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yNow is your opportunity fer bar
gains; goods at or below cost; must
close April LIST. f. NJ. PORTER.
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N A T UR ELS

U"N hELHAbLH hE-HEDN
They are Apple-seed like, tasteless
and inodorous. Mild, but effectual.
The CkLABAR GRAINS or SEEDS"
are the great NERVE-T0NIC and
Aperisnt. They cure Sick headache,
Constipation. Indigestion, Biliousnessr
Irregularities, and general Nerve de-
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning IS or so Grains as originally
put mp. For sale by Larghiin, Smith
q Co,
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"An old cent-musn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
X made 10 me by William Fl. Woods and
S.r.S p. his wife, bearing date the cath day OF
snSnst. Is6s. aud of record in the Recorder
ONCE Of Ohio county, West virginia in Decd
AT 81 page Si2. to which more particular
.-a,ca ia made shall on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

BPhotograpbs in Ink Oil or Water
Color at the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

wThe greatest bargains ever offered
in Boots and Shoes from now till
April LIST. +. Nj. PORTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

II Removed to No. 40 Monre street,
one door below Market.
J. II. SMITH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

EBCanned fruit in abundance at
S. II. Giffin's, No / Grant House,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

yonly few days remain to sell my
choice stock of goods. IN. PORTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19
Washington College
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
FACULTY..
General X. Z. LEE, President

CARTER ]. HARRIS, A. NJ,
ProtsSsOr..of Latin
JAMES J. WHITE, a. NJ.
EDWARD s. JoYNEs, A, NJ,
Prof. ModerE Languages
: Prof. English
REV. ]. L. KIRKPATRICK, d. D.,
Pref hOr1l Philosophy.
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof. History aud English Literature
ALEXANDER l.. NELSON, A. NJ,
Prof Mathematics
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ,
Prof Applied Mathematics
RICHARD S. McCULLOCH, A. NJ,
Prof. Natural Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, AM,
Prof. Applied Ohemistry
Hon. j. w. BROCKENBROUGH, LID,
Prof LdtU,
NJ. w. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Latin and Greek
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Modern Languages
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. English
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Prof Chemistry, and
Principal Of Business School
For the present, the instruction in English
is divided among the Professors of Moral Phil.
osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of an Assistant Professor.
The duties Of this chair are discharged by
the Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Phil.
osophy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

FEverybody should have q good
Rustic Photograph and Partridge's is
the place to get them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-19

A FRasIr Tor or 8UPEKIoB QUALITYs
"a Prsgssse u ~ Gszee csa.r sz<e. -
I1pfa1 Win c4rt A14 = E1G1@ ans Irft& -
~ 80 g. r'''s : p''ssss e - CO.
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ID. A. ADLER g. CO., at Wheeling, are
branch of KOHN, ADLER & CO., 3CS Market
street, Philadelphia. loOI
, 1870-03-24
THE ERIE RAILROAD.
The Fight In the New York LcEf~-
3ntarc between Fisk and Eould
md tho British Stockholders.

