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Or. ,cncnci,.s standard Remedies

The standard rcmcdic, Tor all diseases of
the lungs are SCnKNCk'S PULMONlC
SYRUP. SrnENCk's SEA WEED IoNfC. and
SCHENCK's MANpR NltE Pills, and. II taken
before the lungs are Destroyed. speed!
cure i effected.
To ihv-n thicN medicines DR.. !. H..
schtnck. OF Phil ,dclphiA, owes his uHriNa-
led success in the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases
The Pu,monic syrup zip ~ the morbid
matter in the lungs: nature throws II oil 10y
an easy cNpectOra' ion, FOR when the palegm
or matter i,Iipe slight cough will throw
it OIL the patton, has rest and tie lung-
begin TO heal
To enable the pulmouic syrup 10 10 this,
Sehenck's Mandrake Pill, and Schcach' !,
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used IN
rleauso the stomach aul liver. >cheucE''
! Man rake Pills act on the liver, removing
/ all oh.tructions. relax the gJll bladder. The
/ bile stats freely, and the liver j. soon
/ relieved.
; henck's Sea weed Tonic Is gentle
| stimulant aud alternative: the Hlka,i OF which
il /. composed, mixes with the food an !
! prevents sOuring. 10 assists the digc> i'i
| by tanirg No the stomach to a healthy con.
uitiin. 80 that the fIod aud the lungs heal,
and the patient will surely get well II care
/, taken t. prevent fresh cold.
/ All who wish II consult DR.. schcnch,
either personally or 10y letter, can do - a
hi. principal office, corner OF SINH auI
ARCu SIS Philadelphia, every Nondqy.
Schcnck's medicines are sold by oil dug
git, throughout the country. 3-:-2m.
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q hr Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

a large number of the revolving
CHEYENNE Indian, have returned to Their
agency. and are receiving supplies.
The spanish Government has paid
to Mr.. Cushing. IN Madrid. the entire
halaure due ou the NirgiuiuS indemnity.
thu, anticipating payment several
months.
Sirnor Waudauna, The ,worl-s~a!.
lower. while performing last week at
Calais. Me. cut himself Internally Ia
fammation cn.urd. audhc died sunday
evening.
Threats and coffin notices continue to
he served on the miner. in Pennsylvania
who show n disposition TO resume work
and fresh outrage occur almost daily.
Colonel Richard II. Gaines. rcprc
,rntmg New Orleans house, shot mt
Killed Or. Vim. prominent hoic
keeper at Hope. in Hampstead county
Arkansas. on saturday, in persona
difficulty.
AT Paris. Ky, on saturday last
Jacob Almond, aged 50 years. quauelc,
with his son.in-law named Allen. ageC
IS years, and knocked the latter down
Allen arose and plunged knife into Al
mond. disembowellng him. The latte
! died instantly.
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"IuuucstiOnabIy the best sustaiuCd
work Of the Kind Ia the verdi
HkRPER'S MAGAZINE,
IILVsTR iTED.

The ever Increasing circulation Of this
excellent monthly proves its continued
adapjiOn 10 popular desires aud needs. In
decd, when We think into how mony home'
ii pcnctratcs every month, we must cor
slider il n one OF tho educators a. well a.
entertainers Of the puh'ic mind, Tor It's vast
popularity has been won by no appeal Ia
stupid rcjudiccs or depraYed tasies.-bo''
ton Globe.
The character "hch ms Ma-a%lne POS
scgse, for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth
and literary culture that has kept pace with
irit has not led the times, should cause il
conductors to rcga. Il 1t with iustllilble COM
placency. ltrl,O entities them 10 a great
claim upon the public gratitude. The
Magazine has done good and not evil al
the days Of it, liio.-Brookly EaS'c.
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TOW-Boat For Sale

.r-ur subscriber offers for sale ne steam
Towing slenWhssl hSG' inG ap ,'@@l and
with engines, maenipIGr l II Uairo, nj! '''''
"TI.I anh is AZ feet her breadth q feet her
Icnth I icet and measure 2I6 '9ns she has ,
uul'', ~, rn zines with cylinders ~ inches IN
PfS tn,,, amd & feet stoke' feed pump, ~ in,
r 'n,,' IN diameter aud II inches stroke and all
modern impro vencnts ana - III every respect
sinnnch, sel, worthy, and IN good condition Tor
navigatloB. For terms apply TO-,
vs. : s TAYLOR
CAruo, Ms November g. ls,I iP''ll -s"-tI
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Chancory Notice,

