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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-steamship Cortes-Astd nd.
RECEIPTS OF PRUDucF

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thompson Dean. a. =,
cotton 1887 bbls ucnr 100 bills oil 80 bbIs 49,
baiee bay 81 hhds tobacco 1897 sks corn ISL q
oats l52 bbls whisky IFS ties hams ~ r.. III -
kegs lard S cks bacon "a bxs bacon and snndsraA
duce ~
RACQUET LANDINGS, Gamer. W p,..
bales cotton 70 bales moss 50 hhds sugar ana ~
dries ~po sua.
LOWER COAsT-steamer Kate Dickson
rice and sTlndrea '" neh
Observation-Disclosures John Wood and ., I.
SOC, GOO bushels coal "a ooats
BONNET CARRE-Steamer wavenock-
& LOWER COASr-Steamer Waioon-Snndr;Sansal
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS-Steamer H C Va Rer-373q hill. =.
100 bbis meal 1892 SKIS corn ll44 AXIS oats 100
bran AL bales hay 10. cks bacon and sund-Ia. "
BATON ROuGk--Ste.ner IL HOdar-sI h,
cotton Is hhds sugar IS bills molassea 4 "a surSe
observation-disclosures Il Lee--8OO halas a.xAe
1885 SKIS cotton seed and pllp.ir,c. 0ottel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Era No lO--l2 HID.
bills n,staaaee aud sundries. '3SR
LOCkPoRT-Steamer Lizzie Hopkius--l7 hha.
sugar bbls sugar and sundtiee Aias
LOWER COASf-Steamer J Fraser--22 Nh.
sugar 100 bbls molasses and sundries "nas
BONNET CARRE-Steamer jOseohine-oss :,
rough rice and sundr;es -
ANTE kIvER-Steamer ALICE ha,a ....-
aDd s'1ndries "s"u
WHITE FALL Steamer Mary Ida,-Sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIrpo.,
April 1888 SKIS rice 100 head cattle and sundr.o
April 1880 hhds sugar $9l65 in specie lae r.,
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD A..
l9-l93 bales GOTTEN hbds tobacco aad suudrias
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RHr1.
ROAD. April 1857 bales cotton and sundries
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

ROSSELL HOUSE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI
viii reopen on May l. 1875, for the reception
guests, having been newly furnished throughout.
Charges moderate,
mhi' Gun PBTFR J. MONTROSS, Proprietor.
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FOR SALE,

kvk SALE AT A BARGAIN - PIECB OF
tQuls. with ell imrrovemeHi . thereon, eardea.
csS:' everything attached being in good order, ~
th;s wy cheep for cash. AddIess PROPERTY, st
'n's ons~ . .. apis ~
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PEMEMBER

REMEMHER
when yea go to Biloxi don't forget to call ct
THE PRESS SALOON,
- Harry wishes to see you al
.,,c p. J. MONTROSS,
ui'0 y" Proprietor.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

NOTICE,
City Taxes and Licenses Of 1873.
DEPARTMENT OF F1NANo1.l
City Hall, New Orleans, April II, 1875.
TTNHE LIST OF DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS FOR
Il 1879 is being prepared tor publication and in.
terfst will be charged after the thirtieh of April
instant. The allow .nce Of two per cent discopnt
will be-cODtinned until that date
DeiinqCebt licenses Of 1875 a Q being put in nm.
cess Of collection and will entail additional costa II
not Immediately paid The discount of three par
cent. still allowed on pay ment OF licenses Of 1875
Will be discontinued on the thirtieth OF April 1876
apiS I'd ED. PILSBURY, Administrator,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-20
MEMORANDA.

