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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-04
NOTARY PUBLIC.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

streets last Saturday.
 "Wednesday morning the ground was white with snow. Weather for ten days prior to last Tuesday has been lovely. MT. Livingstone is better; he has had severe spell of Pneumo- mia.
 Congress adjourns to-day, and the Arkansas legislature to- morrow.
 The School Board failed to get a quorum present at last regular meeting.
 MT. Will Ward of the Ouita Coal Co.,, attended Sunday school last Sabbath.
 MT Bourland, from the house of J. H. Dowell & Co.,, St. Louis, was in town Monday.
 Services at the Presbyterian church Sunday night next, by blind baptist preacher.
 About 75 bales of cotton have been hauled to this market since
  last Tuesday, and sold from Il to l3.
 The General Assembly ad- icurns on the 5th day of March un- til the first Monday in Novem- Der.
 Mr. R. II. Smith received an en- oine by the l.. R. x F. s. K. K. last week to attach to his shingle machinery.
 Sunday school was well at tended last Sabbath, notwithstand- ing the weather turned quite cool in the morning.
 The woods on the mountain southwest of town were on fire sev- eral nights last week and present. ed beautiful appearance. -Messrs Howell & Howell will soon put up more connections and convenient depot buildings at this place.
 -Advices from Washington say it is definitely settled that the President will call an extra ses- sion of congress on June 27th.
 Transfers of business proper ty in Russellville to the amount of several thousand dollars were effected this week.
 The sale of property by R. R. Poe takes place on Saturday, March 27th instead of the 24th as advertised in last weeks paper. Read the acts in relation to tresspasses on the railroads, also requiring railroad companies to pay for damages to persons and property.
 We are pleased to be able to announce that our friend Capt. Bob Wilson is now conyalescent and hopes to be able to appear at his business again in q few days. -Messrs Howell x Howell have bought out Capt. J. II. Perry and the joyial George can always be found at the depot which will be under his charge.
 Look out for the first install ment of the spring stock of ladies and gents boots, shoes and slip pers at J. l.. Shinn's. They arc expected daily.
 MT. Thos. J. Russell, who was few days ago appointed No tary Public, has received his com mission and is now ready to at tend to all business in his line.
 -Remember we are offering fol the next ninety days to give one extra copy of the DEMOCRAT fol one year to anybody sending us { club of five subscribers at $l.50 ; year.
 The new steam flouring mil of Harkey, Smith & Terrence a this place is turning out super article of flour. Take your graf to them and you will be sure t get satisfaction.
 The Van guard is the nam of new weekly paper just start ed at.Clarksyllle. The Van-guar' is six-column folio, and is cred itably gotton up, both editorial. and geographically. George + Jamison is Editor.
 MT. James Robinson of tn
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-04
ORDER.
w POPE CIRCUIT CoURT,l

PoPE CIRCUIT CoURT,l
 To May term, 1875. Thos. W. Hamblen, plaintiff, against
 Daniel Gilmore, defendant.
 The defendant, Daniel Gilmore is warned to appear in this court, with in thirty days, and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, Thomas w. Hamblen. February 22d, 1875.
 (5-ltl A, J. BAYLISS. Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-04

These stormy Sunday evenings arc weakening the coal bins of families with interesting daugh- tcrs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-04

