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CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CI.ERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
August IL nth, 1s75.-Henry ID. Mckinney ct
al, COmplainants, vs.. Joel Hayden e ala, De-
PENDANTS
Il appearing from affidavit hlef I'm this
caasa that the defendants, joel Hayden, Joel
Hayden, Jr., Edwin Hayden, Henry d. NcKiF-
ney, Jr., Maud Mckinney and Laura McKin-
neV. are nOu-residents OF the State 0fTenue.sec
50 that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served UPON them: lt IL therefore ordered
that said defendants enter their appearance
herein before or within he FIRST three DAYS OF
the next term Of said Court, 70 be held
on the first Monday in October next. Us75l
and plead. answer or dsmur % complainant
bill, OF the same viii be taken for confessed a.
70 them and set Tor hearing eX parta, and that :
COPY Of this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American.
A copy-Attest
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.
Clerk and Mastrr.
ThrustOn g BradtOru5 Solicitors for CON-
plainants- augl8 Oaw4t
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Mr.. AND Mrs. A F. c. SARTOBIs sail
for England on the 9th inst, in the White
Star steamer Baltic, to be absent three
months. They will occupy the same ele-
CANT state-rOOm they did when en- route for
Europe on their bridal tour, and will be &C
companied by Mr. Jesse Grant, the second
son Of the President.
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Insure in the State Insurance Company
Twenty-Five years Of trial have strength,
ened the popularity Of HOstetteTs Stomach
Bitters.
Hearing restored.
See nonresident no,ice by the Clerk Of
the Law Court.
Called meeting Of the Hibernian Society
at $50 2. ". to-day.
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JUDGE KEY.

He Accepts the Senatorial Honor
His Successor ON the Bench AP-
pointed
Judge Key yesterday telegraphed to the
Governor lis acceptance Of the Senator
shin. The Governor Immediately ap-
pointed his successor on the bench of the
Third ChanceTy DISCRIMINATING finish
ofthe duties devolved upon him in conse-
quence Of Mr.. JOhGs1n's death. The new
Chancellor is W. Nj Bradford, Of McMinn
county, law partner Of Slate Senator Biz
gard. The commissions Of the appointees
were made out 10 be forwarded.
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IN Townsend township, Huron county,
Ohio, resides Mrs. Elizabeth Trimmer, who
was born on the very day on which was
signed the Declaration Of Independence.
She was born in Washington township,
Morris county, New jersey, about sixty
miles from Philadelphia, on July 4, 1TT6.
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THE PET costume chosen by the ladies'
for summer excursions in the mountains,
just now, is blue flannel, made short in the
skirt, and trimmed with military braid.
"IndigO angels, striped with rainbOws,r is
what a correspondent calls the divinities
so clad in his vicinity.
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knights Of Honor.

ID. B. GaIy, Grand Dictator, X. Of H,
in Tennessee, is absent IN the Eastern
part Of the State extending his order. He
has recently organized lodges at MeMin-
vile, Tullahoma aud Knoxville, and has
ordered supplies for lodges at Cleveland,
Chattanooga, Winchester and Murfrees-
bOrO
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ERWIN-At the Commercial Hotel, in this
city, on Sunday night, 18th inst, HENRY II.
ERWTN, OF Battle Creek Mines, Marion county,
Tenn
TRAUERNICHT-Of scarlet fever, at A. N.
Yesterday, at the residence Of his parents,
THEoDORE TRAUEENICHT. aged II months and
l. DAYS.
The funeral wiz take place this afternoon at
4-3n O'Clock, from the house, 52i North College
street
JOYCE-At his residence, on North Vine
street, August 70, JOHN JOYCE.
Funeral will take place at the Cathedral AZ
o'clock to-day friday.
Friends and acquaintance invited to attend.
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taken Home.

