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INDIANA.
Municipal Efectionk-Judiclni APP

Municipal Efections-1udiclni APP
pointmens.
special Dispatches to The Chicago Tribune.
1Np1Af1roL1s, May 4.
The Republicans OF Catumbas, Ind, elected
Captain Chnries Hubbard MAYOR Of that cl,v. To-
day, by majority Of e. The DEMOCRATIC major
isy herctotot.. has been u
Governor Rakcr has appointed John HoHanA
Judge Of tho Wayne CE:mlna1 Court, rle:. johnson.
General Tom. bennett was elected Mayor of
Richmond, to-day. HIS predecessor was DEM
oe1ar,
The Democrats elected their whole ticket bT nl}o1t
go majority, and eight out OF twelve Counclmen,
FoE1 WAfNE, Ind, Mag .&.-To-las The cisy
manifested uy the Fernlaicsas The Democratic
canddAie for Mayor Is elected br about IS .ua-
jor.y; their candidate for Clerk ly niont 1:1. The
ss7ls for stsrsna Is aosi ,et definitely know1
Democrats elect il, which vii MAKE tic cous:ti
stand Is Denoetas& 70 Republicans, counting
thcse which hold over. When re consider the
nominated their ncket, 1t being onlE l.st Thurs
day and also shat this Is the stronghold Of Demec-
raey tn this State and always gives large majority
for their candidates, We can but congratulate the
LArnK7K IND, May *-0nr cit! election passed
1anaaun c. Ross, Mayor tRep.,. Il majority;
s Pam. ciy Clerk {Rep,, IS majority: Andrew
Sa5io,. Ma1shal Dem j p majority; Levi ELY, A.
seskor DenAl, Ii majority.
The Republicans eaect tme ard The Democrats
and the democrats arc looking blue,
lsp1ANArotis, May THE city election IN tbs
city passed or quietly To-day. General Dan Nh
5oaa ssat r. so3hesed hes epaacsn. o'ea VIZ
ran rs the Democratic Candidate. The coancll
Will stand IL Republicans to Democrats.
, 1869-05-05
THE err III Brief.

If 1ur ACT ALLEGED against Michael Eta u
true, he IL an lnhonAn brute. He WAS Yesterday
tatcn into custody Ly the North Division police,
and they charge that when bis horsc some tune
since btokc his 1c. tns;csd of Killing the animal
and thNA putting htn oGs At misery, he had It
drawn alive TO The lake shore. and there allowed
/. to die Of misery and starvation 1t y saf talt
the an!mal rcEAiuesl alive for three days The
matter III l~ investigated before Justice Quinn
tot1aT.
Yke1KkpAy f1rcnoan a .ctlotci Cook, namcsl
Sims, emrIo. I'd IT >Mtth 4 Collins restaurant on
tpE "shorteuninEs Of which he hah been guilty.
dew into violent isass!on@ ma EetzlnQ t.ralcu-
dens butcher Knife, tr1e,1 10 ftat Mr. Smith. Other
colnred men in The establishment Nsat TO Nj.
smith as-stshcf sntl desperate scuE1e etsEctl.
during which Sims Indicted several wounds upon
a co}ofed 1can r.neh Williams, Sima was Iuaaly
sec urcd bT Onlcer James Brennan. and WIS locked
Cp IN the !sTmorr.
TIE Sscs,sp AsSrAL RECxtoS OF thr 1h'ttcfnti
Jllinp:s Irtar.Yv takr* r!arc At lHxhl Ii tnts
n,cnfs far ha.( far. on tho railroads i1Tc been fnn
summas1t, and rne local committee F1li rsoF1ae
ru,c1ta,rliru,, Without charge, los I'LL WHO M
Attend
AT An EAE1r hopr IN Tuesday snorning NJ.
bike oat In co;!a::,: leca.e{ 81 No = iiainlaa
I.ans. The frc was cxt1cr,sncd bJ the nctEht'o7'
without CAL upon tnc department. eaoss III
| lnoNu Loss aboEs ".
TIRE Nor r,1,r 4.rEr1SG.of Of the Roanl Of Mana
rerr Of the ltrne for ths FFtadlr=- Will lr he'll
The home tats afternoon, II isA O'Clock fa
attendance IA H4nesttt1.
THE NxarLA. MnS7n1y MEETING ct The Roar
OF Nuraccrr oi The Uld Ladies Home will he mel
at the usual place this afternoon 1t o CLOCK
THE SuA1Awk<1E1S ASSOCIATED PkSSs *i
hold their regular annual meeting ii the Iftnof
House to d2y.
, 1869-05-05


