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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19

veo precisado q combatir al ST.. Mo-
ret, en- quien reconozco gran talento
y gran patriotismo, pero cuyos pro.
yectos econ6micos no puedo apoyar
con mi voto.
Ell Sr. Romero Robledo: FL objeto
de esta reunion es altamente parla-
mentario y viene infiuir en- la reso-
ucion de Ia crisis. Desde ell momen-
to que el presidente ha llamado 4 la
mayorfa, esta tiene que resolver. A
mi entender la mayorfa deberia
acordar.
1,o Que no ha habido motives
parlamentarios para la crisis.
70 Que 81 habido otros no par
lamentarios le son desconcidos.
80 Queeste Gobierno continual
ra teniendo el apoyo de la mayorfa,
mientras en- cuestiones concretas no
llegue q enajenarse las simpatfas de
los diputados, y debe acordar este 81
10 estima conveniente 8 10 que juz-
que oportuno, porque adn cuandola
reunion tenga caracter privado debe
tomarse una resolution y un acuer-
do.
Ell Sr. Rodriguez Cd. GabrieD
opin6 que no debia resolverse NADIA;
que Sc ignoraban los motives de la
crisis y que el ministerio era el uni
CO competente para declararlos; que
la question politica era distinta de
la Hacienda; y que cuando esta Sc
acentuase Sc plantearfa 8 no la pro-
blema que hoy no tiene razon de
ser.
Anadi6 que, desconociendo los
motives de la crisis, debia la reu-
nion limitarse a decir al senior pre-
sidente que ha obrado bien on 10 que
ha hecho, que no Sc esta en- el case
de hacer declaration ninguna, pues
to que votado ell mensaje, la polftica
del Gobierno debe atenerse este
documento, dado que 81 ell Gobierno
acepta el mensaje por unanimidad
esta conforme con la mayorfa.
Ell Sr. Romero Robledo insisti6 en-
que Sc declarase que el Gobierno
merecia la confanza de la mayoria.
Ell Sr. Rodriguez Cd. GabrieD di-
10 que nadie preguntaba semejante
cosa, y que no debia hacerse mas
que aprobar la conducta del presi-
dente.
Que ell voto de confanza al Go
bierno correspondents cuando este Sc
presente al Congreso, 81 sus explica-
clones sobre ell cuerpo de doctrina
contenido en- Ell mensaje son satisfac-
torias.
FL Sr Navarro y Rodrigo mani
festo que habia ocurrido la crisis
parcial del Sr. Moret, y que para re-
solverla, ell ministerio habia espera-
dose terminase la discussion del men
sale, y que al terminar esta resulta-
ba que la votacion y ell Gobierno
habian procedido de acuerdo, y que
por tanto, este y la mayorfa susten-
| taban una mlSma bandera.
Anadi6 que sin. embargo el Go
bierno Sc habia creado una situacion
exceptional, y que la mayorfa debe
tomar un acuerdo y no dejar al Co
bierno al descubierto, dandole un
voto de confanza 81 cree ell .Gabine-
te que necesita robustecer SUI auto
ridad para presentarse las C6rt es
Ell Sr Rivero I'D. Nicolas] mani
fest6 que no estaba en- desidencia
con ell Gobierno, al cual apoyaba
francamente, que ell Gobierno debe
If presentar su formula polftica an
te el pals y el Parlamento, y que
despues de haberle dido SO le darfa
ell voto de con6ianza, 81 10 merecia,
como 81 Sc complacia en- creerlo.
El Sr. de Bias expuso que la ma
yorfa debe tomar I'm acuerdo, pues
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n TIONs Q AND 10 OF AN ORDlNANCE
LRVYING OF TAXES (PAsSED MARCH 8,
1871:
Be it ordained, That sections 0 and 10 OF the
ordinance passed May IL, 1870, concerning the le-
vying of taxes, be amended and reordataed 80 as
to read Us follows: a..-. go
O. Any person who desires to commence bust
ness witch is assessed with a class tax may apply
to the chairman Of the Committee Of Finance,
and the committee shall determine the class In
which he shall De placed and upon payment OF
such tax In the mode prescribed In the following
section he shall have the privilege OF doing such
business:
10. The aforesaid taxes on license shalt 60 into
the hands Of the Collector of City Taxes. and he
collected by him from the 18th 10 the 10th OF April
inclusive. and his receipt shall be the license TO
the party paying for conducting the business on
which he tax is levied. And all parties conduct
ing business after the lst day OF May without a
license shall be liable to fine of not less than 81
and q % more than as per day. T.. FL +.
