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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-24
YAH EEea1ArrErA nIovEysrorAY


uas2aaeAea ron Nashville STATE that
ag aErssuens AesA Rsasss q he Gene.
"a Assembly q Tennessee w0a& 81
garr0 a. leea to-day, We Aegs sAsy
have ssgs aasie VerG A correspondent
Cd ths AsR 0raaaas Times w-tsssg fro-
NashvaAs "a tAe lslA Instant sSsseAes
some q SAe Shelby 5ssesssoa vAI& he
CLAIMS "a hare been s1slsAs6 b. sozs
Asugiiaa whom be 8ss al he Maxwell
House whcA We EgaEsA sagiTla erSer
to gfre eas readers a chance CT ip1gsrg
waeaAar rEee Is done to me sas5eea or
mn
Se1aasr Haynes runs hsGvv On seEzg
aU-a1geFs and b undoubtedly shs GosS
saceessH raassc o6 sWesd F~etaccesRa the
ecra1sE and knows hsE 10 keep iAs=
ul1A Eia price gets aps aus as ssr sisiss-
n91sn D he has not sascgA 10 know TIE
1fsreaea between q constitution aid a
so1t shell
John 0serscn a. IS t&s son q the
ruafss1 maa 10 the S1ase. : : Eec1s s3sy,
eAsEsr scrs et fellow vac gcosS SSH tas
E9rcrs afsces Of hagS ANS sAgll3srS
en- sf EAlth be IL composed were cd
glscas kft crsr " a workman SID l1si
garsr scgsahsrs grcuaguelsE Wlec1i
tina sfgisass regard 70 the sssruzl Stness
al alIl1S ged1 mgat be- VITA Fccpsr
sr1lTa a passHala Ius1ce at the Peace
ant IS glsser. uerlr1i and hCcssf, e-i
tBEx nut know nFx 40 run 5 LegS-G1lrs
OF tna members cf the EEsc 6c1ss
Esasrs Is 1aa Youngest ant IN uasITs m
tHlsch sis z1hssd. lusGserge has ut Eci
a sf rte ~HFahiilg slqsass q CEzsoEy
ret, ami draws hearhT "a 1hz American
Eagle ant Il Ehriua U1ln Mzshss Is
a enelsggat malr-tnsa rs leg II the
C~qn1s1ra1a army, IN Etngh he made 5
gemf Mhfar- III WAS s1lcr q the Men
pms L81GER. amt E-gle s1-s CT the
strsngsst arrGiss p~ulastst IN The State
AGAINST Andrew Bgilasz- EeIssA0nght
Ia f-aE hs uuliEeaI -yr -Eloa from A.
H. Esiar. az the MsEphis Auzlzuche
Il small 6aHF faced. EiselOoking
1aIaw Eag Eucw2 C1cs Robertson Ehis-
Nv anf EcEI-E cSrss maintain.
6Iuai IL a German. 3 very sensible.
aiinrn. il1gs slSeEsnitA, and can beat
man sicei1C s horse II the General
4meuNE. Il = perhaps the culy orig
ma T1assc1 uhs q tksFs IS one in the
lF He lEkf nit Seigel and de
Yankees W!z1 IS another protege Of
Cclzos EsL4rz and gets bis insiruc-
mas AZ t.s ooi Of Gzmualiel Greer
4 connected with the Dunlap family,
va ave ksld high place as men OF tai
ct AID Distinction in Tennessee for
usry yssrs ont It Is thought generally ,
that Greer Inherited more intestines than
brains as his share, and that outside OF
8 fair round belly and a very loud {
voice, be is prsterea nihil. (
Fiulay is q young lawyer of some
standing in Memphis and q pupil Of
Judge Arch Wright, who is said to have
influence over him. Finlay was a
antiJ Johnson man before he was :
accidentally sent to the General Assem- :
bly,. but mellowed into a rampant sup !
porter Of the great Commoner. y
CREOLE. .
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CHICAGO,

