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New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

Gov. Chamberlain of South Carolina deserves
all praise for his manly effort to redeem his
State from misrule and to save it from con-
tinuance of the official robbery which threat
ened to reduce it to absolute bankruptcy
His special message to tho Legislature, an
abstract of which we print this morning, is
couched in language Enthusiastically sincere,
and the boldness of which can be appreciated
only by those who know the rapacity and
audacity of the villains in his own party with
whom, as ofllce-holders, he has to deal. 1t is
gratifying to learn that the Governor has the
hearty cooperation Of honest men of both
parties in South Carolina; certainly he has
the best wishes of good men everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

The voice of the Fall elections and of the
recent popular protests against Grantism has
been heard by the New-Hampshire Repubi-
cans, though rather indistinctly. The plat
form adopted by their State Convention yes
terday has q perspicuous declaration against
the election of any man to the Presidency for
a third term, together with patronizing ex-
preston of good wishes for the South; but
when it comes to the now absorbing question
of military interference in the proceedings of
a State Legislature. there is a vagueness of
expression which is, to say the least, unsatis-
factory. Who can tell from these resolutions
whether the Republicans of NewHampshire
approve OF condemn the Southern policy of
the Administration as recently exemplified in
New -Orleansf Nevertheless this is a decided
improvement upon the average Republican
platform of the last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-18
nUNcuBIck's RErrNcE.
Numbering Two OF the Boys who had Made
Hum Of his DeIOrmiIY.

H.ns ColrestoAac.os Of zee .HdoH Times
In August last great alarm was created
m the village Of lucsl, near Florence, 10y the
mysterious disappear nee Of two chlldrrn-a
boy, nine years old, ON the morning # the 2l-t
sud another 10Y VI eight the fol wing evening.
II was supposed that they might have fallen
into the stream, where they went To hsh and
battle. nut no traces - them Or their clothes
could DO found. All kinds ( exaggerated ideas
got ahOat in the village, more partic ilarly as
these were rot the inst cniidTen WHO had sud
denly disappeared and 10 WAS asserted that there
On the 2ytn, while one of the won en- OF the VII.
lase was arranging her hair at the back window
OF ncr room, she heard irightful shrieks, aud
rec gnlZed them As coming from Amerigo Iur-
chi, BOY nine ieuts old, and that they proceed
ed from tue workshop Of one Carlo Grandi, a
cart e irpe ter, she ran down into the street
and alarmed tho neighbour, VINO mide for the
Morks"pp, which tnGy found closed, the boy
attempts 10 yet Grandi To admit them, they
burst open the door, md found him struggling
10 i,rcr the pos into hole. He had cut the
enid fearlullN about tue head, and from his
mouth blood vs. nowiug, caused, as the boy
aiterward H. rratcd, by aWrdee Gr4tidi had tried
to force into his mouth to gag him.
After the man was secured II was observed
that some Of the bricks II the nnorlnr we're
loose, and on these being removed the first Thing
seen was chlll's hand. The ulloe was
qui KY aug M, and the mutilated bodies Of the
were discovered and on the hole into which
Grardi was trying to force Amerigo TuTchi
beng examined, number of other chiliren's
uones Mele io.hd at the bottom. No sooner
was the Thing known tn II the village became
scene Of the widest excitement, ana tue au-
thoHtles had TO send ON In hot haste for what
ever military aud police there were ia the vi
entity and sum ient force arrived just In time
20 save the wretch from being torn " pieces ~
the populaCe,
II seems That the murderer Grandi, was de-
formed man Of diminutive stature, high round
ed shoulders, Yerl large head, upon which there
was not scrap Of hair, and repulsVe features.
A. Is too often the case in ltaiy, such unfortu-
nate Creatures become the object OF open puolc
rdicule. The boys II luCsa had been in the
habit Of teasing and tormentlng Grand and
playing all KINDS OF practical jokes on him, and
u Was In revenge Tor tins that he had, as oppor-
tuhity offered, euticed now one and then an
otner OF the ringleaders into his workshop, and
there murdered them, burying them under the
Moor Amerigo Turchi said that Grand had in
Nltcd him Into his workshop under the pretcXt
OF having some tun with the other boys; thar TO
accomplish THIS ne was u hiIe in the mole
Grand uncovered, but that Immediately he en-
tered II Grandl attempted to straugle him.
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4 ROM.fN MYSTERY.
The Body OF a Young Girl Found Packed In n
Box sent from Naples.

