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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-18
CARD FROM THE REGISTRAR.

"THE Broadway Hat" at Francisco &
Virgins, 3gT Main street.
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Hosiery and toweling have declined
fully 10 percent. andimpOrted dress goods
is per cent, while white goods of all de-
scriptions have shrunken at least 20
mar mani
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Down TO THE GOLD Basis AT LAST.
We are now selling a line Of extra good
Whalebone COrsets at s. cents per pair.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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CEDAR WARE, Churns, Pals, Keelers
and Wash-tubs, all Tennessee make, for
sale low at
JOHN LILLY'S, S5I Main street.
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White goods have declined fully 33L
per cent. These include Organizes, Swiss,
Nainsook, etc. Notions Of all kinds have
declined in the same ratio. This house
also gives all change, or fractional parts
of one GOI1ar in siIvar
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Go TO LoCKE's, 23SH Main street, for an
assortment of pietorials. etc. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-18

Our French dollar Corset can't be beat,
Cans New Store, 298 Main.
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All grades Of Alpacas 10 to Is per cent.
decline. Irish linens L to 12X per cent.
decline. House furnishing dry goods 10 to
Is per cent. decline.
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MENKES BROS.


Black and colOred silks, and the whole
line of white goods are marked down
fully 20 per
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WE will open this morning a stock Of
the handsomest E~mbroideries that has
probably ever been shown in Memphis.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE 5th Avenue Spring Style dress Hat,
at Francisco & Virgins.
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FoR CLERK - CIRCUIT CoURT

CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-EdHors
Il EUpe1l. The friends Of JOHN II. BOW IN
hereby request YOU 10 announce MS name a.
q candidate FOR the 1rst Circuit Court Clerh
fsbf4 MANY FRIENDS.
ILERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
L authorized 10 announce FRANK TAFT
a. an independent candidate for the once OF
Clerk Of the First Circuit Court, AZ the ensu-
Ing March election Ieo1
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CONSTABLE l4th CIVIL DISTRICT.
NOSSTABLE-In reply 10 a very cO1lpli-
= meufary can ia the APPEAL, signed cit
tsen, I hereby announce myself as q candt'
date FOR Constable Of the Fourteenth Civil
District, p~ledgiug myself, II elected 70 per
form lly duty 20 the best OF my ability.
feus Respectfully Ban. q.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Ezsas uaF-r ha head t1u b. inserted a. Ten
oeH1 per aus, each insertl0d-
n ODNE-Tnurufshed rooms and one FUR
II nlshe1. for single men; apply al no Mad
is1n street. mhAA
nROOWCORN S~EED-Orders for Frost.
dIr1 = Il pAN-LH. DONOVAN & SON,
Real Estate Agents,
mhs S8 Washington Az, 81 LOUIS, 40.
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ATroRNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.
FOR JUDGE 1sr CIRCUIT coURT

JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURF-Ne are
y authorized to announce P. 7. SCRUG1fS as
n candidate for the Office Of Judge OF the
FIRST Circuit Court Of shelby county AT tne
election. MAY 2th. fehl
FUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Edt2Ts
d tipped: IN response 20 the very conpll-
mentsry cal in your paper Of yesterday,
siED0G& ene OF the Bar, / hereby annonnc
myself a candidate for Judge OF the fust
Circuit Cour OF shelby county
dell G. ". HElSkEAL
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THE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents
week.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK--We are author
- -zed 10 Us. CARRUIHERS
elndti.rg on the independent ticket FOR
Gers e. The County Cour OF shelby county
al tLe ensuing March election la&
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CALL and examine our new stock of
trimming goods, now being received.
They are by far the handsomest in the
city. 7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

GLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-To tie
" People o. Shelby Cullg. I am q candidate
for Clerk OF the second Circuit Court o.
shelby county, ~ the ensuing March election
fsbF HOLFE SAUNDERS
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Don't forget to call at pa Second street
and see the magnificent Bell Treble Pi-
nos Of the st. Louis Piano Manufactur-
ing Company. These pianos have become
celebrated all over the United states, and
their superiority az Well as the place Of
their manufacture justly entitle them to
the patronage of the Memphis public.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK-We are author
L lied 70 announce J. P. STRANGE as an
independent candidate for the ONCE Of County
Cont Clerk, az the ensuing March election. q
COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby an
- nounce myself as an independent candi
date fol Clerk OF the County Court
ssgI III. SEARS.
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FOR