Sheriff Edmundson and james Mckenzie
left for Maryville, BlOUnt county, yester-
day, having in charge John Murphy,
charged with the murder Of Lewis Luns-
ford, in that county, OF The 10Th cay Of
January 1869.
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Graud Bau at Ron Aqua,

A repetition Of those exceedingly pleas
an balls will be given at Bon Aqua Oh
FriIay night, 2Th INST. Extra prepapa-
llous are making, and at VIII be furnished
that can be desired for an occasion Of the
sort. aug192t
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School for Boys and Young Men
The next session Of my school, at 35 n.
Summer street, will commence on Monday,
Sept. 6. Applications may be addressed to
me through the Postoffice. ". Bryce
Thompson. sun, wed, fri'
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CITY NOTICES.

soc to Louisville. Before you go, call
at the 5 Store for a travelling bag or valise.
aucI9 81
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During the pasl few days the Mississippi
river has fallen four feet at Hickman, Ky,
and the waters are still rapidly receding.
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The wife Of drunkard in Jacksonville,
H., being chased 10y him with a knife,
called upon her son TO save her life. The
boy complied by shooting his father dead.
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VAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20, 100 A N.
PrO6dbilities.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy and warmer
weather, with south and west winds, and
rising ffllOwed by falling barometer.
The Ohio river viii continue tn fall at
an stations. The Mississippi will fall at
Cairo aud Memphis and rise very slightly
at Vicksburg and Helena
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Reduced prices for summer shoes.
Children's shoes very cheap at Ramage's.
aug19 st
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COmptrOlleT's Treasury warrants taken
at par at the Dollar Store. aug10 81
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Books bought and exchanged. 10s
Church street. aUg17 Wv
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GUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE MAMMOTH
- Weekly Union and American, confainii
twelve pages, making seFenty- two colilni@' &c
s2I5 n wear, II no six months. 65c. three werihs
the tioneer I'D cheaBucss.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINIsTRA-
ii tor of Samuel Powers, deceased, I hereby
notify all persons indebted TO said Powers %
come forward and settle their indebteduess; and
quested 20 present the same % me Withir The
time prescribed by law, or the same viii be for
ever barred. B. 4. POWERS, Adu r.
auglT 2taW2w
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THE ACME SHIRT"

Sold by us, cannot be exceIled. Competition
dehed in quality, price and it from
al quarters.
jy2i cody 4thp til mills
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RIFER NEWS

DaiIy RsDort o. Stage Of Water, WITH Gan0ss n
tis q h0alrf sadtng p. ". Aug. ~, ls75.
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Allison Alexander & ". C. lIundy, SOLICITORS
for Complainant. a1g5 oawst
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Ma1lnlum leEnperaturs 81 oeg, minimum tefif-
peTarure 81 deg, mean temperature 69I deg
TslegTaphie report from SignsI Ssrvies Corps Q.
81 4. 81 Obferraiion. az 2ss6 p. Il
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After all the stock had been sold, NJ.
Overton invited the crowd to a grove, not
far from the stand, to partake of some re-
freshmsn's. A long table was heavily
loaded with barbecued meat and cool but
teTmilk. The supply was bountiful and
the crowd did if fuh Justice.
The sale amounted to about 50, 100, and
the sale Of Messrs Cock i'll, Ewing x Will
liams the day before amounted to SIS, 400,
which makes an aggregate Of 81, 500 that
will soon change hands. This speaks well
for the attempt to establish a cooperative
system of sales in the State,
, 1875-04-11
CHARITY AND PlE7I.

Ths charity party at Bournique'a in aid Of tls
Woman's Hospital was ; very pleasant ansir.
It WAS given Friday evening, and was we'll
patronized by large number OF society people
on the South side. The lady managers were all
present, and many OF their friends. This is the
close Of the aeries. Six had been previously
given for the same charity, but the last was in
tended to admit larger number of people, so
that moro Of their friends could avail them
selves Of one evenings enjoyment, and at the
enme time feel that it WAS for ''sweet charity :"
Mr. Bournioue kindly donated the use Of the
hall, aud the ladies provided the excellent sup
per. with the exception Of the ice-cream. The
programme WAS m excellent yet rather long one,
"a It was to conclude with the German. Tho
tolettes uero remarkably pretty.
The CsutanarJ Litsrary Society, composed OF
tho young people Of the Centenary Church and
Sunday School, gave pleasing social party 1t
the residences OF Mrs. IL G. Dean. No. 269 West
Adams street, Tuesday evening. The literary
a1ercises were feature OF the entertainment
The ladies Of the Third Unitarian Church gaTo
q coffee party at the residence OF Mrs. J. Van
InHagen, No 142 Warren Avanua. Wednesday
The ladies Of the Indiana Avsnue Christian
Church ease fair &ud fastvAlL WhzfsdAJ and
, 1875-04-11
Under THE WATER

