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ARKANSAS.
CIaytOn's Triumph and a States
Degradation.
Tbs Agents ia DEEDS of Shgma---
The Rogus's March.

! Special to Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, March 15.-ClaytOn
was to-day confirmed United States
Senator by the concurrent action
the two Houses of the Legislature in
Joint convention. It was a diabOlical
cOnclave-d -disgraced and damned for
ever. Selfeonsci0us infamy was writ
ten on the hang dog faces Of the foul
assembly whose members dared not
lift their eyes to look into the faces of
the amazed and humjliated people.
Every good citizen was saying: "This
is the blacEest day in all the history
of foul deeds that blaclen the recent
annals Of Arkansas" Bribed scoun-
drelism openly confesses It's measure
less moral pollution, and unblushingly
does the vile work that wins its re-
ward.
CLAYTON's EXIT FROM ARKANSAS.
Arkansas will breathe freer now
that Clayton, who has betrayed alike
honest men and knaves and corrupted
sll who were accessible to bribes,
leaves the State. We cannot escape
his malign influence, but the winds
that sweep over Little Rock will not
be tainted by foul odOrs that infect the
air he breathes and burden it with
peruries.
A sERENADE.
Last night Clayton's appointees to
Office, his hangers-on and henchmen,
with the renegade Senators who re-
ceived each their thirty pieces Of
silver, burdened the warm breath of
spring with hosannas to Clayton. 1t
was not the less the "ROgue's March,"
Clayton was supremely happy. He
insisted on shaking hands with each
Of the horrible, ghastIy mob, and, in
drunken glee, sought to twine his
filthy arms-all plastered with pilfer-
ings from the pockets Of the people
about the necks of the sublimest
knaves whom he encountered.
THE IMMORTAL THIRTEEN.
This number was once made famous
under somewhat similar circum-
stances in your State; but then there
were none suspected of corruption.
Ii was only partisanship run mad.
Here it is rOttenness and shame and
greed for gold and unblushing corrup-
tion-a State disgraced, a people hu-
inflated. The thirteen IscariOts are
even now anxious 10 hide their faces,
and insist on an adjournment. This
morning when they entered the hall
of the House Of Representatives, that
there might be concurrence in the ac-
tion of the two bodies in the selection
of Clayton, a voice that echoed
throughout the Capital and made the
vile wretches quake even as Bel
shazz8r's knees smote one another
when the ghostly hand wrote mystic
words upon palace walls-the STEM
tors voice exclaimed, Hands
on your pocket bOOks!!" and each
spectator, as the filthy gang moved by,
clapped his fingers on his breeches-
pocket. DsrisiOn, contempt, hate, are
terms that fail to convey an idea of
the feelings entertained by decent
people, excited by the shameful ac-
ton of this Immortal Thirteen"
They will be hanged in eftigy in ev-
cry village in Arkansas, and the
words, "ClaytOn's Thirteen" will
be forever the synonym Of all that is
despicable in human action and char
aCteT.
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TELEGRAmS.