= HERTFF.-I hereby announce myself g.
- an independent candidate for re-electiOn
% the Office OF sheriff, at the ensuing March
eIecaon. A. p. CURRY,
fall sheriff OF shelby county.
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jog LOCKE, 1861 Main street, always
has the latest dailies, weeklies and month
lies.
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CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Ne
u are authorized TO uOu Z r. Ahk
As an Independent candidate for The onlct
OF clerk on the Second Circuit Court, at the
ensuing March election ieo4
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STATE & COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR

STATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
> PEOPLES JANDIDATE-MM- MCLEAN i
q candidate Tor reelection 10 the office Of
state and County Tax Collector, at the en-.
suing March election. Ieb0
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AH~EOuwcEMEKTs.
MAaIsTRArE l4rH CIvIL DIsTRICT

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-we are author
d lied 20 announce ALFRED ROBERTSON
as a candidate for the office Of Justice OF me
Peace. Election 26th OF March. mh9
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rHB SERVICES A 81. PArR1cK's cuuRcH.

The center altar vas elegantly deco
rated with flowers and presented a charm
ing appearance. The banner of the HI
bernian Mutual Relief Association was
placed at the left of the altar, while the
SIDE altar at the right was also decorated.
The S~tatueof the Virgin was also adorned
with a golden crown.
Grand High Mass was celebrated BY
the hey, Father Walsh, assisted BY the
Rev. Fathers Doyle and Eugene
The Rev. NJ. J. Finneaan, of Knoxville.
Tenn, delivered a discourse on the fol-
lowing text, from the LIST Epistle. General
OF Peter, chapter LIST.
But ye are a chosen generation, a ROYAL
Priesthood, an holy generation, q peculiar
people, that ye should show forth the praises
OF Him who hath called y on out OF darkness
with his marvellous light.
The reverend gentleman commenced bv
referring, in a feeling manner, to the
Islan0 across the ocean,, where so many Of
hearers were born. The childrsa Of
the Gael all oYer the world were Uo-dav
celebrating the great Feass ofSt. Patrick,
The patron Saint Of ireland. Rsfors
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SPECIE PRICEs.-Best Prints, Merrirnac,
SpIague's, at 10 cents. Latest styles and
ful assortment, at J.. H. Loewenstine II
Bros, 81 Main.
, 1870-03-29
Vote in EffEnXhnns County for ncus-
ber OF the Constitutional Convene

Srr1SGT1K1p, H.. Aa!rh 9s-The otle.a kh-
st.act OF The vote cast tn Etngh2m Countv. On the
2.h Instant for member Of TIE Cons,ituu uonN
Convention 10 represent the Thirteenth Represep-
rite countte& IN place Of Btsrriy v. Henry, re-
signed, shown thai Ferris Fnreman has majority
Of IDS In that county. FaJettn not Jrt hcasl
fTnn1. .........
Thrcc Springfield city bonds cf q 900 each In nd
Of the I'3nR, Springfield i Northwestern Railroad
were tp-t1y registered BY the Auditor.
, 1870-03-29

BARGAIN DEPARTMENT."
With the following among many okhar
Cheap Goods:
New Spring Delaines. best quality,
II l-2c. yard. worth Zoe.
Large lot Of neat Check Poullus,
mari grounds. II 1-7c.
Very pretty new style P0plins,.
mohafr filling. 20c. yard. gcn
worth SIC.
Bright small plaid yalcncias. for
children's wear. 20c,
Special attention is called to the follow
ing:
l20 pcs. extra quality Camlct
Pop1lns. solid colors, double-fold.
at 25c. yard. regular price 6Oc. I'd.
i few pieces remain Of the Black
Gros Grain Silks at S1.25 yard.
Also. Il few Of the 74-tnch f'hangc-
able Silks at s1.50 yard.
BARGAINS IN Linen GOODS:
Good Brown Crash. &c. yard.
neAccllenf qnaltfy OF Pure Linen
Table DamaSk. G0c. yard,
Handsome White PiqueS, 23e. and
upward.
Excellent Bone Corscts. 75c. pair.
Ladies' Linen ficmStilch NdkfS,,
II 1-2c.
Gents super-stout English Half
Hose. 25c. pair.
Gents nice-quality Spring Mer-
ino Vests and Drawers. 81 each. |
very cheap.
All heavy Underwear below cost.
Bargains In Ladies' and Child
ems Hosiery.
Novelties In Spring Shawls and
Dress Goods. opening daily.
Cheapest lotions In the city.
Cheapest Paisley Shawls In the
city.
, 1870-03-29

