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HAVING been by The County Corrfof SHAH
III county duly appOinJed Executrfx C~tf5
last viii and testament OF William II s-fL
deceased, I give notice to all persons hav5nS
claims against sid testatcr to presc1f rss-s
within the time prescribed by laWt 20 ms -
corner CT Third aSd Monroe streets. In ne eiTT
Of Memphis or They VIII be barred snd Al
persons owing said estate are nofifsd - nav
the same 70 me forthwith.
Memphis. July Sl&7. ESisSszs
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DIR. MoRTIMoRE.
Office Room No. 23, WOrsham HOus
MEMPHIS, TENN.

CPECIAL NOTICE. will be at the IUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Iuka. Mss, Mondays
tuesdays snd Wednesdays, each week, nom
nd after this date until the FIRST OF Septem-
Der next OS6D. Those who desare TO meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there, can do so. Those who prefer coming to
this city, can consult me, at my ONCE here
Thursdays. Fridays or Saturdays each week.
NY extensive practices, add successful treat
ment OF all forms of CHRONIC DISEASES In the
South for many years p~ast-especially the last
six years in this eity-is suficient guaransee to
those who are yet afflicted, TO justify oonndence
in my ability to accomplish all that medical
skin and remedial aid can do.
1 do not profess TO perform MIRACLES "by
the laying on OF the hands, NOR CAN ANY
H MAN NOW LIVING. Such pretsnders can
have influence only upon the ~credRlous and
weak minded. My treatment. OF all case. Is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
Ny charges are moderate in every ease-far
mare 20 than many others Of the profession
who make the euofk ana YET kAlLto cure.
For many years past nave made the follow
ing my principal sPECIALrFIEs, viz:
CoSsUAPTIoNi and various diseases of the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OFTHE LIVER,
DISEASE OF iii HEART,
DISEASE or H KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DISEASES of Stom-
ach and Bowels,
Observation-Disclosures.
RHEUMATIsM-al Is various forms,
ESSFERVous HEADACHE. EPILEPSY.
GENER AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ar
f~ectiOns,
sCBDFuLOUs, and lerdiseases
originating In Impurities of
the Bload and vital naids.
FEMALE
saeh as are aglbc1ipe o. their nature. and sooner OF
lateT, 9not reNp0eed, UtH ruin ne c~o1tsttttt-
ton. entail years Of SUFFERING, or
6rtng the pictiHa 70 IN ua-
timely grGre.
ID. MORTIM0RE. M. D.,
OfHce=Room No. % Worsham House,
iel5 d2tawawtn2m Memphis Tenn.
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Friday. September p. f861.

st the door OF the Clerks ofice, in The town o.
Marion, Crittenden county, Arkansas. sell tC
the highest bidder, FIR cash in hand, the follow.
ing described real estate, situated il Cuttenden
Ounty, Arkansas, and known as tina part OF
the spanish Grant, originally owned by The
Grandee Estate, conveyed by William u. ID
Spain 70 George W. Uuderhif and Isaac Bnr.
gett: The south part OF the southwest quarter
OF section twenty four 90 conveyed In same
deed the east half Of section tnfrty-sfx t36l
and the southeast quarter Of section thirty
i've 50, all in township seven Ia, north on the
base line Of range eight tsl, east OF the 5th prih-
cipal meridian.
The title to this property Is believed to be
perfectly good, but 1 shall convey only as
Trustee. NJ
Part Of this land comprises one Of the finest
house, Cabins, etc, helngthe plantation known
as the Brown Place, 3ear Marion, Ark.
aus tdE n O. BROWN. Trustee.
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&heTifss N0Ee.