- ~,
N'Mh, ''lll' -''-Anout tHc n'-lHlllng OF
TINS month box measuring metre IN length
anu hlN cehlinctres ~ depth, anu strongly
Torled, arrived, WIN othcr goods, from Naples
II WAS ulIcct'u 10 lIhnccscp bdouo, ana was
put aside, in acc rdauc' with the direction,
Nuill lhr owner -h'ud send or cill Tor ". IL
htu Teen noticed TOR sumo time tuht very Of
lrhslNc Vhd tradutA increasing sWrll perValed
the WN'hDu-' W.T. u - rgu' ava nuaIN,
Oh cNh lnAliNh hrint mAir. u " us a~rrr-
tuh'd Goo come from tIis toN, from
Whith u wa 90 90 sttNei tiick ieud
matter WI, d" f''f 2. NJ err come oritH,rtti "a
the police auihN 900 ISL rr comm lnicatrd Win,
ana an o'uer OK llfi i.r the eN uninhilnn 81
the contents. bI i'u.N'ne tic lii auu some
supttNt.A Nchih- I'f So .i' lN ifi' " o. utuOd
Tue Almost kti nuQN OF dAouug woman IN an
hdN nee . stit' or de'"iui siti In. II wts al
"uH'td u' -. tnc les B.. ul forward ana
uuWn W. ihe uudy, uld the arms crossed UPON
lLe ric.st ia 'idcr 20 cram tue rnsc nat D the
SPACE; A. WIS PACKED ~ with TOW ANA iwd1st ;
iNIO 4 lA'tr ~ f'Nk 10 llll fNt 9 -. ana TIE
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Did,

