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Trustees Sale Of Arkansas
Property.

IN pursuance Of a Deed OF Trust executed to
Il me as Trustee for Orgil Bros. & Co, OF Mem
phis. Tenn, to secure 3 Gsbt due them BY C.
". Be,knsp, OF the county Of Arkansas. IN the
state OF Arkansas, on the following properly,
t0-Wtt:
s. Hof The S. E 4 Of section p, rs 8. r. ? W.,
A8l00:
E.. i Of the s. E \ OF section 6, t. s. r. ave
N. ". fl. \ Of n. section s, ia S + sw.
l6j F-1U0;
s. W. OF s. VIZ OF sec. s. T.&A R. 2 W, 40:
n. f. Z OF section g, 7, : SR. ! w. y. Acres,
4O6 1910.
which said Deed OF Trust vss by me daily re-
Corded IN the Recorders ONCE OF the couuty OF
Arkansas in book o, pages S63, SsSSo IWtll, II
the town of 81. Charles IN said eounsEof Ar
kansas, on
Thursday, the 26th daJ OF March pEOxIne,
Proceed 70 sen all The above lands, at PUZZLE
auctaan. 70 the highest and lest bi1f er, FOX
easn, ID whole OF 50 mach thereof p shall Dc
sunicisnt 20 pay on the debt OF zN a2and in
terest a. stated Ia said Deed Ct trust. said
sale 10 be made At the tiuae aud place above
usnioned, betWesn the hours or judicial saIes
Signed, IHCS. b HAELT.
Trustee for Orxi1 Bros Xc
Helena Ark, February - lsa. febstd
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or III
LOUIS MUTUAL Lift
INSURANCE COMPANY.
On the First day Of January, 1865,


Co~uptrOIe- OF State Of Tennessee
n compliance with The laws Of That State rr-
4 iatiug 70 Agents OF Insurance. Companies OF
OtherSll Is doing business in that. STATE.
Mutual Lie lnsurHace Company, amt Is To-
Gated in the city OF -. Louis, Counfy of -
Louis state Of Missouri. Printed COY rI
Garter heretofore fled
amount OF Capital Stock IS pcid up, III
Is $40 CU.
ASSETS.
Cash-Ralaree on hand, in bank and
ls4,2S3 70
Leans secured by deeds OF trust, first
liens OF record on real estate, pfinci-
p8iiy IL city and county OF ST.
Louis, a Ter schedule ~annexodJ-- e5,G Sc
Loans on Policies IN force, o Pc cent
l-2Adtt8 -
sky day 62,s59 IS
DCts~red 1uGual and
Quarterly 4.miuma on Poicies in
f0rce-'ssb, gt,gS1 u; Notes, ~
Tsuue St. aOErs, 6 per cent
HlDt-LL -----.a 5000 90
once AN tars once aad
agsnsia a,r $3.50 c.
Poieie lJ - us o6
r0u ~ $, ami .Jr 1rst Prem.
on eOlclz- ID bands Of agents. sud
IL c0Ur-- Of t-tusmisSion-Cas1,
sl24,5lJ l. Notes, sl3,Su-- f58, 421 L
. s2,sl6,gSl q
Deduct FOR Interest torsduoo
LGanst0 present s per cent,
-
Less interest acerued- 6Z,53I p T25 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Flowers Of ar sorts Tor Sale, az ~ North
Court stree, oy that w~elt-kucwu F.or.sl sud
Landscape Gardener, J. i, RUE. He wishes to
luforn The people OF tbs SJuth that he has
spent tG- last eighteen years in the south AZ
ms prp G. sion a. a Etorlst, AM seven years ia
h CLAnlCa Garden gr yuhi "a, Ireland, AL
advice agOu5 flowers and 1o@er ground Il ee
% rnaIgs. BOqusEs and zeAJhs, and Cro-s
I7r collins. pu5 AZ in r. mh5I I'm
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To the Public.