The Fight In the New York LeRf~.
sntnrc Isctwccn Ff.k and t;ou1d
md the British Stockholders.
ALnAsy, March r. lay 1outt appeared before
nnlie a statement in opposition to Mr, Fnst's ar
gun,ent rrT~anR thc RoeAllcd Eric hill lie
q Put ,aa'
.S son ss m II nd tass Ba oy IL
W0si ~ sn or that e ,eefs ns~e 'na he,n in9 n
criEed non London stockholders Protesting
aEaia:t the proceedings Of the committee. he
af Ere stock, which the5 arr carrying IN Lnn,ion,
aud wese compelled BY resolution Of the London
Stock Exchange to have II stamped and pay shi]-
selves. INV thai committee proposes. 81 another
resoluton- To compel the registration Of all Erie
stock In London IN the names Of Heath and Ra-
would cous'ense Into the bands of two gentlemen
aetua1lY owned sy no seoassnd indis,aasis Of
stnck ncath aat RaPh4el need bot OWL dollar:
The road p4sslns into she hands Of inexperienced
lurn, or Of 1he r.nnsslyaa1A Central and New
saying that Burt's statements hefore the Senate
Committee, conflict with his previous statements.
Burt had ht~a oKesed every facility to examine
the ColnpAnys 26s!r1, but refused to hold any In
1e1coursc with the Erie directors until the demands
Of Heath &td Raphael we're fElly sadsne.I sas-
sequenti!, howessr he assed % Tor u tnteHtsx ~
and Ftsk Is two Of the slest railroad nAn4Segs in
the country, and stating ! wish that ther should
remain IN ot1ee+ he demanded the nomination Of
twelve Of the seventeen directors OF
the ro1d, md hintekl NJ hia own nomination
As Treasurer. Gouk goes into Detailed history
OF the ETe Railroad since he anh Fisk took charge,
and concludes hs urging upon the Scnate Commit
tee not to tecsl4te tor the fmPruvtmeut Of the
revenue Of the c1nAla 1t the expense OF railroads
hut IN let wen enough alone
George Cruueh, An AnRf0-AueE3cAa stackholder.
addressed the committee lie owned St-ND ssock
u England And Represented the EhAsra OF NUM-
ber OF correspondents, who protest 1Estnst the
scheme, of With Mr. BuI1H cheut* ar The prime
| movers 4esE7k Gould and fssK, he SAID. elAlm to
te In possession OF proof, furlzhed BY sattr astnt
In London, that the member af the eo-calieA Erie
| Protective Committee arr mere agents Of : Il.
eAnsc conspiracy formed b. union OF
interest Il the rennsyls anla And New York Gen.
tral to crush out the Erie u c1ra7tttnT hnt- he
Crouch coocurTed in F1ek's expression. thAf
KaphAeE Heath hxrc gone INTO Whh1 of srec-
| usadon- They are al On the make Ind Are going
/ IN fot what they Can root ont, md @l4 F!Af ~
a1Ao ftEht when be pruphcE3ed saAt f45deFhuts
English axents would not make enough to pAF for
the cour-plAStef 70 cnytf the INV kndotA EhSch
the roofing would eventually cause on tn@as re-
srecttEe G,ootA He {croach, spoke u the interest
Of TWO millions OF E11e stock owned in England.
Ind fully endorsed the present naanagsst OF The
rpad "
The ortaIon prevails tonight tnAt Bun:s clients
sand very poor chance Of success
, 1870-03-24

N me second stoE3 ras total los. The frc COM
snInxeq 9G;.,9n u nc Cellar; origin unknown ,,.
4CBFHix March 21-The extenHSe Atab1ea Of
tne Louisville City Railroad Company, and Aever0
frame buildings nceupied II stquor saioona, and
ooa5dinR house In The Immediate netghborhood,
WEE oafhcd II 2 20 this afternoon. Loss heavy:
fully tnY1rtsl
LotEsFn1K. March Ea-Tnc loss hJ the burning
OF tne louisville City Railway Colup4nys stable
ana buildings adjoining, was 81, 800: tnAured ~
folloEa: undtrWT!ters, New fort, +, 90: charter
0Ak, HaH1oTu, Il 500; Lamar, New York, 81 600:
sun StAte, F11e and Commercial Mutual, Ccvel and,
x1 ooo each. Onion, San Francisco. 81, 90. United
States, BALTIMORE Il 900; Excelsior, New YORK,
$1,oo0; Gtfm1h Mutual, Louisville, +. o0o: Ken
tucky Mutual, Louisville, ts,ool-
NAHy1tLkr March a1-fhc drying house o!
FIrHitt spntT Co, ma1ufscturrts OF cedar Hxre,
hunt thi2 morning. large lot Of valuable CO iar
lumber WaA destroyed
kingston, n. J., March 2a-The carriage man
ufactory Of ]. c, Hurts Was destroyed hJ hrc On
Monday night Log~, &c, 90: insurance Email
WORCESTER, MAJ. hareh "a ire l1st ntKat
destroyed the building owned ~ lMt3ance God
datd- Loss. s.. 900; tntarsnee *6 co. LoT'nK
ley CO, SO, ,ooe; Partially insured 4 P. "os-
ST. Loris, March sa-Tnt or1ccrs OF the steamer
Andy johnson, from keotuk, rrIort that wten
they passed LoutxtanA Mo, LAST night the lre had
destroyed the large planning mill aud 3umhef 5aEd
OF }. WILEY. lsrfIy stshc, md row OF zesa-
dencea, and was Sill raging. LOGS unKn0wn-
NxW fUkK, March ga ire Ia Wtlltaaabo1Z,
t4-dsy destzGye+. Htue st1Es9 and dwelling hou8es
on Gfan6 nd North First 6treetA- Loasea reported
email, but will aggregate *, ,Q0d
, 1870-03-24
ILLINOIS


