Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1873, Page 5

” 5 e et e e e—— TIIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JANUARY ‘L1, (873, 6 . INDIANA. Sketches of the Newly-Tlocted State Officers. The New Revenue Law, An Explanation of Its Provisions, aud the Reasons for tho Changes. . Speeial Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, INDIANAPOLY, Jan, 0, 1873, During tho presont month, all of the Demo- cratic Btato officials will surronder their ofilces to thoir Ropublican snecoesors, whilo Governor Balkor will bo succeeded by Govornor Ilendricks, & Domocerat. An the iucoming officers are torun tho Ship of State for tho noxt Lwo years, I will givo tho readers of Tus TuinuNE an iden of who thoy aro. THOMAS A. MENDRICKE, tho Governor-olect, was born in Muskingum County, 0., in Soptomber, 18105 was educated at Bouth Hunover Collego; studied lnw, and comploted his logal atudics *at Chambersburg, Pa., in1843, after which horomoved to this Btato, and sottled nt Shelbyville, o is o nephow of Willism Henaricks, who was Governor of thiy Btate from 1816 to 1822, and United Btatos Benntor from 1823 to 1825, In 1848, tho sub- joct of this skotch was choson to tho Logis- laturo, In 1850, ho wns olected to tho Constitutional Couvention and way distinguished as one of the mostactive membors of that body. In 1851 lio was olocted’ a membor of Congress, whoro ho remained until 1\865. During his lastsosnion of Congress liosupportod tho Administration of President Dierco in ita Pro-Slavery policy, and was dofcated for ro- olection, when he was appointed Commissionor of tho General Laud Ofiice, in which position ho was continued by President Buchanan until 1859, whon ho resigned, aud entored the race for Gov- ernor of this State. Ile wss nominated by < the Democrals on the 8th of January, 180, and - made n couvass of the Stato in company with hin competitor, tho Hon, Heury 8. Lane. In this canvass he proved Limself an ablo oxponent of his party, and valliod his political friends to Lis support ns no other Domocrat in tho State could have dono; nseuming the leadorship of bis party, which ho has leld to, this dny. Ho was defenied, with his party, and re- tirod to tho practico of his profession, which ho did with success until his party, having been successful in tho fall eloctions in 1862, and baving carried the Logiclaturo, olected him to tho United Statos Sonato, In 1863, ho waa again nominatod for Governor, and made s joint canvass with Governor Conrad Dakor, but was again dofeated. In 1872, howas remominated for Govornor for tho third timo, and, after the bittorest fight over known in the Stato, was olccted by o small majority, whilo Lis associates upon tho Btato ticket woro nll defented, oxcopt the Suporintendent of Pubilic Instruction, which offica was not cousidored a political ono, Governor Mendricks {s an able Iawyer, aud has heon remarkably successful in his practice; but it is diflleult to toll in what his strength lics, Ho nover mado & great argument in & case, nor a speech upon any question that excited a large degreo of public attention, ITe nover originated s mensuro of any public importance wlulo o member of either Houso of Congrees, and Lia namo is connected with no great public ovent. Ho has stood Dby his party, attempting to leed it, but coming in aftor . lino of {»ouc,v had bean dotermined upon, and goiug with tho mn- jority, notwithslanding ho was ttorly opposed o the war. Wnaat few public speeches he mado during that perfod were slugularly non-commit- tal, moroly contonting himself with tho argu- ‘ment that (howar was unconatitutional and wrong; that the Bouth could nol be conquered ; that hos- tilities ought to conse. Ho was not n membor of the Sons of Liberty, but defendod tho leaders of that organization, who wecanmong hiswarmost pervonsl _and [}mliticul frionds, tnd finally, tiough bis offorts, toy woro 'rolousod. from death, towhich theyhad beensontenced by the Military Commission that tried them, No man in the Stato in moro admired by his olitical fricuds, or hatod with greator intensity b i politicul opponents, Governor I. has ncquired n bandsoma fortuno by his profession and habitsof cconomy. Ho hns an aocomplished wife, to whom ho is indobted for much of his presont popularity and success in life, but no children have over blossed their union, LEONIDAS' SEXTON, tho Lioutenant Guvernor-eloct, was born in Rush County, Ind., where ho still rosides, Ho is 45 youra of nge, and has loug been rogardea as one of tho leuding attornoys in Southeastern Indiang, and, for somo ycars ho has boon Presi~ dent of the Firat National Bank'of Rushwvillo, Ho sorved ono term in the Indinne Houso of Representativos somo yoars . sinco, and in 1864 wis District Eléctor in the Fourth Congressional Disfrict, 1u which yoar Lo mude an ablo and effactive canvass of hisdis- trict, to tho groat eatisfaction of hiy rm.y. In 1868 ho wan & candidato before the Ilepublican Btate Conyontion for Attoruoy Goneral, aud ho was only dofeatod by a fow votos. Ho in 5 gen- tleman of commanding prosence, of good nd- dress, and an effective speakor. 1o will mako a popular prosiding oflicer of tho Sonate. THE REY. WILLIAM N. CURY, tho Becretary of State-elect, was born in Louin- ville, K. n Fuhx‘uur{ 1824, and is tho son of n steambont-captain, Hin cducation was wuch s tho commion sckiools ufiorded thirty years ago. His school-days endoed at the ago of 12 yenrs. At 15 ho wuss appronticed to & cabiuot-maker, and sorved five years nt that businoss, during which time ho read theology, and commonced to reach, ns o Universalist, at the ago of 21, Elo ia distinguished in his church, and wherover known, for cloar, logical, and fopeiblo argument ; is o skilful dobatar, aud a bold and able dofender of his tonots, He was oducated a Jeffarsonian Domocrat, but joined tho Republi~ can party at tho organization, and Lns taken an active part in ovory canvase sinco that time, Ilo was appointod Chinplain of tho Fifly-third Rogi- mmcuit Tndiana ¥oluatsets o 1863, and, whila in tho fleld, wau nominated (in 1804) for Congross by the Ilanxbllcullu of the Secoud Indiana Con- grossional District, against the Ilon. M, C, Kerr, find, ofter a hented canvasy, roduced the Dem: ocratic majority of two yoars pravious from 4,000 to 1,800, Mr. Curry odited the Now Albany Daily Commiercial yory nccoptably, for soveral mouths, and wes justly regarded as ono of tho strougest political writers in tho Btate. Ho wns_olcctod ane of the Diroctors of the Southorn Ponitentiary in 1860, His com- misgion will oxpire in o foi woeks, BIr. Curry wos nominatod for Becrotary of Btato by thio Topublicuny in 1873, took o Icading part in the Btato canvass, and contributed largoly to the succoss of his party by his offorts on the stump, Ho was everywhero acknowledged to be one of tho nblest aud ot popular public speakors en- gagod in tho cany: JAMES A, MILDMAN, Auditor of Public Accounts, was born in JefYor- son County, Ind,, in 1834, Ho worked on a farm until 18 yoars of ago, ploking up such an educa- tion nu was posaiblo from wintor kchools. In 1852 ho spont o your at Ilanover Collogo, in his native county. Ho taught school n short timo. Aftera short residonceat Dos Moines, Tows, in 1850 ho voturncd to this Btato, and located' in Hownrd County, whoero he served as Doputy Troasuror and "Auditor. Ho was twico clocted Auditor of tho County, surving from 1859 to 1867, In 1868 Lo wus clocted to the Btate Logis- Jature, serving in the regular and specinl seesions of 186Y-'70. In Novembor, 1869, ho wos choson Graud Master of the L O, 0. F, Tor two yonrs ho was nssociated with I O, Thillips, sn., in tho oditorisl conduct of tho Howard Tribune, 5 Mr. Wildman 18 no orator, but is & man of great oncrgy and will, bringing to tho divcharge of tho dulios of Auditor nn osporionco and eapacity whioh will iusure an honest and faith- ful adminjstration. MAJOIL JONX Wi, GLOVER, ‘Tronsurer of Stato, was horn in Orange