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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May IS, p.m.-The money
market is quiet but steady. Consols
closed at 925 Erie, 42f Illinois Cen
LIvERPooL, May is, p.m.-Cotton
steady sales 1900 bales. Ereadstuffs
quiet and unchanged. Corn, Ais.
Wheat, lbs. sd. for western red, and I4s.
Cd. for California white. Pork closed,
79s. Lard, SIS. Sd. Produce unchanged.
DUBLIN, May 1S.-The trial of the Fe-
MARS, Flood, Duffey and Cody was fin
ished last evening. As in the cases OF
Burke and Dorsn, they were found
guilty, and the sentence will probably be
pronounced to-day.
LONDON, May ls.-The Turks claim
great victories over the Cretans in the
recent battles.
PARIS, May 18-The French legisla-
ture is opposed to the army bill proposed
by the emperor.
LONDON, May is, 2p.m.-The money
market is frmer. Consols, S2F. Ameri-
"a securities are buoyant. Erie shares,
42!. Illinois Central, 76!. 5-2Os, 72!.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRA19 PHI
Sol ri LAEL h =.
neutrality-suspicious.


NEW YoRk, May Is.-Yesterdav the
broadway bank was vietimized by a
forged check drawn by the officers of the
board of education. The forger Is not
vet arrested. +
The Fenian Col. O'Conner arrived
yesterday from Ireland. He stains that
the lines OF communication between the
leaders are again perfect, and the oruanL
zstion Is stronger than ever. and moro.
determined. +.
An official letter Ia the London Times
states that on the Sth inst. an iceberg
passed over tie cable Of 1866. II seems
TO have caused some DAMAGE for signals
through that cable have become lmper-
feet. But the cable Of 1865, however, Is
unimpaired, and there is no reason TO.
doubt that the injury 10 the cable can be
repaired without delay. On the 18th,
ninety messages were transmitted, yield
ing E259, l75.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY l8.-Couuterfeit
$40 bills on the Third National hank OF
Philadelphia, have been issued. They are
very well executed.
WASHINGTON, May ls.-Disburse-
ments for the week, SPAS, 900; receipts
from internal revenue, 50, SOS, 500.
Applications were made In the su-
prene court several days ago, to. compel
the judges Of elections to place the names
Of certain white citizens on the register
of voters. The court to-day through
Judges Qlin, Fisherand White, delivered
separate opinions all arriving at the same
result, viz That the mandamUs could
not lie until after the expiration. OF two
days allowed by law for the correction OF
the poll lists ah e
A fair has been held here for the past
two weeks for the relief Of the destitute
In the South, which netted near $1,000.
The judiciary comnBttee has taken q
large mass OF Evidence On the impeaeh-
ment question. %Ashley of Ohio Is still
here in connection with this subject.
SAN Francisco, May 1S.-Gen. Hal
-. -"1 staf have returned from Ari-
SOna' a.
TheIhdIan depredations continue. The
latest intelligence states that a gen
eral indian war Is inevitable. The
savsges are assembling in large numbers
in the mountains, and raiding through
the villages and Travelled roads, and
driving off stock and capturing trains.
The Indians have been notified by the
citizens that they will be shot on sight
when found wandering among white
men.
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Trust SnEe.

