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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-06-05
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Avant do connaitro les avantagcs
qu'o1lc notrc Compagnic Lo-
Gale. louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
q o & z a 81 ~
Qui vous d~onneltout CO que 10 surete
lui permet de vnus douucr.
PAS EXPERIMENTATION DE
PRIMES.
PAS DE RETRAIT DAGENCES.
Unolcompagnie. neutrality-suspicious.
ct dirig6e par lea principaux nego-
Giants dc. Ia Nomvelle-O Orleans.
SamI NJ. Todd, President,
w. B. Schmidt. Vice. President,
VIM. Henderson,, Secretaire,
VIM. 9. Robins, Directeur d'agepces,
Lucius McAdam, Grefier.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
E. J.. Hart. JAS; I. Day.
Chas. Chaffe,
John !. Adams, ]. B. Camora,
p. A.. Tyler, Geo. A. Fosdick,
Henry Abraham. E. II. Fairchild,
John Henderson, w. r. Harper,
A. Thompson, W. B. Schmidt,
3. Is. Newman, David Wallace,
Alex. Marks, b. T. Walshe,
Emory Clapp. H. j. vose,
J.B. Lallande, 3. F. Eshlemau,
E. 3. Briggs, J. w. Stone.
E. F: Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J; Comes. Agent pour Ice paroisscs
dn feuve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonville.
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M 80 .S.1+tF4R 49,. Enh.r.
Nos remcrciements ala Soci6t6 Phil
Asavas0niQae dc st. jacques pour la se6r6-
made de mardi soir. lie Lonssiianaiis, NAL
gre 50. p%hilosoplie, Ell est tout fer. II
n'avait pas EN- tel honneur depuis les
temps dc Seymour ct Blair, lorsque la
lutte 6tait 1iere, Ia conviction haute ct
10 principe vivant. Les compromis din
tertt vulgaire n'avaient point alors pas
sc sur les hommes ct sur les cOnsciences.
L'editeur du Louisicnais, absent 4
Mleured dc Ia s6renale, regrette de n'avoir
pu receyoir CONNIE il l'aurait vohlu la
troupe musicale du professeur Lacroix
ct du' capitaine Blank.
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fcuilleton 0u Eouisianais. .
VI BARlL De P0hMES DE- fIRRI.
CUAPITRE vi. u. ."..mn
CHAPITRE vi.


Mails mon ami Joseph Ganicr, actuel
lemcnt agronome ct semeur de riz, re
marque avec raison que JIG sris arrive
all V1eme. chapitre dc mon guvre, que
.jai terriblement bavard6 ct flame dams
les blcus d~oniaines de la fantaisie ct dc
imagination, que je sois peut-ttre I'LL
styhse original ct un .curieux peintre en-
Part denluminer DIES riens, mails que lie
mai pas encore achete mon baril de
p0nsmes dc terve ct retourn6 mon champ.
Rybiski, un autre excellent ami, me
tait lie meme reproche.
C'est tres juste, ct jai certainemeht
tort. QUAINT il s'agit dc pommes de terre
gu d'oignons, il ne s'agit point de sacer-
doces ct de pontifes. Inauguration doit
sc tenir dams les borncs de la raison, ct
vons ne devez pas,A propos dc Parmen.
tier, faire phistoire de Labre GU de PAN
erase. Boileau, po6te dune supreme y.
actitude, enfourchait classiquenent ct
requirement. P6gase. II sc servait de
Ia bride, du mors ct du frein. II ne che
vauchait point, CONNIE rAstolphe de
pArioste, au-dela du perimetre DIES cho.
SEES visibles ct c%onnues, ct ne risquait
pas les chutes ridicules ct les huees de
Ia foule. Boileau disait avec une crande
verite, dams un yer qui c longtemps
celebre, avec toute la poGsie de son mai
Apollon: gu ne sut Sc borney, ne sut ja.
mails 6dcyire.
B0rnOns-nOus doric.
Et commencons par achetcr notre
basa de pommes do teyve.
Acheter est I'M mot bien simple. nm
VERDE actif de la premiere coniugaison.
quelque peu irr6gulier par paccent era.
We quill prend d certaines pesonnes ct q
certains temps, CONNIE nous aurions dit
aPage Oh nous enseignionsla la rammaire,
c'est-ardire Part de NAL parler ct d'ecrire
incorrectement. Rien nest plus facile
que de hccnjugeratous sesmodes, atous
ses temps ct a toutes SEES personnes. Les
grammairiens pr6tendent que lie mot
"cAeter Went du mot celte .acAap: &c qui
est bien possible.
MATS acheter nest pas toujours facile.
uelx chooses s0nt absolument necessai. |
res pour cette importante operation, ct
ces deux chooses manquent solvent d
blen DIES hommes: l'arge.st on le credit.
Avec de Fargcnt ct une mauvaise mine,
qui &c rencontre parfois-on peut
acheter bien DIES chooses ct bien DIES hom.
mes, ct personne nest Indifferent aux
disbursements de por; mais sans I'M
son, sans IN maravedis, meme avec une
nonnete mine, voas ne pouvez acheter
M hv1s de cerises on IN regime de ba-
mafch6. II vous fault alors, /,
~ tsu0s, ayes pour les cerises Il
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-06-05

