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Desirable Bedding Lot on IsssamiDe
Street for Sale.

sss Lot n, Block 81. on south side Of Jesss-
mine street, sscond lot east Of the residence
of John OvertOn, Bsq-, and in one OF tne most
desirable neighborhoods In the city, is In our
hands for sale. WITH ISsT8 8UcrIoSs TO OYER
assAr rSpuczxExTs 10 An rEAEDIATE PUR-
oEAsxR. ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT 4 CO..
Il Real Estate Exchange,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

The Cdtholto Telegraph announces
that Arch bishop Purcell has received
permission to return home. He will
leave Paris at the close of July, and
arrive here about the middle of
August. On the question Of infalibil-
ity, the venerable prelate has spoken
in the Council with great freedom of
mind and utterance, it is said, but
with less vehemence than the Bishop
of Savannah.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

CINCINNATI. July 10.-Hon. Hiram
r. Revels arrived this morning, and
will deliver his lecture on the tenden-
cy of our age, tomorrow evening.
John Mark, boiler maker, commit
ted suicide by drowning in the Ohio.
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A letter from Heidelberg says that
when German students get drunk,
they are entirely. satisfied if they can
succeed in getting each other home;
but when Americans get drunk, they
insist on whipping out the whole
beer house, and seeing the establish
ment properly closed up before they
leave,
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Lookout Mountain Educational In-
stitutiOns. a

Rev. C. F. P. BANCROFT, Principal.
ENALL SESSION or TWENTY WEEKS BE-
L gins August 3. lS79 For particulars send
- CO CARPENTER, Supf,
iyf0 Lookout Mountain Tenn
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Dia@olnfion.

THE Law firm OF Clapp, Vance & Anderson
Il is dissolved by mutual consent Vance
q Anderson remain at the old office, No. ~
Main street J. W, Clapp has removed TO No
10 Union street, J. W. CLAPP,
e z. VANCE
]. A. ANDERSON
w cI.APP. LP.MEUx.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC nnTIcr

TNHE stated cOnvOcatiOn of Penn r. o
IL A. Chapter. No. z, r. and a NM
VIII be held this (MONDAYI evening. ~
lth inst, at O'Clock for dispatch of business
and installation OF officers
All r. A. C.'s are fraterRally invited
d. O. TRADER, N. E.. r. p
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A New Orleans man, with bottle
of mucilage in his coat pocket, en-
joyed the society of two lady friends
in a street, unconscious that the bottle
was broken. When they. desired to
leave, all were stuck fast, and only
persevering efforts aud the sacrifice OF
silks and doeskin released them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

Chang, one Of the Siamese twins, is
pining for North Carolina, but Eng
will not leave Europe, and Chang does
not feel as if he could come home
without him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

The subscription in Buffalo to the
Buffalo and Washington railroad have
reached $4l0, 900. The amount for
which that city is assessed to build the
road is $500, 600, which will speedily
be raised, and it is reported that the
road will soon be built.
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cLAPP & MEUx,

4 : UNION STREET. Memphis, Tenn. J.
i y ". Clamp viii continue TO practice IN
DeSotO ard Pamela counties, Miss. je2
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Letters testamentary on theIestate
of the late Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte have been granted In the Or
phans' Court of Baltimore to Charles
Joseph Bonaparte. The estate,
amounting to. about $4,000 of per-
sona and so, 900 of real property, is
devised to the widow and two sons
OF the deceased. Both sons are named
executors, but the older, ]. N. Bona
parte, has renOunced in favor OF his
brother. e ..tN4a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

Miss Given Evans, Welsh woman,
about a month ago, after taking out
naturalization papers in Montana,
pre-ernpted 100 acres of public land,
then built a house and went to work
improving her farm, and now has a
COW. yoke of oxen, and all the farm
ing tools generally used by pioneers;
Her land is in Deer Lodge valley, and
some day the Northern Pacific rail-
road will run close to it, making 1t
quite little fortune.
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A petrified cat has been found under
an old church being demolished in
Newton, Conn. 1t was probably the
Cardif7s pet mouser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

