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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-25
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


SATURDAY, Jan. %.
Senate met according to adjournment.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Miss HAINEs Of
Hallowell,
The journal of yesterdays proceedings was
read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in concur
renee.
Mr. DoNwoRTu from the Committee on Legal
Affairs reported in new draft, an act additional
to the several acts establishing the county OF Els
cataquis. Read and assigned.
Mr. ATWOOD from the Committee on Agricul-
ture, reported ought to pass on act to amend chap
209 private laws of 1873, relating to Maine Pou-
try Association. The bill was read twice, the
rules being suspended, and passed to be engross-
ed.
Mr.. HlNcKLEY, from the Committee on Legal
Affairs reported an act to incorporate the Gran
berry Isles Mutual Fish Company. Read and as
signed.
Mr. HoIBRooK, from the Committee on Finan-
cial Affairs, reported an act to amend an act, en-
titled an act to incorporate the Presumpscot Park
Association. Read and assigned.
On motion of Mr.. ATWOOD, it was
Ordered, That Joint select committee be raised
consisting Of three on the part of the Senate with
such as the House may jen to consider in what
manner the expenses of the State can be reduced.
And Messrs. Atwood of Waldo, Gushing Of
Knox, and Foster Of Oxford, were appointed on
the part of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Foss, it was
ORDERED That when the Senate adjourns, it
adourns to meet at o'clock in the afternoon,
Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. HoLBRooK, it was
Ordered That the Secretary of the Senate pub
lish the usual journal Of proceedings.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to incorporate the Trustees of the Lin
coin Masonic Fraternity; an act to incorporate
the Centre Livermore Cheese Co.; an act add
tional to act to enable the city of Bangor to aid
the Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad Co.; an act
authorizing Geo. c. Lyman, NewtonC. White ct ais.
to build wharf in tide waters at Sullivan; act
to incorporate the Waterville Slate Co.; act to
incorporate the Elliotsvle Star Slate Co.. an act
to make valid certain doings of the assessors and
collector of the town of Naples; an act to incor-
porate the Sullivan and Hancock Steam Ferry
Co. an act authorizing Aug. c. Savage and others
to construct fish weirs between Mt. Desert and
Bear Island.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossRD.
An act to incorporate the St. Omer Commandery
Knights Templar; act TO incorporate the Tres
colt Cheese Association; an act to make valid the
assessment of taxes in the town of Verona for the
year IA; an act to authorize A. Martin & Sons, to
build and maintain a wharf into tide waters of
Rockport liarbor; act to revise and amend
an act to incorporate the Maine Episcopal Mis-
sionary Society of Portland; an act to incorporate
the Wnterport Cheese and Butter Factory; an act
to incorporate the Morrill, Cheese and Butter Com
pany.
On motion of Mr.. KENT,
Adjourned.
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0ls)~ / 50.
c1olr0. 3. Y>omeruy .. 9foOeneber Nu

burger 9lu9emeine 3eitung" pcr6iieutIiNt
einc Ystitiou Der griebilbcn Gbriitcn bon
GopQopcisn> porin lie Die Niorte I'M
s(ustrei6ung Der omcrifanil0en O}il(io-
n1re bittcn> ga oiclcl6cn Prolclytcn mo-
9en uno sur &c6cllion oufreijcn.
- Sic fat 0pli 6e Il II iucrli*
tdt pon 2yon fat jcbt ibr!Pro9rumm
uer0iient(itbt. Sic 5tuocntcn brau0cn
0icr ,id)t fotDolild) 5u lcin uno 1ino niAt
burO 0os 9}c9lenlcnt iu rcl;Al0lcn l(cbun=
gen pcrpfliNtet; bic Erofclorcn miili'n
fotGolilh icin uno ccm bciligtn StubI,
ben SilN6jcn uno Der 2cbrc ocr&ird>c
erocbcn 0cn Stuoentcu miro bic Bcmii,
1cnsfrci0eit aeud@rt, Der fat9o!iltbe Gtu=
bent muB jeoob 6cim Ginld)rciben er:
fldren, oab cr Der 2ebre Der &irbe suAe-
t6an 1T; Don protel lontiiden uno jiibi=
]hcu Gtuocnten miro bic Grtldyun9 per
lon9t, boB lie bic 2tbren Ser &irdc NC.
ni9itens dl'berlib oNten luollen.
