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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

nv KATE PUTNAM oseool

nv KATE PUTNAM osoooD.
Last night, as one OF your guests drew near
Our haven of rest In The tndo~ seat,
You noticed the sudden shutdcr, dear,
That seized and shook me from head 10 feet!
That man II was. with the g~littering eye
Restlcssly shifting from me 70 you,
Mo giided up with a smirk and sigh,
And stopped exactly between US twoi
lie talked. and each word that l heard him say
FELL on my ear with a Kind OF hiss
The noon and the dancers dropped away,
And the scene that rose instead was this;
tropicai forest. dark Ana green.
with the woven vine mesh wound and bound
And its flowers ike stars thick set between,
That hung like another heaven around.
And up in the clear deep emerald space
Under the Leaf. and blossom sky,
Hidden away in q quiet place.
Living and loving, dwell YOU and ~
Two birds were we in a single nest,
Billing and cooing tie whole day long,
Flirting and iuttering. breast 20 breast,
And singing over our sweet one song.
Verify. we were . happy pair,
Alone in our leafy bower Of bliss
Till on a sudden, there sounded there
From under the boughs a ~stealthy hiss;
And. looking up in a helpless fright,
We saw where a eerpents coiling crest,
With its eve Of green and glinmering light,
Was luTlluE -uArAt vi VA ~ htcA
RestIessly shifting from you TO me,
And ever again from me 10 you,
slowly the snake. head neared our tree,
And stopped exactly between us two
And, after the d~olefullest, direst pause
That all the length OF my life has known,
You fiuttered into his open jaws.
And left me " droop and die alonel
wens That is all, for l died, as you hear.
But what does 1t mean. with a smile you say
Ii means that I saw him last night, my dear,
Come gliding along in the same old way
He has changed his form, like ourselves. mean
while,
But whatever the guise he chance to wear,
l could swear TO that glittering eye Of guile
That fixes and follows us e~verywhere'
could swear TO the slide and the sickly hist
Beware, beware OF that dangerous man
While vet there is time. for be certain of this,
He will part us again II he possibly cant
safe and happy We seem once more;
But so we seemed meath that leafy domei
And whenever the serpent. tries the door,
send word, If you love me. Not at homei
-ChristiaR Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

elude me, and gradually traced the young
girls face ] remembered In the exquisite
grace Of b woman's before me, whose
eyes were filling with tears.
"Don't say any thing about Il yet" she
said with a pathetic fear. And bide my
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19
A Female Lawyer i'm the Supreme
Courtroom.

A rather amusing scene occurred in the
supreme Courtroom af Washington the
other Gay, which broke in, for the time be-
ing. upon the quiet and decorum which
H. such a marked Characteristic of that tn
bunal. A certain woman lawyer, who
~rejoices i'm the nsme and title of Mrs. Belva
A. Lockwood, WAS admitted TO practice
before The courts of this district some lew
months since. Belva has never had a eli
ent, but she takes great delight in walking
in when the court Is In session. removing
her bonnet and taking her place inside the
bar with the attorneys She liked me
feeling Of this so well that she concluded
she would try il on in the Supreme Court
She selected as a fitting OCCASION, a day
when the Supreme Court was hearing an
argument on a case from missouri. IN
which some woman claimed twenty thou
rand dollar damages because the election
registers refused TO register her az a voter.
Taking of her bonnet at the door. Belya
walked boldly in and attempted to pass
inside the bar. where the A~ttorney-Gen-
eral, Reverdy johnson and other leading
lights were sitting. One of the messen-
gers stopped her and informed her that Inc
spectators must take seats outside the BAR
She declined to retire; said she was a law
Yer. and had a. much business inside =
any one else. The alteration FAXED
quite warm. distracting the Aft. ntion OF
the court. Finally the Marshal had TO IN
form Belva that II she did not retire she
would b. put out bodily. This had the
effect. and the irate female march
ell of, vowing vengeance. aud mntterlhx
what the women would do when they GOT
their rights.-Wa slinctos C~orrssD0Hd,Hf-
Tux proposed enlargement OF the 'aia-
toll al Washington. a. suggested by W
Library Committee. seems reasonaDle
enough. Any one familiar with me SUP
must have wondered where the Libra
of Congress alone can lind room 70
away the duplicate. Of copyrighted
daily arriving by the ton.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
WILLIAMSBURG YACHT CLUB.