Sometime ago Lord Byron's books
were sold at auction, where a gentle
man purchased splendid edition OF
Shakespeare. When it was sent home
a volume was missing. Alter several
fruitless inquiries of the auctioneer,
the purchaser went TO Byron. "What
play was in the vOlume?' asked he.
III think Othello." "Ahl j remem-
Der, was reading that when Lady
Byron did something to vex me.
threw the book at her head, and she
carried it out Of the room. Inquire Ol
some of her people and you viii get
your book"
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English and Classical School.
w 2. MITCHELL viii commence a SUM
w Iner Session Of mis- school, al
No. s03 Third Street, on Monday, JuIy Ilth,

To continue eight weeks, to the commence
ment of the regular fall session. Terms for
the session, Sf0 For circulars and terms for
the regular school session, apply to the Prin-
ciPal, at the school-room, amer Monday, July
llth- The room II the same, heretofore Oe6n-
pied by Mr. A. 8. Halle, and is furnished with
the best stvle of desks, ete
It Is the design of the Principal to establish
a school % the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college, OF pursue such a course
as viii ne t~the1n for business life.
No extra charge for the Greek and Lafiu
anguages. fy7
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The st. Paul Dispatch Rad. says
"the Republican party has been weak
ened by the conduct OF the adminis-
tration and the course of Congress,
both as body and by the individual
members of it. The dissatisfaction is
80 great, and has so much weakened
the Republican lines, that it is no
wonder that in the Democratic camp
there is an earnest rallying and an
eager going forth to battle?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

"My son." said an old lawyer, Civ
ing advice to his son, who was just
entering upon the practice of his
fathers profession, 'If you have a
case where the law is clearly on your
side, but justice seems to be against
you, urge upon the jury the necessity
of sustaining the law. n,on,the other
hand, you are in doubt about the Jaw,
but your clients case is clearly
founded upon justice, insist upon the
necessity Of doing justice;even though
the heavens should fall" "But, .
asked the son, show shall / manage
in a case where both law and justice
are dead against me?" |" InIthat case
my son." replied the old stager, ''talk
,-n11ud II u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

An affiuent Dublin gentleman who
isn't much on the talk, but who rather
fiatters himself that ne can write
some, keeps eight printing presses
going, printing tracts, which he COM
posess in seven different languages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-11

BY the advice of his physicians,
Count Bismarck will visit one of the
English watering-places during July.
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ass aao
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PROFESSIONAL.
Highly inpOrtsht---curss Guaranteed Of
CATARRH, THROAT DISEASES
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
OoNSUMRTION
And all other Chronic Affections.
JerOnaes
Jerome PancostMD.
- OFFICE IS ADAMS STREET

