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rectify it; called the attention of the Audit
or's clerk to it; when the discrepancy was
discovered, went to the Auditors office and
found the sum was charged to the Senate;
see now it is charged to the House: the
clerk told me it was his error, and he would
assume the blame Of it; the examination
| was in 1875.
To Colonel Field-Don't know !: the
House appropriation was exhausted.
Mr.. Weymouth, being sworn, testified he
was employed by the joint committee to
! investigate the reports of the Auditor on
the appropriation for contingent expenses
of Sl85,0O0 for the House and $751; 900 for
the Senate for 1873; the report of the Au-
ditor for 1873, made in 1874, contains in
statement B the amount paid as $2lS, ,43f 81
| under this act; the report of the next year,
! page thirty-six, statement B No. .. gives
Sal ,Oi9 - additional, leaving balance due
! both houses of SIC, ,539 A; by actual calcu-
Iation the Senate committee should have
| had balance of over $20, 900; from a cal.
| culation there was paid for the House over
$lS3, 900, leaving all but Sl83 to the Senate,
for the Senate $63,7l7 %; the books of the
Senate committee show q balance Of S2l,-
2S2 OS: this statement does not embrace the
Armstrong warrant; the report was made
February q, 1875. and the examination the
preceding Sunday: did not examine the
Auditors books or see him on tia. subject
No questions by the defense.
NJ hill oyo 4
tied that there was an apportionment of the
appropriation on the books, which he would
bring to-day. Couldn't find any app,opria
ton for the Longstreet warrants.
Mr.. Semmes objected, that the law would
show for itself.
Judge Hawkins said it was a question of
law and not to be settled by testimony. 1t
makes no difference to the Auditor what
the Treasurer did, he is not responsible. /.
is proper to show the warrants were paid
by the Treasurer, because if they were no,
paid there could oe no civil action Cor the
money.
Colonel Field excepted. Hs :hen pro-
posed to prove by Messrs. Eaton and Morei
that they sold the identical Pinkney Smith
vouchers afte: the warrants had been is.
sued.
Mr. Semmes asked wha. difference it
made. Suppose they got out again, or that
we didn't have them. We have produced
them in court, but had no objection to the
State proving it if it could.
Judge Hawkins said it made 40 differ.
ence and had NO bearing on the issue. and
was irrelevant.
Colonel Field excepted. Ils then an.
nounced he should easily finish tc day, as
he only proposed Co examine Mr.. Dubuc!et
and Mr. Lipshuts.
Judge Havkins-How many witnesses
will the defense examine!
Mr.. Semmes-None, sir. Only cffec some
documentary evidence. The argument will
probably take some time.
Judge Cotton-I propose to sabmi: the
case.
Colonel Field-I don':. I wan: some
chance.
Mr. Semmes asking if an hour would be
enough. Colone! Field said he couldn't tell.
1t was finally agreed to close the case to.
day. and fix another day for the argument.
The cour: then adjourned 20 eleven
o'clock to -day.
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Cheap Travel.

Tbs Mobile road is now selling Sunday
excursion tickets at the following reduced
rates:
Bay st. Louis. ST. IS Biloxi. S. 90
Pass Christian. 2 90 Ocean Springs 2 25
mississippi City. 2 50 East Psscasouls 3 50
Train leaves Canal street at A. NJ. and
returns at ll:30 P. NJ, thus giving a whole
day at any of the above points. Those de-
string to escape the heat and dust of the
city should take advantage of the present
liberal arrangement and have pleasant
day at small cost.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1884.

reporter, said when the jury went out they
stood pretty even. After the first day the
average balloting stood eight to foar. and
finally the vote settled at nine to three
Ihelr debates at times were very violent
and GemOnstrative, but there nothing like
coming to blows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

DOUBLE COTTAGE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Measrs. Nash & Hodgson. auctioneers, sell
at twelve o'clock NJ. to-day at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, neat double
cottage house and vacant lot on White, or
Basin street. between Clio and Erato
streets. Terms easy. See the advertise
manf.
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Why N0tc
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:

EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
Would it not be a good idea to form
battalion one half of which shall be COM
posed of those who fought under the Con-
federacy and the other those who fought
for the Union, said battalion to be organ
lied for the express purpose of visiting
Philadelphia during the centennial. An
organization of this kind would 90 a good
way to harmonic the discordant elements
in our midst, and pave the way to brighter
and better feeling.
CORPORAL TRIM.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
~ HIRB OF %ULY EXCURSION,

fS, HIRB OF July EXCURSION.
Grand Excursion will be given to Biloxi for
tha benefit of the New Orleans and Louisiana
Building Association.
Tickets for the Round Trip 81 50.
Persons wishing to purchase tickets can get
chem by applying to J. T. Winston No. 129 Caron-
Gelet street. Buy your tickets before july.
The train VII! depart at A. ~. sharp
). F. WINSTON, President.
!ez0 l2t JAMES HENRY, Treasurer
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Notice to Stockholders of tho New Or
ieaus Nation a. Bank.-New Orleans, June 29 1875
At meeting of the Board of Directors held this
day, "a dividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
vas declare to all stockholders who have paid as.
sessmenc called for June 9 1874 from the profits of
the last SIX tbs, yabls and after the first of
July. 1875.
ie307t WILLIAM pALfREY, Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

Mechanics snd Traders' Bank. New
Orleans, June II, l875.-A general meeting of the
stockholders Of this bank viii bs held at the Office
OF said bank, No. 28 CarOadelet street, on MONDAY
twenty sixth July next, between the hours of lG
A. M. and ?. NJ, to vote upon amendment to
article two section OF the charter adop ted
0y Unanimous vote of tha directors.
.ele GOT MOSES harris. Cashier.
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NBk ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTITU.
IN TTON, No. 158 Canal street. Trustees-Dr ".
Newton Mercer, L. =. Generes. David Urquhart,
George iona Jonas, 5Shn Lob g: Gaines Thomas a; Adams,
Sshaeider. Charles J. Leeds, Samuel Jsmison.
interest Allowed on Deposits.
L. F. GENERES, President
LsAaLss RILsHAw, Treasurer. apis ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

Office of nIississippi and 1lexican Gulf
Saip Canal Com Dany, No. Al Camp street, New r
Iaans Jlne %, l8'5.-The annual meeting Of tn e
stocLhoders OF the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Shlp Canal Company for the election OF nine di-
.ecrors will be held at the office of tine COMPANY
no a. Camp street, on SATURDAY. July 10. 1875 at
Svelve O clock NJ.
je22 jyio s D. MOODY Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

When a man walks home in zig-zag line
it is safe to say he has been drinking
crooked whisky and did not take it straight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

tIerrnnia National Bank, New Orleans
huna ~. i8.s.-At . meeting or the Board Of D.
;rctOrs, held tins day, q semannual dividend of
SsFEf AND ONEHALF PER CENT was declared
payable TO the stockholders demand.
!eSe St HERM. ROEHL Cashier.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GRAND ISLE AOTRL.

1S1S. 1875.
The eniy reai Surf Bathing in the South. Fish
oysters and game unlimited Fine sailing and fish.
iDg.
dAy Liberal terms to families and excursion
steamer leaves Hsrvey's canal every Saturday
snd Tuesday at A. n, returning to the city every
Monday and Thursday evening At hve o'clock.
We 2n, B. MARG0r, Proprietor.
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:. Savings Department Worxingme MS
Sans NO. 81 Camp street.-Interest due oa de-
pests OF this department for the past six mo nths
viii De pad on demand on and after july l. 1875
iyl J: B. MONDIEGT Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