County, in (hin Btato, and is 38 years of nge. Baforo tho War ho was engaged in‘sehool-tenching in Wash- ington County, At tho brouking out of the Ite- bellion, ho rpiged o company for tho 'Ihirty- elghth fndiann Yoluntoors, and was afterward muade Mpjor of the regiment for gallant conduct intho ilekt, At tho closo of the War ho was twice olectad Troasuror pf Lawrenco County, whero ho how resides, and has made an houeut aud faithful public oftleor, COLONEL JAMES I, BLACK, Teporter of the Supreme®Court, was born in 3843, 1Liw pareuty romoved Lo linrrison, Hamil. ton County, O., whilo ho waaan infant, When ho was 8 years old, ho romoved to Wabasl, Ind. his fathor being n Mothodlst proacher, ho lived in various placos until he was 106 yonrs old, whon ho commenced tenching nehgol, and nt 18 ho cntored colloga at Ciroon- cnstlo, tonching country schools_at Intervals to ony Il way, ison thia Wat broa out, ho had }unt obtainod & tutorship at tho State University at Dloomington, yot ho onlisted ra o privato i o Tourtoenty' Tndinna. Volunteors, but. was transforred, with hiacompany, to the Iightoonth Tudiana Volunteers, and \\'M]pmmo!ml in rapid #uccesslon until ho boeamo Liontenant Colonel of bl regiment, 1T sorved in Missouvl, Arkan- ron, Mississippl, Loulniann, Toxas, and Virgiuta, 1lo’camo to thid elly in 1806, pud Tead law with tho Ion. A, G. Porter; was ndmittod to the bar in 1866, and wna. first elected Roportor of the Supromo Court in 1808, and is now sorving his pocond term in that capncity. Colonol B.isn good “Inwyer, and hne_ discharged his dutios to tho entiro'sntisfaction of his profossion. Ho is « good spenkor, and contributod his full sharo to tho Ropublican canvass nud the atrongthi of the Tepublican tickot, OHANLES BOTOLL, Olerk of tho Suprome Court, was born in Co- logne, in 1832, ‘-Io recoived s liboral oducation, oth in hin nativo city and in Munlch, Bavarin. Aftor tho troublos in'1819, ho immigrated to this country, and located in Washington County, Ind., where ho spont somo time in teaching. In 1860 ho l'umuvns to Clark County, whero o lins wince beon engaged in morchandising. Tho fact {hal ho ran largalyaliend of his ticlot proves his popnlarity. Ha it a gontloman of good businoas ]mfluu, is' 0 plain, common-nonko speaker, and will no doubt provo an ecflicient and capablo ofticor. p JUDGE JAMES O. DENNY, Attornoey Genoral, was born in Knox County, ud., in 1820, Yo waa raised on n farm, com: pleting a comnion-school education by & conrso in tho Vinconnes University. In 1854 howau nd- mitted to the bar, but was soon aftorwards olected Common Plens and Cirenit Judge. o wny Dintriet Elector in 18G4, and mado o thorough canvass of hiu district. o Is an ablo lawyor, & gentlonan of unimpenchable_intogrity, aa woll 18 o spenker of mora than ordinary ubility. JUDGE A. L. OSNORNE, recontly appointed the fifth membor of tho Su- preme Court, wan born in Waterbury, Conn,, in hio your 1616, Ho remained upon n farm until T10 was 18 yoars old, whon ho removed to West- orn Now York, whore ho remained until 1835, Daring that yoar he imigrated to Chieago, whero ho read law ‘with tho Jlon, Willinm Sturrt. In 1830 ho romaved to Michigan City, but soon after changed his rosidenco to Laporto, whoro ho has resided since. In 1841 ho wagclectod Dby the Whiga to the indinna Houso of Reprosentativos, and o oftorwards re-clectod, Mo nlso sorved for years in tho Stato Sonato, In 1855 ho rofused to bocomo n candidate for Congress, slthongh urgod to do so by Mr, Colfax and others. In 1857 ho was elocted Judgo of the Iaporto Cireuit Court, and wes re-clocted in 1863. In Tobrunty, 1870, Io was nominated by tho Repub- lican Btato Committoo for Judge of tha Su- prama Court, but was defeated, - with the res maindor of the Republican Btato tickot. Judgo Osborno stands in tho front rank of the logal profession in this Btato, and is acknowl- odged on all hands to bo one of the ablest and most accomplished jurists in tho West; o man of unimponeablo_charactor, and whoso private life has boen such o8 to commend him for the high position to which ho hns beon appointod. Tho Court is now nofi}msad of four Democrats #nd one Kopublican,—Judgo Osborme boing tho olnly Ropublican on tho Suproma Bonch at this timo, TIE NSW MEVENUE TAW, roferrod to in my last, makes a radical chango in our ontiro systom of appraismont of property and jtho Jcollection of tho rovenue. So impor- tant are these changes that its provisions aro a 1mattor of intarest to the public, Tho laws pruvh]ln§ for tho election of Asses- sors, Appraisers of Ronl Estato, Auditors, and Trengurors, as woll u8 those providing for Goune ty, District, and_Stato Boards of Equalization, sud dofining their duties and powers, hsve boen 80 ofton amended and changed that it was difii~ oult to ascertain what the 1~w really was, and tho dutios and powers of those under it. In tha now act, the abject aimed at is & more cqual distribution of tho burdons of taxation than wag secured undor tho old law. Horotoforo, capital stocks of Railrond, Telograph, and Ex- ress Companies hnvo almost ontlrufy oscapod nxation ; and it i now eatimaiod that this act, which roquires a reappraisemont of all property in tho Btate, real an ;‘mrflmml, at its cash value, during tho ‘months of April and May next, will incroaso tho nssosement-rolls over $100,000,000, Tho preaent appraisetuent of landsand lote is un- oqual, whilo that of railrond proporty is grossly 80,—hundreds of miles of now roads not being assessed ot all, Indeed, nearly 4,000 miles of rnilrond proporty in this Btato, valued at notloss than 100,000,000, has boen appraised and taxed ot loss than $10,000,000,—$3,000,000 balow what tho railronds woro appraised and taxed in 1854, when (horo woro only 1,317 miles of road within tho Stato. CORFORATIONS TO BE TAXED, National Banks havo herotofore been oxompt from taxation for local and municipal purposes, while Insuranco Companies aud othor moneyed corporations anuually carried boyond the borders of tho State millions of the peoplo's monay, les- sening to tho samo oxtont tho Btato's taxables, and without contribuling n cont to her rovo- nue, : Tho provision declaring that the shares of cap- itnl stock of any bank or”banking fustitution or- anized under the laws of tho Stato or United glflh\i, shall bo nsscssed and taxed for all pur~ poscs, {ho eama as othor vroperty in tho same focaiity Is taxod, alicifod a wpiritod disousslon in both branches of the Logislature, but was flually carried,—~the membors ‘wisely dotermining to leave tho question of it constitutionality to the Courts, instend of voting tho measure down, ns provious Logislatures had dono. Tho-0ld Branch Bank of the Stato is oxempted from all taxation by its chartor, but it has no branches now doinjz business under its chartar, othor than closiug it Lusiness, and that will soon bo accomplished, a8 its chartor oxpiros by limitation in n fow years. In short, this act denls with corporations precisely as with indi- viduals, Tho act also impokes hoavy ponalties upon the ofticors of corporations when it shnll be proven that monsy has been contributed by thom to se- curo the election or defoat of any candidate for ooy public oftice, or- to iatlueuce logislation or ofticial nction of any kind,—forfeit its chartor or other franchiscs, disfranchising its oflicors if rosidonts of tho Btato, and, if not rosidents, ren- doring thom incapablo of ‘doing any ofilcial act within tho jurisdiction of tho State. CIIANGE IN THE TIME OF APPRAISEMENT, Tho timo of appraisement i changod from tho 1st of Junuary to tho 1st of April. The argu- mont in favor of this change is, that farmors Lave not, a8 a rule, disposed of ‘their crops by Jsnuary, and consoquontly aro in dobt ot thal dato to their grocors, emiths, snd morchunts (ot unfrequontly hav- ing paymonts to make upon lands), aud wero compellod to list thoir proporty at ita fall value, without tho privilego of doducting tho debte' incurred in producing