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, 1870-05-06
SPORTING MATTERS,


There is considerable speculation going on Just
at nresept all over the country as TO which Is to be
The champion base bali club the present season-
II is conceded by everybody thaf the quesIion
narrowe itself down to the Chlcagos and the he'd
StocktnpH, us the latter ciub has beaten about
eyerT oiher In existence. OF course the chances
are heavily il 1arpr Of The t*Reds:" But. taking
the games Of the. season, Just as ,dne55 dtne5
ci,bs and the Cii,cinnats have nothing 70 b1ag o1
In their scores or course, the series OF games
which the Chlcagoers are about to play Eth tne
New Orleans clubs, when finished, VIM ahote
more data for speculative purposes than Ia pos
sesscd NOW.
CANE N CHICAGO.
4 match game Of base bali vas rlayed festeIoa,
bcrwcen the McVlcker's Theatre Club and Man
nInc,s Minsttr1s on the grounds Of the ior1neI
Twenty-uinth street and Indiana aFenne, result
fpy IN q yictoJY for the former.
, 1870-05-06

NeH ORLEANS, Nay hJCotton nrn1, with fair
demand. =, ,-,en M cor,
ccarre and higher, Ls0@1sa Oats, 7oc. Bran,
S1.+9.
PaoT1sioss- ss1. Bacon and lard nm
and unchanged. ..n. us.eaas ,7rcn
Gs0cEH1ES- Sugar, uA@lse, Molaaaes-P1anao
, 1870-05-06

f,,u.1s>Ay1. Mar a-Tne man found dead near
colnmIia. Yesterday, was william PeudIeton, a
ynn0 nrinfer OF this city, OF very respectable con-
necti0ns. The Curoners Jury decline to say VINO
caused the death. The Impression prevails tnat
he committed suicide
, 1870-05-06

The irish Literary Association Will meet this
evening Ia their haIl PTai17t Farmer Building, op-
posite tic Post once leG1afs On He,,rs1ea3 nv
NJ AiYred O'Dounhue, md tho other metaness
Win nave debate AZ ars la,itsa a. afisnd general
..,as, ~ - held to-mo11uW evening at the hall
Eo is south cla1k street 70 tais saIthes a;s. msas
sures 10 secure The enforcement q tas IaTa se9un
9eTey. Dr. King, Of london, viii lead me noon
a.y nssyer meeting IN Farweli Hall to-day.
, 1870-05-06

Nervous Headache, Llvor Con1-
p1ains, etc., etc. The brain, being the most deli
este and sensitive Of all our organs Is necessarily
A headache iB often the nrst symptom Of serious
disease Il the nervous system Is Affected, there
Is always trouble at its source In the pericranlu.
tbre peryades the entire frame, no part Of the
phf6ical structure can be affected without the
nef,es suffering synpasheticslly- Liver complaint
eject is Btupor, confusion Of ideas, hJpo-
chondaasis; sometimes persistent or petiod!eal
headnehc- In any cage, tho best remedy that can
cccding from indigestion or bousness, or both, the
stDmaEhtc and amt bilious properties OF the prep
n1aton Will soon relieve the torture, by removing
Other words. II It has originated IN the nervous
system, and Is not tho result Of ssmpathy-fAe
Eitte1s will be equally efncaciouA
, 1870-05-06

The Deau Iaeal scarf tn the latest London Style
INTRODUCED In this country BY Fisk, Claf6 flass,
New York, is very pretty and noVel anals. :.
,.,n he Horn With the ends thrown back, exposing
ne sh1r, front, OF With the ends crossed nnd Sc
.eed h scarf- -pIn answering the donhle purpose
NJ n lie or scarf. Brown i Prior, oi chicago
| haye them.
, 1870-05-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Thc Immigration Convention III
ChnflcRtOns
CHARLESTON, May The Immigration ConFen- ri,
.tian adjourned today. They took measures ioa
establishing European freight ana emg14aou
stt.sutship line: for the forma1sgu Of an tumagra-
tien Bociety, with central bureau u Charleston,
and fer the introduction Of Chinese labor INTO n
callties Of rhe South where it can be used WALL
AuGautnEe.
, 1870-05-06

