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PLANTRRs' BANKOF TRNNESsRB

DY sn Order OF be Chancery Court of David
. SOD county, Tennessee, the remaining
Assets OF the Planters Bank will be EOld for
cash, in October and November next, to close
the trust. Sales will take place as follows:
At the Courthouse door Nashville, at II
O'Clock, October %, 1875.
At the Courthouse door Memphis, at IL
o'clock, October q, 1875.
Lands in Texas, at Marshall and Galveston
October s, 1875.
Lands in Mississippi, at Vicksburg, October
9, 1875.
One tract of land in Kentucky, at Danville
Kentucky, November . 1875.
sS For full particulars, apply for printed
schedule 10 d. WEAVER,
Trustee and Receiver
NASHVILLE, Sept, ], 1875. sep2-d&w
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CHANGEESK SALE
OF
n 9 "a Z HIS tate

No. 976 R,-FiIst ChanceTy Court o. Shelby
COunty,-William Joiner, executor of w. Il.
Hunt, deceased, VS.. sarah +. Hunt ct al.
DY viii OF an tnterIccutOry decree toI
ton, TO the highest b;dCi n, IN front OF the
Clerk ana Masters offlca, NV Courthouse
building Main street Merphis, Tennessee, Oh
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Tuesday. the s8th OF Oetnhar. 1879

at the i" Potter place" on the State Line road,
southwest corner of said road and McI.ea,s
avenue, in shelby county, Tennessee, between
II O'Clock m. and O'Clock pm, sell for cash,
10 The highest bidder, the following personal
property: one tWO-hOrse wagon and harness.
one cart and harness, two wheelbarroWs, one
handcart, three plows, one seed drill, seventy
nYe hotbed sash, hfty-six pail hOtbed sash
fifty covers and doors to hOtbeds two nae
mich cows, all the farming tools, garden
tools, hotbed frames and garden implements
on the place. Title to the property believed
to be good. will sell and convey as trustee
This October 10. 1875.
r. DUDLEY FRAYSER,
OcLLl rrrlaIan
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within legal hours, the following des crlbed
property, Situated in MeEphis, Shelby co IN
ty, IenneE see, to-Wit:
Lot No. |, being part'cF the subdivision OF
the following property known as a part OF lot
No. sos of OrIglna county: Beginning at the
northwest corr er of said .ot on the south side
of the Ealeigh road north 6215 east E0SI5 feet
from an alley % feet Wide; thence east ID feet
with the south side OF said Raieigh road TO
the northeast conner of SAID lot; thence south
$50 east l22 feet to the southeast corner of said
lot thence west 10 Ieet TO the southwest cor
ner of said lot; thence north . west l53 feet
10 the beginning less 20 feet of said lot sold to
the CT of Memphis. SatA lot Mol fronts IS
feet on said Raleigh road, or johnson avenue
which is its north boundary, and bounded on
the east by lot No; 2, ontthe south By -, and
on the east by said 60 etelley or aVenus.
Terms OF sale One-thifd cash; balance in
six and twelve n onJhs, notes with approved
security bearing interest from date, lien re-
tanned, etc.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master,
This DC obeI . 1875.
BY X. j. Black, ID. c. anS NJ.
L sizes a kll-tt, attOrneyh pct2 fr
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COTTON MARKETS,

ings In limited demand, Ia! fancy Ca,si-
meres and fircy knit goods ere more
Bet -
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust made to me az
ID trustee by T. We Lake, for the benefit OF
j. q j. Steele, on the lth OF January, 1870 on
record In book II, pages l6 and III, and under
a decree of the First Chsncery Court OF shelly
county, made July !, 1875, In the case of Henry
Lake VS.. j. & ]. Steele and Others and affirme,i
by the Supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request of the beneficlaries In sal
deed of trust. / will. on
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Bankruptcy sale.
Wednesday, November 8. 1873.

