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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-06

The OusEIEY CONVENTION City
journals fear that the draft OF a treaty between
Great Britain and Nicaragua. published eN-
clusively in the Tunes of Monday, was not
authentic. We are obliged To dispelthe fears Of
our contemporaries and assure them on the
very best authority, that the Convention in
question was drawn up by Sir William Gore
Ouseley, and Was based by him on the Cass-
Yrissari treaty. Hence the similarity between
the two documents. We are further enabled
10 state, on equally good authority. that the
Ouseley Convention has been approved by
the British Government. aud will, in all pro
liability be ratified by that OF Nicarasaa.---N
T. Times.
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ES- The correspondence on the subject OF
this paragraph having been Withdrawn, we

this paragraph having been withdrawn, we
cheerfully make the following explanation {:
The article in Friday mornings PATRIOT,
which has been construed as offensive to
one of the editors of the Union & American,
was based upon an article in that paper of
the previous day, which we conceived to be
an erroneous statement of the PATRIOTS posi-
snch statement was wilful and intentional,
and in pronouncing it '.paltry misrepresen-
tation" of our position, did not mean to i'm
pugn the personal integrity of the editors Of
the Union g. American. but simply as the ex-
preston of our sense of the injustice that we
conceived had been done us.
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Trustee sale.

rI,HE Trustee 81 STEWART A
Il OWN II under the necessity Of
selling cut the entire stock BY De- T[=7y
eember next. Those In need Of = <<l
RANGES, STOVES % all sorts and 49,
szes, CRATES, Scales, MANTElS,
kkITi ~. ScrTILES. TIN WARE, hollow Y
and TAME HONS, can now invest their mor
great advantage. Those indebted 10 ) / o. a
minded thai u 10 much cheaper 90 settle vi
Trustee thar with an offleer, and are respecifa
aassied b can a. Stewart 4 Ovens old stand,
Narkst ,igeet-i - oct-a
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n AN resolving direct from the Manufacture
the lat~si styles al fali aud Winter Hats and
for Men Doys and Chiisir~h's wear, ctrEisting 10
Of tise hs-rt Cassimcrc. Ss.ff ur Hats of all qua
hays' Clsrth an +Ez-xrd Cas-. Also. large
Nea's, "a ~ <fl6 Gtiiren's Ecri-o md Wool
which VIII g-e sshl "a reasonable terms for On.
puncttal dealers al Noe so and 50 corner of c,
aud broadway, by b. r. CUT
4
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miscellaneous.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

Alter several years experiment in the manufs,tur,
Of GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year ls4s in
making discovery in its manufacture bv which IL
deprived of its acid and iniammatory prorcrtcs
and rendered perfectly pure
sly manufacture is at Schcitan Holland Amer
several months reflection what title 10 give IT,. in
troduced it To the American public under the title II
- Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapus. y
Schcidam rs the name Of the place in Holland where
the GIN is manufactured; "aromatic' derives is
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which II IL
favored; and the word .'Schnapps'' is the German
for drink-cogue, dram-Wofe's Slheidam arur,atir
drink. No sooner had my Schnarps been introduced
10 the American public, and received with apyroba
ton, than the liquor mixers OF New York Bnst,,r
aud Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuff, under various names m sever
al instances my labels have been SO perfectly initial
ed, with only the addition Of few letters 10 plead
technical avoidance Of the law and So carcfa, prr.
| pared as TO impose on careless purchasers under
sta large quantity has been purchased by m,
merchants OF New Orleans account uf the cheap
ness Of the stuff. Two Dollars per dozen for th,
Quarts, and one Dollar aud Ten Cents a dozen for r
| Pnts, being the wholesale price In New York It BE-
nothing but American Whisky favored with the ui
of Juniper, and reduced thirty per cent beoE proc.
A merchant who participates indirectly in a., fraud
by selling the spurious article, is as much an offend
er as the principal, who planned the imposition.
hone every respectable citizen who yahes th
health Of The community in which he lives, VIII al
me in ferrcttiug out and exposing the unscrupuluu
merchant who for the sake ola ew cents will pa
| in Jeopardy the lives OF the community in which
lives. such men should be nailed to the piilory
| public cNccratioD
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"Who has nos Heard OF Rerhsve,.
Holland Rftfera4

