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FUNDING BOARD.

Tho FUNDING BOARD met in regular session
=,
wednesday HorhihB Iresen'' Ao'inS ooE-
error. Secretary of State, Acting Auditor,
Treasurer, Speaker OF the House. PRESIDENT
Ronds for the following named parties TO
~ 80
the amount speciti I'd were funded.
- EDW. j. FORSTALL'S SONS.
100 Tavee e ner cent with con, Ons $163 600
III Levee Der cent, with coupons 80. $500
Rcd Pack with cannon " 1O3O
$25Ol5O
JAS. cHALARoN.
an q T. audG r. H. with coupons $3.50
10 Relief state Treasury. 5000
k Rn.,n sp9nr ere cent '''''''''.. o d50
$26, 4o6
RANGER FATMAN & co.
Is Red Bac g. WITH coupons Sc, 359
AyENDANo Bros
4N.O..J. N. railroad, with coupons 81, 05)
cHAs F. HOFFMAN,
5Act 80, $780,. Observation-Disclosures. 81, $40
% a Aevs snr n 20 1ss With IIs connoas 6is0
Op. and G. ". Railroad, with coupons io clO
"-'''
$4,000
AREMLaBthe, ,s seh onnnans - :. on oa
80 Various railroads, Relief State Treas
ury and paying certain deD's '''''' 9''9o o9
s14, $50 90
I: GRAND. soz soo
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 13-The Madrid Impartial
saws the French authorities are seeking to
intern Gen. Saballs, and Don Carlos has or
dered that he be shot wherever found.
LONDON, Oct. 10. Noon.-The general opin-
ion at the Stock Exchange is that the bank
rate will be advanced tomorrow. Street rate
ia nominal, and transactions are subject to the
action of the bank.
LONDON, Oct 14.-Private Shangh-i dis
patsIes say British negotiations are pre- : zess-
tfnQx hvorably.
LONDON, Oct 13.-The Admiralty minute,
which was promulgated yesterday. has called
North much criticism by the London press.
THE Times this morning, in leading article
[coSrINugD CT LAST PAGE
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IOWA ELECTION.

DIES MONIES, Oct. 10. Returns received by
State Register indicate a Republican majority
Of at least 80, COO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13-Retnrns from Iowa up
10 this hour show Republican victories IN
nearly every county and in most cases very
considerable Republican gains. A large vote
has been poIled and the local tickets are badly
scratched in number of places. Gov. hlrk-
wood is elected by a large majority ana tne ,
Legislature will have an increased number Oh
Republican members.
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A Wagon Driver Swindles His
Former Employers.

Robert E. Kitchens, the driver for EEL. E..
Shropshire and Fl. S. Courtney, No. Peters
street, was dismissed a few days ago for COM
hitting an offense. Since that time he has
gone around to the differtn customers of the
firm, to whom he was in the habit of deliver
ing goods, and has, by representing himself
as still being their driver, collected various
amounts of money, amounting in all to $40
To one of the customers he went and present
I'D bogus order upon which he also collected
q small amount
He was last evening arrested by Specials
Hennessy and Pecora, and lodged in the Cen
trail Station.t
This sort of business does not seem to be
new to Kitchens, as, two years age, he swim
died large tobacco firm on Gravler street out
of large amount of money and absconded to
Mobile, where the detectives went and brought
him back, but on account of q compromise
the matter was hushed up and the offender
went UNPUBLISHED. If there is any law, ne
should pay the penalty of his second crime.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARDING-The CARONDELET HOUSE, cor
ID ner Carondeet and Poydras str cts, has just been
thoroughly renovated and put in complete order Tor
the rec ption of boarders botl permanent and tran
sient The House is centr ally located and Is convent
ent for men in business well as for transient per
so3 i'm Mrs. T. A. AINSLIE.
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Heard from again Staub, the indefatigable
newsdealer, at Goldthwaites book store, has
inst received "The Boys Of New York" and
all other papers of the day.
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An Alabama boy of fifteen was hung &f
murder the other day, and just before SWING
ing eff he said to the sheriff aon care u =
much about the hanging, but to 90 SWING On =,
hy a cross-eved mar il what breaks me do Sn y
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OMAHA LtsSls, fos.

