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Han a Wilton Tor Rauroaa -

CINCINNATI march S.-Resolutions
were adopted by the chamber az COM
merce this morning to subscribe I've
hundred thousand dollars towards build.
ing the Lexington and Richmond rail-
road, sixty miles in length, connecting
with the Knoxville extension of the
Louisville and Nashville road five miles
south of Mount Vernon. This new road
will form the cheapest and shortest line
between. Cincinnati and the entire south.
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.

TO 2 5 A L E
The west half OF lot NOS on the south de
Of Adams street, opposite the Residence OF Mr.
Babb -5zH fest front by l4sS feet deep. Terms
cash. PARrEE q HARBERT,
mhl3 lot "A Monroe street.
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cent UeTfu dc udtet,
81 pas me uertbtr dc m0lstre

a hundred virtues of the valet, and not s
single one Of the master. The people
certainly, in this case, mistook the
cuckoo for the nightengaie to which it
is chiefly owing that prosperous States
decay into ruin. Our evils are wholly
owing TO that; for a very moderate de-
gree Of wisdom in u leaders, North and
South, would have kept our system
together. But it has been truly said that
human misfoTtunes increase in proper
ton to the efforts Of nature to make men
happy , and we know by Confederate ex-
perience that Heaven always endeavors
in vain to demonstrate to the people the
unftness for Office of their public men.
II Mr. Seward has any n really good
quality as a statesman, it is not worth
the trouble Of Mentioning ne Vant
pas 5e peiae qu'on en- fasse mention.
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OPPOSITION INylTED!
COMPETITION DEFIED!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,,
March 18th, 18th and goth.
Admission, ST 90
Children under 10 years, 50

Children Hnder 10 years, 50
THE Exhibition Of this magnificent Circus
4 will be made famous by the characteristic
features Of novelty and O~rigiuality- beauty in
the conception "a skin il the execution o. the
extraordinary acts and IN the remarkable va
Itety OF the fresh attractions offered Tor the
drst time in Amsrica. The immense central
tzatiOn Of u~nequalsd talent consists in part Of
the following;
Mons. La Tort.
The great Bareback Horseman, from the
cirque Napoleon, Paris.
Miss Lotta Denier
The Pearl Of tie Arena"
Harry CordOna,
The Comic Scenic Rider.
Mile Josephine De Vsnoir,
The graceful Protean Artist.
VIM. Ashton,
The most graceful and accomplished Equss-
TRAN Of the day.
Master Frank Ashton,
The Juvenile CUntOrtiOlist or B0neless Boy,
only 2 years OF age ne S undoubtedly the
wonder Of the Ism century
Johnny LawtOn,
The great Southern Clown.
Miss Ella De Mott,
The beautiful English Equestrienne.
Master Leon Cameo,
Equestrian Prodigy, whose Manage Act with
four feet Ponies Is i-ncoutparaDIy pleasing.
Sigs. Tordeli and Xavier,
From the imperial Circus, Madrid.
Matte Brothers,
In their wonderful eats Of LeapIug, Vault
ing, etc, etc.
Herr Weitzer.
From the Royal Couservatoire, Vienna.
Mr.. Felix MestaVer,
The noted English humOrIst, universally &C.
knOwledsed 10 De without a peer in his vO-
cation.
Mr.. Thomas Fhayer,
Late Of Spalding& Rogers Great Ocean Circus,
The accom- llisHe1 Malrre de Efrgua-
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Sealed Proposals.


MEMPHIS, March u, 1867.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- Sosa =. ~SIeisnioh ESQ until Y O'Clock
for building three Brick Culverts. one Wood
Culvert, and an addition to the Bridge over
Bayou Gayoso,connectiBg Main street xtende
with Jackson street, in Fort Pickering.
h Commissioners expressly reserve the right
to reject any or all bids which they may deem
~preludicisI 70 the public interest.
For further Information apply to Joan e.
j. c. CREIGHTON,
JAMES HALL,
GEO. STONAL,
VIM. BROWN,
j. @. SAINT,
nbIQ I'd Commissioners,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
= and -. 6. rHoMPsoN.

Third Night OF The celebrated comedian, Mr..
+. CHANFEAU.
Wednesday, Evening. Eareh II, ~.
VIII be presented Tom. Tayior's great moral
drama Of the Tcket-ofL Leave Nan. Robert
! Briefly, Mr.. Chanfrau.
In active rehearsal the great riana drama
- SAM as played BY Mr.. Chaufrau upwards Of
100 consecutive nights In New York
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Old Government Java COfee-TeFy fine
GREEN and OOlOng Tsa-warranted nice;
" Lard in kegs No. I Rio Coffee: Sugar-a1
kinds; Soap and Starch.
FINNIE & BUCKHAM,
milo Il 2OO Main street
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Three Original CEOJCnS!
Johnny LAWTON-
HARRY cORDONNA
& GEORGE MORTON.

