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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-31

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Peter anderson rs. MeRoberts z NIX
ct ais.
Lots Nos. 5 and in the Craighead Plan, oo.,
containing acres and l4O poles i'i'' 0''0-
TERMS OF .SAIF-Ore-rti-f. -,-,
IN and y months, with approved ss.-,-i1
with Interest IRON date and lea retained
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-31
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nor THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL.
II Weakness, Lost Manhood and all disorders
brought on by tndiscretiOu or excess. ANY dru--
gist has the Ingredients. Address DR.. +. INF
TON & CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. oc2gdiy
, 1875-08-13

4 Gpeciul Interview with nlrs Annkey.
s. &Ao Sweat Singer of ChicaEo."
AfY Iark NsruU.
DUNCAN. SHERMAN 4 CO.

4 Epeciul Interview with MIR. Anuikey,
- the sweat Singer Ut ChicaEo."
&ex 1'ork NsFdU.
I started out yesterday to eeok als. Banicy,
having learned that his ooworkcr, Bit. Moody,
had tlsd frqm London to country Heat In Waloa.
whore biz 3atuo hhl not proceeded him. There
was no end ot annoying obetacles encountered
in my eesrch for the addross OF tho ''aMsot
Singer Of Chicago" aud il nas not until I Lad
euliated ono u tho greatest Of Ens!auds
preachers In my good work that finally
succeeded In obtaining tho nanlo Of tAe
LOCALITY In which my pan WRa to be found.
After : days delay encountered III many d.
rocllouA / learned where MBs Bankey Was read-
lug, aud naturally Ieaaoned that uha might 10
ahle to glyo ne tho &ddtens sought. Eklug
upon her aud puttlpK Ou ! very "bHnkey-uloul-
ot,s Air." l learned that the second David would
return from Switzerland this morning, aud
might be found at Kopyon uouHe, bedford 1toad
E!aphau, about 10 o'clock.
Ap4kAsAk7 ACQUAINTANCE.
Tue hour found mo At konyon Aon,o aud, af-
tor plying ths heavy ison-knooker sigh! inutiIy,
vas admitted to : chAE1niDg dta"inE-roon',
which looked Out upon RaTdnn Of Inwerlu.
N4ut4 aud sksseI.waIka. l hAd not long to
wait, fpf i laixe. btoad-ohssted man OF about 35
entsro1 the ioom and I ross to greet tho cham
pion "sipgtst OF Chrlstondom.
Nj. HanEsy haa fAee full OF good nature Aud
. mouth beamipR With sMileA. Long brown
whiskors end hekyy luustaohs do much u OBJ
ecare healthy complexion, aad hts eyes seetn
to be al%ays singing tho hymns Of tue modern
1seiormAtiou. II hiA speech is rather too stsney
for = deyout lsyman tlote u nothing In II but
faudot aud couEiEaleAa.
TiLH p1AInauE.
~ Va ID A1pe1icaa Nl bankey, aud an aux
, 1875-08-13

