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PROCLAMATION.

Know all Men by these Presents%5reeting
nNHAT Id. W. C. SENTER, Governor Of
Tennessee, by virtue Of the power and
authority in me vested, do hereby command
the commissioner of Registration through
out the state to open and hold an election on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of March, 1870, at
the various places Of voting in their respect
I've counties, for he purpose OF ratffy1ng or
the new Constitution, as submitted
b. the recent Convention; and q returns
thereof make according 10 law.
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
sEALl great seal OF state to be affixed, at the
department in Nashville, this 18th day
OF February, 1870.
d. W. c. SENTER, Governor
by the Governor:
Al. F~IEraHER. secretary sf stats- mh3
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March Election Election Notice

ON SATURDAY, 18th of March, 1870, an
~ election will be opened and held, at the
respective places OF voting In the civil dis
tricts OF Shelby county, for Sheriff. CLERKS OF
Circuit, County and Criminal Courts, Trustee.
Peace and Constable wherever any vacancy
exists, and for the Ratification or Rejection
Of the New Constitution, recommended By
the recent convention, according 70 law.
Polls open at . am and close at o clock pm
The following are designated as the polling
District NoI-Grstitude Church.
District No. 2-Starkey Reddetts.
District No. 3-John G. Bolton'h.
District No. 4Cuba-
District No. 5-R- N. Kings
District No 6-Raleigh.
District No. 7-Bartlett.
District No. S-Bartlett.
District No. 9-Shelby Depot
District No. l0-Walter Aliens.
District No. u~-Eisherville
District No I2-Colliervile.
District No. I3-Memphts.
District No. I4-Memphis.
District No. l5-Memphis-
District Nc. IG-Memphis.
District No. 7-Intersection Of Breedlsve
avenue ana new Raleigh road.
District No. lS-Big Spring, on old State Inc
District No. Is-Farmvfls.
District No. 20-Forest Hill.
District No. 2I-Germantown.
District No. 22-McClary & Co's Mfn-
DistrIct No. 23-White's Station, III. at RR-
District No. 2-lntersection OF morn LAkS
District No. 3-Intersection ofPigeon Roost
road and NJ. n Q. r r.
List of officers to hold the election VIII be
published hereafter. n suorK
Ink aommfszfgner OF keaSgtratfon.
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Eevee Bonds for
sale,

We have On hand q large lot oflevee bonds
of Bolivar, Washington and I~ssaquena coun-
ties, Mississippi, which We Will sell on the
most favorable terms. Parties having to pay
taxes on lands in said counties wOul do
well to call upon us.
STEWART BROS. & FIZER,
mhI3 Nn.u Tnion sfrear sfonewan Block.
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k0n-R Resident Fi0tiCs.

d, Cohn & Brother, attachment, W. Henry
Fox.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made, In this case, in pursuance Ofsec-
ton 1855 OF the Code of Tennessee, and attach
ment having been issued and returned by
the proper officers, levied, etc. on the prop
erty of the defendant, Henry Fox.
Il Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear before Esquire John Norton, one OF
the Justices Of tine Peace for Shelby county
on or before the 18th day OF april. 1870, in the
city of Memphis, State of Tennessee at the
office OF said Esquire Norton, and defend this
suit, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as to him and the case set for hearing ex-
parte; and that q cop Of this order 90 pub
lished oncea week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal
IA cOpy.l JOHN NORTON. j. ?.
P H. THoRPE, Atty. for PItn. mhl9
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NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, MARION
Crittenden County, Ark, March ], 1870.
a LII parties interested are hereby notlhed
n that the time for paying taxes for the
year 1859 viii expire on the 30th inst, after
which time all lands returned delinquent
for said year, there VIII be a penalty OF
tifty per cent added.
W. D. HARDIN,
mis- Sheriff and Collector.
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RatnheInr,s RaIr nva...Thia snlendid Halr

Dye is the best in the world. Harmless, re-
liable. instantaneous, does not contain lead,
nor any vITALT0 poison TO Todu paralysis
or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive
preparations boasting virtues they do not
possess. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
I've has had 80 years untarnished reputation
10 uphold its Integrity as the only Perfect
HaiF Dv0-Blaek or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied ct l6 Bond street. n. Y.
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Valuable Real Estate

ID Y virtue OF a Trust Deed made TO me by D.
~ Paote, z. Parker and sam Workman, on
The tth day Of June, 1868, and recorded in the
Registers ofhce OF shelby county, state Of
Tennessee, IN Record Book No. Y, page 243, to
secure the payment OF certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned. and to carry 0at the
trusts Of the same, I will,
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WORK

our products are unsurpassed for quail
ity, workmanship and elegance.
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Trustees Settlement.