it. Asscssmonts can bo mado much cheapor during the month of Aprilor May than during tho shoxter days in Jnntary, Fobruary, and March, Tho furcher oxponso of the April torm of tho Board of Equal- izntion, involving an oxtya session of tho Board of Commissionors thorefor, will be avoided, and tho axsossinonts closod Just in tima for the rog- ular June torm, when both tho real aud personal proporty can bo equalized by tho samo DBonrd, ot of tho Btatos have changed tho tima of agrossing uutil spring, and somo of them havo doferred il as Jato as May, OFFICES DISPENSED WITH, The officos of Townuhip Ausessor and County A})prnluur aro disponscd with, and their coni- Dined dutlos ara dovolved upon ono County As- sosor, who will nsuess both veal and porsonal property, but who may, with the consont of tho County Auditor, sppolil, asulutants, Lo laitor cleuso was ingorted in tho belief that tho re- quiromont of the Auditor's consont would #o- cure more compotent assistants, as ho must pro- paro his duplicato from tholr reports, and in, thiorefore, most intorosted in having thom woll and promptly done, BTATISTICH, This nct also provides for valuablo statisticnl information. Tho rapid growth aud prosporit of the Btato Invito many [llf)‘llll‘lflfl for ulatteticnl intorntation, for tho compiling and Publlmllnn of which thore has bren uo provision. The rnrldly-gmwing agrioultural and umuuhqlurint; jutorosts of tho State, the groat minoral woalth st now Leginniug lo- Lo’ doveloped, demand lat all propor information on theso subjocts bo placed bofore the publio. The arrangement of the schedule ig such that the statlutluut’hl!ormn— tiou iu takon in a woparato column, upon tho samo blank with the mssessmonts for purpose of taxation, and will, therefore, oceasion little or 110 0x]oNEe, EQUALIZATION. The April County Board for cqualizing Ltho susossments on porsounl property alono 18 dis yensed with, und all the eounty cqualizing i dono ut tho regular June mosting of the County Comnyiusionors, by s Board constituted of tho Commissionors, Auditor, and Aswossor, Tho District Boards aro also dispensed with, and o Btate Board of Bqualization is constituted of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secrotary and “rensuror of Htato, to whom [y ssigned also the duty of muking tho inul nssensments of tho cupital stock of corporations, and the Rail- voad, Tolograph, and Expross Ovmpanies, 'The Diatrict Bonrds have been failures, and (ho State Bonrd bos been but little hutlol‘ixlmt 1L in confidently bolioved that the Now Bomd will nvold tho crrora and illognlition that have marked, or rathor disgraced, tho nction of the past Boards, INAURANGE. & Tho question lirg boon oxamined by the most oxporioncod undorwriters in tho Sfato, and spoclal ack has boon prepared that, i i be- Thovod,. will. oot e mvaval i mike thoso Compnaien dofng businoss in this Btate benr o fait share of tho publie burden, and on- conrago hiomo eapital to scok investmontn of this character, 'This act will bo considerad carly in tho coming mession, and it iy belioved that 1t will pnee, aud the duties of onforcing it will devolva upon tho Auditor of Biato. It 18 catimated that the amount paid by our poople for insuranco annually amounts to 80,601,003, whicl, if taxed as in Ponnsylvania, wonld pro- duce n rovenuo of about §200,000, ~ INvIANA. —_————— ON HER TRAVELS. A Springficld, Mnss.,, Girl Dony Mnle Attire and Gocs WesteeShe is De- tected and Brought to Griof in Chi= cngo. Tho Mlchigan Southorn train, which arrived In Chiengo on Thureday evening at 7 o'clock, brought Lo Chicago a young porson of oquivocal gondor, whoso arrival was for herself singu~ larly insuspicious. It appoars that sho was travolling through to Chicago in malo nttire, Tho conductor of tho train kiad duriug tho jour- noy oyod the young ereature with marked eus- picion, which hor norvousncas failod to dispel, A woman pome 35 yosrs of ago had trav- ollod with lor from Rochestor, and Ieft tho trmin in hor company at tho dopot in Chicago. Tho two procoeded to tho Gault House, o small hotol in this city, and took rooms. Monntime tho conductor of tho train learnod that a robbory had boen committed on the cars, & man having "beon dispossessed of $26. Associating this circumstance with tho alypnrunfly 1also rrn(uncea of tho youthful trav- ollor, he npplied to Buperintenont ‘Washburn for tho girl's nrrest. Two policomen wore dotailed to work tho cago up, and succeeded in tracing the girl to the sccond-rate hotel st which she waa staying, nnd arrosting Lor. Sho and bhor companion from Rochestor wero taken to tho Polico Hoadquartors ond interrogated ns to their doings. Thoy wore both suspicious~ Iy roticout 18 " to their oing and coming. Whea tho Suporintondent suggostod his suspicions of tho youngor woman's sox, sho denicd stontly that slio was nnylhing othor thon slio appoared, This sweoveration was o ener- gotically roponted that Mr., Washburn intimated that stops would bo taken to establish her true sex. Thin sottlod the question, Tho girl owned to her sox, and gave her nome, Sho furthor etated that sho lived in_ Springlield, Mass., and Dbnd donned malo attira for tho purpose of tray- olling to Clllcngo without molestation, Tho Chicf dotained Loth women until somothing could bo loarnod about thom, the chargo against tho youngor ono being a violation of the city ordinancos. A roportor yesterday endesyorod to intorview Tior ot hoadquarters, but failed to oxtract any in- formation out of her. 8ho doclined to give hor namo in o meunor whoeo emphasis Bomowliat qualified hor statement that sho had becn well oducatod—n statoment, by (ho oy, wlich ap- poared to boof groat importance; Bha is rathor potite in figure, and abrupt in manner, with short hair and a not vory unplensant face. Thero i no romance about her, nor would sho bo eapo- cially intoresting in tho garments gonerally worn l‘fi' lor sex. A gentloman remarked that her sguiso was vory good, which sho appoared to rogard 08 o complimont., Nothing but her volco would lhavo attractod motico, tho peoulinr fullness of figure gouorally noticenble in such casos being entirely absont. Bho could disguiso Lior voico, shie said, but it ia probablo that tho altoration would not have im- proved it or prevented dotoction. *Tho hands were tho hands of Esau, but thoe voice was the voico of Jacob." The young woman states that sheis woll nc- quainted with many oditors in Springfiold, but from hor manner to the reprosontatives of tho pross sho can searcoly appreciato Lier good for- tuno. Buporintondent Washburn thinks she ia & “smart factory oporative,” who is guiltloss of tho robbery, but anxious to_ securo mnotoriety, and reckloss aso the means by which this grand object is to Lo sitaingd. Bho resides with her patents in Springfield, henco hior anxioty to con- coal hor naxio. ——— PERSONAL, J. A, Darly, Esq,, England, was ot the Tro- mont yestordny. Hon. John J, Bafoly, ot Iowa, waa at the Tre- mout yosterday. Genoral J. M. Tuottlo, Dosdoinos, was at tho Tromont yestorday. Hon. 8. I Anthony, Valparaiso, was at tho Briggs yestoerday. Ifon. W. H. Calkins, of Laporte, Ind., was at tho Briggs yesterday, Mr. 8, V. Harris,of the Osborn Houso, Roches- ter, ia at tho Sherman, Licutonant B. C. Lockwood, United Statos Army, is at the Tromont. Colonel Thomas O. Foyt, Now York, is at the Tremont. Ton. Edmund Rico, 8t. Paul, waa at the Shor- man yosterday. Hon. B. A. Hurlbut, of Belviders, was at tho Tremont, Robert Grant, Enq., of England, was ab the Tromont yesterday, Captain B, Halliday and party, from Califor- ‘nia, aro at tho Tremont, Major R. C. Parker, United Statos Army, was at tho Briggs yoaterday. Willlam Ludlow, of the United Statos Engi- neers, wad at tho Gavdnor yostorday, Tho following wero the prominent arrivals at tho Gardner yosterdsy: John. B, Croby, Ypei- laut, Mich.; Goorgo J. E. Mayod, Fort Wayne, Tnd.; Jamos 1L Parkes, Dittsbugh, Puj W.N. Londer, Bradford Allen, 8t. Louia, The