C1EcISEA11, Nay a-F11vate dispatches state
that the Steamer EcNton sunk opposite Helena this
morning at O'Clock. She was owned by Captain
h. II. Hart, Of this city, and Is total loss. In
lead Of Cincinnati produce No lives lost
, 1870-05-06
THE TRIGGER,

rIGEcx SHOOTING MATCH At DEXTER PARE.
A ht1d match WAS contestedat Dexter Park On
TueEday between Charles Kern and James H
were cne ounce of shot, powder ad aih., = yards
rise, both for single md double birds. g yards
boundary for single and 100 yards for double birds
the birt1s in all cascs to be given the wind. The
single hird match was won by Foster, s. 70 b.
Thc double match by the same: score. 20 to IS
, 1870-05-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
BOARDING AND LODGING

J1,AsTEp-GoOD FARMS In ILLINOIS OR II:
W diana as first payment on, in e1chAnK Tor Enod
homes in Ghicaeo, at JARVIS Room s7 Isl Washing
, 1870-05-06
To The Tribune Readers

Mcssm Byrn, Smith L Co, Importers and deal
ers u, china and glassware, have now IN stoek
the best assortment 10 be found In the West
Those wishing tue best OF goods ana 1ne to"ess
t,rtces should give this frm call
, 1870-05-06

Wire cloth window screens are again coming III
demand Persons wanting them should go 70 tne l
pioneers in the trade, Hessrs. Evans Co., no sol
lake street, who have facilities for putting up
screens for the whole city. Painted wire cloth Is
fnrhished at IS cents per Jald. The trade are lib
tcrnIiy dealt with.
, 1870-05-06

Especial Noticc.-The Famous Hall
ford Sauce, this day advertised IN our columns, s
In use At Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.
Grand
St NIcholaa
Metropolitan
Continental Philadelphia
0iraru IS
Burnett House, Cincinnati
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Sherman House, Chicago.
fremont
and At the realdenccs OF gentlemen who viii have
the besL -.
For sale by sTAnroS / Co., amt all nrss- class
gTucera.
, 1870-05-06
Fine Carriage Horses

Parties desiring an elegant pair OF catriagt
horses. warranted kind, and sound, very STYLISH
can hear Of rare opportunity on application 10 =
r. DM5er Co., 30, 81, and 81 Lake street,
, 1870-05-06

The springfield tnnss'> ArnsoFy.
e,u1scr1E1p. Nav a-One hundred and nifty
viii Shortly be discharged from the United States
ATmDrT.
, 1870-05-06

Bos1os. May 8-The officers Of the Unlon Pa
ctfc Rail!oad Company, state that there is no
&nfh in the rumors TINT trains will stop running,
under any cirEums stances whatever.
, 1870-05-06
THE CITY n BRIEF.


About lis yesterday morning names we're oo-
served in the two-sterT frame building NO. 1as
Warren arenue, owned and occupied By IL van
1nw4geu. It was damaged to the extent OF ssV
md the furniture within s7oot Both are fully IN
sured In the Flremen's. The cause Of the nse Il
unknown. ....
-Atx O'Clock yesterday morning. the one-ssofJ
frame house No 500 West Lake street, owned and
occurted rs saloon By Ars. Barrett, was partially
dcs1Jpyed, Loss 81 600: insured for 1000 In the
Republic. The adjoining cottage. No. sss, owned
hy Mra. Tnt1Ick, was somewhat damaged. Loss
rstirnatcd st 500; Insurance net learned The
orf01n Of the ure is a tnEetcry.
THE alarm from Box No. IN, At nye minutes OF
In franc structure In the rca1 Of No. 1oa Sedg-
Wick street, owned by john Wren. a barn ao}a-
cert, belonging to the same gentleman. was Mso
tsa1narei, rs were several 2dlo10fng 1ouse3
Wrcn estimates his loss at $500; in5uIea- ho: l9o
Sedrxtck street, owned and occupied D5 M1uan ~
Ee1a suffered to the extent ot s1eos 1nsnftn Ioi
Ss6t0 in the Republic No. Htnsahe street tne
residence Of Thomas 0NeiHt Tas burned conSo'
eIsh1y. Loss sa5p; insured for s.. 200 10 the he-
nnhlic. A defective chimney WIS the cause
the two fre-test frame buildings at the loot o.
Washington st1eet. on the lake SHORE, were SET o.
firr and burned to the ground, LAST evening, IN or
der ia 1uakc rpon far the tent Of the clrcna com
nsI1y. whIch IS 10 be here in . few days. The re
1.ccsjcn In the sEy wus very bright, and many per
sons rtnalred TO the shore under the impression
fcnf rrssel was on IRE out In the lake.
, 1870-05-06