tho st. 1ons otIlcor1 hAl nas COIL
Hnltcd their records wien Tiny rons tho iirrt
tlihpatrll. uane when arrested, denied that hn
had ever boon In IT. Louis. but yesterdaY ssld
tllat ho lad bnen toro in ls1a mil vAa then t1ie
losdcr or Captain Of Z co,nrnny OF Know-Neti,-
irsa. Rnrgt. Grady askol linn II !lo lad oycr
lived n Orange County, New York stnse, nnd ho
replied that ho had. Orally thcn sad.::' Didn't
nwerad ;" icf" This wns followed by:
"r1nN'r you suR!En ,tth 7"
to which tllo accused rerfiol. "l}y God. you're
getting mo down pretty flo"
Word was sont tu Deputy Superintendent
Hickey that Cane was wantci In NJ 1touia, and
tho rffHonor WAS brought 10 this city hy Detect.
ivo Dennis Simmons aud Onlcors Qsady and
Cnaey.
4 I,tnrsE reporter hold b,ief convorsat1on
with him. during which ho raid lo did not know
what he was arrested fur; tuat aomo ono hast
tu1d something abont him. IIo hal boon
Union rnldies. dnrinE tho War in tho Second
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, hn aaid. md had
served aa MI orderly for Zion. ltosocrans. IIo
also ttatcd that ho WA from Bandnsky
County, Ohio, wllero ho hai three grown-,ip
daughters living. In answer to inquiries as
to his occupation, ho replied that lio worked at
HOST ANYTHING LIE COULD GET,
Int lad not bcon livestock harder OF ilrovor.
It appears tl.at lo Ind bccn employed fow days
III Palmer l. Fu]lor'B planning mill, on Twcnty-
second Htroct, and. when arrested. Ind boon at
tho Stock Yards but fsr tlnys. ilo has long
sear on tho loft aide of Ills nuae, noted In thu
description Etyon by hoClnekv, and In fact bears
ont tho memorandum now III Cascy's hands. Ho
Hates hts ago At 81 years. Ills hair IN dark
gray, and lis whoo appearance hctoiscns tho
man who has ronrhcd II d great deal.
Capt. Hickey tclcHrnrhet last eses'ing to st.
1.ons thh. tho prisoner 1}atnoy Unne, was hero,
and they could hnvo linn OFT seuding for him.
An officer Is respected TO arriyo hero tlia ulorn-
i1s, and tnko him baca IN tho eyening.
TIE OFFICERS Ank rt'a1T1yE
Eo ig 01Ho tho man who Ia wanted iOr d murder
of q man, committed ron.e time yenra ago IN
Kansas, aud for killing his frat wtfc in Orange
County, N. Y. Tho 1,articuars OF tlloso lator
crimes arc not At hand. and nothing concerning
them cau bc icnrncd until word Ia eott to tllo
proper authorities, or tho Information rea,:hcB
them through THE TntnusE. Tho prisoner In
closely Watched at the Contral-Stntion, and no
communication Ia allowed with hsul thoto.
, 1875-08-13
H0RTQARY,

5pseta! Dispatch 10 I7as CAteddo Tribune.
BgLo1T, Wis. Aug. 13.~Ino funeral Of George
He Stocking. EaQ, who has been ono Of our
bekt ciiizons for netrly thirty reaza, took piAoo
at tho Presbyterian Church this afternoon. His
death occurred On Monday from dyuentaEy.
There is universal sorrow In the community. aud
bussnses.ho,lses aro eeoerally closed. Mr. Stock
Ing was greatly estoomed ~ . business man, d
conBstent Christian, and q genlM friend. uo
was serving hia second term III tho Common
Council OF which body he WAS a most ueofnl and
popular meanhok. The Rev. DR.. Eddy, formerly
Of Chicago, onlciatod At tho funeral.
, 1875-08-13