The revolution in MontevideO con-
tinues.
|, Iowa is to have a magnificent State
House.
The Masonic Orphans Home OF
/ Louisville is nearly finished.
John Dalan, fireman on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad, was killed
last night.
Two men were killed by a train on
the Cincinnati and indianapolis juno
ton railroad yesterday. ,One near
Liberty, Indiana, while crossing the
railroad in wagon sand 'the other
walking.
The United States District Court, in
Utah, was bursted up because the
authorities there refused to pay wit
ness and jury fees-it having been
decided that these were United States
and not Territorial Courts.
Hudson E. Bridge gives $4,000
TO a polytechnic school, and the West
ern Sanitary Commission has estab-
lished twenty free scholarships for
soldiers children. The University
has thus received $4,000 in three
months.
San Francisco is to be supplied with
water by tunnel five miles long,
through Sierra Nevada, and the canal
200 miles long, for six millions city
thirty year bonds. Won Schmidt is at
the head of the work, to be completed
in four years.
The Impeachment Court in the
case Of David Butler opened its se5-
sion at Lincoln to-day, when the
managers asked for a pOstponement
for six days, claiming that i'm
portant Witnesses had been spirited
away. Buffers counsel claimed an
immediate trial. The question will
be argued tomorrow.
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New YORK, March 15.-The World
says that the Eighth United States
infantry, numbering near, if not quite
a thousand men, have been held in
readiness on Governors Island, in
this harbor, ever since the San Do
mingo commission lett, to proceed at
once to that island, and in the event
the Commissioners should telegraph
that Cabral resisted their movements,
or in the event that Hayti should un-
dertake to interfere with Bsez, while
the Commission is on the island
Yielding to Tweed's repugnance to
the movement, the Tweed Testi-
monial Association Is dissolved, and
$50, ,0O0, received by private subscrip-
tions for the erection Of a statute to
Senator Tweed, will be returned to
the subscribers,
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WASHINGTON.

CONFIRAIATIONs BY THgE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March lj.-The Sen
ate to-day confirmed the following
nominations: +. Teegarden, Receiver
of Public Money, Marysville, CalifOr-
nia; Melville C0ttle, Register of Land
Office, Stockton, California; p. S.
Stevens, Collector Of Customs, Miami,
Ohio: David W. Dunn, Indian Con-
sui, Prince Edwards Island; Chas.
y. Hoffman. Resident Consul, War
saw, Poland; Erie Maine, Consul to
HakOda, Japan; John II. Miller, AS.
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue, Nevada,
COURT RECEPTIONS.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-N ester
day the British members Of the COM
mission sent q large mail to New
York for the Foreign Office, London,
by q courier. The Legation attend
ed the afternoon reception OF
Mrs. Grant ut tlC Executive man
sion. Tomorrow the English COM
missioners will entertain a number OF
friends at their residence.
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THE Hawks NEST.
We checked our paos-Ine red road sharpl

We checked our paoe-Ine red road sharply
We heard q troubled flow
OF the dark olve depth OF pines, resoundlni
A thousand feet bslowi
Above the tumult Of the canyon, lifted,
Tie grey hawk rreathless hong,
Or on Ibe hill win Eed shadow dIlited
where furze and tu0rn-buah clungi
Or where, hslf-way, the mountain Side was
win many a seam and scsr.
o some abandoned tunnel dimly burrOWed-
A mole hill seen SO 1ari
NvelooEed in silence down across the distant
JufarlOFG sa1Ie reach.
A silence broken by the guides consistent
and realistic pseGls
walker, OF Marphy's, blew a hole through
ForleIIiuz him hs lied,
Then up ana busted oUt uf s5uth Hornites
Across the long Divide.
..Weran him cut OF strong's and up through
Eden,
Ana cross the fond below,
And Up tins mountain Peters brother
And uao and Clarke and Joa.
,.I5e fou-i us game somehow, dlsrememher
Jest lOw the illug KEN round;
some .y 'twas waddlngf some scattered
From hFss on the ground.
..But in one moment an the hnI below him
was IUsl one sleet of flame;
Gua1dlu' The crest sam clarke and called
Co him,
Aud-vell, the dog was game.
He made no sfgu-tls fires Of he'll were
round him.
The plt OI he'll b=loW.
We saT aud waited, but We never found him.
And tueu We turned tu go.
rAnd len-you see that rock that's grown So
blELLV
WIN rnarnarel and ian
-1ti-iu' cr5,t QUIT 10 CHS hev been grizzly,
TLu.iEur neV been d nan
FuthIu. that b5vlsd ami gnashed ITS teeth
and shouted
In smoke aud dust and 1zm6,
g. 1TrHfur tHa- lH.alE into the depths about li,
-r.zzrv OrTual-uui game
..Thet's all. Wen, pes. 1t does look rather
risky.
Aud Eia.LeT mHEHs Que queer
And ifzz- looking down. A drop OF " -lsky
nln-ta .uau illu- right nerel'
Oh -r1-5 Art E5sl.elu.
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Thursday. March 80, 1871,

