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THE FAST TRAIN FOR CHICAGO.
Nine Hundred Miles TO be Made by the Mails
in Twenty-six Iiours-The Initial Trip
from the Forty-eecOnd street Depot.


in Twenty-six Hours go The Initial Trip
from the Forty-second street Depot.
At noon yesterday the fast postal train
that is running on Its initial trip TO Chicago this
morning stood I'm the Grand Central depot on
exhibition. 1t was made up OF locomotive. a
tender, four mail cars, and a palace car. The
mail cars are painted white, and are handsomely
ornsmented with Illuminated designs OF the ma
tional coat OF arms. The cars arc nance after
State Governors. those that we're shown yester-
day being the Gov. ridden, the Gov. Dix, the
Gov Tod, and the Gov Morgan. The Gov Til
den Is To be used exclusively for the distri-
button OF printed mail matter, and IL cited
up with semi-circular partition In which
clerk stands in front Of these boxes, and upon
nlltnR one with mail matter summons another
clerk, who through a sliding back removes the
used for letters only, Is rather more complex in
its interior arrangements, the subdivision being
carried to a greater degree. Both cars are fitted
with hooks for catching the malls while at full
speed, with rakes. wheelbarrows, and shovels.
The other cars are little more than handsomely
compartments than those marked by double
line Of posts These cars are to be used for the
storage Of mail matter after II Ia distributed
and one accompanies az a tender each OF the
distributing cars. A part Of the news
paper storage car Ia to be occupied
by the Union News Company, who
In bulk. and Will distribute them to newsdealers
along the route.
There are TWENTY four cars newly built for this
service-six postal, six newspaper, and twelve
storage cara-owned by the New York Central
and Lake shore Railroad companies Jointly. A
regul ar train Will consist OF four cars. aud there
Will be i've trains on the road continually.
POstmaster-General JEWELL says that though
the labor OF preparation has been great, he be-
lieves all viii run smoothly over the New York
route. He fears, though, that the Pennsylvania
organization Is not complete.
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AN ENORMOUS sT0cK house.
Great Receptacle for Cattle. sheep, and
Hogs for Metropolitan Eating.

A new, four-story brick building,
erected for the New York Central and II ldson
River Railroad Company, covers nearly ali Of
the ground eucompassed by Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues, and Ffty-ninth aud Sxtieth
streets. The basement Is divided by stout rail-
inrs. into thirty eight compartments for cows,
and nearly As many subdivisions for calves is
paved with Belgian tiles, and is ventilated by
hundreds Of long windows and broad air-shaft
reaching to the roof. Pipes constantly pour
fresh water into trougls within the pens. Six
hundred COWS and two thousand calves may be
com fortably penned on this floor. A wall, with
numerous arched opening, separates the upper
uOors uneNenly, the smaller apartment being
nearest twelfth avenue. The large room h
similar 10 the basement AS 10 divisions, Ventila-
uon ana water. and Will accommodate 700
sheep or lambs. The lesser part IL not trayersed
by partitions, and Is for the accommodation 81
swine. Numerous Sits IN the walls, beginning
Few inches above the floor, reinforce the ven
uatlug power of the windows. Almost AL the
hogs brought to New York about ten thousand
per week can be quartored IN these apartments
Of the vast stock house.
The connections between the various floors
are inclined and groovcd In runways Four
wide lanes, two longitudinal aud two trans
verse, enable the drovers to conduct customers
U the quarters 81 their droves. The New York
central and Hudson River cattle trains-usually
made up OF locomotive ana thirty eight cars
empty their freight upon IA stone platform on
the sXueth street side. Tue animals 20 through
an al eN, enter the stock house, and are located
according to their Kind. When purchased they
are weighed and carted away from the Fifty
ninth street doors.
! he cost of this immense building is about
f1JlUD - $500
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PeekaLIIra Wnier WorLa.