MAs0H. I-9 NOW READY, THT FOLLOW
ing YORK. ser -iuIoz l03s Glossy printed.
Hlg~ rtsrC r-s, vel bouLIi in law sheep.
Pro-. $40
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PATENT COTTON CLEANER.
LUCE2SE, FArETTE COUNTY, Tenn, !
January =, 1853 (

THE best method OF preparing the staple for
market, YET discovered, as the following cer-
tihcates frOFu wei known gentlemen, IN Ten
nessec. a~buudantly move.
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WANTS.

GEETs WANTED.-NEW a WONDER
II CharE Of Great Generals and statesmen,
and our cheap and beautiful Pictures, may be
sod IN every family Address.
GDgp-PEED& CO,
90 Jefferson street
mhla cod 2nt Memphis. Tenn.
"ANTEu-Dsy B5araers az Commercial
" HO5el-S3J per Eo-ln. Apply ne
Office. Ga
NUANTED-To prrshas upm Two 20
Hundred Acres or Land, with 'n1Bl,
meE Is. f0r which am prepared % EL-
Thraa IN Eve Tggr1avf EOliar= cash. ga
% Be aiiuat8L near some OF .-a Ta sro1Ls Ie-
ing % Memphis. u- CD the mississippi or g
kansas rivers. E1-Ie-r Wa Gt'rp.llA p
price, W j.. Appeal uhcg. Ie
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IN the district Co1rt Or tie United statf4 ~
the District o. West Iennessee. IN tae
ter 0tJohn 4 Bowen. Eankrupt. IA paA-
ruptcy, District Of West Teuness%
To whom q may concern
IRE U~oeraSae1 Herehy gives uoucs
appointment Is assignee az .Iohu III. BuFfE
Memphis, IN The county ofSheipy ans
TeDnessee, within sad District Who bas
adjudget a Baakrupt unon rs oN1 49,
~ the District C0art OF said D.srrirr
MeHnphts, lenneSsee. the 49, 5ar .
A. D4 WILLIAM +. Gil -
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GENTS Clothing at greatly reduced
prices, Gents full bosom and linen
bosom Shirts, s. 25i Gents hemmed
Handkerchief, % cents; Gents goOd
Cashmere Hats, g. J. H. Loewenstinc
s Bros, No. 23l Main street. Open tai
y mn.
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Agents Wanted for the
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GsIOOns, Eringes, Headings
and various sts 'es Os Trimmings
as a. Seessel "a SONS. 259 Main
stree, maI29 lW
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o vIoKsBUHG.
FOR - ORLEANs.

Memphis and New Orleans Packet.
GREAT REPUBLC.-DonsIds master
This elegant and swn steamer IL
viii leave as above s
SATURDAY, 4h Inst, at 5 PM.
LARRY HARMSTAD q Co, Agents,
corner Main and MadLsou SIS, or
apps q City Nharfboat. foot Monroe -
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PASSENGER BEATEN BY 4 STEAM
BOAT CLERK.-A FFenchmsn named F.
Robbie complained to justice Walton
Yesterday that he had received very
rough treatment at the hands Of the
second clerk Of the steamer Adam ia
cobs. The story Of complainant was to
the effect that he got on the boat at
Bsteman's landing to come to Memphis,
and bad only City cents in money when
the clerk went to collect his fare. Robbie
offered him all the money be had, which
II seems was not sufficient by q dollar to
meet the demand. The clerk then as
saulted him, dealing him several heavy
blows. They detained his carpstsack.
When Robbie made complaint as above,
and a warrant was issued, the officer pro-
ceeded to the boat to execute the process,
hut the accused was no where to be
found. Tde fret clerk, however, offered
to give Up the carpetsack if the war
rant was placsd in his hands. This. Of
course, was refused. The officers Of the
boat had a perfect right to put the non
paying passenger ashore, but no right to
assault him for his scarcity OF stanps.
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LECTURE LAST NIGHT.-The attend
snce at the Cumberland Presbyte-
riau Church last night was quite
large, considering the state OF the
weather. We were pleased to see the
number Of ladies present, which fully
demonstrates that a warm feeling per-
vades the hearts Of even the gentler sex
for the cherished dead" and are ever
ready to add their mite to the good
cause. The Rev. DR.. Lacy gave a very
lucid account of the trials and Difficult
ties under which the Confederate
armies labored also a very vivid de-
scription OF the scenes around Fred
ericksburg and Charlottesville, and
dwelt. at some length upon the dying
scene Of that distinguished ana revered
soldier, Stonews1 Jackson. The lecture
was interesting and Instructive, particu-
larry so to those who figured in the diff
ferent campaigns TO which the Doctor
alluded. The proceeds Of the evening
will be spplsd to the erection Of 4
chapel in the suburbs of the city, where
the gospel Elsy be dispensed to the hum
BILE,
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Notice.