DY virtue of a general order OF sale entered
ID by the United States District COur. for the
district OF West Tennessee, will sell at pub
lie auction at 10 O'Clock a m, on
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Thursday, November IL, 1876,

in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street
Memphis, Tennesse e, proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
land hereinafter described, for and during the
life of Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated in Shelby county, Ten.
neseee, and described as follows: So muc.l
and such part OF lot No. 4 OF the original race.
ground tract as has heretofore fallen TO ami
been vested in the said I. W. Lake in the par.
tition between him and the other children
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake, as the same il
fully shown by deeds aud plots now on record
IN the ONCE of the Register of Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book IA, pages 81, So and 50, and
book Sc, pages 547 to 552, and in book 20, pages
joS, etc, all CT which COnvey8nces and plots
are here referred to for fuller description Of
the twenty acres, or thereabOuts, conveyed 4,
me in said trust deed. The right Of redemp-
ton is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours OF 10 and
" am. ! VIII convey as trustee, and will SCI
and convey the land only during the life
said Janet Lake.
October 5, 1875.
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Trust Sale.

D1 virtue OF a deed of trust made 70 me as
- trustee, to secure the payment OF a certain
note therein set out, said trust deed recorded
IN chattel book No. 9, page It's, registers Office
Shelby county. Tennessee. j will ON
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EsGAh..E AND TRADE,

FINANCIAL AFFAIEs are without
eveu'P Ihs supply Il exchange con
uuucs 90 oe large, with only ght de,
Elandi quoting discount on New YORK.
and { on New Orleaus; selling st oar
on both. Gold fe.', quoting ll6 in New
York at noon; brokers' here wee CTR
ing ll4!Hll5 The change in The rrica
q gold sFgeu- % Intimate ftz, tho
gold gamblers aI2 either losing their
control o. rhc as;a), OF having slueez.d
'lt-. victims, they sre giving them time
T1r another pressure. The New York
i1'gs: As the short interest continue
large lbe clique has taken advantage IF
the sstnp to advance the price, and ex-
act Ugh rates 70. tie use # cssh gold.
the result OF which i - demOrAlize the
foreign exchanges. Merchants and
Others requiring gold should, wherever
% IS possible, either buy the same ont
right, OK else make time loans; as the
ability q the clique 20 control the small
supply has come 10 be regardCd as s cer-
faiu While cc1iOTaUle fsc'." Nothing
new was reported Of home secUrities
ald We repCa quotations:
Wen pals police and Gre, buyl -. g,s,.s
memphis tax scrip, buy 10 & --.....-- SSs,s.
AyIhty warrant, buying IT,, Z
state warrants. buying. -.- % ~,
New Issue, Tennessee, Uuylng. 255,.yi
TIE COTTON MARKET yests;ray vas
the most hCtiye one o. the, ssssnn In
sa .es reaching 1900 b .es, Ern5,t irs
were ne prncipsI Dryers, they were in.
q ! ny change &c Liverpool frejPbts
So y. ~ conc IS, JGs On tie part offc lers'
a.. - y ssigS q the over quotations II
~, s.Is olll- table. Ia many cases, how.
49, W. prices Of the day before were
rea!izei The market clio ed
81 n ~ aud fi-m at quotations. The 70.
.elpts were the lowest # the week.
Dsirg under 2ulO bales. The fJJlowing
were the cl1sing Memphis official qu)ts-
t.8ns:
, 1875-01-15
Gladstone Formally Rctires from the
Liberal Leadership.
King Alphonso Is Well Received in
tia Spanish Capital.
A British Vessel Attacked by Pirates and
the Crew Murdered.
Tho Dutch Gain Another Victory
Over tho Acl,incsc.

GREAT BRITAIN.
GLADSTONE wIrHl.nAWs FHuM Tnn LIBERAL
LEAnEns1f1r.
T.oSnoy, Jan. l3-G d. m.-Glat'stnno, with
drawing ~ loalor of tho Idhoral patty, Wrltes
Eart Granville: ''Tho tlmo has arrived when
ought to revert to my letter OF March
last After reviewing a number OF
public and private considerations. Glad
stone says: ~ SEQ no public advantage In
my continuing to act an leader os tho 1.ipcrai
party. After fnrty-two years Ut lahorionH puhiic
life, / think myself entitled 10 retro with the
present opportunity. This .otlrement is dictated
Ey prtsunal yiews regarding tho method of
sro,lding the closing years Ut my lifo hiy con-
duet in Parliament will continue to ha gov
oicd by tho sa,no principles as hitherto.
and Arrangements to advance tho convenience
Of Tho Liberal party will have my coraih! Sup
port" go. ..........,
Earl Granville replies: ~ hare communicated
in tiotail the roasona for whicl, profoundly TO-
gres md derrccato your decision. My lato
colleagues fully agree In this regret at
tho failure Of tho eudeavors to dlasuado yolt
from your purpose, and doubtleas. the Liberal
party also concur with us in tho observations We
atldrcseed you, prompted by considerations o.
publso advantages, aud not merely by q Bense OF
your service and our admiration aud attach"
uent."
, 1875-01-15

