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We are not at all surprised to learn that the
Democrats of the Alabama House of Represent
atlves have chosen colored man for their
EngrOssing Clerk. 1t has taken some time for
them to learn a little fact, but they have learned
it. We expect yet to see Democrats as partial
to our native fellow citizens at the South as
they are to our foreign fcllOw-citizenS at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02

Col. GEORGE GoURAUD assumed his official duties
Yesterday, as Assistant Appraiser Ninth Division.
His especial department includes the examination OF
hardware, STEEL and leather. Col. Gouraud served
his country faithfully in the field during our great
war; and WILL we conhdent be found equally
efficient In his new field of service.
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Mr.. Spencer S. Mead, who made foolish
ottempt TO expedite the publication Of communication
In TE TRIBUNE by Of i've dollars is requested 70
call ON the cashier OF this establishment ana get us
money back-and his communication with 1t.
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UP-TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
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West Thirty second junction OF Broadway and Sixth
ave where advertisements for The TRIBUNE will be
received up to a in the evening.
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The Porto Rcans enjoy q terrible freedom
Spain has just granted them liberty of wor-
ship, but Protestants having asked leave to
build n church their authorities replied logi-
cally that as the press could not discuss
dogma, still less should it he discussed in ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02

The election returns from Mississippi indi-
cate the election of AlcOrn over Dent-a
result of which nobody has for some time
had much doubt. We are without advices
from Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02

The Independent celebrates its twenty-irst birth
day in an extra sheet with illustrations, Jubiant
history of its rise and progress, and some pardonaoe
reference to its many and admired excellencies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-02

G.. COLLAMORE q Co.
Continue 10 make a specially Of the
MERIDEN BRITANNIA Co.'S
SmyER-PLATED GOODS.
G.. COLLAMORE & Co.,
Importer. Of Fine China and Glass.
No. 73l Broadway,
One door above Waverey-plsce,
EeW-York
. Cott.~opt HENRY H. HOLL
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From New Brunswick.

ST JOHN, March 1S.-Mr. Cudlip, the
member from st. John, yesterday gave
notice i'll the Legislature of a motion dc.
claring the condition of the province
such as to excite general alarm. Taxa
ton is increasing without any cores
ponding benefits, and the people are
leaving by the hundred for the United
States. The law making power should,
as province, seek to carry out what the
people are doing individually. and ask
the Gnited States to admit New Bruins
wick in the Union, on fair and equitable
terms; particularly SIS the people are
forced to the conclusion that the nature
of all their productions and the geo
graphical position of the country point
to the republic as their natural market,
and as that can be most surely obtained
by union with the United States it is
moved that committee be appointed to
devise ways and means to carry out the
proposition =. raar
The Attorney General objected to the
motion as reasonable, and the House
refused to allow 1t to go on the notice
book. Mr.. Cudlip, however, has gained
his object Of getting it before the coun-
try
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A Horrible Negro Ouirage--PubliC
Excitement.

CHAMBERsBURG, March 21.-On Thurs
day afternoon last, a girl thirteen years
old and two young ladies, daughters of
neighboring farmers, were ravished by a
negro. On Friday the negro, nineteen
years old, named Com Norris,a native of
Chambersburg, was arrested, and is now
in Jail. charged with perpetrating these
atrocities. There is but little doubt of
his being the guilty party. The excite
ment in the community is intense. Last
Friday night an effort was made to take
Norris from the Jail and hang him; no
less than 500 people gathered about the
building, speeches were made by num-
Der of prominent citizens, and the mob
was induced to disperse. The prison
has since been guarded by strong
force summoned by Sheriff Young. The
ladies outraged are daughters of three of
our most respectable farmers. 49,.
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New YORK, March 1S.-A late letter
from Brazil states that Lopez is steadily
organizing his army from the remnants
of his old force and the natives who fed
before the allies. At Cerro Leon he Is
sued a proclamation urging his people
not to give up or despond, au1 they be-
lieve implicitly in all that he advises
There is not q native to be seen in the
towns occupied by the allies. Ascunsion
was completely sacked, not even the hou-
ses Of foreigners being spared. Paran-
host, the Brazilian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, had been sent to the allied camps
on the Platte, to prepare the way for
peace. 1t is believed he is directed to
harmonize the difficulties prevailing
am >ng the allies. McMahon is still with
Lopez, and consequently cordially hated
by the Brazilians. Financial matters are
still unsatisfactory. The Montevidean
bank has SusDended.
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The wife of General Scabrook, who
formerly owned Hilton Head island, and
was one Of the wcalthiest men in tho.
South, is now in the almshouse at Char
lesion, South Carolina. 81.
Josh Billings says: When a young
man amt goo | for anytl irg else, / lile.
tcw see him carry n gold-headed cane: :.
If he can't buy cane, let him part his
hair in the middle"
Van Wyck, the famous New York
surgeon, warns the public against tho
use of the velocipedc. He says the sc.
we're jar Of the small. hard seats produ
ces disease of the prostate gland, aud if
young men wish to preserve their man.
hood they should cease the use OF the
velocipele. -
Ey-Carrie Moore rides the; velocip-
edein Boston Horticultural Hall, dress
ed thusly; In very pretty blue tiaic fit-
ting the body closely, with shirt, trim
med with red cloth and gold lace, flesh.
colored tights coveredto the knee with
loose rcd trunks, with broad blue stripes
on the sides. On her head jauuty lii
tie hat, matching we'll with the rest q.
her costume, with a long waving ostrich
plume.
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The Recalled Pardons.

