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d The New Y oak San has a Green
VILE ereniiessee3 correspondent who,
in spechlatinga upon the next Con-
igressional election in that State, says
y snTRuus the gain in in Tennesseaet for
the Democrats will be seven at least
instead iof one, and very probably a
gain of the. whole delegation, the diff
ference being caused by the universal
acknowledgements clause Of the new
/ Constitution. no I'4S@ 9af 'n .@iiih5. .
|ojThe5chance of carrying the next
House of Representatives against the
Radicals is excellent, ltsl 81
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.il SIsE laEtls -if7fE '5-s-r+- 6's st+4A+
Congress as q Police Court

=, The, exact; penalty for :, knocking
down q Congressman has been ascer-
taihed after great labor and pray erful
consideration "A aarpet-bagi member
named Porter was knocked down in.
Richmond, Virginia, last spring, by
an Intoxicated rough named Pat.
Woods, who was arrested by the To-
cal authorities But'this did not sat-
Risfy the injured icarpet-bagger, SO he
rushes off to Washington. and had the
Speaker issue his warrant for the ar
rest Of Woods, who is arraigned at
tile BAR Of the House, imprisoned in a
ceHneiH dtheI cellar of the Capitol
which is al sort of, f,bastiie==ahdis final
" sentenced, hyf the House to three
months impris onment in the District
Jail. i97Woods was Kidnapped from
the ciyilsauthorfties iofo Richmond by
a. SeFgeant4at-Armss 1eff tthe House
when. q writ of -ba6eas, lcora2ais, was. al
ready ont for him; and the Congress
si6fial thieves and their toadies now
pretend that no such writ can release
him. although the Constitution explic-
litly declares that the writ of Adbeas
I cospuS shall not be, suspended except
| IN cases rebellion or invasion. II
seems that Con gfessineh regard them
selves.i "a stateioefsseige? I'm itheil
!, nightly NaadeaFinga rabentl gambling
heIlss and less. reputable places they
waht to enjoy All exemption from the
PdahgersI Of being knocked down
kioked and analtroated by the round.
/, era with Mbomithey associate. Beside
being a. ridiculous and contemptible
proceeding, in open, violation, of law
| and adecency,i this disposition of the
case of'Pat. Woods suggests a com
bpaEisona4between I.onr ~Congressionat
| thieYes and the fanatics of the French
revolutionary assembly. who. turned
their public buildings into dungeon.
'tIto punish perssns's suspected Of having
l the ppntenipf for that body which i
deserved The only remedy for sucl
disgraceful and infamous proceeding,
IS for the people to make q general as
sault upon the Abolition majority
iearpet-baggefs, scaflawags and all, ant
zineontineltlygkickedr them out of thu
plaees they daily dishonor.-Crssis. q
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Thu, manufacturers, their feed at
,torneys in Congress and the newspa-
pers in heirinterest, have based their
most effective argument in favor of q
protective tariff upon the ground of
sympathy for "home industry" 1t
was, never SO much for the manufac-
.tqrers that they cared. but they de-
sired to do @big thing" in the way
Of protecting "home industry
against the "pauper labor" of the
old world. And now they are mani
Testing their regard for the laboring
men and women by sending abroad
and importing tens of thousands of
rat, cat, 9hppy and vermin eating
Chinamen to compete with and take
the place of American and European
'iaborers. Oh, how they do love the
working mep!p Was ever hypocrisy
more apparent f'
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> On the 9th inst, in Highland Coun-
1ty,b while workmen connected with
Rucker's quarry We're e1cayating pre-
paratory to opening. q new quarry,
they came upon, at the depth Of six
teen feet, fossil Of the race of stone
grants. j T he stone corpse isina good
state of preservation, and, was, found
lying upon its right side. Its height
measures ten feet and two and q half.
inches, its size otherwise being in pro.
