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KAVANAGH 4 DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
TUE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
4 Tables Is the
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER
and Patented Dec. IS ls65. ffses Scientific
American, Vol. rs. No. H.
10 D. the only Cushion thaf Possesses All the
quailIlea essential N a Perfect Cushion. II is
Jhe most elastic and mOsT durable CuThian ever
offered 10 the billiard playing puBIfc. as Is
aDundanty proven by The great demand for n
since It's Introduction. The 1ecuIlarity which
dislng1lshes the Cat-Cut CusniOn and renders
it superior 70 all Others IS tine tighfeued cord oi
cal-gut which Overises the ace slnd sdge or the
rubber ana running the sun leugtd OF the
CUSHION which prevents the bail from baidfua
INTO the rubber and jumping rom the tsbis.
Inc ADDITION OF the cat gut cord also adds
much 70 ihe elasticity OF the Cushion.
The Cat-Gut Cushion hss already been ap-
piled 70 over 1909 tables. which are IN conFtai7f
use. lt can be applied TO tables Of any mike,
FOR SO rer set.
Kavsnagh & Decksr's Factory. Al The eorDer
or Centre ana Canal streets. n. g.. IS the most
complete of its kind in the world. The ma
chinery is OF the most improved character The
umbeT dry Ing room the largest IN the United
States, the material used the best thar can be-
purchased, and the Workmen thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls. Cues aud Trimmings All
OF the best make, constantly on hand.
kavsnsgh * Decker are the only agents in
this country for Kay's Cue Cement. adfudgad
by competent authorities TO be the pest Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down Tor sIOO.
send for Illustrated Price List.
kAFANAGH & DECKER
Corner Of Centre and Canal streets.
SEQ JezJ New YORK City.
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EiGHfH Prize :

The Franklin Femals Institute at Holly
Springs, Miss; a handsome and well con-
structed school building. most sngibly located.
This is very desirable property. Valued at $500.
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No S, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size lU2Xl52 feet. A beautiful building lOt,
MaImEM n. .lLln
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| NO pEterisl which has ever been diseovsr. 4
~ h.as effected greater benents In the hous
hold egonoIny than
McGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
IL is labor saving invention a. well as q, IA,
valuable remedy In Scurvy. Scaid He'd Pm.
tions OF the skin and Piles. DeutfufF f- -.
moved from the head, the Teeth Efffsnl 4 's.4,.f
cleans d, Pia1e and JeEeiry- clear sfsfr'5
effectually removed rom Czrpsis. s'sIrr7ltu,,a
Clothes, Paint. Varnish OF Marble VIII, nv
zreatesf AGILITY and without injury ~ the a,,S. .
Ieriai. II Is = great saving Of time and iaig7,
in washing clothes. 1t is the only known llrz.r
which viii VI ah Flanneis with The ease 81 co..
ton or linen Without fuiiing or shrinking. An
these iInT d a. OBJECTS can Be effected vIiti1f
injury 70 ne skin or the most dalioaft, frilr5e.l
u posse no dsieteriOus qualities wfsfa,v.,
The Wofid IS challenged to produce a soS,,.
which possesses 30 many valuable urrp=rffs-
and which is 50 innocuOus and safe. Ifia 4.
ho1ns invention, and defes composition Ia 49,
psrf OF the world. Il has become a iIsess-ifs
IN Memphis. and It's use Is rapidly Eprss-5f'.s
throuEhsut the south, and eventually vii -, 4
tend over the fankes states, Norlh ana i5.s,,s1'
America. Europe, Asia, Africa ana Oeas,1fr--.
Manufactured solely by q. P. Afc'Glrnssy 49,
rhis Tenn, and sold At the following. &c.,
the city at WhOlcsals and retail Pnrs Il ~, 81
Deans, Taylor's Drug store, Poplar s1reei4
Kings. corner Of Third and Adams oii,-., =,
Cos De5oto Block, Madison street. will 4r'e.f
be found 1T any respectable family orr,,sr--,.
drug store. The proprietor Is detsTuiille.i st.7I
its mRnufa1ture shall keep pace WiflI f,s -.
Idly extending demand for its use. auis
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE AaF.
MAGIC sOAp.

