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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-12-30
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, 4.
LxAvESwOsIH COUNTY,


In the District Q. .urt Of sad Cs.sty sd STAT.
EDWARD GELL;srIE Executor of the Last
viii and Testsmen' Of JOH-, GELLISPIE, de-
ceased. fiaipr6,
BERTHA KING, DfNNIs MeISERNEY, MAR
GAREf hcIaEkNEY, The BOARD OF
COUNTY CONNiS IUNhR Rs Of Ienveuvorth b
County, ard The Mutual LOAN AND
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS of Lsavenwortr,
Kansas, defendants.
loa, the above-nsmed defendant, Bertha King
are hereby noiihed that you h,,s b-sn sued 10
the sbnys-eEiitled Tction, in the sbove-eniitlsd
Count tDgei her With the other d. PENDANTS thereia
ntueJ, md you fu, her notinef tha' the
aboye-Bsmed piaiDtih fled his p-'iIicn In the
sbove-enti'ied osus. on the 18th day of De-
cemier, 1875, the object and PRAYER Of which
peii ion !, 20 obtain judgment for S2io
and interest thereon ten cent per aouIn
rom the IslS Gay Of Sc tsmbar. 1872. lsss s.. 80
d a oie made by you self nd George King !;
Geo e King Of SAM dat- an al-o. two per cent.
o tie smo.nt foIud due or Attorney fess and.
ai-o for or ord~r and dsere~ for tho pale Of The
10 ] wing d~'crifei lands and ienemsnts 0 tua. .
in Iesvenvo.th County. Kasss. te-vit:
he no Ia halt % the beast quarter Of see-
ii n tsent' three t23 in foslsbip eleven IN. Of
n" e tv.nfv, esst Of the 81 y " on the 'ore-
closure Of . mortgage made oy you and your said
husbz d, on toe eb dA- o. Sep snb- q, 1877 and,
ether defer dants In and 10 tns said lands, and
that unIes. you ansv.r The said petisies by
the 18th day Of F.b uAry. ISIS the petifon viii b
t.sen ,true, aud Judgment sndered thereon &C.
eordingiy-
DKcENsGR IS, 1878 Attorneys for Plsin'tG.
Dec 10th dit v-5t.
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sPAM TIE BIRDS.

The Chanute Times statss that "a strong
effort will be made BY the agricultural in
terest Of our people this winter, to secure
the passage Of an act by the Legislature .e
punish BY fine and imprisonment any per.
son found guilty Of buying, selling, barter.
ing, trading, or otherwise disposing of 70,
gain, grouse, prairie chickens, quail o,
other insectiverous birds. A bill embody.
ing the substance OF the above ought te
meet the approval OF all professions, ever
the sportsmen could not ask one more lib.
eral The wholesale slaughter and shin
ment Of birds that have been engaged in
for the last two years has provoked the
criticism Of foreign States"
Such . Law should be passed. The
slaughter of birds in this State is now ne
garded as a crime, and come law should be
enacted to save these little friends of the
farmer.
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ERRATA.

We did not expect Col. Anthony, of the
Leavenworth TIMFs, to have Mr.. Legate
incarcerated in the Kansas Penitentiary
and eypatriated at the same time. For
Gods sake don't infiict any other people
with him, but let him e1piqte his crime at
home.-Uiomi Repubiican.
Well, well, We won't qsarrel about this
matter. We would prefer sending him to
Alaska Territory. He would make q
good Governor, for the natives.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

1t is gratifying fact that nIne-tenths o'
the solid men of eayenworth GenOunce The
late verdict Of mot guilty" as mere
mockery of justice. Many persons express
the opinion freely that the jury wal
packed. There was probably not twelve
men OF ordinary intelligence, in the county
of Leavenworth, who had not "formed and
expressed an opinion" 1t Is proposed I"
prosecute one of the jurymen for perjury
merely AZ a caution TO scoundrels.
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DESPERATE.