simple N rs composition, pleasant 70 the taste, and
raiy wonderful IN us effect, lis popularity cannot be
soaasfea al 10 iasAiiis Just recovering strength,
h . invalaAbls; exercising thai sec,hlns ,nuvsne.
ever Tie system, and lmplsslns tia, hs.,,h
and tone to The stomach, % iSngea fr BY The eonva
issesnt "-LAails EssisTris<.
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TOILET FOR GENrLEaEx-For preserving
the complexion, temperance; to preserve the
breath sweet, abstinence from tobacco; tor
whitening the hands, honesty; TO remove a
sin, repentance; easy shaving-soap, ready for
improving the sight. observation. a beaulifil
\ ring. a family CIRCLE; for improving the voice,
civility; the best companion at the toilet, q
vile.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-06

On the 4th inst, WILLIAM H, son of Richard and
Lucinda Bedford, aged two years.
This lovely bud so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
81 just come to show how sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
None but mothers heart can tell --
How hard tn say-farewen
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vted TO attend the funeral from their residence Mar
ket street, College Hill, to-day, at 10 O'Clock.
October 8, 1858. tsr
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MARRIED.

In waverly, Tenn, September aoth, by the Rev A.
n Larkins, Mr.. T. AIoSzo NAF1ER, OF Charlotte, 70
Miss VicrosiA WHY, Of waverIy, Team.
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coURrsHIP AND NArRINoSY, BY Rosert Morris.
sTheFe h charter Ia Il any person will read bui
what the man, ~omzn, child whl say, they are
ne better after reading and renseting thereon-'-
Jcas GEGs.
DOCTOR TiioRSE, by A. frellope-
THE TWO SISTERS, by Mrs- soalhworth.
GEORGE MELVILLE, al American Novel.
BRANDON or, A Hundred Years Ago.
THE cooPEfss; az, Getting rnssr Way
TRENCH On BILE REVISION.
ysss received BY CHARLES w. SMITH
ssptle-u BGss
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Hen advertisements.
CRISP'S GAAETY.

THIRD NIGHT Of the citizens most distinguished
i favorite Mr.. J. E MURDOCH, who will appear in
his great character of Mr. BEVERLY. Mrs. W. ii.
CRISP as Mrs. BEVERLY.
Wednesday Evening, October 6, SIS,
Will be presented the great tragic play of The
CANISTER. Mr.. Beverly, Mr. J. E MURDOCH.
Overture by the Orchestral To conclude with the
roaring Farce os MY FELLOW CLERK. Tactic, mr.
HARRY ROWLAND.
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Hen Qualifications.
The Works of Charles Lamb.


w T. BERRY * co have just received a few sets
of Mr.. MoxoN,s beautiful edition of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB complete in Four Volumes.
CONTENTS:
1. The Letters of Charles Lamb, with Sketch of
his Life. By Sir 7. v Talfourd.
2. Final Memorials of Charles Lamb; consisting
chiefly of his Letters before published, with
sketches OF some of his companions. BY Talfourd.
8. The Essays of Ella
T. ROsamund Gray; Recorlectons of Chrst's Hos
pital, Poems, &c.
W T. B. co. have also just received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES. vol, svo.
vESTIGES OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF GRE
ALTON. l vol, s vo., new edition..
TAYLoR's PHYSICAL. THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE
] vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs. Jameson. Numerous Illustrations.
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Ruskin.
HAND-B BOOK OF PAINTING. vol 1.-Two.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL ANGELO AND
RAPHAEL-illustrated with fifteen highly finished
Engravings.
FLAXMAN'S CoMPoSITONS-The Ilisd and odys-
sey of Homer, Dante, Hesiod, &c. sep;29-tf
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NOEL s. CO.,
w hOleSale GrOcerS
And Dealers In
COUNTRY pSODVCE,

