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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
CRIME.
BLOODY TINES IN SCOTT COUNTY.

short time ago the Commerce, MO-,
Dispatch published the details of the muir
der of Thomas Baker nj tho hands Of Eli
jah Griggs-.both residents of that part
of Missouri. The same paper of the 2sth
ult., gives the particulars Of another muir
der in the same ncighborhood.
On Saturday last James Moore, Alonzo
Gregg and John Verdcn met in the village
of Sikeston. Gregg, who had been drink
ing, became involved in a quarrel with
vcrden, and finally concluded he
would shoot him. Mr.. Moore
interfcred To save Verden's life, and
in the scuillc that cnsucd between him and
Gregg the contents Of one Of the barrels Of
the pistol was discharged, and took effect
in his thigh, severing the femoral artery.
Mr.. Moore was Immediately removed 10
his residence, about three miles distant,
where, on the succeeding Monday, he
died. lie was an old resident Of that part
of Missouri, and the father of five children.
The announcement of his death and of the
fact that one John Flagg urged on the
fight, and even furnished the pistol that
was used, occasioncd great deal Of excite
ment, and induced number of the citizens
to seriously contemplate the organization
of vigilance committee to preserve order,
by driving the rufiianly element Of popu-
lation, TO whose account this and sundry
other bloody repconters arc chargable, from
Southeast Missouri. The Dispatch dcpre-
Gates mob violence, but thinks that the law
having failed to protect the people from
scenes Of bloodsbcd, outrage and murder,
the people should exercise the right Of pro-
tccting themselves.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
STREET TAX NQTlCR.

Parties delinquent in the payment of
Street Tax will save costs by calling at my
office, on the corner Of Commercial ave-
nue. and Fourteenth streets, as I shall
proceed forthwith to collect the same by
law, without further notice.
JAMES RYAN, Supervisor ofStreets.
June !, 1870.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
INQUIRE WITHIN.

The mouth is like house to let. How
ever pretty it may be externally, it is inn
possible TO judge Of its merits until you
have seen the inside. If behind the ruby
doors there are plenty of pearl-white fix
lures, you will exclaim ut once: GLOW
beautiful" To impart the utmost posi-
BILE brillancy there is nothing like fragrant
Sozodont.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
LAMP EXPLOSIONS.

Will the people avoid these dangers by
using n genuine article, which is perfectly
safe and has tho reputation of being the
best in usc2 It Is the Aurora Oil. 1t
gives brilliant light, and can be had at
95 Ohio Lcvce. Call and get the cheapest
9ght III use. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
now TO CALCULATE SIMPLY INTEREST.

How to find interest ut the rate Of Q, 8
or 10 per cent on any sum for any num-
bcr of days less than a yoar;
To find tho interest at per cent. per
annum, multiply the given sum by the
number of days-cut off the two right
hand figures, and divide by six. Interest
at the rate of s per cent. can be found by
multiplying as above, and then dividing
the product by IS.
Interest at the rate of 10 per cent. can
be found by multiplying as aforesaid, and
dividing by 80.
If any Of our readers will take the
trouble To apply this rule, they will find Il
a reliable one. Can any of them tell us
why IL is sof
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

An examination is solicited-of what ?
Why, the choicest stock Of piece goods
cloths, cassimeres docskins, linens, mar.ail-
les and silk vestings ever offered In the
Cairo market. Call and sec.
II JOHN ANTRIM, ~ Ohio Lcvcc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
The Cairo Buetin, June =.

Gentlemen, 60 TO John Antrims, "a,
Ohio Levec, for all your mu lin shirts,
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save at least rs per cent from the ordinary
retail prices. He has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered in the mar
ket. e.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

NoTIcE To STgAS0gRs.--If You are
strange in this city, don't fail TO call on
Walder and examine his stock Of clothing,
boots, shoes, hats, caps and furnishing
goods. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Be sure to call at 70 Ohio Levee, and
see the June Bug Hats, with u varied stock
Of other new styles, too numerous to men
ton. Remember Antrim's is the place To
get your hats. Il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
Tho oil portrait of Mr.. A.F. Tny.

