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NJoTIOa.

V7HE public are hereby wRTns ell not 10 irade
1 for two notes made to George Elliot. tor
four hundred dollars each, due Nov. |. 1873, as
the proper credits have not been put on tlem,
and they viii not be paid.
Nav Il. 1875. V W WILLIAMS
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.MONTVALE SPRINGS,
sIOunt County, East Tennessee,
list day OF Jupe, 1875,

THIS beautiful summer resart, situated in
opened for the reception of vi itors on lbn
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At public auction, for cash. in front Of my
office, NO. Il Madison street. Memphis, Ten
nessee, at 10 o'clock Of said uays AL the books,
book accounts, claims, etc, belonging 70 the
SAID estate.
iu4 o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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Saturday. JaIY ID, ls75,

within legal hours, In front Of the county
courthouse corner Main and Poplar streets,
Memphis. Tennessee, tie following describe
real estate to-Wtt Subject 70 the widow 5
dover rel apart Tor her: stu te, lying and
being In the county O.. shelby and state
OF tennessee, and bounded l~ tT-lHTs: Be
ginning al stake and wLir5O5k marked =.
H. the northwest corner Of the Iagts thence
ca [ - chains, % links to o. eJa-si the nee SCUM
is chains, 4 links to 4 stake ana hickory
pointer; thence west 80 cIHIus, Is liuEE TO
stake; thence north Is chains Ha1 { Inks TO
the beginning. containing tl acres, The
dover Snare f- thus described: Beginning 40
the uu.tuwe4l corner Of said I0t; thence
south chains 90 n take, theme. east .. chains
TO o. stake: tlcuCe norm gCuGl.- To- % s-tEe e.;
thence west p chains 70 the beginning con-
tanning Z, acre. The property -u'-.#-U OF rG-
dover. and The I.La.a der inter Ia the
dover wt.I be sold srpa-a aig. q s-rU-r ana
plat OF the above have been made ana are on
lie herei..
Terms Of saloon q credit of seven ana
twelve months, notes with approved see
guritv Deaul SIX per cent. interest nom da. q
OF sale required; lien retained. Equity OF
red -mptiCl barred.
This June TO- 1873.
VI. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. EaIlgry, j.. e. and 81.
Hume 6 FOslJh, suls. 4or compIt. juIZ-a
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
r EAT ESTAT z
On Saturday, July 10, 1875.

No. 67g.-In the second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennesses-Wm. B. Gibson,
admir-, ETC.. vs. NJ. ". FCrgey, ct al.
ny virtue of an order OF ale made In the
D above cause, on May il, 1879, minute book
6, pages I5j, l56 and lj7, I viii sell al public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
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The market was quiet; sales, 80 bales,
ofwhich spinners took 2jG.
The following were the changes IN
New York futures:
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NOTICE,

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN--Take
l. notice that we, the Comm !ssioners OF bell
county, do hereby declare and give notice
that Bell county has been established in ac
coTdance with the constitution and enabling
act, granting the said county OF Bell, and we
hereby give notice to the world of estab.
lishment OF Bell county.
d. G. WELLS,
2. NJ. LAMBETH, JR.,
w. II. TODD,
e. d. STEGER,
W. s.. WAR;,
w. r. PARHAM,
Z. WOOTEN,
Commissioners.
Grand Junction, Tenn May 10. 1875.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Saturday, June 26, 1876,

N the matter Of J. Z. Kirkland, bankrupt, 1
z Will sell, on
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and maintained in style worthy the patron.
age OF discriminating public. The marked
oenehcial result attending the use OF these
waters, IN functional diseases of the Liver
Bowels, Kidneys and SKIN, and the cnre M
chionlc diseases, attest their medical nroneT-
ties. All the accessories for endowment and
recreation at the best watering places VI ne
found mere. Special attention will be given
Routes, Distances, Etc.-Visitors To Mont
vale necessarily pass over the East Tenp ess ee,
virginia and Georgia Railroad, making the
wa Knoxville and Charleston Railroad to
MaryViiIe, sixteen miles. whence passengers
are conveyed in mail Sta ages running Ia con-
n elton with the trains TO the Springs, nine
miles distant,
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

WE are authorized as agents or H. c. COLE
W CO., manufacturers Of the celebrated
brands
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BOARD.