-"Dlta," of the Baltimore Sun, COM,
municates information concerning the
recalled pardons that comperts with lc-
gal views on all HANDS. We quote:
1t will be recollected that President
Grant, Immediately upon his taking off,
ce as President, directed that certain,
pardons issued by President Johnson
should be revoked, or withheld FROM
the persons intended to be pardoned, iri
certain eases in New York, Massachu-
sets, and elsewhere. Attorney General
Hoar has had this subject under consid-
Grafton, and it is understood he decides
that the revocation of the President
will not stand in law that the act of the
Executive was completed when the war.
rant of pardon was placed in the hands
of the United States marshal or other.
officer, and that if the persons intended
to be pardoncd shall not be released,
that, upon habeas corpus, the courts
would release them. o '~a fs ..7s.
GRANT blunders into trouble at every
step. His malice is all right, but the
brain part is sadly deficient. s,z
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7 E L E G R A P FL | G

BERLIN, March 19.-Dr. Peter Mann is
preparing to send out new polar expe.
dition, which will sail in June
ALEXANDRIA, March 19.-The waters
of the Mediterranean have been success
fully admitted into Bitter L IKE through
the Suez Canal. a
VIENNA, March ia royal decree
has jast been published establishing trial
by jury for ofenses against the press
law.
YOKOHAMA, February Is, uia LONDON,
March l9-Fpreiyn Ministers have an
noancedthe termination Of civil war in
Japan, and the withdrawal Of their de-
claration of neutrality. So,
ATLANTA, March 17.-The Senate took
up the fifteenth amendment, and amotion
to indefinitely postpone resulted in a tie
vote Of II to II. Benjamin F. Conley,
the Republican President of the Senate,
having the casting vote, voted yea, thus
indefinitely postponing and virtually de.
feating the adoption of the fifteenth
amendment in Georgia.
BosroS, March l9.-The pardon grant
cd by President Johnson to James d.
Martin, late Cashier of the Hide and
Leather Bank, and subsequently recall
ed, has been restored to Martin through
the hands Of the United States Marshal
HAVANA, March 22.-Advic.s from
st. Domingo of the 10th inst, have been
received. There was comparative qui-
etness around the capital. but arrests and
executions continued frequent in the ex-
treme. In the eastern part of the conn
try the insurgents were very trouble
some, and the Government declared
martial law in the province of Seibe.
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Amusuments, d.:
AUMBER5
as Exrenslye lIresislast.