OMAHA, Oct. 13.-Ths Republican state
ticket is probably elected. Dodge County Is
strongly Democratic. The new constitution
was carried by large majority.
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WANTED - INN diately two good Carriage
w Trimmers Apply to j. THOMSON q BROS
So and 70 Rampant street, between Gravier and Com
mon Obj 2I*
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CrRNIsHED HOUSE wANTED-A genteelly
furnished House. two stories. and situated be-
.reen ST. Joseph, Third Magazine and BaIonne
address P. O. Box 1873, with full particulars to
sarms ola If
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We are glad to notice the return OF our
energetic and polite friend, Mr.. Emile ID
Levy, of the great clothing house of Mr.. Leon
Godchaux. Mr.. Levy has been for several
weeks in New York. engaged in purchasing a
very large and splendid stock of goods for his
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LOsT-FOUND.

T OST-A white BULL TERRIER answers to the
Ii name Of a. Mace" A liberal reward will be paid
10 any one returning him to No. 81 Perdido street
Ol3 st
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WANTED-Traveling Agent for Cotton Factor
w age house. Must be well acquainted in adjoining
States BIS of references required Address Lock
BOX GOA. o13 st
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WANIED-A competent Book keeper and Ac-
w countart who has good knowledge of cotton.
Sta.e rame, salary and references, and address
COTTON Bulletin Office oil E&M ST.
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VETANTED-A Partner with $4,000 t, $5000 in a
w wholesale and tail business ia this city. Safe
and profitable. Address BUSINESS at this office.
o13 2tk
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Wants and TO Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
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SCHOOL BOARD.
Salaries of Teachers.
Reply of the Board to the People