The final arrangements for the fall regatta of the
Williamsburg Yacht Club have been effected the follow
ing boats having entered-
FIRST CLAss.-Mevina, Jennette, Yctoress.
SECOND CIAss-Kate, Sorceress, NJ. Conway S. j.
Colahan.
THIRD CLAss.-Favorita, Nettie, ]. n Sawyer A. j.
Brush j. Merritt, Endeavor.
FOURTH CLAss.-Mary Gibson, John Lanthier,
Pidgeon, S. NJ. Rogers, Katie g. e. Orr, Prima Donna
Contrary
The will be from the club house, off the foot OF
Eagle street. to and around the Stepping Stones buoy
and return The Regatta Committee have obtained the
steamer Virginia Seymour TO accompany the boats
around the course and this is of the enter
prisng clubs local waters exciting may be
expected The prizes pennan for the first boat
in in each class and champion pennan for the first
boat Of any class
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

E-For destruction of steamer Zodiac by fire general
columns
BARK NYANZA-rhe materials saved from this vessel
wrecked near Placentia are valued at about t2oO.
ScHR WAsHBURS, from Taunton for New York in
Cora Staples. in passing through the draw
bridge the Taunton River, Somerset l2th
fouled with the bridge and broke bOwspr off close to STEM
She will repair Newport where she arrived I2th in OF
Cora l. Staples.
scHR II McCAULEY, Doughty, from North Carolina for
Philadelphia loaded with juniper shingles reported by the
Signal Service Cape Haeras be aground in the break
IA miles south of that station Notice has been sent to
wreckers at Norfolk.
ScHR EARL MASON Nickerson Providence 18th inst
from Alexandria with coal that in the heavy north
gale of 10Th of Long Island had steering gear carried
and broke gait On l1th schr Daniel Brown
Emerson from Georgetown for Fall River, with bulwarks
washed away.
ScHR WIN ALLEN from Baltimore for New York, put into
Lewes Del, leaking and employed pump out.
She remained Pm l4th inst
One Of the boats of steamer Potsvlle named II
Howard had his ribs broken by being thrown the
ers rail by heavy while escuing the OF the schr
Clyde.
SAVANNAH Sept 1But very little timber has arrived
Daren during the last days The rivers still very
low.
smPBunpING-Messrs Lunt & Colby, Of Newburyport,
have laid the keel for another schooner Of about 50
then She is being built on their
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