TENNESSEE,

TIE NgwMAHkET RACES. .-..
ToEnnS, May a.--The one thousand EuincaS
sax 8 at Newmarket we're won BY Hester; Ff1Tol-
nv .c0ud, and Malone third.
, 1870-05-06

All in 1ynnt OF NtrSt.cJRss boots and
ahoes 20 to Hamilton 4 Hoadley'H, 1873 Lake Street,
who keep the largest stock Of "Burt's various
styles, at lowest Prices.
, 1870-05-06

Meteorological record for Nay 5, 1870. IS report
ssrest correspondent to The Smithsonian Institute
The sInan letters are the initials for the words
i Vce1ing,r" " gente,"' hixA, dry." moist at
, 1870-05-06

CROSBT'S OPERA HOUSE.
, 1870-05-06

c1sc1ssI11, May a-The funeral Of ADAM a.
rhis forenoon, 1t was veyy largely attended Ihe
Ciuclnnat, Pioneers, members Of Inc DAY. Oao
Fellows, and many Others, we're In auehoance-
Bishur Cla1k oh1c!ated.
, 1870-05-06

fsir 4 BxasisTsc prime, 17k9isaafc:-! @<.@ =
ete1lIn9, *1t3A. -.
EaTEIFir1I. fair demand; 1ntddlinz SKA
&c. saies $500. Receipts s,1ss Exports 6,4H.
Stock II, ,14s.
, 1870-05-06
PARTNER9 WANTED.

Nv ANIEn~+t7 for ho1tee ard Let On South CT West
sae, a*sS vii f sssasne 1usn ,nasnhfaaeo Aaasese
OWNERr Tribune onef-
, 1870-05-06

nERsoNAL-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY oF PRE-
i posessinG xppeATance wishes 10 form the acQuant-
anee Of Ecnueman who wen1a b Wink to assi.t hct
c43kc,
, 1870-05-06

rur!s. Tae sca1 Ct tn-eec T..:o mc1e n.n5e13 q
the Iast day Of tbe last term VIII be reserved until
EG1E Ga Monday, AID co sca.s will be tcserrcd
1troEd that time. All who were not members ~
the close OF the last term should make their appH-
is.-Li. Il Salu.G2y.
BuTEiaty.
hot.e Of A. Wehbcr. So. i5oE South VeIls street,
was cutcrrd through hack window by burglars
who decarnped witn 500 IN cash and 1Tenty pairs p
x1B which tbey TOOK from the pocket ora coat
oy;ped IN MIX Usher, who boards In the house.
cold watch, valued at $50, WIS also supposed to
have been stolen, but It Was found On the door Of
,ne of tha tes}.TODruA
, 1870-05-06

P1mp1es Removed nnd the Skin
factured by Caswel, Hazard 4 CO., New York.
, 1870-05-06
s,sbbrur Anray-Sinc Cuts, but None Scr1-

