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1n ApAERIIsEhs N IHE APrEAL

Amer this date, advertisements win moi
be -teeived from any hut regular custom
er and well-eSisblished houses, unle--
oo.omIanird 10y the cash. The enforce
~cenr 16rlhis ruIe H. rendered NECESSARY bv
IN d~ifBruliies Of collection and the de
mauds of a business thai requires a cash
n"Dr@ ;, az is dapqrfnsents. for it's proper
1r,ftsble cunduct. Business men
~iit Understand and appreciate the neces-
sstv for this basis i0r our future
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
Eovsmbsr %, LS6s,
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l.. o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

G.voso -AMPME Nos, / o. O F-Meeu.
On ne Isl aud 81 Thur day nights Of each
TnonfE- al - O'Clock. Dc. Trader. {. \
E1nn- p Thomas Bseon scribe
WaarHIs Lodge. No 0-Meets every Tuesday
niunt. ut ~ O'Clock John y Campbell, y.
CHIcKAzAW LuDGE, No @shees every Mon
day night Al u O'Clock. A. HUM NC
- bSfmHn. v. G.; Leon Levy. Record
Env Secretary
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TFOAED-With one unfurBi~hed room. can
y b. hal by two single gentlemen, or a gem
item q aud lady, at No no Monroe St febi5
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DARE INVE-TrENT-Pa-tner with i've
II hundred dollars cash in 2 grocery Just
OueuiBg near Court Square. Rent very low.
Cod references given. Address
feb5 a. b. appeal Once.
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FREE FROM DIRT.-Is there any hair
colOring preparation, either here or in
Europe, that resembles PhalOn's Vita
liza, or salvation for the Hair? Not one.
IL is a clear fluid that dOWs from the bot
tie; does not stain the skin, and produces
none bat natural shades of color. It has
no sediment. sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-15
LETTER LIST.

The following IS the list Of letters remain
ing IL the Memphis Postohdce and not deliy-
cred BY carriers yesterday.
All letterB directed 70 street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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DCARnERS Two nice rooms can h. had,
u furnished o. u1furuiShet. a. No 2-5 Pop
reason cole "a .es. Inquire at this oHce, or az
the house. f1b5
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
Astonishing Bargains in Dry Goods for Tw,
Weeks Oniyl

We will offer from now till the first OF
the month, our entire stock of Dry Goods
at an extra large reduction from our pres
ent low prices, thereby reducing goods to
much lower prices than actual value.
To make room for our large Spring
stock coming, we are determined 10 close
out at prices which will astonish every
buyer.
Come and see for your satisfaction.
HERZOG & BRO,
No. 29i Main street,
Clsrk's Marble Block,
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a small lot Of slightly damaged BIau-
kets for 50 so.
A lot OF all-linen hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. each 20 cents.
Dress goods at half their value.
Cashmeres, Jeans, Tweeds, ETC., at the
greatest bargains since the war.
An immense toe of JacOnet and Linen
E~nbiOideries az Is, IS and soc per yard.
Our bleached MuslIns a little lower than
elsewhere.
Every yard of Flannel in the house at
original cost.
One small lot of figured Flsnnels, worth
O. cents, at 50 cents per yard.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Luke ?. Blackburn has beep in our
city for some days, aud Is stopping at the
Peabody.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of a visit
from Mr.. Gates, travelling agent for the
Hest Tennessee WHig.
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LAW REPORTS.
Shelby, Circuit court---Iadue swayuo.

The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Price ct al. VS.. Wolf; verdict for de-
PENDANT :S646 ..
Mary Booker VI. Southern Life Iusur-
ance Company; for mOun of policy on
the life OF her late husband-jury sworn
and Court adjourned.
To-day the following cases will be called
for trial:
Booker VS.. Southern Life Insurance Co.
State vs.. Shelton; murder.
State va. Patterson ct al. murder.
State VII. MatJhis; murder.
The above insurance case will probably
occupy the attention OF the Court during
the day, when the above State case will
20 over I'd Wednesday next.
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TgTNTf COURT CLERK hereby an
- nuunct ysllf e. an Independent and
date .0I clerk OF the County Court.
~ IL. sEARS
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POSTPONED.

