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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-11

REFLECTIONS ON DEATH Heavens!
what moment must be that when the
last flutter expires on our lips! What
change! Tell me, We who are deep
est read in nature and in God, to what
new world are we borne What new
being do we receive? Whittier has
that spark, that unseen, that uncom-
pretended intelligence fled7 Look
upon the cold, livid ghastly corpse
that lies before you. That was but a
shell, gross earthly covering, which
held for a while the immortal essence
that has now left it-left it, to range,
perhaps, through the illimitable space;
to receive new capacities of delight !;
new powers of perception ; new glories
of beautitude! Ten thousand fancies
rush upon the mind as it contemplates
the awful moment between life and
death! 1t is a moment big with inn
aginatiOn's greatest hopes and fears
it is the contamination that clears up
all mystery, resolves all doubt, which
removes contradiction and destroys er-
ror. Great God! what a flood of rap
ture may at once burst upon the de-
parted soul The uncloaded bright
ness Of the celestial regions, the pure
existence of ETHEREAL beings-the SOL
emn secrets of nature may then be di-
vulsed; the immediate unity of the
past, the present and the future
strains of unimaginable harmony
forms of unimperishable beauty may
then suddenly disclose themselves
bursting upon the delighted sense, and
bathing them in measureless bliss
The mind is lost in the excess Of won
drous light, and dares not turn from
the heavenly vision to one so gloomy
SO Tremendous as the departure of TIT
wicked +! Human fancy slirinks bacl
appalled,, while hope and charity wits
per to the bleeding heart that there
where all mercy is, there too will b,
forgiveness.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-11
THE FROZEN HEART.

A FRONTIER SKETCH.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-11

PRIVATE BOARDING. - Pleasant
and we'll ventilated Rooms, with
or without Board, can be had at No.
23A Canal Street, Corner OF. Franklin,
New Orleans, La. Best of references
given. Terms moderate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-05-11


WHAT DO WE LIVE FoR.-Life, at
best, is of short duration; and all the
time held by very slender tenure. Is
man to spend it simply to promote
his own selfish ends7 to make money
to crafty his own senual appetites,
or to hoarc1 it up to be squandered
after he is dead and in his grave by
worthless, dissipated SONS and sons-in-
law? If this is the only object in liv-
ing, then life is worthless indeed. On
the contrary, if a man works to do
something to promote the advance
ment Of his race, in intelligence, virtue
and other qualities that tend to the
true development Of humanity, than
has he SO lived that he.has not live,lin
vain. Let every man try and do
something to improve his country and
diffase the comforts and blessings of
life among his fellows; and When the
master calls, he can pass over Jordan
without a fear for The futp.e. We can
conceive that it is glorious for the
truly good man to die.
. :
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clanked feariully at every step and he
staggered under their weight, but his
bearing was that of a man resolved to
suffer bravely, although in silence.
The fatal moose was placed around
his neck, and then the fires were light
ed. The flames shot mp. showing their
red glare all around. And that scene
was u sickly one.
The doomed man stood erect. His
eyes shone like stars and he gazed upon
the burning masses near him and the
crowd of angry citizens. His face was
very pale, and wore dcathly hue in
the light of the blazing log; but there
were no marks of fear upon it.
Have you anything to say before
you die?" asked Barry.
"Only this replied the doomed
man, firmly. eff you ever see Mary
alive, tell her loved her to the last,
and that am INNOCENT of this crime"
Up with the wretch ~ cried Barry.
"Stay'! Let the white man live u
exclaimed commanding voice, and n
huge Indian chief leaped within the
circle.
"What wants the Chief?'' asked
Barry, eyincing some fear.
ITO speak with your people for a
moment"
Then, turning to them, he continu-
ed:
Yon are children. The guilty die
not like that man. You should know
this"
Is he not guilty ?" asked hundred
voices.
| "No."
"Who is the guilty man ?"
Listen, for the chief speaks truly
A dog of a pale pace came to my war
riors. He gave them fire water and
made them mad. Then he bribed
them to that deed of blood, and led
them on. He told them that they
should kill all in that wigwam but the
pale maiden. She had refused to be-
come his squaw; but he would take
her to the mountains and make her his
slave" 81
Where is the pale face maiden n
cried several voices. s.a.
81 have brought her hack. I cannot
give you back your murdered ones, bu'
I will give you the dead bodies O.
those who murdered them, for have
slain the breakers of our treaty? 7"
Mary now entered the circle, and
was received with the warmest greet
ings. But the men asked:
"HaEe you killed the white ma,
with the other murderers ?"
"There is the whitehead dog"
The Chief pointed to Barry, who at
tempted to escape, but he was secured
and in ten minutes was hanging in tn
place lie had prepared for Hobart.
The blow was severe one for all
Poor Hobart suffered an age of agon.
in the few short hours of that night
and he could not readily recover from
the shock. His heart had been frozen
but Mary as his wife warmed it int
life again. 04, g
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t Nearly everybody was vaccina-
ted in Paris last month the ladies, of
course, included. Many of them, how
ever, aisliked to disfgure their arms,
and for this reason it. became quite
fashionable to be yaccinatcd in the leg.
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The ISI]el)rprrNtt,
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q TRAWBERRY PLANTS-FOR
~ sale by II. ST. JOHN.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18
PROPOSALS.
EoRr SCHUYLER, NEW YORK HARBoR. /.