Special Ulspatoh 10 The Chicago Tfi5Nns.
New YoRx, Aug. 12.-Tho Freight Agents o!
tho trunk lines say thak tho agreement between
tho companies for AL advance OF ratoB to md
from the West is authorized for only ton da5s
but all leave ua In doubt t1lnt at tho eud Of th,
tifno it will 10 continued for ton days longer, In
fact. becono permanent advance. TAoy esY
the old rates vero simply ruinous to tho roa;le,
aud that tho cutting undor was something torrt
bio. In many iustances the rivalry resulted In
milking CONTRACTS 10 Chicago at loss than the
cost of transportation. Tho rntos 10 the pslnc.
pal points West, as agreed upon, nrc 40 follows,
10 Chod9o AMI Jtttsaukse-First class, 5oc. seconl
Glass; 4oc. third caas. 30c.: fourth class, DC aud
BEcciai. 2uc.
IL Ctnetnnati-F1rss clsss, ftc sccoud Glass; a1o,
third elias, 3Sc fourth clssa, &c, special, 1Dc.
70 S. LsuA-FIrst class, 67c. second elA*s, 6se;
third M G1as. 4'e fourth oaass w. special, 3?c
third class, o5c fourth Glass; a0e. special, l6c.
srtciai Dsraeca 10 7h< CHICAGO Tribune.
WAsIuNaroS, D: G.. Aug. 12.-The following
additional facts hAvD been learned rolaliye u
tho confatouce OF tho railroad officials at Ball.
moro. Tbs reanlt OF tho conference WAS tunl
aErcemeut to slightly advance tho fEstght rates
from baltimore to tho Vest on Triday. Thia
advance will bo haaed Oh d b0-cent rate per lO1
pounds Of tlrst-cIAss freight from Now lu1k to
Chicago. Persons at tho confcreuco stated that
they did not know exactly What tile new rates
would te, but assort that thoy would In all case.
points. This would giro Baltimore tho full
advantage OF geographical position AZ beng
tho noarcst Of tho Atiantlo seaboard cities %
tho WoBt, It NAE also aHcertatued that present
tateH to Chicago from Baltimore would bo Slight.
~ advanced There will be- no change for tas
Other Westeln points will not DO advanced to AMI
great extoQt
, 1875-08-13

OVfcHN
MAplaos, Wis, Aug. 12.-Completo returns Of
State Enumeration Of population Lhvo arrived ut
tho Secretary OF state'a oflica from all tho co.ln-
ties but 6hnnana, aud the report from thero
aided makes total population Of !. 1.23G 579, to
1,054. $40 in 1870. The gains aggregate 1B6. 220
from which arc to 10 deducted losses In Adams
Dane, Door, dreeno, Iowa, Lafayette. and Wnah-
ington Counties, aggregating 3.32b, leaving =
net gain OF 1si, 800. Tho largest Rains are In
nbpnaxa canutss liz iafgsst ~ ap IN
Greene County-1,5s4. It is believed tho enu-
meratiou s considerably loss than the actual
population in many localftloa.
, 1875-08-13
RAILROAD NEWS.
Judge Ttpt0n Makes II Decision IN
u Gilman, Clinton q Spring.
field Case.
Prospect tllnt the redit-Mobilier in Il.
Road Will Yet Consume It,
Sato Yesterday, at New York, OF In
Northern Pacific Franchises.
GILMAN, CLIFTON b SPRINGFIELD.
t5pfctat UisDAfch IL The f,hfcu1n 5rihup<

!5pttsat Disnatch II The Chfeaqo 7rtbun4,
DLoonfraros, ILL.,, Aug. 12.--To-d.y Judp,
Ilplon rendered decision In tho matter Of tbs
d'iman, Clinton Il Springfield Railroaal nnon
pcsatioh Of Col. Thomas A. Scott AMI Hugh J
Jowott, Trustees Of tho roads Gsst-n,ortr,s.
boudbollors. WHO ,nt;tioned tia Conrt =, =
nlncct1 IN ,osse,aIo,, ~ a.. ro,a M ',o W
r. ''.a W .''' 'or4' 4"e aeclsoa
ooh11ma tha report ot tao Mhater In Vhhncery
mndn in July, In Which tho Master reported tb,
the holders Of tntores.-coupona Of tbe b,rs.
made nropcr de,naua far tt,o,r n,vnent ,s,,s..
u,. ro,'.ni ,,,., III -. i..,1.s ~" "A'eh
,. an''' anu .na' 'ue no'uofn u ono-ion'th
!" Anoahs OF tho bonda haa made demand ia
writing on tile Trustees to take possesal on Of
tho roAd In consequence Of thla nou. .phymnn. -
interest. As Scott and Joxatt thr,, v.rx l., "
o,,,n,o, ~ N. Cow. ao.,,,.,,o,S wa" i" 'oa
o'uuo u .uo oo"'' 'eo'apo'.eo 10 ask4 IN Tho e1e
outloa OF thalI trust, to be placed In roascsrono
the road, md III tlloy represent parties vhoa.
money, to tho oxtcnt or nearly tvu ,u,I,lnn, ~
.,..,n. =, |-~-@. VI
, 1875-08-13