Over one hundred men are employed oh the
reservoir 10 furnish the village Of Peekski with
water and the contractors expect TO have the work
nninhed In two months. -Four acres Of ground have
been excayated and walled with rip rap the reser.
yoir VIII have capacity OF e. 600 gallons OF water
and the necessary pumps have been constructed. Al
Campers Creek large building for the machinery 10
chinery IL In working order. The water IL forced
through mains q distance OF over mile up an eeva.
ton OF $50 feet 70 the reservoir whence II 10 dis
triDuted to the village mile away. The cost Of the
WORK VIII amount 70 About t2OO.OOO.
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NEW YORK. Wednesday. sent. l5.-Receip of
necN'H were ~ car loads l5dp head manly coarse
Ah9 utnhnn cattle. Tue demand was only moderate,
ana ne uHrsct was du and at fraction dee line
on all grad except Rooi and prime, Very poor TO
PRIME naive steers were sold az Saa12A(c. n, to
dress bco.5s rs. to the gross common to choice
lexas ana Cherokcc cattle at 7a Oc TO dress J4a6d
rs ana extra and fancy native steers I3t to
dress fS ..
Rec eipts OF sheen and lambs were 60 car loads or
lu1s head. Sheep atout steady a. fLGgilc. b n
ior common TO prin" some II the hest exc
size -
Receipts Of hogs were 81 car loads. 400 head.
state hOse al Sc. n. -
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~ INT 74V INC HtII7I, NeNI, 4,
lawyer Is lawyer the whole world
over Yesterday two laymen invited IA lawyer
~ participate in a little game called " draw
me atlornel uldn understand the game, but he
,took hand and trusted toluck. he stakes were
" DC inerch 'udisc due bills, aud the attorney
nh"oenilv planked down f35 order, while the
I'Hel7 tacn lild out az dur bill the latter sum
ring the amount each s to tut m the " pot"
sue game proceeded the lawyer LAID down his
S'uH a. IL came ms Turn 10 play, aud at length
ne VIA declared loser. lie didn't have time 10
pay second game; so he took in change for
us go due bill one of the Sl2 orders, and was 10
.9ne Tue winner took up the $5 order and on
sasaa'Hilhhv II, found that 1885 Of the amount
hv i nsen pad aud was endorsed on tho back
-''"s'hg' Tue lawyer had won just fl065.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

The canyassers appointed by Gov. Bedle to
count the votes for and against the constitutional
amendments have almost completed their labors, there
being only three or four small townships yet to hear
from, The majority for amendment No, l, and which
u about the same for all the others except No. 12 10
4S3ll. The majority for No. 12 which IL known the
repeater Of the Five County act IL 7,ol2.
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AUsrlk-KING-sepL /, al NJ. +. Church. Parker.
Wig y, j., boss9n j. Austin to Maggie a. King.
lllsNE.. hAHpNIE-At t4c residence Of tho
brides mother, on Wcdn' sdiy. Sept s. hy ne Rev
Theodore I. Cuylrr ID D, Ms. Mamie Vs.. daush ~ ~
me aie VIM, Gardner to VIM O.. Turner an OF lhis
WALKER tALDFRuN-in Phladrphia. on Wed.
nesdy sent. a ni tue Rev J &. Robertson, CHARLES S.
MllatI 81 New York to Carssa w. Cal4eroA VI Farls.
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PLANNING FOR ERIE.
scheme for Reorganization aud Recon-
struction Submitted by the English Inter-
ested Capitnlists-nIore stock Proposed.