poYLr.-oa SATURDAY morning ocf. 10, Jane. widow
ge,a,es and fen are ,s .sstfahy Invited to A.
tra4 tnt iuuerai ROM i,r late reg. ne, Dutch M =
trSlAtE. -Nl lhr way 3D. san francisco overland
Mr. Catherine usfart In Sac aga year Of hfr Hge,
o and ,ausl n4,se 10 the fauly " toe late sineon
Mos lilly. ON saturday. nct 10. Tercuce NcNallv
nurtNe " tAe parish ALI county u Monaghan. aged 81
a.eb ' M 1Hen 90 h Ss' ia nh rhcrs
thcre vi De arequl.n Noes q. 10 o'cllcA aud frOul
NkNkI.K.-At Jcr.,, C.t, Hci,h's. Y. j.. Of mem.
hrnr1us Group, on satur e. lh. 800, ,tarr~t an
ned. Of Cerret aud Jsne D. New Nirs aged years
months anu days. --.,-,-,-
ytcdto hnend Tie funeral on Mlpda, oct Is. 1875. At
"rorN r. "; NJ the r'll,nce % hs rirents, mr. an
eN hNEY. ON SUNDAY o. Il. at hi. Lie residence
eogn, o. nPpcrir, Ireland % The ioih wear u H. ace
fui.' invited 10 attend Tie funeral f.1n 81 Jaiuc.
Slhfrl james ~ M re ~ ,n.H mae o. requiem "
inst, at hiatt past 10 o'clock.
s sdow Of .ns. aiys Of ~ ne MAY pTr T's y
Auatus county VI Monaghan. ireland. IN the 10Th yeAr
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fuNy uNted 10 attrni her funeral trom her late cs
Wlikts.NksA n, ssiarday OCT i6 stsr = NE
q beauu'I excellence He.eu' tie WIDOW VI George
lie funeral viii take place from soe Lexington av,
Mrs. Helen Wilkes Is tn mother OF george wilkes
Was Of one u ihy old KnicEer6ocIer families Of New
York her m thcr bclns Nanaeyoor and her father .
g. this country from Hcssc tassel, GERMANY and
known among old rttidcuts a. Or. Herman Appel. Mrs
Milkts born in PARK place IN tus Clty. and be
rest reco ectlon was OF havlng been lost while
The charge OF tut girl at the funeral Of Gen
Washington. She married George WIGS VINO was IN
the cabinet furniture and lookingg as frame manufac
ture snd w.Y IN the succeeding progress Of his bush
lul three extensive workshops, covering the
properly OF 55 and 81 m II. 1t wasat IS
Elm It,, when II covered only by handsome cot
tage and spreading ornane ltal front garden
thit the present George wilkes was born. George
W kes, sr Of kue sh descent. through his grand
father ai TINS oraneh OF the family trace their ancestry
to JOAN Nikesedor u The famous North riton whose
tcal fortune. mad the support Of the pen OF Junius
and VINO successfully bsfei Georye III n the Mdd @
election. George and hclen wilkes married
by tue Rev. Dr Patton, In 1872, IN what known
the hrck Church, In BroOme 81, where the wife
commitment; she reinailea a coinmunleant Of that
church under the Rev. Or. Adams from that she
paseu to the h1ck OF the Rev DR.. Haslngs to
Plymouth Cnurcn, during long residence IN Brooklyn.
never beng without sucn Rnllaton until declining
strength denied her the privilege 81 attendance al
church. In all tue congregations 10 which she sas at
tachvd, sue a. always prominent among the ladcs
who deV ted themselves to charitable objects Mrs.
Helen Wilkes the mother Of nine children, two Of
whom sh- leaves hehina. George wakes the father
served In the OF 1872 (fOr wni the widow
pension, and lied In THIS CT in 1891.
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Sprtial lqotltts.
MIDNIGHT MUSINGS.

.ris night and the city IN darkness profound
10 foofal Is heard On the air 70 resonnd
search thru' my Dram, ~ partially dream.
+ or beautiful thoughts aud An eloquent theme.
The wonders OF Heaven earnestly scan
An thlnA 81 uod's wisdom and goodness TO man
Inc Theme ls too luitl, too srand ana sub inc
Mysterious ccnce stands next in ny way.
hut am rGynester- Just that and no more.
Tue region OIL poesy cannot explore.
The 'oldersnd statesmen who stand at the helm.
ihNento anu BUILDERS whose thou-hts move the realm
are subject deserving great praises, snow,
Much greater tnan genius ike mine can oestow.
The deaersi IN Jewels and gems Of the mine,
sSliSs .a,lns ana hces exceedingly me
Since they are mere bauDles Intended for show.
10 VAN essay inspiration to draw
bbot at13I' lusiSlAh, eAponndeF OF law
Tue muses. refuse 10 give aid ~ my pen.
Ithlnk, ah have It, the subject is good
Twill BE- bY the public, trust, understood
i -hel be Of SOME man the world calls sclt made,
Ana appear In some journal devoted 10 trade
Good impulse should ever our bosoms enthrll,
iot men Ol great nerve, cOmulned Wlth good VIII,
Whose n tfprise leads them srlnge lands 70 explore
for al The rare odueIs taey lay at our door.
What names shan be honored. that genius and toll
Have made merchant princes on this our own soii
MnY vs. ny hcroY ON, Muse, lead ne way
while some rate as princes" he grocer Is king;
iia cares for the stomach, his praises III sing
TTf9r tn n ~ no eonrmand' INNS II Is meet
lhht al De uNlued Win good LAlnss 10 eat.
Ana here lot me venture the een'ral remaEk
Ihht 80 Nesey, FROM day light TIL dark,
kees ,,, 5uen vast number. Of boxes and bales
10 compute Whlch tie common arithmetic ialls'
Nuts raisins, nne fruits from the East and the West
w java ana Mocha the cheapest ana best
AZ wGrrnoGse Is onriened WIN eaTg9es o. tea
The sun favored tropics the Indies fair land.
Inc course OF tie Nile, where the pyramids stand
tantrn AM n.tsaS.iv, anupoues, w. H.
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SPRING GELslON.- GA Wednesday, 0th inst. by
the Rev. T. f. instrsYl Frederick spring Jr To lydis
dgnshtcr q Jonn nciston, Esd ~ Of BrnoslYn.
WIGHT GREEN. At the Church - the Pilgrims.
BROOKLYN. tues az. Oct T. the Rev. H. Is. st0rrs.
u D. james y. Wrl-lt g. tarflc daughter VI the
late T. ". Green OF brooklyn.
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Bows the news agents are beins supplied with
the paDer the BOys NJ NE Worti to aay snd will
BE- ready 10 give It 10 all the boys to-norroS.
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TuRNITURE AND CARPETS "A big stock supe-
nor quaity aud low prices at II. N. CowpeTth watts
loo And l57 Chatham street Weekly and lnouthy pay
uIents tALen II deslIed.-Adp.
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VI RRIED.