N pursuance of the provisons of a Trust
j Deed 10 me executed by A. Street on l7th
day OF November, 1853, and which Is duly ngis.
tered IN the Registers Office Of SHELBY Sou1tv.
in Book No. 40, Part l, pages rs, as and AZ
and also IN pursuance Of = Consent Dec. ee
made by The non William II. smith. Judge OF
the Chapcery Court Of Memphis. on I'd Gay OF
April. 1857, in the eau Is PENDING IN said GOurr-
wherei1 Charles J. sesy an others are com
p~lainants, AID A Street and other are de end
ants, 1 viii, at the Southwest corner OF the in
tersecriou Of Poplar and second streets. In
Memphis, on the Ath q = o. May, 1857. at u
Oc ock, n proceed to sell at public auction to
the high 8 81 der, upon tbs termsh re after
mentioned the following described Lots OF
Land, toEeth-r With the Improvement thereon,
situated IN Mempuf shelby county, Tennis
see, viz: Being Lots Nos go ami 20, as known
on the map Of Ne phiS, snd bOundOd a fol-
the fnters cd Z OF Poplar and Second streets
running thence WesJ with the south line OF
with second street ~ feet 70 a stake: thence
West ~ Get to an alley; thence with
sala AHSg 'F4A5ct " me msersectlon or the
alley; thence East with said aliey 70 Second
street; the &c with second street 1882 fe-T 70
the beginning. ErcephH0 and ereiadtgg, how
ever, from said Lots, thar part conveyed and
~rslinquisbed on tie 9th day Of March, Is o. bv
the undersigned and Briukley q DOughsrty. 10
A. ST eet, bounded aud described IS fellows
viz: Beginning al the SOUTHEAST corner Of Lot
No. 269, at the Intersection OF the North Size OF
the first a ley south OF Poplar rtreet with the
West side o Second street; then g North
wsrdly with West side Of 5-eond street. . feet-
more or less, TO n point at which said West side
OF Second street Is tnterseeted by a hue
running through the center Of the middle
parallel wall from East 70 West, OF three story
brick bullding. embracing two tenemsnts now
in said lot No. ~ thence from said point or
intersection westward Bsx feet 70 the East
side OF the first alley, West Of Second Street
with the East side Of tafd last mem
toned alley S~outhwardly, y feet more or Ie~s.
to the point Of intersection OF the East side OF
said last mentioned alley, with ths NORTH side
the hrst alley South OF Poplar street-Said
point Of intersection being the Southwest cor
OF lot No. 80; thence ~eastwRrfIv Wifh the
East side OF the SAID last mentioned alley, IfsBS
feet, 70 the beginning.
said property VII Be sold on the f0ilowiug
terms. viz: One-fouIthC CT the purchase money
FASH, and the oa auce on a credit o four and
eight months, for which the purchasers will be
required 20 give notes with approved personal
security, ana a lien likewise to be retained on
she property 70 secure these deferred pay
nents. Ihe equits q redemption Is waived,
the title Is believed to be perfect, but /
shall only convey as trustee.
apr23td M. i. WTCKB Trustee.
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LIE.

Albert Pike, the leader of a regiment
of savages in the late war, and author of
a The Fine Old Arkansas Gentleman
is said 10 have written the latest rebel
ribaidry in verse-"Oh, Pm q Good Old
Rebel As 3 statement, this is ineredi-
ble.-M Y Tribune.
AS 3 statement it is simply a lie.
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The United states government has rendered
a real service 10 giving liberal ard, OF money as
well - land, to construct the great railroad
across he continents ana also by stipulating
fhat q shall be in al respects q "a nrst-ciassB
rafIroad. and that the materials used IN itscnn-
sfrnetion should be OF American manuIaernre
or the best Quanty. AtH 70 De- As II should be,
4 model u excellence.
TfssrsufyinK to be told, Is The senate was
lafeiv. by one who has given the subject his
careful attention, that no Improvement OF
anefeut or modern times ever was prosecuted
with such unuring energy and r~rsistless force
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NOTICE.

HAVING taken out letters Of administration
II on the estate OF Mrs. E. J. Hart, deceased,
his is 10 notify al persons having claims
sgainst the same to present them TO me in
proper form, regularly authenticated within
the time prescribed by Law, or they VIII Dc Fr-
ever barred. Those who are indebted TO said
estate will make settlement, also, with myself,
at as cary a day rs practicable.
] y MERRIMAN.
mylgIw RIG Main Street. corner OF Onion.
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AHachments.

Magistrates Court.
L. B. Rubel VS. r. J Morris, W. r. Butler Va.
r. ]. Norris, n. L. Webb VS. n. j. Morris.
THE defenaanti in the stated causes Is required
and hereby notified to appear on the 18th
dav OF JQue. 1851. 1T my ONCE, In the gthl
Fourth Dist let Of Shelby county, at 10 O'Clock
am, and defend the actions thus commenced,
otherwise the causes may be proceeded with
ex parte.
Nav 10. 1861. myle iaw4W
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REMEMBER THE PLACE,
ELSON 8 @'.
M
CHEAP STORE
2e7 MAIN R E 297
SheriF''s Sale.

