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SECOND DISPATCH,
T TO LAST NIGHT.
DIea from tho effects OF Morphine, tnkcn
by Mistake,

Diea from tho effects Of Morphine, tnkon
By MiAtnke.
ST. LOUIS, February &C. A. Bill
chanan, a young physician, Of Mobery.
Mo-, died here last night from the eff
fects Of large dose of morphine, taken
by mistake for quinine.
MIuinE Excitement In Indiana.
TEKRE HAUTE, February 4.-The
most intense excitement prevails In
CLARK County in consequence of the
discovery of gold about 20 miles from
this city, by q lately returned CAL
ifornia miner Of Is years experience.
He has been prospecting ravlnes for
some days past, and in every handful
of earth found gold in paying quanti-
ties. The people In that section are
wild with the gold mania, and are
leaving other business to search for the
precious metal.
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THE Marysville Wooden Mills have
resumed work.
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WalIh Fargo & Co.

New York, February 4.-The first
election Of nine Directors of Wells,
Fargo s. Co., under the new regime,
occurs tomorrow. The Board will
probably consist Of five from New
York and four from California. The
question of removing the chief office
to San Francisco Inns been agitated, but
for the present it will remain in this
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Deaths.
NEW TO-DAY.
A CARD.

WITH SENTIMENTS OF PROFOUND
w respect and regard, l tender my heartfelt
thanks TO the public for their very generous
patronage to the Complimentary Concert given
their kind and liberal conduct reduced my ex'
penscs tho number being 20 great l fear to
mention names, lest / should omit TO mentor
one OF thom. JOSEPH MAGUIRE.
fcJ-lt
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TWELVE thousand pupils attend pri-
waite schools in New York city.
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Tho Funding Bill.

The Funding bill, reported in the
Senate yesterday, is regarded in Wall
street as the best considered and most
practical measure for the reconstruc-
ton of finances yet presented in Con-
preSS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-09
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

United States Marshal Harrison yesterday
appointed G Henderson, of Rutherford,
census taker in that county.
The May term of the Circuit Court is
ended, and the minutes will be signed by
Judge Carey on Monday next.
There are in Tennessee 1913 registered
stills for the distillation Of brandy from
fruits, and 8, S67 in the United States.
@. w. Case, put in jail here several
weeks ago on the charge of counterfeiting,
was yesterday released, having given the
bond required for his future appearance.
A large solid red beet was sent to our
Office yesterday, which measured near u
inches in circumference, and which would
weigh full four pounds. 1t was grown by
Mr. W Hamilton, on the Nolensyille pike,
and he has more of the same sort.
Residents on Summer street, between
Church and Broad, who are nightly regaled
with the music of an old fashioned stage
horn, are grateful to the musician, and so
we'll pleased with the music that they
would like to have it frequently repeated
about five miles up the river, accompanied
by a strong current of wind setting in that
direction.
The following Tennessee inventors have
recently received letters patent Y. Bas-
nor, johnson City, machine for packing
flour; j. w. Phehss, Humboldt, cultivator;
J. G.. Menier, Nashville, cultivator plow;
W. J. Beach, Nashville, railroad sPittoon;
w. E. Scott, Knoxville, Shelving Tor
stores.
Col. @. T. Ames the autocrat of moral
and intellectual amusement, who is posi-
lively the manager and proprietor of the
oply Southern show in America, name and
title perfect, Col. @. I. Ames' New Orleans
Menagerie and Circus and Crescent City
Museum. This is 10 counterfeit present
ment, but the original and only show
owned in the South. This Is a grand,
moral, amusing, instructive and scientific
establishment, with an entire new outfit,
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SUPREME JUDGES.
Meeting of the Bar of West
ID y'1 Tennessee, iiassfa -,7-
accommodation to, Hold a state
Convention on the Second Monday
in July to Nominate Candidates.