NaSnt111e, CHI.
Sugars.
100 hhds fair to choice Su- bxs. Havana Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 Z" powdered Sugar;
Coffee.
500 bags Rio Coffee; rs bags Iaguyra Coffee;
100 bags Java Coffee;
Liquors.
400 bbls. Pixies whisky 40 do. Fine Brandes;
leo Deans do; IS bbs. American Brandy !;
$50 20 Wiltshire do 10 90 Malaga Wine;
$50 box. super old Brandy; Is 90 Gin:
rs bbls u bbls Cherry so % Walkers sup. Ale;
Brandy; SO boxes st. Johns Caret
Is barrels superior Port Wine;
Wine; rs baskets Champagne
rs bbls. smiths Reserve Wine, assorted;
Whisky; so boxes Champagne CT
so bbls. pure Rye do; der,
80 do. Monongahea do;
Tobacco.
IS boxes E S. Powen's To- 200 boxes Jack Falst #
20 boxes southern Belle 80 bxs. Com. Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is 1" Industry Tobacco !;
Cigars.
10 900 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Cgrs;
5000 josephine Cigars; 10000 Brands, assorted;
We will also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles OF country produce.
Pea Nuts, lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers TallOw, Flour,
BecswaX, White Beans, Meal,
Ginseng Peas, Chewing Tobacco
Flax Seed, Eggs, Peach Brandy,
Wheat, Butter, Apple Brandy,
Rye, Rags, Pink Root,
Oats, Tar, 80 Coperage,
Corn, Hay, orchard Grass seed
Mllett Seed, Hemp, Blue Grass %
Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass
Wool, Piow Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes, Nc., &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having of the above
for sale will do Wei TO call on US when they visit the
city. June 2t-u
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fall Rafes.
NEMPWIS. COVRSE

NE u NJ NV
FTNHE Races over the HeT~phs Course VIII commenc
i on TUESDAY, October 18th, 1888, and coniinu
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TuESpAY, 0ctabfr 19-The sswAIKER
STAKE for three year Odds 500 entranee; $50 for
felt Mile heats: three more 10 I'll The stake; IN
Club to add 5000. provided the race is run; name
and close the list day Of August, 1858. Security
Will be required for the forfeit in the above stake
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500 Three mile
heats.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, October 20-Tockey
Club Purse $500. Mile heatS, three in FIVE.
SAME DAV=wcepsiake for two year bids: 5000 en-
trance: $50 forfeit 'nash az mile " tr SO or more
tn I'LL the stake-now three entries Security Will be
required for the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. October 21.-The soFd ERPze
STAKEv for three year Odds Two mile heaSs- $500
entrance: 500 forfeit; three fill the sake
the Club to add $500, provided the race Is run; !
name and close on LIST day OF August, 1855 Securis
4 will be required for the forfeit.
| FOURTH DAY, FETpAY, October 22.-Jockey Gu
Purse S+GO. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23.-Jockey Gu
Purse 81 900. -Four mile heats
| Re- A ''Walk Over the above Course entities
horse to the fun amount OF Jockey Club purses.
~ All entries, with forfets secured, must he d.
/ rected to
| WI 7. ROUNDTREE, PROPRIETOR.
| je3O-td Memphis renn
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Auction Sale of Groceries
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co..
NOTICE

FTNHE Directors of the Tennessee Marine and Fire
i Insurance Company have this day declared
dividend of SIX DOLLARS per Share Of the prof
its of the last months payable the Stockholders
in cash on or before the 18th inst.
oct4-2w A. W. Butler, Sec'y.
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GRAND CONCERT.

On Thursday Evening, October 9TH.
0NHE Choir of the Free Church of the Advent, aid
i ed by a number of other Musicians, amateur and
professional, intend giving Grand Vocal and Instru-
mental Concert at Odd Fellows Hall. The proceeds
to be applied to the purchase of Organ their
Church.
Tickets 81 90 For further particulars see bills OF
the day. oct2-1w
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,

tDOLPIHO WOLFE.
SOLE IMPORTER, Nos. Is, 20 and - Beaver st.,
NEW YORK
The following respectable films In New 0rl,aI
sell the GENUINE SCIINAPPs
r. j HART Il CO.. Wholesale Groccrg..
EATON X HENDERSON,
GOOl RICH co. -
\. II. GRIEF X Co,
". l.. ALLEN n Co,
H. BLOCK x CO.,
JOIN T. MOORE N co,
JOS u NI. Y MARKS,
DI~CUE h SIMMS.
HALL, KEMP n co
+. ". COEIER, Prandi-s, Wines. Sc.
Bt-NNEIL * BAIIIFFF commission Micro 'al,i
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., Wholesale DruR-s '--
q q NOOnMAN.
TBOM son " BARNES. Groccrs,
G.. TlIEURER, Groceries, Wines and Lgr,rs
GEO. &. WITTE & CO,
KAl;S1 ENnFlE Il CO,
HOLMES X SPENC ER, g
W. l. LNNIER 4 CO, New Orleans.
W. A. NOILETTE 4 CO., e
oCu-5md&w in2dp
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MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS

:" z NM . II aN D-BtJOhS.
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS on THE CONT
NENT.
HANDBOOK FOR FRANCE
HANDBOOK FOR ITALY.
HANDBOOK FOR SPAIN.
HANDBOOK FOR SWITZERLAND
HANDBOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE.
HAND-B BOOK FOR GERMANY.
HAND BOOK FOR LONDON
HANDBOOK FOR IRELAND.
HANDBOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE.
GUIDE TO THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER.
eoDEY's LADY's BOOK, far October, the most
beautiful number Of the season, just received ~
y HAGAS
Rruftf-ff
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FOR THE LADIES.

IEIIE's MAGAZINE ANn GAZETTE oF FASHION.
for octsser, iass received and for saI- ~
I y. HAGAS.
sepree-u Market and Caion streets.
Graham's Magazine,
I>oR October, Just received by
Il sspseo n y. HAcAS /.
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'.The story he tells of the Cabinet meeting
is, like the account of his own conversation.
wholly fabulous. We venture TO assert that
Mr. Walker never authorized any one to say
that he insulted the President aud Cabinet by
expressing a suspicion that they would behave
treacherously.'
pearing AS it does. in the Washington Union.
,sasnueh the report Of that conversation bfa0ssa
RoBERr j. WALKER and he Cabina COM
pa1iioaef by one Of the editors Of The Washington
Union, sa than ocrass0h, tcheH there trfs
nO confidence imposed, aud at the time thai editor
,cas 0e iusOarn ptibie and aefiue adversary Of ds
Kdsssas POLICY Of tte .idRnisfrussoa. The name
of that editor is Col Simeon NJ. Johnson.
believe that he is now attached to the Wash
ington Union. Ii he denies the statement
here made, | shall be compelled 10 make il
| good by furnishing the name or names OF re-
spectabls witnesses, who were present when
| he described this celebrated Interview between
| Governor Walker and the Cabinet, and Presi
dent buchanan; aud thus, without calling
| upon Governor Walker. or the President, oil
/ the Cabinet, / beg TO rest this part of ms
statement upon the distinguished authority
of the editor of the Washington Union him
self
THE PRESIDENT, THE HERALD AND THE CAN
! PAIaS or 1856.
Among those who have volunteered TO sup
ply their ready abuse of the Tarrytown speech
4 aoties the Editor Of the New York Herald
ihe Infamous James Gordon Bennett. AID
dressing. "a do, mixsd- audience, because
presume, this statement will be read BY mel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10
MARwlEn.

CO The 6rst once Of prudence 10 to fore
see impending evils, aud prevent Thorn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

W An experienced farmer says that the
time to cut brush and saplings, 10 order to
kill the roots, is when there is the fullest
flow OF cap. :ssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

CT Green Msrtin, a farmer in Georgia,
has been convicted Of whipping one Of his
slaves to death, and sentenced to be hung on
the Ith Of May. d
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@ L . n m q = r q u ~,
- MAlasst., X eokuk.
MYTH thanks 10 my many friends for past
w fayors beg leave to infsrn them that
an now receiving my SphiNu AND SUMNER
STOCK or CLOTMlNG, fresh from he
house, Of d. Dcslin Co., and James Wilde, n !,
Co., the two best Clothing II onsss In tho Uni-
ted States. Ny cl,thiag 10 good and we'll made !;
those who have purchased Of me will testify 70
that fact and 10 those who have not I would say,
come and try for yesyse 20. aood Goeds, 1t Q fair
price are always the chez pert.
Owing TO the pressure In money matters An
compelled To cell strictly tor CASH.
April I'D A.W .GkIFYfTH
yRNTS, Cashmere Suits, good aud latest fash.
~ Ion, for sale a, 10 Main.st.
apr2d AVG.
A VERY superior assortment u Il men 0oods
"A Oh hand ~ No. ~ Main IT.
Ape3d AVA.
a GOOD asssortmene Of Boys aad louths'
"A Clothing, ~ No. 10 Nain-st.
apr1d A. W. GRIFFITH
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. CO All truth, says DR.. johnson, il not
iAdecd OF s(nal Importance !; but IL little vio-
lAtioas are allowed, every violation will in
time be thoushtIttsle.
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0O0se - l&cnt,
WiTH seven good rooms, cellar, cistern, and
w everything that could b desired for convs-
ncnce--within Ave minutes walk Of the Rsteikos
Tbs house IL new, and rent TO suit the timss. For
hrthcr information, apply ut this once.
aprQdyt
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On the 9th inst, BY Rev. Jss. Brown, Mr.. Goo.
W. Wiiloughby 70 Miss Ann 4. Tsylex1 hp4A d
Lee county.
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Missing Numbers 81 ouy Ii

