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Qub!it Aoiitts.

DUBIIC NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 10Th
day OF May, instant shall proceed TO draw jurors
for the following Courts TO he held In and for the city
mo, 10 wilt;
Two panels OF iOi petit Jurors each for the Superior
Court Parts l. and H.; two panels OF l0i petit Jurors
each for the Court OF Common Pleas. Parts and H.;
panel OF $50 petit Jurors and panel OF grand Jurors
for the Court OF General Sessions.
CHARLES K L0Ew, County Clerk.
NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN that an election
~ will be held at the ONCE OF the New York Bridge
Company, corner Of Fulton and Front Sta 10 the city
o'clock At noon OF that day, for Is Directors OF said
Company for the then ensuing year.
JOHN p. ATKINSON, Sec'y, '''s"
Dated MAY 5. 1870
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Yorsts Hno Gmuuoes
A RMoRY GF the 2sD REGIMENT.

A RMoRy GF TIE 2sD REGIMENT.
WOOD BROTHERS
have removed their entire stock OF
FINE
PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
embracing every variety for City. Park aud Road priv.
ing, to the Armory OF the 22d Regiment
nth ST. BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH AVS.
Attention called tho that these Carriages are
Fresh stock exclusively OF their own manufacture. of
the designs perfect nnsh, made for the
present season to stock their new wsrerooms, 30
Broadway but owing to the late accident that
sltates the rebuilding their Warehouse have been
moved to the above Armory 1itn st., and areto be
SOLD AT COST OF PRODUCTION.
ELEGANT CLOSE coACHEs........... ..........si.ooO
LhNDAUs.. ..........". ...........fi.5Oo to i,e5o
CLARkNCEs.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 to i6io
$50 to 200
THESE CARRIAGES HAVE no SUPERIOR IN Ell
EGANCE. DURABILITY. Or FINISH.
Prices nxcd. and every Carriage offered for sale II
equal in quality TO those built to order.
GUARANTEES MADE GOOD IN EVERY CITY OF
THE UNION.
THEY ALSO OFFER
PONY CARRIAGES. NEW
DESIGNS. FOR $40.
TONY CARRIAGES WITH RUMBLE SEATS
FOR SERvAN rs. 500.
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nd st. Chambers st.
Ss A. NJ. 500 A. NJ. E,pges, Nag for D-a,lo, Dan.
kirk, Cleveland a,l tho WI,
also connects for Newhnfgh
T VIE and n hSSssGH%ieFs ss ,S,
Quenanna to buffalo '"'
DIS A. 1000 A. !" FIX ss. 9DI S"al e. EssSH
Cincinnati, and the West aud
SUPERB Drawing Ro m
G iTo% Se SSoS2% oEs 10 nj Mara, s,
siecp,ps COACHES are a nSeaS
through t 10 Cleveland r an9 gs
O 1qH & ,ST 'SH ana as so %TESi" %.
SIS p. NJ. s.9oP.M NiSSi Eyg,ess Tor Bnfalo. Dim
s and me s'wSy ..i Scd s S1pfG''nAn
sleep,sg Coach rud though
- Nom New OH 20 Buffalo.
''' '"rA N psoint. hW ss. and f soggn for "
Stepping Coschcs accompany
10. Cleveland and Cincinnat
fH. RI e. and and MSY Ms A Nj and 100
Far se count saas AND 0 WAY $50 "a M
TPI NeyeareS and Way stsA,N. $3.50 and $50 P NJ
;, Eqg spaerP and Tsy,S ana P. a. ga st ~ and
,oTs9r PsssgI s9d way ron ?sd Y beSo,, Al &is
smSs Der Il Depot at s5 i6i5 e. H. i! /! H. rs tiO%
sd s5d hsn; A. az gsaG G% ga All 4: PiPPt
From Chnnbers 81. Depot, A. NJ. ~ ~; tEt5 l. tj:t5.
8, aud tt:!5 l.. NJ
For Piermont, M1rscy. ard way. from al st. Donot,
NJ st5 A. NJ; ll;i5 t35 l5 ii5 aud t6: = NJ; and, Sat
urdays only tl2 midnight, From Chambers st. Depot at
"a Nj J. t3.D dis g. and tGai1 4. Nj SATURDAYS only
tl2 midnight.
Tickets for passage ana for Apartments IN Drawing
Room and Sleeping Coaches can be obtained, ami or.
aes ioT the checking and transfer Of BagRs De
Chambers 1t. corner 9Th II. and Sd ay., Harlem;
SS Fulton st., Brook yn Depots loot OF Chamber VI
and foot OF sd st. New York; EXCHANGE pace. and
Long Dock Depot Jersey City aud Of the Agents a
the principal hotea.
wM. r. BARR, General Passenger Agent.
J.. ID. RUcKKR, General superintendent.
MAY 2, 1870.
.DaiIy For Hackensnck only. tFor Plcrmon, only
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professional Garos.