| NO material which has ever been discover 4
~ n.as effected greater benefits In the hous
hold er ouuruv than
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n . TIC z
10
GAS CONSUL RS
Memphis Gas-Llght COmpan,

/ \ compliance with pledge made IN their
4 comm unlCstl0n or February last, 20 the
Hon Mayor and Board OF Aldermen the
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EreclLtOra' MOtice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the bsirs OF TU-
~ man Belts, deceased, and all parties con
odTned, thai We, as surviving execution OF aid
estate, have this day nled our account a. such,
with John League, Clerk Of the County Court
of- shelby county, where parties concerned can
come forWard and examine same.
SAMUEL MOSBY
ANDERSON c. BETTIE
Surviving Execators,
Meaphia, eeptemboT II, 1867. sel2tw.
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J. NJ. HALL, Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-seven, and comprised lois in the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, COrinth, Miss. and Her
nandO, Miss, deeds 70 which have been made
TO the lucky tcket-holders. For this, the Sec
ODd Drawing however, we are able 10 OFFER our
patrons Sill more attractive Inducements 70
interest themselves in our scheme. From a
lengthy list OF property, much OF which has
already been advertised 10 the public, we select
the fOlloKvfuU.
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Second Prize.
Third Prize

a cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
60NlO0, IN the city Of Chicago, Ill, only three
guar ers nf q mile from the heart OF the city,
and within one OoE OF the street railroad in
teTsecting every part OF the city, Valued az
$500.
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TF'HE First Drawing, which took place az Her
i naadO, Miss, on the 18TH inst. was attended
with unusual success, when 1t Is remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
Lou or the enterprise TO that event. SIZUO
worth Of tickets having been sold, a ike
amount OF property wRs drawn for, under the
supervision Of gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present The utmost harmony and
good feeling psrvaded those present, and as
viii be seen rom the subjOined certificate OF
the Managers the affair wss conducted to a
close in most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNANDo, MIss-, June IS, 1857.
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing Of the Southern Asyium Is
correct and that the proceedings were charac-
terized by spirit Of fairness and BUSINESS un-
surpassed by any Drawing Of which We have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com-
pauy placed the tickets and wheels under our
sole arrangement ana control.
Signed: J. B. MORGAN
ROBERT TEMPLE,
V. a. MERRI WETHER,
". W. CAMPrON,
ID. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINS LIE,
Committee.
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AHAN-@AAa-A
PLANTERS
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TENNESSEE.
Capital. $780, 900.
Southwest Corner Main and MADISON.
Up Stairs,
MEMPHIS, TENN EssBE
n, 3. FORREST President
p. P. DOUGH- ERTY -................ . Treasurer.
W. h. DEDRICK. Secretary.
T. z. KENYON. ..........-..... Assistant Secretary.
my2 dRw
TO MY OLD FRIENDS
IN
FEST Tennessee, MGssissJpElj
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted permanent Agency OF
II the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE IEHU-
RANCE COMPANY, I would respectfully ask
the attention OF my old friends 70 that Institu-
ton as a safe, cartain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against ant IA the event or death, or them
selves from an Impoverished Old age Ia Gaze
OF iIi-suCcess In LIE.
Mr.. n. 3. OTIS Is associated with me and s
hereby recommended 20 public confidence.
Our Office is at No. AZ Madison street, rear
room, DeSOtO Block, where we viii be happy
70 impart any needed Information 70 those de-
sti ing Life Insurance.
fy2l r II MCMAHON
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REMARKABLE SPEECH OF A NORTH
ERR NEGRO.
IEe Thanks no one for emancipation
He Opposes MssceEenat8oE aad AdVO-
cRtes Colonization,


