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j. 1. STARE, Notary Public.
OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, april ], ISb9,
1 hereby certify the foregoing tn be a true
and correct COPY Of the original nov on file in
INV ofhce. q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller.
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Mseting OF the Directors OF the
Memphis and EeIma
Rsilroad Co.

THE Directors Of the Memphis, Holly Springs
l. and OkOlona Rtiirosd Company, and, a.so,
the Directors of ths Selma, Marion, GrsenSbo-
rough and Nem pats iiiroad Company, are
QuesIed 10 meet at The Peabody HOtel, in the
city of emphis
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Prof. Sabatzsky
Has kindly rendered lis services for the occa-
SIGN aided by
The Most TaieRle1 Singers Of OUT City.

Part First.
Bel hazz airs Feast Tableau-by 30 young
ladies' and gentlemen.
Song-by Miss Ennis.
CroSn Of Glory Tabieau-by Is beautiful
young Sdies, with the hymn !" Vital Spark
Song-by Mis- W kinsO9.
Christmas Eve-Tablesu.
At special request OF many ~eitizsns, Mrs. T.
8. cline will sing the ansv er to Capt. links"
entitled {" Madam links Of Madison Square"
Growing of Florence Nightingale by The
Nine MUSES..
Dialogue and Tahlea.
The beautiful Quar- ct e AID Tableau-"Come
Where my Love Ltes ID coming
turing the interval between First and Sec
place.
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BY royal decree slavery hes been
abolished in the Portuguese possessions.
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Part E6COnU.
ShaksVeare's Bsauties-TaOieau j ladies.
SOng-by Mrs Norah Chapsky-"I dreamt
dwe.t in maTb c halls"
Tabl4au-witn incidental and appropriate
song, by MIS-. I. S. Cine, who has kind J vol
untsered.
SoI g-tys Lady.
Teata Of H~inds-Tsblesu Song incidental
to the tahleau b. Miss Wilkinson.
SOBE-Quartette-bY the Club.
All TO c include with tho grand and original
comic action TabiCau entitled The woman
Right Convection, or Why should We not all
Vote which will be preseni ed with all the
young Igdles as voters, ami MS. q Rsbt- Nc
Wade as the st1ong minded Female Advocate,
introducing M original speech. RF9
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On the 18th day Of May, 1863.

for the transaction OF Important business.
The 5 ocknOlders OF these roads, and ell o.hel
person. interested, are also requested to meet
Ut the same time, for purposes of cOnsultaI on
and 10 ltvancs tie ballding OF the Ratroa1
from Selma, IA to Memphis, Tenn.
n. b. FORREST,
ap9 President NJ. and =. X. r Co.
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NEW

MASONIC The a
M oniceIs aud &c embers OF South MeTn--A-
requested TO attend q regular coD-fV
munication, this Friday evening. April 9, at
O'Clock, for work in the H.. N. degree.
By order of A. J. WHEELER, w. N,
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WE WILL SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE
W to the highest bidde-.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th
VALUABLE MILL SITE

This tract VIII be sold without division, and on
same termss as above. Plans made by Robinson
& Moen, from actual survey. on file in our office.
The sale of the lands will take place at our
Sa.esroOm, northeast corner OF Main a1d JEFF
ferson streets and as befJre will
be positive and without reserve, by direction
of the owner.
Titles 10 these Iandsh held by original grant.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 CO.,
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ABILITIES
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MARRIED..

.DATON -BLACKWELL.-0 On the 18th Of
October, 1869, at T. Eppsrson's WAGON Yard.
BY Esquire Burke. Mr. Geo. Daion. OF Mem
phis, and Mrs. N. Blackwell. of Raleigh. N. g.
MITCHELL 6TRATT0N.- On. Wednes-
day. October "a. at II o'clock am. in shelby
county, Tsnnessee. at the resid e of the
brides father, Mr.. 7. J. strstton By Rev. John
S Park. Dr.. Edward D. Mitchell and Miss v.
Annie Stratton.
GARSIDE-O BERsr.-Ihgrsday evening,
October rs. at s o'clock. at the Church of the
Good Shepherd, by Rev. Mr.. Vaux. Mr.. kOb't
Garside and Miss Julia A. 0bent. all Of this
eIty.
Robert has selected one Of our city's prettiest
and mos valuable prizes as companion
through life's aneEs4 raih Ways; and may their
countenances always. as On tGis oecation. beam
with expressions Of happiness. May their cap
Of joy be filed to The brim. and each day add
to tins poH oflove so solemnlV T. ken. They re-
eeiyed the congratulations Of large circle Of
friends. ~ i.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsBISo1oS, October 29. : Minister
Mcmahon was in conversation with Sec
rotary Fish yesterday on Paragusyan
matters. 1t is reported that McMahon's
course in Paraguay is approved by the
State Department; and j, is even init
mated that he may be returned to his late
position. His recall was ordered by Mr..
Washburne, it lie said, while Secretary Of
State, in retaliation for being appointed
to succeed Colonel Washburne, the late
Secretary's brother.
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B Y TELEG CIR A P H.
Dispatches to the scuthwsstsrn Pres
Association.
NEW YORK;.