- Scr crmoroete Yrd liocnt ponCcuo-
oor battc eini9en Moden Dor lcinemSobe
eincn @rici an Den Yopit 9eridtct. sSn
oemlel6cn iinoet lid) folgcnoc Gtcle :"Sh
beoarf mcbr al5 jc bes g0ttli@enS @9utes,
I'm fit bic Yert6cioi9ung uniercr bcil.
Meli9ion uno oieIer gelie6ttn &epublit,
III oercn Nerluoltun9 MIDI @ott bcltimmt
bat sit lebcn un0 su itcrben. @cldcs
@ud lit es fir MIDI, fell. @oter, oo6 ib
wescn unlcrcs 96ttli1cn Grl0iers gcboBt
un0 perlcumoet wcroe, un0 >ucl0 uncnb=
lidcs Slid wdre es fir MIDI, pcnn SIR
Seoen mir ppm Simmel Die Gnooc er<
lon0en wiiroe, oob id mein BIut fir
Semen per9icbcn tann, Der oa er @ott
mar, isin Slut fir uns AM &reuSe per=
gieCcn wolte."
- Ser beri6mte 81 b Mi 9nc lit
qeitorbcn. Gs lit oicS oeri ielbe Der oos
Sournol .ltnipers" io'uie cine 9robc
Druderei 9ssriinoct bat ous Der beoeu=
tenoe tbeologii@e uno 9el9i@tll@e @om=
mel =Merte bcruorgcgon9en lino.
Queenst town, Is. Nob. Garoinol
McGlostey perlicb 9eFern anf ieiner9iid=
reile nad 9lem Oort ocn bieligen 9ofen
auf Dem 9ampfer rN6Diiinia". &nrs Dor
ItlUel NU|uVll 'uutu 'VHI ouH W S'''F~
li6teit uno 2aieni6aft BON Gort nno
umoe0eno cine MoreNe iiberrei6t, meld)e
oerGaroinol nit tursen@orten er>uioerte.
3ablrei6e Mulitd0re besleiteten ben
0ompfer iecmdrts uno NOR Die @cene
cine ouberoroentlih einorudspolle. Scr
6aftn bon Gort mar nit beFag9tenBoo=
ten iiberldet. an ocren 8oro )ii1 9unocrte
befanocn, weld)e Dem Garoinal 2ebe'pobh
III laeen 9etpmmen >uaren; om ufer
batten 5aulenoe plab ecnommen, I'm Der
Mbfabrt anSuluobnen.
2onoon, 16. Non. rSiacs" .bat BON
Gettinee folsenoe 9io@ridt empFenaen
Ser SHIFT son Montcncgro 1T I'M 8elis
zines Yeri9tes, wono@ bel @atl4fo stpi=
ibcn Siirten uno @er5csotoinsrn Elm Sc
feAt fattsefunoen hat in luel@en1 Die
2ebteren @icser blieben. @el'm Yolha
mliBte 1id nit leinen Sruppel1 noh
@atIAto suriid3ie6en. Sic Surten bot=
ten 800 bis 1000 SD0te unO Derloren ib=
Baggage unbMunitions Sraia uno me9@
rere @ei4lite.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24
:@pbeufbau.
.3NuSFdno.).

{Nus(anb.)
- 9ie einem @erliner Scle9romm
entnommene 9lu6ribt bob Ser &ron-
prins BON 9eut1blono cine &eile nob
ben Ser. @tooten 'su MAIDEN beobI0ti9t
miro oemcntirt uno es beibt nun, buR er
ME eine ocrartige 9l61ibt babe laut uer~
ben loncn.
