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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMusEMENrs- EIenra PAen-rourth, aNh AID .In.h

AMUsENENTs-E rcHrH PAcE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTRoLoGY-NlSrn PAcE-sxth column
BILLIARDs-N PAGE--Fourth column.
BoARDERs WANTED-EIGHTH PAGE-First, second and
BoARD, AND LODGING wANTED-ErGuru PAer-Third
R RR9 z P.s .s ss%n
BTsINEss oPFoRFUN il'iiis -f i'm PAer;
EiTSINEss @ d PAGESNph son col
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELFrH PAcr-Third and
Eyp SSa%n
coAsT FST' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAos-Fnn and SIKH
F1asm f"T Column
0s T Lev 'EFGeRSfsED AND IN
FURNisHED-NiSTn PAGK-First and second col
EURoPEAN sTEAMsHTPs-NrSrH PAcE-Fifth column.
FINANCIAI-FIrru PAGE.
FSF EoMs TO LET
NSTE PfTSesoGa and ar so f,uns
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS wELFTH PAGE-sixth
HELP wANTED-TEMALEs- PAGH-second
HELP wANTED-MA PAor-Fourth and
HORSES, CARRTAGEs, &c.-Fnsr PAcr-Third, fourth
HoTELs-EienTm PAGE-Third column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED-NIsrH PAcE-Third
LEoTGEE sEAsoNaEreSTa i raer etS column
MARBLE MANTELs-EicRTn Paet-Thrd column.
MILLINERY AND observation-disclosures PAcE-Fifh
column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTIsEMENIs-TE PAGE
Sixth Colnmn.
MUSICAL-ElGHTH PAGE-Fourh column.
NEW PuBIICATIONS-SE SEVENTH PAGE-StNth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, Sc.-NfSTH PAGE-Fourth col
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column.
PROPOSALS. IGHn PAGE-Fourth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PAGE--Seeond column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NISTH PAGR-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE-NINTH PAGE-Frst col
REAL ESTATE wANTED-NiSTH PAGE-First column
SALES AT AUCIION-TwEtFTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
columns
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-S and ELEv-
ENTH PAGES and TWELFTH PAGE-First and Second
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-sec-
ond and third columns.
SPECIAL NO1ICES-FIRsT PACE-Frst and second col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-FRsr PAeE-Third col
STORAGE-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
THE TRADES-rwELFTH PAGE-Fifth column
THE TURF-FRsT PAGE--fhird column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSEs-NISrH PAGE-Frst
column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-NINTH PAGF-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NISTH PAcE-Thrd column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE--FnsT PAGE-Fifth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-NISTH PAGE-Sxth column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TESTH pAGE-Sixth column
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Tue HdGsE hohs Is 16 6uS 8 sHNh STREET
SALES OF Peq HORSES HsIYss'Xiyx RasS'A CARRIAGES
TgEspAY AND PRIpAY AnR 70 9V WARRANTED
SOUND.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS FRI-
~ PAY sALE rs At II 9MESSGTkr dark
brown carriage Horses, l61g hands, = years h NY
9 vs nee dd cs s ~ aayh nGE'
in every way thoroughly reliable and one Of the
NERR i s S aeG 6S Brewster
DOUBLE HARNESS silver mounted, by Coleman;
BROWN COUPE HORSE lo'i hands, 7 years closely
mating either Of the above; an extra me silsie
STYLISH Two SEAT PARK WAGON, very light; by
PARK PiiAEfoN in good order; by Brewster Co.;
Blankets Robes, A. The above described IS the
Pony spai White Marc Kitty
Dan Rice and psrformed Ii his circus IS 1871
hands years; kind in all harness and under sad
stylish driver; very intelligent; has been used by
lady 70 pony. phaeton during past summer war
F9S good ssa &S
saddle an excellent free, stylish driver; has no
fault trick is every way reliable for any USE
warranted sound
Jaeger Wagon nearly new; by O. II. Young.
LARGE BAY coGPE HORSE, 1913 hands, 8 years;
sh free, high stepping driver; not aitad Of any
thing; in every way first class coupe or carriage
horse; warranted sound. -,
COUPE R0CKAWAY, Hight platform springs, by Hail
Co., Boston
CROSS MATCHED TEAM sorrel and black Horses, 1884
hands, years; kind in all harness free irom vice
have been used in city and country as family ana
business team: warranted sound. .n..,
THREE TOR EXPRESS OF GRoC2Rs WAGONS
BAY HAMBLETONIAN MARE Music l5la hands
years, kind in al harness, free from vice. Is very
handsome and stylish guaranteed TO trot a mile
inside minutes sale has no tricks; does not
shy pull, and is thoroughly reliable; warranted
sound.
Road Wagon IN good order by vandergaw.
BAY HORSE, l55a hands years knd IN an harness;
free from vice has been used by physician, VIII
stand without tying; is a good free traveller, oil
great endurance: warranted sound.
DOCTORS PHAETON, In good order, by J. Tucker.
DURHAM COW, giving milk.
lTWENTY-TiREE OTHER HORSES description time
of sale. at
ARCH JOaNsToN'S Mart, 10 TO % Thirteenth street,
University place. Weather never intericres
with sales
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