followingwere the prominent arrivals at tho Tromont yesterdey: Jobn E, Simpson, In- alanapolis; P. C.and W. B. Warick, Virginin; 8. B, Miller, Burlin, ,}on; 1, R. Duvall, Balti- more; John L. Coflin, Davenport; @. W. Bwaine, Now York, The following woro the prominont arrivala b Andorsou's European Ilotel yostarday: N, I. Dratt, Kankokoo ; Id. 8, Bosu, Madison, Wia.; A. T Buford and wifo, Boston il iuis; Jobn Weod, Ten Quitey Wailame cil uffs 3 ohn 00K 1., noy ; Delofleld, Bt, Toula, " o oyi Wellace Tl]n]o following wore the rominont arrivals at the 5 onyesterday ; Lidward Hilgar, Wau- pun Wies T I Jouno, Daveuport; J, furry, Toledo; J, Wood, Jr., Quiney; L. Farnsworth, Holly, N.Y,; Geo, H. Lason, La Ballo; J. W. TParkor, Atchison, Kan,; L, . Smith, Buffalo, N. Y. 0, W. Whoolor, Auatin, Toxas ; A, . Cosly, Omaha. "Tho following woroat tho Shorman Jerloriay : W. F. Witherall, Now Orlonns: IL A, Daidlor, Philadelphin ; D. M, Kolloy, Wisconsin; J, 8, Pearce, 8. Louia; P W. 1lopking, Now York | W. K. Jounings, Pittsburgh; W. F. Mullin, Boston ;_H, 0. Iullor, H. K. Wight, Springfield Maus. ; Tlolbrook, Sparts, Wik Edmund Tico and wifo, St Paul; B. Vroman, Kouuas; T. 0. Cornoll, Ban Francisco; I.J. Orr, Pitts- burgh, @ Gonornl William Cogawell has been oloctod Mayor of Balem, Mass,, by n close volo, Colonol W. H, McCardlo is to resumo chargo of tho Vicksburg (Miss.) Herald, Charles Pomeroy, ex-M. 0., has boon added to tho editorial corps of the Fort Dodge Messenger, A, A, Whoolock, Bhorlit of Scott County, hag purohnsed tho Winshestor (IIL) Z4mes, Gonoral Robort Ransom, of North Carolina, ;.Ill\!“ bm:‘n mado Buperintondont of tho Florida uilrond, Willism Muirhond, of tho Now Brunawick Tegislutive Councll, succoeds Potor Mitehell ju tho Benato. Iliram B. Rovols, ox-United States Gonator, has boen appointed Booretary af Binto of Misgiu- sippl, inpluce of tho lute James Lynch, .., Pinchbaok hes appointed P, Hickey Morgan to tho Loujsinng Buprome Benoli, Morgan was late United States District Attornoy, Tho Ion. Towis D, Campboll, Ohlo, {4 regaining hia health, and sumo his soat in Congross, Bingham, of the Pitlsburgh Commercial, goos to Floridu vor his wifo' health, and with an'un- defined Liopo to bo elocted Bonator, Colonel 8, 1. Beaumont has assumed the man- agement of the Memphis & Little Kook Itall- road, of Dayton, will soon re- HOTES FROM THE GOURTS, A Plot for a No\x]i'st---Tha Forged . Bankruptey Mattors---Items of Divorce Businesg, All Rhout Two Notes, Two Mortgages, and a Wealthy Capitalist. Misccllaneous“Legal Intelligonce---The Attorney's Record, A PLOT FOR A NOVELIST, This fs the worat muddlo of the lot. John Dishop is said to have died on tho 15th Junos 1849, and his wifo Busannah, daughter of Anton nnd Margaret Trapp, on tho 18th of tho snmo month, leaving funde in tho hands of said Auton for their children, out of which Anton bought Lot 2, Block 13, in Illinois and Michi- gan Land Subdiyision of tho enst fraction of tho southonst quarter of Boction 21, L'ownship 39, for §730, aud built n Louso thoreon, to which ho and his wifo aud tho little hoirs romoved. Auton had o son named John, who got into somo sort of troublo with a woman, whoreat tho old folks, by somo sort of second sight unoxplained, found it nocosaary to mnko tho lot safe by transforring it to o friond, ono Jolin C. Mickol, to hold it for them till the trouble between John and tho woman should blow over. Auton died intestale, on tho 16th January, 185, the whole of his do- scondants boing his wifo Margaret, his son Joln, and tho infant heira of the decensed Bislinp, Margarot and Cbristina, Margarot diod on tho 27th Fobruary, 1869, blind, bed-ridden, and lu- firm, her hoirs at Iaw boing eaid Joln and said two grandchildren, whoso shares of the real eatato would bo, ono-half to John, and one-quar- tor cach to tho grandehildren, On tho 26th April, 1859, tho County Court roceived a. paper, prosonted by some one at presont unkinown, pur- porting to bo tho will of tha doceased Margarat, and admittod it to probato, suid will bogquonth- ing 8060 ench to her grandchildren, the lot of Jand in quostion to Mary Trapp, wifo of hor son John, with all hor personal goods aud chatals, with the solo proviso that said Mary should maintain, clothe, and educnta tho grandehildron until thoy roached tho nge of 18 years. Cnspar Graves was appointed oxecutor by tho terms of tha will, and tho document purported to havo been oxecuted in tho presonce of John 0. Michel and another. In curious contrast to the terms of the will, aro the rolntions said to have boou subsisting at tho time botweon the partics, Margarot disliked, and was projudiced ngainst, Mary, snd opposed her marringo with hor son ; John is described as & drunkard; to havo treated his mother with cruelty, and boaton her with his flats, and throat- oned to talo Lor lifo, so that she stood in mortal drond of him, Tho hoirs of the Bishops hold that John, Mary his wifo, Caspar Graves, father of Mary, and one Charles H. Barnum, conspired togotlior to procuro this will from tho dying Margarot by fraud and compulsion ; and effirm that the will was written by Barnum and placed bofora tho oxpiring woman to sign; tbat sho nover acknowledged it in any way in presence of the protended witnessos, who signed at tho ro- quest of Darnum; and, finally, {hat Barnum himself subgeribed the name of tho almost unconecious tostator. Such boing tha {acts, a8 thoy appear to the heirs of the Bishops, thoy have brought suit for tha recovery of tho proporty, resting their claim 1o leas on tho alloged fraud in tho obtain- ing of tho will, than on the fuct that the prop- orty wag moroly hold in trust for thom, and that wora it left to said Mary, it could only bo in trust. But tho worst Is to como, Tho will Doing probatod, and tho Trapps ontered into posacssion, they first starved the childron, thon #out them out to beg, and flnully drovo them into tho streats, refusing even sholtor. On tha 121l of April, 1864, Mary offored Margaret, ono of the young womon, 350,62 in full of all hor claims ‘on tlio &mmonn] proporty of tho deceased, and she signed what sho underatood to bo n ro- coipt, but which now npsfionrfl to bo a dead trans- forring all Ler right in tho real ostato to said Mary, Jobn Trapp died prior to this transnc tion, and Lis widow mnrriod ono Woinzlor, and they havegitoadily refused to liston {o any ovortures towards tho rostoration of {ho propor- tfi. Wherefore, the Leirs obtained o decreo in tho Circit Court establishing their claim to tho Inud, and disnllowing tho wiil, aud this they now pray the Court to restore, DIVORCE BUSINESS, Jogephino and Wiltiam Butcher wore 80 inef- foctually joined togethor that Judgo ama yaulurdl:lyput them nsunder with Lis littlo de- treo of divorce, Judge Gary did likewise for Mary Aon aud Boyerloy Grifiiths, unothor couplo thathad becomo disguated with the holy bonds, Susan Porrino yesterday filed a bill of divorce against Charles, her husband. Should it trans- piro that tho caso covors nnything of a naturo that ouglit to bo mado public, tha roportars must not bo charged with supprossing it, as -the bLill was whipped nway, and o reforenco had to a Master before thoy saw it. It was not in the ofiico fivo minutos. . Margaret Languer suos for divorco from hor husband Charlos, o saloon-keapor, of No. 70 Enst Harrison streat., ''ho potition praye for alimouy, aflirming that ber husband is worth at lonst £8,000, " Cruolty ls tho allogad causo of com- plaint. THE SORROWS OF A WEALTIIY CADITALIST. Hora s a caso in which o mon appears in tha character of a wealthy capitalist und honorabla porson, who is unabla to raiso 8,000, who no- zotintol o loan of 313,000 for another, s a go- obwoon for the parties, and by corluin ropro- wontationa recoivos duplicato nioto of $10,000, which ho converts to his own uses, nnd now pro- tonds to havo sold, although ho nover paid n farthing for it, and had no more claim to it than had Nebuchaduozzor; ot