The nabcoek E1rc Exttnguisher u rapidly o,,-
talnlnx widespread reputation, and wnerc II u
4n use, tnaurance companies Asc GENERALLY dts
posed 70 make A&ateneuts from the usual ratek
Herewith Will be found the repert Of 4 committee
Of the Board Of Undewrttesa Of this city, In which
Recommendation u made thAt where the Bkb-
cqck RtunRpIAhef is In Csc the rates Of insurance
shall be les4ened 70 correspond WITH the decreased
t1sk.
.--- Cn1EA6o. Ar.l = 1s9.
n EEd;sIG,sd fa:.n.se a92olH,tsd to considet
tents hau.i ih~ introduction Of babcackH FtEo kx.
ttnsuthk1a Ee11tt:
That iH cr!aic. Il will b. impossible t. arrnnxt
Ay general rduetia Ct Es:rr, acrnan Ct The Fttat
6tvesrtsy Of taitutA asa t!sc srsAt ra1esy II SockA
That We bteFe fully tn IT.. principle II making ena-
ccsstona td tlr lEsurrd ae1s1ht Of yaiat pre-
caution or sAfeEua1s ssa4nst loss By fse. they may
steyf.
RI indptrnt 8rra and tlsat We 5ccun,nsnd that she
hoard apFnfnt permanent committee with p,wef to
rhoec duY 1t faa! bc to drscrrhne tho humber Of
fEc tIttnEuithcrI enti:ns the Insured TO REDUCTION 81
raCu particular firkA. Mhroe, APPLICATION /. made
for erf REDUCTION and aao to determine Int 1e3r1ion
to fr mA.e nndrr tfckr etrcntnatAnc1A
We also recommend thAt this c1nMfttec have p,rerf
10 dte11uIne the nuiul<r Of eIfuxl-feFs 10 l.: atr-
dne ntn hotcs to rnte them to fha dtcrcaat Of rate
tSisted} tskn c. Cz-.asE-
T. r. HE1nooo.
HENRI H. Bn,WN,
Z 3za:Ist:et.
, 1869-05-05

There IL nothing In this weaI1some world which
sur1aAscs the comfort aud LUXURY Of IN casy bet
rpou looking through the extensive establishment
Of a1essrh- James Durham i Co. No 11e Lake
street. one cannot resist tie conclusion that they
ere prepared to ot1er the pubc complete and At
trac'lve assortment Of everything In the bedding
line adapted 20 the wants Of all casses and coud-
Hons Without coEn. Into full details, VIC
would r1eEtion thai tac!r stock consists in part
cf mattresses, comto:tera and counterp,nea,
of MI prices and qualities; lounges Of every
description, curtain goods ard window shades
ior palace Or cetsagr, upholstered cots for hotels,
and all kinds Of upe01stcrets materia1a They alsa
tave tho exclusive control Of the elastic sponge
goods for tho NcrthRcst, In the sale Of which they
o1eF special Inducements Their immense house,
which occupies loar stories and basement, Is Oiled
to rcpletion NTH the above named goods. They
are ulso prcraye, to to n'l kinds Of uphotsternG
work neatlf and expedlttousls. Being thoroughly
practical men, With la7gc experience, and having
| creTy necessary appliance for conducting nFst-
class Wholesale md retail business We have nc
hesitation In EccomEocre efcc those OF our readers
! who wan1 anything u tte!r tine 10 give them Q
caiL
, 1869-05-05
HEAvY ROBBERY.
'Gl,c.Esttk iilaa etlt of ttilt.~ Esr0tAcr~
Robbed OF $4,000 tn DEa-
ruund1 Yesterday

