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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02

Nofsiss % excites the spread eagl'
eloquence Of the Democrats in Congress:
as the "outrages upon American citis
! ems abroad" They swell with virtuou.
indignation over the Imprisonment Of
suspected American Fenians in England
or the arrest of supposed spy in Cuba.
One would suspect, after one of their
hifalutin speeches, that it was the Demo.
cratic party which had champioued the
civil rights of all American citizens and
that that party's endeavors had caused
European governments TO acknowledge
by treaty the rights of naturalization.
The other day in the House of Repre-
sentatives Mr.. Voorhees, of Indiana
"loudened' over the insufficient protect
ion offered to American citizens abroad
by the State Department and there
upon Mr.. Willard of Vermont exposed
the emptiness of these Democratic pro-
testations in short and pithy speech
which is reported as follows in the
Washington Chronicle of May IS:
Mr.. WILLARD remarked that he might not
have considered all this talk as mere clap trap
If he did not know that hundreds of American
citizens had been shot down in the Gulf
States without the voice of the gentleman
from Indiana tMr. Voorhees) having ever
been heard in denunciation of the outrage and
crime. He (Mr. Voorhees) and gentlemen
on the other side had reserved their indigna-
ton and their elo4uence, not for the denun-
citation of the murders of American citizens
At home, but when they could find the case of
one, two, or three, or half dozen American
citizens who had gone abroad to violate the
laws of other lands, and had suffered for the
riolation of those laws, then they came in and
denounced the Republican Administration as
'alse TO the rights of the American people.
He remembered also the shooting down of
peaceful citizens in Kansas by the border
when the Democratic press and
Democratic politicians said that those cases
we're manufactured for political effect. Where
me American citizen, in any violation of
rights, had suffered on a foreign
'oil, hundred, ave a thousand citizens, as
rood as the gentleman from Indiana, or him
ELF, had been shot down at home. Elections
lad been carried by that terrorism and vio-
ence. And yet gentlemen, with all the holy
lorror that they could muster, charged on
What they were pleased to call dead Secre- |
airy of State the blame of all these outrages |
n American citizens in foreign countries. |
Their eloquence would command more Of his |
ympa,hy if he say them standing BY Law and |
rider and the American flag and the rights of
american citizens at home-standing by re-
ubl,can principles, by republican doctrines,
y liberty and equal rights at home.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02

Was 1T SwINDLE "A letter from a
gentleman in New Orleans, who was
present at the late prize-6ght, to friend
in this city, says:
The fight was indeed poor. There
was but one blow struck, aud that did
no damage more than to cut Aliens
cheek u little. The story of q disloca-
ted shoulder was all = hoax. saw
every motion made in the ring, and
sum it up thus: The fight WAS thrown
off, or Allen is the biggest F." cur" that
ever entered the prize-ring. During the
rounds they stopped two or three times
to take drink and rest against the
stakes, looking At each other. This
may be according to the new rules, for
no one present saw anything like it.
There are men who would bet Allen gets
as much money a. Mace. Of the ability
of the men did not have a chance to
judge. as tie fight ended before they
commenced 10 show up ADD they were
laughing and talking in :hs ring all the
time, using such expressions as ''Tom-
my" and Jennie. Allen's weight
was to be between 16s and ITO pounds,
and when be entered the ring he sported
l9l pounds. Mace wss il full fsstls.-
Louisville Journal. LsJ
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02
LATEST TELBGRANs.

We condense - follows from las
evenings Gold Hill News:
Arrests of Fenians in considerable
numbers by o. s. Marshals are reported
The President has signed the Fifteenth
Amendment Enforcement Bill.
Lynch's bill 10 encourage American
shipping is said to be virtually defeated;
Governor Hoffman and Sachem Tweed
have put up the necessary coilaterals to
bring back the Fenians to New York.
This for the glory and gain Of the De-
mocracy.
Anthony has been nominated for re-
election to the Senate by the Rhode Is
land Legislature.
American Girl won the three best in
FIVE heats in a trotting race over Union
Course against Geo. Palmer and Geo.
Wilkes. Wilkes came out last.
The Conservatives recently elected in
Richmond (ya.) decline to qualify. A
ballot box was stolen, and that's what's
the matter.
Rudolph beat Dion in the champion
billiard match Is points.
The Boston excursion train has arriv-
ed in San Francisco.
Col. AL. Dudley and his son had
fight in the Cosmopolitan saloon with
Ed. Iugham (the same who was former
" a member ofth Nevada Legislature,
we suppose) and Ingham got shot in the
side-a slight wound being inflicted.
Ingham is Dudley's son-in-law. The
scrimmage grew out Of Ingham's being
from the mint, which action
he charges to Dudley. Young Dudley
did the shooting.
Great rush for Mercantile Library
Gift Enterprise tickets. 1t is thought
they will be all sold in ten days.
Greenbacks s7a@ss4.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02