Philadelphia. April 49, ISIS
To E. A. Yorke-The steamship Junista, Capt.i,
Caths-ine. arrived at noon to-day. Will sail IA,
New Orleans via Havana on Friday. twenty.thira
instant.
, 1875-07-01

Esop psomlnont scntoman and sesdons et Cno!aa.ih
publishers throughout The ualia4 htAteb.
NEW YnRKt Oct. II, 1870,
nn. RApwArzDzAn sta: ain iaduced hy = asnss q
waking Of 1nur pellns tIysel! Fur .orseaI }aars
bad been affected With sumo ttubs II th1 b&dA = az!
in iarfibly aheoln dlsaAsa, which Tho
all sald structure IN the uletA altn 1-
nanma!nn af tho ktdne,s 4od i4dtor. and 4 ~
ssr IT, ats y ttad
xAy.is3|,sa. t9a s5 tsa iasso gasSY q sa!o!ns
bad read u Aeunsns euro. having hcan nais BY ,oar
+aacdics 4aa aome four months a4o FeA1 uyuo II tAs
stostsd en ps1saa sho hsd t'na bsea suffering hd
pastllA KsaoTgnt ltusdy lolis aud hexal: any Pals
aal eslftsHc II takInE la. In thrna days gtsA-
H sclspYcl, xpa lDF lucl a. Neil ~
o. ". JAMES, Cinutnnatt .
, 1875-07-01

Letter from GEns 1k0aCCfRu3s
EoAs cANros. N.Y., June II, 1s75-Io Ne
favor reached me BY lust mail, having bcea for-
warded from my homo, San Rafao', Eal.
Union General who was department com-
mandor during part of that period could hardly
fail to becone special possessor Of MANY tacta
important To it's history.
Nor is It much 70 aay that this possession
makes him Al involuntary trustee for benefit
Of tho PUBLIC and Of poatosity.
have always felt tho obligation Of this truat,
and eu1oavosed to dlschargs It. Officially. the
publiu recorda Of my military and civil adn,iuis.
t1Atiou. II not perfect, Will. I bclieye. bc found
inferior to no others.
Personally, whon rolevel from the common d
Of tho Department Of tho Ohio to enable tho
President By tho creation Of tla Mouplain Do
partmont to provide for a political exigenoy
when ielioYod ftom tbs conlmAud OF the Amy
Of tho Cumberland After tho campaign OF Chnt-
tanoogs, aud when ro!lovod.from tlo commaul
ct ths Department Of Missouri. although
! abstaiued from laying before the public
facsH duo to lhe truth OF htstnrT bocanBo /
thought their dihcnsslon would mt subssrvn The
intesost Of the nation, thea in ita struggle for
lfe, yet placed on Official record or publicly
Htatsd euough to contradict tha Official aud per-
aopal oainsnnios by which 1t WAS nought 10 dis
Ruso or Justify those lattor rcmoyaia from COM
mand, for which neither tho public proas NOR tho
army could $40 good roa 1etss. ...,
And, sghin, whom In Ills nnnual report The
Commanding Genarsl Of tin Army BlEned bis
name TO an official statement Ieapecnn3 a1alta
10 tho Department OF htasuuFt WAilo under MY
tho Conduct Of the War. and in my personal re-
pott to tho Al]utant- General 0f tho Army. ! ex-
pllci.ly callcd Astantion to tho falsehoods con-
talued in his statement, and gayo blm ths op-
por.unity for An investigation which would hayo
10 this extent hare discharged the duties,
perponal aud official, which circumstances havo
imposed upon mo; and should the c1atodihns Of
, 1875-07-01
BELOiT.
IN NEatt,jl1tAt,


