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COMM ERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Iol.Is. Evening, September IA. 1874.
COTTON

The sales today embrace $50 bales at frmer
prices, requiring advance Of ic in our quo
tations FOR Low Mlddling, with other change
We give also the figures and report @. the tx
change O.. below.
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Stock same time last year
Receipts proper since last evening 1905 bales
against sS5 on last sunday and Monday, and
1871 last year, making an aggregate sluce Friday
evening Of 2l7l bales. against 99l last week, and
1915 last year, and since Aug. 81. of 5632 bales,
against 1854 last year-increase 74S bales
Tbs Exchange kilograms MAKE the receipts
st all the ports from IL NJ. on Saturday
TO II NJ. to-day 55o3 bales. against 1912 last
week and 5lt5 last year. and since Aug. 81, 30.039
asains. 81. ST last year-decrease ISIS. Exports
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOM AND BO4RD-PARLOR
i and bed room on the first door handsomely fur
uished also d number Of aI &c and airy room, for
rent, with without board at No. l.. Burgundy he
tween Canal and Cust0ull!0ls. str.ets. Terms mod
crate. IS I'm
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH Oh. WITHOUT
/ board, central location, No 209 Graviey street
Rear Bafonn.. term, moderate. .lIt sa....
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NOTICE = Mr.. Z. P. RAREsHIDE THIS
y day wlthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A.
FOSDICk co. George A. Fosdick is charged
with the liquidation of It's affairs, and will con
tinue the ship brokerage business under tht
same style and firm. GEO. A. FOSDICK,
L. Z. RARESHIDE.
New Orleans. July 20, 1874.
Messrs. J. NJ. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P
REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. 4. FOSDICK i CO.
July 20, 1874. jy22
I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w day formed copartnership under the firm
name Of RARESHIDE d CAMERON, for the
transaction Of a steamship, ship brokerage and
general commission business.
Z. =. RARESHIDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON
J. b. RARESHIDE.
Office III Giayier street, near Carondelet.
ivZ2 2m
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IBy Telegraph.l

BAYOU SARA, Sept. II, 1874.
To Hlte 4 Carlln: VIII arrive tonight and
leave positively on Tuesday 18th, for Alexandra,
Grand Ecure and all landings he'd River
GEO. W. REA Master setamer Belle Rowland.
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The increase ia the co, of coal and in wage.
IN England during the last year has had .
.isable effect on the dividends OF til. great
English railway companies. The gross receipts
have been increased. but the expenses have
also increased and in a greater proportion.
On the London and Northwestern railway the
working expenses have risen from fifty
70 fifty six per cent Of the gross receipts, and
the Iii idend has consequently been reduced
from {" 6, per cent Notwithstanding an IN
crease of more than three-guaiters Of million
dollar, III gross receipts. On the great North
western railway thu increase of receipts
amounted 70 s275, Noo. while the balance
available for dist:ihut'on has been diminished
by SlO5. 900 The dividends we're consequently
reduced from to 5. ve. cent Oh III" ordinary
stock.
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Mr.. NJ y Conway writes n. follow. from
Paris t. the Cincinnati commercial: ION the
whole. the cause 81 the Republic in France
seems 10 me in declining condition. Inu can
tell Republican 10y his silence and sadness.
He plainly recognizes that the present Gov.
eminent is hatred to the Republic. He can
feel the lnperiailst hand OF iron under he
septennate glove He has distinctly recog.
nized that Theirs is irrecoyerably gone that
even if he should cover that 'ancient mari
ner OF the State the Government would be
rtactionary. Gamhett /. the man he longs for,
recedes further into the distance. and even be-
gins to fade And the rura Republican be
gins, in his despair, to doubt whether even for
hmse and tor France the least evil alterna-
tive may not be Bonapartis' restoration.
The Marquis OF Ripnn who has become a
convert to the Roman Catholic faith. is forty
seven years ol |. and is the first NJ .rquis of
Ripon. He was member of Parliament tor
various constituencies until his elevation to
the Peerage. He was Secretary of War and
for India III 1864 Go. and was appointed Lord
President of the Council in 1858 He resigned
his position as Grand Master of the Freema-
sons of England just previous to his change
OF faith. The "perversion. rs it is called,
will cause considerable excitement in English
society The Marquis has son twenty-five
years old.
