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Grapes.
IONA AND ISRAELLA VINES.

IONA AMI lNEoe
For Garden and Vineyard the fruit is equal to ,hs best 30
ropesn varieties and rpens early wAis hs vnss ID
hardness and cou,tsncy production and perfection opsn
ing, uneqused by our most hardy varieties
Prices very low. and to clubs at Wholesale rates.
Por cubproposen erc uars, price lists snse per dcsss
and by hundrea With descriptive irsmphe containing e.
cravings Of Iona and saes Vines IN bearing send tceas
stamp.
In addition to my general list offer $50, some twoyesf
old Iona vines suitable for whey plsnng
very cheap rates hundred thousand They Woad tan
A. no. 2 and No. Garden Vines :!
samples with prices, sent On application, q dsscsoe .
circular, which see. &. W. GhAht,
IoHs (nesr Peekskilll, Wsstchsster Co., N. Z.
DELAWARE VINES,
For Vineyard plantation, by hundred or thousand
have three grades designatsd No No and No 81
but the No will be found to BE- better than can often b
found as No. |, and the others in proportion.
Samples of a the grades sent a Wholesale rates. wnhss
cost ansporaon to applicants who incio's One Dss
These vine, S be found be good snd very chesp and
are now on sale consequence of hsvna been over
at the sale when the demand greatly beJend
the supply
"' Vs. C. w. GRANT,
iona tnear Psekskir), wesschsser Co., n y
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BURGLARS, ROBBERS. opening OF each
window and door instantly teegraphs to your room.
Invsiby applied without damage Six years expert
ence without failure. f. HOLMEs No. l95 broadway.
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SENATORS ELEcrED-[coMpLErE. !
Full Vote Of the State.

UfVNTE hELIOuv
l3 Union dn SMALL CAPS Democrats lin Edics)
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Hills Hair Dye, Soc, black or brown, instan-
tspeous best cheapest No 66 John Sold by all Druggists
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Business Notices.

The RENowN OF BURNErT's STANDARD PREP
AxAroys-For than eight these Preparations
have maintained rge and constantly increasing sas sds'
tauns the opinion othe best that they are unrvaed
Rrax,rr, ORIENTAL ToorH WASH is q prae,rer Of the
teeth and beauties them rihous injury to the enamel In
this respect Il stands alone The evidence Of Chemists and Of
the Dental Faculty substsntistes these iscts.
For sale by all Druggists
Children having Worms require immediate
attention. a. neglect of the trouble often causes prolonged
sickness. BRowSs "yzRxIYUGE CoSrIrs" are simple
remedy aud will destroy Worms without injury to the child
Sold a. rs cents a box by most Dealers IN Medicines
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M usicnl.
THE OPERA.

To-day, at ! o'clock, p. IN, "Cnsplno ID
Comsre" will be given at the Academy Of Music VIII
tie same cast which has given much satisfaction d
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All the worst forms of Rheumatism axe brSng
daily cured by MErclLpR's GREAT RHRun.Trc RhasiNS
This wonderful Medicine never fails and Thousands wss hav
suffered e1crucsng agony years iustaaty relieved
and soon cured by few doses.
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THg INFANTS FRIEND.

MKs wSsIov's soorHxa STRuP ia the best and surest
remedy world Or ali diseases of children such as teeth
ing wind collie &c. It eouees aeidy Of the stomach resu
health and s~'"6e-s 10 mother
aud child Perfectly safe In oil millions Of mothers
can testify ofce no. % Deyst. New-York, and No ?oS
High Holborn. London, England.
First in peace, as it has been during the war,
si first In the estimation Of the American people all
tho perfumes Of the world PHALos's "NGHr-BLoosrsa
Cx,xu,r xrest s,sple of commerce all parts Of the
United States. its sale during the past year has been literally
colo.ssL-fC Cansndaisua Repository.
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CoUGHs, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS AND CONsUMPTIoN'
Thirty years experience, and the testimony OF thousands
who have been cured by USE prove that JAMES EIPEcro
RAsris without exception the reliable remedy in the
world for Coughs Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis Consumption
Peursy Group Hopping Splitting Of Blood aud all
Pulmonary Complaints. Sod everywbere.
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GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PRBMIUA
ELASTIC STITCH sEwNa MAoHIxRs for ismiy use. No ~
Bro
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= HARTFORD. Conn. Tuesday. April 8 l566.
Complete returns from every town in the
State give the following result by Counties
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cu,r.,,rn,S rE FOR rHR HAIR

