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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

IT GIVES, By Telegraph, the genera
'ss'0s Of The Old World a. soon as aag
other paper Published IN the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
PROVISIONS.

Market strong and tending upward. We
quOtej
BULK MEArs-Clear sides HE; clear
rib sides lie; shoulders Sc, all packed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

IT is the great Nslrs, Family, POIitl.
cal and Agrie'Ilt'sraI Journal 8 TIE
SOstheTn States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

1T GIVES tOtks Mechanic an aoeount
Of every Tel0 iHventiOR calculated to adj
rance has interest By lesssning his labor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
NEWSPAPERS.
THE NASHVILLE
1T IS tks Peoples Paper.

1T Is ths Defender Of the People .
Righta.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

TT is the DsnOaneer Of Wrong IN high
places as l0sH as Io1g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

1T GIVES al the essrTsnt PoIitiei,
ne1os and movements Of the day, and the
honest oPiaiOTs Of its eOndHstors tsercoa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
New York General pTarkes..

NEW YoKK, March 13.-Flour steady
and in moderate demand; superfne, west
ern and State S4.40a4.S5; extra Ohio 81. 95
a6.65; st. Louis S5.0OaS.OO. Wheat is
le better and in fair demand; No. spring
Sl.19a1 q; No. 3 spring S1.O9a1. 125; No.
2 Chicago Sl.14a1.1 6. Rye quiet at 00aQ5e
Barley quiet at S1.20a21. Corn steady It
S53aS6. Oats firm and active at 67a69c.
Cohee quiet; Rio 164a1Slc gold. Sugar is
quiet at T1aSe. Mess pork trner at 5000
for new; middles frmer; short clear lac.
Lard was hrmer-prIme steam Il 1-l6aI45c.
Whisky quiet at S1.14.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

Mrs. JIM FISK is fighting hard in the
New York courts to keep Josie Mansfield
from getting her judgment fOreclOsed
against the estate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

IT GIVES, By telegraph, day By day,
the closing quotations Of Gold, Stocks
and Bonds IN this city and Nelg York, Of
the day befors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

1T GIVES, By Telegraph, the latest
market Quotations Of all Foreign and Do
nssstie markets, day By day and t5esB b.
,,,,L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

1T is the Friend Of the People IN az
things.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

III PUBLISHES and discusses al
questions IN '0hieh the People are con-
esyned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

IT'S MATTER Is carried, nss0sy, IN
tsTsstsns and Wne1oeptiOnG6Ie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

IT GIVES good share Of Ltteraturs
and POetry-.Jresh, carefully chosen and
sHtertGiHg.
ITS AGRICULTURAL and House,
hold eOllrmHs, By DR.. DANIEL LEE,
Gl0hO IS alone employed By this paper,
and l7hO stands first among the scientific
and practical Agrieultsrists Of this cOsEN-
try, GrsfsH ofPIaiH talk to Farmers and
Housewives, and advocate their interests
IN all things.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
TS...,..................
-oo-.--..-s
Nashville, Chattanooga ana ST. Louis Raj
road, first mortgage. .....................
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
Ond u1orfgaca Ga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

IT GIVES al local, State and nisesL.
IaIeOaIs Ee1os Of the day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
A DIPLOMATIC INTRIGUE.

The Way Secretary Fish SmOth-
cred a Cuban Resolution,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
WANTED.

NTAETED-PersOnst 10 60 to Buffers, at the
w Commercial HCtel to-day, and get six Of
his Paragon Cigars for p cents, and try his
"Golden Star Fine Cuts. mhl4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
Neu Orleans markets.

NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Gold 1I4s:
sight I premium; sterling 5.5S8. Corn is
tlrTner at S4aSSc. Oats trmer at 7Oa71c.
Bran lower at Sl.COal.i0. Hay dull and
lower; prime 50; choice $3.50. Dry salt
meats scarce and advancing shoulders 7sa
lsci clear RIB lOaalOtc. Bacon scarce and
tirmeri shoulders SIC; clear rib life; clear
sides l2!al&so. Hams dull at 123c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

"ANTED- Boarders for one OF two wen
w furnished rooms at 1l5 S. Summer street
Iahf3 Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

new AOrE Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, March 13-In dry goods the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

Good ordinary "a shade better than pres
ent good ordinary was quoted at 1870.
Stock on hand March I3, Is73.....11,1 53
Receipts 70 that date...............52,lZl
Shipments TO that date...............A,l7 3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

OHRiST-AN CHURCH, South Nashville
~ Temperance Hall, corner OF Market and
Fayette streets. Services at II q m, and p m,
BY Elder j. R. Berry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14

deem dOaw sun2vsm tOp col
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
CIzesaBatI markets.