NEw YoRK, October 29.-The ferry
boats Morristown and Delaware collided
on the North River yesterday and
smashed one az other considerably. Five
or six persons we're dangerously injured,
and it is believed some we're knocked
overheard and drowned. KILL
Late adyices from Hayti says that
President Sslnave has asked for vessel
of the English Commodore at Jamaica,
to carry him TO the latter island, and the
Commodore was about to send the Philo-
mel to receive him. t|
A Havana letter Of the 23l, says that
by special orders of the Captain General
movement must have begun yesterday
against the rebels Of the East Center.
The Florida expedition has successfully
landed Carlos Garcia. The highway man
of Vulta Abaco, and it is believed that he
has embarked for the East with q gov
eminent commission to assassinate Ces-
pedes. The situation of the Govern
nent is desperate. and is so acknowl-
edged.
BUFFALO, October 29.-Notwithstand-
ing the bad weather to-day, a large
audience assembled at St. James, Hall,
on the occasion Of the FIRST public meet
ing of the Free Trade Association.
Henry W. Rogers presided. He spoke
briefly and pointedly. Prof. A. L. Percy,
of Massachusetts, held the attention of
the audience for over an hour in forcible
arguments bearing on the iniquitous
present tariff. Messrs. Folett, Beckwith |
aud Mallon Sands, Secretary of the New
York Free Trade League, also spoke,
the latter gentleman being frequently
by applause.
Resolutions were passed calling Oh
Senators Roscoe, Conklin and Feuton,
and Representative d. s. Bennett, to
urge the repeal Of the duties on coal and
salt R. D. Hadfsld, Secretary of the
Interior, stated that under free competi-
ton the price Of salt would be reduced
to one half. owing to the recent discove-
ries in Canada. Mr.. Terry stated that
he would use the statistics on salt pre-
pared by Mr.. Hsd6sld in his lectures
through the West s~
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2s-At eleven
o clock last evening, Breck's band pro-
cseded to the residence Of ex-Secretary
Borie and serensded President Grant,
Who appeared and returned his thanks
for the compliment 1t is believed the
President will return to Washington
To-day
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We Require More substantinI Ala.
Three Dollars perl 1000 Feet.

This is half what You have paid the old com
pang. In fixing the price Of eas at this figure,
we 40 40 With the hope it win be satisfactory
TO the consumer. and remuneraiivs the steek-
holder. We have reliable assurances that the
above price for gas will give 10 us nearly the
entire consumption of the city, We pledge
ourselves to cur stockholders that at the price
named they will receive hand-ome dividend
on their stock. As 20 the great value OF gas
stock in other cities. it is Unnecessary to speak
1t is to well known Legal proceedings will be
commenced immsdiat,iy against Thompson
Dean and his sureties, for the heavy damages
assets.
The books are now open at the Oomnany's
ONCE Bank ynilding, corner Main and Jeffer-
son streets We assure and pledge Ourselves
10 the cit sns, u the stock Is promptly taken.
we will do our duty.
0t JOHN DONOVAN, President
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The largest retail stock in the City. Also
WATERFRONT Ovcrconts, raImas and
Capes.
Fall and Winter business SHIFTS. A
splendid line of
Scotch Cashmere. Trfeof mud x,a.va.
Suits. Also large stock Of
Medium and Low Priced Suits, from s.
upwards. Especially in ' "
Boys and ChiIdren,s CIots,sp~. oe ali
kinds and qualities. Plain and fancy quits.
Hom "a 20 years old. jackets and Paufs.
all Qualities, from ato IA years.
Young Men or Youths SHIFTS. from IA 10
~years. all qualities. in great variety.
Children's Faucy Overcoats- Rov.,
Overc9ats, Youths OvereOats. all
qualities, from IS to SIS.
Boys and ChtIdren's Shirta. FINDER.
snlris, Drawers, socks, Gloves and
All kinds of Furnishing Goods.
Reenng Jacquets.
CARDIGAN or Net Jacquets.
Hunting Suits.
Velveteen suits.
Plantation Goods. A large stoc,r of cnu.
mon, heavy clothing, N edium and low price.
Tor plantation use. Plante rs wanting 10 sun,
ply their hands, can find all they want incur
s.eck. orders from planters specially at
A splendid lot OF Shirts ami Furptsn.
ing Gods.
Al of which will be sold at tn lowest nos
sible price. fo'
j. ID. WILLIAMS.
s--ao.l vs. SSz Vain street.
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Fros tse Philadelphia Eyeninr Tcleeraph.i

