. Building. q Washing
e sas ssd sehs
All Gs ~ ss TO pu,
msnt. nee Ofcharge, but viii Be erected by the CON
Proposals win be made BY the piece, as called for
The SorE viii no, be ,ub-div,ded among dlssren,
bidders but will be consIdei cd in the aggregate.
oS ssis 81 Ss
as ~ s sd s sa r 81 RI
SS g r. 81
SSiI,s5.; ssSoS ,Gs, sHs Sisa:i VIII accept .ad
nsy ne sf ns
M ,6s;Ti& Attorney or the distriSs wherein the
TSS SspiFt%es, reserves The ,,ishs to rs,sc, :sy
Every Ss ms,s - mad. on tn. prlnt.a form to be
Cs.Desi e .As sslrsnsns' OF shis ADVERTISEMENT
Propos.is viii lot Ss received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufaeture Of
ga sSsa .olk, ard SsS have NOS The necessary
Az sd' S g sss sns
Wig s'i New ssstS w az ana NAVY Pepat,nens
Building, Washington, d. c., and sddTssssa 70
myo-iat Supervising Architect.
PRoPOsALs F0R MILITARY SUPPLIES.
orYIcE cniKy QuAhrEHMAsrER,l
THIRD DIST. MILITARY DIV. ATLANTIC,
P'rLADzLPHIA, Pa, May II iS4:
ps'sGfs 81. e inc. ssS .f:e
a the OF the United state: at
on " EDN EspAY, the l1th day Of !nne, Is7t, for
the delivery Of Military Supplies during the fiscal
year beslnrinG July /, is7t, and ending June 70,
ISIS, follows: Fuel, Forage, and Straw at the
following named posts: baltimore, Fort MoHenry,
and Fort Foote, Maryland. =
BIDS fos any portion OF the Supplies will be enter
Tns aorerumens reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Blank proposals. and printed eircnlsrs slowing
giving full Instructions As 10 the manner OF bidding
and terms OF contract and payment can be obtained
By personal or written application to The Ouarter-
masters AZ the various posts. or 10 tbs once.
Q. q. SAwTELLE,
Qeartermastsr U. s. A. and Byt. Brig. Gen.
myi6-6t
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MEDICAL.
DR. ROBERTSON,
-BnTHEsDA.

Thisun paTAeled specific oOIHpou IN RES
laboratory aud frUIn ts magic power and nnprece-
denied achievements the most eminent men IN this
nation have, amer thorough and severe test pro-
nounced &c the only sovereign Remedy for Bright's
Disease aud Diabetes; also all Urinary Eladdrr and
Liver hfectIons; also Dropsy, &c, &c To me
minds OF ny our claims may seem preposterousto
zccompI1h with Bethesda Water that which has 50
long still tlnHes 10 bA1e usdlcalsclence. We
ask but test. Do not allow your skepticism 10 be
Certainly do you lny Injury. Therefore avail yOur-
self OF the ost pleasant and enicent curative Eent
ever offered 10 suffering Humanity. The Water 4
for sale AZ CHARLES sfoTT q co. IS Drug Store,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue: Beware OF spurious
CO.. and ali sIruEHists-. a-r
Send for circulars Gn1R hi al 1IySnkR
Dlrectoran General II AnAger, Bethesda Springs.
WAsHISGIOS, ID. c., December0,L57S decSl-D
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DRoPosALs FoR COAL.
f.., r-..r TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
BuEEAU ENGRAVING AND PRISTISa,

- f..r r-..r- TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BuRKAu ENGRAVING AND PRISTISa, 7
WAsHIS9ToN, ID. O., April 2, l57l ,
Sealed proposals will be received At this once until
10 O'Clock q. M. SATURDAY. May ls'A
mine tGeorge's cfeek) cumberiind coal, 30 be de-
tties IS may be required and subject 10 the eondi
lions requirsd BY act Of Con aYpsoysd July II
1910 viz. That such coal shall weigh 40 pounds
to the ton, and shall be Inspected and Weighed and
the quantity ofeach load certified At the tne Of de-
livery by the person appointed and qualified under
the for that purpose and that the prescribed
OF % cents for each ton Of coal inspected, weighed
and delivered shall be paid by the contractor. "
Proposals. wilrbs considered binding for one week
from the I'd day OF May, 1874, the Department re-
bids offered.
No proposals will be entertained unless seoompa-
MED 81 Satisfactory evidence Of ability to mlhll the
tho contract, nor will any payment pc made without
the certihcats Of the Inspector that the coal FUR
nished Is such as the contract calls for,
Ioposals should be sssrss;sd IN ;sRs Y the
Chief OF Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Treas-
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L COMBINED ELEvAToRs AND STAIRS
EORTHE rElTED STATES COURT HOUSE
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT

