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Pror. MueIIer's soiree Dansa0te,

Yesterday afternoon Prof. MuelleT's
weekly soiree ddnSants at the Memphis club
hall was largely attended. The German with
many OF its latest and most graceful figures
was given quite excellent. Under the direc-
ton OF Prof. Mueller the pupils have been
wonderfully taught and prOgr5 SSed with
astonishing rapidity. This accomplished
gentleman and TCspf ct~d artist has long since
won for himself a brilliant reputation as
professor OF the terpsichOrean art, and we are
glsd TO know that he Is daily increasing the
number OF pupils in his academy, which has
become one OF the institutions OF Memphis
and contributes largely TO the enjoyment OF
the ladies, children and young gentlemen.
The attendance yesterday was composed Of
the ellie OF the city, and evidences the general
Interest and esteem our best people cherish
for one whose efforts have been so s!guaIIy
friumnhanf In the Al of dancing
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PROBATE COURT SALE
REAL D9TATE

No. 206, r. DIN tins. Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-N. II. Persons ct al, VS.
James I. Hill ct al.
DURSUANT to an order opening biddinps
il Tor land sold in the above cause, on the
ID day OF January, 1875, notice is hereby given
that bids for the same will be received at the
office OF James Reilly, clerk, until
Tuesday, the 9th Day of February, 1875,
at o'clock pm. Bidders will be required TO
comply with former order OF sale as OF date Of
said sale.
Ssid land is described as follows, to-wit:
Known a. the "Nanderyille Place. owned by
John T. Vaudeville, the intestate, inherited
through his mother from Turner Persons in
the hird Civil District OF Shelby county, on
the north side OF the Memphis and Somer-
Vile road, bounded or the east by the lands Of
VIM. Reynolds and family, on the north by
the lands Of tue Peter ID. Wynne place, now
owned BY Geo. r. Wynne, and on the west by
the James T. Persons lands. For more con-
plete description see surveyors report and
plat on file ia said cause. Without Tedemp-
ton.
Terms of SeIe-One-thiTI cash, balance in
one and two years, with Interest from day of
sale; purchaser TO execute notes with good Sc
curlty, and lien will be retained 20 secure
deferred payments.
January -, 1873.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
Luke W. Einlay, Sol, Tor complts,
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Saturday, 9Th Of March, 1875,

offer for sale at public outcry, for cash, to the
highest ana best bidder, between the hours o!
10 am. and pm. of that day, on the south
west corner OF Main and Madison streets, OF
the city OF Memphis, a lot of land situate, ly-
ing and being in the county and State afore-
said, and in the city of Memphis, and de-
scribed as follows: Being 3 part of lot No. 81
on the plan of Memphis. on which is situated
the stOrehOuse numbered -, on Front street,
between Union and Monroe streets, the line
of said lot beginning 49 6-l2 feet ION Front
street. north OF Union street. thencs running
DOrthward with Front street A9-l2 feet
1857 feet to an alley; thence with said alley
sOuthwaTdly d g-l2 feet with harrington ard
ChuTchs line; thence with said line vest
of redemption ~ waived II said deed of trust
The tltle Is believed TO be good, but sell and
convey only as trustee.
EDWARD J. PHILLIPS, Trustee
Wilson & Beard, Att ys. las
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Chamber of Commerce.

MONTHLY meeting MONDAY, Fzbruary
vi lst, at p m. Business of importan ce.
Membe Will please be prompt in attendance.
j. NJ. PETTIGREW, President.
JNO. g. TOOF. Secretary
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Invincible Fire COmpany. No, J

DEGULAR meeting on MONDAY evening,
III february lst, at 715 O'Clock, Et No. 392
Front street, under Gay0so House. A full at
tendance is desired.
By order OF the President.
NICK CUNNY. SecretarY.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the terms of trust deed made
d by Hiram \. Psrtee, ON the 18th OF Sep
tember, 1872, TO me as trustee to secure the
payment Of a certain note therein described,
as Will be seen by reference to said deed OF re-
cord in the office OF the Register of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No. 80, pp. 1876 ct
seq and at the request OF the holder OF said
note, the same being due and unpaid, will,
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PhiIiips's italian opera Troupe.