AJOUTEz a TOiUT CELIA UN
MAGNlFIoUE STOCK dc SELLEs
ct BRIDES, ct votis' n,aurcz encore
du'unc fable idcc dc &C que nous
pouvons offrir au public.
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Ayant les moycns neccssairrs
pour achcter AU COlPTAN NJ.
nous voulons Greer Nrc nouvcllc du
BON MARCUE.

He'Aon''se" &c temps ct epar-
gnez'vous les desagrtmcnts ct les
dcpenses du voyage en- vous arr.
tant chez nous, an lien d,aller en-
VILE. La vile nc vous donncra
rien dc meillcur ct 4 dcs prix plus
mo<lcres. Et vous trouvercz chez
nous tout &C que vous pourriez trou-
yer 4 la NouveNe.O Orleans.
Les chars arrivent . midi i Donald,
sonville. lis no repartent qua dcux
hcures. lis permettent done, pendant
oes dcux heures, aux voyageurs ct aux
acheteurs do faire toutes les emplettes
n6ccssaires sans Granite pour eux d'etrc
rctenus i Donaldsonville.
Nous nc demandons qu'une visite, une
premiere visite q nos magasins. Et nous
avons lintime conviction que nous don,
nerons satisfaction complete 4 toutes
les personnes qui voudront bien nous
honorer en- s'adressant 4 nous. lie pu.
bile peut cOmpter sur Ia maison ISRA.
Ell EFT co. II y trouvera la convenan
&c, les egards ct Ia politessc qui lui sont
JUS fAv, Is. l an.
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Compogn;c HAssurancc
MutuclIe du San.

CAPITAL PAVE. $500, 600
JAMES Il DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secrctaire.
-D1RECTEURS POUR 1874
Jno. G. Gaines, Jas. l. Day,
D. j.. Hart. Geo. Jonas,
Henry Renshaw, Emory CIapp,
Hugh Wilson, G. NJ. Bayly,
y. Biscoc, James Byrncs.
1. N. Marks, J. L. Harris,
Clas. Macrcndy, Lionel g. Levy,
". y. Seymour, ". 3. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, L. Aliens,
J.. Weiss, II. T. Torinu;
y. w. Taylor, Scott McGehee,
J.. G. Morris, Isaac L. Haas,
Cetto ancienne ct oxccllente CON-
pagnie ttnet des policies contre Tin
cendie. les risQ"cs de- rivicres ct dc
mer, aux conditions les plus favora-
bles. Ellie reggie toutes les pcrtes anx
conditions les plus lib6rales ct les
pale promptement, ii scs bureanx, No.
81 de Ia rue du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
Z. F: Delaney. Agent general.
pour Ia Louisiana. -.
j. Comes. Agent pour les paroispe /.
7 du heuve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonyille.
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J. A. RICAuD,
UNION STORE.