NV yirtue Of an execution directed to me
X nom the Law Court OF Memphis, Tonnes.
sae. for slS8 90. and Sl3 0cost Of suft, IA favor
al John a. Sims and against Marcus J. Wrighs
/ VIII sell, in 'front.' Of the Courthouse door, in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on SATUR-
a The 7th day OF September. 1851, within
the legal hours Of sale a certain tract OF land
situate In The city of Memphis, county OF
Shelbv and State OF Tennessee. and bounded
a. follows. tO-wit Beginning on the west side
of ruth street at astakH the northeast corner
OF lot. No. Is; running thence northWardIy
with the west side Of Ruth street so feat to q
sfaka ta6utbeasl corner OF lot No. Is; thenes
ITsatYgardiy With the sooth line OF said lot No.
II I42L feet 10 stalk the southwest corner Of
aid lot No. Is and the east side of an alley:
fhenea southwardly with the east side of said
siIsV 80 SSet 70 a stake in the northwest corner
or said lot No. 10 thence eastwardly t43% feet
- lie beginning, being loS No IA a the same
- convsved 20 WI. lane By Amelia Talbot.
and by WI. Lane TO Marcus .. Wright, levied
Oh As the property q SD MareusJ Wright,
n Z n WINTERS, sheriff.
=, .LASqaTER, p.s. aus nt
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DiarrhoA, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Mcrbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive of Asiatic Cholera.
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TTuSt SHLR

NOTICE Is hereby given that in a-ccordane,
~ with the provisions and directions Of deel
in trust executed and delivered to me on tn.
18th day OF July, 1855, by Richard B Hawley
twhtch deed is Of record In the Recorders OfHc,
OF Crttenden county, ArkRnsas) aud for til,
payment OF the notes therein described. / vii
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

be designated in such permit such permission shall De
granted by said Board for such causes and reasons ana
such occasions TO the Board may seem JUST ane
reasonable and such and reasons sDa De eereu
the minutes Of the Board Nothngn this section con-
tanned shall be construed compulsory upon said Board
OF Excise to grant such permits and person or persons
place open shall be in such permission designated ana
provided but otherwise and during snch time may
sell and dispose Of liquors and wines or ale and beer ae
in this act Notwithstanding Such permission permit
shall not be transferable and in any such permission
shall be transferred the shall be void and the
provided for in this act.
THIS act shall take effect Immediately
The minority OF the Committee, Messrs White, Button,
and Candee, dissented, and will present report against
all amendmentsat least until the bill is oder-On the
ground that the opponents OF the law have thrown so
The Assembly Committee Cities tonight reported
favoraby the bill Incorporating the Metropolitan
Bathing Company that extending tho Of the pres
creating Metropolitan Water District The Assembly
Committee Oh Railroads reported tavOrably the bill OF
the Metropolitan Tunnel Road which has already passed
the Senate. James T. Brady aud Judge Bonnty were
position to tire Metropolitan Transit Road:
Both Houses in session tonight The senate was
engaged all evening in discussing the Citizens Association
Wharves and Piers Commission DILL and ait MAKING
few slight amendments ii ordered 10 tnd reading
by n unanimous vote. TherepOrts OF number OF Com
mtees presented in the Assembly, after when inc
balance of the evening occupied by Committees OF ho
Whole Before the House went into that order OF Dnsl
ness an effort made to consider the Broadway sur
face bin in the first Committee, but II failed by so,e OK
~ Yeas TO A Nays. In Committee the Newfork
and Brooklyn Bridge bill for bridge from the upper part
Of New-York 10 Astoria Rayensw0od with q PIER Oh
Blackwelrs Island ordered TO third featnng. Al
structure within year and finish II In three was lost
The only amendment adopted was one requiring the
bridge TO be finished In i've years The Dill ncoipoh3
the Montague Theater Company Of Brooklyn was ordered
a third reading.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
fore provided for expense attending the Paris Expo