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CNF FOR HIS LoRpsHIr country car
..au.er having neglected to make u gibbet,
which was ordered by the executioner. on the
ground that ne had not been paid tor the last
he hat erected. gave 80 much oiiense that the
next toe the judge came 70 the circuit he
Wa s&a,tlur SIC low. SAID the Judge. IN a
stern tone. show c.,ne you to neglect making
be Ribbet tina, was ordered on my account Z"
al humbl, tee your pardon. said the car
pentel; "h.d l R.o~n 1t had been tor your
orilIhip it would have been done lmmedi-
ntAiy"
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SUMMER RESORTS,

SUM MEK RESORTS.
BARNES B HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY
The largest Hotel on the coast Is now ope1.
everything in complete order, good Bathing an.
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persons.
Band of Music engaged for the season. Pa.
ties coming viii ask conductor to put them of
barnes Hotel Station, half q mile west Of MAJ.
depot.
TERMS,
Per month, $50 and 800. according 20 rooms.
Per week, 81 50.
Per day. g.
J. D. MAYER & CO.,
jyl5 I'm PrOprietOrs,
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London was alarmed dining the third week
Of July by the unusually Ugh death-rate OF
weniy-One per 1000. while New York WAS at
he same tune satisfied with u mortality OF
more III IN twice ~ much.
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TIE THEF's VICTORIA good many years
.co one OF the most notorious thieve. i'll the
United States had confidential conversation
with gentleman who is now one OF on, most
efficient detectives, and expressed a desire to
seiorm. why do you wish 50 much to live
on the square =" asked the gentleman. "Be-
.ause," replied the thief 9 L have wife and
children to whom | am very much attached,
they have no idea Of the mode in which
make my living; the children are growing up,
and are beginning TO wonder why leave
home often and what | do; and if | am
ever 10 reform now il the time" The gentle
man warmly approved the idea. and to further
il loaned the man several hundred dollars
with which to begin an honest business The
reformed man at once broke off all his old as
~ociations, lived perfectly honest life, would
have no dishonest persons call on him. de.
voted himself for years closely to business
'nised his family respectfully, did great
many acts o. transformations charity. and died
not long since esteemed 10y all who knew him.
His CHI dren are doing well and are highly rc.
spe table. Tho money advanced wa, long
since yepaih. :ri.irjo,. .iasficnn.
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:caSss TUESDAY. sept Is. at J. N.
r-,r. =. Tor Trcuton, Monroe, Columbia,
Il, starts iiaiIlsonburg Trinity, aad all
a"~-~e way landings Uu4tcnlls q. i Black
Rivers. The \ steamer
Stella Bloch,
:'!Ta "a suGhea lightly
y ~. Gts X MASTER
-. 'siV. as above. Ios freight cassa appiS on
toaid ~ 10
HI. cARLlN. sgen,e. .Toi,ou1itoulas st.
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.1s'sLA NHoAT>.
ST. LOUIS.
~ Louis AND NEW ORLEANS AND MF"
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
r For ~. LOmi>, Cairo. Nea,phi.
issszssss@zZss the Bend =
TON JASPER, Davis master,
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Sept. It, ats M
Through bills ladins via the Cairo and Fulton Raj
read {, Tt>,lkana, Fulton and Little Rock; also vi.
oheI principal railroads to Chicago Omaha StJoseph.
hallsl, 'Ity and points througho the West.
Il In J. L. WOODS & Co. 12i Gravier st.
vICKsBURG.
FOR vICKSBU &c.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p. NJ.
FOR VICkSBURG. NATCHKZ.
isasI = Davis Bend and all intermediate land.
ss-...-s in - The passenger steamer
Robt. T.. Lee,
VIM Campbell, master. A. Movay clerk.
viii leave above, carrying Unittsd states mail.
connecting at vioksburg with Parisot Line for al.
points on fazoo river also with connecting boats
for Sunfower Deer Creek and Tallahatchie rivers.
F0s freight ., Hfs;afs SRpIEy on board or to
HIrE 4 CARLIN. Tchoupito st..
G. G. WAYNE
au. ADAMS WORK. eCommrrcial Place.
SATURDAY vICKsBURG PACKET.
L. S. MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at p. N.
FOR vICKSBURG, DAVIS BKND.
Natchez, and all intermediate landings
A.o The passenger steamer
Natchcz,
I. T. feathers master, j. F. Muse clerk.
connecting at Vicksburg with Parisot Line for YAoo.
raahatchie and Sunlower Rivers, and with Anchor
Line for Memphis Cairo and st. Louis For Hei hi
Dr passage apply On board, or to
JOHN JANNEY, lit Common st.
orto HITE n CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitouias st.
aul tm
UNITED STATES MAIL packet.
