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!, & Frnn, fhe Clsroricle and Sentinel.
FINANCIAL AND. Comm MERGll[A AZ,
Weekly Review Of Augusta Market,
AUGUSTA, GA. FRIpAY AEIEREo ] !
June 25, 1875. 4
GENERAL REMARKS.


The dnllness in business referred stosin
our last weekly review continues IN u
general way, although there is 4 fair de-
mand5for- the staple commodities. Ne
boiled molasses, from some unexplained
cause, has undergone considerable re-
duction, as will be seen from our quota
tions below. For corn there is healthy
demand at present figures. 1t must be
borne in mind that.all onr quotations are
strictly for round lots, smaller lots from
store, are, OF course, higher, amounting
from two to three cents OH corn and q
half TO three-uuarters cent. on Bacon.
Corn has been in our markets much be-"
low our figures, but investigation
shows that IN nearly every ipstance
where this is the case the Corn is more
or less damaged. Our quotations are
only intended to apply to fine grades
and are strictly correct. In the general
grocery market quotations remain as
heretofore. A good demand prevails
but is confined chiefly to regular con-
sumers. The outside call is limited nee
essarily, during, the summer dullness.
Business iii Dry Goods, Furniture, &C.,
|is.quiet and reg gulars prfcessssM erchants
are looking forward tothe Fab for q re-
|newaf of the acti vity,which,preva last
Winter. In. the MEANWHILE but little
will be done in anything Country
merchants send forward very few orders
at this time, and this is one cause OF the
fdullness, as large class of these >mer-
chants trade with Augusta, having
found out that they can purchase goots
| here as cheap as any of the large cities.
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Mr.. ROSENBURG wants q few more
thousand dollars and will continue to
offer special inducements in clothing
until he gets it.
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
S A Breazcalc, Seal, S & II, " & f, J
J King, f. Calhoun, Med " II, j G
Mason, j NJ Mackry, } T. Lyon, J +
Caldwell, w d Mars d. Co. Il Baker, NJ
w & Co.
c.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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Obituary.

DIED, at Abbeville, on the 23d in-5
stuat, ELIZAEETHeD eDBRaSF-RAFEaAsAEaTs- y Ea FIR
TON, the wife Of General John Brattop,
of Fairfield, S. G.. '.'7 sl Z,
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FLOUR MARKET.
cry MILLS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Aston House,
BY THE MISSES CATER.

The following arethe arrivals since
last Tuesday,: .s p.
NJ Aal, Philadelphia; W J Leonard,.
Newberry f D Herring, P NJ Tabb, Jrr
Baltimore f Butler, Elberton; Z Ise-
man, Charleston; Il Caldwell, Hal
Baker, Mt Carmel; Willis Mars, Char
lotte Prof VIM Hood and sons, Due:
West; J G Hutson, Raleigh B Chiles,
Millway; S G Link, Linkville; Alex
Gilbert, Warrenton E M Alfriend, Rich-
mond. 80
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from the head q Bureau q VssSs


from the head Of the Bureau at
iipgten in reply to one from the Supefiii-
Jendant of heexchange, developed the
fact that the dispatch referred to was
got official and business left of slow,
With the tone slack all around Ins
short, considering the opportunity of
the foreign accounts, and suppose uitfa
yorable crop advices the bulls made1it
f1eadway to-day, and the market has
shown q want Of strength throughout.
4 PROVISIONS. 4 4
Bacon is I'm fair demand at our last
weeks quotations. Flour remain un-
changed. Sugars and Coftees unchang-z
ed. Corn firm at ST 10 for prime white,
sacked, in round lots. Miscellaneous,
groceries and country produceunehang--
ed -7tgttass . -r. r..
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Marriages.

MARRIED, on the 10Th inst, in
Madison, Fla, by Elder NJ. w. Sams,
Col. B. +. WARDLAW and Mrs. S. NJ.
NEWMAN ..- =.
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Wier's Hotel. !.
JOHN A. WIER, Proprietor.
List of arrivals since last issue !.