3 ppertioni s Ohio is aheadpm 9hl II
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Tie Warner House at N northampton,
Mass, with ten stores and saloons ad-
joining were burned bIom Monday
morning. Loss estimated iat '$l25, GOO
insured for $S5;O00aos sld % iIiii
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.AOn the 4th of
July, William Williams, a gentleman
from Pennsylvania, who has been. vis-
iting at Cuyahoga Falls, made com
plant before Mayor Humphry that
he had been attacked on the evening g
of the I'd, while passing through the
covered bridge, by four men, named
Miles Evans, Thomas Davis, William
Thomas and David Jones; who robbed
him Of some forty odd dollars. The
parties were arrested, and, pleading
'not guilty. a trial was had which
resulted in the discharge of David
Jones and the binding over. of Miles
Evans and Thomas Davis for assault
and battery, and William Thomas for
robbery and assault and battery.
They were ably defended by a, G.
| Voris. -Akron TIMES. d
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o ABoy2E" Ai 4" all we should not not degrade tse1

ABOVE all we should not degrade
our suffrage.AN. 7. Tribune.
TowhfcR the MY. ts2igeaaa responds
thusly:: -seWei found the above 55l7,son most
remarkable sentence III ana ali article Of
June 90 %, in in the leading organ, Of the
Radicals, and were 50 surprised that
we had to read the passage over sevtes--
raj times to make sure that we were
not mistaken. Can it be possible that
it has come 10 this, that the. TrStbune
considers it possible We can degrade
the suffrage after We have Conferred
it on four millions oflignoraht, debas--
ed, uhedicate blacks, Just elf6nHanndcfipat- ina
ed from slavery p" 'ls t~.'S' ..
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>
be- The, joy of the proteeiionistsiis unr-1
bounded over the factof getting rid
of an ugly eustomerTto them'in the
person of Hon: DayidnzA.cW ellsjs late
Special Commissioner of Revenue,
whose office expired on the first inst,
by Limitation ofFthe law which Great
ed in. Mr.. Wells loffense consisted in
proving by indisputable facts aud fig
ures that, the tariff monapolistsi are
robbing the seeuntry,n and thatoby un-
just and oppressive dutiesareibuRdenL
ing the people ofthel w estlandiSOuth
with taxation sfor the obenefitof the
mill owners of New England and the
Pig-Ion8 men oof Pennsylvania thus
contributing toi oiropeRi 1.-THE, eyes of the
American people to theoienormous
robberies that are perpetrated against
them. by the Radical desRets under
the thin guise of ofiffprotoctien to, Amer
lean industry These e9ppsitions did
not suit the tastes of the public plum
derers,- who hoping thereby topre'
vent the further enlightenment of the
1 people on that subj ject, refusedato re-
new the Office. That riwas,a.Eery,c ,cons
venient waXYtoi keep the imp
facts from the peopleIwithoutIoperhs
cenfessing why theathing was,dohe.9 81
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q The ENGLISH MISSION N.LOnH Thurs
day last the President nominated to
the Senate ex-senator Frelinghuys
of New Jersey, aas Minister 70 Eng
land, rice Motley, recalled. "a mo!
ton to. proceed at once to tile ocohfir!E
nation was defeated by The objection
of the two Massachusetts Senators. 4
There is said to be tconsid derable OBJ
lection among RephBifcang o to the
nomination, they claiming that New
Jersey, pa Democratic State Is getting
more than her.sRare of the spooils..i D.
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A SPANISH coin one hundred and
forty three years old has been discov-
cred OH hillside at Alton, Ill. '.'
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EVERY once month, the Radical pa-
pers boast of how much OF the nation
al debt has been paid during the
month, and how much since the com,
mencement of Grants administration.