professional daros.
Dh: LEWIS, 7Besca st., New York cures all dis.
~ eases OF o peculiar nature without exposure
trouble, or change OF diet Let those who despair OF
getting cured elsewhere, have been pronounced In
aslonished at the speedy cures which he makes Con.
practice. 80
nH. Ol.IN, "a Bond at, has equal In New York
- Tor the cure q nervous debility, all chronic and
natc AFTER being given up by others No matter who
iaed, consult the Doctor by letter In person Send
2stamps for his Medical Essays Hours, A. N. to r ~
I AIDES AFFIICTED-In whatever way, can
- rely upon safe and speedy cure by Dr.. EVANS9i
ChalhamN o., Circular Tree, lrst post.
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Sttambcats anS Railruuos.

U,RIH RAILyAY,-TRAINs LEAVE bPpot
II foot Of ia e. aud foot OF Chambers st, "a ioo",
VIZ;
nS c,, T5S% Al,
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pnOPOsALs ron iron BOILgR@.
MatUlnerp,

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
tO-hope Root sectional boiler, and iphOrss
trunk engine have been but little used and 10 good
ORDER. IL sold soon viii he disposed OF cheap, NE
room Is needed. For terms, apply u The sun oiIice
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4 DAMS EMPRESS COMPANY, 50 Broadway

New York, May II. is7O.-The Board OF Managers OF
this Company have this day declared quarterly divi
dend q s! per share PAYABLE and after June 10
stockholders OF record at closing OF transfer
books.
The transfer books will close at r. NJ, May 90 and
open on the morning OF june ,.
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Summtr Rtsorts.

