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THE INDIANS.

The Tribes mt WhetstOne Agency DissatisHed-
The Dfurderers Of the Buck Pnrty not Sur.
rendered.
WASHINGTON, April 90 1870.
An Official letter from Captain Poole. Indian Agent
at the MILESTONE Agency Dakota, daie ed April 49, to
Governor Burbank, Superintendent OF Indian Anairs
IN reference to letter from the latter intimating
that the Indians who murdered Bucks surveying
party in Nebraska last fall were at that agency
states tnat ne had made diligent inquiry among the
Indians and could not get any definite or satIs-
IA tory information on that subject. The Gil fs
ter or give any positive or decided to ques-
tona. The agent suggests in regard to action
being taken at tne present time, taaC
1t would be impracticabe to MAKE any
arrests and do anything that would make auy
excitement at present. The Brule ana Ogaila
Sioux tnat have ratons furnished them at the agency
are IN very unsett ed condition., and II any effort
is made at further investigation they w0td un-
doubtedly abandon their reservation, break up int
small war parties anl 60 South.
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Assassination.

LONDON April 90, 1870.
Mr.. Charles Buxton M. p, was shot at this after
noon by his secretary, bu. not hurt His assail-
ant whose name is White, Immediately fed, and has
not yet been restel.
There is little doubt thas he was insane
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A Sioux Chief Anxious to Visit the President
The White Renegade Richard u Prisoner.
WYOMING TERRITORY, Apri 29, 1870.

WYOMING TERRITORY, April 2s, 1870.
Red Cloud left here yesterday with 300 Sioux for
Powder river TO collect his bands. lie wishes TO 90
to Washington with the principal chiefs to see the
Great Father. lie says he had John Richard, Jr., q
prisoner, and will deliver him up ag Washin gtOn
but not before. They want POWDER food and
clothes.
General Sherman, In reply TO the request OF Red
Cloud, the Sioux chief, for clothing an ammunition
for his warriors, and for permission Tor himse aud
nity o. his banl to proceed to Washington
Indians should be told plainy and empaa ically
to return TO the reservation set apart by tier treaty
with the Peace commissioners and stay there. The
Conmandant At FetterinaH might lettlem have
little clothing but not particle OF ammuntlol. As
totheir goiag 10 Wa hgi0h he ihOuyht tHe President
would oppose 1t, still these matters would have to
be laid before the Indian Bureau before IL could be
positively settled. General sherman adds we might
as well commence TO deal with these people now as
to wait longer. Six hundred ana twenty men Of the
Fourteenth infantry passed through Chicago en-
route for the lnGian country.
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A. Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment IL
the city Of Boots and Shoes for Ladies' Gentlemen Chit
dren mt f. A. Brooks This Is the tho oty
$40 broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Great reduction.
Soed Shoes half price.
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The Clergy Adiure aYes.n

FAEIS, ApTII 70, 1870.
The Cardinal Archbishop OF Chanbiry, and The
Bishop OF Gap have orGe ed their clergy to vote in
the Affirmative
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Professor William II. Thomson lcctured on temper.
ance before large and fashionable audience at ths
hal OF the Young Mems Christian Association las
evening. During the course OF the lecture the Pro
lessor made several remarks on chemistry ant
natural philosophy.
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The New York Society Library paid for books and
periodicals. during the year ending March 81 1870,
s27s2 40, and received from all sources during
the same period. $ssfy so.
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The Excise Board has organized by the election Of
Colonel Walter w. Price as president. Tho Board
has secured rooms in Police Headquarters, ana will
begin business on Monday.
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A Medical WODdcr-Hyatt's Life Balsam.-
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout In their stages
scroula Kings Evil, Eryspens, old ulcers tho worst
ca'es OF diseases OF the blood Debility Liver
plant Kidney , Salt Rhsum &e are most certainly
public duvlng twenty It has cured hundred thou
sand cases, and never falls when taken directed
certain curative for Fistua In all durable cases.
Principal depot 2f6 Grant Sold by drugEss q
per bottle or six Tor *5 Sent everywhere by cxprcsS
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Foreign RadicnIisnl .

