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9E5aHE FINE PAssE NaHR PAclx1E1
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Fl: NHfrE, Master; i. Is. SCHMIDT, Clerk
NJ leave Washington every Sunday NJ ID
x cl9cK A. R., and New Orleans every WeGnes-
aay AZ O'eIoek n NJ. '--ss'' {
ET01a aI6 After EebrnaFv sth 1874 until fIrtl,er
from New 9raea1la & a s Il
Fer freight or passage auply an baargi. Il, "a
GGrand Carriere, Washington. III, ''1Nf y ~
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ND EG01HBEENmEm RW THEK MED.
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pQsEY,s AROMATIC WINE RTrTERs

A good and pure Tonic scientifically compound
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Hnd perfected, by years Or study and close OBJ
serEAti0n, az to ITS adoption to relieve morbid
gz5nd1 tlOns OF the system, such as
Torpid Liver, Less of Appetite, imperfect or
aahguid Digestion, Nervousness and its train of
nasaeleas ills, Only 50 cents a bottle.
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THE CABINET

dent. = w =
James G. Blaine, of Maine, Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
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Circular to CelIecsors Of CHstonas and
OsEacrs.
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STEAMBOATS,.
KTlAEE Nlsyg ANN ELEGANT SWIFT
sIDE-WHEEI STEAMER
TIL bas4
RRADIsH JOHNS son,

g. Cs pfcSgTT, Master Il. JoB1E, Clerk,
Leaves Washington for New Orleans avery
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. stops 81 I'D way
landings. ian as-tf.
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a COMPLETE AssORTMENT
~ OF
PAINTERS NATE RIAL!
SNOW WHITE ZINC, .,
se-. WHITE LAED,
TURPENTIEE,
BOILED LINsEED OIL,
RAW LTNsEED OIL,
PATENT DRYER
COPAL,
DAMAR, .... '-..-..
JAPAN
VARNIsHEs.
Paint and Varnish Brushes.
SASH TOOLS, &C., de-, &c.
ALL CoLoRED PAINTS, PIGMFNTs AND
EARTHs IN OIL AND DRY,
At G. MAYO'S
Sign OF the Big Mortar, opelousas, La.
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Omcial Directory.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