Our amusement-lOving citizens will
be pleased TO know that PhilIips's Italian
opera troupe will give entertainments at the
Greenlaw Operahouss Friday and Saturday.
the fifth and sixth iustantS. This troupe is
composed OF true artists who have attained
distinction on the lyric stage. and Justly too,
II We may udgs or the large hOuses they have
drawn ana the general satisfaction which
they seem 10 have given in the leading cities
% the Union. Tie Barber Of SeU Ue and Don
f1GSgHdle VIII be given in The superb Rtyle
Characteristic OF Ilis troupe, which IS com
iaudlnl, baritone; SignoT kacelli, buffo balso
~ Geo. ". Colby, musiCal director. We pre-
c'ct large attendance OF our best people
liant and unusually good. We have long
wished for an operate troupe here, and he
lieve our citizens viii bestow a liberal patron
age 10 this one.
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Railway Collision.

PATTERSON, January ga freight
train on the Erie road, bound east, ran
into another standing on the track at
HOhOkas, killing the firemen and injur-
ing the engineer. Both trains took fire,
and the track was obstructed for some
hours.
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DR.. Munssy-HIs Lecture on Temper
auce Tonight.

EDIroRs APPEAL-Having heard a part OF
this lecture last Thursday evening, at the
First Methodist church, ] would commend,
from what little know OF Il, the hearing OF
IL 70 AL. II would bc a great misfOItuns TO
many not 10 hear IL; 10 would be a serious
loss 70 all. believe no other living man Can
portray this subject In al iJs horrible and
hideous analysis as DR.. Muusey. He is at
the same time em.nently practical, meta
physical and poetic In his discussion
OF one Of the most Inomentous
themes that ever engaged a human mind
o. touched a human heart. He neither ex-
aggerates its prevalence nor its effects bad as
they are, but be paints the horrible picture,
lust as Il l. and what iL Is 10 be in eternity
No mind ever had deeper nor a clearer con-
cept4On OF the dignity OF The man." nor did
ever man sDar lOitieT OF lower into the glory
OF the doom OF ths fG.uEe destiny OF the i'm
mortal. II seems as II God has pETpO>ed and
endowed him 10 picture eternity, 10 paint i'm
meusity and 10 aualyse Innnity, in either d.
Ice Lon OF Tue lost OF the saved. Milton, nor
Daute, nor PO!lacE ever took such flights
ln'O the realms OI Eu-pe' guided ImagIns-
the Uible IN lis fearful but Iac0uic descrip-
tons OF eternal death or eternal life. Nor Is
MT. Muusey less pow erfui IN ais deliueaLions
OF good and eNl in the sphere OF thE moral
here below. Nature, scleuc- and art are COM
y etely at his command. Perhaps IN these he
Sometimes oyerleaps Llmsyll aud Overdr8ws
the tIuth. don't wonder that 30 fertile an
Imagination should sometimes DO this: anu !
do wonder that lac Is practical at all. Bgt iu
the sphere Of SPECULATION and poetry he
cxcs' ell IN bringing Up from the
ya,ty deep OF a well-rtOred aud q largely de-
TeIoped BRAIN things new-and old" His lp-
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The Memphis cotton exchange, pursu-
ant TO adjournment met in its hail at half past
three o'clock yesterday afternoon, to hear the
report of the committee on warehouse re-
ceipts" The object or the meeting being
stated by President Galbreath, the following
MAJORTTY REPORT
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THE HOOD INQUEST.

Attest: Count de Noses, first gentlen
the Wardrobe, late minister and cook.
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THE MINORITY REPORT

from Messrs. Hadden and Petit, whose OBJ
lection was 10 the adoption of section seven
teen in the bill resented to the Legislature
concerning warehouse receipts.
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BY THE KING.
Demand Upon His Honor, Mayor
LOague, for the Surrender Of the
city 10 the Forces Of King
Carnival.
Answer Of Our Chief HBgistTaIe-He
Gives Up Gracefully - Memphis
VIII be the Royal City
in 1875.

