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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

HI h4V"0as
WILL FORM A TRI-wEEKLY LINE
w between Memphis and White river. leay,
ing Memphis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. at s O'clock p.m., .connect'
ing At Duvall's Blnf with trains Of tho Little
Rock railroad for Little Rock. Hot Springs and
ali points In Arksnsas. Returning will leave
Duvall's Bluff every MONDAY, WEON ES-
DAY and SATURDAY. on arrival of the train
from Little Rock. -.
Commercial, Capt John Edison, leaves Mem
phis Tuesday at s o'clock pm; Liberty NO. Z.
Capt. James Rice. Thursday at o'clock ,. n;
Msyfower. Capt. VIM. j. Ashford. Saturday
at o'clock pm. @ o. d. bills will be taken
for responsible parties by the line, as hereto
fore. without any charge being made for coll
lection. -.
The steamer r. W. Brooks will run In con-
nection with this line from Jacksonport to Po-
cshontas on Black river, making semi-w weekly
trins.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past three years. we hope.
BY strict attention to business, to merit con-
tinuance offhe Same in the future.
49,. JOHN B. DAVIS.
Sup't M. and w. r. Packet Company.
LEVY SHARPE. Agents,
No. $50 Front street.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
SGT Star Wharfboat. foot Of Jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

Bride and Brideeroom.-EssAys for Young
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
to Bride in the institution Of Marriaee-a Guide
70 matrimonial felicity, and true happiness.
Sent BY mail 10 sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address. H0WAED ASSOCIATION.
Boz p. Philadelphia. Pa. O-9e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23
NE. Cor. Main and Jefferson 81
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTATl


PUEBLO SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER lsT. u o'clock.
at tho Merchants Exchange Todd Fellows
HalD, we will sell to the highest bidder. A
NEAT COTTAGE. on Dunlap Avenue. second
house south of the NJ. 4 G. R. R. Nice yard.
garden. and well. Lot 6oxls0. Terms Half
cash; balance in six months. p
ALse, AT SANE TINE AND PLACE. I, 2
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE. with three
rooms, just west Of the above. on Ragland Ave-
nue.; let sor1so. Terms-cash. Sale positive
and without reserve. A good opportunity to
secure q pleasant home for a small investment
Of money. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

$4,000 TO Loan ON COllaterals, BY
Martin Holland, 3sO Main street.
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I.in charge of II. L. eUIoN. ESQ. who win
rive specisl attention to renting houses. eollect-
ing rsnts and psyins taxes on all property
placed in our hands for rent or lease aa
--n -.
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stgsffsg 4 sars9ar1a 1acw
STORES. DWELLINGS AND LOTS in the he
city, a. PRICES INTENDED TO SECURE
purchasers. Also. FARMS AND GARDEN
LANDS. at great bargains for cash. or on time
to suit all classes Of purchasers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

500 Coop SArIsEr CoArs, from "a to
S., at RICE & ESGEL's, 233 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

25-BLAoK CLOTH CoArs, from Sc to 50,
at RICE & EsGEL's, 1893 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23


TIE "BIG CoFFEE PoT."-Everybody
knows of ]. L. Eichberg. the msnufactu-
rer of tin and copper ware, who keeps q
first-class store at l9l Main, northwest
corner of Washington. The "big coffee
pot over his si.re tells you that every
sort Of kitchen utensils and house-fur-
nishiug articles can be had there. BE
keeps the Charter and Stewart stoves,
mantels and other things on hand.
SoxErHrEG F0E HoUsEKEEPERs.-J.
+. Schabei & Co, 227 Main street, are
wise men. They help humanity in the
{" Kitchen" the place where humanity
needs help. They keep on band at their
establishment the celebrated Filley Char
ter stove. which cooks everything TO
nicely. Every housekseper should have
one Of those stoves. which are certainly
reliable, (" and not ouly save time and
trouble, bat fuel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

PIrrssuRG and Kentucky coal and gai
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. VJI Il s3g IE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