AXE GEORGE,
M funf WILLIAM HENRY HoThL
" u he opened Tor summer visitors June / person.
wishing 10 engage rooms viii please address The
Arlington, at Washington, u. c, or FORT William Hen
~ Hotel, Lake George Craving room BY Hudson
River H. H. eoins through without change,
I. ROESSLE Il son. Proprietors.
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II AMI harness Ato one iron gray horse warranted
sound Apply ut trunk store corner OF Canal st. and
Broadway.
Tor SALE-Ono platform spring trnck. one ex.
Jfcs- ann one top business wagon, top and one
no top buggy ono park phaeton at 2 Sprtng st., cor
ner Clarke.
u.OR sALE-A coal cart with DIRT box. set OF
i harness. AMI coks cart; also. hay cutters must be
sold cheap account OF the owners death 305 10Th
LNOR SAIE-A horse. wagon, and harness will be
Il sold cheap. Apply ut li2 Broonies II.
NOR SALE--2 rne large cart truck horses. to
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a9ofitrrrI.
A sToUNDiNa DEvELOPMESTsi
"A npuoop.rs pF1D, READ REApi
Information h.. been received .s.. esr..In p.,,ls:
eJ srs n s.sr ,s VII sSs
ExAMISko Yo Pf%o ficRsf bRTokE YOU vSTk
for fourteen years the rights OF the peo
Ss,s !: SSss.'
able and Democratic Judiciary @ in,s5pEs. the Coz
found Syin@ ON, sosus tcIst with The names Back
kepublicsns on n he shoud be sumInaiiy deau with.
as follows; VI '"0 80
COURT OF APPEALs.
For Chief Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
For Associate judg, 9 OF the Court OF Appeals,
KKnnFFuJssN W. W PEcKfiAM
CHARLES A. RArALLo'
For Additions, judges Of The court of Common reas
''' i IA sHH y S Y lFFoSiSsOs'
RYqC,iHit ,1,t, IL hhkRREMoRR.
For ne qS e whose Ps s n sa Ss
VI '""'es !" pecemoer 81, iS7O,
CHARLES u: VAN pHoNr''
For .dd,ono, Jus'es. 81 Inc Marine cour, Of the city
''"' wv OF New YORK;
aEopGE sUEA.
WiiiIAM H. TRACY.
PIiiI,ip j JoACHIMSEN
hnuoIaenI GhN. .It ~ ,,,,an H" A"''
pl orucf VI ue uehe'e' NV M NJ rwrvn
""' w. Chairman.
MM HiTcHsAs, secretary, ,,.,. H.. 49, w.. -
N.b-A reserve Supply OF DanoU ipr any ms,u %,
Election District REQUIRING thcnl VIII pe kept on hinu
Hall General Committee room. and Gown town at air.
Taylors. ~ Nassau st. ~
----------------------
Alta RRCUuAU MEETING, OF the Twenty.
A nrst WasS nem1cratic lance Club, held at tn cir
,onne Wv "a sv on wa aan nj ''
ou1~hE prcsnp'e AM M ",ir nv heaSa with
extreme pleasure OF the action o. toe Ialnmany Han
organization IN nominating canulnlcs TOT tue rhIVs
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e ss % NJ "a: Of n
pERRMPTORY SALE
% S e ar sss 20 , s aos sssI
necessary + sd ,SSs !Fo acres Of ground
vi, sci. a .ssss asSS.y ", & o.
the ground the above beautifully located properly on
nom whitehall lock lis view Of the ocean ksrrows,
sstr.ctieSs 70 those Wishing hes.y, cheap and con.
and sna ye % s ihs peach win elegant
Pss nv r. ssy
enty per cent OF the purchase money can remain on
81 ssrss sss obtained a,
sale RRSVl2ii e s15 4 Pine st.
o. o. JDnf afhhaY E 81 @ao.ai;,.
NEW BEDFORD.- and heirs sale OF
~ oesutifg residence BY suction.-0n tuesday, tth
n NJ. ssdSa vii cd ne @sb
e'ISae 81 the ,s,e d Almy' nown %Grey.tcne e.,
into lawn, garden, and meadow, has been thoroaasiy
sa% aa'y ;SO saS VIZ and
The house, which Is Of Grccian style Of architecture
built Of beautiful granite, nearly square Ths hall
And on each .ide are large rooms Surprising gaSoT,
library. bedroom water closet, BIN tSoms &c. &C.
dressing rooms attached and all Are amply supplied
On Ihs south sds q The house. and connected With
the library and paror IL large conservatory Upon
the premises are csterns, and the well water 10 excel
lent.
The stable IL large. and OF granite. Also, good
laundry. The meadow In the OF the house Is In
the highest state OF culture.
The location OF this property is on the heights
looking toe river and harbur OF New lie ford and
9nquestionaoy the most beautiful aud elegant resi-
sale positive, and no postponement.
GEO. A. BOURNE, Auctiopeer.
(uTY OF THE sEA.-Great Staten Island safe OF
~ tpenhd property at New Brighton. Staten leland,
Thursday, May 3D. on promises BY order OF execuo VI
etate OF j. 8. Nestervc deceased see auction adyer
ttement send for maps To
ANyPERsON become the owner OF a fine lot
N In kliznbethpOrt nourHhing and grow Ing OF
Elizabeth N terms ti0 cash ti0 monthly until paid
for prices 100 to $50. Aliens can hold and convey
real estate there. Apply to Il. X. KELLOGG Execu.
tor, Broadway New YORK. or 2d st., kliZabethport.
V,HE COURT sALEOF
Toe fahhin Van 4cryuott estate cOlSs Of "a
splendid lots, situated In the 18th Ward which
will take place WEDNESDAY,, May %, will be the
largest sale ever made OF brooklyn proDertyi specu.
ators Investors, and all interested IN real tate VIII
do well ~ send for mars (bciurc the supply exhaust
cdl to JOHNSON a MILLER
I;STATE OF j. =. wESTBRyELT.--Circat
IL rac nj New Brighton. station IlAnu, Wy order OF
executors, Thursday, May 10 , mars ut Ofhce OF
JOHNSON a MILLER, - Nassau 81.
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9taal Hoiitts.