TIE establishment Of Giles Brothers, the veil
known Lake street lexerera, wss robbed Of about
sa,oon worth Of diamonds yesterday noon II ap'
scarn thai two men entered the storc together,
and while one Of them requested to sec some
sroons, the other quietly slipped behind
the counter. appropriated case Of diamond r!aeH
and before + ny petsou CONNECTED With the estab-
Ushment var axatc Of the robbery, the thieves,
With their nooty, bad fed. Information was In
tiantly lodged with HE po!Ice, an,l the eniitc dc
tcessse, and considerable portion ct TIE patr'.l
force WAS instantly SIT at work to ieTrc: out tht
thicycs but up 10 m ea-iy hour this morning thcil
! hiding places hatl not bern discovered THIS u
Que OF the holde.t ro,eftea ever per1e&rlted II
!; Chicago and should teach jewellers MT TO cxpost
their wars in too conspicuous ami casliy-accessa
tile places
, 1869-05-05
PUBLIC scoolS.
Regular Meeting OF the Board
of Educution.
Annual Estimates-$820, 800 Wanted
for School Purposes.
The CloeFo School Chtldren---
Changes of Text Books.
School Fund Statement

The 4re,l.s monthly rrcrtinf af tie Baard Of Eacs-
tn held last nseht f1rs:dens Brss7 IN The ehss,
pE1scat-le7rtotH Railanty Bend. Bon8e1l CArtrs
Ea.s.aAn Quilted. Hclaen. kinx Aere1ve. Runy1n,
th&caio1d. Ttnkhsa anil rath
E.NtSA11os OF 1IArHEak
ipsr~eto! Bc.teld- fEuzn Lie Con Eristrc FL.
animation II Tcsehe. reported that partial certificates
had:cca fiven IL s E. Ficzrr. Juliet Caldwell SHaan
S..c%. ArEa Fdw srsas. fHrnr StnEs, Emma T. FcTktrE
i. ssfssa. ~ I'D MAT L. Rsadsph The sSrofs WI
4dcised.
,n.es. Ss: T. E Gs@a.sisas oa Appesa.
et s...5 ss,1, IT.. r r. T.ssn :. hSs
HIKE H1i. / r.Iasss. s.:ai: liz. 4 M: p.nies pssr.
Id ,ssi saSsre t.sfer cffse II .aus So
it.es H. osS...F:t, ;, ,s.s .ps1tsats r fi*sq
.iss. MI lrsais Wase. ns1sssarn: iistsle B.<od.
s M, I'd hia :zs aa ] cst.ee sn;; tse ass'
Tts r.I.3t s4losted.
1o,,.esc. Garter. ,rcul The Co,nn.!:.er On Buiiiuz
~ ;::ds I" "a;sn ~, w. ,tsTT.1 II question q
,-r aev.srr. tn tho rasrha'e 1r the following rea
II: 7l- loc7tfo. is deirstc aecoranoa.te Ill
a. x,ao.snt to r. vi, i. 900 uatsh. ...-..
u Tht fsine an,oant 4 money vii r:.rvh.sc 10:
qfe ,,,sr1 ,t, I ,y:,tr ~. I'D, ID Us ,t S;5's
NF*TutlK111 AvEECE PRIMARY.
1uttsetc1t s:'sr firm ttc s.:ae e,st'cc unlimited
III r. 1: es g. Ss sse hvssar xs
FisuAy fel. ~ rre;.!eN iEE aad ynt:n l:'fe
+; Or e s. IT. .? S +
,a T. Z IT, ~ IT. = tsi z e G5s i IT LEE e. r. +.
..trir:s!ir c:Eltlor ard Win ec.t rcl:e,taag ovc1
III s5at IT, g asI ts It ! Sssd oss
ANSCAL Es11xA1EA
hTEst Il ~: e In asss src ss
~ sa,'' ;:uI:sc "a o ~ h:tl:nE. FL .Ed f5'.nd.
ia ia:.d i efae: = :a7'!ah .:,sa saii:ia.
;.rs i si,v eiis Ali.vusis srstsed ss:op:s hasr
...n E.ad~ I. e-u = tsst srrSt1 1 soa e., o.; ~,
v: ~ I'D: within fsE d.y; III ;s%ns5oss r.
@ f. r. snSa ~ sta:; :. Y 471a sSi'sa 81 e. T. ne aas
;aS i .hs + yesf y ,s39 sa s5,s
L; a .ao1la = A..
w t .vs;d + ID ss:5T;is sapt. q oaf essi
= E:55;7. = s1s -: Srs4,t, ss;r
:.ae "1m af t57Tiha KILL. r
81 Fsiss e.;ss III; e sesa lias G;sSs
Sco1 ii. el.oo t;Itt+tn, rile'a1 and rAvus File
~ ::f:: + Ss ss's sa y
rain IT, so' III ReSsea @ .:s.1Ss,3sa sHss IS shs a.rie.
seaa7 Eiazie sesso a:-:siet. stiD,o: r.! C9t:.s.
,zs1s .rss+ sas rHsHifTe;a nd .''s Fl:
srs,s # Thesd 4 f., Hs.< s ';r<: ao ,.3,s t. s.@s' s
9ats Il VII VII s:nss Sshcel esa' ntAT :. VA
En, ND IftD5, rt. ;s s5s :t IT. ts' aa' MI
Ra1i5 Ra1ss D3! Cd TT. IT, tss 3xsae +
sa. ,nfS!ns ~ q e.S n, fis5 - t. is 1ep,, CT,
8 .5sas Ss .S& S{,1:, Mss; s1
:;r.:t +. ~ wal:h s.rset iseoei: Mslaa: A.
'ss :::15 sssss 70 Si+t 1Ss". s4.
r. Hen5.y akra.a's. hx., Ih:.5. ''iH!as
sifap ss. ;1ssS ;os,i 1.s;; a-f'F above bi'dn
r. fsr-isu1r- Ths esn:sE.s;se a..o tex a7,s the
, 1869-05-05
AMuSsmERTS.