q utty o.
IeL HeSA........ 70
Per mOnth-May and June................-. 60
Per mOuth-July, Aug st and Septem Der 50 90
Children under ten years Of age and cOiOred
servants, half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ing store OF clear ice, so that guests NAV be
fully supplied. Address, for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and description Of the weter
etc, JOS. l., KING
iu5d&w Montvale Springs, East Tmn.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 7.-Cotton-Dull
and easier at 1899; futures closed weak;
sales $1,000 bales. Flour-More doing;
receipts 5000 bbls; supertine western and
state "a 5Od4 50; common to good s. 10
as so; good to choice 81 SOFAS co; white
wheat extra S5 60GG 90; extra Ohio
$550GGl0. Rye Flour-Firm at "a 90
as Is. Corn Meal-Quiet at 81 OOG,44s.
Wheat-In moderate demand; receipts
1900 bushels; No. lsprlng 81 25Sl 81:
No. 3 81 l7@l 10; No Chicago 81 20
al %; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 23@l 2jB;
amber western 81 32@l 334. Ryc-Firm
at 81 O5. Barley and Malt-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Firmer and less ac-
tive; mixed 9l692c; yellow 9l!c. Oats
Unchanged; receipts $1,000 bushels.
Hay-Heavy. Cotfee-Firm. Sugar
Steady; fair to good refining 7y@S
prime SIC. Molasscs-Firm at 43c,
Rice e-Quet aud steady. Petroleum
Dull and heavy refined l3R(Gl@Jc; crude
62GG5c. Rosin-Firm at - 1902 10.
Turpentine- Steady at 36!c. Eggs
Heavy at 29@3Oc. Pork-Firmcr at
So 75(G23 90. Beef--Dull. Cut Meats
Dull; middles steady; long clear l2G
i2lc; short clear l0lc Lard-Firmcr;
prime steam l5k@l5 ll-l6c. Butter
Heavy; western l2@20c. ChecSe-Flrm
at l0(dl6ic. Clover Seed-Nominal;
western ll@llic. Whisky-Qui"t at
Sll4
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April S.-Flour-Demand
active and prices advanced. Wheat
Active and unsettled; No spring ~ 0S;
No. = fresh 81 05; regular 81 O3 spot;
81 07!@l Oh seller May; 81 O7i@l / OS!
seller June; loose old to-day::$l 094 seller
May; 81 l04 seller June: No. 3 9l!G 9Sc;
rejected 9l4@99c. Corn-Active; No.
> mixed 7la7lic spot 7lc seller May;
7Ssc bld seller June; rejected 73c. Oats
Active; No. j9lc spot; 64c bid seller
May; 64!c seller June. Rye-Active;
No. 81 10. Barley-Steady and in
moderate demand at 81 10 seller April
81 0S seller May. Pork-Demand aatIyc
and prices advanced at so 10 spot Lard
Steady and in moderate demand al
SIS As spot; Sl5 j2!Gl5 50 seller May.
Bulk Meats Dull and lower; short RIB
middles l2tc Whisky-unsettlcd at
81 IL.
On call board Wheat was lower ut
81 05sGGl O6 seller May. Corn-I9tl
79tc seller June. Oats-Lowcr AT 80
seller April; 63i seller May. Pork
Easier so j0@22 ~! seller June. Lard
-ITnchanppd
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Louis Il. Lays, aged 45 years, last night,
in Philadelphia, killed his wife and then
fatally stabbed himself,
The widow of the late Emperor Of
China is dead
Twenty-three special policemen went
on the Lehigh Valley train Wednesday
evening rs far rs Packerton where they
We're ordered of and they obeyed.
There are few still in town and the re-
mainder are doubtless trsmpng
toward Philadelphia.
About o'clock p. NJ, yesterday a
whirlwind, about one hundred and fifty
feet wide, struck the Platte river bridge
at Schuyler, Nebraska, and lifted four
spans OF the roof from its place and drop
ped them in the river. Several houses
were blown down.
The fire in the mine at Stockton u
gaining hcaiway and is likely to involve
the company in very larg" los. There
are about 200 soldiers in Hazlctou and
tbr several mining towns near II.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April S.-Colton-Dull
at Toe. Flour-Firm; family So 0Om
%. Corn Firm at 7iC,75c. Oats --
Active at G3@G1c. Ryc-Stcady at 81 -.
Barley-Quict and unchanged. Linscrd
Oil--Frm at 75c. Lard Oil-Stcndy at
II l5@l Is. Eggs Quiet at lie. Butter
and Checse-Steady and unchanged.
Glover Secd--In In good demand at lol ! }.
Pork-Active; sales OF country at S22OOf
city held at so % Lard-F'irm; keith"
$l5 2OGGlj 80 Bulk Mcats-Firm; ,houl-
ders SJci clear rib !c; clear l2c. Bacon
Steady and in moderate demand at ..
@123M13GGI3!c. Whsky-Stcady
and in moderate demand mt II IL.
HoGS-Firm; common 50 jOCdI 90,
fair to medium s. 2jG7 80.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE April S-Flour-Stcady
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No. I
amber western 81 80; No. 2 81 30; mixed
81 80 Corn-BuOyant and strong;
western mixed 92c Oats Strong; whit"
western 7Oc; mixed GSCa G9c. Ryc-Quiet
and firm at 81 05ml 10. CotIee-Steady
and unchanged. Hay-DuIl and M
changed. Whisky-Wc,tcrn firm at
81 IA. Provisions-Quiet and firm Pork