Capt. Falcons Paper Oh the An11u"@
os Deep Diving ON the syseem.
1t the List meeting Of tho ovn 1oe,nes.
c,.h c.nt Falcon. OF Detroit, the celebrated
diyar. 1o.a the following paper On tha influence
Of deep diving On the human system
In ths spring Of 1855 ~ ssed apan e s1sR r.
satrsncs to Earra9ansett Ray = 1, IA IS iaIaons o.
assistant snt dawa 1,e ssna up .aea@s. .aa
ehaias, remaining about forty minutes 1ods5 70 watr
q , u; b,s nr1ns and thighs. Next day ho appeared
tn be TeI, and no further notice was taksa Of it.
" ~. following summer we went 70 tecore1 the
bark OCEAN Wave--sunk In uo set of Tatsr oa
C1.1nbers Isls, in Green Bay, via. dr. bEannock
III 1sfn- viii me, he vent down to asoes:ain tho
Condition Of things. He stayed II near u Gag e.
1seruber two hours and hall, came up III right,
snnatruty took OF the axmor, sat down to supper,
when suddenly numbness cAe ove5 htm u & ~ a sams
f1atins until morning, when ths pain % ee1;ed. nas
nunDuesa continued to such o1tant hs could barely
ees shout tbs decka urne being stopped. 1oE wnlca
b. found rsHef bJ eating hog eranbeInes. oivea
doxu remained thrsA h5urs and hs!f cana up and
~ fak2a IN ths sAnnA nv ~ II. Weaaoeks ea2
, 1875-04-11
nisheo the music for fourteen numbers aud three

nfshea the music for fourteen numbers and three
extras in excellent style.
"spel1" last Tuesday evening, at the residence
Of George n. FollanBbee. Messrs. Charles
Pierce and e. 8. Christian we're chosen cap
tains; Mr. Brayton acted as master, and Mrs.
George II. Follauabee was appointed releree.
Mr. Christian received the first prize. but after
ward received dampar from "bobbinet." Miss
Diakie Broad received the second prize, 4
treatise on medicine, but lost it because *'bal-
sam" Was too strong for her. Among the CON-
petitora we're the Rey. Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Wells. Mr. and HRS. Major. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian. Mr; and 4Es: Smith, Ar: and 1 Mrs.
Perkins, hIr, and Mrs. Heald, Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson. Mrs. Broad. Mrs. Adams, Mrs.
Steward Mrs. WincheI, the Misses Pierce the
Misses Major, hIisses Broad, Hubbtnd, Doud.
Wilson, Bourse, Barrett Horner, Messra.
Springer, Walker Pieroe' Boyd Rrayton' Peter
II The @Bon Ami" Club closed a series OF
pleasant parties by q masquerade on Tuesday
evening, at the house OF Mr. J. 8. Hall. No. 625
West Washington street. Among the characters
represented were Mrs, D. G. Bradley a. Iitan1a ;
Nj y. L. Bates, Pantaloon; Mrs: y. T. Bateg' 2
Camp, Family Grocery; Mr. s: e: Crane, First
Corporal Fronch Army Mrs. s. n. Crane Rutter-
fiy; Mr. Charles H. Gossette, Count De Volnay +;
Mr. E. G. Clark, First Corps French Army; AIRS.
:. 6: Clark, Bohemian Girl Mr; L. y. Collins,
Aunt Chloe; Mrs. T. r. Tast, Queen OF Dia-
monds Mr. @. s. Hale, Kings Fool; Mrs: O. y.
Hale, Maud Muller; Mr: ]. s. Hall, =, Mr.
O'Leary; Mrs. ]. 8. Hall, Old Woman IN Shoe
v. 6. Jackaon. Queen Esther Mre. 6. E. Locke,
Mary and her Lamb LIZ. 6: +. Mason, Jack OF
Hearts Mrs. Mason, Bunhower Mr. O. ".
Norton, Chinaman Mn. Norton, Sarah Brown !;
, 1875-04-11
Friday evenings. for the benefit Of the Ladiea'
| missionary Society. a spelIin g-matoh was ons

