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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-07-13

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 8, 1870.
MesSSS. ". 7. Elliott, r. Il. Byrd, w. d. Nc
Giniey, $, C. HoneycoHt, C. y. Vood,card
and w. e. JuiiaH:
GENTS " our communication, informing me
that the convention held in Knoxville on the 4th
inst, passed the following resolution, is receved
Resolved, That in j. NJ Thornburgh, of
Knox county, we recognize good lawyer who
has heretofore been an efficient, energetic and
impartial prosecuting officer, and whose admin
istration we would trust for the future
Some weeks before the assembling of your
convention of last Monday, | was announced as
II candidate for the office of Attorney General.
Though il was well known that | was Il Rcpub-
lican In politics, it was also understood that /
was not a candidate making the race upon party
issues. The position is not political one, and
in my opinion ought not to be controlled by
political issues. But TO be endorsed by your
body. who well knew my Republican senti-
ments, as IAN efficient, energetic and impartial
prosecuting officer, whom you are willing to
trust for the future is recognition of my
official conduct of which | may we'll be proud
| am grateful for your expression of conf
dence in me, and will be happy to have your
support and that of all good citizens, irrespec-
tive of party. If elected l will endeavor to So
discharge the laborious duties of the office rs to
merit the confidence of all good citizens.
| am, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
J, VI. THoBNBURGH.
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Dr. M. LytIe'S EIixer!
FOR THE CURE OF
Diarrhea, DySentery, Bloody FIux,
CHOLERA MORBUS, PAINFUL PURGING. sum
MER COMPLAINT. CRAMP AND COLO.

The want OF "A medicine of this character has long
been felt by the community, and has induced the pro-
pretors, by over thirty years trial in private to intro
duce for the benefit of the public as staple family
medicine. IL does not act as astrngent alone but
by reducing the acidty of the Secretng membranes of
OF the bowels, reduces the Inflammation, hence per-
forms thorough cure. -
The prOpriotOrs take the liberty of stating to the pub-
he that no more perfect receipt (which is guaranteed
for the cure of the dseases) exists in
the world being entirely vegetable and containing na
sugar OF lead or other noxOus drug or mineral And
they would further say that the preparation has met
used it.
DIRECTIONS:
To adults, tablespoonful after each passage or four
times day; To children under ten, a alf-tablespoon-
iul as required. To children under five n easpoonfu
To children under two three "A Tablespoonful as
required and by carefully administering as directed il
will never fail
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Correspondence.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, July 6, 1870.
Col. j. W. Thornburgh, KnorrHe Tenn;
DEAR SIR: At II meeting of the representa-
tives of large portion of the voters of the Sd
Judicial Circuit, held at Knoxville, July 4th,
1870, the enclosed resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the undersigned appointed COM
mittee to furnish you with a copy.
Trusting that the spirit Of the resolutions will
meet your hearty approval, we remain,
Very respectfully. &c,
W. p. ELLIOTT,
r. X. BYRD,
w. ID. McGINLEY,
s. c. HoNEYCUTT,
c. b. WOODWARD
W. c. JULIAN,
Committee,
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Harris MagnoIian Cough Drops
PRICE PER BOTTLE 25 CENTS.

This medicine can confidently be recommended for
an diseases OF the Throat Bronchial Tubes and Lungs
IL Is invaluable as remedy for Coughs, Colds I,oa
Of Voice, Sore Throat Influenza Dipthera Bronchitis
lloarseness, Group, Whooping Cough Asthma and Spit
ting OF Blood; 1t docs not profess 10 consumption
OF the ingredients of which it is composed it is claimed
that viii do gil for this dire disease that aay Couch
Medicine do.
This medicine contains NO OPIUM, OF other ingre-
dent of delccrOus character, and may be given with
the utmost confidence and safety in every stage of the
disease and 20 patients of every age Dose from ten
drops 20 teaspoontu according to the age of the pa
tent and repeated in every instance as the urgency
the TgQures. in one. two, three or four hnnrs
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Price, 25 cents per Box.
DIRECTIONS For rSE.