struction Submitted by the English Inter-
ested Cnpitalists-lIore stock Proposed.
A message was sent by cable by the Eng
fish bondhoders and shareholders OF the Eric
Railway TO President Jcwett Yesterday, present
ing plan for the reorganization OF the com
pany and the improvement Of the road This
plan Is to Issue nifty per cont. more common
stock, one new share for every two now exist
ing, by which means, suppOsnR the price Of t25
to be obtained, an amount OF $1,000 600 in cash
VIII be secured. They say "This price may
certainly now be considered too high, but by
the time an act to legaize II shall be obtained
II Will probably be a valuable privilege TO the
present shareholders to have the first right to
subscribe TO the new capital. In consideration
OF the ordinary shareholders raising this amount
OF money TO be employed In vastly increasing
the security Of the bond aud preference holders,
snese latter To agree to capitalize their interest
Tor Two years In bonds or shares bearing their
present prioritles. The amount that would be
Nallable from the new shares and funding Of
coupons would be about sls,OOGOOO assuming
the net earnings beyond the rentals at only
t4,00O,O0O year ' Nv '"'
OF this the floating debt will absorb we un-
defstand. about t4OOO,OO0. TO narrow gauge the
line VIII absorb further si,OOO.OO0 The com
pleton OF steel railing the main line, in addi-
absorb t2,Uo,0OO. Total To be expended SIS 600.
w; the whole to be extended over the next
TWO years, during which period the new shnres
would be paid up by haif-yearly instalments.
me &c caIltal OF the company would then consist
ot t,l,OooW9o Of bonds and Preferences and tli7.-
WOOU OF ordinary shares with the line finished
ndequipped "a proposed, the working expenses
would be brought down to sixty per cent aud
the traffic within three years from now would
be at least f24,OUO0IO per annum, affording a net
revenue OF tg.GOOOOO per annum, meeting all
uOnu ana preference liabilities, and leaving
nothing but tudicious outlay Is required to place
the finances 0f the concern at once on sound
roofing, ana no one can doubt that to produce
such result the new stock would be eagerly
subscribed at t25 currency per 500.
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In state bonds the only recorded sales were In New
iork state - bounty loan, registered ioGle ana Ten
quiet The pnnci@i transactions were us follow,
chicago and Alton income, lu5 Chicago and Nor h.
cons ldard, Dr. Chicago and Northwestern consoli.
dated coupon Huld bonds Hi9lAN1e Milwaukee and ST.
Ihn ~ lsts 10 g." ANA Goa ~ .ClcvolandAui
iuled9 sinhlng tund bonds lu5 Michigan Central ~
lol Harlem lsts, t. n gis cred ll3il Harlem Ists
coupon ll3A pacinc kallroad Of Missouri ISIS 90
detroit, NJ ahd Toledo lists, 1000 e. 4. ana l. lists
43a tlclelana aud Pittsburgh consolidated sinking
lund loNei milwaukee, and st. PAU lsts Ia Crosse
DIVISION. G's central Pacific gold bonds 1861. luiI.
Union P.cinc Railroad lists, los r. t,bur.n MI
wayne ana Chicago lists, III Delaware ami hudson
coupon q, ls0i 1iOi Union Iacinc snking fund M
Union lacnc iand grant, i0lig.
Inc opening, hignest, lowest. ma NJ cfostnr
ID 4 " IL "a ll
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SPECIAL Aolccs.
RoYAL mAyANA Lorrrnn.

$4,000 distributed every Ireen days Prizes
eashed, orders nlled, Information trnslsI HighesI
prices paid for spanlah Bulls, Governments. &C.
TAYLOR & co, Bankers
~ wal ~, New Yort
HAIR and WHISPERS neaLs. kUfully amt suitAbiy
cn OF shaped IN every style, ats john 81 near broad
GsV, Shavipg, a.
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Steamship sclu nd, Lewcs, Del. mdse. and pass
. Steamship Isaac Rel, RchmOnd, CITY Point AMI Nor
10 IN. inaac. ami pass.
steamship huntsville. Fernandina and Port Royal,
mise ami pass.
steamship City OF New York. Havana. mdse ana pass
steam ND franconia. Portland. Me. muse. &c.
steamship san salvador. savannah. indse and pass.
smp WI. lam Tapscot Liverpool, uldse.
Bark llllcgaard, London, O. nix
BARK Indiana, lriftol. IN ballast.
BARK Uydi, LONDON. IN ballast
Also the usuai river anu co istW vessels
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Town Stricken win Yellow Fever.

W." ORLEANS, Sept, l5.-In the town OF MIL
"a hlne miles above Pensacola the entire popu
iI" "ch consists Of "a persons there are 33 cases
Pa,esoN lever II Of which have been fatal Al West
kys ben "a hundred miles from New Orleans there
Oeen " CAAet and 10 deaths during lie mast week
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sIROMRtRG In the city II Sew York. on the 18th
day OF SEPTEMBER 1870. - the Hon JOHN H.. Brady
Justice Of hesuprcmc Court daniel A. sromlcrs from
Ellen strOmbefg Cause, adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
Marine INTELLIGE NCE.