WE warn all who nav have au,z o,-,,, Of
" these diseases 70 waste no -5ors -. ~ - =,
cious time the days and vseEs - i,f.b =
adm tax ng into the stoUacb ~. b-,+1tt
eon pounds, OF whatever nsmes. thai bs,-..
oscelVed thousan . before you VASE ~,
nloIe Lime an depio ing y, ur cOnditlOn nor.
In watching tn progress OF some of 1ol,r
namDer who may be exDerifnentipp INIT
take Tue testimony OF he hundreds ar,5
thousands throughout the entire eounfrI-
VINO nave tried lie Ftpgeosf NelC Nod oT Ct,ts
VAIN entire success after ali Others proved
useless. F'N
importdHf Communication fran 1osll-E7lO,cn Cti
e'S ~ ~. l5 TOY -, nlGde True b1dl Of 1hfs
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aazulahEB
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MOHtBUH0Iy- II. OIiuVOui OHaII-
man; ID. s. Troy, VS.. Murphy. 1st
District. = ?. M n. sey, Henry. HenIy. St. 3
II. Powell. 3D. District, r. F. Ligon,
w. II. Cruikshank. 4th District, W,
III. NorthiDgton, j. G.. Harvey. 9th
District, John III. Francis, John W.
Young. 9th District, Daniel Cole
man, Oliver S. Kennedy.
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CHICAGO, July 9.-Flour Is q shade frmer
for low grades. Wheat, fai- opened at 81 %,
closing at 81 O514. Corn, se49Sl5<e. Oats, 47149
4Sc. Rye, size. Barley unchanged High
wines In fair demand at CSC for iron bound
Pork SS 29S so for regular winter packed
Dry salt meats are in fair request; shoulders
active, closing at l2c; loose rough sides are
steady at l1Sc; short ribs, l591514e. Lard,
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AN ORDINANCE PROvIDINs FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF S500. 900 OF THIRTY YEARS BONDS, FoR
FUNDING PURPOSES
Be tt ordained by tAs General CO,slcl Of ne oty
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LOUISVILLE, July s.-Bagging, two pound
Kentucky hemp 291SG30c- Flax at 3Oa
sic. Cotton dull; middling ls54e. Flour
50 so. Grain unchanged as quoted yesterday.
Wheat 81 Bal 2. Corn 81 sal OS. Oats csc.
Rye CSC. Provisions firm. Pork S30a30 50.
changed, l21Se, l5e and l65z. Hams, sugar
cured canvased, 2i1z6s22c, arm and active.
Lard He. Whisky lower, CSC. TObacco-the
sales footed up 200 hhds at S. 6a7 so for lngs
81 75a35 90 for low leaf TO medium bright
Erappers. ri.
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LONDON, July s.--Consols for money 925<;
on account 92S. American securities quiet
IG-40is S7s8 hrInef and steady; SIS, SIS; e2's
sg5k; SIS, Ss1S Erie. ls5z; Ilisf llS71i q. W.,
ETyERPoo1, Jnly s.-Cotton duh and irreg-
ular; middling uplands, s1<9sssd; Orleans,
ss[9s35Sd: sales to-day l5,0o0 bales. Wheat
aIiiet: CaIifornia white wheat, los Sd. West
ern flour, % Cd Beef, rs Lard, Us Cheese,
64s. Bacon, 56El
, 1870-03-26
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be rve.ived ty ETssEN l. BARSUA. ISL Eesa-
d1Ithts Tor the pnYeha4r tf 1he folp~1nx pE!r+Gys
Ii Let ard brek httisdInx. southwest ctxI u Cazk
and AIchI9zn4t.
ID Baierk'e Brewery, corner Kinzfe snl Mask-t.:a.
utth Or without quantity Of sonc au 10 ~ haE~
tejs cf beer.
81 BaeTt Dttllle1y ard Rectyinx Ess.bnAnnens At
Calumet, 49,. .-.-.
tth. ta1Ke 1u1uttJ o3 hct7, hsaw4oe4, an spss.A
By Girccuo1 of the Cotntatr1et
JUHS BCEUIEA A'c7'
, 1870-03-26