The oil portrait Of Mr. A. F. Taylor,
deceased, by Mr.. William Winter, of this
city, is one ofthe most msterly achieve
ments In portrait painting we even saw.
II Il wonderfully life-likc and accurate,
and shows tone and finish thst designate
Mr.. Winter rs among the most accom-
plished artists Of the day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

CONE AND SEE ME.-If you want bar
gains In clothing and furnishing goods
corner of Sixth street and Ohio Levee !
the best place to buy them.
Il /. WALDER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

LOOK AT WALDER's STOCK OF CLOTHING
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t is
roplete with ALL THE novelties of the
season, at prices to suit the times. Corner
Sixth street and Ohio levee. #
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
nv KIND or WON gyyRy DoDy WANT,

Mr.. +. NJ, Ward will hereafter keep
full supply of splendid hickory stove wood,
cut and split ready for use. Price S. 90
for full cord of les feet. Citizens buying
this stove wood not only get the best art-
Gle, but save about one dollar per cord in
the price. Leave your orders at Hulen's
old stand or the postofilce. juneldIw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Peter NeGs mammoth stock OF Spring
clothing embraces all the new styles, and
what can be found nowhere else in the
city-a large and well varied stock of boys
clothing If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
TMENTY.HIYE CENT?.

This amount will buy u bottle of Mrs.
Whitcombs Syrup, the great soothing
remedy for all diseases incident 10 infants
and children. my 81. a&wIw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
TnE Rorcn a RRADIIs' NEW ENGINE HOUSE.

The mechanics and builders of Cairo
until o'clock pm, on Monday next, have
an opportunity to flo proposals with Mr..
II. Meyer for furnishing the materials and
erecting the Rough n Ready's new engine
house. For particulars see advertisement
IN another column.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
STRAWBERRY vxsrivAL TONIGHT.

Blum's hall, lN Commercial avenue
will present gay and happy scene to-
night. Tho ladies Of tho Presbyterian
church offer the public rare treat---the
Arst ofthe season, in the way ola splendid
strawberry supper. Go. Look on. Take
part.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.
rot Judge 81 the supreme Comrt.

We are authorized to announce that the Hon.
SIDNEY BREEsE will be candidate for the office
of Judge Of the supreme Court of Illinois, from
the First Grand division. Election on Monday.
June q. $780,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

FREsH Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways DO had. Read the advertisement
Greatest Work of tho Age" in this pa
per. maylsd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

-Tricot and basket cassimers suits, very
fine, made TO order, ut the old reliable
clothing house of John Antrim, No. IS,
Springfield Block tt,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

CALL ut Waldcr's and EXAMINE MS
stock Of CLOTHING. He cannot and will
not, DE USDERsoLD ny ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE SAME LINE. This STOCK Is ES-
ENTIRELY NEW, and was BOUGHT Mt the
LOWEST DECLINE ~ GOLD.
/. Valdez, Corner Of Sixth
u and Ohio Lcvee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
-
CUFF BUTTON LOST,

a gold cuff button, set with four blue
stones, one of which is missing The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leav,
ing the same at the BULLETIN Office. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Ladies' and children's hair cut to or
der, at the shop or ut their residence. Leave
orders at the shop Of j. Geo. Steinhouse.
juneldlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

-Peaquer, French creape chincott suits
are made 10 order, with taste, and perfect
dt, or no sale, ut Antrim's.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Police business remains dull Two or
three triaing cases, before Squire Bross'
this morning, constituted the business of the
day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Youths boys and Children's clothes, q
less than New York prices, will be sold
this week, at p. Ncfi's, regardless of cost,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

clothing for ten dollars, ut =, Neffs, 10
Ohio Leyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Good Cotton Socks, only IS cents per
pair or 81 rs cents per doz, at =. Neh's,
No. 70, Ohio Levee. If.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
TOBACCO SALES TODAY.