within legal hours. the following described
real estate to-Wit. Two adjoining tracts or
parceis OF land, each OF one hundred acres,
both lying iu the county or Shelny ana state
vavei 10 lane saith on the 10th dag Of March,
Ig1 bv one Bryant A. Banguss, by deed OF
7-+s5,rti in The Register once OF said county
describing the said tract Of iand as follows:
BeglnuinE az a stake; thence south So. esst
15 links to q red oak marked e. G. tGfsur-,e III
chains, to a stake; thence north 20 gest "A
links 10 a hickory marked ]. g thence fura7f
70 chains, TO a stake COLLIER Persons uOrfh-
east cornerl5 thence south with hts line 50
chains, 70 a stake; thence north s. vest n
links, to a post oak marked o. IT, fsafd Pc
land)i thence east With said line 20 chains. 70
the beginning.
And the other Of the said one hundred oera
tracts having been convey ed to the said lane
smith ~ one A. A. smith Wica bv deed a.
March S0th, lsa5; slsO duly registered ia the
ls described as follows; Beginning al a stake
links south OF red oak marked On q
George M- GibEon's northwest corner. on tha
west boundary line OF said grann. thence
norlh vi the said line 60 chains 70 a stake
,Jane Hmtth's northwest cornerl thence
north 8 west 90 liH Ks, 10 q post oak marked q.
?. ION g. 81. Gluson's llue); theuce west with
said line ID cnsiua, % fhe ce8lnnlngi being
part o. the land OF the heirs o4 hleuard Al-
lens 9sf acre fract which is a pafl o. Lla ~ IL
lnm brown grant No. 20susl-
TERns or AAuE.-on q credit % SIX and
twelve mon tbs; purcuasar executing notes
vim oHnroved security, bearing interest.
eeultr 81 redemption barred.
rhis March Sth, 1871.
80 b. STEWART. Clerk ana Master.
r. Hutchiusons sol. for Cam- mha
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ITALY WOULD BORROW MUCH.

ITALY WOULD BORROW MUCH.
FLORENCE, March 15.-Ministers
have asked the extraordinary credit
of one hundred and fifty or two huu-
dred millions TO be levied for the COM
pletiOn Of the armament Of the coun-
try.
A debate on the subject of Organiza-
ton of the army has been closed in
the Senate, whose adjournment is ex-
pected at an early day.
The Chamber Of Deputies has ap.
proved the bill providing guarantees
Tor bishops Of the Roman Church.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ENGLAND
TRAVELs-LONDON TINES
AND FENIANs.

NAPOLEON TRAVELS TIMES
AND FENIANs.
LONDON, March ia special cor
respondent of the telegraph, at
Amiens, reports General Won Go
ben's army marching from north
France, to take up the position as
signed them in the new German prov
inces, Als8ce aud LOrain. The cattle
plague is making most fearful havoc
in that neighbOrh0Od.
The London Times has a special dis
patch from Cassel, which says the de-
parture of Napoleon for Chiselhurst
is certain to occur within a few DAYS.
The ex-EmperOr is known to have
written to Emperor William for per-
mission to leave his palace prison for
that purpose, and he is believed to
have received an affirmative reply.
The Ielegrdph's special cOrrespon-
dent anticipates a disturbance OF a
serious nature in Paris about the mid
die of Lent.
The London Times has an editorial
upon the reception Of the Fenians.
1t considers the whole proceeding dis
creditable to all concerned, and ap-
peals to honest Americans not to
judge of England from Fenian OratoFy.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
No Senator to be EleCted-AIcOFB
Still Master of ths Situation
He is no Clayton.
A FisrCs Debate and DlsgraCsfuI
Results.
sneolal 10 MsmnhIs ArPaA1 ]

