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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-12
CITY NOTICES.

Bed Blankets extra cheap at Hogan
Bros. jan1O st
New Calicoes at Hogan Bros.
jan10 81
Real Buck Gloves at Hogan BrOs'.
janI0 81
Warm Gloves az Hogan Bros.
janl0 81
Best place to buy Flannels is Hogan
Bros ian1O 81
Blankets! Blankets,-Splendid warm
Blankets at $3.50 per pair. G. Rice & Co.
jan1O 81
Blankets reduced from s. 10 $3.50 per
pair at G.. Rice & Cos. jan10 81
Blankets at great sacrifice. G. Rice
& Co. jan10 81
Blankets! Blanketsn Blankelsln-Blan-
kets for everybody. They must be sold TO
keep the public from taking cold. G. Rice
& Co. janl0 81
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Blank z. } Indicates no report; cipher (Ol sta
tionary; minus ~ tendency to fall; plus (t)
tendency 10 rise.
The river still continues to fall rapidly at
this point. We report 8 feet 10 inches on
the shoals.
The Eddyville arrived from Cairo with
good trip Of hay and cattle. She returned
thither yesterday evening.
The SilverthOn was expected last night
from Evansville and the John S. Bransford,
from Pt. Isabel.
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JOHN H. SURRATT, son of Mrs. Surratt,
hanged foi supposed completely in Lincoln's
murder, is teaching school near Emmets-
burg, Md.
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PrnrerIn fhe Hone

The committee appointed by the House
Of Representatives to request the various
ministers Of Nashville and Edgefed to open
the morning sessions Of the House with
prayer, have arranged with the following
ministers for the dates mentioned:
Jan. II, y, 13-Rev. 7. A. Hoyte.
Jan. Il, Is, 16-Rev. T. o. Summers.
Jan. Is, I9, 20-Rev. L. Kalisch CRabbi).
Jan. p, p, 23-Rev. W. Shelton.
Jan. %, 20, Z7-Bev. II. S. Bennett.
Jan. IS, %, 30-Rev. r. A. Young.
Feb. 1, ?, 3-Rev. II. T. Wurzen.
Feb. 4, >, 6-Rev. F. r. Hill.
Feb. s, 9, 10-Rev. w. G.. Inman.
Feb. II, II, 13-Rev. Z. T. Hart.
Feb. Is, Is, I7-Rey. J. W. HOyte.
Feb. is, 10, 20-Rev. j. M. Hickell.
Feb. p, %, 24-Rev. J. B. McFerrin.
Feb. p, 20, 27-Rev. r. X. Hargrove.
March l, ?, 3-Rev. J. II. McNeilly.
March 4, ), 6-Rev. j. S. Lansing.
March s, 9, 10-Rev. P. S. Fall.
March IL, y, 13-Rev. W. J. Ellis.
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Maximum temperature 81 deg, minimum
temperature, II deg; mean temperature rs
deg.
TsIsgTaDEie RspoTf from SigHaI SsTUies CorpS U
s. L., Of ObssrudtiOH, at 1921 p. My ls
Western Union Line.
Place q 0OseF- Bar Thr wind , lstats Of
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SOCIAL ostracism is very unsOcial.
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TRAIN

LOUISVILLE q CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trains leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
TRAINS. LEAVE. 4 ARRIVE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-12

Pullman Palace Drawing -roOm and Sleeping
Cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEE SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il, 100 A. n.
PrObGbiIities.-During Tuesday, in the
North Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio valley, falling barometer,
rising temperature, northeast to southeast
winds, and cloudy or rainy weather will
prevail, except partly snow in last section.
RIVER NEWS
Daily Report Of Stage Of WgteT, Vith Changes
IN he q hours hiding p. n Jan. II, 1875.
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CITY NOTICES.

