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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-23
PREMIUMS (!
offered with the
MILAN EXCHANGE!
1876.
srEvERwARI

We have arranged. through liberal contracts
with manufacturers. to give agents and clubs Of
subscribers the following very fine premiums.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-23
COUNTY OFFICERS.

J. B. Arnold, Sheriff.
NJ. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
Z. Z. Raines. Chanccry Court Clerk.
VIM. Moore. Circuit Court Clerk.
ions. Williams, Coroner.
J. c. Long, Trustee.
c. J. Witt, Tax Collector.
Josiah Cooper. County Surveyor.
A. S. Carey, Superintendent Public Schools,
w. X. Cox, Register.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-23

The Premiums under this class are from the
well-known SilyerWare House Of REID ( BAR
TON. This is the oldest house in this branch of
business in the country. Any silvervare dealer
will tell you that the REED & BAR7ox goods
have reputation at least equal to the very best.
No. 1-Child's set knife. fork and spoonl,
in fine morocco case, satin lined, 81 90
4" 2-Half dozen tablespoons and forks 6 90
A" SHUTTER dish. with knife rest....... s so
a." Cake basket. new pattern. Is so
5-Iee pitcher. seamless lining. Is 50
GA Communion set. 5 pieces-......-.. 2 so
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-23
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
f,.us.vfIIe and Memphis Railroad
TRAINS SOUTH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTs.
a..,,, r,oaation, 4:50 IN. Ass A. n.
bSSsgo E IPrcss. through. loo n. n:le A. n.
Mail, h'"r'H'
TRAINS NORTH.
Mail. 5:40P.N n. 6:o0P n.
Express, 900 A. n. $40 A. n.
Accom- m odation, l0:2OP,N N. 1O:3O P. n.
EDw. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
new Orleans, sc. Louis and Chicago.
SOUTH.
Mail, 1O:I5 A. n. 1850 A. n.
Express, 1:0P n. 1:45 n.
NORTH.
Mail, 4ieoP.N. t:l5P.N
Express, e:g AN. $50 A. N.
J. II. REED. Ticket Agent.
Trains on either road. II peccssary. wait hall
an hour for trains on the other.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
J. B. Arnold, Sheriff.
M c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
RE. Raines, Chanccry Court Clerk.
VIM. Moore. Circuit Court Clerk.
ions. Williams, Coroner.
J. C. Long, Trustee.
CD. Witt. Tax Collector.
Josiah Cooper. County Surveyor.
A. S. Carey. Superintendent Public Schools.
W. X. Cox, Register.
CITY OFFICERS.
A. Jordan. Mayor and Recorder.
il. Williamson, City Attorney.
Ill. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
Ell. Williams, J. D. Lusk. Wilson William
on. S. 7. Rankin, r. J. Robertson, }. IL.
Dickinson. Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
Bap,ist-Church street. J. P. Weaver. Pastor.
reaching every Sunday morning and evening.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sunday
school Ga. m.
Methodist-North Main street, W. u. Leigh,
aston. Preaching every Sunday morning and
syeuing. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
sHnday school 9 q. m.
Methodist-At Friendship. three miles east Of
Milan, }. W. Jones pastor. Preaching first
Sunday in each month, at II a. m.
Old School Presbyterian-Dr. J. E. Bright.
tastor. Services I'd Sunday in each month.
Cumberland Presbyterian-At Friendship, s
miles east Of Milan, J. A. Dunlap, pastor.
Services fourth Sunday In each month.
o.o.F.
Milan Lodge, No. l55-w. Williamson.
n. q. John W. Blankenship. @. J. II.
Dickcpson, Secretary. r + Haun, Treasurer.
Lodge meets every Wednesday night.
MASONIC.
Milan Lodge, No. lsl-Meets Wednesday 10 a.
N after each full moon. DIR. M. d. L.. Jordan.
Master. o. Lewter. Secretary.
Lavinia Chapter No. S6-Meets Friday night
on or before each full moon. M. D. L. Jordan.
II. P. o. Bewter. Recorder.
Lavinia Council, No. 3a-Meets Friday night
on or before each full moon in March. June,
September and December. A. D. L. Jordan,
In. s. II. Hale, Recorder.
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.
Milan Grange No. S5-Meets Saturday before
third Sunday, at Masonic Hall. 5. ID.
lie. Master. Robert Nesbit, Secretary.
New Hope Grange No. s0-Meets I'd We'd sday
n each month, at Friendship. A. B. Hurt,
Master. q. S. Cunningham, Secretary.
Walnut Grove Grange. No. 4S-Meets Friday
evening before the tclrd Sunday IN each montn.
r. IL. Goodman, Master. l. u. Hsines, Sec
rotary.
Friendship Lodge, No. S5l-Aeets at Friend
ship, 8 miles east Of Milan, every LIST and I'd
Saturday, at p. m. James Lessenberry, W.
c. 7. P. L. Atkinson. Secretary.
Lavinia Lodge, No, SS.-Meets every LIST and
ID Saturday nights in each month. J. B.
Tonnes, W. CT. DR. T. A. MeNeal, See.
Hope Hill Lodge, No. S5l-Meets the second
and fourth Saturday nights in each month. W.
p. Childress, W. C. 7. John W. Bum, Sec
Rotary.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-23
CITY OFFICERS.
nl