For Lung Fever, any symptoms of the disease give
a tablespoonful three times a day.
For Glanders, Heayes, Distemper, Founder Coughs
and other complaints 20 which the Horse is subject
give tablespoonful three times day until a cure is
efected-wfich is generally produced in a few DAYS
These powders II used two three times a week du-
ring the spring and winter months will prevent you-
horse from being attacked By these dangerous diseases
and greatly increase their usefulness
DAMON's STOCK POWDERS FOR Mich COWS.
These Powders are valuable in increasing the ouan.
y of Nj TX in the Cow, and should be used by eyerv
farmer, 1t increases the appetite and fattens and
strengthens the animal and while increasing the auans
uy OF the milk, makes the butter firm and sweet.
E. j. SANFORD & co,
Wholesale Agents,
aPrleu lNVANILLE. TENN.
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The World claims that NewkYorl,, ON the
Fo-..-, 49, ..'s -. teL.ys- - -A-ueTics-
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DamOn'S Stock Powders.

VWESE POWDERS ARE PREPARED FROM
L Medicines which possess Laxative, Tonic and Puri-
lying properties and when administered TO Horses pro-
duce the most beneficial results As a laxative they
eNpel from the stomach and ntetines all foreign sub
stances As tonic they increase the tone and strength
OF the system; and rs purifier they cease the blood
and lay the foundation for strong and healthy circu
alauOn. lhey are preventive of Lung Fever and an
excellent remedy for all the diseases to which this no.
Bile animal is subject. Their strengthens the lungs
and gives smooth and glossy appearance To the skin
and by increasing the appetite, give Nigor aud strength
10 the whole system.
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The Lee reached Sulphur Springs (twen-
ty miles below St, Louis at 0:l5 a. IN. yes
terday, and probably landed at st. Louis
by 1890 Il. M, making her time from New
Orleans to ST. Louis 8 days, II hours and
80 mnutes-the fastest on record.
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Now my little boys and girls, - said
teacher, " | want you to he very quiet--so
quiet that you can hear pin drop Ina
minute all was silent, when little boy
sATieGed, Let her drop"
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The Bishops of Tennessee, Arkansas,
Mississippi and Alabama now use the pas
toral staff which has been presented TO
each. The pastoral staff il horne immedi-
ately before the Bishop by his chaplain, in
hand when pronouncing the blessing An
Episcopal ring has been presented to each
of the above named preates. The black
and scarlet hood ODD is worn by the
Bishop of Illinois, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Florida and Mississippi.-Nos York Stan
ddrd.
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II . X - y L H

TENNESSEE, A
OF urn fom1
andB
and
Spring the furnish
ing constant supply fFroeone This
wishing
HUNDRED IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED DEADE-
RICFIS and other Additions Knoxville which which
terms as o
fol-
can he had ia mruin.
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Time Made.

me, table below gives ne tlne OF the
The Lee started Mt Asa and the Natchez at
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DUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL FIND
the Lozenges invaluable for clearing and strength
enng the voice There particular directions to
beobservcd in the use of them. Containing nothing
deleterious, they can be taken freely as requisite
One or two Lozenges dissolved gradually in the mouth
repeating 1t II necessary, will almost Invariably give
immediate relief in many of oarseness or loss of
voice. Coughs irritation Soreness of the Throat &c.
occasioned by cold unusual exertion of the Vocal
organs For Bronchitis Asthma, &c, of long standing
sion requires.
A1Sop the little cough soreness of the throat and
Lungs in time, and HART'S LOZENGES WILL DO
1T. TRY THEM.
Price % Cents per Box.
, 1870-03-07