SUPREME CoURT Room, Jackson, Tenn,
May 81, 1870.-A large number of the
members of the bar, representing every
county in West Tennessee, having been
called together by the published order of
business of the Supreme Court, meeting
was held after the adjournment of the
court for the purpose of consultation as
to the course proper to be pursued in
order to secure unanimity of action
throughout the State in the selection of
Supreme Judges in August next over
which Gen. Gideon J. Pillow was called
to preside, and E. S. Mallory, Esq, ap-
pointed Secretary.
After several propositions, and full
discussion, participated IN by many MEM
beB, the following resolutions, offered by
Gen. A. w. Campbell, were adopted with
almost entire unanimity:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting that convention should be held
at Nashville on the second Monday in
July next to nominate candidates for Su-
preme Judges of each grand division of
the State.
Resolved, That the Bar and the people
of the grand divisions of the State be re-
quested to CO operate, and to send dele
gates to said convention.
Resolved, That the press throughout
the State be requested to publish these
resolutions, and to make known the pro-
ceedings of this meeting.
On motion of Henry w. McCorry, Esq,
the meeting then adjourned.
GID. ]. PMLow, Chairman,
Z. S. MALLORY, Secretary.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Some 200 families were thrown out of
homes yesterday at Manchester, N IL, by
a $3.50, 900 fire.
The st. Louis City Council has passed
an ordinance authorizing the Missouri and
Pacific Bailroad TO extend the track TO the
levee, and laying the track along the river
front to connect the Iron Mountain
with the North Missouri road.
A careful and reliable gentleman who
has travelled over Iowa on railway within
a fortnight, makes the following state
ment:ENever before in the history of Iowa,
have / seen so much land devoted to grain
and never before at this season has the
prospect for afull yield of all grains been
as promising.
In Kentucky, opposite Lawrencoburg,
Ind on Thursday, villain named Peter
Blen, after making indecent proposals to
a Mrs. Hoffman, took her six year old
son into a pig pen and cut his throat.
1t is supposed he has escaped into Indiana,
but the excitement is so intense that he
will be lynched if caught.
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ments, and he defed that gentleman to

ments, and he defed that gentleman to
show any such vote ON record.
Mr.. Randall criticised Mr.. Dawes and
said his course in regard to economy, had
been that of a man rowing one way and
looking another He was sorry to hear
him threaten to resign, but even If he did
the House would run on, notwithstanding
the gentleman stood here and played the
part of clown a sudden fall of the Speak
er's hammer. l withdraw the expression.
Laughter.
Mr. Dawes asked pardon if he used any
unparliamentary language, and also intI-
mated that he would also apologize 10 the
gentleman from Maine, if his demeanor
had been such as to deserve it.
The amendment was agreed to yeas ST,
nays 63.
A mutual explanation then followed be-
tween Messrs. Peters and Dawes
Tardy Justice.
Mr.. Bingham, from the committee, re-
ported Joint resolution directing the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to pay the lawful
owners the net proceeds of all cattle seized
after June I3, 1865, such seizures having
been made in violation of the injunction of
the Treasury Department. and after the
surrender of the Rebel armies and the pro-
clamation of amnesty.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, made a
point of order. The bill made an appro-
priation, and must be referred to a COM
mittee of the whole, and the bill was SO
referred. -st- --..
! Adjourned.
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Madison, third Mondays of April and

Madison, third Mondays of April and
October.
Haywood, second Mondays of February
and August.
Upton, first Mondays of April and oc-
tober.
Lauderdale, third Mondays of May and
November. .f
Fayette, second Mondays of March and
September.
ELEVENTH DIVISION. 80
Dyer, second Mondays of May and No
vember. rrr
0bion, second Mondays of January and
July.
Lake, third Mondays of April and Oc-
tober.
Weakley, fourth Mondays of March and
September. Ia.
Gibson, fourth Mondays of January
and July.
Etheridge, third Mondays of April and
October. 8
Carroll, first Mondays of February and
August.
Henry, third Mondays of February and
August. fl- -7
TWELFTH DIVISION.
Shelby, first Mondays of April and Oc-
tober.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That all
process which is now or mas hereafter
be made returnable to any other time
than that fixed by this act, shall be trans
feared to the time fixed by this act, and
shall have as full force and effect as
though no change of time had been made
and the public welfare requires that this
act shall take effect from and after the
10th day of August, 1870.
Passed June 80, 1870. 'Fs
w. ON. PERKINS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
d. B. THOMAS,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved July 8, 1870. cd.
ID. W. @. SKNTER,
.1fr r4 Governor.
l certify that the above is true copy
of the original, now on file in my Office.
T. II. BUTLER,
Secretary of State.
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THE SPANISH SUCCESSION.
DiplOmatic-Austria England and
ItaIv likely 10 Side with France.