A. Jordan. Mayor and Recorder.
J.. L. Williamson. City Attorney.
J. L. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
Ell. Williams, J. d. Lusk. Wilson William
on. S. T. Rankin. r. J. Robertson. J. ii
D;ck;nson Aldermen
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-12-23
New orleans, st. Louis and ChIcaro.

How VfIeHhss bt. LUTTE hNu NHfcaBv o
SOUTH.
Mail, lob A. n. 1850 A. n.
Express, 7:1P.H. 1:4oF. n.
NORTH.
Mail. 4fN0P.M. 4:l5P. n.
Express, go &.nt- $50 A. N.
J. H REED. Ticket Agent.
Trains on either road. II pecessary. wait hall
an hour for trains on the other.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

-sSc d clf6uc bcS 2cbcns. Gin
Ntlt9ieo ber Arobcn 6amilie Smitb Nomcns
9enry, trat trob icincr fiinfsiacr Sabre bcim
slusbrud) bcS Grlegcs il, Die 8unocSar,ncc mo
battc ooS lln9liicf bel @cttsbur9 Gin @ciu
SIT bcrlicrcn. 9fad) ieiucr Gntlailung aus
Dent nftiocn 9icnltc iuionlctc CT ii6 cnc ,3cit
lang Der Fflcgc bcr &crirunoctcn llnb &rontcn
uno oann lc9tc CT iid) nuf ben Merfouf bon
Nnllrnellcrn rnb Strcidrrn,c,,, nit bcn CT in
turser 3eit Gin tlcincS &crn1oaen crluorb. 9urd)
9ludld)c Spcfulationcn luud)S bollclbc in CT
ltaunlidcu &roportoncn ,np su cincr 3cit
ipurae Smiths Sermoaen out $780, 900 &C.
ld)aet. 9ics ibicn bm su Nopfc su leiAeu ; CT
he9aun IN s(tp Ycrf ciu grobcs 9rn>@ooos>
@tlddft uno pcrlor binncn s urgent sic 'o1litc
lei1cs G'cloeS. Damn bcAonn CT Al, Der
Sorle 81 lpiclcn uno b0rtc ui0t cber
ouf ais Bis CT uud) bic onbcrc 90lftc
cln9cbllbt Dottc. Sebt bonoclt CT picber nit Mo=
lrlucllcr uno Streidriclucn rnb fI1(t ld babel
9lhtlld)cr, ais emit bn CT @lolcl @0nblcr
mo gOrlcnlpcfulont mar ST ut iberoll Acrn
gelcDe11, Daupti1blid iucAcn icincrbumoriltild
Sprcao Go9lc<Ncbrr, nit bcnel1 CT lcinc 9Sou=
ren nnsuprciicn ucrlcbt unO crircut iid) audi
Oct @unlt Oct Debcn Foli;ci. Slls CT lcbtDin bel
clner NoSSa ouf bic gSoll= =Strect, Fcoolcr NIT
pcrDaitct puroc cr6iclt Der Yoli;iIt Scr ibn
ab9efabt, bonn Gopi0n cinen Muifcl uno Smitt
iuuroe lofort entlallcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

ocr criten lte6ertretun9" llno in leinen
Netreftlonen 6dlt Nusuitin fef, 6oB sic
Grblinoe, luie ieoe @iinoe, MIR aus Dem
freien WiQen fommcn f6nnc: bob oiej e
Grbliinoe aber nit freien gSil1en began
gen porocn lei DON IN ierm @tommpoter>
als CT i'm Paraoiele Gjottes @ebot ii6er=
trat. 9lus Dem Wlittela(ter 9cnii9e es>
Ben beili9eu S6omos y. Nquin on5ufiib=
rem, iuelbcr auslpri6t: Sem totboli=
l6en @lou6en 9cnldB nub fclt9e9altcn
pcroen, boB Die cr lte GiinOe unleres cr=
lten NotcrS erblib ouf Die No1fommen
u6ergebt." (S9lub f)
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Sbio @aiicnfreun6.
, I.