FOR CHlCOT CITY, MOUTH WHITE AND Az
KANSAS GREENVILLE, VICkSBURi
AND THE BENDS.
Iea.es every THURSDAY at O'Clock, 2. NJ
i--- FOR CHlCOT CITY, MOUTH
ss.ssss "a White and Arkansas rivers. Greenvlle.
"s..'-"'@ Vicksburg, Natchez and way iandings-.
The fine and last passenger packet
Frank ParyOud,
J. n. white master &. Holiness CLERK
Mil leave above, carrying the United States mat
md aonnectin. at Vicksburg with the Parisot
Line !oS AZ points Yazoo and Taahatchis
IseGA
J JANNEY, III Common street.
UITE Il CARLIN.
aTchoupitoufas street,
ADAMS i WORK,
. Commercial Place.
III: eng~
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The London critics say that these Hlmer
can hactors karn't pronounce Hrnslish. you
know to save their hize. ang EN-!
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Leave, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16, at 5 p. NJ.
Through bill. ladng via the Cairo and Fulton Raj
read 20 TtNHkana Fulton and Little Rock; also vil
oth,l principal railroads to Chicago, Omaha StJo-eph.
Kansas 'Ity and points throughout the West
Il In j. B. WOODS & Co. i2i Gravier st
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II LOFTS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MF"
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
r-S. For ~. Loni>, Cairo. Nes'phi. an
.,s.sssSAx
, 1874-07-31
TIE LUMBER INTEREST.

Convention OF Canadian Lltt.lber-
mcn nj OTTAWA, Ons.-l1n AGrconetat
Entered Into to Cnrtuil Production.
OTTAWA, Out, July 30.-I'Ae Provincial Lum-
bolmou's Convention resumed It's proceedings
to-day. The Committed recommended that tue
Association De Incorporated at tho next session
Of tho Dominion Parliament. They also lecona-
Inend that q cuMnl,stee bo appulutcd before
the closo Of tho meeting to Investigate and re-
port tu'ly With re&ard to tlfs best ptao.
Of lumncr and tt,nber into accord
With the demand. cl,erl the waste Of
valuable raw msterial NOW going OIL by EXCESSIVE
production, an.l add thu taloy have al opho1
remedy to apply to rotrloye Tho ploaent do
pressed state Of tho marAotH. both in tho unitsd
Htatos and Quebec, and they werc u:.anlnoel5 III
the opinion thar tho exieoncy al tho situation
demands tuat the production. for the TO-
nlainuyr Of tho present soaaon and onElfng wi',-
ter be- reduced to tho lowest possible point.
aud with q view to this and they declared then-
selves willing 10 eu.er Into an agreement to re-
duce by oue.ua!f tho usual production. either by
shutting do tie mills or curtaillng their oor.
Ationn IN tho n1pan, this to apply to tho rnanu-
facturo Of square timber aa We'll NJ lumber.
Tie uou. James Skeaa, In sorondng tho
adoption Of tho report. saia tho time bud or.
rived when they must unto together to prevent
ovor.,roluctlotl. Which would result in bank
ruptcy. Ho beliuyed that thu p oauetion OF e.'e~
half tic quantity each your would result in mnre
profit siiau the sening out OF }argu Quantities
az at present.
Tho report Was adopted.
Members OF thu Convention tiion adopted and
signed an agreement to shut down their mills
a,ll reduce production by ona-llulf, eiti,er by
that meanH or by curta1llng tteir operations dur
ing tho wintor. this Rgrocnett to IMPLY 70 thu
n,atlusactulo Of square timber rs wol AZ
unbor. Firms which. durlng lhe present
soaaon matto ouly ono raft. who nre to bs al.
lowed 10 uake ono raft, it II Is not marc than
l20, ,0u0 oublo foot.
Tao Secretary waH instructed to correnpontl
with tho lumber aAsoeiationB Of tho United
Staca a1,l asoertnin u they vii! cooperate with
CaAlinn lumbermen In u geuaral curtallmout Of
rrnf9uatiAn
, 1874-07-31

bong modified or entirely eliminated will,
t1ouGtlcHs, be continued. Ono Of tho prnotfccs
about which 81 cat nonpatnt Ia tnatae IL thai Ut
koeJing dntuctivo surveillance OVER Government
o.npoyca at all tilnos whotAor th6y aro on or OF
duty. ......-.. ..-..... ..-..-.