WIN restore Gray Hair 10 II. "a. sn'. ~" 1.'
- .'~. .oo .na n. 'thyi can bs used freely
contains nothing injurious ia unpara n.n
and ia recommended and used BY our Be '" 'v"
by all Druggists, and at my Office, No. ifs Dfo'd" =,
where information respecting the treatment ''e ~"
freely given from to p SARAH A. CHE' ulss - -.
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A NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE FOR GEN
rLEsEss ToILgr-The PATENT HARD RUBBER NEcK TIE
and BUTTHRYLy being introduced TO toe trade ihsy
are seat conv.nen and durable are adjusted without
always their original shape and user aud in
style aud sarpss. any other description oil Tie now
l6S Broadway, N Y, and sold by dealers generally.
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The PATENT HARD RUBBER NECK TIB AND
BurrEuPII in the different varieties wholesale and retail
Trade supplied by the RUBBER CLOTHING COMPANY, No. SI
Broadway.
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EvgRDKLL's Card Depot, 302 broadway, N. Y.
the latest and most styles OF Wedding ald Visiting
Cards French Nots Paper Monosams Seals Silver Plates &c
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TnvaIids' TravefAng Chairs - WhsetSs
Tor IN Md out door use, elsto sA
PATENT CANrERlSo HORSES, for in and out dooss.
NURSERY SWING and Baby Tender. 81 =.
Boys STRONG WAGONS, Chidreu's CARRtA0EH.
Propciers, Ensish Chsrots. Rocking Horses
For sale by the msnufacturer,
s. w SMITH No 90 wiIianst.
Clothes. ringers ofan kinds repaired by the BAILEY
WASHING AND WRikeiNG MACHINE COMPANY No
eve Br0sdws, Nan. Ysyk.
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LOVELY PICTUREs.-Get your photograph
taken at BArsuxs MusEux Novelty lends charm the
pictures taken amidst the pleasures 0 the times s. A.
uOINEs Manager.
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IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Iailou
and Manufacturers. GRovRR L BAKER SKvIsa hAcHus
COMPANY, No. 495 Broadway.
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F. VAN BENTHUYSEN & CO.,
l2l Canal Street,
New Orleans,
Respectfully solicit an examination
their large stock of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS S,
which exceeds, in extent and variety, any
other assortment to be found in New Or
leans, all of which is sold for Cash only-by
the package, piece, or at retail-at exceed
ingly low prices. The facilities this house
have, in being represented in all the Manu-.
featuring markets by cash buyers, enable
them to keep their assortment fully up to
the demands of the market, and to place
their goods at such prices as will meet the
views Of buyers.
L. VAN BENrHuYsEN & Co., -.
l2l Canal Street,
Opposite Clay Statue
January 18th, 1866, ly.
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500 REWARD

