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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24

Attention Republicans SECOND ~ arI.Vy
You ar hereby notified 10 assemble -on III hSDAl
EVENING August 25 1870. II the Hal No zIo frh'o
street between Baroune and Carondelet streets,
for the purpose OF marching i'll q body to llVon
Circle IN order 10 attend the ratification meeting
A brass band VIII be il attendance. ,,,,
BY oTIer OF BENJAMIN G 1T,+
u z IIr.RRR1 Recordng Secretary. alZ4 y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
Succession of Mathew and Mary Hea'y-

No. 3o262.
c,PCoyD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- OrIrans-NOtice is hereby given 10 the creditors
Of tins estate and TO all other persons herein
in+erested TO show cause within ten days FROM the
nrasent notification ii any they have or can, why
HE account presented by the curator
of this estate should not he homoosated
and approved and the funds distributed in accord
ance Herewith.
anl8 2227 NJ 0. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
Succession .of Peter CohQ"crsooo III"

ALL PARTIES INDEBTED AND OWING THE s
n suocesson of the late Peter Conquergood and
VIII; are hereby notified to present the same WITHIN
th naxt ten 6aps to T. NJ. Heatherton, AT the ofhce
O. W. H. Rogers, Attorney q Commercial Alies'
anl8 % q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
second Ward Radical Republican CluH'

A. - nrerinr Of tie Second Ward Radical Repnb
Iican Club. Held Tuesday August D. 1870, the iol'
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Be II resolved That Peter c. Bechtel be ana ne Is
hereby . xpel!ed from this Club; that his name De
blotted from our rolls and the Chief dsorSan-
yer he be publicly and privately tanooea az d ie'
creaut to has race Ct he has any) in tins !" arg.
BENJAMIN GADDIS, Vice-Presldent.
u 2 HMM RecOrdino SECRETARY. auEl ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
mia 2tIn "

CarOndelet street ana SarfOiItou Niy
Railroad Conparv--Books for subscription to the
capitaI stock OF the Carondelet Street and Carroll
ron CITY Railroad Company are now open az No. 10
CaronGelet street and also at the ONCE OF N CON-
nandeur, Esq, i'll CaIrolt9i s,-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS LuRGEs.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No GA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24

NOtice-B&hk of Lafayette New Orleans, July
70 I8;0-This Bank will be opened Tor the transac-
ton OF business on WEDNESDAY, August 8, i8.o
Discount davs WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
Offerings TO be made on ~ bsDAls ana fhiOAiS.
StorkboIders are notified that the second Install
meut of twenty five per cent upon the capital stock
is payable az the Bank on the hrst day OF August.
N, cod I'm T. D. VAN HORN, Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-24
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

cpo povpR Secretary of State au6 got
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
Meet7g Of the National Press Association
in New York.

NEW YORK, May 3.-An important
meeting of this Board of Directors of the
American Press Association was held at
the office of the New York Mail this after
noon, John Russell Young, of the New
York Standard, president, in the chair
George Bartholomew, editor of the New
York Aeics, secretary. -
Joseph Howard, jr., Chairman OF the
Committee on Organization, reported the
Association in excellent working condi-
ton, financially, and Is receiving access
sions to its numbers daily, as contracts
on newspapers, which had been supplied
by the Associated Press were expiring.
There are aiso numerous new enterprises
about being started throughout the coun-
| try on basis of liberal terms of the
Association, the relations both with
the French and Anglo-American Cable
sre Of the mest friendly character, as are
those with the telegraph lines in the
United States.
In view Of the opening of opposition
telegraph communication With California,
arrangements were ordered to be made
for supplying the press on the Pacific
coast.
After the meeting, the directors parteok
of a sumptuous banquet at Delmonico's,
on the invitation of Mr.. Joseph Howard,
of the New York Star. The following
directors were present; r. Johnston, OF
the New York MGig; j. II. Hambert, OF
the Epenfng Democrat; Hon. Alex. Cum
minRs. of the Philadelphia Day; Francis
Wells, OF the Philadelphia EVenfsg Bat
EetfM. Hon. Sidney Dean, Of the Provi-
denos star; r. @. Dunhanl, Of the Boston
Tines; Major J. L. Bundy, Secretary OF
the Association; the officers Of the Board
and Mr.. John HassOn, general agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
The pIshisoitum...Lstter from sarihaIdl