sreehn1 Df+rnteh IN ihe Chfra1n Trfhnnt.
DELolr, Wis. Juno J0.-Tlln ceremony OF i'm.
yelling Tho nlunlni monument 10 the u,etncry Of
tho iato Prof. j. J. bushnell, Of Doiots College,,
took place this forenoon. At o'clock pro-
ccsr!on, cops.attng Of tho nombcsa OF tic
Alumni Association. ofIicoss and students oi
tho College, tho Common Council, fsionds from
abroad and citizons, formed in front Of tho COL
lego buildings and proceeded to tho cemetery.
There thc beautiful monument, Appropriately
Inscribed md most taBtofully adorned with par
lands Of 1cAyos aud flowers, was unvoileh
amid impressive ceremonies. The Rev. ".
y. Hose. Of ~, offered an appropriate prayer. ani
thr }tev. J. Collie. Of 81, delivered an elogfstc al
dress, which moved all hcnrss. President Chaptn
spoke few warm woris t,ehsf nt the faculty of
the College, expressive of thas earnest sy1nnthy With
tho fecl!ng which had noysI tho alumni huH 10 10
honor to tic n,suury Of their ercalisoeloyed asso-
eIatc. The grave was loaded With luwers aud aora'
eu,htcma.
THE t.fTEnAnT E1EnCfsEs
took raee stthc First Congregational Church rron tbs
senrn of tue rrucss'on from te csnat~ry. m foo~s
Latin salntatoFy. by John H. s1ilIs Of l4,o; Alumni
~. of i. ot Poplar as aross, H. Alumni ofs.'ot'.
"uf tho Right sort" James VI. D.1s, rl4Es of -. Of
fSa y ,: ons eF" H. a Il pso e, ss
Ah*,nlIativa Power OF American 1nalitntiols," ly
a,Drgo T. Fostsr, uf l1ucastcrt Msstcst or4ttbn:
Study fur Graduates" BY Edward H. Eato,. nf f1,l-
raster; orat,p, "rhc Ams of the Blight. nf s.t1,-
neencd" With ysledietory, Horny faurelE. OF lsActnD
DEtblEKa.
Tho degrees Of S1ns.er If Arta was conferred uroI
1oseph II. Chsmbeslaits, Joserl Chandler. Edward u.
E4toD, Glnrk H. Goddard. a,d Charles ". Butler, Of
tho rlase Of '12 William H. Evans. uE "a, aud Henry
T. Ia1entt 10 Honorary Master nj Arts upon sren-
Ger IL Wallis, formerly o,nnccted with tho sclsnliilc
soasse u " Doctor Of Divinity upon tho Aos C. D.
Is.chs Ntilw.us~s orchestrn Furnished vrry .wect
nuRic fnr the accaAion Al The cae Of ths exerc:t
Capt. 4. II, SprAguo aud h!a wsl1.ls.llcd eumpany
gave An exhibition of gynuastto o1csrtscs to 1arBs
crowd Of adMlTera,
TITO siunnt dil,ncr followed aud much amusing
aud interesting sSe*ct-makinR followed Tho dinner
THE oFF1cERs OF THE AlrMN1
for the coming yaar sra: rrrniaent, !. W. nats. Of
fnnd 4H Lac; Fce rrctltents !E9f. rutcr lIendEck-
Of Bclait, AMI H. H. page. af MatIIsnn Socsctary,
j. Il. Dow, Of BeloIt; Orator, ". c. Bailey, Of Green
lay: Port q. u. adams, Of Bslolt; Alternative, join
4. Metril1t ot San Francisco
concert BY nacIs Orchestra and two excellent ro-
caliata drew largo honse this evening"
, 1875-07-01

