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tGETA FIRST CLASS INsTRUMENr.-Mr.
4. Sumner, the agent for the Wheeler q
Wilson celebrated sewing machine, has
opened a music department where he
keeps a fue selection of Piano-Fortes,
church and parlor Organs. Terms ex-
aeedingly liberal; and ali wishing a first
class instrument will do well to test the
merits of Mr.. Summers before purchasing
elsewhere. Rooms 2ji Second street,
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A. NACcARo & Co.-Attention is called
TO the card of this prominent liquor irIn
in another column. They have always
on hand pure liquors of every kind, and
have Just introduced some pure Muscat
wine-the finest ever offered "a this mar
ket. 1t is saiu to be among the finest
dinner wines in the world, and being the
pure juice OF the grape, is in demand for
sacramental purposes. Lovers of pure
unsdulterated liquors would do well to
call on Yaccsro q CO. and see for them
selves. Their stock is now complete and
is probably the largest in the Southwest.
TEN CENTs-OnlV this and nothing
more. A line of ladies' hemnled handker-
chiefs at 10 cents each.
I. W. JOHNSTON s. co.
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES
IN PORT.

Geo. W. Cheek, Alice Dean, GaIlatln,
st. Francis, 4Des Arc,
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TO SUBS

Subscribers to the Daily and Weekly
APPEAL viii please take notice that when
their time is about to expire, the last pa
per will be semitic them with a cross mark
before their names.
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IF you van iargains, go to Walker
Bros. y Co. They are selling of their re-
tail stock at andbelow cost.
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" E AT A SACRIFICE.
aANs' NEW sToRE, 2as Maln >.

SPECIE PRIcEs.-Best Prints, Merrimac,
Sprague'S, at 10 cents. Latest STYLES and
full assortments, at J. II. Loewenstine &
Bros, 81 Main.
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OUR new stock of fine white goods is
now open. Organizes, mulls, swisses,
n~ainsooks, ete.-all marked at their pres
emit value in gold.
7. w. JOHNS ION 90
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AAA =.
FNBESE Closets are rapidly superseding the
Il ordinary water closets. and are SUPERIOR
TO rHEM IN EVERY Respect
An households where they have been intro
dnced, they are considered almost indispen-
sable. They can be placed in any part of the
house, and are especially adapted To the use
or lnValids and Of thes sick room.
No -DIsAGRERABLE oDOR KvER ESCAPES
Rom THEN, and their construction is so SIM
pie that it Is nearly impossible for them to
get out OF order They are sold at such req
sonabie rates as TO be within the reach OF
most families. EARTH CLOSET Co,
Hartford, Conn.
~Carondolet street; Chicago, Ias LaSalle street.
mhl5
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DIRECTORS:
l.. q. GARRETT, NEWTON :. OTIS,
a. HARRIS, H. G.. STEEVER,
q. s. COLLINS.
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SPECIE PRIcEs.-Best Prints, Merrimac,
Sprague'S, at 10 cents. Latest styles and
full assortments, at J. II. LOewenstine q
Bros, 81 Main.
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AGENTS

II VERYWHERE 20 sell the AMERICAN
n KNITTING MACHINE, the only practical
Family Knitting Machine ever invented
Price S25. Will knit aO,O00 stitches per min
Ote. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Gu. Boston. Mass. or ST. LOuts. No TALL
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GENUINE Alexandra Kid Gloves at 81 As
per pair, at Walker Bros. Il Co., 229 Main
street.
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BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PEaGALeS rs CTS,

At CAMS NEW STORE 298 Main st.
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CONSTABLE FIFTH CIVIL Drsry

Barney C5x.-1st ward, 363; "a ward,
529; 81 ward, 2S2; 4th ward, 8; Sth ward,
46l. Total vote, 1870.
Il. KedrYLs.-lst ward, 379; % ward. 2O9;
Sd ward, 20; 4th ward, A; sth ward, Is9.
Total vote, Isl. In the Fourth ward
Frost received l62, Ramsey I03, Garrett
I2S, Foster / and Hayden 1.
Barney Cox is elected by a majority of
5S9.
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LADIES. remember the entire retail
stock of Walker Bros. & Co. must DO sold,
and viii be sold lower than the lowest.
They design doing an exclusive wholesale
business.
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Kuninlual court...Iudua EOute.