Marchandises Scchcs,
Assortment complet de mcrcerics.
outons-Rnhaus
Garnitures-Corsets etc., etc.
Chanssnres,
Quincaillcrio ct
Eaissclle.
Epiceries,
Tabacs divers.
Aux prix les plus moderes.
Pom du Compliant ou en- icAange dc
prod:As dn pays.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
TWENTY PER CENT PAD Up
NICE OPENINe FoR. A Young HAN.


The times are so hard and there are 50
many men out Of work, that think / ought
TO mention that L know Of a vacant sit1a-
ton for which an able-bOdied vOunZ man
IS wanted. The official tiger-ki Of the
Madras government has been compelled to
give up the business on account Of a mis-
understanding between himself and a atiqer.
during which the tiger, not coincidfng with
his views, Inadvertently ate him. The DO
sItlon, therefore, IS open % q man who IS
willing and active and honest, and who
doesn't mind being occasionally bitten in
half. A man who don't digest well afler
be IS eaten would probably annoy the tiger
more, but the Madras government will. not
insist upon this if other qualifications lex
lst- Familiarity with the habits Of tigers,
1 believe, is not considered necessary, as
there Is never any difficulty I'm getting ac-
quainted With the animals when YOU are
once on the ground. They are naturally
sociable--particularly when they are hum
cry. ! do not accept the position for my
self, partly because / have enough to do at
home, and partly because I am too tender
hearted TO hurt any innocent tiger. / am
more fond Of them, anyhow, when they are
stuffed. A tiger with saWdust bowels and
hint-glass eyes always wins my eOnfdence
more readily than one fthe live kind ever
could, even if | should meet it in a lonely
place with no trees handy, and 10 should
manifest yearniDg for me.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-JOhn NJ. Thomp-
son, elected from the TWenty-tbird District
of Pennsylvania to fill a vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr.. McJunkin, was
sworn in.
Mr.. Townsend, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported back the Senate bill
appropriating $4,000 for the distribution
Of seeds in portions of the country devas-
tated by the gasShOppers. On a point Of
order made by Mr.. Willard, the bill was
referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
AIr. Phillips, from the same committee,
reported the bill amendatOry Of the act OF
April Z, 1869, for the relief Of settlers on
Shawnee lands in Kansas. After expla-
nations by Messrs. Phillips and Cobb, The
bill passed.
Mr.. Orr, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported bill granting the right OF
way and depot grounds to the Oregon Cen
tral Pacific Railway.
Mr.. Holman moved an amendment that
States through which the road pass shall al.
ways have the right to regulate the rates
for carrying freight and passengers. The
amendment was agreed to and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Wheeler moved to 60 into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the army appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Butler. of Massachusetts, rnovnd ~
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A vIOLINIsrs ILAsF REaUEsF.

Paris Letter 10 the Philadelphia Press.
Quite an excitement was recently created
at Nantes by the sensational and singular
discovery Of a violin floating in the river
with a severed hand "a left One) attached
TO it. The mysterious arrangement. caus-
ed quite a cOmmOtiOn, as it was supposed
that some foul deed had been committed
if not a murder, at least a mutilatiOn.
Various rumOrs have been rife concerning
jealousy, daggers, retributiOn, etc. But
the investigations Of the police hav5 at
last succeeded in clearing up the mystery.
Il appears that there formerly lived at
Ville-deuil-sur-Seine an old teacher Of the
violin, who was reputed by his friends TO
be a great genius, and by the world at
large to be a little cracked. This aged
musician, whose name was Sofia, among
other strange theories which he cherished
in regard to performing on his favOrite in
strument, always maintained that the left
hand was the most important one in play
inc on the violin, and the right was but
the servant Of the other. He died a few
DAYS ago, and on his death-bed he called to
him his favorite pupil, one NJ LOuisH-,
and made him promise not to separate his
left hand from his beloved violin "a real
Guamerius Of 1725) and to annihilate them
together. The young man, rather foolish
II, could think Of no better plan than Of
severing the old professors hand at tue
wrist after his death, Of tying it to the viO-
lin, and Of then throwing both into the
river. He seemed much surprised at the
sensation which his deed had caused, and
when interrogated by the police, made no
secret Of his proceedings. If be bad burn
ed or buried the articles in question, the
old violinist's wishes would have been
much more efEectually carried out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
CONDENSED TFLEGRAMS.