There was an adjourned meeting Of the
School Board last night, H. G. Dibble in the
chair, and the following members present :
Mccarthy, Glaudin, Gaudet, Tracy, Dumont,
Carey. Rey, Bourges, Pinchback, Stamps and
Lynch.
The report of the Committee on Retrench-
ment of Expenses, fixing the salaries of teach
ers for the ensuing term, came up first in the
order of business.
The only question raised was whether the
sal sries of the male Principals of Grammar
Schools should remain at $500 or be re-
duced.
After some discussion, it was decided to re-
duced to $14CO. -
Stamps said that before the report was
adopted he wanted to have Jefferson and
Washington schools, of Carfollton, graded as
Grammar A schools.
This brought on another discussion
amps got the floor a second time, and
moved that the Principals of the two schools
be accepted ia the budget and that their sala-
ries he fixed at thousand and fifty dollars
each
More discussion and a vote was taken. and
the motion was lost.
The report was adopted as amended, as fol-
lows:
High Schools-One Principal at $2250, two Prin-
cpals at $1,000, five Associates at $1,000, ten Asso-
cates at $l40O.
Grammar A-Thirty- ght Principals Fourteen
males at $780, twenty four females at $12G0, fifty
First Assistants at 5000, seventy-three Second
Assistants at $3.50.
Grammar B-Fourteen Principals at $780, nine
First Assistants at $40, seventeen second AS
sislants at $500.
PRIMARY A-Thirteen Principals at 5000 two
First Assistants at s720, seven Second Assistants
| at 5000.
Primary B-Four principals at $40, - first
assistants at s., two second assistants at 5000.
/ All Schools third assistants at $40.
REHABILITATION.
| Total salaries of teachers including sal
| aries Of music teachers. ............. 1927, 77C
Less reduction from changing grades If
schools OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0,lou
$685., 500
Add other expenses for tuition, por.
| tres5es and employees .............. $29,9Su
Total for tuition. ................... S352 81
The Finance Committee offered the follow.
ing reports:
To the honorable Board Of Directors Public
Schools, New Orleans:
| Gentlemen-Your Committee on Finance re-
spectfuliy off ar the following resolution:
| Resolued, That the following estimates Of
debt and expenditures for the public schools
of the city of New Orleans for the year 1876
be adopted and communicated to the Council
of the city in accordance with section 2, Act
No. sc of 1872, viz
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w years old to nurse child ten mouths old Only
small wages can be expected References required
App Y 1893 EratO street ola 1T
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yNANTED-MONEY-By party who has one
w patent already out and two others which he is
saw $4,000 or $1,000 to enable him to utilize his in
VENT ms. Addr IS BUSINESS, Bulletin office.
oI3 W&E*
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WANTED BOARDERS-A few f miles or sim
w gle gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining fine rooms
and good board can be accommodated by applying at
227 Camp street. Also few table boaTders Refer
= ences gwen and required. ol0
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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VNANTED-A Young Woman wants a situation
w as Cook and Washer and ITOner for a small
family or to do homework. Apply at IA Laurel
street between Felicity and St Mary SITS. ola 1t"
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VNTANTED-A position in any mercantile or
w other business DEF artment corresponding
clerk book-keeper collector by gentleman of
this cry, speaking several Languages. Highest re-
ferences as t. character and cauacity wi be given
when cal ed upon. Address y. W., Bulletin office.
oi2 1w*
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TxTANTED-A good Washer and Ironer that under
w stands futing. Also white nurse to take cal
If n taby and two other children, ana a smart tidy
SoIored dnr groom man. The nest of references
viii be required. Apply at 4 8 Morales street be-
tween Bagat. lie and San Antonio. GA 1T
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WANTED TO SELL-A Wanut-Top Counter,
w about sixteen feet in length. Apply at III
Calondelet street corner of LAT yelte. OS tt
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NANAL STREET, CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROAD.
Trains will leave CANAL and BASIN Streets
week days. follows
8 10 and IL A. M, 12M,1 3 A, 5 and 6PM
FROM LAKE-As follow: 10 and IL A. NJ l.
NJ, Ia, g. A. 5, 6, and p. N.
SUNDAYS.
FROM CANAL AND BASIN STREETS-A. NJ
Z, 140, $50 $40 O. $40 1920 III, 1l:40 1920 p M
!, lao. 2:20, g. $40 40 5 $40 and o CLOCK.
FROM LAKE-Saue hours above until 10 p M
OF w. YOuNGBLUOD Acting Superintendent
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L Stock of saleable Merchandise at market prices,
y.lue about $500, and pay for in good promis
sorry notes, beating per cent ntf rest aid matur-
ing at different periods f ON six months to twenty
four months. Address H., New Orleans Post-Otiice
agk
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4 DyERTISE IN THE
HamdsbOrO (Miss.) Democrat.
1t is THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in
Southeast Mississippi.
Merchants and business men have Advertise
ments inserted in the DEMOCRAT, by the year or
for a shorter period, at liberal rates.
Address X. MAYERS
Editor and Proprietor
o3tf Handsboro Mississippi.
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WANTED - BOOKKEEPER'S SITUATION =
w A practical bookkeeper of ten years expe-
rieoce is DESTROYS of making engagement for the
coming with some good house, either as
bookkeeper, account sales ERIK, or corresponding
Is willing to work upon moderate salary. Can ftIr-
nish satisf4c ory references. Address apply To
W. p f., 173 Common street, upstairs. olO 1w Il
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lcoST1SUED c. LAST PAGE
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NOR RENT Ground floor of House No. 134 Canal
il street between St Charles and Carondeleu
streets, Apply to A. f. WEBER on the premises.
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IETANTED-A Partner that will furnish mod
w crate capital against business, start grocery
and wine store. The advertiser has had long expe-
rience and commands Ii rye city and country TT ,de
Address GROCER this office naming capital, time
and place for interview. aulS tt
, 1875-10-27
DEVILS LAKE,