u. 8. Grant, of Illinois, PresidentA
Henry Wilson nf Nx-ian pnnu
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EUFEEIaE5T 80
uEs IN UNITED STATES MONEY OF ACCOUNT,
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EIGHTH DISTRICT coURr FOR ST. LANDRY,
John j. Morgan, Judge.
Geo. w. Hudspeth, District Attorney
VIM. A. Robertson, Clerk. -
Egbert O. Hayes, Sheriff. y -''a...s -
STATE SENATOR'S. ns
Thomas G. Anderson, of St. Landry.
FRANCOIS Daigle, OF Lafayette.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Isaac F. Littell gag .
Edmond ID. Estilette. i .-
Lewis ID. Prescott. g4s .rs. a.
John SHINES. ssr aE=t..s st..f E -4.r..5
PARISH OFFICERS. s
AdOlphe Garrigues, Parish Judge.
VIM. A. Robertson, Clerk.
Egbert o. Hayes, Sheriff. fa
" JAS NJ. Thompson, Recorder.
Jacob EhrhaFdt, Coroner. le
T. III. Lewis, Parish Attorney. -f
VIM NJ. Thompson Parish Physician. ri
Jonathan L. Morris, Tax Collector.
J. W. Jackson, Printer. 40 saf
POLICE JURY.
John Roy, President.
Theodose Chaehere, Member.
Theodnle Fontenot,
T. 81 Fonten0t,
Homer Durio,
g. Mayo, Clerk. ~
NJ. 81. May, Constable. III
J. w. Jackson, Printer
WARD OFFICERS, FIRST WARD. :.
j. Frank Knex, Justice of the Peace.
yalery Roy, Constable.
E. p. VeaZie, Justice of the Peace.
BENZ. A. Gtidry. Constable.
BOARD OF POLICE, oPELoUsAs.
Homer Latour, President,
Victor Lastrapes, Member.
L. B. Cuny, s.s
John Pos6y, /"
Louis Lejeune,
Edgar Vanhille, h
John Pogey, Treasurer.
r. T.. Hebrard, Clerk.
Octave Prud 'h0mnle. Constable.
j. w. jackson, Printer.
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WARD OFFICERS, FIRST WARD. !.
j. Frank Knex, Justice of the Peace.
yalery Roy, Constable.
e. p. VeaZie, Justice of the Peace.
Benz. A. Guidry. Constable,
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A CHOICE AsaOEsTREENT
srATIoNERY!
RECORD,
LEGAL CAP, j,
CONGRESS CAP,
LETTER,
INITIAL NOTE,
AND MOURNING NOTE
PAPERi
ENVELOPES,
INKS, tof all colors,)
PENS,
VIE STATES,
AND PENCILS,
&C., &C., &e., &c., 60, &c,
At C. MAYo's,
Sign Of the Big Mortar, Opeiousas, La.
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BINgaR Suddenly wednesy of hs I'm ins Bw-r
Bry,- a.. only Of ADnc nsad Bl "sei m0hss sAs
c,RrgR-At Newark n D. M,rca ~. BHot onr os1i
Kate b. sai D. ,srter ssel Tcas, monibs 10 dsys
kouc O unerIl hereafter.
PIIET-wsn Harvey ut Syacs-on ibe i-on. Wedseassv
evening a ngnns nesc than year Th eonS'mP"'e
Tb fu OF The deoease of biz bobefs,s. Rev r. n,ns
held are rspelh inyt aaef, serioo, "a be heS
saturday asa
o'clock leaves from PsEpoi ierr' JERSEY OT HSaS
q NJ returning At 4sl1 p.
60 DSow-oa "Wednesday March H. Caroline B, wife Of
reebce No. sidney piece Booekivs.
Nca-iOiA SstauisJ. the lith iast, AZ 3 ooOcs ,.
u,SLRY-LeasC g. Usly, h.rh 10. 1874.
R,s anl n ess respectfully igei attend be fasersi
FRIDAY lJ at o'clock A. tho Baptist Csgh. Dover fae
ny.
SMITH On Thar day I2 iat Coey ADELE oBy I..se r
I'd smith. 10 the Avn u htf
ne fae vi ,kr plsos sstaiia i. - = gc0,i from tss
ures aud frie idI are iun'ed 70 sltsnd
uNDPRHiLI-N TueEabos Tharss' March ~ Thsss Ua-
derhi, Ia The S0sb ye,r Of his age
Reaur.s friends nyci to attend t uneTa ISs hs ss
Monday 10Th n ~
Trsiu leaves GfsHi Genital Depot al v!lj ~.
wRRKs-1Lasisy morning Mach ~ hs lingering se.s. ios~
n. week. Of John 4. Wees of tas city.
%
specially nVitei stiesd b fuRcTs frsn
lsOhrnss, Mrs John Pettgrr- -Sb flhs'c S.leIaf.
March a. AZ / O'Clock.
WPITPIRLD--oa November H. 1873 ~ No jane. Te.
Cloaskes. Dabbn Ireland Risasd Hhitu,ta, 80.
wfLLIAMSfhursd. iaoahg, i1h Ma kbs 5osA J. "hsa>
AK G6
Fane omi,s Chufoh. na'hirtt and Nns
Saturla morning. 10 ac'oc fnenis sal iosiTrs he
family and Of he's bTo:itf John Nis are 'n"ied :" afF'
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THE MOlKTY SYSTEM.
CLOSE OF THE HEARING.

.~.,s,,r>rs RY DIsTRCT-ArroRNEY BLISS IN De
,.>,sr oF THE MOIETY LAwS-CLoslNG ARGC-
.,vNr uY MR.. SCHULrz-A REPORT PROBABLE IN
r.voR or THE REPEAL OF THE LAW.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRtBUNFl
WASHINGTON March l2.-The consideration oi Tue
Javpe conspiracy against the merchants OF New
York and Boston, before the Ways and Means Coin-
mttee. was closed to-day, Mr. Schultz making Tue
final argument which is spoken OF with much praise
During most of the session to-day, when was very
long. District-Attorney Bliss was on thc hooi
and made long statement in about the same man
ner As JAYNE employed and TO about the same cHcV''
Tho merchants LETT for home tonight ana 'he
Committee will now proceed TO the consideration Oh
cha law AZ IL exists and the statements on bo'h
aides which have been submitted. These nave
been or will be printed and in possession OF
the members After a pretty general canvass OF
the Committee it seems probable that 'heS
will report a bill for the abolition OF noieueS 10
collectors. surveyors, and naval officers, on the
ground that these mOioties tend not TO DIMINISH
fraud against the Government but to increase II.
II is also probable that the law will be modlhed
with regard 10 the seizure of books and papers so that
they cannot be seized except for the oenso charged
In the warrant.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
THE ERIE RAILROAD AND MIR. DUNAN'S
RESIGNATION.