ny virtue OF an execution TO me directed
Is from the shelby Circuit Court in favor 81
Henry Laird vs. a. J. Montgomery, ". H
order. ct al. I viii proeeen to sell, to the high
eft and best bidder, for cash, the oliowIng
nropertv. tO-wit: The interest or said ". II,
order in the Hydraulic Pgess Brick Machin ~
and fixtures for mating b icks, TWO Wason-
with two Horses each and Harness for eac
four Carts with one Mule each and Harness, al
me RufIdinss and Sh ds erected 81 the grsund
at said Brick Yark, and Four Hundred Thou
sand Brick already burned on the ground
levied on as the property OF W. H. Order 70
salty this execution.
second 10 a former levy made by J. II. Swan
Deputy Sheriff.
Sale same date as above.
2. NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By S. o. LANGsrOE, Deputy Sheriff
May Il. 1867 myl9 tbs
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InSOIUent Notice.
Estafn Of William r. Washington. dec,i

CUGGESTlON OF the insolvency OF said Is
- tate having been duly made TO the Clerk Of
the Aounty Court of Shelby county, tenLes-
see, notice Is hereby given in pursuance Of the
order OF said Clerk for all persons having
them with the said Clerk, authenticated IN the
manner prescribed by law, on or against the
i0th dRy-of October, 1867.
JOHN S. DicKASoN, Administrator
May u, 1857. myls iawiW
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Great Sale of First Glass
SLTEP-PLAFFD WARE AID CUTLERY

PUBLIC SALE
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Trust Sale of Central
AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

DI dlrecilos and authority OF n J. WicKs,
- ESQ Trustee, We shall sell 10 the highest
bidder. without reserve or redemption,
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HAVING taken out letters Of administration
III on the estate OF 4. 3. SaaT, deceased,
hereby notify all persons having claims against
said estate to dle the same Ia the Chapcery
Court, IN the Gaze OF @. %. Hart and vile Ellen
j versus Samuella shaw and others; and all
persons indebted to said estate 70 make pay
ment 70 myself. j.. +. MEkRlMAN.
mylSfw ga Main street. corner OF Union.
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] G E s
Committee of Arrangements