Editors Memphls Appeal:
@. w Kinney, q coiored man, has
furnished me a copy Of his speech, made
at the celebration here Of the anniversary
Of the emancipation in the West Indies !
and ss you have gwen some features OF
the feeling OF tie negroes south, send
y0u this as q northern feature Of the pic
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30 the lowest rate thon deemed possible, blow
ing = small profit on the capital invested, and
pledge themselves that the price then estab-
llshed shall range among
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CZEESE CC-1nsnde-y, No. E. Meets Eth Mon.
cay o. each month. John Gent, Com; y. J
WLEgll D. Rec.
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T4FE MAGNOLIA Ark Kndicator has
information from lafayette county Of
the killing Of three brothers Of the name
Of Brown. These men, with one or two
other brothers, had been committing
outrages ia that county ever since the
c.ose OF the war. It seems that they
were lawless desperadoes, and kept the
neIghb0rhoOd IN which they lived in
constant terror. They hsd made fire.
quent unpr0voked attacks upon unof-
Tending citizens, cutting them with
knives and beating them over the head
with guns. About a month ago they had
cOnspired to muCder some ten families
in the neighborhood and throw them in
the wells, burn down the houses and de-
camp for Texas. They had, 1t seems,
bribed a number Offreedmen to aid them
IN carrying out their hellish purpose,
through some Of whom their plan was
discovered. On the morning they started
forth TO put 1t in operation, they Were
met by we'll armed party Of their in
tended victims FhTee of the Browns
were shot down, and another had his
horse killed, but escaped. None OF the
other party were hurt.
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THE LOWEST RATES CHARGED
One Third. Or Less than One Third
the Rates Established on
such Competitors.

Their Works were constructed with view Of
rfmuneraunE the owners for Jheir invest
mauts, Is wei as for The public convenience.
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4. H. IsAAosOE.
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- EFofit Street.
HEENEs Lodge - Perfection, 14th No. L
Stated Communication ID Wednesday night
or each mOurh. Henry P. woodland. SD, g.
NJ; Charles NJ Carroll 18th. Sec.
MITE aAs LOdEe OF Perfection, 18th. No. 2
Meets an Wednesday OF each month. George
MeLie-sh, 8.l, O.. NJ. A. 4. FARMLAND, sd
Sec.
CAsLPHIA Cuucil 0f Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th.
Nc I. Benz. x. PuLen, I'D, Tsrsh.'. -
-, sec.
CALvAET CHAFrEE Of Pose Croix, lsth., No.
Charle7 ". Adams, I'D, N. w; Il. T. Tom
linson. g21. Sec.
PEILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, S0th.,
No. l. Henry p Wgocsrd, I'D, Comm.
william v. liroFs ed. Rec
DoNsIsToHY OF WEST TENNESSEE, ed. John
Alnsle. $50, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge Q.
Tracer, 3ld, BEG.
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EDUoATIONAB.
Law SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department or the MenphIz Col
4 lege viii Qren. on ths fIasT MOkDAl-
OCTOBER The ioil0Wing gentlemen com
prise tiIe Faculty
Constitutional LaW.........--Cfeu- ALaEnr pkg
Real Property 4 Pieadi .-...-H Hon r. r. EFATa
Fersenal Property q Pleading "a A LEEIs
Equity q Comm erclai Law Eon. y. I. sClffgGs7
Grim. Law a Admiralty Gen J. K Caarrra.Fs.
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HEBREW OALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
LAA.-