DiDlomatfc-Ausfria England and
Italy Likely 10 Side with France.
P.R,s July Sin the Senate an interpela-
t;on has been submitted on the Hohenzol-
len affair. and the 18th inst. has been
6xed as the day for discussion.
Nothing definite has been heard to day
from Prussia. Olozaga, the Spanish En-
bassador, goes tonight to Madrid to en-
deavor to make arrangements to satisfy all
parties The ambassadors from Austria,
England and Italy had conference to-day
with Duke Gramont. They seem favor
able TO France. The Russian Minister was
received to-day by Gramont.
Military Preparations.
The Emperor held conference this
morning with the Ministers of War, Navy
and Justice. Military measures are already
mentioned. Two corps of the army are to
be made ready for immediate movement.
Marshal Bazaine will command one and
Gen. LeBaun the other. Marshal McMa-
hon will have an army, and Gen. LeBout
will be entrusted with an important com
mand, while Count Pollikis will take COM
msnd of the troops to operate against
Spain. Active preparations are going on
at the seaports.
Little Belgium in thc Fray.
One of the many reports in circulation
about Prince Leopold says he refused
Prim's offer Of the crown twice, but his
sister, the Duchess of Flanders, induced
him to finally accept it. 1t is feared if this
prove true, that Belgium will be drawn
in TO the conflict.
How Montpensier Fakes it.
A report reached here from Madrid that
Montpensier had ordered his adherents not
to oppose Hohenzollern.
The press of Madrid is divided on the
'question of Leopolds candidature. The
ED0cd opposes his elevation, but COM
plains of France because she acts as if
the Cortes in no wise is engaged to take
care of the dignity and interest of Spain
The PueJyG warns the country that this
candidacy may serve as pretext tor war
between France and Prussia, in which
Spain will be the victim.
The Iberia fully approves of Prim's
policy.
The COrrespORdenciG announces by
authority that the Cortes will meet the 10th
of July.
The TEMPO gives notice that demon
stration will be made Sunday against all
foreign candidates for the crown.
Panic and Reaction.
LONDON, July 8.-The excitement has
been intense over affairs on the continent,
but there is reaction of sentiment to-day
in consequence of a conviction that war
will be aVerted. The panic and reaction
are probably equally unreasonable.
Scared CeIestiaES. Aa O.
PARIS, July S.-Au the Cinnamon in
Paris fearing the anger of the populace
for the recent massacres at Pekin, have
carefully kept within doors, but owing to
the Spanish affairs the news from China
created but little sensation.
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LOUISVILLE.
Henderson DraVving-Big Prizes.


LOUISVILLE, July S.-The Henderson
Prize Lottery, with prizes amounting to
upwards of $500, 600 in lands, was drawn
here Thursday night. Ticket 1858, held
by J. R. Mclaughlin, Brashear City, La,
drew the first prize, farm in Henderson
county, valued at $15O,OOO and $4,000
in money. Robert Hunt and Frank Kar-
day, of Louisville, drew the second prize,
valued at 100000 The third prize, same
value, was drawn by H. Brown, Mobile,
Ala The fourth prize, $4,000, was
drawn by ex Gov. Thomas H. Porter, of
Versailles, Ky. No. 81, ,081 drew the fifth
prize; No 28, AIS drew the sixth prize
No. 81, 2S7 drew the seventh prize holders
unknown. There were several hundred
prizes of town lots also drawn. One of the
prizes was attached to-day for debt due.
The lottery was fairly conducted and the
result is satisfactory
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Comptroller to employ and control one
night watchman st the Capitol, at $50 per
month; to burn 291 bonds, SCREEN issue, "
signed by officers of the last administra-
ton, but which have not yet been issued (;
requiring the officers of turnpikes and
plank roads indebted to the State to re-
port fully at the next session of the
Legislature the disposition made of
bonds issued to them, etc., ETC., and
authorizing the Attorney General TO in
quire into the fraudulent use of bonds,
where information is given to such effect.
Adjourned to 9 O'Clock tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA.
SChOeppc.


PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The Supreme
Court of the State sitting in banc to day
announced several decisions: In the
Schoeppe case, motion for the opening
of Judgment on the further writ of error
is refused and Judgment given for the
commonwealth.
NiSi PriuS and Naturalization
The Judges have issued orders directing
Judges holding nisi prius hereafter to
decline to exercise jurisdiction confined by
act of Congress in issuing naturalization
papers.
The Men of Iron.
In the iron moulder's convention to-day
a motion was made by Thos. Walsh that
the convention enter protest against the
importation of Chinese or coolie labor in
this country under the present system.
Referred.
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THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

We hope that every county in East
Tennessee will be represented in the con-
vention which is to meet in Nashville on
next Monday, for the purpose of nomina-
ting q ticket for the Supreme Bench.
While some have opposed the holding of
a convention for the purpose, we cannot
now see how the matter can be ayo ded
well, and as the convention is to be held,
we want to see it full one, in which the
sentiment of the whole people will be
fairly represented. MOrTiStO,Un Gazette.
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NORFOLK.
Ouaing the Black sauat,ers.

NORFOLK, Va, July S.-Sheriff Malone
and Deputy Sheriff Stearns, to- day com
pleted the removal of the mill negro squat
tiers, who since 1868 occupied Taylor farm,
nine miles from Norfolk. The negroes
were well armed, but offered no forcible
resistance. The larger part of the squat
ters have been settled on Gen. Buffers
farm, near Hampton.
The Norfolk and Great Western.
The mass meeting of citizens last eve
ming strongly indorsed the proposed city
subscription of one million dollars to the
Norfolk and Great Western Railroad.
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CANE INSTRUMENTATION.

John T. Slower, the Engrossing Clerk Of
the House of Representatives, was the re-
cipient of fine gold headed cane from the
members of the Lower House. In pre-
senting the cane, Z. B. Cheatham, Esq,
remarked
On behalf of the members of the House
of Representatives, l have the honor to be
the medium of presenting to you the ac-
companying cane, as testimonial of the
regard in which you are held by them as
an obliging, faithful and efficient officer.
Your duties as Engrossing Clerk have
been incessant and onerous, and have made
heavy demands on your patience as well as
upon your energy in the prompt and salts
factory manner IN which they have been
discharged. At all times, and to every
one, YOU have displayed most admirable
courtesy, and your general conduct as
man and an officer has been such as to
command our unqualified appreciation and
our warm thanks.
As an evidence of the sentiments we en-
tertain toward you, be pleased to accept
this cane as a token of our friendshiD,
and be assured as you look upon it that its
donors cherish personal esteem which it
but poorly represents.
10 WllCn MI. olOVeE ItIlleu az IOllONS
1t is with the most profound gratitude
that / accept this valuable present and
token of esteem, presented through you,
from the members of this House of Rep
resentatives.
Language is inadequate TO express my
high appreciation of your kindness to me
in this public recognition of my humble
services as one of the clerical force Of this
House.
prize it the more highly from tho fact
YOU have kindly intimated that it is pre-
sented as an Endorsement of myself per-
sonally, and that the labors l have had to
perform in the position 1 occupy, have
been done to your satisfaction. l shall
always regard this, therefore, "a one of the
happiest events of my life.
/ take this occasion to return my thanks
to the members of this House for the
many kind acts and courtesies which /
have received at their hands during the
session of this General Assembly
And now, sir, allow me to return my
sincere thanks to yourself for the very
complimentary manner in which you have
seen proper to make known the wishes of
those whom You represent.
Hoping that you and the members each
of this House may enjoy long, prosperous
and happy lives, l again thank you for this
beautiful and valuable present
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NEW YORK.

Cuban SymPathY-New Style of Lott
terry.
NEW YORK, July S.-A large meeting of
Cuban sympathizers was held at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music last evening. The
gifts to the Cuban cause were distributed
by lot to the holders of about 10000 tick
cts, and their value was upwards of $1O,-
900. Maj. Gen. Thomas Jordan and Col
Louisua made speeches. The sympathizers
xroro vrarv anfbuSiacfic
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CHICAGO.
Mixed SerVants-A Black misccgcn-
atiOnist Stabs n White Girl.