The above comprises the Largest Troupe evei
organized in one company, and their varied
performances viii constitute a-series Of IN,
paraleled triumphs-
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w. CLARh,

DORTRAIT PAINTER, cen be found az DIS
Studio, No. "a Jackson Block. until June,
Whe he Will leave for Chicago and Northern
cities. Those wishing Portraits should cal
soon. febA 3m
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the SPANISH TROUPE OF EDUCATED
Goats, Dogs and Monkeys
MADAME BRIDGES favorite Trick Pony
&c u z . ! l . I"
pIscinHnef ana Fxhibitad by the Mafame-
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Sole ProprietOrs.
feb1O Il Memphis Tenn.
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Commissioners,
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FROM MEXICO.

New YoRK, Nov. 81. :.
The Hualds Havans special says: Adj
mirAl Tegethoff had receisAda . very polite
letter from the Mexican Minister rendering IN
escort Of Government troops for Aaxinni-
JAMS body to Vera Cruz, at the National ex>
spense. fstl
All public demonstrations, however, both
on Mexican soil, or within Mexican maritime
jurisdiction were forbidden.
Congress convened on the Goth, when
there was o quorum Of the Representatives
present.
President Juarez was preparing defense
I of the United States, whieh he made Of dis
cretionary powers. It had bean stated that
he asked for the forces belonging to Escobe-
dos command, which are 70 cous to the
Capital. The, reason of tits demand are
left unexplained, but it is surmised thatit is
owing to large force, said to be about II, :
900 men. and 800 pieces Of artillery, which
General piaz has in his command.
AIahan, who has been for some time q
resident Of Vera Cruz, says he foresees q
revolution soon sgain ia Mexico, probably
about next January.
General Aievino was assassinatsd On the
Cool Camaue road. NN
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new YoRx, Nov. 20.
The TneS Warrington special says Some
- the members are to.nieht talking shout .
csncus Tomorrow night, bat II is . foregone
conclusion that the Hopss will adjourn to.
morrow til Mondg; that, as little business
can BE- initiated this session, there does not
ssem TO be any occasion for ono.
Some members here are anxious to fore.
stall the sction of the House on the impeach.
msnt question. 4Hs
District Attorney Chandler, who is still
here, says that JEFF. DAVIS is expected to
reach Richmond this night, and that he
fChandler) knows Of no reason why the trial
cannot be proceeded with.
Grants reports have been completed and
submitted some days, and they are the 6rst
of the Depsrtment Reports ready for the
President.
The Herald's Washington special says /:
The Chief Justice gives considerable atten-
ton to financial matters. He thinks the
time not far distant when the Govern ment
will have returned to specie payments, wheu
he considers all the United States bonds
will be redeemed in specie. On the subject
of uniform currency, the world over, be is
at present much interested. He also thinks
ths banking system OF this country will be
adopted By the rest Of the world. He con-
siders the experiment here has proven ito
practicability.
The Worids Washington special says: !:
The Judiciary Committee last night resolved
to report on The impeachment question. On
a vote on the question as to whether the sup~
Elemental testimony taken since the July ses-
sion warranted Impeachment, the Committee
stood for TO against.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
Mr.. kensey, one Of the abless lawyers in the
House, has prepared bill to introduce, the
effect Of which is to suspend officials whils
being tried for impeachment
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FROM THE WEST INDIES.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. !

NEw YoRK, Nov, 21.i
3 Porto Rico papers Of thu 9Th siasts. con-
tain full particulars Of the great storm in the
West Indies. The hurricane immolated mulr
titudes of victims, destroyed houses, deso-
lated plaatations, swept away 6elds Of GrAin,
and deprived thousands Of the poor n one
night of their means OF livelihood.
:. At.St. Thomas the damage was.xsry great.
In thslsland of Portala the destruction was
lameptable. Not single house is Left stand
ing Handrsds Of liya were Lost. Il z
The same may be said of the Ialard of
Viequlo. In the Cidru pinety.six houses
we're destroyed, and several lives were lost.
In Lizs twenty seven Aousaa' S1SS Aestroy Cd
and several lives lost. Every house, aud
several lives, were destroyed in Aeuishsr.
IL Bio Graude 400 konsss wsre destroye cd.
and II hves LOST La corossl Is houses vers
DESTROYED.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