sition. ....
number of prominent Connecticut Democrats are
here to manipulate the Government patronage in the
interest of English, their candidate for Governor
Senator Dixon is in daily teIeFraphic communication
with the Democratic Central Committee at Hartford
and has sent for list of the names Of the Radical
Postmasters in the State and also for the names of
persons of the Johnson faith, whom it is desired
to succeed them in office Dixons part being obtain
the removal of the Radicals and the appointment and
confirmation Of their successors. Every effort is
being made TO secure the defeat of Gen. Hawley.
There being representatives from that state in the
House. Senator Ferry is detained here to watch over
the confimations which Dixon viii endeavor to
secure, after the appointments shall have been made
President johnson is very anxious that the Demo-
Gratis should cal1y the State and he will spare no
efforts to give them aid Dixon is in constant COM
munication with him, and keeps him posted on the
progress of the canvass. Senators Patterson (N HI
and Nye, and congressnen Logan and Van Wyek
will leave here early next week TO engage IN the
gubernatolial canvass Of Connecticut IN favor OF
Gen. Hawley for retlecioiL
There is a strong pressure beng brought to lear
upon The President 10 send in an entire new set OF
federal officers for the City OF NewYork. The New
York City delegation have bad several interviews
with the President in regard 10 the matter, and it is
changes provided the right kind OF men can be found
to fill the places.
Gen. Steadman. who was nominated as Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Ist NewOrleansl District
of Louisiana the 10Th, will undoubtedly be re-
jected by the Senate tomorrow or next day. The
practice of trading and making in the matter of
appointments aud combinations is becoming quite
common among some Republicans, but cheating and
breaking is likely TO If it has not already be-
come quito as common, ard the ill-effect of the
former is likely to be somewhat neutralzed. late
case of broken promises is the following: Ferdi-
nand Volz, Collector of Internal Revenue for the
Pittsburgh Pa, District tCoppeFhead, was confirmed
ON the promise by the President TO nominate Re-
publican, Col /. Stewart, for Assessor, vice H. A.
Weaver JolInsOnzed Republican, to he removed
after the confirmation of Volz was secured. .sfhe
name of Stewart, which had been sent in, wasysith
drawn.
1t is understood the President to-day nominated to
the Senate William Goodwin to be Collector and A.
d. Markley to be Naval Officer for the port of Pha-
dephia. .-.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
ORDERED TO A THIRD READING. . ,
The bill to establish a Legal Gazette in New-York
City was orderedto third realng
BILLS PASSED. -
To prevent frauds upon hotel and Doafdihgho houso
N'Np THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Constitutional Convention bill was then taken up
and read as amended by the Conference Committee.
Messrs WEED Dem, Clntonl HENRY SMITH rep,
Albany) RANSOM Dem., n. W, and PRINCE DEM
Ere,, opposed the bill in its present form
Nessrs PARKER Qep., Cayuga) and BIGELOW REP.
Jefferson) advocated its passage.
After debate the question taken on agreeing 10 the
amendment providing for the election Of delegates by
Senatorial Districts and lost by vote OF Yeas S;
Nays, 61.
The question was next taken on the amendment allow
ing negroes vote for delegates and it was lost by "A
to 70.
ing the test oath to all persons challenged for having
been engaged in the Rebellion, and it was carried by
TO 50.
The question was then taken on agreeing with tho
remainder OF the report and adopted by 90 to A.
The Assembly then took recess
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS INTRODUCED. -
BY Mr.; BERRYMAN REP p N YlNTo 10 2G@s amend sS ine
concerning certain vagrants in New-loik.
REPORTS. - -
To amend the Metropolitan Excise Law-Messrs. Tar
hoy Ren Geneseel. Candee Rep onondags), and But'
ton rep, Cattaraugusl dlssehmhg
The Metropolitan Railway Dill .
Relative 70 the Troy and Boston Railroad Company.
ExemptiDg certain firemen ia Kings County nom TAX,
alton :. ,,-.u..,,,
TO incorporate the Metropolitan Bathing Associations
In relation to the Croton Aqueduet Department
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter OF the Village OF waterloo.
To Law out a highway in West Farms.
To authorize supplementary proceedings for the eoDes
tOn OF taxes. -
The General Appropriation bib %
To amend the JOhnStown village chaftcr
In relation TO the Mott Haven Ferry. ]. .
TO provide for draining OF certain lands in the town
To limit the hours oflabor of conductors and drveA On
railroad cars.
TO incorporate the village Of College Point.
TO authorize the village of Dunkirk 10 issue bonds
For the relief Of the ChildIens Aid Society ID New
York.
To eaualize assessment in lewis County
To amend the act relative TO the fees OF the Clerk OF
Kings County.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD.
Mr.. GENET Dem., n. " moved that the House n0er
go the Committee OF the Whole Oh the Broadway
Railroad bill. Lost, ~ TO a..
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Montague Theater In Brooklyn.
To incorporate the New York and Long Island Bridge
Company Tor the construction Of bridge over the East
River.
To organize the State Board Of Public Chambera
The Assembly then adjourned. =
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THE VEST INDIES.
FAILURE OF TIE pANK OF cupa.