= LoauaS, March sa-The London Timer severely
crit.c!scs Shcr!dans campaign against tht Indians
Ii thilllA tlr1u vet kindly coupulston might save
The pruccrdtugs III The Commons last evening on
irrland were very interesting. AfteE the rejection
of amendments fOT reducing the term Of 1mprts-
onment fur earring arms irom TWO 5eass g one
the cIAuse enabling naGtstrz.es to ca4 h1d exam
ine witnesses where the defendant = nnknown-
warm discussion ensaetl. after which TIC House
dlvtded aud the change vas adopted Tht
clarse as to cluslnx Inns at sunset
also provoked long debate, but vas at length
tions were reached An amendment was oncrrd
oDonosh1c, i nemieE for Tralce, Epokc 1T length
against the bill lie declared tho measure as the
continuation Of 4 system Of Regulation which had
plseeen ss
press clauses, which he Affirmed we're aimed at
Sj u i, le,sn 9. 1 sS 5 4qns 2n
hi. Gathclne Hardy favored the bill he said
MINISTRY snswsrabss g to Enlistment. re- c,anse
an min4n!sioo, whe,e b: the press was 80 worthtesa
| Sit Roundell Palmer eloqpentlJ dtntuuceu The
1Esh press as reasonable a,ld unss;1upuluuz, and
the suurce Of all the deiuslo1s tlighung that pn-
Alter further debate, the amendment was reject
- less. q Sto % nsseh %ia-1n the conmons tonight,
sa g s eonstdend II cmn,tte IN c1sns foIfeIt.
ny thc rttjnns Of sstIitIous Journals va onr,osc
iT ie Wr Sinn1r mrmirr fnr I.nrnfT Waso Thr
S,iritnr fiensrai fswrd III kunnorf of III section,
eH -asa esrore1 sa5tInna oyrra ar fr",n .hs n,,
ano st1a sese'a s,o@s s eatseta lsuus tns uav "
" irlsnnon @ stnSssa ~. IT, , 70 .aae ttt s ~
~ iau3 " sS1A'Hs 'a' 'ns NV" 9eAeo"a A4'''
Luz EeS-a,. f.n,er scc,e,a,r FIR 1r.,,na e,.
c.se., ~ nt1t liz 1oI,i mi 10 rny,de tnas each
nahia nnrnsi shonl,t a .ntit'si Il, t,n,. .rarninT
I}rl John Manners admitted thHt extraordinary
puwtFs we're necessary, but arEue'! that they
| were made 10 oy tue uAsWaaaSeWent u tne
government
MI Glaaronc .ctoraet,l .l. c1asEmS 'ae pfcsen'
st9a.on ~ !ss.a n u5s 'G H. ,n ,t,ss,,, -, ~,
anc saaas i - = ,a =! ss,,e!tI ~ sMS o1l'So VI Noe
| Hunl htdluo0s, " ~ MaJotl1g,
NJ Downing moTe't an s'lfsn a'nenoment M 70 tne
| clause where 1t eptaN OF getlit1oRs lo1thais r.
I luitinR 4 preliminary Indictment, which va.
| negsuved m,
| inc cMuse az a1Ieuoeo WAS Aaot'&o ~ -
mapt1ty. ,,n, u,~. ,o,,,t,..u., ,,,
utnef clauses VI ne u.it Ne!s eeAs4oeteu' AlI
| h1ncndmehH adopsed theseto
The ueuse adjourned O'CLOCK
I LUSDOS, AAfCh ga leGe5 HoIH E:2I! l1ussct
nrprars il ,he Tta<s, which "a pEuhably intended
70 oer NJ Forster iooph9,i,ss ,,s 14F sseaplng tns M
I
, 1870-03-26

coLvxRCs, Ohio, March 23.-The Hnase aijourn-
ed this morning until next TueaIay afternoon.
The Senatr has heen Ia session all day. MI
Campbell introduced LIN nxin3 the Maximum
rates to Ire charged by ratlfpa companies for the
transportation Of passengers and freight
Nj. DoughertJ introduced bill imposing cer-
tain duties on railroad companies in regard to ths
rete Of speed In runnlns cars through cities and
toxns, and other l12Uers Of similar nature
, 1870-03-26
IOWA
Iksoto,,* Conduct OF STRIKERS Lately
Employed on the DcsMoincs ffnp-
ids Tn1nFpycmcn