nRLEANS HOUSE.
Formerly the Harris House,
PASS CHRISTIAN. MISSISSIPPI.
Board by the day week or month. Rooms airy
AID commOdious. Location near the beach, Win
bath house attached. Every attention peid TO the
Eonfort Of the patrons Of the house. Ts9is sup
piled with the beet the market Affords Char&es
moderate, PATRONAGE respectfully solicited.
lea 4sm MRS. II. J. COWAN. Proprietress
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Citizens SAVINGS II tank. Gruuewald Hall.
Few orleans, June 30 a7S.-At = meeting of the
ooard OF Dtrect0rs. held this day, eemi ann ual
pet cent PAYABLE to the stockholders on demand
snd three per cent to be placed to the credit of the
ssserya fund. N. BENNER Cashier
jvi m
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POSTAL.
THE RED RIVER MAIL
A NEW CONTRACTOR WANTED

WHY DAILY SERVICE WAS DISCONTINUED
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BANKS AND BANKING.

.01rIZRNS' SAVINGS BANK,
" "a bank for small sarings).
GRUNEWALD HALL.
raJssix per cent interest; pays deposits on 10.
elant, aud conducts business on the most liberal
principles consistent with depositors interests
Examination is invited to it's management and
0lanc3 condition.
J. /. GCBERNATOR. President.
u. Bar-AR. Cashier. apo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

Tao Louisiana National Bapk.-New Or
,sans, June 80 1875 At q meeting of the Board Of
capital stock was declared, payable in this citv IN
demand, and in New York at the banking house of
Winscw, Lanie1 L Co., On and after the fifGh of
July next. -
.ri Sc A. EURIA Casn,a,
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VOLUME IX.--NO. 73.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Southern hank. New Orleans, Julv 2.
l8'3.-At meeting, this day. the Board Of Direc.
tors unan,mons nsly declared a semi aaDual dvider 4
Of rOtH PtR GENT. payable on the fifth instant.
Jy3 J. CARR C,ahisr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

SAN ANTONIO, July 9, 1875.
Ia case Colonel Christie applies for assist
ance to protect the property OF United
States citizens, the otfcer in command at
Fort Bro wn has received orders from head
quarters here to furnish it to him. S.
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T .ouISlANA SAVINGS 8ANR
RAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Mo. 81 Camp street.

IAcitAHIs.. sss...ss..s .8OoVsvUJs
: G. PALMER, President.
SaHXS JACKSON, Vice President.
Directors:
& ccsERf FRED. WING,
:. p. KELLAR, W. II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACk. JAMES JACKHOU.
K. @. PALMKR.
esa Capital gives security to depoeitorG. Deposits
81 Pity Cents and upward received. and SIX Fza
;y:le JOHN 8. wAiToH. Uash,sr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-03

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
THE FIRST AND SIXTH DISTRICTS HY
AUC1IoN.-The sheriff of the parish of
Orleans will sell to-day at noon. at the
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange.
Royal street. the following described valu.
able properties, to wit:
/. -Four certain lots of ground. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, in the
First District Of this city, forming the COT
ner of Dryades and Calliope streets.
.. A lot Of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon. in the First
District of this city, fronting on Carondelet
street, between Girod and Lafayette
streets.
3. Two certain lots Of ground, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Sixth District Of this city. fronting on
Soniat street, between Coliseum and
Chestnut streets.
For full particulars see advertisements.
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ROsSRLL HOUSE.
MISSISSIPPI,

BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.
Sill reopen on May l. 1875, for the reception
glssrs having been newly furnished througnou<
Charges moderate.
mails sm PETER J. MoNTRoss. Proprietor.
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ID KMEMBER

REmEalsER
Wdsa you 60 to Biloxi don't forget to CAL u
THE PRESS SALOON.
- barry wishes to zee you al
PJ. MONTROSs,
mh.s su Proprietor.
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BY TELEGRAPH
CORTINA.
If His CaptOr Needs Assistance
He Will Have 1t.
United States Troops rendered in Aid
if Necessary.