.,,,ouco n. la cone,uf,cd bte Grafton rns somo-
s"'''eo - 10 '9 -. .,,.,.,,o.
what indicative OF tue h'Eh est""at'"n
H., or o ts,,ra5a 4, I'm ,ne.t aIc speaker of the
dsv Mr llaiirv inicn,ls Ia enter the ninistry.
HTha rruo Man wsn liscnur.e.t IN by
Etfz,1n X. HALEY
for several mlnuttr. The an,iicnrc trssted to
moral iosson nf much worth, Int nil lL"uRts. 81
1rrraed in mn naw way nrc decidedly lr.'ss. Ills
ssboo,nv% " trt ssYnr. =. sh"torichi e.ere,tc a
nn.t. An h. conctndsa.
Al Essay ty ...-.-.
VA, III, n,, nTs ns op the Programmes ass B.neb
rris n1st ecniorte r. given with ju.t ene"Rh NJ
ta trso' ssryataf srovstas r.t, h., h., s9 ys,s
very pretty nnL poetic aaution With
substantial background. tho subject 'f
blanchard i, tc daughter NJ the President Of the IN
atitutto, ou uels fcll thick u snow dates In winter
- ME !eo4 her lea. no..,,f x,x r.udcred b, the au
e';s1, Tns c :, r...y Delivered b, Miss Juu. Dlsnehsr
W.. entitled :Btarleht-Natnral and Moral" am!
fancv a. tue subject shn hid chosen promrts Ais,
s.s.Y, given IL erar. 6el'liks roiec, will the
containing atsi Of her e1rresre dark eyea. held tho
aunc Ispt stnuen bb' '.a I'll. lissS +; S, n ,s
n~lsr c 'haox of het Aim. Mater to ,hr r,oert
Ina arms Of her futufo husband,-so a. te*tt saJs
rIn,nr.
An uration on Civil 1law,"hy
+. ". COMFORT.
eame next Tho fact settled that "e1v1l "a" vas
as u,rtftarY IL Roftrsy soeses WA necessary 70
man." In CHAR csi,ctss arguments. delivered WIN at
tic energy Of mind and body Of tho author Bouquets
wrre hIs porttou Of praise.
MIR. WILLIAM n. GATES,
,,ho a},ovcd The ncauteo OF M,lsict" the hrft
mn nj te NJ ckcr TO ntuR stte to te fares Of his
-, " tit, nratton vas hsrmoutous atuoothIy word
~ n,i z,icy.
"hnris Ey 4he orchcstra from " Lonbard" Was
.n,',,, nnSan "ntr.j - ''e '''1o'
Al essay entitled /" Achievements N Culture" "
EMMA J, UrMriREY
was uext In order. Tho lad5 lit question dill hersclf
md her frieu,is mucl. honor presenting aho did 70
1vrrjnr an essay which was Oiled with nne thoughts
iaruc uirtnrc. tat adorned tho wall Lchtud wheta
Miss NtInrtrcy 4taod, fell while she was rcs'lipgt
rrrsIttr 1ntupwat of disturbance hut bcr grace aud
ecIf.uossessInu wc.e not for q moment disturbed
ssu.cssI!iion and Msdcino,' ty Hcrhcrs II. 1Inst,
, 1875-07-01
HOPE COLLEGE.

Exknr1BEs or TUE GRADUATING CIlas.
6paeaai CuS1estoade.se " Ihe thkapa TRIBUNE.
HOLLAND, Mich., Jane N.-1'hs literary exer~
cises Of the graduating class Of Homo Coliege
uccu5iea OIL Wednesday evening. Tho staging
WAS Handsomely decorated. Fcstoous wtrs huug
from the calling 70 ~ to droop over tnc tout
pafs OF tbs stage, and attacled to
Ibis garland wIs beautiful Lain cruss.
Ths vsrY Appropriate mot.o Of the claa, "sos A"rt,
aal iait.u,s* ~as greatly sdulsed Thu platform ~as
occupied ~ the meluhsrs Of ,ls CuulciI tho Alumni.
the President he Faculty. aud nse'nttrs q tie gEadu-
%usn1ssiut.sory % tlaun) llsultsu. u4ran. Holland,
Meh. orattuu-'. Edmund burke,"lt u. y. ?. Siuen-
tious. uroatuess. snlA Holland, Atch. or.t.oa-
n. T.; urstlou-'. Geneva Atbissauon," J. Si4-
teher, liulaud.' Mich. Iits aonos II arlisertng
GrauI M4ttas, Mich Tho holorafy degree y M.stes
M..; .ftes Which b. told u. about 10y sud Lesfty
nsft. .ul eeYs w discous.e "Cbr!suau Ethics -
rbs bsns;.sst,on vs. PEopounssd by the As'. A.
II. ea..la .lAdsa pf "4ePs". .pI hssd!s IN dr.
, 1875-07-01

Tie ro{croeu insha csxs Of e1-Tax Collector
Dstlcau, Of nsooklyp, found Judgment for tho
clty in tho SUM of &G6, ,00o.
The internal tevouue receipts Of the First
District Of OHIO {HAinlton County, fur tho LIS
cai year ending 1uns SO we're t0 03t, OF, ,I5, Lu-
iug aH increase Ut coll, 30 over E4e previous
year.
Gov. leslie, Of Kentucky, has appointed Dr.
Robert q. Chenault. Of lslchmoNi, Madison Coun~
t.. to the place of blsdical bup Eiutendeot Of ths
Flrpt kentucky LuaAtic Asylum, mkde yAcaut by
iIap dsa&A Of D.. George Auaut,
, 1875-07-01
IOWA UNIVERSITY.