Fros tie Philadelphia Eyening Teleeraph.j
Va sdsiss persons having diseased hair to
use Professor ckuAEf Celebrated Hair Lotto.
It Is PM up IN bostlt ssdabox. Ladies who
ence use Lotto discard every 80. = Preparation
for he hair. as it il the best diesa Tor ths
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails 10 re-
aDsp ;hs w.rst ca Is Of dsrd uH. and restore
srAy AID tlesehsd Ia to its natural color.
Fer ssle b. 0ysssisP. sample bottles seat 10
sny ,Szrnss y the Osuss statss byexF1ess FOR
s.. PR0FEsseR eHgIssg = 80.
No. IA Chestnst street
A-len rhils elphia. Pa.
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Positively No Cure. No Psy.-The follow
ing diseases ara warranted cured by the use Of
DR.. Forrest 4 Co.'s juniper Tar:" Cough,
Group. Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases,
Scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in tho Breast. Back or Limbs.
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or Joints. letter. Scald Head. Milk
crust, Earache. Toothache, Catarrh in the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering In
the Ears.
N. B.-Thc only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per. such ms has boon in use fer six years. Take
no other. Try 10; II not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will DO re-
funded-ffty cents.
GOODYEAR h FALLS. M
l39-f Wholesale Agents. 2sl Main st.
Words Of Chssr-0n tho Errors Of Youth
and the Follies Of Age. in relation to Marriage
and Social Evils. with helping hand for tho
erring and unfortunate. Sent IN sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address. H0WAED
Box p. Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania. 1853 li 23-100
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n q II &c Z

PKOPLK's BANK OF fEyNEssEE,
MEMPHIS, Oct. rs. 1867. J
THIS BANK, HAVING DISCONTINUED
j business, has tran .ferred ;ts deposits. col.
lectionE, good Will. etc 20 the Union and
Planter Bar X of Memphis. and would recon-
mend said bans TO the confidence of its deposit
tors and correspondents
DepOsitors trs referred 10 the card Of the
Unien and Planters Bank below.
F.W. SMITH, President.
A. SHEPHERD. Cashier.
UNION AND PLANT rs BANK OF MEnPHIs.l
MEMPHIS. o 5tobsr 70. leos
THE PEOPLES BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Il having discnntinued D isiaefe. has placed in
the handf Of this bank 4 list Of balances due
its depositors. with funds 10 make the same
good. Thee balances. IN accordance with said
list, have been entered to the credit Of the
varions parties upon the boots Of the Union
and Planter Bank. and checks and drafts, by
proper parties, upon the same VIII be duly hon
cred.
The Union and Pianters' Bans has this day
removed 10 the former ofice Of the Peoples
Bank, No. u MadifOn street, TO femain until
compilation Of the 6anks new building at no.
W. N. WILMINGTON. President.
s. =. READ. Cashier. ~ %
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THE AMERICAN NEEDLE am AND
1 Consenscr nay now be tad Of A. J. White
A Go. "a front o,psst. " WHOM the arency
has teen r. altered.
". .. Il. NANuFACTUaINg co.
IL ~ n. V. Scsttergood. 0enersl krent.
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AMUsE M K NTs.
M cmphis Theater.

spALprSa, BrpwELL 4 MAoDoxoueH, Propr's'
H. w. YOU'VE. .............. accommodating Manager.
FRIDAY EVENING. October 2s.-Beneit
Of Miss Su.an Cation, supported py ner coT; .p
tho iaurhsbie 'Operetta of THE VILLAGE
FIDDLER :" Keinetto," Miss Susan Gallon.
MI. O. J.. Miers, in bis hpuorous sketcn9 \.
rraccful. daring and thrilling acts on the
double and flying trapsxs. 70 conclude With
the comic opera Of SfXTY-SIX; or CAR
rrAL CHANCE; Cults" Miss susan Cation.
slon-Aduits, DO. Children, 25c.
Seats secured for any day in advance.
box Office open 1T 5o'clock IN the morning
and until 6 O'Clock in tho evening. M
Doors open at e'cleck; Overture commences
at quarter before s o'clock.
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p R o 9 p e @ II u .
OF THE
Memphis Gayoso Gas Co.