II. daruisr, French physician, gives details
in ON Of tho French medical periodicals Of 4
death from o&ting too many strawberries. lie roo.
ommenls parsons who eAn eat tAis fruit in its
ii = time, sud IL of opinion that certain amount
OF sugar facilitates tlletr absorption. II. Qarnier
thinks II bettor to arftnkle tbs strawberries with
: good aud strongly ALCOHOLIC wine. Dehllltatod
stolnAo4s should uot venture On bordeaux vine
--KlrBcAen aasor. rum, or eoguaa boipg, In his
opinion, preferable. 1fis lRst Recommendation IL
uoyer to cat strawberries alone; they should Al.
vHya be accompanied by other food.
, 1875-08-13

A tather aelivux niHtAka sfaA committed the
other daJ ty Mr. Clarke, tho nexly-appolnted
tiitor OF tho infant Nlxam OF sovereign OF Ily-
dosabad, In Bo4lhern India, who. feeling thirsty,
Which none but royal lips msY touch. uoroupon
thoEu aroxe quite = tulnull suony the lAdlea Ut
ttls xeuaus, ~ho we1o mortified ~ this unhearl.
OF profaiAttor. Tho das0crated bowl waa forth
Of lie ] c,ranss.ncss. nl m rhs is$s,s we9o .hocE%s
on learning Aust tnn nssidons 4d not tbiuk III.
Cla1Aes m!stsks Lad At III rs$sea tatl 10 Als
IljRhpess' exalted t1uk.
, 1875-08-13

Pnr1ApE1lmA, Aug 12.-The resident Cor
man CentonniM ComuliHhioner has been oi1icAl-
ly advised that, In addition to the appropriation
heretofo1a made, the sum Of t0o. 900 ri1 marks
has been granted by tho German Empire TO bo
expended for the German Department iu tho
Centennial. Tho German Government has also
made an application for several thou2and addl-
t!onAl Blnnte foot OF epace.
, 1875-08-13
A PLEASURE EXCURSION.

ispAetat Uisnateh b Ths CAteau" Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Aug. 12.-senator I.
". Ferry started yesterday morning from Grand
Haven. Mich., for tho Grand Traverse region
aud Muckinaw, expecting to remain eight OF ten
days. He hus special car, and invited guests
~ follows: Bfsns nlsy A. White, Mrs. Col. Fer
~, Mrs. 0alen Eastman, the Ney. Hurry i.
Rose aud wife. Of Grand Heyon; T. =: 1ilbers
and wife, ot Milwsukeo; tho Rev. and Mis-. Cal-
lahan. Of Hamilton. n. Y. ganator 1axho +.
Ch1iatiancy will Join tic party.
, 1875-08-13