NOTICE r. hereby given 10 beHHmih r.
ia hiInea j., Field nlcd in the crculI
court In and for the county of, Alexander @nH
state OF Illinois, a bill for divorce, anG li,H MI
u"t,liuun "A summons was Issued oul 81 sam
cont, against The said Benjamin +, fIcld, ,,ns
defendant therein, rcturnabc ON the ~ Wfhnna%
Monday of May next OoCl, 10 leIiI' W. s' ~,
rnulr then 10 he holden at the court -h""7'' !"
Inc city of cairo in said county ana say,
Clerk Of the Circuit Count
Cairo, Il-., April 5th, ls'5. l'-'-' .",'''
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twill eradicate the disease, aud with assure
aucc, founded On proof that up harm can
arise from It's use in amy quantity.
That which protects from ur prevent tu5
disorder must be Of immense service iu the
communities whore Il prevails. Yy'r,aH1a
Is better than cure, for the patient escape the
risk which hc must run m violent attack ol
this LalcMl di-tcmpcr. I'h- oulI cNpuia
the mia matte poison Of Fever AMI sgUr
from the system and prevents the dcyrlnf.-
ncut Of the disease, if taken On the hrst
approach Of it. pronontory Symphonic. y
great superiority Of this remedy over amy
other ever discovered for IN" speedy and crr.
tain cure Of Intcmlucut- j., that il coutull-
no Quinnc on mineral; con oquml,y b. uIp.
duccs no quini-m or other Injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution, Those cured
by it are left as healthy rs If they had never
had the disease,
Fcyer s.nd .tguC IS not alone the con.
sequence Of the miasmatic poison. 4 great
variety Of disorders arise from ~ irritation,
among which are NcuraIgia. ktheuna.
tisni, Gent, Headache, RIindnras,
TO0thachp. EaraC he, CafarTIi. Asih-
ma. palpitatlOu, Painful Affection
Of the spleen, IEysfPrics, Pain in the
Bowels, Collie. Paralysis. and dcrngc'
ment Of the stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put ON the inter-
mittent type, or become periodical Ild5
"CUREn eNpels tho poison from the blood,
and consequently cures them an alike. Il
an invaluable protection TO immigrant, and
persons travelling or temporarily residing In
the malariou5 district. II taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that win be cNcrctcd from the SYSTEM and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity TO
| ripen into disease. Hence 1t is even more
| valuable for protection than cure; and few
| will ever suffer from lntcrmiltcnts II they
| avail themselves Of the protection this rem
! cdy affords.
| For Liver Complaint, arising nom torpid
! ity Of the Liver, it j. an excellent remedy
! stimulating the Liver into healthy a'uN'F'
and producing many truly remarkable cures
| where other medicines fail
| PREPARED ny
!, DIR. j. q. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Y Practical and InGiUtic0i chemists.
Y AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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ChancerY Notice

WILLIAM : Junn as UumluI-tla traitor of the
w estate OF samuel ". John deceased
Mary An John, Maria Williams, Charles VIII
lldhi7, Laura John and William :. John, de-
itudlnis, are notified that on thn l1th day of
March, no, Joseph l., Roberts, complainant ;
MED M bill IN chanCcry In the Alexander cOun
y circuit court IN The State of Illinois, for
lplrclohilre wherein you are the defendants
that summons was therrupon issued ol,t OF
.ald court, against you, Icttlnable on the third
Monday In May, lsij, 10 q term of sad court
then 70 be holden at the courthouse, IN Caro-,
IN said Alexander county.
Dated April 9TH, ls7i
REUBEN YOCUM, CLERK
samuel T. Wheeler, solicitor ipr Complain
ant ma T-dt
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