Ct pszty, n tavu1tnx tne renorA q ~ oa2Hsa
psto.al eeatfe q shs s.sa. nl.sates sn!!ir1 {Ap11
to lie peopie Of tne a1s 1neEe xpoid rou up !.
ns}or,I, Of o,coo He .nouaht tue EEmosh u
oEe respect would pe bete6t 70 Aeafoa. 4
Yppld stu up the people 10 eptrkeue acttoa, eno
iusissd o beiog aepende1r o. tao dnpp .nrs Iron
ipe s,a,e T1eaiurJ they would 70 INTO mAnufsc-
tuI,rg ald osaet u ptore0 en t
tsF pi ID Legt:aa1e nom oaaEsm.o coautJ.
add{tzsed tho meeting 1r = Il = ye1| vel! udaod
eoaasei5 n ,oEe oi tne sdrantsxes tss. MI
VanIto posset1ed ose1 Msdsson n = scat fos tho
e.p1al. ana SAID ea yate s1d III iancrnso shou'a
u sad thl4 Ma TO GleauAeo scnsmt. aud lt
1a1 only tho Hodest5 OF Milwaukee taat pro.
.ss ssss 81
faulJ iozced 1t upon her. Trn wnoie b:are FAsEa FL
The capital IN CITY which can edoetse iS cal.
sss: II pPsbs IL Ra1 u
1ssensa7Esa Huns, 1T Monroe County, beng
tn him Thai II he w!taed 10 plea.c r!cr.tenths o.
h,a constituents ne nult vote for renorsl.
After fex other speecnes Of the sstne tenH
4 esrene enort vii Be- rads The coming week
to get the bill through the 1eG1!stu1e. Aud Y tats
falls the matter Hlli oe submitted 70 tbs people ~
the next elcc11op, aId Representative elected On
1nl1 18aue. Most Ct rhe committee apoo!n:ed fot
the pu1p3se, ard npnber Of our pro aioent onsl-
tesa mcp, Will 20 OUT to-morrpx ana see 1ne
thing thtLr9h.
/ heavy tuow stosm has prevailed all day. The
weather Is mild.
The mat proposition made b1 the Beard Of Sd
pe1y!tort In IeEafd TO oopaipE the new Couf1
HopIe and grounds 10 tho STATE, on the FeMova
OF the cap1tn 70 MIlHankee, not being cote defte
quite dennlte enough, theI met aQAin. yesterd "
III ADOPTED the folo sirg resolution:
heso|rfd, By the Board OF 8upctvtsots OF MI
waukee County, That the ccnp.y ol.Mlwause.
| hereby tenoesh 10 the 8iase Of Niscon-ln hlocl
| Nc II, In The seventh Ward OF the Gilt Of MI
| Hautte, With the buildings, NOW IN coutec OF con
struefop, thereof, to be completed SUITABLY i2r
| State Home, without expette 10 The state sat
slte and bulnipg to b used for the pufPoae Of
|
, 1870-03-07

a Snccckafut Chnae After a Horse
Thief and His Paramount,
Special Ueapatcn to The Chicago Trsbuua,