,.. ~, ~, 1,.
.,Nse,a' D.'t" 1''.'. :" ~ M I".sVs ~. ae
iowa Cf1S, lA., juno oo.-Last dsahln9 sena-
tor Wright delivered tho address before tic Law
D....,,,,o,,, :. =, ;,,,ar.a ..+l,or;nr Il, Tint
N'Pat |'IJu ,I"n ~ ~ S.,sa,, =. ~.
vefhlty Hall, Ae sroRe OF thc grown o1 t!le
Law Depa1tmont Of whicl ho was QUO Of ita
trst or,,fos,orx or t,,c o5o WIN hnr, rpcniyol
d,numss md NO rcsidIne In this State, 30 pcr
cont aro doing we'll, and aro An houor 70 tile
communities in Which they reside
Ills tsarels over four-nfLhs Of tLe
counties nm riyo him tho hporlodao of thia fact,
His appeal to the prosent CLASH "aa to mato
)ke record for themselves in tbs professional CO.
soer upon which thoy ure now to enter. 1t's'ho
uan who fails mud not tho putsu1t.
F,,ta ta A nation of progress, and. could
she sases of ancient umes 10 "heso w a5e 'o-aas'
Ncy would believe shat tho world moves: no eom-
psred ts condition Of legal .enos 0f tho twe'fla with
that Of ts present eenaof5 ~ us sasous 'ssasnes o.
connerci.l n1asr. Ths rates o. common c.sfer" IN
,se .eeui.lea .ea % l., law. ~ ia tns esriy days Of
1 Ms.ieo. nt}aants II '' vsrs m eompel!ai to e1ose
their ' caess within limited time. urr
Kings wcEe then elsetet' W tho people. The women
.. well the voted for thsiE ruer'. An odaeased
0at e ~. 'e ~. - ai.ss ~ ,s1s 49, ~,
eosatns soeis Me HaSe tne @ TT 81 ~ ~, snu ~
1ie0 e 70 a'a'''a ineas ssf''' "Au '''S'
Tho Is" claea ma foclaa hnp A. u. aaiaes nntol
1t which iafEe hh't~s OF t'sseo guests "sso PRES
enf. ....----. -----
TIE coLLro1A1E nErAhsMkaF coAaSSeE@k'F
ExEKctsEa 49,.
enes % Il efoydsd sont"usss w. d Isorio. Thu follow
lug or4tuns were delivered: The Power Of Aseociz
ton," w Haa.haa u. Carr; "rrndi!ion," " Albert
T. FArkinger; "taw III faluse," hy tsaaa \. Fieen-
ger; "rhe Public Schools III The United States, ~
ALi1ah y. tiall Tho Heroic E!e1nent CT Man,, hT
GhaTlGs Ssss; nsFmany ana nots r. ~ Is no1e Fr.nx
, 1875-07-01

ANOTHER BR0TAC ASSAULT.
ST. 1.ours, Juno 30.-Anotiler Of those brntnl
outrages, several Of Hl,cf havo occurred III sns
country during the past year, was comtalttcd
about rnlcs from this city on Monday aftel-
nuon. Whilo aIisa Eliza Chambeslain, 10 yoars
old. was going from hor fathers house, M
horseback, to Il neighbors, she was pulled
from her llorse by butly negro, ali her
sou WAS most flondlabiy outraged, md
El,a vas ntherxiHo cruelty ttcated. Sho tainted
aud lay Ill the 1oad moro than an hour when sle
rsvly0d aud dragged haraclf to . neighbours
into spasma AMI her life for tituo waa dos paired
of. POLICE aud ctl7ens we're iu active search Of
tho ltRck wretch ycssst1ay, aud negro Aus~er-
inE tho description gircn BY Alisa Chamberlain
was arrcsted In this CITY late last night. Clti-
zeus in :ho ncighLorllool OF the outrage are in
teusoly excited, and swear they will hang tho
nlan if le IL caught.
, 1875-07-01