Published by authority Of Council
NH lost &. G. howard. City Clerk.
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FIRE ID AT n ORANGE COURT.HoUsE.
Eight Houses Bestroyed..Loss, sac. 600

=. IN ~
/. SPECIAL TELEdRAM TO THE DISPATCH
/ GoRDoNsvnLE, March 1O.-This morning
az o'clock there was destructive fire at
orange Courthouse, which entirely con.
sumed the large brick hotel. of Messrs.
houseWorth &,Yates, Ross for Rose'sl
dick store, two or three dwelling-ho,,ses, a
Tin shop, the handsome Baptist church,
some stables, kitchen, &c. Estimated loss
az least twenty-five, or thirty thousand dol
lars. Insurance but small. ~ ! 81 n i
lsEcoND DIsPATCH.]
GoRDoTsVnLE, March lob. Rose's store
and dwelling was insured in the soutberu
Mutual for S, 600; his goods insured by q
Baltimore company for 81, 1000. stephens,s
house was insured for 81 $50 in the South.
ern Mutual. Houseworth s. Yates had an
hotel $4,000 and $500 on their furniture. in
the Southern Mutual portion of which
was lost. Yates had $500 on his two-story
building west of the hotel In the Southern
Mutual. Mrs. Curtis $500 on her house in
the Virginia Fire and Marine. In all eight
dwellings and business houses, besides the
fine Baptist church, upon which there was
no insurance.
The total loss is not less than $50, 900.
Many persons are left houseless. The wind
was blowing a perfect gale at the time. ~.
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domestic Markets-fBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, March lo.-Cotton steady; sales
Q, $50 bales at 14ic. Flour quiet and unchap Red
heat active: winter led and amber western, 81. u
M9leT. Corn less firm at s5@56c.; yellow, &c. POI
dull and lower at $2l.5OGD Beefquet Lard
Kettle. l23c. Whiskey, e33c. Naval stores quiet
Tallow steady Freights steady.
BALTIMORE, March TO- Virginia e's. old, $40 bid
seq asked ,66's, e5 bid 673 asked; '67s. sli bid
osasked. Coupons, old, o5s bid: new, 65 BID.
Flour dull but firm for good grades. Glover seet
more active at S7@S7a7a. Wheat firm choice
white, $..os@s2 10; fair to prime, %. so@s2so
prime to choice red, 8l.so@S2.I5; tair to good
sLs5@sl7s common, sl4o9sl:so; Ohio ard II; In;
s1s5. White southern corn. sa@sse.: yellow
dull al 90c. Glsl.o5. Provisions Unchanged Wits.
key firm ut s2c. .E..f ..tt...r 4 .r =
CINCINNATI. March lo.-Flour dull. Corn-Ful
prices rule. Provisions dull and unsettled; mess
| pork, a2l.5o. Bacon neglected; shoulders. SIC
Sides 10sG0l1sc. Lard, l2@l1?tc. Whiskey, s6s187c
CINCINNATI, March 10.-Tobacco In good de-
mand at full prices sales, AIS hogshs ads. o.
LOUISVILLE, March 1o.-Breadstuffs steady. Pro
visions duh and nowtnal mess pork, 32l5o: Ba'
con-Shoulders, ssc.; clear sides, l14c. Whtskey
sec.