ASSOrECxNENIH :,
At the Opera fouee this evening the "Gsaod
p.chers witl he given l,y the efrrd h''tt troupe
With tpr sa1ne cass as On It's former represents.
,iou. except that II lie ncsclnuEns takes the RUE
OF The DueAe.4 In the place Of Mme- Rose-BeiL
East Lynne y will bc repeated 1t AcNicker >
this evening"
"Sa1f :. is the attraction at the Dearborn The
atrc this nltcsnoor and evening.
"prep O. DAT " afternoon and evening n the
Mnapufu.
, 1869-05-05
SPORTING.

Games Played al the ScE York
billiard Tournament Ecstcrdny-
Dccry and lRudoaP1ic tho Winners
new YoEE, May 4.-Ats the B:nia.i Tournament,
Dcery lseat Rhlnps In the afternoon, ,ee 70 1,al3
Deery q average, l7e-A Highest !uns, 9. 1e0 $,
loa f1s, IS, g, e. Rhtnes' avcT1ge Is l-a, High
rss 5ens. -, "a, 1e9, a, 1ua.
I:udolphc bcat Go,tl:nwalte IN the evening, i.eh
10 1,eeI Indolphe.s average % Is. Highest runs
s., r. cl. ~ b, 50. 16a GollthMaites average
15e-a Highest rsnR 51...Bi. lz.. 20. G6, 1s9.
11aerc vas very large attendance. With naan,
ladies',
, 1869-05-05
Opening Day.