nd ma ratified upder the wire second Defiance third
wallace fourth and Parks Abdallah last Jefferson
takes first money, and Tom Carpenter the new sulky
and set Of that hung up for the winning
driver Commonwealth secures second money, Deli
ance third and Parks Abdallah fourth.
MYsno PARK NEAR Bosros Mass Sept IA 1870
First day Of the autumn trotting meeting Judges,
Ohio Hamilton f. Z. Kicker and s Heald Second an
nua stallion for the championship Of the United
States and Canadas purse OF $lOO OOO mile heats three
in five in harness. S4 900 TO the first 81 500 10 the
second 81 600 70 the third and 81 500 to the fourth
entrance per cent and only five If declared out by
September L closed with fourteen nominations, or
which seven declared out
w. B. Smiths blk. s. Thomas Jefferson, by
Toronto Chief dam Gipsey Queen Tom
J. r. Farnum's b. s. Commonwealth, by
Phil Sheridan, dam young ST. Lawrence
mare tW. H. Sergent nt........-...-.......
Hawk mare re- CI Hiram ms SMITH 1'' ............
]. j. Parks B. S. Parks Abdallah, by Tag
gart's Abdallah, dam Morrill, mare,
TSorSS W,Iarp's HapSn's'} Ned Wallace, BY Tag
gart's Abdailah. dam Untried Jim Golden) 5
Bacon h Rockwell's b. s. VIM. H. Allen, by
tep5 GIll.e ''. dr.
W Carrols br S Jubilee Lambert by
Daniel Lambert dam Sherman Black
J. NJ Leach 5 r. s Monarch j, J,.............. dr.
Wright Il Norcross' blk s. Lothair. dr.
r. Dalzcll's br s. Phil sheridan. ............ dr..
j. J. Bowen's br s. Ben Morrill,. ........... dr.
Charles H. Ulmers blk. S Draco Prince dr.
c. II. PettengilPs br. S Little Mac. ......... DIR.
G. Il l. /. Warren's g. Messenger Knox DIR.
Quarter. Half ME-
First heat. SO 1I2A 2:27
Second heat.............. 3bta LIZ 40
Third heat ............. 80 lIlH 2:2515
Fourth heat ............ 80 1l3 2:26
SAME DAY-Pacng under saddle, purse Of 5000,
catch weights.
George H, Smiths br 6. Sleepy George. l
j. II. CoggswelPs b. m. Saltle. ............ L
ID W. Webber's gr. &. Silas. s.............. 4
W. H. Crawlords r. g. COpperbottom..
Time, 2:2l -2;26-2:27-2:27-2:2oA
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRsroL, Sept 13Arrived, ship Westminster CBI Ellis,
Quebec
Sailed 18th, bark Emilia Ciampa GtaD, CafHero New
York; 14th, steamer Great Western (Br windham, do
Also sailed 14th, bark Ocean Pearl 3D. williams Pensa-
cola.
Sailed from Kingroad 13th ship Juventa CBr), France
North America.
BELFAST, Sept 14-Arrived bark Eleanor 3D. Dunn Que
BORDEAUX, Sept 11-saled bark Sarah, Atkins United
States
CRoHsrADT Sept 13Arrived barks F1orella Craig New
York. Emma Alice, Gibbs, Philadelphia
DOVER Sept l3-oG, ship Nevada Kruger. Philadelphia
for Bremen,
Arrived in the Channel 18TH bark Sarah Staples Nick
erson, Philadelphia for Rotterdam.
DUBLIN Sept l3-sailed brig Como (BD Tooker United
States.
DUNKrRK, Sept 12-saed, bark Mary Reed, Guyer,
United States.
GLOUCESTER Sept Is-sailod bark Collector Nor) olsen
North America.
GorrESBURe, Sept e-Anived brig Don Quxote Munroe
New York Cbefore reported without date)
GIBRALTAR, Sept 4-Arived bark Jennie Cushman John
Boston.
Sailed 4th. brig Giro caterO dtaD, DAndriA fOm Leg
horn) New York.
HELvoEr, Sept 12--saied bark Martha Davis Johnson
United States.
LrvERPooL, Sept l3saled ship Calcutta CBD. Tyrell,
Quebec tafter putting back wihemine GER
ing New York; Levanter vesper, Unfsed States; Jessie
do; Sarah Douglass tBr Douglass do.
LONDON, Sept l4-Arrived, Lua (BD, Perriam,
Montreal via Sydney cBi brig Wexford Br Foster viii
mington. NC
MovLLE, Sept 14-Arrved steamer California Br) Oven
stone, New York for Glasgow
MALAGA, Sept 13-Anived schr John Smith, Jones'
Oporto.
Sailed 18th, steamer Caledonia 3r Roberts, New York
Chas been reported sailed l1th from Gibraltar.
MALMo Sept e-Arrived, brig Framat CSwe), Ercknan,
New York.
PENARrH, Sept 4-Anived schr G II Foster Coombs New
York
Door, Sept 13-sacd ship Liverpool tBr) HuA
SON. North America.
QUEENSTOWN Sept i4-Auited barks Laia W CBr). Nc
Neil Montreal To Venner Nor, Gabriesen do FanoSOn
CBr), Stanley New York
Also arrived 18th, steamer England r, Thompson, New
York for Liverpool.
Arrived 18th, steamer China Br GIL Boston for Liver
pool
ROCHELLE, Sept s-Auiyed bark whitehall lBL, Cald-
wall. New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
SUN AND MOO,
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. IA, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Havana Phillips Havana, Progreso, &c
+ Alexandra Son. - -.
mond-Old Dominion, Steamship Co.
Steamer Experiment. Pierce. Philadepha-Jas Hard.
Steamer Glaucus Bearse. Boston-H Dimock
Ship Marcia q Day, Chase Antwerp-Carver a Barnes
Bark Ganymede Nor) Olsen, London-Ietens, Bockmann
4 Co
Bark Kepha CNor), Terjesen, Cork-Funch, Edye Co.
Bark (Nor). Knudsen Belast-Tetens, Bockmann
Co.
Bark veranda CNoD, Christopherscn, stettin-Tetens
Bockmann 4 Co.
Bark Carolina Galatola GtaD, Quarto Treste-Funch,
Edye Co.
Bark Nordcap NoD, osuldson, Philadephia-Tetens,
Bockmann a Co.
Brig schianno1taD, oneto Queenstown Falmouth
Brig Eastern STAR Foster, Port span-H Trowbridges
Sons. -
Brig Victoria Saunders, Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
Schr Carrie Nelson, Allen, Porto Pata-Thebaud Bros
Schr Mary Harmon, Mailman kingston-A IL Solomon
schr Carrie Bonnel, Harris St Johns, PRE- Lanchez
Dolz -
schr Agile Roberts, Hyde County NC-Master
Schr Mary A Holt, Grant, Port Johnson-B MetcaH q
Co. -
Schr Splendid. Phnney New Bedford-Ferguson Wood.
Schr T. Goodwin, Williams Stamford-Stamiord Manufac-
turing Co. -
schr salie Burton, Burley, stamiordsamord Manufac
turing Co.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTTEsToSE TELEGRAPH