BURGLARY.
Special psspatch 10 The Citieadn 7s1bnHe.
DUbGQUE, a.. juno 3q.--Las: Tuesday, Nathan
Simpson. of tho firm OF Fern & Simpson, tho
wot-knowu sunolsors, drew $500 in currency from
one Of tho banks md atArted for his bone, q
short distance west Of the city. Tho samo night
his ho1Bs was entered by d burglar, tho safo
whore he kept his money wha pried open, and nil
Of the greenbacks and other valnablcs tsken.
No tracs las vet beou ebtatned Of the thief, but
Simpson thinks that he was spotted by sotno
Hcoundsel who saw him draw tho money f1um tho
bank,
, 1875-07-01

Spsftal Dtspatth to IAA Chsoaoo Tttbuns.
pEoniA, ILL.,, juno S0.-Thomss J. Bhky, OF
Shay i Pearson, Chicago, waa married thls even
INK to Miss N~l!is Hpurck. Of this city Tho
wedding WAS QUO Of the g1andest that ever took
plucv here.
, 1875-07-01

turhed for nt1eaat weyr weeks; but, whcp rho again
opens her onrs abe hures for MI 1orrc,sed 'tlcnd-
sicr Tnr arsdnattA from thc lrerIratnry prnartment
number eleven. Thc anu,vert ~ Of tha "frates'tai
BaSiely" was not public thls year.
, 1875-07-01

Sptcta{ DispateA to Ihs Ghscaga Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jung 30.-uenry Ellis late q po-
liceman At Chicago, now working bore - = tam
ner, wss nrrcsted to-dly on complaint Of hta aifo
for eleserton Tic wsa fouua living with another
woman. Ills wife found him, aftor tedious
search, 1t Aliens tannosy. lIo rays his wife
fused TO come on hero WITH Him, aud ho Ind no
desire to abnndou hcr. The wits says ho elnped
With the companion whom he ia nov liYing with.
, 1875-07-01
PLEADED GUILTY.

6pscfai DsrntcA to Ta< Ch,eaan Tfibun<.
JAsEsy1l1E. Wia.. Juno 8o.-Edward No
Cracket,, arrested for passing counterfeit inopey
last week. was brought lsforo Judge Congcr,
and pleaded guilty. The Judge declined to se,l-
tenca him until tho United states authorities
could bs heard from. to asceztun 1t they wanted
tho prisoner.
, 1875-07-01

New YoRK, Juno J1.-Tho motion tor reduc-
tiou OF bail In tho osso Of William II. Tweed has
been Withdrawn for an indohn!to period. 1t is
presumed that this action was takon on account
Of Judge UayIH' sitting in chambers Wtere the
n.o.oll was to hAye been made.
, 1875-07-01

THE JEFFERSON BORDEN MuTlhEERs.
QuEEss1owa. June 3D.--'rhe steamer Batavia,
which saod to-day for Boston, bad on boalG tho
mutneerB of tho schooner Jolrerson Borden III
custody Of United SsAtes officers.
, 1875-07-01

HFfeiA1 IH6JlfFCh ID 7HS tHft1ad 3YfbHH4.
1o1tEr, ILL.,, juno 30.-Frcderick Kruger the
Du Page Town shi, horse-thlef. waa yesterday
sentenced to .hrea yeatn in tie reuitsntiary on !
Plea VI guilty.
, 1875-07-01

n
BALTIMORE, June 30.-Ih!s afternoon Maj. J,
Lyle Clarke, woll-known citizen Of baltimore.
raY Rhol while soated st tho dlnuor table st tho
n. Clair Hotel by = young man natnod II. ".
Hrower, of GcorKetown, D. G.. rho WAS arrcaed,
and stntcd he was driven to tho act to aveI,ge
Hihtcrs wrongs. Clarke'a wound Ia uot fatal.
, 1875-07-01
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

URINARY and Worb Dissaaas 0sAvo p!sbstes, pEopsy.
dg,tdsno.lis V The xs.ee !. thok ciady mi1:d xI,b
sitk. ot thore nusb', datt. bilious aptoazance aud
white hoaodu.t donoss and whnu there Il plcklnG,
Of tho back and aioug the loIus.
, 1875-07-01