A large quantity Of tobacco was on the
brakes Of the Planters Tobacco Ware
house to-day, but much of it was Withheld
from sale, the owners desiring to offer it
during the fair, which takes place next
Thursday. The sales comprised thirty
two hogsheads, at the following splendid
prices:
~ hhds from. .................$ o 100 3 90
" ..................... IA OO@1s %
The greater portion ofthes e.2 hogshelds
was oflow grade and Illinois growth.
At the Ballard Tobacco Warehouse
twenty hogsheads were sold at the
following highly satisfactory prices 81,
10; 2 at So 90; 2 at - 20; BAT So so;
50 so; 50 80; 2 at $40 so; $1l %; . ut
$i2 90; Sl3 90; SI4 rs; Sls rs; S2l 80 ;
SO 90.
The fair of the Ballard Tobacco ware
house, on which occasion 81 200 OO, in
gold, will be distributed us premiums, will
be held on the 22d instant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
just received ut p, Ncf's, No. 80 Ohio
Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Be sure to read the advertisement
"Greatest Work of the Age" in this
paper. maylSd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

You will greatly ''miss IT, If you don't
buy the Star Shirt NJ John .Antrim's, No.
70, Ohio Levec. ".
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

LOOK TO Your INTEREST, and buy
your clothing from Walder, corner 9th
Street and Levee. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

300 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls. medium quality suitable for the
Southern trade for sale at the Egyptian
mills. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SENLED I'ISOI'OSNLS.
The X. II. Fire Company's New I'm.
gine House.

Sealed proposals will be received At tho -tpi.
Of n Meyer, OHIO L.yec, until 4 o'clock y. IA :,
on Monday next, Tor the furnishing Of materials
and erecting, ready for occupancy. the Rough aud
Ready FIRE company'- new engine house.
Plans and specifications may be- seen nj II
Meyers store.
The company reserve the rgh,'o reject any ~
all OF the bids.
~. MEYER,
Buiidng Committee. ! lNO, II. OBERLy
tJA-, :. sMAiAE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Dan Able, COLUMBUS; A Baker, PndnrHh,
Mary Alice, ~ Louis; Mbrey. do
Marble City do Virginia, y -;
1t Joseph, io Glasgow. do
w II Brown, 10 Belle Memphis, Mem
Burksvlie, Nashville; Robert Burns, u"
Alpha, do city Of Evansville, EN
Indiana, Louisville;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Her goods are fresh, -easonAbie and fashionable.
She vii q We yoo more for the same amount 81
money than any other store IN towa. Don't buy
until you call on her especially " Won want mil.
l,nery good or solen's and chiidI"ns tine
shoes, etc mylt0
, 1870-03-16