List of arrivals since last issue:
B w Harter,. Augusta; J d Sullivazss
Smiths Y Roads; 4 j Clinkscales, Mr..
B G Crawford, wife and children, Nom
tcrey; J NJ Gambrell, City; J II Brooks,
Brooks Mills; G W Rice, Honea Path !;
w 3 Glenn, \ c; Miss Kate l. Wierr
Anderson G H; G G Haddon, Due
West. 8 80
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MONEY ORDER OFFICE.-Our very
excellent and obliging Postmaster, Mr..
H. w. Lawson, furnishes Us with the
following notice of change of Fees for
Domestic Money Orders. BY Act OF
Congress, approved March 8, 1915, the
fees for Money Orders have been chang
ed, so that on and after the first day OF
July, the fees or commissions will be as
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Who told Him what to- Say2

Our Circuit Judge is somewhat re-
howned for the number, quality and
sind of speeches which hshas deliver
ed since he has been Circuit J6dges AT
Calhoun's Mills he makes buncomb
speeches, at Abbcville Court House he
makes radical speeches, at Newberry
he makes military hifaluting speeehes,
and at Grcenvil2es he delivers syhat
m,ghtbe termed a Sunday. sebbol ad-
dress to immigrant children: w hat
we want to know Just nowssis,. who
wrot&Shat Newberry speech which was
lefiSFed at Aston GO n e~berry audi
tors, would like.toK Know who told
hips whatsfo say. ".sa...sa ~
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Let's be friends.-GreenUalle NeaUs.
gay Agreed. Here's our hand.
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co1es ... 446
Receipt ipts................-... ......".." 'lf
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts for this week of 1S74...... p
Showing a increase this week of ISL
Sales for this week of 1874 were. 'pI
ION a basis 16, for Middling.)
Showing an increase this week of 239
Receipts last season (lSI3-74) to
June 26................................107,9G 1877 1858
Receipts the present season TO
date. .....:.........................l7l Isl
Showing decrease present season
so far OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il ,ooC
Receipts of 1874 exceeded 1872
'73 to this date te...................... %, 2,1S4
Shipments during the week.. 1867
Same week last year..........."... l,O49
Stock on hand ut this date of 1874 10, 7SS
AUGUSTA COTTON STATEMENT, JUNE IS,
1875.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1874, 5,4SS
Received since to date.....1T6, 157
Ex'pts and home consump-
tion.... ......................-..l79,G0 sos
Estimated stock on hand this
day.............. ............ 3,O4O
-191 ,645
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TIE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

Our last weeks remarks in reference
to finances in Augusta will apply equal
Iy as well now. There is comparative
" but little business paper on the mar
kct and that offering, providedit is guilt
edged and for short time, can readily
obtain loans at some Of our, banks.
Other banking institutions have taken
as much paper rs they care to carry. at
present and their surplus funds having
been exhausted in discounting are doing
nothing in this way. During the dull
season, of course, the demand for mon
cy is not as great as in the height of the
busy months, when everybody is hard
at work. Taken together the tone OF
our money market is healthy and there
is no cause for complaint.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold and New York Exchange remain
the same as last week. Silver is q little
off, We quote:
GoLD.-Buying, ia ; selling at ll7@
SlLvER.-Buying, 102; selling at lO6.
New YORK EXCHANGE.-Selling at
! prem. Buying at sto3-16 premium.
COTTON.
The cotton market during the early
part of the week was very dull with on
fy nominal quotations and nothing DO,
ing. Thursday, however, it frightened
up and prices became stilftr with q fair
demand. The tendency is upward, but
whether this is merely a "spurt' or i
permanent thing remains to be seen
The stock on hand in Augusta is much
lighter than last year and the sales daily
exceed the. receipts. The latter have
| dwiudlcd down to almost nothing ano
every day becoming smaller. Our mar
kct is governed, as a matterot course by
reports from the metropolis and that
there cannot wellbaany local advance III
prices.
| THE Crop.
The cotton crop throughout the coun
! try is growing finely; Recent rains
have much improved its condition, bu
have also given the grass q start. This
however, is being pretty well kept dowl
by planters.
TOTAL RECEIPTS AND SALES FOR TIL
1870. .
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Wouldn't q merchant or printer be-
considered rs crazy who entered bus-
ness with a contract to pay eight per
cent. month for money!? Farmers do
this who give liens. ~. Il
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THE DEl I'll OUsTED.-Judge Cooke
lin his charge to the Grand Jury at
EGreenville delivered q temperance adj
dress in which he says
Even in enlightened Greenvillo city,
standing within the shadows of her.
mountains, Natures grandest display or
Gods creative power, through which
man, unaided by revelation, can look
up to Him land see tile curling smoke
ascending to high heaven, fronl the fires
on the mountain side, from whose dc
lightful fountains the pure juice OF the
corn and rye runs from early morn III
dewy evel and learn something of his will
and pleasure. And added to all this,
the positive commandment Of high hea-
ven, Remember the Sabbath-day to
keep it holy" seems to have no effect
in the Interest of common dccency, to
say nothing Of blamcless Christian con-
duct. Many of your people forget
that 'the Lord blessed the Sabbath-day
and hallowed it," but keep their bar
rooms open and say that they do better
business on this Than any other day.
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Doc. SLOAN and Lizzie Dixon are one
-Purson Baker OF the colored church
did the work, Oh Friday last. No
cards.
Ira young man goes to see his sweet
heart in the rain, may she not consider
him rain beau?
OUR best farmers raise oats and make
their own fertilizers. Thcy never buy
fertilizers or give liens.
SOME OF the young lads about town
make Mr.. II. w. McATillan's pond at the
brick yard a favoritc resort.
Miss SMITH, Of Collcsbury, has been
visiting Mr.. Marshall's family during
the past week.
MIR. WEI. MATTIsoN is making im-
provcmcnts to his already inviting resi-
dcnce, at Donaldsvillc.
OUR farmers have the greatest amount
of land that should be sowcd in oats.
ROASTING cars were offered Oh our
market last week al fifty cents dozen.
Oats we learn arc selling in Green
wood 1T eighty cents bushel.
MIR. and Mrs. \. NJ. Hill spent last
Sunday in the country.
THE work on McsS.s. WardlaW s.
Edwards store progresses.
HoH. a. BURT read the service in the
Episcopal Church or las Sunday.
DoEALD3NILLE now needs Q livery !
stable and hotel.
DIR. J. r.. BAsKIS, of Monterey, was
in town OIL yesterday. l.
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BAprIsM.-Thc infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. IIaddon was bap-
tscd at the Presbyterian Church with
impressive cercmopies by the pastor,
Rev. J. L. Martin, on Sunday last.
, 1875-11-20
POLITICAL.
Certain 1nterconyertjb,o Citizons In
dulso in the Luxury Of Pc
tition.
Official Canvass Of the |Otc for
Governor tn minnesota.
Opinions Of English 1ournals on tho
Noycnbcr E!cctlous,

