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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-28
LATEST TELEGRAMs.

New YORK. May 27.-The Brooklyn
City Court was crowded this morning.
the attendance of ladies' being unusually
large. Evarts began by saying that.
whatever diversities the trial might pre-
sent. the solicitude of an advocate knew
no end. He could wish for the eyes Of
an Argus to pry into every crevice of tes-
timony, for the hands Of Briareus to hold
up the whole mass, SO that at some
fingers end there might be passage
which would throw some light upon it.;
for that power of reason that could grasp
it and separate tho ore from the dross,
losing not one pennyweisht Of the gold
of truth in it. 1t has been true in this
case. from the time when the scandal
burst forth, that SO far as individual
facts were concerned, the defendant and
lady had not received that charity which
the scriptures taught. Europe had been
trying, America had been trying Brook
Ign. Presbyterians had been trying Con-
gregationalists, and the latter had been
trying Plymouth Church. When they
came to consider the defendant, at once
there was an expression of public opin-
ion as to what was right to be done by
such a man. The result would be that
unless he could prove himself as clear as
in the day of Judgment, doubts Of his
guilt would remain always the same.
New York. May 27.--Last night Hen
ry Rex, q private Waterman. shot and
killed John C. McKenna, boy of four
teen, for teasing him. Rex was arrest
ed.
MEMpz1s, May 27.-A fire in Coving-
ton, KY, this morning. destroyed num-
Der of stores. Loss, $4,000.
London, May 27.-Advices from Rio
Janeiro report that the money panic in
that city is subsiding,
The weather and sea in the Channel
to-day are rough for Paul Boynton's pro-
ject to swim from Boulogne to Cape Gas
nez. Schenck, American Minister, and
Plymsol, member of Parliament, will
witness Boynton's second attempt to-
morrow to swim across the Channel
from the French to the English side.
Moody and Sankey continue to hold
revival meetings daily. There is NO
diminution Of the number Of people who
gather to hear them. Among the hear
ers yesterday were the Earl Of Shafts
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STOCKS took An up-shoot yesterday.
There was q good deal Of half-doubting
ehesrfulness ON the back seats where OF
late the mourners have sat and prayed
for more mud. Ophir gained some OF
the ground lost on the day before. and
there was an advance of the entire list
not much of an sdvance-not enough to
hurt mnch if they should all fall down
again to-day,-but still an advance.
The fact is, the stockers are only play
ING to keep even and win their antes,
venturine far enough now and then to
make dash for q double pot, but the
game drass and nobody thinks OF getting
q hand big enough to win anything on d.
But there will come a deal bye and bye
that will made things lively, although it
is more than probable that many small
piker will be frozen out in the mean
time. 1t will be observed that We speak
as one fresh from the mysteries and
inserts of the game OF poker. The fact
is that We are innocent Of all practical
knowledge Of the game. but we must
confess that We have been greatly edited
and much instructed by Minister
Schenck's able treatise On the great
American game of Draw"
IT'S GRATIFYING to know that all parts
OF our beloved country contribute their
little something toward the adornment
or the remodelins CT the pertaining of
Capitol square. Carson furnishes the
plowmen and laborers; the Sierra Sem
inary will furnish the iron fence; the
penitentiary comes nobly up with its
share of the needful in the shape Of
stone; and Empire. glorious Empire.
planted though she be in the sand, comes
resolutely up with the manure. In fact
Empire may be said to be coming 1t
strong; for it was the manure brought
from that tight little city that smelt to
Heaven yesterday from the hitherto
sweet scented plaza. A sniff or two OF
that oderiferOus compost were en0ughto
satisfy tho stoutest smeller that ever
smelt smell.
TIE oMIkoUs TELEGRAM elsewhere
quoted was said to have reference to
Milton S. Latham, manager of the Lon
don and San Francisco Bank. 1t is
probably one Of the false fruits of the
present very sensitive stock market.