= I. i.ucrroxs.LEs OF nrncHASDrsr
w.srprsparsd With ons Of the best heated
and arrans.d saissrsons in the siiS. 70 rsosivs
ana ell =, nussisn all oonsisnnsnis 'f Goods
Furniture. etc. Libsra; advanuss made on all
merchandise ss.t % Is 10 be sola.
norsTEa. xnEzvaxr a co.
is-t A.esiepeers-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23

IT'S eressdinely larrs circulation through
out The city and State ofcrt business men an
ercallunf opportunity 10 make their business
knovn 10 he Thousands 81 Germans hrine in
he section 81 The countT st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-23


ANOTHER ENTHUSIASTICALLY an
Injunction was granted by Judge Hunter,
returnable to the Cbancery Court in the
case Of N. Mala,esta vs. S. B. Beaumont,
Claiming Richards, A. P. Burditt L, r,
Richards, City Register, and J. L. Chand-
Ter, Tax Collector, epjoining Beaumont,
Burditt, Richards and Chandler from ar
resting or Interfering in any manner with
complainant for selling liquor without
license. The plaintiff offered Chandler,
Tax Collector, the sum Of Ave dollars for
license, which was refused, be (Chandler)
dem anding the sum Of one hundred and
ety dollars, sum excessive. oppressive,
unequal and Illegal, for city license.
prsarronrrD -our /" LEGAL eontrrs
Of The Lsaianehe says the excursions
lists from Memphis. who went as far as
Grand junction yesterday, expecting to
sac General Frank P. Blair were disap-
poip.ed in the ful6Ilneat OfthAt expect
alton. bat they met many friends and
several distinguished gentlemen from ST.
Louis and New Orleans, among whom
va. our former tovnsnan and esteemed
friend Dan. Able. who viii wish Memphis
in a lev days There was a most agree
able party Of gentlemen and ladies' Who
were making an excursion to New Or
leans 70 present . banner and Gag 70 the
Blair Knights o. the Crescent City.
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Special Notices.

Accident Insuraneeat rs Madison st.
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WAsTED-A young man for Check
Clerk. One who'll quick at figures.
WELLS h Coll, 267 Main street.
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Best W. R. butter, at J. Devoto's, cor.
ner Of Third and Adams streets. %
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The BEST IN TowS.-Kaufman 4 Bro,
corner of Second and Jefferson streets,
keep the best cigars in town. Try them.
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OLE HArs made pew a. 3s4 Main St. {
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"WestWard the Star OF Empire
Takes Its Way"
Secure q Home in the
Golden state!
THE IMMIGRANT
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION


INCORPORATED UNpER THE LAWS
Il of the State November 30. 1867, for the pur-
pose of providing HOMES FOR ITS MEN,
BERS, and 10 encourage Immigration.
Capital stock, 100000
Divided into 100000 shares, at S. each, payable
in United States Currency.
Certificates of Stock issued 10 subscribers
Immediately upon receipt Of the Money: NO
PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE
THAN FIVE SHARES.
q A Circular containing full description of
the property to be distributed among the sub
scribers will be sent to any address, upon re-
ceipt of stamps to cover return postaRe. In.
formation as to price Of land in any portion OF
the State, or upon any other subject Of interest
TO parties proposing to immigrate. will be
choerfully furnished upon receipt Of stamps for
POSTAGE. All letters should be addressed,
q Secretary Immigrant Homestead
Association" Postoffce Box No. s., San
francisco, California. b-oI
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NOTICES.
NO TI 81 ID

GONE OVER TO THE RAIDS.
TN ORDER TO COMPETE wITH. IS some 9ndis
~ Tc per SQUARE with the gu Ia percha paint.
Composition root repaired; -, p.uerv :
90 No. 80 Monroe street. y,
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STEAM BOATS.