Terrible Rnilrona Accident In
QuincY-Onc PeFxon Killed nnd
TWO OIbcrs Rndlr Injured
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
Quincy, March sa-A terrible railroad accident
occurEed II 4 80 p. m, to-day, within lev hun
dred yards Of the Union Passenger Depot IN this
city. An accommodation train o! the Chicago,
burlington Quincy Railroad, which bad but one
passenger car Att7chcd, which was muedt&tely tn
the Erar If the ualn, cAme u II the time Ahorc
mentioned, and hid fairly gotten In the yard, when
N extra freight, With TWENTY-FIVE CATS, which vas
following. At distance Of shree-qua1tcts Of mile
behind, whilst descending very heavy grade btoke
IN tHo neAt the centre, leaving Iii the hrSkemen
on the detached portion. On the engineers dis
and opened full head Of st:Ant with hope 4,
check the tain, WHEN one Of the cylinder heals
blew out, which rendered hts engine rowcrtszs-
The consequence Was that his engine rushed On
II lightning spte'f. and f7n Into The rcAr OF the
accommodation train In question. The czr cun-
t4heh eight pAssenrtrA The conductor rushed
Into the car and Informed the passengers OF the
apptuaehnG danger, md nye sncceeded IN making
sass o.s., ,ssep III. but o,,as s,ss' for N
as IT, force the passenger car platform under the
next CIR, which waa loaded with railroad .rou, and
- these three men we're standing on tho platform,
all ihree had both leXs broken. The nrst Nas ,Jo-
stph Wheeler, Of Bushnell, IL, bo.h legs broken
nrsr the body. Elisha Hendricks, OF Columbus,
this county, ttn legs broken, left leg Just below
the knee, right 1eR Just above the Anklt. Noses
the ankle. Wheeler died II hali-past ., and the
zttcudInx nhJktctan says there Is scarcely 1 hope
Of Hendrtcks' recovery, though nc Ii alive at this
MrttpG midnight
, 1870-03-24

Louis, Ut q meeting In that cisr to-day, perfected
ARRANGEMENTS fur building Union Depot on the
r,vr1 front For this purpose theI hssa leased
several acres OF ground hotn the "l2K1n4 Ferry
Company. In connection with the enterprise. The
fer1y cnin,mny ia tu build transter boat capable
Of transporting sixteen carr At tftp, e connect
With the 7uata ca this lde tho river,
especially the Pac!nc Rnad, which Will hare !ts
t9aek extended to fhe river On tn1 side II zoout
two months, the purchase or conde Aston Of
properly fof that purpose being Alnos2 elected II
4 cos Of about {l6o ,o0o The following fnads viii
Combine In building the union depot: Decatur L
East ST. Louis: Terri Hause AlIoA; the Eaoda1A ~
Louis; Southeast Illinois, and Beuey!f1e Southern
T1nntN
, 1870-03-24

TUGMEN, ATTENTION

AL tas1nen sd en ccaacetcd with tsss ta Chicaso,
he..by rrs,.esfnIy !cs!trd ta be II The 1ouAtE
HALL, Is North C1Hk4t, on
Thuszday, March "a, at 1880 o'clock.
To fen tn progression and tseoEt the nsias et o1F a
frrua Cact r L Rrkaaza. from his !a.e trr.deoet u
the Illinois Ctntzh DEPOT C. 7. NJ
, 1870-03-24
SENATE.

RIsoIt71oNs, rErsrtoSx, Er.
Astl1Sd1oS, March H--The VICE PRESIDENT
presented rttu!utton8 OF tht. Irrfsistnrr ~ ~
Mexico, asktax authority 70 rz.sc Two regiments ri
caraiIJ to opGtafe axalnst the Indians, NEferrnd.
NE sIAhEH Presented memur1al ftotp Il. &
A0eee1aas7 esklnR the Incorporation Of I cOtnnanT
to transact business N Mexico in connection viii
1atltoats and teleEraphk Refc7v.l ''N@
Ar. COLE Introduced bill establishing = bort Of
ent1y It Vallejo, California Referred.
THE INDIAN CIVILIZATION ELL.
The hin reported yesterday. II promote the c!yt!
lzation Of the Indians, WAS paced
AGkICCIICRAt coLLEGE BIli.
4 motion to reconsider was entered by Mr.
STEWART.
The Joint resolution concerning colleges fos TIT
, 1870-03-24