OFFICE OF suPERISTENoETI,, }
Sealed proposals will be received Al tie once Of
the Superini enlent unLil n N. OF the lss day OF
June, isi4 for furnishing, delivering, httink, and
putting In place the Elevators and Combined Ele-
yators and stairs of Corner Payiuon-all - e1hib-
tions, or called for IN the Schedule.
opes OF the Drawings, Specifications, and
sehelGle may be had on application at this
Ali scsffoIdIng required by the cou.ractors 10 pm.
The ork in plIce will be furnished BY tbs Govern
ment free Of charge but will be erected BY the con-
Proposals viii be made for each Elevator COM
plete, and for each Combined Elevator and Stair
Tie Elevators OF Divisions and . must be
completed within three months from the date or
ACCEPTANCE O. proposal and the Combined BE.
The contractors viii BE- required to guarantee
thsir work for period OF two years;
Payments will be made for each Elevator on Its
tanned until the Elevators have been satisfactorily
tested for the period OF six months.
All bids must be accompanied BY penal bond, In
the sum q twenty-ave thousand dollars, s2s goo
ir awarded him, the sucency or the security 70 be
certified by the United States Judge, clerk OF the
United States court the district attorney Of the
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II 1t DO deemed for The interest Of the
Governments to DO so, or 10 award each division to
different bidder, at ts option.
Any BID that Is rot msde on the printed form, 90
requirements OF this Advertisement, win be con-
sidered; peither Will any proposal be received from
parties who are not engaged In the manufacture OF
Prop9ssis VIII be Inelosed In a sealed Endorsed
stBids for Elevators, &C.. - and sddressedto
c. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

uTIsHINGToN, NORFOLK, NEW YORK.
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The fne iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE h8V-
ing resumed her regular trips Norfolk will leave
her wharf, foot OF Sixth Street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at2p M, touching a. the prin-
steamship OF the N. and N. Line Tor Boston aud
Providence: with the lorillari steamship Cor plnY
for New York. Freight should be addressed Care
Of Lady Of The Lake, via Norfoik.n
n. r. FITZHUGH, Agent,
Sixth-street wharf.
A. z. Plant, General Agent,
mhD RooEi No. 10. Plant Building.
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AL BETwEEN
~, ASdlNGTON AND NEW YORk:
hereaIler the fine steamships y. q. KNIGHT ana
M - pSlBSQN vii make regular WEE RLY
1,fhisS bETW ZEN NEW YORK. ALEXANDRlA,
MASHlNGTON and GEORGETQWN, as follows
leave New York from Pier % East River eyeTy sat
uraay a p m. Leave Georgetown every Friday
~ =. m; and Alexandria the SANG day a. y ~;
.. inil Information apply 70 K. 2. a. DEN hAMs
.ssmt once and wharf, % Water street. george.
,9wn, or a. the eoruer OF Seysntsenth isTeSl and
lall-tf President
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD

WAsAINGTON AND OHIO RIiIn0A6
SUMMER ARRANGEMEyr- n.y.
TEAMS lEXCEPF SUNDAY BETWFEN IL
EXASDkiA AND PURCELLyILLE, BEGfN-
MING NAY s, 1874.
leave Washington st a. m. an p. M. and Al
ex.Ndrts at e;i0 Z. m. and 4l0 p. Pass Leesbnrr
(goiNg westwsrd) at II rs q. m and SIS o. m ana
sfri' at Purcelyls as u IN. andTp. N.
Leave PurcelivilIs at SEQ =. IN. sud ECO D. m :.
pass LteSburg (golDg eastwardl at 8 Q. m. and I:1
p. m, aud arrive 81 Alexandra az s:I5 =. 10. and
Sis p. and at W sshtnstou at s:D .. and $40
d. IN.
Plsssngsyy from Wsshtn ston viii take tho Wash
ington and Odio cas- At the Baltimore snd Potomac
railroad statton nt "a aud p. m, and 90
through 10 Pnreellytils without change " e7Ys.
fhs Sfi0 q. n. train from Alexandria nad led D.
N. train from RurcslSilie oonaset 1t Is<ceilVffse
Nth kgsfs daily line OF coaches for SniekersvIlfe,
Berryyiils and Winchester siso with R0amer'S
llle Of eoldlss. which leave 1eesburg daily for
coaas,si iSai sSsst., sbreecsu,. prr mile.
Annual tickets, ea1 r. "a. HAVENNER.
myS-u y u -GeneFal Ticket A gent.
BALTIMORE END OHIO RAILROAD.
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at White, and firing commenced imme
diately from Brooks men, out Of houses
near by. Another that Rose had been
sitting on horseback, quietly listening
to speeches and rode to White, com
manding Baxter's band, speaking to
him about hostile demonstrations when
shot was fired from a building a,
Baxter's crowd, and firing followed from,
buildings in all directions. Brooks
men claim shots were fred by Baxter.
men, at Rose. In the affray one spec
tator was killed and number wounded.
WASHINGTON. April 21.-Willis Drum
mond has resigned his *scommission a.
Commissioner of the General Land OF:
Il g373 & BENDER.
SALT LAKE, April 2l.-Old Bender the
Kansas murderer is identified and is IN
the Jail in this city. .~
4@"3&i# FROZEN TO DEATH.
OHAHA, April 2l.-'rhree persons per-
ished in this vicinity in the snow storm,
Sunday night. 80 esa.!a. ....".. Fl.
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TELEGRAMS.
Reported Specially for the Bis
marck Tribune.
GENERAL'NEWS.
Gov, aWashburn Sue
ceed~ Sumner. .1|.3.
Which Pins Ben Buttler's Hide
:. on the Door to Dry. ~.
The Soldiers Bounty Bill Re-
portcd i'm the senate.
Gen. Granton Expansion Falls Of
as St. Anthony Protection. ,-
Minnesota appointments The 1nebri-
ate Asylum Tax Unconstitutional.
Great Snow Storm I'm Nebraska
Tornado az Erie. ..
Foreclosure of the St. Paul and
Paofc Mortgages.
Gen. Custer Replies to
~..a sas Gen. Hazen.
Bloodshed at Little Rock The Bender
Foreclosure of the St. Paul and
" Paofc Mortgages.
Gen. Custer Replies to
-..s sas Gen. T1azen.
Bloodshed at Little Rock-- The Bender
Oaptured--Flozen to Death.
SUMMERS SUCCESSOR.

