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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

,,,,,..-,o ,oo-,.. NEgYogS. Tgesaay, Oct TO- $50
less sctic than o. pevou- h BON jobbors and com
eg. g@ 81 ~ ~ - m M r.1 , d Gg ca S ANY rl , i b. ID @
All iYl & u,,a ~ ~ ,a. Z. l, & o. % ~, M I' , /" & g., s 81
n, .3 l''' Zoo '.s h3i e'Mn, .'' D,l ,@, & ,' ~ r
far snnrat tat. ant lok for attr iup.oy,ut n
alo' "c.h rtnt- have continued hrn and l' cone. .-s's
COTfON GOODS have l,sn qr', nu. steady, l.d r7i,cs
wcre steadily nm:iluri New tr" s'ccia wrI' ".' INT
stools &C., ~, rU. of ro-r wcc hsh aul come goods are
T'EoW% ~I,IEiINC, sad sUIHTNG- were in Grn Re-
mani aan si.ady g, ur iaI-'i pri. .-,.....
rani A. r sc, ,-s ca-,v sol ur blt Dr' .r "a ,,lr
Gn.et, o. some oal'u.ty was "a be- mg'n- ia.n 1t
c5rI5S fiA;NEts in enc ralss wen ycr erm nd
Dri,,ro v'rr mostly made pr'''as onicr. lo0 rrn''
GoH,EfJEiS- 'na ssTTEENa stock being r'h.r
his. t. il'' ,, ' W., r., ,'' '.., 81
eSgolt ua. shortened us supply aud tended to Hliataia
eiy.oI e,s O., he T.. s'., 6 f'o' l ,5, s.' ,,,"e % ae'a
DNrp rrct- Ayp oENIHs closed ql.., s.a in oa,y
iioki.a,. aNp sraIFl--A Indicate mo'on.4, at
RoLLtD ttCuN.. .--iIau ae'i. hau.' fr move
I1iS ,'li.'- r.,.I.'.t .tI.tlt la. .t. u.r... s.s
qnisi end ' au' Hr w', .r' '..i I ,','r LIE VII.
cs,ra - ,ai .rli r.. ,a.' t.- . b. .'tt, ,.....,.
ruNI--Iar. fancy fi h'uri" ,s,' ",r' in ','l.r a.
over or.. f., h- ror 'ud r.a'g a.rs'' A'Hf
- roF .q.l o. ttr trugnd. Wae r-t"n .,.h t,n ."'
To ia.,os.,r s. e.re ll',. C'c..o ".a.a l'a
clzGl,.,- y,tsq 70. a-.at., aD' Ar'. '','.' were
sHir- la,i ... o. soo, quality sold vs. .H, sna oflsfs
s-It,'i. ''.. .aa v.-....,r go s...'y d,uu'. ,ut
w,ol,... H.u... .7'. r,-lrr.t.i..
cla.,r q.t fa. ,,a,- ,f .,r.ir. tr.ra .ai Ncaar,
",i' fr', i-I D.. .., i'' -" i.. f......., ,.,.
ton b.l. hose. ...rs 500, lft.'r. '''' gu..t ,
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OFFIcE PANAMA RAILROAD coHrASY. }
Bnslness Chances.
TO PRINTERS.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
For SALE the extensive PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr the " Nation Prrss," situated nc No u
Rose st.. property OF the lata John Ross.
employs eghtyye hands, and l. worked up
10 ts full capacity lew Of the larg st patrons 0f no house,
il Their eds hundred thousand
dollars per annum have Instructed the undersigned salts
factory sale be made guarantee 10 Tire purchaser con-
tinuante ~ their patronage for indefinite time
The presses all new AMI ~ the most approved models
The type all other material ami abundant for
book, news and fancy printing.
The properly sO by order of the Court and Offers
wishing embark in safe aud prOnt
business that have been exc,s in sag enter
Irsc.
JOHN ]. MURPHY, Administration,
No. ~ J0hnsL, New-YOrk.
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Pigeons, H. |? dol 25dl 30

Exports - potatOes, CAB tbs Potatoes rlv
chang lots sell lc lower ON tate in
bulk, sJd 40 - %, very plenty generally
lower ~, west closed 0ut ut aboItrl bDl.
Russia tiI1ipa ARE plenty and lower. Quotations,
POtGnc ub.....sH |u - 70 White. s. 2Ju-1 70
Do. Common . opH . 81 TlUu-. Russ!a
Do Sweet Del 1j1 % % bbL............. J ODU J %
Do DO Va. l jud 90 PumrEirs, p 700 3 Goa . 90
SauaslIr-, Mar Cufuu pres
row hi ....... 75a ] 90 ons bDl...... 0 400 90
Onions, Yellow
and Red, bbl,.. J 31a ] 81
STrBRfts.
Honey inquiry. b-,tcs prices The sup
ply Is sill In Oi the demand.
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Good or'hnsTy.;;......- -.