Nnobc bel 9utcn 2cuten untcracbradjt uurbc.
Nod 81 Sobrcl fom CT iuieoer in ienc Stobt,
1no 1ob einc S@oar Nnobcn iibcr bic Strobc
AcDen; mon loatc ibm, cS icicn oicb 2inocr, bic
etnen un1berlc9tcn Strcid) gcmodt bitten. Sin
@ctl'd)cr babc lid) rm lic ougeunnln,c,l
uno crS'cbe lle, iDrcr so, in elmer bon linn &C,
arunoctcn Nnltalt. Scr Sffi;icr beiud)tc bieic,
l!no ocr @cltlld)c crtonnte in iDm nit uui0a>
lld)cr Sreuoc lcncn gSobltbGtcr, bcr i'm nor Der
cntcDrenocn Strafc bcluabrt botte, uno laatc SIT
lgn: vTon lcncr Stunbc an, 100 Sic ncn
Netter wurocn, bottc id) nur nod 6 CT Sc
oantcn, n1mlld), on s(nocrcu NoS ;u tbun, mas
Slc an 1ulr Actbnn bobcn. Sd) babe biccn Sc
ounttn nit @otteS @ilfc uuSgcfiibrt unb man,
d)cn Nnobcn> Der picllcldt Gin 0leluidt 0elupr.
Den mdrc SIT cincm rcd)tiboifcncn Moun uuo
gutcn GDriltcn Dcrongcbiloct."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

llc6cr bas 8 tuoiren 16rcibt 81
l6of @oilcr: S6 m0dte ollc 2e6rcr Bit
ten, ii6cr Die 5tuoirfQbigtcit cincs &na=
ben nidlt 10 l6ncl, uno nah einselncn
Meuberun9en Bic Oo6 tein 9iilti9cSl(rtNeil
6c9riinoen f0nnen, SIT cnti6ciocn. Scr
9crin9e Sort9ong fommt oft mcbr olls
lle6ernob 0cS 5olcntcs> ols aus Mon9cl
oes1el6cn @erobe 0as bette Gfcro ldDt licD
mon6mal am 6>ucrfen III @c16irr uno
@ebib hringeu uno Der cfcl an ben I'M
6coeuten0en trodcnen Glcmentcn eut tc1t
oft ous oem @efii9le: uSb bin ju GrDbc=
rem gc6orcn."
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0pttcS SauD.