Ommittee of Invitation.
Judge sam'l II. Wright. Major H. s. Mason,
4. L. Dries bach, ii. NJ. Yerington,
Hon. s. C. Wright, Frederick Stadtmuller,
VIM. G. Hamilton, George L. Gibson,
Theodore A. tale, =. u. Ludlow,
Capt. C. II. Maish, q. A. 1yrrell,
James Fraser, W. d. Torrcyson,
T. Walker, \. Stewart,
Daniel Corbett, John Rosser,
A. Livingston DR.. J. NJ. Benton,
Jacob Klein, +. Jones,
VIM +. Wilson, AID. Treadway.
Henry A. Rhoades, T. d. Edwards,
Joseph ROsenstock, Matthew Rinkle,
James Miller, William Mason,
Gus Lewis. L. Stearns
Jacob Muller, Andrew Wright,
H. Y. Rice, J. Martin Reese,
George Tufy, Louis Brader,
Capt. George Lyon. II. }. Peters,
=. D. Turner, Ira staley.
T. b. Wartman, F. D. Hetrick,
George Atwood, II. Berthrong,
W. Williams, Louis Morris,
2. Rockwell, Jacob sheyer.
VIRGINIA CIT:
George Hopkins. J. L. Va. Botkelen,
J. P. Smith. John c. Cnrrie,
W. A. NJ. Van Bokkelen, N. A. H. BAH.
Charles Van Gorder, 2. A. Tritls,
Samuel Chubbick.
Dr. J. c. Hazlstt, Charles Brant, James Crawford.
Reception Committee.
]. Martin Reese, H. J. Peters,
L. n Notevare BIC. Whitman.
Vl00R Mana4ers.
H. s. Mason, Henry A. Rhoades,
Gov. J. 8. Slipgerland. George L. Gibson.
FlOOf Director.
N u. Gaige.
TO BE HAD OF TIE COMMITTEE.
Music by the Metropolitan Brass and
Strilg Hand,
Je2d
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GAS Gifts In au.......e5VO,OOO

After paying the expenses Of the entertainment
and making the distribution Of the glits, as above
annount eu the balance will be applied to eXtin-
gushing the present Indebtedness u the hercai-
tile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution Will take place
under the immediate directod Of the Board Il
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Assertion,
assisted by a supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, ana Wei!
known citizens Of San flancIsco.
Holders Of tickets to winch gifts may be AWARDED
will receive the presentation OF such tick
cts or coupons to the Business Agents of the sirI
of Trustees, at their oitlce,
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ERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE
IN associated with me in business Mr.. GEORGE
ellison, and will continue at the old st and
under the firm name and style Of DAVIS 4
GILLSON, where We shall be pleased to see and
wait upon all who may favor me with their calls,
guaranteeing to sustain the reputation we have
gained.
Thanking . generous public for the liberal
patronage received in the past eleven years, and
soliciting q continuance of the same to the new
firm. G. I. DAVIS,
Now CAVIS GILLS0N.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-02
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
A Premium Of $500

will Be given for the hest Model Of Two Wheels
Of glass and iron, for this distribution
The Trustees r. serve the right to reject any and
all models. milo Imp
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Com mittee OF Arrange ents.

DR.. George Munckton, Judge J. Nicely johnson,
Gov. J. 5. Slingerland, Hon A Curry.
Capt. William Wallace, NJ. NJ. Gaige,
Mr.. Peter Cavanaugh, Major II. II. Mighels.
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gained.
Thanking . generous public for the liberal
patronage received in the past eleven years, and
soliciting a continuance Of the same to the new
firm. g. I. DAVIS,
Now EAvIS L GILLsON.
DAVIS g. ellison.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries,
Provisions.
Flour, Feed,
Liquors, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Paints,
Oils, Wall Paper,
MOWERS AND REAPERS.
Farming Implements,
ETC., Etc., Etc.
NxyE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE EsPE-
Low and
varied assortment of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Which we will sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,
guaranteeing to give Salts
faction both as to quality
and Price.
GOODS DELIVERED
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY,
FREE OF CHARGE.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Carson, May %. 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
EEIP ,fANrED-FEMALEs.