ONE OF THESE FINE PACKETS WILL
~ leave Memphis for New Orleans
Every Wednesday, commencing ON
September l6th, and every We'd
H., nesdRy thereafter through
Do out the season.
Their Cotton capacity Is unsurpassed, while
In oil things necessary 70 make up sPLENDip
'''' MART. WALT a. CO., Agents.
fHf-T'T7l' n No. I72 Front street.
/. NaigsA LEVY a SHARPE. Agents.
g'tA LARRY HARMSTAD,- Agent.
l28-t Star Whavf boat, foot Jefferson st.
sold Reliable'
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MONEY to loan on collateraIs, at c.
the reliable 1923 Main street. + Es.s8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

In the Supreme Curt before
Judge BarLard~a motion Wos made u
I'll ase Of Richard Shell, against the
Erie Directors, to correct one OF the
orders which had been made returna
BILE to-day Instead Of Monday. The
couuse! for the Erie Directors opposed
the motion, but it was granted
The case Of Hatch against the
Rock Island Company came before
the United states Circuit Court to-
day, having been removed from the
state Courts Tie Court viii not de-
eide to remand the case back to the
State Court until an argument IS
concluded on the maiu motion, which
Is to dissolve the injunction in the
State Court. Argument viii be made
on a day hereafter 20 be named by the
Court aud counsel
In the Kentucky Bourbon case the
Grand Jury have found Indictments
against Daniel Mesmore, c. a. San
born, Allen 5. Mills, Frederick d.
Fin4ham, T. Q, Frost and Charles
anborn
The Albany Journal Of last eve
ming states that the Governor has
finally decided to refuse pardon to
young KetchUm
A card from General Fremont ap-
pears in the 7riJuae, correcting an
alleged error in statement about his
connection with a Mexican loan He
says the lead NJ feature in the nego-
tiation with General Oacha, and the
reason for making it, were to procure
a Pacific r r. terminus at Port Qua
yama, in connection with road pro
jects that | was then and am still en-
gagged in. The contract made with
him had no reference to any loan to
Mexico Their Directors are at Tay-
lof's Hotel, Jersey City. No further
attempt has been made on their lib
erty. An injunction was granted by
j udge Clerk, re training the Receiv-
er appointed by Judge Barnard, from
acting, but had not been served.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
NEW YORK.
A Destructive COnfagFatIOn - Loss
$4,000 - Cotton BOndhOlders'
Communication

New YORK. March pa fire last
night destroyed two floors at No. 457
Broadway. occupied By Mallory &
Hewctt. dealers in cioaks and man
tillas. Although promptly eztin-
guished, it caused damage by fire and
water to the building aud stock Of
S120 900 Fully assured.
The Herald to-day, publishes two
communications signed v N. Morgan,
on behalf of the Committee Of Cot
ton Bondholders, dated London. Feb
ruary 28th and March 18th, arguing
azainst the violent act of interven-
ton on the part Of the United States,
between the Southern States and the
rebel cotton bOndhoiders, compelling
the former to repudiate loans made in
favor of the Confederate Govern
ment, saying that the credit OF the
Southern States is utterly annihilated
BY the act Of forced reputation, and
they will not be able to borrow a
shilling In Europe until they are all
lowed to pay this debt.
He urges that If this were done the
credit, North and South, would stand
much higher In Europe, and that
0-ZU DOuu1 WO444 AAO AAALAt AAAEAA@A
than if these loans were allowed TO
be paid He justifies European capi-
talists IN making their loans, and ar
CUES that what may, one day, be sauce
for the goose, who lent the South
money on their bonds, may, on an
other day, become sauce to the gan
der that lent the North money, under
the idea that they were to Be paid
their principal and interest In gold,
for aiding to crush the South.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-The steam
ship Arizona, from AspinwaIl, March
18th, has arrived She brings one
million one hundred and sixty eight
thousand dollars in treasure. Also
arrived, the steamship City Of Cork,
from Liverpool, Feb. 26, and from
Queenstown Feb. 27 via Halifax
March19.
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Bill to Enable Americans
to Take Out Patents.
WAsHINGroN.
General Hancock Calls on the PEeSl-
dent-Issue or Fractional Currency
Witnesses Summoned by the M
parchment Managers.