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Mnerye French fGigate Capt Behic Halifax 3
days Has crew Of 3e5 officers and men and mounts ~
steamer Pommerania (Ger) schwensen Hamburg Sept
h with mdse and 56e TO Kunhardt
Co. Had fine weather until 10th, when experienced a
7h lust As A. Ion % passed National steamer,
bound sth LAT AZ 80 Ion 80 81 steamer anne seysha T
before reported 18th LAT Al oe Ion "a "a White Star
steamer Columbus, Reed, Havana, Sept 9, with mdse
and passenger, 70 i,r Mm eyoe ivos,or Son, va
Key West 9th. with mdse and passengersto Mallory
steamer Huntsville Chester Fernandlna Sept Bruins
wick 9th and Port ROYAL ION with mdse and passengers to
s"teamer Isaac Bell Gibbs, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Shin 19nstantne Creevey and Isle Of Wight
days with mdse 20 Grinnell Mnturn Co
pool 36 days ballast TO Neyius Son. Is anchored at
s1Ray S9 Pfessop Schwerraard CSor svapg Shields so
days with pdse to Ii Meyer vessel TO Ieens Book
Rapk Kong Oscar or Rohing Newry days in ballast
tc Benham Bayesen Is anchored in Grayeend Bay for
Bark Bragg or svendsen, Belfast ~ days ballast to
Eark MSttea Aus Premuda Cardiff n days ballast to
master Aug 81 lat A. Ion ~ passed large iceberg
more ~ days in ballast 20 Slocoyich Go;
Bark Louise S pan n5 Hoo e =, orde 0aaS' 70
Bark ex Nor) saicoth Arenda 40 days in ballast TO
Barf Italia or Christensen Antwerp ~ days in bal
last Fppch Edge Co. b anchored a. SANDY Hook ior
BARK Amalia Hedwig CGerl. Gohm, Rotterdam so days.
RAN Ayid Nor LeverteD Lisbon 40 days, with salt
Franklin woodruff; vessel 70 Funch, kdye A 20. ,.,.
Bark alahea Nor Seanscn, Lisbon ~ days IN ballast
TO q TOBIAS q Co =, .., j.
d B DearDrn Passed Gibraltar Aug IA Aug ~, at AZ ~
Ion AZ ~ slip Able CNor from Sc Naztire for New
York sent 81 a ~ - Ion "a 81 Walter Scott Of 50
John NB Queenstcvn 9th lat ~ ~, Ion ol 45 bark
Atlantic (Nor). lfom Philadelphia for Antwerp .,
Alice Muir new 4O tona Ackcr o. ana rom nhel
burne rs days. ballast 10 Brett son 20 IS anchored
a. SANDY Hook Tor orders
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsHINGToN Sept H. 1875
THE NEW FHTY-CENT FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
ISSUE OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
In March last the United States Treasurer stopped
issuing dycent fractional currency in order TO rid the
country Of the counterfeit notes then reported to be
largely in circulation. The new plates are nearly
ready and the 1st Of October next the Treasurer
will again issue fftycent The vignette will be
Of W. H. Crawford, who Secretary of the Treasury
under Monroe. The FIRST issue Of national bank notes
printed the kind Of paper the legal tenders
will be made on Thursday next
THE NEW REGULATION REGARDING PASSENGERS
BAGGAGE
It tacitly admitted at the Treasury Department that
the stringent regulations recently issued concerning
the examination of the baggage OF returning passengers
from foreign lands susceptible of practical
forcement and little benefit TO the Treasury is ex
pected How to modify them so as TO make them prac
tlcabe bothers the Treasury officials
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