GIRy, WANTED - BOUT 10 or IS YEARS OLD, TO
~ assist In the bt honsework Vi small private family
tc OF baby orphan pref f,rred. Ct.
1854 Myrtle lv, near Marcy, Ef)oklyn.
A PROTESTANT GIRL. Trout IA YEARS ON, TO
"a do l'h work ana mind the b.oy Apply to Mrs. TAY.
LoH loi East 4th ~.
A GIRL, ~ TO IA YEAt.s, TO PLAY WITH EABY IN
~ piyatG tncrican family; must be well recommended;
wsgos - per ranth Apply at i5a Hos. As.n 81.
Ill LADIES SEEMING sIl UATIONS AS COM
N pations, governesses. bousekecpes, book.
keepers saesaes copSiss and other superior positions,
hppy NJ Lages Situation ONCE III Broadway Employer
suited free. Numerous testimonials.
4 NOPYISIS WANTED.-TWO LADIES WRITING AN UN-
~ nttsably handsome hand perma employ
ment BY aidressins JUsriTiA, Herald ofsc
i,'lfsT CT ASS MILLINER wANTEp--To 90 TO MEM
fhs sn',sfscory COMPENSATION given 70 an experience
e. party With good references. Apply 70 T. o. WELch
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

INANTED D-siTUATIoHs. BY THOMAS BROWN AND
w his sscr, to take charge OF fsrm haze hsi thirty
three osperence beet reference. Adross THOMAS
BROWN, 70 av. ID.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

A RESPONSIBLE fhRTY 6olaG SOUTH WOULD DR
II pleased 10 cell goods aud eetons
houses. Address H.. 50 PARK av, New York city
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

O0C WEST ETH ST., NEAR 9TH Av., FIRST FLOOR
HpC back roomA competent woman cook; under
4ands her business; is good baker; will with
ing city reference.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

A FIRST GLASS LONG ISLAND FARMER Is De-
~ sroIx Of obtaining situation farm,
give beat endasns Adiresa week r..
V0kiS, boz it0 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

<1OO WEST s3D ST.. BETWEEN 9TH AND sTrI AVS
AOO respectable Girl good plain cook; win assist
with the washing and ironing best cy reference from
last place.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

ytyhETED--t SITUATION AS BAEELLrt1, * A
w respectable yonLs horou, ,by understands his
business Can be seeu at his present place uor store %
East Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

900 EAST 2JT1 ST, OFF Sd AVA RESPECTABLE
ktOeJ young good plain cook washer and
lroner IN private family is Wiling make herself gener
ally asefui.
The New York herald., 1870-02-08
HELP yvANTED-FEmAIEs.

Jufk sPISNERs.-Two FIRST CLASS HANDS WANT.
~ waves " por week. Address boz 462 Post oces
The New York herald., 1870-02-08