least, such is tho reprosontation mado, and ono story is alwnys good until tho other 8 heard, Jams G. Blunt, of Loavouworth, Kanens, doing Lusiness in Ohie cago, on March b, 1872, joined one M. H. Insley in"a promissory note for £183,000, [luiuhlu 8iX months alter " date, to Tgrnofl Munson Loaring iuterost at tho rata of 10 per conb por annun, said note being in paymont for cor- tnin gooda and chattels, aud scourod on a chattol mortgago of that proporty. Bofore maturity, the noto was gold ta T, M, IMaines, On the 10th of Beplomber last, Blunt, forouosing that ho could notmake full payniont, applied to ono 1Iniman Luw{, claiming to bo a capitalist and loan broker, fo whom Lo had “boen recommend- od 08 an honorablo man,” to nogotiato a loan for him to pay off the noto, and Lowy said ho would purchase the noto from Uaines, ‘and oxtend tho date 60 dnys, or in sowmo othor way seoure its ex- tonsion for thattarm, A fow days sfterwards, Lowy told him ho could not raise tha money, but’ Lo hiad interviowod ITuinos, who promised to re- now £10,000 of the indebtednass for G0 days, pra- vidod ho would pay £8,000 cash, and intorost and oxpenses to daty, and give furtlior security. Aftor soveral delays, it was agrood that Lowy should advanco tho $3,000, and_arrango tho businoss with Inines; but again, later, Lowy told lum he could not pay tho money, but tho extension could still ‘bo munaged,” Finally—to skip tho IMe pamo, and soonred by n valuable pleco of 1and, I8 proporly boing hawlked about the coun- try. ' s piotitfon to tho Cirouit Court b pro- cured him an injunction rostraining Haimen dia- posing of tho noto, if ho has not” alrondy done ko, If the noto has loft his hands, Blunt will hiavo Lo go through o Jittle lnw bofore ho gots to {lio ond of this husiness, DANKIUPTOY MATTERS, Johu J, MeGrath nllnqen good causes for the hankruptey of Charlen R, Frous, of No. 266 aud 268 Houth Ilulated stroat, rotaller of paints, oils, varnlshor, and papor havglugs, namoly, thint ho 1 0 creditor of unld Frows on an unpaid noto of 31,276.83 ; that nald Tross, whilst in o stato of indolvonoy, trausforred hi wtock in gross, with- out ovon taking an invontory, orsocuring himuolf in any of tho ordinary wayn of trads, to O, W. Recd, aud that paid Fross hiny quittod tho Btato witl futont to dofraud his croditors. .~ Accomn- nylng aMdavits stato that tho stook no trans- forred wns worth about 24,0005 that it wns ro- moved to No, 60 Blug Island avenun; that it is now ostonsibly held by sald Reod and one Honry Gnnt, who claim that they prid for it with o lot, with a cotinge orected thereon, boing 61 foot on Dark avenug, east of Leavitt atroot, upon wittoh thoro is an incumbrauco of soven or olght thou- #and dollars, and o cash payment of 86003 Luat Rood and Ganb woro porfecily woll dware nt tho time that the sald Yross was insolvent, und thot thoy aro now solling off tho stock as ropidly as possiblo. Whoreforo potitionors pray that the said Rood & Gant bo enjoined from further disposing of sald stock, and to show enuag why the injunction should not be porpetu- al, Tho "Court issued the usual rulson tho dobtor to show causo why ho should not bo ad- Judged bankrupt, and granted the prayor for in- unetion, Southwick, Reed & Co., of Clylo, Wayno Cmmtr, Now York, petition for tho adjudication of Nicholns T, Curth, druggist, cornor of Wabnsh avente nud Iarmon' court. Thoy claim, ag orod- itors undor two notes, of $218.86 and §950.42 ro- spactively, for merchinndiso nu&)p]lml in tho ordi- nnry courao of trado. They aftirm that Curth is Lopolessly lusolvont, and nt tho present timo attempting to sottlo with his croditors on the Dbosis of G0 conts on tho dollar, giving noten with security for that amwount. ‘The Court issucd Lhe usual order to show canso. Miner I, Ames & Co, patition for the adjudi- cation of Abraham II, Covort and John D, Pahl- man, dolnF business as Covori & Pahlman, West Sido, distillors, boing craditors on opon account to tho oxtont of £1,288.31, for coal suppliad. ‘The nots of bankruptey alloged aro the transfer, whilst in a stato of ingolvency, of Lot 16, Block 8, Behool Bection Addition to Ohicago, toSlovens aud Barker, creditors, to scouro thom for an in- Aobtednoss of 82,655, Tho distillory is situnted on tho lot. They aflirm n further act of bank- rupley in tho Lransfer by said Pahlman of Lot 18, of Lots, 4 and 6, Block 1, in Clark's Addition to'Chicago, to L. W, Halladay, Bureau County, Iil, with'intont to hinder and delay the oreditors of tho estate, Tho Court iesued the usual rulo to show causo, MIBOELLANEOUS, Adelin O. Baldwin has commencod suit against Samuel Bharp in tho Buperior Court, for $5,000, tho Fr!cn of seizing, shaking, and ‘mllln{; her, casting hor on tho ground,.tearing hor clothes, }zicking, and choking her, and rondering her nmo. Charles Zirchor petitions against sll whom it may concorn for re-cstablishmont of title to tha cast 22 foot of Bub-Lot 7, of Lot 4, Block 8, in Rockwoll'a Subdivision. Confession of judgment was ontered, on o noto of £5,000 given by Johh and Hathing Cyhlay, yuntnrdl\;’z in the Buporior Court. Iu Poomey v. Tho United Statos Brick Com- any, for soveral days past on trinl bofore Judgo T'reo, n verdict was roturned for tho dofendant. Judgo Rogora will eall from 30 to 40 inclusive on Monday. It is not sottled whether Judge Treo will try 49, or take up 59, Gorhardt v, Lam- artor of al, Judga Portor will call 69 to 70, udgo Blodgott continues tho hoaring of tho Loo Canmaii case, Judge Hopkina will contin- \tu! ntlho call of the calondar ; Upton v. Peck on rinl, Thio jury in Noyes v.Tho Craftrman’s Lifo Insuranco Company Lavo found for the plaintift 857210, The amount claimed was for sorvices a8 agont. In the Criminal Court, the caso of McLavin, tho saloon-keoper at the cornor of Canal and Van Buron stroots, wns yestordsy iriod for iving liquor to ¥. C. Holmes, of tho firm of ull & Holmes, nlioged to be o drunkard, Ho hiad boen warned by tho family physician and Colonel Ioss not to do #o. Androw Heim was chm-fied with n like offonce. Both wero ro- manded. Tho balance of tho whiskey cases will bo triod on the 28th. Tho * LaClodo Houso Mystory"” will bo n honding in this column ono of theao fine days if somobody I8 not caroful. On Thursdny, Emily 0. Johustone brought in replovin in the Buperior Court against Adoelia 8. Forris. Doubt- losy tho Bhoriff punctually servad tho writ, for yentorday morniug the fair Adelia 8, F. ontercd roplevin guit in the Circuit Court against Emily C. J. and 'limothy M, Bradley, Bheriff, who if in tho Sheriff who oxecutes tho rits of both Su- porior and Circuit Courts, Bradley has by this timo had tho feliclity of sorving himself.” Tho idou of Brudley, in possession of the houschold 00ds_of Madumo Johnstoue, pouncing upon imsolf with o writ commanding Limself and Miss Johustone to yield to tho victorious Mad- amo Perris, on whom Bradloy is again the agent, is quite & good {oko. Nollio Part, the whmarried partnor of Silas W. Port, who clainiod widovw's rights to tho prop- erty of tho lntter, s roported fally in 'fur TnIpuNE at the time of tho trial in the County Court, yosterday appenled to the Circuit Conrt. or clatm_is disputed by tho_family of tho do- consed. Tho causo was taken before Judgo Willisme, and tho Loaring sot for the 23d in- stant. Tho injunction suit fn connection with tho building ut tho southenst corner of Franklin and Sonth Wator stioet, institutod by Barker v, Piko ct al., Was yosterday continued till tho 18th in- staut, counsol for complainant beivg a momber of tho Logialature, aud absent ou Lix dutios. ATTORNEY'S RECORD. NEW AUITH, UxiteD STATES Count—A. G, Stonoand J, 8. Davie v, Radney AL, Whipplo ; assumpalt, $4,000, loraco R, @arduer v, Soth Torxy and Moaos B, Bliss ; assumplt, Cmovrr Count—5,621—~James McMahon v, Franels Hutchiuson ; appeal from Justico Walsh, 6,693—~Joseph reallsch v, A, Lvenson § nsaumpslt, $400," 5,625—In 1ho ostato of Silas W, Port ; order dfscharging citatin on administrator to show causo why s widow’s award shiould not bo nado in fevor of Nollio Port, allegod widow ; uppeal by alleged widow from tho County Court, ' 5,624—Yager, Noounn & Co, v. Michaol Burko; assumpelf, $700, 5,625—-Timony & Lowls; appeal grom Justloo Beully, 5,525—Graves & Lrwreuce v, Bera B, Lincolu : nesumpst, §4,000, 6,527—James B, Bul- livan v, Barbara A, Harless et al; potition for partition of the south half of Lot 12, Block 114, in School Saction Additiou. 