BRIpGEwArER MS, Sept 12--Arrived schr A Randolph
(Br), from Mayaguez.
CoSsTA ANrINoPLE Aug 25-In port brig Daisy McCarty,
for New York
uAxrEcaE, Aug IS, PM-Arriyed steamer Campecho
(Mex), Palmer, New York via Key West.
HoSc KONG, Aug l6-In port, ship Sumatra Mullen unc,
HALIFAX Sept 14-Arrived, steamer Alexandria (Br)v
Montgomery, Glasgow
Sailed 18Th, bark Romo for Liverpool e.
KINGSTON Ja Sept II, 3 PM-Saed. steamer Etna CBr.
Sampson from Savanila, &c), New York
MUscAr, July 27-Arrived, bark Gemsbok Bunker New
York via Zanzibar (where she arrived June 26 and sailed
July 15).
Chase New York.
RANGooS, July 2s-In port, ship Fortune Taylor fron
p Beshoy for Europe do (msprinted yesterday the
head of Bangkok.
ST JOINS NF Sept o. $50 PM-Sailed, steamer Hlber-
nian OBJ, Archer from Baltimore, &c), Liverpool
ST JoHN NIB Sept l3-Cleared, ship Premier McGlvery.,
Liverpool; barks Brothers Pride (Br, Browne Penarth
Granville Belle Br Purdy do schr Carrie, New York (and
all sailed l4tl).
WINDSOR Ms Sept 13-Arrved schrs Cook, Borden, FROM
Southwest Harbor Quoddy Easport and both sailed 14h
for Philadelphia.
ZANZIBAR Aug 2l-Arrived bark sician Snow, Boston.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
THE FAST TRAIN TO THE WEST.
THE PARTY ACCOMPANYING THE TRAIN ARRIVE
IN CINCINNATI AND ARE ENTERTAINED-AT
ST. LOUIS son TIME"

THE PARTY ACCOMPANYING THE TRAIN ARRIVE
IN CINCINNATI AND ARE ENTERTAINED-AT
ST. LOUIS son TIME"
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept IA, 1875
The fast limited mail tram arrived here time
having made the trip to this point on schedule time
never being than three minutes late during the
trip The actual running time exclusive of stoppages
was twenty-one hours and thirysix minutes nearly
six hours faster than any train has united Cincinnati
and the city Of Gotham. The HERALDs OF yesterday
morning were placed by Mr. Weir, of Adams Express,
in the city before six A. NJ and in the public Libraries
on their opening. The local journals well as the
citizens look upon this a great feat, and ex-
tremey anxious that the Southwest and South shall
Thursday have facilities it is claimed
have been guaranteed to Chicago, the New York
Central Thursday next The party who TO this
point have been the guests of the Pan Handle road all
day and after breafastng with the representatives OF
the Cincinnati press at eleven A. NJ, have spent the
day in visiting carriages all the principal points of
interest in and about the city.
To night they visit, by invitation, the Exposition,
and leave for New York the morning tram Since
leaving Philadelphia where the heavy newspaper mat
ter left 600 papers have been delivered nearly all
Of which HERALDs.
This feat is generally looked upon a necessity
forced upon the Post Office Department Tom Scott and
its lightning to Niagara Falls demonstrated that
II lessen time between the great cities Of this Con-
tinent as well as invade the jungles fAfrca
The city In honor Of the Exposition, Is festooned
with flags and Cincinnati in many years has been
so full Of guests tonight Among them Is Mr. Cos
who introduced TO the party this morning their
arrival
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
A PLAGUE-sTRICKEN BARK.