Mm @omltos Dor Dem oritten Mopcnt-
lonntog 1850 1obcn in eincm gSirt1s
baule @Qltc unO gSirtbslcute bis in bie
tiefc 9}adbt binein nit Sc 16pdb uno
Spiel bcilammen uno fiibrten ollerDonb
ldlterlit9e NeOen. Gnolif6 lo9te Der
Nirtb> Elm I'M Orte on9clcDcner jun9er
Otann ~gSer unter inns 9loubt bob es
teinen @ott i'm 9immel gcbe Der loll
lcine 9ano ouibc6en !" 0omit tob CT
unter Gjela6ter Die brei Singer leincr
Trou in Bic 906c uno NIT linn bobcn
nod eini9e onocre Sd lte Die Sdnoe ouf.
Grit lpdt 9in9en bic 2eute 5u 8ett. Sic
QSirtbsleute ibliefcn in elmer &an,mer
Die our@ Elm &oblenbctfen mar crluiirmt
luorOcn oos man lhon fritz bincinge<
lc(lt uno crit lpdter >ricOer bera1s9enom=
men bate. 9lm Gonntag Nfor9cn wolltc
ocr @irtb uno feline Trou nibt er>uo0cn.
9os le6sjdbri9e SDdtcrlcin flopite an
Die SDiir uno rief i6nen, bcfam ober feline
9(ntluort. Sic ii6ri9cn 9aus9enoilen
logten obcr bem &ino es 1oG lil 1ein,
Die Gltern wdren ipdt ST gett 9c9on9cn
lpiirocu ollo >pobl aus l1lofcn wpllcn.
Nls jebo0 audi uob Der Yreoi9t lib
9iicnon0 BARN, re9te liebcn lie 0ur1
0cn @6lol1cr Sic Sbiir ou f6re6en. @o
lo9cn bonn Die bei0cn gbeleutc lpic toot
oa; oer Goctor >puroe 1dncll 9ebolt uno
pitt.rte nod &oblenoompf Ser lie ey=
itidt tottc. Bci Der Trou tuoren oue
Gettun9spcrluhc nionlt lie ,por uno
blieb toot; an Dem W}anne pcrlu6ten
mcbrere 9lcrste ibre &unit oo ct nodp
ni0t pDQi9 tott mar. N}crfwiiroi9 mar
es, boB cr oie brei Singer leiner re6ten
9ono INNER in Sen l}uno ltcdte uno
oarouf bib. Sic Ncr5te battcn N}ii1e 5u
perbinoer1 0ob lie ricbt in Den &rompf=
ami fdllcn 9on5 ob9ebiHen .muroen; 5lr
Selinnun9 fam er iuoelen ol'0 ni0t
nebr, unO no6 o1t Sogcl1 mar CT glci0=
faQs cine 2eide. @ein Scgrd6niB mar
Die critic 9(nltsperrd)tllng cincs neuouf=
;ie9enocn Yiorrcrs. @cni9e So9e bar
no9 crfrontte oud Gin 'onocrcr W}onn
oes Orts, cin >poDlbobenoer Soucr Ser
1u6 bon bcnen 9e>pelcn mar wcltbe Die
odnOe oufgcDobcn botten. Mu0 CT itarb
jDnca. Gin Gicrtcr Elm
Damn lcbr 9e10idt in lcincm Scr1t Der
'uN an jener idrcdliNcn gbltimmun9
Sbcil 9enonmen bottc poro cbcni ioQs
0otli0 fronf. Mebrcrc Sage 5ueiieltc
1an an 1einem 9luf ffommcn jcoob 9at
t li6 1eitoen ,pieber cr6ol+. Gin fiinfter
-0ciluc6mcr obcr btlu6te 1eit0cm re9el=
ldbig bic &ir9c uno man VeDt i'm oft
'cincn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