In the County Court of Shelby eOunty.-To
the creditors Of B. 5. Taylor.
NOTICE is hereby given that L have filed
~ my settlement IS Trustee with the Clerk
OF said Court, and that l VIII apply for con-
drmatiOn of said settlement at the April
term, 1870, OF said Court, TO be held on the
hrst Monday OF said month, in the courthouse
in the city Of Memphis
". CANADA, Trustee.
Approved March, ITO.
mh8 JOHNHOAGUE, Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTIJE.
TRUSTEES SALE

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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed I'm Trust, made 10
ID me By A.. NJ. Ferguson, on the Sd day OF
January, 1895, and recorded in the Registers
ONCE for shelby county, Tennessee, In BOOK
IS, part LIST, pages az, 478 and 4T4, which was
1858 u. payable 10 Patrick OToole; and,
whereas, said note was not promptly PAID al
maturity, and having been requested 50 70
do, by Bridget OTOOle, Administrative OF
said Patrick O'Toole, now deceased, Will, on
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EAGLE BOOT & SHOE STORE.
344 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
!. w. VOEGEII

Manufacturer and Dealer in Gentlemen's
and Ladies'
he also keeps on hand a large and well as
sorted stock of CusDoM-MADE Doors AND
SROEs D AL WRARa. TAI
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Memphis. NSFsh Is ls7s
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Cristseoros Excelsior Hair Dive.

AS a PERFECTLY TESOCUoUs ARTICLE, which
may be used without fear. Remember, It is
the only one that has been analysed and
found wholesome. Its effects are ~lnstanta-
neous, and the cOlors It impsrts natural.
Christadoro's Hair P~reservative, as a Dress
ing, acts like q charm on the Hair after Dye
Try It.
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sECRETAET
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on FrldaY. ApfH LEG.

within legal hours, the following property.
to-Wft:
A certain ieasehold interest, lying and be-
Ing In the county Of shelby and STATE OF Ten
nessee, and In the city Of Memphiss Begin
ming at the corner OF Vance and GOslin
streets. at their southwest Intersection; rum
ming thence south and parallel with GOslee
street 80 feet TO alley - feet wide; thence
Of said alley: thence northwEFdiy 80 feet to
the south side OF Vance street: thence east
wardly y S. 100 feet 20 the beginning; said
leasehOld being registered In Book No. ~,
part lst, pages 45l, 49, and f83.
Terms OF Sate-Gash-
mh2 A. AIsToN ard
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RADICAL BEyoLuTIoE

Has been accomplished in hair dyes. Thehor-
ribIe compounds containing LEAD, SALTsnd
SULPHUR are discarded. h leading chem
tsts implore the public nOt 10 use them, n
Prof. Chiffon, whose reputation is second to
tbs OF no analytical chemist in America,
has recommended
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MONA coTTOESEE0.
500 bushels of this celebrated
Seed for sale, in quantities to suit.
PRICE IS 90 PER 5USHEL.

r- samples sf Molina Cotton to be seen az
our once. TOOft IN ~ Ts
on pnssoLUTIoN.-The eopart-
1srs6tD hswef-OfOre existing under the
4rm name 81 fsrtee s 8 Miller Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, l. ". Miller re-
ffrfng-the Ne nahum pArues 70 reeve
sa-ne c. l. PARTEE,
~ NOAH PARTEE
i. W. MlLLER
Memphis. NsFsh - I7a mhlS
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ATTENTION..

Importing cur foreign goods direct,
controlling many leading styles OF
American fabrics, employing the best
artistic talent in the production Of our
goods, and constant progress our
motto, we claim to lead the market in
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APAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY 6 WEEKLY
IptiOn Price Greatly Reduced

CLUBRIEG RATEs.-To eli ar Mammoth
more subscribers we viii send o onfb1ssTS5
Weekly, the largest paper lntnSN ubs oftwo
tnc6esgfor one year, each, s. To c. rSrN6"Y
or more subscribers We viii SEND GU
APPEAL. for one year, each, -
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS E-N-Cr NV
nsper Dealers, Express Agents, 49,,
Merchants. POstmEsterst Depot ago. 80
~ fTfends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL MhO
Nil do 10. are requested 20 procure reS11a Ia
Hhc-fbere remittinR 70 as the amount iess
ZEN per cent, or hve per cent. loT SL1Ds, - -
services; or, II preferred, rrapgenehts
cCpnnensation will be made Specimen
.vntes sent on application.
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Creditors Notice.