~ Tor TIC tchri
~ aud cure OF al
aT%~-| ptidnE'h'nt7, h
ny inc .t'l''t'U' Nv
C1 W2A ,r, anu poMtr;
-, ~ 49, l"'N " I. T'. ~,
lsG.ftng ~ hpttthi, anu an
~ si',s,.ff,r. -. - Nt''Iht tn5,..
fgrrfkS 3c,t4.S>.N. 80 I'VE b'Hl- l,ul,
lgr3 49, RNt-tl'Yl,' NY
~ W. ,1Nl"n n' iu,'ii
VI ~ curry or Hl,i'lgI
sr4e% - NH."tFtl' .Ai,, u
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itG it'u'il u.t' ti" 'F'iF i'"Hs Ii
lave thgW uu hand COR tu." iu',t,...h yl'
l.uoi, when required Long 'Np''h,t H'3
lt-l 'i hA ''t RUS WIN Nlr'." 'I IIi
gN.uul-. 10y uIrt '''1-i'hll ''-'i VIZ D''''
b. purified ''' 'uHruNHN- ~ tN' " .''H 'N-
rti..l "'-lIr'''n- rtnp,'', "h' W. W""'
machinery 60 lIly itr'NltI 20 DIT" H'.ii'N. "'Nf.
Hr. MI'W.l o.Egu- wa. 7. h',3..g '', ,s.jj,'
and stimulated into action. lin- .ug,pght
u-,A 70 D. ehHh.'N mo I.'.,,'', w., ~, 80,
multitude. who opio' 1t, can hardly be com.
IuIcl. lH.W fu-l'-'"aNH- l.h'f ln'h
pleasant 90 take, Wl prc-cFc- ih'f NhlI'.
UuMUduyl Tor Juy ltu-lh OF uW't t' lliN
t.py are ever fresh, uuI perfectly r,.ani'.
Although searching lhcl are ill' "NI '..'I-
10. without disturbance 10 the constitution or
ui.t or occupation.
IfIl directions .uU given on fire wrapper I1
rr..f boss Hw TOMS. 'HHH lHu.E l.ht
r,jy, .....lI,. ar,.,--
l.r B!spFpsia or s"dir"Nt'on. tiNt-
.v,-'' 80 =. 40 a. so - H. -, 80. -
! s,mJ'a'rihe tYuleI, aIt il tone o. hy.a.ay
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RAILROADS..
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. R.
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

nMNIBUSEs arrive at and depart from the
~ Office - Ohio Lcvee, - follows
Texas Express leaves daily at 1890 u NJ and
arrive. Of 400 \ NJ
through freight leaves Daily except sunday
tt2I5p VI aud arrives ct $50 J.. VI
limc 10 al point. IN Texas and Arkansas,
\ HOURS LESS THAN BY ANY
~ OTHER ROUTE.
Time from Cairo 10 Little Rock, - huur-
To IeAafc.ua, y hpur-
To- J,lrr-un, Texas, - hours
To Mal-hall - hours
To Shreveport lnui-iaua, - +iouis
10 Dallas, Texas, ~ houI-
10 llsruc, Texas, = hours.
10 Houston, Texas, ii hours.
II. galveston. Texas, - hours
c. HEQUEMBoURG.
cut Cairo Ms.
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TIE CAIRO
BUL. /. I ! N
Leading Journal of Southern
Illinois.
The bHiIetiEF

win ,,cadn.l. oppose the policies Of IN,
Republican party, and refuse to be tram.
mellcI ~. ho d.ctation o! any clique in the
Democratic organization.
Itbeiieycs that Tie Republican party nas
fulfilled it. mission, and that the Demo-
cratic patty a.. now organized Shout, ere.
stored to power.
It believe, the Radical tyranny that has
fer several years oppressed the soutt
should be oyer,hrown and the people ci,n
Southern states permitted to coutro. ;hcG
own affairs.
1t believes that railroad corporation.
! should no prohibited by legi- atiyc exact.
mont, from eNtorlina and unlu,ty ds,crm
mating in their cuisines, transaction, will
the public.
Itrecosuzcs the cluuIi,y OF all men be
/ forp the law
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Ayers Ague Cure

yer, Chill Power, Remtteut Fever
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Re.
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise nom malarioG8, mar1A, or
miasmatic poison3.
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JACOB WALTER,
BUTCHER
Dealer in Fresh Meats
EIGHTH STREET,

Between Washington and Comnercial
Avenues, adjoining Hanny'S'
u EEPS for sale the best Beef Pork, Mutton
IN Veal, Lamb, sausage, Ne NM - l,r
uarcd tO'GCIvr lnmilo- iu IN Nccrpinhlr mNhh'
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BY arrangement with the lrr.ih Publish.
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Dr.. J. G. AVER z. CO, Practical Chemists,
LOHELL. MSS, 4. =. 4.
IUG s. .I- u4 Att r"..sl. I7 EVERY "iii 49,
, 1875-01-19