AN IMTER.convERT,pLE sPAsm.
1SHEASAroLtI. Ind, Nnv. 19-lhe following
declaration ami cali tIgucd by over 4, ,0po yotors
Of this city wilI appear In tho indianapolis Su,,
tomorrow:
III viow Of tho continued anil lncroasol t1o.
rcs'ion OF b',hincta resulting In tho failure au,l
bankruptcy OF alt productive enterprise; the ell
forced itslcness Of thousand. OF honest aud In
dnstrious working rcoro thu continued
strsnkarc 1T ya!nea a:rl relative irctca4n
OF taxation. tho yast burden Of public
and private .fcbt. relatively increased bv
the taoIFerston Of NIL nthcr val,,os oil produced
.a VIC nclieso ty mistaken policy of financial
Legislation hnfcfnTc. We, tho undersigned
citiz"na ami yotcrH Of TIN City Of 1n1ianapolia
and vicinity, do unite III tho following demands
upon the Congress. Of tho United States.
ftr*f-Tha iniEn1llata nt,h unconditional 70.
peal Of tho lsosumptlon net Of lan II. i575 conf
tnonly knlwn na the Sherman hill.
Second-The permanent retirement Of nIl
SAtiona! Dank notcs and the substitution thcrc-
for OF natio,tsi lexalteulor paper money to he
thne1 directly from tAo Treasury OF tho Tinted
States.
Th'yd-Tllo refunding OF Mt tcaat portion
or tha presont national debt into hords
bcating lover rate OF intorcat. FAY J.65 per
cant rcr amin, inlor -convor,ibo will, national
IcEal-tei1der raFer-m1ney At the Elcasure OF tile
hDlders, md Wo further unito Ii. cali for
1nass-snceting to he hold ut indianapolis. Dec,
!, 1875, III turthetanco OF these domalls.
, 1875-11-20