A stabbing ARRAY occurred In hu a1!e{ on ol
Atcnrpc street, between Wahash and Michigan
asauues. about II O'Clock yesterday morning. I1e
narticInauts were Thomas Miller and Stepheu
krnEIey. both colorcd men. The origin OF tne
ounFrel vas this: One evening last week the TWO
men we're riding In Madlson-street caf-- a
woman of color not noted for her virtue Vas also
a nassengeIs She happened to he seated petWeen
Miller ana Briukley, and both conFcrsed "tn nei:
Nhen about to leave the car, the gallanfs Jumped
mn and offered to accompany her home Br1nkley
i,tDr The best looking, she accented his services,
snl fhey went Oh, leaving Miller In the sIset
It1erinV threats to get even The EMO met a. Lne
place indicated, yesterday morning: dor the & mrs1
lime since the episode. and Mlaer oetaa ssan
to abuse BrtDtley for cntlme ,1la 1lil
out. Brinkley replied hy throwing ot1cks:
miller became angry, took from his .HocSet .
njue ttmeA-tTire In the right arm, once n tue
hreast and once in the abdomen, the others Deine
distibuted over other parts OF the boaf. Mass
woa satxned and ran away leaving Et1nA!sy t
on the ground III q partially inaensb!e eonoltaon.
4 mar pamed Alfred Edwards. and ano1neI PET
son saw the aHray, End stAIteA N pu5sWs ~ -
ler Observing Poiicemsa Stanton IN the distance.
thes hailed him, aud be arrested tne inense Ana
7ncx hs1D to tac A1uosy- Bt1nkie! Has cunseseo
IN tbe County Hospital where bis injuries were
*rndea 70. Sone of the wounds arc Thought 70 be
ot a eerious character, but II is d1ncu!t 70 Say
1rhst m:r be the result OF the stab In tue abdo.
rneT,. TIE u1isonet had hearing before J1soce
SnmrneJfejj. 1t the Police Court and was COIL
mittCa1 10 thc lookup without batl. His Honor r.
1narfinV that this was had weather for *0updA
anI he should not feel justified In releasing btanA'
IeT. eyea il he could furnish bonds
, 1870-05-06

NEW YoRk, MAy 6.-Ihe DIT goods market Is
devoid Of acttetty among the wholesale and Job
neSs under more favorable weather In prtcea
there Is little change The following are me moss
important: Atlantic 4, heavy brown ehe eeun8a, re-
dueed to 13c; do Il, to 14Hef fasanc exua, to
14Hc, and Lyman E, to 1aHc.
, 1870-05-06

HrEr.1o. NAV .A-C6ttle-Recepts 939 cars:
last week. ESQ; market easier for buJers; shipping
cattle at S7.e39a37E; stockcls In fair supply and
demand at $a-00t3Ao1-
Sheep-Recc!pfs1 light and market firm: salcs Of
e1O ohio, averaging 81 ms, at 7c, and 36s 1udta1n.
averaging 90 hs, Mt TIC.
HogB-Duli at =. .01{a9-5Q
, 1870-05-06

PITTSBURGH, Aay 5-Csttle here closed 1r1n-
Hogs are selling at &c for light, and LOG fol
choice: supply equal to demand. -
Sheep are selling at 3a6Hc for aheased; buyerz
utenty: In good demand
, 1870-05-06

To Remove Moth Patches, FTecklcs
aLd tan from the face, use PcHy'a Moth and
Ffeckle Lotion The only reliable and bArml. SO
rrmcdY, Pre-. AIRED By Dr. h c. Perry, ~ Bond
street, New TLrk- Sold by ali druggists.
, 1870-05-06
~ - = :; = = = z::ss: 81;
9.u3 Is + E.h. e
:. n. r. a:& ISL J g Inch:
MHrAIEH AAASAC
Persuun1.

Personal. ..
H. IT, ssa ssF ssss sss55s
IL: i1asPsnasass, 'Sanee e @ssey pspsl
9.eTy 1ssse y ,ae edass ia: bpt lslaJ in its general
chR.acseE
openInE ,oa Of aas =, fbe" tbe pnb1Ic schools Tin
The summer saDssv tem MaT y 3 Inc PRINCIPALS Of the
sntdnas ss,uras! y ~ {{s:sl1ins
IL, III ism-, for tie purpose -
, 1870-05-06

CutnneoMs discnscs cured by usaNE
Juniper Tar Soap. made By CasWel, uazaru i TO-,
New York.
, 1870-05-06

cl,nppcd IYaudn and FnccA Cured
bT using Juniper Tar Soap Made by Caswel,
Hazard L Co., New York
, 1870-05-06
Hotel Pe7rona1a