There.seen,s Is Be diversity Of opin
ion about one Of Cleopatra's breakfast.
1t was the. most costly breakfast tEss
has ever been served to a single hunlal
being. I will, therefore, tell what l
know about it. After having partaken
of Ceopatras necklace, Mark Antony
determined to devise the costliess break
fast ever given After severa. Gays Of
gastronemical meaitatieHs, not having
found what he was s'looking for, he sum
moned his cook to his; presence, and
told him that, if he could, get upsa dain-
ty breakfast fora kdy, which Isheuldrbe
composed of as few and as small dishes
as possible. and, at the same time, be
most costly, he would reward him ae-
cordingly. 60 :
Several weeks afterwartf, the cook en-,
tered Mark Antony's study, and told
him that he was ready to serve the dsip-.
ty breakfast asked of him, and that 1t
was composed of ono olive only At
the appointed hour, the cook entered
the dining room, followed by one hun
dred men carrying the olive lin its arti
fetal cnvclope1 on their shoulders. They
deposited it on a table made for the oC;
casion, and fifty carvers were set td
work on it. After severalhours of hard
work, the triumphant eook placed tho
olive before the Egyptian Queen, who
looked at it with amazemeat, still witt;
perfect delight -
The olive had been prepared in the
following way: After having been ston-
ed, it was stuffed with a rich custard.
then put inside of q bened canary, which
was used to stuff aaortolan. The latter
was placed inside Of a. boned orioles,
which was used to stuff a thrush, which
thrush stuffed q boned LARK. A boned
snipe was stuffed with the lark and placed
inside of q robin, which was used tol
stuff a plover, and which latter bird
lilled quail, which was then placed. in
side of pigeon. The pigeon filled
woodcoc,k, the woodcock a partridge,
the latter a grouse, the grouse pheas.
ant, the pheasant a chicken, the chick.
en- guinea fowl, which was placed iu.
side of a goose; the goose filed tur-
key, the turkey a swan, the latter an os-
trlch, which wls used to stuff q sheep,
the sheep calf, the calf an antelope.
the latter a pig, the pig deer, the deer
4 bear, the bear a heifer, the latter al
elk, the elk an OK, the OK a hippopota-
mus, the latter an elephant The olive
was then roasted in its envelope, which
envelope was thrown away and the OIL,
i've only was served.-Pierrc Blot, III
Narch GGlGeY. IL ---.--- -. -.
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Grants "reticence' is discovered to
mean that things generally must be 'kept
in the family"
What law deprives woman Of her
rights more than any other? A bache
lor.'
In Paris, by two cent tax on each
opera and theater ticket, 1920 charity
hospital beds are supported.
Equality means" says French wri-
ter, "a desire to be equal to your supe-
riors and superior to your equals"
1t is estimated that there are 255,000
threshing machines in the United States,
without counting the ''school-marms :"
II am certain, madame, that am right
and that you are wrong; I'll bet my ears
on it." 'sIndeed, sir, you shouldn't car
ry betting TO such extreme lengths"
The Memphis Avalanche says: Next
to the obituary of the man who inven-
ted the accordcon,th the adjournment Of the
Tennessee Radical Legislature is the
most cheerful reading we can conceive
of
Omaha has new German newspaper.
1t was started on Sunday, and for that
day had to chronicle the highway rob
berry and murder Of a soldier, and Il fatal
shooting affray between two women OF
| the demt-mOndc.
The French Company for laying an
Atlantic cable are pushing forward with
great energy Everything will be ready
by the 1st of June. The point of land
ing on this continent will be near Ply
mouth, Massachusetts.
The latest discovery in the excavations
at the Palace of the Caesars, in Rome, is
small female bust, with the hair con-
fined in net, and a waterfall added, as
absurd in shape and position as the most
fashionable modern article.
| A Chicago man has received q few
lpounds of tea direct from China, and
the papers in that aspiring village are
ecstatic over the occurrence as a ''pre-
monitory symptom of great things" in
the way of direct trade with the empire
of the pig tails.
Among the other experiments on pig
cons recently made, is that of freezing
their brain by a spray of ether. This
produces unconsciousness,b but not death.
When the brain thaws out the pigeon
goes on with what it was doing just be-
fore the experiment.
|
Nearly fifty bodies have been washed
ashore near the scene of the Mitte Ste
phens disaster, in Red River, Louisiana
One lady was identified by two wedding
rings on her fingers, each bearing her
name,
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Es-A conductors duty on the Pacific

EE-A conductors duty on the Pacific
Railroad involves certain personal risks
peculiar to the far West. A gentleman
who has recently passed over the road
relates a scene he witnessed on one
train. The conductor told a rough-look
ing traveller that he wanted his fare -
The HI you do was the only ans
wer. The conductor persisted. "Well,
here's my pass" said the traveller, pre-
senting heavy revolver at the officials
head. Another huge fellow interposed
at this point, presenting a pistol to his
fellow-passengcr's temple, with a men
acing look. 'Ncne of that stranger; !;
fair play, shell out This settled the
matter, and the fare was paid.
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Health OF Chicago.

The Chicago Times, commenting on
remarkin DR.. Bowditch's paper on con-
sumption, says. aa -s5
tits seldom chat Chicagoans are for
ced to admit anything detrimental to
the claims of their city for health, wealth
general prosperity, snd happiness; but.
when there is occasion for II. they ara
all youthful George Washingtobs ond
cannot tell lie. DR., Bowditch is right,
and confirmed consumptircs who are
now in Chicago should run away from
the March winds, and those who are not
in Chicago should remain away As an
asylum for consumptives, Chicago 10
about the very worst place on the contin.
ent that could be selected. ,.sI-zz
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GFThe Bishop of New Jersey, it is
said, has given notice that he win re-
fuse at confirmation to lay his hands upls
on the piles Of false hair and chignons
which disiigure the heads of so many.
young ladies seeking admission to, the,
Church and communiot The laying on
of sacred hands at the altar Upon so
much rubbish gathered from she four
corners of the earth, Instead of the
genuine natural hair or head, is deemed
an offence to the law and gospel Of the
Church.-N. Y. Eryress.
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DEBILITY.