500" 'illl'l - NIJ5Iirr lG1ts
For fnurc delivery there vas moderate busli ,t i o
vs,ce oi g. &c sales vCs;e Gay alter p M
s IS Doeerrer 100 laasc; April 100 ll4ci tgl
do0ses Irst can today october, 500, lie FcauIy hol
No7e.bcI loo ii lee January, loy ll5e' IeeTE1Ji VA
taies- Tlifi csH-JuR, s0H, 12i7arc total 200 hales
saes 10 dsy up To .. Ocoher, l0n l.c 800 ll}rc
$40 l1l.c: o. II i-c; GOO, II agc.i Dtct 4nci,
So II &c; 500 Ilso. ZOE $e ]aunaTy 5oc li's55S So
SSiG 1i5c 100 Be-. 200, lli's2c.; 2to l'Sc |uu
IL 400 iisc.: Fe5ruuy, 100 llisc.; 400 l!'slc;
81 Ii5c 200 llas2c.: March! o, llAszc Apl a. I.O,
NV zoo l2c; 5Ot, 12't,c august, 100, i2'yc tol
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oe ps yN g 75sss 80 MsTd rd,d Ugveg sros - so9s
fsSerslraw BAY so'spS sSpSS,,ad1phi sSSSs27 RanrDSre
Oak yard piecs delivery iDeluded. Grass higher on
siaaerYB -e usual going on e PTeyoas prices
We 3 patent sperm, Sse Parsihne, lOd2Oc'' heuned
Bprses eseDiale meets with moderate movement et
- ,esav Gguits Of % 20 = Dbl h5 0It lliS -, -
I'D say sos,I &s5 & 5Gsi4 Keeae s 75ss fr Coarse and
4$ii Is fos Pine la Foge Portland - IO"s4 20 aAa
i@s, @s,9y TS has 6csa aul at 4ac gold German, ana
stSg&' hn;ee very iair @sysme1t na, been ,,; e.
t AMI without no eeaie is.nis W we
hoSse - 5S scotch DO IS asi seau $3.50 so Proy1a
ss s., 8 ,oSS2 oTSraBa Gas s5as % Cumberland SOFT and
pso.d tor and Clarified s5as3 20 ana Ahhraoe sA4''
By 9s has eoninuedyery quiet for santo Doungo
oeSgse for MarDo l4ai6e icr Caracas ana i%4i'o ii
e. Mid Coaee dun and UNCHANGED RIO was
so ba Still quiet owing 10 scarcity: 6aSs ex MARI s
T. - sod here private tern7 and IN BALTIMORE !oD!
M eE Aqa1Hsfbcr bcr a. u f Bran l il g row bays and in
iaSTe gJ7 lsga General qgQtauo9s are AZ follows faoL
eI1la@G Prime. l9ai9lc; extreme range for lcts'
IS2Se; siurapore II else Naive Ceyou l6 Sc MAJ
1eal99 Cosia kica CGi8c MeNcai. I6'2al72e saye
MIA l5e 81 Porto llSe ioa1 -G & Mania 15i9S
l9s; l9c5s6;TsFFfSGE sF sToCK-Ony moderate movement has
efsosds s2 50 Hoops i8 feet Ordinary 10 Prime sS3
hS5 he feet DO s27d$3O Moldsses sh9oEs 81 inches
viii ess 81 500 i2i sugar shools with iteads 81 h'S 7
a. S6Gs. 50 do SO inchCh 81 Ou@@z BOX ShOOhS' 'V~
r.. Rum SLO1ks. 81; Pine Sl0Oks. 50 JOGsE 80
'C0pDAGE-T,e usual business has been done ~ late
o'oaiioros Maula COTGage, sizes above lZluci,I an"
nav Rope l41c. q ib do. DO. l2ur1li 45G@ 90. 90
fi1can and 9threal, l5Lc. Manila Cort,ec hot Foie
y.rns ice: do 60, 6tbreSd and 9thIea,, go 40 " tde
ii1es IgI,C TaIred Manila lac. Fine lalpd .l#hla lA,
Nam i5Ic: Sissl Rope lO2G: do. l2tbroaG ne 40; D.
,,f au thread &c: TarTed Slsal Lo 1an I've he
Tsed ~is8 do. II Lc.: Hussa Hemp iarred NoIdaT l'
HaCked HOIiD IaTrgd Culise i@'i lh'ed Aine
81, Tail I&c.; Fine do. uo Is - --.. -.
COTrONIhere was Hcdsidtt business on 3o SpUt ~ @
.dv ana utlauged lriCes There rhas MI more
for export with cortru n hruess ip ld' oo0 ne
s a ne p1rfs wefp "a baiCs against l55O5 h6lcS
;s dav last wech and ~ SO bales this dry st year Vt