5,5%—Murguret Dacmicko ot al, v, Ma ‘Weinzel etal.; restored caeo, G5,620—Adelia 8, Ferris . Emily O, Johustone; roplovin, 5,680—Gertrido I, Winchell v, 8, A, Briggs; assumpsit, £600, 5,631— Thowas A, Hill v, Thomas O, Osborn; sssumpsit, 900, 5,608 —James G. Blunt v, Harman Lowy, 1, M, Haines, and Thomas B, Dryan ; {ujunction restratuing disposing of n noto given by Ylulntll\' for $10,000, B,643~Bushucll v, SBwinoy; sppesl, b5,634—Gustavion feonoy & Co,; same; 6,506—FE. Ofinmborlin v, E. W, Strong und George Green; mssumysit, $400. 6,600 A, Kingv. Joun O, ridge; afidavit to garnishies J, W. Heaton fora jmlgmnul in ssaumpsit of $354.08, 5,637—Willlam IT, Oviugton v, Asa Farnham; assumpsif, $300, Burenion Counr,—41,024—Adelia U, Baldwin v, Bamuel Sharp; treapass, $5,000, 41,925—Charles Zircher v. James Gallaghor, Watson Carr, James D, Curr, Johin 8. Tonts, Robert D, McTarlan, Edward Jo- caby, Daniel R, Braudt, and all whom it may concern; RDLlllun to eatublish titla to tho cast 23 feot of Bub-Lot No, 7, Lot 4, Dlock 8, In Rockwell's Addition, 41,920 —Supprossed, 41,037—Waclav Kabes v. John and Muthiss Oyhilay ; confessfon of judgment on noto of 00, 41,928—Margaret v, Charlee Languer; divorco and alinmony, 41,028—Solomon Well and Iesac Weil for uso of Bolomon Weil v, A.' Pollock; aeaumpslt, 1,000, 41,030—Joel Bolomon v, Hy, Nowburger; ap- i“mL 41,051—Johnuua, udministratrix of tho estato of tickiard Corrigun, deceased, v. Conmuereinl Tusnranco Company of COhicigo; assumpsit, 1,000, 41,034 Wiliau O'Conuor v, Jacob and Hudolf Woltho'; sumpslt, 500, —_— NOTES AND OPINION, —Bamuel’ A, Lohnur snd John [ uninteresting part—Lowy told him that ho lind arranged with Iaines thit Blunt was to give im SLmvy) his noto for §10,000, duo sixty days aftor ato, and oxccuto trust desd of “Block 8, fn Wrighp & Wobster's Subdivirion of the north- oast quartor of Scction 13, Fownship 89, in tho namo of Thomas B. Bryau, io securo the samo, which, after soma demiir ns to the oxtraordinary atura of tho proposnl (givini a oto of B13,000 sooured by chintlel morliago, to one pervon, anolhor noto of 810,000, kocurod by Lrust ducd, to another porson, and ;m{‘lng 4,000 in monoy, all to sdecuro a dobt of £19,000), ho finally ocpnseuted, still foeling unbounded *oonfidenco in tha honor and iutegrity” of the wonlthy eapitalist. I notes were givon, and it need searcely bo added that Mr, Janos G. Dlunt s by far o wiser man to-dny thun bofaro ho mado the acquuintance of Inimen Lowy, Flrat, Btunt yni:l §3,000 for intorost and ek~ !»umma, and on account of the Munson note, and hion lie wout Lo Haluos and squarcd up for the Lalaneo liko a mun, Lhon, in confidinginnocenco, ho wondod his way to Iaiman, to racoive back the noto and socrrity ho had ‘given for a debt that no longer oxisled. Ilnlman, n]mpl{' snld o had disposed of the noto, And now Blunt, having paid privoipal and ntoreat of the dobl to tho lust cont, L Lho comfortablo ausurance hauging over bim that au ovorduo noto boarlug Tho Florlde Logialature has boon organized, in both branches, by n combluation of Domo- cratio and Republican votes hostilo to the * Ring dynasty," and it s protty ovident that tho gamo votos will eloct o United Htgios Sonsfor, on the 21st, vice Osborn, Fho nomes most men- tioned are Chief Justico 1 M, Raudall, brother of tha'lato Postmnster Genoral ; Marrison Toed, tho late Qovornor ; John Tyler, son of tho ex- Presldont; Horatlo Jenking, Jr,, Genoral San- ford, aud I, A, Dockray, ‘Tho colored membors have dotormined to support Jastah T. Walle, thoir presont Reproscntative in Congross, —It would appoar that Morton's Committes, at Washington, {s making laste to investigato Low tho Kansus Leginlature, two yoars ago, camo to cloct Bonator Caldwoll, booauso Pomoray's oloction {8 at this moment on the {spis, and ¢4 01a Pom." wants cortaln men, to the ‘number of o hundred, sunmonod away frém Kansas. —Tho Boston Advertiser saya the 1on. Will- jum Whiting looms up se a candidate for the Unitod Biates Sonato. ~—The Johuson nien hold the balance of power {n tho Touueasqo Leg'slaturo, and, by the ald of poseession, As the Sheriff of Cook County is- Republican votes, hnve furninhad tho proslding offlcors, vizi: Captain Albort T\ Lacoy, of Memphlo, Sponkorof tho Sounto, and W. B. Mo- Qnughoy, of Greonvillo, Bpenkor of the Houso. Captain Lacoy Js n well-known stonmboatman, and has norvod Iu tho Missourl Loglslature, In ‘Touncsuco tho Spenker of the Senato fu ex~officio Licutenant Govornor, —The Pinchback Leglalature, at Now Orleans, haa this weok 8o far disregarded Judgo Durell's ordor an to givo geats to o numbor of gentlomen whom Durell declared were not cloctad. But, then, thoy are Ropubllonns, and the sonts they £ill would elso have baan vaonnt. —Tha Alsbama Leglalature ro-convenes on the 13th, and tho Ropublicans will find the Court Tlouso cloued against thom by ordors from Wanh- ington. Dofora tho racoss, Deo. 21, tho Doino- crats hnd organizod tho Sonnte, and tho Ropub- licans thoHouse, undor tho Washington plan; but, at tho date of ndjournment, tho Iouso had ro- fused to rocoguize tho Sonate ns organi:ed. This, if poraistod in, may dolay tho eloction of Unitod 8tatea Sonntor, ~—Tho Leavenworth Timessnys: Tho Pomo- roy-Rosa-Pottawatomie lettor hag beou going tha rounds of tho Kansas pross for more than a year. Whon it apposred in Dans’s puper, everybody kuow thon it was a libel." ~—The Milwnukeo News wanta to kuow if it was tho Loton Bloux money “which was placed in thio honde of Sonator John A. Lognu's familiars, just about the timo whon, from the position of & potulant opponent, lio suddenly beermo n gush- ing supporter of Grant's Adwministration.” —Tho Democratic namoe.- used for Governor, in Connectiont, are: lidward W. Seymour, of Litchfiold ; Olinrlos M. Pond, of Ifartford; Nn- thaulel Whoelor, of Bridgeport; William W, Enton, of Hartford. Ex-Govornor English will run for Congross in tho Now ITaven District. —In tho Arkansaa Logislaturo tho opposition ara pormitted to havo38 againat 71 Ropublicans ; and now tho opposition membars are command-~ ng & high price for Senatorial votes, the contost boing botweoen Bowon and Dorsoy. Whon eithor of theso shall have “bust” MoDousld bus monoy enoughto buy in, The Seuatorship will cost whoover gots it $100,000 at tho vory lenst. ~It was all woll enough, in times like 1841, for Danlel Wobster, Scerotary of Stalo, co pro- wmulgato this old-fogy doctrine : 'Tho President lu of opinfon that it is a great sbuso 1o bring tho patronago of tho General Govoriument Into conflict with tho {reodom of elections, and that thia abuse ought to bo corrocted wherevorit may have been Termitted to exint, and o bo proventod for o fature. 