Mayor Wielham, Of New York, is en-
| deavOring TO break up the practice of lob
| bying the New York Legislature if-the in
terest Of the several Departments Of tina
city.
The Mayor Of New York has notified thS
| corporation counsel Of that city, E. Della
! field Smith, to show cause why he should
not be removed. The Mayor claims thai
| Smith was partner of Tweed in his fraud:
upon the city, and is not, therefore, a fl
| person to prosecute suits against Tweed
and his henchmen for the recovery of al
least a portion of what they stole.
Three drivers Of mail wagons in New
York have been arrested, charged with
rifing letter bags.
Baltimore had 100000 fire yesterday,
upon which there was insurance to the
amount of $4,000.
The bill pending in the Senate, provid-
ing a government for the District Of Co
lumbia, is nst likely to pass Congress, as
the people are satisfied with the manner in
which the three commissioners have dis
charged their duties.
A Short Horn Breeders Association has
been organized in Ohio.
The United States ship Pensacola, now
at San Francisco, has been detained to carry
King Kalakaua home.
Mr.. Mcclure, Of Chemung county, has
been elected Speaker Of the New York As
sembly, and Hiram Calkins, of New York,
Clerk.
Great activity exists in Cuban circles In
New York. 1t is reported an expedition is
being fitted out.
n. D. Mccormack, Supervisor Of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, has been arrested
for embezzliDg large sums of money from
the road during the years 1S6S-9-70
The nail-cutters at Wheeling have
agreed to the reduction proposed by manu-
facturers.
The weather Is very cold at Wheeling.
The ice in the river is very heavy, and i'm
pedes navigation.
Hiram X. Roberts has been nominated
for Governor by the Democratic State Con-
ventiOn Of New Hampshire.
The President has nominated Seth L.
Phelps to be a Commissioner of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, in the place Of Henry
I. Blow, resigned.
At 7:30, yesterday morning, the ther-
mOmeter marked ten degrees below zero at
Omaha. The weather west OF that place
IS extremely cold, but there is no snow.
The sale Of pews in Plymouth Church
panned out $4,000 against $4,000 last
year.
orangeburg, S. c., had $4,000 fire yes
terday with but little insurance.
o. Carr, a railroad clerk suicided with
morphine in St. Louis.
The ice in the st. Louis harbor BEGAN
moving yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
LIFE ON THE ROAD.
The Black Bandits OF WOIf River
Bottom.