SuccctAfut Chnae After q Horse
Thief and Eaia PnrnmouE.
specM Deapatcn TO The Chicago Tr.buua.
NORRIS, Marcn6
Detective sjns1ott Of Chicago, and Sheriff
Galloway, Of thu county, LETT this city 3esterday
morning in tes.cn Of The horbe stolen from I.
Hedges, 81 Michigan avenue. On last TuesdaF, the
supposed tnIef having left here on Ta2rsday morn.
they lecelsed Information that tue thief had
nav cled foutn to the town Of Brook1eld, feellng
conddent from the information previously re-
ceived that ne tatef va In that vis!n!s1. They
tEg esch way and meeting At the diagaual corners
They travelled IL tnis ~ay for twelve miles, n q
ins II saey saw tTo nsn % sravslinS sling
snssssed ~ . he tae DESCRIPTION, ! H. , .. tse
. en- TO noase q short distance a.ay. When
they rode up 10 the house and Impaired II they
knew nan " tac name Of Tr9mou1l u that r.
en- Tae sher !ae tae, a @.ds ~ *
e g n eIg sea 9sS n
cor dlilon. In s6o uesu.ime the thief had gone
is.o the hoose and s.c.e:ed himself II tho garres
party. ras NA XsteI securing ssa = nofse. s ' Tue
enccra proceeded into the house and mado
athorouch search Of the premises below Atafs and
maneed llRh', which vas slren, and he proceed.
cd 20 the 1arret After ecarcninK hsouad no found
n!s nan sec.eted hshiad roma rubbish IN ! essx
back corner. tucked closely uadet the eavee. The
shcHd called him oy name, and ordered him to
come cot, which Immediately did Without pat-
ard demanded the where 3bo11 OF the buggy,
hsTueaa and the WOMAN who WAS
sal to be with him. when he agreed 10 conduct
The oh'ceEs recovered Ill the property In good
cordltlou. and, securing both man and woman.
arrived IN tntA place at l0:SQ this morning. They
started for Chlcsvo VIII the prisoners on tho
oclock trAin Sheriff GALLOWAY cam nended high
y the ahreFdncsa exhibited b. Detective Fins
fott.
, 1870-03-07

coccerna IN dl1s 1eut c1t!es htTe for mo1saf T8n.
u eIdeasoltd to t1acs patronage non the life
COZ p2ctes. Htz &C the IoNBp1Pcr 1u&@k1 1pon
lue Il usutaIce- In view Of the oonuoue1 retl-
pear1nte Of ihls phase Of modern Newspaper in-
unscaucc. wocsd i nnt bA " Il for Roma OF tho
c< DpatAs 10 ut tte their energies aud Subject t1e
8btR HhAE gers 70 corrective dp6e Of hbasu1i
4 pEocsedrR OF that 1oEt would b. rhe only
ELECTIVE method Of coxIaliinR tbs coNArdL
From the 4Sf1e ltfk 3oFld- ....
Certain ht,c:es on the subject Of life insurance,
shica tno Ford has recscsJ paottsaed Tor tn
tnip1Hsiion End Earning nI its Ieadtfs, hare
called out the lmpotent Ire Of = dozen or luott
petty advertts1rg sur e:s, y ntcu atye taemsel7es
hsur1tee journals. and derive pTeca11ors acd
LOT over. boneran.o auos,ssenca oT bscEus,liog
len lin o!stnt companies AID pIactl1tnE unou
tic c1edpnt, Of tte public. That oce Or tRo
t:uHr ais thould ord a profitable AID Legitimate
rpecsAl otld IN this experiment might steU not
Improbable; but thai thirty oi them ttne Aj7F9y
Of Which csrtsnlJ lev persons would care TO
bry tr read} c1n e1fost enough huh money. In
the Ebape Of e1peusive advertsem.uts, 70 tnaln.
saln ttetr t11ststce, u proot positive that toe
InsrIal ce ccnnAt1ea CD which thtF fA:ten are
cohae:ous OF their Inability to oeat cstucIA1n.
even from so tnt'gh!ucans socrce.
, 1870-03-07

Tno Runolnbc. ncCrv Cru,n In Ran
80 - o'PNS OA' - o@N
ErAn Ancaaco-6uoesPhc ehc winner
by ia Points.
a.nFr.nc,scn Ms,rnn-a ,aruo m 4,.,cs IN.
cnaio1 = CO. a,ter1u.n nnmprr oi IAoess w At.
uscitt, 70 tbo Pavilion tp-pt1nt, 10 Eltce.s tte
ccn;e.r for tie tianond cue aud tue cnano,on-
nn,n,s - MIN .un rrn,cnnf ano,s aarr4,f. Dtsr.
= N tns n,as ,nT,tI - and nla.ed for esfhtT M
nfjnhe folio ali o win rnn of &.
Tne fot,o xtn1 il tue score 1T the 23sh inning:
1NeryIo. i. & o. n 81. D. Il O.
Rnn6pns-6 =. liz 0. :. .. Fl, IS, aap.e
aAx Fx1hci.co, Ma1cn $50 :. m-score:
Dtefy-0 u, >, II. i, ., :, Is, II, Is, 23a.
Rnooiphr-67, 8. ~, I'd. 8. o. 81, Q, 81, 9, O. IL.
At IL .3u p. @. the g1ne stood: .....-
Utery, SO; Rudolpbe, <&s, Great excitement
FreSautu. Detfs penE the faVotite By gtea. odds.
8AN FRANCISCO, March iii 80 p. m--ThelRtett
ibplf II siupd: -.-..''."
, 1870-03-07