-S22 IS. BulkMeat,- Steady; shoulder.
SIC; clear rib ll3ml2c. Bacon-Steadyi
shoulders 93c; Gear rib BE, llam--li..
G,l5c. Lard-Stcady; refined at lGc.
Butter-Steady; western tub and rol!
l6@22. Pctrolcum-Nominally easier
at GsMGic.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-FIour-ln
moderate demand; Wisconsin and Min
ncsota family s. OOmj 7j; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio 81 2j@G 90; high
grades So 2j@57 37I. Whcat-Adynuc-
ing; red 81 3OGl 81; amber $l@3. Rye
Wanted at 81 10 Corn Excited at
90G9lc. Oats-Strongcr; white 74Co 80"
Provisions-Firm. Fork-S22 00m - -.
Beef hams-lsCa 233c; smoked l3@ lir.
Lard-Ii@lj3c. Whisky-Quieti west
ern mt 81 Is. Pctrolcum-Stcal ly; rcGE-
ed l4t@14Ic. Clover Secd-Wantcd;
western J. &c. Flax Seed-S2 50. Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county
extra 2sa zoe; do first 25G, pc; western
extra 22@ pc; do tir,ts lsC, 2Oc do roll
extra Pa %. Checse-FIrm at lGG lGic.
Eggs-Firm; western 2jM26c.
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whatever, except that | felt SO, for felt
so; but not that time alone. Those con-
versant with my ministry know what
that is
Q-Now, Mr.. Beecher, in regard to
temperament in respect to depression OF
spirits, what is the fact in regard to your
life? Al have the very best and
highest | pity anybody that are any
worse than myself at the other extreme;
although good spirits predominate, but
illness or Overwork. and exhaustion con-
tinued, bring me down sometimes into Il
single day and sometimes into consecu-
tive week Of most profound depression.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Steady.
STATE BONDs-Dull.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady
STATE BoNDs-Dull
SToCKs-The day was one of improve
ment in Wall street, especially on the
Stock Exchange, where further ad-
vance was made in many of the leading
stocks. The greatest advance was in
Delaware, LackawaRa and Western,
which rose from ll3I to ll5l. Union
Pacific came next aud advanced from
70. to 7ls closing at the highest point
of the day. Lake Shore advanced from
"a to 75I, but afterwards declined to "A Z
and finally rallied to 743. Pacific Mail
was active and rose from 43l to 44s New
Jersey Central advanced per cent, SELF
ing at ll3. Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph rose to 2Sk and after several reac-
tions 'closed at %. Rock Island rose
from 1929 to 1881. Western Union fell
to III and recovered to 784. Erie Hue
tuated between 80 and 80. and North
western between 45i and 45.. New
York Central was firm at lOl3g lO2.
The market closed firm and generally "t
the highest prices. transactions 2l2,oOO
shares, of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail,
IL 900 Western Union, $500 North
western. 1000 Rock Island, 1000 ST.
P,ul | 800 Erie, ,.,22, 900 Lake shore 10000
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and
2s 600 Union Pacific.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Aprll S.-B"eve>-Er-
ceipts go head, making @,04O head I'r
three days, against 1850 head for the
same time last week. Fat, heavy cattle
slow at Mondays prices, but medium
and fair steers oflight weight in demand
at nm advance of ic; common t. tnir
steers ranged 10f@ll3ci good to prime
l2Ml3c; extra and fancy do l3t@l@lc.
Shcep--Rcceipt. 300 head, making 1870
head for three days, against j,l$0 head
for the same time last week. Demand
fair and prices shade higher; common
to prime unshorn ranged GtaSc; few
extras ct SI@sic; fair to prime clipped
sheep 5{@Gic. Hogs- Receipts 1850
head, making S,4OO head for three days
against 1890 head for the same time iast
week Part of II car load of Ohio hog-,
l67 lbs, sold alive at SIC. City dressed
scarce and limited trade at lO$c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April S.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Actiye
and closing quiet; No. white Wabash
81 30; No. . 81 %; Mol white Michigan
81 %; extra do 81 49, amber 81 49,
seller May 81 2l!; seller June 81 22!.
Corn Active; closing quiet; high mixed
77677Ic; seller May 78s@1Sici seller
June 79I; low mixed 76!g78c. Oats
Demand fair and market firm; No. 2 and
Michigan 65c. Glover Seed-S6 Goa %.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, April 8.-MoNEY-
4lG6 per cent. Prime merchantile paper
in good demand at 5G7 per cent. Sterling
firm ut 486 for sixty days and 489 for
sight. Customs receipts $464,000.
GoLD-Strongi opened at ll43, advanc-
ed to ll4s and closing at II. Carrying
rates to per cent and fat. The As
sistart Treasurer disbursed 10000.
Clearings $23,OOO,OOO Specie shipments
100000.
GoyERNSfEETs-Fir
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