SUMMERS SUCCESSOR. ~
BosroN, April 2l.-rhe long contest
for Senator IN Massachusetts, resulted
in the election Of Gov. W. B. Washburn
WASHINGTON, April 81 The Presi
dent in replying, to petitions from New
York and Boston, asking him to veto
the Currency Bill, says he IS opposed to
expansion, but not to the pending bill
for putting currency in circulation, and
suggested that the country at large
seems to differ with those cities on
financial questions. y 49,
.. LIVINGSTONE. .l...... ....;
LONDON, April al -Oa the occasion
Of Livingstone's funeral 1T Westminster
Abbey, Saturday, u grand demonstra-
ton was had. and Dean Stanley preached
q second funeral discourse, Sunday.
.Livingstone's remains were placed be-
side those of George Stephenson, the
first English railway builder. ...
....e ....-; THE DELUGE.
New OcLEANs. April 2. -rhousands
Of, families are destitute aid homeless
because Of The high water in the MIS-
sissippi River, which has flooded halt. Of
Louuisiana. 10 Relief is pouring in from
the large cities, and Congress: is expected
to aid in sending rations to the destitute
people. I..lalrgir. 2raoa'& & .~<s f'1;u9
lguu. 40 DETECTIvE nURDERED. iii. ,
ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-Detective Cole
Of Chicago, one Of. the party in pursuit
OF the Younger gang was found mar-
.dsred in Ray County, Missouri, last
week. A blood crossed card was pin.
ned to his coat in<cr bed, II his shall be
the fate Of all Pinkerton's detectives
who hunt the James Brothers." and was
signed. by Jesse and Frank James ~. .
..a - s,.,,.,.s,,,, =. APPOINTED: -, g9rfrli
DULUTH, April 2l.-Gov. Davis has
appointed Hon. O.,IP. S,earns, of this
city, Judge Of the new 18th Judicial dis
trict. Judge stearns served With dis. lis
ltinetion during the late war, rising to
the rank If Brig. Gen. by Bvt, and was
elected U: s.. senstor from Minnesota
to 81 the ,yacapey oeoasitonledi s. sion d By Dan.
Norton's death. ~Ht mofz .az9It1&. 9pQ
2oi1 h ii UNCONSTITUTIONAL. ed artaaA |
BIG ST. PAUL. 2l.-Jddge Hall ofthe Ram
sst c9sy coPY%SsSh rms ,:e :P'sts soc ,t, h,,s
ldllt4icidsd the law Feqairipg saloon keepers
Etospxy1a sspseialrtsx Of tsE dol3ass1eaI
.s4af!Iy 10 SIS dsyJItdsd % ths baildi1g vf IN
g.s ssa issbaiA|lssast|ebitl .5 itla.o sas
.yAl4SsQG rs7 tAATRAxys 10 soia
M1NSEAPoLls, April 2l.-The Board
of Government Engineers say the falls
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Big Hunting.