Special to Memphis APPEAL
JACKSON, Miss, March 15.-The
Senate passed a resolution receding
from its action adopting a resolution
to elect United States Senator, and
when notified by the House that il
was ready to receive them in joint
convention they treated the notice
with silent contempt.
THE MEANING
of this is that Alcorn has things very
much his own way at Jackson, and
wields supreme power IA the Legisla-
ire, and is perfect master of the situa-
ton, state of facts most fortunate
for Mississippi. AlcOrn has resorted
to none of the tricks and knaveries Of
Clayton. He makes his way and
gains his ends by sheer force Of wis
dom and right, and is winning the
confidence Of all good men Of all par
ties. This Senatorial contest and its
result shows that Alc0rn has things
his own way. If an election had Oc-
Cured, he would have been sent to
the Senate.
THE HORRIBLE AMENDMENTS.
If the Legislature is wise in adher-
ing to Alcorn, its conduct to-day was
absurd in approving the Thirteenth,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth COnstitu-
tional Amendments, and even worse,
if a greater crime could be commit
ted, it approved the hideOus Enforce
ment Act. The discussion that pre-
ceded the vote on the resolution as
senting TO all these infamies was char
acterized by great violence of temper
and by much personal feeling and bit
terness. The shameful resolution, as
senting to these revolutionary meas
ures Of Congress, was adopted by a
strict party vote.
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No. f55j, A. k. DIN tie second Chancery
Court Of shelby county Tennessee
JACKSON Insurance Company vs.. u. W.
Pease and others.
1T appearing rom amended and supple
1 mental bin daily sworn 10 ana nled in ihis
cause tuat the defendants, N. b. Fielding and
Nicholas dWyun, are non residents oL the
state Of Tennessee.
1t IS therefore ordered, That they MAKE
their appearance herein, st the Courthouse OF
the second ChauceTy Court of shelby cOuu-
ty. in the City OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before the first D. Ouday ln May ISL, and
plead, answer or deuur 10 complainant 'z
btlI and amended bill, or the same viii be
taken Tor confessed gs to them, and SET iOr
hearing expartsi and that copy Of this or
der be published once a week, tor 1Our sue
cesSive weeEs, la the Memphis Appeal.
March b, 1871.
4 c0py-4ttest:
d. u. l.. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
By e.. BELCHEB, Deputy q. and "a.
Rudolph, Hammond s. JOfdOn, 8Ols. for
commits mhi8
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Friday Harlh q, 1871,

within legal hours, tle following described
property, TO- wits "a caitalu I01 or parcel OF
ground, hich is the northern uns-tbird f. -I
the original plan " tla cifg OF Memphis LL
Shelby county Tennessee: Situated on tl8
east side oi Aalu slrasf, g. ltEla north or JEFF
feIs0n stre=J, ll Hail cllv bounded on che
north 1y She aiVilL1r Iua between ORIGINAL
lots. No. E4l and az west DF lalu E-lel-f
south bT line parallel with rla .ls-l lrs5
line and tW1utF-GVa .ael Eoulu or l.a ana
ssst BY Second aIIav. uaEInE slot 81 twenty
i've lost mont on Matz street ana ll1 l--r
deep.
rnnnfiras -ofre uffn Improved 7ccurllT faa
uufred EuuftV OF reli-l lll1 11fral-
ED1lTIND A. lQLlG -Larl- ana l-ass7
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Rasbvilis fra

NASHVILLE, March 15.-Hursche
d Bros. dry good store, on Union
street, took fire at one O'clock this
morning. The store was badly dam
aged, and the stock of goods, valued
at sixteen thousand dollars, was en-
tirely consumed. Insurance on stock,
five thousand dollars; house fully in
sured. Much damage was done by
water to the store adjoining.
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M rInnInnatI nnd Chsttanouna RaIlread