O,Loary left Tho ira ck when lie completed hi.
425th mllo, aud Weston retired at 10 Minutes
e5 seconds past midnight, having finished h,
894th mile Leaving the Chicago man usill st
"a. a little Incident occurred during tho walk res.
terdsy morning Which ilIustra.sa Wcstou's i'm,
pert1.rhble good humor. as we'll a. tho dsnca,
t'on Of aome people to forget ''tlo ctef.
ma! htness of things" "a reearit
time mud place. WhiIo lo was sSesd,
Ing around the track m expross messenger
entered tho building with packago for lisa.
Ills eye caught tho Jolly pedestrian, ind bs
pushed on afsor him. caught up with him, suj ii
proceeded, in the accepted style, to deliver ths
package and get his receipt. Weston very ROOT.
naturcdly took tho pnckago, which was No. yer,
light, and woud probably hayo rocelptcd for i
had not lis manager. Mr. Thomas seen rib,
MAJ going on, md como to bis relief.
TheEo aro several ways to obtain admission Il
tho walking match. The latest maueuyro il ia
apply TOR permission to look after some ma,bls
statues left lu the building from tho E1pon!uoa
tor the purpose Of seeing that nobody walks e5
With them under hia arm,
, 1875-11-20

aKETcu " TUE "LouauEs" =" uy CANADA,
A correspondent Of tho Now York Tribune.
writing from Qaebec, da4csbcs tie appearance
and uarratey tha history ot The Church Of st.
Anu du Nord, tue aalut 10 whom Canadian Cath.
olca mske pilarisaases. Following asa extracts
from the letter;
Az ouc looks down tbs TT. LawEence Nyer fran
Queboc, ths lorg s VI Laursntian hills rvun thou.
sest. to oLs knob, more prominent than u! ut
saws Cap 1ua1itnene, ALL known ~ Mount Anu,
At it, fuUt cs ths LITTLE vlIlse and parish L! h. AIM
dn Aord ralrd to distinguish it fruul Place far
hrr up tue s1yer, which alsJ heRra the asne Ut the
same tint.
Tuc 1arsh wss founded over @D0 Year, sso, aud
t>ou vi .: .ts cstabshtnen& y the VI nir-
,el- II al sre1& % accepted W thr essons roucsrls
family 1T SONS !ncA! Ieuown, Lr.,e. iu zatllna
~ Lts Eser, wss eseElxken by violent stur1u, a4I
, 1875-11-20
PORT EilIR(1H.

sysefal nttpat,h to Thc Chicago tribune.
fonr HrEos, .t!cL., Nov. 19.-DowH-Props
Fountain CITY, II. c. schnor, Mineral Roc11 and
basges; nshrs American, Curiew. Joseph Paigo,
Sam,;el T.. atatI.ers.
Cr-frop5 Monsana, Idaho. Jarvis Lord, Tes-
scnden, Mamie Bradbury ailti cntsort schrs ~
J.. Watson, Golden Fleece, Starlight, john W.
Hutchinson. Colingwood. Jassio IIoyt.
WISD-Sorthwest, gontle weather cloudy.
sitcai hsratct ia The CA.ea7a irtbune,
PoHT 1luAoN. Mich, Nov. 1910 p. m.-i}ows
-Prons sanllac. Concord, and cousort, 8alina
aud consort ecllra Col. Cook. Mary Coiiius,
Daniel 4. Fort, Ii. W. 1ieny 8. Y. H. Watson,
Now Dominion.
Ur-Props Howard. Ocean. City OF Fremont,
Garden City; schrs Scotia. Aics D. Norris, CO.
lt,nbta, Provost, Swallow
WlSD-West, gentle weather lue.
, 1875-11-20
i EGllrG - gHttrHessJ