APRIL 20, 1870.
Proposals 10 duplicate with copy Of this advertisement. at
tached, VIII be by the undersigned until NJ Ma
20 l60 for supplying fresh Beef the at this Post
The said beef must be tresh good marketable quality
in equal proportion OF fore and hind quarters (neck shan
and kidney taow to be excuded and to be delivered In
such quantity be from time to time required by and
such days the commanding shall designate the
contract to DO in force six months such less time the
Commissary General shall direct, commencing the 9th
day OF June lo0 and subject the approval OF the Com
mandng General OF the Deparsm1nt of the East.
The OF the cattle beef be delivered
under this shall lie oil the fourth verebral
joint and the breast trimmed The shanks Of
quarters shall be cut of from three four inches above the
kneeont, and OF hind quarters from six to eight inches
above the gambrel or hock-jon
In of failure deficiency In quality quantity Of
the fresh beef stipulated to delivered then the
at Fort Schuyler shall have power to supply the
fcency by purchase aud the contractor will be charged
with the difference OF cost.
The will be required to enter into bonds
OF $3.50 signed also by two responsible suretes whose
must be mentioned In the bids.
ZACH person firm bidding will be required to deposit
with the Commissary At Fort Schuyler the of $780,
which will be returned the bids are
opened except that OF the lowest responsible bidder
will be returned after the first satisfactory delivery
fresh reef for Issue TO the troops s made the contract
The proposals will be opened mt IL NJ the 20h OF May
1870 at Fort Schuyler New York Harbor at which time and
place bidders requested to be present
Proposals. will be marked "Proposals for Beef" and
addressed ID. NJ. TAYLOR,
Second Lieutenant First United States Artillery, A. c. S.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESGN.-THE FORTY
IN fifth Annual Exhibition Of Pictures and Sculptures Is
now open day and evening, Of Twenyhird street
and Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18
AMUSENIENTS.