Especial to tho New Orleans Republican
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looArMukD on IoUxT1 IA01.l-
, 1875-12-17

Snfno Mighty Good Hcnsons Why It
Should tus IT. Locustu Mt Ind.nt-

Snmo Mighty Good Rrnsons why It
Should tut IT. Located Mt Ind,nta-
ApuIIs.
sp<e1at U,tpat.h IN 7hx chnaao Tribune
OMAHA. Dec 1.-Two zee by tue nsx xaDaperA
that DR.. Liuderman has rcco.nmt ulcd Indian.
apois ~ she most suitable polnt 10 locato toe
L. E.aach United st4:ea M.n'. WAY h, has dons
50 l presn;no nono but an uscsutais Prov.
deuce ani Dr.. L.ndermau kuAw. During the
past eleven months tle rn:o4 Factfc Ruad las
received at Omaha IRON Utah Aud the Wat
$4,000. 100 pounds OF bullion. or thls tie Omaha
snolting Wo.ks rees,ved 19Co1,Do pounts; st.
Loula. 7.u0o.0o1; Chicago. nothing; Imd.anap-
o!is. nothing pI:tsbu1g Newark. etc.. 7,ooo, ,Cou
POUNDS. You will soo ny THIS that the omal,a
smolsinR wo,ka lead than Al by .ooo. odo pounds.
III orc. Omaha leafs shem all, anl ahree cara
Of that mAterat Ai,no rcca4ved by our
smelling works exceeded In value all that Chi
caco received Since tho 1st Of December the
Omaha SnltlauR Works haye recalved oyc1
2,R6.0 0oo counus OF ore AMI bullion to be re-
uucad. aud bsfuro the year closes the Lrl1lon
rrJoucs received aod worked 1t Uu1hA will
reach mara tnau 25. 900, ,OUU pnnuuY, At q vA[.ia-
ton of apout e4U0o,0 ,0o0 Ia at. Ii am ~,
greatly mistaken, thess wolks ara uoW the most
e4ssn-iye in tho county. aud they ARE still ia
the r infancy. Wien tho Prcrldon& q ~ here he
tlsl cd them. and 1t tnay be he wall uot heed Dr..
1.tndcfmans rccommeudptlon. | must canfe-a
do hot see hox be eau do otherwise il ho Las
any regari for tnH numerical and mineral !n-
terestH OF the c4untry. 1t ought TO be either
At Chicago or OnBha, ne indianapolis Is
AL ou,.of.shs. way place. md has no earthly
right to tueh an ltuI'o4tnnt interest. IL il no. on
the NO lIa highway, liks Now York. Chicago,
Omaha, and fan Felnr.rc", aud the u.lut vi bo
OF a. mush benefit to the peos 10 oE tue North-
west it soc-tsd in the Bahama Islands IL it will
lu Il d!anaEot, As 3ena' 'ur Logan IL Oh Tho FL
nauco CouIn.ttcc Of tAo United St&'cs Senate.
H. sretns 10 mo hc oxn cLrckmate such Z move
nent OF the pAt1 Of Dr.. 1ndernau. Az 10 tho
other QualLicatioAa necessary. Dulahn IL 4. we'll
snp. lied. and better. than Indianapolis. aud |
leave TaE THlB. Ne 10 judge, bs tho tantes /
llase given. when Ia the place above Ill o:Ltr.
that is 5nttly cu!iIoa " tho usanoh United
6tateS Mlnt
, 1875-12-17

only tho tons OF tue trees oout1 b. ssen. ur d 4sa
aud cot aRes vera On n ~ AMI farming opoA ions
eera cf course st,p ed, Al large are . u crops
WAS destrored. Dia,.tcte 10 si,ippu. .cro
vtrv uutncro If. Many Of tho cnast fishermen
have lost eyt'vfhinR. IL spnu plates the
tho waved aud deposited b7 hundreds Ut tens
far up on ths 10 lcll. Within tue space OF half m
hour. 'usIJeratl, PORTION Of til. to n ot
HAss'hgs ~ com dst-ly wrscHel. Tho stfuu3
u tdssmfhsd, ani Wit hsve 10 be dssuoyni.
Tne Sea made a csau b1aAch oso. t1,a rarade.
aud A. far ~ the market lace. Lamp p .sH
and atbut irou pillars wore hsnt double, ur ear
Fiod u~sy W tile force Of ths sater. aud vnora
tile lonudatr rs Ut buildings wcre not injured.
the HtndowB wore b1o@an bv Tbs stunes washed
up fr,m the sea and lAkoa by tue fore" OF tlle
gala far int tic to~n. A. D tentou some pa, H.
Of rho esnlAnada OF cove cd. aud the walls ol
the A luniuuu suffered some ID Jury.
, 1875-12-17