Try Mrs. Minslow'- soothing syrup for all
diseases VI children, such a. tcetniug Wind collie &c.
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Quirks Irish tea cures DilliOusnsss. Quirk's
sh Tea cuTes aver complaint. Quirks Irish tea. price
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Thousands Of the sick aud suffering hnv
been made strong and Aeathy By the Peruvian syrup.
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"Inctc sans Cough Cure" dwenty cents
uottie) Tor eoayAs, ooas, and 81 hIodi diieases.
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Dr. Lyon'H Tooth Tablets
Preserve the teeth uCAutltully.
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~ SrssSvn. SstaT: sSSUs s6y q E
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Proves 10 be the Boys Of NcD York after all
Asa TOR IL; price ave eenLs.-Adp.
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m.fRINE TVrELLIG ENC n.

MINIATURE ,LMNSAc-rnfs DAY.
sun rises. D IL Sun -cls.... t6 Moon rises. IS
man wNrEr-ritte DAY.
SANDY Hook. % Gov lsltndlO As llcn Gate. u OS
Arrived SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Oct. 10 and IL
Steamship tlclnora. Portland. M lsc. and pass
Sfpalus nip Dorian, b0ricfuN. md -e and pass.
steamship fclnund. Richmond, CITY Point, and Nor -.
fuik. udsr. and piss.
Sfrtu.iHu l.'u. = Iyinnah. m is7 and PISS.
Steamship Nuiu. trgnri. ula-r. aAi PASS.
St0ausulI 1Cful nc, Liverpool M lse. an 1ass.
AIsutnf ut1tf Wv % sIl f1tst Nlss vcss'ts.
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Dvcing mud Clcnning.-The Empire Dycnr and
Cleaning GO. cal for AMI de tycr goods. HOtf o..
10 tIIg none OFFrcrsi pd bruadNay, near e.l -t.,
ls5 % ave- utar iitu ST. aud 20 Sh ay near 2ith 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-18

For Painless Tooth Drawing,
sure, 90 TO DR.. Colton's, In the Cooper In
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Al the Muscles of INV tongue mud one .idr Of
~ a.. yer uaria "a. ,og,a u arucultc. ElLLa's
JNNI- CLARK. Hui Der los nth 5th ay.
sold by AL druggists. Depot iol utu Az. Sew lVrA.
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AnttiOn noll.ts.
arnilstrq.