DENVER, Nov. 81.
The Denver and Pacific railway company
was organized yesterday. One days canyass
in this city only, and S225.e0O Of stock Was
taken. Great enthusiasm prevailed. An
early connection with the u. P. Railway was
determined on.
i SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 2l.
The Partridge Colliery, two miles north Of
Wilkesbarre, has been closed several days to
quench q burning FIRE damp. An attempt
WAS made to open it yesterday, resulting IA
an explosion, which killed Ave men and badly
wounded two. Several * plosions followed,
some of which we're distinctly felt in Wilkes
barre. The mine will be flooded as the only
means Of extinguishing the fire.
New YoRK, Nov. q.
The Heralfs Laquera correspondence
says that the revolt OF Mendoza has been
qYeled and that President Folsom had grant
ed amnesty to all ta X5
The Herdid's British Columbia cores
pondence says that everybody in the colony,
except the ofiiciala. we're openly advocating
annexation to the United States. -
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Nov. q.
About two hundred officers and men, Who
served in the aests Of Admirais Farrssut a 4
Porter At the fall Of New. Orleans, net last
evening for the purpose Nf 1syisina .neee,
ures 70 recover %, ,o60, 900 81 psise money %
which thsy conceive TIM they and their COD
rades are entitled. An organization wis
completed and contributions made 70 ! fand
to NEry oat their object.
n 7. q. Moore, the newly appointed CoIlec-
tor Of The Third Internal Revenue District.
took peession- Of his Office Taesday af,ef,
noon, ard made cleAn Ss1eep Of denn6es
and clerks. He appointed q his deort1 &
lawyer, who has defended mauS psrtieovhose
stills have been seized IL beine run il yiolI-
ton Of the revenue laws.
These vas cousilsssble eei6uok Axtl2.
street this nprning By she asaouncenest
tkAt the Hannfaeturen N6l1Uud Bank shal
aile1, vhicb wAs without t1ossaiehtest 6u1,
d. NJ Sperklsxu = psskeer ell d.
PiacA ~ President ii the bdhk, but -.
1igns& e6sUN14 Aihk51e Gs faner, aad i.
|gpHhaA - en1e i1h - lAjf0pant},
~ Sl61s&<G III plies. Ne III f336
|xeut g. - ~ de1nodss - - sHyrI
/ y H1fnls51k1 1net = Hoy6 - "a
6! (.
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FROM ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL. Nov. 2l.
Peter o. Toote, citizen Of Mendoza, was
yesterday run over and instantly Killed by .
locomotive on tho Minnesota Valley Rail-
road, while walking ON the track with jug
of whisky in each hand.
Alderman G. L. Grant, who was arrested
BY the grand jury fot alleged fraud and mal>
IL this city, ~.s yesterday DISCHARGED e.
want Of sufficient Evidence.
The water in the Mississippi is very low,
with but few boats arriving. Navigation
will not continue much longer. Westher
very mild and beautiful.
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80 - saSg - ezR -
eCsserErArB Nov. a1,.,
k;kil =! g.! 4:
kheke1 1;s Of s. I'll 1nuiii. Sses1o1
tail . LovslaA1 by = extra freight lt1R
esaline ssaAo sssAdwhnb vaisinG fsle Il
ltfei1ht train 70 teks The ride trscEa ffsieks
E3nia thaa yes + 9wisg - ieAp !rear q
Ak &fks9 Aa1t lfofs nan Sco( kes ost
~ A. 49, Ho1k ladlef land 0ae = vefe
bufn0d todeath, sad nsa@ly ill the train w.
hte1 p e5hs4s sThsr5af eaifawsrs To-
/ Iisdo h4lA tlas ~ express sS1s6 D. D11ton,
%. F. Ssan5S & is5ldsaess @ Of de- & iiilsd
are nOs yst asesrtainsd.s
LATER.
Three 81 ME lediss killed ID theas sollisioa
atLoekhnd this mufnibk wefe sidtese, named
Morgan, and had tickets from Detroit TO Lon
jsvilIs.s .Tbs other pas 6 yesy ylsree woman,
Ahe1t dirty ye1rs of ksA Andl kySd at De-
trok The name Of tie man was Jasksoa,
from Boston. Sevsrdi othefs u9s quite So
riously injured BY the shock Of the collision.
The burafBx Of de hisdmost csf ~ ocea-
ksionsd ~ th1 hreakinG Of the lamp Of 4he
Locomotive which ran into the train, tie oil
spilIisg aAd tho Ere spresding rapidly. One
Of The sisters Morgan reached the door ofthe
sleeping car and broksa window, but the
WAS unable 10 obtain egress. While efQHs
aess bsinf ns1s % rslease bet asoddsnburst
Of fame struck her and she fell dead. ..,-
10 y
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MARRIED.