They. forget TO say anything about
who have and who haye,not furnished
the means.ouThe New York Star
(neutral) appropriately remarks,lthat
I" Boutwell, sits seeurelNoat Washing
ington, squeezing, theHheart's blood
out of the Wgrkingmens and sonce a
month he exhibits with glee thegbar-
ber's brain into which be.reeeived it,
exclaiming .triumphantly, ifSee how
they bleed !f>yiF !. 10 Ytsl aG8 9q3hH Is
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THE Delaware peach crop this sea-
son is estimated at 1,35O,000 baskets
suitable for market.
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j ARMY BILL PASSED. THE conference
report on the bill to reduce the army
has been accepted by both Houses
1t tplaces the army Mt thirty thousand
men, saves about four millions year
after 1870, and musters out ali SUPER
fluous officers. The salary of General
Sherman is reduced to SIT, ,509,p which
includs commutation of quarters and
allowances, and that of General Sher-
idan to $l1 900 per annum.2 2j j"ii'a4 Il
EVEN the New York Tribune can't
indorse the present Congress, I'm its
issue of Tuesday it fires a parting sa-
lutte after this manner: roIav ri =
Gentlemen in Congressl you have
done vast amount of mischief, this
session, which it will need all the en-:
ergy of the party to undo: If you
want to leave us! a little chance of get.
ting on our feet again. please disagree
about the Tax and Tariff Bill, and &c
home I" r....,.... ..'.,-..
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a A BRIEF dispatch from San Francis
CO says,that "762 Cinnamon have ar
rived at that place within the last two
days, and S, S,l42 since January l." This
indicates that the wave of emigration
is beginning. to roll in from China
with force and power. How can it
be otherwise? There are 500,000000
of them in country that cannot sup
port so large q population as the
United States. Here there are but
4O,OOO,O00 of people. -.-|A
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THERE were fifteen cases of sun
stroke in Baltimore on Sunday, five
of which We're fatal, Thermometer 50.
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GonD closed on Tuesday at s., ,9sA
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y ONE of, the most extraordinary of
the many. atrocieus acts of the present
Congress is bill reported in the
House last Friday by Mr.. BINGHAM,
the gentleman whose successful effort
to hang an inoffensive Washington
boarding keeper, some wears
chief title to Infamous Immortality
The bill was rushed through the
House under the gag rule. Its first
section usurps control of State Gov
ernors ordaining that whenever a
Legislature shall ratify a proposed
amendment to the Constitution, it
shall be the duty of the Executive to
certify the ratifcationssf forthwith to
the State. Department at Washington.
! The bill further makes it unlawful for
any State officer TO certify thereafter
any repeal of such ratification, unless
an amendment for it's repeal shall
have been first proposed by Congress,
ahd, directs the Secretary, of State not
to make a record thereof, But the
crowniiig provision of this remark
4 able BILLS one which imposes q pen
atty of imprisonment from one to ten
4 years, and fine of $1,000 to $4,000,
/ for attempting the repeal of any rati-
fication BY State authority. This is
intended, we suppose, to punish any
member of a State Legislature who
may venture to move OF. vote for a
reconsideration or rescission of rati-
| flying resolution. If Mr.. Bingham
and his loyal coadjutors will now pass
a bill making it penal otfease for a
State Legislature to meet at, all with
out special enabling act of Congress
and prohibiting the passage of any
State laws except such as receive the
4 approval of the superior military au-
thority inrthe9district, they will give
a logical, and appropriate finish to the
legislation of this Congress.-EAQ.
I -5''' ----~4<~-
THE State of Indiana Is out of debt,
or will be practically SO on the first of
| September. The State Treasurer no.
: tilted the holders of the State bonds
THAT he would pay them on the 1st OF
July. A portion of the bonds were
presented, and now notice is given
that, after the 1st of September, 1870
interest would cease. Indiana, like
most Of the other States, has been pay.
ing a debt which was contracted on q
\ gold basis, with deprecated paper
and that the Rad icals call keeping
faith with public creditors" while, al
the same time, they denouncer the
proposition to pay the national deb
which was contracted in depre-
ciated paper currency, in the kind o.
money which the Government receiv'
ed, as rank reputation. Consistent
A BRIEF dispatch from San Francis.