cslcAso. March 24-President Ar.
noar hss withdrawn his resignation as
President Of the Board Of Trade in de-
tersses to the wishes Of the members as
expressed By 3 committee which waited
On him yesterday afternoon. The direc-
tors have on their part pledged their
-,s to secure the repeal Of the obnox-
iozS rules
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A Washington man who was treated
to a "25-center," slipped back to the
cigar store, the other day, and economi-
cally exchanged it for three for a
quarter"
A bride in Indiana, after the conclu-
sion of the marriage ceremony, stepped
gracefully forward and requested the
clergyman to give out the hymn: This
is the way | long have sought"
An exchange wants to know what Fred
Grant does for a living. He probably
goes around lying about persons whose
parents happen to be the servants Of the
great American public.
Five shots from his revolver, q reso-
lutte gentleman Of Paris, intent on sui
eide, fred into his head, but being una
BILE to End his brains with that number,
he gave it up and went to the hospital.
Rinaldo Romualdo Pacheco, who has
risen to be Governor of California, was
born in that State, and his wife was
born in Kentucky. The man he was
named after ought to hunt him up now
and be proud of him.
If ever a mar may be pardoned for
remarking Z" which," it is when be has
just read from Harriet Prescott Spoford f:
There are some men born to rule with
a naughty, careless sweetness, and others
born to die for them with stern and
logged devotion"
Young BOucicault, who has been an.
pointed to a cadetship at West Point, on
being asked by Secretary Belknap why
he did not follow in the footsteps of his
father and become an author said. "Oh.
l don't want to knock the governor out
Of water" He'll do.
Inspired being" Whence, oh, whence
ladlss, whence, oh, whence came tn,
marvellous instinct, that prompted tn,
minute being originally contained in THU
fragile egg-shell, to burst the calceroul
envelope that secluded it from the glo
ries Of the outei world" Chorus Of ad
miring ladies'; Whence, oh, whenc,
indeed, Mr.. Hone omb2" Master Tom
N.Y." Perhaps little begGar va
afraid bed be boil
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probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-For the
Middle States and lower lake region,
light snow, followed by partly cloudy
weather, lower temperature, southwest
TO northwest winds and rising barometer
during Wednesday night. For the upper
lake region and Northwest. thence south
ward over the Ohio valley and Arkansas,
partly cloudy or clear weather, with
northwest winds and rising barometer
east Of the Missouri valley. The Ohio
river will fall at stations.
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River TeIegrams.

CAIRO, March 24.-Arrived-Minne
ola, Cincinnati, I pm. City of Chester,
St. Louis, 9 pm; Carrie V. Kountz,
New Orleans, 9 pm; Burksville, Nash
Vile, IL pm. Belle Memphis, Memphis,
Departed-Minneo.a Memphis,s pm.
Carrie Kountz, St. Louis, 10 pm.
Thompson Dean, New Orleans, 10 pm.
Chester, Memphis, 2 am; huntsville,
Nashville, 3 am; Belle Memphis, St.
Louis, I am. Clear and pleasant.
PrrTsBURG, March 24.-River seven
feet, eight inches, and falling slowly,
Weather clear and pleasant.
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aRANT susfAINED By rae SENATE.

The big fight in the Senate Of the
United States on the resolution sustain
ing the action of the President last Jan
uary in his interference with Louisiana
Legislative matters by an armed force
Of Federal troops, terminated yesterday
in the adoption of the following resolu-
ton:
That the action Of the President in
protecting the government ia Louisiana,
Of which William P. Kellogg is execu-
tive, and the people Of that State against
domestic violence and enforcing the laws
Of the United States is approved.
The probability is very great that if
the celebrated " constitutional speech y
Of the so.called anti-Republican and
Anti-D Democratic Senator from Tennes-
see had not been delivered with its what
dun and other innumerable Is on the
matter, the resolution would have been
passed over at this time without definite
action by the Senate. Liberal Republi-
cam who may be opposed to a recogni-
ton Of the legality of the Kellogg gov
ernment in that State were aroused to a
support Of Grants action when he or
dered Phil sheridan's military interior.
encs, by the rancorous attacks made
upon the President personally, and the
invidious distinctions drawn between the
author Of " the constitutional speech
and Grant, and caused them to support
the resolution quoted above out of re
sentiment to the onslaught upon the
Chief Magistrate. We were afraid tina
such would be the case, and so intimsteC
yesterday in noticing Johuson's speech
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Conference of Horkinrrnen.