Receipts for today 1906 head. and for
three days 3, lsOhrad The arrival. to-day
are all through stock and very irw uu
hand for sale; best 81 2j@G ~ m.Iwu
81 jOld6 90; common to fair 50 G)"j -,
bulls SO OOm5 90; ,tockcrs - 2jmi o..
Hogs- Receipts for to. day 2.2OO bead,
and for three day. i.23j head; York
ers s. GOA 8 80; Philadelphia - 2j@
$50. Shccp-Rcceipt, for today 100
head. and for three day. 700 head; b"rt
So 500 ! 90; medium - 2jr,G %; ciIpp-
ed 81 25C,J 90.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 5, 5 r. NJ, }
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle
States and Lower Lake Region, incrcaS-
ing cloudiness and stationary or rising
temperature. with easterly to southerly
winds, falling barometer and local rams
during Friday or Friday night.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
ONO Valley generally cloudy weather
ana hight RAIN, with south to west winds,
followed by lower temperature and rising
barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
partly cloudy and cool weather, with rain
IN the Missouri valley, variable winds,
mostly from the southwest and continued
low barometer
The Ohio and central Mississippi river
will fall slowly.
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New York Dry Goods Mark

NEW YORK, ApFlI 6.-IheTN wa. ~
creased animation in the jobbing trade,
but business ruled quiet with the COM
mission houses. Cotton goods in steady
demand at unchanged and generally firm
prices. Cottonadcs dull and outside
makes weak. Prints in fair deu,aul.
and plaid styles active. The Daily Eu'
lstiH says: "Arnold's prints will h.. e.
duced on Friday to 9!c Woolens remain
1pia.
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THE BEECHER TRIAL.
The Defendant Continues.
Mrs. Moulton's Oscillations.
Spat Between the Lawyers.

NEW YORK, April Sat the Beecher
trial to-day there were as many present
Us on previous days. 1t was fully 10
minutes after the appointed hour when
the proceedings commenced. MIR. EvartS,
consulting with his associate counsel aud
Mr.. Beecher examining his memorandum.
Witness testiiied-in December, ~,
| do not think there was any interview
between Mr.. Tilton and myself about
Rev. DR.. Storrs; when Tilton was read
ing the true story, said if you could
stand that you could stand it all, did
not say that he might as we'll state the
fact as put it in that way; Moulton said
something about the interview with
Tracy about this matter; we were retalklng
and he dropped out that his lawyers had
said so and so; / started with surprise,
and he said he dId not intend to carry
the case any further without lawyers;
there was no understanding between
us that Tracy should be brought into 1t;
the understanding was that no lawyers
should be brought into our councils.
Mr.. EvartS read Moulton's testimony
employing Tracy as counsel. Beecher
said nothing of the kind occurred. Wit
less said: Moulton never said to me that
he told Tracy | was guilty of adultery
with Elizabeth Tilton, and that Tracy
said if this was true it must be kept quiet
at all hazards; there is not a word OF
truth in it from beginning TO end; have
been acquainted with Oliver johnson 20
years; we had that degree of relation
ship which existed among antl-savery
men before the war.
Witness was asked in what way john
son came to be employed as editor OF the
Christian UmoH.
Mr.. Fullerton objected and the Judge
ruled that EvartS could onl y show the
general fact of Johnsons being SO EN-.
ployed.
Witness said there was dissatisiac-
ton in the management of the Union;
.Iohnson's name was urged upon me by
Wilson; after johnson had been sound
ed bv Wilson, | went TO see him; he
agreed to go on the paper; his appointment
was purely professional; | did not say to
Tilton that il was to have some person
on the Union who could handle the seam
dal; nor did he suggest Oliver johnson
as Il fit and proper person to take hold OF
it: remember giving Moulton 500 in
Nav, 73; Moulton said unless there was
some
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, April S.-Whcat Quiet.
CONFIRM and light stock ear; -'.Il-
ed quoted at 77G7S. Petroleum. Dali:
crude 81 55 at Parkers; refined lICIi.r
for Philadelphia delivery.
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Decision of Alfonso.
Another FrancO.German War Fore
shadOwed.