MT YORK. March za-Hy the az7tFal Of the
s1canaer Merrtmac, from Rio Janc!rrA Nc have
some tnfo11natton About The dreadful condition Of
~ deropulated and tie people at literally s:zrr-
ms. fhrsr are thousands nvlng Oh foots and
whatever NUT they eau ind. Twenty thousand
widowed women arr banging st'pot Asuncion
or Montextdce 1AnFx OF GtBeFtef5 4fr ptuvMng
through The country. rubbing and murdenaF- Lo.
per IL tn the mountalnAt succott1 eJ ne Indians.
country with that exception.
LrtoS, March IA commercial ?auie Is pre-
occurred, and It 10 supposed rnAt Others vii
, 1870-03-24
INDIANA.
SuJdcn DcsAah-A Dramatic SnIcfde-
Leading Prrniunln to be Offered by
the Nrxt ktufc Fair.

t11e Next Stnfo Fair.
Special Despatch to The Chkaeo TribunAA
1Sn1ANAroLlA, March fa-Aboni O'Clock this
morning, man who w.s subsequently Rsccrtalncd
TO 10 George Cities, Of Sullivan County, Indians,
fell dead In the Tnlon Depot An Investigation by
the Coroner developed the fact that he was on the
way to Chic, hts Tafft0ai ticket having been pnr
Chased Eight dol1Ats Was found on hlA PerSon,
and note for 400 past due on hts brother 10 Ohio.
The Jury returned verdict ot death from some In
tcrnhi unknown cause
An unknown German committed suicide In u
dramatic style this afternoon Ae went
The city, aud when he had suceesded IN attracting
the Attention H ii the people liFta8 N the neigh
borhood nJ hts st11nEc aetions. be closed The c1-
hIhf1on ~ shooting htm4clf through the heart.
The weBtwafa-bnund mail train, yesterday noon,
on the Terre HRute Railroad, dled i mAn between
Fillmore End 9recncastle. lie was sftttnS % the
rxck. End WIZ struck By the steps Of one ct THE
coaches. The deceased WAS IN 1r!1hMAn, anti two
Of the section tnen employed Oh the uew 1ndian1p
oils St Louis Road said thcr recognized the man
II having worked With them Oh the section;
that his ua1ne WAS McLnndy. Colonel Hart, 4
rontznrtnt on the new TuAd, recognized him Is
r1nFd MeChetteE. and said that hc hAi worked
uudrT hEru for Two Jealf, on other rai1Eu4dA
A1nung the premtums 10 he awarded at the n:It
State Fa'f Is f3Go co}l medal tor The hest eollee
t0n Of ali grades OF pig iron produced in the State
uestai Ut $e In yalue will he given Tot the best
variety OF EIAsswaIr, and another for tho best seE
ing machine, at to be manufactured within the
State.
, 1870-03-24

BtSGHAM-Aa.rh . Captain Thoe, L bingham,
Funeral Thursday. The *th. n p M, from hs ,atc
rrfldrCtt~ 81 North Eyxnkli,+@t
Rteht.ter AID Patmfr rapers r!essc cory,
F0RSfTH-ln In this city, As,rh T. Henri H. Forvf,,,
Z kra ~ yexn. - '' s-'
r.enk 9 :" 'A@ A1s~&
r Ix,cfvtll< rar-r1 ri. ..e eorv
, 1870-03-24

MxHrH1s, Tenn, March 3s--The AealaaehS1
jackson tAlsa} special says: Bills wefe introduced
In the Legislature to-day, a !ollows: II incorpo-
rate Boani OF Public Wozis; Incorporating ihr
tsfcnatIa. Yazoo j I!ckshurx Ralszoad. tncurpo-
rating the Ship Island Railroad knd Navigation
Company; for Increased facilities In the construc-
lion of railroads; providing that ccunues voting
Appropriations shall become stockhohlers, aud
allowing the State 10 Qr1ot no subsidy except
Incorporating railroads enail take effect, to execute
tonds to the amaunt OF 1900 with the Secretary
Of State that m distinction shall he 1nade On ec-
count OF T1ce or rulor. The bill fortAddtng the
forming Of q new constitution without ynie of
the people was, after spirited debate, tabled.
The other proceedings are u1tmpoftaut
, 1870-03-24
-'': PROPOSALS.
OFF4t-1 Rotnn pT ThrxrXhs NnKyNE4H}
HO3rtTAL [pA tHx ISS4Nk.