PHILADELPHIA, March 24-The Invi-
tation Committee appointed by the Anti
Monopoly Convention has selected the
first Tuesday in September next as the
time and Cincinnati as the place for
holding the proposed national confer
ences of representative workingmen and
farmers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-24

Thirty-nine widows were ranged in
rows Of chairs, the other day, in the
County Clerks office Of Virginia City.
Each had q burial certificate or some
other proof Of the death Of her husband.
They we're Of varied aspect, from the
dimpled girl Of seventeen to the wrinkled
matron Of seventy, making, probably,
the most remarkable gathering Of wild
ows ever known. The errand was to
recover taxes which had been improperly
collected the Law which allows them to
hold a certniu amount Of untaxlble
property having been disregsrded.
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TIE best in the world The largest,
latest aud freshest oysters ofthe season.
Cheaper than eggs, meat or bone fish.
Farrell, the Big Fat Oyster King, next
the Avalanche, on Jefferson street, is
receiving twice a day. He is selling the
Big Fats to families at 25c per can, or
lOc per dozen. His celebrated Bonse-
core plants he serves up on the half
she'll are the best oysters in the world.
III
BoUoUETs and cut flowers at Craig's $.
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LEGAL.
I~nsOIvent Notice.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY COUNTY,
0FFICE COUNTY Court CLERK,
MEMPHIS. TENN, March II, 1875.
To Elizabeth Baliran. Adm'x, etc.:
HAVING SUGGESTED THE NSOL-
III vency Of the estate Of Augustus Baliran,
deceased, you are hereby ordered to give no.
tice, by advertisement in some newspaper
published within the said State. and also at
the courthouse door of Shelby county. for all
persons having claims against said estate. to
the County Court authenticated in the I'M
prescribed by law, on or before the first day
Of July. 1875, and any claim not filed on or
before said day. or before an appropriation of
the funds of said estate is made, shall be for
ever barred. both in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at office, this 18th day of
March, 1875.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By II. B. CULLEN. D. @. 1913
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As a conseqaence Of using bad ink,
/. is related thet the signatures to the
original COPY .of the declaration of
independence have faded 50 that they
are acarcely Visible.
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A ersnake eleven inches long has
been trahsferred from q hearty "iscon-
Sin girl 70 : Glass bottle, and its little
stomach Won't b overloaded any more
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billy LiEBES, 1864 Main street, near
Jefferson, has received What to Wear
and How to Make 1t, for spring and
summer. Also Cooley, Peterson, Har.
pers' Monthly and Ballou's-all for
April. P%ictorials and dailies from every.
where. Also the late novel, The Bios
soming Of an Aloe" by Mrs. CaShel
Hoey.
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Examine our elegant spring silks
at 81 per yard.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
169, III, 173 Main ST., cor. Poplar
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AwNINGsl AWNINGS
MOSQUITO BARS AT
}. p. L~ALLEMAND'S,
A $50 Second street.

JET PALACE.-A great variety of gold
jewelry for ladies and gentlemen at the
assignee's sale of the Jet Palace. Goods
must be sold by April l, 1875. %
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PLANTs-cabbage, tomato, egg, cauli.
hower-at Craig's. 80
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TRADE MARK.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
LEA & PERKINS,