PARIS, May 8, midnight.-The Govern.
ment continues to use every effort to iu-
ftuence the vote in favor of the Plebisci-
tum. 1t appeals to the patriotism of the
French people, and warnings of the dan
gers of a sudden change of governments
are being almost hourly issued from the
press of the official journal, and scattered
broadcast. Throughout the empire every
measure is taken TO guard against revo-
lutionaTy movement,
M. Olivier, Prime Minister, addressed q
lengthy circular to the public prosecutors
throughout the country, declaring that ne
has received information that the irrecon-
oilables intend to proclaim a republic in
the towns in France which ma5 give a
majority of negative votes to the plebis-
citu.n. He cautions them to use every
means to defeat such programme, and
even to employ harsh measures if neces-
sary for the preservation of public order.
Extraordinary military precautions have
been taken at every point where it is sup
posed the opposition may gain strength.
An important revolutionary letter from
Garibaldi has been published, and is
widely circulated among the psople. 1t
Is addressed 'to the French army" and
in eloquent terms the Italian leader be-
seeches them to act as worthy descend
apts of the first republic. The address has
.fsnd its way among the soldiers, not
,Isgthstanding the vigilant efforts of the
Slice TO suppress it, and creates much
4 Excitement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
lNFALLIBILITY.
Protest Of the Bishops Against the Pre-
posed Dogma.

ROME, April II, Is7O.-The follS 1Ing
highly important document has zen
adopted by many of the bishops inS9t-
tendance at the EcnmeniGal Council, and
presented TO the Pope, on the subject OF
infallibility. The paper is headed by the
name of the most Reverend Archbishop
Purcell, of Cincinnati-a fact which gives
its PRONUNCIATION, if possible, additional
Importance:
Most Holy Father: Humbly PROSTATE
at the feet of your Holiness, we most
earnestly supplicats that the question on
the definition of the infallibility of the
Sovereign Pontiff as q dogma of faith
may not he proposed to the Vatican
Among other reasons of this fpplica-
tion, we beg to sdduce only II ,, which
ffrst-Because the discussion of this
question will evidently show a want of
union, and especially unanimity among
the bishops.
Second-Because on account Of the cir
cumstanoes in which we are placed in
countries where heresies not only exist
with inpunity, but are dominant, this
definition, instead of attracting, would
ALLEVIATE those whom we seek by .eP
Christian means 10 lead to the tryB 81 81 :
Christ.
TRird-Because we anticipate endless
questions will arise which may interfere
with and prevent the work of our minis
try, and cRuse the fruits of this Council to
be lost to those who are not members of
the Holy Catholic Church. Having laid
bare our hearts and sincere intentions, we
implore Almighty God to avert all evil
from the Church, and that He may illum-
inc and direct you with His Holy Spirit.
j. B. Purcell, Archbishop of Cincin-
Peter r, Kendrick, Archbishop of St..
Louis.
John Mco1Osksy, Archbishop of New
York.
George Ereington, Archbishop of Treb-
izond lin part,
Thomas Connolly, Archbishop Of Hall
fax.
Richard Wheelan, Bishop OF Wheeling.
Augustine Verot, Bishop of Savannah.
James r. Bayley, Bishop of Newark.
John Sweeny, Bishop Of st. John, n. B..
Bernard McQuade, Bishop of Rochester.
Tobias Muller, Bishop of Erie.
Francis Mcfarland, Bishop of Hart ford.
James NJ. O'GOrman, Bishop of Omaha,
lin psrt.)
James Rogers, Bishop of Chatham, Can
ada. ll
Michael DOnense, Bishop of Pittsburg.
Patrick Lynch, Bishop of Charleston.
Thaddeus Arnat, Bishop Of Mystery.
David Moriarty, Bishop Of Kerry and
Agadol.
William Clifford, Bishop of Clifton, Eng
Edward Fitzgerald, Bishop of Little
Rock.
John Leahy. Bishop of Dromore.
John HeDnessy, Bishop of Dubuque.
Patrick Feehan, Bishop of Nashville.
John Hogan, Bishop of st. Joseph, Mo.
John Henni, Bishop of Milwaukee.
David Bacon, Bishop of Portland.
Joseph Melcher, Bishop of Green Bay.
Ignatias Marx, Bishop Of Sault Ste
Marie,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