PARIS, April 20, 1870.
About 800 refugees, who had been compromised in
the late troubles in Spain, arrived In France yester
DAY.
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Batcbeior's Hair Dye-The Heat In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable, iustant
neous Facto ry 10 Bond street.
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All Pers0ns willing tO bc One or LOCO "a
contribute $40 each 70 the Midnight Mission "Baiiug
Fund" rl0 balance three instalmenls scniannu-
ally, address rLfNY SMITH, Treasurer 26 Nassau street
tContiusptzf Lie Insurance Company, New York
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City Railroad FntaIity.
American News from Japan.

LONDON, April 20, 1870
The rum0r circulated yesterday, which, however,
rs generally dscredite that the American Consul at
Jeddo had ben Killed iy he natives has had very
depressing effect on the Japanese loans recently in
{. O need iere.
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Personal Notes.

mark, is expected duriny ext month.
The Earl of Gainsborough and tho Ladies' Noel
have left England for a Continental tour and were
expected at Rome.
Maunday Thursday Queen VIctorta's charities
were distributed In tile Chapel Royal, Whitehall.
with the usual ceremony.
Queen Victoria has consented, II her health per-
init, to open the Hail of Arts and Sciences at South
Kensington, England.
The Marchoness Dowa1erI Of Westminster ana
Lady Theodore Grosvenor intended to remain three
weeks a month in Paris.
The Lord Bishop Of Ossory and Mrs. and the Misses
O'frien have arrived at Ballyknockane Lodge Kill
sheelan, Ireland, from the Palace Kilkenny.
The Earl and Countess of Crawford and Balcarres
and LAZY Alice Lindsay have left Lord Overstone's
seat in Northamp0nshre re for Leigh Hall, Wigan.
The President Of the Board OF Trade accompanied
by Mrs Bright arrived at Llandudno lately. Ma
Bright then appeared much I'm proved IN health.
Thurs lay, April Ia. was the anniversary of the
birth OF the Princess Beatrice Mary Victoria FeOdOre
youngest daughter OF Queen Victoria. She was born
on the l4th OF APRIL 1857.
The Duke and Duchess OF Argyll left their villa
resi- 1ence at Campden Hi for Alhury Park Surrey
where they renamed during the Easter holidays the
guests OF the Duke and Duchess OF Northumberland
II Is regarded singular coincidence that at
| same plraseology IN writing of the Cambridge vc-
tory IN tho University boat raceAt last the spell
Is brOaen'
The approaching marriage s announced Of
Vscount PerrOt de Chazelles, on GER OF the Ian
GERS OF the guard in the French army. with Misc
| Tuition Bart, OF Hothded place, Ashford Kent.
England.
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Spring Styles Of Clofhing.-FOr An ELEGANT
street, New York. - -
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ROME.
Nnp0leOn,s Note.

hohE, april w. 1870.
The Pope still persists in Withholding M Darius
note from the Ecumenical Council Notwithstanding
the concurrence Of the Great Powers expressed
therein
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Boating at the Naval Academy.


The boat race today between the first and second
classes Of tie Naval Academy, four-oarcd paper
shell boats, without coxswain. three miles, took
place at six O'Clock. The first class were
the vIct0rs by twenty seconds. The lime was
as fDlOws-Ftrst class, 81 minutes second; second
class, q minutes 2s onds. Strokes--First class
A gong, AZ returning second class. 80 gong
Al returaing. The following is list OF the crews -
First Cidss-Hubbard, stroke; w. s. HOLIDAY
second; VIM. NJ Wo0d, tilri, and Merriam bow
Second CLdss-F. g. Wood, stroke; Galloway
second; GHeftin, third and Ward bow.
The contest hetween the Third and Fourth classes,
lapstroke gigs four oars, two miles, wa, won 10y
tue Foul tn Class by 1:23. Tme-FOurth class, 13:42
Third class, 1926. The Fourth class boat came IN
$50 feet ahead. Mr.. William Blake was the umpire
The New York herald., 1870-04-30

