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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

Catarrh of Twenty Five Years Standing,
with Droppings in Throat almost to
Choking, Headache, Pains in Shoulders,
Back and Kidneys, and Entire Breaking
Down of the 81 stem,-Curei by Constitu
tional Catarrh Rems dy.
To Msssss LIrrLkrIHLD HAxEs, Propristors
OF ConstituuoaAl Casarrh Remedy, hanc b ss-
ter, N. h:
rssidxa at Henniker, and am 6 native Of W care
this state l have had CatArrh twenty i've
years, svsr since wss nineteen y.s1s old : b.
1t bad all the lime Ii run all tn at period, ano
ishIs 1t wOsld fill up and drep down in my
| tsToat, su.ing feeling of ehoking, 80 that
voUid spTing up in bed ~ save mn self frou
straHgu atroL 1t Affected my heso 40 that
| felt confused, ana was ts ubIed with sever,
headache 1T Intersslf, for . Geek al = time.
slso hsd pains in shoul ,sTs, back and kianeys
| from which / suffered i'm mssseiy. So bad wert
| they that year 20 lsst mer was ooliges
| to lie in bed NEST Of the tins tor three months
| | have tried AII kinds of smut snd Cxtsrrs rem
ediss with particular beneft, and ssnsulteo
| PhyslsIars. had hacking cough. began
| 10 take TIE COasfitusI0Hu! Cdtarth Remedy as
! August | began to grow better before finishing
| the FIRST bottle. | am nov on the third bottle
Ny ostsrrh is cured my heAlth Is restored
| have 40 pains, aches or coughs. My Nhoi.
system is tn Ade over new. | know 1t is tn
medicine sh>t hes rescued me from in,ease saI
| ierinS and almost TIA. gcsve. AN now abe I.
do he hardest work and bsar the greatsst ex
po.nre and feel that | canput ,sy to" much L
favor Of the COastitafioba C&rartb Remedy
MA e FLANDERS
AanohssteT, \. II Feb. /, 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
way pAVE CATAsRHt

haVs had Cstarih for two years, aad has
bad all troubles ssisiug from il, such as drop
ping from the he 40. sort throstretc II trOut
led me more in the morning thai a. Any 9th
time SIS ii would be some half heur before
could breathe freely. The dropping frtm th
hesd has ceSse6, and IN the N, r. ing ] have
trouble about breal hing which lie great rei
to me atd I feel as uec from il as ever did
have taken two bottles
Yours respectfully,
Mrs II. 7 TIRRELL.
Uncknoonuck House, Grafstown. n. II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
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sPkCitL NOTICES.
ParmeIee's New Vegetable Pills,

ooatEaning Mandrake and Daudeiioa and wili
Cure Liysr ~. Kidney Compla.nts, Dyspepsia
oessIvseess, Headache. Purify ths Blood asd
rsgaiats the seeretions, remove ell Bilious mat
ser and preysat Agas These Pills are Anti
B1lieus ard spscife for the cure 81 those
Chsonie and Bilious Derangements. my24dw1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
@. p EHITsens.
Atternav and Counselor ut law

80 Dsaxborn t.-.......C b law, -
Psempt ssten ton given to collecting Ane al
other tssinrss Charges nodefsie. 1snssPs.
dsnss solicited. Refers to sdilor Oh tns Ass's'
ass1.du
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. BoaANNAN's "vEGsTABLE GU
SAIiNh peroansntly cures all forms Of spef
natorEhss' or Seminal Weakness" in from tive
seven weeks time II restores Los, Power
ma brings back the "fouth tai viger' of those
'ao have destroyed It by ssxaal excuses or evil
Practices. Young m.n suferiDg from the effects
II tast dre.dfully destructive hsbit Of Self
Assse Ca uss ihis medicine with the assurance
i speedy and Permanent cure, This renedy
,s' been used by old DR.. Bohsnnan in his pri-
Sste practices for over thirty ytsrs and has never
alted 10 curing even the woyst cases. Price g.
e. .sokage. Sent to &ny address Tree from
'tssIvStioni. Sold only 3 DR.. Q. A Bohan.
ans Office, No sls North Fifth stree, ST. out.
Se. Bstabiished In 1887.
raoh9y duiy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