V7Q VARICK ST.. RESPECTABLE w1EAN AS
~ cook, washer and ironer IN q small private family
good city fciersnce objection the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-16
From wnshington.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The Chief
Engineer of the army writes to Logan
Chairman of the Military Committee.
suggesting 1874, 900, 600 for Notifications.
including Fortress Monroe, $3.50, 900:
San Francisco harbor, and Fort Jeffer-
son, Florida.
The evidence in the Howard case
shows that $114,00 has been paid for
Howard University lands by warrants on
the United States Treasury. The con
tractor for the building received $780,
QUO from the same source; $18, 900 was
drawn from the United States Treasury
on behalf OF the Bureau fund for the
Congregational Church, for which bonds
OF the Church were taken. The deeds
to the land upon which the Howard
University and General Howard's house
stands, were made to General O. O..
Howard. The evidence, however, ns it
transpires, is not worthy of absolute
credence
Judge Humphreys of Huntsville, Ala.
will succeed Fisher, should the Senate
confirm Fisher as District Attorney of
the District of Columbia.
W. d. Smith. Governor of Alabama.
to-day telegraphed Senator Warner, of
that State, that he had matured and was
~AsS SPOkoplOn vigorous ana
determined policy to stop the violence
and lawlessness in Green and other
Counties of Alabama. and bring the
offenders to justice.
In the House, contest is progressing
over the deficiency for the post Office
buildings in New York and Boston. as
reported from the Committee of Con
ference.
A bill was introduced in the Senate.
authorizing the City of Washington to
subscribe $500, 600 to the Potomac and
baltimore Railroad. Sumner introduced
o bill abolishing the franking privilege
and fixing the postage at one cent. A
bill was introduced exemptinc censns
marshals from the iron.clad oath. A re-
solution was passed to adjourn to Mon.
day. ~ A,on
Postage to England will be ten cents
after the first of May.
Internal revenue receipts to date are
$lo,26O,OOO in excess of same time last
year.
Increased revenue in New York this
year over last year, on tobacco and spi.
rits, is $1,000, 900.
Delano has issued an order presenting
new coupon book for Wholesale liquor
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY by THE BOARD OF TRADE.
APPLES, 53bu.l l 25Q0l SO

APPLES, Rbu.l 25(0l SO
BAadINd, Gunny 26@29
Dundee u I'D 3O@32
BALE ROPE, Manil, 026
N.Y.orWes5B 5Bfb 10@15
BUTTER, Northern @5O
Country, E} ib. .25@35
BACON. Hams. .22@24
Sides, % ID. .16@1S
Shoulders -. 14@16
BRIcKs, 9l, 900 ..9@I2
CANDLES, Sperm40@70
Adamantine ib2l@25
Tallow ...... 1922
COTTON YAnN1 80@1 90
CoTToN, Strict Md@ 81
Middling :. 200
Low AIidl'g, 100
GoodOrdny, 1870
Ordinary. ITO
CHEESE, E.D.1b. 23@25
Factory .10@24
COFFEE, Rio, 53lb18@22
Laguayra .25@27
Java .30031
FLoUR, Co. 800@90O
Northern G 00@ll 90
GRAIN, Corn l 35@1 40
Wheat Il 60@2 90
Oats. -. l 00@1 10
Peas L 1902 90
Hay, North, T8cwt.2 90
Eastern
HIDES, Dry, 73tb12A@1s
Green @8
INDIGO, Caro-. .1@12 Is
LARD, f3lb .1S@21
LUMBER, BIDS 100 fl so
Scant!ing Il so
Shingles, $4,000. q rs
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FINANCIAL AND COn1MERcIAL.

COLUMBIA, April 15.-The sales of cot
ton for the week have been about ia
bales, at the following prices: 9 at 15; Q
at ID; at 20; 3 at 2O16; Is ut 2Ob; 10
at 2024; 40 at 81; 10 at 241l; S at o115.
New YORK, April 15-Noon. Flour,
wheat and corn quiet ind steady. Pork
firmer--mess $500. Lard quiet, at
l55s@15T. Cotton-no market, owing
to Good Friday. Freights dull.
Up. M.-Flour quiet, without decided
change. Wheat quiet and steady-win-
ter red and amber Western 1.20@1. %.
Corn active and shade firmer-new
mixed Western 1.07@1.10 Beef quiet
new plain mess 10.00@15.OO; new
extra 14.00@17.5O. Pork frmer- mess
28: 90: Lard nominal-kettle 16@16%.
Whiskey scarcely so firm, at 1.02@1. OK.
Freights to Liverpool-cotton, steam,
d; sail 1s.
BALTIMORE. April 15.-Flour firm and
fairly active, but unchanged. Wheat
firm-prime to choice MARYLAND red AZ
@1.5O. White corn 1.O3@I.O5; yellow
LOS. Whiskey moro firm, Mt l.OI(61. .O2.
CINCINNATI. April 15.-Corn in good
demand at 5000. Whiskey dull, at 06
(997. Pork firm, at $500. Lard 16.
Bacon tirm-shoulders 1917; clear sides
16T.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Flour, grain
and provisions unchanged. l.. Pork 20. co.
Bacon-shoulders II; clear sides 16l5.
Whiskey 96@97.
AUGUSTA, April 15.-Cotton market
quiet, but firm; sales ZIG bales; receipts
275-n1iddling 2OA@21; sales of the
week 2,681; receipts ], 1853; stock 19, $40.
New ORLEANS, April 15.-Cotton stead Y
@mlddling %; sales 8. $50 bales; receipts
1881.
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Domestic News.