CHICAGO, July Sat II o'clock to-day,
at the residence of Mr.. McMasters, No. 90
West Washington street, colored lad
named William Sanders, employed as a
servant in the family, entered the room
where Annie Conlin, white girl also en-
ployed as a servant, was engaged at her
work, locked the door and asked Annie if
she would marry him. She replied, indig
nantly, ''No." Whereupon he drew knife
and cut her throat. The screams of the
girl brought Mr.. and Mrs. McMasters to
the door, but before the door could be
burst open he seized the knife and inflicted
several stabs on his own person. He was
seized and removed to the police station.
Both are in critical condition,
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SPRING OPENING
r . H 4 . . q,

now complete in every department Of the
trade. Our Goods win be found mos,
elegant and superb, unexcelled and IN
rivaled in excellence, embracing Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics of the choicest and
test designs being mostly handmade
and warranted in every instance to give
entire satisfaction. We earnestly invite
the attention of all who desire good goods
which are manufactured with a specis
view to frst-class retail trade.
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THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Bedford Couuty.

At meeting of the Conservative men,
bers- of the bar at Shelbyville, on the 4th
inst, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed delegates to the Judicial Conven-
tion: Messrs. T. S. Steele, w. S. Bear
den, J. r. Dean, r. p. Frierson, T. B.
Ivie and j. II. Neil. Any Conservative
member of the Shelbyville barwho should
attend was authorized to act as delegate.
Carroll County.
A large meeting of Conservatives of
Carroll county was held at Huntingdon on
the 4th inst, at which the following
gentlemen were appointed delegates TO the
State Judicial Convention: Messrs. J. r
Hawkins, w. N. Wright, Jas. p. Will
son, S. A. Mcbane, J. r. Hubbard, E. F.
SmOOt
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HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.


FRIDAY, July S.-The House met al
$50, Speaker Perkins in the chair.
The vote rejecting the resolution di.
recting the Comptroller to borrow $780,
900 was reconsidered and the resolution
adopted.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING. .
Authorizing the Comptroller to call on
the Attorney General to defend all suits
brought against the State or State officials.
Passed. To enforce section ,09f of the
code. Passed.
--.. SCHOOL MONEY.
Senate resolution directing the Comp
trOller to issue TO Wayne county war
rant for 81, 600, unclaimed school money
for 1860 Adopted.
THANKS TO HOUSE OFFICERS.
Mr.. Hinkle offered a resolution of
thanks to Speaker Perkins and other Off
GERS of the House for their courteous,
impartial and efficient discharge of their
duties during the session. Unanimously
adopted.
Afternoon Session.
Senate amendments to the following
House bills were concurred in To pro-
vide for a change of venue to
legalizc the acts of G. w. Sanderson.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Senate amendments to the appropria-
ton bill were concurTed in, excepting
those to publish the House journal, to pay
the Principal Clerk of the House 70 pre-
pairing said journal for publication, and
in regard to the pay of the Assistant
D0orkeepcr. Subsequently, the Senate
insisting on the amendments mentioned.
the House receded from its non-cOncur,
renee,
DELINQUENT RAILROADS.
The House rcceded from its amend
ments to Senate bill to lease delinquent
railroads.
BURNING COUPONS.
Messrs. Thomas and Rhea were ap.
pointed a committee to burn certain
coupons, vice Messrs. Self and Slack, re-
liGVCd at their own request.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.
The following House resolutions werC
adopted: Relative to specie deposits in
the Bank of Tennessee; authorizing thC
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The Grand Camp, Order Of Pale Faces,
will convene in Nashville on Tuesday next,
for the transaction of important business.
Delegates by presenting their credentials
to the railroad ticket agents and paying
one fare, will receive return tickets.
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The Presbyterian synod of Missouri
have reorganized the Presbytery of the
State, completing the consolidation of
the old and new schools as one body.
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Plaid CheViot Suits
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English Plaid Suits.
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Plain English Melton Suits.
French Piqua Suits.
Granite Cashmere Suits.
French Silk Mix Suits.
Light Color Cashmere Suits.
Elegant Street Coats In all col
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Late Style in Plaid Pants, dark
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Fine Black Cloth FrOck Coats,
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Fine Black Silk Vests.
Youths Cashmere Suits
Boys Suits for spring and sum
mer wear.