a tlrmorist writes 80tuo tpyo ago gnye All
account of All accident that ha,'pauel to Mr,
Hammer. tho tIngeLlan At our lhtio theatre IN
Naw Castle, Whilo TO Waa representing tue ''De-
mon ot tao IIartz." and was cnHaged Ia t!eaceud
ing through the stage to tue internal regions. A
snperI4Alntrary flushed = barrelfut OF rod 0re
through the l4ulo " tho damon wus goi{9 down
aud tive ul'nutoH later III undo.done dsmon was
nIeeng carrsoa homo ou stEoscher. Well. Mr..
Hummer haa met With auothcs 4iBaatar, Last
week tho manager put OH another piece entitled
Wild Hill Or. Ths Bc0nt Of tie Itocky Noun
tatns." aud in thus MIR. Hammer waa to be tied
upon tho back OF an tlntlolen horse and son t
laltliu. over tbs edge Of procpice. Az NO.
body IN town would lend Aorso for tbo
puspoHo, tho manager hi1e4 1nuIo frym
tllo Captain Of tue canul-boat Tie lloAsiug Maria,
i'nr1ng tile reLearaala the 1nlly did well enough
but o.! sho iIss night Of the play the footights
liad tlod Wild Bill upon its back Instead OF
charging over that IN ful lnth aud ca,yaa ureci,
lice. It refused 10 hudge. And when tho Indian
chioftni' plodded il ~ tho side will. . til, spear
u not oniy lot out its heels and kicked that uu-
tortunats bravo into tho Wings, whore hs spesr
taunsd sAyagelY against tLu stomach OF the
Iromptes, but 1t reached It's bead around aud
made all car,ieat eGoFt to chew Wild I.ilra Il ~.
Failing III this. 1t stood upon tLseo ioet aud
e'surav0ied IL reach NJ to Mr.. Hammer and
sorala him oil with tho lloof Of tH near Ajal iug
lnen tia manager came out and trlol 10 n,aIt
the mule With whip, Hnt it merely began to
wheel souhl aud round, uut}l tue tragelian felt
saasick; s,ld lhau It charged up sgainAt tho
steuery, kicked b1apd-now sunset TO laxa, re-
dllced tue entire preclptce t0 sRlinto1a, upset
tso muslin treos. aud iluaiIy brought up witt
one leg untangled in tho sea OF dalitee whicu
Was PRESSED nto service ou this occasion to rem
rosent Salt Lake. Ih.a frightened Tho .auio 70
thas it jerked tho Sea VI u4llse caAr over on the
sage Aud then wont iuto = lit, duling which il
lInDel. aud alter rolling over aud over Mr..
Aaumsr shrce or four times, il plunged into lis
oEcs.estss, aud expired with Its lauucles In tic
bass drum aud lta foselsxa tearing tho b!g tidda
LII hs 1855, xipoa the blood trom Als nose with
ILLS a!eeYe felt his legs U ses that thpy ware
unbtokcn, and then }le weat to tho A!aernau'a
office ani registered au oath never to play any
tAin9 aHtin but low couaedy il he Should live
a.bou years. 'Ihe Eoout Of the Rocky Noun
u. talns has beon withdrawn. aud the Captain OF
!Ae hoarinK MaEta IL about to enter suit for
aRluaKes to LhAI muis.
, 1875-11-20

I
sT. PAUl, aftun., Nov. 19.-The examination
OF Josoph Lick, charged will. numbering tho
twill oabioa OF his late wife, ended tonight In
tho discharge Of the prisoner Judge Wllkin
holding tlat the eyidonce for the PROSECUTION
bud boon brokpn BY contradictions No trial ever
occurred bero In which tho toBttnony was 40
contradictory, or apparently 10 much influenced
by piojud'ce. The theory Of Lick's Innocence
Involves tho idea that plot WIS formed be-
t"cen MIS-: Lautouschlagor (wifo Of tlIo man
Condemned to be hung fol tho murder OF Mrs. Lied
last Noyatnbcr) and tho oldest sou OF the mur-
doteu woman 70 get Lack out OF tho war, Tho boy
being aetuhted BY desire to obtain tho ptoporty
lcft by hia lnother. and Mira. Lautcusohiager By
motives u revenge,
, 1875-11-20


Iowa CRY. Nov. 10.-Tho resignation OF Judge
&C. Colo, Of the Supreme Court Of this State, has
caused no little surprise among the legal fra
tornity rs we'll as tho people generally. Hs
resignation not takiug effect until Jan II next,
1t VII devovo uron Gov. krkwooa, who will be
inaugusacd the dlrst wcok iu January, to ap-
popt Judge coo's successor. Already applica-
tions aro being made to Cor. KiEkwood at
this place Tor tho position. Judge Miller, who is
to be succeeded by tho Hon. Austin Adams tho
LIT OF Jan!lary. " now here. Judge Joseph Il.
Heed, OF the Council BIulfn Dfsliiot Court; tho
lion. Rush Ci1rk. ot:tbis city: aud J. n. I.osers,
OF Davenport. arc prominently named for Cols'n
vacant seat, either Of whom would I'LL tho posi-
aallng 10 elect a member of tho Supreme Court,
arc already lnportuning Gov. Kiraood to appoint
Democrat ~ Judge a. Coles succossor. lie will
act, especially AZ he III Republican candidate
for United States Senator.
, 1875-11-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES,
II, rcrnouto In 4 letter naktnu whether hn
r,,,,a l., , ,.,,,t,t.,, for H.. r-..,,n., =. Ia7r
"'''''' '' e"i'""'" to' LIE Attstle"e} w Aofot
Horornor-ccct Hayes. of Ohio, nont tho follow
i'm. ruirmntienI renIy vttici, yct nt
.t "t "A'S'' 'p'oo"D'5 t''A@'ee
,,,.r en- ,,,r,.,. ,-,. H.. 49,.
of iu1 aou the Gy,,,rt II il fur II, IL ri vii In
lie rre,cDt. ttvEr j.. Ing used 10 ssr, "There's no
political htrfajftF." kiarrrc1y yonrx
l:rtnEH'onn Il. HsTHs.
Tevinwing tito ,oltfcal situation, tho New
York T}crnkf s,yH. -
t'...'. ~ ..'' -"
a nalors o. nns rcorlc Will! nrrier nlnet tn'hEs
.a9 e1nns 70 ~ .ne ne" nsa'r nt !n,Es whet ma
S,.. is"at m tne M ahM 5lf!sn' enran.
IN. aaemcmt M .hn uacss H. 4ea IT,, Hnes tno 1eien!1
ot snnen VIM !orre t .n,s shanen aaa,nat
.,ii 49,, ,t.'..' @ .., @ i;s i;n'1 ~ .ns
y. naso taaca hf fo't III p"ols sentiment anu
'A'"o"s"eu a''Rc'
AZ to the t;pcakershtp of tho ucxs House, tie
t,ostnn J,frt,f,crr ,.~ss 80"
, 1875-11-20