TEE SALE OF FURNITURE, yesterday,
under the suctioneering talent Of the
veteran Cormack. was Of the household
effects Of Hon. W. w. Hobart. Things
brought good prices ~ usual.
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Life IL Sweet.

The blood is the life Of the human system.
Keep it pure and all il well for this purpose
no standard medicine has had 40 uniform and
amazing success DR HENLEY's CELEBRATED
l. Y. L. Bitters. This is . pure stimulsnf, medi.
catedwi tn the finest tonics and Alternatives which
the vegetable kingdom affords; and is the only
preparation at present known which thoroughly
meets the emergency. The eject Of this pop
ulsr restorativeis continuous. Each dose taken
inyigorates the vital energies and the BRAIN and
its prolonged will unquestionably cure any
case of debility or mental tOrpidty that does not
arise IRON organic causes beyond the reach OF
medicine. 1t is in the strictest sense OF the
word, IN invigorating and regulating cordial
II the nerves sre fremulous and relaxed. 1t
braces them: If the liver il torpid il promotes
activity in that organ: il the appetite is poor and
digestion . slow and painful operation, 1t Gre
ates q relish for food and enables the stomach
10 convert it into healthful ailments. More
over. it is a specific for large number Of all
meuts. some of which are particularly pre-
valent in the damp and chilly weather which
we often experience in mid.winter. Among
these may be mentioned rheumatism, ehills and
fever and all the morbid conditions of the di.
gestiv organs. BY insuring perfect digestion
and proper flow Of bile. it insures pure blood,
. vigorous circulation. and . prompt discharge
OF all waste matter from the system. mylslm
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BORN.

In Carson City. May 26, 1875, TO the wife O
Henry +. Clouette, . son.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oaxsBY uoUsr-GKoRaE d. yRTKR. RaoPnIHToA
UTDo.n ORA CHAPMAN Globeg
Mrs Sveetspp!e Il Nstfatt W @ sharp
n Ii.bt W Clandsn.ap MissPlankinton
T q Flint NV Burpham NJ Sullivan
uifs : hoy A CNcDoupall EA Kendrick
NY FoI,stt IL Bradley Ell Davis Jr
u. CHAILEs HOTEL, GEO. TryLJ. PsoPh1x9oA
L Brader W Fox Doies
and family and family Geo Mann Jr
II Goddard Chas Booker
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board

Forenoon KOar0
2940 Ophir 49,. 49,
1920 Mexican Is, 1s'4 -
1856 Gould Il Curry 10, Is
$40 Best & Belcher 4S, AZ
40 Savage 81, %
675 Chollar 80, 50
30 Hale & Norcross 40
965 Point 35, 81.
10 Jacket so
60 Imperial ~. ~
los Kentuck Is, 14Ia
100 Alpha 90
800 Belcher 81. 500
$50 Confidence 10. 1872
125 Con Virginia 425. 430
GO S Nevada II
SO Dapey 75c
$3.50 California 611IS. Gl1s b3
1870 Bullion 4S1aa, ~
$50 Overman COZ, Co
IS Justice 105. ll21.
$40 Union Con -, b5
400 Succor l "a
AIS Lady Bryan 4, 3.
Us Julia 16, II. s3
rs Caledonia II. 162.
80 hnickerooche'
~ baitimoie .,
16o Silver Hill q ~
105 Challenge
10 Dayton
30 Rock lsiabd
$50 N Y Con q.
240 Occidentai >
800 American fiat -
1850 "ood'iiie go o..
Evening Report
Iao yollsv7 e..
o0S raymond 4 Eiy 43. 43l.
,0s0 Enysta Con 81 $50. 60
199O Jackson l. sec
30 Phoebe 2. q.
20 Aims soc
700 Condor IL
, 1875-11-25
PALESTINE.
King 1cothxcl,ifA /.

{AttQdsfhHfH {Tft.