The Norwegian bark Falken, Captain Christensen,
put into this port yesterday evening in distress. All
her crew except man and a boy were sick with
fever The bark left Wilmington, N c., about
ten days ago for Rotterdam, Holland. After
having been out two or three days the
fever appeared and very soon all but the two men,
toned of the officers and affected by it, Cap
tain Chratensen was severely attacked than any
of the other victims at first and for three days was
delirious On the 1lth inst of the sail
ors died and buried at Some
of the sailors are now in critical
condition. but the Captain is understood TO be recover
ing The vessel helpless for several days and IL
was with the greatest difficulty that she was brought
into this port She is now lying in the Horseshoe
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
MOODY AND SANKEY.

A CONFERENCE REGARDING THE COMING REVIVAL
IN THIS COUNTRY.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Sept Il, 1875.
The evangelists Moody and sankey, with Professor
Bliss and Colonel whtte, have been consulting with
Messrs. George H. Stuart and L. p Rowland of Pha-
delphia; Messrs William E. Dodge, Jr., and
r. r. McBurney Of New York, and Messrs.
w W. Wicks I. H Mervin and d. W. McWilliams of
Brooklyn at Mortified to-day, the proposed re-
yival campaign in America. No definite decision was
arrived the point OF beginning work, although
the sentiment was in favor of either New York Phil
adephIa, with the probability that the last place
will be selected
The work will begin about November !, and mean
time Mr. Sankey has gone to his home at Newcastle,
Pa. and Mr. Moody will remain at Northheld Messrs.
Whitte and Bliss VIII work in the West and South
west beginning at ST. Paul Mimi
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

p-y- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from to the other
in succession and can be miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will obige by
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
pPersons desous of communicating with vessels arriv-
ing do addressing such vessels
of HERALD news yacht pier No ! East River New York.
Letters from all parts the world and promptly de-
lvered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Sept ID a. N.


WASHINGTON, Sept ID A. N.
Probabilities
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States
clear or partly cloudy and weather during the
day. with easterly to southery winds slowly falling
barometer followed by increasing oloudness and threat
ening weather during the night.
For the lake region the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather and light gentle eastery to southery winds,
high but slowly falling barometer and light rains in the
Upper Mississippi Valley Michigan and Wisconsin and
near Lakes Erie and Ontario
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley clear or fair,
warmer weather, with light east south winds and
slight changes in barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, slowly falling
barometer northeast southeast winds, slight rise in
temperature and partly cloudy weather, with rain near
the Gulf and the Southwest and dangerous winds
in the Gulf
Cautionary signals continue at New Orleans and
Mobile.
The New York herald., 1875-09-15

at $50 A. NJ Cincinnati, 4:50 A. M Indianapolis,
ESQ A. NJ St. Louis 2 2. NJ. next day.
The mails for these trains will close at New YORK
Post once at A. NJ but all mails, except that OF
second class win be received al the trains until "n
five minutes OF the starting time
Second class mail will be received from publishers
and newsdeaers until within 1--WE minutes Of the start
ting at either train
This class Of mail will be received at the trains under
the same regulations as at the Post once
Second class mail matter must be put in secure
packages and pouched by Staes-planly tagged 70 the
route bv which il is 10 be forwarded
In order that there may be no delay at either Post
Office or the trains publishers and newsdeaers are re-
quested to get their mails in as early possible and
possible deliver II at the New Iork Post Office.