There is no ntedietn, equrr 10 Hooaon6s Gt,7na.
8iiters or Tonic in s-ffrf-z..71ioases Of Debility.
sysiem, strengthea II The appetite, cause
an enjoyment Of tse1kazs food, enaLls he SO
mach 10 digest puriy u.e blood gre good, sound,
Aeatfhy complication, eradicate he y,iioU tHge from The
eye imPdrt Loom u s chicks, and change ne patient
from sho'f-tredihed emaeiditd, ,ucak and ne,voas
israiid, 10 Jn: faced, stnu, and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In fact. they are Family ITedi-
efRes. They can be administered with
perfect safety 10 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or u man
ofninety.
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EEThe daily evening train ON,

EyThe daily evening train out Of
Washington is now generally known as
the swearing train,' from the, number
of homeward- bound eifice-seekers who
not being friends of the Grant family,
and having neglected to contribute to
the gift enterprise, endeavor to relieve
their disappointment and the tedium of
the forlorn journey by profuse inter
changes of profanity
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Hoofland's German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

e o eorbinatien Of all he ingredients Of he Bueri
sih PuRH Santa Crxs Rum, Orange, etc. X is used
pure alcoholic simuius is required Yoa sciu bear IN
mind that these remedies are entirely different from
any Oilers adrersed for The cure Of The diseases named
ese being scientific preparations Of medicinal ert'acts
srhilk hs Others are mere deeoeions Of in tome
form. The TONIC % decidedly one Of he most plea
sanf and agreeable remedies offered to s publie
rs taste is erquise is pleasure to take It, chile it,
ksgfving, ezhiidratixg and Medicinal qualities hae
easssd Il 10 BE- knorB as hs greoisa Of al naies.
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ETAn Iowa paper, in order to be

ES An Iowa paper, IN oruer 20 be
even with a eotemporary who told q
marvellous pin story, vouehes for the
truth Of the statement that lady III
that village, when quite child, acei-
dentally ran splinter into the thumb
of her left hand, and was astounded the
other day by having saw-log, ten feet
long and twentv-three inches in circum-
ference, Jump from her heel.
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RyA Washington special says that
B. +. Winans has been appointed Post
master at Newport, Kentucky. To graf.
ify the natural curiosity as to the partic-
ular manner of man Mr.. W. is we will
state that it was his good fortune to wed
a niece OF General Grants some time
since c-CtncinRoti Enquircr. $40
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@Twelve lides, or less, will be charged as
| one square.
@An legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance of
publication.
I Notices of the appointment of Ad-. 81
ES ministrator's and Executors; also So
ES Attachment Notices aud Road noti-- -@S
e ces, two dollars and fifty cents, in
g advance. .&S
g Advertising done at published rates,
and payment required in advance, in all
cases.
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T HE S T a r Fl . T Ell =,
(0n the corner East of Main Cross ST.
Henry Mlnsterman, :: !: Proprietor.

THIS House has been thoroughly renovated
i and repaired. Having superior facilities,ev-
srything will be done to make the guests
comfortable.
The table is always supplied with the best
the market affords. Good rooms and clean
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are attached to tue House. Ev-
cry effort will be made for the comfort of the
patrons. Boarders taken by the day, week,
month or yea-! seply.
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Large sales OF Land in West Vir-
ginia.

A citizen Of this place has sold 10 q
gentleman from Baltimore tract Of land
in Logan and adjacent counties, in West
Virginia containing $4,000 acres, for %
cents per acre. The land is of the finest
quality, heavily wooded, and some of it
a plain. A short time since another cit
izen of this place disposed of Il large
tract OF land in the same section, realizing
some $4,000 When railroads or other
means of transportation for freight and
passage are opened up to the Western
part of this State, what fortunes will be
realized,--llcrandylo { Ta) Gazette.
The famine in Sweden shows no sign
of abatement, and the Diet has voted the
sum of S3l0,000 to relieve the popula-
ton in the province Of Smaland. where
great distress prevailed during the last
winter.
A late attempt to swindlo life insur-
ance company in Louisiana of $4,000 on
a fictitious policy has been traced to a
man named Faulkner, Radical member
of the Legislature of that State.
Mr.. George Harter. of Canton, was
married to Miss Libbie Aultman, of
Mansfield, the other day. Among the
bridal presents were $4,000 IN stocks,
bonds and money, from the BRIDES IA
ther.
Anovelty introduced at recent bal
in Paris, was a trail of flowers beginning
in the hair and falling down to the bot
tom of the train, after being caught il
some fanciful and graceful way, eithe
round the bosom, on the waist or in ;
| sasi
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W L l. A Nj RIOS E,
TAS Just received, and will sell at reason,
IL able prices, first class stock of the
wares enumerated above. Mr.. Rose is cap
ital workman, and will manufacture for you
any wares desired, not found in his shop.
Give him call before looking elsewhere.
He can and will please you.
apr 1897. WILLIAM ROSE.
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