a Hotiou Was Immediately thereafter made 10 re-
-ccualdfrt So!e on which 1s row pending.
CUBAN BE1l1GEEENCY.
II reported to-u'Gnl tna. the House Commit
mites On foIel2o Anslis has sgreed TO recon-
ne1d tie psstage Of resolution according pelItz.
etent ftRh0 to the CnbAE lnsnreenta.
KOA1EAr1oNs CONFIRMED
The senate todsJ confirmed Cnas. Il. Lewis,
OF FtR1nia, - Minister Resident in Portugal;
John 3uaset1 Jorea Of Hit os, M1n.sler Residens
to Stockholm: Robert G. hrk. Of unlo, Minister
Res1de1t 70 Uruguay; austaye JaE1esL OF Penn
49Jtvanta, Consul at Augsburg: 6Itas N. Matt!son,
Collector Of Custom., Danktrk, n. y: Jacob
Anthony. Surveyor Of Customs. NeR Albany, Ind. ::
<t;en. p. OI1er. Collector cf Inlernal Revenue 1or
the Filth District Of Missouri; Peter Rose, Col-
1ecsor Of Internal Revenue Tor The E!Ehreeuth
District Of Ohio; Abraham q. Bowmau. collector
.4f Internal Revenue for the Seventh District Of
-ksutucfy. Po4smzstets-Be1ters 4 Parker,
-Aan14kee, III; rneo. G. Phillips, Bay City, Mich.
.9ss w{om,rs 1sna District; LsiaJette Carter
a, 4 mee,ing Of Tie lEeuds ci the indians was
.as;a q % Iee I1oms Of tae Indian Conm!suoner TO-
.Gommsstonet Parker, Felix 4 Brunot, Vsncsnss S1s
'CelJet. and ne folio stn1 influential members Of
le1e1 I'd ssi1 g. Moore of Mar5sn Gsn}tna samne na
Ssfy eSaI'es 9se5. 9se5 rsos 5 sl!aas; Roa9s
Bsniea Basan uDderSi', aISas, fssk1'n ~ @ as,nes s9d
Wm. Dorse1, iona Saunders. peSorse F. Wnal: W5Gr1
"a W "a sp,spns Pa.9I D. Wharton q Pepnsgyania
7e1, ot Indiana The present being Eenesa:iy 70.
E1eo % eetnK the criets IN the a1A,Is OF tne In
.qians: tae object Of the meeting VIZ consul
kAuon On the situation. TEe most cortt,al nar.
Anoa5 exists between Ill The bodies Represented,
ana prospect of other religious oodie4 takirF
uo tne *o.k OF civilization for the Indians VA
1epot.eo. It was aE'ee1 1Het oslv portion OF the
01che5 Eow annually expended fer military puF.
poees Vas usea 1er educ .r.tE a1d cnr1suan!z,nf
to Tie anvsnts9e Of The T-ftesn T..r1toriei
IN e1coErt&nx lm!e1aten, ard nore az,lstactor!
10 the whole conntFg. The comHl1ee eeoar.;fe5
to v1e4t the Cau,io. snd e1deaYo1 to imoress ,hei
views upon Congress-
ARIzQEA.
Governor sanard, Of Arizona, left tonight 70
xttt TerI!uy. He viii b
tpsufd IN Nevada and Co1ornd
ny parties intending to Fettle in Arizona, Darips
1;a nit here 1ne GoyeItor impressed the govern
1ent Win tho inpottanGe o. anozdipg addtona
encourak1nx The Development o1 ms nararl 1e
eLutce1 Of ArizunA.
CQNN1SaIoNKR WELls' EZYuKT
u. L memorial h1x bsdn Presented ta the Commt,
9eo Of Wars md Nea0s sud Committee On Fmanf
, 1870-03-16

viae provided By law, ahkl be divided Into seyen
dtstrcze. for he election o. Jodzes, as tollo4a:
6t1, Pope. Johnsor, uoiou. jackson Williamson.
Saline, Ga1ist1p, White. Hamilton. Ffautlln..
Fez1y, Randolph. Monroe, St Cis1r, Wa,htrgsun,
5eoe1so1. Wayne. Ea"Afds' "sonh. and Clinton.
S<oonI Iistrset- -Madlsop. Bond. Marion. Gay,
R:cbland, LAWRENCE, Crawford. Jasper, EMa2-
ca3osf!sss setiSy sieess 5aHsp 5ssss;. a.5saa, S
TAird District Sa1gamon, Mse,n. Logan. d.
1eIssa 1 t oa F:1d dGi9Ps sqso co'ss Paa9 eaK
Fourth Dsttries7zPlke, Scott Mnrsaa. Caas.
Bso1D. Adams. and Hancocs. Popaiasion s13'sss..
Fifzh D.st51et- Warren, Mercer, aeader-
tor, HepEJ, Starr, Peoria, Marzha1l, Putnam
1s9Iss 1B9I1san: Lasse, ofund1, and Woodford. Popu'
:, sssth -Walteside, Lee, Carroll, oele,
DeKalo, KnIe, Kendall, McHenrJ, Boone, Winnie
6sgo. B:sphsnson 10 Da7:ess, and Rock 1sland.
ssoes.I Dist1ieLcoos, Lake. VIII, Kankakee,
a1d DoPaRe. Population, so6,s11. 80
Of s 50 hs as g jays Se 81 q f. r. s@
saeh of eaia districts numbered tFo, taree:
lola tner Once for ths term q twelve years iEo@
the ngst Monday Of Lone, 1870, and whenever the
judicial dsistons for the cleo ion Of said judges
Hoall be done upon tue rula Of equality Of popQla-
tor, aa nearly as county boundaries will permit,
and Of equal apportIo1inen. Of Judges, according
to population.
ur. uA1NES, OF Lake. moved that the order 0,
the number Of the districts be reversed, making
1se Chicago go District No T. and the Lover tES,p
THIS amendment Eas debated for some time
ard rejected.
III. 1NCHER moved to strlke ou: Eeiye ysa1s
us the term OF of1co Of the Judges and 1nser1
seven 5oarf. This amendment was debated for
two hours. Mesara- T1NCuER, ROSS, DROM.
WELL MERRIAM, BATNE, :lAINES,: OF Like,
AID SPRINGER favored the amendment, and
Mefsra. WELLS, BROWNING. yANDEVEN.
TER, PERLEf, SKINNER. BENJAMIN, AN.
TAONf, and TURNER spoke aRatnBt 1t. The
debate covered the whoie tssue the friends or the
amendment insisting that judges shoutd ba
brought within the influence Of the
people by frequent elecaona, aud tbs
opposite party insisting that tie terms OF the
Judges slnuld be 20 extended O. TO place them
bel or the influence Of political parties and se-
Ar: kIEG moved, ~ an amendment, to strtke
finally agreed to, 50 that the terms Of tho Supreme
Judges are fixed at nine years. The Gectiop, az
2iven above, Wa9 then adopted.
Mr. BROWNING offered resolution that. until
Otherwise ordered by Law, each Judge receiVe q
talary Of $4,000 per Annum-
4 motion Wa2 made to strike cut s., coo and IN
cert $4,000: another to inert $3.0e0; anothef 10
leave the spu blank; but befoIa the question was
taken the committee rose, reported, and asked
leave to Sit again tomorrow morning.
, 1870-03-16
France