UOtcl PcTFona1Hs --. ....
Among the arrivals at the fremont Aou9G, !es-
tcrdaJ, we're tho following: Aon; JoGn ~
BoJie, st. Louis; E Coles. PhhsdeiRmAs; y; Gtt =
CIV Columbus; c. ]. Heiney, SGo1ash4 ~
Dr s j. Walker, Kentucky. .. + MHe9. n4.an7 y L
a-olis; r. A Scott ": Shaw, rhlaaelpn!a; e e;
Fran wisconsin; e. Porter, PsbufaEn' g 5ni. SolonSl
q. n. Le.,ct, St. Paul: ". D. hiFh, st- 1Ao' D.
G. Huston, Columbus. .r.,
-Arnuux the arrivals at the sherman HOUSE !Gs
ter,1aF wsre the following: HOE Hllam AcEui- y
iough Ns5Fland: Alexander EranSt0n, Malyl1
81 itarclsy, EEp, Nevada: 4 + AllleI, I9!sao
Elade: I. c. Clement, Cincinnati: b. LpGiy' 9fiy
St Louis: G Cole, Boste9; e Z 9eyM aesIe ca,o .
fadp, Seth Thomas, Bost9n; Nt1. y. I4ptGit'
WIN. E Spauldiug, ash!ngt9n, T. Z; y. ~.
IuInson. Cincinnati: II. a. Wood. Sess 1ofx
Or. Flnaper, Quincy; Hon. r & Chandler, uc'
Ka1b; James Armstrong, Darenport
Among the ar11TalB At the HI1gGs Aoase, w ~
terday, we're The following: D, s bafnaam, ata- ~
IsTrcnre, Omaha; E z. Floyd, St Joseph. NJ
C l. LonK, ksnsasi 4. 4 snaW, inoianapons:
Y. n Atis Dayton; William j. Jucd, Dubuque
E " Howe. Boston; " 1. Teltord, y u GAnoic,
r. s. Smith, SyTzcuse: W E Hood holI Ma!ne
J. n uongtr Rock 1slandt He1J Leg. Emia IL =
r. Snow, Hartford: J. F. JenEenE, seoaIa' Ao@ ;
Il. C. jamestown, CnloS7do+ -,
Among the aI1ir1l 1t the St James Hotel, yes
tes.fay, were tue following: J. W EauanIype,
Ashland, u. H. Chandler, GalEna; e A E1an-
dali, Virginia; c. II. Donaldson. LoutsFinett W. "
Easie5, Virginia: J. r. Green, Boston; \ r MI
:, Toledo; l. Pollock, Philadelphia: J: L Lewis,
New York: Il E. Picket. New ioIk; II = Eve5-
TIM. M2tc1toWns A. ]. Hodges, Peoria; L. Aostea'
Ea1enR
, 1870-05-06

YessefaRr afternoon, Louis Danytcf, IL years o.
age tn attempting to get On train Of cars On the
Illinois Central Railroad, near ne round noase,
fhr iocrmoriye passed orer his Fight leE crushing
80 badly beioH the knee that amp1tanon Has nee
Ae vas taken to The Eesdsass o. sIs ns Rs'
An upknGHn man fell oil an express WAGON
near The Madison street bridge, yesterday alts5-
noon, aud injured hts head anu legs naaH: Ae
yss conveyed to his come On South Chnton
Bt1eet a-,,,,or., IN
The printing Office Of Church, Gooonaa = s aect
dent on wednesday afternoon. He waa stanang
near the elevator used for holsttnz forms; with rs
CAVE down suddenly, cutting on hls nose and
knocktrp CUT several OF his teeth he Vas re-
moved to the County Hospital and properly taken
"A half-witted boy who goes along the nrcak-
drowned yesterday. While seated Win hls 1est
hnneinr over the edge OF The GrtaEwatef ne sha-
denly fcli tn. dc went down twice, aud upon
ris,nr to the surface some one put ont nsn pole
to him. He caught hold Of 1t and WAS pnaea
A son OF HI. sxeeeer, Eho resides 1t No. 11oe
Wabash arenae. fell from Tie roof Of barn IN M tns
Of .ss ss On sn poien Ct bone
was removed, and the little fellow Is uolng vel
-Between u and l O'Clock yesterday g p9g
% Rspar 1S19 70 Of nosns Il
Chicago, Burlington Quincy Ha,ifoa, ngsi n5i
fhe Balsred greet crossing, snpreo aah
fefI unier the WheeIs- His right hand VI!
cut Of iust above the wrist and be Eas tasen &c
The Catholic Hospital he has a Nloo"ea noshsl
Eho resides at No. eos Sampson Il street: u,o.
An e1pressmau, named Fred kau, Solllet
WITH wagon In front Of 10. go Madison
rect, yesterday afternoon, and was throNn 70 tns
ground. Hts head and shoulders were oaatJ a Cut
Dr.-A1ndt took him TO the drug store On me cofns
oI Madison and Franklin s1eets, and: a1teI ahenss
Ing ~ his injuries, had him conveyed 70 MS aoIne
No, 20l Forpuhar street
"A boy named William schumaket, 0Se JeaE
of age, feIl on stick Of timber on wagon as ID
ana Adams street yesterday afternoon, and on
wheel passed orer him: lie vas not i41u1e
much ais parents reside at No 16 Van bofe
frRrt
, 1870-05-06
MARRIED.