- Nlus 8 burg lpiro unter Dem
23lten October beri9tet. 9(m Montoo
crl 1icn Der @recutor i'm bil0nfliben
Sou}s, I'm fiir 600 Dlort @traf9eloer
Yianbobjefte in Gtlhlog su nc9men
9icnltog Mbcno trof Elm ncues 50reibcn
ppn Der biel elisen Gtcucrtolie Elm, IN ms!s
dem Der Serr 8ilNof sur Ye5o6lun9 BON
,uciteren 100 W}art CITRATE aufgeio:0ert
lpurbe. @eute lpuroe berlel6e nit einem
S1rei6en ocs Oberprdl lioiums be9liidt,
mcl6cs i'm NIT meitcr:n 500 N}ort
@traie gen9}i6tbelebung oon98erlbau
bcoenft uno 500 9fart brobeno in Wus<
]i4t 1eQt> mcnn Die Yfarrei biz sum 20.
Nopember {. S. ni6t belebt lei. SSenn
bos 70 ueitcr 9ebt, meia1t Der ~Nol.
Yote,"' 10 fann un1er Serr SilAof in lei>
men alten Sa9en Elm Millipndr n4baIiiU.
capitalien tperoen.
Yoris, II. .,9iop. @ie bieli9enMbeno-
bl6tter uer1iientlicben beute Den Wortlout
ocs @breibens oes 9pn Carlos an ben
&0ni9 9llfpnlo. "Die @tellun9 ocs Yrd<
.)iocnten Grant" beibt es in Dem @brsi=
ben. lift bos Gorlpiel Su einem &rie9e
5wil l1sn Spanien uno oen Ser. @taaten,
lpenn sic Die unab1dn9i9feit Gubos
ni1t anerfennen. 0ie Geuolution >pel9e
sic reprdlcntiren, trifit Die @erantpor-
t,lns fir bic m1roeri6e &ebellion. @enn
itD r.9isrt bdtte> 10 ,uiirbe iie ni6t ein9e.
trcten 1ein ober lueni9itens teinen 8ooen
aeipennen bqben. Sod nun gilt es Die
unperle6rtbeit bes 2anocs uno ale Sim
Der oe6elbeu inb perpli6tct, es 5u per~
tbsioigen. Gollte Ser &rieg ousbred)en.
10 biete, ih Sbnen einen QSahenitiQ.
itano an, Der 70 lang oauern mag wie
Der &anpf wdbrt. Oo6 be1aupte idb
meme &eGte ouf Die &rone e6enlo.
,uie id Die ueberjeugung babe, bab
id lie zines Saees bod traeen >ueroe.
SD fam meine lopalen TreiNiQi9en nidt
nod guba l9iden, bnd ,ueroc i4 bieie
Yropin; uno Gantabrien pertbeibi9en.
unb meroe &aperldifft ausl6iden, I'm
bic aauffabrteii6iffe unierer Geinoe sa
perfol9en uno lie pieQeitbt in ibre ei9ene
6afer 81 ia9en. Nebmen @ie oen Waf<
fenitillitano on, 10 lollen sic uns @e<
prdlentanten ernennen, bamit tic Die 8e@
feititellen. G6la9en @ie in
beleu meine 0fferte aus, Ioif Die Melt
3eu9e, baB oas tatboli|Ae Spallien leinc
YFiAt in ,eoler Meiie 9etbau 6at."
M a orib. 10. .Nop. Sie bisfse4
uGorrejponoencia"" .melSet 0ab Die Gr'
miAtrrung Spaniens anf bic neuli@e
0lote Scr Der. Staotsn be5iiali6 oes Ser
trays non 1905 ,rbis &t6te, Gpanien NIT
Gnereie ,lober Mdbieuns pertrcten miro.
Gs miro 6arin Dis 6oifnun9 qus9elpro=
den ,yeroen, oaB @ponien init ieintm
Q8unl6e oie euten 8e5ie6un0en S,pil&en
Den swei 2dnoern aufredt III er4allen,
Wut(ane Fnoen wire> -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24
SSpGcnfbau.
(Snluub.)