Iksotos.< Conduct OF STRIKERS Lately
Employed on the DcsM Moincs ftnp-
ids Improvement.
Special Drspatch 10 Thc Chicago Tribune.
KEokCk, Tuwa, Anrrh ea.--Thc SEetses and
1rtshmen employed on the DesNoinea Rapids I'M
rruyemcnt, between keokuk and Aontrose, tn tho
p.l.,l..er ot &c., struck March IL, aud quit work,
rrMaluing quiet up to yesterday. when some lew
Of the Ftttkets having returned n ~ofk,
the major part OF thosc holding on
frum work loIncd In assault upon
thosc At work. driving them frnp1 the canal. IN
many instances ma!trcaunR them superintendent
Mci}upaid latcly escaped with hls life Contractor
NilIisne was sought By the rtotera with mnl1ler-
Intent hus VAS happily, able 70 elole hts puE-
sucEA. Nine Of the EnEleaAeFa were arrested YES
.ert,ay aud thrown into tall Th!. morning, ne
Sheriff ''eng called on to suppress the f1ot, pro-
ceeded to he scene Of war with tosse eem.tasus,
prevails, and rnmor status that an armed and or.
Etnixcf band OF 100 strikers hold possession d!
the works. Numerous explosions hare heen heard
thta afternoon tt the direction OF the canal which
are aacriled by so,s to nusketEJ aud by others 70
SECOND DESPATCH.
E1pkCk, Iowa, March sa--The Sheriff and his
po4Ae returned about half past nve this Afternoon
With saEnc thirty more Of The or
the hot who were safely lodged In jal The sd!I.
en- still refuee to 20 to work, and dwear death and
ts1ructio. to those who do. It Is feared that the
canal embankment mAy be cut and TIE "ofxs
| nnfh14I
, 1870-03-26

Dza MorEs, March ea-In the Senate an hour
wa4 RreuE In discussing memorial to Congress
asking ad ior the improvement Of the Fox anu
River and Lake Michigan by a nayteah1e cnanacL
Nttt1out decision, the question went over.
The remainder nf the day was occupied In con-
elde1lnG she Railroad Tariff bib which was nna11y
lost on vote to engsus*-yeax 20; naya, u.
4 mGtlon to reconsider vas Inads, and is5 con-
alteration postponed unfl next Tuesday morning.
The sehate Btt1vulnea Til Monday.
The nouse continued the dlsc1sss1n Of the Raj.
roHd TnrtH hill until late tn the afternoon The
House bill ts 2lrtst identical with that Of the
Senate. ..-... H..
The Hoase passed Its hin hy vote Of q to -
Al Unexpectedly lasye majority.
The Capitol Investigating Committee alo 9
wurk. Representative tIA}coct has been examined
and II Il 1ndelztovd that one Henry, profeAstnt
to hatl from Council Bluna offered him - o21 If h
would vote for the csstth BILL Nnthsng further o
importance has come 70 Light. The friends Of tn
bii are scttvcly Il work, and ate not without hop
Ut pas<lnE It,
, 1870-03-26

Trfnl nna Execution OF one Scott BY
Order Of the Provisional GoEcrn-
1ncxtts
seeefa1 Despatch To The ChicaFn frihuat
81. r4r1. March "a Temhtna letter 70 the
prs al March Z gives particulars Of the e4etn-
t,nn of man named Scott at the time the Schultz
pa1ts were captured, ahont msdr1nttt. Thia
Scott, Canadian. MAS Of the pA1y u xaS sah1
Houitons and Sthuttz were camrcd nj the scouish
chuseh and Scott Joined Bau1tons and schultz the
same rrcniur At bis release. 4 few days there
affer when Bcuiroas' command was captared.
Scatt Vas taken with &r1ns IN hts hands Ia dnc
time i cotlrt martial ~as eonFenest srost WAS
fIsh fonnh cu1lty an shot IN front Of FoEt Garry.
All quiet in the Rcd River Settlement now
| Bishop Tache had Arrived.
| Thefe Ia no doubt but Goady #as Also snoI -
nrrytup$ly reported
, 1870-03-26
ILLINOIS.