The following correspondence fully
explains Itself, and will, just now, be as inter-
eStng reading IS any OF the year:
FROM OUR CONCENTRATED CAVERNS,0
STILL UNDIsCOyERED,
, 1875-11-29

~. M Y. 6lbaey. Of Cincinnati. ia Ut ths Tfs-
~. ss.a Alllsa q. Edgorton, of Boston, is ut tho
@s1s*uout.
sas P.clnc. -
t.s "ssseFs ". D. Allison .nd q. D. Wright, OF
- u 1t tbs psolhc,
nv. ~: aon. Elijah Smith and tas hon. Geo.
>$se ef Do4ton, Ate u the paoiho.
S..1saos Saos "s*hburue. Of Paris. 500 Of E. y.
hS4%ausos' sud Secretary Ct the Paris Legation,
Nh, s..aom" Nv quote the .&go, "copeth only
Il. Foil qasoksd = seo.s, than
t2't~an' .. 8. Navy. Is 1t the Palmer.
aaa aaseksoo Clark sni r. II. Hamilton, Of lss-
III u tha Palmer,
~. soaasa M florsuos. ths comedian. /. .bs oaseuod
ta,.,1 uA'5a!s, and hAs beau urdo,ed by lila
'es4a 10 eesss work.
M - !. a'rt'e'n. the woman who defended hor-
b. "a ~" charge Of o,urder,ug hsr best fritui
l.e, h hosa story Of tortune-tettiuy anl ncct-
In, ~ ostA summoned to stand Larg .hr<,
~@s 'aeaasnts Of The mu1dst, wl:ca ~ssa
, 1875-11-29
TIRE SuEZ CANAL


BnussE8. Nv:. 23.-Le .lord, tho Russian Or
gau, believes that. "hoSevor great The conso-
quonces Of Ensland's purchase OF lhs cnual
shares may be, tls transaction cannot en-
danger the pearc Of Europe. Tho pur-
clAso affects countries bordering on
tha Mediterranean sos, especially Trance,
aud 1t secms Impossible fJr the nftair to bo
comp!o' Ell without M international arrangement.
1t wnutd apouni 10 suear contiacatiop for Eu-
RA..d to u1destake the nssna genent OF tho camRl.
II il 10 n3e dcs.red that the cl.iIlZug wtrk Ut
tlls rAnll becomo q ulele instrument Of Il ado,
ar1ancameuts mist bs made to render tho
chanXa compatible With tile iutererss Of tho
world aud tito moins Of no]id 1a4r4nteeu."
sonoDy's nrBlsEsA ANYHOW.
I.nNDoH. Noy. !3.-tle Ttnaes, tn ita leauing
artic:e. states that tie other powers were not no
tihcl before tho purchase Of the 6uez Canal
sh Irea was mado because there was 10 time for
notification. aud Also bocauso tho powers had no
aRht to frotest in auch caso.
, 1875-11-29