CINCINNATI, March 13-Flour active and
higher; family S5-00a5.10. Wheat, higher
at Sl.OSal.l2. Corn steady at 6Sa7Oc.
Oats steady at 60a63e. Rye S1.IO.a1.12.
Barley dull aud nominal az $40. Ness
pork advanced 10 $3.50. Lard steady at
l3!al3sc Tor steam; kettle 14Ia145c. Bulk
meats active and higher; shoulders 7Ka71c.
clear NIB lOlal0!e; clear sides 1Osq1a6c.
Bacon firm; shoulders saS{c; clear rib la
II &c; clear ssies 11sc. Whisky Slip.
, 1875-12-14

8nteta' Mtpateh to I'hs CHICAGO Tribune.
81n1xoEtE1p, ILL.,. Doc. 13.-Ths lightning
didn't strko to-day. - anticipated. but the delay
is only temporary. and 1t is known that tho
descent on tho distiIlesias Ia fully planned, and
that wEiggliux among tho suapocted pars,as will
take place in a day Or two. Though denied do
tailed information By tho officials, your oor1e-
spoudent can positively Affirm that disdlloriea in
this district and IN on~ nearer IT. Louis will this
week feet tho Christening rod nov in pickle.
Disclosures by BONO ut the implicated will !n-
sure successful prosecution, aud It IL believed
that tlis state's evidence will inpllcate OK
officials and ssyesal prominent politicians. At
1eaas'one moro seizure will take place in thtY
district In = few days, AMI this by uHtnlct,oa
from Washington. Our officials hayo Ill to-day
bsen In hourly telegratAlo communication With
Washington.
HANFxn AND nH1TH,
Tho private business Which called Gov Falu1-
Of, tho lion. J. G; Robinson, aud Col D. Il. Lit,
tier to Washington. thers Ia reAsou TO bel,eye.
uuh not wholly disconnected With revenue mat
torb-sny tho lltrpsr-Snith o&se, growing out Of
the dedication Of u1t;olfsctor lfArper aud tho
completely OF Hmith, Ills clokk, NTH Ito Pshin
Whisky Hing. 1he hoih Of = COMPROMISE w,ti,
tho Government was moi much Strengthened by
the Washington yslt. It IL belsscd, 90 tl1s casos
10 long STAYED on will ba forced 10 trial a. the
approaching term OF the Fedora! Court hero.
Ii thus efurt Dlstttct-Attolney Van Dorstea ana
AssistAnt Hoe are backed ~ Dluford WilAon, and
he neAus bubtnass.
, 1875-12-14
DIR. RADwAY's
Regulating Pills

p..teotly 1..t4l.,a. .ksAY4I eRttl4 HA ,FtsE sa%a
Iu %. regulate. putty, ~ ~
Ii; E'syt. s.: HS4s., tda: .'fbsf 81:
I4esuaons Vesn.saess III liz
Egs.s "a 4. 70 lpssa, psss 4s $s
sl.Ils, soot4lsinf - ussau7, ntastaa Or
ob.srye ths tas!ostax 9nDtoaa ro4aIttaE f7'a
~ ss.4fr H.: MIN Hi u. t,e po4 IL y.
ssWsGat bkfss'slss Ii. Asstk Asisatsk saf III
h5sDts!ss.:a ~ s..ass sas'A$ i:
r. haas.tss sGsa d Aips i4ts. Ua.7sts Il sis
isa, Wy. Esss1 !; rs :aaa x:,a. aS."a.. :.
L. ~ Ra H. tac sisft e. 9f1ss Limbs 'na
ss4d:a ~ tssa as.ss Il ths y,,e;
from ii tSa aipso-paust dt4usdaas. Prize esas ~
boz. Sod hy arasElsA
Read "EAlae and True,"
Sand ous Iv,u..t4wp 10 HADYAy 4 .QM. Ne. 7,
ws!s..ss.. Nav Xqrt. Iptatppaaea rxtk sasssAsas
~ h MRt {9Qy
, 1875-12-14
ElUNlOIc.