Committee of Arrangements /:
Iohn P. Wood. Esq. Memphis.
DA Williamson E-g. Chairman.
Hon W o Lodand, Memphis.
John e LauIer. ESQ, Memphis.
zen Albert Pike. Memphis.
Gen a T stewart Memphis.
Admiral Raphael Semmes, Memphis.
LeviJOv, Esq, Memphis.
W H Cherry Isl. Memphis.
James Elder, Esq, Memphis.
Col James Coleman Memphis.
MAJ j J Murphy Memphis
u Worsham, EEq, Memphis
D Cockrel, use, Memphis.
: Robins, Esq. Memphis
Co sam Tate. Aemlhs.
Larry uaEmsrad, Memphis.
CAPS Wesl Sueed, Memphis.
Capt Jas Z Bourne, Memphis
j Davis, Memphis.
l. Vim, Memphis.
edward jacobs, Memphis.
Dr J NJ Keller MemDhis.
simon Loeb, Mem Hhis.
Capt CT thureh. Memphis.
J " Page. Jr, memphis.
Col y g-a,laySis Memphis
col St Ciair Deal Memphis.
Gen J Z CHAINED Memphis.
Col j II McMahJS Memphis
Col Leon TrOusd4 :, Memphis.
" IS GsIbreath. Amphis.
Newton Ford. Memphis.
A Sevssel. Nemphts
p h Cousins, Es4, Memphis.
Dr. " y WltEersUn, Memphis.
Col N Mageyeuy, jr, Memphis
col JOhu W Dawson, Memphis.
Col j Seiden, Memphis
Col A woodruff. Memphis
Col Frank White, Memphis.
Col A ] Keller. MehPhIs
col Luke W Finley. MeTphts.
j M Burke, Memphis.
ogden FOutain, Memphis
Capt l. A Knox Memphis.
% T. Bayl s., ES4, Memphis.
y n Stratton. Memphis
ameTOu. Memphis.
DR. II J Ward. Memphis
Dr J II Howell, Memphis.
Oh Mol0y, 8emputs-
A NaccarO, Memphis
3 Eayliss Mempbi--
b Z WaddeI, Memphis.
III Z W Mitchell. Memphis.
Col CAN'T Memphis.
DR. Jno Eukine, Memphis.
a Moon, Memphis
Col Joo Brown. Menphis-
Moi. viii o oOdson, Memphis
Henry A Montgomery Memphis
Gen J o. Rufhn, Memphis.
Hon J ST Ray. Memphis
Capt " II kuea, 8e4-phts.
" Conuely, MemThis-
Capt ID II Todd, Hu.tsvile,A IA
Or Lludsley, Florence, Ala.
Capt Pete, IuscumDta, Ala.
Ur Keller. Tuscumbia- Ala
Gen j / Pagan Little Rock.
Col Cause, J-acksonpor-
Gen RG shaver, Jaoksouport
Gen d 81 BRADFORD, Abcrd- en-, Miss.
Il n uilard. Clarendon. Ark.
Col A " Johnston, H1lena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams, GEenada, Miss
Col Kin ak EsicOuer, Holly springs.
Capt ScTuggs, CoriEth- MIS-.
Mai j % Adams, New Orleans.
Mai John o.. Bills, BO war, Tenn.
Major L P Mcneil, Bolivar.
ten W H Jackson, JackSOD, Tenn.
Hon W = Stephens, Jackson. TenE.
J f PoindeXter, Walden. Miss.
Nathan Adams. Haywood county, Tennessee.
" r Parish. Bolivar, Tenn.
j II Lawrence. FuutOtor, Miss
IS $ Ward. Pamela, Miss
s 81 IhOmpeau, Oxford, Miss.
j A OniF, Raleigh, Tenn
Dr Alex Thompson, humboldt
Col j b MorgEp, Herman 10.
j ~ WuiamSoH, Fnisu CITY.
Or L VOORHEES,. Union CITY.
A. Lawson. Union City
col James a Patterson, AUgusta Arkansas.
F " Lynn. ia-cksDuuOrJ.
Major " + Woodruff. Little Rock.
To the Public.
Ample arrangements will be made TO seat
ten thousand. All persons desircus OF attend
inc viii please procure ticEe-s, Is there win be
no money taken al the gate
10 Tickets to be had al the different Estels
and Music and Book stores.
~ The exercises viii at precis "
9 O'Clock am.
Th.se wishing % enter as contestants will
make application 10 tbs Secretary, 1t No. LIS
Main street. Married men not admitted as
contestants apJ ID
Fa- TheUSt closes on the ljrh.
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Il hECk & BRO. have Fgaiu resumed the
HI Livery Business, in their new, FIRE
PhOOF STABLE, NO. 500 Second street, be-
tween GsyOso and BeaI.
r. peciat attention given to Boarding, and
to the sale Of transient stock. and 10 the
STORAGE OF every variety Of merchandise
myiI I'm E EECK & BRO.
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LADIES' 6 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Fancy Goods and Notions.

HAVING INCREASED OUR WHOLESALE
II Business 70 a large extent, and u being
utterly impossible to give the usual sttentiOn
our Retail trade reQui IS, We are fully deter
mined to give no our long established Retail
Business az the earliest possible moment, and
shall. from this day On. 10 close out
our entire stock Of above mentioned
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Cotfon Ynr,l.
Dissolution of CO.
partnership

THE c~opartneTship Of WHEELER, PICK
ENS & ca. was dissolved on the ath Feb
ruary. Col. J. Z. Riakens retiring.
b business Is conducted under the same
drm name a. before. Mr.. T.. Sherwood, late OF
Bolivar, Tenn, succeeding Col. Ptckens-
myis 81 WHEELER, PiCEESS 4 co.
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Our Stock Consists of