THE RETURN OF THE FOLLOWING
!. DESCRIBED NOTES WHICH
HAVE BEEN LOST aces
DATE.
1852
June 3, Joseph II. Hynson note to order
R. B. Post .................Sl $1,000 w
June 81, Joseph H. Hynson note
to order r. B. Post .....-. 800 90
August %, Joseph II. Hynson .Eroas
note to order r. B. Post. .. 1900 90
June 81, Mrs. NJ. f. Magruders
note to order r. B. Post. 49,. 1000 90
June rs, J. H. Sullivan's note to
order r. B. Post ........ 400 90
August %, j. ". Hadnots note
to order r. B. Post ........ 500 90
September IL, f. A. Neal e. J.
W. Hadnot's note to order
r. B. Post ................. 200 90
September 6, Charles A. Thorn
tons note to order R. B. Post. 537 ~
July 20, A.. X. McCrummens
note to order s. w. Henarie. 400 90
November 10, Stephen Mead, Man
ager Est. J. r. Mead, note to
order r. 3. Post ..........-. 1341 80
July 10, Mitchell Guilder's note
to order r. B. Post ......... 500 90
July 10, Jacob Guilder's note to
order r. r. Post ............ 40 90
All the above notes have my endorse
ment on them ard were dated Rapides Par
ish, except the two last, Mitchell and Jacob
Guilder's, which vert dated Tyler County,
Texas. ...
All persons are cautioned against buying
the above mentioned notes as they belong
to me, except A. K. McCrummen's and
Est. J. R. Mead's, which have been paid.
r. B. POST,
, 1873 Gravier Street,
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, February II, 1866.
March IA, 1866, st.
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7: B. b0DLbYf
No. 8 Perdido Street, adjoining
.- =, the Masonic Hall,
& NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
JAMES +. IUrz, agent Alexandria, La.
P0RTABLEp AND STATIONARY
S TEAM aEN GINES.
Circular Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cot
Z ton Screws, Cotton Presses, Hand
7 and Power, Circular Saw Mills,
Mulcy and Cross-cut Saws.
~ All KINDS -" y.
Plantation Machinery and Agricultu-
I '.i , raj Implements, r'2a s
Wood Working Machinery and Floor
ing Machines, Stating, Belt 4
ing and Pulleys., 81 n
Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings,
iva Saw Gummers and Files,
.e3 sole Pumps, etc, etc. 32'a
Having connection with Foundrics
and Machine Shops, in the North
west, we are prepared to contract for
any class Of Machinery, Tor 81 eedy
delivery, upon the most favorable
terms. From long experience in the
Machinery business Of New Orleans
and the South, west we know what is
needed, and will always be prepared
10 supply it. rn
Having facilities through c6nnec-
ton, with the house Of j. P. MANGO
g. Co, Cotton Factors, No. 1913
Gravicr street, New Orleans, for dis
posing Of Cotton Or other produce, on
the best terms the market affords,
parties can ship produce to that
house, when ordering anything in our
line, and their orders will receive as
prompt attention as if they sent us
cash direct.
A full supply of CANE CARTS, Play
7ArloN WAGONS and TIMBER WHEELS,
from the factory of Joshua Bodley,
Wheeling, Virginia, constantly Oh
hand.
THOS. B. BODLEY & CO..
.f,r No. 9 Perdido Street,
New Orleans, La.
Oct. %. 1865. ie
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+ ii A IL MI "A 4 l. II N
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
j OF HIS OWN sorrovsp,s,:
st. Johns ARN1cA LrN1IENr, An ID
excellent preparation for Sprains, w
Brushes, SwelllDgs, Rheumatism, &c. III
St. Johns CONCENTRATED Essence OF
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the finest
root.
St. Johns ExpEcroRANT SYRUP, for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, &c.
St. Johns COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUcHU. For diseases of the bladder, &c.
St. Johns VEGETABLE APERIENT PILLS.
St. Johns COMPOUND SYRUP OF THE Hy-
popHosPulrEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &c,
st. johns ANTIsEpTIC DENTRIFICE.
ST. Johns ESSENCE LEMON, VANILLA, &C.,
&c. For havoring.
Shot, powder, g''u caps. double water.
proof) Eley's elastic gun.wads, all sizes.
Scarificators, gum lancets, Evans thumb
lancets. toilet soaps, tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, razors and stropa fine peck.
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren's
English needles, Coats sewing thread.
Carbinate Soda, Salaratus, Hops.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars.
Fine Bourbon Whiskey and genuine
French Brandy.
Window glass, putty, oils, colors, var.
nishes, with o general assortment of Drugs
and medicines, coal oil and lamps, &C., &C.,
HENRY ST.. JOHN,
Ice HOUSE, Alexandria, Louisiana.
Particular care given to dispensing physi-
clans prescriptions for which purpose the
very best drugs have been selected.
November s, 1865. tt.
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Judgment.