The Stockholders Of tho Chicago, MillIngton
Il Western 1lsilroad hold o meeting yestcrlay
afternoon. At tho Office Of tho Company. Ia
areonobaum's Bank building. Il vaa hold fu
the purpose Of taking action on the resolution
passod by tho Directors OF tho road gu tho III
OF Juno last, authorizing tho issuing of bonds
to the amount OF 81, 600, 600 to be expended ID
tho construction Of the road Tho action Of tLs
Directors was unanimously ratified by tho utoci.
holders. Tho work Of building this marrow.
gauge road has been lot 10 tho Chicago i West.
ern Construction Company, and tho t1Ackis r.
ready laid from tho wcstctn city limits to ths Des
PLANES Aiyer. TWcnty-hvo nailes moro will b.
nnishod by tho lat Of December. A bridge oset
tho DespiaineB River Is a.so IN courBo OF erec+
ton. Negotiations arc now in reogtoBs Which
Look favorable TO building 100 mllea mora during
shin fall Tho Company has purchased tho gtads
soad, built 10 1H73 for distance OF miles, b..
ginning ut tho intersection of West Forty y-socond
aud West Sixteenth Btreats, l milo woat Of ths
city limits, aud consequently sbout tho SANG d.
taDce due west from tho censrn OF DouGlu
Park. Tho track will croas tho Chicago, DulllpG+
ton 4 QUINCY 1t Aurora, and run tllence to HE
aington. 81 niles bolow On tho For River, From
that point It will run weht through Princeton 10
tho AisstssippL This Is the only nazrow-gsusss
these roads can bo built at one-hAlf the cost of
Tho preaent onos, aud that with lighter ongiucs
and carH, trims can bo run at much loss oxponse
Those arc Altoady On tho road one engine And
sight cars, Tho eutrhnco into thts city hk4 nos
yet boon determined upon, but connection hn
been mada for tho present with tho ChcaSn
Burlington Quincy Gaiitoad
, 1875-08-13
WHISKY NEWS.


spsctdl D4spateh - rms CAeooo 1tftua<.
MnwAuKEx, Wis. Aug. 12.-Collector Bean
noM Charlcs Qrau's dlsttliery for 5000 and
coAtH. William II. Ltudwurn WAS tho purchaser,
aud tho price VAs 4b above the pItco Of tho do''
e4uuaunt,
, 1875-08-13

A meeting Of tho Gsuaral freight Agents W
held yesterday, Ut which tue following rates re's
axteod upon from Chicago 10 MlssouEi M5sss
points. First class, " pautsl sseond ata&+
asnls third clAxA 30 oanis fourth slsess =
osntai epsclAlx 70 cantss
, 1875-08-13

Saw FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-In accordance With
orders from tue Navy Department tho flags aro
At half mast aid halt-hout guns arc firing all day
at tho Mare Island Navy Yard La homer OF the
mcnlury Of Andrew Johnson.
, 1875-08-13
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
49ukeful 11ltldkfk "a IhA EhtdIaa IffhxEH

MADISON, Wis. Aug. 12.-Tl,crc waa moot
ing Of the Republican candidates on tho
State ticket, all but ono attending, and ct
majority OF tho State Ccntral Committee,
at tho roo,us of Chairman KeYos. last evening,
to talk over tho plau Of tho campaign and mako
preliminary preparatioug. An nctiyo canvass will
bo made. Most encouraging roportBof tllo pop
ular feeling were received from all parts Of tho
StAtd
, 1875-08-13

THE TfLIOM.EAGLE LIBEL SUIT.
NEW Yong, Aug. l2.-Notioe OF the tfiA OF eho
e10o, GOO libal suit OF Theodore I'lton against
ths Brookiyu Eagk aud Ihomaa: knse'la wis
entered this afternoon In the brooklyn City Court
for the September toru-
, 1875-08-13

THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
RALEIGH, N. C., Aug. 12.-1ho election for
lologates 10 tho Constitutional Convention foots
up sixty Democrats, two Independent Demo-
Gratis, and hfty-eight Republicans.
, 1875-08-13
A "rtME6s iNAcouHacy.


Spsctal Dkpalaa u Tia CA.asoa Tribune.
KANaAa CRY. No.. Aug. l2.-Ths statement
tho Chicago I1mes that tho roads arc not so&
Ing founu-trip Tickets from loro to Chicago u -
correct. 10th tito Hannibal d st. Joseph Ana
Chicago 4 Alton hAva sold upward Of 4oo sinos
tic frat announcement, and arc still doing ~
Another reduction in fretghtn from Chicago hess
IL announced by &tso lattar road. 1'haEo a1s %
new Developments In $hs railroad fight,
, 1875-08-13