since sept l. 4ISSJ2 hslCH against S5o5 VaSs uui4u- ,
arne time year l,Si3 bales Niich
I0s last evening including for eNror 0f DacH il Di,
feU On aud tZ7fOr spcculsOn $40 bales were othFcu
- ~ -. .LLl o nmn
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Dlpioeno Notices.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY CoMPANY.-Norce is hereby siyen that
DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS and FIFrY CENTS
PER SHARE declared the preferd stock OF the
Chicago Milwaukee and Railway Company able
az the ooe OF the Company No % william OF the oh day
the 2Oh September ard eOpcned the 10Th day Of
October neNt JULIUS WADSMORIH, Eice-I resident.
d 1876
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being prices higher than the facts justify
Exporters that they are willing 10 pay Soc
for fancy State Hops, but know Of choice being
offered them at that prcc-realy handsome Hops bright
faults Of any hndoT which they would pay the price
Another Instance s that OF who brought IN largo and
bandsOe single growth Of 27 bales and thoroughly tried tic
market with hcm The best Offer that he obtained 81
interior TO try 70 work markc 20 rate that VIII justify
their purchasca aud let them Brewers continue 10 set
with caution OF l3 bales old at lGc; - bales
state So 81 Do BE- 22 DO &c. and 30 choice at &c. the
state prne,nev Pb33 ass wisoonsns ......... sa18
Do f9ir-..:....20 AL Yearhngs 50 10
State Prime, old ..2l ~ Olds all gTOwhs...... a
State, fair 20 gOOd.....l3 ala
MILK.
The daily receipts for the week at tho various points
distribution as follows by Erie Railway, 73
cream. 2.9ii milk Harlem Railroad 2292 DO. Nov
Haven Railrl, 6l5 Hudson River Railroad 400 do.
Midland Railroad. 500 milk % Of miscs
laneOus near by routes, 1875 milk; total $3.50
milk OF 40 quarts each The price which the surplus has
beel sold 90 the platform during the past week averaged
81 bl beginning AZ II 10 declining 81 oO then advancing
TO the closing price OF ~ -, MIX hes been In Of the
demand, leaving goOd deal during week
The average price or september 20 the farmer
LIVE POULTRY AND GAME.
We shan introduce quotations Of dfced7bOut next week.
little f. already coming In from the West Ohio
fowls and chickens good order sod at ljr Near by,
to send turkeys tanners shUud mber that all The Old
toms eho1d Dc faitened aud before hc holidays
Better have them Toy Thank gyng. After ihe holidays they
not varied, and inure The sac ~ Lot, containing them
Live fowls ann chickens the market and 20 0f slowly at
lower prices Dealers are looking Tor dressed iusteadoi
live IL very difficult to sell lots especially which
poor Pardgc- plenty and few
Hight pigeons ave been received Sta fed sell - 7fdS
rabbits haIcs and squirrels coming forward The latter
scarcely pay freight Beerea tie squirrels at home. We
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
\. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR riE WEEK ENDING OCr 10. lo.i.
fr,,,rssA,y Tor Cir ~ y TRIBUNE hg BeDOrtorl