MY friends and acquaintance will ind me at
vi the once of DAVIS & NORTON, 276 Front
feb2a i'm LEVI JOY.
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BENEFIT o. tiIss NELLIE WHITNEY.
! Miss Nellie Whitney, The original Ac-
tive Girl" takes her fIsc 9eneaJ at the
Varietias tonight, when q capitol bill
VIII De presented. ais young LADY Is
capital in her rale. She does g song q
dance exceuentIy well. To wiu5a that
alone is worth more thaN.th price Of adj
mission. she deserves g good house and
Z we hOps she may have il.
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NTssOLUTION.-The firm Of West, Taylor a
Caruthers, Is thts day dissolved by mutual
consent. John II. West wiz cOntinus business
At the same place {30o Frort street,, where sune
one a the partners may be f0und. esther an
whom are authorized TO make sett1snaents.
H I.H WHSr
y. TAYLOR.
CAEUTHERS.
Memphis.T Tenn, April J. lssS apiIW
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY, - Our retail
dealers and others cannot be TOO careful
in scrutinizing bills Of the denomination
Of five and ten doLars, az there is doubt
less 8 number Of persons in the city
81 showing the queer" as it is called.
We have heard Of more than "a IL
g where tEop-keepers hsve been
ctfmizcd. LgoI out-forewArued Is
tgrearmeG.
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In the DIstrlS6 Court Of the United statss iol
the Dlsu~fet Of est Tennessee. In tns
ter OF Malthew BridgeS BankrrpG In ba1z-
T-Rba3, District Of West Teuuesee~
IA En0m it may concern
TIE undersigned hereby gives rOnce 60
appointment as assignee OF Mattb1W Brtds
Of Memphis in tie county OfShelby. and $40
Of Tennessee, within said ssstrcE. Who -
been sti1dged 8 bankrupt anon hns own AeA
ton, by the District court OF S.id distTict
Memphis. Tenuessee~ the 18th Lav o. AA1R
AID. 800. WILLIAM ". CIRODA
mills Iav5w Assignee. f
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attachment Notice.
NirS Eose McHush, Adm the late Thomas
McHU4a VS., La Kelly.
III Gefauua.t in l case VIII take not &c
4 that sn a~ttachEa.t has been sued out
against hin, upon tire grcuDds nat he Is a non
resident Gfthe State # FEM .slee, and returned
by the proper officer levied, etc md the case
set Tor hearing on the first QAy Of May, 1855, At
10 o'clock an, at my Office, in the city OF MsIu-
pits, when and wnere ne can appear and de-
lend said action, or The case will De proceeded
with ex psrts and thsts copy Of this oruer be
published once a week, for four week, IN the
I'd. HERMAN, J, P.
April l, lSCS. api law4w
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APRIL 3. 1868
FoR ARKANsAa RTvEE

E
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weskly
u Mall Packet.
AE1If1A 1s-a-- --ss--s sss--A esAAaA Ma1beE
This splendid passenger packet f.
VIII leave for the above a
THIS DAY, Sd inst, al an
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO. Agents,
aD3 ft Nc. IL Jefferson street.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
P~suy-Unitsd States Mail.
CELESTE .-...--....-.-Re Pritchard master
This splendid steamer will leave IL
"a above on -
THIS DAY. Cd inst, az 10 am.
MART WALT & Co, Agents.
au9It On Frout Efraef.
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N me ulsgiet Court Of Gs United states for
the District OF West TENNESSEE. IN ths mat
lE OF VIM z booker. Bankrupt. IN Bank
ruPlsy, DiStslct Of West Tennesses-&
To whom Is nay concern:
5rHE Undersigned her 3 gives peties q ITS
appointment as Assignee OF Wm. 5. Booker
q ~breWnsylls, II he couny OF Hays00d AID
STATE u tennessee, WlEDtD saia LlSLlels
who has been sdiudgeE q bsnkrurs uDoa his
lricL.
A. ID. 1888.
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FOR