But little was lone yesterday in this
Court. To-day the calendar of cases, as
published in the APPEAL of yesterday,
viii be called for trial.
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THERE is said 10 be no foundation
for the story that Virginia intends TO
reseind her ratification of the bOous
Fifteenth Amendment.
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SHOES for ladies', misses and children,
OF our own Make g~uaraateed and at
astonishinglV low prices.
CANS NEW STORE, 29S Main st.
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the past month we have been
and are now receiving a most complete
line of Mems Furnishing Goodt, which
fogafher with our own make i. Y.
shirts. we win continue to sell lower
-, s,, ether house in the Southwest.
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We present below a corrected tabular
statement Of the vote of last Saturday,
corrected from the official returns. The
Ninth Civil District alone remains to be
heard from, and as it cannot affect the
general result over fifty votes, the matter
may be considered cOnclusiyely settled
by the figures given:
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UNRIvALED bargains in ReO and pref
ty dress goods being placed on our cheap
tables this morning. SEESSEL& son.
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MORE NEW GooDs.-We are now In re-
ceipt of "A very elegant assortment Of
ladies' collars and cullS-plain, lace edge
and rufhed-in assorted colors and all of
the very latest styles.
T. w. JOHNSTON 4 co.
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Notices trader his head vii Be Inserted al Ta
cents per hne, each Insertion.
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II you want a good French bone Corset
for 20 cents, call at Walker Bros. u Co.
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NOTICE.-This I'd and popular place of
amusement will be opened on Thursday
evening. the 3ls inst, with an entirely
new company, consisting of hrst-class
talent, by Dedrih& SehOoIes, proprietors.
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FOOdDdrd.-lst ward, 295; ID ward,
s75; Sd ward, Coo; 4th ward, 643; 5th ward,
54; 9th ward, 2S6; 18th ward, 407; Sth
ward, 36S; 9th ward, l4l 10th ward, III;
total in city, SS4I. lst Civil District, ISL;
%. Is; Sd, 50; 4th, 1872 -; 9th III: 9TH,
I3I; Sth, 10; 10th, l25; 18th, SO; 18th, 81;
18th, .; 10th, 80; 18th, p; total II03. To-
tai vote as TAR as heard from 1914.
IhOs. FOley-lst ward, SOL; ID ward,
432; Sd ward 500; 4th ward, "a: 5th ward,
3l3 9th ward, 25I 9TH ward, 5S6; Sth
ward, 353; 9th ward, 276; 10th ward, so.
Total city vote 3445. LIST Civil District 8;
I'd, 43; Sd, -; 4th, 9; 9th, q; 9TH, 81;
Sth, =; 10th, g.; llth,-; 18th, p; 10th, SO;
18th, -; total, 24. Total vote 3699.
Majority for Woodward, 1915.
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cradle Improvement IN the veneiaable
prelate's health. Though the winter
IN France has been unusually cold.
still his native air has been favorable
tOhim."
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WOULD announce TO the citizens OF Mem
w phis and its vicinity that they are now
setting up, in the Gay osO House, one OF Prof,
lander MEYDEs'
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TIE APPEAL Is the only DaiLy paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-29

HIFR & CORWINE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment To the AP-
PEA Building, IA JniOnstreet, y we are
now prepared TO execute ordsrs for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL Will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-29

No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew 4 Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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RIVERS, WEATHER M BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, March Is, 1870.
The river fell two inches in the past
twenty-fOur hours. Below high water
mark of 1867 thirteen feet three and a half
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TIE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in she South.
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JoE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has Co
dey and Peterson for April, ali the late
leading mOnthlies, weeklies, dsilies, etc.
ST. LOUIS Home Journal at JoeLocke's,
25Gk Main street.
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UNRIvALEB bargaias in aey and
pretty dress goods being placed ON our
fgeap tables this morning.
sEHSSEL & SON.
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GREAT reduction in prices in the retail
stock Of Walker Bros. & Co.
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A DEPOT