"Issy Choose Ia IN the st. Louis Jail" How
are tho mttsy fallen! But perhaps her arrest
Has " smoar-kaso OF miasakon identity.
4 Vlcksburgor. seelng a colorel man trading
= anlfe tar wl,its yess, tue other day. said 10
him "Wuy. lt'a cunning on winter NOW, aud that
vost can't he worn YOU arc foolish to buy"
M ehho dat's 50, boss" rell!od the dArkey, foel.
Ing OF his head, ''but 1'ze delermined to hev dat
vost right wLar I kin lay ,u,y baud On i. IN oase
dat shouldn't 6s sny winsss dis yaar."
''Is this the way to Abordeen !? u asked a Ken-
- Moo, whaur dtd yon come fras7" was th5
thoroughly Scotch answer: WHAT business IL
IL Of you.s where come from ?" returned tho
gentleman. angr'y. :" Gu, t,s: ~ rnueklo ~ it
~ whanr ye're gaun "ropI.ed tue iapidarY, quiet-
ly ros'snatog bis occupation.
4 London gont,oman who waa sending away
hts fstsL tuIloe fur no exon,rlasy qonduct, but
who, Lku most naAlata. WA wiling t. mako tue
beat Of him when 10 wss going 10 plague some-
body olso. mala thls parting speech II have
said you 41p aonast, john, viii good oop-
science ln fs,eshsa ses poat ~ s.,oK
not stretoh enother point. aud say All frs-
quenkly sQbeE2"
The other day \ younR n,sn, decidedly In.
ebriAted walked Into the Executive Chamber
and asked for The Governor. "Vhat do you
want with him ?" inquired tho Secretary. "0h| |
asnt n olHco WIN Kood aAlafJ--a aiseoure." "
We'll" replied .he Secretary. ~ eau tell yoA
something better for you than niuecuro. You
had betteF tsy = seater-cure." A psw idoA seemed
to sss1ks tho young tuebsiste, and he vanished.
Tho other eyaun8, whom : Datroltss aud ais
Hffo felt lonesome, tLey dcclusd 10 90 oysr aud
ea!l Oh ~ acquaintance aud paas an lloar array.
"Ah! TN glad to see yau! !" exclaimed tho &C
quA'ntsnce ~ Ae upensd Inc deor. ''Coma right
in aud lake OF your thiuga. I've got lGu varies
OF poem written, aud ! want to IeAd them to
yotl and 300 what you shink Of NY tAtsat /"
They didn't 20 cut anyxpare noEt evening,
, 1875-12-14

"a 6*Aa&tHA8 Ns aac IHFy 1TRt8sAA - s0'-
tossacs
l4nsphis Lsia4r. ..
Tho Bartlett Circuit Cou.t ia carried on Ia an
spects.. 4 few DAYS vince = Fs1son va placed
oi, t1,al for assault and battery With intent 10
Kill. The Jury retired to thslr room, and. 90
aud four for aoau4ttAl. Tho 1usoEs wc1e
hArl.heAded fafnore. sho had lna1a up
thoir nlnds. aud neither afde would
Yield. lu order to while sway tine and cool
down, 4 RRMe OF ouphre wsa proposed
bome euaaeg.ed that tho verdict 10 de-
ctdsd BY tls cards. Tbs four beat pl&Yen took
asass, aud tho sgseeneut VISA 10 stake four votes
aud proceed until verdict ia reached, by means
of tnn rieht aud loft honer aud AGO, snd hu be It
two m three wore tho terma. Tho four for 4o-
uu1ttal Won, and ttb vardict then stood a!sh&
for scauistAl aud four for conviction. The de-
foAsed toen put up thrse Of thsir votss aga[nHt
tbFee OF tho winners 1okes, aud Lost sEaip. whIch
lufS only ono man in favor Of convection, B,me
ouc, discovering this novel but illegal method Of
getting 1t Z compromise veruat, Informed tha
Judge. who called the jury into cauts, aud sp-
struoted then thAt = Eesd!ct obtained III that
sDanuar would ba iliegai And would hATa 10 he
set AA.ke, provided thss 1t wAs to favor OF con-
ylc1on. lus 1ary rssurnsd, and so,n coming
back into court, rondefbd I verdict Of guilty Of
ASSAULT aud battery. The attorney f1r tho do.
faoss Akksd that the turJ he "nolad," and sAoh
juror answered to his oanae snd rep'!s4 a'tr NJ.
lively to The question, :" Ia tbta your vcrd,os 7"
until the last man wAH reAchedt And 10 replied,
"Eo. Judse, It u lotl 1 voted for th , asas lit,
buk not tue battery" Tia jur1 retired again,
aud aftyr xhils brougnt In N unanimous fas-
dis& {ok AssAalt sn4 baats17s
, 1875-12-14