Our citizens will easily understand how
public sentiment is manufactured in favor
Of the Infamous proceedings during the late
trial, when We state that individuals lost to
honor and to truth sent special kilograms to
the press, that Ex-senator Crozier and
Mayor Alternately swore on the trial that
they would not believe Anthony on oath"
IT was base lie, but it plainly shows what
desperate means are resorted TO 10 sustain
perjury and assassination.
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Posr-oFFICE CHANGES IN KANSAS,

During the week ending December %, 1875
furnished by VIM. Van Week, Of the
Post Office Department.
EsTABLIsHED-Floral, Cowley county
Lyndes b. Stone, postmaster.
PosTMssTERs APPOINTED Cedaryille
Smith county, james H. Johnston, post
master; Coopersburg, Rice County, S. S
Bogarth; Grange, Pottawstomie county,
Ms. Mary A. Springsted; Green Elm
Crawford county, George W. Mostetter
Labette, Labette, county, James W.
Gouldon; Lilly, McPherson county, Jo,
seph A. Foster; Meadowbrook, johnson
county, Martin Kenneday; Valley Forge
Smith county, Stephen Caggett.
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N'w YORK, December .4--Tls.ert. Y
,he bodies Of two men W found on ,,,e
Goad side, within 500 il.r of eacsl he.
near Naverly, y. j. Both v we
dressed. One / al his throat cut, ard in
his pocket was found kui:e, with wall
II - su o>eu he suicidad. He bore tie
appearances OF being German, as- -a 70 y
i've ihe other was 4 man OF twenty-five
he had pistol woCrd in his temple, al
under his body was an empty revolver
this Is also supposed suicide. Neithe
Of The bodies have been inentil u.
y London telegram saws that dispatches
from the seat OF war i'll Herzegoona state
that a great battle took place on Thursday
last near Nitchitza, lasting nearly all day.
There were 10000 troops engaged. The
Turkish forces claim 4 decisive victory.
Fighting on both. sides was desperate and
the losses severe.
The business meeting of Piymou h
Church tong ht was not largely attend, |.
Inc moderator read new letter itom NJ !,
Emma {. Moulton, and Mr.. Sherman TO-
lowed with a report Of the examining CON-
mittee thereon, in VIII ch they coneede her
demands in the following resolutions:
Resolved, That this church accede tc
| the dem; lds oi MIS-. En- ma G. Moulton
| Tor the call OF muidal council 10 advis,
this church and Mrs. Noulion upon tn,
two questions submitted by her in hel
memorandum OF Dec 25, 1875. which ar,
in the following words The actio
| OF the church in droppip,
| me from its embership as it did are il
reasons for this valid and sufficient? NJ,
action in abstainiDg 50 long from the servii
| Ces and sacran ents OF the church, while
did not wish TO withdraw IRON lis member
| ship: were my reasons for this valid al
| sufficient?
Resolved, That special committee O
five be appointed be appointed by tn
Moderator, who shall have power and au
thcrity In the name and on beh II OF thi
church, TO prepare and issue eiters an,
missives for the calling oil the muiua
council thereby aSsented TO, and tha
The committee are directed 10 NEE
at such time and place, tomorrow evening
as shall be designated by The chairman o
the committee. And ihe clerk of tn
church Is hereby directed TO notify Mr..
Moulion, forthwith, of the time and plac
of such meeting, and TO invite her TO b
present in person, or by her Representative,
ior the purpose OF drawing up and signin
the letter missIve
Resolved, That the said committee AZ
hereby authorized and directed TO selec
the churches and ministers 10 be convene
in mutual council, to the number hereto
fore sreC.ned by Mrs. Moullon, aud 10 issu
the letters missive TO an equal number G
churches and ministers, 10 lie named b
Mrs. Moulton, and they are further directe
to appoint the meeting OF said Council fo
the earliest practicable day.
Resolved, That the Clerk OF this Churc
is hereby instructed to forward copy G
this resolution Immediately to Mr.. an
| Mrs. Moulton.
This was adopted.
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ST. LOUIS, December 25.-Mrs. John A.
Joyce, while visiting her husband AT Jefer-
son City, Thursday, had her baggage
searched by detective, ostensibly to ascer-
tain il it contained bonds or other valua-
bles, but really, it is asserted by those who
know, TO capture, If possible. the CORES
pondence between Gen. Babcock and oil.
Joyce Nothing was found except the
wearing apparel OF Mrs. Joyce and her
child.
The Board OF Police Commissioners have
issued orders to arrest everybody engaged
in selling Missouri State lottery tickets, or
tickets of anv other lottery scheme.
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GEORGE C HUME ESQ.