II tho Parts correspondence Ut tho Rdif'ody
Nrut Of Oct. a0 a 14ott!p,t laler. NO fi,ld very
urealir accohnt'of whas is Sui, to hase ootaIned
t,td.pce on Tie 1iouIBe Of I'Arly iu MI ,nthryfew
le;xeen M. Leon 6ay, French Minister Of
Esiure and The head uf tho fiousn Of Koils-
did The intoryew Ii declarud to l,ave lnen
"ttsic,ly pr,yatn." bEt this has not prayontod
u,nY-v'icsd Hnnor ftn,n Repeating INFINITELY
viii most probably. did not occur. ihe Dourse
;tza!t Is that 1T llaa 1cau artan 'ol thai NJ.
Aihhtts DO Rothscl,'d in to 80 without delay to
Cvessat;lnopie. aud. irIrnducrd BY tho Ambsas,i-
dot pf France, Obtain Ah nuQtencb Of tho Bultlu,
t.to,e whom lid will Iav ceisafn PROPOSALS.
Thes h,r. IL short, that tho q, eat smiling
!aeoaesEt with other loading financial eatahlist,-
rtntl. viii ply tue reDudittod 30 per cent Of
TIA Turkish debt on the security OF largo mort
eetd 6f tnt H,ihi tiontRins a1,u tho pak0uf tro1-
err. gome Of the former known r. coutain riph
Elves, which oulv ]uleo d ANAL OUTLAY OF
79aar,so produce more thnn sufficient to lopny
ts pr credisnrs OF Turkey their capital ,apd
itt4rst So far tt,n rutuo1ed arrauRomcnt is,
lttQs highly robah|e. At least one. tlIne socnis
pt a6aoIa:e!T impossible. but tlore ii . rider
sssaeaM to u which hordcra ut1 abdutdity. It IL
alsrttAl of tho 1ftk Hebrv,' embodied In a rnr1-
thet Nblcf bud 4 "llo calculation nome Thirty
!tlts sgn, banning thd<ttlo Rothsc1iId, t.. lsoi
l.sllfs,4 The Turlpal G6vor1tueu; IL to givo III
t.1asl 'cnnre tho ,ros.er'rslt Of paleasina, With
ls.rsalem for d tehtre. over To ttss nolhechllds
'ta a confederation After tLisvetuathptle
IA dH, "Wbat nc1t r. may bo' Ecasounblo
4rslTi
, 1875-11-25
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NOTICE.
NOrT,ICE1.

Tbs Registered conAtEucfon Bonds Of tho Chicago
Gus L!*at aud cale c1pp 'us ,tanllts IN the tooks
e: asss! AZ asheay H. paosn j.
Hrown. Jr., Z. Bowen, Geo. Hrosn sarah 4. Urowp.
Johu n brpsn. J. Utechsr. L. L. nacun Jas. Il. but
Nlttcr. 1,shei'a prn~n, u. s Brown md others, i.
Haciman, Z. 1rtnRhnrss. Jane y. Dro~u. G. 4. Bill.
1s: F. nsq9a.o H. y G'h + T. cSde Mars 2.
J. CALDWELL estate " ". j. C4uez, J. c. D4w.nn Il. r.
piskey, {. b. D!sicy, !. ii Dupnan. Tuof. s. bIson,
lu- 7, s: nrto.t c., ". II. nrt4.,. q. A. Green
way, j. H. InbLell, II. tfo,lnln il. Hume xe Tsss,
r. y: II; Matancx y; y 3nsam; M J. w. W Kern s.saA y
satit, G n.iceu,% % isafs sx:, ii = r : a"ra,na M
X'tt heI H. H. Magte H:5yh:n': aavjas, Lo:r, - md d
desrge Nhsen,, p.r. y, pscx, y: X. rrek. F.w. r.k
trac she!ou, II. sshubsrs S. 4. Smith, \. s.aupcn,
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TSkhan1. Tsu,Is.. j. Tuni'tnu. Just RI E. Fen, H. T.