10 n, Editor Of The TrtGuHt.
SIR: Your reporter called upon me yesterday
IN obtain the facts regarding resignation General
Auditor of the Erie Railway, made yesterday TO Mr..
Robinson, Acting President. courteously referred
him 10 Mr. r. declining 20 make any statement regard
ing the matter supposed when had done that that
IN, commonest instincts OF gentleman would prompt
Mr. Robinson 70 give either the truth or a statement
that he was not ut liberty 20 do The result OF the
interview appears in your issue OF this morning and
docs ue the grossest injustice. Wle ~ has not at any
t,me been ms motive 10 mako public matter OF MY
re.gnutlOp, or the causes which prompted me TO make
H. feel that justice to myself now demands mat the
fu facts made known. IL VII ihen ne seen now IaI
,nv stpieme MT can he distorted into confession
Are your columns open " my pen' f3ars i rospeet
Glaipa Central Hotel, March 10. 1879
fAt the request Of Mr.. S II. Dnnan late Auditor OF
the Erie Railway, as above presented reporter Of
Tur TRIBUNE yesterday took down in shorthand
lang statement of the causes of his resignation.
This statement was accompanied by several docu-
ments purportng to be copies OF tho accounts OF
thc road and report OF its condition, which
was dated March 3, but which 1t appears
bv Mr. Dunan's own language was not delivered
10 the officers of the road until Wednesday Last
THE TRIBUNE cannot publish these accountsHlthout
further examination and defers them until another
day. Il is only fair. however. to MIR. Dunan 10 say
that he distinctly denies having said TO Vice
President Robinson anything which could DO
uisoonstrued into o confession that his accounts
were incorrect. or that he had made false state.
uents to Mr Wgts'a ll9 claims - uh
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
GOYERNYENI WE4THER EEFORE
WlG DEPARTMENT.
OrrTcE oY THE CWRf SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. Ftday. March lj-l a. N.
Synopsis for me past "a hOHs

WASHINGTON, d. g., Friday. Mafch 81 a. III
Synopsis for me past "a hOps
Partly cloudy weather has prevailed over
SevCngland the northern portion OF the Middle states
lower lake region, and Michigan. with occasionally hsht
snow aud low and falling temperature.
Brisk and occasionally nigh north 70 west winds over
the Middle apd Eastern States und lower lake region
Light ram has fallen on tue Texas coast.
Tine barometer has fallen somewhat AT tue stations lh
the Eastern British Provinces, where IL Is REMARKABLY
low. ,,--.. 49,, ,.ro, =,
Cairo Nashville, Cincinnati. aud PtlsDuhSh'
Probabilities
For ge,r-Engdnd. ne Middle Stae,' aud ioHer tase M
,I-1j,r, and pariiy cloudy wediher uW preraH rh
oceasioH1ly hGht snow ia tie latter section and Inc
porthern portions ~ the two former.
por IN. southern states east OF the Mississippi. clear
weather low temperature. iud fresh to brisk Winds
mostly from the north aud west. o.,
" E,r ,he upper lake REGION aud south the Ohio
valley clear or party cloudy weather low temperature,
and nortn- west winds.
For Misonr aud Inc West the winds will prob
ablv .hft TO east and south, h rising temperature.
Tue ohio ana Cumberland RIVERS wi" continue isi'-
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i0sb
rELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