we shall cal1 L., while engaged in the
task Of Examining somo payato papers,
the property Of Mr. B., {uho Is we'll known
resident Of The Second Ward. vel up in
yesrs), found = document which wa,raated
tho belief that certain parcel Of ground
VIA Tghfu1ly inherited hy him. lying in rtta-
hurgh, the value Of which it wouh Be dif1icult
TO estin12te further than to state that It reaches
tens OF millions. 4. Immediately aequaintsd
b Of tho remarkable discover, when
n :. Investigation w.a instituted, which,
il j. Alleged, places beyond all
doubt tho fact that tho ht&e unda1 which the
real estate III question Is held arc defective,
inaknnch u It is asserted By B., is now in
possession Of papers which i sufficient in
thenselvee to prove that Le Is to lawful
owner Of The entire parcel Of ground
alluded to- We are informed that the ground
N question IN former times lay on wh.t wss
known aa Potser's Run. \ naua hat Is
new to us. We may add that tho p,o,>-
ezty thus jeopardize&l {for the proceed
ing about to DO instituted will certainly
jeopa5tflze the titles Of the present ovnersi
enbrAcee part Of the Custom House, the
Cathedral, and Court House. The pApars aro
now IN tbs hands Of young attorney, who, ~
. matter Of course, will nor 1nove in ! matter
OF such magnitude without securing the nd Of
experienced bat1isttu.
, 1870-03-29
MISSOURI.
HALLWAY 1tcHnN-PuHi1istic-
City Municipal Nomination..

ST. LOWS, ,!asrh @s-The annual report Of the
Missouri !nrtnc Rnslrosd Company thows the
Eross earnings for the year ending February %,
~ follows: !akseneers tl.a2. .s+als: freight
IL ~. 1876: express company, ST. G4o.ao; mails
t,x oa7.o7. Total. Ell laal.1s. The Increase over
the pr. ous year was tl19, ,asa.6s: net eatnin1N,
$3.50 thls9. The mad has now In use 1,11l cars of
al'iesrrirtions and 81 locomotives; also II loco1no-
uscs which are being changed from broad to mar
rDw gnnKc.
ST. Lou1s, March sS<-Thc injunction granted On
Saturday to restrain certain parties fun voting
Pacific na31rnad stock at tho election to-day for
D!rscton, waa dissolved this moruinE. on motion
fcur candidates. on the regular tcket sor Directors
withdrew yesterday and the election has passed
III to-day without cnntes- Although the votes arc
MT yrt counted, there Is no doubt Of the triumph
Of the Bridge party.
Tom Alien Will heetn training At Washington
Homo, four miles from befe, io-11oToW, for his
light With Jem Mace.
KAssAs CIyy, Mo, M2rch aS-The rtrela hare
nominated Aln Actsee for Masor, with other ot1l-
GERS to match. The Republicans arc tuhilaut7 as
the ticket nominated Is weak one.
A special Rayt thai the Missouri River #. Scott
4 Gulf Raiir1,ah will he built to Baxter Spr1ncA
This Kills Joy City. which has competed for tho
location,
, 1870-03-29
TIMBER :!

NC hare at cur TAsd- corSer Ct Th=aop asd Twenty
reecrd st the largest and btt assortment Of Timber Ia
the dsy. whtch ofser to Railroad Companies. Con
tsaesaE. and Dea.s :: vey low rtieea Parraassz
invited to examine stock md prices. Bills cut
DIR fru1r timber We also hare A1ge STICK of Il icrh
DIRT FLOORING. which Ee cail attsadeu to.
WoLCOTT. BRADLEY co,
eSd Stauth Xntkf.st
, 1870-03-29
GoycFnoFfFa1uacr Declines nm Homo
YGnacrcd BIZ the Cnhnn Pnfriafa.