Some of tho Eleyci1sh.tn0nr Lnbofcra
In tho Wisconsin Vfnes lrlis

Some OF tho EleycMth.fn Hour Enborcrs
In tho Wisconsin Vfnes ttrd.
Fosp nu LAC, Jan. 13.-Tho Daily Common-
tceaNh, Republican, Of this city, in It's connonta
On tie election Of Fred Horn to tho Speakershlp.
takes occasion to allude TO tho prompsneas with
which Wisconsin Republicans haye paid teno-
gado Democrats. Had some one told Mr.. Horn
two years ago that 1o would bo tie Republican
hayo called out the Cedarburg lsifioa, and had
him shot forthwith. AIr. Horn has loon for
twenty-tive years ono OF tho most persist
cut, hard-headcd Democrats III tho State. In
1872 ho voted for Graut, rather than swallow
the most prominent among tue founders OF the
Nopubiican party. Horace ureeey. Tho follow
Ing year, ho felowahiped with the Republicans,
acting With them In the State Convention TINT
reuo1ninuted Gov. Washburn. To-day Ae IL a
fu1l-1!cdsed Republican leader, paid In advance.
4 nore generous party thau oura mover has OK
isted. 3a,nes Il. Doohtt!o, popped out Of tho
30 10 spoak. tho Republicans elected hin,
to the Unlted statos Soaato. aud kept
him thero twclye years. Quo day a1att
Carpenter discovered that he couldn't
soc . Senatorial cllefry on ths Domocratlo
branches, aud le climbed out of tho tree. seized
tho tall-board OF tho lepubllcan wagon, and tho
next morning, so to speak, tho Republicans post
ed him of to tho Sona.o. And there is Judge
| barron: he felt Hick QUE morning and thought .
| rhanG0 OF party would do him good. He took
| dinner with the Republicans, and in tho evening
| wAa circuit Judge. aud, from that day to this,
| lie has he!d aome kind Of All oiic9, Aud no"
comes Fred Horn, NTH Dcmocrato 'refspiratlon
| still dampcning lla brov, and IL given the aos1
honorable position within tho gift Of tho 1tepub'
] ltcan Assembly.
, 1875-01-15

MfSCELLAk- GUS,

LITTLE RotK PROTESTS
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jau. 14.-Tuenty-avo
commercial travellers, representing bus'ncss-
houses OF st. Lonis. 1.ouHviltc, mud Memphis,
have Forwarded statement to Congress dens-
ing tho ttspatcl, Of Con. Sheridan to tho secio-
.aly Of War. In 50 far as IT refers to tho terror
iam In Arkanhas. David ". Caruth nna II. L.
Weaver. Of st. LOFTS, aud Capt. John Leather
of Louisville, ara among tho sigcrs, al1h nearly
tho entire 0ornlau population Of tho city iafo
iofnol in a letter nf thauks TO Senator Sshnr1
for hjs Hpeenli OIL tho Louisiana question In the
United States HDnato on Monday.
MEETING AT ALBANY. ....
ALBANY, y. y, Tan. 1t.-A large meeting WAS
he'll NJ rwett1e Hall last evening to express
indignation NJ tho recent action of tho aoidtcrs
in Nes Orlca.,H. None Of tile speakers alluded
to the Presidents mcHnape, but come Of them
hcll President uraus solnly responsible for the
afTair.
GILL Fon NETTING IN CLEVELAND.
C1scyssArl, O., jan. 1l.--rwenty-e y-ei ,ht PROM
inont business men and leading firms OF this
city have nlgnea calf for :. public moetne to
bs held Mt rike'a Opera House. on Saturday
evening next. to rroscht against tho recent action
Of tile military ut Now Orleans.
, 1875-01-15