6utuiYeluull It DUrU Ocn etnen ]tnO MIR
In Den SOB 9eltiir5t, bur9 Den onoern
'peroen mir in's 2eben befreit jencr bat
uns in li6 ing Beroerben 9ebro6t oo=
burd, bob ct ieinen Millen tbot, ni9t
Den g8illen 1e!nes @60p5ers oie5er fat
uns in lid bas Sell er>porben> inoem er
ni6t leinen 9Sillen erf fii(te, Ionoern ocn
MlQen oehen, Der i'm 9elonbt 6otte".
gSie bier Nu9uitiu Die 2e6rc BON Der
Grhlunoe ols cine unperGuBerlibe 2e6re
oes G6riltentDums betro9tet 10 lebren
| le iiberbaupt Die 8dter oes M{or9en= uno
9bcnolanoes unterl lGieoslos our6 o(le
So6rbunocrte fin als 6riltli9c uno ia
t6olilde @loubcnslebre. Die]e 2eDrc
bot audi ibrc 9luslpradc crDolten in Der
urolten Nroris oer &inbertaui ie our6
lpelbc @iinoentil9un9 bel unmiinoi9cn
Fattilnost ollo @iinoe audi 1bpn bel
ibnen unterlteQt 1T uno mciterbin in oen
grorcisncn, ,pelcbc in Der moroen= uno
obenoldu0il6en &ir6e nit bicler &inoer=
toufe lid pcrfniipfen uno no(6 ibrem
9inne uno ibrem Wortloute 0os unmiin=
bi9e &inb ollcrbin9s nibt ols belc]lcn>
ober oob ols 81: lRoNt @otans pirfld)
lNon unterlic9eno onlebcn uno BON oic>
lcr W}o6t befrcicn, nid)t etpo blob ben
nod ferncn 9oton ou6 fir bic. 3ufunjt
fern bolten wullcn. Vcpor Pclo9ius su
|gnfun9 ors fiiniten Sobrbunoerts oie
Grblilnoe ldu9ncte, fono li6 bic Gir6e
i'm ru9i9cn, unon9cfpcbtencr 8elibc Bic
lcr 2ebre, un0 oo Nelagius oielel6e on=
fcinoetc mar er Elm 9ieuerer uno bic
&ird)liden bottcn MIR Die ate 9ebre III
l@irmen lpie ou6 9lu9ultin Mn9eliDts
lpl0er Hdu9nung c5 trcffcno ous1pri1t i
~Nibt babe i6 Die Crib crfunben,
lie 1T uiclmebr &e9cRltono oes fat1oli=
lcben Gloubcns pnn differs fer: obcr bll,
Der tic ldu9nct, bilt 5mcif fclso6ne Elm ncucr
@Qretiter". 9urN Die 2dugnun9 obcr
wurocn Yarttulorlpnooen i'm Mor9cn=
lonbc uno 9lbcnblonre Dcyuor9eru len,
wclbc Die o(te fotbolil6e 2ebre nunmcbr
ouG fDrmlid) Dem Srrtbum 9e9cniibcr
oeIinirten. Inter biclen Gpnooen 6eben
mir oie pon Wtilepc 1T 9lfrito i'm Sabre
41G bircft 9cgen Pelo9us uno leinen
@enpllcn Gdleltius geboltenc uno BON
Yopit Snnocen5 |. beitdti9te uno Die
j'ueite uon 9(roul ito (Oronge) in @allicn
ili1 Sobr 500 gcgen Den Senipelogians=
mus 9e6oltenc uno in ibren Be1 tDlillen
Don Scr 9an5en &irGDe recipirtc ols 6c=
lonocrs wi6ti9 bcrpor. 0os Goncilium
Oon Srient ,ueocr1plt lfo6 nur Die
Sel ltimmungcn unb 1elbt bic 9Sprte oic1e
Syuobcn. 9Bos Die 9}otur ser Grbliinoc
oetrilIt, 10 bc9niiqt 1i1 oie &irbe gu ia
yen bic GrbIiinOc lei bic Giinoc Nooms
pic lie nidt burtb pcrl0nlicbc Sbot ols )
Giinoc, 1onocrn Dur oie Sort
,Ion5un9 olS 9clNlchtIi6e Gdnoe in {
'llen 9io1fommcn 9looms lit. 0iel les :
lbcr, boB bic gr6linOc 9loom5 Giinbc :
ci, lit ou0 burbous ols fiydliDe 9ebre :,
g3 miro uun Den G0tern :
cbr bc1timmt ous9clprr0cn. 6o la9t :
Sreudus v@ott boben mir in bcm crlten :,
foam bcleioi9t, inocm mir lcn @ebot -
itbt beIten -. Ssin @cbot bobeu ;
,ir iibcrtreten BON 9lnion9 bcr." Qtbo= -
o]ius: Sic Ginoc 9ooms> bo Ct ~ !"
5ottcs Bebot ibcrrot 9in9 ouf o0e u
}}cn]6en iibcr" ga illus : ~Noom, Scr
noli0 oB, lanbtc Die Giinbc ouD ouf 8
line Nod)tpmmcn bInii6cr." 9lugultinuS .,
: = I L.,
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Sm Sabre 1906 wur>c 1T elmer Stobt III
Sbcritolien ciu cilfi0bri9cr 8url6)c orrctrt,
Der bci cincm 3udcrblfcr cine 3udcroiitc &C.
non,mcn hatte. Sin Sifisicr tam nosu, bcmoa
rcn Yoli;cioicucr, hcn Muabcu, wcldcr bittcrli1
,pcintc unb bic i'm umltcbcnbeMcn9c ilcDcuo an
fub, los su loiien uno noDm DEN flc'nci 9icb
'ie(blt ms Scrb0r. 9icicr bctbcucrtc, Oob Ct
nldt aus Nold)DaItiatcit gcltoDlcn, ionotrn bic
lc ucrsudcrten G1troncn leincr ormcl1 trontcn
Ntutter gcbraDt b1ttc. Scr Sfii;ier bc;aDtte Dem
3udcrb0dcr nc @aarc uno lirb iid1 bon Dem
Nnobcn nod @oulc fibrcu, no CT bccn Mnt=
ter luirflicD id)mcr fronf in elmer clcnben Ood)<
fnmmcr norfonb. Sic mar bic 9Sittlpc cincs
S0pci;er Solbotcn Ser Sffisicr lprgtc oafiir
Dap lic Yflcgc unb llntcrlalt betom uuo bcr
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
CIVIL NOTES.