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
 Thursday, March 4, '75.|
 coRREcTRD w~ELY, And can be relied upon as correct Low ordinary, 9c. Ordinary, lo@lol Low middling, 12@l2l. GROCERIES Coffee, prime Rio, 26@27 Choice, 27a@2s4 SUGARS
 Fair Brown, 12@13 Coffee c, If Coffee A, 16 Crush, Is. MOLASSES
 PR. s0@s5 LII. s73@9o Rice, choice, l23 Soda, lo@12l Pepper blk. 5Oc Salt, bbl. $3,25 " sack. 2,5O Meat, clearsides, salt, 12@l24 :" rib !" lla@I2 ss shoulders, l03 Flour. XXX pr bbl. *7@9 Corn meal pr bu. 85@1,00 DRY GOODS--
 Prints, s to 124, Domestics, brown 4-4 8 to 12A, bleached 10 to 20 Jeans, 30 to 65. Flannels, 40 to 60. Drills, 15 to IS. Ticking, 20 to 40. Cotton yarn, $1,65.
 Checked Osnaburgs, 15@1S Linseys, 25@3O Seamless bags ? bu. 30
 {" {" 24 60
 :" (" 3 75 BOOTS & SHOES
 Brogans, 1,50@2,0o
 |" Plow 2,25
 |" Boys I,5O@1,75
 !" Ladies 1,75@2,0O
 !" Boots 4,0O@5,5O Ladies cloth boots 1,50@3,00 HARDWARE
 Axes, 1,1O@1,15. Nails, 6,5O@7,0O Horse shoes 25c. {" 1" nails 25@4O Castings 9 to 10 Iron 6 to 10 FLOWS
 Cast Avery ] $50 {" !" F 5,50 {" :" 9 zoo Steel {" Pony 300 !" Brinley !" $50 Dbl Shovel 7,50 Bull Tongue 75 to 100
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-03-04
MARKET REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,)
 Thursday, March 4, '75.}
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31

fat ausi6Iiebli6 bas Seroierft fir Die
1T ienen Sabren ftatt9ebabte llmgeitals
tuna au9eidrteben Diro, i6einen tie ges
neigt, auf olles lelbftltGnoige Oerfen st
per3idten. sSn i6ren 3eitungen i0laaen
iie eineu 10 oemiitbig untermiirfigen Son
gegen ben Setter oeS Jtei6eS at, tOie Dor
fed3ig Sabren, Die bon y0cloen bet Treis
bettsfrte9e" berousge9ebeneu 3eituugen
gegen ben 8unOeStas. - Sclblt ben of
feubarlten Sergeipaltigungen 9egenilber
ipa9en ite faum oa5 ~letie1te Nort 81 fit
itern; - ia, l6ltinmer ais OaS, nt6t
ielten begegnet man in nattonaliberalcn
Seitlngeu = iuenn tDteoer etnnal Elm
8olfsDertreter ODER 3eitungSi6reiber III
bic Strdflingsiade geitedt miro - nem
NusoruG bdmiiAer S6aoenfreuoe, ipie
tie Elm Sne6t empfinoet, tpern ether lcts
ner Witfne6te getreten miro. Ser
Nusoruf vJteidSfreuuolt6feit" miro
nab9craoe Qlet1bebeutcnb nit u1>
mGnnli9er Observation-Disclosures. llno
Die 9roBe Wenge utmnlt Nles. tpaS gez
16ie6t, init unUeriDilltlt6er 9iuDe bin,
als Db ite oamit gar nt6ts 5u tbun babe.
Der Stol3 auf Die ucrbabenen &rie9ss
tbaten" bon 1870 nnb II oient ais @r1ab
fur ale NntDeilnabnle an Staotsleben.
0GS 1irb feline erfreuli0en Nn5et0en.
Sic itnO iebr geet8net, 3weifcl ooralr 3u
ertDeden, ob auf oielem yege eine 9eiutOe
uno lebensfrdftise GntDidlung bes it=
neren itaatlihen 2e6ens tint oeutiden
9tet6e 3u cr3ielen lei. rOurb Ginbeit
CUR SrctDeit" 10 bieB bus NoiungSz
ipprt Dol 5 Sobreu. 0ic @tnDett tpGre
nun oa; bod no lit Die SreiDett?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
1915 MnO 1870.