tls eonc"ton nf s.nrnlty thr n,uertlon ns rnsy.
THEY Arp mir hints 10 tho nil 4.Etir thcm-
FrFcs tn rriy iLg work and trfs on
ttir dtgnity to t Themselves In mare pleasant anti
a1ecl4iRe conn,r,t with tina people for ,rhn,n he-
tdt they were hutIlrd and mt tu h0ld Rtf from L.
lots Of love which. It lett undnnc lsAyc+ them no
tlsn, 10 tr rnlesl Ghrtetau churches,
The htrtngeat point thIt rail- ~ made against thrso
rev. popular r,nrcls that nprtngna up MI orrr
thu rountrJ. Ia that they lrnse.t* as4u.i TIN aa
rtd. higotcd. anil sleepy agsnt.s ions that hase !.
nAne 10 I've but arr ID; ausl euc protesta should
10 Ina,tc Watn nr vcn ralho frrnils; If yns Aletr
fuEc onger tho rre will think y'nr rerr is that nf
srath ITSELF anti rraceed n t,ury .o'. " Remember,
thcsc!arr from wht E,,c t,ni as fallen, atld ren
ns..l tn TIN first works rim will torc unto the
quickly, mud Wilt reE1nSa Thy eandtstick cut Of his
place, e1espt thou rcI.rnt.f
, 1875-12-14
THE CENTRAL. CHURCH,
WHAT THE nEY. Mn. MURRAY T1ItSHB,

rh. ~ ~ n tf,,w..,. -, 1,..,.. Ill. IL
Ane no'' ~ Il. "uitAJ u ooh1oo "s'tos :"
tho Golden Iute In reference to tho establlsh-
,nont of Prof. Axinp,n nav c,,urch a. foI1nv..
t4eut ~ AAo'' o"so8 ~" Iausou ~ tolto"s:
Tbs morenent inAugureted III Chicago to h.ltld
Afxe edihce, centrally ocaisd Ia which irof bwtn6
may hold tciiEons sorTtcea IL no ouly chaefuH nawA
t. the taousads Ct h!s .dMstnta Al oser he country
y H. r III u ~ ~ Ins H. ~ ~ W. 'os . "naI
,s ss,on !. gro~ ns IN tss hs.s. St many thss hs oa
meek the Acsnds ps tho 8s u zcate4 to reiaau. in.
strneon, for es'44ss whh wo ased not sau1net.ts,
iaaca DO not command tho attendance Of Tho popaaeo,
Many Of tho mtst influential preacheFs IN America
lava donS ad doing their btat work for the MAAcr
III pahio hAll. and erea IN htatrea, and under cir
cnnstaaeea which Ut hsat thought one would declare
embarrassing to tho ethuIcut tnht traten OF e word.
br:sorfs did bettof work ~ the Brooklyn Acadsmy
" AHale tha1 he eFer did ~ A!s own church clhe.
hh OWL peop!u admit thAt hts nudltss tlA-
w have bern Told that 1c lnalt has declared I&t hu
never haraa! how 10 Me.oh 10 the Hearts aud co,l-
.csneea Vt thu peop.o until be stood forth upon pss-
i4tn with hs sAcns ot hoaaauaa crowded III fEot Of
, 1875-12-14
Tamor Of Twelvo TeusB' tsroTsth Cared ~
HAAssAy'A No4plYcAt.
An IMPORTANT LEIFM,