Friday evenings for the benefit Of the Ladies'
missionary Sooiety. a spelhng-matoh Was ons
Of its features.
entertainment Friday evening, consisting Of
MUSIC and spelling, at No. 606 Wabash avenue.
The Woman's Temperance Union held grand
..aneI1 !" Al Clark Street Methodist Episcopal
Church Thursday evening. Mrs. Holyoke, Of
Quincy, MOS the victor.
One Of the most charming entertainments Of
the geason was given Wednesday evening by the
ladies' Of St. Marks Parish At the residence of
Mrs. Sherwood Langley avenue. The princl-
pal families OF this prosperous little church
were represented. In the reoepsion-roon
arranged for sale. The amusernents we're Ya~
ried and delightful, the music especially being
very ENJOYABLE. An elegant supper was served
during the evening, which greatly added to the
attractiveneBs Of the programme Ihe ladies' OF
this Society may fatter themselves that this en-
tartainmant WAS = complate aunoeBs, it the hap
pv faces and complimentary REMARKS Of thar
CHESTS nav be accepted "a fair criterion.
The Church Of the Epiphany held very pleas
ant sooial gathering at tbs residence OF Mrs.
Is. ". Page Thursday evening. ,.,
An unusually agreeable entersanment m 1 ~ T. vas M
scholars Of Miss Holmea' select school. i was
ralled uThe Musical Paatomime of Mother
Goose" and it consisted OF a series Of repre-
tentatlons of GONE OF the bess-known verses
from the famous "Malodles." no dear to the
Juvenile heart. The proceeds must have been
auite satisfactory. as It leasu 400 persons were
nresent, Tho performance wos given for the
henefit OF the Mission School OF st. Paufs
Church. aud it Is intended to repeat it to-mor-
row evening at 1850 O'Clock. Among the best
following: "Mother Goose" Clara Morgan, !;
"sing Song OF Sl1pence," containing Maggie
and Annie Taylor, Isa Jameson, Horace Gray,
Douglas Flood, Lou Sherman. and Sidney Under.
, 1875-04-11
WEDpt tMGS.

Among tho social events Of the past week
weddings have been prominent. Last Sunday
Mr. Philip Brein and Miss Emma Stein were
married at Nartine's West Side Hall, On Ada
street, and on the Wednesday following Miss
Mary Mitchell Judd, ths daughter Of the hon
N. B. Judd, Collector OF the Port OF Chicago
was married at the residence Of her father, At
Kennood, to Mr. Seabu1y Smith Gould, Jr., OF
Seneca Falls, N. 7.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Rachel jackson will
be married to Richard Metz, 1t the Grand Pacific.
The bride-eleot il the sister Of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Goldman.
ANNIVERSARY.
Silver bells chined Inst week for Mr. and Mrs.
8. Harris, Of No. $40 Michigan avenue. Intent
upon having them ring ont clearly aud pleasantly,
the friends OF the parties organized surprise,
and invaded their house Monday evening" The
children Of lIr. and Mrs. Harris were among the
attacking partias. and went armed with hand
some silyer tea-service. Among the guests
present were the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. M.chol !;
the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs. Messing; Miss Liaben-
berg, Of Dayton; Miss Snyder OF Missouri !;
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. LiepmAnn, OF Kansas
4 majority OF tho guests, however, ~ers rela-
GFes of the hosta.
, 1875-04-11
THE ROBINS ARE COMING