o.. Goo w Lord. a Boston Deputy sheriff. diod
soideny In tta. o.ly WeinesiiY.
e. Samuel Il. Hobart. fer - years an cngD0or IN
The Boston ant Abby R,rosi isl IN od'n Wei1e-io,
Gov. inGorsoll has appointed Friday. Apni 3.
q day o iasting humia.on al pf,yer colneoho3t
John II. Iynde. editor and proprietor of
BrnJ3r (Me DIs CoBT4. i yes rlaE SaYss
nsb Ca. abi.hcr be bad gone o. rssrsi! b., bsltb
. The ministers Of the Confidence 1t Williams
speaking Eysugri-a rhur hr hc-e, tsye 49, -
another i0CaAnt reasOI TO he farGVnH cont ygerY thy
inyoyts ard vital ntcst i1r ousn ol Auan
much tend 10 bfeak dOrn tepS-t siJs psstf o' he
o0i1 Bishops. which iussH. wa Hbeflas " The c"1sJ
They then ncnd Pihs Ss rOgDn ~ - ,r 1ssLss
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

immediate reason for resgning that. while
he had sworn that the report Of tho road a. filed
with the Secretary of State approximately
true Mr Watson had published tho report in Lon
don with Tho word approximately" omitted. In
stead OF tho Companys being do5irous of dispensing
with MT Dunan's services, he claims that he has
letters from various directors and kilograms from
President Watson, urging him to remain in the office
until the latter's return His verbal statement to
InE IRlBvAE reporter is appendedl
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

CHICAGO Mach I2-CarrLs-Iiscript. 1000 rrstet hnAv
c,e hrm pnoes -ai-s ~ choice :. sd
crtr, SGas6 % good 70 chOoe sies 81 2j@b Coz
shpueDts 200
IloG5-ge sni Gnn. rcert, 1900 chte gJos hhcs
81 6Or 30 % r - tJ0tp 70 Tor good 10 hoost
- 7ODS6 3j tor shia moat. b.OlD'
800 ss oi tr 10 'JOi Al - J1'asp5t
choice . 81 bDrS7
B.ruoRV Mrch ilCiTlr sctvs. "a higher Se bs.t
Ga t6I.. quly b06is. MEDIUM eOJ isr qBhL i~I~{
fecriDt, ia. li's, 1886
f suppl, demand 7071r. fsseip's. 73lJ.
sHs sHrs slow ii 's07is,. receipts. 2. sjH
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M1RKILn

DARGAgR MASONn this rt, WEDNESDAY March b, tss
Rev. Air. snn Bsman DsrgDye, Of NrsrE n j. 70 h" hSss
Mason Of this r..y.
DOaINICK- wednesday March H. bi 0e Rev,
StepLei Tyns d. d. Wm. G1y,r Donss % Anno De Wa
daughter OF Henry =. MarLai, esq all Of tbs cty.
OR-TKRRBIT- ~ b. sV T. Phr'nef ssssrs
by d. r. H. Cuyo Duicy % Ilp!bVk of Sing sing 10 jubs
1srreit daughter OF d. X rerrrtt esa. Of BrooAl'n
KELLEY-HRrPRID-On Tbufda March ~, az do fcsdesee
he brides fathc4 100 West P, nh-, br rev fh1s Arm 60
d. D. Kcy 10 Fame A. Gsu.Htc Of osnnel 0s@e~.
es1 al Of tbs 90 cN1s
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

Is rcfreshment tohe ago ~ whis
he lives When horc II ADDED ~ thO-e great cemen
ta occasions which only ~ rare tsferves w w"
history OF the race, have that conjunction o H~
h'r ana me man which cOlOs and a1Cets zoe
OF tbo wOfd such was tho felicity Of ChaIlessS innoI
and ghCreYer tbo cause Of humanity bas either sun'e'
or yotors, through all time his will be arahy"s
ory fFoud remembrance. rpotual inspnfAtio1
CHARACTER AgOyE REPBOACu
f0sJn Post
II is striking condemnation Of hIs lttla lr-
liical surroundings that ran br OF lin with eucs
sincere pride thst his honesty ana integrity -hOpo Gus
like bright particular star Ia toe dark and dsg,al mr.
mament Of corruption The Indisi 1uai docs not gHss
who could lay a charge ~ Improper motive Ht Mr. Ann
ner's door If It's proud tribute 10 pay b' bm't oc,s
De!s humiliatlug comparison FOR others Oi DIS pOtNs
life bugun as II were ~ accident and continued ny NO
force Of events force ~ character bsyo"s
the term usually allotted o. tae fOrem0H i'h
this country. l" lcod be- adi IN the wa OF ieYo" -
I. familiar - HlI mon Whas' memories nave tlo pjse',
OF pnOtOTa phtns tine pnhc events % The past tWfy
years IIs frue place ike his real abiItes ara MN
cnce. viii only be established - the tost oi hhH.
GLORIOUS NAME
F0sss Ja5s
God bless him ~ mu5s be- ihc exclamation "
every true American heart. rhn lf9 rtDrmY tJe
death was serene I.t n, bend hefor, The majesty ~
death, aud pay homage ~ what tho ooiia contains.
though ~ may have Opp eel tuo yii~ ioIM -
i proudly appeared In the ScpatPi Charles SImner'
what does the name InriDi 10 means inhcKiDio per
sOna integrity, and snakale tg,t ia the progress sI
humanity 10 means rything wt1h q, fOu.,At Tor IVA
schools Of science aul prayed Tor IN orr oburohet
IL means grand enhlsIsn learning thought, rich cnl
turo. patriot iisln philanthropy a. neaIs all tist cih
advance humanity 10 The nlb1on ~ ~ high iu'liHy
God bless hunt
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
Suetlal N0,!tes
"tneaanied FOR fhe FiresiSe or 'he Farm"
me sRNIwEgELy TRIBUNE