hl4s13s lA!% XAtcn A+s @st'
SEALED PROPOSALS will Be rrersrea b. sar taaes~
Aentd as thr ctscc of the boara in The city Of R<u.
Kane Coenty. Gla uatn u O'Clock The 1sa day Of
April neat fns the rsretiou VI lhxt portion ohr
Hospital HnildlcE Il E1n- authorized b. Al Ar. Il
cesahish the Northern inois Hospital an1 Asylum tx
the Ins2nr- approved April IL 1s8
Proposals mast statr in kr for furnishing stf
u.sterisls aud doing Al the work n;u.f to csnpfLo
that fatt Of the ec;ldus to he sssr{ta a-xus4-
Ing 10 the panA and Specific a,uI+ exert .r haa ng
a7parxtus pso.. Ii. slIs 4 .:,e h:d;os IL nc o{
brick and stnnt.
Ptuposals Will lc ato n~riyrd o. al wart. iDelatns
Easte1iaA In the department. iociade ssAs
~otk. brlSk work. aid ltxs:eiiae.
Also. for eAtrxnttE4 work. neludsnx rno6ux. a<at
and EiAzinf ga tttink md plumbing and r,,n Hrk
All pyrroeaa+ nn.s II. accompanied with I-'w& NJ
thEre hrEsz nd dhll*r- TO the Stste nf nir"s Will:
twenty five crtt revenue atAu1 affixed ecnd;:7I thst
the rrsco l.rap& making tic p<rposaI will Promptly
iEto for doing te work. in sA'
ttaN re a~7r.cd 10 him them, ard g, hid <lH ~
en1A;dcTrd whieh d. cuufor7a 10 tho a.~e N.ic.
uaeE.A
The ra.ty to when, the contract s:a,. r. swsfdd VIII
r. 'r9ui'rd to Etsc hcnd In ttr ss1n Il eouhlc tss
a'aoant te TO .es,e tut ea;d ok. h apcEsvs by
.;r t.laI3,
ftc 1F1sst.~ the right rri<t any IS
F~.sr hth they .eaI drrI iEe<xa + with thu ID
:, ,r,.t- Il .ar STATE,
arnE'~sl. nnss he nesn.-. in . @ale4 r.srlopr.
tnr~H Ffn,N~f- t"F SrEtrr.7 riirpis E.7i.al A4as
AtttEu for Tie Ir4znr-~ 4s4l A4i.lrt Asr1 10
Ii. ". F'.knEI.lOIRD.
~crrrtaE. Hoard Of Trustees.
Fans ard s.<eifc.t;cne will h cr e,,ritnt,s II t.-
ss.e ef tr ..s. IL EIs1. ara a.. H.. 18th of tbs
tr,.-.rt Dhct..
St;$E}, |;ES}ii$i SiASSESY44,;; 5%XHk$4,; r7'''rs>~
II Fx,H7
, 1870-03-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO Weekly TRIBUNE,