LONDON, April 8, $50 A. H-The
Berlin Post, ministerial journal, has
leading article, saying that recent event,
unfortunately render il pro bable that the
present French Assembly, fearing there
will be Republican majority in the next
Assembly disposed to peace, are anxious
to precipitate war of revenge under the
dangerous auspices of MacMahon and
the Orleans princes while the strong body
of royalistic deputies will be placed in
opposition to profit by the restoration
of monarchy. War is accordingly coming,
although the clouds gathering on the
horizon may yet be dispersed. The Aus
trian conservatives are endcavoring to
oust Andreassy from the Cabinet, with
the view Of participating in
coming events. The greater part
of the upper classes in Italy are ready TO
join any ally against Germany, consider
ing her ant-papal attitude hostile to
Italian interests, yet it is by no means
certain that France will be able to pro.
cure an Austro. Italian alliance Just now.
If her endeavors prove fair, the war will
probably be delayed, but things have
reached a pass when the German
people should be better acquaint-
ed with the realities of the
situation. 1t is to awake the
slumberers. The Berlin correspondent
of the London Times says this article is
likely to have strong effect, and alarm
ing rumors are rife. The same cores
pondent says that since the meeting of
the Emperor Francis Joseph and King
Victor Emanuel, there is even less pros
pect than before in Berlin of concocting
common measures with Austria and Italy
in relation to the personal responsibility
of the Pope.
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AS extract which We publish else
where from the Pittsburgh Post shows
chat some Of the works in that city have
determined upon rcsuming, paying their
y.rkmen $3.50 per ton, and adopting the
rJ,ng scale. The puddlerS express
...m.,lvc, rs confident that the back
t.r.of the strike is broken, and that
heir terms will be scceded to. The
.sau.acurcr, generally though, refuse
.. .,prr,. themselves Is willing to yield,
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The American Cardinal.

New YORK, April S.-Yesterday
Count Marcfoschi announced officially to
Archbishop McLlo'ky tlat the Holy
Father had been pleased to confer on
him title and elevate him to the rank
of Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church.
The Count, after presenting credentials,
read II brief address in Latin, to which
the new Cardinal responded in the same
language. The Cardinal privately signi-
fed his choice of April 22d as the day
for the public ceremony of receiving
the Berretta intrust to MonseignOr
Roncetta.
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FOREIGN.
German Editor Arrested.

LONDON, April S.-A Berlin dispatch
says that Herr Sigl, editor ofsn Ultramon-
the paper who was recently sentenced
to imprisonment for publishing an arti-
Gle offensive to Bismarck, has been ar
rested by the Austrian authorities, on ap-
plicstion Of the German government. 1t
is understood that Sigl will be sent to
Berlin instead of Munich, where he was
sentenced
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The situation nj HazeItOn.

HARRISBURG, April S.-Gen. Osborn,
who is ut Hazelton, reports the arrival of
troops including stores and ammunition.
Hon. Mr.. Finche, Of Hazelton, having
telegraphed the Governor that there Is
not one word OF truth in the reported
perilous situation and that no personal
violence or demonstrations have taken
place, the Governor !elegraphed here 10
satisfy the sheriff of these things, and
that the troops would be withdrawn.
The Governor added, it may AS well be
understood at once that the sheriff will
be supported with all the power OF the
State to protect life and property and en-
force obedience to the Jaws; order must
and shall be restored cost what it may.
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THE last letter ever written by Gcner-
al "Stonewall Jackson is in the posses.
sion of the Southern Historical Society.
Ii was addressed to General Lee. under
date of MAY >. 1861, and reads as fol-
lows: "General-Thc enemy has made
81 stand ut Chanceliors, which is about
;wo niles from Charlottesville. | hope
ID, soon as practicable 10 attack. trust
inat an ever-kind Providence will bless
= with success