COUPE Observation-Disclosures DAPPLE GRAY
Horse u hands high, years old hambetonian
rsrcc from IN. been v nSae family and
SET up SorfE fo9Rs esq SEfRfy
CURTAiE COACH, IN COOP ORDER, BUILT BY
TWO SETS coAcii HARNESS, MADE BY TRAINoR;
PRIVATE NTUkNoUpr@@TEAM BAY HORSES, 1874 hands
high and years old; Kind and true in ~ harness
are rs class oad or ny Carriage team and
SET Do ''is IL HARNESS, MADE BY DUNscoMB
Tor wagon NTH r4LE A APPS SH A. GlIY BUILT r.
GRAY M MaEn RER Dam Ba Mams enc
mare is l514 hands high years cd Kind and true In
Dover Me-, in :3s, and can now rot in 2:i5; is SUI
perior 70 the pole can be driven ~ any one and war
SET H2 afsS sSsaq NE s i SGw IA and Keep
TEAM B BssT' HoRsEs y IS " H%Eps mIGh AND
good travellers; an excellent team for general use
c O. uRa IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY Dunn.
Chestnut Mare hands high old kind and true in
prompt and stylish driver and warranted sound.
S f6 P PHY f4oE s Srh puNsS NFM
BAY HORSE. lSA HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
free traveller and first class horse for general
Also set Harness and
G2GPE T R9TNw HORSE sEAEg HEM Va HANDS HIGH
years Old kind and true IN al harness; free from
fears nothing. and can be driven by any one.
Also set Harness and
TOP PONY PHAETOS, BUILT BY WOOD.
BAY MARE. Ia HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD; KIND
aud true 10 30 harness free from vice free prompt
and pleasant driver; close TO 3 minutes is in
every way safe and reliable, and warranted sound.
sROAD WAGON BUILT BY GAY.
GRAY MARE, l1h HANDS HIGH, Z YEARS Old;
kind and true in ali harness. free from vice first
class worker. and warranted sound.
EXTENSION Tor PIIAETON.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES DESCRIPTIONS TIME OF
sale.
VICTORIA. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT By MOORE.
PORTLAND CUTTERS
Ton and notop Road Wagons Jaeger Depot and Business
Wagons, Thaetons Rockaways, &c, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that is warranted sound or kind and
in harness. from three days is given TO test war
rantees.
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sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.

sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.
A TTEND THE GREAT SALE OF GUNS THIS DAY
- ~ JERE JOHNSON, Jr.'s, 81 Nassau street, at IL
p0oLs SOLD ON THE GREAT WRESTLING MATCH,
northwest corner Of Eighth avenue and Twenty fourth
street, tonight, al o'clock GEO. SHAW.
THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
Ii Fall Meeting. 1873.
Jerome Park
Cd 5th 9Th 9TH 18th Nth and 10th days ri OCTOBER
Races commence each day punctually az 80 T.. ~.
AT WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERSEY CITY
October H. - CLASH Minerva, st. George, b.
Katie Hughes Judge Robertson, d. Dandelion, br
Hard Road Same day 80 class. Stages from cars TO
VAN KEUREN BIRDsALL
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW
afternoon evening during the meeting the at
THE REsuLT or EACH RACE received Immediately
ORDERS ny MAIL messenger promptly filed
FRENCH POOLS ut A. NJ. Close mt 1 80 +. NJ
KELLY, BLISS co, 10 West Twcnty-eighth ST.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
n morning and evening this week Johnsons Rooms,
Jerome Park and the trots at Philadelphia; also
all day Monday and Tuesday the Ohio State election.
Full by special correspondent All orders by mail
messenger will receive particular attention French
pools open at A. NJ. 7. b.. w. II. JOHNSON.
A UCTTON AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
during the running meeting at Jerome Park also the
Ohio election French pools open until 80 NJ tickets SO
each Prompt attention given to orders by mail
ger GEORGE NJ. THOMAS
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A UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY,
"A ITO AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
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A NEWS STAND AND ROUTE FOR SALE CHEAP
- Apply at tARRfS News Agency Thirty .Egst
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T DAN EXHIBITION OF SCIENTIFIC
APPARATUS