corr<,hoootn,t NJ m, rbitooo 7,,h,,.
Dry11.'s AXE Orr 1a..nn-;n., H., ,s.,
~. ...l.'' , 49, A''u'''G 'ao !as. eoa"
so1' auo a"''t 'ato's' "au5 aAfe boen aho tour
'"'s 4sttefa WHICH nave 1ound place IN your COL
utunB. glowing with descriptions of tl;A nor
much. esteemed suumcr.,esort. and n,,na h, .
beyn too oloouent N II, n,,tsa, ,r,a $500 naa
~ o'n ~ o'oaasut ~ ~ psh'ses' me mssFe!s
" .ne iske a''a sn7 plee1pltn'h cllaa, the won-
dcrful vlaws, tho beautiful and varied shades of
green In tho forest -foliage,-aI1 tLeas hnys Ecen
fully expst,atod upon throughout tho sumu,er
by aan,rins visitors. D.: they seom to torset
suh' au'"'pn pesto"s many CHARMS II. .'ou place
ilke thrA, IN the rich lncH OF tic foliage on lte
clifB; forget that tlo beauty Of this Wild. wci,d
spot IL heightened Ly tho ,nr,.c,,ou. s,,e, ~
''ss1 y. nA@s 4oa'"u'su1a'aes oasH'
~ IL sometin'cs pleasant to revisit such To-
mantle resort ~ ll,ls after the seas,n 1. OYER.
when the gay crowd OF rucsts in4 tl,.a .,, > ;,
find oneself aiono amid slt ,lis rirl,noa. % 'a No.,
.,....da.. n.y. s,s,, Aa -" t4itS ''c"ness aha
S;.-a ~ ~ LAYS ~" tu1 ieseses were III lhe
,a,e sat y. taetf auLn'n,a4 elors' anu tho titfs
WI "eio Hu.sU,us %'ta NO erusons, aaa yc!ow1,
sh,ch a"1 steoue, ~ tae Va'loa1 'rres,
, %nien "ohuslaMty uet1se the'F huasot:ance finn
|s .usa .usegu SUES; Aithonth th's Eloly IL not
~ 49,. a.soSesnei 'anisteut st'!' ptoah ID seen 10
~ ~ 'ha p.o.asnus eu.o1 tno o1l!l1aat oak-ieaves
sso ., ooEanitu. 20 lace aaa hhs'Vei, the naples
nrc ,is,on :" ,la 'm',o ~ . asu, s.oht aud
;nns IN rI,eh ,ha ~ ~ " 'ie4s 'oles1 eoth'an-
~, ~ ~. ~. 10y can no losef lolu Ad thu
III a "suas sta sue leases that lo bro"n
"1'1 @uIuoa suodo th'a pea'as n .ues parent trees
ktrks"I v.av =, ~ .,,, ~ at4 t4o ens 20 tho
's nseaun ~ 'aney. ~ tne soutn chd' aud felt vel!
is!'s.a.'na ~. -. " Tue lieh!y'colored
t., ~ at t,,us ~ u9'o.o 'e ~ e'oty ul'ec,
Muu nas . ~ ~ !lish foeli, aslI
,,;tea ~ sho in,S,, 'a. saAo t "ns ie'
mn ~, ~ 49,, ~ ~. 4uHuo" u su's spott WHICH
VIZ T. isa is a,e,sS ~ Ky = ts. 49,
H.. ~ ~ s.aea .nal' ~ former t!M's' there dwell
sJ.',1 - saun1 "H.o ~ Mus Wnooe tnlrt hAd very
~ .tia a4uSa'o'. M t"9 s9une bubbles of
Ia,,,1,tar ~ h..n -. NV "uh tnts
uauHn.s., aIa out"ee.t tne"1 "aa Utter rivalry
,s n',u a.stea ar < pesr " t1e oee.uea lroterenre
inoi,o., 1s,"rsni , ~. w ~ snent. iaa Gnlol
W. a.. uPou Jul; uut a' last. 10 10.
.,1, s.uo w ..e.' ..' ~ aeeooleo H's people, mi
pEue!a',m!ea tna1' u tue s"o 10 "ho should 1iibt
natuS n.!a ~ eastea ttoul hest on .ondor
, 1875-10-27
lA1E LOCAL ITEMS.

~ Mss LaS,n' 'oe M 1t s:s3 o'clock i..t sranyn,
1ss .sssIejy !sat Il foreman q Eag,a. ooii'
,u sunnipg sssjnst t.ies ies oeha % "a
f., oa Ia s,., As1t At ahs time, sd Fant3ean tes:
~sas d L. fs.It,sT Ths acc1d.nt iappeasd si@cst
Ill.,; I Il, r. M'!waasss police, ye.t..a., .s,s.
d. tsJ ior e..n.} tnaa Edwsfd Martin was wanted
~ sseS A'n tnd ts<sFaphsi L. fS.t aTsst r.
stsSt}s;ztd..e - unknown man WI. found a. IN
Hfaneh. H. umosh!ng tu ths ga4-Aonss sup In tl,s
"a hesxai s,r. W. .Lout y years u 10, lei
Vi % dati rrI,..x sasaAchs and chin wbiskeF4,
se.'s4s H. ~ NG1sd. md psir Of WsliiSeton,
arss Is.n,s;i.. ISsssssi.. Tia bedJ ~ taisa u L.
, 1875-10-27
TELEGRhPHlc BREuITIEs.