The ladies' arr requested to remember that the
rrsnd opening OF hotchktn, Palmer Cos,
f,,cn and Ladies Furnishing Emporium So, 81
Stste street takes place to-day; In.s an
IL an event that has been looked !of'
Wa,d To With considerable impatfence, ind, ~ tne
istiss srr fond Of seeing me thfnEH W. @ ase
s,re thete win be quite Eathe1tug 70 .aat VT VT
has the s..eutess Interest IN These ma'1e'a s''"'
fail 10 attend
, 1869-05-05

Tro2 on the En$hi0n Conr%r.
NEW YnHK Nay A-ln the trial on the Fashion
Course this afternoon between fahy Thorn" and
American Girl, mile heats, 10 hnfnes+ for T. .oH
the former won the nrkt second and touF1n heats
tho third bctng dead heat Time. with heavy
tEack anN tlEh Wlntt geo, s:eeN, e:s0'4, ::es,s.
, 1869-05-05
CANADA.
Debate III Pufifn m cnf on tho Fishery
Question,

Question:.
OTTAWA, Canada, May 4.-1n the Housc Of Com
uaona SASery moved for return o! the license ls-
sued to American oahcrmen during thc last year.
He held that the treaty to the three miles Dullt
applied to the hcaflaaas and not 10 the bays; and
that w1lle not adopting p1nathtnsy policy, such
a license should he Imposed AZ WnulA lie the
same rs an ein!salent for the nrtvucGcs
allowed TO the Americans to 1sh In
Caradtnn Haters. EeyeTN members from
;he maritime provinces spoke tn support Of the
motion, stating that . dT1nes policy ehould be
nIortcd toH21ti the States 10 meet Lie t1acttous
and restrictions imposed on Canadian trade. An
glen, nom Sora Scotia, advocated the total c1clu-
lie eaki III many cxses, owing tn thr encroach.
ueIt8 Ut tic Americans, the fishermen of .<ot.,
Scotia hase been driven on their uwu 6siing
coNkte.
Tie motion was udorted.
, 1869-05-05
Personal

Attention IL called to the advertisement Of Cam-
uaa a.r,ltn. hxnter1, in another Column ~.
Cuxhuan has been resident Of Illinois alocc 'hsa'
and Il welt snoKu throughout the Stste. lie VA
e.,rayet In the tanktno buxtnesz ID O1awA fof
rneoy veayx and has beeo HkeHt3e tmpttJe4 Id
Ias q, tpz lo71 e s1e .% e = = x+p1sss11a
, 1869-05-05

t1sRr wealth, and universally recognized -
high minded, pcncro!cnt gnntlcman- lksac Uar-
dln hls partner, has bad hiteen yeas experience
"a banker, u lkeNlke gentleman Of wealth,
Aaa biuh,y cx4ecocA t,1 Ill who know him
, 1869-05-05
SPRINGFIELD.

tTt.c Cnsr OF the state tIou.r Conn
laIas1onrFA to Como Before thc Coy
crnOr To-Day.
Special Despatch 10 Tnc Chicago Tnh',nc.
SraISGFiELp, May !.
The State 1louEe COMMISSIONERS A!cd their an
swcr to the eh1rKes preferted 6ca1Hst them hr j..
C. Wthber, to-day, With the Governor. IIc has
appointed O'Clock p. H., to-:no.Eo~. for the
hearing. The answer does not materially differ
from the synopsis sent som several t1avs sgo- It
IS ingenlousy drawn, etaslse, aud full OF special
plcadnca-
The Epyctncr ias designated Tie 18th tf May
for the meeting OF the Commissioners for locating
the Northern Iiospttnl nnI Aseum 1ut the Insane,
the meeting 10 tase place II the T1ealont lloHse,
Chtr1Ne
, 1869-05-05

teev.ity that the foretasns Il essec. er5 Il thc r.
rH q tt eon!n1iee ateointed toen.des d. tabjrc
csSn;';v ". apnelasSI BY The b9asi n sceiraanct
SECRETARY Chicago Board Il Cuder,y r,erx
, 1869-05-05
CROSBF'S MUSIC HALL.
GRAND EXHIBITION AND PARTY,
d. z. Shaw's Pupils,