Iksallrond Bonds RegIstcrcd-Artlclcs
OF AAtociat1oR FIied-The southern
Normal University E1MiidinKs
spetaal Dt.pateh to The Chicasu T1fhene.
SrRNay1K1.p, March 23.-Clty OF Quincy honda
amounting to 1850, and Belles1lle citJ bonds
amounting to ssaooo, were to-day registered by
the Auditor.
The fullowtng ats1c.ea Of Incorporation were
nled with the Secretary OF atate today: The Evan
Cago; The Northwestern ketn9eraior and Ice
Company, Of Chicago, with 4 capital stock Of
1eo,D0e; the Railway Employees Mutual benent
sso s o. nszs r. oSe of pas
ton, capital stock, $1,000,
Kes. r J. Palmer, Treasurer Of the Southern
Illinois Normal University, was here today. and
reports that the University building At Caroondale,
IL progressing finely, and that the foundation will
bt: complete ~ the l7th Of next MAY. as which
time the corner 81ont will be laid with more Than
usual ectat Governor Palmer Will deliver the a.l-
dfea5 on the occasion,
, 1870-03-26

Total nnT1heF Of Ives 90st On &ttA1H
frAAeEs *.asA'S
Amount Of properly lost " explosions. 50 ~
Amount Of prpnerry lost By IRE. ..-..-. lss,,W ,!1
Amount ai property lost hy collislons..... 3tS,0o
Amount Of properly lost hy foundet!nT-.. tsl-3M
Amount Ut properly lost by bnaSs...-... sss,sW
Total los. Of property from nj! causes - - 100
The report states tLAt additional legialation
il required to carry forward and perfect tho
beueacent purposo Of protecting human Life:
and this, it is claimed, tho proposed law will
, 1870-03-26
Trouble Among the Miners at Lt&s
%n1fH.

Lls4EK, ILL.,, March aa.-1t appears that there
Is considerable dlsadecton among the coal miners
t,f this city. Tney hare not been at w01k Htnce
Tuesday, nn1 yes,eriay anil to-day hare been
holding secret meetings 1t the Alners Hal. at
which, It u understood, the question Of striking
las been warmly discussed, and It Is generally ex-
1,eeteA that strike will soon be ANNOUNCED. Nuth-
iug Is known by the public as 70 any cause OF lts
Satisfaction, excepting the hiring OF rusheEs Aild
drivers 10 take the place Of those who declined the
Fe,1uction Of their wages from g IS " 81, ~ al
noi1nccd few iays since, aui It had been sup-
pOsc1l thai this little tlif1lenHy was disclosed ".
LASAIlE, March la-Thc coal m!ntra resumed
work this tI1pfpi4u.
, 1870-03-26
OHIO.
cincinnati Itcnas-$uis ARnfnsG the
Hamilton National RAnk.