DxnIiv, Nor. ga latter from TtentsIn In
The st. Petersburg Gotos, datod sept. 1G, states
that the Chinssc garrison at kha.ni destined to
atas tie aggression Of tho Kashghr troops aro
suffering dreadfully from famine. "If Yn4ub
Dos profits by h oppJrtunity:" tho latter tro-
cecda to eav, - vast Eminse y III spriug up be.
tween Russia aud Ghlna. hostile 10 both, aud
supported b. tho Ang o-tndiaoH. with view 10
The utter destl uct,ou Of the Cetessl4t Monarchy
and tue checking Of Russia"
THE Ill. HAgIH.
DERLrN, Nov. 30.-TAitlr ttlbes In rho up.
per valley OF tLe.1!l. apl aronty east Of Auld}a,
arc ot,c1hfls slated to hare asked fot the PRIV
tlege Ct becoming Russians. The announcement
Of tho reQuest bolnx ptobtblv ta1,sanount to its
tuitl,laent, ,ths whola OF tho III Basp may lence-
furth b regarded ~ Russian Territory.
, 1875-12-17
cU3A.



L'drtHfy Nit onat Trench Gorrrnment or7dH).
Our presa teems with accounts OF The Atroci-
lies committed hpon Flench cltizens in Cuha.
aaid victims ARC becoma 30 very numerous Of
iatn that unAoimou4 presaur> IL bb ny brought
10 behr upup tho Versailles Cab,not 10 ihko
strong measures to abate tho evil, concert With
the Washington C4oinat- Tl0 American pre.s lIaa
recountad no. onl3 tbs unjustihab'e murder VI
Monsieur t.efRondau!. bnt lh"ae OF . dozou
nloro F4aucu subjects by ValuaR :da's teRllar
though no mentou has teau m4lo Ut rilnilsr
uutrsges committed IN potto Kloo. ! tier
from St. Tho.nas. dated Oct. ~. TO X .fi.Yc
astc'e. citea Ihe nan&s Of the Frsnch.ueu wLo
have been lup'sonsd arbitrarily aud exe.
cutsd bY The Sra ist a2taosst.ss. 1t
tho ii7o- nor tha lzoport, Of ether
Europeans or Americans a'a ssfe iu tho
II auisl coioules. Uotu La .land aud Franco are
ato 10 aux,oas as tho Ui!ted stat's to orl ~
sucl, sfaseo th4nsa ta = close snr.uSh their
civilized country has stake. because sucu cou-
Iicting altualton ai1ects ali ak>. Tie tpiY
soulee u comfort spAia 10 sure to have In tie
pressure brought to bear upon ltur will
b. afforded Nv Germany, wli+h power is
st. lhu,nss from OenaasA, 10 exchange tor
Schleswg. conquered by tina: p.wrE from tie
latter few ytars since. Tbs ts confit mod bY
recent revelations fom authoritative b,Rb quar-
tE(es AuQ tne plRHence " s1fD@4 HAFhl .1ce
kept At that poAt by Bismarck for some t.nle
past, evidently studying The cuyeked Laval nt l.
tou IN the Wss. intiss Tho German ir,sa:o
Victoria arrived th.ther on Nov. 70 to remove
her sister Bhlp. tue Augusta, ordered homo.
It ID iatimased in sosne guarte,b "otthy ot
credit that anld anblt.ouH 1sus Of Bismarck
are kely to create cutnl lIcAtlobs, peru apa ul,-
iuoked Eor, st,onld presiden& Grals institute Il
vigul ons enforcement Ut tile Muuroe doctrine III
solving o0t!, tho Cuban question ana forests /.
ing Ger uaav's PROSPECTS Tor tho acquisition Ut
t.r4It.1y III the Ne~ 1Sotid.
, 1875-12-17
ITALY.