APPARATUS
AT THE SOUTH KESsINGToN MUSEUM
The Exhibition viii OPEN on the APRIL 1876, and
will open until the end Of September after which
time the objects will be returned to the
It will Of and apparatus employed for
research and other scientific purposes and for teaching It
win include apparatus illustrative of the progress of
science and its application the Arts, well such
may possess special interest account of the by
whom or the Investigations which, had been employed
The precise limits will found further detailed under the
several sections which the syllabus has been arranged
convenience for the information Of exhibitors, rather
than as matter of scientific classification Models draw
ngs photographs will also be admissible where the ogi
nails be sent And the apparatus may, IN certain
arranged tim train used for typical Investigations
The syllabus and the forms which enter descriptions
of objects offered for exhibition may be obtained appca
dom W. These forms should be filled
possible that exhibitors may early init
nation the adnssbiity of the objects they propose to
send
While every taken Of objects lent for exhibition
the Science and Art Department cannot be responsible for
luss or damage
that it may be thought unadyisahle TO exhibit
The of carriage Of all objects selected for exhibition
Is hoped that institutions individuals having
of historic interest will be good enough to lend them
BY order OF the Lords Of the Committee of Council
Education.
II -CHRoNIC CATARRH AND CATARRHAL. DEAF
N radically cured by DR.. kECk'S method We
desire the One treatment free 81 West
Twenty fourth street, New York.
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A SPLENDID CHANCR.-oWING TO ILL HEALTH
oner ior sale my Business wholesale grain and hay
trade warehouse splenddly located the help will
lane, New York ' =
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A uCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
N date Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
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A TTEND THE GREAT SALE OF GUNS THIS DAY,
~ ~ JEkE JOHNSON Jr's, 81 Nassau street, az ~
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FOR SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, SOME
- 70 let furnished Restaurants Oyster Saloons corner
Grocery stores, Cigar Stores Hotels Bakeries Country
BAKERIES mIrCHELLS Store Agency. IT Cedar street
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p0oLs SOLD ON THE GREAT WRESTLING MATCH,
northwest corner Of Eighth avenue and Twenty fourth
street, tonight, al 9 o'clock. GEO SHAW.
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FOR SALE.

Az OLD RsTAsIIsHED PROVISION BUSINESS FOR
II sale 70 let ia good locality. For further Informs
tion inquire lhe rrenlses. 8sl Frst avenue.
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A CENTENNIAL CHANcE-OTHER BUSINESS IN.
= garrmcnts compel the proprietor 30
igaF and Newspaper stands in hrst class philadelphia
hotels many exclusive rights included pr,oerty
offered for stand $50 for the other 81 WIN s -.
ceped rendered at Address c. H.. Herald piia.
delphia Branch Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A ISAAC q. BOYCE. 267 BROADWAY. LAWYER
"A. Notary Commissioner Divorces obtained promptly
without publicity; causes-desertion, ncompatbity ha
bitual Drunkenness inHdclity nhuman treatment convc
ton of felony. Passports obt aimed
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II -CIRoNIC CATARRH AND CATARRHAL DEAF
N radically cured by DR.. kECk'S method. We
the very cases. One free 81 West
Twenty fourth street, New York
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Dosr OFFICE NOrICE.--ruE MAILS FOX n IprH
the week ending saardaf, ottotcg ~ ~ ~ r@ss
All this Office as follows On Tuesday a. ~ Mss tiar~ly
at IL NJ on Thursday u u ~ 4 ~ and - ,S4ia!i " AZ
and IA 80 A. ~. a. H. sAAl-9. =. ~,
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A MORTGAGE SALE.
n. BY VIRTUE or CHATTEL MORTGAGE
several executions directed will expose for sale
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, OCTOBER y At
ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN TIE FORENOON,
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE OF j. EDWARD CORY,
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EoR sAIR-A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER sH0P, WIN
all improvements. ~ hagiug TWO s0sss IN.
qulrs ia shop 1886 Eighth avenue, New York
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
General wa.nIn.,on y