Sa- DR.. BoHAsNAE's "rr..tis. On Spec
:sl Diseases" watch fally explain the nature
'Ausss, ~ mpsons. etc., Of '.sresmaisrrhea" Of
Seminal TsAkness," SYPHILIS, Female Con
Slaints. all !npediments to Marriage, and val
"A die other deiica ate Subjects SEN
- ne to address 10 plain ssslsd envelope, or
.ecsipt Of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
Xxi BErTERS
Bgsr LIVER REGULATOR KvxR KNOWN

livery FAMILY SHOULD HAVE BOT
Il tie in the house Relief to all Dyspsptiss.
A most plsa.ast tonic and sppcti'sr.
Headsahs 81 iousness ant Constipation, Gen
erAi Debility and Lose of Appetite, all are caussd
by tbs derap cement Of tbs Stomach Liver and
other fauctions of the system. Th. ,XL Bitteri
b.,. h 20. .uee.s.sully used. and are ~srrantsd
40 alleviate the sufferer 10 this above caseR.
a EPsTINY , CO. Manufacturer snd Pro
pristors, 5fs Front street. San Franciseo, Gal
L 4to.s 4 CO.. II Ia 5.Ie street, Chicago, Ne
Dor for the west. For Sale in all Drag stores
iya7-d6m 5sfa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
ON MARRIAGE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MIN. on Ores, So
~ cisl Evils and Abuses, which iatsrfsrs with
MAaxtAes, and yuin she hsppiness Of thea
| sands with sure means OF relief fox the
String and UnfortuRats, diseased and dehilita-
ted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge.
Address, HowARo ASSOCIATION, No. south
Ninth Street, Phtiadsiphia ssp4dw3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
DR. BOnANvAN
odies Ee. $40 NertA Fifth street, (betwees
Washington Ave. ana 9reen strsetsl,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
Established IN ut. Louis 1Sa7.

IA tURRs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases IN . short time, either In Aals OF
\ Fem ale; charges low fess; uses no Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
xxnDxoAx,
CATARRH +
KILLING MORE PEOPLE raAH AsY 9TH.
ER pISRAsE
H-W era tg.sg8E susul gdE 4.aa EE.tT
Consumption Neglected Catarrt
CONSTITUTIONAL DIsIAsE CURkl
g fa-----
by remsdi ea that hnlld n n tina canstitntinn.
by remedies that build up the constitution.

LIVER, BLADDER, KIDNEYS and MUCOUS
Surfaces generally affected by oatsrrh.
RRl sIPRLAs and INFLAMMATION fron can.
ses similar to Ostarrh.
LeucorrhOeA and all Diseases OF the Mucou.
Membranes Uolds, Coughs, Cohsumptive ten
dencles, skin diseases, snt every tbipg of .
EoIofula nAtere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

For sale by all the leading Druggists Of Rcel
Island End Davenport. jyl dn.w.iWem
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
BASKETS.
BeA SKETS.
WILLIAMS MasUriCTUR'G co,

NoRTHAAPToE,.......f j. MASS.
| Established 1859. Manufacturers of al kines
| of Oak and Rattan Baskets. For sale 10 Chi
s.so by Warner . felir; l. Gould 4 Co.,; Ma
haa White. and NAst9n. . Resh Bres, ,ssnd 10
81, Louis by samasi cupPies. and Werrep. ohse-
vs B %. - ~ mayssdiy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

The active medicinal
qualities of Poke Root
are combined with the
best Tonic preparation
NJ rrAv, w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