Die NattonaIiberalen in Oeuti6lan6
fangen na6geraoe al, cine dDnlt6e Stel>
lung ein3unebmer, tpie mad 1915 bic
WtGlner Der logenannten Sreibeitsfrtege.
9as beiBt: in i9rer tets mad riidtp6rtS,
auf Doubra6tc @robtbaten Ibauenben
8e9etIterung perlteren lte Die SiiDlung
nit BET @%esentpart Mnb oeren Beolrfnils
fen un6 ben Nntrieb aur 0eltaltnng Der
3ufurft I'M Gtutl1nge nit oiele Ell BE;
D~irfntllen.
9os beutige @ei6Ie6t lift baran ges
tpoDut, bic B%egriiuouug oes oeutI1en
SunoeS i'm Sabre 1915 einfa6 ais elm
gSerf bet Jteactton alSmichen.
Nuein BEN 3eiteeuolien er56ien tie fei>
nestpegs lit Oisiem 1i1te, lonoern ais
ein uNortihritt" = betnabe 10 grDB, tute
Der 1870 3u einem beutiben SaiiertDurn
nit spet Dubenb 1ouDerGnen Sir1ten.
Wtan muB %beoenfeu, oaB gu Nnfan9 oes
Sabr6unoertS Oeuti6lano, oe1ien Satier
ein bloBer S6atten tpar, tbatiGdLih
aus nj Ut al s Oreibu ert ielblt=
itanbi9en 9er5o9s ulo Siirltcntbuinerll,
@rafl6aften, 5errl6aFten unb freien
StGoten beltanb. SIM 0ergleid nit oie>
fem troitlofen Wirrluarr ipar bic 0erab>
ieBung Der SonoerberrLi6feiten auf bret
Oubeno eth 9roBer 0etutlll. Jit1t ais
Oh eS DOatg oil Wtdunern sefeblt bate,
tpel6e mebr ais bas begebrten ;-aber Ie
botten iiber bic i'm YolfsbefpuBt1eiu MUIR
3eluoe 8leinitaateret iebr ipeutg Wabt.
sic ipieLtcm banlals et!po btelelbe 0toue,
pte So Sabre lpdtrr 0ieieni9ei. Die einen
6eutl6eM @inbeitsitaat nnter Nbldaffunq
auer eir;clnen Titriten o%erlan9teu.
Oo6 oeriel6e oeutide 8uno, Der, at
Der nGditen 8ergGngen1eit gss
meilem, ein GROCER Sortidrttt pa uub
NnfaugS Der grOBeu Dtalie bes Bottles
ais voIorrsihe Grrungenl6aft" bet Treiz
beitsfriege DoIfomnten genii9te, tparo
binnen m~enigen Sabren ais cine SAT- uno
eiu Stud ertannt. Die Dtdnuer Der
SretDeitsfriege, ipelde nit oieier Grruns
9cni6oit iid beguigen ipouten, iuuroeu
SIT v9tcacttouGren" MD 81 bittereu Teiu=
Den auer iber Die itaatltde Sh0pfung
BON 1915 birauSgebeuoen @in1eitsbeitre=
butgen.
IS9sint es nidt, ais tuoIe fi6 ecgens
tpGrttg IN Seuti9lauo bic @ntiuifeluus
pom oailals t%pieoerbolen ? Die 0tattonalz
llberalen bleiben nit all ibren Nnl9ouz
uit9el nno Veltrebungem i'll bent 8aMns
tretle Der Gret9nifle BON lS70-7l. gu
SMnlten oes 9roBen Staatsmanues, benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
Bout Semtf@em ..Gultmrt an,pf""