FOR LOUISVILLE.
For Cairo and Louisville.
A LAA4 L. AAA1-lA
This splendid passenger packet IT,
VIII leave Is above E
FRIDAY, sc inst, at pm.
J. E. MONTGOMERY eco. AGENT,
ap2 p star Nnarf boat.
For Cairo and i4ouieyl-e.
RICHMOND. master
This ~Flendfd low pressure pas r.
ssnser J. aekst win leave as ab0TesA1z
FRIDAY, 81 inst. at 8 a M
MONTGOMERY & co, Agents,
api 81 Star RHarlbOgL
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IN the District Court OF the United states, fOr
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
terOfJOhu J. anderson, Bankrupt. In bank
rurtcy. District OF West TennsSses-s.
To whom Il may concern:
FlAE undersigned hereby gives notice CT his
4 ap~2OinEuszGt as sSsAgnse Of J0nu J. An
derson, OF Memphis. Ia ths county u shelby
and state CT ~4ahneseet within Ead distrlct-
who has been adjldged a banF npt upon M7
own petition, ~ the District CourEo Of aid dE
trfet
Memphis, Tennessee, the iDth DAY OF March,
AID, iS& VILLAIN y. Cia0DE
mh20 IaW3W sSsfg1a. Etc.
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RIVE MATTERs.
wEArp,En An RIrrRs.

We are rej5iced to again announe
thEt in all directions the rivers are fall
ing. At Pitt iurg the Ohio has only
seven feet in the channel and falling fast.
At Cincinnati it falls q foot each twenty
four hours with fcrty-six feet ia the chan-
mel and fifty feet under the bridge for
steamers. At Louisville the river CON-
menced falling at Don on Wednesday,
having attained a hight Of twenty-five
feet eight inches water ia the canal.
This was the highest tide OF this season.
The Mississippi Is falling at st. louis.
The Arkansas aud White are falling. At
this point the decline goes on slowly. the
total fall being not over six inches. Rain
fell yesterday, but indications point 10
clear weather.
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TIE COLLECTORS ASSISTANT

Cor aiming the CHEERS of the Federal Govern
meut. the duties Of the several Departments.
-EagcEes OF al the Member OF Congress. The
OdCels and Terms Of The Federal Courts.
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TIE VARIETIES. Notwithstanding
d e night vas stormy the patrons Of the
s-ieties turned on in large numbers.
e performance WAS VI the usual char
n. Misses Kent and DsNere sang
syes,.v. while Misses Wbeeter, Wallsce
and ellie Whitney did the dancing
Johnny II r., Willis, Howard ard Chiids
appsMs d H. tbeir favorite characters.
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F0R FRIARs' PoIaT.
FOR EVANSVILLE.