Paradise Lost will open at Assembly
Hall Thursday night, instead of Wednes-
day, as previously announced.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MILTONIAN TABLEAUx-This sublime
spectacle opens Thursday night at As
! sembly Hall. We believe The second sea-
son of this beautiful exhibition will prove
as brilliant as the first. Paradise Lost
needs no comment. as the character Of The
exhibition is we'll known TO our citizens
MEMPHIS THEATER.-We were really
sorry TO soc so slim "a house al the theater
last night to witness the opening of Miss
Annie Tiffany and Johnny Thompson.
But we can say that what the audience
lacked in numbers il made up in enthusi-
asm, and justly so, for better artists in
their line never struck Memphis. There
is but one word to express their talent
it Is immense. Miss Tiffany in her roles
of Gertrude" lin The tditiHgs Of q
N0tker-lH-LdlUl, and "Katy O'SheaI," was
all that the sparkling, rollicking roles
demanded. Her song and jig cannot
be beaten. AS to Johnny Thomp-
son-the Lively MOke-funny is no
name for his performance. In addition
to his powers OF making the tears of
laughter roll down ones cheeks by his
comic actions, he is q musical prodigy.
We saw him perform on at least twenty
different toys, which, in the hands of a
child, or indeed of any n not gifted with
the talent for music that he possesses,
could only produce a hideous parody on
music, and can say, with truth, thai he
made real music on almost all of them.
His performance OF the Carnival de
Venise on a little violin, not bigger than
the fifty cent toys in shop windows, was
q real work of art. For fear of being sus-
pected of eXaggeration, we will say no
more. Go to the theater tonight and
Judge for yourselves. Whatever CT
rOrs in judgment the management
may nave hitherto made, they have
brought us a good thing this time.
BRooM's.-This place Of amnsomenteon-
tinues to he the headquarters of fun-loy-
ers and fun-seekers. Excellent pro-
grsmmes, made up by that prince of good
fellows and h~ead-chief OF stage-managers.
Charley White, arc arranged fresh tor
every night. A better variety show was
never given anywhere. We hear, howev-
er, with regret, that two or three of the
lady attractions are going TO leave US soon
for trips noFthward. Miss lone Lang.
than whom a greater favodte never went
on the Memphis boards, will retire from
the stage forever. We are sorry for this.
for she bAde fair to be a fine actress in her
line, one of these days. We wish her
well wherever she goes.
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JoE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary.
Sporting, Sensational, police, German and
and monthlies.
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YOUNG MEN, WHY is IT7