RETURN OF CANADIAN FArAL eoLDKKs.
PARIS, March 1b.-Two hundred CANADIANS, &no
have served for tHo Jeara In iha Papa! e. Fec,
Passed through This city 70 day, ON tt.er. 1Ay
presented By Els Holiness, In consideration Of
faithful services.
INFORMANT GACCus OF D8FCT1E5.
The Gaulots, an independent o1gan, states that
= Wel.atsended caucus Of the members Of the
party OF the Lett in the Corps Leglalasl, was held
last evening, at which It wsA decided to dem41tl
that questions relstlve to the budget shall here
after be controlled b. tia! BODY. The caucus alo
adopted resolution affirming It's opposition 20
The system Of the Executive creation Of credits,
granting money. making wa1, end pEoclatmlng
neutrality without tho authority Of the CONS
Le2lelaut
pks1ALs, EuNoRs, AND coHJECTUREs.
PARIS, March 16-Semi- Official Journals contra
die: the report that differences have arisen bs-
tween ouiFicE aud Darn. The aame papers deny
ihAsthe Ainiste1s have requested the Emperor to
dismiss II. Petn, Prefecs Of Police, because te
hsa failed 30 far 70 prove the existence
Of conspiracy against the Emperor AID
the State, or that the Ministers pro-
posed an amnesty lest that Pies1i might
thereby escope the responsibility Of proving tts
charges mAde By the police. Nearly atl the jour-
1a1s consider the reported conspiracy fabrtcl-
t,on. P11Ease adslcss 60 to show that the axau-
ination has lasted 30 long because It u Impossible
to make cut an important case.
ThePArts organ Of the Court Of the Tuieries
demands that the Senate reBiss tho Alntaterial
projects likely to despo1 that body Of its pt17i-
IeEes.
Il Is reported that IN no case viii the Ffe1eh
Government withdraw its troops from Rome.
The Senate has rejected a petition asEtnx for
modification in the law Of Universal Suffrage.
a committee Of tbs Corps Le21slAtif, charged
with the examination Of the tax On newspapers,
AdTi5e It's abolition.
, 1870-03-16
SPRING FIELD.
The Printing Question Fl
naliy Disposed of.
The Judicial Divisions,
lection Relative to Divorces.