From p.p1tnsnt ssntiaman .Ad E%atdsut q Gaaiea:A
d.. ktf te wo known 10 tho rS*stAe%s
publiaheTs throaxloub ito uuitat stktss.
NV Yong. On. II, taft. .
On. nAnwA1-pEAh Hrni / sui Induced by i tepss =
no hing u Zour mediums tnyaole F tpr11i feAt.
hsa basa Ansote4 st4 sotns Gsuse u tha b!saa
q 1n9st terribly - ola9 rhish IT, rn'so
tAnlnataa p shs kdnsys sad haddsr, fod E.ss y -
tasr bp!ntoa that ny 3safs F1ud TshFses ~
pnjs,ctsas nd hsa t4kon t.rte aa.ntiY q eae!a9
nd sosd of stUnishlaf cutss Gs.ns hoen b? yoa
nea.hs ~ ssd se, =. y &c ~
~aut4d bn pofson tho lsd lung b&sn a naa
n.e Sht g .s9 4es 4s :3o "a a s2s,n1 Rse
xnd oounonos taking tsn. In thEes dsys wss &ross
Essii'7sd And aoT '' r ~ !. ;;; ts..Iua.sl o.
, 1875-12-14
COLORADO.

:
PuEnIo, Col, Dec 18.-nevenna otficials hAyo
discovered an underground dtstillefy for the
manufacture Of crooked whisky on the Arkansas
River. about & milca above this city. Tho
outfit uss discovered on Sunday list BY
Deputy Collector pte1ropons. United sts.cs
Gaugsr FrankA. CAye, anil Deputy United 6tates
Marshal David Lynn. The dls.sllery was IN full
operation whon tho officers alrire<l, but tho two
principal owners. Q. o. Plnckuey and John I.
Hall, escAned. Both nre concealed ia tho neigh
borhuod OF tho city, and must be captured soon.
William M. Buaaard upon whoss land tho still
lery waa located, hrs been admitted to bail III
tho bam Of 100000.
, 1875-12-14

MshPHls, Dec. 19~-cbsa'as Hack. German
butcher from Tayioravilo, O.. caus shoro to
stArch Of employment, aud. not finding IL. shot
himself in the left breast. tuss below the n,pnle
near 4s 4aa-wo<As ya.tssdsy, inaiottps mortal
wound. As Eaa conveyed y tho oit. AosPs's'.
uRbANA, ILL.,, peo. iS.--tlsnry Sargent. =
prominent hook. merchant Of ths Place, whals 10
! STATE Of tospouae9oy comulittad suicide BY
seG"Gs se;st e hsss soo sess as ~ Suss nxs
III ~ highly reapsasea. % had been IN w.
health long lmA
, 1875-12-14
ST. LOUIS.
ne C31afETIf NOT.


Erttfal Dfsuoteh to The ChieaJo 7fiounf.
sr. Lou7s. Dec. 13.-Bapcock's non.srFlvh
Was so1e disappointment to MANY CURIOUS peo-
plo who are 9u1ious to SEQ the private secfotaty.
His bond for 81, 900. approved bT Judge Blod"
gott, at Chicago, WAS received and flod. There
IA little prospect ot a trial Of Dabs cAso before
The aecopd Of third Monday In January.
DRoApNEAD.
idIspstch Hss received from Washington this
sftornoon stating thar tho commission Of Col.
Broxalletd as the encceasur Of ltenderaou ts now
In tran*itu for 81. Louis It Ia etatod that. owing
10 the prossnro Of bis private busiuese- broad
cases before tho lst OF January. II Is not im-
ptobabla that the prosecution will go little
1!ow for while on account OF his want OF Ia
rniaety with tho evidence which tho Govern
mont relios on for tho conviction Of tho indicted
ningstcts.
DAN ". VOORHEES,
lrpsared In court this morning on boha1f Of llc.
Kce and Msgpire aud applied ioc continuance
of their canes 10 tho 2rst Monday III January.
Tho application Was granted.
D14R plsstAT.
It Ii underntood that trlet.Attosney Dyor ID
NppEehansira Of hla removal At any ttmo. Ne-
port stkles that his name is withheld from the
benasa through tho lnanenco Of ssna1or Morton.
l1BTIN 70 THE
Talk about Hend8tson's discbRrgo from the
Government eerv,co continues to ba vigorous
and animated. Much contfaT1ety Of opinion 10
e1presaad coucern!ug thq mcrits Of hta case.
tssue of to-day, nomitihtos Henderson for
Prssldent and sAys Usistow must got out Of his
way for that position.
i7u.hs Atsoefatsd Iress.l
THE TIbEnAL lUutKa.
ST. LOUIS Dec. ia report baving gained
circulation that now eEidenco Of An important
character, imphcaslng parties pot heretofore
named, having beon discovered, another
, 1875-12-14
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