Arendmtnts necets1tAsas = Eew intastan Of lnie'.
lff1Ss tduc1ted Anefican elements ints oar Gao.
sasaes, O tee country VII srtfat uess tn1lry.
oa8 P0po1a'on IL estmnfed u for1y m1ola-
Or tnis thirty millions &1e AMsstcsa,
deteecdana q tse original atock Of Of ioselxnees
" tne fensln1uR ten u1,,l'oua stx millions 40
to3etRu-bofr, 11d four mli1,ons aee neRrot1 Al
loeR aswe had oufy shM IotcsRu blood, of our
oVn origin though Of d:retcns lRcRuAzes. Aad
teaafn okdef different fotGS OF KoTefnueot, Va
tot nlnt Z very we'll; but roR come four millions
q new h4eth1eo, si.t ~ cstuated roe Of .iz1t
nundred tnoukand, which IN aomc 3tAtes vii be
t1o cot t1ol!tg vofe, scd sh,c1 nut be coneodca
N Rto.Aut vote: ID fact, nt'le bct,et tasa brute
fo:oe. We u.uAt have remedy for this add'ttoaA!
iE erAnt vote ntd 1: eau ollJ nc to1nd In exsead-
tig inc f1atcn!se to woEer. By this nesos We
scqhife tour MI ions Of ntetRept votets, a1d the
ro1ious itRted:et l. are overcomen :
MI. Todd d 1ets upon this Potnr 18th much eu-
Pntsia. Ato corEeeted female su0fsgt izdspcr H.
uttt etaft tot the welfare 2nu pfoaqor1ty Of tae
coutt1y.
ST Lorr, March GA limo Of nine rrst casa
etesnefa Vii! run from A'cn'aor, Ksu., to Omaha,
In correction with the Mtasoun F>c!nc. Railroad,
d. III The conipR keeton, mRk4LgA direct fo1.e
firm 1t Louta to Cs!itortth.
GeLetAi GerrFr 7. caEps proE!ee1t railroad
contractor in = Z West ztd mtmner ct the nsM o
SaCgtF, Camp i Co, Ano one OF tie oonttsctotl
VI the Paheua ks'lroad, died here Ieatexd1J.
, 1870-03-07