- Gin fir oie &at6oIiteu Ga
liforniens g lpid)ti9er. TaQ >purse Die
Ter Sage Dor Der mtrifanild qmerifani=
19cn Wn1prl6s Gommillion in Mo1Ding=
ton entl l1icben. Ser Dor lanscn Sabren
9eltiftcte. CALIFORNIA Yius Tono" wuroe
i'll 1872 BON Dem gulturfdmpfer @onto
9lnno, Scr bamols prppilorii0cr Yrd1i=
bent BON Mleyico mar tpnI Iiscirt. Gp1ter
Damn >ulroe pom grsbil1ofe pnn @on
Trantisfo uno pom 8ilhofe bon M}pn=
tcrcD uno Sos Nn9cle5 por Der gnlpru1s=
Gomml1iion ouf Die 9erousgabe bcs
fSonos Stage erboben. 9icle o6er pcr-
moGte .li9 niDt einigen, un6 70 puroe
Die g(n9ele9enbcit Dem G1iebsri4ter Cir
Go!uorO Sbornton CUR Gntl6eioung por=
9e!e9t. 9ie 9cnannten 9ilb0ie morcn
ppn bem Gr<Senator GaIerlp un0 Sobn
:. Gople bon Galifornien, lo,pie Don g.
y. &billips uno g. @il1on in MoiDin9=
ton ols Wn>udlten pertrcten. Sir oie
meritanil6e &e9ierun9 eridien Genor
9(bila. Nm tsbteu Donnerltag MN fQQte
Scr @1ic0sri9ter sir Gouor5 SDornton
bos urtDeil, boB bic merifaui]9e &C.
9ierung ben confiscirten 6ono obnc3inlen
5uriidsueritattcn babe. Scr @etrog be-
~ldult (i1 ou6 auf 1904 100 meyitunilbes
@plo, ,uas meDr als cine Millipn IN Yo=
picrsel0 lit.
98 Arlington, 16. 9lop. Ser
S{ric9sictretar fat fol9enocn Brief crbal-
ten: Yortlano> Oregon, 9. Sob
9Sert6er $3srr SG itano einlt m0ienite
Der Ner. Gtaotcn, itebe a6er jeBt i'm
Gientc meines @ottes. @in9el6lolIen
finoen lie Yotoifice Orore fir $40> ,uel6e
Der &e9icrung oer Ser. @taaten 9eb6ren
New Orleans Is. Nop. Trau
Sames TaNan ,uuroe am Sonntag 0aor=
gen in per 9labe ibrer @obnung in Der
9tobbarl@oit BON 9lot9es Diff. uon9un-
ben 81 Sooe 9ebiiIen. SIR &el lidt uno
ibr&0rper luuroen our9 bicYeltisn l9red.
l!b perlnfaltet.
8roDibenc, &. Sslonb, II 9}op.
Trou Mnnie 8. @oterman uno lire beioen
&inoer lpurben am 0ienltog Mpreen in
iDrem 3immer in @edon, Wfa0, betdubt
seiunoen uno 5>uar ribrte Dies bon Dem
aus Dem Oien ent,uidenen @aic ber, neil
Die &lappe aug Gerieben 9eI1lo1en on=
itott 9e0ffnet tuor0en wor. Gin &ino
iuur0e 9crettet, bas an0ere farb, unb sic
Wiutter beiiuoet ii@ III lebr tritii@em gu
1tonoe.
- Scr loeben beenoete Stoats Gen-
ius BON Midi9dn 5ei9t> bab pie mdnn.
li@e 8eoDlferun9 oolelbit Ser @eibli&en
I'M 10000 &6pfe ii6erleeen 1T. Sn Mal.
iaduEetts lit oos 8erbdltniB umgetebrt {:
oas mdnnli6c @ef@lc@t febt binter Dem
,ueibli@en I'm $4,000 @eelen Suriid.
-G Gin Tarmer in 5ennei}ee
pTi9te bieier Sag in ieinem Teloe unb
llieb nit Der PFu9idar elf cine perro=
itete 8ombe, Die bort pDue 3weifel felt
bem &rie9e uersraben selcaen bate 9os
Moromert5eug erplpoirte, t0otete Die bcie
hcu 3u9tbiere ocs Sormers unb bra1tt
BEEN lel6f 9efd9rli6e @erlebnnsen bei.