IMMATURE ALMASAC-rHts DAY.
sun rises AZ sun sets. "a Moon rises. @ "a
man WATER-rIIs nay.
sandy Hook % GOV. Island. 8 iS Hell Gate 10 10
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Susllttss Roilt,s.

'H7' Nf"h" UpfhthH OF ran ana Winter
Fashions.
). r. IkHtl SO Broadway, vii on Thursday sept
10, open hi. nr' -lCk Of fan md eluter gents'
ure7 "ud lu,nss hats Youths aud hnys hats, yrs
Rul mlsses ai,, Il inm,d aud untrimmed Paris and
L'hluA fNuui hAik AMI unnIrts for ladies; nnp mllli-
ntry goods, ladies fancy furs &C. all " III atest de-
signs. ~
4 genera Inspection IL invited.
No cards issued
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New York Markets.
rn. MthpN ~ sept l5-FLouR AND MEAI-Ths
quiet old Western winter ~ ar e'r rcques Ta'" so
ira Sn at Ss 'p I've oS cai ss@y Corn s1
ana aSg's SG I. o, Ss ast TSr ssss
&C. S7Satgloi western spring wheat extras. sSob
sses ana k aaS t9 ~ . SH aS c ypsr
ssStS Sl trade .a and family orsnd: ssS
s apeTrhnc ., snlBp,ngo e1ir,s tSs' Rye mon.
Sas5 r.SaSsae &c. a@ssl western &C. $50
avcs rom o S G1nef oTe nny hsld Sn cable
bbs and es ussnI Tor h9e use WIN sales Of lso
s gng also for export 900 bags Rangoon at eco
aniiS IN n9na, ior export. Moassts dui Sugars m
hnds renning Cuba In range and 8s0oba Brazil
Jya, 2es29c.l MaracaiDo, 2jiecsgac', and RIO ING
y, Sc; gold Rice -lsangoon. 2a,s 3xc~ gold in bona and
isssesICuba muscovado 3Oai5c Cuba clSyed' sssSc',
Par To good rehning Cuba 75Sssiic epoccry Ss ~
SSS,c eenriISsal' stae,e refined. io5sSiiaSe, foi
coIrON-ihe quotations for cotton on the snot arc
grades below middlihe reduced i'i6r. MiddliSg 10.
lands ltlac and low inlddling do. l3asc. sales $40
laon Futures declined &c. cxcent scpiemher sales
October Il Is l6 c Tor kots s iST sS5 c Tor
isi S"tusy ~ i9r ebIuarl, - 9c. for March,
Iroelpds A. We ports to-day were b4e9 bales. Tho
bOs NJ t2l for new t2t 80 Tor choice dos and
spms and n ior 1 6eob ct 2 hd dSf
sd,anv Bacon dul at l2iec. for city long clear and
i2,sc Tor Western a. Cut meats quiet sales in.
cluue smoking bellies At 14ix' Lard was higher sales
on the spot $40 tc.. at 1a4G13tc. for new Western
n4c Tor prime city. 1870 Tor refined aud i3ssc for
western Kettle TO arrive and for future delivery $50
icea prime western at 1896. Tor October " Lido
i seller the year Dressed hogs steady At iO9G6
ddHtc' obutter dull western l5@25c.' Ohio 2Oa32c;
slate, 22tabc Cheese nrm at p'an1Obc for prime 10
choice factories. Eggs hrmcr At 81 t24c
9ie f9rs irt tGrpentinc ana u Common
10 EoOd strained TQsln. Petroleum again higher,
Win sales ~ 5000 hbls refined 12ic aud 1000 oils
40 az l2Asc. Tor prompt dev ~ crude In bulk sold
70 the extent OF 5Vh nbls ~ d4c. Freights werr gem
orally qnlct but teady Gram 10 Liverpool b. steam,
al cheese al Jus. per tom wheat TO London by sail
90 ana rosn At 2 gd refined petroleum to Antwerp,
been active al l0c. for prime city.
GRAIN Wheat unsettled; alcs 10000 bush At ff21
gu "a Tor soft No. spring 81 81 for No Niwnu-
kee spring ~ - for soft Dol 81 20 for 80 chicago
spfhs per sample 81 20 for new req winter 81 80 for
new amber ONO, aud fla for No. new white winter
Sorn hrner sales 10000 bush. 73l56C. for steam.
80 ,se Tor .ail mix 59c for yellos zoe In store
Tor lrimc mixed, and SifSlc. for white. Oats very
nrn for new sales 10000 nush NJ iGNrOc FOR Interior
new mixed blc Tor No. Chicago new mixed 5Gc for
new whte IN odlk aud BIC. M az for old Western mix
60. Eye quiet. New green peas, 500. Barley dull,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