LOUISVILLE, March 1o.-Tobacco active ant
unchanged; sales, 3Us hogsheads common &c
good lugs $5.2s@ss.25; low to medium leaf, $s.7s
@$l2. wy -. ~.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1o.--sugar scarce nom.
inal, ef6s5c. Enthusiastically prime not fer
New Pork sight, discount. Gold, lIls. ='.3
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The SAN DoEINao CONFESSIONAL, RKvo-
LUTON INHrNESs.--S0 Santiago de Cuba,
March "a letter received from Puerto
Phta, dated the 9th, says. :. The San Do
Tnfneo commission, left here for Monte
Cristo yesterday, accompanied by Baez.
The official belief In Puerto Piata Is that
the anne xatlon scheme will be carried mot
withstanding there is q strong party In OPP
position to Baez. Threats have been made
to burn the town II Is annexed, and al
ready two houses have been set on fire.
Guards patrol the town at night. Partisans
of Cabral predict general revolution, and
there Is much excitement in the island, It
Is reported here that the condition Of Baez
ia critical. The annexation party, how
ever, remains firm. An attempt to assassi.
nate Mr. burlington, British consul at
Puerto Plata, failed. The Dominican Gen.
eral Luperon has entered Dominica from
Hayti to join the revolution against Baez,
and the American consul at Cape Hayden
has reminded the commander there that
non-interference with Dominican affairs
should be the policy of the Haytien Gov
eminent. 't ,t..Eh s y -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE Treaty OF PEACE.

/ PARIS, March 9.-Baron Baude, General
CaiIle. and NJ. de Moulard have been ap-
pointed plenipotentiaries on the part of
France in negotiating the details of the
treaty Of peace at Brussels.
DANGEROUS CONDITION OF kFFAIHs IN PARIS
THE NATIONAL GUARD ENTRENCHED WITH
THIRTY-oNE GUNS.
LONDON, March 10-A dispatch from Pa.
ris, dated yesterday, says there is contin-
ued agitation on the part of the National
Guard, who threaten to dissolve the AS
sembly if it meets at Versailles. General
Vinoy is in command Of Paris, and threat
ems to bring a large force of troops into that
city. ~ 4 IL3IiA4 IN c. sEs~GE
/ The. anti German league grows rapidly in
strength and numbers. .'.... 20 @5s'..'
Some sailors attempted to place the tri-
color on the column of July, removing the
red flag. A tumult ensued, and the sailors
were arrested and the red flag restored.
Eight battalions of the National Guard
are at the Place de Ia Bastile.
PARIS, March 9.-[World special. 1.-The
National Guard are strongly tentrenched,
with thirty-one guns, on the heights OF
Montmartre, awaiting n signal from their
leader to proclaim open revolution in favor
of the Commune. .,.......
GARIS, MATCH w. LIZ SlIllaGiOii IsI uUlll-
martre is unchanged. Other sections OF the
city are quiet.
& The Government will soon instruct Gen
Pallldnes to restore order in the turbulent
districts, ~ g.. =. I<:f -ftsE.;g.f3 K
PARIS, March 10-P. M.-General Palla
dimes yesterday received the officers of the
National Guard of, Belleville, who at the
conclusion Of the interview appeared salts
fed with the Generals assurances. Moth.
ing new has TRANSFERRED in the Montmartre
district. =
a long train of cars filled with German
wounded returning home was run i;nSo yes
terday by freight train near PSortalN, or
the Paris and Versailles railroad. Nm.teer
passenger carswere broken to pieces. The
number of killed and wounded is unknown
FLORENCE, March 10.-Victor Emmanue
pronounces forgery his alleged letter ex
pressing surprise and disappointment at
the bard terms imposed upon France.
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An Appeal for the French Sufferers
Contributions I'm the Churches sum

New YORK, March 1O.-Bishop Potter, of
this State, addresses letter to his diocese
appealing for contributions for the French
sufferers. This letter is published by the
French Relief Committee, with the re-
hinder that Sunday next Is set apart in the
United States for contributions to the
cause. The bishop, after reciting the ter
rible condition of France from recent war
and present pestilence, says:
81 would therefore most urgently re-
commend that collections be made, if pos.
sible, in your churches on Sunday next, or
as. speedily as your circumstances will per-
NIT. And would moreover respectfully
suggest that you avail yourself Of the
agency of the Relief Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, Of which Mr.. Chas.