rumps so 5Oa2l 90. Lard 1917 70 le1<c Bulk
meafs-shou1ders at ll1<; sides l41zc; clear
rib l5c, and clear 51zc. Bacon-shoulders
l21Ise clear rib, le9sc, and l7c for clear. Hams
Flour quiet and steady, low grades "a 25;
supers 81 so; extra 81 IS; family % 40 70 50.
0rain--Wheat drmer at 81 034l ii for red
white 81 209l rs. Corn steady at eS@S9c, ear
and shelled. Oats Sc to 60c. Rye 93994e. Bar
ley dull and unchanged. Hay dull al sl6gls.
Bran S2092S
Cotton quiet at 22c for middlings
Oils-Lard 81 SO; linseed CSC.
Groceries -Molasses 7S@74c for New Orleans.
Butter 8 To SOC for prime State, and 34935c for
choice Eggs dun &c. Cheese quiet.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May S.-Cotton quiet and
steady al 2ls4922c.
FIo1r-The market advanced; s. F., q Is
Xxx, "a s.; xxx, So loot.
Feed-Corn at 81 l59l 20; oats. Csc; hay,
Pro8isionsEMess pork Irregular, $50 Oog
so 60 Bacon firmer and stock light; khoul-
ders, l35ze; rib, l75Sc; sides, Is5zc. Lard l6149
l71zc for tierce; keg lss<@ls16c.
Grocerfes-Sugar and molasses nehanged
Pittsburg.
PITTsBURe, 3.-on Crude firm; sales l2zSe
City market irIn at 81 s.. Lower Creek 81 80.
Titusville 81 As.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 3-Flour active and firm.
Wheat irregular and closing nc higher with
firm at SO@8lc for No. 2. Barley nominal at
SOC for No. 3 Corn S8@SS14c.
Pork drm at s29 for mess.
Highwines firm at 81 0 for iron bound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N. Perdue, Dealer in Millinery Trimmings

A ND Fancy Goods, Bonnets, Hats, Flow
IA ers, Ribbons, Laces, Silks, and all other
Millinery articles; also, splendid assort-
ment OF Laces Embroidery and Fancy Jew
elry, No. 2Z3 1=2 MAIN STREET, oppo-
site Court square, Memphis, Tenn. Dress
and Cloak-makiug in the latest styles.
Agent In Memphis for the sale of E. Butter
rick & Co.'s celebrated Patters of Garments
for ladies, misses, boys and little children OF
both sexes.
MEMPHIS, TENN, March /, lS70.-Miss NJ.
Perdue would respectfully announce to her
many friends and the public generally, that
she has associated Mrs. ROSE P. THOMPSON
with her business and trusts that her former
reputation for taste and elegance Will again
insure her the patronage she so well deserves.
She will at all times be found at Z3h Main
street, opposite Court Square, ready and 10 ost
willing to serve her friends. api
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
WASHINGTON.