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Thr Sec
rotary OF the Treasury is Still en-
gagged in the preparation of his re-
port on finances aud it will not be
printed until Friday, when as here
tOforc, it viii be sent to the prin-
cipal cities for distribution to the
press on the day of its transmission
to Congress.
The President has not yet finish
ed his message, but some portions
or all of it will be read to the Cabi
net next Tuesday.
New Candidates for the Clerkship
of the House r appearing every
day. Tile latest announcements
are Robert Tyler, of Alabama, son
Of President Tyler, and Neill S.
Brown, jr., Of Tennessee, son of
Elk Governor Neill S. Brown. The
most prominent of the other con-
testants are, ex-C Congressman
Adams, of Kentucky; Archer, of
Maryland; Shober, of North Caro-
lima; and Dubose, Of Georgia.
General Crittenden, of Missouri,
A. ID. Banks, of Mississippi. Cal
kins, Of New York; Miller, of Penn
~sylyania, and George G. Wedder.
burn, Of Virginia, who received the
complimentary vote of the Demo
Gratis at the organization of the
forty-third Congress. There are
now here about sixteen Senators
and sixty members Of the House.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
COMBINED PAPERs-FORrY-Sfxr YEAni
The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
POSTAGE FREE FOR Iszx

The Country Gentleman is published
Weekly on the following terms. when paid
strictly in advance One Copy. one Year
500; Four copies. $40, and an additional
copy tor he year free to the sendes of the
Club; Ten copies. $50, and An additional
copy for the year free te the seudar of the
Club.
The Country Gentleman possesses an rn
equaIed Corps of Correspondents, regular
and occasional, among the Best Farmers OF
ali parts of the Country, aud constantly
reflects the prsctieal condition and proS.
ress OF the hu.bandry of every section .,
the United States and civilized world
The Country Gentleman ~ciyesin its FTor.
iicultural Department a continuous variety
OF information and Suggestions, equal or
superior IN the aggregate to what is OBJ
tanned in the m0aLhly numbers Of most na.r
azines devoted 10 Horticulture.
The Country Gentleman has probabIv
done as much as all other Journals coubin-
ed, TO introduce and disseminate Improved
Stock of every kind through the country.
and commands to 4 greater decrse than any
contemporary, the confidence and snpport
OF breeders and purchasers
The Country Gentleman contains nnusn.
ally full and Trustworthy Market Reports
and devotes special attention tn them and
TO the prospects of the Crops. es throwing
light upon ore Of the most important of ali
vuestiurs-H heH to Buy and HAets 70 sen
The County Gentleman embraces nuIaer
Gus minor departments Of a practical char,
acter, such as the Dairy, the Poultrv.Yard.
the Apiary. the yineygrd, and so on, and
weekly presents a column or two for the
Housewife and an interesting variety OF
FireEide reading. 1t contains a well edit
ed Reeiew of Current Events, and it's ad-
vertising pages furnish a directory of all
the principal agricultusalan horticultural
establishments of the country.
-SrccixEs CORES FkEH. Address
LUTHER TUCK ER SON, Puk.rs.
ALBANY. N. Y.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

THE prosecution of the Whisky
Ring of st. Louis has placed Presl-
dent Grant in y most trying posi-
ton. Mcdonald and Joyce were
intimate personal friends of the
President, obtained their appoint
ments through him personally and
had so much influence with him
that they were for a long time ena-
bled to avoid detection by orders
from him countermanding the dis
position, OF the Secretary of the
Treasury. as in the case of the re-
moval of gaugers. Chief Clerk
Avery, now on trial, must, from his
position, have been a member ofthe
White House ring which doubtless.
included Grant, Babcock and Or
vile Grant. The information re-
eeived from Washington by the
ring at St. Louis could not all have
come from Avery, md Grant is
said to show signs of guilt and
trepiditlon about the Investigations
going on at st. Louis.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

THux Ear Grants adninistrat:on
has heen one long uninterrupted
record at blunders aud shameful
frauds, aa.iIt seems likely Do con
time ip the same strain to the end
until ans Lonest' people consign
HIM and his Hungry, rapacious
hordeAOr officials to-the -obscarity
from which they yer never fitted
20 emerge In tl,e first place
Ills minister Ia the Court o! st.
James was never mores lIana skill
full card player. but he has manac-
ell to turn outa frst.class swindlcr.
The English papers openly charge
that ne is responsible for .dupmg
the English people into the Emma
Mine swindIc, anil the hooks Of
the company show that he was
paid $4,000 to place Il before the
people OF England ~ a respoHsiL.s
entcHrisc. 1tis not to be prcsumL
eel that he will bc recalled and dis
missed tue Diplomatic Service in
Disgrace. The Prcsi,lcn. who
eeuld be mixed up with frauds on
the rcycnuc, and who would use
the funds Of the Government In
furtlIcring has stock jobbing opera
tons in Wall street. will not re-
gard this dishonest act as seri7
u transgression OF the law, { all
ing Tor punishment.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
over the State.
KNOXVILLE has kindergarte
school. s-a -