Our citizens, for the past few days, have
given our old friend George c. Hume, Esq.
a most cordial welcome. For the past
three wears Mr.. Hume has been the leading
editor of the St. Louis Journal. He is
cooi, deliberate writer, and his editorials
always exhibit evidence Of sound judg'
ment. He is, moreover, regarded as gen.
orally fair and Just. We trust continued
success will attend him in his future jour
nalistic career. He left last night for hi
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Consolidation Of the Revenue CoIIec-
ton Districts.
Retirement Of s644, 555 Legal Ten
der Notes.
Siam to be Well REPRESENTED at the
Centennial.
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Mo. P. R. R., in New York.
Commemoration Of the Adoption Of
the Star SpangIed Banner.
Moulton Sues Beecher for $50,0CO
Damages.

NEW YORK, December 2S-Mayor Britton,
OF 81. Louis, presided to-day at the numer.
ousiy attended meeting Of the stock holders
Of the Pacific Il. T., of Missouri A resolu-
tion was offered that the chairman be re-
quested to ask each director, whether or no.
he would abide by and comply with the
action OF the meeting. When expressed by
a stock vote, ii brought several directors tC
their leet. Jas. III. B.ker, of the direc.
tors, said that If the resolutiOnwas adopted
he would leave tire meeting, and he though,
his colleagues would do the same, inasmuc!
| rs 1t was an insult to them. They came
here TO attend a meeting OF gentlemen, and
they proposed to be treated as such, or els,
they would not remain. The other director.
present, Samuel Hays, president OF the road
ID. X. Garrison, John Tousey, Andrew
Piece and VIM. ii. Coffin, expressed thei
intention of leaving unless they wer,
| treated with proper courtesy. Baker con
| tinued, saying that the directors emphati
cally denied the charges made agains
them by the stockholders they were with
out any foundation. The meeting was :
stormy one throughout, and adjourned with
out action.
Ihe Board OF Aldermen have ordered
that in commemo, alton Of the adoption Of
the Star Spangled Banner by the Continent
al army, as its standard, on January lst
lT6, the national ensign be displayed
from sunrise 10 sunset, on every publ.
building in the city, on New Years Day
aud that prop ietors Of hotels, places o
amusement, Al other public places, and
masters of vessels in harbor, be requested
to display their flags on that day. Th,
| aldermen hope this commemoration may
he general throughout the country.
Judge Donohue has forfeited recogniza
| ton on several indictments for felony
against the fugitive Tweed.
When Henry Ward Beecher returned
home from the church meeting at late
hour last night, he was served with sum
mons and complaint in a suit for mali
cious prosecution, instituted by Francis d
Moulton, in the Supreme Court OF King,
county, for S5O, 600 damages.
Alex. Duncan, to whom was conveyed
sundry pieces of real estate, valued a
$3.50, 900, at the time of the failure of Dun
can, Sherman 4 Co., has determined t.
place himself Oh footing with the genera
creditors Of the firm, by reconveying tn,
property absolutely to Judge Shipman, tn,
assignee, for the benefit of the creditors
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The Herd Law.

We zee that the people of Leavenworth.
Miami, and several other counties are hold.
ing meetings for the purpose of discussing
the question Of State Herd Law. The
reports We have seen of the meetings held
in Leavenworth county, indicate that the
farmers there are not yet resdy to favor
Hard Law that shall operate throughout
the State. They believe in letting the Law
remain Is it is, 80 that each county can
vote it up or down, - it deems best.
Gasdte.
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Assisnee's Notice.