ALL OF osr patterns from gnrcgn manufactured wa
have sufficient talent in this country IN nriKiuate new
deatsn., mnrs rtrsAnt anh m.,re snitAh,e frr thu
nf tic American pruE1s; ~ securing this Oh.
4cst give ii our Irnduets tho elanr VI
national rhtrarter, a; show 10 tho cufih"mc1e That
they nre. and hayr hc.n using large quantities ~
American goo.1s sold tn them as Of English h,Anll-
fartN1r.
RESOLUTIONS III reference to Crston-11oliso
regulations woro referred II the incoming E1-
cc,,tye. Tho following Coinmiiteon wsre then
appointed. tho first by tho Assoclasion aud tho
latter hy the Ehnit:
Executive john Moses. President, Trenton,
n. j.; Tllonaa c, Smith, Grncnruint, y. VI ".
II, yodrey. Fact Liverpool, Ohio; and Frederick
dallas, Cncisltats Ohio.
Au',iting-.1oserh II. Moore. Trenton, N. J.. :
Gcuree W. Oliver, G,4iaes, N. l., and George
West. East Liverpool. OHIO.
On motion Of Illon,as q. Smith, 1t was agreed
that tho noxt annual meeting OF the AAsocta-
ton sl,onltl be held at l'stssburB OH tho second
"Wednesday Of January. 1876.
Mr. Cyrus Elder OF tho National Industrial
f4cague. nd,lreaAcd tho Association in rntcrancc
to protection to American industry. lie ulgets
that representative Of tho manufacturing !ot-
tel II. the representative council Of tho League
be appointed. The Convention then iinallv na-
ipurncd. III tho afternoon tho members Of tho
Asancation Fartook Of banquet at tho Mcr-
chAutb' uptpl.
, 1875-01-15

Adjournment of the National A4socaa-
taon OF American CroCherF MAnu-
1ncturers.
Special Dtspatch to Ths Chicago TRIBUNE.
PARLIAMENTARY, Jan. 14,-Ihe Convention OF
manufacturing potters Ut the United htatea re-
assembled this tnosuing, President Moses iu tho
chair. Tho motion was carried In refofonce to
uniform selling prices, to proyeut combination
among producers. A resolution was adopted
providing That four Secretaries be appointed 10
taltcct Statistics OF tho trade, aud lntutehauga
aud distribute information relative to tho art.
The Chairman named ~ Secretaries Frederick
Dallas. Cl.eiuuati, o.; John H. Tayiar' East
Liverpool O.. q. II. l.. Smith, Qtec1li'oins, n.
Il; aud ". A. II. ScLEoiher, Phmni1y VILE "a.
4 committee to secure space Tor the Assoea'
iiou Of Malufactusers vt the tentolniai Exhibit
ton was appointed ~ fulowB; George Morley
ana III. II. FosuttH, East Liverpool. q; ~
Tempest, CinciuuatI; ". A. 6chrcitsr. lhuni1:
vile; 7. Z. smith, 1reonpoins' n. f.i aad
Isaau Davis, Trenton, n. J. A resolution tru'u
| tho Committee Oh New business was adopted, O.
follows:
w a1u Of the opinten ihat tho time haa arrived
wheu thc American battery Interest Las tecome o
sufficient Importance 10 te recognized ~ IN AnesieaE
manufacturing intesust tLoull not tn the future
- ~ hsss bssu doing Ii thu past, eopy Ill qr usas,
, 1875-01-15