No:rs Tayor. j. H. iindcrwor1. Il. vsn Mi. 5;.lfs
T. Van Sert. l.. vnn ftt.. II. r. Ward. 6: +. %tansR,
Wl!es. J. ). Wallace, 4. u. Hrst. X. ". WiIsrd.
JJotcph Watakcr, e. I, Watkins. 7. l.. Winthrop.
hsnry ins sd si} ;aaR ue iueas u aaSe
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l.7it. LID. ss5, III 19a, 3,s, ~, IN. o. 50 :
LIT, ia M 3oa 6a l., o. ~ ]. l.295, .3, 2@
III, 10 :l9 Al, I'll. JU5 2!3, IA, uret ty ntitt
NJ il. 1:Lri OF Directors Of mid Company. ur-crs
10 bn called II and nd and thr sanla viii to rc
deemed It tbs oee Of tue Company and after thr
1T hpy Of 1nuu'1y, 4. D. tsit. Thu hoders NJ snt
!y,1ds III rehy uo.GeA theseat, aud tat and
Mt the sad 1st day Of January, A. D. lsG, tie sait
loilt. Will craig tn ftar mt stst.
l1 urltr Of tbs Board Of Iii :rfore.
f. r. WATKINS, President,
JAMES i. BUnT1s, ss-rctary.
Chicago. H., Nor. ~, l5i3.
, 1875-11-25

1hsoa,n,nou oss.cs sss Ea.one, abundant on
Atcosats Ut Great Britain and FrAuus, occllrB
latfge tantd OF beds, sometimes oxto.,ding for
rsss. nehaIly On rocky botkoInss from ABOUT tue
rdjle Of August to Tho middle. Of HAY they arc
as'ted fiu.n the bottom bv = kind OF lrun sako
Gnu BY boat upder fult eati. several huudrcus
tssg tssen Mt single llanl; tAcse ale tlat,hfer-
'A'r ra'.iArsn' heas OF paths, wAare they are
pvti'td for raie. contiuuahy glowing III s,ae
ut ia1bE6slnx in faytr. Ihd growth q the
ta.eT t}nT. 1t bclpY only nH ialee' III b hnlt-
dN4s a. saa ena AZ foWs Or kx n.osss.se, aud &9ce
lt' efza at tho end OF year; III artificial beds
hNoHtl ia ae,laliy slower, tho full s,zo not
:sfg anained IT, tho t:fth % tho seventh year.
~ Hsas coast Of Scotland aud tho Hebridsa
Ffa aleltasad bAyn they Hcluirc tito green
a3s 20 esteemed ty the eplcnro. stl supposed
hhdue II couttrvtu and Ai,n,tar calutcd etoa thu
'hs breedinR:t1dccB; o'lscr EuGlibl, beds
1ssa ftout GrascssHd on tic Thames a3oug
1Aeat coaae. aud III tho tRtuarias 0f tho Colle
~ tther ,tyata aloug thu Essex coaBt. tho
saisa btds ato Kept lip by sdrul culture, aatl
Hoa latrsauction Or broods frarn all quArtc;a |;
~ ~ several varieties of'Ainorl rleati or@sera
s,eitneut sud il j. eai1 that tho chahHa Of Sea
AAtho'ased ttefr 1h1ltty, 'Nuf many years ago
,tI a. kda OF France we're pnarly exhaust d; in
5sA Coste Recommended plans for their ,cs-
aaacn, and Bluce then tho pal XIV in tho bsyu OF
J. J. nntat mi! ATtachon, and tho Isle uf
: ieatacked hy bF0oda from 'Canca!e
~ ~. osles so1i,ccs, 'llase. become cnur-
a:asi and tho succcn.ful culture IL
,%y ~ L. attending aloug tho ent ro Atlantic
ya yynea coast ~ wali suppVed With beds. Tho
sstsoltan Lake Fusaro tsthe Kreat oyslcr-rark
@na,. .-Appttoas' AMeriena CycIopIdta, re-
III fal@ton, 1fiictJ ~ Oststbf."