A Good All Wooi business suit,
$ia, at BRoKAw BROTHERS,,
Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Uaou.
A'''"S cHSSpiox STe sApEs.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
A Medical WOpdcr-Hyntts Life Balsnm.-
kheImatsn, Neuralgia and Gout IN their stages;
6ood great DsS,y % Liver Com Com.
It Ss 1s been %Sss s.ss ),
ssn dms~ % when As: .e" a cd thou.
certain TaI curative for f.ala in III earasl.
per bottle or SIX for 49, Sent everywhere by eIprcs1
80 each y e: % r. Ss on r 1sSP
fandslo nqr no balance three instalmenis scniannu
tcontusutAi Lie Insurance Company, New YORK.
Al Who Want nm Elegant Dress Hnt-TLs
BERD 4 CO., 4is Broadway.
DoUaANs, iOa Nassau street, corner Of Ann street.
A.-JOhnsOn,s Delici ous American Tooth
Powder used by tho best chemists and sold by all dragss-
a.. A. r., Geld 10 Dr. priss,Ths Largest Assortment j.
aen ore at F. A. Brook. ras Is the arges; house tho oy
soied Shoes bali price.
Batcheior's Hair Dye-The Heat In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable. iusana
Cristn ndoro,s Unrivalled Hair Dyc.-seId
and applied at his wiz and scalp factory No castor House
CnrboIic snive = Endorsed by Eminent Ply
Herald Building ~.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and nil
Diseases Of the Feetcrsi bv Dr. zACHARIE 7o Broadway
Raiers TO all surReons.
David,s Spring styles Of GenfIemon,s
Hats. saIesroom 2ses Broadway, near Duane street.
Diamonds, Watches, Jevyelry and silver.
change ana eF cash. GEO ALLEN ss sro.drs ~
Dinbete.-Diabctcs -Constifuiioa Water il q
certain cure for IT, Depot, 4s Clin street.
Intefrigcnt Observers nre All or One Mind I'm
BY N IN, oD9Sn a S' hes
ar sg s On And stylish 70 -
James Expectorant Is Both a Palliative
II cea sad as.. 81 ou,
trial to prove Its worth. Sold everywhere.
NIissisquoi Water Cures BriRht,a Di.c... or
The kdneys scrofua aud all impurities of the blood sea
new pamphlet
Psns s.ss: :f 6 s sszn SON Essans s.
street, New York. = i1'''
The Metropolitan Job Printing EstmbI;sh.
oLD HsRAED % sBhnnnfLhpisa.
THIS well establishment OF ora ADJ vss
BY other In the United States.
Call aud get your estimates for
ALL SORTS OF PRINTING.
lLLunrs45r8p' s5 8p'S FOSTER WORK
Especial attention paid TO
LAW PRINTING
At rates which viii favorahy with anv oAer oc~
Travelling companies viii do well 10 call and ozamnc
STOCK OF CUTS
~ooa engraving do,e AZ abort notice and nj low Hcures
-----------
o. Ia flnt fnr
and youth. ". Brosdway. 's'
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Cnrb0ifc Snive = Endorsed by Eminent PHI y-
sicisns JOHN HENRY, Proprietor. Sold BY A HUDNUT
eTol1 BuiI
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GREECE.
British Diplomacy

British Diplomacy.
VIENNA, April 20, 1870.
report has reached this city from Athens that Mr.
Ersklne, the British Minister, has been recalled.
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SPAIN.
Tho Regency Rumor.