TIg sRNLwEtELy TRIBUNE
R,o, Tin. monas IN uTappcr. esr nsny tphs gf sepn
contain. e.fay prepared digest ALL TR NEWS Of s p.-s
tire, dA all the EDITORIALS ton the Dali, sEsPdSs thOse
,, local character and 'ar.1 fLirERA8l SClsSfPC. .s
MISCELLANEOUS prev pdued 10 N, p~, ca.
a,aal ~ LII PAGB gVtn
THg AGRiCuLICRiBl lDHrlRI1BNI.
,ud ,b, .os. furnishes pforrssa sh progressive
.rorI usnoed Among distinguished ccstubasct - he
present ssa Prof AsA GRAY she boaa vse Il
n. or TRHRs ts Gso oEDDs .bo dsonfsr 90
BARN EASEMENTS Pros W. JOHNSON ssihor of o- Cross
Hov Gro RBDUCING Boz ~ si hesss D. D.
ARNOLD sal HARRIS LEWIS ses connected s ne DAief
The btei PARM sSWS easfalr eomesi and ool'o1o" "a
NOTES AND QUERIES from TUB GRBUsS host Of good bosAf.
sterc1 all The cOuhy complete, The ,iieHie .eia
THR NARKBTs poHoi ~ great hnaess 'nd hoAs iAlE
HSrS resolve dslt css'onsJ Impressive treatment TIN H6AI
~EEKLr TRiBUsS Per Ta". ~ ave '7e. % ~ "'A. -
ssda exy~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
THE SIhIR OF IRdDk
nunRSTIC MARX KTs

Hr~OrtSAs Msch ~ Cora 16r7Sr for yesv
Mret and hbs 90 fsos Hsfin gooi srP1y 81 ost 80
se !r Prime lad dsmsaj gcoi depaai al 7sp1'is
for Fair b. hllf Tr St5'l To- Pn - CbOc HaaAt- g0oS
femald 52'l ROB os Fsr 7OD12. fps Che'e~
Ohsr articles ua,'angrj ue, III % BIebias0NeSTors oghs
psrD a preriumt Stsdng. fji2 - 4O'p
WunI'GrnN. NC. March 2sr, furrersar qHet At 49,.
Ro,n quiet inl sir Gt 81 30 r Slaiuf Clus ~ dy
Il 81 30 tor s si ~ 9O Tor yellow Up stdr ~ a.
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rhonshlfuI Wen .rs e.lefal % pe

rhOugbifui Wen careful provide io hs iatpre IbeJ 10
no aa' 'e by bpnar pot ocs th-s
doors do bus sid ba shir ot before
tbsy box ARBoLiO Taklg C,tBOLO
mimi, sorhesI nit.aon u the kelGls bee
t, has tIr dsmP "
JpnN Soii evs,rshefe JJhS HSsar CUAnn
I .a, pr., sand . { a -Dia "
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n;.,,tcbe. from Northwestern Iowa

ssas auoux hs set9. hons.eAi' ia O'ee,s LION
- 49, s,nt r n rTrene uoh Si-rH potion Of tho hAs,
n,n.,I b. tr . DR. hcCof Of low, Is nov ~
an aaufa f, ih5 su1sr1r. snl ta aresdI COLLECTED some
Trade has sPpoihtI oyaaitr- " .guEs sS
uol mslabos Va. Joa1I Aal vS'Si<
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
ALBANY T..