1877
LODGES.
A,yGERaEA, No. l5s. Meets Ist Monday in
every month, a. Odd-F Fellow Hall. csr. Court
and Hslu- .. B. Forster, % Front street.
". NJ; John BesuIish, -eC'y.
soU III MEsrETs, No us. Heeta I'd Friday OF
each moCLu-EsII cor Mz2 son and second.
J. 7. SellHrs. ". NJ; Beni. 4. Puueu, Sec.
LILA SCOTT. No 2S-- Meets lsJ FRIDAY or each
noutn-Hall. cor. Madison aud Second. John
Ainslie. W ". II. P. Wood ard. Sec.
EAE-L-DNr -T0- 129- Meets 81 Friday Of each
m0uLh-Odd-z zeII0Es' ball P. ". Stanley,
". Y y. Il. Eutts. Sec
ETLETSNCyG. No. s4l a. D. Meets Eh Friday
% eacr mo-th-5Jt Front street John J.
WOrsLzuli 833, W, n E. K PJIlsu. go, Sec.
EOTAL ARCH.
PEgE Chapter. No l. Meets 2d Monday OF esnh
u1oath-udG-Fello lows Ha[I. J0hu Zent. NJ r
II. p; p. Il. Levy, sec y.
r. AND S. H
EUREEA Coa1cl. No. @. Meets 81 Monday Of
each u1ltE-Odd-F Felluws' Hall John LeuL,
tn. III; n. J. Wiggin, hec.
rEMPLAgs.
CZEFEE CG71msnde-y, No.E T. Meets 4th Mon
cay o. each month. John Gent, Com; y. J.
Wisgiu- Rec
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Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
{ 25Nl01 feet; very available for residence and
desirably located. Valued at $500,
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Law School
or THE-
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN n. wADDEL, ID. Chszcsror
l. q c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course Of study IS crsnnI7f-ri f-, .-,
= Terms ~ nine lIi5ll hE each
ne iueihcd Of lns'r ruction is that rf -raI .4-
ainlnatluns- daily upon the ter- agr-ry-1raris.
" sucL explanations and Isct1res as s3fara 49,.
lsiatlon and local adIudicatious rave rrtr5-.
Necessary.
Moot courts viii be held weekly IN ,rbf,-,
the practice VIII conform in every :. ..Tlfiai .
gunner teton adoutsd IN the foIir.srifl-. i-----
q DlslF4cL Court Of the United s.of-s
g Slcult tourt Of the Uuit-d sta..
. supreme Court OF ire United sfates
s. Circuit 'ou Of Atssls-iuul
> ChE1c-- Co1rt 81 1flssissirlrf
g. Pr lat -uurL
2. hif L1lrl Of Errcrs and Apue7.s
The . V Library mum hers NOT ~. .j,-,. 80
t1ousE volumes. -7
Tne Law students have the tg~fvtIa,- % ,.
langtng, FEEE Or CHARGE me a-f47-s,- 49,
l5.eslLtll-nh pa any OF the 6easrtrneufs 81
science and Literature IN the Irnive-EiT--
Inc sessions Of The Fedora C5urf r57lf ,,f -i,
t1lgli Court 81 Errars and Appeal heIH ~ i-.-
Ioru, give to the students Of ans e-ir,-l 49,,
liar advantages, va i.-
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HENRY, MOORE e GERUEG,
Manufacturers and Jobbers OF
CLOTHING.
w - ll''--'l'1I7 VI'U' = -0I-IlllIa HVI
NEW YORK.