TO the Citizens Of Memphis
THE HISTORY 0FTHE CONTROVERSY
i between the old and new Gas Companies
must be familiar 10 all. Also. the recear deci-
in faysr OF the new Company; and. in pursu
auce of aresolution Of the Board of Directors,
to open the stock books for an additional
amount of $4,000 This, If subscribed,
would enable the Company TO Immediately re-
sumo operations and furnish light to the citi-
Gems By next spring. Although feeling we
have the entire sympathy and good wishes OF
the community.
We Require More Substantial Aid.
In soliciting you to become stockholders, it
is proper to show what are the inc NC sments we
offer. and what the prospects as to your receiv.
ing fair interest for your investment. Our
proposition is to manufacture and cell gas to
the citizens at
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
i The relation existing between the Rem
ington Cotton Gin Manufacturing Company.
a. principal. and Edva NJ. Everett a Co,
a. Agents for the Ame.ican Needle Gin, Il
dissolved hy NATAL G nsent.
R.n. a. MANUFACTURING co.,
byH. V. ScatierF0od, Genfral Agent.
ed. Al. EVERETT co.
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GOODYEAR Il FALLS.
Wholesale Agents. 2sl Main st.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TS
Shelby County Fair.
NOTICE TO EXHIBIT o H 3

V,HE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
from the Fair Ground side track tom orrow
and Monday And this is to notify exhibitors
that their articles will be returned free to the
points from whence THY were originally
ton of certificate of the Secretary Of the Asso-
citation. or the original freight bill. showing
payment OF freight in going to the Fair.
5l-b3 WI ROSS, 9enr Sup't.
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No Cure. No Pay -stone's Tonic Syrup
cures GhilIs aud Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by N. RosE. 81 Main rtreet, and GOOD
YEAR 4 FALLS, 2si Mas street. 1897
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shelby County Agricultural Fair.

TICK ETs. INCLUDING RAILROAD
fare and admission to any part Of TIE fsir
Grounds. can be obtained 81 r. VI B-;isrs. AZ
t1e depat. or Thomas p. nunn. "a Vain
str,'t. ssgent ef the Memphis and Chsr'-.ion
raiifoaa- II-a
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IMPORTANT Sale

On SATURDAY EVENING, the 30th Of De-
teber, 1869. at 3 o'clock. we shall proceed TO
SKILL ON THE GROUND three very desir ,ble and
valuable business lots. Nos. 1879. @l and 2os. 10
block 265. situated on Second street, an near
front Of 25 feet each by 1851 deep to an alley.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-half cash balance
10 six, twelve and eighteen months with in
terest from date deferred payment secured by
deed of trust. W. II. PASSMOkE.
al 50 Auctianeer.
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No. $50 Main ST.,

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
7.s4 2p
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
GENERAL NOTES.

The shoe business "down Eastr Is at fever heat
New Haven velocipedist has killed $500 horse.
The highest land In Vermont Is 4,3se feet above
ocean level.
Epilepsy is considered q good excuse for murder
IN Illinois.
The state Department expended s4oo for soap last
year. Cheap.
The wheat crop In Middle Tennessee presents
magnncent appearance.
company has been formed in Melbourne, Aus
tralia. for growing cotton in the Feejee Islands.
The value OF the coinage at the United states Mint,
Philadelphia, during February was f197, ,p25.
Debates IN the Louisiana Legislature are conducted
partly In English, partly In French and sometimes In
German.
school teacher IN Chicago has paid fifteen dollars
nne for beating little girl pupil because she broke
. slate pencil.
John Conley, colored, convicted OF murder, has
been sentenced TO be hung In Jefferson county, KY,
on April 30.
Chicago shipped scventy.eight bushels Of wheat In
1888. The amount shipped In 1903 was upwards OF
A, 100000 bushels.
There are fifteen cotton factories in North caro-.
lima, running II ,l12 spndles, and turning out
3,000, 600 pounds OF spun cotton yarn.
The weather wise OF California are predicting that
next year VIII be dry one and that II will be ncces
sary TO get breadstufrs from the Atlantic states.
Congress and the Legislature Of Massachusetts are
said to be the only legislative bodies that adhere 10
the OLD custom Of enRrossng bills on parchment.
There are about 10000 Indians In Minnesota--all
Chippewas they live on reservation In the
Northern part OF the State and cost the government
x300.000 annually.
Mrs. Helen Ekin Starrctt of Lawrence, Kansas. Ia
q new speaker on the rights ana capabilities OF
with the highest praise. she Is described a. Young,
handsome and un-'strong ninded;' eloquent ior
woman without being bitter against man.
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
THE INDIAN WAR.
Indians Conxregating ON the Staked Plains
1000 Braves ON tho Warpath-Disp0siti0u
Of Sheridanss F0rces.