Ths robins srs e1ntngl One 1T st my door,
with chIrtupip4 song that the winter was o'N:
He nodded his had ~ he picked up crumb,
And went avxy sinxinz that Spring. tina had oazsA
Tbs robins s1a coming 10 tell us Of howe11
Thxt bloom in the forest, IN dod1 natal bowuf3;
or buds bursting forth In woodland and asd
OF fruits aud rich 9y7ns their sweetness to y1&d:
0f sunshine and showers 10 gladden. my hor1s
Whan SptipQ-h1na II oysF and Sutnu1ez hsa couea.
sweet birdie, / lows thea! You bring TO mo atrsak0
TO n9ht with new vi9or, to conquer 1t length;
To come out tbs victor, when f1boF II oeT.
And in Gods loving presence 70 dwell eyerHNa.
60. build thee nest IN hedge or In tres,
A. nt=r to my dwelling ~ eer 1t may ba:
ri watch oeT thy offspring, protect thee fron hsR.
Ihou sweet bird of proui. th,r 5rxfnR dina hxk
I1rr11 Roox, Ar&, March -, l515- T.
, 1875-04-11
SOCIETY IN CHICAGO.

The Myztle Club gave its final party Friday
evening. 1t tho residence OF Dr.. F. D. Marshall.
No. Is Gilpn place. The hospitality Of DR.. and
Mrs, Marshall rendered the svening an exceed
ipr1y pleasant one, while the President and man-
aaers left no effort untried to add to the enjoy
ment. Among the guests were Dr.. and Mrs.
Marsball DR.. and Mrs George ". PEatt, Mr.
and Mrs, ". Il. Dursnt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. ".
Nullis. Misses Lizzie and Clara Pratt, Fannie
Ruby. Ella Brainard, Hattie Wood, Ida Fulsom,
Anna Edwards, Mella Jacobs, Ella Chamberlain
Laura Lewis, and Messrs. 4. B. Jones, q. A.
Day, q. G. Jones, Frank Garfield, Heury Pratt,
Eben Ward, Fred Wood Gantzle1, Fuller, and
others.
The South Side Independent Club gave very
pleasant znd enjoyable party to their friends
Tuesday evening, at the residence OF Amos
Grannis Esq, 1892 Indiana avenue. Music was
furnished by Johnny Hand in his usual brilliant
manner. Ths dresses OF the ladies we're rich
and elegant Tie supper was gotten up IN good
STYLE. The officers did all in their power to
make the evening pleasant to all, and certainly
succeeded The thanks Of the Club and their
friends are due to Mr. and Airs. Grannls and
their daughters for their hospitality and kind
ness. Among the ladies present we're Alsses
Cora Pierce, Jennie Auda1son Lutte Nelia, Mel
he Grannis. Jennie Cross, Laura Danes, Bess1e
hiehois L7ze i!,;osr naenH mia stevens Glars VIII
hela 3.ea Issf nsftis uji Filler md Mary Richards.
ia@s, Messrn e. a. q, Williams, 4. o. Houeh, \. :.
MclntyTe =. aH f.: Mn99oI 1g o. Iann;nns n Under ~
Tood' posas' star ser wood %S L. n Bogas 5 Lamb
G: Barber Z. D. h@r'es' - w. &''0'
Steele n 7u,,a o,,,h INV, another Of thar enjoy
.ba Mne p.pties nf @ evening 1t SHOWS Acad
my, 6l9 west Lake sIlees' W. mn a~aa,1aot ~
pleasant ana In Ino ns,u Ppom;nsnt @ amopg thosa
the % COMPANY ea ur ,a sed dra Brown. Wr. aud Mrs.
Snow the 91eses ;aa FLsnGR n,1r.n % johnson Hamb-
nett' fr.eno sh;aida Iene' shoat md Bracken. The
In cs1es' sepes erI be- calico pary snd viii
take place on tno evenlsg " ,,rrad tno - Thnradav
4 very Pieasans, P.1,;na,s " Wa.t s;de Han whore
evening o. IN M hensft wss ' tenderad The must
clans, Messrs. Dolzer and Benolth pto'ya ps ;,.
successful IN every Wsy, C"nnha1 eaEyed ' tbs
, 1875-04-11