FAILURE OF TIRE BANK OF CUBA.
BIT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 9l.-IIavaua adyices ia
the l4th inst have been received. The Didtio an"
nounces the suspension of the Bank OF Cuba liabi
tiles, 100000. Sugar-Theresis is better feeling IN
the market and large business; sales al u reals.
Molasses quiet at 5G reals Exchange firm tO DAYS.
14IQl5 premium; American, 2a91 discount.
Freights active and scarce at ld2e " box, sa9c "
Ahd.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
1,oI7Sr on REPRESENTATIVES,.

CONVERSATION TO QUARTERMAsTEKs CLERKS
The reading of the Journal having been dispensed
with Nr SCHENCK Qsep. OuOl, on leave, introduced
tot resolution TO extend to the employees Of the quarter
masters aud subsistence pepggllpepp at washington
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
sY rr1IeRAys 7
SENATE ALBANY March 2i, 1867.

frIBeRAPR TO 1RiBcSs
SENATE .. ALBANY March 81, 1867.
BILLS RRPORTFD.
Extending the jurisdiction OF the ourrogates
Against bill for the protection of botekeepers and
others Laid on the table.
BY Mr. LOW CRep., sulhvan) against the Lexngtonave
Railroad bin Agreed to. ,.
By Mfr LOW Rep., sullvan)-Agalnst Authorizing the
construction OF an elevated iairoau III 'e"-i"A'
Against the Bulk-head Railway bill in New.YOrk
authorizing the extension of the South Side Railroad
For the relief OF the Niagarastree Railroad. Buffalo
To facilitate the construction OF the PlattsOurgh ana
To enable certain railroad corporations TO passe
ger state-rooms, and charge for the same a.. uro.
Extending the time for the completion Oh INC "eS'
RgsiriSt the New.York Elevated Railroad BILL Second
DiI By Mr. ANDREWS Rep, Amending The char
ter Of the Merchants Exchange and News Room OF New"
To refD"d 70 the Cornell University the amount paid by
For the better protection of cmgrants arriving atthe
pgrb The e. watertcwn Public School bill.
By Mr.. CHAMBERS Dem, Ulster)-To regulate the
By Mr. PARSONS Rep, MonrOe)-Authorllng Lali-
road companies to pay their county taxes I'D coun''
"fSrfr By sr 's IEST ST' cp TO incorporate the New.
York Petroleum Storage ana transportation "0"P"'
incorporating the White Plains Water WORKS eopasy. s
Authorizing the City Of Rochester to borrow soo ror
School purposes.
The Brooklyn Terrace Dill ,r.. %, Jo,r york
10 increase the salary OF the officers ana CLERKS IN ha
office of the Collector Of Taxes In New fors l., c.,.
For the Of certain INDECENT children III 'ou
bia County TO the Hudson Orphan Asylum - - ,,,..
Amending the charter OF the Rochester water "o'A'
Company. - l. ro,ative IN mn.
tuai insurance companies
.~-T ~. .ft CANAL FRAUDS
Mr. STANFORD Qep, Schenectady rising 10 q 1ues
tion OF privilege, stated that the committee 70
inyestge as to the alleged canal frauds had caused
spena to be Henry Hathaway OF schenectady
who failed to res He asked the Senate to take ae-
ton thereon y
Mr. CROWLEY rep, Nagaral moved that the Ser.
Arms be directed arrest said Hathaway and
bring him OF the Senate TO answer Tor con-
tempt. - 49,
The motion carried unanimonsly.
THE RAILROAD AID BILL.
The general bill 10 aid In the construction OF raroas
which Ievies direct tax Of 50oo 10 be appropriated az
the rate of $500 per mile when twenty miles 81 any new
railroad shall have been completed, was ordered 10
third reading
The Senate then took q reeess.
EVENING SESSION
PIERS AND WHARVES
The evening session of the Senate was deVoten 70
the consideration OF the bill establishing the Metropohtan
Board Piers aud Wharves. The only important ainehd
ment made one limiting the power OF Commlssloers
in piers and wharyes for the exclusive use OF
companies for the erection of permanent structures
thereon The bill ordered to third reading ana tbo
Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