OHARtEsToN, April 15.--Arrived-
steamship Charleston, New York.
Nnw YORK, April 15.-The tug William
Wetlssexploded this morning. Five per-
fsonsaaer aboard, four of1whon, were
killed. all asleep. The engineer for.
getting to turn off the steam, was the
cause.
The schooner Emily, from Boston, for
Matanzas, lost four men overboard; the
high sea prevented their rescue.
CoRIENNE, UTAH, April 15.-The Wv
oming militia killed eleven Indians. in
Guiding Black Bear, chief of the Arrapa-
hoes. ~
SIDNEY, NRBBAskA, April 15.-The
Indians cut the stringers of the bridge
near Antelope, and fourteen oars we're
thrown off the track
gress IS in secret session. It is intimated
that an excited discussion is progressing,
IN favor OF an Immediate raid on Canada.
CLEVELAND, April 15.-It is reported
that the greater portion Of Medina was
burned last night; no particulars.
"A later despatch from Medina saws
5000 buildings were destroyed.
BosToN, April 15.-Harry Ayres, the
pugilist, is dead.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 15.--The
ship Crest of the Wave, from Liverpool.
with railroad iron, for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. went ashore on Hogg's
Island, and all hands were lost. Three
bodies drifted ashore.
~. !, .PH1nApE1PHA, April 15.-The Board
of Health has closed certain filthy Iocali-
ties where the relapsing fever prevailed.
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LIME, - Dbl. z 50@2 rs
kInT kcoro T,,t mar

LIME, u Dbl. z 5O@2 rs
MoLAssEs, Cuba, 46@55
New Orl'ns1 O0@I 10
Sugar H'se. ..75@l 90
NAILS, q kegs 5C@6 rs
ONIONS. Bbus1 75@2 90
OIL, Kerosene, & 6O@70
Machinery. .75@l 81
Specie, Gold al 10
Silver 49,. Ml O6
PoTAT's, Iris 1 50@I rs
Sweet. bus l 75@2 90
RIoE, Carolina1bS3@1O
SHOT, Bbag. 8 00@3 16
SALT, Liverp.2 5O@2 60
SOAP, 8b, ..7a@1O
Spirits, Alcohol, GIT 90
Brandy 4 00@12 90
HollndGin.6 s 00@7 on
Americana O9@3 90
jam. Rum.6 O0@7 60
N. i. I" q O0@3 so
Do. Whisky 8 5000 90
Mononghla2 50@4 O8
Rectified. L 35@i SO
SUaAn, Crus'd, 17@18
Powdered. 16@l8
Brown 80. .12@l6
STARCH, u H.. 94@1O
TEA, Green tt1 0062 so
Black, -. Il 00@1 08
ToBACco, Chw.60@1 60
Smoking, lb. .50@1 II
VINEGAR, Vino, .70@70
Cider r...... .60@66
French. i 25@l SO
WINE, Cham. 2O028 90
Port, T}gnl 8 0D@5 90
Sherry....3 50@6 90
Madeira. q 5008 90
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dealers and Areohfers, on and after: ths
frat of May.

dealers and reotifers, on and after: the
first Of May.
The court-magtial for the trial Of Com
modore Upshefs alleged irregularities
in in cadetships, VII commence Acre on
In III Senate, sbes.nnIau ii W;pteessbted e a
mnemofiaH Of tbs fSiliSsns II Maryland,
asking for 8 repeal Sf The Jaw, zdding
compgpsdtibn Cor aaiAv vsya au6 6hMly taken
from them. Bsfarfsd 1a, g4aJMb Com
mittee. GeorGd AVA EeaaaiEd Romeroy
advocatga his aInendmant,s ,smakipg ueor-
gia mifif9fy d1striat; =nnd directing an
election next fhl1; the present Assembly
to cease December 13. 1870. Hamilton,
OF Texas, made an argument in enforce
ment of his views; the adoption OF the
Bingham amendment would be the
death-knell OF the Republican party in
every Southern State, because, unless
prudently curtailed, rebel influence
would practically nullify the new State
Constitutions and set at naught the be-
neficent measures of legislation. He
declared that 10, 600 Union men had been
murdered in the South; he said that the
Southern people, among whom he was
raised, were the most blood thirsty set
of cut-throats God had ever permitted
on his foot-stool. He continued this
TRADE for length Of time, and upon it's
conclusion. Bullock, of Georgia, and
Clark, of Texas, shook hands with him.
1t was agreed to take the final vote on
Tuesday, at 6 p. M. The House and
Senate adjourned until Monday.
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Es9EsEsgatSsaEIRlAA ER1ETGy
fltoreIgn News.