A GOOD 2-plait Shirt for 81, at Wiggans
q Thorn's 233 Clay Building.
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SEND in your old style Florence Sewing
Machines and nave them made new, free
of charge. See advertisement in another
column,
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FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, virnished walnut, oak and rose,
for SEQ per set, at Z. FEGAN'S,
$50 Second street.
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Yesterday the case of the stare against
Frank Taylor, indicted for assault aud
battery, was tried, a verdict OF guilty
returned and defendant ned twenty-five
dollars.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day:
STATE VS.. McCune and ConneIl; extortiug
confession.
state vs.. Mollie Mervin; keeping house
OF Ni-fiIme.
State vs.. Fannie Freeman keeping house
State VS.. sarah Galnor; keeping house OF
ill-fdme.
Law COurt--iudge !. A. Anderson.
The Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment yesterday, aud il being the first day
of the term, the only business done was
~emPanneling the Jury.
To-day viii be devoted TO hearing an
swers OF Carnishees first, after which at
tOrneys can have writs of inquiry exc
cuted by bringing their cases up.
ChaRCery COurt---ChanceIlor Morgan.
The following cases are set for hearing
on pleas Of demurrer, ETC., to-day:
Lynn Va. Smith,
R~Osensteihl vs.. DuBOse.
Wallace VS.. Price.
Stillmall VS.. Titus.
Union hank VS.. do.
Fletcher VS.. Hart.
Stillmsn vs.. Bluff City Ins. Co.
Keck We. Walker.
Davis Vi. BucknOr.
Miller VS.. shock.
Page vs. Commercial Bank.
McKenna VS.. Moore.
Mahan rs. Easterly.
Machia Us. Cicalla-
Platte VS.. Wickersham.
Newman VS.. Hawley.
Curry vi. Drake.
Bledsoe vs.. Bledsoe.
Keck vs.. Mclean.
GrifiDg VS.. Carver.
Bolton VS.. Dickens.
Hill VS.. HOugh.
State VS.. Big Creek T. Co.
Word W.. Rhodes.
Pyne VS.. Berry.
Seessel VS.. Galloway.
Hudnall VS.. Chambers.
Miss. V. ms. Co. VS.. Bolle.
Carruthers VS. PostOn.
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The GE9EaAN
NATi0NAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIRECTORS:
Louis Hanauer. c. Aesiy,'
soooI1eldS Hansusr. BrOoks, Nelly & 90
r. S Jones, 4 L harris,
Jones. Brown & Co. Harris, Cochran q Co
r. p. Walt. n. L. Aeachsm,
Il. P. Walt & co. Meacham & TreadWeli
Thos. 4. Allen, 6. l. D~enison,
Tnos Il. Auen &Co. OrgiH Bros. = Co.
D. P. Hadcsn, ]. C. Terry,
D. P. Hadden 4 Co. Price & Terry.
{. j. Taylor, OF Taylor d Rutland,
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HARAuER, President,
[. sEACHAH, Yiee-Preside-t.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
H. {. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
iaIs
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JOE LOCKE has a full supply Of late
daily and weekly papers.
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TIE WEEKLY APPEAL Is the LARGEST
single sheet publiahed In the South.
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JOE LocI.E, 1851 Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Louis limits, Republican Inc democrat.
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World. Times and Tribune, Lou
isville CoTIrier-Journsl. and a host OF
other late dailies and illustrated weekIfes
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BUSINESS NoTIoE.-No contracts or OBJ
igations ssunie0 % made by any indis
vidual owner or en1ployes of this Office.
viii be paid at our ounJer or recognized
an offSst to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle II
himself In Ierson.
KsEATING, ENGLISH q 90.
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FULL M.srble Chamber Sets. In oil
walnut. va'uished walnut, oar and ross
for $50 per net, at E. FEGAN'S.
on IasopH er~aok
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FRESH NoRFOLK UfslElus Best brands
of These ftVerile oystrfs received daily by
V. b. Fuchs, No ~ Jefferson street.
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The APPEAL is the only DAILY paper
published in she city. Only twenty-five
cents g week,
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Criminal Court---Iudne Hudson.
The February term convened yesterday.
The Grand Jury was sworn, and Court
over to Monday next.
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VELVET Body and Tapestry Brussels,
cheap for csIsh, at =. FEGAN'S,
200 Second ST. Get.
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THREE PLY Ingram Straw Mattings,
Oil Cloths, Shades, etc. E. FEGAN,
go Second street.
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SEND in your Old style Florence Ma
chimes and have them made new, free oil
charge. See advertisement in another
column.
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FOR RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Independent
Pack for Helena, Friar's Point, DeFall's
Blui, Little Rock, Searcy. Des arc. Auxusts,
-JacBsouport ana B~atesvllis.
DIES - FIaiost. master
Tn ; el-g mt and q & passenger r.
steamer will le3ve a. ABOVE -
EHla DAE. 18th inst, At 5 o N.
tGnuects with steamer Belle Lee 81 Mouth
of hite river for New ORLEANS; e. jackson
mort with FsiFy Queen and Bat,sviI g fOr all
polnt on uppe White aud Black rivers. she
= the O1.y boat leaving this day LkaB goes
through 20 J~ackSoHp1Et.
ELLIOTT 3 MILLER, Agents,
reb0 ProToenade street. OBJ. Landing.
Regular Memphis aad White River Ualte5
States Hail tuesday Packet.
For Hslena, Indis9 Bsy, C~Js-cudsa. nevan's
Bun, Little Sock, De8 arc, West polut.
sssroy' AuEgsIz and JaoksonpOrL.
Lib Mo. q,
RMS elegant passenger steamer H.
VIII leave ~ aoOVe N
TUESDAY, 18th inst g., ut 3 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
LACK WILSON, Agent,
IehB 50 Front street. upstairs.
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FOR NEW MADRID.