Congress to Adjourn the first Of August
Fremoat's Trans. Continental RaiIrsad---
The Civil Service Bill a FaIlure---The
Tehuantepec RalIrOad---The Funding Bill
10 the House-.-unlform Rate Of 4 per
cent. for BOnds---ActIOn Of Senate 81
nance Committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

DR.. j. d. Jackson, of Tennessee, read q
paper on climatology and epidemics be-
fore the American Medical Association
Saturday in Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

There is much excitement because Hal
stead and friends, and afterward Mclean
with his, are said TO have gone TO Detroit
with view to duel in Canada.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

The World, of yesterday, says if Con-
gress authorizes new National banks,
which seems probably, then the Govern
ment win be forced to buy five-twenty
bonds and cancel them, as new four per
cent. bonds are absorbed by the National
banks. This movement will stimulate,
powerfully, Investment and speculation
In five-twenty bonds, and their price will
advance, naturally, above par in gold, as
the Government has no authority TO re-
deem any bonds, but is restricted by law,
and can only buy them in open market,
until such time as greenbacks are re-
deemed in gold by the Government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
Newspapers Standardization the People


Newspapers Statements --H0w the People
TEST THEIR TRUTH.-This is not an age
when people believe on trust whatever they
see in the public journals. Fifty or sixty
years ago when the accuracy of a statement
that had appeared in one of the gazettes or
+" News Letters OF the ", was questioned,
it was considered sufficient answer 10 all
cavil to say, 1t must be so, for read 1t in
the newspapers" It is not so now. News
paper assertions must be verified before they
are taken for granted, and this is especially
the case as regards statements setting forth
the rem medial properties of proprietary med
icines. For example,: Ii was not until the
tonic and Alternative properties of Hostetteris
Stomach Bitters had been deliberately and
thoroughly tested by thousands, and found
to be IN perfect accord with the printed
claims put forth In Its behalf, that IL was ac-
cepted by the public at large as a STANDARD
REMEDY. But when multitudes who had re-
sorted to 1t as a safeguard against malaFious
feveIs a cure for indigestion and bilious
ness, q means of strengthening the frame,
tional Vtgor, came forward and testified that
its beneficial effects had exceeded their most
sanguine expect tat1Ons, Of course the world be-
ieyed- To resist such proofs was impossi-
BILE. Great care has been tax en- from the be-
ginning not TO OpeTSfdte the merits OF the
Bttters Exaggeratton and bombast have
been the death of many preparations that
might otherwise have survived. They were
" weighed in the balance and found want
ing" Hottetter's Bitters, on the contrary,
have never been announced in grandilo-
quent language as a cure for every bodily i'll,
but simply as pure, harmless Vegetable Spe-
regulating, anti bilious and antiseptic prop
critics. This is exactly what the public know
the medicine to be. aud Its enormous sales
is an argument in its favor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

Hon. Mr.. Van Horn, the able and ex-
cellent Congressman from Kansas City,
has bought an interest in the Kansas
City Journal Of Commerce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
DIED.

FoRsTER-Ats1 s1< O'Clock on Tuesday morn
Ing CHARLOTTE r., wife oil D. B. FORSTER, OF
consumption.
The funeral will take place at 8 pm. to-
day from the Church OF the 'Good Shep-
herd. Chelsea. Carriages In attendance at
his residence on Fifth street, between MIL
and Sycamore
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

The roughs had dance last night at
Chicago. A few excluded fired into the
dance-honse. and one Jacob Ring was
plugged in the abdomen. His recovery is
! doubtful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

The Virginia Supreme Court has de-
cided in favor OF Ellyson, and thus the
mayoralty controversy Ia ended, -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
MARKETS.

IBY TELEaRAPH.