TIE F1lEEpMEn'a DANK AFFA1Ra.
A circular will 10 issued Ill dty Of two ahow-
Ing tho condition Of the suspended Ercodmens
Dank.
TRADE BTATtHTrCg.
An arrangement ta botng made With tho oilB-
toms Depnrtmont OF Canada, by which moro ac-
c,lfato Htatstoal roturias Ut tho trndo rolutions
botwoola that aud cur own county cau be eu-
ullrod.
TIE wArxRrNa-P1Aog CABINET.
Hecretnry IsobeHun lbft Tonight for I've
Doacll. OH visit Of thrao weGkB. Bocrotnry
BYistow will 90 to Deer Park, on tho BALTIMORE
l. Ohio naIllond OIL Saturday, to 10 absent about
ono woek.
THE JOLLY TAns or TIE NAvAL COMMITTEE.
The Guvern,nunt plonslra-steamer, tho Dis
patch, has l,cen oidered to 10 IN readiness to
nn!l on Tuesday noxt, with the 4aIRfe Naval
Committee, which will thon start oil its inspoc-
lion ol tho uays-yards.
[7p fhs Issottattd Fress.l
APPOINTMENT.
WARRINGTON, July 3U.--C0l. 4. Il. Holt OF
Illinois. Inns boon appointed Chiof Clerk Of Tho
neyonuc~Oltico. For q tfme paHt no has bcoIl
tin chief Of ono Of tho divisions of TINT
Office. uo wus nppoiuteu in aooorslauce with tho
Ciytl-Sorvico rulea.
posTsfAsTEns.
Detwnon fifty and sixty co.ntnlaHiona Of Post
masters wero soht to Long Branch this morning
Tor tho signature of tho President.
, 1874-07-31
Tho p0stal-Car System and Its
Work.
The Railroad Companies Not Likely
to Take Extreme Measures.
Tho District Press Laboring to Clear
Shepherds Record.
Blood Relationship rs a Disqualification
for 0nioc,

THE RAILWAY POSTAL SERVICE.
Syetal Dispaflh 10 ne ChItadn Tribane.
TIE IMPORTANCE OF THE posrAL oAns
WARn1SoroN, D. q, July 90.-An idca Of tho
miaclief that would result from rofuHal Of
tho rai}roa1 companies to ri1n tho postal cars
may be obtained from tho statement matlo by
Superintendent Dangs, of tho Postal Railway
Service, to the ofrnet that tho withdrawal OF
thoHe cars from tho trunk luos would compel
tho Government to reut four largo warehouses; in
Nov York City to DO used In making lilo dHtri-
button OF malls that is now done III thoao cars.
Tic Assistant Superintendent nlso states tint
tho threatened action would throw m, llntnouso
nlass Of mnii-mattor into tho principal post-
Offices, 60 gront tlat 1t could not DO handled
at al1.,
THE pE1Aya THAT WOULD RESULT
would ployo intooYabo to tho buBl,Irss mon OF
tho country. Tim oxtent of this railway uss-
Office bualtiess may 10 gathered from tho folio ~
ing tig,,res: Number OF otslceR in operation OH
thH last day Of JUNO, 1878, CD. covering ncarly
15.0u0 miles Of ruilroad mud Bteamboat ltncs;
humber Of clerks, 752, ut q yearly expense Of
about s., 900 miles. Yhe rarond 1ren arc
DISPOSED TO DE DELL1oEnENT,
particular, because tho post-Oico authorities
opposcd, before CongtoBB, not on1y An inc;ease
in their compensation for hauling these cars,
but a1so tleir proposition t1lat in caao OF dis
patc aB to tho alnolh& OF compensation tho mat
ter should be submitted to arbitration. The
clearly Of tho opinion that lilo Government Gail
seize aud operate tho roads refusing to hnul
tho postal cnrs. It " thought in homo wel-i1-
formed quarters that Mr. 1Iinchloy, Of tho Will
nlington KailroaG, will not carry out his threat
to leave of these catg aftor tho 1st proxmo.
, 1874-07-31

Corrtsuoadenee Of 1he Chtcago Tribune.
Fonr MADISON, H.. July S0.-Ihe protest
made against tho action Of J. II. Gear IN pack
Ing tho Jefferson County Republican Conyen-
to secure delegates III favor OF hiH nomination
as caud,d1to for Congtess {aH mentioned In Tile
1uInuNE few days ago), laa created great OK
cite1nent throughout tho First District, aad
much dissatisfaction Ia Expressed witA tho pro-
coodngs ot that Convention.