>-urIC- - pEaEBY GIyrE 10 all t,e c, ed
y i.sT OTJ Srsrz, Of L-4venworth tity.
4 p A. - -ii', On Thar .da. .S- 6-h 6zy OF
A., 80 =; m oisc-, No SlJ stre I,
rt s1 20 Ie- strgoi -, zId Cs.unty e,s-
enc .. % y eOf 3psa ''- e-ec, publicly. 70
afi.f.t- y Il ,Il,v oe.aisrd, >g itst he ard
q -ets A. god =, n, Dy sid Z aTs, for tho
La. se1t Of Al! .Ee g. .siitois
1OGGE 5. WOODWARD,
Assignee oi J. X. EAiA
,ease-~oltb, Kansas, Dscsn Der srd, 1876,
dsc3-dI-vSmo
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This sum was, during that year, distribu-
ted to the school districts with the excep-
tion Of Sl.6l6.00, which was paid for the
support of the functional Journal, and the
sum of S3S.516.4S, which was left in the
treasury undisiributed. This fund is dis
tributed semi-annually, in the months of
March and July, among the several coun-
ties of the State, and through the counties
to the school districts in proportion to the
number of children residing therein over
the age of FIVE and under 81 wears. In
this distribution the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction draws orders on the State
Treasury in favor Of the several counties,
which orders are transmitted to the coun-
ty treasurers who are thus enabled to draw
the money from the State Treasury, the
money received into the county treasures
is distributed into the several school dis
tricts on orders drawn by the County Super
intendents, in favor of the several school
district treasurers.
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Nr. LoCIs, Der-mter IL e,ec,iye
ONeii bought a lottery ticket, TO-DAY, in
the sub-o,Hce OF W. Ii. Ro,'hild, and then
arrested hin for selling the ticket. The
accused was admitted 10 5ail, and the Ca. /.
set for the thi-;e, J.h iH,:. The purpose i.
10 test the Constitution on The recent order
OF the Board Of Police Commissioners, to
arrest all SenGers OF lottery tickets. The
case will he carried TO the highest courts.
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PHILaDELrHIA, December 21.-The Sec
retAry OF the Centennial Commission has
received letter announcing that the edi-
tors OF Indiana anu their wives, numbering
IN all about two hundred persons, will Wis
it Philadelphia ABOUT the 10th of January,
Tor the purpose of viewing the Centennial
buildings.
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MADRID, December 2S.-Intelligence has
Just been received from the Philippine
islands giving the details of a dreadful
hurricane there, on the 18th of last MONTH
The storm was particularly severe in the
provinces Of Alban and Cananies. In the
Island OF Luzon 30 lives were lost and $50
dwellings destroyed. Many cattle perished
and the crops in all directions are ruined.
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 2I.-News
from San Diego says tie repor ell rev, Ia
ton at San Raiaii, Lover California, i, =
canard.
The steamer "Oceanicr arrived, this
evening, from Hong hong.
The Japan Gazette OF tie gih inst,
says ;hat Thanksgiving was celebrated H.
due form by the American residents vt
Iokohoma. japanese, of all classes, Z
Intensely anxious for the spread of edu, =
ton. New schools are opene and edu. =
ton eHGOwmenis made by in jviduals, =
most daily. \ few days ago ne Emprc> B.,
in person, opened normal school ipr girls,
AT Tokia, and delivered an address.
An envoy has been sent 10 Corca, a. It
fore-runner OF a more important mission.
The Hong Kong "Pre,s,' OF November
20ih, says a destructive hre has visited
Manila and great number OF lives lost.
and much valuable property destroyed.
At Alba, the flood, caused by the srC IN.
ruined the harvest ID = feared there y a,
be a lack of help for the rext year. \
number of vessels were lost on The coast.
and many bridges, houses ana other stIuct-
ures swept away. The storm was accom-
panied with several shocks OF earthquake.
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TRENTON, December 27.-The anniver-
sary OF tLe battle of Trenton. to-day, was
attended with good deal OF enthusiasm,
Notwithstanding it was confined altogether
TO the citizens OF Trenton. About 1000
persons were engaged There was one mil
itary company, and all the others were in
companies made up from citizens, without
uniform, but supplied with arms from the
State arsenal. Gen. Washington, and
Genls Sullivan, Green and Mercer were
all personated, also Col. Rail and othe :,
OF the Hessian and British army. The
movement ol the troops began at s o'clock.
and the fighting, through the streets, be-
tween the contendiuy armies, reached its
heighth about ten O'Clock. The surrender
took place at Assunpirk creek, and wa,
received with cheers. In the afternoon,
addresses were delivered TO large audi
ence, by Gen. Campbell, Gen. Pushing,
Wm. A. Barton and others. An immense
crowd Of troops dined at Washington Hall.
The day passed of without an accident.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