Regular SemtWeekiy P~ackef-For New Mad
rid, Osceoia. Hals's Point and al
Way Landings
10 -
MAEk
Lhis elegant sid9-wheel Passenger packet
Will leave a. above every TUESDAY, and
FRIDAY, at5P n.
kiCHD ". LIGHTBuESE. GenI Agent,
feb6 HT.rn-a0T -r-..f
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Aub hclpOA pOpAlallon OF MFmphis is
e4-7. II each Is assessed SO per eapifq.
Sy4,Z70 would be obtained, which is sufa-
cicnt 70 run the schools the next wear and
the uueXpired term Of this.
The report was received and sdopted
and that part intended for the General
Council handed 10 the President to for
ward 10 them.
a discussion of the pay-rolls was had
on the motion OF Mr.. HOlbrook to nav
their fuil salaries to eaohers "dockedh
for various causes.
sir. Pante read section $50 Of the rules.
which showed thar this could only be
Gone by a two-tLirds vote, and on put
ting the qnesiioa l. was almost unani-
mOusly dvfeated.
The COiumiJtee on ScbOolhouses and
Grounds mfde a ~vOlumiHOUs r. port, in the
discussion Of which the Board al one time
seemed hopeiossiy iuv0 we'd. The scene
reminded us 20 fUTcib y Of The good Old
DAYS OF the now 0efuucJ Beard or Aloer-
uicn that Tears came 10 our eyes in thing
ing shout il. We missed jimmy q tlla-
gh rs lel al lore aud 6 ed 0 il, Z ? We
knew y 20 ga he c u Z have u~uraveled
The dark and Intricate web and explained
away the dlmcuit passages. But alas!
they have M Gallagher therPi
AFTER discussing ono poin until the
were lighted, d Board adjourned
until next Tuesday evenirg week.
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BUY WOOD Of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. Roescher, 526 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-15

Wards NEW GAS BURNER furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest light.
J. STOLTS,
So Jefferson street.
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FOR SHERIFF

CONSTABLE 18th CIVIL DISTRICT.
ToNSTARLE-In reply 70 & very compli-
y maufsrv cal in the PPEAL signed "Clt-
i1eu. I hereby ~EnnGunce myself as a candi-
dRte Or JonSt thie OF the Fourteenth Civil
District, pledEing myself, 10 elected. 70 per-
form ms duty 20 the best Of my ability.
febz Respectfully, B N g. ARRETT
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TLERE FIRST CIBCTIT COURr-we arc
u authorized 10 FhANE IAFi
- an ~ ep ndenl cand date for tho once @.
Clerk II the -irsJ Circuit curt, at the ensu-
ing March election. febl3
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.-"Your
Troches are too well and flvorably known
to need commentator"
HON. CHAS. \. PHELPS,
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STEAsB0ATS.
FOB NEW MADRID.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Lire
For Osceola. Madrid, Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain Z. r. st Cairo with
Illinois Central r. r, and
boats up the Ohio river.
ST. master
This splendid passengersteamer
will leave as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm.
Freight received AZ the 81. Louis ~harfbOsf
febl5 FLEM- CALVERT, SupfL
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FOR CLERK IsT CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT CyUET -Edt ors
I srPeaI. The friends Of JOIN u. BOWEN
hereby rrQu-st you 10 announce his name a.
& candida f9r tue first circuit JourtC erk
OF shelby county, GLthe IezL uGrch EVICTION.
febls MANY FRIENDS.
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GLEhK SO OND CI8 CIT COUkT-S G
are autuOrlE uto announce r HAHhl~
g. zu lud pendent candidate for the ohcH
OF Jerk 90 LIe Secput Circuit COurL, A. the
e.~ufuE march election. iebl
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F0R CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERK II OND IRrUtT CuURT-H ue
L F-Jple o. shelby Curg: / am a candidate
for JIetE o. the see s4l ttrCuit court OF
El~Iuy county, a. Tire -uauInk March q yCtian
feb cole S SAUNDERS.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Now Orleans.
n Unsurpassed Passenger Steamer
EM0LLiE EBLE-2
Dan
VIII leave TUESDAY,, 18th inst. at 10 am.
RICHD W. LIGHTBURNE. Genl Agent,
feDl3 Jefferson street
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day Packet-FOr New Orleans.
MAGEN IA master
Thls elegant passenger steamer IT,
will leave az above G
WEDNESDAY. 18th Inst, 1T 5 pm.
Z. A. LEVY CO.. Agents,
febli Is Jefferson street.
Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vfcksburr.
Natchez and New Orleans.
MOLLlE Able, master
This elegspt passenger packet L.
Will leave rs above L
TUESDAY, 10th inst 81 10 am.
c. L. HALL, Ticket and Advertising Ag't,
feoli No Promenade, loot o. Jefferson.
Regular Memphis n New Orleans Wednes-
doy Faeket-FOT New Orleans.
AAOEN master
Ihts splendid passenger steamer e.
Will leave as above -
WFDN ESDAY. 18th inst. at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co. AGENTS,
tebl3 y Madison street.
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wanTED-mISCELLANEoUS