S,ILNER FILLING~, Soc warranted. Examine
= specimens. NrN YORK .ntal Rooms, 2d2 bin Az.
tsthi- 90 1851. beautiful set, Is gum teeth. tlOi
warranted.
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WANTED-A toy. Is or TO- taat understands The
nrghburhood. aj7 9th av.
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Dnt-s snIRrs-pEsr quality LOWEST

Boy..-s.s lor 80. o. 90 e--h.

h"N' IA TOT fN.'''i or a. ''' 2 H.
Eeep'- Patent Partly Made pre.s Sh.rt. sold =,
90 e. prices. Maze 'foW msutfl muslin and best
quality Of Irish lnci. Msrrsntd 100 every Pc reci he
very rect IN BE- On she'd los ulU competent to
rnight rHuin; nu s.tr. goo put Nos in cnl3
on. ara sew ur side seAi COst OF maternal 10 make
me dress SHIRT.
rs ~ VAN utta mrsir ~ lfr ........... 81 IS
me iinen shlft bosom u't f'c.............. 90
81 30
, Our only hns'ncss Is manu- lc'rr'ng Keeps Patent
P.ftN Nad, urNt, li.s Nr4pf .n q llr-e sctie and
at the l1wcs' pussihlo rice. An c,arinntHn our
goods wall asuni-A gentlemen VINO pay irunl $50 to
81 90 ar ts. lldcs sgfI rl-ri 40 the quality
AMI pr,r su del - ed 10 now easy II ~ make
shirts that 10 Itrf els
ktlP NANUFACrURING %.
Glory ard VINO e-ne IS ..Ht.c, 1916 aud iG7 Mer.
Ger 4 ; i'tll stur-. 81 brutfNYy.
Manufacturing ON large scale. supply the trade
at very small aaVa. zee on uil rI.t.
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WANTED-A man WHO nd,r,tands oyster bud
-, ness, coosimg AID opening. Grand Central
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DIR, MANFRED, specialist IN nervous diseases.
w., New YoTk
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dlluuo ano olL

DE~T family coal from sde5 to y per ton OF 1000
- MS dclye, ed wood 81 - o. ti95 per load. rlON
lEDf ORD cor. 27th Il. Otn Ay aud III Madison ~
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NVANTED-A bartender. with references. Corner
w Catharlne and Division sts.
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NVANTf D-1allors operators, buttouhoe makers
w and hnisners At 17S L ist SSh st.
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WANTED -JcwclIcr on Euuscsn work 8 Maiden
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- &oiiitlI.
UHE y. j. M'ALEAR Campaign cub Of the dtA
= Assembly District meets TINS VI ndayl evening,
oc 49, al O'Clock, at oS Columbia Good speakrTs
WIZ address the meeting, Ihuse fteu.} are earuestiy
lnnited osutnd. JAMES D. MckINNON, Chairman.
is DAVIS, Secretaries.
ISTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.-A meetlna
L - OF he DelOt rate kepuDcan District Comm I.
Ies OF ne i9tl Assembly District wi be held Al Cont
evening, Oct 49, as O'clock. By order,
M, Il HAnvET Secretary. SNA''.A'
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AT1gI GRAND 81. y. Y, and 10 Gwinnett e.,
N BROOKLYN anu q Ogden place. Newark, arr The best
and most reliable places TO get new scTins hne on
terms 81 per week Machines exchanged rented. ana
pared furnish plenty OF gooApaying work shirts,
aprons, Wrappers anl underglrmens given out; good
hands make tl5 per best place nearly AL street
W PIMMEL.
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MlnnfrN...mnIts.

WANTFD-A1 persons who are not paid Tor thciy
w labor Or goods 10 call ut InOEN'S low ufice, .
Murray st. room 90, advice free. Divorces obtained.
WANTED At the Whioman's Headquarters, I0a
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spttln! AOllt,..