IL will ho impossible to get all tho facts and!
firm correct Judgment for several days. and
mon wl,u wonI not send n lonfer to tho "otk~
ln,ae fir week IN advance Of tho testimony
ought 10 wait little before voting ~ Congress-
men solemn ccnsnronnon cn-or.llaat" branches
Of tl4o Oovoinment, or hastouing to reconstruct
State. 50 much for tho details OF last Mot-
DAYS work.
int upon the general Louisiana question
tho, O ia no doubt iett that the time l'as como
fur decisive action. Tho condition tho1o s dis
graceful, and Congress onfhe to have ncsca two
ycurs ant ,1pon tito urgent recomm enution Of
the II esident to investigate and satllo tho con-
t.oyarsy. lie will mt receive nns legislation aa
,cilscting upou him, T. he has solicited lee'sIa-
t,on in oyofy message, and would sloli1 tcss 10
rlI,j to get relieved Of Kellogg by my cnurHe
Congrcss may think wise. Members do mt hrs
itate to o1preas profound anxiety over tue tit1la-
t,ol,, and tho strongest ahhorrence of military
tn,or{ereuce In t!u organization OF Legislatures.
but thus carl,ot raw for several dayA yet pre-
cisoly what they will voto 10 DO. j. IL IL.
, 1875-01-15

deet{at DlsDatcA 70 Iht CA1ca9a FribuN&.
W1LxEsDAnAE, ra., Jan. 1.-THE First Ma
tionaI Bank OF Carbondalo was robbed to-day
about half-past u O'Clock. while the Cashier,
James Stost, WAS alone In the bank, tho clerks
being ut dinner. Two mon came In aud asked to
have bill exchanged. An tho Cashier. who III
a foobie old man, WAS counting the money, the
two mon sprang over tho counter aud grappled
with him. and, AFTER desperate struggle, in
which no was severely boaten, Gag WAS thrust
into Lis mouth, hia hands tied behind his
back, and his fces securely bound.
1hers was q paolago Of s16.ooG. but shoy did
not get 1t, as 4 woman came In tl,a front door
and frightened ts1om away. They then ran
acrosa tho river on the leo, jumped nto sleigh,
ald made their cAcapa before any alarm could
10 given. Two men wore arrested on suspicion,
but tho Cashier las uct besu able to identify
tlcm With certainty.
, 1875-01-15
MINERS IN COUNCIL,

-. ...a.,. -r
ACTION OF THE bEsEsoLESF Assoe4AI1oS w 1AAl@
Fo{s At BPHISGFIELD-TNH ElouT-HOuH QuEa-
r,n.-uu, o. oovpux,.a e,n,res r,c
w. ~ ~ o.'' -
Srttiat bnpateh to 1he Ch'caoo ir4onne.
BrnluarlELp, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE Alnor1' Banev-
.,..t ,a.ao.,;., ~ I1,,,,i. ,,ota +I,.r f,,,xon.
o'eut AAsoc.a''o1 W t.'uo's ISM aesu ~" n'u1
tlou HGio To-Day. teorGo hlneuosu. III nehe'
villa. yas reelected President: Walter Nutledke,
y, ill.,. u.a..t... n..,,,1, .f,f.,, ~ n;r.,l
ot alton, 'oeceelasF iAltlcA atttanht " oHatu'
Treasurer; Truatees, d. Mclaughlin, OF Uraid.
1xood 1,irl,or1 Vvnl1,narraft nj Snrnof1e1d. and
"o"1 .'NH@'. """A1.'A "' = - ~ -,
James licGayin, Of 1Hyerton. IAo following
arc tho mort important resolutions adopted:
n,I T,. Z =, ~, ..,,,n., -, ~. senrss.,t,t
is'o!pea, tnns ~. ~ =. tne . ulu ,it; ~ ~ f;r aas
nnrb I'M ,si1.nu, rninn th,s caunut ho e.fected !:
therefara n" nopo t,st iii ,asn whu are desfon to
hays shs Eispt-H law abHsad Will AID ths per-
fsctsug Of our Organization.
Nesocts Ilat = Is ;hu .snh' Of shis conyeMaon INT
.n .he nas, n,, onsIatIvs moer.
tas ,haselv nsaMa Sna nes.ss'2y in .hs ,olIon,ur
u.rticmars: First. amrnd Bec B. 10 that ali ,nlnes
ahsi be provided with escareltsen safts within ono
scar s,on1, 4net sac. that all mines tn.lst he
provided with cages and gaitiea third, au,eud Hoe y
~ ~ to more clearly acnhe Waa eonssttes w.
perspnsl ln1afy. iouT'n, .lenn es t ~ ~ .as '.s
ua,'.'sr RI" srang no M - contrsrv IN n sur,t n
, 1875-01-15