C1osby's MaGie Hal, Thussday, May s.
D,ne;ux to COMMENCE At p II. Behoaass from Wan
tf<a E1.1aee Frae rs I'D ST. Et3e ;s. =. u r.
t1sy invised Aiso U The evsaieE fot estfous
sdn1ss e-N-aa's &nd thetF tfsodt Dancing u ca1
EssE:a y ash
, 1869-05-05

REFCpxIc 1xsUnAxc4 CoxpsSF3
CENTRAL OFFICE CHICAGO. March II, ls1a.
r; r ~ Asrts,sHe'n = ~ tYr. Etsiegsi..s' csaeaay;
Inltlc lanta::rr Company do fully ,fn1cn1 tie
Hsl<sck Flfe EttfnEuleeT, In tac!r tndzueut a.
iEciEltnt Etatre. --e
Ths company will MAKE discount nu REV tisks Of
ate pr from the standard rates Ct pr
1cs,.!r+t4 for rse.
ISisredl H. y. PHILLIPS. Slrc Prc3idr1t,
, 1869-05-05

Junircr Tar SonP-sa n ccrtntu
cure for chappe.l hands and a roughness OF lTita.
ton Of the skin, eczema, Tti'gwoEtn, saltFhenM,
r!mrlcs nul other c5t1ucoEs aaectlona making
the skin RaIt and smooth. Manufactured ny Cas
well, Hazarl i Co, New IprS. Sold By al iHnsi:
rsfh
, 1869-05-05

1t Or. ySatcat& l..AH tested Iii. fPIlic-
irA eaty 1eyeu years. free OF cost for sale at 13a
South Clark street, Chicago, why will yon su0el
Eheu others fslt to cure you*
, 1869-05-05

4 place on every toilet table Col.
,ste Co. 8 toilet soap has place On eTcrr tu!lct
lalae and Iully merit the pnsation It has attained.
-jitt.bHtph CkFi4fiaU Allocate.
, 1869-05-05

To oprnEEisaA-rcoplc nrc complain.
Ing tccause you have nnl Warmers Pile Rcme'ls
when they call Tor 1t, YOU can get i, wholesale,
At E. +. DEyer / Co. :, Druggists, Lake street
Constitution Water IL n certn tn cure
for Dtahetcs and all diseases Of the Ktdncys- Fol-
sale by all druggtstA
| Payer EznnEtuE4 Nnd Window
nhades !stcst eryies. Paints oils, gtass and br1sh
| es, nj F. E. Mcbf's, 80 Randolph street
, 1869-05-05
REMOVAL.

1 II. ALEXANDER g. SONS
Have ressarrd to lAe New marble Elack+ Naa-
l $50 and lse4 ~ashixkss9-st-. AxN kaaains
NfN GeH WflIsL
, 1869-05-05
Obituary.

DAIIlAGRE, Nav 4.--WAlx1n c. Ross Cltief M
sistant Engineer of the Baltimore City Fire Dc.
rnrtment, dte1 this morning ol injuries received
ut IRE In McCIcllnn's HlleE on the l'ta Of April
, 1869-05-05
MARRIED.

EAL1AGHER-HRYAN-In this city, May = l,y
Her. r j. Good1tcrd% Ms: J. GalaShes aud Ais4 $, I.
BrrAn, . --....
tf" Coldwntr, ard Marshall. Mich, rzp,n rsca1c
cnry- -...
IoYCE-HILFE-Ir Ills city. May l. by Rev. Rob
r1, Cnnyrs. ME. Henry T. joyce and Mia Rathrl H1tn-
10th Of Chicago
MEHR1LI-MANE-in thiA city. MAY J. by Rrr.
r c,. CGl:ycr. MI. Albn n. Merrill aud Mits Ida f.
NAuu. bnth Of Chicago
, 1869-05-05