H. Marshall is chairman, and Mr.. Charles
Lanier, No. q Prime street, New York, is
treasurer"
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Congress ON the South.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The Republic
can caucus relative to securing plan for
the protection of southern Unionist re-
assembled tonight. Considerable debate
ensued on the question. Butler presented
the report, OF the committee appointed
In st nieht-the first item of which was .
proposition to amend the rules tobpreyent
so much filibustering on the. part Of The
minority. The committee recommended
the appointment Of a subcommittee to
confer with the Senate caucus tomorrow
In relation TO proper legislation on the
subject Of law and order in the South.
Sheldon was not in favor of legislation
thatiwould not apply to criminals in any
part OF the country.
Elliott acolored) ,tof, South. Carolina ap-
pealed to the Republicans not to adjourn
until the bill was passed ito punish. Klu-
kluxism.
IA committee Of five was appointed to
consult with the Senate caucus and report
action.
Weather Report.
W,AsHINaToN,- March 10.-0flce Signal
for .twenty-four hours: The barometer
has risen since yesterday evening rapidly
in The Gulf and South Atlantic States, and
now remains stationary In the latter re-
gions. The area Of, the lowest barometer
has moved northward into the British Pos
sessions, and the minor disturbance in Vir-
ginia has moved far to the northeast. The
barometer is stationary, with a tendency to
fall, west Of Indiana Clear and fair
weather, with, fresh winds, have prevailed
south and west of Pennsylvania !; cloudy
and clearing weather on the east Atlantic
and lower lakes, with brisk winds and
clearing up weather on the upper lakes.
..Probab1ltttes.-There are no indications
Of any serious disturbance on Saturday.
Fair weather will probably prevail. ay,,.,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

| RICHMOND, HOS hsm ST., Marcn :, 1871.
MARY j. SUTTON, who sues by
fl Thos: U. Dudley. her next friend .Plaintit,
against .,.,-, ...-
John b. Young, executor Of the last win and tesla:
;ment OF Hugh NJ. Hutcheson, deceased, ana
TEomssa Mildred Hutehesont Serena Hutche-
son, and s lexina Hutcheson, infant children OF
Alexander B Hutchinson, deceased. and legatees
under the last will and testament, OF Hugh ID.
Hutchinson, deceased, aud N orbornc Z. Sutton,
husband Of aary Jane Sutton 49,. Defendants.
( BY virtue of decree entered In the above cause
on the teth October, 1870, by the Cbancery Court
The raid court, do hereby notify all persons con-
cerned that I shall, on the 9Th DAY OF APRIL
NEXT, ut my said Office, take the accounts re-.
0lired by the said decree, AN account OF
What is due to the several creditors OF the SAID
Hugh M. Hutchinson, deceased, II there be any !;
and If, by the time above appointed, any or said
creditors shall have failed 70 come In 70 prove
their debts, by the terms Of said decree they Will
he excluded from the be neGts thereof: - -
! HENRY HUDNALL,
NH d-Slya p, p} Commissioner In Chzncery. 1
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Baltimore Conference III. e. Church.
South. ........
[Reported for TIE Richmond Dispatch.l
., ... SALEM, March 8. 1871.

Baltimore Conference III. e. Church,
South. ...... .
[Reported for TIE Richmond Dispatch.l
.t ..-. SALEM, March 8. 1871.
SECOND DAY.
The Conference met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Bishop Pierce in the chair. Re-
llgious services were conducted, by Kew.
George Stevenson. Roll called. Minutes
Of last session were read and approved.
A communication from Rev. WIS. Baird,
presiding elder of the Winchester district,
was presented and read, his absence being
owing to the illness Of his wife. His dis
trict was reported as being in prosperous
condition.
A letter from Rev. W. A. Harris, pres
ident of the Wesleyan Female Institute, at
Staunton, was referred to the Committee on
Literary institutions.
DR.. Blcdsoe, editor of the Southern Re-
Cieac, published at Baltimore, Md, was in
troduccd. 49,.