Itcms---$uis ARnfnsG the
Hamilton National Bank
c1Sc1xxAr1. March sa-Tnc tu5! IN The gEeat
Cnsee wh,sses cAee rendered sesds{ M s. Sef - "
fnvor Of the government for S2ao $50 $13,ceo teSs
than the former ts4al \ motion Was Immediately
made py the defense for new Hsai-
The argument Was continued BEFORE Inc ultea
States CIRCUIT Court In The cases nyos11R fne W
!tdity ot TIC 9os<r-ctght hour frzacnuns peaodf
and viii rake several dAF%
The Democratic primary meeunes were nela
this evening for the nomination q *aiu @
ofce7s and The selection OF de,eeases 70 TIE c.t9
Convention to-noFrpw. Things u some plactS ai0
not "a smoothly. In tho Third Na1,i thet thxex
the ballot t.cx out Of the window, and psoke ~
pieces snch n.eEncers 81 tue senoo .insa ,nen
were nominated were generally ann.blofe Men'
In Two va1..s shey haye passed snttBth1e srsoln-
The County Commissioners Of Batter coTaE:
ptio, commenced suit, hAdAxt AG4inA 1E -
SauonA R&ak ef I1suautnu, tor the rrsose.x ,e1 %
money alleged 70 nAve oeEn used 1fnsa Us -
TrrasuIy, amounting, with interest 10 *'.oM =.
4 rubber named Lou1a Coony, IN aNempSanS ~, "
cscApe frora horsc. tod&T 1uHpea n!en @ NY 1S.res
Of the adjoining nouse broke hts leg u e"o PlAe'''
u CrGSs1T1, M1rrn sa-The Rernhlisan!1 n G3ss in,.
Convention assembled u CEefnM1 snt h.rmo.
nlouS Cxptatn Gus F1shcr Fas nofnh4Tsa III =
cf the Police Court ny AccifmAuen, anu MSM ea, II,
Cnok TO. Street Co,nIniss!oneE ManoaM "a tts nSt1s
natInus are: Captain Ch41!e9 = TX S4' -
| ~ IRE toIistrrsnd. for ntscftnF OF me IN ~
| nnmar: CHRISTIAN Aocrttng, Trustee OF sae Ase'
Tne convention adopted Z resolution rsSae1n1at nnst
M ssratoys and Representatives o! tne YAK
| Legislature to secure the passage o. -
ftre D,1ec,s bill II originally pseetnsca1 tn1 "a
| rrtenston Of the territorial tlm4n OF elnclanAo
, 1870-03-26

The Burning OF the central fneit,c
RHni1rond HridEc over the -Hef
enu River Democratic eott1An@A-
tionA in Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2a-The h1To'ns .. oe sne
Cenral Factnc Ri troad bridge oTer tac Amena An;i.
River was, undoubtedly, the Nofk u ~ ttSt ~. n .
pCsnbev ei plaees. The loss Il estimated =. W.,
0eel Several hundrrI wortmen src nplosEa .E ~ "
erecting temporary structure. Nhica y" "
completed On Monday or Tuesday Ee1t
The Oregon s4Aie Democratic Coz ye1uou t.r me- -
A1tany, Oh the sad j. L. Slater, d baAcl toa1l;'
F, Glover, oi Mar.on County fos Governor; ::
chafwtck, of Douglas County, SeeEetaft. E"s
Elttkhcmcr, Of Mu'tomah County !nAs.'
Patterson of thr Portland ue5n.i S:2se i'tiases.
SIS FRANCISCO, March sa-1nc Central fse.as see
| Ra!lrcad Company has purchased ne ~ - se
Railroad, The E.St payment Of 5oo oo 70 os Ioaae
| IL New IGrk On the 1s* rrpL j.,
| The revenue Objects scIz-l l1fEe qua5nts "
| EaugElel opium 1as: niSat While eaaeaFosaax
, 1870-03-26
Sons OF Temperance Anniversary IN
Philadelphia.

4,,,, .nr1,urA March 8l-Tha Acscemy Of
xuc ~as crosaed tas essn,ns q IL sssazSa ~;
q ne A1e1ssssa nenS a. ae pEo
ys,en; sn; ssas 81 prestns xere
Ssas, 2 BsssS nsrsFS s ~ B.
q Nss, ,css!1ed cesifr 1.ta ieaa soet .ad speke
peary @ a hour: H ss11sa .a1' II H. Ss
Wa Aso eso ,t1en a ~ icfnneraace movement Dur
son1ssen en- I'M m ia tep. The pledge tathfu I'D
e1 ol Eete1saa ,sa e IN III ..se
end 1,ciared m ibat duf1ns INC ~ deosae nor no
ives I'd been Destroyed by intetoNtaaeess III.
Iost tJ inc wa5 o. dtsssse Hcosed d. a.
ni.rse fas we're The other Epca1ersa IN MS
Whea MI Coliax ref-r1cd 10 t'enssai i.o" an ea'
| xholc audience soac and checscd lonG5.