, 1875-11-25

~ Colonial: rosscsstons Of Ernnce.
!tese could onco boat Of The ,oisopt Of he1
n,Sa'a' .,aa' posseaaions IN Ambsca. aud A.ao1fot a
- - Asia. sto has tost tue creator part Of
M. Ind Possesses now auty Thu !ollowlngs3, J.,
,aT!'ss. algeria on the: north ooaBt, sestYai
~ sas tea.pors, mud military ,,oats OF fLe banks
4s oE Saus}5A t1tfa, south Of Cape Void, N6tfns
~]a|.osuerly Jnurbuu Ihlsud), Rout1iua6t Of that
! s+SIaeot' iu Tho Inlian Dcoau. and tho. 1a.anIb
g,ihts"!te. Noesi-I,e, AND Str. MA,te,, teat
S,...ssassar;. =, IN Asia. rho districts of Poudl.
1.s.F 1sF. Kst kaf, CAandctnagnre, fanson,, aa.l
Co., noas n Inhdostan, and 81. provinces Of Goehin
IT,; :, near tue eoast Of Nolth America, tho
f,''Ihs fs o. bt Pierre and Mtguelph; 4, Ia the
G.,!soea1 bca. ala.tiulnue. Guade eoupo. 3Iatis-
/ sVs'e, ~, Les salntes, DoAIrade, aud o,o.ilalf o!
GHfla Gn.aa ialand e., tu aoutt Amorca, french
a,Ms, or Csynnue; 0, tn tho pa1.1o Ocean,
S.iat9aesas I%l4nds, or Mendana ArcAif elago,
~ sae'4'sy islantts. aud Now CALEDONIA. 1sttti
c.niss! cIs! etleucles. the Touamqtou 1slandH, tle
H. os. aasanas. Tnnbonai, anu ,Yaviton, Ill IN
81. ssnetls' ~ Aul CAmhodia 10 FuEther India. arc
H.. Flenci protecttou. Tt.u population OF
nsa,., na 70 lo72 was 2.4l4.2l8; tlo sgereeata
Eoua'soh Eauoh az tue o.hes F1eucb culonies
xsan1sa IN ls72to about = 800 .000 lnAt OF The
w. p;'a ~ q Countries to l.024ltO Tho agRres ate
nnsa ns! tna eo!en!es ~as eatiuaated u 429, LOO
XIX mAes that Of tho protected countries 1t
{xnr,.el elasTe miiss.-AppIstohs' american.
'"ap3a1a, revived edition, ar{scie "Etance."
, 1875-11-25

uen n,..e .ete wosk sknsen On ,he Pacific Railway
H. IEse ns curious than tho lseh or Cblueao nav
..sa, ,x became sery ,6w, much to the Jistross Of
sas+ sasuss'oe H.. %ho had cut great many thousand
Iii -lae e'mbers Oh which tho sa!l1 ate
Mil sss a *aithhe expected to ttoat down to the
ad,m esse Y tle railroad Nhs to cros4 He Was
E,W *'.noaa ioaa 70 know what 10 do. but re-
tt,tns rnsIy, to build dsma actoas tue river A.
at, ,'p pplIt1. and, ahen the stream was thus
:su.s y; n shoayh. set his EsI1s stoat. Ls,ge
u dana "rH. therefore, Hent 10 work building
ri ts1 =. H., NO soaner would tho meu leava o,I
taa sna su. sAsp thousands Of boavprs wo,,sd
" utshs. 3''N ~ 'As avn aaf'ps sne
k.,,,. ~ u a!TaYs - necessary to The comfort Of
&&a ron. thls oocasIau It vah 20 tho wal{ase
ha4po .ud .uadasto1,i aud II MS probable TOT thlb
a:hsa ~ Sa!nSt aSt bocauae they wsahed to sea tha
nfa n Ihs I,to.s soss ~ the osayet community
sa' tor Deeemper, s 'p' aA'''@o''
, 1875-11-25

}H%R.trh tt fht'u6N ~ a5sdafd.