noxE. Nov. 20.-Thls cvaniuRa Ialienische
Ailg.4neina Correspondent states that vesterilv
during the coutso Of MI excavation at pompo
made III the presence Of II. Lsrocnefoucault, q
tscasHe Of objects Of gold And silver sufficient
aIouo to FUN the glory Of q museum
wele found. It consst3d OF : humber ut
Gu, aid plates Of SILVER tAZxe, atriKls, mi rors
vases, aud mo]ds for a. t. t1noata Ut tho aame
LII tai. t,aetber With eatltpsB IT guild md \
purse os goid t.aauo ooutalting taouai.
MOLEHA+
Tbs sAme paper afisms that tie Will Of tho
defuuot puHo Of Moueoa declares tbs Ilo'y Se4
heir to his pretended rights over his a1-Lucal
6tRts1.
, 1875-12-17
FIRES.


1T OSHK1SH
Spf~tdE pistatth to 3hs Chteaoo Tribune.
QsuKosu, Wis, p8c. 1G.-Flse broke out ut s
q. m. tn the sasl,, door, and blind factory Of
James T. aou:d, entirely destroylug It, aud tbs
Grant House next t. 1t. 1ha night waa q Ter
rsbte Quo, = terrific storm raging 1t the tine.
The Northwestern Depot but \ few feet from
the Grant House. Hsa Rared BY tbs eGort2 Of
the t1ramsu. Tue lunbor.yard Of 6seohenson d
Badger, opposite, caught. but Was ext,nRuisled
wish slglt damage. 0oulas loss u 8.b, ,UU0 j.
injured Tor 50. 0v0, nehrlv all Ia Chicago com.
panins. Tho ,oss Oh the Grant 1louso 10 g., SUI.
No INSURANCE. tbs origin Of the fire ID not
known.
, 1875-12-17
IRlLhlhA.


!srstta' DisuateA 70 rhs CAtcaao Trtbuns.
Ixp1ANAPoL1s, Ind, Dec. ia child Of Rich
ard Brsls. lisIuR In Hamilton County. died und y
circumstances ~hloh In luced the belief that
It had bsan afflicted with tricAlna
spira!la. A pioce Of musels from tie
chflt'4 BODY sud piece OF tho poFk Of whlch the
family had tAteu we're b. ought hars for micro.
scopicsi s1.m!uat ou, wh4el coua. mad Inc In.
}resa'on OF the physclauH. Two other cl!l iten
81 tbs family are sunoflug. aud Nil probably
Gie.
, 1875-12-17
Moooy's PHILADELPHIA MEETINGS,

pu1LApktPuIA, Dso. lG.-Thsrs wa : very
lsrge crowd VI tho depot today, tue meeting
beiug especially for bsu4suds1. After the b, Mn,
"Jesus, llue shepherd, lead U.s." tho nsy. Dr..
Newton read t. quests far p aver, I great many
Of shsch came flom baok,ilders. Mr, Moody
theu began hla DISCOURSE. Ha said \
RrsRt many people who call themselves
backat data Uaver were coov3tas. Ho
sbon l%ad from jeremiah, chap. ., sQth vera !
"Wh41 iniqulty have souz fs.hess touno IN
mar" Tie spse4ss further q1otad ths 9th vsssa,
Ahers Gol "a ~ II sill plead With yod," aud
concluded with IN appssl 70 saoss Who had gone
, 1875-12-17
SALT.
The fRar's uustMus4 In tbs Michigan |
Kn1t Region