~ ~A~AS19 %
No. l97-State of Louisiana-District
Court, Parish of Rapides.
ELIZABETH SNIDER vs.. JOSEPH Bou1LLorrE,
Her Husband.
IN this case by reason of the law, and
the evidence it is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the Plaintiff, Elizabeth .Snider,
wife Of Joseph Bouillotte, do have, and re-
cover from her said husband, Joseph
Bouillotte, the sum of Six thousand dol
lars, with five per cent interest from Judi
cial demand. It is further ordered, adj
Judged and decreed that the Plaintiff be
separated in property and estate from the
Defendant, her husband, and that the COM
munity Of acquits and gains heretofore ex-
listing between them be dissolved, and that
she resume the administration and control
Of her separate property-that her tacit and
legal mortgage be recognised and enforced
against the immoyable property of her said
husband from the date Of the receipt of this
money. On four thousand dollars from the
lst day of June, A. D. lS49, and on two
thousand dollars from the lst day OF
August, 1851.
Thus done and signed in open Court, af-
ter being read this 10Th day of March, A. D.
1866. w. B. LEWIS,
Judge 9th Judicial District.
District Court, Parish of Rapides. Filed
March 18th, 1866.
w. W. WHITTINGTON, Jr,
Clerk.
y, State Of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides.
hereby certify that tile above and fore
going is a true and correct copy of the
original judgment obtained in this office.
@1a1& Given under my hand and
ST: s :: $ ST; :; $ $$ :; !; "a; {;
day of March, 1866.
w. w. WHITTINGTON, Jr.
Clerk.
March l4th, st. Printers fee Sl8 90.
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, S4AAc 7I!7EVf,
GO M NJ IS9IoN
,rnkfnsSE wnW - ,
FOR W a Il DING

er,aear ~ F.sy..4AaESsDI a-e NJ 81
211 GENERAL =
W HoLESALEs ssGROCPR
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Has the pleasure TO inform his frip,a,
anu Inc pubic that he purchased Tie larp.
new and ccniinodious al, .~CT ss
7a' WAR EH'OUisE
Of A. Racial, where he Is i prepared II -
ceive and ship all ~ A " ~
Cotton, Sugar, Mo,asscs
a. ana Other produce entrusted or consigned
he has also opened a large and eomn1ets
stock of 'PSS
GR0CER1Es
AT HIS NEW
BRICK sToRD
On Front Street, next door to s.
iienaile. lie will keep on hand ALWAYS, sci
only BY the WnoLEsALs TOR THE rCasu :.
New ORLEANS PRICES
Sugar,
Coffee, 81 8 tt5'' ~
Mo!asses
Flour, V;,.n..
AIh8'se Salt, 2s. &c
-I# kice, II zby
Pork,
50 3. Bacon, tnae Il
4. e al Hams, 3. s
Beef,
Beans,
Vinegar a Brandy,
Gin. Rnm,
Wines,
'a Etc,
,fEt Etc
BAGGING AND ROPE.
The highest price paid for Cotton, Sugar
and Molasses. 's''ss@'
Alexandria, La, January 10, '66, IT,
-,~>">~>o-~~->>>~~~~----- ~~--~o>-~o5.,.o.-u,.
Heal Estate oftlce.
a A =
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.

AT RS. SARAH J. BARRETT would
WI respectfully inform the Ladies of Rap
Ides and adjoining Parishes that she has
opened Fashionable Dress Making and
Millinery Store, at her residence on
SIXTH EFT,
and respectfully solicits the patronage of
The Public.
Alexandria, L., Jan. 3, 1866, 3m*
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Notice to Planters and Merchants.