1IIeT1T
only GOOD 4l!icr- and other expenses eat
osr ru-s Pat everything n ror "irrr AZ Hl'i'cn
scgr., eramtu nation often ln3A sale where dry
p4 ace or q ,uly appearance ia" Pack -tur N 20 't
allow the C0uiclts 70 change a1nui 80
4 eiy uf cica., r44, nr,ut 'ig-W Wi crrN MARX pi.
W,L pI,1-a stencil plate b. Def ahd note "s 'lo
tq-r. tls amount. also -cud Hirf ~ ''ir
.39, time ata tu sent Ge tout" me &c Au ii-
lo.l t!,p b, iIslorc IN .4Ttl oi 10Y Always
-icsuEte. Sccufv Tor Nofi-ii I'hlt
Ton goods put M best eayc 50 b't No' mars ~ h
demand.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

pecputs f Tast wee, rs uaes rjpmrntq, . 22s bales
A. H. R.c,ara0uh latest ccoar Las the following lse
Ceptl iIe Nhcga. AMI rtcnh maiy lots have gone
drcily board aigamrr having brb bought by exporters
The JcfiUi urgc H no" i aurlIknE 81 stock IN store
fh rxnOr nquir- cOaisl Nt tnC extreme views ~ some
hofrrs m the INTERIOR fl. -i Fet 90 have some
WLt fcyeIh character. There disposition " REPRESENT
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Ocean Steamers.
JOHN McDoNALD. S HaIierypIace, \


GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEWYoRK TO BRISTOL tEnEl -Di 8l.- .,
Taking goods and FOR Lcndon, l Newport
Gloucester. and al ports in Bristol haunH.
SAILING from Pier -, EJst lJvcr. -, -
CORNWA III. ApU RDAY, oct Is
SON EltSI, western. .hoN DAY Oct 70
CABIN Passage, SO currency Excursion, $40: intorne
datc currency; Stecrlgc. $40. currency. Prepaid steer
age Ger cc S23 Drafts for 81 and upward For lIeglt
oI Iassa' apply TO
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Win advance Ia wool sheep s.in higher. The aver
iab taken OF this m0Ith, nECd d
shont ~ 10 cetg hides also higncr Quotations:
Cal:. l.y.o each. II 7jaf - 90 nhCCIPud lambs
Do susii. d.. l3d 10 eath......... 1Sd$l 20
80 blI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
L0RTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ sTEAslsuIP LINE BETWEEN EEM. YORK,
sol THhNprON, AND BREMEN.
CO1PASYS PIER foot OF SBCOND-sf, HOBoKEN
MAIN, SATURDAY. .Oct. q. MOoE..t3t 3tift3y oct *
NFCE h. ,atur,ay oct. ~ WISER SatGWay.. Nov. l.
RATES OF PASS AnE tinm NEW,GQKk 10 soUThAMP
ton. HANNr OR BREHEN go: .. .
FIRST CABIN, 500 po!d SECOND ChRIN' 500 gold.
~IEEEhGE 80 currency. ,.
Return Tickets IeduceJ rates Prepaid oteeraHe Ceftn
For fTc sht or passage apply 10 - ~ -
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

DaRd hss prevailed, aud pi1ces
.pner-Slagafore. lfc.: Snms-
Mace, " G90c.i CivYes, o1S
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers Ot tl- lue take ti' Lane i.' iihfhle0
Lieut. hAry, [. y NJ euluS aouih p it BahAa on lLe
passage to QuceiistoWu. ala tEo wear fouis.
GERltASIC. SATURDAY O,, -. - . nv a. M
ADElAlIC SAT TU RDAl, OCT q, 4' 800 y Hi.
BRIFANNIC, SATURDAY, NOr. - at 30 p' IN
GERNANIC, SATURDAY. hpv. ~, uoou.
CELTIC SATURDAY. DC =, 900 g. DBL. - -...,
PROM TnE WIITE STAR DOCK, Piir b. NORTH
RIVER
These steamers urif1rn l1 so and I'M rasd m a
poIutm.us The SsiYr. ~sfsiUOms IN tI'-, aii iith
Io0m4 are placed anil ups whore the u f .nd motion
ar least fi, anOpi- dctcc oi c0m'i. I''fi0 unav
E&Tf saloon $50 am 500 gold. RctG-n Tickets on
favorable terms S,e'iugs, 80. . ...
r. j. tptiIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
i. S}i20GRGGAN, Agent. No. 10 sortast. Hew.York.