-, DoNBAY. Nov. lU--lh.s evening, that Of tho
suaiy-rrary of Tho birthday Ut htB lt.yaI High
pcsn, hkt ,6gou cot aAide BY tho PUBLIC kecot,on
Cdtlmittee:.+ frvm. tho Fory eoniuencemrnt OF
thoit Ar'iuous ,ae1,Js. ,fes . Braad aud gesers!
ilil1nina.,oi,. baye Has2. It W dask Wien the
te!sed 70 let h4m see tue illumination o. tlie
n eat war.bhirs nnl of tho farost TT t5U neschlnt:
men, stretching all asound which a1n lld1nC .:
anehor on tha placid male'n ot tina ample iaA1bnt
All AlunX tho NAN aecks OF tAs atirB nf war
bl17od q myriad tites OF ,tnaIty poln!s; coiareu
tras Al4o tasl,ed ssan1 tho poEt-Aates and etll
also utNn tllo yarf.arms wore celoreti Iires
e. no tort. tho Illumination. ,s H., 'hc.9Sl.
Government oAires we're lined viii, I4Lts, 30
was tho 0ltlco aud IL aach care tle atoht-
tyctpral features pf tha buildings were taken au-
vantage OF. and wtre natked out III the dal k.
ness Of the hight "ltl1 strcaEs OF tjse. Flom
tsaemeut to ssy.hns tie s.toash. Of light sas sa
Ill dilectlous. OIL lamps OF III color4 traced ont
tlie tehturos OF Tim buildings With ii, effect
whcl, IL striking III 81! Eantesu s'iuninntiaus.
In tho saaluLnds which runs pat ueen t4p furt
aud tho zen, and ainch also stretches for psarlv
TIN .stlve tuwn, the etlcct was really splendid.
The aselses, bcnea,4 SL,ca tho rsiuca had
paasei, wera nov, 'ot exactly Fesplepdent, but
fadlxut mlth toFt. pretty lIehss. uo'ond tho
tue blaze "a OF 1 great cont1agrA,,ou. 1l,e Inc
Of louy%e wlltol, CONNECTS tbs fos. with lie NJ.
live ,uwp III ths laEsea ,luarter VI tho c.tx, aul
the lArsees, having nn tath.rt1ud Of sha,r osn.
Lut toIuK strane,ra in h sp.tabIa lard. aru
Extremely lpys! satio u the HIT VII E1nWn,
Tbs, lid ". ordngk illuminated IL rrtIld st. 10.