Tho Republican District Congressional Con-
Vention iB to bo held ut Fairfield, Aug. 4. Tho
leading candidates to ooMo before this ConvoE-
ton are: John Van Valkenbo5g, Of Leo Cnunty !;
j. u. Oear, OF Des Moillos County II. West, ot
ueury County J. Hurley, Of Louisa County.
Conventions have been held III all tho counties
IN tic District excepting Washington. The fol-
lowing inHtructlona given delegates will show
The rolntvo strength Of eaoll candidate on the
first hallot, Leo County II 4delegates, instructed
for Van Vnikenherg. Yau Bureu County, . dolo-
gatoB not instructed, but clalmed III In favor OF
Van Vakonborg. Washington County. which has
not held tts Convention ID yet, III ontitlod to .
delegates, and lA considered for Van Yalkenberg.
Des MoneH County, deieguteA, INSTRUCTED fur
]. Il. dcar. Jefferson County, delegates, not
instructed, but will undoubtedly be for Goar.
LoujHa County, 8 delegates, instructed for
Hurley, will probably JUN Qoar on the second
ballot. Henry County, q delegates, Instructed
for West Oh first ballet afterwards to support
eIther candidate ut their own discretion. aud
viii 10 In favor OF Van Yalkepberg,
Vhe above Ia the outlook ak present but will
no doubt bs materially calanged on the lay OF tho
Convention, az tho candidates are working lard
for nominations. and tho recent DEVELOPMENTS
axo Liable 10 produce bolt In tho party.
, 1874-07-31

KEoKuK, H., July Jo.-Justica @. L. Allen,
before whom was had the preliminary exalnlaa-
ton Of Deputy y-Marshal 4. J. Hardin, Of this
city, chnrgcd with murder In tho Becoud dogroe,
tor tho killing Ut Charles GribbnB. on tho 18th
inst, gave lis doclHiou to-day. lie acquits tho
officer OF any criuliuality iu tho mattor, aud ill.,
e.f1lcts that ho DO discharged from custody,
Ihe facts Of tho caso, az reported to you at the
prisoner whom tho officer had under arrest.
Af.cr warning him Reyeral times to deHist the
officer shot and killed him, Considerable public
Indignation was expressed at tho tinao, md d
number Of citizenB denounced tho net as uuwar-
the officer Ind authority to shoot tho intruder.
md that, undor tho circumstances. ho Was fully
Justified in so doing.
, 1874-07-31

Tho Recent COnlMlc lcllcctnent-Esactl
illustrating tho Objoct. ana Work,
ihEH OF the flIatitutiuE,
EatrtaluIdktta pf 4As EAkctaa

,o,,..r,',,...x -. .,,.....s'' s'.' ,ns'.'
t,~. ~ t,,.. fust,t,,t;rs
corre'po"ae"es Of 7As cAfeaeo 37,0nne.
ALLIANCE " July a5. 1S74.<
Without attempting; The usual aetaiied deaorip-
tiou Of the exerci4es and thlouga Of paoplo at.
touliug tic sovontoautI Anurat Co,omorco-
,no,t Tia n,ut .vaoL NJ 7Ionnt I1,,,on T.',,sss
Iaan'' sne Pass "eeA' ~ Mo'ns onsen college,
A!hAnee' w IL uelnb tao t"enty-e'6hth anhlvnr-,
sary Of tho Institution, wo aeld 10 you. aud hr
your courtesy to yu1r roaJors snmo aunua1
soe1-fncts, in whlcl, Ill tbourhtfnl .:tyana aro
~ ,..oao,,. ta1,;,,, ,,,,o,r. ;.,t,ros. 49," s.s
Nv p''aon' 'Itnh N'e'f '"let"a'' "'"' "1nh Luz
actual growth aud ~urkln9H Of our American
colleges.
Tne annual adlross bofora tho etudnnts Md
A1nmni ,yas del,yaral t,v 1,iahon t,;Inorr 1r,vor
:, =" I.ts.' ~ ', or 49, a n-,a AA,oua
~ o' ~ 7'4au'", oe'' az" ''4o A"uua4 thecoH'a-
reate sermon by o. N. unrtshoru, LII. D., plosi
dent Of the Faculty.
After tic Senior oratious. md brlaf afJdroasc,
r.. n,v,,,, t4.yo, o.;, sf;uo,. t~oe;,.,,t .r.,,.