GoycTnoEfFa1uacr Declines nn Honor
rendered by tho Cnbnn Patriots.
srR1SGF1E1n,IlL, March sa-Tae following let
ter from Governor Palmer need no explanation:
'srK1SGHEIo, Ill, March ss
" Hon. {. ". C1ap. Htsr Trrk:
"pkAx Err: ihAye the honor to acknowledge
The receipt ct your favor Of March Is, lSse, in
which you Inform me that, 1t the iastanec oI nY
friend, General John = Logan. hare been sr-
lion Organized 70 a4d tho Cuh2nx. I am ohlL4rd hy
thi1 eEitsnse Of thc Enss VII aad con1denee Of
dat! TO decline the appointment
90 not think II consistent with the public
duty Of the Governor Of one OF tho tinted States
to aid Insurgents aEaiItt the authority Of the Gov-
cTnmcnt with which the United States are Ai
pe1ec. The Federal Government ts responsible to
nc states 1or the n1anASrnenr and proper control
Of on1 relations with foreign nauone and the Go.-
crnor Of Illinois cannot with rrpp1e.y set Is the
Vice President OF an ASSOCIATION over whose orer-
tbons he has no control, and th1s mar, for any
snin2 ne can DO to prevent It, Violate the aeH Of
ConeEsss enacted 70 preserve car neutrality:
an N od-1ashioned Sias.s' rights rn1u. wou1d
rot interfere with the proper dulles Of the Federal
Government, and resist Ill entertainments from
int quarter upon the proper powers and duties Of
the States
"But II not prevented hv The foregoing condl-
tons fron accepting this position, thrrr are others
thai ar sufficient to prevent me from doing ~.
II have no ey1dence that the ao-ca1leA Patriotic
rarsy IN Cnha has fee.srst the abolition Of slavery,
and the fact that their leader Gen
AIMS s9ainss our frrc government 70
spetuate slavery, afazds me no vct! satisfactory
cstaence OF such ~ intention. The curse Of cuh9
is thvc9-thc rouuca! slavery Of one cass- and
the personal scfT!tudc Of the h'acf and mixed ers.
! hAqe no sympathy with shareholders or the
friends Of s.aycry: nd until &c inscESsnt patty
tuition o! human al2Ter!. and MAKE Themselves n
<ponslblc lor IL overthrow, zu willing to ass!s:
them o. ~ othcts 70 az -. 49, .,.,.r-
"I0uS ". Palmer
, 1870-03-29

St Petersburg letter Of Narch Eays: @The
Emperor Alexander paid. MI Burtin@ame 7is:t
o-ia!. HIS Majesty arrived At the hotel brtFeeo
cnlT hY aeryAnt Who announced hts coming
During hts Visit the Emperor spoke Of the vcsy ia
vorahie Impression which Nj. Buzlinsane hsd
zaAie Upon him, expressed Ercat reEfrs p Us DE-
unzhlIle might ca1TJ 1way unpleasant impressions
n1 Russia, On account Of the ircParAole losa she
had sustained while In St Petersburg. A1es ~
to depart, and took leave Of Hra- BnElfnsan. In
the most cordial manner DuHnG The iast tTo or
fhrre dry. Mrs Buriingault has received the visits
M1. Stremoouku1, chief OF the As.attc perart-
inert: General vlsnEcty. Russian MASTER % "a CHI.
IA, aRd other dlgnltaHes connected WIN tne CouIt
and Forc:Eu Once. MT Hnrttngane and family
leave hcrc to-morruN for GothA- Germany, Where
they Viii stay but short time, on tatt way to
FafsA- NJ. R1watd l. BuriinxaU1e VII AccSEpany
ARtu & On tAe EcAus1 Ss1eEAH
, 1870-03-29
BE EEF CATTLE,

A1 LIE lG0I- - &6iIlN4t-
o1r EI1d,1! md strs1tr n.o, ht.d For. Bu!ont d.
tl1r hnnarr.t HHd s.cut! tlA heat 81 Euft Tctt,o d
T.: to + delivered hy Jaly u. ls7o
ri bT July u tsN.
b. dr1irer d u Juiy 81. 1s:V >>"''' - - "
", hf;sE~t aEd trv: nsy ts1 head 1t Fort Rsuia D.
, T.: 70 fe ,lrlfvrtrtt by lime I. leu.
I'd by July !. l.ip.
T.. ca.tl. .sssst syssS! 4l.ut .pe u.Arl auA ht,y
toE r1uns Fe+s weight. Ais L. steer from th!,. III
IL ttu O. year Vi aSr.
accustomed to b4inf fri and ho.,aed 10 wint4I
Al rias&s ns wild CATH tneluttnE TEXAS ard Csefu-
and tht f<3uttsn:rti4 ~ es catfrlr nnFthrn I.sls
- Nrl ~ a under tfttr ~ ysA.s III
md all talto< ehort Of *sl pnuIda r4d Nexht huIts
ttAfa. and ro~r, will r. tIt+<1
E1rh bid thur1t eprtn:a w.1t.ra kuAr1atee af tw4
E.rnsltt< Trrsens IL r tre. that the bidder 8h& "a
fnlhl roEtf1ct in arrorAuce with the fef.a 9f htx
rsnyesiti'u and thas thn1ld his r-lsiru ts rrrr
hr VIII 1t Hrer tct-E !tn rnnty1rf 4rcArr Hrrr-
securities Es.as kts md eust;e1e1s tca!s fus i. fp
The responsibility ot thr nu.. b. shown hy
the .cial II IL rrt If the rtr,rs District
CE11 or Of tie T. s. District Attorney. - b: cse.Asf
Hid, may b. ,a.,~ r',her fr th- Who'll o. f .ar r--t
Etf+sat G, til II il the ~ ts.4 thn
ramr and aadrtfs Of eaeh member therest must be
E:I:cs- ,hosli t1 ire..st t., rc.r- I'd thrt: lis
all lh.s Proposals should 1s< rpi.r.+,i r-t';ctIv.
fEpstas for Beef Catslc." and addressed tsu TN.
dc:eltni4s-
Dy aa.aaris, ot the Department oemm.naer
Cart md c: s., Hvt Il CoL & s A.
Cn!rf C. Il Iyp4y 4ytu1eut r. Dakota
, 1870-03-29