NlEa. Cobb Thomas, asad about 50, derauRed,
wandered a"hy fIon es. Paul Monday evening
Of f.ends have pecu saagcAlnR tor her aver
Bincu.
4 tsapazo performer named Onzoto In making
i dying leap at tho National Theatre At C,ucru-
uat1 Monday Ltght mis- led tho bar and fell T., tue
stage, distance of Is fost. .njusing himself Va
yosuiy # not fatally.
David FeIHenhoid. delegate from ssa Diego
to attend to tue Ts1Aa Pacific inttrusts in tna
coming cone!oss. left asI F1anc,.c. for tte
Las! Monday. FeIsenlcld u aiso sppostse4 BY
, 1875-10-27
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.
pH1LtbELrNfAg-- ET1rs,

BhSEBatL
fH1LAbELrHf HfAs--ATH1EI7es.
6h<ttdf Nisiaich 10 The Chrndo fr.bun.
PHILAnI LrHiA. rn., Oct. 2G-Thc Athletic
ana ". L"u1s e'nhA wcro announced to rlay here
tn'H AFTERNOON. but The inttar failed TO ptcscit
'pem'e'Fcs, apparently psefetIing to make mare
fase'mopey BY E4ay'nR MI amateur nine a. ilcai-
,nr. u, end tlc Athletics Consequently nre cnt!.tcd
=" ~. forfeited knne bv 4 to D.. In order Int II
a'naoho'ut - iho ttectn:orA present. the Atlnfic4
asth aheHlt!tttoa Ga.uo with the thlatcIrhAp.
na!t!t,. OF tho 1t. i.o1's. u,u,lrcd. E.cI4n,0tmj
eanrl!s. and hnenH ,'ayc1 secpfI tta.r fur tho
Athletics, via securca fon earnoI r ma mn fair.
teen eitan hits. he 1'MIndr.t,i,,a4 tc;utd rim
1u'la ol' u clean hlia nrscn nf tl4- I.tte1 nenv
tnaue III fhe fpn1sl shhIilsr. eunib: tf,pe rt,up
zesf!nln aud Iteacy 1csumed shtlt Io.,:io,,- wi.
fnn,ugt- 4
i"uaoe'Pn'As' .'"......,.G D U U T.,
HAN.fokhs-tH HlcAGOf.
HAnTFonr. Cuub.. Dct. zC-UA. A.e.taI: Hart.
fords, .; ChieagoH, 2.
, 1875-10-27

fEsfEilbASH n fHDHTfSn.
AEHFnta, Tenn. Oct: 2G.-I1 tho phootiug 10.
dAy at tho Ienneasee htortsmcn'B meeting for
th' pn'he OF s5N' continued frum Yesterday,
tno first rnoney wan won by J. II. Ark',n; pecond
ps Harvey s[cNeelv, both OF M.mphis third by
). H. Terrell; fourth bS j. I. Wc,ol. lo.h Of
Cnlcaeo; III Ii by Charles Leland. If NetnpL,s.
Fora pure u Si.UpU, to.uass match, "a
ensrauce, go to ill or prorato th.ro AcIo tLit-
tv ak e1;sres. fne first nouey was wnu br j
H. Acksin. Of Memphis; secenl by II. A. Y1et.
n.an, Of Wisconsin; third by +. ]. South. If
hentnck;: fourth ly thurcti. Of kcntuc6y: aud
fifth by Chnker, 1T IiIu.ols,
Iho sweepstakes WIS also non By Sherman,
, 1875-10-27

eoun4arros. Oct. 29.~Tha steamer Collier,
frotn Bremen for Ns~ York, ID detained hero Ly
I crack tu her cylinder.
QuEENsrows. uct. &c. Arrived, steamship
fartIlia, from'H atom.
:. NIw Yoak, Oct. 28.-Arriyed, steamer City Of
Montreal, frou Liverpool.
LONDON. Oct. 20.-The steamship ponon,
from New Yoak, has arrived ont.
, 1875-10-27