Srscjat Htspateh to The Chicago tribune.
Spn1sarIELp, ILL.,, Jau. 1l.-Tho State Grange
adjourned to-day, but, before doing 30, passed
the following resolutions,
eso!rtd, Tha the State Grange OF Illinois urgently
Fe1leat the members Of Legialaura IL their
utmost excrtlona to prevent le Etptal or nodihca-
uon Ut tlB present Temperance law IF the Bt4te.
IesuIeed, That tho Legislature Of tho htae of ILL.,
nota at lreaeu nesclnted in Springfield, 10 re4uespa
to oppose s attenpts mauc hy Ae railroad aud other
houHD CuEnmias!un Law. .
WltEaE4s, Tie custp1u OF the Congress Of tho untet
Btatea to extent 1ateH to those havs already
cnmulae4 large foftuHca has 70 enhanced the prica
Of many useful inventions ~ 10 laco tAau beyond tho
rca.h OF persuus Of moderate sneats;
Rcauttd, That tho state Grange Of Illinois demand
Of thes Representatives in both ou4os Of Congress to
every honorable leNhB to prnyeut the tnutEcft.
inate extension Of patents.
, 1875-01-15
THE FIFE At VERMILltoH, DIT,


S1ouS CRY. Ia, Jan. 14.-Tu-dar'a dispatcher
plaoa tho lossoa III the Ter1nlon tiro at 315, ,U04
to Ssp,Gu0. preatluo Il ;iewsou's bank WAS
hnrncd hut tho money, looks, nnd papers wo:o
Eayod. pratt 4 Deyay, dry Eools aud gr.,eo-
rles, estimate thoir lnss OIL stack at eli.0o0.
They ate ,he heaviest l;Hcra. Two ucwrrai,cr-
Offices ns"l twau1s stores wo.o tHr.r1 Tho in.
ti1rlllcc in raid t., 'o nat ,.ct - per cent. Ine
tiro originated in l.. !. ;:i,noH~oaH, Cnant7
Tfcasnror, a;'l Judge Of tho lrJln1te's o.iro, ia
the KecuIll H.ury Of Aanphi EIek. lIo c.a:l1s
to have lost "a Uru il ,ul,uY poionsig to tie
connsy. All thu rccori.. boox', e'c.. III hid
oili1a Hora butnctl. sud hs IL as'sacetcl Of bct-
ting tho llre und w,ll 10 arrossed.
, 1875-01-15

8FfCtdE Ut8t0EH ~ H9 LHstA1" 7'FVH'*F
Fosn pu LAC. Wis, Jan. 14.-lt WAS decided
several months ago. In Wow OF tho good rosulls
from tho Appleton Convention Of last wlntor, to
hare ous th!s WINTER 1t will occur In this city
some time next month. AB the case last winter,
tho Fond du Lac Convention will be under tho
auspices Of tie Northern WISCONSIN Agricultural
aud Mechanical Association. The Committee Of
Arrangements copsiats Of tho following uamed
geutlumen; Dsus q. Lamb, Of this city; j. II.
Smith. Of dseeu LAY; Il. .. Torroy, ot osh-
kash Il. =. l,ennott, ct APPLETON; aud I, J..
viii take wide range, aud ba instructive and
antoEtaipiHK.
, 1875-01-15