WALLAcKs. -
EVERY EvENISd = ?. n. I'M further NOTICE. ioH
rAfLoHs last new sss ssT',ys %yssp AcKEa
9Ass s HsasS NJ ai4Ss rs E.ssFHA
MI. Emily Ne GSEE M' m 5os sErT6
X MS 81 pe r M F4TE FfSEsr or THE OLD
THE bellies sTRArAoEn
u,,., IN THE LOVE CHASE.
FOR iiE FIRST TINE IN soME YEARS.
mp'eparAs'sns ssr,,.n. several noyetles .,
SATURDAY sAstSEh sfSE APRIL -
WALLAck's rsEAGnE sEnGIa;. MATINEE
oohPE!AesgARAFF ooPf! AFhlE II flaoTlAl ISIsl ATs 70
Mr.. srprkyh hpsT hsp@ 9s yoLSNtEER .]S AID;
fena, will sgnal1e her comparative recovery by appear
nf; h6tsn & s cbtEkS bila5s5,n 'Sn'
Mr.. JOHN BRoUGiiAM as. as 40 GEhAID RAILS fifzMAuRrcE
n a'' a'piiIIiHnis Gfx WEE this 'sA''n9
Mr. cmAkLEs M iaA,n WmEArLElGM az DuFAUb the cas-.
TroEISG6ID. !. =. MiLLIAIsoS, T. =. MoHsIs,' Z. E
hGGSSkkMfhff slaor a. Snr6 oLAsS NJ. AsJr VI Gr
sGNsc M E wiSn.e MI. xKi x' tngnA Esa rMps Miss
c,,sss Esses;siion--ANNE HATHAWAY, Mr. EDMUND Fall
Orchestra under the baton of Mr.. THOMAS BAKER.
Box shoe. now open.
vNALLACK'S THEATRE
w SPECIAL MATINEE
WEDNESDAY, APkII 20 1870 at2
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MRS. SEDLEY BROWN
$50 severely injured hrol
. - a HOST or VOLUNTEER AID.
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM his first appearance this season
in New York;
. GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND.
Mr. Mr. JOHN orh, :; vcLhRhn, ,....as COUSIN Joe
MIS- sEDLEf bkoWN...... Las. .hAkGKRY
at the nstigaton OF and bv strong desire OF friends
| To sgnAiize her comparative recovery ia tho
. ROUGH DIAMOND.
| Also the
DEBUTANTE
Mr. CHAS WHEATbEIGH. DUFARD
hcchatop'. Mr. EDMUND FALCONER
song. hiss CLARA FISHER
and other attractions the cast comprising Of artiss
OF leading positions
Tickets at the hotels and stores.
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN
EXTRA wA,1.cK,s.
| MATINEE.
SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL ~,
"OUgS,"
with Its hno military pictures and charming sisets.
Commences at ~.
Box book open.
| ETH AVENUE THEATRE
| TENTH WEEK OF
"EaoU FRoUw
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Solo Lessee and Manager. Mr. AuGUSTIN DAILY
2sth street. near broadway. Every night at
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Will bs acted Mr.. Augustin Daly's SIGNIFICANT
COMEDY OF contemporaneous society, entitled
IFkOU-FhOU, with original music by Stoeps,
Roberts kealistic Scenery, Furniture a Ia mode,
and characters BY Miss agnes Ethel, Mrs. Gilbert,
Kate Newton, Amy Auaes. Roberta Norwood,
Emily Lewis, Mr.. George Clarke, W. Davidse,
James Lewis, George Parkcs, q. r. De We're, W.
- Beekman and others.
FkOUwl "rhe sensation of 1917 s Frou Frou' "eraid
III 10 a terrible history, tsld with fascinating ef
Ifect."-World
"Iolds mutitudes spelbound, mes hundreds
into tears sun.
"i Is a brilliant reflex OF society In its frivolous
mood."-Times.
The whole error OF ioveess marriages Is here
llaid bare"-Post.
"'Frou-Frou' typlhes the butterfly woman Of no.
ciety and delinestes her experience In the married
stlte."-Tribune.
"For three months this remarkable play has
crowded Mr. Days elegant theatre "-Ezp press
FROu-FROU MATINEE
every Saturday, at O'clock 81 10 all parts
Seats may be secured twelve days In advance for any
performance Tickets purchased Of sidewalk spectators
will be stopped ut the door.
MISS ETHEL
begs that her first benefit will take place
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL rs.
Business Manager f.......---......Er. L. +. HARRISON
T'oURTH "EXTRA" MATINEE or
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

II OUSE wANTED--A MALL HOUSE IN THE COUN-
II try within 80 minutes of kew York by rail New Jersey
preferred rent 1850 to $500 year. Address box 4 Jer
aev ty
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

L,RENCH THEATRE.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
oil the
Great European Artist,
CHARLES FECHrER,
wow will reappear In New York, VIA
MISS LECLERQ
and admirable company,
MONDAY, APRIL rs, lS7J
IN the
LADY OF LYONS.
Every appointment will be and the public are
specfn Informed that expense has spared by tho
management In mounting the piece. which viii be placed
upon the stage in the that tho OF artists
IperatIvoy demand
The box ofce viii be open Monday April Is, Mt A. NJ
when seats 20 secured for dung Mr. Fecters
engagement
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