~ -''t A"'o.' A"'. 80 "4-n ~, AAs''oo"s' 11as
seos, .aba otnesb, Oh 4aat Ihaisaay, the tEcsl'
dopt OF tue Faculty conferred tho ,dogtoes upuu
those regularly admitted to graduation upou tnd
comn}otfo, Of the punlisl,ofl coun,o NJ .ttav. NJ
s,t;Tra. n,ch h.tnF ct Srta y. SsaeI,wcr' ct
pm1"anrbv, II Haobojnr nf Sciencc y. Hurho,or
W;,,,,a,a1 G;anns a. ~ sIt, - w. a.
Sf,stsr ~ Eo,o,oo ~ ~ A"e'o' "a &'1S'' A''
:Those rradmatin1r in tho Drusic ami Tim Ars
ri, rarnrtt1 ftsntnn,ua tyitl,,,rt f)a.
nrsa rapa' A''''''A '''''1''' "''''o'' o'
f,ho t,onororv daoroa of r,oc+or ~ n;v,,,;tv
.a ~ sarsa no vstso sSo nav M DyGsJs waxs Tra.,
4 a' ~ t Raston S SfHsu: 1T tha Roy. X n Hnrlburt
A. NJ. cleveland. o: md Prof. II. II. tieiHer
Fl ii, II # ~ Wittanhnrc T,,1aao n ." N'o0''
fhn I'd dejv III % avapae" a.,ontlaHea l of atndontA tbe
nasr yaar a' was rieutar tha,, nv Tornsnr year
ppnmtoring INN Grin in depart.neuts o. follows; Dopart.
mant ot I.iteyatMra ge,n,,na AM, thn Arb,' h1s.
Nusineas v, r5ii"ra as2: G,,,,aerystory @ af Vocai
md Inntru n.outaI Music a95: schooj Of DcslL.t.
~ Totn1 m,ntar ~ T a,nnants % ram II t,o , nr,.ir
NJ tho iusI itm.,o,, liz nT w,nn 4 Si7 hays lar,
onr,Iuya nh IT, t,,anh nui;iie schonis renroaontin.
th;tt".,w, a,r1ss of mr. 1Innn H.orne f,m,tl, ~
tho .tu'ants hain,, lad}cs. ta,aI rnnilor nj
'ruona,a. auu % i, ths Te,cIo,s; comaa nr NoruoI
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Spectai Dapatch 10 IH* CAicaao Tribune.
a1AptaoN, WiH., July 30.-A pardon lins been
ihsued By doy. Taylor to Jamcs 3. Carter, who
hns Bpe,it oyor seven years III WAupuu on life
sentauoe for murder, OF which llo WIS convicted
largeIy on llis own admission. AZ The Lacrosse
County Court in 1867, but Of ~lioh. 1t now up
poars, ho was innocent. He WaH living with 0
ehoemakor namod Ira 3. WLucler, In pepin
County. lie and Lis wife diTorod, md she was
regarded aa quito luoao. Quarrollng about
soine Bhoo-pcga Bho bluBAed over with
hcr dress while ho way ut work, sho
picked up q latchet, struck him In tho
head and killed him. Carter, hoyror-Etruck saw
tho deed, md attempted to ny.. but threats Of
accusing him Of the mntdor aud persuasion in
duced linn 10 stay md lolp hide the body. Sus-
picion WIS aroused, and both were nrrestoa. On
tbs plea that by confass!ng tue guilt hiaasalf ho
could secure Airs. Wheolor's diHchnrge, aud then
hor testimony, with other intiueuceH, could 10
usod to secure his r.oleaaoo, ho WIS induced by
counsel to admit the crime. Both, however,
cured by writ Of error Oh tachnscal grounda,
and Cnrter sout to btato Prison. His
brother Las persiktonty laborcd to provo Car
lor innocent aud nocuro his roleaso, and to-day
loft for Waupuu with FREQ pardon granted W
tho Executive OH q 1nasB Of documents showing
the abnvo facts, tho man'H good conduct i'll
prison, ETC. The oilfciAl Htateuont Of tle rel.
eonB for the pardon relates tlat tho record
showed the man WIS malo victim Of the woman
Wheeler and her friends, and pardon IN rccbn-
nleuded among others by tho Judge WHO SELL
toncel him, tho Dsstrick-AttorAoy who pfoEa-
c,ttol, and five Of tho lurors several Of tin
witnesses for tho State, county oiliclnls. aud
nearly GOO citizens Of pepin.