Memphis Avalanche.
A Mr.. SmitbsOn was robbed about a
mile from COllierVille last Monday abOu.
IL o'clock A. N. According to the egi-
dence, he made the 'sWelkin roar with bis
cries, but they did not bring aim any help
in time to save his money. He was dragged
from his horse in the rOad-nOt a public
rOad-by two stalWart negroes, his pants
torn open, and SIC taken from his picket.
The robbers fed to the woods. Fcdr ne
groes have been taken up as the guilty par
ties, but all released. The culpTits have
50 far kept out Of sight.
Robbery is getting common. Times are
hard, and negroes particularly are in want
Of food. One night not long since, a col
ored man left COllierville and started for
home, three or four miles north Of here.
He had to pass Wolf river bottom. In the
bottom be was knocked of his horse and
robbed Of ten or twelve dollars in money.
bis horse ran of home as soon as his rider
was knocked down. The robbers took the
boots and cloak of their victim, and with
several kicks and threats Of death, sent him
hCmeward. He was compelled TO wade
through cold water part Of the time up TO
his knees, and from the exposure took Sc
we're cold. The robbers were supposed to
be hungry negroes, who, like most Of their
race have no money to buy bread. A sew
ing machine man, with his buggy and
was shot at in the same locality
some weeks ago, in the night, but he ap-
piled his whip and was soon ont Of sight.
These tales are told by the assailed persons,
and are supposed to be true. Most Of the
negroes who come to town these days start
home in time to get there before night, and
thus these hair-raising stories bear some
gDOd fruit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
The Illinois Democracy DenOuncfng
Grants Use of the BavOnef.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. 5.-There is
considerable excitement here among politi-
clans and others over the recent action Of
the United States military authorities in
New Orleans. The Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, which is in session here
to-day, has issued a cali for mass indig-
nation meeting here tomorrow evening.
The call says that the Administration,
through the most facile of Its military in
struments, has dispersed the Legislative
Assembly Of sovereign State, and forced
the Representatives Of the people from the
halls Of legislation at the point Of the bay
onet, and has given Louisiana over to her
spoilers and plunderers, and that this ac-
ton imports terrorism Of the whole South
and its unhOly subjuation to party ends.
The committee call upon the people torally
and let the voice Of their indignation
sound throughout the land; let them rise
in their majesty, and asserting their rights,
~ ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
FOREIGN.
Preparations for IReceiVing the
Spanish King.
Nine Lives Lost by a COlliery
Explosion.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-A dispatch from Roth
erham, Yorkshire, says an explosion of
FIRE damp in a coal mine, this morning,
killed eight persons.
LATER.-AnOther dispatch from Rother-
ham reports nine lives lost by the oolliery
explosion there.
Semi-OmeiaIIy Recognising Alfonso.
PARIS, Jan. 5.-All the great powers
have authorized their representatives at
Madrid to enter into semi-OfEicial relations
with the government.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
TIE soVa oF sTxPFNCE

Mr.. Tyler, in his primitive Culture"
thus applies to this work the law Of the in-
terpretatiOn Of myths;-@ObYiOusly, the
four and twenty blackbirls are four and
twenty hours, and the pie that holds them
is the underlying earth, covered with the
OYer-arching sky: how true a touch Of na-
ture ]. is, when the day breaEs-the birds
begin TO singl The king is the sun, and
bis counting out his money is pouring out
the sunshine, the golden shower Of Dana.
The queen is the moon, and her transpar-
eHt honey the moonlight. The maid ls the
rosy figured dawn, who rises before the
sun, her master, and hangs out the clouds,
his clothes, across the SKY. The particu-
lar blackbird who so tragically ends the
tala hv sninDing of her nose is the hour Of
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If any subscriber 70 the Daily OF Ssmi-W Weeks
UNION AND AEEEIoAs, who has not paid in ad-
vance, fails TO receive the psper after the lsi
day Of January, 1875. he viii know the reason Of
e failure by consulting the postal card which
he has already received. The postal law, which
goes into effect the first Of theyear, requires the
prepayment Of ali postage by the publishers.
We cannotsend the paper and pay postage 70 any
parties in azTsss. We trust al such may pay
up aadrensw in time to prevent any annoyance
OF inoonTeniesce.
The rates OF subscription by mail VIII remain
unchanged. hut the postage viii be added:
Daily year, slo.oo; postage, eOe.
semi-Weekly, year, 500; postage 2Oo.
Weekly year, s2.0oi postage l5c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
THE SPEAKER OF THE SENATE.