Asde OF Poor Rum, Vyhfsl<ey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors dootored, spiced andswcet-
ened to please tho tssts. called fonics Appetis-
era" Resorcrs." 80, that lead the ttppler on 70
dunksnness and ruin, but are true Medicine, made
from the Native Root and Herbs OF California FREQ
FROM ali Aicohofic Htimaiants. They arc ths
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFR
GIVING PgINCTPLE perfect Eenovstor and
Ins1goraoI OF tho system, cerryng oH& poisonous
stter sndrestoring the blood healthy condition.
NO person tale these Dtters according to drec>
ton and remain long unweil.
a1OO viii be given for an incurebe case, provided
tire bones not destroyed By mineral poison or
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond the
palat OF repair. ..4-m
For fufamma tory and Chronic Rheuma-
vism and Gent, Dyspepsia, or indigestion,
Bx5iesA RAmttsent q nd Internzietenf Fevcra
Dissases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
BLADDER. these Bitters have been most success
Dioed which 10 generally productivity dersngemsut
OF the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
acne Pam in the Shoulders. Coughs ghtness Of tho
Chest Dtzziness, Sour Ernctztions OF the Stomach,
mad taste IN tho Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Papitaton
Of ths Heart InfAmmssion OF the fungs, Pain IN the
REGIONS Of che Kidneys and hundred other painful
sympsoms. are TIE onsprines Of Dyspepsia.
srney nvtgorsts the stomach and stimulate the tor
sfcaey In cleansing the blood Of Animpurties, and
tmpsfting new LIFE and vigor to TIE vhole systea.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions. fetter. salt
Rnuem Blosches sposs, Pimples Pustules Boil, Car
eunclea Rang-worms, scald Head, Sore Eyes, Erysp-
eliza Itch scurh. Dscoiorsfons OF the SKIN, Humors
and Diseases OF the skin ofwSstever name nature,
are literally dug up and carried out ofthe system in
short time by the use Of these Biters. One bottle In
such cases viii convince the most incredulous ofthsi
curative effect.
tCleanse the vitissed Blood whenever you had In
Impurities bursting through the skin PPM pies .Erur
lions caeznse 1t when you md Il oostructed
and sluggish IN the veins; cleanse whsnt is foul
and your feelings viii tellyou Keep the blood
pure and the health Of the system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, iurkingin the
system OF many thousands. Are efectuay destroy
cd and removed. For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed In four Ian
guasss-Engiish, German. French and Spanish.
J.wALKKR, Proprietor. R. n. MCDONALD CO..
Druggists and Con. Agents. ssa Fraacisco. Cal
and . and u Cozmsres Street. Nsw York. VI
81 SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DxALzRs-
-ehl oas 9 sssE, -lc 6. a. Benser, Agent, Boo
IslAne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

Has made many personi
strong AMI healthy who
had heep unable to worn
or walk for years.
IL should he kepan every
house, and it, Gfe-givinG
tonic properties tried by
all
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
r. Crooks WINE OF TART
Crooks WINE OF TAR

Removes pam IN Breast,
Side or Back.
Is a most effective Regu-
NNN H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

to refuse freight for Memphis, owing to
the heavy wharfage tax. Last week 9 Sc
Louis packet received here few hundred
bales OF cotton for New Orleans at 90 esnts
per bale, for which privilege sbs had to
pay S52, so she hsd very little left from her
freight bill. Reduce the tax. encourage
and foster river commerce. instead Of dis
eliminating against It. We csn establish
the facts Of msny cases that have occurred
OF steamboats, refusing 10 receive freight
or do business at Memphis owing TO ths
enormous wharfage tax. II the
tax should be reduced Mem
phis will be benefited by receiving
q major portion Ofthe bend trade which
now goes elsewhere. Packets will be-
come more numerous, and there will be
more money put sfiost In our city for me
chanics, manufactures and merchants
generally. The river steambostmen
should follow the example OF railroad
men-com bine together and see that they
get fair legislation st all marine ports.
We would suggest that they call q con-
vention at Memphis, St. Louis or Cincin-
natl to take some action to test the legal
ity OF the whsrfsge-tax. We will render
the steam tOstnen all the assistance in our
power to bring the issue to an end, which
will result fsvorably to stesmboatmeu
and owners.
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TELEGRAMS.

