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FROM THE PLAINS.
Sr. LUurs, Marc

ST. LoUfn, Marca 20.
A Republican special gives the following
sccoont Of the Fort Kesrney massacre, de-
rived BY the Commissioners from the Grow
Indians, who receivedit from the Sioux:
The Sioux drew our men out Of the Fort
and killed them all. Our men fought like
tigers, and would not have been maSsacfed
50 sssily had they mot keps 70 closely 'totesh-
ef. The combatants were so mixed up that
the Indians shot arrows and killed several of
their own party. The bravery Of our bueler
was much admired. he having killed several
Indians by beating them on the head with his
buele. They Say there werS only sistssn
Sicur and four Cheyennss killed on shsAeid,
but after they encamped "a warriors died from
their wounds, and 800 others we're wounded,
half of whom they e4pecsed would die. One
big Sioux Chiet u among the Killed. They
msnt3on one nan on whits horss who css
IN sn Indinn's head with = single stroke oi
his sabre, and say when reinforcements lef,
,he Fort for the bastie ground they tthe In
iisns( lsft,. having had fighting enough.
There we're 1900 Indians Engaged in the
6ght. s,
q 400 LODGES, are now moving towards 1el'
IN steps ~ Missouri fiypsA
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FROM THE SOUTH.

CHicAeo, March Is.
A Nashville special of the 25th says some
weeks since George Ryan, prominent Union
man. was murdered in Triune, Tenn, 10 cold
blood, for political sentiments, by Geo; Wal
ter. This forenoon Walter was found lying
dead On the road, not far from his house,
pierced by three balls. He was killed while
driving his cows. One of the men was seen
near the place where be fell, and Is suspected
Of the murder in revenge for the assAssina
ton of his father.
Hon. John Trimble announces himself as
a candidate for Congress in the Nashville
district, on the basis OF freedom and nation.
ality.
A recent letter from Alabama states that
the colored citizens in that State are rapidly
Organizing themselves into Union Leagues all
over the State.
The water at Jchnsonville fell 9 inches
in the last "A hours.
Gov. Patton, OF Alabama, has published q
long letter in which he advises the people TO
accept the terms proposed by Congress for
reconstruction, cheerfully, and carry out the
law faithfully. - ht.
The Herald Richmond correspondent says
John Minor Bolts recently called upon Gen.
Scho6eld and gave some advice regarding
the manner in which the new powers dele.
district should be applied. No reply was
seachsafe9, however, and hs left feeling
himself snhbbed.
The press are all turning their attention
to securing the negro vote, snd Hunnicut'
paper warns the colored people against votinl
for rebels.
In Louisiana similar efforts are being mad
bv the politicians who q month ago wers de
family bent on not voting at all if the negr'
did and their late leaders did not Now the
call upon their late leaders TO sacifice them
selves, and he negroes TO vote with their
masters and best friends.
The first act of Gen. Sheridan under hi
new authority, itis repories, viii be the re
rhossl Of Mayor Monroe and the secession
mppieipsl goyegnmeni- ,s-1r
Gov. Wells and the General, who hsv
been snemies since the riots, have resume
smicable relations.
The Grand Army OF the Republic, an OF
ssnizstion of discharged federal soldiers
numbers over seven thousand men In tw
parishes OF the State alone, and Is extendin
ell over the State.
Accounts of lswless outrages in North Cal
olina aye still reported.
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FROM DUBUQUE.

,.. CHIcAeo, March 20.
A Dubuque special saysla destuctivs Ere
as Wsterloo, Iowa, consumed Brady / Co. .
elSv1kos,. With 5000 'busAelslof wSes2 = 4
Is, 900 busheld Of corn; also Brick, Newman
4 Co.'S ofice and . lsres qusntity Of lamber.
Lsss $50, 600, mostly insured.
4 proclamation BY the Mayor pro. tsm
submits the horse railroad question of Da-
buqus to the people for their decision BY bal
lot. 81 yF'
Capt Grace addressed q crowded house
last night, awakening . lively sympsthy for
the Irish republic. ~
To-day it SHOWS hard, and 10 wiAssy -ssd
clustering,
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FROM ST LOUIS.

CHfo1Go, March -.
A st. Louis special says: The Radical
primary elections held this evening sre BE-
lieyea to have rssultsd iayorahly ID the re-
nomination Of Mayor Thomas, against whom
there isa great deal Of bitter opposition.
He publishes letter in reply TO . call to
become q candidate saying, that il his name
threatens TO divide the party he wished il
wilhdravp.
as cannot be elected, and urges the nomina-
The river has been swelling since Saturday,
though the weather continues cold and IN.
pleasant
Horse thieves are doing large business in
be suburbs, and the peaHis ere sgitating ths
formation Of vigilance committee.
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FROM KANSAS.