The TAlEGF KANSAS.
WORT COUNTY
In TIE Iy1J1fs Co,sTt, in and for sId Counfy.
In the matter o. the Es'a'e
CHAEiE> {. GASI, Deceased.
CrsG.torl aud al other persous infeIe-tsd In the
aEJre aid = ate, are ner.ny uotih-i that at the
ext re-. term O: the Probate Court, IN and for
-HiI oanJy, 70 b. Desun and he'd at the Court
10. NJ n the '.ty end ustv Of LsaveB worth,
-ra'e a O.. .. aid the irst Nnndfy in th. month
o. IA Yuars- a. i~7s 1 shall apply to the said
court o. e fJI ard 5nAi seiflsmsn OF sid E-tsr.,
-1it: On ne Isr No day ni Februar.. 1876.
MACY e. VAST, ASm'n strz:rix,
Df'H. 1Lss Z. MAST, Deceased.
;esven~OTth City, DecerIber 2t;h, A. ID. 1875.
dec2y-siy
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NEW ORLEANS December 2S.-E. l..
Pierson, the Republican member of the
Legislature from Nstchitaches, was shot
and instantly killed on Sunday by Co.grove
editor of the 'Vindicator. The difficulty
grsw out OF the abuse OF Pierson BY Cos
grove in his paper
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PROVIDENCE, December 27.-The coro-
ner's jury IN the case OF child killed in
It's mothers arms by the kick OF drunken
father, in Westerly, returned a verdict that
the person from whom the father purchas-
Ell the liquor which made him drunk was
guilty OF the murder. The father, Phillip
Gallagher, was held in 81 GOO to answer be-
fore the Supreme Court
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WILKEsBARRE, December 2S.-An ex-
piosion from ire-damp occurred to-day in a
Hutchinson mine, near Kingston, killing
three men, and seriously burning number
OF Others. The explosion was in a portion
OF the mine not in use. A wall had been
erected between the two parts, but an open
ing was made through it, some boys, against
orders, went through with burning lamp /;
terrific explosion followed, and Dennis,
Foster, Martin and Ryan were killed,
while some boys and several others standing
near were badly burned. James Hutchin-
son was blown into a pool OF water,
face downward, and held there by the de-
bris until life was extinct.
PTrrsBURG, December 2S.-Thomas 5.
Danston, one OF the proprietors Of the Pitts
burg Gazette, died at his residence in this
city, this morning, OF consumption. His
health has been failing for two years. but he
has been unable to attend to business only
during the past year.
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MoSTPEIIER, December 2S.-A broken
rail on the Vermont Central railroad,
threw the Boston n Montreal train from
the trace, this morning. The passenger cars
went over an embankment, wounding many
o. the occupants, two seriously.
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LOUISVILLE, December 27.-The Courier
Journals" Lebanon, Kentucky special re-
ports the killing at that place to-day, Of
two men, one, a citizen OF Louisville. the
other of Lebanon. The dispatch says that
Thos. H. Chandler, marshal Of Lebanon,
summoned a number oil men to assist in ar
resting Geo. +. Northcraft, whose conduct
at the lime was very disorderly; when sp-
preached by Chandler and citizens, he re-
sisted arrest, and called on some rouyhs to
assist him in evading the Others. A gener-
al row ensued, number shots being fired
by both parties. Chandler, the marshal,
killed Northcraft, and some Of Northcraft's
friends Immediately killed Chandler A
general excitement followed the killing.
but 10 other rows occurred.
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4 tp.fpnllpr
! of consnI;da,i,g the internal reranna col.
| Iac,;o, d;s,rirts tbropobout ,bs corn,-v
has haen cornnIeted and the nnmbar re-.
drcsJ fron 30 N isY The ,nnu,I sar.
inc will mo shont $50 COO n.orjy S1oO OG0
Of which i salaries alone and tLa remain.
Jar far of;c.. rent s,a,ionar, ~ ,'' yc Tbe
forca Of clerks has hen evtens;veiv Pa.
JrosJ ,I,honob i,IIv a. r,.nv J.nnt, o,,J
| iac,nr, VIII ha reonired a. ~ ,I,e whoI.
nu,nbs- of d;s,r;ciS ysr. !, or;1,ancs
Ex"Gov MI "f \ prssid.r, oi
! Tho Na,;nnaI I-n;on I a."ra 81 .n,aric.
La-, o",n,arn,,nd.J ,ha 7ao,;n,, or,l.rall
,". py,;iaSa,nhia No., nonth an,i oanvanl
81 81 q - -,
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Tho oc,-o,af ,Lo T-... hoe or
| E;n';s 60 - @ .; H
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| - D.. v "':'t I - 10
on",har III Lii - asa ,Sn o',a.ns
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Give il I'm.