t-FARA AND GARDEN: An Arcadia in Aska1saa
Professor fo7-y.a p7opastn Colony sa Hoass1
wrste7u AIkansa4-Sccd curn IN Scott County
C1ltnr- Of Corp-Scsd Osts s-43ouacthfns shout
Tomssoes-Ent-srstEns To oNurzcsJnea-A1sou Hor.
tcultusAl 3oerty-Rest Variety Of Com AaichfnS
Of sht StrawtrEsy-Po&stn+--Cos.o od CoEpeocits
FAzmins Agricultural Edueatton In Gar1nanr-
The pisaiiak-Fasul uo14-- Farming In ksn-
saA &C.
a-AASsF1E1D MURDER: Ve.diet 4satnst Robin
snn-Those Terrible r.esl,-Ma.ks
s-J0SH BILLING, PAPERS: Ieat Ast4
4-uLlSolS RIVER PACKET COMPANY: suit
for sllkia.-A~isnee k-Asnee ot Hancock i Walker rs
NEW CONSTITUTION OF ILLINOIS,: Anicl4a
"A adoptbd IN tic Constitutional Convention, xnd
nte1Erd 10 tic Co1nmitter on Revis:oo &na Adjust.
tntnt-Pttauibt--Bourd Ansa and Airinx
-Canals-On Alit!a-roxn.a!p oskanlzatiaa-
Roads and Internal Navigation rsisi4,i.e De-
ptftment
s-rHE CuAA0S SCHOOLS, M.re.ars and Trus.
tses-ckrular trnua Hon, Newton BasemAa. Super
!pEDtrnt Of Public Instruction.
s-THk CENSUS OF le:u: Southern biatrict of iii
nots = Asas'taat Aarshals = List Il Appoint
tents. &c.
aWistoSsIS: Adjournment Of the Irtslasuse-
Doirsn Of The Last Dat Summing Up-Nhat h4s
bevn llo1e and Lett Unlope-Final procrx.4in<a.
9-WEl1SkKY HING; Letter FROM "G-th"-Talk
with An lndrrcndcut Detect've-The Frauds Of
.lohnsen's Revenue stad-TFo Huadzrd Millions
10 liz SUED fot.
lo-cAAlsG or GEORGE w1lkEs-Pu11 p.rtieu.
lara
1.-THE OLD WORLD; The Bourbon Duei1l,t.-rur.
eEkn Goaip-vhit 10 Prince honaparte
t3-LfTEKARf GOSSIP.
ts-rOEThY: My Triumph, By John G. Whittier
Country Children.
1.-Two PLEAS FUR JUDAS ISCARIOT
H-WoNAS's Rights: 4 Female Physician Caa.s,.
With Grading the Hescnur Lsws-Shr tiasrns E1.
rrnrtIon RtcAis- Sh< il nut Above! t, yosc, .na
Drcdasrs SAr will not Fay Her Lc,nse Tar Ea.i.
tftf Sex Aru Allowed TA-iI IHshtA
lS-A8oUF AoGs: Doo Pi.tt- IN L.pptstoa,
17-FAOKANLY 4 TERRIbLE tHlME; Sudden ana
singular Deaths VI N VM and Wealthy rhy sc:an
and ns Wife in Quiocy. AsaA-Auesc1 Att.npt
to Poison Servant tiia.
ls-THE FATAL BOUQUET: An 1nterr,t!us Story
from EAamArs IaxrH4sk
l9-OLD AND NEW.
a.-DlSlOyERr or RICH GOLD FIELDS IN MON
TASA
sl-EDTOnIA1s: 1he s.n Duo.rso s-n-NJaI4er
Webb Tn Cuba-Thc Old Ring s-WArrhous- Charges
-Th+ Eentncutcsl Council-The TIA Trade with
the United StAts~-F+nalr Suffrage MArehInk On
-An Baskssr as the Risk Of the owuer-Soses on
Cu17cnt Topics.
9-ASTKOSUAlCAL NEWg-
H-THK COURT HOUSE INVESTIGATION.
3+-TW0 MAYORS IN RICHMOND
as-Clv1L1zATI0S OF THE IsDASs: The Quaker
Con1nisslon'b Interview with the Secretary Of the
s-cAI1Fons1A LETTER; Abou. the x-w oo,a pis,
sinss and the Tsr.tment Of thr Chinese.
n-FoLIT1cAl- PERSONAL. md MlsCELLA.
NEDUS,
their potAxh
&NC0fGRESS1oSAL PROCEEDINGS Full 81.
nopsta.
D-SEWS SUMMARY: Including Personal, Political
Miscellaneous The City. Thr stalea. WaahInx-
ton, &c.
N-STAfR LEGISLATURES,
a-AARkkT REp1RTH. Fn1 Review II The Chcaso
Nattrta. IAleAt AArkr4A, hy Teleetsph. Of al
Cou1ncrcsA Ppfnt1-
, 1870-03-24

LoC1sy111x, March 2a-Thornas Hamilton 1nd
rnrtmAn we're atfeH1cd to-day By the sneFaH OF
Jefferson County, but Afterwards Turned eTes On
writ Of Aobt1s enssss to the United states author
tneA They ATT charged with rurdet!nE one f1s-
don, who hAa killed negro man In ftbFuag. 80
The trial Of Michael Haydtn, on eaGks u
4Eson: commenced to-day, and was continued,
!ohn 1fftz was IndIctcl today for the mulucr OF
Ecotge LOeUSteIn.
, 1870-03-24