Keep yourselves warm and save doctors
bills. Buy warm Blankets at low prices at
G. Rice & Co.'S. j,n1O St
DIR. W. A. AtehisOn is associated with
DR.. T. 4. AtchisOn in the practice Of medi-
cine. Office, No. Is South Cherry street.
Residence, No. g. South Summer. Office
hours from to 9A.N., II to 1 P. NJ, to
9, night. JAM st Banner.
DOOley's Yeast Powder is convenient
economical and always reliable. No waste
Of food prepared with it, as it is always Of
the best quality. deco 61w&w1t
STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Monday,
Jan. II, 1870.
Time. Bar. TTh'T Wind. Weather.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Jan. II, 1870.
Time. IBar.ITh'rI Wind. Weather.
, 1875-12-04

Tho wnrk Of en!arg1pg tho III. 1awreucs Canals mas
begun thus week, and will giro employment TO 1000
Tho sclr Danc from Wellington H1uarc Unt.
With wheat, IL aehore Ut fntneSsille. n. f....Thn
prop G. J. KeahAw, $lich left BaY City last week load
ct with 0C0 feet Of lumber mud 26N brfs Of satt,
tetsoned brls Of her cargo IN the g4o ri 5unlny
night. The schr Saginaw II sshore At Ashahua. aud
Ia total wreck. Bhe is broke In ao and sunk along
sds tho ve.t pier. Nothing further ss Jet been
ca!ysl concerning ths FAvot which At last accounts
Wa ebound tn Saginaw Day with fuel or pEovas-
tons. Tho consistoi Of tho Captain and ons Or
two The tug q. 3. scost hla eeen anla 10 par
there to lay mr. She viii 10 engaged in towing in that
harbor lusng tho coming aoasoo.. Tbs crew Of the
bsr6s M.urecan. which went Ashore Ut Griudstone
Clsy. scurd wednesday. hui IN badly frosted
bosrd The schr George n. esteott OF Keuosbs, il
be hauled ont upon tho bank Ut tho Milwaukee Com
psuys yard and Heightened 10 feet. lteccnt snund
inea ahow that The sr lately FORMED 1t hs mouth Of
bes'ouo serious otstrurtion rhcrt atc now ony II
feet u wAtcr the rangeifght ruuthe aud oulJ ~
fes Of way tetwesu ths ehoalast place and
q o. ya.tsrasy "ssven r.sssl.. with e.paotty Of
Is 8t0 bu, reEe yesterday chartered to load wheat
for spring delivery It Dunan Ct G4e, including
winter storage: They arc tho bark Nelson and schr.
Guido PAstef. s4rrland, MArengo. Argue Smith, John
u. MERRILL and 1,a4cs. Carriers 1t ths CLOSE were
holding for 7c.'.. ...Ths Fort Huron 1tn<a sAFs !:
"Thc schr Mary E. resew went ashose In te ssrAlis
erew xs1s rescued from perishsns In the cold. Ha1
decka wsrs competsJ coyezsd Hlth les Aad thu saaa
Hero breaking orcr har. Tho weasel laa : largo holo
tn her bottom tnads BY rock Which eAae through her.
Ono-later Ut tie cargo Of The schr strest. aAboro
near RACINE, has hccn got off In good condition. Tue
bAsure viii bs essed in damaged coudtt@ ~. Thoss
Wa good PROSPECT If getting ths vsa"ol % last night
, 1875-12-04

NO7'IC-Ej.