Rev. DR.. BEDFORD addressed the Confer
ence in the interests of the publishing
house at Nashville, Tenn. also conveying
to this Conference the iraternal greetings Of
Rev. DR.. Summers, editor Of the Nashville
Christian ADVOCATE. He also commended
to the favorable consideration Of the Con-
iclcuCc Gue SNnUuy-SCHOot PeottU WHILE
has circulation of $4,000 copies,
Rev. DR.. McFerrin was introduced, and
addressed the Conference.
A communication concerning our mis-
sionary interests was read by the secre-
tary.
The following candidates were admitted
on trial c. E. Beauchamp, Fl. w. Kinyer,
Beverly Wasgh Bond. VIM. E. Miller, Jas.
f. Frollin, Jas. 3. Williams, Jas. K. Smith,
and Asbury McNear.
a communication from the agent of the
Maryland Bible Society was referred to a
committee.
The second question was asked, "Who
remain on trial ?"-James D. Nally, Jeffer-
son w. Dutiey. L. H. Davis, J. S. Hutchin-
son, and B. S. Highley.
The third question was asked, "Who are
admitted into full connection and elected to
Frazier Furr, II. D. Bishop, W. D. Ross,
S. w. Hadaway, George #. Tyler, Richard
s. Shreve, w. II. D. Harper, who were col
!cctivcly called before the Bishop and ques-
toned as required by the Discipline.
Robert Ross was continued on trial.
Several distinguished ministers from the
HolSton Conference, prominent among
whom we notice Revs. 81. c. Neal and I.
F. Smith. are in attendance. Rev. DR..
Munsey. who was detained on account OF
the illness Of one Of his children, arrived
last night.
Conference adjourned, with the benedic-
ton by the Bishop. to meet ut A. NJ. TO-
morrow.
Ample accommodations have been pro.
vidcd by the people of Salem for all the
ministers, lay delegates, and visitors, and
an opportunity is offered of testing genuine
Virginia hospitality.
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The Louisville Courier-J Journal does not
wish to engage an agricultural editor
''There is" it gives notice, ono such pc.
sition on this paper. We do not intend that
there ever shall be. We may mislead our
readers in politics, and morals, and religion,
and all that sort Of thing, but never shall
they have it to say that we permitted any
man, through these columns. to dilute, and
undermine, and demoralize, and run fran
tic whatever little, knowledge Of agriculture
|'they may happen to haye.
J.W. Hewitt, of Pleasant Valley county,
Cal. who killed Parker Adams In that
county last summer, and was acquitted,
wns assassinated Friday night near the spot
where Adams fell.
Now is the lime for some one to tell what
lie knows about peat.-Phtld. Star.
Pete who2-M. Y, Standard.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, March 10.-Mexican advices
are to March, 3rd Gov. .Pesquera, of Sono-
IA, is candidate for the Presidency. Four
candidates are now running. United States
Minister Nelson has asked the Federal
Government about the ill-treatment OF
American citizens by a State Governor.
There is defalcation in the treasury, and
Romelo has determined; to resign. He is
suspected. Washington's birthday was
celebrated in the city of Mexico. ,....'i g.
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Aicormittee of city officials from Peters
burg, Va, this morning purchased the
horses, harness, carriage, and engine OF the
America Steam Fire Engine Company. The
same gentlemen have also put in offers for
the purchase of the apparatus Of the Reso-
luton Fire Company.-PhtladelphaG Te!e-
graph, 9th. .t 20
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealt proposals will be received by the under
ISL for the graduation and masonry on one hum
dred and eight miles of this road west Of White
Sulphur Springs, 1t being all the remaining lnhn-
The work embraces 3, 900, 600 cubic yards in open
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards in tunnels, aud 10000
be completed May LIST, 1872. Profles and spec:f-
cations can be hsd after tn. l4th March. at the
Offices of the. company, 81 Williams street, REV
Va. Plans for and proposals for building the
iron superstructure OF the New River Bridge, at
Mlller's Ferry, Fayette county, W. Va, Will be
received at the same time ana place. There will
be two spans Of $50 feet each, and two OF 70 feet
each. Parties submitting proposals should see the
site Of the bridge, where further Information may
be had from the engineer in charge. This bridge
must be completed by December, 1871.