The faar's uustMus4 In ths Michigan
Bn1t Region.
Srse,a. Utspann n Fhe ch.eaoe Trtsvn.
Elsr SAatsAw. Nich.. Dec. 18.-Tha seventh
annu1i report Of 8. s. Garr,gnAs. State Salt In
Flsecsor. will bo mado runiic tomorrow, abow,ug
tao operations Of sbe st4te aalt inspection for tne
year enduR Sov. 30, 1875. The talt-:roducing
territory Of tho State IL divided into clayen uls-
t,icra, havlu, manufacturing capacity in barrels
a. follows +: No. !, EAn Saginaw, 2o',Hoo; No. 2,
saRl.a~ Cst,, 200 0o1, No. 3. Clrroliton. 25J.-
ooo; No. !, z'wausee. 29o,o'o: No. 5. Perts
and Eass1v1lle, 251oo,; NJ. 7. s..z-
burg Wtuons. aud Danxh. 2oo,no0;
No. 8. rort Aurt.n and Huron Coun:g 125, 900
M. 9. White II ,ck, s5opl; No. N. ST.. Clemeus.
Io,1v1 No. II, Io.e1 County, 5000. There tre
III tue stl:e nnstJ.eght asit blocks and ASH
sulst Eals covers. With AL aggregate capacity Of
l,Boo. 40 barrels or yoo. U)0 b.iah eIs Tho total
anouus Of salt inspected in the Stats this year
vns ~ follows: Fins salt, 1,0l7,838 barfels:
packers, 1o,2J3: solar, 24,s33; second qusls-
ty. l3.4l0. To'sI. 1.nsl.s6J. Thus woull
ieprese { 5,4o,.3!5 bushels Of salt. bong
N 'u-rsAse os 1885, tatreIs. Or 27I 40
Lu-leis over list sear's p,oouct. At the I4st
te-sIou Of lbs State Legislature tuo hAlt IT.
tpccion Isw "ns a:nsnd-u, reducing the in.pee-
,,un ~ tn:l's PET bus!1e', ~hsca toll 10 * effect
AEril u. 4 ! ra!' inspected after that dats "as
cnsrged hcco7un5y. Tle .~veoua due The
st~ts Salt lus ectVt lot tl,e ,ssr eudIng nor. 30
ISIS. 10 Ms tuilows: Duties ou sl2,us5 buehols
At . m.'ia per busLel, e1,4sGas; du.sas ou
e3,1os.2s; t.sal. eli,G30.tl. E.. .sud.. 1tes~-
ala1y Of tho State Sst Iuspactus,
S2.1si.4a; of1ico and tfa, cling c1ntn.@s.
printing, atc, e6l142: salaries Of Deputy Iu.
sHecs ~. :3,,C5.l1. Total, s1l,465.o5. euf fpus,
9lG!5y. The above surplas is srporiioned bac1
and pad to The tersous VI htm. for vnom tho
Kalt iks baen ihspectud during ihe last year.
F4r tie purpuao Ut BhoN!n9 tue lhc,eA.e over
the luouut of =a,t rtduced during tie tires year
Of tie Inspection .l559). LIE following co.npAr.-
tive nIstelneut IL male:
HrsS
, 1875-12-17
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. G.. Doc. 10.-For Ffiday. in
the South Atlantic and Cult Staten, Tennessee.
Quo, Upper Miss'saipp aud Lower Missouri
vsIlorB, and Upper Lakes, 1lslug barometer.
colder, northwest wlnda- with claar or clearing
weather, with 4 severs uorshcr Ia Texas. oo-
oaAional auows on the Upper Lakes, aud followed
By stationary or falling barometer sad southesIy
Winds In Minnesota and Dakota,
Spseiu! D.&1at Il t. tht GAieaoo Tribune.
DLooMINoroN, ILL.,. Dec. ia anow. storm
not In ut nooa to-day. And from almost summer
h-as At moon the mvrcury haH fa!lBn to neAr
zero.
LOCAL onsERvATtoN.
EHfCA0O. Doc. ID.