>
Bolh lneu tualle u favorable itaprcssion. Manv
wcic d!af nse to tnI1I: the; belonged to tho tra-
a't'nlial tyrc Of Doan.EAst camp meeting ader,
-lah6. ian:crt-ih~e.! and hol'ow-uyo.!. InS,n-
KEY taev tuu4i Il ftcs Ut III. reg lar Enul ist,
VIZ atsntf IL b;Acs HI tc-"hl ,k.rs, tad III
,saiooh. nis:n'sd, fLil aua ro:na as il lo had
a'u l!usE- -pl'tlik If old England. Iu MooL7
i4os nAw u Vel: fur ex4uiEhr Of D typo Ut fac,
.5at IaA eo1u II he reco3uzed n4 .WeAte;u
Ahieslean. III beA:d ami mil sacle are es-
asns1a' ii r'n,si:N:s it. AMI Aoully has these,
!lin voice. ats Is Western. n,,tl Tho eror0y OF hlI
0Tous sui. ''a
Let III m ana ta.o the !a,,j," repeated a
hu1s!teu t4lues III rsing, vigorous toiI.g by
Atfot!'hou1ed man 0f !nI1usc On! .ttcts struck
tt'e heyn"sn OF the revival. He had ~ occa41on
q a.fHn!n thst he ca,let for MI army Of baliay-
T1h 10 &" TORN aul dr1: Bill oil: Of s1e uatIop.
ii1s aau:e:,ca was Responsive. I1o l.bcd ueither
!"Ee nor Rhetoric. hat ho thrilled them with tae
energy aud bollI-s4 ot hin trl!et auu pla1n np-
pca'; 1t waA as Il Cofte.. hungry and dlAhe art
eneat t'tFhtd to hIs 'ithid Lnt furnishing follow
err. nntL pointing TO tile gilded battcnleut5 Of
Nont'zrms's ka!a.cs. c1iai uut III 1scsperatlou.
Let ua 70 NJ atd tnso tl.r !and; !" alli history
3oS9fas that tAey "ent up aud tovk IL.
lhe seefGt u Tho t;'ccers In England of tha
two esAtlEelstr "s- maize plain to over, body.
Moody6 ovtrloNerns energy III calculated to
e'Ir even the iNe. r!.Iek1patlv audience. aud
even tho most Intelligent md refined Appear
TO fali nndtr tho u: ol! ot ttis ialIu-
ece at Quickly NJ tho simple and illlteratc, to
"A'-e minds nn!y soinb weutd think, shess aer-
!nuna eliuNl ba Ii ,tgeAseu. Snlkov'a singing
hns no lr1ciH Of vucaIiHn,. Iaks an average
e.'sIl"f'+r!io1: sst1sn: ana magnify tho soume
Of thn voite eighteen Or twenty lines, aud YOU
lave o"lkey- hut II il ilut lliB rcIr fulj.
To"nlc'a suits aono that has made him 10 sue
ct"siul. li'h hy'hhh l.ase 1lu.,c 10 tl.rru that
ft'-seeses great charm for the IlAsa 1t church.
Enllls pe:pio, wEo mcitlcr nudcratlni nor cato
l1E kHG GaZxllAE lhttlrH:tC1 L{ 0nAfntiH m
, 1875-10-27

KENTUCKY ODD FELLOWS,
iou1sv1LLE. ky., Oct. 2G,-Thu Grand 1.o 7ee
OF Odd Fellows Of Kentucky Q; cnel Its nupu.l
session here tha mor.1iuH. after tn, .do
thtoa1h the city ani udll esses py tho priuc. 2ai
, 1875-10-27

ac's.al t'T oi h' snborlnatcs. Tho change w.s
e'!ec'eu Without disorder of my kind,
.tfgYto'n has been attacked 6y bnu3t Of man
~ .s'a H., lug no ernof "At killed. Troops rere esnt
, 1875-10-27

uns. lachrco to atsnf't Tho rai'road convention
ut -. Lostta le1 nlunlt.
l'Ent ". ]. CLARK. of Tho Cl,i'aro Enjya,sty.
with tscnty NIX I,t1i 4. nnr At q taI,, III, W..
ur'aF t1tve-tI.st!t, the Cr1uus If :ststy.d
tlea, "
, 1875-10-27
GERMANY,


TIE BARON SIEIN AEN0&lAL.
BERLIN, Oct. 2G.-lr.nco Frederick William,
Unser Fritz" unveiled tile la!on 5teio memo.
rial to-day. There ~as Elueb ceremony.
, 1875-10-27

A"p"NR 0HuAH FN08kou1E0.
LONDON, pct' N-0 \. ma special telegram
from fa1!s ANNOUNCES sLst the Govern ment IL
Iru6ccat'"g the Echo d Ajaccio, II. KouArr's
oh'eaal organ, for stating that tho Couetitutiou
IL ~ uncertain regime ess4hllshed BY group Of
PERSONS without authority.