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, March Is.
1HB PRINTING QUESTION.
Nearly the entire morning session Of tho con-
Eeptlon to-day vas taken up in discussing the
ve1ed printing queat1on. lit. Cameron e1plsIned
st some length the difficulties which the commit
tee have had to encounter. The trat Difficulty
Has that the amount OF matter which had been
supplied BY the members was double what was
anticipated By any member Of tho committee.
Another waa that the printing otllces here were
compelled to accept the very poorest clasa Of
printers, By 1easol that Springfield was not Wash.
ingtons Philadelphia, or Chicago, and
It Fas plsce Wheze good print
crs would not 6ojou1n, by reason Of
the temporary character Of the work Another
the miserable, mutilated, and incoupEehenAlble
manner In which the copy was frequently sup
pied By the members to the printers. he asked
that hereafter the Daily Register debates wou1d
be dispensed with, and that they only be pr1uted
In Thar Is called the Globe form. II this plan il
Rdepted the members will have nmple time to
prtpa1e as would also the reporters, and the Ber-
vices Of one-half the latter could be dispensed
with. The expense pei 1000 ems for getting up
the Daily RegtsteT reportn Is IS cents. The woIk
IN Globs form can he done for sixty cents per
thousand. After long discussion, the whole
question WAS submitted to the Printing Com
mlttee, with Instructions to act in accordance
with their own Judgment
JUDICIARY REPORT.
The entire afternoon v2a given to action On
Sections aud 8 Of the judiciary report, which
had been laid over Until the special committee TO
arrange the Judicial Districts OF the State should
report That report having been presented, the
tRo sections WeIe taken up. 6ecsinn 4 was
e10pted, With Rl!ght amendment AS
substitute for Section s, the
report Of the COMMITTEES apporttoning
x]Nn
, 1870-03-16

Basement First National Bank Building, South
west Cor. State and Hashington-sts.
, 1870-03-16
South America.

TEE TAEDERIEGa 0P THE DErosED LoPgz.
L1FBof. March 16.-The Steamship from Rio jan
eric btlpgs later newa from the allied arm8 Lopez
had 1etreated northwa1d, 70 point near MIe1sn-
da, IN ths Matto Grasso and prcy.uce OF BrazL le
Has accompanied By few 1olloWers, who vtza
making every enort to cross the frontier Into Eo-
uvi1. Prince DEu, the allied commander, hid
rnsde t1diccus disposition Of his troops and ea-
terta!ned strong hopss Of capturing Lopez and hla
band before they could escape into Brazilian tsr-
11tnr7. The vaT Is practically over. The First b..
V.Eou Of the Army OF Brazil had returned TO BIO
Janet1o, and we're 1eceIyed by the citizens WITH
thn oreAtAst anthtfaJs5u1.
, 1870-03-16
TENNRSSEK.

Roushern 1mmlKrRtEon-The Bible
Excluded from Memphis schools.
MK,nus, March 15.-Slnce last October s. 600
an1fcJnnts, black ana white, have passed through
nere, Of which l50 600 were foreigners, principally
IN tne portu1 States. The blacks Wcre principally
from Virginia.
T@he Beard OF School YiEitors yesterday adopted
.he suggestion OF Superintendent Leah, p11hibtt-
M au religious exercises in the public scacoss.
Th.s also excludes the Bible.
, 1870-03-16

nrauRy endorsing Commissioner Wells re@
poTf, Fkned bJ pe1so0s Representing thift1-taroo
cnTpoy1tIonx snd twelve individuals, oompr1kanR
reefty al the great xoollen nA1ufacturuf5s repro
sent1nR . capital actusliJ engaged tn tae tnsno.
fec.u1e Of wooleo gooda Of over Sls, 900 900. and
cntreIy. They pray that the existing tar11 znay
be q odt0ed IN such q manner that noe woal mxy
ccme into the country n a lon d1ty as carpet
WOOL
, 1870-03-16
} JApnns


AEQIHEH A1RlNE U31STKK.
LONDON, March ia telegram from Hong
Korg chronicles another collision with the steau-
ers Of the Peninsular line, one Of which, on Sal
cay recently, ran down and Annk the German
enIp Cary and Jane, on the coast OF Japan. No
pkItIcp1afs,