-9ie 8uffaloerSemperen5 5=M6rrinutn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

ter einen &reu5sug ee9en oiev, 2olterb6D-.
len Der Srllntiuht" Die Srint5ooloons
| beiAlpiien nno 9el6morclL ni1t in Dem
Sample (ilr: ibre quite 6ad)e SIT crmiioen,
ols biz olle gSirtbSbdulcr ousgcrrttet
oocr iii 8etbQule pcrlpanoclt 1inb. 9(nl
@omltag fano oos crfe &orppiten9efe6t
fott, ucl6cs jebp6 bomit enbigtc. bo s
Der s(n9rifi ab9eld)lo9en ,puroc unb Die
Mn9reifcrinnen i6 unuerribteter @o6e
rlldpdrts ton5cntrirtcn, 3ui1cDeu 7 ,nb
s lbr er}N!eucn in Dem 5olou oes
9errn Sd9cr 6 Semperen5=B =Betl lNwencrn,
ldntcr 9omer, Bic Die 8liitbeseit :ibrcr
Sabre ldn9it iiberl6ritten: Dobei,, unb
tllnoi9ttn ibm an, boB lie gefon1men lcien,
lbm sum- Werlontn 1eines iiinbli6cn Sc
lperbs 81 betebrcn uno sur 66rberuno it,
res eolcn Norbo6ens Die Sill ie bes 0imr
mels onSnrllfen. @err Sa9cr noDm Die
So0t BON Der lpabboftcn @eite uno lc9te
Dem @orbaben Der 8eti6mel ltern fein
0lnocrnib in Den 9Seg. @ie licben li9
Johann in Dem 2otal ouf Die &nie nieoer
bctetcn inbrliniti9 uno 9aben Damn nod
oas @biin9en eincs Ylalms gum 8eitcn
lpprauf lic li6, ols lie laben,. bob ibre
Mr5eit fit oieles 9)fal uer9eblib, unter
Der gntllnoi9un9 emit fernten, ON ndb.
item Sienlto9, 5ui|hcn 2 uno B u9r mie-
Der fOmmen su ,poQen uno oonn ibre 8e=
mil6un9cn UNI bas @celenbeil bes 6ort<-
9elottcten Climbers fort,uleben. @s ,po=
rcn in ben1 2pfalc mebrere @djte an,uc=
lenO, >pel1c BON Der Gom0oie nibt wc=
mig bcluiti9t wuroen unb elmer bavon, Der
luobl 9laubcn modte, baB Die 9amen
na9 Der auberoroeroroentli6en Mni itren=
gung i6fer &eblen wobl elmer @rquidung
brou9en f0nnten, lub lie au eincnl.
v9rint" Gin, luuroe ober entrii ltet ab9e=
lpieler. .'= "a:
MuguFa, @a., IS. g}oo. SSn %.
ri0er Na6t errei9nete lib auf Ser Gbar,
lotte Columbia uno elu9uita= Giienbabn
BEL Yine 9oule, 20 Meilen BON bier elm
entleblider unfaQ. Na6bem Der resulare
YaiiagierSug am 9eitri9en Na6mitta9e
Columbia uerlal len bate, fol9te linn Elm
3us leererMa99ons, Der bierDer beitimmt
mar. 0ie beioen 3ii9e fubren in oer@e:
|l6winoigteit Don 20 Meifen Der @tunoe,
inoem Der cine oidt binter Dem anoeren
fubr. Ser Yailasier3us batte ioeben Elm
@eiten9eleile erreit3t uno mar i'm 8e9riff
an5ubalten, a:s Der na4folgenoe3u9 ber.
anbraulte uno Die 2ocomotioe oeIiel6en
ben 9omen=Maeson oes eriteren in ben
@ou6wa9son bineinl6ob uno beioe bonn
@eleiie mari. Cine entleklide Scene CT
fol9te. Sic NoIio9ie,e I'M 9amen Mas=
9on, Mdnner, Grauen uno ainoer, MUIR
oen 5uIammen9equetlbt, ber,uunoet uno
biloeten Gin taum ent,pirrbaxes @baos.
9tad eini9en @dnu!en 6ffnete man Bic
! Genlter uno S6iiren rns trettete bic beflae.
seilsrertben &eiienoen aug Ben 9riin,=
mern oss Maggons. @liidli1crmeiIe taul
nur Elm 8oiiasier--7ber .ie&s Sabre a(te
GDarlieNiebtin9ale BON 8runslpid> Ga,
un's 2tben. Ser gobn bes Serrn 81.
gesbeimer, pom btr Ser. st. Rifen-@er~
meiilu9segpeoition befan6 T6 i'm &au4z
lua9son uno tu>,roe idlper perlebt> 10 ., :.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
II OVER TIE CITY.