CO says,that "762 Cinnamon have ar.
: rived at that place within the last two
:. days, and S,142 since January l." Thi
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We are selling Sugars, Tees and Conees. low
er than any House in the city. Starch, Spices,
Soda, Soaps, &c, &c., a nll stock, Bring In
your Produce and get the highest market prices.
and we will sell Won Goods Ms low as any House
N june sIS siS il. is7o. 6s-tf, -. o. 7'
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The Chinese and the Negroes.

The Chinese emigration is worse
than the negro quesfionin this: There
are but 8, 900, ,OOOSof negroes in the
United States, andbut Httle prospect
of the number being inereased by
emigration. There are 100000 of
whites, whose natural increase is far
the most. But there are 4O0,000,000 of
Chinese to 100000 of US. An en-
migration can set in which, in a few
years, would take possession of the
whole western part of the United
States 1t would become Asiatic in
stead of American. The Chinaman
has civilization of his own, which
he is bound to retain, and which caii
never assimifate with ours, but always
be in antagonhhisiii,. The negro, On the
contrary, has low Initiative eitiliza-
ton of the American. Iieaaain1 hfhe Chinese
are pagaiis and the negroes are not.
Thus, from the Immensely shperiof
numbers, their difIereileeE in religion
and in civilization, the Chinese are to
be feared infinitely more than the ne
/ gro, if they come hither. ! Even the
Radical leaders, who have been reck.
less enough to give suffiraag sc to tie AZ
iricans, have, thus far, not dared tt
bestow it upon the Chinese, although
they are feeling their va Way towald It
1 rst2 - 1pfGHnlifa>& HiEF- SH1 u
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MID II. w. BANE has for sale tho
Ns d. right of making the Wells
Folding Hair Spring Mattress. of q few of the
best counties in this State, at low prices Per-
sons of Industrious habits can do well by invest
ing Instructions given free of charge. He is
the sole agent for the sale of territory.
Ravenna April II, 1870, 71-tf.
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GROCERIES.

We continue to take the lead in keeping the
largest stock, and selling more Carpets than any
House in Portage County. Call and see them.
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majority, 10. But Dyer retains the
seat by the decision of Radical Con-
gress. " I'll .l1isa5 9 lfli5.3
The Charlottesville Qndiana) Re
cieU says: In Montgomery County,
hundreds of voters, who have hereto
fore voted the Radical ticket will vote
with the Democracy this fall. While
the Radical candidates will receive
the support of the two hundred ne
groes now in the county, besides the
hordes of new. darkies that will be
brought in ON the eve of the election,
we have an abiding faith that the
white mans ticket will prevail by Q
large majority. E.iiI Jaa
At Conneaut, on the 18th inst, 9
man named Ralph Wright, a farmer
sixty years of age, murdered his wife
by splitting her head open with an Ak
set fire to his dwelling-house, anG
then hung himself in the stable. HI
supposed to have been insane.
CoNFIRMED.-The reported massa
ere of Christians at Pekin, China
which was pronounced canard, il
confirmed by more recent advices
The outrages were committed ON tn
10th of June. The natives set fire t.
and destroyed the French establih
ments, but left those of the German
untouched. The representatives o
foreign powers at Pekin had addressed
joint note to the Chinese govern
ment, demanding the punishment o
the rioters and indemnity for losse
sustained. e'' 39a'.
, 1870-03-21
PITTSBURGH.

At1fEENA
BoeroN, March M-AH1Sed, Steamer Siberia
frr,sn YfyfFpOol
, 1870-03-21
DRY GOODS.
CARS0N,PIRlE' CO.,
11S&12O STATE-ST:
NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES.
Creat Reductions in
Prices!
T0 BR}NG GOODS DOWN TO Their
Gold Va1ue!