nnrh for morr, for raorpr currency. Tho kini no
Seh UT ill., ' s # .ste
Tin issus Of &ssiencoo moro Of lcg.-endnsr. mi
cured 1t ALL and tn violation Of eolen padKn. thfics
repeated, tat thn amount Of such notes should neyor
s1cet.' SHO On0nho. To break faith, and ncnr!y ou-
+hrtr mine rr1fnhy onr-hsf. II vnuid so alt fe1r.
r- ,a ' IN on, @ w s'1 4 nv s., l I
ha*e borrowed most Of H. II this currency wuuh1 10
.. hard % R-t and ro-a mnc laor ~ Il or now,
y In lsst7 II NIT, II they Wish 70 force yo to t,ko
lalcs that roats fty daya' labor tn payment Of lnr
5nse money that cost onc hundred days. what il that
wo ran rise only tr sorrnvtnR or hy swing. Tho
Father imitation only .ara". ma css a.ytng and moro
only ,1r'r a%wn cut m m mi lower I'D iciY.s
S,ss: s;si n:s:h'; 1sh : s{'i' Gi'Sss %:.s
rorLtn Tho prohta sti1i ahall wages nser like
moth. whio interest ncprrlIts Ike asteasy fau..
cunsac every Engagement to ssbor md every ie,sait
Of the sec IN tlo kindly earth. Cheap money
agambsert 1"radtsc.
fuarktt ahall r1un'nr others ntill moro. The big
h%H:e' h,i''. .. s ~ ar f s sss0 r0.a, s an,
Of TOW ncn, stocks md merchants arn
coEnsrea mud loan, e.sl H.. ouy thc rtrorses. sla!l
asa @ ~. ' sss. &c, ,h; I'll E' s e, fe, i .bs 60 s
Cheap money n,cA,ia = ret'Iers parasc.
II means that ws bt.y at fancy pric~ imagine that
~ ars tid1s. aI T1n tnto debt. Every schbtno has
"u'lHo,'s In H." III fapet~t vratth md wild hnrc,
R,o tonlss. We want dollarr Of to-day and agreo
N pay dollars to-nnrruw, Gust what they may. Wo
hase right to grnEntir. Hut finally ths bulIbl,s
break, ~ bubbles Will. The charming tays Of cheap
naney hare overy breAes In insn IN tho kno Of Shy.
ttca. The lntiier aaTBhK he furerlDaes Ills mnrt-
RsEes, and trsts thst great Anerirsn nRnctcta,
tho Invaluable frieads Of tho poor na. may gtro
trial Of cheap noney. liz tlk'H 10 lend III
d,l. tnee, With gold At $780, and to call In his loans
Iii harl timer. with gnlt At l1G. 1lo rrAys for
money, aud anothor foolA rerAise.
, 1875-08-13

OMAHA. Noh., Aug. la.-Tho Heratrs specials
from nineteen OF tho heaviost Grlin- growing
counties Of thls State Rivo moHt encouraging TO-
ports. Tho grasshoppors have entirely diaap'
poared In most places. At Chapman. Nab,
thoy sutslod down yesterday and the night be-
foro III vast numbers aud hare hurt tho corn
taflly. TAn damage TO corn In Dawson County
will be less than ono-tusth. Sm1l grain
throughout tho Btato Ia nenrly all harvested in
good condition. Many farmers are working day
and night to secure their crops. Tho weather
ID very PLEASANT t.--.thormomctor not oyor 7G de-
grcca 1T tho hottest.
, 1875-08-13

ILLINOIS CEHTHNL EERH1N05s
Eu<vta& N4pattA 10 TAs Ch.a1so YftountL !.
EpAlsankLu, Aug. l2,-Tho g1oas earnings "
the Illinois Central Railroad, ~ shown ly tleu
report to tho Auditor for The st1 months ead'na
April so, 1875, woso 2,o76, 1892. The p.
cont Of this Amount, due and paid over ~ ssA
6tate, u TlKU, 259I7.
, 1875-08-13

storm on Wednesday tn tho Orange Ya|.oy,
N. j., DID t75, ,0gN veEtA OF .ssla1Ra
, 1875-08-13