No. SZI2, N.R-In the Chancery Court Of Mem,
phis, Tennessee.-O f.. Prescott VS.. s. Nor
gan ct Al.
ntHIs cause being heard on the petition O.
W. Rainy. Admir- OF the estate ofJohu
L. Morgan, deceased, and the insolvency OF
said estate being suggested. the administers
ton Of sameis transferred from the County
etc.
II is therefore ordered, That such creditors
make their appearance herein, at the Court
before the hrsJ Monday in September, l7e
and ME and establish their claims against
said estate, orfhe same will be forever barred;
and that a copy OF this order be published
once a week, for thirty days, in the Memphis
Appeal.
ACopy-AItesE
AUSUSTON ASTON, Clerk andMaster.
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Humes & Postop. SoIs- for Complainant NIL
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Saturday, the I'd Day Of April, 1870,

On the premises, corner Of Beal and DoSoto
Etrsets. In the city OF Memphis, sell, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the lot on the south
fng on Heal street sixty 1901 feet, and running
back Eouth. between parallel lines, one nun,
dred and twenty [t20l feet, and more mlly and
particularly described in said Trust Deed 70
which reference is here made
The equity OF redemption Is speeiely
waved IN said Trust Deed, and the title "a
10 he good, but i only convey as
T-11stss EUGENE MAGEVNEY, Trustee.
Hanson, GWingley Il Dsshiel' Attorney
March 10th. ~
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pr We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among which
may be found the following:
900 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
ESQ dozen Hames,
230 dozen HOgskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PloW Line,
5000 pairs Traeechains
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
R5 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HoIOwWare Castings,
800 dozen Axes.
Sole Agentsin Memphis for the BrnIey Separate Share & Uric Steel PECws,
Owners of the MfchsIs Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton ScrapsFs,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements In store.
0RGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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HI MEMPHIS
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
L. G. GARRETT, ; $50: President
II. C. sTEEVER, Secretary aHd Treasurer
N. S. OTIS, Vics-Prest and Superintendent
DIRECTORS:
L. @. GARRETT, NEWTON g. OTIS,
A. 1. HARRIS, II. G. STEESER,
c. g. COLLINS.

VIToULD announce to the citizens of Mem
w phis and its vicinity that they are now
setting up, in the Gayoso House, one OF Prof.
WANDER WEYDEs
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which we supply both ready-made and
10 order.
Prices uniformly low.
Gentlemen visiting New-York arc re-
auested TO call and have their meas
ures recorded upon our books
System Of SeIf-Measurement and
other information promptly furnished
when desired.
Address Box 2a56 New-YoH P 0.
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AN N Q U c
or THE
SeptenniaI Eclectic
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
or THE
CITY OF MEMPHIS,
CHARTERED, FEBRUARY, 1870.
SESSION OF 1901
BEGINS WEDNESDAY, October 18th
j. 3. RUSSELL, Md, LID,
President, and Professor Of Theory
Practice of Medicine.
Er For further particulars send for Cata-
legue with Board OF Trustees and Faculty
announced, address
President. and Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.

sE For further particulars send for Cata-
legue with Board OF Trustees and Faculty
announced, address
J.
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ADVANTAGES WE ENJOY
as the result Of a long established
and successful business, enables US to
offer inducements that makes this an
nouncement worthy Of
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CRIsPIN MEETING IN BOSTON.

A rather small and inharmonious meeting OF
Crispins was held in fremont Temple, Boston, on
Wednesday afternoon and evening The entrance to the
hall was ornamented by picture Of Chinaman with
rats on his shoulder. At o'clock hundred or more
persons assembled and about the same NUMBER IN tne
evening Mr.. N. E. Chase OF Boston was chosen fresl-
dent In addressing the meeting he said that the poor
Cinnamon themselves were not to blamed He urged his
hearers not to cherish feelings jealousy envy against
them personally but TO demand suitable legislation
TO protect the wOrkngmen against the importation
OF Coolie labor. DIR. Crowley OF Loweu urged P,vPl
legislation; the sought for remedy, he sald shoud DC
obtained "peacably, IL we can; foreibly, II we must
resolution adopted favorng voluntary emigration
from every cline, but deprecatng the contract system
OF imp0rtatiOn another resolution was passed thanhhB
Senator Stewart for his efforts in Congress- The res0n
ton as first offered contained the OF Senator WI
son. Much confusion followed, and 1t was decided 70
substitute that Of Mr. Stewart There were seVeral re-
male speakers present Mr. Isaac Newall OF Lynn hhoc
was unnecessary because there was lao oI5
enough already. Mr.. Skinner Of Acton sald
that II ballots would not settle the matter bullets wou
Mr. McIauthn OF Milford said that II the Chinese could
only read English they would be converted 70 ,rsps
In month, and they may be converted as IL Is Mss
Jennie Calm made q few remarks, and Mr. Macreduy
proposed that every store where boots and shoes nade
by Chinese labor shall be sold snail pe
PEELED TO refrain from dealing in such goods.
Another person in the audience thought beter way
would be to institute q State tax OF one or nVe nun
dred dollars per capita upon every imInlgratng emma
donal Resolutions passed at the evening session
centuring the Republican Party of Massachusetts, Tor
refusing to take action the cOole question: e
claring that the working men voted TOT Pr4le' a. d
benefit themselves, and describing Cody importers as
kdnappers and slave-traders.
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THE SUN AND ITS VICTIMS.