IA n !" OF :en"o oil yolr q aivance in Ills
t,.1 .sa,lut d: tin iu1 MIR. Their ter. ;tnnr, ~
nt,"t tsi',fnlm :" shc f."' s1la: TIN cvlhZaton
of he fn'ars "a NJ! IL IS "n:se rnc'ic shr.
49,: !a:rs H!,lcf we'. i rt"-.'vo lii IL. y, Yi1
II:d.ca Gsa lii ts'.ca'lF, Ind n ~ nse srf-H1.-
uo.titr:. Tn~r curn r1,o 'ahl tnar ,A+ Z. l,. .nJy
b,r1, Is: poIa.o's ant othor reyo nh ca. i2l .alm
hn IL; isI 1., "a un 'e' f:'sas' M, q" '2aa,,
2oj.ooo ee,ea more thso ii Hi. Ssnly in,oa'
ta ITO 1u'i.an families nre now living in l'o',ues
than live years AGA. Tin Co'nmss' ;ner e1.
will nnvcr o.cu IN lin iJn''eIi St,tes In rnfer.
sncn to tno fsac':-llttia cotnt,v the Commission.
os ice smHsmla tAat !a.:! 'ation ho NOW suuslt
fran Cons'ee' off@,in" = Tar and full clusvn-
snntt Fo'kr Of tue Elteyenne ie:sr in Dakota
Thn trno o1uf sh:ens - 10 oirorad thu Sioux a,
telplstt NJ dt At tho Iore7unaeus for the
E'scE 'lIi!a ws DO fonrd by es.inaas-
'::!';a a'" north II IL. anil ai'al 3,o9o AZURE
miles Or tfnbe1. agricultural sud Hra 4ing lands
III o, til 10 1cn,. The ',otn'nisal ouer s4va tho
reed IF tho Indian TERRITORY ls Government Of
The ttT!s!tst form Oh i'e, ani suHses.s shat !
tlovt rn1nrnt r:7a,lar to that lr.vjsed for the
TeiritGrT II thu Entad tn IN naft III vent ef tho
.pet OhI,. ri 7cl,u,iuasv 10 Tho o'y ,'.atan uf u
tle crsl As"c'bv, ""tid bo hat a1Apted fur
tn4t I"rrlt Try Ht rrtlnnt. lie recommended
that tue mAt or he sss"n Mau.h. se!ayo coa~
erea.. Tlln Eon1n;sa o;li,nsea thB tranBfer
II tho lndssn Da- o4u to thu War Department,
hut recommends that .ha Purchasing, mAp"c;-
ir5. All Transporting Of Eoolo and sup lIcs re-
Qst'r3i H,tbElht TIM fr.liauk bo dono By that
department. III, Commissioner speaks 10 tho
iayheHs t.; a. o. the ai3 HfEDEdsd by tho d;tIes
cnt I:tt:Gn. lojies VI lAo cjuatsT. an1 otrleat.
II II. ,ts talt ConxreaA viii roinaTe tho 1,then!
t!eH which I1aSo heretofore beet nxporishce3 III
+ rocnr.I, tfp cl,i.ctHsut Of IawA and peccBs1ry
nppfol r,atifils fur the framing and cdentiol Of
| tie Indiana, Sone hat tho very best NEIL, hn
Aays. n'loul1 he appotp'nl ~ Ayonts. anil hn or
| prtE.eh llopc that Tho Govetumatl. will still
| 6r in9L:Iti 10 cali ujtnn tho Religions bolIea
! If tho cou:nry 10 aa!ne tho men. It is not ex.
| pe"ttd that n deficiency for this year will arse
exceeding 420U, ,Uut. 1ha coat uf maintaining all
thu Indians, eEccDt lbe Wider tibes. will sload-
,ly occrcase l1om this tt,no until ttev cenao be
burden to tIlu Goyernuent, /! IL not impEoo-
4uie. h3wevor. taat such an additional e1pendt-
| sure will bo required in bringing tas wtljer
| tEibcB into the beginning of civilization - will
fnako tho totals uf ths approximations for threu
ar four vcasR to com, eqlnl to thoae OF the last
| tureJ yoare. aud pct na;'- srsatet.
, 1875-11-29
TIL: ARMY.
LETT, -oEH. SUERIpAN'S xEpoBr.

LIEUT.. <OkHs 1Hkh4OAN . AEfpnfs
WAsu,So7ox,, D. O.. Nov. 2s.-Ths following
IL shs asaaA! a&,poet Of L1eut.-Qeu. 2. H, Haarl-
dan:
HxApau4n7Eas MIttrAAx DIVISION or 9ux Aissou.
H. CuIcAuu, ill., AuE. ~, !t1j.-lrt. RlttiaM u.
aa.pu I4.,.:a" .sv1akant Gtasrat, ntadqa4r1sr. u
fat ,l,,,y, Il. 1"t. Ne.--CuloxEt: hAvv tie
honor 10 submit Il Do intasm on Of tbs osner4 "
p.rimsut Goun4l lcss b.sius .lF..y bssn forwarded.
III. bi.,at.u bss Lt1a ,usts':ed sa;s my l.as IN:
IT, D.p4rt1rsus o. .4s aut. nss.'osn: c4!.s-
Department Ut the OUR pns, Gu. Ed~ssd
0V w " s mi pfa dsa au.Ss sc as o r,si
~ tas vom:aaud IL sus Department. ot .as Platte
These IT. tuu e4ly chauRas dauin9 the yssr.
Tas as.4.y nvt*:na Y tas Missouri nux comprises
mcst u tuu DUFF AID Wtsteru Elites, ~ tho les!t.
tnta. satt Ut Aslxk4 koshd.. Al! 4!.o. Including
ths Youtnsa.cra poldon of thu later tsfratoFy. ~
tsuds ifo:u british A!Et!ca tbs uoltu 10 Thu Gulf
ii Ne1.e, 4n ths eao arsuls aa tho south, aud t4r
s-st a. K.y Wet ou tho Uuf. Ah4 %ultaeu HiIh,n s
lsui.s un.ty-aps indtAu uss~s, nuntesanR n out
lJ.,U.1 Les4ona sc1liuIel over aIokH kAan tQJ
squ4ry n4aiLs Of ttuttsf ttFFttorJ.
For tAs Le.iar prototion v tAta ttontles With ss
rat alicuhuraL mining. nsscAa1l-, ant othsr ill.,
s0seau and for eaareaieuse III he administration e9
, 1875-11-29
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