1o therefora diracts that information ba given to all oflicers and agents in your department of the public service, that partisan inlerforenco fn popular clections, whotlier of Stata oicers or offlcors of this Govern: ment, and for whomsosver or against whomaoovor it muy be cxercised, or tho paymont of any contribution or naseasments onl salarics, or ofllzlal compensation for party or olection purposos, will bo regarded by him s a cavao for removal, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Now York Financini News, New Yoni, Jan, 10,—Monoy wan cnafer. Aftor loan~ ing an high ub 1-16 por day it fell to 6@T yer cont, with liberal transactfons gt 0, Btorling steady at 1003/@1094. QGold was altornately weak andl strong, with 1124;@ 1193¢ a8 tho oxtremes, closing nt 1191@112%4, Loabw, 5@7 per cent, Clearlugs, $47,000,000. Trenwury dise Dbiuracmonts, $424,000. Probablo oxport to-morrow, ,250,000, Governments %@ Tower, closlng steady, Blate bonds quilet and atoady, Blocks wero rregular, clowing strong. New York Gentral was activo, aud advanced from 1014 to 104, Pacifio Mofl' roso from 704 to 72, but fiually reated to 13, Washington telcgrame say that tho aubeidy of ono ‘miillion per auuum for the {Come pany's Cliin cervico bas oo agreed 10 by tho Houso Approprintiou Committee, to tako offect Jily 1, ‘Weatern Union roso froi 8L to B3, closlng at Blags Unlon Pacife declined from 473 to 85X, but recove srododiy; Erlo foll from sl o 60)¢; Ollo & Missienippl from 47 to 4037, and Lake Shioro from 803 t0 9337, closiug ot 93 ox-dividend, Tho rest of tho list foll off ¢ 10 7 per cont, but in most casea o por- tiou of tho ‘decling Wan recovered, Tho advance in New York Central fo 104 wos [ato in tho afternoon, and tho caso in monoy gavo grent strength to the wholg ‘murket ot tho closo, Storling, 1093, GOVERNMENT BONDS, 118 Coupons, 6T a1y Coupons, '81.... 5-208 of /62, 20: 1183;!Couyions, 1143 Coupons, 64 1133 | New 114 Goupons, '05. 1117 10-40s, BTATE 1ONDS, Missouris, . 83 |Virgining, old Teuneaseas, oid \803¢,North Cutoling, oid...34 .Tennessces, now. .. Notth Carolinzs, now.17 Virginias, tlow, Adnms Expreas Wells Farga 703¢| Terro Huuto pfd 7Ll | Ohicago & Alton 100%[C. & A, pfd €03, 0, & T i 120 Lake Bhoro, ox, 104 {Tudiann Cenl 835 89 Iliinols Central 802 Union Paciflo stocks., 401 Northwestern pfd.... 87, Union Paciflc bonds,. 8537 Rock Inland, 10037 Central Pucifio bonda 093 N. J. Central. 100" [Del,, Lack, & W...... Dk M, & Bt. Joo. i, o .. Forcign Mnaricetss Livenroor, Jan, 10—11 s, m,~Flour 30s, W d ; spring, 1t GA@1%5 35 v ; club, 131 20@198 4a, Tork, 024 6, Lard, 474 d, wintor, 183@125 2 123 Td@124 04 28194, Lo, Coru, 265 04 tho prosious week, Thera fa fncreased firmnoss, o Mght run being antlcipated_on Monday, Two cars 1itUia 1,012 I Tlilnols vtecrs vold at flc, 60 Its per cwt ; 5 cara Tig owbnt 13¢@493¢a; 6 carn Toxans, 6 owl, o 10, 6 fbi por ewt, ‘ Bitrrr—To-dny 16 cars, making 18,200 since Bature any, endmal 17,300 samy tino Inat woeld, Market atrong nt Tatlier st pricen, A car oxtry 143 s Canndn golng At Bjge, witl 2 carn 11 1la nt e 1 car 78 s Tilinols nt 67573 lenr 63 1w Ohfo ol 0%o; 1 car 82 1bn, fat, at o, 1f0as—To-day 55 cnrs, completing 33,400 sinco Hat- nrdny, ngutnat 24,800 th Aama tin laat wook, Market firm ik Glgea7o for cily, and Gi@6o for Western, drostod, Livoaro worth 4#26¢, n -ur of 230 lbs sells ing atd3le, New York Dry (oods Markets Nrw Yon, Jan, 10.—Thefo was & moiderato des mind for nsnorted merchandiio by resfdent Inyers of far Wealorn, Californin, and Toznn firmy, Tho mar ket continuen very atrong on cottonn_ani woollone, Manonvillo, % Fraft of the Loom," and Miil-hleached ahirtings Bavo havo been adsancad ige by the agents, A londling Jobbiug house offern. full lincy of Ancona faney printa at 103 conts andDorkehiro printa st 10 conlainn “ drivi,! Fpring casimeres and aultings wero in betlor request, ¥orolgn goods very dull, Pittaburgh Cuttlo Sarket, Frrranunra, Jan, 10,~0ATTIE—Murket falr; nrrle valn light ; best, BA((@70 1 atockern, S(@4c, Buerp—Market firm ; orrlvals falr'} best, 54@0%c; medinny, 6EG6Yo ; cominon, 4@d e, 1Toas—Market lively ; Philadolphis, $4.4034.00 H Yorkors, 44@Sc. Pittsburgh Ol Market, Pirrevunon, Jan, 10,—Crudo potroloum dull and lower nt $2.35 ut Parker's landing, Itofined quiotand unchanged, The Produce Marlkots. NEW YORK, New Yonx, Jan, 10,~CorroN—Dull; middiing up- Iand, 205, ' - BiieansTures—Flour—Market quict and steady Tovelnts, 10,000 bria ; super Wostorn and Blate, £3.05 0.0 ;' common to 'gool extrn, $1.1IGT.G5 4 Kood to cholce, $7,05@8,00 ¢ whilo wWhout cxira, $7.7638,60: oxtra Ohfo, $0.20@9.50; Bt. Iouls, $7.05@13,00, Tiyo flour i fulr demund at $4,7T6@0,50, Corn meal moro activo; Woatern, $0.35@3.60. Whoat oponed heavy and lower, but closed nteadior, with mioro dispos sitiou to buy; Teceiptd, 26,000 bu} ordinary No. & apring, $L.62;" do No. 2, $1.58 5 rojeoted, $1,40@ L4 No. 2'Milwaitkes, $1,64. Itye, barley, nud mait ups changed, Corn In good export demand; rocelpts, 22,000 but ¢ ol Westorn mixed, G0@06)0 ; cliofca do in slore, Gi@6kice ; new mixod, $0@GTo yellow, 0T@08e, Oata higher and'scarco 3 receipta 26,000 bu ; naw Weate em mixud, 48@50)ge ; Dlack do, 46@48%0 ; whito, 1@ c, Eaos—Quiet; Western, 57G87)0, Hay: n, Hovs—Firm at 42@550, @nocenizs—Coffeo firtt ; Rio, 10319, Bugar fne activoand nominal, Moladses steady ; New Orloans, oa@1oe, Rica quich T@B10. PETROLEUN—Crude, 104/ @10)0 ; refined, 21@4T TunrrNTINE—Firn ot 01G01 g0 : HOAS PiiovIsIoNR—Pork firm ; meas, $13.75G14.00; prima mesd, $14.00914,60, Beef dull and unebauged. Cut meald flvm 3 shoulders, for March, Ge; clear Hibs, Tige, Middles very firm; long ribs, 7e; long and shiort clear, for March, 7o; long clear, for' Fobraary, e, La Sepuery No, 1'to primo stenm, 73@8}7c § kotile, 8 81 1o, BurrER—Active and firmer : Westorn, 11@160, Curkse—Fivm at 13@143¢c, ‘Waiskzx—Higher ol 952900, BALTIMORE, BALTINONE, Jan. 10.—UnEAvsTUFFE—Flour and wiheat firm and unchanged, Cotu in good demand; mixed Wostern, G2ige, _Oats firm; mixed Western, {oatio; while, G0 Ryo quict fud fem st 956 .05, PROVISIONs—Firm, Mosa pork $13.00@13,60. Bulk Jueats alrong ebouidar, 4i@43(ol it ciles, 513 62{c; clear rib, 62;@03{c, Dacon In'belter domans oid ehioulidors, S3(&; now do, 83(@00 s rib sides, T3 clear rib, T3@8c; new hawng, 11@16c, Lard fifm, ”lé(;frm— owor j choico Wosforn roll, 26¢; good, . BUFFALO, Burrato, Jan, 10.—Market firm. Whont—8nles, 2,600 hu No, 2 Milwatkeo club st $1.62, Corn—Bales car lota ot 62¢, and high mixed Toledo at 530, NEW ORLEANS, Naw Onveass, Jan, 10.—Durapstores — Flour quiet ; suporflue, $6,60; X, $7.95@9.00 3 lnmll{, $0.00@10,50. Corn active aud fimor at (IGEse Oatd qulet at 7@18c, Bran—$1,30@1,35, HAY—Quiot aud casier; primo, §38.00@99,00 ; cholce, Provisions—Pork quict at 13%@13%o. Dry salt monta firn at Be, 7o, Tie, Bncon frmor ot Sic. 5236, 03¢0, 10%c. '1lams, 165 @173¢e, Lard scarco and fitmer’; tlorco, 83gc ; ket 93¢0, GRocEmES—Siigar—Tuferior, 6@0}o; common, 03¢ 7c; falr tofully falr, 73@83¢c; prime, J@INC. @1:;«;- frm; faif to choice, 63@000. Coffes, 1€ o Winskzy—No Western hiero ; Loufslans, 030, CorxoN—Dull ; sales, 2,000 balen : godd ordleary, 17%0; low middling, 18)o ; middling, 10%0; mide ailig'Orleans, 10570, - Receipty, 1,133 balas: exporta constwin, 1,430 Lules ; atock, 17,400 bales, Bix weok sales 25,000 'bules; vecelpte, net, 49,010 balea; gross, 65,77 Dalea: oxpovts, to Great Diritaiu, 34,080 ' balos § continent, 7,072 belea’s coastwise, 8,113 balcs, PINLADELIILA, PurLApELTITA, Jan, 10.—DRrADSTUFFE—Flour une changed, Wheat dull yed, $2,00; amiber, $2.05 white, Byo sloady at'0i@Dic, Corn steady ; yellow, 63; now, 62c, Oafs §n moderata domaud old white, 830'; now, 520 ; mixed, 40@50c, noLEUN—Crude, 4%@1to; refined, 25G7e, L Wizssey—090e, MILWAUKREE, Mivwaures, Jan, 10,~BREADSTUFFS~Flour quiel and uuchunged, ' Wheat steady ; No, 1 o 81,88 - Mo 20t 3L, Oals weareo and firm'; No, 3 Coru seady 3 No, 2 at 3315¢. Rye No. 20t 67¢, Barloy firm ot 723¢e, Reorrrrs—Flour, 2,000 brls, ‘Wheat, 17,000 bu, BueateNTs—Nono, DETROIT, Detnorr, Jan, 10.—Gras—heat almost lifelesns uthf;lnnllslg!); selllnrlw du i No. 1 at $1.78; amber at_$1. orn teady ; yollow at 41 33; Duussen Hoas—§4. e RelE A TOLEDO, 10.—BReApsTyrre—Flour gnfet Whent dull and lowor: No. 2 white LAIG185; oxtrn whilo Michigan, $185; 1, 31,673 mnbor Miohigan, $1,67: No. T fad $L.70; No, ¥o,81,6, Corn stoady s high mixed, 338 spot scller May 3 low mixod, 3730; yollow, 383¢'; whito, 8030, Oats quiot; No. 9, §3ige. Dresskp Ioai—$e.66@4.10. % Groven Surp—Aclive, TicErrta—Flour, 700 brla: whoat, 17,000 bu; earn;. 1 3 No, 2 nt 203, ‘scarco and firm § Totgo, 0, Jan, and unchanged, Wubnsll, No, 2 do, 0,000 y hut, 1teariNs—Flour, 600 brly t, i Bt 600 brla, wheat, 400 bu; corn, 4000 bu, N, LI1vERPOOL, Jun, 1 . 