PHILIP HENRY JR, formerly Of Henrys
smith & Townsend.
JOHN T. HENRY, formerly Of Salisbury 4
henry
ALEN.T T. MOORE. ISAAC p. GENUNCs. for
mer-y with Heurys, smith q Townsend.
We have ready q large. handsome and well
assorted stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING
manufactured by Us exc lsively for the south.
ern Trade, which re are prepared 70 sell al
Low Prices and on Liberal Terms.
our stock is ada pied i'm material style.
lengths and sizes, exc. .lsiye.y To the south ana
comprises goods rom the Luwe-u Priced 70 Inc
Finest Mu1e, including a large a-ssOftLlent OF
goods for FREED 8 EMS WEAR
rhe recent decline in wooden and cotton fab
rlcs VIII enable Us 70 offer Clothing az Much
Lower Prices than 1t hes been sold for at any
time since LodJ.
cash and Close Buyers from The South are in
vttet 70 examine our stock before purchasing.
as we believe We can offer them great induce
meuts
We VIII be happy 20 receive Orders. ald oar
long eNps rieuce 10 the Southern business en-
ahies Us TO make selections which Will be cer-
tain TO give entire asstistaotion.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent by
mail n desired.
HENRY, MOORE s GENUNG,
NEW YORK. July. 1867. 80 Broadway
sa5 dsEWtOciZ
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We are sole sgents and are prepared 70 al
orders for the above
StH-EStGBlHg Wrought Iron Buckle TiG,
on the most favorable terms. We are having
hlleta nan ufacLune Of the most su parloE iron
and thoroughly tested.
ID. n. DAVIS e. CO.,
Commission -ierCLautE.
Laalzville, Jup g p, Ia87. auI
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the Southern
i Public, we have no hesitaney IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern prOduo-
tioa in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern compounded with q
special adaptitude to the varisus types Of
stomacio arrangements prevalent in ouI
climate.
uisa gentle stimulant to the syHtem afte1
undergoing severe illness.
Itis cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
II cures DsArrhea and Cholera Morbus.
It's preventive for Chills and Fevera
Ith an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at ail seasons OF the year.
nis q HoAE enterprise, and possesses trus
merit.
- sold everywhere.
o. Il. EBBERT q co.,
Sole Propristors.
febl0 4 HomphfA. ReRns
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ROBERT A. MOON.
COtto H ae tor
AND
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27s Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

I LIBERAL VANCES-Supplies at Whole
II sale Prizes Commission Tor selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale
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S ELECT S OHOOL
the ed of septemzer.

MISS VICTORIA ID. EOWERs. reeentlv- en-
~ gagged in teaching with ProfJ j sfs5s-.-s
VII oFsn Der sell1ol- assisted bv her $780,
Miss d. ". BOWERS, on
MSnday, the Cd of septemZer-
A. No. los Monroe street. between Ti,ir-. ana
me services OF the following gentleue-r r-,
engaged; FruE AuguEte Vflleneu. n F|.,-..-s-
and spanish Prof. George f. Bafaf.i- Z -f-,--
Prof jacob Miilar Music ~
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OUR LIST PRIZES.
The First and Capital P,.t=e.

Col. "A. c. Gallowav's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, Memphis,
one block only rom the center Of the city, and
in the vicinity OF all the Federal, State and
County orices. Lot 81 feet mont by S31S deep.
Valued at $4,000.
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NEW FALL MlLIlRERY.
MRS. "a. c. HUNTERS
Southern Emporium Of Fashion,
ace Ia Main Street,
Opposite Court Square.
Opposite Court square.

THE ladies viii hnd all the latest novelties o.
4 the season, millinery and fancy goods 81 Ali
Kinds Dresses made ana trimmed IN latest
ohildrenls s dresses made 20 order ilrFTn
sacque, n nj whipping ready made, for sale.
sells I'm
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Light at a Mere Fraction


VNTE Will II once rebuild our warehnuse. and
w vii have completed By the 18th of sep.
teun Der, bat by the nfst day Or that month sre
viii be ready 20 receive goods on store
the shsds win be divided int 1re prOofcoul-
bartunents by brick walls, and covered with tin
Those VI have patr0uized Us for the lAst two
gsasons and thoss Whs may have proposed 10
DO 70 the approaching be, may rest assured We
viii Be ready for them.
We design est fblishing Cotton Compress IN
connection with our warehouse, upon an adj
accent lot, which viii be ready by the lat OF 90
tober OF sooner. The proximity o. our estab-
liShment 70 the river renders the handling oi
cotton 50 convenient that We can transfer cot
lon for 81 lpment by river Tree Of drayaEe. The
advantage OF the pOsitisn Is eQua3 e one day
ace on all cottcn sent lor com pnessIn ent from
slfher warehouses, while on AL cotton 10 our
.garahOuze for com pressTnent there can be two
drayspes saved. since b would be a. easy for us
DO transfer Il from oar shed 70 tue Com press a.
70 turn il oct IN The ordinary way for transfer
Dy drays
iys0 J.R CHRISTIAN a 90. .
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
VULGARITY IN THE SENATE.