The Johnson R.fes meet to night 10
elect officers.
The Concordia Club gave a hop at their
hall last night.
Sheriff Anderson, Of Shelby, has arrived
with eight more conyicts-six men and two
women.
"Come, gentle spring, diphtherial mild
ness, come," is the latest improvement on
ThompSOn's invocation.
Capt. Thatcher cont ues bis kind atten-
tiOns in the way Of Memphis papers per
express, delivered at this Office on the day
of their issue.
This being Ascension Day, services are
appointed to be held in the Church Of the
Advent at 1890 A. NJ. and s P. NJ. Seats
all free, and a general invitation extended.
A number of South Nashville youths,
near the Wilson Springs, have organized a
military company and call themselves the
Howell Guards, in honor of the Mayor Of
Nashville.
The mercsry in the Signal office ,her-
m0meter got down to SO degrees night be-
fore last, or only seven degrees above
freezing point. We heard Of slight and
harmless frost in different localities yester-
day morning.
In our report of State Superintendent
TTOusdale's address, at HartsvIlle last Mon
day, the types represented him as stating
that the cost Of eachpupil per month in the
year 1S73-74 exclusive Of the city schOOls),
was Sl.45; when it should have been 50 45
cents.
The county Superintendent of Polk
county reports to the State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, that the Quarterly
Court of his county, at the April term,
levied a tax Of ten cents on the 500 Of
property, including merchants capital, for
the support Of the public schools.
The first steamboat excursion and picnic
of the season comes off next Tuesday,
under the auspices Of Tennessee Lodge Of
the Knights Of Honor. Bush's baud will
furnish music for the dancers, and every
possible arrangement has been made fer
the enjoyment Of those who 90.
CiaveIessa, proprietor of tie fruit store
on Union Street, between Cherry and Col
lege Streets, has been carrying on in such
a terrible way lately as TO leave no doubt
as 10 his insanity, and will probably be
sent to the Asylum. He drew quite a large
sum from the bank, and would have
Squandered it in a jify but for his wife's
prompt interference.
Water has been standing in the cellars
under many houses in the city ever
since they were dug-in many instances
decades ago. a system Of sewerage is in
~diSpensable to the perfect salubrity of
our municipal climate. Mayor Howell, we
understand, will o recommend 70 the
City Council a bill looking TO the desired
result. His idea is to convert Lick branch,
in the northern part Of the city, and Will
son Spring branch, in the southern part into
mammoth sewers 10 receive and wash away
the contents Of tributary sewers r5mifying
the entire city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
Al Enterprise tiia5 should De Fos.
tered.

We learn that q building q saving as
ISOLATION is being organized in this city,
and that q charter has already been pre-
pared and viii be presented to the several
officers for approval, as required under the
late corporation law, in q few days, aud
| that 10 will begin operation ia 2 short time.
I We understand that The association has at
1 IT'S head some Of our best business men,
and among them some who have had sew
eEal years experience IN I6e enterprises III
I other States. These associations are really
savings banks. and are Of the greatest &d-
vantage to mechanics aud labJTIug men.
The stock or shares issued by the a5sOcia-
lion TO its members, and which are fixed
by our legislature at 500 per share, are
moi 20 be paid down 10y the subscriber of
stock, but are paid 10y small iHstailmeuis,
which, too, have been fixed by the act
authorizing their creation, at 3 per month.
Any member Uav hold any number OF shares
not exceeding fifty. The money thus aCcu-
mulaJGd by the Association IS loaned 10
the members needing a0v3Gcemsnts upon
their shares, e mortgage first being taken Oh
real estate 10 secure the payment Of the
regular iustalImeuts on each share, together
with interest on the amount borrowed, thus
aiiOTGing a safe depository for the earnings
yf the poor men, and also an opportunity
TO al TO get advaucemcuts on their shares
when in need.