Notice is given to the grand aud petit jurors
who were summoned to attend the July term OF the Court
III General Sessions Monday July >, that their attend
ssnce will not he required untii Tuesday. July 9.
Judge Davis, in Supreme Court Chambers,
yesterday crspfed order in the suit OF George s. Coe
and George Opdykc. trustees against the Midland Rail
way Company appointing Garret A. Hobart and James
W Mctullcch receivers OF the road. The plaintiffs
trustees he first mortgage on the rOad ana the order
merely confirms previous order OF the New-Jersey Court
Of Claucrry The order authOrizes the re- ever 20 run
the road and nav IL running enscs, rescrNiug sur
plus for the ds position Oi the Court.
When H. B. Clatlin & Co. were indicted for
"conceang and facilitating the conccalment OF Snug
rlcd silks" Edward T.. Eaincs member of that hrm
wariu Europe. lie returned yesterday and gave bail
before Commissioner Shields In the sum OF 100000
John j. Donaldson and Aaron Clan, who on the bail
bonds OF his partners, being hssureties Mr. EaIncs IL
Jointly charged IN each Of the three indictments
AGAINST H. b. C1anIn Co.. but. as In the ~ the
other members of the rn the 10000 bail covers al 0f
the inicimen's Mr. EVaIts the senior counsel FOR H.
II Claim & Co, In consultation yesterday with
limited states District attorney Bliss and Judge Benc
diet concerning the fixing Of the time for the trial Of uat
hrIn Nothing aeiinte was DONE however.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY, JuvR 30.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30.
For Turore via GneenstowR and Liverpool by the sam.
shin Russia mails close at IL supplementary hh 70
closed +. steamship sails at from CuIard Doeks
Jersey CAV . , , -, GA,
For Aspnwan, Panama the Central American and south
Pacific ogts by the steamship Acapulco mails close Al 10
m. Supplementary NAL IL clo-ed at ii a m SteinshV
sails at " u, from Pier No. az, North River
THURSDAY. JULY l.
Europe, via Plymouth Cher1ourg AMI Hamburg ny t1c
Steamship H.rler, mails close at 1870 a M supple
Mail s closed 1880 steamship sis al " M
iro Pier < foot OF ihirtst, U0boscn
fur and the West Indies by the steamship c1y on
uiails close at supplementary Mau y
closed 2:f0 steamship sails at N, fom Pinr SA
3, North isiyer.
Mails ,or Newfoundland close at the New YORK Posto1cs
AS1 Tor isIy. n g. is closea at tho New York Post
Office every day al o y. m.
Frgl1nd, Ireland Wales and France, by steamship Bfe
annie mails \ Supplementary Ma s closed a.
u IN. steamship sails at y. hOm fief No. 40 North
For scot aud only steamship Ethiopia mails cose 20
l2 10. supplementary Mail IL closed at l3O p H. stenshsp
sails IT 3 .. nI. P.,r No. 90 North River =.
except FEnCe VIA Bremen, Dy the StetmsDip
Oder, ma "a close al tl:30 y supplementary MAJ,
closed p steamship sails at iroh Pier ioSs
rhir-st.. HnbOsen.
Malls Key West by the steamship clyde close at 2p N
SteausliD sails at 3 D. M, Pier No 20 East RIVER
SUNDAY. JULY 4.
All Nails close at IL o'clock III The PostV1lV s"ps"
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New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
POLICE GOVERNMENT.