Indians Conxregating ON the StaIked Plains
1000 Braves ON tho Warpath-Disp0siti0
Of Sheridan's Ferces.
ST. LOUIS, March 8. 1859.
A letter in the Republican, dated Camp Supply
Indian Territory, February IA. gives the following
account OF affairs in the Indian country
l LEFT General sheridan's headquarters on the
morning of the 10th inst route Tor General Carrs
camp, located on the San Francisco creek, tribu
tary OF the North fork Of the Canadian river On the
night previous to my leaving General Custer re-
turned from his fruitless search for the Cheyenne
camp, near the mouth Of Medicine Bun creek ct
the eastern extremity Of the Wasnita % mo Mountains,
the Indians going rapidly south and west toward
the headwaters OF the Red river and the Staked
Plains. There are now about 200 lodges Of Chcyennes
ninety lodges OF Arapahoes and sixty lodges OF Co
manches on the warpath, together with few Plain
Fall Ball. chief Of the band numbering In all about
1000 warriors. General Custer Is now under orders
to move west with his regiment, the Seventh
Kansas volunteers under Colonel Crawford, 10 Elm
fork OF the Red rver scouting the country from the
move south, locating his supply depot on the main
Canadian river. near the 10st meridian OF west Ion
siso sont from his present command, on Monument
creek, near the Tooth meridian, on the Canadian
river, having under his command the Third United
tieth infantry, while Colonel Brooks marches from
the west towards the same region, drawing his sup
plies from Fort stanton The intention Of the Gen.
eral commanding s to drive the hostile savages to-
wards one common centre, until one or all OF the
Commands can reach and chastise them as they de-
serve or compel q surrender and submit to settle
men on their reservation ON the terms proposed BY
the government
MAJOR Inman, Assistant Quartermaster, is now en-
route to General Sheridan's new supply department,
located at the mouth OF sweet Water creek,
tributary OF the Elm Fork OF the Red river, with
train OF two hundred and fifty wagons loaded with
forage and subsistence stores Supplies for General
Custer's command are being rapidly forwarded from
Forts Arbuckle and Gibson and the Indian cam
pagn must be broughtto close within the next TWO
months II is 10 be hoped that this may be final.
When the Indians are taught what every army ofcer
must learn subordinaton TO proper authority, then
and not till then will h0stilities cease.
The Tenth United States cavalry. under Major
Kidd s 10 be stationed at the new post to be estaD
ished the mouth OF Medicine bun creek, IN the
Kiowa and Comancne reservation with good animals
ready to strike the Indians whenever they leave their
The New York herald., 1869-03-04
TslsGRApnIc NEWS ITEMS.

West virginia ratified the suffrage amendment 10
the constitution yesterday.
Ned o'BaldwIn, the Irish giant was bailed ont OF
the salem, Mass, prison yesterday by James d. shea
OF Boston, and two other gentlemen.
Yesterday morning, by vote OF sixty-two to
twenty nine, the constitutional amendment was rati
fcd In the Wisconsin Assembly.
WE. Smith and Abraham Clarke. OF New York
CITY. were arrested at BuTalo yesterday, charged
with forging o check on the New York and Erie
Bank.
resulted the same last year. There ~ republt-
can majority Of three In the county Board OF super
visors.
The Illinois Senate on Monday passed Mr. Fuer's
restrictive railroad bill. AZ the railroad men make
no objection 10 II Its passage by the House II
certain.
The wisconsin senate on Monday night, by vote
of twenty one TO six, indefinitely postponed the
House bill proposing to submit 10 the people In 1870
the question OF extending Suffrage to women
The examination OF Pyke, the alleged wife pot
soner. In Fitchburg Mass, which had Deen al.
journed until yesterday morning was az tne request
OF the Attorney General, again postponed until We'd
nesday, the cath inst.
Frank De Blois, aged nine yearswa drowned In a
pond In Newport, X. l., on Monday. About the
same time two carpenters fell from the roof OF a
building owned by the father OF young DE Blois.
one OF them, John Clarke, received injuries which
will probably prove fatal. The other, william Car
pen,er was less seriously Injured