GALESA, ILL.,, Jaa. IA heavy fro ragged in
Ibis qty Inst evening, commencing Mt about $3.50
O'CLOCK, aud totally destroyed tho o1otl,ing-houfo
Of a. J. Louchheim, ]. II. Tildick's dry-goods
store, Mrs. Cl,apin'A millinery, and II. II.
Chan1}er's tlly-go6ds stose. Thu origin of tue fro
is mysteyy. 1t commenced in tho ilrst story
Of Louchhein1'a Rtoro. 4 steamer arrived
from Dubuque Mt o'clock. b1,t tho lire at thns
tima Ind been brought nner control. Tbs loss
il estimated Mt fully 2lt5,uJ0: Insured an FOL
lows so far az cas bo nscertalnal: A. j. Lnt1ch-
hcm, in the Ihrnix. Oh stock, s4l5, ,GD0 Gcr.lal,-
American, ::a,0on; Insurance Company Of Eorsh
AmcrGa, s?5oo; srrlngi"kl, S4.doni Ilo,aa
and Hartford al,t0n; Liverpool atd London
aud ('obr, :5,00n Total, .4D,nno. ]. It Il. II.
T!ddick. IN llMrnix. STOCK anil building, 10 500,
Gorlnatl- American. *6:ln: 11oa'c and Hartford,
s12 5n1: Lancaster, ai.D'Jn; lnpuru,,on Company
Of North Amcrlcl, s!,60n; NtM an; sprn,s,-
fed. 57,ooo; total, e'li.50o. II. H. CI,aIldler,
in Goinhti-smtsca,l. stel: and building. ,s;En1;
North BIi'rl aercNltito :;J,j,o: Imperial,
s2,5on: lAyerport, Lot'.ian d t;;ha, .'.M'p !
tut1 $40, ,Da". OtnorinAusan:s, ~, ]o5, rJsal
insurance, 43l, SD0.
, 1875-01-15

srRouDsnCRo. Pa, Jan. 14.-1p tho case OF
MeIss agaiast the pennsylvauia Mutual Life In
surapce Company, brought to rocovcs the face-
yalus OF life pulley, the payment Of which waa
refused m tho ground that the deceased COM
nittel suicide with latent to do!faud the Jury
returned verdict for the plaintiff for e1e, ,459.
A motion will ho argued tor . new trial ut Mauch
l'hunk on tue 1at Of February.
, 1875-01-15

A Jusslca Of tllu Peace iu Vermont was recent
1y cal.ud Oil by . couple fsom BaEton who desired
to 10 laarried, but two weaka altar the ceremony
he remembered that the marriage Eas Illegal ~
being male out OF the county whore tho nonpto
belonged. Eo la went into tholt county aud
married then agkln. Homo time after he recol-
lected that 10 lad not boon qualified for office In
thoir county, sud, taking the oath, 10 again per-
fosned the cesemooy.
, 1875-01-15

8pectaf Dspatch to Ths Chicaao Tfteun4.
ALTON, ILL.,, Jan. l4.-TAs evening, about
o'clock, fire broke out in building hotwoeu
Fourth aud Fifth streets, used as warehouse,
which was entirely consumed, together with III
contents. Loss, 800 Or $500; insurance moi
ascaftRinel.
, 1875-01-15

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 1.-THE funeral OF eK-
Gov. Thomas Z. Dramletto tomorrow will bo ono
OF the most imposing ever had in tlis city. Tie
Bar OF the rariollA courts met to-day, and suita.
abJa addresses were made aud resolutions OF Ee-
sneot pasted, Ths BAx viii attend ia body.
, 1875-01-15

Sutciai Dispatch to 7Hc.Ehieaqo Tribune,
A1npuRY. ILL.,, Jan. 14.-TAo repair shops con-
noctcd with tho AIa1ahtleld coal-nlno, uoar this
place, took fire lust night at O'clock. mud. to-
gothor with tue oontouta. burned to thu ground.
Tic loss will nit oxcuol sl,oJ0; 10 iuaurauco.
origin ok tho fire unknown.
, 1875-01-15

Loxnox. Jau. IA repolt has been received
from Now Zealand that tho cutter LapwinG was
recently attacked by natives Of Sauta Cruz
Island, hor crew ovorpowerod and lunstaored,
Tho sayagoa afterwards attacked tho british var
Bhip Sand Fly, but were driven oG.
, 1875-01-15

MEMPHIS. Tenu., Ja:,. IA fire broke cut n
Q O'Clock tonight in tho secoua story OF tue Kre.
mer Building, Main street. jones' drug stors
and MrH. s1lliyan's millinery establishment en-
tho first t]oot were considerably damaged Dnm.
ago to building about s3,b00. Damage to druSa
and dresH- goola about Sl5,D00.