TpR CONVENTION BILL IN THE AssEMBLY-rTE NEGRO
SUFFRAGE CLAUSE REJBCTBD-THE EXCISE LAW MoDl
FJcATnNs-THB NEW BILL IN FULL-THB ASTORIA
RRIDGt BILL-MRETING OF THB REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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One Thtna Is Certain.

THAT however widely great men may differ
Il there ls a large majority Of Loctors, Law
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Wild Cherry snd Wood kaptha Is the only
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and expresses The same opinion, and recon-
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BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.
Spare me, dread angel of reurOoL
And let the sunshine weave to-day
It's golden threads in the warp and wOOf
OF life so poor and gray.
Spare ms a while; the flesh is weak;
These lingering feet; thai isin would stray
Among the fiOwers. shall some day seek
The straight and narrow way.
Take OF thy eVsr-WRtchful eye.
The awe OF thy rebuBiug froWn;
The dullest slava at times must sigh
To ding his burdens dOwu;
To drop his ralley's strAInfug oar,
And press, in summer warmth and calm,
The ap OF sumo enchanted shore
OF blossoms and OF balm.
Grudge notmy life its hour Of bloom,
Ny heart its taste Of long desire;
This day be mine: be those 20 GENE
As duty shall require.
The deep voice answered tn my own,
Smiling my selfish pr0yer, away:
% To morrow is with God alone,
And man hath but to day.
" Say not thy fond, vain hearr within,
The Fathers arms shall still be wide
When from these Pleasant ways Of sin
Thou turn'st at eventlde."
"Cast thyself down." the fempter saith,
And angels shall thy feei upbesr.'
he bids thee make a life Of faith,
A blasphemy Of prayer
Though God be good and free be Heaven,
No force divine can compel;
And, though the song Of SINS forgiven
May sound through lowest he'll.
The sweet persuasion Of His voice
Rsrpects thy sBUctity OF will
ne givetn day; thou hast thy choice
To walk IN darkness stlli
As one who, turning from the light,
Watches his own gray shadow fell,
Doubling upon his path Of night,
II there be day at all!
No word Of doom may shut thee out,
No wind Of wrath may downward Whirl,
No swords Of fire keep watCn about
The open gales Of pearl.
A tenderer light than moon or sun.
Than song Of earth a sweeter hymn,
May shine and 5; und forever on,
And then be deaf ana din.
Forever round the Mercy. seat
The guiding ishts OF Love shall burn;
But what IL han!t-bOund. Thy feet
Shall lack the will to turn2
Whist II thine eve refuse to see.
Thine ear Of Heavens free welcome fall,
And thou a willing captive be,
Ihyself thy own dark jail?
g, doom beyond the sRddest guess
AS tle long years Of God unrOll,
To make thy dreary selfishness
The prison ora soul!
To doubt the love that fain would break
The fetters from thy selfb bound limb;
And dream that God can thee fOrsake =
As thsu fOrsakest him!
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Wiggt n, Fec.
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751S acres Of woodland near Raleigh, Shelb
county, Tennessee, distant from Memphis min
miles. This is very desirab q, and an excellen
prize. Valued at 5000.