HAMBURG American Packet tOmpany' q Line
FOR PLYMOUTH, CIERBOURG and IA HANBURi -
WIEAAN D..........OCt ~ CIMBhiA A.-.----..Oet 20
FHIS5A. Oct 70 GELit. I--..-- Now 2
~ cage pytLoltl London, Che Jssf Hamburg
and al IN England, scotland aud NaeI tlrst cabin.
gold. = d; Strerggr currency. so
kCNIAltDl g. Co., q Il. ElIiiAtsD g. BDAS,
Ges.lal gents. General iaes 'uft Agents,
81 Brratst. New.Yo',. 81 BroadSav, New York.
, 1876-03-10

HOW nud why EAo Svns.rardonad Ous
OF tho Pentsentiney by Gov. RcssE-
tdKu.
sreetat D(spa4h to The casedos Tribune.
JOLIET, Ill.,, March 3.-It appears that Gov. Dev
e.tdgo hAa condeseendod TO explain the rcasons
which fprouptod him 10 pardon Charles Mehasr
who Eougod out ono Of tho oyes Of Mfffhilp
Hart, prominent aud "ell-known derman clt.-
zen Of Morris, Ill, year OF more ago. for which
he wks sentenced to tbseo years imprisonrusok
tn tho stato Psnitentlary, in March. 1875.
Mehan Wal parsfoued 'ast month, and, In
,cosnt lettez to gentleman In Morris. tho Gov
ernor says that tie petition for his feloaso uas
siuued by mora than ESQ perkons, and WAS pre-
eentei by = gentlsmAn IL whom ho (Ro!eridYo)
hna Rroat confidence As "nu honcss and co&lsci-
entious man." Ths representations Wetc "that
tbe otrens. Iva committed IT.. ,ia.isx, IN htTs
hfehsn was rot properly deleuded. his couuHel
holp0 necessarily abseot aud hts wltnebacd nns
nros1pt; that ho had been sufficiently punished
under the circumstances; and that the sea1l-
saeu. of tho oo1umunity was largely III his
favor."
but il will not convince Mr.. Hart, and the pou-
plo Of thst community, the sentiment OF which
IL represented "a botng largely in favor OF tue
criminsi that Mehau's pazdoa Wa anything but
4 dagsaut Abuso Of tho pa1donsng power. Al
xho are acquainted with tbs caso know that tha
brutal aasault upon aud dta1gufemant ot Mr.
had fair and impartial s1iaI. He was sentenced
TO tho then n1tent OF the laW, and It Has mat
tor OF general reQret that tho punishment pro-
vlded BY esssut* for tho crime uAs nos mot~
sewers.
80 utterly ine1cusahla "as the aetiou OF tho
Governor in this matter, aud The indignation Of
The citixona OF horrts WAS. and still y: 20 In
teuss that tho prese Of that city consider u uts-
necessary to make sny oonsnents On NJ atAta-
k.,h 1zns Ht1nir xRf
, 1876-03-10

"Atl can say Ia that talked about my own
connection With the Lkks 8horo DiatilierY. and
some other perecnaf matters. had notIioE 10
say about anybody but mYaelf:"
add you aak Judge Bangs IT he would con-
court 10 Booker. MAitorn. snd fewhaus, 80 that
they could come horo and testify on your b.
islf2"
mo. did not. That aubject VAS not men,
toned"
"Do you think you Will absolutely need their
teatimony2"
II do,i't know at present"
This terminated tho lntereIew. md the 70.
porter took bis departure.
, 1876-03-10
4 GOLDEN WEpDlNG-oAf Of DEATH.

Spaetai D4spek:A t. 1As Ch!eooe 1t1buns.
aRo Yesterday, Mr. md Ars- EZRA Cogssetl
wo,p married. Tho golden anniversary Of the
oyeut uas to havo been celebrated BY gsther-
Ing of numerous friends and ralAkions ~ tho
ssstdeuco. lu tho Township OF Branch. Ia this
county. Mrs, Laura Cogswsll, tho wtio, was
not feeling veil In the morning, md wns pez-
susded uot 10 sEiao ~ carly ~ usual. and, Et,an
tIo friends went to her room. about IL O'Clock.
thoy found her dead .n hsr bed, Il IL supposed
from hfsst disaiso. Tho decaased Ha& Ct, and
occupied very high social posastou.
, 1876-03-10