{ Sr. LOWS, March %.
The land in the Potsswattamie Reservation
North and South Of Topeka, Kansas belong
ing to the Union Psci6c Railroad, viii be
brought into market at once. Judge Dene
van. Land Gommissioaer, viii open hand
offsee there. N early 00,000 acres Of the
Delaware, Sac and Fox Reservation belong,
ing to the same company, which viii be Of.
fered at public sale, st Lawrence, Kansas,
commencing April I'd.
The Secretary Of the Interior, has forbid
den squatters going on to the land of Indians
with whom treaties have lately been made,
until the sales have been published.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NV YoRK. March 2e

New YoRK, March %.
Appleton 4 Co. have given one hundred
thousand books TO the Peabody trustees fof
Tie quarantine commissioners Az mak;re
e11spsivn prepasstions for tie astieipatpa
epidemic Of cholera from Europe the coming
summer.
the ssnxt, Of. tAe defect Of Liberals seer
QuerVtafo. BY thA French fbecss under Max-
imiliap. The Liberal lines are within seven
miles Of tha. place.
The T1fbuns's Crete letter, of the 24th
ult, ssys the insurgents have heen successfui
in two important bs,tles- The whole island
. again in arms, and the people are more
determined than ever 70 be sAtis6ed with
nothing short of Annexation to Greece.
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PorrsvILLE, Pa, March %.
On Saturday night four robbers broke in
70 the house Of Henry Repp, . farmer near
Brighton. A near heighbor, named Jacob
johnson, went 70 his assistance. when one
Of The robbers shot him down and wounded
Mr.. Rapp. Rapp stabbed one and the gang
fed. - ~ ~. -
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LATE CABLE DEPiTchfS,

TURK, March 26.
Kossuth, who is now residing in this city,
has written letter protesting against the ar
rangement made between Hungary and the
Emperor Of Austria. ra e
LiyERPooL, March Is.
The steamer Peruvian, from Portland,
March 9Th, arrived at Londonderry on Sum
day.
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three months ~ igrorant practttiesess havsesssSs
ID that there h nothing that will force OF hasten
the growth OF the hair beard Their assertions
fase thousanAs ef living with ftfon thsR ovn
expsrisnce) bear witness Hut many viii say how
distinguish the genuine fron the sDsstensi
II certainly dihcult nnefenths Of the dANs<eAs
peepasutions advertised tor the hair and board
tirely woethlss, and you hare already thrown svay
large amounts IN thar purchase. To suek would
ssy Try The Rsparatcr cspH; viii you ne<hing
unies II fully up 70 r-prvseutasons your
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Free 10 Everyho1y.
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Having Completed. Equipped
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from Sacramento, California, to
within ~ nsiles Of the summit Of
the Sierra Nevada Mountains,
continue to offer for sale tn rough
us, their
FH2f Dn1CAeE BONDS,
lssssd in Conformity With the Acts Of Congress
laws Of the ttas eCsfcrns UPON tbs ssison Of
on. husdrsd ~ Any ys1 nilss ffvm sseran srso CITY @
m. sonds have fhrsy Tears to ra. from July l. isos
and are secured byA
FIRST MORTGAGE.
oosrrusfss IL ABSOLUTE PaIoa LINZ on
rus PORTION " THE ROAD Asovk NAMED,
WITH ALL Sak RfGHre, vRAsCHIsEs EQUIP
MKsIs, No, RRKfAIHIno fHsKKro.
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per mil. is liis4 by is- soshe sossa Of United States
allowed spd issesd to aid tbs the
Road AID the Mortgage by which they secured is
tate . lien prSsr and superior 20 that sf
the United btatss Gevernment-
Interest st tbs raj. sf sx Per esss. pvr Asuu@ pay.
els semi Annually. the iirss dsys of a.nuasy ssa
PaaespaI ssa Isssrsss p.yabish
UNITED states GOLD cors,
Ia tn. City Of Hsv Yofh.
N. price of Bond nxed fss ta. prss.ut At es p.y
ey ~. oorp.sy rssr,srs d. rsss t. .aV.ees n.
prce Whenever n 10 their interest 20 do %.
The Rosa forms tie Western part oftA.
MAIN V1UvK
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The United States Government.
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Nevada. Utah and Idaho
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HAVING been Tot some time familiar With the opera
tops OF the Central Pecihs Rsaipsds Company, are
nsfished that they conducted with ability and
prsdsnce and that the energetic and economical
agsmsnt OF the Conpapys affairs entities than TO the
conAdsnce Of Csp11alsas and Of the psbfic We have
carefnly Investigated the progress and
pects Rosd and have the fullest connenos in ii,
success and In ths vaies and gpaty Of ths compssys
seeuits The asten16An Of frsstsss a kyAat Isstt
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principal Rapba aud Baaker In al paIs Of ths country
Rsrnttances mar Be nAds IN drains on NeN York. o.
n Legal Tender kotss, National Bank Notes Other
funds currsat In this city, and the Bonds will be for
vardsd 70 sBy adFso By kxprsss free Of charge. In
qsites fr fsrthsr pastuss ~ mail othrr sse, vii
/ receive punetuai attention
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the full maytst prize IN exchange for the Abass Bonds
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Two Important Battles In Crete
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GREEN and Hu6 Holland -Gik HAsdss,
10, For sale hy .fl, - 3 i.- q 80
sovs NV wHsrcuFr.
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Reparator Capilli.
nEPARAToR cAPILLI

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-01
Sc NiIlilcY.''