Worcestershire Sauce.
Sold Wholesale and for Expectation by tho
PrOpriotors, LEA and PERKINS, Worcester.
England; and Retail by Dealers in Sauces gen.
orally throughout the World.
Ask for Lea q PERKINS, Sauce.
At the BREAKFAST TABLEit imparts
the most exquisite relish and cost to Hot or
Cold Meat, Fowl, Fish, Broiled Kidney. etc.
At the DINNER TABLE, in Soup, with
Fish, Hot Joints. Game, and in all aravies,
II gives q delightful faver,
At tho LUNCHEON AND SUPPER
TABLES It is deemed indispensable bythose
familiar with It's sstimablo qualities.
From the Ne0 York Tines,
There is no relish in tho world which il SO
universally liked as Lea d Perrins' famous
WOrcestorshire Sauce.
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STRANGERS, go to Converse's, 81 South
Court street. GOT
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BoUouErs and cut flowers at Craig's.
1887
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STATEMENT OF THE
Continental Insurance Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

january 1, 1875.
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ALL the latest magazines, dailies and
periodicals can be found at P. j. Cole
mans news stand and cigar store, No,
500 Beal street.
, 1875-08-30

tho rail to the eastward, and Woets
l3rotloIs, bull lera wore authorized to tear
It .lnwn and ttb,,Ii. Ail. Wntks dli
not like tO mil down Mo- wall, and ft mon n
plan for moving Il bodily, which ho knbmIiird t6
i. j. y. L. Goodwin, hnusa q. t,tnvFtH, and II. A.
Ehornrr. Tln plns, WAS ratLliod i'y tho thsee
firms, mIiIo 4tbcr hl'l!e1a declared 1t cnd not
ba safely or 4,,aaaHstully 0atriua UAt. kawhera
cou!,t hp {nsLti IN tile ll-tprv nf hsilJlDE or
had benn .letncct from n building hl,1 moved.
Tho wnif was 10 senrb ultt and built nf nnc0Dd-
lnnd bticA. 10 fact high. hbo1tt III" ran,e Innst!l,
10 ipohes xdo A. tho bhBr, and about II inohrB
al tho top. It's wClKls MnB .GD tins.
Ten ycllaw-rns tirnlera. l2x13 inches, panctl
GU ths ulInst n.1rfaoe, aera lot In t.ortxouta!ly
nnlor tim wall, NJ elnal .IiAtNItrtH. 1uas ahuYo
tha foundation. Rnl et right hilHlea IL tta face.
"SccsIlts" " bntiurrA cali thru. ho Upper Hur-
fAua Ut 0soh neadlo Waa proflssly pfo1sed, and 4
smaller uend|e ptanUu surface doan, issrr.ed
FOOT Ut those upper tlEbara l,ed tho vail plumb.
Ton 1ack-kctesB, workiHR horlGontally ~crn act
NJ lhe euslH o 0n0 A14o Gf tho leu upper NEG ltos
This being s1u1ie, ali lS.tncI, slice was takcM OF
vertically from tl,a stasfs bHi ding tnak iMslc
the wall, AT o'cluaa ypHterday morning MAJ
al each tacll-tcTew began 10 work H. and tie
wall rnoyoI IN an Incl. safoiy. "1o on" snd
Tho busa, Will, sa1na lttlu exoItemeht. sui thin
time pno Of the Lon 1pen dill not work Lis rack
- much ~ tho rest. Tue overaecrs woro l.ls'o
uarypus at this but tho wn i carried TING lazy
naedls along with tho rest, by 10 o'clock tho
4,pbQ Rqu4,e tnst Of wall wora pVahol up tight
against tic orei, sile 0f tho statlc and tho
wLao was perfectly plumb ard unslaAet,. Tne
mon in tha stables Vtlesttsl their usu4l hy0oa-
lions during thus ncrformanc0. which sttlaclcQ
q crowd 0f lutol cstod spectators.
, 1875-08-30
THE BAL LTlMOHE SUSPENSION,
HrfttI.!Nl1. Al[NESS l. ro