The Registered Construction Bonds Of the Ch.cag2
g. tsit ana Coke Gomp.nE. stanains on the ooo::
brown. IT,. i. Bowen, Geo. brown, B4rah A. brown,
1eln Il Drosn' I gseeh.s. D. Mason; M J.t: l. Hu1' y
D.1kes Is1te!l4 brown, Il. s. brown aud u,h.rs /.
Elac1an, +. prtnRhurss. Jane s. brown. c. F. BILL,
cus.e, Benz. Carver. 6. b. outhart +. T. Cooley: 4.
J. Caldwell estate u ". canes. C: Da~son: u. r.
1uas sa - xa"s 1ag
way. ]. T. !iubtel. Hoffman, 7. nunneTell. Tru..
Kern s. u. keen G. H. Keen, N, b. Keen, dnsrtlia',,
i. ii: Kextley Z. $. Keloes. !. y. Lanbe1t. II !.
a e. 4 Anlso %..n3 nsn1, nsss ns9ths' q
Mil he'll II. Il. Maggie MeEchtnss' sa.tnes. Loan, aud
1s.s compapy v ! ~ SewlsT StytTssry' Tsr
K H. Qua1dais, c. j. nas.eIi, george Smith Z c.,
1sr.r Sheldon. II. sehubart. D. 4. smith, i. ss.anon'
At 1anticr Atuh, Il. shl.y, Gerlttt IT, Smith. l.. L.
1lnkhann, Trustee, J. Thomson. Iurrrh f. Tcm1 l.,
sio*es Taylor, ~ Underwood, 4. T. yan ks.t Jal,s
II. webster, d. j. W,.son. T. !. Wilson, George
.ss!aes, 4: i. Wallace, A. p; sse4t. Z. W.: Willard,
trustee i. /. Yoe. Henry Young: Jarnrs ii. Young.
Henry L. ioune snd bearing tho following nun1ber.,
,ar e. i; NJ a. ~ lY i'a X, TX ", tit ~
677 I,3j9 1093 :60 laa itl4 48i. h5 40, VS., 4eo
693 ea ti 1t63. 1855, ty7 ~. n. ~. 50., no.
s. g. '552 9 I'll a.! e. 3 & i; f.: H. III &c. g. 10 's5 a. s3
i,sa sa7 II. WI ~; III; lol 81. III. ia vi, lib
l4lo. 49, III. IL, IN va 80 G %, CID
tls. ~, 81; 1T ~: b;' ils. l:Ne I,s2a sS2. ~
s73. 10, nil l3N, Sill III. iso. 3l4 81. 6S ist, $751;
l.2it. 1..l6. tsa Iii, 1Jo. 93s, s9s 49, Q, 50 o7.
t.91. l,2a, ~ a9s 81 LOO. 1881. 1??3. ea5, :o6
Of he Bossd Of Director. Of sid Company. ordasss
70 10 called IN and paid: md tho satns W 1s ~
deeed It tho Off CO oi tie CouCnny and after tbs
lat day Of January, A. D. fs1. This holders af said
bonds arc hereby notihed thereof, and that on aud
At'r tue sAd 1st day Of 1aary. H. D. t5iG the Raid
bonus will ntasc tn lscsr lntrrest.
By order Of tbs DoAni Of Directors.
l.. r. wATK1SH, Irtddent
JAMES 4. DUnTIB. 6a:ruxsy.
Chr1fu. ILL.,, Nor. ~, lbs5.
, 1875-12-04

They tell this tsuo story OF mAu In 1.ondap.
who, somo ycsra ago. Lost tlsn found, then
lost again, very respectable fortune 10 most
romantic manner. no was sai.or. aul, engaging
In the Nspoleonio WAFs, was one OF = Grew whlch
took vary valuable prizas His orn silare
amounted to . large sum. Hs went to tho
proper ohiro aud received hts go!dao guinness in
aloug Tue street 10 noticed that Aia ahosssrlpY
was uutied, lie put h,s bay OF gold upon I
post aud pent ossF to tlo II. At that moment
b. Wy sslzsd BY pies@- gang. buried on to the
~ ar .ns
years. HA story Of the bag OF gold was laughed
h sookn. Ncanxhils : man eana along, found
, 1875-12-04
American Grapes In Italy.

r.. ,3a n,sa Lts7kF o 6prlH3feld NtpU0ste1N,
Ill ~ NaaaKa begins horo durloK tho last dsYa
I'M p'snbes list!a Inter than ia the low lands.
ma,,..e. lhe grapes everywhere IN Italy RRYo
salss OF unusual abundance. aud In ronls dis.
ii Si.tse otse fulfilled it, but in the psiXhborhood
hi tIeus they bare suffered greatly during the
shicb bAs % tton hais-storms. Tbe phyllo1era,
kn Ia nas made such .Avages Ia ance thls sea-
q nv ~ not yet attacked The Itsllss vineyards
Eonsa ssat extent. Il Ia singular fact, msp-
tsa tTst 70 mo By Baron Moasol, WHO had luas re-
E,t,i..,Il llom s!slt to some Of the wine-&rowlug
a,s.,ase y france for tht sxp1esa purpose Ut
sbrh this matter, that tho only yipes
tbs n,ne n1se siieesasfuiy resis&sd tho attaoks OF
tN4x,;s5. IN that country ne the American
Sassyy,, Sasy - u dsmand. ths lsabslla Sraps gsous
esns, ~ sals legion. and IL known under VARIOUS
fr,ss i >. the "stsas bsrrY grspe," s'ptpespple
k.Ht .ts. sn. cannot believe that II q sutiseiY
@AAsa ~ Ptsta1 Il to ths Italltn ".
, 1875-12-04