SUPREME COURT-oity and County OF New
York.-octayia Dovcc, wife OF Henry Boyce, by
John Kerr, her next friend agt Henry Boycc, James
Clemens, Jr and Others. In pursuance OF Judgment
decree 10 partition made by the above Cont the
above entitled a'tion, and entered the i1th day OF
March, $50, l. Hamilton W. Robinson. tho Referee
ramcd in the said judgment decree. will cell at pub.
lie auction AT the Exchange salcsroom, a III Broad
way, in the city of New YORK. the 2'h day of June
1870 at T. O'Clock OF tnat day. al those certain
twenty lots plccesor parcels OF lana situate, lying AMI
being In the Twelfth ward OF the city OF New York.
and being known md designated In certain map
thereof made by Aaron Vanderpoel. Daniel r. lngra.
ham, aud John Cochranc appointed to make partition
OF said certain lands, formerly belonging TO John Mul
lanphy deceased by reference to certain decree
partition and map thereto annexed which sald map
and decree duly filed in the once the CLERK OF
the city and county OF New York the nrst day Of
Apr, In tho year. In certain Partition In the Supreme
Court. wherein James Clemens aud Eliza his wife
were plaintiffs, and Bryan Mullanph and others were
defendants aud which aid map has been duly recorded
In the ON of the Register OF the city and county
New York ana In Tin case No. =. That said lois and
premises known and designated IN said decree and
maps as having been allotted and psTtuOned set
OF TO bryan Mnllanphy by said Commissioners and
known and designated aud marked on said map
eyenty.two (isl, one hundred (O0 humid Ell and
QOl) eghtyone (S), eighy.two go, eight, three
ISL eightyour OsIl, eightynve go, elghty'siS co,
eightyscyen go, one hundred aud eight ti) one hu
bred and ten ilO), hundred and eleven QlJ. one
hundred and twelve Ci2l, one hundred and thirteen
uiS. one hundred and fourteen uiD.
' HAMILTON w ROBINSON, Referee.
X. NJ. HARRINGTON, Plaintiffs Attorney
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UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE, THIS FRI
~ day. ll5 West Twenty seventh street. near Sixth av
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctoneer
win sell this Friday commencing 10b o'clock all the
elegant costly Furniture contained In tho above residences
consisting rosewood PauolOe, Paror suits, covered In
broca,el and silk reps Centre Tables Turkish Chairs Paint
ngs. Bronzes. Ornaments Curtains, Carpets Mirrors &c
Dining Room Furniture Chairs Extension Table, Buffet,
Glassware Dinner and Tea Sets Sverplaed Wre Knives
Forks spoons, Ice Pitchers and other articles Bedroom
Fmnitufe-Rosewood and walnut Sets single and double
Bedseads 70 Cured HAIR Beds Spring Beds Carpets
Curtains Sheets, Pillows, &C. Also Kitchen and Basement
Furniture In all 40J lots useful Household Furniture
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