In ordinary Summer weather, yes&fday s
warmth would have been chroniced as something re-
markable but in comparison with the fierce rays with
which the people Of this city have been favored during
the previous days of the week it Will be esteemed as one
NJ the DAYS OF the The cases OF sun
stroke were rarer, many persons probably Dehg saVeu
through the tempering OF the heat by gentle breeze
which prevailed throughout the day Inc following Is
list of the cases. fatal and otherwise: -. IT.,
Dorothea Barry, ooored OF No. 100 suffolk-st, ded
Arthur Adar, age 80, Scotch, stone-cutter IN III! man
Park.
Patrick Keenan, age 49, resides in near
Ave- A. while at at work at the corner Of Pike and Mad
is0n-st.
Patrick Corners, age a. while at work in quarry,
One-hundred- and-forty -trst-st. and SeyenthaYe.
Anthony Shyer age 60, seaman, resides IN lOrK-st,
Brooklyn; in Ludlow-st
Thomas p Daguad, age 60 residing at 59 Secondave;
opposite No. 245 East Twenty -seyenth-st.
Yesterday the hottest day OF the season in Chicago
the mercury reaching $50 in the shade at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon and at Madison Wis, 1909.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

..Vizetelly, the artist, was drowned yes
teiday al MaTgate, England.
Sir James Clark, the celebrated English
physician, Is dead He was 81 years of age.
IN. de Lesseps is TO have a grand recep-
non al the crystal Palace at sydeuham on the 4rh Of
July next
The Prince and Princess of Wales at
Nnaec At the opening Of the public schools in East Lon
aon yesterday
Josiah Forster. uncle of William Edward
on "Wednesday. u VI '"' N"1A''' IL i"f'A"O' O''
- The Provincial Correspondence thinks that
i he guarantee Of EuroDean peace has been lost
- '"0 Yah Of the Earl of Clarendon
,.;..M. Provost Paradol. the new Minister to
augson zen Paris last night for New-York. He had
NJ auUenee With the Emperor yesterday.
me Prosecution of the members of the
lntSrnatona Society OF workmen was resumed in Paris
teeret one ''' '''A"'0 ~'"' '"' OoO'''' ="
80 l Ine quarterly revenue returns of En-
&ird NAT the receipts have been sixteen and one
apoading Period last year ''
lille The Duke of Saldanha has invited the
iayisors lisbon 70 frame plan calculated TO
-' prosperity Of Portugal
owen A. Ss2pmnodOre Ashburys farewell dinner,
Lerds Who Sss yesterday, was partial failure The
ooh few nse been invited were absent ana there were
se NE london Times of yesterday states that
days Wh ihapnents from New-YOrk for the next few
AHericsr unusually heavy, caused by the sales Of
81. sonds on European account.
for ne North German Lloyd shave arranged
the west InsSsahship line from southampton To
The Clyde. T and me steamers are now building on
in oeto6eI Ahe hrst Of the line win sail time
Western R circular has been issued by the Great
prOposed Eo@d Company Of Canada favorable 20 the
the fneetj, aud Glencoe loop thus anticipating
3'aff Tie subject ~ 'N' "" VI July I"
sssi.sas,pi =. meeting was held in Liverpool
~ which ths AssoF Ilresislsa "a usoupesA tlss
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BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE AT
sEA-NO LIVES LOST

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 3O.-On Tuesday
evening the steamer Tennessee left Charleston s. Co. for
NewYork with large freight and over so passengers
At O'Clock Wednesday morning fire was discovered
I'm some pressed which slowed in the forward
hold Every effort was made to extinguish the flames
the pumps throwing six streams OF water INTO the
hold, but without success. Finally the steamer was
headed for shore and at IL o'clock "Wednesday morn
ing she was run on the beach and scutted at point
short distance above Little River and 80 miles south OF
Cane Fear The weather being clear, passengers anu
crew were all safely landed. The u g. revenue cntter
VIM H. seward and the steamer City Point started ast
night to render vessel and passengers all the assist
anee possible The passengers are hourly expected mere
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FLASHING TON.