Ills hhr, Advertised Il ~ found. and, hasirr IN
raiafart4r7 ro,3nn.o u-e it To rn. hi,n'"lt up
ns aankhr. Ito thii*od tina pn.4el TN IN
forty years ilo retired, ric1s. Orr day MI . 4
INN csI'td upon hin. and claimed tho Lss Ut
Fo1d. Tho nallnr had 1rturned. had heard ~
chhncc Of the nlvcrti.crcnt had hunted II in.
and had found tbs finder. Tbs latter toll Him
that II he canld cume tbe nost ttsr hs hhon.d
bhva llts rnonov, with compount interest n1:'d.
Tho asilor went away and nnver retnrnei sn'i
10 this day /. IL = m1stere what bsca:no of hltl,
OF Nhy he peFcr went baek 70 get hi. otn.
, 1875-12-04
LAKE sMlcHIQAH,
0TfFrt11

LII. Ioha rylndirilla received in{ozu1stion resteI
day thAs ths rug Sweepstakes hss sncoeedtd ID gst
o1 ths brig psmro aahors 1t LIttts Trtsess. .Ihs
nesu-barae s. T. Sheldon, having In tow the schr q.
P. Ely both laden, arrived hero yesterday fre
Alpcua. They report having seen tho echrs Moehtr
and Ids Keilh In tho atraits Of Msctnkw
80. Thn stmr Commodore arrived ut hfliw1u.
kes day before yosterda5. Ehe il destined
for this port. A. sho has mot yet arrival 1t
IL poEsblo that she has been unabs to sks tbs har
bor owing to thick and foggy weather prevailing III
daY yesterdsJ. shs will undoubtedly eome in soop
~ Il CLEARS up.... Ths schr ]. II. Fofrsat II sill
On tho bach, but tho tugs working at bur- Aud bo
eve that they ~i got her Oh to-day. Tho bark ra.
rama and tho schr Collingwooa haso aons Into tia
docks Of the Chicago DryDock Company to have la ka
stopped and DO otherwise ropairsa Tbs schr U. g.
draut arrived hefs ThuEsdaJ nj ght IN tow Of the
atoam-barso Amin Laur.e. Thn prop 8. &. Dadwin
cana in 5estcriay morning. dr. Juseph Tfumbl y
one OF tho crew Of tho bark Parans, 30 badly
frozen the night when the .rssel waterlo7so
that Of Ito feet will hare to ~ Amrutssed c,rs.
MCMILLAN autographed geateray that th% tug Nlnaow
e ~
IN assy position, II iset OF xaer 1T and II feet for
ward. md t. full Of water. Capt. Ms
: d.y ~ or tro... ThoIs " sre S'sti s.'I - se,erai
vease!a out on tho lake which hhou!d b. IN port by
this nme A4 Il va 70 thick soa foEzy ye'teraay That
tugs could not ventura out any dstsnra il possibls
thst soms Of theH ara outside now xuuE 70 he towed
tn. Tho yessels dua the Commodore, which has
,ssa ns.'a sh. .n ~ ~
ada Lotus. .ni ths sohr Hemsrhers. Tbs laser res
RI sAa reported to hare been driven ashofp It Tho
ot Thero Is coasidefsb{o 7sar ,panissstei fer hsr
SAFETY. Besides these here about twenty vessels
lli undoubtedly hnccsad IN grttlng on and sescatng
Asrhoz1 Of eAfatJ befo1a real cold weather seta In.
, 1875-12-04

F07T OF CHICAGO, DEC, ..
AHnsvtp--Bchr J. u. Forest, Mantstea. lumber;
groPJ. p Caldwell. Port Anron' sund'1ss barge
L!neo,n, susptss prop ]. IIawen, Milwaukee, light
prop pcon,o. Green Bay sundrtes aclr J. T. Ely, Al
pens, lumber: prop 8. E, Sheldon. Apens, luuube;
prop Cotnrnodore. Buffalo. nnodrics,
NtoHT cIsAnAxoEs-Pzop o. J. Tfuesdel, Asnito-
voc, Rullrie1.
, 1875-12-04

rihtios. rhtch aro ~ much lsrGnr and tDnr" lcau-
tttnl. Tim wllto grn'cs, which nra aen"rally
used fnr lac table. tho HathmHnna, Mnacah"i,
etc.. aln sweet and deEichlety ilayDred, hit lick
tho decided spicy tn.tc Of tho Concord, Catnsha.
Or 1rabcltA. On tho other hand aotnn Of ny
tta'ian friends nav that oMrs hro too strongly
favored and 'tasta tike metlic1Mc."
, 1875-12-04