Hpteial lhtpsteh q Th| Eatea9o TF7bVHs.
LA8ALAx, Ill, Nov. 23-Aan1yEn ny niyER--
Noth'ng.
ukpARr1o-Cana!-boats Morning Light ao1
Danube. both light, under ISL for peors ;
Champion and Moth Bs&nch, buth NTH unbtr
for leral. dropped lJwn.
pAs,Rp ls7o CAsAL--Nothiug.
IAasEp uur-Danube, fron Ottawa, light for
Peoria; North DgAleh, ~ith lumber for rerl |;
prop rlctof, towing Gypsy Queen, both NTH lun,-
ber for LaSa le.
Nina !ae4 i inches Of water On the mite eill
Of Luck Is.
WtSp-NoEthwast and cold,
, 1875-11-29

THE PROPOSALS. or GUATEMALA To BAN sALvApoR
Asp 1uE o1HEA GOVERNMENTS 70 UNITE UNDER
usE tLAa--sALvADoA AccEtrs
Tho following official communication from the
Government Of Ban sAlsador 10 tho uuals1naau
authorities explains tho fe,ling OF t!,olE respect
I've 0osstpneuts on the subject of uuatinG tho
two Central American Republscs under ono geE-
eral Government,
MINISTRY o. Foax1oN AEFAlas. ItxruaLso Or sAt-
yApo&. 9AN SALVADOR, Kept. -. i~7.-Ihs undtt-
.Esusd. ebassst with tae d"ty u .ttenIiaa y ~
.eiye tls uotab4s circular that An =. eeucys tho
Eu,uf Of tha FuEeien psEartaent ot oustsa-1s, i4*
4tdte..el IN tAs nsms q ta4t Aspaoh ~ va osesE
O3ysrautpes Of CshsEal An,tte4. exLl+tnin8 III tbs
lrf.s.s form tls uscess,y Of comEstinR II IN sss,
day ths Ceptta. American unien;,, prolHsiuS.
to begin will, tas uu;ty oi 'h-t country,
whlcn l. nov torn ~ di.eord. ffatFicld4l
strfs and dividing fxrtioIs. py tue caehrattpn Of
reatY hstIsta tho hys republics which VIII gu4f.ntss
tny!E lrms11l n,stsats- -sass as.s1san!na tas beat
, 1875-11-29
Auatria Replies to a Warlike Note
Of the Montene3rin Prince
in q Short Way,
Very Hard Times Reported in Paris---
Worth, the h1ilfinar, Likely 10 Fail.
"Lc Eortl," Of Brussels, Talks
OwfisIiiy on tic SucZ Canal
Question.
Feto Celebrating the Eighteenth Birth.
day Of tho Spanish King.
TURKEY,