1t is announced that Hon. J. F. Iesa,e
has returned fion Washington, and still
Col. D. r Anthony, postmaster at Leaven-
worth, has not aresigned." What can be
the nattey?-Suhiao Hzuld.
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CINCINNATI, December 27.-Yesterday
the storm did considerable damage in
Southern Ohio. At Catawba, Clark county
a new Methodist Church was wrecked
Damage, $1,000 In that vicinity and in the
neigbborhood Of McConnellsville TIE
streams are at food height, sweeping away
fences and out-buildings, hay-stacks and
bridges.
Diebald, Norris d Co., manufacturers oi
iron safes at Canton, Ohio, made an assign.
ment Amount of liabiIities and asset.
not stated.
A" Commercials" Riverton, Ky., special
saws while the workmen were repairing the
tunnel On the Eastern Kentucky railroad
last evening, mass OF rock weighing sew
eral tons, fell, instantly killing J. ". Bauer
road master, Robert Allen and Jack
Thompson, section men, and badly injuring
Geo. Barney, section foreman.
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MEMPHIS, December 27.-TIe steamer
NIinneoia, Capt. Skunk, OF the Memphis &
Cincinnati line, from Cincinnati for tnis
city with about 100 tons OF miscellaneous
freight, struck a hidden obstruction about
three o'clock this afternoon, at the head or
the outlet. some 40 miles above here, and
within 1--WE minutes filed and turned over,
a portion OF her cabin floating of. There
we're Il cab passengers and some deck
passengers on board, but by means Of the
lie boats and other means, they ogeih.r
with the crew, were saved, and were brou2h
here tonight. The boat will prove tot
loss. S.e was valued at $1,000, and in
sured in the E1reka, Of Cincinnati, for
$4,000.
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WAsHISGIos, December 27.-The Conn
troller Of the Currency has ca ed upon III
National Banks for a report, owing thei.
condition at the close OF bushes. on Fri
dav. tie 18th Of neoember.
Mr. Maueshai.. the Mexican Minister.
denies that he has made arrangements 20
secure immigration mo exicO.
The .ub committee Of the House commit
zee OF sppropri it'ons, expect 10 have .Se
pension, We. Point, academy, and con,u-
lar and diplomatic appropriations rcsdy to
report, on ,he Ie-assembhng oil the Horse
OF Representatives.
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Note to editors--Ihe above telegram is
given for what it Is worth. No conirma-
tiOn vi any disturbances at Bayou Sara.
Marshall J.. Young arrived here tc-asy
TO find his prisoner, Postmaster Cal her,
oil Jackson, i'll the parish prison, where he
came of his own accord. lie discla;ms any
knowledge OF the parties in ma,Ls who cap
tured Marshall Young and himself sub-e-
quently telling both TO 90.
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BALTIMORE, December 2s.-The Mayor
of this city, in official recogniticn of the
beginning Of a new century in the life of
our Republic, has directed that the great
hell on the City Hall, and the bells OF the
Fire Department, De rung ior hall an hour,
commencing at midnight OF Friday. The
dome Of the City Hall will te Illuminated.
On Saturday, National flags will lie raised
ON ali the municipal buildings, and citizens
are requested to display the National en-
sign from their residences and places OF
business.
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Gone to Alaska,
.-Rola Spint.