Notice to Planters anu MefcAdntS'
The undersigned will have a Steamer to
leave Cincinnati for Alexandria direct On
or about the 10th April next. Persons
wishing to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to purchase produce and ship direct
can call on me for further information.
F. A. BIOSSAT.
Alexandria, March 18th, 1866.
Choice First Class Insurance
&INA
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
MANSE@MNa SAMA,
Incorporated 1919. Charter Perpetual.
Fire and Inland Navigation In
suranCe.
Calls the attention of its friends, patrons,
and the public generally, to the fol.
lowing facts:
OIL ITS HAVING
A CASH CAPITAL OF $5O0,0O0
With Assets Amounting to $13l0oo0'
Has transacted Business successfully SO
Years, AND CONTINUES TO PROGRESS IN
HEALTH, WEALTH AND VITALITY.
Paid an Aggregate Loss of over
- $lO.OOO,OOO.
Is organized on National basis, with local
agencies in all principal places, under a
Mercantile system; founded on Cash
Standard with an enviable reputa.
tion alike the same on the banks of I
=. the Hudson or the Mississippi, L
the Gulf of Mexico, or the I
Northern Lakes; presenting
powerful organization
asa coDservatOr ofpub.
lie good and Bond Of
integrity; equal to
all emergencies
it undertakes, \
worthy the |
STABILITY AND DIGNITY
Eminent American Corporation
ON MERIT ALONE
Founding it's Claims
TO PATRONAGE AND FAVOR
Affording facilities and Security in maj ter
of Insurance Commercial, Mechanic
col, Mercantile or Rural, while
ranking for Importance aud
public service
The First of Fire Insurance.
Companies of America.
INSURES AT
Rates and Rules as liberal as the risks as'
sumed permit for sovency and profit.
Loses Equ;tably adjustedand
PROMPTLY PAID.
Applications solicited and Policies ISSUED
BY
E. r. BTOSSAT, Agent, at alexandria, La.
March 18th, 1866, 3m.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

HAVING on hand large stock OF Win
10, Goods and obliged to make room for my
1 u, sorins stock, Il offer my entire stock
'r's : verv low figure. Invite the planters
a. auS the Ipeople at large to call and see me
anI ; ind for themselves. My stock is COM
r arise dol q the following articles, viz:
pi Gaining DelaiDs, Callcoes,
Pain and Figured Poplin,
plain and Plaid Black and Co'ored Alpaca,
BLACK and colored merinos.
~ Black cloaks, Cassimers,
satinets, t....t
Lnseys,
Nubias.
Sontaga,
Blankets
white and colored flannel,
zouave jackets, Balmoral skirts,
And thousaud other articles which ! can.
not numerate. ] have also fine stock Of
Groceries and Saddl ery,
Trunks and Valiccs.
Call and see me and you will be satisfied
with The goods and price.
February 2lst, 1866, tt.
BARGAINS!
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SOUTHERN LAND, EMIGRA-
TON AND PRODUCT
COMPANY
NO. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Organized for the Purpose Of Introducing
CAPITAL, MECHANICAL SKILL
AND EMIGRATION
INTO THE SOUTHERN STATES.
For the Sale or Lease of
COTTON, FARMING AND NINE
RAJ LANDS,
Stationary and
Portable Engines,
COTTON GINS AND PRESSES AND
LABOR SAVING NIPPLE.
MENTS, &c.
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS.
SAML BARD, AGENT.
Al Union Street, New Orleans
Correspondents will address Box 1856.
December 9th, 1865, 3m.
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The BOmbardment and Destruction o
Valparaiso.