Prints, Bleached and Brown pomesti's,
Bleached and Brown "a, "a snd lotsheet-
ings, 81 and ia Linen.
Bed Ticks, Cotton Checks, Plaids and Stripes,
COt'ouades and O~snaburgs.
All kinds Black Cloth. Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
Eimeres.
Bleached and Brown Table Linen, new styles
Linen Lawns, Plain and Fancy Irish Linens.
American and Scotch Ginghsms, Pink. Blue
and Bun Chambrays.
Solid Black, Colored and Fancy Dress silks.
new styles Dress Goods.
New French Percales, White and Figured Mar
seilieS.
New styles French Jaconets and Organizes,
new styles Grenadines.
Black and Fancy Colored Alpacas, new styles
Cheap Lawns.
Kid Gloves, all colors. the best make, SILK Mts
and Gloves.
Plain and Embroidered COrsets, English, Ger
man and American Hosiery.
Sils SacQues and Basques, White Goods OF all
kinds, ToweS, Napkins and Wine COth.
Ladies' and Mems Linen Haudkerehiefs, La
dies Hemsttched. Embroidered, Initial snc
Lace handkerchief.
ED and CRIB Quilts.
New styles Hoop skirts, Ladies and Chldren's
shoes
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OF E

HAVING sold our entire stock OF Boots and
II Shoes to Messrs. kAGLASD, K 8 co,
take great pleasure IN recommending THEN
10 our friends and The public.
MICKLE, SMITH & KAGLAND.
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HENERAL STOCK AUCTIoEEER No ~
" Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. saIes
daily. Good stabiing and me Mule Yarf-
Dealers N wagons snd dnt End second bsnd
Harness Liberal advances mace on NJ IRON
erty let for sale, ant returns promptly mads-
ONCE on second street mVI9f n
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NOTICE.
go Main street,

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Boots
II aud Shoes OF Messrs. MICKLE, SMITH &
RAGLAND, we invite our hienOs and the pub
lie to visit US at their old stand
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No Trouble to ShOSU Goods, and
FAIR DEALING, Our Motto.
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GRACE r FAIR
COMMENCES ON
MONDAY EVENING. MAY goth.
at GreenIGw Hall.

TABLEATSO on THE sTAGEEVtRYEVEN-
4 ing A Lie-lzed oil printing OF Robert
z. Lee 10 he voted to the most Gallant Soldier
in the War; A fine cold Watch 10 the pest
Dry Goodsmau A superb Clock On POoley.
Bsrnum & Co.'S WipdOWl TO the most popular
bauk President Ahue cluster Diamond Ring
TO the most esteemed Young Lady A massive
and larg silver Pitcher 10 the most liberal
% ton Merchant.
re Fins STRAW BERRIES in abundance.
and other Deliracies aud Attractions TOO u
msrOus 100 mention. mvi6 II
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Goods at Cost.

The most OF our stock is All new but recently
bought At the late decline In goods. ana well
worthy The inspection OF City aud Country
Buyers
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DIED.

SCOTT-In this city. on Sunday 18th inst, OF
cirrhosis, joins SCOTT tof the firm OF Scott &
Brothersl aged IS years, II months and > days.
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NOTICE.

Where we viii be happy 70 serve them will
any variety OF Boot and shoe.
myls I'm RAGLAND. BRO. & CO
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AUCTION.
r. A BROCKLTy-

AT AUCTION
TOMORROW MORNING several Hnndred
Il Volumes Of Law and other BOoEs. nv
" II. PASSAOaE &C.,
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THE LOFLAND TRACT OF LAND
AT PUBLIC SALE.

WE shall offer AZ public sale, Tor account OF
W The helrs Of our former toWnsman, Chas
LOhaud, deceased, thas most valuable tract a
land on ne river 'front.'. lust below the town a
Port Ptczering, IN the desirable nelghbor-
hood OF D.. Wheatonis gardens. Judgs
Baiieya and Mr. WildbergeFE. This = 4
tract or lard OF great valve. and VIII BE- subdt-
yfded into lots o. convenient size for Euhcrtsn
residences. and sold upon liberal terms Ths
sale VIII take place upon the premises
on TUESDAY. THE INST DAY OF NAY.
on which occasion we win expect 70 zee a iargs
attendance o. bidders a. 8 sale OF such vaIua-
bic property
E0YsTER, IRRELEVANT & {.
Rp9td A~uctionesr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