Paper Bnngil1gx and Window
sha.,ca, latest styles Paints, oils, glass md
br1,ahca, at F. E KlgbT 3. 50 Randolph-st-
, 1870-05-06

De.uera1e mid FntnI ARRAY at Red
Fork, Ark
MKArn1s, May Son Monday, Frank Malpas, 9
/ merchant Of Rel Fork, was attacked by Den. anai !
sam Moore. In front Of his store. He de1ended
| M0uptlipC Sam. -
, 1870-05-06

ptnp1ca on the ERCe.-Eor Come.
tlones, bfack-Wolms or grubs, pImply eruptous,
and blotcnc designations on the face, use iefTy g
Cumedone and Plmpfe Remedy. sold BY al
druggists.
, 1870-05-06
LOST AND FOUND.

TocT~ Il ATAREE BROWN AND WHITE POINTER
IloS, 4yearn ald went away With chain aad lcsther
coa7 IS viii Re paid for the tetnEn q fne 4og 70 Hn
WEBSTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-25
EinauciHl Statistics.

The Third Auditor of the Treasury, in his
annual report, to he submitted to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, gives the following
facts: The acquisitions drawn on the
Treasury Department by the War and In
terror Departments, during the last fiscal
year. amounted to S9i. l07 Isl IS. The more
important items of this general statement
are: Quartermaster' Department Sl3,-
1873. 534 81; incidental expenses S5,G29,227 Il;
barracks and quarters $440,ll0 50; army
transportation Sl6,127, 4lO 90, cavalry and
artillery horses s4,O60,Sl4 SO; army
clothing S5,34l, 532 so; subsistence of
the army S4,S56,65l IS; invalid pensions
$40, l29.760 so; widows and other pen
sons sls, 254 ,2S2 %; support of the bureau
Of refugees, freedmen and abandoned
lands Sl,45s.703 81; engineers department
$40 6Sl ,002 AZ; capture of JEFF Davis $780,,
78l l2 The auditor reports $50 officers OF
the U,Iartermasters' department, with an
aggregate Indebtedness of S30,969, 76S 50,
who have not yet taken the necessary steps
to settle their accounts; the number Of
pensioners on the rolls Of the Office June 30,
1870: revolutionary 727; wars OF 1872, Flori-
da, Mexico and other wars 1886; rebellion:
invalids S6lS7; widows l07, 539-I93,726 Il
total number, including children who re-
ceive two dollars per month. of 1875, 139.
The total amount expended during the year
on account OF pensioners is 2S,2Sl,0i3 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-25