REJECTION OF THE SAN DOMINGO TREATY BY
THE sENATE-PROGRESs OF THE TAX BILL
IN THE HOUsE-THE FUNDING BILL IN THE
uOUsE-THE CUBA TELEGRAPH CABLE
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 80, 1870
The San Domingo Treaty, which has for
several months been the cause of much comment and
had feeling was to-day disposed Of in most summary
and decisive manner. 1t thought that the SUBJECT
was likely to be stn longer postponed and that the e
In which to raty the treaty would be again EXTENDED ny
President Baez Some of the more prominent OF the
friends of the Treaty. who earnestly supported In the
senate the Presidents views visited him day to aseer
tain his preferences in the matter They counseled fur
ther deay and represented that IL vote should DC
taken at this time the treaty would unquesuonapy DO
defeated To this the President answered that whe ne
most earnestly desired TO have the Treaty confirmed ne
was opposed to any longer delay and he dd not dese
TO seem TO force the Senate either way. These views
were made known the Senate floor, and an executive
session followed The session lasted little over an
hour but there was no confusion excitement and but
little was said The yeas and nays were demanded and
the treaty was defeated by q tie votes 10 ~,
twothirds being necessary TO ratfy H. IL is asserted
that the developments made in the Investigation OF the
Hatch Babcock matter had powerful influence in de-
featng the Treaty andbe fact is given in support OF this
view that at previous vote before the investigation
had begun there was large majority in its favor, but
not quite twothrds vote 1t is not likely any further
efforts will be made this session to Tatify the treaty by
Joint resolution Of the two Houses The following is the
ITO IN faiI
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THE INDIANS.
THE ARIZONA TRIBES DESIRE PEACE.

THE ARIZONA TRIBES DESIRE PEACE.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30.-Tucson, Arizona,
adyices to June IL have received Gov Stafford
ports that he has had conference with number or
chiefs representing 1900 Of the most hostile Indians
They desire peace Gov. saffOrd intimses tst hn
due the Indians He says the loss OF whites the past
month has been about IL, and the Indians U
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SPAIN.

THE EFFECT OF IsABELLAS ABDICATION-Dls-
TURBANCEs IN BARCELONA.
LONDON, Thursday, June so, 1870.
The Madrid correspondent of The Globe
writes that Queen Isabeas abdication is regarded as
mporant as rendering the candidacy of the Prince Of
Asturias possible and the choice of regent an open
question.
Slight disturbances occurred at barcelona yesterday
They were soon queled -Four persons were wounded
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

Admiral Dahlgren Ia at Gettysburg, rem.
Lady Franklin has returned TO Victoria from
sis. ssecar, o. the Fh'oraele weather.
.... Horace Greeley being unable 70 deliver tne
Of July Grafton At Grteby Ccs'ssso osh n h'
has been secured ~ orator Of he dsJ
=. Charles Humphreys, formerly of the firm o.
Humphreys Hoffman feu sod grain eonmisneA m0s>ne ~
dsiphiA, died % Wednesday, Sgd "a
AT meeting of Stockholders OF the Chcago
Burlington os Rie. CeoPsBy be CossG ?. ~
Ately John G. 0cn 81 New feff Csspn xn
Yorbss sidney BsrteA Joha W. BroeAs HoA.<d H.sn
l.m Rod and u Bessae ysssph ~ cog pesss
and CsssSosy B. Colon VI dsesrk ~. yss ssss@u3Rn - -
s...i.
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cprxrs AND cAsUAIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

An e-house containing 500 tuns of ice, be-
,nns 70 The Of sevfsrk burned
neal For Miller, n r.. on Tuesday last
Burton Eldred. on Wednesday, in fit OF
eaoasy shos and then killed. himself Hamilton
Hs wife The asssah oa h vile VS. shoeeasy oaA
sAe nsrdessr asag AZ q veil - pistol
Haas & Powelps large distillery, at Lyons. -
. from CMesxo vps burned Yesterday soo The se
probh The vors ncess der bad been eose since
- saturday night This The second une has been burnt
"A large fire occurred on Wednesday at Cote
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