ID G. BRIGGS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CROCK
ID. cry Ware at auction, lots to fuit families ana
the trade 1919 o'clock this morning and every gay tos
week, al IL West Broadway. = u. wAhH"AN ~
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A UCrION NoTICE.-TIIs DAY, At los O'CLOCk,
"A the entire Stock and Fixtures OF the grocery store NO.
73S East Ninth street. ID, will be SOLD at aucton'
In small lots, positively.
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s sALE.-J. 8. wE1NBERGER, AUG
n onecr by s. HERMAN CO. will sell this day at lo9
o'clock all the Household Furniture OF the second MOOT ~
house No. 173 Fourth street. near avenue A. cgnssus y.
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus Lounges, Mnlos, han
stands, Cooking Stove, Crockey and emma ware,
Utensils &c. BY order of JOHN MOERSEI, A'mlnsuaol'
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

VxrANTED-TO RENT OR WOULD BUY, FURNITURE
1 1850 Chambers street
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

LIEN r, MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER, -
Friday July at 10H O'Clock. the premises No. y
Union square, east between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Streets and Bar Fixtures The entire Stock and
Fixtures above Restaurant, recently fitted 5ew,
comprising Bar Pumps Tables Chairs, Porce
lain and Glassware Plated Ware, Cutlery MoDcnse
Range with only three months In use Ice
articles Incidental first class restaurant
Terms cash. without
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
COUNTRY BOARD.

n side ~ minutes from 1brhourth street ferry two
three parties find Board summer Apply 243
Broadway, room No. g.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

GUNNER BOARD AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
- fruit where comforts of home be had 40 minutes
by New Jersey Railroad from nine trains and
turn daily. Apply TO J. KAUFMAN, No. 8 Gold street.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

A CHANCE FOR SOME oNE.-15 ACRES, FINE
n house, barn. fruit and shade tTees at Jamaica, l..
The late residence Of Judge Moses Gale viii be sold by
III Broadway Thursday July at l2 o'clook For
particulars apply as above, or TO GEORGE W. D1TCHETT
No. New Chambers street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

CTAMFORD, CONN.-BOARD FOR TWO ADULTS, IN
- private family; other boarders tax three minutes
walk from depot. Address STANFORD, box l22 Herald
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

RYJw. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER- WILL sIs n,
- MS day, without reserve, IN ono lots commence
ing at O'clock the Books Papers, Stationery Fancy
stock Class Cases shelving and valuable Lsase Of
Sale positive. '"'~
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

ONE OK TWO FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
~ with large airy Bedrooms and Parlor with without
private table, at of the most desirable country
Summit, N. J. Inquire al station
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY l, TRIPLE SHEET


.,t-"sl1l. nA1. Ts 70
A FOR SALE. 7sl LEXINGTON AVENUE, OR WILL
n exchange for lot OF Ground this 10 OF the best
built up town also Fftyfourh street,
Fifth
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

AN OLD BRICK HOUSE FOR sALE-ON CEDAR
n street. Tnrryovn, Joining Mr HunpllIes' and Known
the Black estate; lot 50x0 and In full view OF the river
price 81 80; xbpo cash, balance mortgage.
(. EMBERSON, 42l Eighth avenue, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD,
" for the se permanently, in a private family,
about twenty miles from New York For further particulars
address NJ. c., box 30, Summit Nj. r.il r
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

BOARD CAN BE SECURED FOR THE sUMMER-lN
- the beautiful village OF Patchogue, the Great South
Bay In first class bouss, ny applying at s Lafayette
nuc, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

VEShERs. oo
Manufacturers and dealers IN
Vcneers and Fancy Wood,
Hungarian Ash =, ,v.,nu,
Amboine, Tuya and Tulip Wood.
Black Walnut and Ash Burs . =,
Mahogany, Rosewood, Brdseye and Cured AapN
Mahogaiiy, Walnut and Ash Crotches
Satinwood, &C., &C.
Veneers cut to order and 'ize.
i7o and l72 Centre street.
r.c,orv 2sl Monroe street,
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seLr on MoRt o. ghN,ss FURNISHED
Rooms with without Board ~ Worth House, .02 Fifth
venue. single Rooms for gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

NIONTRosE STATION, ORANGE, N J.-ELEdANT
M complete Furnished unfurnshed) Resdence; water
and gas throughout grounds highly improved depot
Photographs and particulars of HAMILTON WALLIS
No. Nassau street, corner Pine.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