Murder Mt FoFx IeAvcnWorSh-Dis
coEery Of Conf.
I1AyKxwuR7H. NArrh IA raan named NAucSe
xas Killed tn row with soldiers II Fort teayen-
worth LAST night
The Larenworth Coal Company reached By
shan, laE. night, IN lne1hacs.olt bed. not ex-
ccIIed IN quality by any west Ss Pittsburgh ThtFe
u great EatnfAcdon among the citizens md mxuu-
fhcfurt1E tQstfE9tS kAeEG1k
, 1870-03-24
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Aarch, 9a-1n the House Of Lords. last
essn.n4, the s9'nase G ~ - passed % ~ ntnrough tn.
seeoud time Thc House adjourned without
transarttng any further tn1poFtant t1StntsS
In the Commons, Gladstone denied, aniid much
ish newspapers aud eiscw here, that Bright had
offered to Tct1occde the tocS Of Gibraltar 70 Spain.
The debate was resumed on the bill for the en-
forceMent OF the faws in Ireland
Mr. Downing, nf Cork. denounced the prrss
clause lie thonght the bill, win shst clanse NJ
eminent ens sens tas isn sS isqss ". 'ne '
soscfninent ID 1r!eh af1airst
MeestA- D!gby, McMahon, KAvannEh, Sherlock
and oihe1 members from Helani. participated u
thr debate.
Lord CIan6e Hamilton charged the Liberals,
form,y promoted Tee aSttauon Of The irish qu~s-
tion ~ oEsler to prescribe coerclvc neasureA
n: %Snse!sy acla That I'orcE5 was the aathor Of
ar. Bryan, of Kilkenny, objected to ttr rowers
entrusted to the local massuaeJ as t11annicai and
that the government had Abdcated tta functions In
ireland or encourseed illusions. II had been
charged he Wis confident that tho power now
! asked would restore and perpetuate or,les. lie
dtscHmlnatsd between Fenlanisns and ag1ar1anism-
Tne criminal results were ias same, though she
oaly unlcr sense of dagger q e1tss, ri il id
not venture uPon premature and lnaaequate pro
ssnrton. Agitation u ireland was never STRONGER
| than now, because heretofore It had
been without assistance frpm abroad lie
| did not mean the American people, who had
greater re4son for complaint with En0land's IT,
| {softtnE to them multitude at mxlcdnteats 80
TrFtlve under all rcstEslntA It WAS good policy to
iaDltse ela3s committing aGr1dan and POLITICAL
violence, to draw moral strength to thr govern
| ment BY we2ntnt from the dts2nected the 1ympa-
thics .! the ClaSs pashtyr1y sympathiztnK witt
eatsins Wise and liberal legislation only could
| achieve this. The process Was SLOW and difficult,
but c1trttFe.
MI. Glstttohe closcd Inc debate lie apoo1lxea
for. leas!ag the conduct OF the discussion
to the Irish SECRETARY, though that Official rtFhaps
| WIS the proper pefHon. He was RosTy 70 say the
time Of tht discussion might tse classified under
! three htAf4: Fltxt. criticism OF the bill ttsef:
| SECOND, criticism Of the government; md third,
! criticism Of the motion for Introducing the bill
The state Of Ireland. as far AZ Ordinary crime *aa
| concerned, Fas satisfactory. Ae1as1knlsm, how
.srf, Vns rsrnpant He took hi. occaaton to deny
The responsibility Of tnueh that hal heen atsibut-
! I'd to him. Els sentiments toward lreland hal
oeen s1leiy mtstepTesen1ed He admitted the In
justice OF leRtslaang lot exceptional Cases hut It
! Was ErphH loDCcr TO Withhold lA* o.
| REFORM 4 HtIouR Rense OF its necessity
| alone prompted the present measure. IT.
FrpS Sfstons wtfN ttrhnE, and he hoped they would
| be c4cetuM Il g, the evil you'd soon yantsh,
and Pa1ua1fns might resume inst henencial leG1s-
lat1on on which alone II ~a& tafc TO build ref1na-
nent hopes for the t1iufe: -
The 1lonse then divided. and the bill passed. as