Rig fire in Bremen Saturday night|
Loss, $8,0OO,0 600.
Baron Geralt will be dinnered in
New York to-day. Big thing on saus-
sage.
Active preparations in Russia for
a campaign against Khiva. Where
is Professor Seeley?
The Spanish Senate has adopted, by
a vote OF SO to q, an address in reply
to the speech from the throne.
The Committee on Foreign Rela-
tiOns will report to the Senate the
treaty without amendment on Mon
day.
Salmesado at the last hour re-
prieved Bepallo, HOrruitimer and 9th
ers who had been ordered to be shot
at z O'Clock this morning.
The Apaehes and twenty-three men
Of the Sd cavalry, had a fight in Ore
gOn, near camp Verde. Two soldiers
we're killed, and the force compelled
to retreat.
The subscription to the new loan in
New York TO date is S64, ,447 900, and
deliveries will begin by the middle Of
next week. The condition of the
loan is regarded az very encouraging
The Attorney General has decided
that the interest on coupon dividends
aCcruing, and the salaries of United
States officers for the last FIVE months
Of 1870, are all subject to lrevenue and
income taxation, and corporations
and persons interested must be held
to the payment Of the tax.
The POttsville Miners Journal says
the resumption in all the coal sections
are now fast becoming a fixed fact in
Sehuylkil. Work generally will be
resumed on Monday. The independ-
ent cOllieries Of the Wyoming region
are also preparing to resume work,
and in the region of the Columbia and
Northumberland companies special
agreements have been made.
A venerable couple In scott county,
Iowa, recently received a lesson in
practical chemistry by accident. The
old lady took a drink Of lye in mis-
take for vinegar, and being uncertain
whether her taste was perverted or
she had got hold Of the wrong jug,
she gave her husband a swig Of the
same TO get the benefit of his opinion
upon the subject. Presently their
lbroats and mouths began to burn,
when they discovered that it was I've
thev had been drinking, and sWGl-
lowed some oil to allay the pain. The
oiI combining with the lye formed
s0ap. which stimulated the saltvary
Glands to excessive action, causing a
cow of foaming soap suds from their
mouths that Was as alarming Is y was
disagreeable. A physicion who nap
pened 10 call while this process was
in ful operation, relieved themspy the
application Of proper remedies, but u
was several weeks before they were
able to enjoy their food again,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
PARIS.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Central Com
mittee has ordered a general search,
which is progressing, for arms and
/ persons inimical to the government
Of the Commune.
Trousset, federal Minister of For
eign Affairs, has issued a protest
against the declaration of Thiers in
the Commune, and has disregarded
the provisions Of the Convention in
Geneva in regard to the explosive
bullets and retOrt. The Versaillists
have themselves been guilty Of in
fractions in the Convention, which
they charge upon the Commune.
Communal accounts say the attempt
Of the Versailles forces to throw the
bridge over the Seine have been re-
pulsed. The federals have captured
the village of Issy. The Versaillists
continue to gain ground in the direc-
tion Of MOillst Gate. Vanvres is still
in possession Of the federals.
VERSAILLES, May 14.-Thirty thou
sand men are now ia BOis De BOu-
lOgne and sheltered by trenches from
the besiegers yesterday. The insur-
gents attempted a sOrtie from porte
Dauphin. The head of the column
was allowed to advance q little, when
suddenly tWenty-eight shells burst
among them, and the column was
blown to atoms. The few remaining
fed in terror. VanVres will soon sur
render her troops. The trenches are
only one hundred metres from the
port, which has not fired a shot in
tWenty-siX hours. Shells are fred
from MendOn every minute, and the
viOduct at Antenilbar was smashed
to pieces. The troops are in excel
lent spirits and are anxious for
fight. Galliiet's cavalry were,detached
to clear the bOulevards, armed with
thirty inch ,hOWitzers and are ready
for street fighting.
There is nothing new to report in
the line of military operations. All
quiet during last night. The breach
ing batteries are now ready to open
fire upon the enCeinte of Paris. A
circular issued by Theirs says the
troops have undertaken to open
trenches in the BOis de BOulOgne.
between forts Mont
rouge and Vanvres has been cut.
The lyCeum of the Prince Imperial in
the village of Vanvres has been Occu-
pied, and operations are advancing at
all points for the deliverance Of Par is
The Nersaillist forces have occupied
Fort Vanvres. The Federal garrison
made their escape by a subterranean
passage to Fort MOntrOuge. Fifty
guns, eight mOrtars and a few prison
ers fell into the hands of the VersaiI- !
lists. 1t is reported that the Prus-
slams have shot two Of the inhabitants
OF the town Of YOetOI, who had beaten
German soldiers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May 1.-THE
national Lincoln monument, for Oak
Hui cemetery, near this city, is to be
completed about the lst Of July. The
Monument Association yesterday de
cided 10 celebrate the occasion with
Appropriate services besides the in
auguration Of a bronze statue Of Mr..
Lincoln, just cast from q model by
Meade, the celebrated sculptor. The
remains Of President Lincoln viii be
transferred to 8 new vault in the base
o. the monument. 1t IS the intention
70 make the occasion one of national
interest, and lt IS probable that the
President, Vice President and most
o. the distinguished officials of the
United States and this State win par
ticpate. The monument is magni-
cent in its proportions and imp0sing
he its appearance. The day for the
ceremonies will be announced in due
time,
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HOME DISPATCHES.
LouIsviIls items.