= Il. d. WHITCOMB,
fe e7-tMh2s Chief Engineer G. & 0. r. r.
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Cotton Markets TELEGRAPH

FRIDAY, March Io.-Norfolk: Quiet; low
middlings, 1etc.; receipts, 1850 bales; export:
Ne,o 0rleanS: Irregular and active at 4@l&3c.
receipte, 6 ass bales. Bxports-To Genoa, 2s9s
bales; Havre, 400 bales Cror stadt, ], 800 bales
Hamburg $50 bales; Bordeaux. 400 bales; sales
Is 900 bales: stock, 29s, eO5 bales. Charleston
Quiet st lai@l4c.; receipts, 772 bales. Exports.
10 Great Britain, s2,o2S bales. Sales, 600 bales
cfncl- bolac
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NEGRO JURoRs.-Chief Justice Mason, of
Nebraska, has delivered an opinion against
negroes sitting as jurors in that State. The
principal point made is that the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments grant rights to
negroes, but impose no duties upon them,
aud that jury service is burden and not
privilege that the State constitution can
be changed only by the same power that
enacted it -; that Congress could not confer
such authority to change upon the Leslsla
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The Governor Of Pennsylvania has nomt.
mated to the President Hon, D. j. Morrell
and Hon. Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania, as
commissioners of the centennial celebration
under the resolution Of Congress, and has
also appointed w. j. Hartsman and w.
Nc Michael, Of Philadelphia, commissioners
under the joint resolution Of the PennSyl'
yania Legislature.
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AN INcEND1ARY FIRE IN DINwIDD1E CoUN-
TY.-The barn on Mr.. Hiram Bradts farm,
in uinwiddic county, about six miles from
Petersburg, was destroyed by fire about 8
o'clock yesterday morning, with its con-
tents of about seventy bushels of corn, fod-
der, farming utensils, and new wagon
body. The building was fired by an incen.
diary. Mr.. Bradt was awakened by the
light, and was fortunately able to save bis
tobacco-barn on the one side, and his stable
on the other side of the burning building
from destruction. The barn was the best
building on the place. Mr.. Bradt's loss
will be about 800, on which there is no
Misunderstanding I1adeI.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1871.
=. -..s = SAILED, - Fs.5Ft II
Steamer VIM. P. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer Isaac Bell Couch, New York. an
disc and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
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Trouble I'm south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 10.--Seriouss
trouble is reported between the whites and
the colored militia in Chester and York
counties. There have been several killed
and wounded on both Sides A detachment
of United States troops are now at the
scene of the disturbance.
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summers Removal.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-A large Radi-
cal meeting held at Camden, n. j., tonight
protested strongly against the removal OF
Sumner from the Craftsmanship of the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, ina series OF
resolutions.
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SPRING CLOTHING. -.
have now in store fine assortment ofSPRING
which will make to measure In the LATEST
STYLES aud best manner. Please call and ex-
anime them. z
Also, fine assortment Of BLACK DRESS
FRUCKS, PANTS, and VESTS. and u handsome
lot OF SPRING TIES and NECh.W EAB.r .
VIM. Ira SMITH, q.
Corner 10th and Main sts.,
..ar Old stand of Baldwin.
n. B.-Bear In mind that will remove on or
about April lst to llu9 Main street, opposite First
National Bank. mh8
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WE were much pleased yesterday to see
upon the street our old friend Mr.. j. q.
Smith, who has for the past two years been
confined to his bed or room by an attack OF
paralysis. He is still unable to walk we'll.
but occupied hand-carringe.-NorJolE
IIrqiniQn.
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Senator Johnston was last night renomi-
mated in caucus, This settles another yeXed
question for, as we believe, the caucus
nomination is equivalent to reelection. The
Southwest will rejoice and the Southside
be glad with her joy.-PeterS6urg Inder.