Under the above appropriate head the New
York Times comments upon the outrageous
conduct Of SUMNER and CHANDLER:
When Republican statesman so calm,
dignifed and selfpossessed as Senator Fes.
sender felt himself compelled, the day before
yesterday, to stigmatize Summers assault
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury as "fouL
mouthed," and when Republican fellow,
member so dispassionate and discreet in his
language as Senator Sherman could in no
other way characterize Summers remarks
than as 'unparliamentary, ungentlemanly
and false" we imagine that people of ordi,
nary human passions will admit that, on this
occasion, the conduct of the Massachusetts,
Senator must have been more than ordina-
rily disgraceful.
And it is certain that during the whole
session of Congress we have had nothing
more indecent than took place on Wednes-
day, when Messrs. Sumner and Chandler
poured their volumes Of vulgarity upon the
distinguished functionary whom President
Lincoln called to the management of the
national finances.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
The OIney RequisitiOn Case-GOy,
FentOn RevOkes his Mandate.
SECOND DISPATCH,

ALBANY, Feb. pa mandate for the dc.
livery of Captain George Olpey, upon the
requisition Of the Governor of Virginia, was
issued by Governor Fenton on the 18th inst.
New facts having been presented, the At.
torney General has concurred with the Gov
ernor in the following disposition of the case:
A mandate having been issued on the 18th
day of February, to the authorities of the
city of New York, to arrest and deliver Geo.
Olney to the agent of the State of Virginia
in compliance with rcquisition from the
Governor of said State, and said Olney being
now in custody, and it appearing from new
facts, which have come to the knowledge Of
said Executive since issuing said mandate, in
such form as TO compel attention thereto,
clearly showing that the acts charged against
the said Olney are not sufficient to warrant
such surrender to the agent aforesaid ],
therefore, hereby revoke said mandate and
direct that said Olncy be released from Gus
tody. (Signed) r. +. FENToN.
BY the Governors
GEO. $. HASTINGS, Private Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-03-02
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

~. N" has not gone up. His published
death, like his living career was a mistake.
IT Is sAID-what is not said about them
that the Roberts Fenians of New York contem.
plate another Canadian raid.
A BOILER in saw-mill, near Jonesboro',
ILL.,, exploded Wednesday, killing the engineer
and severely scalding several others.
THE Congressional Temperance Society
has failed thus far to prevent the use Of intem-
pcrate language in tho Senate.
We say it with much grief, we feel COM
PEELED to state that the Thirty Ninth Congress is
in great danger of extinction by spontaneous COM
bustion.
THE Legislature of Virginia, whose session
expires on Saturday next, will be convened in ex.
ira session to take into consideration tho congres.
siOnal plan of reconstruction.
By fire at Elkhorn, Wis, several bust.
ness houses woro destroyed. Aggregate loss
$75, 0OOi insured in Phoenix, North American,
Home and Security companies.
In THE municipal election at Cairo, ILL.,,
John W. Trover, Republican, was elected Mayor
by 2l majority. The balance of the Democratic
ticket was elected by small majority
If the people allow the radicals sway the
politics of the country at their own sweet ~ will,
there will be more shutters put up and signs taken
down In business localities than at any previous
period in our history.
SEVERAL Washington ladies are vigorously
engaged making up clothes of baby dimensions for
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who for some time has been
living with her husband The rumors about his
dying condition there must have been somewhat
exaggerated.
Mr.. KENNEDY, the Scotch vocalist, is to
sing in Boston next week, and we would advise the
many citizens of the Hub who enjoy an entertain.
In which rich vocalization and intellectual
representation of the Scottish character are com.
bined, to give their attention to this gentleman.
We are quite sure they will be charmed with his
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