Regular Cincinnati PecEet-Dean Line.
SAM J. Walker master
This elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave -
FRIDAY, Sd inst, al 5 pm.
JAS 7. BOUESE & CO., Agents.
apI 81 p Jefferson street.
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In the District C0urt Of the Tinted So. -
The District OF West Teunessee h. ma
yer OF benJ- =. IHenDseher, RsukF1pt- In
oank1uptcy, District Of West TguResSe@ss
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TIE undersigned hereby nfves ro..-a M bfr
a~pP0tntmsnt IS assignee of NJ 1870 ~
CIIiervlle, N The county OF Sa--6v and
state OF 1ennesSRa within said UfSf-ief yTo
nas oeen ad1ucged a ban&rupt upon fis own
petition, - Ehe District Court OF AL q sfrfet-
Al. 1855. WUTTAMV
mhl9 Iaw8w ~
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In the Distres COurt OF the J-nited srsrss -or
the District OF West I~epnsssa. In The MAJ
Ter or ~. A EaleY, Bankrupt. IN BANG
ruPtey, DISTRICT q West Teanessee-
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ne undersigned hereby gives rotfcs or his
+ppoihLmeE- a. ssziause Or W. p s-wa-- ri
IN the county OF Haywoud ~
A-e o. tennessee WILLm said District wq4
- 1eeL a4-u1g5l q BANKRUPT upon bis own
sITLo1 ~ sac District Court CT ~ail u~is-rl-.
AeInpals, Tenn The 20tu day Of Marrr An
S'e I.tIdJLE.
HLA LANoN As gna.- ere.
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me unde1s sufd hereby gives notice OF hfs
@pPolhtMenL 9&@ignee OF d. Bias. ar Mem
phls, N me county Of Shelby and Sfa a1r Tzn-
nessee, Vlinln said District, who ba- been a.
e-7fS- Da11AIupL upoa Lis own petition or
Memphis Iennessse the 18Th dqw o. RFa--H
Al, ~. WILLIAM Y. CIRJuE
AAAs A1HoW Asgiauaa. Ele.
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n ne Dtslslet CouTt Of the Cui.ed State. r.-
the Dis.ricJOf NestTeuue<-ae. LrrTLr NIX
OF John u. Mcdonald, Bar krurr. In Hs-E-
LpttJtE&i1ct u West Isnu,ssse-ss.
20 WHOM il may concern
u~1uFr.snei Ecreby gives -o.se OF
Appointment as assignee OF John e.. rrIl--rIT
oI memphis. IN tle suufy OF shelby. and -
OF tennessee, within sand If frIef -g- 49,
Eeh Hljudse1 = bankrupt upon b 49,. H..
uucn, D lie District CJUlr OF SAD F4-t-
Aeaplus, tennessee, rle g-h dsy III .a---
4 y. ieES. WILLIAM Trp .Ts
mcZ8 LaE3W $780,.
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n IN District Court az th9 United stata. for
tne DtlfieE 4 Wsst Icuneesee-fn te mat
YER OF J. v PatricF, bankrupt. TE Bank
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IN the District Court OF tie United srafee. for
tLe District Of y est Teuu5ssee-Iu lie ri1r-
ter et samuel a. WILSON. Lankruur r.
Bankruptcy, D.sIict Of west Teuu-ss-
To whom Il NAV c9nre~n-
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LIZ 1ncerS.GGed hereby gives lstsca rr f.
5leflrhls, Al ne county o.. shelby. ana S1f-o+
telu@see W4-liu satd Dstric-, hgEn-a -aa-
-1banE upo1 tdeirown pet ton 81
d. IL. Is5S. WILLIkI
ms faW4E
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N Tue district L1grt o. TIE UuI..t -.a.e o.
tse bl-Tc or Nest Trlrss-ue-Lz ~ .--
tcFo- 49, 4 .Egteu- bauErur.. Tn As-E-
The tri-weekly standard., 1868-06-27
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 25, P. M-HoUsE-Mr.
Paine asked leave to introduce bil supplying
the militia with arms.
Mr. Eldridge demanded that it be read, when
Mr. Paine withdrew it.
The bill, dividing Illinois into two Judicial
Districts, passed and goes to the President.
Tax bill resumed. Amendcndmcnts, forbid
ding removals from distilleries, until the tax is
paid, anything in the bill to the contrary not
withstanding, anu allowing fifty cents drawback
on expectations, passed.
The veto to the omnibus bill was received, and
passed Observation-Disclosures to 80.
Recess.
SENATE.-Appropriation bill discussed all day.
The amendment, increasing the salary of the
Assistant Treasurer at Charleston, from 81, 500 to
81 900, passed. Said Treasurer disburses seven
millions.
Bill not concluded.
The omnibus bill passed over the veto-35
to s.
Adjourned.
The Omnibus bill having become Il law, Gov.
Bullock, who is here, iss ued proclamation, to
day convening the Georgia:Legislature, July 4th.
The veto is very brief The objections to the
Arkansas bill, without restating them, apply to
these States, except Alabama, in which case, in
addition, the bill violates the plighted faith of
Congress.
The President has sent special agents to Geor-