Fire In nIilwaukcc.
MILWAUKEE,, May "A fire this evening de.
s,roscd livery sable owned by A1onzo Kane. Of
t'hiCa9v. LpSz, $15.44N.
, 1869-05-05
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Fqa 2:..!s stkdo S9si*' es ss:Sy; ~ + a1N ~
ee1s:slss s5'e E Z 1ss s.f. Viii !. In
Z IL SEse r; Il ssssss ant t'isl
555 = 4 e. ~; = ~ :tasa
essy I'd basement bstsk hoase, with IA tho mod
s;sss 60 : 5R ss q l. - ss
IN t tr.m. house. ptar Robey. lot
1u1doasE se Euzsec:aHs.s ;ss soI sastiss 3d 'sn-
= 81; s5sa 81 IS ,ss - CO...
LAKEET- ntsr Ann.-F Fine t"ostcsy tT7nse bouse n
RIFT 2df5 ts IT, house. nd lot. be-
txssn u H,E7'oa u I'd T Il s,n..,aousoz1oo
Blue ss55: !; .::i 5: tte'e r.a
wARRMN s is, r. Wcs, Il "a eisy lmfsa-Four two
1*KfasT~faas tf.as Sas'". oe-r she Like Tor
IS. 1ss:sa ss5:4sa
"a III 4 f1i E. TsS e
Atsxs e S;sts;s: sas:s:; 81 asgi:se; a.s5 sst4
% s1aS III - Ua1ass-. mar tRdi.a. p,,..r,.a
III. 't tse. esasE Il Ada aud w.snston.
so.1= IL; ~ - tss,le * - T.. near J.es.oo:5, 4,
,t - ntas Koes issaa e.s saaps r. toot
~ fr.a on cent'ras- between 'aek1'n aao AUD"
safert On Aberdeen-s.,, between Jaes'on md vanBn
+srt;siert eoraer 1ndlsas.v. md r. -.
7etee: seossss, corner ssone within " ces o. Inc
70 ftrt % North Cl.,k4s.. near Schiller
Ltts y. Ts.f assr tansen r.ss
| E1is feet On Centnear-. near Aln5nsst
, 1869-05-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, dc

DOARp-A YOUNG FRKNCHkAN, LATELY
II fTp<u Canada deaarsN board In ~ ADefoaa LAM
10 pheve thefs o4S4r taAseEs Best rettfsaee.
ErE AL ~ u, RALSIAlA ~ 2<4AtskA@a
, 1869-05-05
TO REET-H0UsEs.

g{10 NFNT-FOtR NEW THO STORY FRAME
Lick bsee=nrnt houses Z rooH1a ,ses. with h.ln.
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The New Ticket,