SpedA Despatch to Ths ChteAso Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill. March ss,-0n Saturday night swo
hofx, named Geo. S. Hudson and Peter Now!and,
living In this city, aged about Is Jekss, returned
from hunting expedition In disseminating from
skin Hudson, surros!ng his gun to be unloaded.
drew II from tho boat by the 1nuzzlc. The cock
cAuEht On tone part Of the skt0, and the cou1enta
Of the Run were discharged Into his abdomen, H.
nlctluK horrible wound, from tho Effects Of which
younG Hudson died In a few minutes.
Ia SALE, Ill, March e5-ics1ertay afternoon,
Henry. aged shout Il years. son Of 1iensy Mrt;Iti-
MS, VI this city, while duck hunting, discharged
us sun accidentally. the shot tearing 4 consider
al'le quantity Of tesh from The palm nf his left
haxt, and Kidding his coat sleeve and shirt sleeve
hut fortunately doing him no further tpiufI.
, 1870-03-29

Hartford md Home Insurance Companies of New
Haven. The tEe was no doubt TIC wusk OF IN II
oend3&1J. Lo1A about 1.noa
clnEnNA11. March sa-Tna xnoka-honse Of 7.
= Wilson ca, pork p4ckst1. On Licking River,
Costngtont ~, 1a5 destroyed hJ ne to night 4
10 ocaocf. The gas grne18Sed Ind exploded halt
N hour A1tez the rze began, e1eaunx great con-
TN Insurance Company I'm INK of Aosa No
further information concerning tnAp1anca-
Boe7pI, March ss.-Eu;ldinCs Nos 1oS and 904
Washington street we're badly damaged By dfe to-
Day. Occupied By WnnSm DoGte, dealer In hair-
work and per1UmerY, and 4 7. Copeland, cuufec-
toner. L6aa, $4,000 Insured
NKw ToKx, Hatch 9S--Hp1u r Ea1Hh1 hotel,
and Ca1tee 4 Van uotu' I drug gtore, II Washing
Ton. New Jersey, we're totally burned Last night
Luss, $50 ,Gol- Partially insured
SPRINGFIELD, Mask., March 9l-The mills Of the
Hanpdcn Pnpcr Company, At Ho,Jokc. burned
Eht night Loss ESQ iuo; insured for tsoo, ,ooo.
9hc hundred ind NM hands thrown cut OF woEt
Inc Company vii! rtbui1d at cnce.
, 1870-03-29
ILLINOIS,


City Politics Mt Notwithstanding
Cn4c.
srecia Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MORRIS, March Sa-The leaders Of the Dcmoc-
tacy Of this city, nnding that there nas no hope
fol them nj the coming spring election held secret
meetings aad resolved to form sn-callct Peoples
ticket, by which the leading of1ccs should he given
y the democracy, and enough unimpoFtant
4 cal! ~As posted Eery consr!cuousIy fur
= peopaes uAs meeting to he held satur!Ay even
Ing. Irrespective Of ralty, but With no names on
+ neither wa the call printed In thia place; hut
the nice little trick did not aucceed. None hut
Democrats took part in the meeting, nud, although
they selected Republicans for the candidates for
the small od1ees. Jes noue Of the Republicans eau
!rpud!,ts ~ etsort . .sfuse. thinking i more
than to attempt to sneak into once under false
co10rN .
Michael Moran, farmer, was drowned Satur-
day evening while driving home. Tic rolled on
the scat Into the noo.l ut the south end OF the River
Br!1Gr, and, Although there were hia brother ant
woman IN the wagon at the time, Ill were so iu-
toxicafed ther did not miss him. lis body was
found SUNDAY morning. -
, 1870-03-29
snow in .Mninc.