Messrs.. S. H. Carhoof and G. W.
Stone have returned from their winters
hunt and have settled down to farm
ing. The result Of their winters hunt
IS as follows: % elk, - white tailed
deer, four black tailed, 85 antelope, 100
lbs Of beaver, 25 vol, 8 badgers 8
mink, IL foxes and about 1000 chickens.
These gentlemen are among our most
successful hunters, yet their success
proves that the country abounds in
game: ~ @'1'. ..'s20 "'.2' '~j az >-.
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rs The celebrated Ryan & Lockwood's
Mi"strels will give an entertainment al
Fort Lincoln on Monday evening. The
Fort Rice NJ nstrels who have been held
in such high esteem by our citizens sur
rendered to this troupe. We have be.
fore Us letter from M. Rooney, If
the Fort Rec Minstre!s, in which he
"wns it up and wishes us to make the
fact known. He says he labored under
the delusion that the troupe he ,na' /.
aged was the finest that could be raised,
but does not hold TO that egotistical
view since the advent Of Ryan 4 Lock
woods NJ M.nstrels. When the latter were
at For, Rice Sergeant Ro"ney says Col
Hart and other officers attended and he
never saw the Col: ENJOY himself so we'll {;
he laughed all over. The Sergeant gives
these lDinstrels great credit for the
manner they performed their parts,
and says from their frat appearance t"
the closing scene they were the recip'-
ents of unbuunded and we'll merited ap-
plause from all. a 4s.- ...~.. s4y
The Sergeant continues at length in
high praise of the troupe, but y lack OF
time and space precludps further notice
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The Railroad Company sold five thous-
and acres of land in the vicinity of BIS
magck last week. Col. Wilson and
Major Dirkey each take one section; Col.
Wilson the old townsite Of Burle,gh.J
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a paragraph in laht weeks s| 81, pspssEs.ceyp3- ssc
veys ihe impression, that that MI gEu Bowen Bo Hsln j.
still in the employ Of tbe gugatwSound
Company; such rs not .ithss u NJ.
Chase aid,36t ,pplyforllcs,s y q s6asR PiI&, i!|
but was, SLOWED gl s9 80 taxa psnoragpaappR
of vacant lots and was TO see Mr.. Sweet
in relation to them.
, 1874-10-03
Cfstia~14igc la sll<atkcr&lota3.

Tho Pitts6c!d, (slass) Eagle Bays that children
PLACED with tho bhakerA at Lebanon arc i,al}o1l-
tured toBonJauiu Gatos, or homo othor alttEor-
tty, nntll they "beconlo OF age." 10 ngrocing iu
Thoy aro then plarod in tho g odrous ortlor." !"
under tho charge Of q ulster designated to cnro
for tllon, anu she GoulnlouGea Mt Uuoc to iustlI
into thoir minds tho gorics Of tho crootl. In
their management mover q blow ia struck. Re-
fractory oneu arc pu,.iuhod by being lad On tic
thus prostra!o . certain lenslh Of time they arc
taken up aud "talkod to-" tho onoruty OF thoir
olonsos pointed out and arc oxl,ortpI to b.
hNra hotter Ia tao future. Il,uso trun, 8 to
s,iosn o3on yenrs1 ot ago gs to &c
tho t.le hins Of tho weolt tliat laYe oseapsd tLo liz
nollco OF thoir gnarlialsg Aud Al they recejvc
apec[al approval after nn apparently yory full
confession, they oarly loarn 10 con}Iro up cutie
es'noImoun, storcb, k.o"ing that t1oy ."gull'
ron!teneo. -'"Naw, don't you feel better after
conlessing all tl,at?" ssls tho unciont 'yirgiu
who llaa Heard tito story. "Yoa, ea."saya Tn
little miss, au!l,, tipping *ink 10 her coul-
ranons' hllo walks nut ny natlatoly NJ n spinstor
o. III H., Anotior nsoillod OF Punishment III to
tightly round tho neel. Should tho ohitl roftisa
to got Into the Ing. 1t III drawn over tho rofraot
Dry QUO, aud than, head, feet, nnd all onyelo,,ni
o Or she ~ tefs IN ropent Of the oirqnalyn diso
hoalonoe. Ii'o oh'lHroa aro sent to school fu,,r
mouths enoA yaar-tho boys In the winter and
tilo girIH; Ill Tue snnaor. Co-atunatlou llaun't
the Dllghtost support tl!ore. Tho clrls and lnvs
must ''ot cohvorho toscthos II tdoy hunnou to
!aees, nna u rostl'Ia YounSator III bold ei.nug!
- bfua% tbo sllonco with sonlo pretty muilsn,
/" lsnt tGre nonlo hpy hero that yol, ara hist =
lsltlo iol'dcr OF thn tho others I" IL " ptatl,iur
question i'll thn confessional. TIio raply n.wnvs
IL may" anu tho blind old goodeu lvlloyo IL