Is the present Is the time most
Honsekeepers purchase their sup
plies Of Housekeeping Goods, we
are making special inducements in
prices Of all Table Linens and
napkins, Quilts, Countcrpanes,
Lace Curtains, Towels, &c.
Good Brown Crash, Sc yard.
Best quality Turkey Tablings, 81
IS 4 yard.
Handsome White Plques, stripes,
~ cts a yard.
Heavy White Linen Remnants, 40
cts yard.
and Shcetfngs less than any other
house in the city.
VIII open, on MONDAY, 4 very
handsome line new style best
American Prints, 10 cts 4 yard.
Our reductions In prices Of an
Ladies', Gents, and ChfldreH's Ho-
| sIery Is very great.
Good White Cotton Hose, Ladies.
| 10 to Is cts pair.
Brettle's 32-gage Ladies' Eng,
Hose reduced from IS to 60c pair.
Gents Heavy Brown English
Half Hose, Is cts pair.
Great Bargains In Paisley ShaWls
Special feature Of Black Silks.
, 1870-03-21
DRY GOODS.
Housekeeping GOODS
GOLD PRICES.
Field, Letter & Go.

Have just imported some
superior Table Linens,
30, consisting of fine 8-4
Damask at $1.0O per
yard. Extra heavy
double B Baxnsley at
$l.76, a great bargain.
Fine Danask Tray and
Table Napkins from
$500 down to $50 per
dozen! A full line Of
Extra Fine Barnsley
Damasks- French Table
| Napkins and Damasks to
match, at very low
prices Buff French
Cloths at $3.50 each.
| Napkins to match at
$500 per dozen. Doy-
lies 76o and upward.
White Cloths, all linen,
|$1.6o each and upward.
A few elegant Sets at
$4,000, and a full assort:
ment of Marseilles { Quilts
from $l.60 each upward
i They have also made
arrangements with man
ufaoturers to fill orders
in SELECTED DE
SIGNS, when desired;
| and invite the attention
Of proprietors Of hotels
owners Of steamers, sooi
cites, and private fanai
Lies to their styles ane
, prices.
State & Westinghouse
, 1870-03-21
VIRGINIA.,
The mnyorn1tT Difficulty In Rich
mond-Thc Views OF Govefno

The MAyofM1tJ DIFFICULTY IN Ntcn.
mond-Thc Views OF Governor
walker. Exc.
RICHMOND, March an-An Il quiet tonight.
MaJor Ellsons police arc In possession Of the city.
Aayo. CAhoonS force Of forty men ase still In
their s1aucn-nouse, around which 4 largo crowd uf
blacks were gathered all day.
Governor Walker has sent rrply TO General
CanbJB letter. ID which the Governor quotes AL
the acts Of Congress on the subject to show
that Canby had no shadow Of ausho2ttJ tor
Interfering tn municipal ana!rs, unless called On
BY the LeSls!ature or state authorities; nor has he
any authority In the orders Issued hy the P3rsldtnt
OF SeczetxxJ Of WAs. He E4Jn II @ Clear, dom
letter written By General Ca1hy to M2JpF Cahoou,
on the 18th, that Candy had determined 70 protect
Cahoon IN exercihng the functions Of an once
which. under the laws ck the State he did not and
could not hold The Governor sAJ1, CHIEF c1ecu-
tire o1cer Of the State he N1l see III EWs faith
fully performed, and when Ee nnds
| he viii cell In the aid OF the Cnltcd SsateA He
contends that 10 \ municipal difference IN New
io1f neither General Canby MOI any military of1-
Sef would have lnteItcrcd nor should 1t be done IN
HnHtoia: = ssase that stands On the sane footing
| a0 ue Anon with any othET. .