PECK -CARrKh-By' Rer. J. Haynes Nor. 2lst. at
the residepcs Of the brides fathsr Mr. Pxf.R IL PacK
anA Min DsIA CARxRR. .1 TsH
For the kind REINSURANCE sent this or CO return
~ Asps1 q upis oar thanks and kops their voysgs
aHos the Of life may BE- tranquil and prosperous.
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Mooar Son johnson street. bet Sd 4th.
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FOsasr Rarsieslars Of ~ Hwrica.s IN the
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Congress.
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Ready to Report .s
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LAte a1d Interesting Mexican News.
A-ssis& s 4
GOLD CLOSED IN REV YORK 1891.
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CLOTHIuD0.
veucill, Jones co.....sor Third Main streets.
Iiesa Stern Co......cof BscondsA Main streets.
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fasal Ass3Asss at = Csllissy-Ssvsa
- HaUel aaA WsuAAsA.
LAte aad Interesting Mexican News
RR01 WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN new, YoRK 1891
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NEWS DEPOT.

MILLINERY 4 BONNET BLEACHERY
Mrs " F Bowman. 18th st--bet Main Blondsau,
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CARPETS, OIL OLOTns, 90.
Jabn a rnnalin ~-~ "A M.;r .4,.>t
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Howe d Tyler................. .....59 Main street
Duncan, karle 4 lao 142 Main street
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar / Son ........J ohnson street, bet Sd ! 4th
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CROCKERr 4 QUEENsWARE.
srey 4 Lc Faivre H.. Main street-bet 5th 4 Ct
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Ciecks-Wholasals Z Retail.
s Bridges. / 4 2 Estes House.
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Optieian, speetaeles, Eye CLASSES.
a Hv;d1as Eoa 4 Rskn. uous
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nILLIKERs.

Spicsbergcr, Mayer 4 Co...-......No. Ill Main St
Mrs Weber...-...........cor Third Main streets
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nv eooDs-wHoLEsALE.

DR. CIR watt................co cor Main and Fifth SIS
Dr Ingcrsoll.. Third Main, (up stairs J.
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0sia, Silver Ware.
@ Bridges. ! b Estes House
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rURNlTVR

Pans, Fancy 0eods. Fins Cutlery.
S G Bridges es.............N Nos I IL Estes House
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Young America. Johnson strest-bet ID + Sd
Landss, Restaurant ........cor ID and johnson It,
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.
q Bridges. es...............Eos q 2 Estes House
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CLOCKS, wATCnEs = JEwELRY.
Sam q Bridges Nos : : Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres...... .........G7 Main street,
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CONGRESSIONAL

SENATE.-1 esterday afternoon
The Legislative, Executive and JudiciaI
appropriation bill being under cons liberation
Inc amendment appropriating $4,000 for
temporary clerks IN the Treasury Department.
and authorizing the Secretary TO classify the
clerks accord ding 10 the character of their
adopted. 'NN
An amendment was adopted appropriating
ment.
The Senate, at 4.35, took recess until ?
p. m.
At the evening session an Amendment ,ras
adopted striking out the appropriation for ex
ira compensation to officers OF the House of
Representatives..
Mr.. Fessenden offered an amendment for the
appointment OF eighty additional clerks for the
Pension Office. Adopted.
Mr Poland offered an amendment in
creasinE the salaries Of the the Judges OF the
Court OF Claims from $4,000 to O., 800. Disa-
greed to.
Mr; Williams offered an amendment, increas.
10 $4,000, and the Sergeant. at Arms To s3 sOO
per annum. Agreed to.
The bill was taken out Of Oommettee of the
Whole and reported to the Senate and the
Senate then, at 10 p. m, adjourned.
HoUsE-Yesterday afternoon, MI Stevens,
Reconstruction bill was debated at cous,dera
BILE length While II was under disc ussioa-
MI arnsworth said This bill was in ac
cofdance with the views Of Generals of the
army who had experience in the South-Scho-
neld, Thomas, Baird, Wood and SickIes-and
ne peheLea IL was also in accordance with the
views OF the distinguished commander of the
army.
In reply to Mr.. Shellabarger, who said il was
very important that that statement should 90
before the people,
Mr.. Farnsworth repeated II.
Mr.. LIE Blond asked hrm whether he under
stood him as saying that Gen. Grant approved
the measure.
Mr.. Farnsworth had not said so, butexnresssd
his belief that 1t was in accordance with Gen.
Grants views.
Mr.. LIE Blond supposed the gentleman did
not claim that he had any personal knowledge
on the subject.
Mr.. Farnsworth said he did not.
Mr.. Rogers followed in an hours speech
against the bill.
At the evening session, the bill was debated
until half. past 10 O'Clock, notice being given
Of several proposed amendments, and the
House adjourned. .F.