IOLlCE GONEkNMENl.
GAIIANTRY OF TIEFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ctr
OFF-ApFIpAviTs AGAINST CAPT. WILLIAMS AND
II. ID. SUTTON.
The BOARD of Excise sent q communication
to the Police Commissioners yesterday furnishing list
of asicputable houses where liquor is sold without
license The communication referred to sugeIin-
tenient walliny. TIE Board of Appartionmcnt asked
that 100000 Of the uuespensed balance of the Police
Department for 1874 rrcd the Controller for
the general fund OF the city, and the matter referred
to the Finance Committee. Capt Mount of the Nine
Granger. john O'Gr1cn and Bernard Mcsorty lad
Quoted themselves meritoriousy In the capture OF the
notorious Thomas Duly days ago. 1t viii be
nembered that in tho struggle between the officers and
the Duly brother who are leaders IN tie Fort sebas
topo gam, McSorty received shot in his which
shattered the bone. Officer OBrien afterward shot
Thomas Duly in the left breast The referred
to the Compoittee on Rules and Discipline
The Trustees Of the Police Life Insurance Find offered
resolutions which adopted that the OF james
Day be stricken from the roll AMI that his pension of
$500 year be discontinued after July tla William
T. rushs pension he reduced from $500 to 1850 year
that Martin Frcligh's pension OF 81 000 James M. An
drewss pension OF ST. 900, Henry Ciseys pension OF
$500, John Grace's pension OF S15O, aud James H.
Tealcy's pension OF 500 he Discontinued after July l.
Additional afidavts against Capt. Williams Of the Fourth
Precinct Police referred TO the Chief Clerk and the
Counsel OF the Board. It ord ed that charges he
preferred against d. ID. Sutton, Examining Eng necr of
the Sanitary Company, the affidavit OF NJ r. Hayes,
who alleged that after he had been examined sutton
asked him, How much is this thing worth to you T.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
PROPOSED COUPON STAMP ON CIGARS.


UNNECESSARY AND IMPRACTiCABIE.
A large number of the prominent cigar man
ufacturers of the IId Collection District, which is said
IN be the largest cigar manufacturing district In the
United States held q meeting yesterday afternoon at
Concorda Han at No. % Avenue A, TO protest ginsi
the proposed OF the patented coupon stamp This,
according the manufacturers. purlOrts 10 be design
10 have coupons accompany each stamp the stamp to he
affixed to the cigar box as at present. ana coupon
with aAcral number, attached TO every cigar. Mr.
Archibald Collector OF the lid District, was present
Henry Pcetch elected chairman, and read arer
which had been drawn up by number OF the Leading
manufacturers stating that the proposed plan would iot
only be impracticable and unnecessary, but uial the
adopton of such stamp would create the most radical
changes In the manufacture, well as the lmlOrtaii"n
of cigars aud that the stamping, at some fixed dIie oi
m cigars then Oh hand would be ruinOus The consumer
also would either be Obliged 10 smoke the stamp tIis IN
uIiig ayL. of the cigar or remove ihe stamp anu
tbe eby damage the wrapper or destroy the cigar
Collector Archibald read letter from the Revenue De
nartnent He was directed 10 inform the department
whether the tax on cigars could be more closely collected
under the proposed plan; whether any advantage to the
trade would afford adequate compensation for the add-
tional of aixing the stamps; whether Importers
without difficulty, could purchase aud send To oIelgi
manufacturers the necessary stamps Ihe department
sn desired to he informed 10 the percentage OF aK
on cigars which the Government ialS To cOliei- Mr.
chtm stein said the present sy stem of collecting
the TAX on cigars was the best ani that hc uncolectd
tax did not exceed I've per cIt NJ. hlmoir
s.id that II was uu I rstcOd that under the
proposed plan tie Sc OF old boxes woad be allowed
his, nc thought, would be no advantage 70 large manu-
fartnrers A. H. te stampin itscf would involve an ad
ditioua expense OF from = I" ~ per Thousand ~ wohi
impossible for manu- acinter 70 oversee the WorH'
and throlgl uegi snnc dishonesty, he might htcOne
Liable a. prosecut Tor defraudiDg the Government Mr.
l,oidy. of the t.m of BOndy PiotasH sid he wa, CON
yinc.d that the Internal Revenue woud NOT gam any ne
l,v tie coupon system u would involve additional *
pense anu dishonest manufacturers would eohtn'e new
means OF deiIaudng the revenue
A committee appointed to drait series "1 res"l'
tons protesting against the pat nt coupon stamp and To
pl,sent before meeting Ia Oe hti tn0Iinw
This committee consists Of Mr. IeVl Mr.. Bence, Mr..
bunly Mr. Doiuscl. Il. S. Suiro, b. lchtensten, and
J. -traiOn. Tue committee VIII meet tls AFTERNOON az
No 2Gs BOwcry, for thc purpose OF holding cOnoTeAcc
with Collector Archibald