5l4a the $ s4; gsasou ~
TX TssT. s sGfP HonfSlY iF sRssT %Ts
"AA] DIA u rdh hi STAR Ts6ufE. sHf 'ah oooAS'oS'
EoPtR AyaL9EH AyR Dg
roo,IIe TIE roaring iarce Tc,na, Of PC
NJ NJ; jessTE & S1ETAET TooppFs TooDI
claq8 RRla; r1Fqs os sP1 entitled
MILE. vENTURoLL MILE. LUs6ARDI.
n' oN'A' fnE Sc scuKorfER sisrEhs. @ "a folSrE'
RS, liza vf s ysrs crns Is E Emma
THH aFEAT S9sH9yE faET a bG1cisas Tn9srn
,,,., LoyE AMONG TiE ROSES.
va GaT. FKX1lG,' EHkkEi; KELly. sa aHaEisoN. NEW
rrrTf gssH sirHs ErgTs i SfS %fSt z$S$ TOWN
Doors open at JM Curtain rises at III precisely.
MATINEE EvAEy wEpnEspAS sE MY PAY AND sATJADAy AT
Mars r. b. CONwAYS PARK THEATRE BRooKI.YY.
FOR ONE NiGiif ONLY,
in Tho drama Of LADY xnDLEYs SECRET assisted Sy
Nil. }. C. Mccoom and a powerful cast
rroNY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2oi powgRy.
EAsTEk tAsFEk M9SbAi MMSSDaT
sEAsD ssAsB HSE1pAT HSt1pAT sATFSEE.. s&TFSEE. ATI
H $ $sES SSEIsSS S s3S$ sI$$
FESTIVAL PROGRAMME,
''n'G 4E H s N 1 ss s
sGEhEsSUE sGELEsSSE SAcBETH. sAcsETH
'oN' f"sio''i LEi;iaT i. AND ALi.;s MACBETH
IN A'f FRANZ aaRSs AND uS Sa IYaoUs
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

Married.
GARRIsON-IsAAcs.--OnS Saturday. April 16 by the
Rev John u. Hermance HENRY GARRISON TO MISS
SARAH lsAACs. all OF tins city.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

MILLER. AT III varick street on SUNDAY, Apri
~, the wife OF Alexander Z. W. Miller late OF Glai
gov. scotland. OF u daugnJer.
GLASGOW Scotland papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18
HoUsEs, ROOMS, so, WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAUGHTER WANT
n three Rooms or two Rooms furnished with privilege
Paror must be with private American family tenant per
,nanent; references furnished. Address BOoKKEEPER
box 8, ,4h1 Post office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90, Att.
w Performance over by o'clock.
Mr. DAILY has pleasure IN ng that he has re
ceved ADVANCE copy OF "FERNANDE," Viotorien Sar
dous last Partisan Comedy. and that viii he imn.diate
put In preparation.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

CMALL PLACE NEAR THE WATER wANTED--ON
- Hudson river New Haven Railroad, within hour
OF the city. about &6U0O s. COCKCROET l7g Brondwav
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

IJOWERY THEATRE
ID WIN y FRIsLfGu.......... Proprietor Manager
EASTER WEEK FESTIVAL AMUSEMENIS.
THE WONDERFUL CLODOCi1E TROUPE.
GREAT VARIETY TROUPE.
Entire drama, New Dance. Codoche Troupe.
NEW YORK, LE yuARfRE AMOUR.
ISf0IS10 by the ClOdoche Troupe.
and tho Conchia honzanti, Bobby DAILY
OVERLAND ROUTE. PRIDE or THE OCEAN.
FHIDAf EVENING,
BENEFIT OF an old Bowcry favorte.
MISS GERTRUDE DAWES.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting invaluable and sceuthc subjects. showing
how to live and what live for delivered daily the
New York Museum of Anatomy Those unable TO attend
receive copy by forwarding Is cents to the Secretary 63
Erna1 1xxnx
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