Election In tlac Province OF T0ront"
He.terduy-:1ao Opposition Gaining
Strength
TpHuSrn, Ont, Jan. 1a.---hn e!octini, for tho
Province OF Ontario took place tu-tiAy In eighty
six out Of tho ctetty-cight constituencies, Hare
in uino, where nonlbets Nefo elected ~
acctatnation. The election was tho t}fst lol'1 ~
ballot and 1t !s as yet impossible to say whether
or not it works satisfactorily.
Ihe following il the result as 1early az can be
Ind tonight: Government, 10; Opposition,
is: lrlopenleut, Z, Thrce other rnceA
lave not yot been heard from. ans!
in fnv constituencies tesusna ste not tu|l, atu
i,ay he slightly cIlangcl. The result III general
ttons of boti. parties. All the Cabinet Minister'S
ara reelected except tie 1Iou. Adam Crooks.
Provisional Treasurer, wha contested East 70.
rotto with tue lion. u. c. Canisron, lender of tue
Oppusittou. Spoaaer Wolls is re-olecteI by 2
hi 10 mn jority. Weat Toronto? rctnrnB AZ oppoh,
ton can1idato instead Of tho Into Provincial
Treasurer. Tic Hon. William AIcDougall OK
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Manitota,.. ia do
feated in Ennt York hy email major
ity. Ottawa returns slintste rial'bt, Lon.
Kingston both hlinistcstalists. l.ykert, the
necond 1caaor Of the oppoh.tson who WAS proved
To havo received remuneration for altlnE private
| legislatlou was defeated by. Cnrt. nee4on, ~
| Lincoln. some fifteen constituencies were lost
to tho Government, and few more gntned by
| the Opposition.
On tbo whole, tho Opposition appear to have
| natued in numbers though several members
| counted Opposition are not strongly pronounced
but few Of tho most prominent ulefi on elthei
very quiet. John o'Donahoe, the Catholic rep
1csentativo unseatcd III East Toronto for tht
Dominion House, was to-day defeated In q vote
for re.eiection.
, 1875-01-19

ticket. II No may reason from his fil1rtrhtton,
wo snrpuso tho othor half wnnhi Ect t'ieln .!
tho onls. wc doubt ~hothns th's ,nn'o wossM
solve Tho Southern prpbcn,. No favo great
t,ual Of respect Tor senasur Rshurz AZ
wiso ani go.ri man; hit. II tho AaninIs-
,raticn il Al family AZ Sir. sclnr2 declared no
should not a,lyisc half tin nrErnhA OF thn Se"a
tn support It, ] NIL, mt cntst!e.nrlng tho Admin
lstrat,an. but only calling atlenton TO ~" sHhn.
tor's n,o,to of r"asnninR, Tue scs'atnf III na,'
ot grcAt ability and frcitl,'ght, but has not ses
anlye1 tho Sottlir1n rrtl'len1. Ia
axrt1o1tsr ruEsuttIRa 1sDtltsE rnH counsE OF
aiaAsr AMI anEN'DhS. .....
I,os7ox Ian lA.-1ho aletlsa.ii=t preachers o.
Boston and vriuity to-'}ay nnansmc''niy pastoA
and Hcn. Sbpri1nn fur their Nction III the l.ona-
lana troubles; aIst, tilankin: Wande1t Phillips
for lis loeont speooli III Faneul Hall. llshop
bowman, Of At. 1.nuis drew q melancholy PIC,
ture nf tho oppression Of Bontaarn 'leRrneh. nna
raid sitl,o or tho disturbances Ii, thsI seusse"
hAd nut beeutull
, 1875-01-19

ST. PAUL, blinu.. Jan. 18.-deorgo ". Stewart,
Of I.eHucur, thls State, died st Omeha in October
laat wtaila On route to California under rather
suspicious circumstances, according to subse-
queut developments: 1ic was . msn moderately
wcll.to-lo, but not rich. After bis duath,
aud upun consulting his will, it was
discovered tbat hs had secured po!icios
o1' ha ltfa aggregating slp5,QM, IN
a number OF the lexdinB coinpanies.. Some Of
tue agents resisted tho paylnent, On ths ground
that tho aasured Ind conu.ittea suicide, hnt,
after considerable delay. thu companies have
Withdrawn opposition, and havo alroatly coms
meucea making payments on the policies held by
Stewart. Tho ChartoF Oak. OF Hartford. has
ciasion has paid over $500. Oslsr oompal.las arc
preparing to soltlo.
, 1875-01-19