9~emienigen, benz Iein 8eruf Sic Iarg=
tpetlige Nutga6e ouferle9t, Die berDor>
ra8enoften Der III 9eutlWlan0 er16etnenz
Oen 3eitungcu 0ur05uleien mtro es
i6iuer, it0 zines 9dbelns 3u ent1alten,
pcnll Ell geipilie Gerte BON Dem voetpaI;
tigen Gulturfampfe" in 9eutl0Iano
i1lpGrnIen bort. - 9enn ieue 3ettun=
qen, tpel6e bod ais Wtuub1tlt6e oer 1D5
geranutcn 0ffentli6en Wteinurg 3u perz
iteben fino, weiIen 10 gar feline Spur bon
ir9cno elmer ttefen @rre8ung bes Bolts
9emitbeS auf, linO 10 fur6tbar bod>
leoern lan9weiIig iteif nno falt,
fiiDren III 10 trO6ener, 9lei69iiltteer
Weile Bud ii6er bic @tn5eIbeIten Oes
U@ulturtamufcS," DaB es Dem 9eler
geraoe5u unmO9li6 lptrD, lid fir Dielen
5n erlparmcn. Bon toulpittbi8er Streits
lIlt, p0n iener Sttmmung, Die eilen
rGannpt auf Sob uno 3eben" an3eigt,
tlnoet lid ba feline Spur. v&iiDl bis
ans 0er6 btnal" 3ei8en li1 Die 8ertreter
Der rWtat9e1eBe", D. J. Der 2eDrc, oaB
ellle Dobe t. t. Hegterung uno 8olisei bic
pdterll1e Oberauflidt ilber 0teli9ionss
gtno11ellbatten bGben millie.
Oenn Otes lit idIieBli0 Der oou,e
Sinn Der +. f. preuBiiOen airdenoeieSs
gebung. Ser pStaat" ion oana9 ben
Yerfebr Der @tlltliDen nit tDrert sc.
mein0cu nberipa6en uno beitimmcn;
oaftr lor8en, OoB Die @eiitli1en cine
orbentLide SilOnu9 baben uuo God
biele 8citimmuu9 lit crit our Strafe
fir tpio~eripanlti8e 0eiitIi6c g%etroffen
tpor0en), oaB bic 0emeinoen BET Der
Ncrlpaltung oeS Nir6enperm0genS mitz
5uipre6en Da6en. 0uS iilto, 10 Ianee
iiberDaupt Stdat n1O STRIDE init einaH;
Der III NerbtnOGng iteDen, gang beillalne
un6 CUTE Nsitiumun9en, uber etluas
.belou0ers Neues iino tie gar nidt; =
Dicluebr bat IN anoerll Staatclt 11on
oft NeDnli6es bcitanOen uuo beitebt nod.
SIN groBer OStampf auf Sob unD Heben".
5pii9en Oem u%freien, proteltantii9eM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
Surra6! Na6 Nebrasfa!
GroRnrti0e Ggcmrnom !!

gsad benz beten Gbeile pom Nebrasfa BON ycltef ltosr
Sic Gbicaoo, Sod SSlanb uno Nact1c in0 linton Factllc
Gilenbobn, am l5. Geptct'sosr 1870 DIe .. ".
6. ct. Qeters @eu1einoe Don @btcoao bat etnen Grtro>
9uo ~oenlietbet, nelber Gaiia9tere an Den nob9snannS
len 0ldsen unb 3eit dufnebmer mtro' linc nefiabt oen
Wabnboi in Solicit Inn Il. is gtodrl, NStnoota I%43
gtadm., 0torris 10 9taanl., Seteca lbs td9nl:' WSa9,
{eiQeS $50 gta6m., SttaluG 2.10 NtadrI'. lt1ca @;]b
yfohm., 9oloGc 2.45 9taanl.. Yerli 2 50 Nd0n1:. EeTHe
BIS No6m.. Bureau 3.45 gadur.. ltno rn1ro lrDer Nd
perport, Oess M Omaba. Glfborn, Sremo'tt. North
Weno, mad Columbus. Wc0rasfn, 9eber, tl9eela9r
100 Afeilen rpeltlid Don Snaba. user oa IpuIlot %Uuo
su fouIen, 9rairiee0 nbner Az f3it6tn, 'yrenaoe eoer
8errpaubte Al beiuden, ODER eti1et PiaF lHl eG'e @''~
mats All iinDen. bat bier Die bette @'ele9enbc1t: .....
GidetS $40 fir hin It,O snrnG, siilIl9 'Mt oe
9idia6rt anI iebem r~e9uldren 3uge 1ur otelEt9 Su9e:
iiuo Az buben BET Geurao Sat9e, etrcuttS@letF' cSolIeI
Gourtbaus; NIbert GooS. Solicit 6eral6, @anm II: Sro'.
Morris. ST.. Is. Gebrina, Sor5eS II. @eDrt1e, 0l1u'O9'
~. Napens, 9topen6, Ntodtutap II. 20. Stfaipo' ".
ge6rin9er, 9erM, cSa., me[6e Gifets idtdeI Deroen naQ
Gmpfara Don 8ofeO ffices Orbcr. Gbica9o GRAFT: oosr
uorausbtsabIte GrpreB. GiGctS tti,ne,,- gef1"fe
1~crOcu Dor Dem 10. September 1872:
&ebt Mdt! Oas Stdet lit gut af Der Jtnuloprt oI
jcbenl r~e9uldren 3u9e fir orsi6ig Gage. @tn Fnnf1an
TalocesS leepin9sGar miro benz 3u9 bis Council SlnrIe
o~n9eb6nat iein. Sic 9idet5 fir btele GrcnrtloH NM 9nt
AMI Der 3Idiubrt, nm an ben Stationcn Sptl3en eourIS
cil5&lufs uRp DessItotnes, Soma. anssuitet9sn.
cSo6n Bueb(er,
&brtitopb Snn9e,
Obs. $. Ouenltng.
Sobn 9 a II nj edrter,
Senrp @ruitnbnrt
1eoo1NIt If Sion u4p5 arrangements omite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
,
80rnM&tG!