REWARDS.
CT m REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM
splUO Fulton street, brooklyn, opposite City Hall,
Horse and light Top Wagon. Horse Ia fifteen hands, black
and long black tail left hind foot whites shoes
front eet has old the inside right
fore foot neck arched defective In cyesaht years
old Wagon s piano body with leather top leather
over body back OF seat wheels painted black with
Co., Mattewan n j. The above reward will be paid by re-
turning the property to A. q. POLHAMuS' livery stable,
Division avenue, Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, f. d.
C7OO REwARD.-A BAY AND ROAM MARE, lsx
plUU hands high, boned, high hipped, thin flesh
inside Of front legs, knees Business Wng
on elbow top, red running gear, marked JOHN BANCH
ARD, u Faiayee avenue Brooklyn.
OK O00 REWARD. THE UNDERSIGNED HAy.
pCsOUO ing been advised of the loss In London the
following Bank OF England notes. the Of which
been stopped, viz. =
Eight OF 900 each Oct 2s 1883 Nos 54 ea5a3
62,b44, S2b45, S2-3ib So 306, $780, 50 3JS,
One OF 1000, dated Nov. 27, 1865 No. 99.3sS.
Three OF EUO each dated July L. 1862 Nos 20991 9a
22,flS.
One Of cgo0 dated August II. 1869. No. 29,7a
FIVE of G5o each dated Dec q 1861 Nos 3,i6s 10 3s,
Three Of x20 each dated Dec g. 1862 Nos 9.l4o 49,
9a,25J. -
Three Of 40 each dated Oct g. 1869, Nos 4saoa 1896
6s,6s4
ore OF e5, dated May 1b 1869 G.iverpooD, No. 7sl47
Will pay the above reward for the delivery to them of said
notes. or proportionacly for any part thereof.
ROWLAND AsPlNWALL 81 and % South street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-18

COKE DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY. APPLY AT s5S
- Broadway, door from Twenty-thrd street, or
Twentynrst street and avenue 4. =. 4. SHERWOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
.NEW-HAMPSHlRE

a COn1OId correspondent of The Boston
Journal thai the NewHampshre Democratic State
Committee Lave determined to recommend their followers
TO Tor Samuel Flint. the Labor Reform candidate
Governor Those who advocate tins movement think
there will be election by the people and that by CIV
ing Mr. Flint sufficient vote 10 make him eligible
candidate before the Legislature lie may BIO chosen
Governor by concentration Of the Democrats and
Labor EeiormeFs in that body, while they fear their
ability 20 coE1rOl the votes OF the latter for
Ger Bcdcl the regular Democratic candidate.
The proposition desert their standardbeaIer however
does not to Eleet with hearty response from the
old krdIeaded Democrats, and the prospects that
Gov t,ears will he elected by the people, but IL not,
that he gill be choseK by the legislature The Labor
9etornrs ~ nDfortunate in the selection Of
HeT euIiidaes for poatOns, several OF whom have de-
SAntn TO gin The other day they nominated M Reuben
FLo%erirs for Councillor So the IgId District, who
'jscfiuIl declines the hOs-gr. and adds:
Although sm firm and true friend OF The laboriBg
,"'if ANA "a earnest advocate ~ all measures cacu-
!a'td 10 V~e ms ntelesis and his rights he
IcVe the ends sou desire DE better aud more surely
aNed by tciu.Inng In aud cooperating with great
fsity az labtik men that has raised four millions OF
sooIeIh itDn '1ttlhOOd 10 the rights aud privileges of
hmeIlcah ciliz'Dsip, That has placed home within the
sdch O all Ly The eIAcment OF The Homestead law and
lbat has done mare Il elevate aud dgniiy labor than an
other parties e0U'fuea than by the folIS ton 81 "A new
p'iLI oiSalzitt ~ Thus Deieving shal! stand with
VI me a"tng nisE, tnder she ieader-p OF Mr. Stessps
nose Whole lie Haas been OI,s tjreass industry and
= Ir, .Sus!der most e'nphapsaily IaboriDc aud
"' an" seeaaiast fgie.'d Of ibs JlboreT.
"hs 'he prominent speakers WHO are can vassnp Tie
''"'' W "rp9h oi 'bs ka;eieRlD ssass, arg senatot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
NETWORK.