We announce with regret, as barbaric act
that on the 3lst Of March, tho city of Valp
raise was bombarded by the Spaniards and
the town and twenty million dollars worth of
property destroyed, nearly all of which be-
longs to American, British, and other foreign
merchants. The Spanish commander allowed
onlv four days for the removal of the sick,
| notwithstanding the energetic protest of every
foreign representative. At first the several
| commanders of the British American, and
French fleets, undertook the responsibility of
preventing the atrocity about to take place;
but finally they all three drew back and left
the people on shore to look out for themselves
When the day came, on which the lombard
ment was to commence, the foreign vessels
all left the harbor, and the Spanish ships took
up their positions. The Panama Star gives
the following account of the action:
At 9 A. nj. the Blanca opened fire on the
custom house, to the cry of viva la Rema
The others followed, each selecting some point
on which to pour its share of destruction. For
nearly three hours the fire was kept up with
out intermission.-A l040 A. NJ shell
from the Yencedera set fire to the baths adj
joining the Hotel de la Union, and the flames
rapidly spread in three streets, but the Ven
cedora did not desist. Her shot continued to
rain on that part of the town up to the last
moment of the bombardment with terrible and
fatal regularity. -.....
On the other side the custom house took
fire at l1.46, but there was no cessation of
firing from the ships; indeed, the Spaniards
knew only enc consideration, viz; that Valpa-
raise had been given up to them to wreak
their vengeance on it! At 1873 P. NJ. the
Munancia signalled to desist, and the vessels
of the squadron drew off. The people of the
town, who had crowded the surrounding hills
during the bombardment. at once rushed in
the town to extinguish the fires.
The bombardment can only be character
lied as atrocious Valparaiso was perfectly
defenceless, without gun to reply or vessel
to stand by it, and for three hours stood pass
lively while wholesale destruction was being
perpetrated At present all are paralyzed,
many irretrisvably ruined, and commerce will
be crippled for q long period to come. And it
is said that the work Is scarcely more than
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Washington, May 2.-In the Senate, Mr.
Williams offered an amendment to the bill
reported by the Cothmittee Of Fifteen, for the
Southern States. 1t provides that the States
shall be admitted after the 4th of March, 1867,
with the exception of Tennessee and Arkan-
sas, which shall be admitted Immediately on
the ratification Of the proposed amendment
Mr.. Dixon offered an amendment, which
declares that when any of the lately rebellious
States shall present itself not only in attitude
of loyalty, but represented by men capable OF
submitting to the Constitutional tests it shall
be admitted to the rights of representation.
The House voted and defeated the Army
bill
1t will next consider the bill which has
passed the Senate for recognizing the army
Commodore Rodgers, communicating with
the Navy Department. says he was ready to
| join with the British feet to prevent the wan
! ton destruction of Valparaiso by the Spaniards
but the British Admiral afterwards chose to
throw the responsibility on the British Minis
| ter, who declined to act in the premises. So
Commodore Rodgers declared to the Admiral
he would not take any steps without him.
Memphis, May This evening riot oc.
CURED between policemen and negro soldiers,
growing out of an attempt Of the officers to
arrest white mau whom negroes attempted
to protect. Twenty or thirty policemen as
semhled and kept up the fight for couple of
hours with about one hundred and fifty ne
groes,
One policeman killed and three wounded
Eight or ten negroes killed and several wound
ed The Sixteenth Regular Infantry .quelled
the disorder.
/ Louisville, May LA very large conven-
ton of the Democracy of this State has as
| sembled at the Court House. Most OF the
counties of the State are represented. Ex-
Governor Wickliffe is the temporary chair
man. t5 ......sas. 57 a4 4.l.1..a ss
Baltimore, May Flour dull-W estern
Extra $40. Wheat steady. Corn dull and
lower--white 5000. Yellow s2@83o. Oats
6rml Provisions quiet. Coffee dull-Rio
l4a@l6c. Whiskey dull
Neso York, May Cotton firm sales Of
900 bales at 33@34 Flour steady aud un-
changed Wheat quiet and advanced 1920.
Corn declined 291c. Pork excited and high
er. Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Naval Stores
quiet. Turpentine $1,000 Resin st@16-
| Gold Sl28.
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begun, as Calders, Coquimbo aud the ports of
Peru will also be as ruthlessly laid waste as
Valparaiso.
In their case still moro damage will be done
except in the single instance Of Callao, as they
are all entirely defenceless The British resi-
dents of Valparaiso unite in condemning the
vascilatfng policy Of the British Admiral, who
first threatened to prevent the contemplated
bombardment, and had the fullest offers of CO.
operation from the American and French su-
thorities, and at the last moment, when hi
countrymen on shore, trusting that he would
interfere, had failed to remove their proper
ty in the custom-bouse and stores, he drew
off and declined to take any action in the
matter whatever. His example was followed
by those who had offered aid and they all re-
manned outside and witnessed the devastation
doing without further word of protest
Rkg-W call attention Of our readers to the
able charge Of Judge r. II. Baker, to the
Grand Jury, at the Circuit Court of Norfolk
county held in Portsmouth, on the LIST of
March 1866, to be found on our first page.