MADRID, April 29 1870.
The journals Of this city to-day deny the rumored
withdrawal OF Marshal SerranO to make way for the
establishment OF u regency compoied of three
persons.
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Al Who Want nm Elegant Dress Vnt-Ths
best and finest, price OF 30 should call on HEB
BERD CO., 419 broadway
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A.-JOhnsOn's Delici 0Ms American Toot
Powder Is used by the best chemists by drugsIst
The New York herald., 1870-04-30

{!'F0t o0Ia = of2a 100 Il Oh M--I:5b-T5y =.
The tetting was very heavy on both races Re-
gems was avorite IN tile FIRST race and Allie Hunt IN
the % oud race.
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Died.

CLARK.-On Friday, April 20, CATHARfyg Downs,
viii OF Charles T.. CLARK.
The Relatives ana friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, sunday after iOon a. one
oclack, from her late re idence, I69 Eas Eighty
sixth street.
For Otter Deaths See Ef0hth faJeI
A.-The Most Elegant Hat OF tho Season for
gentlemen Where o get itat ESPENSCHEIDS, mnnufAc-
turer, ll8 Nassau street.
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IRELAND.
A Steamship in the Ice.

DUBLIN, April 20, 1870.
The Cork Constitution says vessels have been
despatched to the relief OF steamer reported fast in
the Ice Or the coast OF Greenland.
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C0rns, Bunioas, Enlarged Joints and ait
Diseases OF the Feet cured bv Dr. ZACHARIE o broadway
Ralers 0 nil
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''tkV .c'Hp rHIUFF ytSItFUay. OJ7
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. esa
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A Hid tor Exeter Hall.

LUNDUN, AUTH 70.
Ihe Iou nou Gazette OF to-day has an article OH
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SCOTLAND.
Fishcrmen's Return.

Fishcrmen's Return.
LONDON, April 20, 1870.
Dundee vessels returning from Greenland bring 800
tons of seal oil.
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The Court.

The court, 1t Is said Will 20 to St. Cloud and there
remain during The week In which the ieotscftu, is
taken.
The tour OF the Prince Imperial in the provinces is
defn-rad
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Cristn dor0's UurivaIlcd Hair Dyc.-S0ld
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No 6Asor House
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A.-F0r n stylish and Elegant Hat Go q
DOCdAN's, l0a Nassau street, corner OF Ann street.
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David's Spring styles Of (senfIemou,s
Hats Salesroonl 299s Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30

Patrick Wash was yesterday arraigned at the
Yorkville Police Court before Alderman Cunning
ham, for mayhem, by biting the ear or John Mac
Sessions
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man named Thomas seery, residing at 900 FRS
avenue, was killed last evening while passing through
lumber yard at the foot OF East Thlrty.ffth street
by piece OF timber which fell upon him.
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Good All Wool business suit,
$l4, at BRUKAw BROTHERS.,
Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Unou,
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Diamonds, Watches, Jevvelry and Silver
ware selling greatly reduced prces taken in ex-
change bought cash. GLO c. ALLEN. 53 Broadway
under s. Nicholas Hotel formerly 4l5 broadway.
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A Vast Work.

LONDON, April 20, 1870.
The project Of ship canal from Liverpool to Man.
chester has again been revived.
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jayne's Expectorant Is Both a Palliative
and curative in all Lung Complaints Bronchs &c
standard remedy FOR AL Coughs Colds and nesds onv
trial TO prove Its worth. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-04-30

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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Prominent Departures.

Colonel L. Palmer, for Montreal; Judge wykor,
for Albany; Judge Kinney, for Washington; DIR.
Mott, for North Carolina; exCoDgressman J. v. 8.
Pruyn for Albany, and g. Ii. Sheriff. Ior
Washington.
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Intelligent Observers are All or One Mind I'm
regard to Hats unanimous In opinion that those
by KNOX, AT 22 Broadway corner OF Fulton
street the most fashionAbe stylish to 10
found In The city, onthese points there dsac
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06