.-..-l--------. - -~.,4.~~-~-~~~-~
WARM UNDERsuIRTs AND DRAWERS.
WARDS. WARDS. wAltDs.
ssi BROADWAY, CORNER WHITE ST.
s02 BROADWAY, CORNER tirH st.
1.lel BROADWAY, CORNER 18TH sr
EXTRA DRY CABINET
MOTT & NnANDoN.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
For sale with Tue leading dealers In wines
ANTHONY OECHs,
Sole Agent IN the United statcs.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
$4,000 distributed every nftcen days Prizes
cashcd, orders nllcd, Information furnlsisL Highest
prices pald for spanish biis Governments, &c.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers
II Wall A.. New York
OVERWHELMING EVIDENCES.
tnrca Of cIfnrrh Uiuhhcrl, and Quus by tue use OF
Dr. BRlGGs'S THROAT REMEDY. Warranted w every
case. only 90 cents bottle. sold by NlCkLEs,
druggist, corner OF Broadway aud ith u.
NEAT, sERyICEABLE FAIR or SHOES
for gents, 81 CANTRELL, 24l Atm av.
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WANTED hoy from Christian rarcnts. of anout
~ lcar-t with <-vd Recommendation aud good
handwriting, by +. W. MEILLEH, 500 Peirlst.
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WANTED good bushemen Tor taiiorine al
w custom work n. WHITE, o5t East 57th II.
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WANTED-Fouf good iiois that can buslc. and
one good cleaner AMI preslcr. Apply At 20 lamil'
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snstGutllon.

SPANISH LANGUAGE tree OF charg,, at ths
= LheudnE Hish school, l3th ST.. near bth aV Opea
oe1't' FrNate lessons a. lsy 6th ,y, ny
Prof. DE TORNOs.
80 Sn MRITINGi bookkeeping, arithmetic,
.D-.CO ruuimenla aud higher t1gllsn branches.
70 eaVh tuFter}' PAINE ~ BoNefy.
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WANTED Two tin roOfer, at ioi Washington St.
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LADIES. Wheeler & wh.on. Howe, Home,
~. AL ALI other kiuIs of SOWING macNlues sent On
MA. WORK and teacher s,n to thc house tree PAY.
ueuts taken after nrst At 81 weekly, or rented at
o. monthly. Every machine bought from us We war.
rant for I'VE years ami give written guarantee tor
Nurk for two Years THIS Is the only STEADY ana re-
laule place 10 the sowing machine Tue. We are Sven
wears IN one p.ce. 10 the ing Machine stitching
Cumuanys. 1ii Hrcckcr st.; branch office .2l3 Ay a,
between 18Th ami iith sts.
Please clii N week.
Omen from A toS
, 1875-12-02
THE NEW ORLEANS RING.

ITB MkhHEKS TnEMDI IND IN THEln nooTe.
Dtsp4tch 10 C,ne.naat Enquirer.
NEW oalEASs Nov. 2o,-Since the eommenee~
nlent Of the developments in the st. Louis whls-
liy frsuls, tho Ring here.--a most formidable Or
ganizaton, backed by banking, insurance, and
plantation interests, ,-hare been sorely agitated.
but ate confident that their work has been 50
sdroily executed tor the paat four or tlvc years,
and that their rotations with high Washington
officials ase 10 intimate. that tney sre itnpreg-
nab!e. Up to tho time Of AyeryA oisIniseA
from thu llcreoue Department. all !nforms-
tloa sout froio this city re!aslvo to tho
HING movements Was known To tue meut-
bess Of tho lling hero AS aoon ~ re-
ceived ut WaShtnStnn sinco the removal. I
change is noted. just now tao a5itAtun ia i'm.
mensa. and should lightning strike hero noxt
many valuable records thss would throw light On
the Ting movements would not be found, ~
they hayc beeu destroyed.
To-day there are throe dtstillor4ea and oysx
twenty-five recsifylng and compromising oatab-
lshneuts IN and about tho city, tho diBt,!le1iss
being owned by tho wonltbiest men in the city or
Stato. So far tho local revenue officials hAva
failed to discover even irregularltios, but o1porta
from the Treasury Department. md those whu
cannos be bought for from go, 900 to t3o. 0O0,
might doyolop material that would nearly eclipaa
tho 1t. LQuIK sensation.
, 1875-12-02
GEN ERAL NQG4LE,
No1rCEj.