.sptefat Dtgpatch u TAe CAsfaqo Tribune.
Pu1IApkLpl1A, Pa. Jan. l8.--Col. Meyer,
Assistant Secretary OF the United States Gem
tonninl Commission, No. oo4 Walnut street, has
given notice that advertisements Which haya
appeared in number Of Western newspapers
rurporting to come from the "Centennssl
bubscliption Bureau" in this city. arc
fraudulent, and calculated to deceive, snd tint
tl4oro IL no such organization ~ the Centcnni4l
Subscription bureau recognized by tho Conten-
uta, authorities. Tho advertisement referrc4 to
claims that local agents aud subscription solicit
orr, ladies aud gentlemen of good address, are
wanted BY tho Centennial BubseEiption Dureau.
and guarantees permanent situation at '3lt .
week snd 80 cents commission added. At the
end ct the advertisement are added the words,
"Fos prospectus journals inoloHo Is centa."
, 1875-01-19
BILLIARDS.
The Row Among l.ao Massnchusetts
Experts.

The Row Among tho mussnchusetts
Experts.
eprc1ai Dispateh to Tie Chicago Trtbunt.
1}oaToS, MasH., Jan. 18.-The Massachusetts
Diard-C Congress to-day yotod to raadmit Ed
ward Kendall, on condition Of iiiH making the
congress- a suitable apology for the ungcntlc-
manly conduct which was the occasion OF Ais
expulsion, and slitrcnderiug the champion
cue which tho Congress- claims IL
its property, the Ba,ne not haYing
bcep hu1l BY Dir. Kendall at the time OF iis ex-
pulsinu sulllc,eut time to make it bis property.
4 co,nsnittea waa accordingly dispatched Bonla
distance fur 1Ir, Kendall, who repaired to tho
nmet,lH with tha champion cue. On learning
tho conltious OF his reinstatement ha at once
rejected them, lnakjug usa Of language Of
9 mott Offensive and Insulting character, and
Immediately soizcd tho atolen cue and took btu
departure. llia coaduot waA al the more repre-
houshie from tho fact that the mcoting was
called iu hla iutereat and not little
trouble Was taken to Glyo him fair
hearing. Tie gens!omeu who had pleaded tda
calisu Afterwards Expressed deblre tn take back
all they had satd in lis favor, aud action being
taken ou the motion TO reinstata him, it waa ra.
ieoted ly unanimous vote. 1t In now sold hon-
dail intends going to Chicago.
, 1875-01-19

Fosty-slx babies put iu an appearanes u soe
haby-ailow department OF the Detroit Fon'a}
Exhibition yesterday.
The Circuit Court OF Lasatlo County met ~.
tsrIay, ut Ottawa, and will temaIn in aestlta
eight wcoks. Tho dneket Is UNUSUALLY lsfs'
embracing 4l3 civil, l05 chaucery. aud 81 esl~
inal oaaes*
Angua Fergnaon,,, Of Fountain. Mlnn;' m; .ni ~
failed, With liabilities Of about ~ o, ,,t,aI ~.
a1e at St. PAIL Nina, tho ba!uace IL dtsde',
betwecn Chicago, Milwaukee,. Daraboo, sD'
Lacrosse.
Yesterday afternoons Milwaukee rapors ~
olared t,at N. y. Murphy. preb!dsut of the sr n.
tinet Company, 1aH preparing articles o. .1st 1t
peachmout against Judge Small, Of the 4; Gllem. a+.
Court, aud Court Commissioner Jared 'illo%s. ~.
son. QUO of the chief grounds Icing tne nt. I'D
midnight order interfering With tho Sefiass
properly, and proceedings In relation theIs''
Mr. Murphy doss not deny the statement. =,
Prof, urcudocao l.as anAlyzed for tho StH'i@:s :,
spccimens of 1ns wAtor taken from well. -
oacA Of the thirteen wards Of Milwaas'satii Fl
Three contain gypsum, and nre not yecosAasstaIh1
| for drinking purposes. -Four organic ~ vi
stances, and somo nulpantettea hydroGea' III. ~
are unit for 4lriuk. Four contsln but h1'ts
iarge majority Of the psop!s hnys neg!estea Il
rent lake water, who'll, ho1sVor, IL used W -
tho leaIing bSeweraea.
Ma1tlu Sweet, . farmer living near AIinssgssSs
I,urcau Coauty, ILL.,. tlroyo to Peru on satut!s, s
laat, and, whom about to start for lotne' "a IL,
cluiei to drive over to tho 6[ough. whGfe n II
les~Aarvosters wore ut work and yet ~. snoa 4
neS, thin tcb, bis lorsos, valued At 30V !v,. p!vt
through and drowned. Through tho sss16sars,s, .ass
OF the ice-hatyestcrs Lit. bWeot and has Sas''
| Wcle baVe4.
, 1875-01-19
Hnu1ton that tho Committee wnro waiting 0n
MIN far M explanation. nslirg him to cn'na ah'l
"rYr l,i4 ,nin and produce tue t1ucnnents lit liih