The associations are so c1utriyed and 0p-
Grated that they are entirely mutual, every
stakeholder receiving his pro rata Of the
gains Of the association. IN the North and
East there are hundreds Of these building
and loan associations, and they have, ia
every instance, proved a success, and We
see no reason why they cannot be made
successful here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-06
The Frazier Benefit.

We understand that the acceptance o.
the offer made by The Stephens COmbina.
ton 10 give a benefit tonight for the family
Of the late officer Robert l.. Frazier ha;
been revoked. l. appears that some Of Tie
representatives Of the police department
who signed the card of acceptance did Sc
c0~nditioually, and that these afterYard saw
ht TO decline the offer Of the troupe, while
the others, We believe, insist that it will
be nothing but good faith TO the Com
binatiOn 10 carry out the agreement.
The good motive Of the latter will be read
Ily appreciated: but we have no doubt both
sides are right. IL is a matter Of current
report that the Stephens Combination af.
f0rds a very poor entertainment, and il
would hardly draw a paying crowd under
any circumstances. Considering that the
performance would be a benefit only in
name, there is no reason why the repre-
sentativeS Of the police department should
not perfectly agree.
There is q disposition TO give an amateur
performance at IN early day for the benefit
Of the deceased officers family. This is
the best course to pursue. Let the best
amateurs of the city and Edgefield give
some kind Of popular entertainment, and
then let the people Of Nashville respond
generously to the Mayors recent appeal by
turning out a crowded house.
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Annual NICOTINE OF tae Rishops

The annual meeting Of the Bishops Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
was held in the Bih0p's room Of tie Pub
fishing House yesterday, Bishop George p.
Pierce, Of Georgia, presiding.
The following Bishops were present: IL.
\. hayauaugh, Of Kentucky; William II.
Wrightman, Of South Carolina; E. VI. Mar
win, of Missouri; d. $. Doggett, Of Viz
giuia; II. y. McTyeire, Of Tennessee; John
Y. Keener, of Louisiana.
Bishop Robert Paine, the senior Bishop
Of the church, was detained at his home in
Mississippi on account OF sickness.
The proceedings were opened with prayer
by Bishop Wrightman.
Al the meeting tO-.ay. the bishops viii
arrange the pastoral yisitatiODs for the eG-
suing year. No business Of public impoT-
5auc3 was transacted yesterday.
Most Of the bishops will remain here
over Sunday and fiji the pUlpiJs Of the Va
riOus Methodist Churches in the city and
Eigeheld. Bishop Pierce will preach At
Elm street Church if he does not go to
Memphis before Sunday, lie having pro
missed 70 ply thai city a visit about this
time.
Some Of the DISTINGUISHED chuTChmeu
ined with DR. Summ-Ts s,s.--iay, al lis
residence in EdgefeId, and others with
Bishop EcTyeiTe, at The Vanderbilt Uni
ggTS.ty,
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THE COURTS.

LAW COURT.-Biyless, admir-, vs.. Nc
Culloch ct al; three cases consolidated.
Jos. IL. Thompson sworn in as practicing
attorney.
Adjourned till this morning at 10
o'clock.
CRIMINAL COURT-AbOut 400 INSIDE
meanOr cases were called yesterday bring
ing the called nearly up to No. 1000.
SUPREME COURT.-The first section
concluded the Coffee docket yesterday and
this morning will take up the Franklin
docket, which is very heavy and will re-
quire prompt and skillful attention on the
part Of the bar TO get through with it.
The other branch Of the court is engaged
upon the law docket Of Davidson county.
FEDERAL COURT.-United States VS.. W.
J. Neeley, embezzlement; continued OE al
fdayit Of defendant.
United States rs. same ct 81; ,,i-,o5
on affidavit Of defendant
United States VI. X. W. Andrews; iudg-
- W ..alntiif.
United States vs.. JnO. Frizzsl, executor,
ct al; judgment for plaintiff.
United States vs.. NJ. s.. ROZieT ct ]; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Uuited States vs.. ThOs. Waters, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
United States vs.. S. D. Davis ct al; con-
tinued by Districs Attorney.
United States vs.. w. 3. Chafin; partly
investigated.
United States vs.. R. P. Jenkins ct al;
pending.
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