Nuw yopx october 21.-The steamship
Cambria took ont one hundred and twenty
seven passengers-forty-tw cabin, eighteen
Intermediate. and sixty-seven steerage.
Among the passengers was General Dawes,
of Chicago The cargo consisted OF wheat,
barrel slaves The following is complete
list of her passengers: Leonard Hermann,
Samuel Kronheim, A. L. Holland, James
Hacue and wife, Joseph Clark, Colonel
HAYDEN, wife and daughter, General Davies,
of Chicago, James Purse, wife and two
children, George Wilton, Heinrich thinner
man, George Weldfany, Joseph Smith and
wife, Gesinia Mayer, Robert Allen, wife and
four children, Isabella Allen and infant,
Robert Mclean. H. McGinty, Alexander
Cumming. Hubbard Parker, Felix Cassidy,
Samuel McAllister. Robert Elliot, William
Elliot, X. X. Nivenkamp, L. j. Nivenkamp,
Mrs. A. Wier, William Hill and child,
Henry Waltman, Harriet McCreedy, Mary
Adams, Agnes Barr, S. ID. Grove and
wife. James Baird. Matthew Mowett, Robert
Patton L. LiImour, hrs. Eastdale, Mrs.
Young, Eliza Chatham, Ann O'Neil, Ellen
Lemon, Johg Martinson, James Mont
gomery, William Mills, 7. Doherty, Mrs.
DoEerty, James Crosson, Wencel Coburt,
Hugh Lockhart, Thomas Hansen, George
Brutshin. Miss Ann Steers, Mrs. r. II.
Pussy, William Bangham, Jr., wife and two
children, Mrs McNae. and two children,
George L. Emery and wife, Agnes Mailman,
Mrs. Peoples, John Hobson and wife, Mrs.
A. A. Pen and child, Michael Lennerty, Mrs.
George Hill, John McGarklan, Michael
Tiffany, Charles Peterson, Archibald Baird,
Carl A. FahIback, Con. OConnor, Jargen
Gulleksen, John Fleming, Catherine Me
Laughlin, James Roach, Mrs. }. Rustrom,
Mrs Raninton. Albert Hudson, Patrick
Mupd Susan McCambridup john Lynch.
Bridget Thornton, Mary Junn, Margaret
Boyle, Arthur Mccoy, Annie hwar,
Gregory Shiel, wife and child, John Given,
Thomas Potts, Andrew Riddle, Mary
Aderitnmond. John Marshal, John Clark,
Agnes Boyd, n. Dunton, August johnson,
James Known, James Miller, Archibald Nc
Intyre, II. Ruhe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-25

The silk culture in California is rapidly
becoming an important interest, and bids
fair III a very few years to rival even the
gold production. A large number of silk
establishments have recently been organ
lied. the largest OF which is known as the
California Silk Culture Company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-25
NEW ORLEANS POSTOFFICE.

CHARLES w. LOWELL, POSTMASTER.
Revised and corrected by the Postottice Depart
meGtl
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-30

. Thompson VS.. the Grand Gulf Railroad
Company the force and meaning of this
provision is laid down by jurist, who
stands confessed in both bemisphereS, as one
of the great lights of the judiciary of the
age-Judge Sharkey That learned Judge
delivered the opinion of the Court In these
words:
Suppose that a company or corporation
should be wholly irresponsible, and it is not
straining too much to suppose such case,
what compensation has the owner for his
property But even If il should be respon-
sible, is it fair or just to convey away private
property and only provide the owner with
legal remedy for the value which may easily
be exhausted I'm the pursuit of the remedy
The judgment in this case Is not compensation.
A judgment is but security for cOmpensa-
ton, or satisfaction, which may, or may not,
prove productive. In principle there Is no
difference betsceeR a judgment and a bond, ex-
cept that. one is o security of higher ma
ture than the other. Suppose the Legislature
had said that the RGitroGd Company should gre
bond for the payment Of damages assessed,
could 1t be said to be compensation? And
yet II might be quite as available as judg
ment." page 249.)
Now the pre-secession Constitution under
which this admirable exposition of the rights
of property has been rendered, is not more
emphatic in the text cited above, than is the
Constitution under which we now live. In
section 10 of the bill of rights. our present
Constitution declares that "private property
shall not be taken for public use, except
upon due compensation first made 10 the owner
or owners thereof, in manner TO be provided
by law!'i And, therefore, irlasmuch as
bond in the advanced form of even a judg-
ment Is not compensation, and inasmuch as
private property shall not be taken for
public use, except upon due compensation
.FrSt made 1 object to the bill before me,
because in this section %, it is distinct vio-
lation of one of the provisions of our bill of
rights.
J. L. ALCORN,
Governor.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, June 20, 1870.