AsoAE"IfAf F13tlY 6foRF.
The Milwaukee Commercial Times Of dats
Iarch I. has tho following article:
Ms. William Peacock nrz4roA fron Chicago last SAT
ufdAy evening, IL has, snc. sheu. uhsolae<1 n,r
ts.o to tho 1undako1f Bfos. bouka.
Mr.. Feaeoak nsserts tat tie 1:sh day Of laa Feb
from indiana met in council Ill tAe YElLet HOUSE.
Chicago.
tornoy Woodbury. ot CnisaQo r. D. wl!:oa and Henf,
Howard Of indianapolis; and one gtnIetnan frum IL
Ol.o ot tbs objects Of the meeting. Mr. ptaeocx
hh possession, and belonging to tho Atndskopf
Brothers. MI. Ieaeoek fnrthor As.srted tvithoui
Tia, the Consentlon paid him larse IF money,
aud that 10 Immediately produced numerous at"-
y sasinEs Hank. of Chicago, sud delivered sho,n to
the partles interested.
Mr. 1rseoek ,n,,ses that tbs 1,ooss weEe OF great
valn. to nn ths parta In sttendan:o At tue secret
meeting. Tho re'nhinns books a1r. poscock caim' 70
hare delivered to LII L'ula Aintskopf 1ass Saturday
After the meeting. Mr. Jacob Nunueiu4chet ordered
nagnineut repst At the Great hotel aiau expense Of
| SIS.
Mr. Peacock LEFT foz Chicago ca the nom train To-
day; ana he whisky meu Tho Lave ie@ hn suta thesf
| secse.s are syain hap9y.
above u skeptical matt, and he llxsa to 500 tho
proof i'll most caata. Besldeo- 10 hha as tntes
road various Arabian Nights En.art llnnlsnss Ia
Tho paper where lie found this; aud without
| going 50 far "a 10 assert that tho massrIalized
spirit Of ApaniAa oditod it. hn WIS prepared to
! eay that tho TACT TINT the Commercial Times
had yonchea for . etatoment would
produce in bis mind an Impression Of
its fals!ty strong enough to ra7uiso considerable
Testimony to rctnovo 1t. Thus believing tho re-
| porter went around to tho Palmer House and az.
nmined its register for tho namcs Abore noted
aud found nos single ono OF then1 Oh tho day
| In question OF nny previous day uithin week.
Further, this skeptic aacertained that tho e126
Palmer uouso On tue day named or 1t any other
| time.
Moral for tins Commercial Timss-Psalna
| ci. "a.
, 1876-03-10
THE SECOND BATCH.


Tbs stcood-bAtch people arc looking up III
tle but they stil dsstii few tears daiJ. Tho
Committee, consiating Of Buffalo Miller and
George 7. Burroughs, waited on Judge Hangs
youte.day, accompanied b3 Simon Powell and
Ur. Hush. tho latter two Rsnt1enen In tho
capacity Of spectators. Powell and Rush hnTe
refused to enter into the combination until they
aso eatisfied that some benefit will reault, and.
while they lend sort OF countcnhnce to tho
nogotissions they rspudiate any connection
Herewith.
Buffalo opened up and Informed Judge Banga
that large majority Of tho eecoud batch aso
willing 10 plead guilty to tho conspiracy count.
and stat they SAX somc pledgo thHt they will
not 10 prassed On lie other counts ARhtnst
them. uo aud George Burroughs made long
aud eloquent specchss, aottlpg forth tho temp.
ta.ions of dis:l1osa, snd tho fact thai. At tho
best, they had only been guilty Of refusing to
Law. and entered into exhaustive arguments
| demonstrating that II \ capacsty-taz hnd boen
| imposed, and tho dlsttllors treated like honest
| mon, there nover would have bosn any stealing !;
through ! damnabe law, tho Government ought
| 10 be willing to help them part Of tho way out.
!, They admitted c1ookodnosa, but clasmsd that
! it had op1Y been wool.deGp. and lad not attuca
| 70 the representatives OF q bentgn Government.
thor implored that they be spanked lightly, and
not locked up in : dArk closet, uhetn these Is nc
lam or matmAlade.
The Judge listened patiently. md, nhen toe]
hsd finished, told them tho Government Wal
disposed 10 temper jus1ics with mercy. and bolt
With o light sentoncs. He said he felt sorF1
that the great aud noble highw!pe had beez
turned into the tortuous 8reenback. and greatly
chldod tho es1tne sleep for st1ayiug beyond
hearing distance OF tho ptpcs Of honesty. HI
would give tlem itts'o encouragcment. aud g
20 far "a to say thAt Ia would take tho matte
under advsemens: IT, r. I;,, yh'sa oaRao 'ep''e'
And 10 it II within tho rntch Of possibiltt!e
that those gentlemen will Xet oil. Il ID said u
authorities will pe satisfied With ploa Of guilt
| to The conspiracy count and TO the removal Q
| highwlnes, and tho Imposition Of shs dghtea
| eeIteuCe.
, 1876-03-10