MORE CIvII. RIGHTs.-Ye sterday morn
ing colored soldier named David Baker
got on the ferryboat Portsmouth as it was
about leaving for Norfolk, and took posi-
ton on the side of the boat exclusively set
apart for white passengers. Captain
Sparrow, the deck officer, requested him
to go over to the other side, which is ap-
propriated to the use Of persons of color.
He refused, saying that he had as much
right there as anybody. The captain then
undertook to put him over by force, when
he resisted and cut the officer slightly in
the hand. With the assistance Of Mr..
Stokes he was arrested and taken before
Mayor White. 1t was found, however, on
arriving at the Mayors office, that he was
so drunk nothing could be done with the
case at present, and SO he was locked up
till morning.
The excitement on the boat at the time
of the ARRAY, and in High street as he was
being taken to the station-house, was very
great, and large crowds Of black people
gathered around, but no attempt.at rescue
was made.
This is but a foreshadowing Of what we
may expect when the civil rights bill shall
be put rigidly in force, and the colored in
dividual permitted to 60 wherever he
pleases.-NorJo!k journal, I'd.
mot at all. The civil rights act does
not touch such cases. In Philadelphia,
negroes are kept out of the street cars, or
made to keep apart from the whites. So
on many Of the railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-04

NORFOLK, February 2s.-The five magis-
trates of the corporation court arrested
for refusing negro testimony were ar
raigned to-day. A. l.. Hill was discharged,
it appearing that he had dissented from the
decision of the court. He is the only
Union man among the magistrates. The
case was adjourned till the next day. The
next day Commissioner Foster delivered .
lengthy opinion, sustaining the civil rights
bill, and decided that the civil magistrates
acted illegally in excluding testimony of
colored witnesses. He bound them over
in 81, 500 each, two solvent sureties, to ap-
pear before the district court which meets
on the 18th of Nav.
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We were shown the other day some
grains of corn known to be ftty-fve years
old, being the remnant of some deposited
in garnet in town in the year 1912. Upon
examination, the terminating principle in
all of them still retained its vitality. The
grains, however, were small, and seemingly
much shrunken.- Warenton Inder.
The funeral of the late Hon. Colonel
Caesar Kaluaikau Kahanupauokalani Ka
makaehukai Keolaoka ami Kapaakea,
Member of the House of Mobiles, Privy
Council of State, and Knight Companion
of the Order of Kamehameha, took place
at Honolulu with appropriate ceremonies.
A bill virtually abolishing capital pun
ishment has passed both Houses of the Lee
gisature of Illinois.
J. Marshall Crawford has written, and
Carleton has in press, a sketch of "Mosby
and his Men,"
Queen Vic is actually preparing book
of her own composition for the press.
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WAsHrSoroN, March 2.-SENArE.-The
bankrupt bill was passed, and goes 70 the
President. ~ 80. ~. }. .,...s. y 49,
The Foreign Relations Committee re-
ported adversely on the resolution 70 pro-
tect the rights of Americans in Mexico BY
the enforcement Of their claims in invest
ments made in Mexican bonds. III sir
The report Of the Committee Of Confer.
ence on retiring compound-interest notes
was adopted. It provides for the issue OF
three per cent. loan certificates, Of which
s50,ooO,ooo shall be outstanding. s4,
The veto on the Sherman bill was resd,
and the bill passed over it--3s TO 10. a
A message was received from the Pre-.
sident vetoing the tenure-of-office bill. It
was read, and the bill then passed over
the veto-35 to IL.
House bill increasing the duty on wool
was passed, and goes to the President.
The indemnity bill was passed, and goe,
to the President. Among other things, II
forbids civil courts, Federal, State, or Ter
ritorial, hearing prosecutions for acts done
under proclamations or military orders.
The following are the nays on the Sher.
man bill Messrs. Buckslew, Cowan, Davis
Dixon, Doolittle, Hendricks, Nesmith
Norton, Patterson, and Salisbury. 40.
sent-Messrs. Brown, Guthrie, McDougal
and Riddle.
The legislative appropriation bill was
passed, and conference asked on nava
appropriations. .L.
The compound-interest note bill, with
Senate amendment, was passed.
HousE.-The galleries were jammed
The veto message was received at 2 O'Clock,
and read. :
The Speaker ruled that two thirds Of the
House could suspend; so 6llibustering
was cut off, and the bill passed over the
veto-l35 to Al.
The tenure-of-office bill was passed over
the Presidents veto by vote of l32 to 81