MADISON. Wis, Aug. 12.-Thcre have been
showcra horc and horeabouts to-day, interfering
with 1IarYnBtilr annlowhAt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-13
lim, those supplies were scrupulously is

him, those supplies were scrupulously is
sued to them.
At Bermuda Hundreds. in May, 1864,
when passing in front of large body OF
Federal prisoners who had CALAMITY de-
Tended position which | considered in
dispensibe to us, | took off my hat to
them, and they answered this salutation
with cheers.
Terribly as | desired the effects Of the
war to fall on all armed invaders of our
country, wanted exempted from them
n-combatants--tha is the old men,
women and children-and wished also
that private property, not contraband OF
war and not needed by the contending
armies in the field should be entirely pro-
tected faom seizure or destruction. Such
would have been my course had | pene-
trated with an army into Federal terri
tory, unless it were in strict retaliation for
material departures by the Federal troops
from THE civilized mode of carrying on
the war.
| remain, dear sir yours, most truly,
G.. II. BEAUREGARD.
To his Excellency Gov. James d. Porter,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-13

In accordance with your action atthat
meeting, a mortgage was duly executed
to John Il. Ellis, of the city of New York,
as trustee, providing for the issue OF
bonds to the aggregate amount of S4,9OO,-
600, payable November lst, A. d., 1904,
bearing interest at the rate of per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, with
principal and interest payable in gold,
the bonds to be made payable either IN
New York or London, at the discretion
ofthe Board, the payment of the bonds
at maturity TO be provided for by sink
ing fund which is to commence accumu-
lating as early as A. d., 1880.
Ii being considered advisable to send
q representative of the company to Eu-
rope tonegotate for the sale ofthe bonds,
your President, Mr., d. l.. King, was Sc
lected for this commission, and is now in
London guiding negotiations. Ay an
at the present time of the re-
suit of his mission would be premature,
but latest adyices from him give us rea-
son to hope for his ultimate success.
Should the negotiation be successful, the
work of completing the road and laying
the iron will be pushed forward as rap
idly as possible, and it is hoped to have
the road in operation as far as Canton
during the coming fall.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-05-13
qne sArh County nptrat gmh g4n ghnrsdap glSg 49, 1914

of his participation in this duel. Going
to town he met Fitzgerald, and calling
on him to defend himself drew down
and fired The first barrel tore away
Fitzgerald's shoulder and the second
was lodged in his heart, killing him out
right.
Colonel Henry shortly after went to
Texas. He had been there but short
time when he heard that a man named
Stewart had made some disparaging re-
marks concerning his action in the Fitz-
gerald matter. Meeting Stewart on the
prairie one day, he handed him a letter
containing the offensive language and
asked him if he was the author of it,.
Stewart at once drew and fired upon
Henry. Henry's gun was leaning against
tree near by. Before he could reach it,
he was carrying four of Stewards balls.
jerking up his gun, he fired twice at
Stewart, killing him instantly, putting
nearly forty buckshot in him, Colonel
Henry was shortly afterward killed him
self by the friends of Mr. Stewart. lie
was being carried from the scene Of his
conflict with Mr.. Stewart in blanket
being too badly wounded to walk, when
he was set upon by party of Stewards
friends, and his body literally riddled
with bullets.
This feud, involving the death of so
many superb men, and bankrupting two
powerful families is but one ofa thousand
that might be traced through the system
Of Southern society, We have followed
only one branch of this feud, Doubtless,
were all the results, direct and indirect,
followed out, it would be found that the
publication of that article caused the
death of Il score of chivalric gentlemen.
And one peculiar feature of it is that the
man concerning whom all the trouble
arose was not in any Of the fights, and
that every drop of blood that was shed
was in defense of a friend or comrade.
1t is a splendid tribute to the generosity
and high spirit Of the chivalry.