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March l5.-In the
Ohio Senate the resolution in OppOsi-
ton to the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road bill pending in Congress was
finally killed by reference to a COM
mittee.
The House bill providing for the
submission of the question of con-
ventiOn to revise the State cOnstitu-
ton passed.
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no il6g. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of helby county, Tenuessea.-L- A. 81.
Shore, adu. illustrator Of r b shore. de-
ceased, VS.. John *. shore st az.
A n order of pub .icatiOn for creditors to h1e
"A their claims herein having been made
by she Court,
Notice is therefore hereby given, 20 an per
sons having aims against The estate of r. Is,
Shore deceased, TO COME forward and exhibit
their demauds and have themselves made
parties 10 com p pI-i uanL'z bill, in the manner
OF Apru, 1871, or Tie same WiH O5 forever
barred.
This March I5. lt1l.
H. B- o.. sIEW ART G FrE and Master.
e1a.H d
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NEW YORK, March 15.--The World
has some special returns and sums up
the result, as follows: The Democrats
have elected the Governor and Rail-
road Commissioner, two certainly and
probably three Congressman, and a
majority of the State Senate. The
House Of Representatives is ia doubt.
CONCORD, n. H., March 15.-Re-
turns come in slowly, but the state
ments of results heretofore given are
very nearly, if not wholly, correct.
The result in the Third Congressional
district is somewhat doubtful, rs the
contest there is very close.
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Nasaanhns - PnlllIoa

BosTON, March 15.-The Jotraa1 OF
to-day says, if all accounts he true, il
is the intention of the friends OF Gen.
Butler to place his name before the
Republican Convention for Governor.
1t is said that General Butler is not
committed, as yet, to this proposition,
though he does not treat the sugges-
ton with Indifference. DIR. George b.
Loving, in case this programme is
carried out, VIII run in the Fifth Con-
gressi0nal District, to fill the vacancy
caused by the retirement Of General
Butler,
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NEW ORLEANS, March f5.-A vari-
ETY. store, 159, and confectionery, 157,
Royal street, were burned. Loss,
$50, GOO. Insured. I
A compromise has been effected bel
tween the Crescent City Slaughter
house Company and the Butchers
Benevolent Association, involving
the withdrawal of all suits, including
the Supreme Court cases, surrender Ol
ten Thousand shares of stock, and the
entire management Of the affairs OF
the company to the butchers.
The new Board Of Directors in
stalled to-day Charles. Cayance as
President,
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CUBA.
ELECTION FOR DEPUTIES.

HAVANA, March 15.-The DiarO, in
a leader, says that it hopes Prepara-
tory steps are not far enough adj
vaneed to admit of the holding Of an
election in Cuba for deputies to the
cOrtes. 1t deprecates the injury done
by the election held in Porto Rico,
and adds that the stability of Spain is
insufficient to permit the sending of
Cuban deputies to the COrles.
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The CinoInnatl srldgs.

CINCINNATI, March 14.-Henry
c. Shsckman, of Philadelphia, be-
comes contractor for completing the
Newport and Cincinnati bridge, on
account Of the death Of George @.
Franciscus, former contractor. The
bridge is to be completed this year,
according to the new plans made nee.
essary by an act of Congress.
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Coal.

CHICAGO, March 15.-The Denver
(COl.) NeaCs says that one half interest
in $500 acres of coal lands in Fremont
county has been sold to Eastern capi.
talists for $50, 1000. The purchasers
have leased the other half for fifteen
years and made working arrange
meuts with the Union Coal Company,
of Hannibal, Mo-, which company
have contracted with the Kansas Pa
cific railroad to supply that road for
fifteen years.
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MEXICO.