THE PROTECTION OF FACTORY CHILDREN
ADOPTION or Tux AMENDED SENATE RiIL BY 1nE
ASSEMBLY.
IRON 1HB REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rnf TGiBuNEl
ALBANY, March 1?.-Undcr the order of third read
iugs I'm be Assembly the bill for the protection Of
factory children came up on its final passage, when
Nj AlyDrd moved to reconmit it 10 the Committee
Oh Trades and Manufactures. This gave rise to u
renewal OF the discussion the merits Of
the bill in which Col. Spencer sad he had
received a large number OF letters from
eminent citizens and phian'hropiNts approy-
ing Of the bill and cOndcmning the amend-
ments that were made to it in the Senate. Al the
end of The discussion Mr.. Alyord's motion was car
1ied by vote of 20 TO 30 and the bill was recon-
mitted. The amended Senate bill was then put on
its third reading aud passed by large majority
with a single additional amendment offered BY MI
Alvord. changing the number OF hours in which
children under IA may be employed III factories
from G6 To so perweek This amendment viii doubt
less he concurred in by the Senate, aud the bill will
then 20 10 the Governor
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

The Rotten sponge Pads. bofaDs Metal sonnss gtles
Finger pt's Wire - uperrt1 bf hs
6dJ Dtis.y ksognr~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
fOREIGN POR lS.

Greenbscks Redeemed ut par 80 GuAsaoo U~1RGtA,-
H O5 Bosds4 a 'ens The hnani'i "oa IA ihe @oi' sss
[. gsryi
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
LATEST SHIP NEgS
FOR oths, snip Mems s>e Tara Pagei

ARRIVED
se,m.hp Cy Of San Aaouo Galveston M,rcs IN
Ke, Vest 7ih with 10 4aJ pr.a - O. n Mill'rY Co -
Steamship Point For plsdclDna wn uss u Lonnsss
Co.
st-aship Couob Riehmori cy Pons hoh 20
M pass . n ,n,hiD Co
DOMESTIC PORTS.
l2-ArrfNi. steauus Commerce irpia Nsts
Carohn; Or,or,r, Ns fOrt Florence Punkn ,n Fhs.
dsphia; a H. Barnes from n.S fos Ci"sei 1e,s.sps
Wn Crane Boston, Noolssri Tor Ne~ hofaE tlca.s
Wiling Philadelphia b,rss csroa for 0neeo.o-a Or Fsao
orders; brig Bolns C.ronaA hae sp S1as too bre'Hsss
bug RlbbDn. tor ~ IhOmss .-,.--
sAyiSY.u ~ Arrived s'es hp Amer' fro~ Rhnnet
ship Moln from GnSe,crd barb Lni,use' fo3 soos hs%e
Have ant ordered 10 iofs bark Coo .9o hsA
Bremen Minne Huisoo. ffoa Nsslofs. -
March lG-Arnfei steamship Wig Hom bo'st
bars cbf A i Nekee1 om rev iOth
OgtE,ss Msch l2tesrej saD' A9s AMI nes haS shs
bar, Addauc, for Liverpool
G,yEuos 3-ArsiYei bart Mar Mad ron Lyery,ye
Out.ie bak Damsnt from iArerpo0 brig ln) r'@ plnlih
Cleared. barb P9rs. Tor Bremen.
- -r FOREIGN PORTS,
LoyDOs M,rrh i2e.ei tor We Unyj states Perns' f.eu.
Vakyres AcTef Prince Llr@nc ~ 'ld .bi oibi
the Usi Stse' "a tho Db ,.nsh i.bs A.t
iosn Bmba irOH the untd states oa che llh
malta n. W. Workman Gustav Adolf Osn,, C,mIs DanciHu.
IIcnfy. Harlequin. Ukriine snd Mar suns VII
hsPswA HAytss. Msfch l2-lte P'cse mall sleaHshs
Azona arrived al PiBmi FROM ssn Francisco hscl he steamship
sailed PrsscscI hlrb4 The
March snd = A. Nss-Yorh 30 Sa'nrttt Nafc. ID
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PRINTING CLorgs sArzEr
OAITLE MARKETS