Mr.. StEatton said that "A central depot
was an indispensable necessity, and he
was curious to know why the several
roads did not seek access to the
river. Property holders interDose many
obstacles, but the Memphis and Charles-
ton Company wished to extend its track
way along central thoroughfares to the
river. To this the people would never
assent. 4 pOpuloUs street would thus bs
rendered uni%nhabitable. 1t was suggest
ed by Mr.. Lacey that the Mississippi and
Tennessee and Memphis and Ohio roads
should perfect communication with one
another at once, and have depots in the
navy yard or on the river below Union
street or in both places, and let the
Charleston road remain u~nextended.
This was The scheme approved, and the
body adjourned to four O'Clock next Mon
day afternoon.
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PARTICULAR attention is called to the
advertisement of 3 fine stallion for sale,
which appears elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-29

SanuaAy ~Ast. IoNs--A new stock now being
uurlng the cud. In this line of goods we claim to
not be receiye(e to do as we'll for our customers as
the country mousse outside of New York city.
prompt mes I, w. JOHNSTON q co,
OutraQa
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n~fLEMEN's I s

SPECIE PRICES.-Best Prints, Merrimac,
Sprague's, at 10 cents. Latest styles and
full assortment, at J. II. LOewenstine q
Bros, 81 Main.
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A line Of good whalebone corsets at s5
cents per pair.
\. ". JOHNSTON & co.
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UNRfVALED bargains in 3se0 and pref
~ dress goods being placed on orr cheap
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ONLY 80 CENTS FOR A GOOD CORSET.
At CANS NEW STORE, 2es Main st.
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AVERY fine assortment Of Lace Collars
and CoIlarettes Of the latest styles now
on hand.
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FOR CEO
CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
-FOR-
Tieksbara hatehez, Alexandra. shrsvs-
port AMI Ieifsrsss.

50 The only Line giving Through Bills
Lading and Tickets 10 the above points.
50 Passengers By this Line escape the
noyanee OF changing boats. aud the emo
nous charges at the Mouth OF Red RIver.
The following are the names ~0fthssteams
composing this line:
n. NJ sHREVEH. Carter, masr
MOUNTAINEER -CroPster, mast
SILVER BoW-Thos. Res, masrs
HALTEE DANCE-LIoydT. BeIt. haste
- FOR Tickets and all reliable inform
Llon eS4 az the General P~1sssBger DepEr
e.. l.. HAL.
General Ticket and Advertising Agent.
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VIII be continued by the Under,
signed from the I.th inst.

The system of teaching that will be adopted. in
continuing this School, is a system VIII ch has
proved itself an entire success after experience
vi twenty-five years, by gentleman wen kpown
in our Eastern cities, TO be = gentleman at the
head of the profession. and one worthy Of imitS-
ton in every thing apperiaiung to teaching. This
system viii be combined with the system lately
pursued by Mr.. Lawlor
1he fJllowng studies will be taught:
English Grammar,
Mental and Written Arithmetic,
Spelling, Reading.
PenmanShip, &c graphy,
History of the United States.
Composition, and
Practical Book keeping, in the manner custom
airy ia the Eastern colleges.
The same books that have been used by Mr..
Lawlor will be used at present.
report will be issued TO parents monthly
showing the number failures in recitati, n, etc.
No Partially will be shown, and parents may
assured that their children Will receive all the
attention recess ry to accomplish a good school
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS FOR FOUR WEEKS.
The French, Lasin, and German Languages will
be taught by a lady of long experience.
liberal patronage is most respectfully solicited
+. HERBERT THOMPSON, Teacher.
Carson, January Is. 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

Ex- CHIEF JUsTlcE TBos. RuEFIN, Of
North Carolina, is dangerously i'll. He
is 80 years old, and last month he and
his wife celebrated the sixlieth ami.
yersary of their wedding day, with all
their children living and present.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

Mrs. E. N. STANTON has suffered an
additional bereavement. Mr.. Daniel
VARIED, her only brother, died at Bal
timore on the 18th inst. after a very
brief illness.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

SENATOR ToMPKINs of the California
Legislature disguised his Democratic
associates and tickled his Republican
colleagues by deDouncng the secesh
Democracy and calling upon that party
to come up to the spirit of the times.
All this occurred in his speech upon
the Fifteenth amendment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