The Milwaukee Capital Movers
Nttlt FushinE FaAttera-neeainE
saturday EsentnE-fk1pore OF sho
Delegation SenI TO mndit m
speeches, EXC.
spec1al despatch to The Cnscsgo Tribune
A1LwAUKEx, March 6.
Arother large capital reEosa, maia meeting took
place List evening At the Chamber Of Commerce
TO hear the report Of the committee sens 70 Madt-
son. Judge James \. Mallory, oae Of the dele
gates on the tatt OF the committee, arose and
Aa,d:
After our bill xss drawn We placed |: in the
hAuds Of tic Chairman Of tho Senate
Committee, Ar. Desey. + bro:hsr Of e1.
Governor Dewey, h*,ar sud gentle
the few itars1duals y ho tatten upon The dnppiaas
rrom the SrAte Treasury: We knew that the chance
Of getutR report stth sha: gentleman At the head
We were treated verY poMtey BY that committee.
and instEed 70 atscuas tue mater Wfh SONS zen
;etnen tsom A:di.oo. Which &c a. Tns ns, eon.
q them Waa Wiling to make minority report,
n1t xe did rot visa to put him to that trouble
The blu y poE before the Assembly. II IL not
ported azs'nst II. Tnat IL rot tho way they do
IT, fs 9nss and sa,:ssns r.:
1nem MI = listened to. We xere % net before sae
coM~iass I1 y nc big gun OF Msdson,- George D.
vas nsns ne1veen Nsd,.oo aad MITaates'
He t1td lev no:el sas bulls III MtlI.nSne,
aboas rear sso. eased the psank.nton Honse. ii
hail Honte was very near betng c!o.c3, and ta;d
Eh1s they cannot make their hotels nav nov.
sad ~ ~ ~ :9s6 sx5 IL and
WILL certainly have good sosonnotn:oas. fAns
ps1nse.1 &c said oar railroads had co: raid, apd
wrre ente1pnsinZ enough to coas,ruc: ral,rosas
and loss py II thAt II our n1s:ntss. and mona Of
Jour- IApp!s19,sl lsda!s:ed tne esanen,as
PlanItn,on built the Plankintcn House, and nt hza
: r1gal 70 NIX mooey in snat II he has mind
ss, e 4s K. '.a asn,s' r xen np n! ta'Ff
htsle. aeosss sppeslea . i. aynR.ss!ss
Of ths conmtlee, md sad tas1 had pat $4,000
;ato tn. eot'alaE for the pu,pose 81 nt.:e
11e. vof1h m''lion. u enoe- Tne1 ead afSen
~ ZANE hI.oe, only smaller one: oat they Eefs
t7a,ooo. We did rot sattfy sne COMMITTEES,
Hnd they reported Against uh The fessoni
o1 1sa, VEN ~ opsao sgsos tss e po
~ s't,s that nc e.ps.al ought 9 bs Ie@o1et
One II \ little too d-l,cste ~ mention. Tne r.
gne@i,ssn @ = msuoess @ are tsld By .ne.e Atdt.on peo
mnsh their sbllity 10 hold .he State. They ss1 Il
yru renovs tne capital 10 MilxsoEee tae Reou III
CAT psrtJ will be sNallaued up, bob and sinkei.'
59 tep.s .eoas th,s neeI 1sa ne;
OF my fe!low-c,nxens oown hero e1y
g., c-,,s b ,;,,,,u n:;is u M. e.5eesons as
any dagger Of tnesr dlunrotoe The pesee, we hs
1eI.1 have no count ttsI tn,s remo1as "a Il
accomplished IN the LegtslAture, II It IL not, II
matter CAD oe laid before the people, and tbs u
o Of i1S Z. es. g. e. z
5tr1eot Of the people with whom h4Te eslke
, 1870-03-07
STATE LEGISLATURES.


Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Mhrch5.
Both hnute4 have adjourned to MondAy eTentng.
b,i authorizing certain 10 1ts ana the CITY Of Ml-
Nhnkee to hid IN the construction OF tho AlNAu-
Lee Northern Illinois Rallroad PASSED,
Dung he proceedings tacre VAS can of the
We1e enjoying toctal entertainment AID dance,
Adjournment taking p!ace ~ socn ~ they we're IN.
To-day tue Assembly vosed to meet hereafter At
A biii Fas ftp ported bT MI. Graham, from Select
committee. lor general Law 70 anthoIize CON-
misEoneIs e school ard nn!Eetslty lands 70 loan
Of building school houses therein.
A Lumber OF h!lls Was ordered 10 third real
tie question Of biennial sessions-
a concurrtnce Was r-fnsed tn the Senate bill,
sprEcpftaunR $500 TO John r. ROBSON, Of W4us
"a ute By order OF the State on1ce,t on she e91 Of
February. TWO or three JeA1s ago, and ALREADY
had one sppropnatioD. ,,...-..
made On HIN BY Senator Clark, and the proposed
ae fspE & q 1aae
Lees desire to Rlo11ry himself ct rursus an op-
po: eat. He claimed mat the published state
| rLie II parliamentary deha.e, he had deslred
inquiry, fpat II he had done 10 he should oe rcor-
%soasa Il not ,,s ns s2oa;d BE- ylndsassd
facn, Iao exprested Their opiutoa tnat he nsi
| lrsn grte.ka 20 rarnanc1ta1J RUE IN the ra-
| MARKS he lad maze, tud aA that seemed the gen
e1al opinion, be was content 10 leave the matter
| 10 the pnbrc, and offered TO make q moi!oa to
Rate the d.mcu!tJ between The Two Ssra;o,s II
| Senator Clerk Dr. hta friends did not opI.cs
had been prompted b. Ktpupllcan caocus, be
would oppose the matter.
Senator Hliian1A Withdrew The motion to dis
charge he committee, aud thus the matte: rested.
| msde motion to d'tchalge the committee, and
Ser Rtnt GfsJ ztatlEE tnas he made hts oat6c ion
| Without copfplt2roh With the Damo Iauc mem.
, 1870-03-07