Great bnraainr at the Ouriual HIRAM AMBER.
SoNn SONS IN carpets, oil plhs. mattlugs mats Ac.
No. 53f S1h gfp thlrd door bcloN 27th II.
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Dyctng and Cleaning al the New York Dye-
ing MO PRINTING fenhi.hment, staten Island Offices.
No, rs Duane ~ 752 BrpadNay $40 9th ay.. VI l66
and los fierrcponi st., BiOokn. Est bshed % years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

Strength. NiROr, aud new life are the certain
,nccis OF taxing the Peruvian syrup "a prOtOAde VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

Dollar Case of Homeopathic Medicines,
WIN ul,ttNL. tntlr hsf, sent postpaid rrCeipl
oftl. SMITHS Iomp paihic Pharmacy, lOs 4th av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
Education for Wording boys.

The evening schools are to be opened on Oct. 1.
he principals VIII be In attendance to examine pupils
~ Two weeks after Monday next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

MOuclra Tcrthng CorhinI contains nothing
lhal WI nun an lnlnnl lrlce % cont. l1Llle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

,Thc Discovery Of the process of preparing
hll.h bf MAG NISlA hHr uetu the means Of adding
tue is of remedies which has no equal IN diseases
OF stomach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16

Try Mrs. WinslOw's soothing Syrup, for all
dlteases VI chlldIen such as leehns. Wnd tolc &C.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETs.-A big stock supe-
Tor quantv aud low prices At H. ". oWp"rfhwait's
ments taken II desircd.-Adr. ' ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Working people will find that pyle's q X.
soap saves money and labor. Sold by All gfocers-1dr
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transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prscd foreclosure sales by H. " Hunt one thrcestory
brown stone house. with lot 1G211OO2 south side Of
hsnysecond street, 1929 feet cast Of Third avenue
WHO Also ono threc-story brown.stone house, with
lot i6.0xiO22 adjoining above for tssIb Also sims,
1908 49, ' y '''''0 i'"' 0"s' VI ""''o'
Ivy A. w. Muller & Son, one fourstory brownstone
s uvse WIN ~ 2n170 wet side 81 Madison avenue,
SHY tctt north sixty third street, f2{ 600
pinu following foreclosure sales were adjourned.
Nnprly on touthWest corner Of Prescott nveuue and
Nchuas place to Sept. %, propertv souib side ~
street, east Of Lexington avenue To- oct
90 pielses w kcade street, sine die. The property
Wrd WIS Withdrawn from sale wiz WV "'"iS-
roI'clueure sales to-day at the EXCHANGE arc an.
nOunced Nv r. IIarnet one house and io sout vest
~ seventy seventh street and Madison avenue
Jss " Miller house and lot north sue OF Thirty.
esst 81 Madison avenue Also the block
hYVunnu.u ny Nihelleth ana Ninetynrxt streets ard
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues N'' ""u
ny Joseph Mcclure two houses and lots north aldo ~
i"ehty'htth street, east Of Third avenue.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-11

seven, CD, of the constitution ol the state, or to relieve him from prosecution and punishment fol the crime of embezzlcment.
 Sec. 10. Iii case any officer shall die or resign, or his office become otherwise vacated before the expiration of the full term thereof, the report of such officer s receipts and expenditures therein as in this act required, shall, i'm mediately upon such vacation, be rendered for that portion of the year during which the office was by him occupied, and the net amountofmoney to be credited to such outgoing officer, shall be proportioncd at the rate of five thousand dollars per year for the said length of time. In case of death of an officer, the report and settlement as herein prescribed shall be made by his executor or administrator under the same pen altics for refusal or neglect to render the same and for false re- port knowingly and wilfrlly made as are heretofore prescribed in the case of an officer so offending.
 Sec. II. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provis- ions of this act, are hereby re- pealed.
 Sec. 12. This act shall take effect and be in force from and af- ter thirty days from the date of it's passage.
 Approved Febuary 1, 1875.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-11