LsHIsvIls items.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Courier
Journal will, tomorrow, publish the
lengthy decision of Judge NJ. II. JafOr,
Of the Seventh Judicial District Ofthis
State, instructing the grand jury to
admit negro testimony in their inve5-
legations. Judge JafOr decides that
negroes are citizens, and havea right to
testify, as is necessary for protection
in the enjoyment of the rights guaran-
teed by the Constitution Of the United
States to citizens and the State. The
Judge is bound, by a clause Of the
State Constitution prescribing the oath
of Office, to uphold the Constitution
of the United States as the supreme
law of the land.
To night Thomas johnson, q negro
bell-bOy at the Gait House, in a quar-
rel with Gilbert Irving, another negro
at a saloon on Green street, cut the
latter badly about the head and neck,
severing the windpipe. Irving will
probably die in few hours.
A mysterious attempt was made to
assassinate Mr.. Emile Wolf, of this
city, last night. He was shot on the
street by an unknown but suspected
person, and slightly wounded on the
breast. The assassin escaped in the
darkness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

NEW YORK, May 14.-An insane
man entered the church Of st. Vim
cent this evening during mass and
created 8 disturbance by stabbing a
man I'm the forehead, and then defend
ed himself with an axe until arrested
By the police. The priest had TO leave
the altar 20 save the man from being
hanged by the cOngEeg egaIiOn.
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Attachment Notice.

No. llBE, O. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County, Ten0essee.-J. n. Brad ford,
Trustee OF ". B. Johnson Son, vs.. W. a.
Walker.
IN this cause an attachment having been
1 sued ont under section Bass OF q Code.
and returned into COuIti levied upon the
property OF defendant, and affidavit hav-
ing been made that the defeDdaot, W q.
Walker, 10 indeb ed to plsintlG in the sum
Of s754 IS by account and thai the defendant,
Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, DafOre the Judge
Of the Second Circuit Court of shelby County
on the third Monday in September next, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by laW, or the same VIII be pro
ceeded with eL tart g, ana that copy OF this
order be published once week, Tor tOur COM
secutlve weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at once, this uth day OF May 5ll-
p. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
By ". LEWIS WHARTOS, Deputy Clerk
LOgWood 4 Micou, Att'ys Tor Plt'ls. mylEt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15