urta.., ssa Womb p|.e.ss Qs.el .ssts: , R9or y:
SAgs. l6pmlnurts and Ia all wAeya thsfs hdfs
dust deooisls hs water 4 tbtok. clondy. mi1ed Ts
ILL., X Tiara i tnnt6j1 da,f, pltas sppAraees snd
whie boas dust dapoatA. Aad ~hen ts,rr.
burine sou1stion whap pAsstnx wAtef, and pain ~ e
OF tho back md Along tho lplQ1s
Tumor Of Twplvc TeusB' t3ro1rth Uurcd ~
HaAway'A HosplvoAt.
bE*snI1, Man., -julr1s. itta
Dn NApwAty hAys had prA.ia lunrus = tAa a;a'tss
xn baWais al tho docoeu sald "thsrs Iss hslp tsF
H trod efaFytklug that r.0oMA,eole1, hHt loa.
liz hs'psd K..9;F Saa 1hssssl ~ y.
fofod Tor t.s!ss Yeats III Pt1at Y tAs Kaslvsse
Hud one naK Of Had r1ls nd txq bottss q ~.
o. isit, nd 81 tets s.sts - h.prsr tsta \
ss 81 III en,es ovsr tho rToIp ttta *hs y tx
ths hsneat ef e4hsts. Ya can rnhhh 4 l. sog anons
Price, u ~ bostls.
, 1875-12-14

BRxxta, Dec 13.-Ths stsamsh4p Baiisr will
sAil; for Aew York tomorrow. In place Of tho
Noselie. :.
PORTLAND, lie. Dec. 13.-Arrlved, steamship
NorAyisn from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. l3.-Ar1lsed, steamship
Gsdsrlaud, from Antwerp.
AQyILLx, uee. Is. -Ths steamship Australia,
kFo@ Nsv York, han a4nysd,
:. Mpyt14<1. Dec. l3.-aseamaAap Psfutiau, from
fp{SsAnd, biz Arrived.
, 1875-12-14
TElE0RAPHiC BREVttiEs.

Tho Stats Board OF Education raeesa abnormal
Wednesday.
The StAta Normal bchool closes Thursday for
\ holiday vacation
M!llsn representing 100 doustug mills in
M,nnseota, lsft Minneapolis Tor Chicago last
sTe0iug.
Ths footingr Of tho lumber bps!ness IN Tho
this ysAs 4o,6V0. .0o0 feas Of lumbar wsA cut ia
Da4eDpQst A2,0bQ,Q 900 Ia Book lshaa aud IN
, 1875-12-14
THE PRESIDENT,
KA fifthHTYAf

Hpaetd! Dtspatch 70 The Chaeaoo 1f1b1eps.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 13.-The President,
It bis interview With Booretaty fristow and tho
Attorney General upon whisky watters Saturday
evening, took oocasoa to reatorata with Rress
and peculiar emphasis hta famous mandate,
Lot no guilty man seoaps."
, 1875-12-14
MILWAUKEE,.
QU1KT,

ap*etat Dspa&eh to 1hs CAteq5o Ir1buns.
MILWAUKEE, VIA. Dec. l3.-DuFhack, the COZ
voted rsotiaer, gave bonda Aod WAN released
from custody. II il intlm&tsd that tho rems,u-
lug dlst11isrt aud rso.ltars arc taking about
pleso,ng guilty 10 their lnalctments.
, 1875-12-14