4f New York. HT8gs
NEW YORK, May 8.--Flour TO lOc better /;
sales 800 bbls; Southern -four frmer, sales
100 bbls. Rye -four quiet, sales 200 bbls Corn
meal quiet Hs
Grain-Wheat lc better and very active,
sales y, GOO bush Corn heavy and declining,
sales ls coo bush. Rye quiet Barley dull
Barley malt quiet. Oats a shade armer, sales
q, 900 bush.
Pork drmer, sales 45O bbls M
Tallow quiet, sales II 600 lbs. Stearine dull
sales 81, ,000 lbs. Grease dun, sales q, 900 lbs
Whisky quiet, sales 50 bbls western at 81 o.
free
Cotton-Receipts to-day 3464-Mobile 745;
savannah se4; Charleston 5S9; Galveston 1915;
Norfolk 1O4l. The market is heavy and prices
Money easy. Exchange dull Gold nrmer
at lis. Southern securities dull. Stocks un-
settieo' - t&sa sa
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 3. = Tobacco sales OF
826 hhds at prices ranging from IS 40al5 so.
Bagging Bc, With good speculative de-
mRnd.
Cotton, 2I5Sc for middIing.
Flour extra family, S. 90.
GRAIN Wheat 81 056ai 20 for red and whike
Corn, 81 10 in sacks. Oats at Csc in sacks. Rye
soc. Barley 81 l09f rs. -
Provisions--Mess Pork S2S 90; rump pork
SIS. Bscon-elear sides r1zc; clear rio sides
l61Sc; clear rib sides Ice; shoulders 12c.
Lard, I71z@Is5Sc
whisky steady atsl@l o. .5 NJ
Cincinnati.
(7rScIrspzAq1 Nav v3-Provfkios,--Mess pfsrtx
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
Agricultural Fair Meeting.

TTHE Stockholders OF the Shelby County
Il Agricultural Mechanical and Horttcul-
tQral Society al requested to meet the Pres
ident and BoartSof Directors at the Circuit
Courtroom corner of Union and Second
streets, on Saturday next, 7th inst, at two
O'Clock pm, and confer with them In rela-
ton to holding Spring Fair, and other i'm
portant business,
By order of the Board of Directors.
my4 LEON TROUSDALE Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
LonisYiIla.
CInclnnatI.

CIscINAATI, May S.-Prov1Aion-Mess pork
steady, SO 20 for city, and s& 90 for coprtrye.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04

The Grand Review surpasses all former
displays. pens OF Gold Finish, containing
the Wild Animals, Vans of Dazzling Bronz ze
and silver mountings; magnificent horses
carriage of the Rajah of Egypt, surmounted
by the Royal Tigers and Lions, loose in the
street, attended by Mile Eugenie
The length of the mammoth review will
extend over one naile.
A select band of music viii accompany the
exercises The review win move at 10o'clOck
am.
Doors open at l and 7p.m. Perform anee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
THE RICHMOND HORROR
Meeting of Citizens on Capitol Square---A
. Day Of Funerals.
Preamble and Resolutions Adopted Speech
Of Governor Wise.
insecurity Of The Capitol BulldinU--.StIIl
kOurHing.

From the whig of the 18th April.l
MEETING OF CITIZENS ON THE CAPITOL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
THURSDAY NEXT, May 5th,

Two. GOTHIC COTTAGES fronting Dunlap
street, between Adams street extended and
Bass avenue; four rooms. Kitchen and
ci6tern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14
THE FENIANs.
Their Expected Raid Headed on.

Their Expected Raid Headed on.
.5lg-r. MONTREAL, April 1S.
Although there seems no doubt that All
extensive movement has been going on
among the Fenians on the eastern frontier,
information from that quarter leads the
belief that il will proceed no further now,
in consequence Of the precautions taken.
TGlegrAms from St. A1nands soy the
people there utterly disbClieve that any
raid Is contemplated. 1t Is stated hero
that It is the intention Of the government
To organize forcO from the present mill
tia organization for the northwest, and
that the orders will bC Issued next week.
...... OTTowA, April IL.
The militia department have been call
ed ont. Two volunteer companies at Ber.
rio and half battery Of artillery have
also been sCnt from London to Daraic,
and u troop Of cavalry TO AmberstOurg,
BUFFALO, April 49,
Leading Fenian officials here laugh at
the scare Of the Canadians over a raid OH
Canada. A movement will not be at
tempted until success Is beyond doubt.
Il Is evident no raid Is contemplated by
the Fcnians here ut present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14
THE MCFARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
Eighth Day.
New York, April 10, 12:15P.