AZ
IEWNTpx, Nc, March "a driving kooW sso.l1
rrcyaIlev] last night Ten inches Of saow fell
Hhtfh drtfted CONSIDERABLY.
, 1870-03-29

moftnnEJ-Thc WhiAkcy Fcrmcnta-
tto1 Test Enwe--Sufcidr.
ClScrkxAT1, March ea-Tne funeral ot Daniel
II. Htrne, All old and wealthy citizen, who died on
Sunday, will take place Tomorrow.
The argument III the forty-exht hour tcrmsntlng
Inr1nd case setnrt the C1ltcd states Circuit Court
VII! consume the greater iIart Of this week.
hitnEctf tn .ht harn Of Benjamin Stokes, six mills !
not1h Vi Lebanon. Ohio, on the Dayton turnpike.
The DECREASED came walking down from the dlrrr-
f.un,l Mon'lay morning. tic vas ahout fvs lei
nine tnchca hfh, light complexion, full beal,i,
little gray: eyebrows light colorrtl hut heavy, and
old. Had on q suit Of small ulAmon,1-dgure
eass!mese clothes. An inquest WAS held, with
verdict a. abnsc. The body Is not recognized s,y
any ono At Lebanon,
, 1870-03-29
FOREIGN.
FRINGE Napoleon Sentenced to
Pay rs, 900 Francs
Damages.
Investigation In tho Case Of the
Bombay-0ncida Collision.
Project Of q SenatuB Consultum in
the French Senate.
Radical Reforms Proposed.
FRANCE.

FRANCE,
PARE March ea-Thc IItrh cour, h.x eon-
4emnea Prince Plerro BonApaIte to nay so0o
aac8 70 the family OF Victor Sor, and siso to p19
the expenses Of the cIrl suit ~ f-'
PARIS, March 4a-Antoneiu's repIT IN narn.s ia.
PA3cn u made public. It substantially deuiy4 III.
interpretation the Emperor places Oh the pollcy
and rtctenstons OF The Pope S-'
PARIS, March 3a.-1u the Senate to-day. II. Rou.
nef pseAding, Minister Ol1v1er read tha pro3ect Ut
q se7s1tE* eons.tttum dlaNn up In accordance with
le recent letter Of the Emperor, II makes lu3ror-
t4nt changes In the prcsogauyra Of The Senate,
Hereafter the leRAlatlve power Is to be divided b.
fNeen tho Emperor, Senate, aud Corps Leg1sIAttt.
The number Of Senators must be pue-third lesa
than that Of the Deputies Former articlaa gty1no
constituent power 10 tho 8cnate, ne aAIpcntt,d'
and the constitution heueeforth mAy oniy be
changed By the voice Of the people, on proposal
Of the Emperor.
, 1870-03-29
4 Big Ctnl1p-PittAburgh Threatened
with n Parallel to the Gaines

From The Pittsburgh CarnmtrraL
From al accounts. trouble i. brewing for tue
ownnrs OF real eetate lying between Fifth avenuo
and the Houoneahels river, and principally BE-
tween Smithiiela And Grant stteets- tbs amount
OF real eetAto involved ia alleged to be ono
hundred Acrea- The s.o1y relAtA 70 u seems
incredible. bet g It cama Hum reliable quar-
ter, and u proceedings WI shortly be insd-
tinted which VIII fuzzy explain the nature of Ito
suit, We have concluded To relate tho facts fur
1.ls1l&d ", rnezsly SURPRISING tha nazas-
Bo1aattuao duhS lae9, Jounx Esao. Hho2
, 1870-03-29
T. ~ HOLDES
oliver EVEt.ETT,}

o.,t. H1Aii9G1ETEAa i. DtrAaExsaT or DA11TA}
OEflG1 IHikF G.lAAlAAARI or NERx.S1xScx
sAiSE pAr1, Ainu. A.=h x-is:I
al rTrpsah ia tuplle.t-. viii bere-xis.I II this
Gtser until L m. WEDNESDAY,, Apr1i IL lb?a far
uIMisatne The Caited States subtis1cs urpaftncns