We publish the structures Of 'NintlCx"
in another column because the decision of
the Supreme Court to which they refer,
and which We have heretofore published,
is matter Of public interest, ar d is q fair
subject of criticism. We know that GYM
dex" entertains the highest respect for the
judicial Office and is prompted by no de-
sire to crafty any personal feeling in the
matter.
Ala Act Regulating the Depreciation OF
Confederate Currency.
As a matter of interest to the legal ,>ro-
fession and the public generally, we give
place to the following act, passed by the
present Legislature on the Oath inst:
An act to construe ''al act to establish a
scale of depreciation of Confederate cur
rency," ratified the 18th day Of March, 1861,
doubts having arisen whether the scale of
depreciation therein provided, applies to
debts therein named at the date the con
tracts were made, or at the date the debts
become due.
Therefore, to remove all further doubts,
and to prevent all further trouble,
Be IL enacted by the General assembly Of the
STATE Of Ao9ft Caco!!|ld. Gnd is hereby enacted
by the authority of The same, That the scale of de-
probation of Confederate currency, established
by the above entitled act shall be construed to ap-
ply to debts therein mentioned at the date Of con-
tracing the same, and not at the time said debts
become due. -
BE it further. enacted That all laws and clauses
Of laws, conflicting with this act be, and the same
are hereby, repealed.
r. 7. McADEN, Speaker H. C.
nj. T.. MANLY, Speaker Sen
Ratified G4th day of January 1854.
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L. q. LSTES, ESQ,
Collector ID Dist, Wilmington, \. c.
". HARLkNO,
Deputy Com'r.

| WITH feelings of pride, affection and
gratitude for its author, we call attention to
the speech copied on our first page,
of Major Moses, lately delivered III the
Legislature Of Georgia. To wortl1ily notice
its patriotic eloquence is more than we can
even hope to do ; but the sentiments ex-
pressed in its glowing language touch, like
electric fire, every chord OF our heart s dearest
and tenderest sympathies From every sell
tence we may learn the lessons Of truest pa
triotism, and by every word which fell from
his lips, which seemed inspired by tue
theme, We are taught to love- to honor and
to cherish all that is honorable in IL noble
life-all that is glorious in heroic death.
Let the young and the old of every class
in our own beloved State learn to cxpe-
rience and practice that patriotism, that
pride, that atiectionate gratitude, which will
cause us forever to enshrine in our hearts
the memories of North Carolinas immortal
dead and to embalm i'll imperishable his
tory the deeds of those children who died
for her liberty.
Into the hands of the pure and noble
women of our State, we with love and re-
verence commit the sacred keeping of their
ashes, and we know that they will inspire
their remaining husbands, sons and broth
ers, and their descendants for all time, to
be worthy of the record of or Confeder-
ate dead. 70 them all future ages will look
with WOHderin nc admiratiOn and oXclaim
peerless immortals
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ImDeachlaleElC.

Various reports from superior Radical
sources of information, touching the secret
Vaccinations of the impeachment conspi-
rators, have been made public, but what is
stated to have actually TRANSFERRED should
have been to the effect that they are deter
mined upon 1T. We fear that the conspira-
tors contemplate at this time such desper-
ate steps that the country will literally re-
coil should they move ON to the consumma-
ton of their plots against the integrity ana
security of the Government. a
National Iatelyigeacey
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Apprentices.

We publish this morning an impol:
tant decision of our Supreme Court
upon the question of Apprentices There
is no question of more general interest to
our people at present, and it has been the
subject of an important correspondence be-
tween Governor Worth and General How
ard, and General Seweil is now in Raleigh
to confer with the State authorities
The General Assembly, on Saturday last,
amended the fifth chapter of the Revised
Code, by striking ont in the first andsecond
sections thereof, the portions making diff.
ference between the binding out white and
black children, The law is now the same,
without regard to color. OIL ... ...:-.
The decision which we publish to day will
be found to possess general interest upon
this subject, and will correct errors hereto
fore fallen into by our County Courts in
reference to this matter.
There have been SO many radical chan.
ges in our laws, and so many questions OF
grave Importance are being settled by the
Supreme Court, that We shall spare no Labor
or expense to get early and correct reports
Of all decisions of important general In
terest as early as possible.