nrns interesting reralstiona regarding rorrona
Ind matters directly connected with the lndiAns
ThinkY Ring, OF mich h0 Wka tho leading apilit
md prime morsr. With feIernnce to alE. l!tI',
sitnrssed observed that l,e had known him ~
rovcruo of1lcor for about two years, md had told
Inv Ia and others Of lin etnployes not fcart tho
defendant In tho carac,ty OF unveln1nent oli-
cia1, AZ he wAs nll hight. Nitncsa paid tho
os er fse'Py sss psy.ehx seo h md 'fS S
average assessment for testAnR tho }ossrnmont
oftlc,tls mum MAS &2,0o0 per week. Theme
brihcs rors given lftal At tnRhans o'fics n
E1snavl!le. Mr. Bingham Also rclated tn detail !,
ths etA1rustance Of his having given Simon +
rowo!I, Revenue Supervisor, gold 'Aseh snd
Evansville. I1o aAid wh"n he nrssonsoh tue
chain he did II for 4 puI pose. knowing the or
Gin, character Ut Powell, hud thai s,'cl, gift
might benefit hin, sometime. Mr. bingham
etated that Powell Ind rocci7od occasional let-
teIA from him with rafdtenca 10 Ablrkv HteSt-
Isr,tcs, but co,iid not produce any oi the1n. Hc
also ohsasvod thss soa. onei,1' q o
thon 10 1ns 40 heayify ~ to 1iecet6ith.e the
thut,ipe down Of tho 1t fonis diet Hairy. Hiram
Utownfcc was g,vcn $500 by ritness Oh the u
cason OF ius attending tho marriage Of ller
yeatch, Of EransVllla.
With reference to Charles E. Marsh, agent,
the Evansville 4 Cincinnati Railroad, debating
q who'o day ~ to whether he would accept tliu
br1bo for making false cntrfes ot whisky slnpped.
Witness said atarsh did not htsisato thirty seo-
onds.
Goa. Yeatch was then recalled and examined
Ut considerable length.
A., Philip Oiyena testi1cd to the shipment Of
number Of barrels Of whisky from ratokh With
out atamn, aud Nheb tho nlAtter wat reported llo
said lo could not nlako q 1aso out OF It With tho
lAttcr witnotses.
Tho ey;deuce for tho prosecution clossd, and
Tho evidence for tho defensc commenced. Gen,
Voatob, and Jafnos McNeelv. formerly Post
tnSa afn Rk tnat,G&6 fn fhn nnnt1 char.
, 1875-12-14

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Dsu. 1a.-Jo Maidens, Of
Wlis&y poiut, noar 0raJAold, whilst crosatng
tho St. Paul track II 6;16 p. n,., few miles
north OF Chicago, was struck by train going
north. Tie horse Was killed and the eest Of
tho Wagon. with Maidans still Attlng In 1t,
caught and carried A. rods on the cowcatchor,
1he maab skull Was u1achod, and It il beloved
tlat he will diD,
, 1875-12-14

EvsE7 drop at ths sAtssparilllAa osai,sat uolaaaL
estSi snruxa ths hlosa. ss1at prtns. ad ohse aua!
ths wsssu. Of tas bu5 wish now and found rnatsn4L
Estgsa!s stphs soasu@pton. sl.ndula alaef.s aleM!
other pat. q ths s,stcm 4ose ss, st<uoEsga d!s'
e4Asso. ,sM TO sst and ths w2tft forms .! ska d.
f6sa ssp:i; /, ssss 6lssf 'ee.; 9a. e. r. ~
paiafu[ dsah4rges night aNea'., soss Of aud Ut
sst4s of ths "! ptt9ople wtth!n sas opts;p tenss
VI 9rovs e any patsou aslnE Il for othse dsaals IL
il ia patient, dsii5 boeominx Esdauad py wsfts
knd dseampas.tion that IL continually psofta*lnt. Aae
.th sds fTom healthy b1s1d. Aad hls tbt
sAss4pAttliAa H'u aud dos4 sscatrA cure g.Ttast
cation nd M d:%ni,siax .he o'. of w,.s
fesl himself 9to~tn1 httsr aud srpusar tha oo4 y.
Festfue hettst. Atpete tpfosfn<. and haa and tkha
Nes onss Dig, ths sar.psstltan He.ol1ea. e.es! IL
ConSfuttona aud Bkin dssaa>a but ltd tho ouly pos
tiFA tuFt f19