Si.r,ni, rporre i'd bos Sublifum meiuer 6rat, Sere:
no 29aunenmo1er. auf meinen Ninmen Greott iu 9eoen,
ba i'd ~hsrarti9e SduIosn uibt %beSablc.
24as3t u1w6 SObm Us G1titei'rted)cr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
Btu ufrkaufeu.

Gin gutter sei9enuuseu, fuit nei, lit iOIOrt biHts an
~perfdHfen bel
31aue2ub %, %eartMa9' SolIef' SA.
gu bertauien: be- = sa ;Sa'" ~ $3.50 S5oV per- Sa's ad der;
1000 a6sr cultipi,tes, su $40 per @dcr. % 6dar, Der
Slelt aui Set. N0bere5 BEL 5 o y II VI. 8beeler III ".
". NiiIer's Office. 200 Huioae Str.
22du92loumittr2mo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
1n3etgfm
MMMurOCrMMa.

W1tMOrScrmr9.
emfamme Dtarie Sopf, sebirtis aus siebenltetn.
Ga6ien Dieininsen, bic Dor ~nnsetSbr ODER 8 Saprelt
nod Ameritd sina. lid aud perbetrotbste, ln!ro 9eoeten.
ibre Noreiie al ibren 8ruber. georg 0opt, prpeoItlon
Sieier Seitung, 9eloEscn Su laien. @'dn9lt'1pu~o
IMTOrocrMn8.
Weine 16dter st 0 a unO Nt aruna Sttebl anS
Tnatnaeu, Bdoen, Iperben criu6t, ibrem &ater AmsS
iunft Iber ibren Iuieutbolt ill ihrei6eh.
05artIc SttebI,
~24aug6ioo Su5ianola, 2Sarren @o' soma
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31

C-WSND Gins Der beten !I! d)ct9erEtDe!
MAS SAn~u mA yulder's 4atsut- Vcmilts Z 9IetEer II.
SrGntboott lUItioet ldOu hno ibneu, bletbt ourb Sez
rusune INNER l1orI, idrbt nt9t I'D nm roliet nIbt.
Mtro aui @mpfaus Don $1.25 pcrtoirei sel6tftt.
John Eusiacrs
2aausSwc Dor 451 FaPorte' Sno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
3n ~Nerfamfe1t

Cine Sarm pom 100 I6er. Nue5 intel Gultnr. nit iebr
autcn @ebGuoen, 3Srunnen. 2 oroBeuN 6lt9HIteI, Netnz
gIrlaae, 10 Alder Maple @rops, i DteileH u0t Selpeoere'
Hl. inr sos per Ader. 9tdDeles an YlG8e lei
2Adus3po Scbm SsopDLer in Seinetere, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31

@irfommen auf's leBte 8unbes:Gur urn:
fefr nm Der obi9en iNtcreiIaltcn SeIltunz
gen ipiuen no0nIa15 iurllG.
UteDr ais 3ptt D}ltfcI oes ItSaeI otaa.
mes oes GolOlieumS Ill SoNeS Wooo Ua'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
MINI. Rn
y b o t o a y y