Nnulton that tho Committee wero "a1t'nR on
nun far M explanation, nsEirg hni to come anu
~c4r his mini, and produce tbo doc'nehta III HE
ln@ rptfnn. - 49,.
v,rtu Il rrtiy to Mr.. l'ctchtr. lllo reply "Rs
1,uh ref1isi1r to Eisc III the r1pers or doela-
tuuts 10 ono l,artY. md I" MD lin against tho
other, tic wrtcr stating that t'e rorld hold the
Witness resumed: at the timo I wroto this
letter WAS tho friend uf botll PARTIES Eneehef
never urunge] mo- but he asked me olo Tor hlfn.
Deecl,or 1 meant that. a. had fnrn1sllcd no
copies To 1itton would not let lin1 have any Of
them. did not read all Tilton>s s.t suctoss've
statements. would not swear sIiht Illtnn had
not ro,y OF tho !ettor Of rccarstatloi, nor MI
isvear that ho bad copies Of otlaer documents
In my pcpscasion. never Dictated to
Triton when ho mado copies Of thofo
papers. do not know 4 he
i,ossesoed . copy Of tlic lettor of sonir.tso1,: !
ilovor read 1,ltons examination or ls laht state.
ment. In reply to my letter Of Tue r 4th nf
August, rccoircd one from iseecher NO let.
ter was produced, and its introduction oolecleu
to by sir. Bench as tnadmssblo, and after ~
argument lasting about tiftecu minutes, tho Ice
Ter Of Aug. WAS oxenoA.l
Witness resumed: i was on rocetrt or thus
letter that my friendly rslAtiana win beecilor
changed. After t!1is Hosor entered his ho"se,
nor no mine. rrior tn Ducrmtsr. 1b1o' I
Woodruff. lad hecnro acquaintoa witl. Thee
fore Ti1ton at tho Now Yofd Frcc Academy tn
1850. We wore classmatch part OF tho time
jlo left tho Acadom: ssret, h'lioSo; went INTO
= uownpApef oi,ee. In 1S;r4 weut into ltnhtn-
kor,'s Office IA boy. From 1854 to 1stil my
relations with Theodore T,lton we're kindly. In
lsGs or 1870, first began to yisit 1ilto,s house
In lilo city, and 1o visited at mino nnr ",
families wore ne1er very great friends. 14t-
iiobinsol. tu 1911. This waa tue first time
our firm became his batAors. VIC ueTnr lont nm
any n1oney boforo that nor engaged in any
enterprises with HIN. never remember thht ho
eysr tle,t et ans l,ouse, though lie som.tlnes
tools meals there. 1Io might huyo taken tbs din
ncr there several DAYS III sucGcssion. had no
pccniary transactions with ll,m prior 10 ls7l.
when he deposited Sl.0Du. l do not remember
how he drew il ot. ..
At tlit point cs-1ndee Porter suspended the
examination, and tho Court adjourned for tho
day.
, 1875-01-19

Hr. LOUIS, Jan. 18,-3en. Sherman and stan
mado formal call On King kalakaua at lis
-1olns IN the Bouthern Hotel At II o'clock to-
aay. At noon tbs King visited the Merchants
I.xcLange, aud WAS welcomed by D. r. Rowland.
l'.eslent II. AL appropriate speech, after which
10 wa. introduced to number Of lnereAnnts.
!, great crowd Of gentlemen were present, aud
t'a galleries were tlled with ladies'. This hlpr-
,.a.li Ills Majesty held pnblio lovee ut tho
sthoFu st nhisl as,1,.n larso number ed of
!, him, and this evening le attended De l;ar'a
House, accompanied by his suite, aud At
t;,r,e.l by t;en. Sherman and members OF ths
rftsent committees. Tue theatre was crowded
i ! ,4 utmost capacity.
tiu-molrow tic King ELL visit 4 humber OF
ercal aud manufacturing establishments IN
illIb city.