TIE OVERLAND MONTHLY For FEBRU-
AIRY We have just received the Over
land Monthly for February. Following
is its table of contents: Our Isbmael.
ties; Sea Elephant Hunting Australia;
Mendian Mrs Burleigh's way visit
to Mopirose flock of Wool Western
agricultural Improvements; an officer 8
wife in New Mexico The years MACK
erel catching; The story of an oraithoI-
ogist, concerning popular assassination !;
The chapel of ST. Ferdinand i" jim !"
The Rationale of Slang etc Current
Literature.
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TO PARENTS AND GUAR
DAsNS:

T'HE OBJECT OF TIPS ADVERTISEMENT
L is to give notice 10 Parents AID Guardians,
that the School recently taught by Mr.. Lawlor
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

THE DAILY APPEAL
Tuesday Morning, Jan. Is, 1870.
Arrivals at the St. Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CRY. January %. 1870.
C. P. Powers, Placervile.
A. Saizback, Virginia.
A. Nj Her, Lake Valley.
Henry Winters, Clear Creek.
]. r. Cook, Empire.
Monday, January "a.
&C. Bunker City.
&c Calhoun, do
l.. Ods, Carson Valley.
J. Butler, do
A. Trap. do
d. Z. Davis. Truckee.
THANKS 10 Mark Gage for a copy Of
the Toronto Daily Globe of the 18th
inst.
ATHENS ASSESSMENT. = Atteution is
of an assessment upon the Athens q.
& S. NJ Co.'S stock.
Personal. MIR John F. kdder,
Chief Engineer Of the Oregon Central
Railroad was in town Yesterday. He
returns, INN ediately to Portland.
BEAUTIFUL NEArHER. Yesterday
showed very brightly, sun shiuing, air
balm., sky clear and every thing spring
like. Nice 10 have but not calculated
to promote aealth or future good times.
THANKS 10 Hon. Tom Fitch for Il
copy of the Congressional Globe of Jan.
Is, containing copy OF his excellent
speech upon the virginia Bill. We shall
take occasion to make some extracts
from this speech in a subsequent issue.
WARRANTS AND DRaFrs Losr.-At-
tentIon is called 10 notice in another
column By Lewis & Co, of the loss by
theft or otherwise, of certsin Warrants
and a Draft on Wells, Fargo l. Co.,
San Francisco, the payment of which
has been stopped.
TOWNSHIP PLATs EILED.-F ID. Todd
Esq, Register of the United States Land
Office at this place, has handed US :he fol-
lowing for publication:
Notice is hereby given that the following
described township plats were filed in the
Registers Office on the 2ith day of January.
1870: Townships % Norta. ranges So, So
aud 80 Est; Townships 81 North, ranges
So ana 80 East; Townships 81 North, ranges
81, IS, IS and 80 East; Townships 81 y 'r n.
ranges 30, 36, 81 and 50 East; Township SO
North, range IS East. Settlers upon lands
in the above described townships are hereby
notified file their declarat1ry statements
in the Register Office, at Carson City, within
three months, the time prescribed by law,
otherwise their rights may BE- forfeited. Par
ties interested can obtain full information by
writing direct to the Register at Carson City. |
DABATE By AENBERS OF THE ADkLPHI
CLCB The members of the Adelphi !
Club will have public debate at the |
District Court Room this evening. The |
subject for discussion is the Cuban !
Question-as to whether bel}igprent |
rights shall be accorded to the insur-
gents by the United States Government !
The Club members are requested to |
meet Mt be Court Room at clock
before the doors are opened to the pub |
lie. TIE Debate will be commenced a, |
half past seven. II will be very in
teresrng controversy, several able
speaker being assigned to the opposing
eides of be argument.
TIE OVERLAND MONTHLY FOR FEBRU-
AIRY We have just received the Over
land Monthly for February. Following
is its table of contents: Our Isbmael.
ties Sea Elephant Hunting Australia;
Mendian Mrs Burleigh's way visi,
to Mouirose a flock of Wool Western
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

BEAUTIFUL NEATHER. - Yesterday
showed very brightly, sun shiuing, air
balm., sky clear and everything spring
like. Nice TO have but not ca culated
to promote 0eaIth or future good times.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-25