WHY TIE L10tiT WAa STATIONARY.
Special Dt1pateA 10 TAs ehfeaao Tstbpas.
"M1LWAukEE, Nov.25.-A very grays charge IL uaads
In cona.sslou with tho Aaht-houso on North polns.
VIZ. thst tho revolving light did not nash Taesda1
morning and \ faw mornings prsvlously. Herring
This, TnE TnlnuNE correspondent ,nads tour Among
tho boatuOn aud found tha tho Light hAs been noticed
stationary seyerA. times this sasson, md It u generally
understood thAs tho light house kespse failed 10 keep
awake wien nteeAssry 10 Adjutt tho machinery.
Bsves ysases bound down hare bseu tulaled In thsf
reckoning, Mud dsastesa narrowly escapsd tbs
yesssls being found and boardsd BY tugnen In j4r.
tico 10 the keeper huso khpmastArs saJ tho chafRs
should b. lnscaiigated."
10 ia EaisoY ~ Eas caleass 1rtauzs.
NoaEH po1nr L1oH1-HoUsz, MILWAUKEE, Ws.,
Dec, l.-The publication Of tbs foregoing In Fridays
issae we'll calcalated 10 do me grsat injury ~
zspubltshng 1t sna publishing this. together with tho
accompanying letsry, you can make u,o sotns rspsrA
tion and only perform simple act Of luatico.
1sook charge OF this light over four years ago, and
nevsr IN Aug!e inctance hare since faed 10 visit it
In scoordAucs With regulations. This light has not
fsiied 70 dash my occasion during any night
yests bsyoad ths tina required 70 b. stopped by
shs regulations and hIed light substituted willie Tho
q esS e. e :
mh.s, OF fEou other No causes: which Afa obsluusy
bcyoud my control. Fety respectfully,
D. x. 0Auxa, Lighthouse Keeper.
or,1o. Or 4ax MINIATURES Tuo-Do4r L,ss.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2j.--U. Il. Green, Est, IT..
--sls: w hsye Instituted inquire. .nong our
tbeu hld cvar seen ths North loint light
stop asshtng longer than tbs fsw inluutea It
would tsqalfe 10 trim It, Nut Of khepa could
oslect q instance WHARF "vsessls bound down haro
narrowly eseaps, the yess.A oAng found snd boarded
BY tu9-msn."
We ars quito surs that, had The light renataea sa-
uouAry It any lu4e long enough to found the charge
that ~ q Rsastslly anassst'a sha. the nxht4ouse-
ths mAchlnssy." ~ SHOULD hare bsen nfolmed " IT,
Iouss zsspsetiu4y.
AlLMAukxk TF1.BoAr LTsK,
IT, Il, x. Mxxsn, 6upt.
OEE1cE OF Tux txDspxxpzar Tuo LIME, AItrAp-
1xE, Wis, Nov. A,-D. +. grssn, btq s.e-sls: have
snae tnauEi<s respecting hs saaE8ss Which Apps4ssd
III ths NOV. nth isaus of TME CAscAoo Talsusa
sesinst tho North Puank lighLRtfpsx apt do not
hnd th. Of our p!lon remsmbef III tnst.ncs xhen
tbs uRas stoppcd dAahins u regular iptssAh Or va
din, Or pthaENl1A than .uaT2F{inF tEt4ht hght-
hcus 1t thsa hass heard complaint Al4ds shout ths
, 1875-12-04
COMMERCE OF CHICAGO.
NoSTu or ioyEHBLn, 1878.
AkriF4tH.

tons; men. Thirteen foreign ye4aels aFr1feI fran
foreign parts. b5-1 tons 171 men. Tbartrcu forrtgu
scastA cleared for foreign por;s 5o35 sonsi l23 ne
, 1875-12-04

Way h. II ,ht n t"pt, n7r ,. # t,+m "rcr osrd
'ri fes.s1 vat sas misis ! ~ ii.
A.r, HiJH.If ten an:a!,ln m.ny nalss, AMI |
'4r et'Iy atne :t-tlnonY Jour faithful t4srnlnc.
II uut3, Very Ee4 pa .lt.lily. u. II. ttrAkS.
Hlut. Inilriandent Ial lsN.
, 1875-12-04

FAIRLY WITHOUT 4 RIYAh"-. CONGREGATIONAL.
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE

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~,fh constantly inoio..sns ;acoess M.yisG !ssts, a.
nXyM Y '%unSs; nsx r;,hn FL. Ia Z. anes.
&..tfs of sisty s'os than
THREE AND A QUARTER THOUSAND
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8. ,.'s;. o5Se! paeiis.t,ea
ri s;eai ;sss;.;y :ss Vdss +:
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toni Journal nosk1J will bs teat for 3oAr AsA ost-
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, 1875-12-04
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plain typu paper. PItcs, 81 .rQ .'"
ItuffT 81. DEWITT, Pub!Ahsr,
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, 1875-12-04

OYyrcE ~ TIE uxIos SrxaMnoAr CanPArT. Mtt.-
vau.EE, NIa., Nov. 2'.-N. Il. Ert.n, EsI, tt-.-sn:
Wa seaart the light keIa BY yon At ti4e North lrrs
ght huuso ~ an etlretne.y O. VI one. VIC h4rs uni
navigating public wuu!d dcr!Es inralcna''c sneht
from synteu that would ali al our lighthouses with
keepers wo dscaarge 'hel. dntir. a. faithfully ~ s
proves 3ou To hass d,ns. N.pH tfuliyt r..
D. Il. MCDONALD. MAater of S:csnrf Colorado.
T. II. Aus11s, Mister IT Htealner Russia.
, 1875-12-04

Asda0A LtaA, MILWAukEE, NOT. 31.-U. 4. Grim,
Fs7., r,-DKAA 6lR have BOT haaEd the Ie.Et objec.
uou made 10 tic III which your uglt l. krps Our
ressela arc conatans running u md out II tlis sr
H., wona h.se noticed a W .rreeanrts vi sny there
WAS, In yoRr u7dt. Master Is JEALOUS vcry Jealous,
that No hivs good llghtksepera, aud wuutd undoubt
tdT report the leAat rentssncas on s part of keeu-
er that came wltltn is natics to agent. Vary truly
your. D. u Dui0HAAt Agent Anchor Line.
, 1875-12-04

OFFICE or Il. r. FITz1EnAIp 4 Co., M.LwarkxE,
Dec. l.-D. f. Gfter Esq., et.-DEAu bIH It u with
pleasure thai eet5 IL Of tle Matters OF
vcasels which represent. havo 1nsdc any
rlatnt against tbs Light kein by yon. Respectfully
you5s4 L. /. F&Iz1ERALu ( Co.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-25
The Queens Yacht Runs Down An.
other Yacht.
(London Telegram, August l9th.1

[London Telegram, August l9th.]
The royal yacht Alberta, with Queen
Victoria on board, collided at six O. clock
this evening, while crossing from Osborne
to Gosport, with the yacht Mistletoe, be-
longing to }. S. Haywood of Manchester,
who, with a party Of friends, was on a
pleasure cruise. The sailors on the Mis-
tletoe were in the act of dipping their
flag In honor of the queen, when a cry
was raised that the royal yacht was run
ming down the Mistletoe. Great excite
ment ensued, and efforts we're made to
avoid the collision, but it was too late ::
the Mistletoe was struck on the starboard
side, abreast of the mainmast. The AL.
berta rode completely over her, losing
her bowsprit and cutwater. 1t is impos-
sible to describe the scene on board the
vessels. The Queen witnessed the COLI.
sion from the deck of the Alberta. She
was deeply agitated, wringing her hands
and in dreadful suspense. Every effort is
said to have been made to save the party
on the Mistletoe, which was rapidly sink
ing. Several of the rescued were severe
ly injured. The damage to the Mistlctoe
was so serious that she sank in few min
utes, carrying with her lady and the
mate. It being impossible to render
further aid, Alberta proceeded on her
way to Gosport, but had scarcely reached
Clarence Yard, when Stokes, the master
of the Mistletoe, died. Haywood, who
was seriously injured. was carried
to the house of the Admiral at Ports
mouth. The following report of the
accident appears in the Court Circular
this evening: 'When the Alberta was
crossing the Solent with the Queen and
royal party on board, sailing yacht ran
under the Alberta, which struck her, and
she went down in few moments. The
Queen, though terribly shocked, gave or
ders that every effort should be made to
save the persons on board, but it is to be
feared that two have been lost besides
those who we're injured. Her Majesty
spoke to Miss Peel, the lady who was
saved, and made constant inquiries after
the wounded. On reaching Gosport, she
gave orders to Admiral Elliott to spare
no efforts on behalf of the sufferers, and
to pay every attention to their wants.