il, It's foit tue narrow straatk a1e crowded III
stour the broat waltH VI tia espl.ntds yra
throDg,ng Thousands IN slnisaTds IT l,eople,
Tho sigAt wnuld 10 welld fol- .ts stranseness,
wcro II not e1aua to En.opean esas. Beneath
{hs gllmlpafitH o. pl!xiug lights On syery street
$Ls Nhlto, flowing sobes Of ths pAsayea I'D 70
the bright chsariulasss OF tho scans aud thsir
led tuils1s add to the glow Ut color Which
, 1875-11-25

DoMpAY, Nov. 7.-The past th,ee weeks have
Witnessed ihs assembling ut Domhav ofa
unowp or NATIVE nAJAns AND ra1soEs
such ~ has probably mover iefora becu collected
In Western 1ndla. UpMa7dh Of fosty Chisfs Of
VARIOUS deKtuoa haye ar4lyed here 10 u1eet tho
Prince OF Wales, md nj almost eyory hour Of
the day tho guna Of tho Salutipg Battery An
nnuuce that ono Or other OF them ia payiug or
reee!v'nR 40 official 'v.slt. Tho most dis.ln-
glished among. thcso stFan1era are tho .rouuR
uackwar, an1 tue sounB tfsharatsh Of Mytote !;
then ooms Blr Hnar Jung and tue baud Of lly-
1erahai uoblea who hare been sent 10 repre-
aent the Elzam; afto1 sbem comea = baud Of
p1ipco.snRs, rl,oaa tH!ss, excepting. pssbaps,
those OF tho Msharajah Of Kolapose aud the
a1aharauee Of Ooaeypors, sto little known out
Ut Indsa. Each Chief has brought With llm4
Tutlnue OF followesh varying III number from the
1.o0o troops who hwol tue train Of The daekwar
to tho four or i've puArmsd attendants OF the
mora humble 8tdafs Of tho Decoau. At every
turn In the streets Que neets carriages coptaln-
lug souaa gorgeausv dressad and toweled pots,,-
tAte, escorte1 by more Of .ess brderlY body Of
horsenen. Bone Of tho ita1slis boast body
guards hardly inferior In eQu|pmehf md dis
ot lrno to cur o.n native cay4ty, but oilers
present, ,vcry sorry appearance. Tue Gaek.
vars IilRh!andsxs, tho fsYo,lss corps Of tue
pototfoua ,bluthst nao. ant Tho god and silver
guAs on xh,eh that 1nnpasch spent such enor-
NOUS pums. form promnlsnt features in tho
military daptay.
On Tuesday evening.
:TuE Y1oEkoy AMb HIB BUTTE:
arrived. They Hefa toueived At tla railway tor
Illi,lua hy Biz Philip Wudehonso, teyoysl Vi ths
pat,ye Princes, ana a number Ut tho leaatng men
ot BOMBAY, otacIals, and non~otlcIals.. Tue
streets leading fEon Tho, atattuu to tbd Goyesn.
neut House Vi M4ta6Nr P0iut rGera Lord
kofthbrook IL 70 reslle during his slay in bonn
bas, wsla dsnasly crowded with ha1lves, who
exys Ais E1cesleucy \ most enthusiastic rccep-
ton.
Ybe uext thsee days ware occupied BY tue y(ca-
roy "a receiving snu rslurnIp4 t4a ytstA 1t nauye
pfances. Tns United tlua At his DISPOSAL Obliged
him 10 follow psecedeut set &ha Wetk oatuta LY
tho ucye1uor Of D&mbay. Instead Of driving to
the res,deAre OF ench Cnttf Lord Norttbs5ok
dld tue honor uuls ~ ttloAs Of highest t4Ak,--
stuas tntlstd 10 Falutes Of not teas tuan seren+
teeu gnl!s. All tho 1rb. uefo requested to pre-
sept tt.en,>nIyes 1t tbs 0oye puoat Sec elaIi i4t
II certan hxaa hours. Thee, each Fr!nce "as
shp~a lato separate 4 om, wLera be received
tho return v,ait Of tho VieeFus. some dlt4ehH-
faction was caused BY Ibis arrangement, but
belteEs 1t has peen e1plslued TO tle hajahs thAt
T. " necesst1 cn tbta oef.doo' but si!l pot 20
coNetpEaAnL4 'Hrlr74a1 AND htv1t rohcH
- to bs sAaelnhlsd ID Bombay 10 take part IN tho
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kAHkakEE LINE.
Fon Ethfraf bspe Jsuf LaAs 4sd 4rpot a} rsyn-
..*.."t.t ffstt 1ert, III Haal'tpts', mil u depH.
, 1875-11-25
Andrew 1uhnson.< rinnncana Views.

Andrew 1uhnsonss Tinnncana Views.