W. Young, Tennessee; J. L. Petit
/ grew, Mississippi.
| On enlargement Of work: VIM. II.
| Mcintosh, Alabama; J. B. HartWeII,
China; q. W. Sanderlin, Maryland; /;
/ e. G. Butting, Virginia; T. Rambaut.
Missouri; W. III. Felix, Kentucky; ].
/ W. BOgeman, Missouri.
Domestic missions to cOlOred peo-
pie: A. NJ Poindexter, Virginia;
j. w. Steel, Alabama; G. G. Chaplin.
Kentucky; j. W. Bogeman, Missouri:
W. i. Paxton, louisiana; w. A.
Nelson, Tennesseei r. Holman, Mis-
souri,.
Orphan asylum in Creek Nation: S.
ID. Ford, Tennessee; 81. Talbird, Ken
lucky; J. N. c. Brsken, Missouri; B.
g. Manard, Mississippi; J. II. Gwath-
ner, Virginia; G. II. JudsOn, South
Carolina; ]. b. Thomas, Maryland.
Committees TO nominate members
of the Board: J. w. III. Williams,
Maryland; A. F. Crane, do; c. II.
Bylsnd, Virginia; NJ. Moore, Vir-
ginia; D. D. Johnson, West Virginia;
John Mitchell, North Carolina; J. p.
B0yce, South Carolina; G. II. JudsOn, /
do; W. D. Mayfeld, Arkansas; W. |
NJ. Lea, do; J. H, Luther, Missouri;
A. c. Avery, do; NJ. Hillsman. Ten
nessee; A. Hatehett, do; S. L. Helm, |
Kentucky; n. Long, do; II. A. Tup-
per, Georgia; J. F. Awtrey, Georgia; |
Is. b. Trague, Alabama; Israel Put |
man, Alabama; E. Dupree. Missis- |
sippi; W S. Webb, do; B. W. Blake /
wood, Louisiana; A. E. ClemmOns,
Louisiana; W. W. Mitchell. Texas; |
E. DOdsOn, do; McCuIlsm, Florida.
Agencies for foreign board: S. L.
Helm, Kentucky; A. E Dickinson, |
Virginia; G. G. Conner, Tennessee; |
S. T. Thompson, Ky f; P. T. Warren, |
Ala; r. S. Duncan, Missouri; F. N. /
Haywood, Georgia,
On Credentials: J. s. Coleman, /
Kentucky; Geo. f. Manning, Mary |
land; j. W, Jones, VIRGINIA; D. D. |
johnson, West Virginia; JnO. Nit |
chell, North Carolina; " d Thomas.
South Carolina; W. K. r ok, Arkan-
s8s; - Buckner, Missouri; W. A, |
Montgomery, Tennessee; J. II. Kill |
patrick, Georgia; S. r Freeman, Ala |
bama; J. ". Steine, Mississippi; j. |
N. Lewis, Louisiana; A. E. Clemens, !
Kentucky.
On constitutional changes: A.
Sherwood, Missouri; D. Shaver, Geor- |
gia; VIM. Williams, South Carolina; /
]. x. Murphy, Arkansas; T. c. Teas
dale, Mississippi; o. n. Howell, Lou
isiana; J. NJ. Weaver, Kentucky.
Tre8sUrer's reports Of foreign and /
domestic missions: VIM. F. BrOadus, /
Virginia; A. T. Crane, Maryland; W. /
J. LawtOn, Georgia; ". c. Cleveland, /
NJ. W. Phillips, Tennessee; /
II. L. Wallace, Missouri; n. NJ. Pratt, |
Kentucky.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee Of arrangements for |
a Baptist Convention TO be held in
Chicago next week, extended q cor
dial invitation to the members to be
present. 1t was received with thanks.
DOMESTIC MISSIONS.
A mass meeting was held in the
Third Baptist church in the interest Of
Southern domestic missions, in the
evening.
Addresses were delivered by Prot
EatOn,s of Union University, Muir
reesbOrO, Tenn. Rev. Mr.. Hatcher,
IF Va, Rev. S. S. Freeman, of Mari
IN, Ala, and DR.. Sumner, of Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-15
WASHINGTON
shat the Senate will do With the Treaty
The IrsH Clads,

WASHINGTON, May IA majOri-
ty Of the Senators are in favor Of the
ratification Of the Washington treaty
as a measure of peace, but some of
them will prepare amendments to
several Of its provisions which they
consider not sufficiently plain, and
which, without modification, may
lead to dissatisfaction in the future.
One objection against the treaty is
that the San Juan question is to be
submitted to arbitration.
The irOnclads now at Key West
and in the Tropics have been ordered
to Northern navy yards and during
the ensuing summer will be thorough
ly overhauled and cleaned. Wooden
vessels will take their place as being
cooler and more pleasant in warm
climates.
The returns at the census office Of
the COlOred population OF the States
and Territories is about 4, ,857 900.