a. ~ Keststered Construction Douds Of tho Chicago
I Sh Company. q shs following naalc., to-w4t:
,ass1 ~ T., Z. Bowen. Quo Drown, SARAH i. Hro~n.
T. T. Drown. ]. BsecheF, .. T. lacou Jas. X. Bur.
s:. ~. .1FFenson, Q. o. Drs~stsF, Nm. Brown. u. ..
r. 4. :. Bronson, d. .. Cobb, T. +. cods. slsry o,
es1] Carver. g. D. catairt, r =. Cooley. u.
T. 1s'{ {. 4: Dissey, J. H. Duln.tn: Thos. y: Dixon.
r.. = me&on, F. Frankeutna1 b. u. rrecmau. Fidelity,
=. + 9. Dspo.t TO-, ". II. Graham, q, A; use~n-
e u; A.aduek. .: Inghau, ": ": Keen, s4snh b.
.;iaA tn aAG:1'1s, 7. =. Kellogg J. g. lan.bett N; 4.
a'; i. aarrsoa sss 1s'ai f. t. i,lisssa, g.
IT, .Sssse:ay ssse,sey a.; N:.b; S;S1sssx Sssx
H.; IT,; & s2u,9d4s, q: J. nus.s, deofxo smth o.,
hheldon, II. Hchubart. 8. 4. anisI, i. Btaunton,
l*,,st;. q; sa.1da George F. Stone. J. " starr: y.
ia ~ Ia9loE. ]. u. Underwood, l. Ii. Van Neat, JuNs
- x.t:ss N:ss vtn Meas. Il. +. Ward, Q. i. Williams,
4 @.e. L %teG + b. vi. i Tk''ss' ( " Sa1s, atssSs
~ Whitaker, 3, r, watkins. E, i. wlnthrop'
t..9 81 Yos. uanry Young, jamts il. Young.
s. stsnf s II; ! fSsr;gs Ss s Da%es,. IL
II i:s II ~ ssi g. :ss s7s :ss IS. s. S1
as, p, ~ Il. sSs, ~, 7os. eos. i.isl' i.4
hss3 ,a75. q, 5ld i.49t. l,t4l. 62l, "; ol2
~ y. va, bnj IN. 10l. 33l ISL, 72a. 93, LISA
h. IA ~ 49, tss, 1851, III, I'LL, Liza l.a9a,
Il IL - l2s. ~, VS. ~, a.2s4. ssi s2e, tss, cas-
D. Ms' ~ 7t7 ~. .ls7 l.3u0. l,s?s4 ht3, ~,
ii fU iM taa2. l70, Gil, 15A, l113. a2l. a7
Ill ~ l:aA ~ IN. iso. 3l4, SIT. ess, lei. ssI,
a. ia@ i ~ ~ II. ~. sda, tss s9l: sse. ~,
h. III ~ W sss, to1 Lula, l,3el. 1.29o 205, 900,
t&s ~, 2ll. 4o3 3l9, ~, are, by resolution
sn e.m5a .5a Of Directors Of said Company. orlsrsd
ksnsd da = n snd raid and ths satpe will bo 70
96s. ~ 1e 70 ohos Of Tbs Company on aud ufter tho
~: - January, 4. D. 1ait. The holdgsv Of said
a. tsn nss:h} loLihe4 thsreof, and That Oh SUI,
Id III, ~ u d., Of J.uu.s}. 4. D. lsIs. tho said
EsMM ~ oease 70 bAax l1tarss{,
efas1 of IhA Board oi Directors.
;Akes .n.- =. :. WATklNS, Pstaidsnt
~ = r; ;HgnEia, s4e!.sasy, -.