How heroes ca1ry of heroinoa is mentioned
by the Court Journal With this note At VI
enna ws saw little tenor struggling to aasry on
fA. soprano, to the Amusement OF tho house.
which she rnada atanto1ian mirth by turning
AROUND, whipping up tbs tsnor, and making h&r
A1it With him kicking undA< hAk Azas-
, 1875-04-11
SUBURBAN PLEASURES.

proaching event which involves the happiness or
misery OF two mora mortals, and will excite cou-
siderable interest among the largo circle OF
friends and acquaintances Of Miss Anna E. Mar
CT, OF Evanston, and Dr.. Frank e. Davis, at this
city. wedding in which these two parties are
especially concerned will occur in the Methodist
Church one week from Wednesday. The BRIDE
elect is the daughter Of Dr.. Oliver Marcy Pro-
fessor OF Natural Sciences in the Northwestern
University, and is we'll and favorably known
throughout Evanston for hsr thoroughly WOMAN
" qualities
The prospective groom is the son Of DR.. n s.
Davis (who is probably moro widely known than
any other physician in this ctyl. and has been
practicing medicine here for about three years
with f1attering prospects. The social position Of
tho two families represented insures IN INTEREST
ing occasion when tho joyous event comes on.
The past week has been unusually barren OF
ANYTHING social! the regular meeting OF the
Eclectic Club, and surprise perpesrated on the
Misses Early, being the only breaks in the
monotony. The surprise Was occasioned BY the
fact that the Misses EARLY arc to leave Evanston
for season, and.:he Methodist Church choir, OF
which they arc members, thought it a fitting oc-
casion to show tham In how great esteem
they are held. Accordingly, Monday evening
sn9 sr?' u5lndrv narce],. which on investigation,
nroved 70 be- fnll of consolation to the inner
man. Aa the choir is composed Of about forty
congena1 spirits, the company Uas exceedingly
fo13 and ENJOYABLE. Besides the Government
nti;c;al and wife. few other celebrities were in-
v;rad in to give the affair the requisite dignity
md tone. Monday evening 6lso, the Eclectic
CInh agse,nbled at tho residence Of Mr. J. II.
Kodzio, Glad in their best sheets and pillow
c,ses, and showed their proficiency in spelling.
Mrs. Kedzie and 5lrs. Charles E. Browne headed
ths @ respective sidas, and selected the ghosts by
the extraordinary signs Of intellect manifested
IN their pillov-cass-coyero countenances Mr.
J. s.. Page scted as pcdagogue, and
his choice Of words would indicate that
he had filled tha position before. l1r. ].
J. Richards was constituted manager Of
tho dictionary, nnd speedily aent the greater
nnnber Of the epeliars to their seata by his de-.
ciaioua notably ono lady who imagined that she
had spelled Iuicnonetto" right. The contest
ended in victory tor Mrs. Brownies side, tae
ladies proving themselves much the better
spoilers, The Club Was treated to some charm
ing music bv HRS. Lord and Mas Hurd. 4 verY
smueing letter was read from Mr.. H. 3. Hurd
aakine to be excused for his sbseuoe on account
OF sickness. Ing readers 1or Monuay oFen!ns
are Mrs. Adams lind Mr. Abbott, and the Ctub
tsi1 rnaat at the reaidAuc6 of mr. s. 3. Bliss.
Thara nra atrooo ruunra affoat that A anti for
Axo.,h ~ .,ro,n;sn 1r;u ha bronrht aoainsn a
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-27

Detroit, Oct. 26.-M. Watrous &
Sons, lumber manufacturers, have as
signed. Their liabilities are placed at
six hundred thousand; assets one
hundred aud fifty thousand.
William Stewart, liquor dealer, of
Ausable, Mich., was robbed and muir
lered in that village last night. His
hody was found in the street this
morning; his skull had been broken
in with an axe.
Cincinnati Oct. GA trapeze per-
former, named Orzulo, in making a
dying leap ut the National Theat re
last night. missed the bar and fell To
the stage, distance OF twenty feet,
injuriug himself severely, If not IA
tally.