,',,y ss ), Il1NDoN, April IA, The CNurclsn,ar
7 has reason to believe that the Ministry
i:will abandon the restriction bill -.
Arrangements have been completed in
Paris. for general strike Of workmen on
cTaesday next. - ai 'sy.
~ : =. ARIs, April 15.-There was meeting
81 the party of the left, in the Corps
Legislatif end radical Journalists, last
night to take action with regard to pie
b1scltlsm. Sixty-two provisional and
fourteen Paris journals were represented.
After an informal discussion, they de.
j cided vote relatively at ple6isoite and
to circulate manifestoes against the OBJ
ject of ple6iscite.
The Journal Official contains q decree
nominating M. Segris as Minister of
). Finances, replacing M. Buffet, and
changing NJ. Emile Olivier with the
Secretaryship of Foreign Affairs ad
snterim, in place of NJ. David; and
Maurice Richards with that of Public
Instructions dd interim.
The Rappel newspaper publishes de-
spatch to-day, from LaCreuzotte, an
nounoing that the strike has ended there
for the time being.
RoME, April 15.-Yesterday, certain
number OF fathers abstained from assisting
at the meeting Of the Q1cumenical Council
when a vote on schema against hetero-
doxy was ken others accompanied their
votes with 4 declaration Of disapprovnl of
the manner in which schema had been
discussed. fa
MADRID, April 15.-Senor Olazaga has
been appointed President of the Coun-
oil of State. ~
In the Cortes, yesterday, General Prim
indicated that certain time would be
allowed, during which the clergy must
take the oath ofiallegance.
BARCELONA, April 5.-Insurgents are
receiving unusually severe sentences.
M1oMrnEA1, April Is. The volunteers
continue to arrive. Nothing in respect
to the, Fenian. movements: everything
quiet on the border.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
ANDS OF the estate Of r. N. Lewis. do
- ceased. consisting Of the following valua-
bic Tracts:
A. PLANTATION, containing 2lS acres, in
Richland County, on the branches of Six Mile
Creek, and bounded by lands Of John Kinsler
and James Douglas.
ALSO,
Tract Of Land. in Riohland County, five
miles from Columbia, containing about 735
acres, on branch, waters Of Crane Creek.
ALSO,
A valuable Tract, in the County of Lexinp-
ton, opposite Columbia, known as tho Maver-
ick Tract. containing about 127 acres; on it a
beautiful site for a residence, convenient to
the city.
ALSO,
A Tract, in Richland County, containing
about $50 acres, and bounded by lands OF Joel
Martin and others.
ALSO,
A Tract, in Richand County, containing
about 256 acres, on the branches Of Sandy
Run and Terrible, waters Of the Witeree
River; bounded by lands Of Thomas Miles and
others.
Apply to F. W. McMAsTER.
Attorney at Law, No. Law Range, Columbia.
march Vi ths8
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tLess Stock dividend of 20 per cent.
and cash dividend of per cent. tLess
cash dividend of 6 per cent Securities
more in demand. Exchange favoring
buyers. Money easy. Bank rates per
cent month on stock collaterals. Out
side rates arbitrary. Bank notes stagnant.
9es- Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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A CARD,
RUMOR having been circulated that the
NIcKERsON HOUSE would shortly close, to
be opened as female school: This is to in
form the public, that at meeting of the
trustees, on the 10th inst, they abandoned
the idea OF opening school for the present.
The public will bear in mind the matter, and
will find the Nickerson House unsurpassed by
any Hotel In the city. call is solicited. Free
Omnibus to and from Hotel. Charges, So per
day. Families and others wanting board can
be accommodated on reasonable terms.
VIM. A. WRIGHT,
March 20 1mo Proprietor, Columbus. SO.