fHhn{rtthfH Times, Anp, -.
Tho suspension OF tho firm Of Stirling. Ahrena
& Co. was. according to tho dispatches and our
baltimore exchanges entirely unexpected, bnt
cautious houses In philadolphia who were nc
quaintc1 With Its daring operations wore not
surpriscd. THO history Of tho firm Is an inter-
eatiug one, showing. ~ 1t does, tho extension Of
Its business from smalt beginnings uutl it
reached Ell osmous proportions. Tile firm WIS
forned about t"o''ty.tso years ago, when it
traded under tho mama Of atirlt & It Atsrens, auA
WAS enRagod III shipping aud importing only.
Afterwatd it engaged i'll tho eugur rolining
business on . comparatively hsalie&a scale.
Next 1t absorbed tue AIerchants' refinery !;
tlon tho Maryland. anil lastly. operated tho
ths Eanao ported it also largely ougayod III the
tu,postatlGn oI colee, although tl..s bsaucA ol
its trado hntl lattcrly greatly declined. It's
capitat ls estimated to havn bccn S1.o'l0, 00u,
u{ion which its aggregate annunl transactions
are set down at a2V 900 100. Its BHarnasion will,
Of course. EFuyo d loayy MoH tJ shp shipping
interests Ut baltimore. In tue year 1874, it's
said 10 lave received tho avorago Of ono yessol
sistihg Of sugar from Cubn and Porto Rico. aud
the other Weat Indies, aLd oo1eo from D.aziI
III 0un mouth Of tho sntne year the firm lifted
OH tweuty yehsola for tho Wess Indies vl.A
coopesaYe stu1, provisions. etc., receiving in re-
turn carEpes OF Baechsrine matter. In MI, It
employed about ]. .000 mon, and Owned eight yes-
Bols. Siuco the beginning OF the year it Aad III
round numbers imported Into baltimore 10000
hogsLeala Of molasHes and 60, 600 nogahoadB Of
sugar. So great IL tho sympathy for Tie Measra.
Stirling, AhTcns l. Co, That QUO sApppg n,et-
cIlant of Baltimore oxpreasos his Teadiueay 10
atrIke oil 1ll the inIehtolneAs against them on
his books, and calls upon tho creditors IN lis
tradu to do tho Aamo in behalf of tho co,nmorrial
iutercsts OF tho city. Tho names 1f the uenl-
bcrs OF the firm woro William Stlt1ing, Ado:pls
Alrena George A. Ahseua (,sllo recently COM
fiIm Ut Stonobiaker Il Co., flour merchants.
MONTREAL FAILuNr5.
MONTREAL, Aug. 23-Fourlaen city 1ry.Roods
nrns lern have heen com.otod to make arrange
meuts with their croditurs daliug the past weak.
, 1875-08-30
pert HURON HENS.

Special DlspatrA to yAf cAieaao 7ttoums.
POM uuaoa, Mich, Aug 29.-.poHH-PEpTt
Annie L. Craig. Montgomery, hewhusg. fsE
Alien, 81. Louls, rolsao, Quebec. Dcnton. lad
gor Stats, Tuttlo and co4sert anook end barsos:
il. @, schouoonos mud bargcs Ditkhead aud
hArEes Ac,,ra Wauoome, Delaware, hnowtlroP.
Ya'keo u .de, George y; Hpilt |. q Hammona.
Vert; Onr Hon. II. NJ. sceys, G. X. Minis, g. 4.
Wood, Augusta. Ayr, IA: doorge, II. n. Tod.
vra,rEops WlTsloT. CITY, Of Duluth. Huron
CttY, Hantao1 l>alautls aud conaort, burlington
aud bsrges, barapm and consort scl,ra cliy Of
,Grosu Har, Hemisphere, 0zoson, A. Il. W1!IiAuA
GaurRo H4sruAn.
WIRn-Nortil, light.
WEATuEH--Fluo.
The 1rop Antelope, With tow Of ba,Pssy
lays at Charity ls|auda dlsablsd IN her n y
chiuety. The prop Nallantluo lett. hero C.
dAy to tow them 70 chieARo Ii,e stss
Golden West ra0 into the Grand Trunk DLsk
s4|o rounding to In The l@ver jh,s noon, and y
injured lttle, breatiug er shoo AMI doug oily
OF damage. YAe doqk xaA badly sa,ashsd.
, 1875-08-30
TILE COMET.
Further Particulars &kcEnrdtnH tht
44onS Of This yrsscl-.EicvcnL Lt|GN tIc
ported Sacrificed.