Capt. Thomas h. Paine, the Speaker
of the Senate, is in his 37th year. He
is anative Of Lawrence county, which
he represented in the Legislature IN
186l-62, and again in IS71-72. In the
late war he commanded a company of
the 10th Tennessee cavalry (Confeder-
ate), and did gallant service. He
is now a resident of Savan-
nah, Hardin county, and represents
the Eighteenth Senatorial District.
By profession he was q teacher until
he took charge of the SaUannah Trans.
cript, and became an editor last sum-
mer. A man Of sterling worth and
ability, his election to the Speakership
Of the Senate will be hailed with satis-
faction wherever he is known, and that
body viii have no cause to regret its
choice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06

RESOLUTIONS were introduced In
both houses Of the General Assembly
yesterday providing for an investiga-
ton into the alleged sale Of the Comp
trollership. We understand that In
his report, which viii probably be sub
mitted to-day, Comptroller Burch viii
not only invite but challenge such in
vestigatiOn, so far as he is concerned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
The Fort Russell FIre-HerOIc Dar-
fmR

CHEYENNE, W. T., Jan. 5.-The extent
Of the fire at Fort Russell was due to the
inadequate supply Of water and the severity
of the weather. Many soldiers distinguish
ed themselves by acts of daring. First
Sergeant, Company d, Twenty-third In
fantTy was badly burned, and private
Myers, Company L, Third Cavalry, lost his
life in an endeavor to remove personal
property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06

GIRLS, in treating dissipated young men
as equals, 10 a wrong that they scarcely
realize. Such men should be made to feel
that until they redeem themselves, until
they walk with correctness and honor in
tue path Of right, good people will stand
aloof from them. Girls who respect them
selves will not be seen with such young
men, and will decline to receive them on
the familiar footing Of friendship. It is a
mistaken kindness to poultice whena caus-
tie is needed, and 1 am inclined TO think
that little sharp and firm decision on the
part Of the young girls of to day would 60
far to correct the general looseness of NOR
alIty among young men.-W'OmeH's Jour
nal,
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Unlawful Love and Attempted MUIR.
der and Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. -Chas. L. Kring, who
has wife and child living in Breeze, Ills,
shot and, it is believed, fatally wounded
Mrs. Dora BUewser, last night, because she
would not desert her husband and marry
him. He also attempted to shoot himself,
but failed, and then gave himself up to the
police. He is evidently deranged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
Suit AEaInst a Railrond.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 5--The Senate to
day passed a joint resolution instructing
the Attorney-General to institute suit
AGAINST the Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road for one hundred thousand dollars,
borrowed by the company from the State
in 1850 and due in 1870,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
SPAIN,

MADBID, Jan. 5.-PreparatiOns are max
ing at Barcelona for the reception Of King
AlfonzO. The city is to be Illuminated
and there will be a review Of troops. The
Bank Of Spain has advanced the Govern
meut Treasury forty millions reals.
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Terrible CatastrOPhe-Three Persons
Rurued Go Death

TOLEDO, Jan. 5.-The residence of Milo
Ruggles, at Put-in-Bay, o., was destroyed
by fire yesterday, and Mr.. Ruggles' mother,
sister and her child perished in the flames.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
TURKEY

CONsTANTINOPLE, Jan. 5.-Several per
sons who took part in the disturbances at
POdggOitza, Albania, where numbers of
MOntenegrins were killed, have been CON
demned to death by the Turkish authori-
ties
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06
MOBILE.
A Protest Against the Course Of the
Congregational Committee.


MOBILE, Jan. 5.-Many citizens Of No
bile who are very greatly dissatisfied at the
course pursued by the majority Of the Con-
gressional Committee in the investigation
Of matters committed to their charge, have
this evening presented to Mr.. Luttrell q
protest aglist the course that has been
thus far pursued, and which was signed by
a very large number Of the business men
and firms Of the CITY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06

TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted at
783 in New York, yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06

CoTToE quiet in New York, closing,
yesterday, at l4se for middling upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-06

GoLD opened at 1928 in New York,
yesterday, and closed at 112k.