N0t5oss 1nsdT gbis had tCU b inserted a. Tt
ozlE per lise, each HlsertioH-
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s 81 a@e, each Es1AoL
nO0K-KFEPER-A situation as book
d keeper bv a thoroughly competent gem
tleman. ore whu has mad experience in many
branches o. msrcanfl s business Re'er 10
Mr. j.. N. Ksating. OF the Appeal. OF whom
inquiries may be made personally or by let
ter febI5
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK

COUNTY COURT CLFFE-we are author
- lied 90 announce } p. STR ANGE 80 aU
Observation-Disclosures IOr the ordce o Couutv
Gers. az tI- -us4InE Narrh elerrlnn. %
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Aetn'lptk Daily gribmare.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1870.

great battle was in progress yesterday near Sedan
The Prussians were still advancing and the villages
rounding the city were in flames = A dispatch from
King william Thursday, states that the French were
almost entirely driven into Sedan. 80 On Wednesday
and Thursday Marshal Bazane made desperate attempts
10 cut his way out of Metz, but his army was beaten
back into the fortress Terrible conhagrations have
occurred in three deren towns OF Turkey resulting in
the destruction Of over 5000 dwellings causing terrible
suffering among the inhabitants.
Three hundred employees the Toledo and Wabash
Railroad are on strike for arrears of pay and have
blockaded the railroad st. Louis. 60 motion
for warrant against Gov Holden Of North Carolina, is
before the Supreme Court of that State - The ship
ent OF grain in bulk from ST. Louis TO the South by rail-
road is begun. The Indian tribes on the San Joa
0uin River in California, committing depredatOns
upon the settlers.
There were Ga fires in this city in Angus Loss, $685. 200
insurance sl44,65O suit is entered in the United
States District Court which involves the question Of
legal fees TO be paid marshals and keepers cor
oner's imy has held Margaret Dunn to answer
for causing the death of William Davis by
beating him with wh1letIee. =- North
American United CaledOnian Association has been
formed == Delegates have been elected in this city
and Brooklyn the Republican State Convention to be
held in Saratoga Wednesday next. - Coroner
whiteh is investigating the circumstances attending
the fire in Brooklyn, E. D., whereby woman and two
children were burned to death 49, Gold, nGS ll65,
il6t Thermometer, 70, SO, 70.
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THE CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.


Without a single exception known to us.
the Democratic journals systematically dis
credit and sneer at every report of Outrages
committed on Freedmen and other Repub-
licans by their fellow partisans in the South
According to their representations, there are
no such outrages unless it be accounted such
that a negro is sometimes "bOOted out of
bacon house." which he had entered intent
on stealing We shall vainly ask those jour
mails to print the decision rendered by Chief
Justice Pearson, in full bench of the Supreme
Court of North Carolina, at Raleigh, Aug
29th, 1870, in the case of the State against
+. A. Wiley and Others, wherein the Chief
Justice says:
IL Strange 1t is, the fact is xed that on the 2lst OF
May 1870 when large number of the citizens Of Caswe
were assembled in the House. at meeting Of the
Democratic party, and in the time, the Senator Of
that county Republican, choked down To death by
means OF cord about nine feet long, with slipping
moose adjusted near the middle The intelligent tes
mony OF DR. Roam fixes the fact that the murder
done In the room formerly occupied by the Clerk and
Master in Equity where the body was found on the next
morning, with the cord buried in the neck to the level
OF the skim stab each side Of the neck and stab
in the breast DR. Roam gave II his opinion being an
EXPERT that the stabs made after tho blood had
nearly all receded 10 the heart (Which for the
small esion Of blood; and further. that the choking
WAS done in hat ROOM for the that the had
not slipped from It's first print where II mbedded in
the aesh and the slight spirits Of blood the wood
front and the wall the side Of the body could not have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

What an awful thing that Congressional
Globe is Here is Col. L. ID. Campbell run
ming in Ohio, as Democrat" for Congress,
and somebody has been looking up his old
speeches in the House, in which he said, more
than once that "the Democratic party had
"been upon both sides of every politi-
zeal question which has been agitated
/" since the foundation of the Govern
"mentn-on "the tariff and the currency
especially. Moreover, the resurrectionists have
unearthed not only the Colonel's Know Nothing
speeches, but also fine assortment Of anti
Slavery orations of the fercest and most be-
nevolent description. They call him in Ohio
"the ready-made combination candidate" and
seem to think, as he represents both sides so
beautifully, that there is no necessity for run
ming anybody else in his District.