Further Particulars Iccnrding tho
LOS. Of This ycsscl~.EiovcnL LtHcS GIc.
ported Sncriticca.
S1xftdl Uispakci, TO The Ch,eaaa Tr16Hns.
Poav uunoA, Aug. GA fow additional par
tiorlla,s OF the iisaatcs which resulted III tho
sinking Of tilo propeller Comet by tho ateamcr
Manitoba weto learnal from the Captain. aud
crew of the il.fated vosse! who arrived haro on
tho propeller Quebec thls evening.
lilo Maultobn WIS plainly visible
to the Comet, which sounded ono
wiste for her TO tahe tue stA board side hut re-
ceved no anawer. The collision hapEouoa abcut
B:A9 IN tte eventng, AMI the uigM was perfectly
clear. Tho Maultoba struck the Comet about u
feet from her stem, port hids, md ian into ller
10 fcat. Tbs Comet sunk in less than tAroe
minutes. aud with tho greuteat difficulty
Lor crow climbed nboarl tho Manitoba During
the excitement several Of tho crew Of the Maui
toba jumped on board tho Comet. but, luckily,
ret.,Tuol to their own boat. 6ho. do~eyoE, lea1-
cd buddy. md required constant uae ot har pony
engine to keep her cloar ol water until sLo
srrlyed at tho Hault, wheeo Aet freight
waa shifted aft, and tho leak roi,ulod.
0oorgo Smith, tho fireman, who lived a. Chat
ha,n Ontarlo, aud Michael Ih,rNs, = teck-hand.
of Buffalo, were drowned. Iilo naules Of tho
ath0IA besides tiluso given it was impossible 10
obtain, All tho yossolB BOOTS wont down with
her. In addition to tho carlo mentioned. tt,t
Comet hal hfty-.Lree sac4s Of wool. Tho NUM-
her vi ti,oa lost Mah abDut e}even.
, 1875-08-30

Suttat D4spafeh TO Ths chra4u Tribune,
DANytLLk. H., Aug. 20.--Taa pteti,nlpAry
meeting held lore yesterday fur tLe purpose Of
taking steps ios holding soldiers' reunion was
we'll attended. Oci. was tho day tlosignatea
for tho reuuiQt. Arrangements were slso pcr
fected fqr organizing roulI any OF infantry an,l
one yoct.nh OF artillery. Il IL expected thai
Oclesky, LoeAp, aud Gcp. Goburn VI lndlxpa,
Will to pEesoat,
DLooafiaoToH, Aug. GA number VI olficorR
pnl prlyateB Of tue ThJrty.thisJ {NottnAi} 1tesi-
meut held n,sstlug Saturday night aud decided
10 have yeun,pp OF tho rsR1,nsnt III Ntooin,ny.
toa Oot. al up1t, tho anniyelsAry Of the battle
nf FrcticrlcassoYp, Md, tho asst ba1sls in which
the regiment WRa engHKo1.
, 1875-08-30
Moving Extraordinary,

sNdF ] gFx HVFWs Il To. zf.E
A now aud iutEIrstiuE experiment. In house,
moving Was veasfulay poi fol mod yaAteEday
tpalpi0K &t lld West Txepss-louttA streel, III
tho pzexsuco Of 4 pnuheE II promipsut buidsru,
speeta1 Msa Gluin. o. sue Ueykltmsnt Ut build.
lMks. About = Mouth sKo lie eoclety ~. C!es-
cppt do Fsui dstsltotua1 " bnlid on tAs vscaul
lpta III tLa rear Ut t4slr TweAty-t4i5a strust
building. A survey VI the lsad heluy made Il
wva discovered tLkt the wall Of The nverskorY
trlck AYsr7.stsbIa adjoining, occupied by +. u.
Mott, sncraAeAed IL inches on shsit prop.
elty. 1Aa pHasE W. potlae1 to remote
, 1875-08-30
L'etsrayFeYal aud k'0tnshs
In 4 rst <v1rnn