TURKEY.
NOSTEN1: inu AND aEEv1A.
RAarst. Nov. 23.--lt Is ntatod here that with
a vlas to preventing Austrian iEt:Erontioa,
Monfenegto HI. p:opsA Il to Servia III ohcaAivo
and GetoutYa a.1s4uc. In faScr of Herzegovina,
and # i's offer IL accertcJ. botf. countries Will
tnl:e lo:n. ne;io'l.
LirTLE aoYTY nE4Sa BUSINESS TOO.
LoaooS, Nav. 2r.--.. Telegram ifo;n Berlin to
10 tho 1iHles r+rnrtA ah,t Montenegro h GET
tin. fures Ut 1.0UD 1nrn rra!y with Wow II
. d"rittTo cnconat7r, which is expected around
4uransso hut GhtclleEo.
ACIrn1A vEnr sSnnY.
Tin Prince of 1IoEteucEso Informed Austria
that his people would perhaps tai" part IL Tho
conflict, and Austria curtly Answoted that the
Primo was tho oext Judge Of bis own actions.
THE TCHKs yASQCI8HEp AFTER ALL.
Io:'poI. Nov. ga npec:n! from q tensa to
tho IlHec a.eosts that tue tattle A. ftra ten1lY
resulted IN positive defeat for the Turks. wan,
In their official diRpa.cAeB Oh the l7th, c1Rimel
that lboy had iou:ed tic insurgents.
, 1875-11-29

AN onpEut TO AcJuEgAEs.
BERLIN, Eof. S.-Sulzaa, tho lnteudent Of the
Court, haa issued q CIRCULAR to tho sheatros in
Berlin, directed to female artiatg, and foroiddnE
them any longer to indulge IN extraysEances Of
droas. The German cItics have always abused
Paris taste for appealing to dreaa and fas4'oo
has been SO great that German cri.ics have IN
aasea tAa Berlin ao,cEnuasns 10 assist them
Will Au order.
vow AhSIM 10 NJ In1En ron TREASON.
LONDON. Nov. 23-6 q. tu,-A SPECIAL trom Dct-
TN Aass tlls report il current thlt tho Senate
q! Et.ta Z. oWpa ruled that tho c!4ns:e OF tgse.on
Hgaiuat Eouut You Arui!u III adalissblo.
, 1875-11-29
IMPEACHMENT.

Wnszlsso, ". w.. Nor. 2s.-Arttc!ss Of In
parchment against John 8. uu1dusi. Treasurer
Of this State. wsEs adopted last uiSht BY tho
House Ds!s1x.es. lila ca&s will low 20 the
e+nAto tor sr4l Articles Of impeachment u aobl
+. A. Dsnustt. State Audlsor, will 10 voted NJ
to-mattax. Tbs oaatKas AgA,uas taese gentle
mea cous!st OF the abuse ot tile UoweEs Of the'r
o1lcs, and ualng siIa lutuence of their Official
position 4or thefr private interests.
, 1875-11-29

Spsetai U4pateh 70 tAs Chleasa TrtaHae.
BLoox1xuros, ILL.,. Nov, 33.-Tns Assoc!atioh
OF ths Alumni Of lhs Sold.er4' Osp!ans' tIonle Ut
Normal formed there Saturday. officers wore
rlosen ~ tollowa: r1ssldout, Miss Mary poser
o9 Normal Corresponding seotetafy. s!lAa blor-
euca Uhr, Of Normal; Recording Secretary
David Vanmatar. OF AocA lslan1 Treasurer,
Parry DAsls, of Mollus.
, 1875-11-29

THosF ES1LfHH IHoNttAp TUES.
1LYNourlf, Nov, 98.~-TLe British ifon-tuEret
ship Monarch. ol the channsl Iest. cAmo III col
l.siuu to-day Nth the Holden, from Pensacola,
for London. Ths IIotlen WAS badly dsmaged,
hos bows beiug smashed In. Tie mau.of-war ~as
Also sArlousty Injured. ani both yessets have put
into tt,s hh.bo1. ihn HuIdsn's ontosin asser.
that tue Monaich tslu,l tu csos8 tsleir poWa anu,
after sho ealliaio4, steamed Away Washout o1sr-
lug ASaMtauca
, 1875-11-29
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