The reader will find q report Of the brief
address Of Mr.. G. G. WALKER, the nominee
of the Administration Republican ticket
delivered yesterday evening from the Capt.
toll steps. Messrs. srEARNs and JOHN Is.
CRESsuAw also addressed the meeting.
Mr.. WALKER was frank and unreserved,
and his remarks relative to the disastrous
effect Of intolerance and acknowledgements
upon the prosperity Of the State are espe-
cially just unacceptable. Messrs. STEARNs
and CRENsHAw were entirely undisguised
and earnest in their conservatism. These
speeches were rarities in fhis community.
1t has been long time since such compre'
hensive, liberal, and wise views we're heard
within thebcundaries of the Capitol Square.
That place has been scandalized by so much
that was false, vindictive, and barbarous'
that We had almost begun to think it appro-
nriated to diabolism. Those who heard the
new kind Of views uttered there yesterday
were no doubt cheered by the bare fact OF
the change. Ii is good sign.
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framed the constitution that has been re-
jected the duty not only Of organizing the
provisional government, but Of submitting
the constitution which has been rejected
again to the people, amended OF not OF
they please. This is very great wrong
Upon every principle Of reason and jus
tice q convention called for special pur-
nose dies with the completion of its WORK
In Mississippi, the propriety Of considering
the convention dead is especially enforced
by the rejection Of their work at the poi's'
Il is pronounced defective, and repudiated'
To recall the builders of this work after it
ia condemned is . wrong full Of aggrava-
ton. They should be repudiated along
with their work, and some decent regard
should be paid to public sentiment BY call
ing new convention, which should reflect
the public opinion and frame constitu-
ton that would probably meet the public
appreciation.
But the dominant party in the Recon-
struction Committee did not consider these
points go entirely in accordance with the
main principles Of our republican govern
ment, which base the laws and the policy
of the country upon the public Judgment
and the consent Of tho people.
The committee also introduce an oppres-
sive bill prescribing punishment for failure
to carry out the provisions Of the fourteenth
amendment. A fine of $500 is the minimum
pecuniary penalty; to which is added
a turn in prison. The more liberal part
Of Congress is not inclined to humor the
committee in its extra severe measures, and
it is possible that they will be defeated.
Yet the committee may be stirred up by
the present dubious condition of things in
Washington; and when the fog clears Oft
it may be a little more practical.
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Is THERE JUSTICE IN THE LAND ?-During
the discussion of the tenure-of- office law in
the Senate on Wednesday Mr.. sPRAaUE
returned to the themes of depreciation and
complaint Of former speech delivered by
him-a very good and wise speech, whose
truthfulness could not be denied, and vas
met only by the rancor and abuse of those
who did not like its honesty. We make
single extract from the Wednesdays
speech
"Four years ago this country had come
out of great civil war. Since that time
the great work Of Congress had been, or
should have been, to restore harmony and
prosperity to the country. How had that
work been carried on? Is there, he asked,
peace at the South Is there prosperity OF
contentment among the people there /? Are
they not rather in q state Of chronic revo-
luton? Is there justice in this land ?"
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n. Beardsley, Thomas Jewett, Jonathan
Orcntt p. "a. Hoy. Henrico-Jacob s.. At
lee. John Wood worth, John B. Crenshaw,
Iohn e. Jones. Northampton james B,
Dalby. Po,ohatan-J. W. Flood, Thomas ]
Henning, James L. Petit, r. Il Pearce.
cLERKs OF COURTS.
Fdirfa1-Job Hawxhurst. Hing ana
Queen-D. D. pullman. Ldncuster-Wm
Boyd. Northampton. NJ. Brinckhopse
Petersbrq-Wm. Falconer. Staanton-
Samuel j. Baird. Observation-Disclosures l.
Smith. ADemarle-W. J. Points. Carroll
Hsrtwell Alderman. Culpeper-John F
Edwards. Fluyannd-John A. Hughes
Eranklin-William A. Green. GIes-Geo
W. PorterfeId. 9reen-Daniel Miller, Sr.
GreensuiHe-W. 81. Judkin. Loudoun-
Thomas E. Taylor. Ltnenburg-William
P. Austin. Madison Hugh NJ. Stephens
Mecklenbrg-George A. Endley. Nelson
Peter Wallace. Prince Winidm-W. g.
Chase. Henrico-R. M. Thorne. Patrick
A. J. Kirby. Roanoke-Hiram L. Hunt
Rock6ridge- - Neatz. Rockingham
A. L. Lindsey. Susser-P. q. KEENAN,
Warren-J. A. Mcdowell.
COMhON w EALIh . AIIOhSC1o'
J. Amber Smith for Charles City and
New Kent; s. M. Page for Powhatsn; w
r. B. Milliken for James City and York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mcnchester-Chief of Police: Claiborne
Burnett. Trustees: Emanuel Matthews
William B. McCrary, E. H. Forte, E. M.
Allen, and c. C. Allen. Petersbwg-Coun'
cilmen: Thomas J. MeCaleb, Andrew j
Boisseau, B. F. Childrey, William B. Don.
nan, J. P. Prince, J. c. Southall, d. I
Gray, DIR. George Pearce, Charles Wilson
Keeper of Blandford Cemetery: 30. Wake
field. Portsmouth-City Judge, B. B
Foster. Harbor Master: James L. Ryder
Fredericksbmg-W. E. Straight, clerk
and chamberlain. Richmond Second Dis,
trict)-A. G. PEBBLES, commissioner Of the
revenue, vice G. G. Johnson. Bridg1dter-
Trustees: Peter a. Snyder, P. M. D. Hat
field, William Faley. PeterSburg-Coroner
William D. Poythress.
Making an aggregate Of l,6OS since Janu'
ary LIST.