HEStNG.
His Vfcnriosls Confession to
the Governments
Lawyers. 1
Tho Peculiar Way In Which It
All Came About.
Money Paid by Him to nehm."-Ru-
nors Of Persons Implicated. !
HoBing Himself Says the Talk Was
Only About the Lake Shore
Distillery.
]. D. 1gard States in Detail nis Financial
Relations Tith Powell.
It Is Plain that There Were Mo
Crooked Relations Between
Them.
Tho Second BabAp Hold Another
ConferencE with Judge
Bangs.
a Cock.and.Bull Story About tho Ro.
oovery Of Riudskopf'a Papers.
/ Dit OF History Connected with the
Babcock Military Court.
Correspondence Between Judge-AdVocate
Gardner and Col Dyer.
Thu Laner Ignores Repeated Orders from
Piosropons 10 Furnish thu Former
cohzln Documents.
, 1876-03-10
JETTINE.
JETT1NE.
JE;''I'!l'IME'.


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ir.g q new and beautiful appear
a1ace to LADIES' and CHILD
REN'S BOOTS and SHOES
Travelling Bags, &c.
It will not rub off or soil the
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and 1eaves}a good and perna-
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y Sold by: y:Druggists, Notion,
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, 1876-03-10
NUMBER 1917.

done 90. eouM not hava ps.s9nteda aovsrnmsp,
the ros1iye 1nstt1cttons of ha INN ul.cta
specttnllJ, ete.,
tH,gnedi Asa T}rsp GARDNER.
Judge Advocate Of tbs Court
riEhnIroxr 70 DYKu
The Attornsy.Geuetata letter to MT. Dycr ia
a folIono
D.PAn1xErr or JUSTICE WARRINGTON, Dtc. 8.
iHb-7a thf Hon. D. dyer, 1nfed States Attorney,
~. AoutA: Tia President informs that tho Cortt
Of Inquiry eonEenes Il Chica8o ns1t Thufsdsy; that
4sn. Dsbcocf atart9 tonight 10 meet ha trial; tlak
you Will rieaAs eend any documentary evidence bear
"hosa Aetuony you Judge lnportan. 70 maxs The ia.
resagaiton thorough II thert Is any asfdenes addf-
tEonA1 70 that aent p3tass forward xad 1nmmun-
cats with Tie tudgoAd 1t Chicago by messenger
OF otherwse a J0u deem mont baft, 10 tho emu
this important inquiry, which witt attract It's attention
Of ths country. may bo complete In avssy respect.
z8psnt what have cf%en said, that walt tuno-
cent man iarnishcd, and no guilty one 10 escape.
{a,gnnd} EpwA1ps P1kHREPoHr,
ATTORNEY J.ionerat.
GARDNER TO nrEn-
On Dec. t6, Gardner wrotc 10 Dyar, acknowt-
cdg,ng the rocoipt Of stenograPhic copies aboye
refoFred 10 and Adled:
Lug lesyo 10 remind you that ths list Of ~1&nesaes
and documents requested, and which WIS infortntd
!he At bad lhatFucted you IN ttTard 10,
naTt nut ten rtceivo baya your coInuunlt at!ons
contained any reference thcroto. inust trouble you
lot so'ne positive Information on tbs subject.
, 1876-03-10
SPRINGFIELD.

ITEMS
Eptetdl Dtrpdteh to Tbs CAaeaoo 1rtbun&.
SraNoY1ELu Ill, March 9.-Disttict-Attorney
Connolly was to-day swoEn. ...
Dave T. Luegar, Of CAito, gave 41.0oo bonds
to answer the Charge OF conspiracy, otc., It the
juno term.
, 1876-03-10

4 certificate Of reduction Of caplsa! from
4l00, 900 to eco. 600 was hlo9 yesterday by Tho
Vessel oxnarn' Towing Company Of Chlce6o.