The Democrats of Troy have nominated the
following ticket for city officers Mayor John Moran
Justice Of the Peace William Donohuei Assessor VIII
liam Connery.
The organization of the Executive Committee
OF the Union Republican Association OF the &Ath DIS
tuct Effected by the selection Of Mr.. Joseph swehaI
President, and Mr. John Levlns as Secretary
A call signed by prominent members OF the
Republican and Democratic parties or west ai AM,
ing 10 he held an itner's Hotel fremont, this even
ing for the purpose OF nominating an Independent
for town officers, TO be voted for at the aPp'o"'NH
election. -,
The Republicans of YOnkers have maze e, t nc
following nominations for village officers TO be yo'en or
an the apprOaching charter election, VIZ: fu Ciso
Instice Edward P Baird Treasurer. John heelet
rustees-Frst Ward Joseph L. Prose9s SeSon ~ m va
fn term Ebeneezer Baldwin Second WaIu 10 III va
eancv Albert Keller: Third Ward, - GIBSON, ino
Democrats have made the following nominations IUt
Police Instice s. w. WOodworth Treasurer, Geo; W.
c,obh fpresent ncumbenU Trustees-flrst Waru, huEn
McFr6en; Second Ward, Jonathan Nail unll MMLm1,
Second ward. f. W. Ran Ito MI vacancy; 1hiu """'
I.,p. 20 rutl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
VIRGINIA.

CONSOLIDATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
RICHMOND, Feb. 2J.-The Republican State
Central Committee of which Charles H. Porter ia Chair
man. met today and approved the CALL signed by sena
Lewis and Others for consolidation OF all the pot.
cal elements opposed to the Democracy in Virginia A
resolution adopted suggesting to the other Repub
State Central Committees the practicabiy of hold
ing State Convention for the purpose OF carrying out
the objects OF the aforementioned call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE FROM GOV. GEARY.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 25.-Gov. Geary has
vetoed the bill providing 70: house Of correction for
Philadelphia. III his message be says:
believe Philadelphia ought 10 have house of cor.
rection, and consider the present bill reasonably well
adaIted the objects intended but Of difference
the almost unanimous protest Of the City Councils
and the that the important matter should
receive very prompt action / withhold my approval.
Should they fail for year 10 take the necessary steps
for the establishment Of the institution shall take the
liberty 10 approve Of any proper legislation for the
uurugsfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
PROMINENT ARRlvALS.

Fifth-ave. Hotel-The Hon James ii. Plat.
NJ c. of Virginia. the Hon. Israel T. Hatch OF Buffalo
Col H. 5 McComb OF Delaware Lansing Pruyn OF Alba.
nv c. s Bushnell Of New-Iaven, and John L. swift OF
syracuse GEN L. T. Webb of Wisconsin, Col ". ID. Hum
phries Of Mississippi Col VIM johnson OF North Carroll
ma, and Lieut.. Commander Tracy, L. $. Navy. 60
Everett Ouse-The Rev. j. H. Clarkson Of Montreal and
Cant. Catn OF West Point. == Aston House Inc
Hon o. b. Matteson of Utica, T. Lyle Dckey OF Illinois,
eX-MayOr Inns OF POughkeepse.
DEPARTURES.
Lieut. Gen Sheridan left the city for his headquarters
at Chcas 90 aud senators Cragn and Patterson OF New
aud Ham pshne Tor Washington, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

TIE LOU .sVlILE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
LoUlsVP .re, Feb. 25.--TLe municipal election
nhuer INC takes place the first Saturday
III Mar n, No Nominating Conventions VIII be hoid
LNeI candidate viii run upOn his own merits shOnd
.ue ratification OF the Fifteenth Amendment he oncaIy
.oolamed before the election the eoored vote, aihouhE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
WEST VIRGINIA.

IMPARTIAL sUEfRAGE--THE LOCATION OF TIE
CAPITOL.
WHEELING, Feb. 25.--ln the House OF Dele
gates yesterday Joint resolution TO amend the state
Constitution by striking out the word white" from the
suffrage clause ar restoring ballot TO those disfran
chised account of participation IN the Rebeion was
adopted by a vote OF 90 10 lS.
The Capitol question up before both Houses yester
day IN the Senate the bill to repeal tho act locating NJ
Charleston passed by vote OF i 10 7. Tie test
vote IN the House indicates its final passage.