DAVENPORT, H., June B0.-A man named
George Fullinen MOB knocked down aud robbed
OF large sum Of tnoney noar this city last hight.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-10

we cannot wish to reach through univer
sal bankruptcy and frightful increase O
our foreign public debt. Because of my
strong belief that this measure is fraughi
with calamity to the commercial interests
to the industrial pursuits and to the la
Dor OF the country, have responded to
the committees invitation without refer
ence to many other question that may be
discussed aiming you. Have you consid-
cred the reasons which Senator Sherman
says controlled his party in passing this
law? He himself wanted another meas
IRE, whether better or worse than this
need not consider. He wished to fund
the treasury notes until the residue
should be at par with gold. By how
great contraction neither he nor l can
say. How destructive to business no one
can say. Probably the country would be-
come strewn with broken fortunes, and
the highways filed with wretched men
seeking employment. His party friends
would not agree to it. He says they had
gone into the canvass of last year with d.
vided counsels, and the result was defeat.
When they met last winter they were
taught by the defeat that the party in
power must agree upon some measure,
and the result was the passage of this
aw 1t is a strange statement-con-
ession, may say-that law affecting
Every interest Of the people was the child
If party necessity. Will you adept it,
md rear il, that it may destroy you?
[ our decision will'be in your vote.
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ATTACHMENT.

State of Tennessee, Maury County, before
r. A, Mckay, j. p. for said county, Mckay
& Jamison VS. Lee Baker, In this cause it
appearing before me, that Lee Baker is a
non resident of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process or law cannot be
served on him. 1t is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Column
weeks. recurring tie said Lee Baker to APP
pear on Friday, September nth, 1915, to an
swer said writ, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte.
r. A. MCKAY, ]. P, Maury Co.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE,

A, T. Boyd, administrator, &C, complainant
vs.. Heirs and Creditors of w. f. hender-
= TT appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendant, w. L. Henderson,
is a non resident of the state Of tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that he enter ms
herein, before or within the
first three days of the next term OF the
Chancery Court, to be held at Columbia, on
the 1st Monday in October next, 1879, ana
plead answer or demur to complainants
bill or the same will be TAX Ga tor confessed
as to him and set for hearing eL pdlteS anu anu
a COPY Of this order be published lor
four consecutive weeks III the ColuLhola
Herald and Mail. ..., s,1
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Stockholders Notice.

On Tuesday, Sept, 2sth, 1879, the regular an n
nHaI meeting of the Duck River alley n. II,
room, Columbia, Tenn, for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year. A full attendance of all the Stoekhold-
ers is earnestly requested. Very Respy'
GEO. CHILDRESS. Sec'y.
Marshall Gazette, Fayetteville Express ana
Waverley Journal, please copy,
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ATTACHMENT.

state of Tennessee, Maury County, before
r, A, Mckay, ]. P, for saidscOunty, j. A.
Mckay VS. Lee Baker. In this cause 1t APP
pearing before me thai Lee Baker is non
resident of the State OF Tennessee, 50 tnat
The ordinary process of law cannot be serv-
cd on him 1t is therefore ordered by me
that publication be made in the Columbia
Herald and Mail for four successive weeks,
recurring the said Lee Baker to appear on
Friday, September 18th, 1875, to answer SAID
writ or the same will be taken for confess
ed and set for hearing eX parte.
r.. A. Mckay, j P, Marry Co.
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And everything usually kept IL our line,
Our bakery is in good order, enab Ing us to
give satisfaction to the most faStidlous,
We confidently hope to receive the COZ
nued patronage of the old hrm, and favor
of the community at large. =
October l6th-tf. TUCKER Il LATTA.
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Jacks and ,JennetS
For Sale.

have a large stock of Jacks and Jennets
for sale, from good Common Stock up to
Thorough breds. can suit an ybOdy In color,
size, blood or price. Address me at santa re,
Maury county, Tennessee. -.-.-,,,,
May 7-75-ly. WIN. 1OONdEh'