New York, April 13, 12:15P.M.
As the trial OF Mcfarland progresses the
interest in Il appears to progress in the
same ratio. The entrances to the Court
room this morning were blocked up with
an immense crowd of eXpectant spectators.
Upon the opening ofthe Court, Mr.. Geary
read q letter from Mrs. Calhoun To Mrs.
McF Farland, similar In character to epistlea
from tue Same lady read yesterday
The Recorder intlmated that the cOun-
sci would do well to refrain from reading
letters merely relating TO Mrs. Calhoun's
personal feelings and not directly beGring
on the case.
Judge Davis said he supposed the prose-
cutiOn could not object TO reading letters
which the prisoner had plundered from
the trunk Of his wife, and which the
defence seemed to think supported some
theory of theirs.
ChaS. w. Eastwood, woolen dealer, tcs.
tilted that the prisoner had been in the
habit of coming into witness place Of
business for about two ycars, during all
that time McF Farland was rational enough
when talking on other subjects, but when
cOnversing on his family troubles he be-
came frantic and irrational. The manner
of Mcfarland In November, 1850, was
more excited than at any previous occa.
sion; prisoner told him at that time he
lad not had a good nights sleep in six
weeks; sometimes ho said he wished he
was dead.
Sanford D. Wakemer, Of N. j., knew
prisoner; had conversation with him
about the middle Of May, 1850; Mcfarland
then went over his troubles; prisoners
son Percy was with him at tho time.
He asked witness 70 hear Percy declaim.
The boy then declaitned from Shaks-
peare's Richard the Third the witness
thought. Subsequently the witness call
cd at McF Farlands s residence and the latter
told him In excited terms Of Richardson
having stolen his boy. Mcfarland was
very much excited and shed tears copious.
ously. Witness was with him many hours
on tLat occasion ; thoughtthere was some
thing the matter with McF Farland at that
time. Mcfarland oAen appealed to Hea.
ven, saying, "Oh, my God, what shall l
do!" Said he could not live under these
trials. Witness thought McFarland's
manner increased in vchemenco during all
the time hC knew him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April IS.
The Argentine Minister this morning
received tho following by the Atlantic
k"Paraguayan 4 war ended. Lopez killed.
(Signed) JOHN FAIR,
ConsuI, London"
The above Is confirmed by dispatches
from Lisbon.
The people of the District Of Columbia,
to-day cclebratOd the ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amendment, and the 9Th ami
versary Of emancipation Of tho district.
The procession was very long, comprising
the colored military companies, civic so
cieties, and cars tGsteillly canopied, con-
tanning colored girls, displaying miniature
flags.
The House Select Committee on Postal
Telegraph, to-day, instructed the Chair
nun, Mr.. Wash6uIne, to report his bill,
heretofore introduced, connecting the telO-
gruph with the postal service,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-14
Cincinnati Market.

GRAW-Wheat-Si 1901 il. CoFu-S6aSSa.
0ats-6t9Goc. Rye--9o005c. BaslOy-s5c0SI 06.
COtt0n-Dull at 9Ixe,
ToBAoco-o0od dCmAnd; Sal8H SO hhds St
s. e0a9S Is for trash to primo leAG, and n boxes
Ohio seed leaf at 90 s5bl4 75.
WnMKY-Dull and closing at &c.
PRoVlST0NB-Fim bat quiet. Meas Pork
Held Of go, but huyerB offer S28 96093 10, and
no more. Bnlk MeGtE-Quiet but Grmeri Sh0nl-
dcEB II, 18k, I4H and i5c; no AaieN Bacon
LERn-Held al I6c for city kettle rendered, and
I5Kc for steam, bnt not much offering.
BUTFER-Dull choice lfoah ct 8l088c.
E60S-Dull At i76l9c.
SERD-Thcre 10 no change In seed.
0RocERIEs AND ou- Unchanged.
GoLD-ll9A buying.
EXCHANaE-stOady;. par buying,
MoNEY-Market unchanged.