1tsslng Numbers Of oux NV.
Can any Of our readers supply agawliH
any numbers Of the daily named below1
Whoever has ale, or pile Of old copislY
will oblige rs by informing US. The loSs
Numbers are ~ follows:
ssDAILY WHIG."
Monday, Sept. 4, 1854, Vol. l, No. l5s
tuesday, Sept. 26, 1854, Vol. !, No. 17s
Weekday, SCI n, 1854, Vol. /, No. lS9
1harsdays 1855, Vol. 1, No. 3l2
lArE CITY,
nday, 1855, Vol. 2, No. Is
y 1Psday, II, 1855, Vol. 2, No. "a
rday, May II, 1855, Vol. 2, No. 81
10y, May %, 1855, Vol. 2, No. rs
- Jane 81, 1855, Vol. 2, No. IS
2, rs, ~ 2, No. 90
J! 10, No. 1OI
r. Z, No. 900
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ACbcHToRObC NoNS - Z
- w..a,sorJ
Mr.. Otero introducU I Iii for
49, Non Of Wagon and Enigrsat
+ MEXICO. !.
- then went into Cemnittea Ut
r "a rsepneA eensi6ent3 4
III Appfop I'D 1ijls
~ l1Sx LS1hsr said ths1Aks C6GX ~ d
% I'D Means were pl1ee1 \ ~ Smbae-
fasSing position. They had 49, 1rod ~
fr0m the democratic side Of the Hose ar9inSg
III the provisions Of the bill, and ~ Others
aRainst particular provisions but Ill sesmsA
10 conour in the conclusion that, unless Nc
billin every provision can be made accepta-
BID = tAem, they are prepared to vote it
down and leave the Government without the
means Of carrying out the policy which il
inaugursted. He showed that the $1,000
600, asked in anticipation Of ~ regular ap-
propriatiee, would enable tho War DspaSt-
msny 70 make cheaper contfacts ~ ~
transpestation Of supplies to Utah 49, 4
1saay6-to the amount Of 81 ,250, 900 " the
.dsdciency to be supplied BY this bill, came .
Iegspy from the pgevious Administration
II the Utah expe1ltios was improperly bUs
gun, ~ was said, Why did the HQGe paoe i
Efsoelution declaring that rebelliSn sxlg101
there, and subsequently, pass bill 20 fur
nth volunteers. nveen0Q too late to ufeS
EevxPlsa for the 61fo1k ~ the Deficiency
HSiiI Mat tho President di& 81 the cols-
sent Of Congress before ~ began to rein-
Force the trnors for UtaSs Mr.. L. then pro-
eee3pd to defend the bill generally.
mate. - preaeedings Of the morning.
We no gene6Al inS0Eest.
HALryAx, April THE fog of last sven-
ing continues - there has been nothing
heard Of ths( gnnotsd stea1neg America.
BsooELYN, Apsfl 7.--TAa Democratic tick
q wa6HuoSessfui It the 11atoipal election
hsld ysoterday. Eight D1HessGis Alder.
ssnd four Of the oppositloa wsrs elect.
CArRo, Ayeil 7.-Forma, he Prussian FOR.
ger, was arrested in Paducah, ysstsrdAy..
MILWAUKEE,, April THE charter eleeliea
yesterday resulted in the elsstioa d the
whole Peoples ticket by 1909 naj-
NEw YoRk, April THE Tribune says
the Franeh commercial houses have ordered
their correspondents here to remit in bills
on London, instead u Paris, ~ heretofore
They have not con6dencein Napolcon's gov
eminent.
LouIsvlLLs, April I, H.--River stationary
with 0 feet water in the canal. Weather
showsry. Thermometer 48.
CtNcISNArI, April I, x.-The river is sts
tionary. Weather cloudy with slight show
ers. Thermometer 54.
PirrsBuRcH, April I, x.-River 4 feet {
inches BY tho pier, and falling. Weather
clear andcool. Thin ice formed last night
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