PROVIDENCE. Mirh 2Pnnuss Goth, saet sad -s>aT SNd
2 g. FOR sfahtsni a1i s,,rs 81 sIot good
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13

MOST COURAGEOUS AND HONEST OF Ills TIME.
kc,p- York HsrglI
What will be mOurned to-day. not only in
America hue m Othor lands was that sincerity and
man o. his time. 10 Was the spirit Of Samuel Adams
that lived a.rtu aud sumner down to tine grave
followed ny the affection and sorrow OF nation who
hOngrd aim fer bi3 Roman integrity, for his Puritan
lrBrss truth and duty for tbC courage with which
he 4utlrrcd Tor his tah, and who will remember him
and pnIut 10 their children ~ 0Ge OF tue most
yrtluu5 men ut h4 age.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
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Az Notices Of H4riaqes must be ndorsed v'h fsh
name dad dtiiess.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-13
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE.

UNITED STATES ATT 'RNEY BLISS DtfENps ihh NA'
AND CHARGES TIE MERCHANTS WITH FRAUDS
INDIGNANT DENIAL BY MIR. DODGE or CHARGE
AGAINST HIS FIRM-TnE HEARING BEFORE TIL
COMMITTEES CLOSED.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-06


THE Southern Railroad Trustees are
having trouble with some two or three
thousand discontenred taxpayers of Gin
cinnati, who want the enterprise dscon-
tinued, who think the work is beyond
the means of the city and sooner or la er
must be Discontinued, and who want the
law ant ling the construction Of the
road repealed. They have petitione |
the Ohio Legis'ature fart repeal of the
law. A heavy d legation from Cincin-
natl accompanied by seductive brass
b,nd, has been sent up to Columbus to
in 1uence legislation IN favor of the road
Tom Scott asks, for permitting the road
to use the Newport bridge, sum, the
interest upon which, at 6 per cent,
would be $50 900 a year. The situation
is quite interesting and makes Us fellows
along the line If the road kinder trpla-
BILE in our haDts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-06

-FOUR court day sales "Over the river are all
taken from the Paris Tfn Kentsekian, which
Is invaluable 10 Us an exchange, and one Of
the best stock papers in the West.-ED.1
T,Tis-Col. Caldwell reports about 500 to
600 cattle on the market. lie sold 40 2-year
old steers at S37 so; 10 head at S3s ID; 25
yearlings at SIS. Trade rather depressed in
comparison with former courts; sales general
ly made, but at reduced rates. Mai Iiibler
reports between 4 and 5 hundred cattle in
town; prices little low not much demand I;
brought DO ilc. LARGE crowd in town.
Mules sold better than he expected.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-06
SOUTHERN TRADE.

Col Craddock has received a letter from
Memphis dated January 29,h, which states
that there are about 600 mules and $50 horses
for sale in that city. Prices have weakened
to the very lowest point; to-day one stable
sold Is head Of three old mules lil hands
high, order good, all workers, at Si5 apiece.
Twenty head 49, hands high years old, we'll
iatted, strictly good, at Sl2O to sl3O. Buyers
scarce with but little money and urging even
lower prices. Horses are even worse ten
head offered to-day to some parties, the
best bid made was thirty-fyedollars per head;
quality and flesh Indifferent, altogether the
market is fearful, although the supply Of cot
ton is unusually large at this point; about sO,-
900 bales now in store, mostly owned by mer-
chants for supplies advanced Last year. The
season and work is very backward. But few
prepared for blowing, and il full crop is plant
ed will NECESSARILY he late.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-06

ing three canvassers. who take the vote
in their respective precincts by visiting
the houses Of the Democratic voters or
seeing them in the precincts where they
arc entitled 10 vote. The name of the
voters Is to be written on the ballot
which he deposits, and his name regis
tered by the canvasscr. When two or
more ballots are found folded together
all such ballots are deemed fraudulen,
and thrown out and not counted. The
canvasscrs begin taking the vote on a
designated day and complete and return
the boxes to the Executive Committee
in four days. The expenses of the can
vass to be borne by the candidates pro-
portionately.