Grdmiirt ouf Der @icner @eltausiteanng. @olbene
Nieoniue bel Der Qreisbemerbuua III Nbtiaoelpbta.
Dpbnuns nnO Gtelier: $50. TIA @abaSD goenmc,
15oo1St ion uuG II Gbicago.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-15
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. IS.
FLoUR-The market is quoted with moderate
demand, and without de''l iei change 10 price.
Receipts OF 10000 bbls Sales 1900 bbls. super
fine State and Western at .. iO(a $40 com
mon TO choice extra state $5.6o66.30 com
mon to choice extra western $3.60@6.35; com
mon TO choice X. ii. o. $5.65eST so.
WHARF.-The market is dull aud unchanged
Receipts OF $4,000 bushels. Sales small, at
at 1.l4(sl II for No. Chicago 81 2scs1 rs for No
Milwaukee; l36a SO for No. spring l.20Csl 40
TOR new anu old winter red western /. 25(Sl 45
Tor do. amber western l.4O@l.oo or do. white
western. -
CoRN-The market is quoted as quiet, and
tlrm. Receipts OF 1900 bushels. Sales
OF 81, 900 bushels at 746144 for steamer western
mixed; 75k@'6 for sail do; 76h@71c high mixed
a II yellow.
OATs.--The market is quoted dull. Receipts
5000 bush. S,les 80 900 bushe $ at 44a50 fol
new mixed western, including white do; 4G@s54
for new western and state.
BEEF.-Market Is quiet. Cut meats quoted
quiet for western-9'4c for dry sailed Shout
ders.
LARD.-Market is quoted as heavy. ssles 100
tlerces at l3sac Tor steam new nons for Kettle
rendered.
BUTTER.-The market is quoted at 1882 10,
new state and Pennsylvania; no quotations roi
DID do. .-,-.
CHeEsE.-Tle market is heavy at 6@l2Ac for
common TO prime.
WHISKY. The market is quoted at $l.l6k per
gal on for western, free
EGGs The market is quoted steady at SOC
forstate and Pennsylvania.
PETROLEUM.--Market is ,rrm at 6z@6Ac fol-
crude refined at l2x.
\ OoAL-Narket firm at IS 256a6 so for anthra.
cite per cargo
WooL.-Market is quoted as steady Domestic
fleece AT d3(aG5c; uuwaShed at 1,6s32c pulled
,7a46c tubbed, 90.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-15
A Troy Young Lady Lost with the
Waco-Her Fathers Account of the
Vessel.

Troy, Nov. Ia.
Rev. Peter A. Moelling, of the German
Methodist church here, accompanied his
daughter to pier No. 90, East river, at half
past two o'clock on the day the steamship
Waco sailed and remained with her until
quarter past three. During the time he
was there large number of barrels of oil
were taken on board and slowed along the
deck, running around the cabin. So many
of these casks were on board that the
whole space, fore and aft was occupied by
them. and he therefore had some difficulty
In making his way from the door of Miss
Meetings room to the gangway leading
down to the wharf. He can safely assert
that more than forty casks were so placed.
He also noticed boxes, such as contain tins
of astral oil piled on the deck at the en-.
trance aft. He noted on the countenances
of the stewards and chamber maid an ev-
ldence of gloom and apprehension, and be-
came 80 much impressed with an idea that
something unfortunate was about to hap
pen that if he could have accomplished it
after taking leave of his daughter, he would
have withdrawn her from the vessel.
From the position of the oil ranging fore
and aft, no possibility of saving the vessel
could exist when once the fire broke out.
lie intends to commence legal proceedings
against the owners of the Waco for the
loss of his daughter, and visits New York
for that purpose.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-15
The Whisky Ring.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ia.
In the United States district court, Fri
day, John E. Howard and Louis Kellegan,
under two indictments each for making
false gadgers' certificates, and three joint
indictments with other persons for conspir-
acy to defraud the, government, withdrew
their pleas of not guilty, and pleaded guilty
to all indictments. Arthur Gunther
revenue agent, was brought into court on
capias TO answer indictments for receiy
ing money and failing TO report frauds in
whisky and tobacco, and entered plea of
not guilty, He gave bonds in $4,000. In
the United Ssates district court at jefferson
City, John A. Joyce has filed motion to
Withdraw his motion for new trial, and
asked that Judgment and sentence be
passed upon him. The court decided the
motion took precedence over that to deliver
him to ~ United States marshal, to be
taken TO st. Louis, and will pass upon it.
In conversation subsequently,, COL Joyce
said he was tired of being made a shuttle
cock of and passed backward and forward,
between st. Louis and jefferson City, for
the benefit of others. He was ready to
face the music and take his punishment.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-15
ON THE UNION PACIFIC.
Guibord's Funeral.