On Main street--Storehouse with iron 'front.'
lot 241Sxl4S11z, can be had at a bargain.
On Second street--0ne or two fine business
houses. iron fronts. at very low figures
Fine building lots on -Beal and Linden sts.
On Shelby street--Modern brick residence,
ten rooms, at low figure and on long time.
On Second street-Three business lots.
On Tate street-A desirable cottage, I'VE
rooms; lot 50x2l5.
On Robson street-150 feet square, neat cot
tage, grounds handsomely improved.
On Henry avenue-Lot 60x160. with neat res
idence.
On Monroe street - Cottage residence, lot
sOxl4S.
On Linden street Lot 5Oxlls; desirable
house. all complete.
On Causey street-Store house at low figures.
On Dupree street-Lot 50xl5O feet; improved
with house containing six rooms.
On fernando street-Handsome residence,
with every convenience for comfortable
home.
On Ruth street-Cottage residence, hand
somely improved.
On Alabama street-Vacant lot. in desira-
BILE location.
On Exchange street extended-Two houses
and lots; eight rooms in each house.
On Alabama street-Double frame house,
four rooms; lot 80 feet front.
In Chelsea-Four houses and lots.
On Mosby street--Lot 44xl4s1z frame house.
Eve rooms, servants rooms and out-houses.
On Poplar street-A desirable residence.
On Market street-A handsome residence
lot.
On Main ssreet-Beautiful lot. 5Oxl4S1a feet'
small brick house; location desirable.
On Jones avenue-Two houses and lots.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-06
CINCINNATI.
Large Meeting OF Israelftes : Me-
- & IN Fariand I'm the city.


"a Farland In the City.
CINCINNATI, June GA large meeting
of Israelites was held in this city last
night to take action in regard to the re-
cent outrages in Roumania The follow
ing resolutions were adopted; u g
Resolved, That the Israelites of Gin
cinnati, in general meeting assembled,
having heard with such feeling of horror
and Indignation as language cannot
portray, of the outrages committed upon
co-religionists in Roumania, in the name
not only of religion, but of common hui
manity, appeal to the authorities of our
Government, and through them to the
powers of Europe, to take such action as
will prevent recurrence Of such atroci-
ties, In the name of justice we demand
that the authorities of Roumania shall
visit upon the offenders the punishment
which the enormity of their crimes
merit. rH u sasiDns N t
Resolved That this meeting desires to
testify its appreciation Of the course so
far taken by our national authorities
The officers of this meeting are instruct
ed to telegraph to Sir Moses Montefore,
of London, and Adolphe Cremeux, of
Paris, for full information, and on re-
ceipt thereof to convene another such
meeting for such action as may be re-
quired.
Daniel Mcfarland, one Of the princi-
pals in the Observation-Disclosures shoot
ing ARRAY is in the city. @
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FOREIGN.

LISBON, June 6.-The complexion of
the new Portuguese Ministry is of a most
liberal type. Senior Sampais, Minister
of the Interior, being conservative and
falling to reconcile his politics with those
of his coadjntors, has resigned. Senior
Figanerelf Moras has been accredited
Portuguese Minister to Washington, sue
ceeding Martins,
LoyDog, June 1.-THE Times argues
that the defeat OF the tariff bill would be
beneficial, because of its having ten
dency to modify party feeling. 1t is
hoped the revenue reformers will per
severe and carry out their programme.
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A letter from San Francisco says that
Mr. Richardson, Mr.. Greeley, Mrs Cal
houn, Mrs. Mcfarland, and all the other
celebrities of the recent trial have been
worked up into a four-act drama, with
the realistic effects of an actual pistol
shot, policemen in uniform, and a jury
Of twelve supes--tne whole Interpreted
With .eoTGic songs and street fight
The Pacific theater has had the play
written 20 order and would have pro-
duced it several weeks ago, but were un-
certain whether to hang or acquit the
hero The close OF the trial furnished
material for the last scene, and McFar-
land is made to clasp a six-foot son to
his arms, and exclaim: My boy, my
boy, and leave the stage, amidst weep
ing lawyers, sohhing women, green fire,
and thunders of applause.
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A DRUNKEN oRGIE.