E1FXNA ITENA
HAVANA, March t-Consul General Btddle has
taken foll charge Of the United States Consulate.
The a81ssain Zamors Wal executed this afte1-
noon IN the presence OF detachmentA from every
yo.rptecr battalion IN the city and vicinity.
ARREST or NKxBxR5 or THK MASONIC FRATERNITY.
HAVANA, March e--The police artessed. last
night, tlty.one members OF tho Masonic frater-
rtty, who were holding mourning services 1t tnelF
lodge, The s1res1 were nado for violation OF
the law prohibiting assemblies without permission
Of the authorities Se1esA folelgreta present
were rot ppleased.
, 1870-03-07
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
SPRING
IMPORT ALTON 8.
FIELD,
g. co.

Will, on MONDAY, March Z,
exhibit New Goods, GREAT
LIZ BELOW FORMER
PRICES, in their SILK,
DRESS, LACE EMBR01D-
ERY, FOREIGN WHITE
GOODS, CLOTH, GENTS and
LADIES' FURNISHING, 10
SIERY, LINEN, and UPHOL-
STERY DEPARTMENTS. A
very great bargain will be Of
fered in BLACK SILKS, at
$500 per yard; Gray Checks
at $1.S5, and a new article Of
Cold Foulard Taffeta and
Satin de Chen, undressed
Perca1es and Percale Robes,
Printed Figured Pique, Cam.
brio and Calicoes. Striped,
Figured and Plain Japanese
silks. French Poplins, full
lines new shades. Spring
Epinglines. Grape Poplins,
only SO cts. per yard. White
and Mottled Mohairs, Swiss
Plaids, and q full assortment
Of REAL IEISH POPLINS
at S2.25 and $3.50 per yard
last Spring, $500 and 83.25--
to which they direct the at
tention Of purchasers.
STATE AND WASAlhGT0N-STS
, 1870-03-07

Nubincss OF the Denver Land OEEkeo-
Rnl1rond IfcnA.
DENVER, Col, March 6.-The busluess OF the
Denver Land Once Tor tne month OF FtntuAtJ
was: Warrant entries, $50 acres: Agricultural
nId proof, esa; cash entries, llsa2s. Total. 1852
Acte=.
In The storm tciegraptef about last night ABOUT
telllxat night at Fort Unloa and S8nA Fa.
4 contrac: for grading tottJ miles OF the kArEAa
p1Cuc RAllrpa1 IRON Denver WAS closed On FIJI
day, A large amount OF uea for this road arc nor
bsinG cut n ths mouth Of tue Piatre Canon. will
ne no21cd dorm the Plsste to Denver, and the
work Of l1Jtng the iron viii be commenced Ut thls
ED Al stou as the Denver ractac t1ack Is CON-
pleted. 1t expected that the Denver Pacific
will be completed In june, and The Kansas Pacific
In October,