COMPLETION OF IELEGRAPH.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 6, via Ha-
vana, 1.-THE Consul has just re-
ceived q telegram from General Cook
at RinggOld Barracks, Texas, con-
graduating him on the completion Of
telegraph line between Mexico and
CamargO.
A meteor fell in JuIasco, followed
by a heavy earthquake.
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Thu Exo. sss Robber.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 15.-The
jury in the Falkins case this morning
rendered a verdict of guilty OF robbery
in the first degree. The court this
evening sentenced the prisoner to
twenty years imprisonment, being
the full extent OF the law. Counsel
for the prisoner viii prepare q, bill OF
exceptions and apply for a writ OF
error, and carry thetmatter before the
general term OF the Supreme Court for
review,
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10 be Hanned -Psnslnna

New YORK, March l5.-Charles
Pardoi, lately convicted in the United
States Circuit Court Of burning the
ship Robert Edmonds at sea. was
this morning sentenced to be hanged
on the i2th Of May next. His ss.
s0ciate, Wood, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to the Albany peniten-
tiary for ten years at hard labor.
The payments Of pensions since
March 4th amount to $4,000.
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MARRIED.

HARRISON March u, ls7I,
az the residence Of Dr. John @. Eogsrz, BY
David Walk, pastor OF Linden Street Chris
tisu Church, Captain u. ID. FOHASE0s and
Mrs. LOUISA }. HARRIS, both Of Mckenzie,
Tenn.
COLE-PARKER-Iu the Central Baptist
Church. by Reg. d.. D 5rd, on March IlLB, Mr..
FREDERIc CoLE and MI-a Matte Pa Az,
OF this eitv
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Crsditor's Notice.

No. i-is, r DIN the Second Chsuc5ry Court
OF shelby county, reun.-ElvIra khodss et
al VS. Betsy hOeu, et al
n the above cause an order OF publication
Il for creditors % dle their claims having
been made b. the court,
Notice Is there ore hereby given, 20 all per-
sons having claims agalnst the estate OF j.
". kOeu. deceased 70 come forward and eL-
hlDit their demands and have lneIusei yes
made parties TO com plR .nants blu. In the
manner prescribed BY law, on or before the
18th dry % April, 1871, or the came viii be
forever barred.
This March IS, ISL
n. d. l.. STEWART. Clerk and Master
Jaruigau s. Frayser, 3 u.s. for com. mhIB
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

3 OT'TEBY.-Omeial draw1nzs % the Mis-
z sourl state Lottery. CLASS 10
81, Zli l3, 90 73 l6. n, o. So Z5. 3. 75 90. A..
CLASS lE6.
S., ~, I6. 90, 6S. 50, -, IS, 10. y. 81, 81. T.
Prizes hyu $40 % E5UG0a paid la money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nlzhed iu the above Lottery b. j. J. EE.sSCF.
t31s North Cent street. Box iE7, Memphis.
Ieun-sP. %. MUeEAE. aTLLI4rsHa & CO. Hau-
ayers. 81 Inufg- Mo- rum7H
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NEW YORK, March I5.-The Tfi-
BlBls, this morning, says the Repab-
lieans in New Hampshire yesterday
seem to have lost the Governor, all
the Congressman, the Council and
probably the Senate, while the House
is only claimed for the Republicans
by majority Of ten or twenty in a
body of over three hundred members,
and on the vote from 165 towns the
Republicans gain, on last years vote,
$50, while the Democrats gain 3736; q
net Democratic gain of 2476 votes.
The Tribune adds: New Hampshire
has not become Democratic. This
vote means mainly, il not wholly,
Republican apathy, born Of over
confidence and continuous triumphs
for sixteen years, and Republican dis
affection, engendered by local quar-
rels, liquor and the unWi5e and un-
timely Sumner trouble.
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indian nenredatlans.

OMAHA, March 15.-The country
along the Platte and between the
Platte and Republican rivers is re-
ported to be full of Indians. A lot of
horses were stolen from North Platte
station night before last. 1t IS re-
ported that the thieves belong to the
WinnebagO tribe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-16
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, March l5.-At yesterdays
session of the Austrian Reichrath a
speech was made by Count Hohen-
Wart, President Of the Ministry, in
defense of the decree prohibiting the
holding in Vienna of the German
celebration Of the return Of peace.