The country can never know the IN
famous orgies amid which the bill to en-
force the Fifteenth Amendment went
through the once venerated Senate OF
The United States. As though conscious
that they were committing an atroeity--
an outrage upon the great principles OF
our Government and striking at the VI
tally oSfreedom itself, Senators were
frequent in their lbations while the
howl run over" to drown, if 1t had exist
ence, any remnant of remorse at sueh a
PROCLAMATION Of their political power, and
10 screw their courage to the sticking
place" tits averred that many of them
had so far sunk into obliyiousness they
really did not know for what they were
voting. and answered AYE" with that
vague. hstless manner even with the
prompting at hand, that denotes near
approach to insensibility. The night
was speut in a grand debauch by many
Of the Radical Senators, who could
scarcely be kept cut Of the retreshment
rooms long enough to cast their neces-
sary votes. The scene after midnight IS
represented as disorderly 10 the extreme,
and might easily have been mistaken for
n symposium of whisky-frauds. Ribald
laughter boisterous shouting obscene
tests. held high reyel where once dignity
presided. The lingering tones OF Cal
houn, Clay and Webster we're banished
from the echoes of those walls, and the
bacchanalian sounds Of inebriation in
every stage usurped theiF place. A co
temporaneous journal furnishes this re-
voting picture for the nation to con
template;
Drunken Senators shouting for the
passage of bill which Judge Bingham
of the House, declares violates the Con
stitution in score of places and insult
ing and menacing sober conscientious
men. who are pointing out in proper
manner the effects of such legisistiOn
And in this channel Radical legislation
hass been running for the past eight
wears. When blatant loyalty was en-
fhroned as the deity of the party in pow
er, honesty of purpose and decegey and
decorum of manners fed the NationaI
Capitol, sBd the Halls CT Legislation
were converted into marts for trade, OF
temples in which debanchees celebrated
their unhalowed rites. snd profaned the
sltsss erected and consecraied blythe war.
ricrs. sages and sires ofthe Revolutionary
period Bot whisky-flled Senators com
pleting the outrage of forcing negro
suffrage upon an unwilling people is in
keeEing with the whole history of this
SnfalnolIs transaction When tbs Frenci
psychologists set up the figure Of a naGa
woman in their temples, and called upon
tie people 20 worship the abomination,
the end Of the national madness was at
hand. and the ak Of the gpillotine quiz
cred for its descent upon the Recks OF
the men who had done the mischief; aua
when Drunken Senators disgrace the
chamber of the nation, and insult the
people by impure legs, their doom and
that of their party is sealed. Coming
events cast their shadows selore and II
is promised that justice shall pof Always
.y-v iu vaiu
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35''' LEGAL.
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.


DY VIRTUE OF A VENDITI0NI EXPO
ID mas, issued from the Law Court of Mem
phis, and to mo directed in favor of David H.
Todd and wife VS.. Il. j. Hicks and John
Cooney; Twill on
Monday. the I3th day Of June. 1870.
in front of the SherifI's Office. in the Greenlaw
Opera-House Building. within the legal hours.
prescribed by law, proceed to sell for cash 20
the highest bidder the following real ests tie,
to-wit: "A certain lot or parcel of land lying
and being in the city Of Memphis, COUNTY Of
Shelby. and State Of Tennessee, kno'wn and
described as follows Being part of 10 / No. go.
beginning ON Main street at the corner Of VIM i.
Weinus' lot, and running thence nc,rth q feet
with Main ST., to a lot of John Fo KS; thence
east 66 it,. thence south u it., to aid VENUS
lot; thence So isetrolk. ". begir ming; levied
on as the property Of Jo1n Coo'Iey. being the
property which Philip Doher ~ executed a
quit claim deed to John Cooney on the 18th
day of July, 1860, which deed is recorded in
the Registers office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book No. AZ, psGe ID. Judgment,
1857; Court cost, $40 20. 800
~ f7a4 MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
No flh li- Sheriff ofShelby County.
By Geo. R. Powell, Deputy Sheriff. $3.50
May "a, 1870. 1899