gia to report the circumstances connected with
the imprisonment Of citizens of Columbus, at
Atlanta.
1t is understood that the Ways and Means
Committee have determined to let all purely fl
nancial questions, affecting currency, bonds and
banking, go to the next session.
Smythe, Of Newly ork, as Minister to Austria.
The President has pardoned George w. Wall
ingsford and John c. McBroyer of Kentucky,
for violation of the Reconstruction laws.
Mr.. Schenck thinks that he drive the tax
bill through the Committee and House this week.
The Arkansas Senators (so-callcd) cast their
first votes against the confirmation of Mr.. Cox
as Minister to Austria.
The wedding of Senator Henderson and Miss
Matte Foote at the National Hotel to day, was
very brilliant. The Hotel parlors were beauti-
fully and profusely draped with lace, covered
with flowers, including magnolias from Florida
much larger than the ladies' bonnets. The
President, general Grant and Judge Chase, with
their families, were among the notables present.
The Senate postponed their meeting until 2
O'Clock, in honor of the event. Bridal presents
were numerous, and generally very costly.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, June 25, P. M.-Gov. Bullock is
proclamation, dated Augusta June 25th,
convcning the Legislature OF Georgia, in Allan
ia, at noon, on Saturday the fourth of July, un-
der the authority granted by act of Congress
Markets.
NEwYoRK, June 25, P. M-Cotton more act
ive.-half to one better. Sales of 300 bales at
3O1a@31. Turpentine 45(046A. Rosin3,07
Gold 1,40I.
BALTIMORE, June 25, P M.-Cotton 3O1z.
The tri-weekly standard., 1868-06-27
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
From WASHINGTON.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON. June 36, p. M.-The fine for re-
moving whisky from Boud extended from
one hundred days to six months when it will be
sold at Auction for not less than the tax. The
surplus goes to the owner.
Full Cabinet to-day.
McCuloch won't resign. 1t is very doubtful
whether the President desires his resignation.
The Senate adopted an amendment, abolishing
the office of Director of Statistics.
Stoneman, commanding Virginia, was at the
War Office to-day.
There is a severe contest over the tayation OF
bank deposits and circulation. After many
amendments, the entire section was stricken out,
in Committee of the Whole, but the House, not
concurring in the Committees amendments, re-
stored it to the bill. In this shape it goes to the
Senate.
SENATE "A petition, by telegreph from Cali
fornia, presented, asking for the reduction of
the Grape and Brandy tax.
Mr. Morgan offered a resolution, which was
anopted, forbidding the exposition of works OF
art, owned by individuals, in any part of the
Capitol.
The civil appropriation bill WIS resumed and
passed. 1t goes to the House for concurrence
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Palne's bill, giving arms to the
State militia was referred to the Military Com
mittce.
Kinds introduced joint resolution extending
the bill of 1864, limiting the jurisdiction of the
Court of Claims, to cease of loyal citizens cf Ar
kansas. Referred to the Judiciary Committee :, /
A bill, directing the Comptroller OF Currency
to publish assets and location of National Banks
in liquidation, quarterly, passed.
Mr. Boles (Arkansas) introduced a resolution,
removing certain case from Franklin County
Court to the U. s. Court. Referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
The tax bill was resumed. DistiIlers' bonds
were reduced to $1,000; and with the Bank and
Bankers Tax, as reported by the Committee, the
bill passed and goes to the Senate.
Adjourned
From SOuth-CarOlina.
CHARLESTON, June 26, P. M.-General Scott,
the Gov. elect, has issued his proclamation con-
vening the Legislature on the 9th OF July, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the Omnibus
bill, for the ratification of the fourteenth amend
ment.
From New. Orleans.
NEwORLEANs, June 26, P. M.-An affIay oc-
cured at Victor's restaurant late last night, in
which Mayor Frank Manney, of Nashville was
stabbed by an unknown man, who made his es-
cape. Manney died instantly.
Markets.
NEwYoRK, June 25, P. M-Cotton more
active-a half to one better. Sales of 1000 bales
at 31@3115. Turpentine 45@451a. Rosin 3,0Z
Gold ,4o14.
BALTIMORE, June 26, P. M.-Cotton firm at 81.
Flour active and better feeling, but prices un-
changed.