Chief Engineer of the Oregon Central
Railroad was in town Yesterday. He
returns, Immediately to Portland.
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THANKS 10 Hon. Tom Fitch for
copy OF the Congressional Globe of Jan.
Is, containing a copy of his excellent
speech upon the Virginia Bill. We shall
take occasion to make some extracts
from this speech in subsequent issue.
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WARRANTS AND DRAFrs Losr.-At-
teutIon is called 10 u notice in another
column By Lewis & Co., of the loss by
and Draft on Wells, Fargo l. Co.,
San Francisco, the payment of which
has been stopped
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THANKS 10 Mark Gage for a copy of
the Toronto Daily Globe of the 18th
inst.
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ATHENS ASSESSMENT. Atteution is
directed o notice. IN another column
of an assessment upon the Athens q.
& S. NJ. Co.'S stock.
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WILDE, and properly may besssubjesteds.to a

will Lbe, and properly may besssuhjeeted.t
process eqfpdlent to a secoaG rsconstr7tction,
.we Dbl not fora moment doubt It wlHsbe for
otherFstatesto determine 10y their fltife son-
uctsBhether the same process shall o. shall
not deapplisd to, them, Hit he true. tkat the
perady- of the rebels who have obtained full
control in Tennessee is the most damnins in
stance of its kind, it is no less true that Other
States, especially Kentucky, seem inclined 70
repeat the experiment.. The time when Con
-gress may properly pause to question Its own
constitutional right 10 guarantee to every
State republican form Of government in Tits
fullest sense, and subject to all the limitations
of the Reconstruction acts, has passed, and IL
only remains to march with firm tread toward
the vindication OF every right Of every cltlT
zen."
These paragraphs undoubtedly exhibit the
real sentiment of the dominant faction In
Congress. That faction has long ago resolved
to disregard the voice Of the people. The
States of the North as well as Maryland,
Kentucky and Tennessee, must look for; the
bayonet and the fetters whenever they go
counter to the Radical will The only ques-
ton remaining is, will they stand this new
tangled tyranny no:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-15
Congress and the Stntes.

Events are furnishing ample vindication
of the wisdom Of those at the South who so
long, so gallantly, and, alas! so vainly
fought the battle of States Rights against
Federal consolidation. Measures now be-
fore Congress point to the most startling in
novations upon the previously received theo-
ry of our government. The Washington
Chronicle, the organ OF those who are the
real masters of Congress, throws off the
mask entirely, and marks out the path the
revolutionists intend to march:
Reconstruction Qt says,) strictly so called,
may speedily become thing of the past. But
another great practical question DiU taks its
place, and already looms up in the near future.
Indeed, it is already before Congress in the
various bills and resolutions which have been
presented upon the Tennessee. question. AS
this is subject which no longer has to deal
with the admission Of States from outside the
pale, but rather ,oih the mode OF keeping them
to their pledges eoithin the Union, another cord
should be substituted to cypress the appropriate
legislation. which our amended constitution
empowers Congress to enact in behalf of the
vested rights OF all American citizens, of what
ever shade or color"
And again, The same paper boldly de-
clares
''Tha: tn, reca.eitrant State of Tennessee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-15

senseless; the desperate man then rushed
throu gh the esfridor,to cot on which the
deputy sherifshsually slept, and where q load;
FED pistol waSalwayRkept, but before secafing
themurderpas weapon, the guard, recoyeringl
wass upon him; adesperate fight ensued with
varying successS sS$untif, the arrival of prison.
er on the scene, who, with large. iron
poker beat the murderer over the head until,
from sheer exhaustion, he succumbed, and
was taken back to his cell. When led out for
execution, both prisoners ascendedthe scaffold
with firm tread, but when the platform was
reached Bodehburg was noticed to quiver con-
siderably. Religious exercises were gone
through with, occupying quarter of an hour.
In the meantime their feet had been bound,
and both men placed on the drop At this mo-
ment Bodenburg turned to his companion,
and imploringly asked: sam not innocent ?"
"No," replied the other; ''we were both In the
house both killed, both guilty.: both
die together" ''Oh, Cod" said the other,
'syou can say that at the last moment? You
amt human" The ropes were then placed
about their necks, when Bodenburg cried out,
30 Lord beyond the skies, take my soul into
Thy Kingdom" The black caps were pulled
over their faces, and at l2.4O P NJ. the upright
was ierked out, the trap started, and the muir
derers fell about three feet, dying without
struggle.