A Appended letter from Mayor Ellison Btates
taat GenerA Canb!, on the night OF the 18th Inst,
sa1a ne Moold get Cahooub friends 70 adytse hin,
Gn "ilnoiaN ~ men from the Station House. and
tneon should discharge hts special police and tiki
caa.Ee the next day. General Candy nlmseN took
, 1870-03-21
~N
OHIO,
1Tnsonic Ics-snicidc-LucRy
DraYman-Fnu OF q BuildinK-Hose
Rail. E.te.

1fnsonic 0baoQuicS-Snictdc-L
DraFman-Enl1 OF q BuildinX-H0se
Ball, Etc.
: C1sc1kHAr1, March ah-Tne funeral Of Howard
Matthews, Past Grand Master Of the Grand LodSe
OF Qhtp. occurred this afternoon ~ ocloCkr &no
Ills cay, Govington md Newport Representatives
were present from the Reed Comlnande!y, Dayton ;
ery, chicago, and Bowling cunmande1J, Tcrre
Tbs exercises were conducted In the audIence-
room Of the Grand Lodge OF Parfecdon, Scotosn
Rite. which vas dcnkely filed. Among the sud-
encc were many Mdlea The ceremonies were
conducted BY Alexander L. feTcomb, Grand
Master q tne Grand Lodge ot chs assstea ?,
on1cers Of the Grand Lodge generally were ptSs.
ent The procession was very imposing, aud ~
turnout Of Knights TemplaI Tas the largest =
Cincinnati foE many rear o p s p4nas q eon 11,S 1nS
line Of march were thronXed With people The IN
tcrnent wss It Spring Grove Cemetery.
william Morgan, xRed 70 yeAra, nom gAH!aAu
/ Clinton County, Ohio, patient in Dr.. Wtiuans
0psnalnic Hospital 5umREdt RsSto1e From ~. ,sd ao;
| Immediately. Cause, deiiz1p1n Induced oT cf5hp
its rumorrd that Andrew F!tzhautz, \ man VIII
has driven q dray for twenty Jears. has receive.
| information fron England o. &auns nen
| Anns Dickinson lectured, on Saturday night, t
| an audience Of 900 peEsons.
| Henry Smiths two-sto1 brick carpenter sho
fell down tonight Il Is i complete wreck Nc
Tie base bail season viii probably open On the IS.
OF April. between the Red Stockings and ptcke
nine. The Red Stockings will tat In the same Q!
They arc exercising daily.
The Democratic City Convention Of Dayton, Sa
urday night, nominated J. D. Morrison fot Mayo
, 1870-03-21

Explosion md 1oss OK Llfc-Elrc.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GxNKsxE, III, Aarrh11.
At':s0 this morning, the large steam nourtng
mill ut AnnaFan, Ill, owned and occupied by An
derson i White, wss badly damaged by the c1plo-
s.on OF the boilers, the engineer, Fred. Sease,
Killed, and George J. Batuus, badly injured In the
head. Nease leaxes q w1ts nd laiEe family to be-
rcarc bis loss. His vito has recently given birth
TO child, and every effort ts helnK madc to
keep the terrible newB from her until
she more ful1y recovc1s from her already danger
ous situation. The engineer was IN the act OF
starting the engine and had hold Of the large ny-
wheel when The explosion occurred When be was
found the wheel whs lying upon him. the weight Of
which must have crushed him to death instantly.
Barcus who had his head ana face badly cut up, Is
in crihcal condition, though there arc some hopes
Of his rcsossH. The Mill wss new one and ID ~ ~
The mill WIS insured, but aEal1at ire only, md as
there Was no IRE, the Insurance Is worthless nov.
The engine and boiler werc IN brick building, On
the northwest corner OF the naiI1 Which, no doubt,
kayed It from utter ruin The building which con.
taincd TIC engine and boilers, also one end and
side Of the mill, was blown to pieceA The loes 70
Anderson White u heavy, Al they were burned
out about year and q half ago, with scarcely any
Insurance, and arc now blown to pieces without
INSURANCE,