TIE sEcHETAAx OF gHx TAEAsUay.
WAsulNo1oR, D. o., Nor. 2a.-The Secretary
Ut tho Ttassuty IL silll eneAEed Ia tne prenasa.
tlon Of hla report, and 1t will not be printed uu-
til Fsdus, whom It will be SAINT to tile ptincip4l
Giles for dlstrpusaou 10 tho preas on tas iay OF
Its tsansmtssaoa to Congress.
oTHEa CABINET REPORTS.
AL the Dureau reports hnve beon print Cd NTH
Que os two axcapsioua. Al 10 tia rapor.a Ut tho
heads Of Dapartlnsnsa it IA kapwu that tho
rostniaster-Qeuo1ai and Secretary Of the Iuts-
rlor have hhd lhslrs priuted.
TIE fnEsiDEsT
has not Jet finished hls lnsssage, but soue not
sols or I'll OF It Mill " read 10 the Caplust next
TIuaday.
okN. 1Hnhr,
Dsigadlt r.Q Qoncrai Tsrsy, COMM sndlug tue Do.
rattmept OF pAkotA In hs 9nnraI rcfo,t, 70.
yieNs ~ !enssh the e.lt.ouB 10 his DEPART
mcnt during Tho ti.cal year. ul!d coucur4 In the
recommends akt.un Of Maj. pubatr7, Cn,af Con-.
mi .earY Ut a1bHasolIcu II thtk Dc. arttnaut.
which relates to fraudulent bids ior loysl ua,uut
contracts. Hs sa,s:
bSlteyA thta styls Of Eadsug 1oay 0e to- ysrJ
gre4t s1leut stopll By requiring bids TO be sccua.
f9ulaI by certified check, for 4ba lto-
yo.uonats 10 hs Of the oonts4ct. Klrh nlsek
tu ee made payAt.s 10 tho order Of tbs Treasury If
tAe uuited statss. E4ch b. 10 tnibodS ~ eslFssa
tsuvlslo tor tbs fEl ituIe uf tho chuek
y III Ease shs btl II spssl Au1 hs bid lsr f4il. tn
- aAs;ts aud deliver II Tho krpl otss :onteatk III
tts su. With s4lsstlctoFy und for lts f4lshtu per
toEtAa1cx.
cuuMssaI 1NCn AM,rua REPanr.
Commissioner OF lud,au Ah4,ls builh, in hls
annuai re- Drt, saya that the s.nosts Of sAa lu-
a.sn SuparlAtsaasa1a aud AgentA convey uusait-
, 1875-11-29

,yLy rua any rtt with your cough coid, hoatteness.
or indeed enY pulmonary bronchial complaint,
whcu roruedy SAFE. II. .orugE, 1nd 70 easily obtained
DR.. o. dsynns Etr.ctoraut b. had II Juu haFa
contracted .ercrc cold. a.se your lungs from ths
quentiy Lr,ngs aIout nsunlotion iy promptly rs-
sorting to the r,11ecnrant; md Il troubled With any
hne1.lnu Of she shyo... yau Will hn1 thtn remedy
equally esetuat In 4EornR relief from obattuclng
pAIegtn, aud Ii healiu9 The tl1aauned paris.
, 1875-11-29

!Epte1dt D'sp ,tea n TIE Chssaeo 7'r1bun..
3IAplsov, Wis.,. Nov. 25.-John Tutuor, Of ths
Afauston Star, Of uhoRo alto npted suicide on
Fsiiay an account wsa sent yol, ia getting along
welt. aud the prospects Of hss living nta good.
There has been as little fever ~ could be e1-
Poe OF, Ii.s1r hemorsaaec, hnd the patient has
al.pt wel HlR rifle, mother. and sister ARE with
him. AMI friends f1om thoro uI'd ha!o kfe as
;,anete caniideuca IL hi+ ttntements Al against
those uf the woman wio Sought 10 blast his
reputation do much to favor bis recovary.
, 1875-11-29
INDIA.
4 TEL CE,

LONDON. Nov. "a dlstatch from RauRoou
nays that large rslufoscementa Of Br,tsl. troons
fsoal ilutg Kong l.ays RrtIyed at Psrak. Gov.
Jeryalu III. Issued 4 Rcho proclamation. IIos-
tlit.rs ars sus eldod Pa"dlng tha answo1 Of tile
natiYo Chlol, 10 the Nrltrh demands, &ud the
usrlyal Of reInloiosncuts IYom lnllA.