To correct k1me errnnenus stntenenla pr1n.c1
in 1ennes1ee tho NEeougiIie |nfcI{igenrer. j,uh-
lIthci By tlse son aud tho trirato sccretatY Of
tho late pFesilent Andrew .tohr-on. eaya:
Nr. Johnson I'D nor cxErr. to &" II Dh.o 10
'nake spcecllea IN behalf ot Gov, Alien aun the
ml.ealIad Democratic r'stfotm ou "hi,h be
1l'rle hs race. ,tr. Io}nspn mado no arrange
mcnte to 60. 11e vas unatteiabtv ami most
ieo,lcdly opposed to tho initiation plank OF tho
p'atform. TIE o),er par.A Of I'll" psa'tarm j,o
commended. Willie he van not III favor Of sud-
tleu contraction, yet hn wAH most otnt haticalls
10 favor Ut q Continual grayita:i,n taAarl a
specie 1asiE+ for 10 ma.ntn:ued slat ths uot1d
united III "a lug tha. nptt,'ng wat u.ouey tnt
gold aud silver, aud Jegi.l4tun cuuiJuot make il
otherwise We arc not mistaken AZ to what ltr.
.lb1Insr.l'b vic ah were On tins kuhjnc'."
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II :, - , :,
comes from, hnt1re1 thoufsna lights.
t',ns III TIM ~ It in!"scs'!ng c:rcnu-
tt'nccs IN connection with the illunil""..
t'un. and decolatiot's WA tl'o hearty aid
spontaneous ,z,al With whcll the hAtihc
Threw tllcneel reH tnto that part u tfe pro.
frau,ms. In thr dsnse'V tnhAbisal pHs.sns q
TIN t,at've town tho rca!denta vera invited bY
rorna Leading natives u friendly co!'o91y a. t''
tbs hest means Of anorbinR thtir h"st.a An !
hrh ing item up, Al tha wi.'ipss stand or"n
nigh: snh day ft1m TOP to bottom. rave When IT.
, 1875-11-25
HOTEL.
Re.0pentng Of the Astor House, Nen }ork City,
by A1Irn (. Dam.

-. IT
The Astor I1ouac, haylug beeu entirely renoyaEoA
WsL mo,Igsn iMprorcuieuts aud newly furnished, will
le orcue4 Arst-cass hoct. Oil thr European plat,
afo,i. sct i, 1875. Thu business rnht,e will aud 1t
Ut tho most comfortable and convenient n the city,
fns M roont srsnE anSsna!!y hsss. isAt aua ei5s ou
day und Ill uIx tbs best Of turyAnts will lie emi1oy
eI+ ahI alns will e spared fur The comfort o. ita
= day,
Tie rottnd1 has s:cen elegantly fitted AZ restsu.
sat AMT viii furnish all tho Ieucara cf the xeasun.
TUE finest osHrts tn the connify sr' tIltr Tie bar
Klt Ia supplied With tue hntres wlnes liquors. nfes,
etc. ALLEN X DAM, I3apE. .etota.
ttouvKnskrn 4. LANSING, Mat,s1eT.
n. D,-Mt. Dam wall cpItinuc As l'rnPtietorsair Of
The Tuiou sln4re Hotel, New iurk-ono Ut Tie Lest
tt,nHu hotIih uf1rtnHu.
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lndtauarofs. Inrtsrfl1o Ctnctn.
hAu D&y t1InsA. S:t5 1. H. H.5e D. n,
indianapolis, tnais,t.ie {lns,u I
hsst Night Esnre.s datIsl tt r. y 7;ts 4. na
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k<@ef. | 4AFFtEf.
pay Espross- Pullman urau. '-@
!,fE-k.Ha hfe nj " tan to}
rev York without oha nKu. .., g:ra NJ AAn n M
AtlAut!c cfIptnx4-Fult1nho Pal
Acs Drawing tt0..ua Hlaeunx
ltfs and tlptsl Cars .,.,.,.,t,,4 Sos H. IN aapsu.