A Ill WANTING FARMS.-e0gO ACRES. GOOD SOIL,
"A mild climate; "a miles south of Philadelphia; price only
$2b per also improved Farms The place growing
rapidly than any other place In the United States
thousands are settling. Address G. X. LANDfS, Vine
LAM i fn
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

(\NE MORE PARTY CAN BE Accommodated WITH
" good Board Ia private family at Tarrytown. Apply
the premises College near Broadway address
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

NEW FRENCH ROOF COTTAGES TO LET OR
"A. for sale, at Ruherfurd Park, N. j. lerms TO suit.
THOS K. AGNEW, ECO Greenwich street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEkEEPERs,
HotelEeepers and the Trade
Over Su0 lots and over as2O0O0 worm
Elegant Household Furniture, PAINTINGS 8, Bronzes,
at public auction to the highest bidders,
this day (FIiday). July |. at 1O11 O'Clock,

at the large i've story residence, II Tenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue, near h avenue.
Magnificent four round coered rosewood IA octave flano
forte eight rich Paror Suits covered win Drocatc striped
plain reps aud haircoth Pier Oval Mirrors, broca
1e, reps and lace Curtains, magni1cens on rainngs nun
BTonzes French Clocks Vases Statuary Capnss Oo ae
rose Lageres Tables Bookcase Writing Desk 10 ROSEWOOD
aud walnut Chamber Suits, Mattresscs beddlng, SOFAS
Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery &C. Reliable men in
to cart pack goods for az
be charges EDWIN NICHOLS, Aucuoneer.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

NEORRIsTOwN, N. J.-TO RENT, ONE FURNISHED
I and unfurnished House, TO depot coanplee
with gas and all modern improvements Address T.
L.. LOuNSBURY.
The New York herald., 1870-07-01

TTOTEL FOR SALE-FURNISHED COMPLETE AND
III perfect order 10 miles from New York, railroad
paving splendid bar and livery business bet
~ JOHN II. GRAY, 70 Cedar street.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-27

TENNESSEE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNyEN
TIoN.-The Tennessee Constitutional Conven
tion met at Nashville. January 10th, and or
ganized by electing John c. Brown, an ex
Confederate, as permanent President. The
Convention, having an overwhelming majority
Of Conservatives and Democrats as members,
will doubtless adopt amendments to the State
Constitution repeating the odious franchise
laws and other obnoxious provisions, ard when
the result of their labors shall be ratified by
the people of that State it will be the death of
Radicalism in Tennessee, unless Congress
should kick that State out of the Union as il
has Georgia, and in utter disregard of the
Constitution, reduce it to the condition of a
Territory or a military dependency. There is
nothing to prevent Congress from doing so, as
the members of that body have long since
ceased to have any regard for their oaths of
office, and have no more respect for the Con-
stitution, which they have sworn to support,
than tho decent people of Idaho have for a
Wisconsin carpetbagger.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-27

SIMEON WALTERS IN MoNTANA-The Deer
Lodge Independent of January LIST, having pub.
lished in full the account given in the Idaho
WORLD, comments as follows, from which it
appears that Walters character while in Mon
tana was not what he himself represented:
On the first page of to-day's paper is to be
found detailed account of the circumstances
attending the execution of this truly unfortu.
nate young man. We publish it in full because,
as will be remembered by all the older resi-
dents, Walters was once citizen OF Deer
Lodge, where still reside many who have
known him from his infancy. While here in
Montana, regard for truth compels US to say
that in utter disregard of selfrespect of family
pride, Of the admonitions OF friends and near
relatives, and of that moral influence which
had surrounded him from infancy to manhood,
he gave unmistakable evidences of resolution
firmly made, to lead life of wickedness and
crime, and to take the desperate chances in
eluding that punishment which sooner or later
is almost certain to 0vertake the guilty yiolater
of law. His ignonllnous death is but another
proof of the truth contained in the old maxim,
THAT murder will out though tongues were
out of use"