II mosquitoes or otAsr hlpoasackors iuteek
our slaep,4K zopms 1t might, wa uAcosa = bottle
ot tAs oil q psauyso!a ~ s9sss sainaIs ioAys
ils liz iu the raoa, IL losand With tho fu.aFs of
ttst aromatic hesb. II rats entar tho cellar. 4
i,ttls powdered potash, thrown Ia their 4oias Of
lai1ad with meal AUD scstteEad IN sheir 1uasAys,
nor will keep tho buttary aud stoIotaom frue
from kata aud ooakroaehes. II a mouse 41akaa
~ entrance iuto any part Of your eIIings, sst-
usatR rag With cafenas. iu solution, aud stuff
~ Into the hu,e. which can theu DO rsps,rs0 With
a!thsr . Tooa o Or o. n,ustat: Nc ~! ot luouse will
municat!ou wlth dopot Ut auppiia3.
, 1875-08-30

ths following iaoidant; Last Munuay morning
w knixht. oi the Forest llouto, xas cplni..g tu
town With isis lrs-ssgala la cs.de Acsoss Two
large taxles iu herce combat Oh tue gsouut iu
sIg u road Ae dtoso blu horse ~. ".sh CONSIDER.
nAek to capture or kl!l .he,n. lie thought at
lifst. from she WY they grappIaI each otAor
"lth their clsws. that they wc1a tied together,
aud, cutn1nE " closer. struck upo Of tAsm oyef
of tlelp hotI Ipg oI. unatls 10 10 ~ from ex-
hnustlou, having evidently beeu fighting lonx
time. Ona uf tlem ran towarjs Knights hosse,
causing lim tu Esl frightened aud break tls hsI-
won't into A1mxtrpuks ellqkeS-hvt.s, sad "a. ~.
, 1875-08-30
THE INDIANS.

TIE SIOUX COMMISSION,
caErESaE, ". II, Aug. @.-Ths Sioux 1ndIan
cominltslou, ot which senator Allison, Of Iowa,
IL Chairman. and John s. Collins, Ut Omaha.
Secretary, arrived hore today aud will leava fur
Tort L.ram'e ami lied Cloud Agency, where a
Goule!l VIII hs held Tuesday lnornitg. senator
iio"e ~ nGt with tue party, hut it lse1I aotetl
tnAt no Wy JON tletl 10 morrow. The CDHl-
mission MIL b. hhheut frosA hero about twenty
, 1875-08-30

Al, Sang, CAipau,an, WA married ia Chpr'ts-
ton, :. o., ~ Monday last, to Mas Cara p4ste.
ceremony waH pei formed by ths Rsv. W. 8. Dow.
luan, at No. 4 laslsga strcot, on MUuday esoplrg
last, aud the rcoerlloa ta!lqwlax tue serv'cssyss
quite b1llliAat affair, being attonded Ay laIQs
pair, Ms. All Sa1g WAS atttlea ia iho hatlt Of
his patisn ronntry, WhieA OH this occasion NAs
rlchy-tfimuod Eatin blouso. wl;h tEowsers a. ,
dark b!ue material aud shoes Of China n tle
AID stylo. The irsda sas dFessed IN wh'te sa'!p.
q wreath uf orange hlossoms, aud a hands y .
bridal yel tell iu graceful lplda, enhancing ~
beauty Of T. pretty face. 1t IL stated that Il u
happy Bsnodlct, having proxperod Will hls p1ss'
LIS pelnlAnapt homa."
, 1875-08-30

kse, WIs., l.aYs GRADED = lpSal proAib,tory l.w
hy incorporating themselves uutar tue Laws u
the State into NJ ursu,l.xxtinu termed tho "aLl'
pnur sprung Club The sharea Of The coIp.ra-
slon cost ~ ceuta oaa'l. The Treasurer ii su,
each shareholder il entitled ia tne.ss d!lutr,
10. which, With Als certificate Of stock, Ae 70"
ceses coupon, which IL punched for each drink.
Tho mambers ct The Club wele prosecutca foi
violating tho sxaase ls9, aud sus found ~
guilty.