KNOXVILLE has a kindergarten
school. s-a -
TuE Banner boasts Of excellent
schools in Cleveland.
THE Joncsboro Journal has cut
down to six columns to the page.
A NEW Southern Methodist
church is being put up at Knox
Vile.
a JoNEsBoRo man bought n
chicken, last week, which weighed
eleven pounds. , a.
REvIvALs are breaking ont all
eel the State. Shelbyville is the
latest to succumb. 1.i 10 huA
CHATTANOOGA employs seven
regular policemen but finds it ne.
cessary to have specials" now and
then. -
THE Sup't of Bradley county
says it will not he safe to expect
more than $l.S5 per scholar this
winter.
NASHVILLE municipal board has
appointed a committee to investi-
gate charges o. corruption against
some of its members. 49,.
THE same old story. The Ban
ner says Bill Cowden has returned
to Bradley county and saws he
wants no west in his'n.
If that sly dog of the Shelby
vile Commercial will just furnish
us, with a key to his original hu-
morous column we shall die happy.
SENATOR KEY left Chattanooga
for Washington, last Saturday
night, receiving n most ~fiattering
public demonstration on his de-
parture. .Ht Es
TnE Herald and Tribune says
Isaac Broyles sold to W. b. Glaze,
last week, twelve hogs that averag-
cd 800 pounds. The pigs we're ten
months old.
n NEW church, just completed,
-four miles from Shelbyyille, was
burned week before last. The
Commercial says il was the work
of an incendiary.
MAJ. L. B. KmsY, of the Chat
tanooga Times, has gone to Wash
ington TO act rs correspondent for
his paper. H. N. Snyder takes his
place in his absence.
TTE Banner man, of Cleveland,
notifies the keeper of the poor
house to enlarge his accommoda-
tions, for If the said Banner man
doesn't soon get some money he'll
have to move out.
THE presiding genius of the
Cleveland Banner has been pre-
sented with q squirrel dog by some
OF his admirers and now he's deep
~ concerned about the manner of
the education of that dog, for, he
sadly remarks, the more you hiss
! him the more be wont hunt.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
The Crooked WHISKY Trials.

Sr. LoUIs, New. 27.-In the Avery
trial, s~torekcepcr Thorp testified
that Joyce repeatedly showed him
letters purporting to come from
Avery and Babcock. Did not know
the handwriting. The famous dis
patch received here four days be-
fore the seizure was from Barnes
tile trading agent Of Newcomb,
Buchanan IL CO., of Louisville, who
seemed to know all about it. Wit
ness had been Informed that the
Secretary of the Treasury was in
tercstcd in the firm of NcSconIp,
Buchanan Il Co. TSensation.l-
The prosecution said if the defense
could show Secretary of the Treas
ury Bristow a member of the ring
he would have HIM indicted immc-
diately. J.F Josephs, clerk of the
division of accounts, testified that
he sent Avery to st. Louis in 1872.
to examine the accounts Of revenue
agent Gunther. Avery reverted
verbally that Gunthcr's accounts
were probably correct. lie re-
marked that Joyce was going to
send us Christmas presents. In
February following Avery handed
witness n package containing ono
hundred dollars. Witness said he
would send it hack TO joyce
Avery said no, it was sent in Such
a manner that no trouble Could
come of it. / returned the money
to Joyce and told CommisSionrr
Rogers. who spoke to Avery, who
said he intended to return his too.
The money a returned to me in
a few days without eXplanatlon.-
Several dispatches in fignrative
words and with peculiar signatures,
we're read.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
7 He Centennial YEAR
Map of Dur Country!
AND THE-
Cincinnati Weekly lines,
TO 1916


The coming year of Jubilee is to be one
of mOmentOus interest. We celebrate the
One IIuLdredth Anniversary of american
Iudependenc" and We elect a new Presi-
dent of the United States. Who he will
be depends on the intelligent, reading peo-
pie of our great country. Everybody,
therefore. should take the papers and as
this is a free c0uatry people i'll take such
papers as they please. Bat we hope more
than the usual ytIy large number will be
pleased to take the CINCINNATI WEEK
LY TINES. Why should they?
l.. Because it is she only newspaper of
a national character and circulation pub
liIhcd in the West. -
2. Because il is fair and independent on
all political questions, while it is in the
:ruest sense Republican in principle,
8. Because it is a happy combination
between the newspaper and the story pa
per. Every issure contains q story or two,
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