1m,—Breadetuffa dull and lowor, Flour, 208 6d@%0a, Wheat—White, 12 Li\le) 123 7d; Club, 13s@18 4d, Corn, 288 'J\‘G‘.!Kfl od, Lard, 878 0, Lrvenroot, Jan, 105 p, m,—Market unchanged, LoNDOY, Jan, 10--5 p, i, —Cousols for monoy, 9235 @034 § account, 02K @23 ; 6-20s of '65, ¥3'¢’; do of 67, 033¢ ; 10-409, BO3L3 now ba, 002 + Erle, 495, ‘'ho rate of discount for 3 months® billa in opon mar- kot In 3-10 lower than thw bunk rate. Tho rata for monoy at the Btock Exchunge on Governmont sceuris Hien 14 3 por cont lower thau the bank rate, Tallow, 44s 6, Franxront, Jan, 10,~6-20s of '62, 9657, Panis, Jun, 10,—Rontes, 53¢ 82¢, Tl ninount of speeto it tho Wik of France Laa de- oreased during tho woek 1,533,000 france, Javenroor, Jam, 10,—Breadstuffa_dull; California white wheat, hverage quality, 12s 6@12 Td ; club, 1ds 9 ; rod apriug, 118 0d@124 94 ; rod winter wheat, 123 @125 24, Flour, 203 605, Coru, 280 Jd@28s 61 Yard, §7s 9d, Checso, 6is, Quimberlaud middles, 348 0d.” Bhort ribs, 958, Ttecelpts of wheat for tho past 3 days, 85,000 qrs, of which smount 45,000 qre aro Amerfeah, Roceiptd of corn for the past 3 dnys, 8,000 qra, all_Amcrlean, Yorne and fabrics ot Manchester, quivtand fivin, Tho Albany Cattlo Marlket, Special Neapatels to The Chicago Tribune, ALDANY, Jun, 10,—BeEvES—Tho masket opened firm Jentorday, wilh i gmall aupply, und loldors vccordings ly demandad at from 3 to 376 ovor lust woek'a rutes, “'ha nttendsnce of buyera Was good, snd n good do mund oxfsted for {he best grades of caltle, and ol 1, TOUIS. 87, Lovts, Jan, 10,—BREADRTUFFS — Flour stendy. Wheat guict und firm, only samplo lols solling, ~ Corn firm at 31 on oaet tracl ; 37@38e fu store hors, Onta Joareoud firm, and bighor ; 274,@200 in alord, Bar- oy ancy Wisconsiu, $1.10, i Vo, Loy aulo ¥ ) § Tiyo steady ; No, 2, WiitskEr—Lowor at 00c, ProvistoNs—Pork firm and higher; $12,35 seller Tobruary, Buk mey #omo salea higher ; ldoso Quiiey Packol $12,00 spot ; ts nctfvo aud strong clear rib, 6270 spot ; do_af Ge, Liyer’ February; closk sides, spot, o3 ot 3;@2. higher,” Bacon moro actlve ; clear o cloar, Tice spol, Lard In good demand s Tattle, Ttc, Re- rm at' §3,40@4.00, mostly $3,70G9,80. ATTLE—oro activo ; medinm to primo, S @5ke. CINGINNATIL ik ,695, CrXCINNATI, Jum, 10.—LRkADSTUFFS—Tlonr and wheat flem ; othier graing ateady ; prices unchanged. O1Ls—Sicady, PROVISONS—Flrm nnd tending upward, Pork firm $1260GS1076, Lard flrm and higher ; steam, 1 3-10@ 540§ kettle, 75 @ DBulk meats firm ; ahoulders, 403 clear 1l o'y clzar, 6xe; a1l 20 to 25 daya I salls Bacon quict s shoulders, 475@6e ; sides uuchanged: Green moats firm and ighor ¢ shouldera, 9303 hold at e clear ril, 5x@5io, Hams, 81/@IK0. Hoos—Activo ; $4,00@4.20 ; most safea at $4,15, Res cuipie, 12,400, Witiskey—Firm § 80, CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND, Jun, 10,—~BREADATUFFS—Flour slead, and ‘uncliauged, Wheat nominully lower ; No, 1 of: fored at 1,7 at $1,68, withont buyers, - Corn though buyers were at firat disposed to hold back until to-morrow bofore purchnsing, fn the hopy of a reduc- tion, thoy at last gave way, and took whnt they wanted ot dellors’ prices, A Vory falr amount of buaf ness wan dono 4o-day, slihough ot mo timo wng thoro much ° activity manifested, and tho market closed firm at from 3 10 3c per I nde Yanco, Tio qualty of ilio offerings waa" good, aud, altboilgh chalco Niords woro not ploutiful, thero'was & g00d Bupply of flealiy catle, auch aa tho trado need, fonry Liviogaton realized 73(o por poud for 8 Thdi: unn_stecrs averaging 1,400 ibe, and 8, Rosentlial sold xoadlly 04 Tifuols stco, tho out yol offered, at T340 per lb, Mizon Cows—Ato fn limtted supply, with nn active domand for tho Howthiorn, macket, - Yrieen bava. ad ‘vanced $5,00 por ead, and tho offerings wero rendily taken at tho nivanco,” Wo quoto {ho ruling prices at from $45 10 485, for good mikers, Bugkr Anp Lasns—A prolly activo domand having sprung up for Tattern and Now York commnption thio murkot presouts o flrimer appoaranco, Tho local trado Lus slmost entirely follon off, but thoso uow In 10 pun, about 9,400, aro all soldt £or tho Eastern mar- Kot, Fitiowool uhoop are guoted 8t from 03( to T0 | contud wocl, TG40 pag Ih. Toas—Tocelpts of through stock 200 car londs, Doiug 1,400 head moro s laxt wock, Nothing dofug oro, 1iorses—Efpht ear loads wero recolvod and sent forwardy N warket here, Michiyan sheop, T8 1by, at $5,13%, Buffalo Livo Stock Marker, BUrraLO, N. Y., Jan, 10,—OATTLE~ccolptn to-day, 878 head, making tho totat for thu woek, this far, 4,004 hoad, or 239 cars, aguinst 20 cara tho kamio e Jst woro Jato arsivals, aud uot. sulliciont weoki, Nearly nll sales: to mako 6 quotabla wnrkit, The yardware cleardd of stock, and it ia thought (he light Tocaipts thits weeknud tho oxtromo cold ‘weathor will {mpeova thio market noxt weok, Tho only aul Werg 83 ill\"' ana stockery, averaging 999 1bs, ot §i 3 W Indisua, mixed, ay 1,150 by, ot $400° 10 1IN0l stcors, nv 1,130 bs, at £5.69% ; 23 Qlia vicers, av 078 by, at }5.00. BUERY AND Ll 10day 1,000 making te total for {hio wook thus fur 18,600 agalust 7,400 samo thwe Just weck, Markot firm, Ciuadn aheop and latwba $0.0063 7.003 Weatorn slieop $5.00@5.03 uccordiug to wolght aud Quality, *Balea: 185 Olifo aliey, 83 104, ot $5,00 18d Tods-—Hecelpis to-ny 6,000, moking the tatal for hie weok thun fur 2,400 ugalust 1),000.the “same *time Tnut weel, Murkut tnodorately aclive to-duy ut $4,60 for deslrablo u.lm welght hogn 3 $4,29@4.40. for houvy hoge, Bales this moruiug 2,600'OLio Logs 160 to 360 e at $4.25@ 4,60 70 Oahiaca wheop und Iamby, 157 by, 6t 30,6755 4,19 New Yarle Live Stoct Murkot, New Yonr, Jau, 10,—CATTLE~Only 11 curs have \arrived to-day, making 5,800 fov thie week, agalnat 6,700 ;‘_lcudy:’:smlm:l, 46G40c, Oats steadys No, 1, 87a; 0, 2, 35¢, VetnoLeua—Nofined unsottlod and weak, ot 21@ 21340 for staudard car Jota, cash, ISVILLE, 100U) 3 owsviiar, Jon, 10,—Froun—Htenly and unchangs Provielons—Tn falr demand; moss pork, $12.60, Bulkk ments firm ; shiouldars, 4%c; cloar rib, 03c} cloar, 6%4e, all loose, and 16 t0'20 daya n salt,’ Baconm quiot ; “shiouldors, ‘Go; plain hams, 1240} sugare cured, 13¢ 3 do cativassed, 1ige, Tard, T5,@IN0. Uoas—Sieady ; sange, $3.85G4,10, packers Daying only $3,00@4.00, ' Receipits, 8,000, WHISKEY—80G00, 08WEGO, 0swEag, Jan, 10,—0naty—Whont stendy 3 o, 1 Mile uukeo, §1.70, " Coru dul at G0c. Darley ki sod une obanged. SPECIAL NGTIGES. Schenel’s Palmonic Syrup, BEAWEED TONIQ 030 MANDRAK PILLEE, Thoso aro tha onl® modicines ty bl Consumption. ragtlco avor thirty gours, coutiunlly oxamning lunys, and knowa his medf: Sluos, 1§ sopurly takon, Wil cuta cousnuiptiun, ” 1ila Mnr&lg- @ Tllla ofeansu tiio liver and stom 5 " Tanlg divsolves thy food, stimulatas st tissh el lts ftalens b Pl it ) attor, aud nagiiro theows it olf witliour o gxution. Brapntod il for salo by . 11, SOHIENOK & 2, roenor Sixth and Arches it and dosloms gonoratly. MISCELLANEOUS. s Plillntielphia, and by drog] TUrABURY DEPARIMENT, OFFICE OF UOMPTIOLLEN OF (JURRENCY, WABHINGL N, Dao, 24, 1613, Notico {s horoby glvou (o all porsons whe tay havo olaims agalnst tho Scandiuavian Nutloual Bank of Ohi- ©ago, T1l,, that thoy aro oallod upun ta presont tho samo, and to make legal proof thoreof, to Joot D, Harvey, Ro- colvor, at tho olica of said Bauk, at Ohicago, 1l JOLIN JAY KNOX, Comptroller of the Currancy, Luxuriant Whiskers, Moustaches, Eycbrows, Bl [, MARTINA'S Wouin.-RENOWNED ToMADE, woll- kuaive throughout Kucupo aid Amerlen, forcos whiske and moustaclios {0 grow on the smoothest fugo without o taicdy for baldnoss. ~Pel octablo drug alorcs and hal drves’ #1,200. Wo will lvly salesmon in all parts of the country R100pr movth snd trsvolling expousvs {0 sell tons, coffoos, splovs, clgars, &u.¢ for us, Vo full particulars aldrosy (mmedis ately WAL 'Y, MASON X 0., 183 Fulton-at,, Now York,