MONTREAL, Nov. IA.
The remains of Guibord are now to be
positively inferred on Tuesday next The
police force of the city, armed with Snider
breech-loadiDg rifles, will be loaned to the
villages of st. Laurent and Cote DIES Neiges.
Judge Coursol, on the part of the crown,
will order out the entire military force at
his disposal, consisting of the Prince of
Wales own rifles, the Victoria rifles, the
Hochelaga light infantry, Montreal, garri-
son artillery, Stevenson's battery of flying
artillery, the fifth fusileers, and the Mon
'real cavalry. With this force it seems
certain that the burial will take place.
Whether the authorities will allow the
huge sarcophagus to be placed in the GENE
terry is an open question, and one which, 1t
Is feared, will lead to fresh complications.
So far ten of the rioters of Sept. Sd have
been arrested. The trial has been post
poned, however, until Thursday next.
when the authorities may have fresh
batch to prosecute.
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An English Ship Mutiny.

LONDON, Nov. Ia.
Six Greek sailors arrived yesterday at
he port of Stables De Olonne, France, stat
ng that they were part of the crew of the
hip st. George, which they also said had
been lost at sea. The Project of police.
Inspecting they belonged to the crew of the
ship Lennie, ordered them to be arrested
md taken before a judge. According to
another account received here of the mu-
tiny on the British ship Lennic, it appears
that the vesseiRrrived in the roads of La
latte on the erening of the 9th inst Her
movements creating suspicion, the captain
Of the Traveller, dispatch boat, ordered
the master to appear. A man who stated
he was Belgian came forward and was
aiken to st. Martin, where he stated that
he master of the Lennie ordered the crew
TO reduce sail, when he was murdered.
The mate and boatswain were also killed
As the cook knew something of naviga-
zion, he was ordered by the mutineers to
conduct the ship to Gibraltar. Heavy
weather compelled them to put in at La
latte. On the 10th lnst the Lennie was
still anchored few miles northeast of La
latte. Six Greeks escaped the evening be-
fore in a small boat When the weather
noderates the Lenne will be taken to
Rochefort.
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The Pilot of the Waco Mourning
the Lost. f-sF 1.eE |

UALNEsTON, NOV. IA.
The body of Captain Wolfe, the Calves
ton pilot who went out on board the i'll
tated steamer City of Waco, has been
found near where the vessel went down
Ills remains bear several marks which ap-
pear to be burns. Captain Wolfe was an
experienced pilot and seaman. There is
now no hope that any of those on board
he vessel escaped. 1t is thought that the
bodies will all be recovered within few
lays. Memorial services will be held in
the different churches and all the vessels 10
port will display their colors at halima
today, as a mark of respect for those who
persisted on the City of Waco.
The remains of Captain Wolf, pilot from
he Waco, were taken charge of by the
masonic fraternity this afternoon, and con
Keyed on board the steamship State of
Texas, to be carried to Mystic, Conn.,, his
former home, for interment.
The steam tug Buckthorn has been out
side to-day searching for others. One body
vas found washed ashore on BateraD
Point, which Captain Irwin states was
rom the Waco, but it WAS impossible to
recognize 1t, having been so long in the
water.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-15
Opening of the New York and Canada
-. Railroad,

Between three and four hundred invita-.
tions have been extended to the grand
opening excursion of the New York and
Canada railroad, under the auspices of the
Delaware and Hudson canal company,
which will take place on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday Of this week. rresi-
dent Grant, Governor Hartranft of Pennsyl-
vania, Governor Tilden, the great railroad
and commercial men of Pennsylvania and
New York, A. Il. Stewart, Moses Taylor,
and other great capitalists, are among the
invited. The excursion train will leave
Albany, Tuesday morning, Nov. 10th, at
0 o'clock a. am, and is expected to reach
Pittsburgh at about six. The party will
stay in Pittsburgh over Tuesday night,
and grand supper will be given them at
the Fouquet hotel. Plsttsburgh will give
the visitors warm reception, and grand
illumination is talked of. The party will
leave Plattsburgh, Wednesday morning,
for Montreal, where a reception will be
given them by the common council of that
city, and where they will remain over
night, returning to New York Thursday