rNYUTfGE Is HEREBY GIVEN
 N that the following namedeSeeu tors. Administrations and Guardians have filed their accounts current fer confirmation at the April term, A. D 1875, of said court. fo-wit.:
 D r Williamson, eXecutor of es- tate of John Williamson, final set tleinent. D r Williamson, executor of estate of G NJ F Williamson. b F Williamson, administrator of the estate of J l. Williamson. D + Williamson administrator of estate of R T Williamson. D r Williams son guardian of Kate Williamson D r Williamson guardian of W " Williamson. Darling Love gtIardi- an of W b and Sarah Williamson. Mahala Dare guardian of T J Dare $ heirs. Noah II Cooper guardian of C McElwee. Samuel Wells guardi- an of Martha Anthony. J Nj Wilson guardian of c $ and F + Wilson. W R Lazenby guardian of Putnam < heirs. C Bonds guardian of Dear ing's hears. N j Hall guardian of Evalinc Tiekers. N J Hale guar dian of James Vickers. B II Ash worthe guardian of G A Humpbeys. D. James guardian D Porter s neirs. W l. D Ewing guardian of ; R Ash more's heirs. N E Rowland guar dian of Sarah X Greer. N E tow land guardian of Mollie J Greer. RJ Wilson exceutof of estate of $ II Tobey. l. k Barnes and II D Brown executors O. es aee of James NJ Thomas. Thos. NJ. Oates executor of John Oates. Thos. NJ Oates ad- ministrator estate of Wm. Hum phrevs, J J Bowden administrator of estate of Nj Reynolds. W II liar raldson administrator estate of < Haralson. philina c Orrell adm r estate of E C Orrcll. J C Furguson adm'r estate of J E Truett, Ihos, and Nancy D Oats adui'rs estate of J D Oats. A E Gibson adm'r cs- tate of A Weston. Ava Russei adm'r est. of $ T Wright. T A Clark adm'r est. of W N Clear. J w Prewitt adm'r estate of J E Gordon. " 5 Young ad'mr est. of estate Of W c McCune. Martha c Williams adm'r estate of W NJ Williams. Ed NJ Laugford adm'r est. of Martha Noel. Peter Hoffman adm'r est. of J P Furguson. D Perry adm'r esi. of Richardson Perry. II Kirchoil' adm'r est. of J N Rankin. W |; Spensc adm'r s w Wilson, final set clement. John $ Williamson adm r est. of J |. Williamson. J $ Linzy adm'r estate of Sarah linzy.
 All persons interested in said es- tates are notified to file their excep- tions, if any they have, to said acts on, or before the second day ef sail April term, or they will be forever barred from excepting to such ac- counts, or any item thereof.
 Witness my hand and the IL. s. seal of said court, this 3Oth
 day Of January, ammo doni- mi, 1875.
 A. J. BAYLISS, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-11

 At a meeting of the teachers and pupils of the Russellville In l stitutc, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas, It has pleased Al mighty God to remove from oul midst our highly esteemed friend and school mate, NORA BRYANT, therefore, Reaolved, That we, as q school, feel greatly the loss we have sus- |tained, yet we bow in humble sub mission to Gods holy will, for He knows what is best, ''and doeth all things well.
 Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sympathies to the be- reaved family, and say to them, to bear with christian fortitude and resignation, this great be- reavment.
 Resolved, That as . token of regard for her memory we will wear badge of mourning thirty days.
 Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished the fam fly of the deceased, also copy be furnished the Russellville DEMO GRAF for publication.
 J. A. FOWLER, Chairman. Sarah Maddux,
 Alice Roys,
 Etta Featherston,
 Lawrence Russell,
 Committee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-11
Improvements of 1875.

Altough the year 1875 has only been fairly inauguratcd as yet, it has brought already some note worthy improvements to our town. Among others we have to notice is the splendid steam fouring mill of Harkey, Smith < Terrence, which is now in full blast, and is turning out very superior arti- cle of four. Mess. H., s. & T. have supplied want long and ur- gently felt here, and we think will find the investment T good one.