sPn1soY1ELp, ILL.,. Nov. 19.-Tls State .joarna!
OF Tomorrow will contain the intelligence OF tho
finding to-day Of pistol Oh tho spot whore tho
Hon. 6haron Tyndale Was murdered, April 40,
1871, and whoHo murderer bas ever since
visor aud gang OF men. In taking up
tho sidewalk to-day At the place Of the murder.
found undelneath Derriager pistol. evidently
tho mate Of tue ono found near the body Of
TYnda1e. There was also flask OF powder
found. The walk had not been removed guco.
aud the finding Of the pistol Ia believed to fur
''tsh slight ce" Which, II pursued, msy result
in further development.
, 1875-11-20

FHglHia thtp., Chr0a4ek.
day saaoos 1 81 hs es . o. yess,
torn tts rack from tho wall Of tue humble
dwelling which elc rented. intending to inInts
Tue wall-look upon It., gentomon. {t1eEo tho
attorney, "ish grand gesture, drew from un-
broken hat hooka attached to It, and nalla driven
In the place which mora hat+hooks should hare
occupied.} Gaze upon It. gentlemen OF tho Jury,
gaze upon II and then turl, your eyes upon NY
attorney remained wide opea), 700 in fancy
little ohlld, tho sosss Of hor check dsepeuod by
. darker tlngs. Impaired BY tho blood "hicn in
her fofaA.horn yelus Fipeued undeT the acorcil-
childish laugh rings out upon the b.!tny alf Of =
glorious aouthern uoFning. Chasing the
butterfly BY day and smiling IT. eyo IN the
happy dream Of lnnoeaut childhood, SOC
her tho net Of her mistress mud tbs pjaytl1lup
nf her geusronn maater. iearo lY-spooding oti
some, sstl to others. Ihe chiid l,aa greyn. ew 4
lovely 1na!don appears to my vinion. Though q
slave, yot 4s sue beautiful IA tho first early
glaucinga Of the morning xun,-coy, modest aud
beloved, Anon she u villa. l sec her d4n-
ding o. her knee tho fruit Of yirtuouu love. A
home grows up sroHnd hor, aud tho matroQ's
g!see sdds GOV beauty to her ehssms. Hereis :
sud sombie cioad i,ts athwnt sho san.lsden
landscape Of life. War hldsous, blaatiug, dsso-
letllg war, b!oWe hls breath upon tue scene, aud
~ ls changed. Years Of blood and carnage 80
thus way snd bring changes. Sbe that was tho
wlfe, IL widow. Here at our doors size comes.
Her humble home IL with uH. Children CRY for
iood, aud tho w4yfarer reads on tho caaamDnt OF
hes CO., Washing and ironing done here
Is mon sh III elns - .oasss soa snf
ssk eau you believe lhat ahs, my client, could
be guilty of tearing down that h&t-rsek No;
will rot do Joa The injustice TO eoese 1t: Tue
, 1875-11-20

Special Espatth 10 The Chicago Tribune,
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Noy. I0.-The Benato To-
day passed tue Houne bill! approprlatiug std, 900
los tho Centennial. The bill now goes 10 tho
Governor.
A bill passed. both Houses changing tho time
OF tile meeting Of tho General Assembly to tho
eocond AondAy u January. every TWO years.