WAsHINGToN, March 21.-General
Hancock called on the President
this morning, and had an interview
Of about an hour. Subsequently he
called at the Headquarters Of the
Army, and paid his respects to Gen.
Grant
Secretary Seward was at the Ex-
ecutive mansion this morning, and
was engaged some time with Mr.
johnson. This afternoon the Pcesi-
dent is closeted with his counsel
The fractional currency issued for
the week amounts to $494, 500; ship
ments, &3.S02, 4S7, includihg S32. .000to
the U. 5. Depository at st. Paul Ma
tiOnal Bank; currency issued. SllS,
6l0; amount in circu alton, 1929, ,779,- =
500; fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed, $432,700. The re-
ceipts of internal revenue for the
week amount to 81 .S59. $50; for the
year to date, Sl39, ,372, $50
Witnesses are being summoned. to-
night, by. the Impeachment Managers
to appear in the Senate Chamber to
testify in the Impeachment case.
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CANADA.
Bill to Enable Americans 10 take out
PatenlS-InteFTieW OF the Tobacco,
Banking and Insurance Interests
With the Finance Minister.

OTTowA, March 21-A bill is now
n course of preparation by the Gov
srnment which will enable Americans
10 take out patents in its dominion
on the same terms that Canadians
obtain patents in the United States.
Notice has been given by the Gov
9rnment inquiring as to whether any
steps had been taken 70 prevent the
departure Of a force for Rome to
make war upon a. people with whom
Canada is at peace.
A deputation representing the to-
oaccO, banking, and insurance inter
ests has had an Interview with the
Finance Minister regarding insur-
lnce, &c Representatives Of English
companies favor the bill before the
House, which requires the deposit of
one hundred thousand dollars, while
.he representatives of American
companies are opposed to the deposit
'ystem altogether.
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. discussion of last Saturday, and bis
own connection with the measure de-
priv.ng the Supreme Court Of appel
late jurisdiction in the reconstruction a
es6es He had prepared himself to
eXp.3lu the Amendment, but as no ex-
pia9atiOa was asked. and As he never
troubled the House with Unnecessary
reul Is he had reffained from say
i1g anything The gentleman from
Oa,o, ScheHck, then moved the pre-
vious question, and the House acted
on II. That was his connection with
the matter.
EIdridge made some remarks to the
effect that he was satisfied that the
majority had arranged to adopt the
measure in the manner IN which it
passed.
La rep,y to the question by Wood
ward, Wilson said that his intention
IN Offering the amendment was to
take away the jurisdiction Of the
Supreme Court in the McArdle case.
Woodward said that it would ac-
cOmplish no such purpose.
NllsOn-Very well, then, the gen
tleman is not hurt, nor is Mr.. Near
die either, and what, then, is all the
tempest in a tea pot for?
Woodward say to the gentleman,
as lawyer. that il is not In the power
of any legislative department Of the.
Government to take away jurisdiction
in a case where it has already been
attached.
Wilson replied that the Supreme
Court itself had decided that a repeal
Of jurisdiction even arrests judgment.
Woodward remarked that. however
the gentleman from Iowa might have
INDICATED himself as to his very
line of conduct. be
stood here maintaining that the Leg
islative Department of the Govern
ment might do the highly indecent
thing OF looking into the courts Of
justice, seeing what cases were pend
ing in them, and then using its legis-
lative functions to arrest and stop the
course Of justice. That was the posi-
tiOn In which the gentleman placed
For himself, he maintained
that Congress had no right to inter-
fera in such a case. The judicial
power of the Government was vested
in the courts, and in the particular
case the jurisdiction had rested. 1t /
was, in the first place. indecent for
the Legislature to come in and inter-
fere, and in the next place was un-
Mr.. Wilson.-As to question of de-
oency, the gentleman will permit those
who voted for the measure to Judge !
for themselves; as to the question; Of
power, | have already said the Su
prcme Court asserted that in its own
decision
Mr.. Woodward what case g?
Mr.. Wilson, will fnd the case
and refer the gentleman to it. There |
IS more than one decision to that eff
feet.
The discussion went on some time,
mostly over the ground already ira
gersed, when the House adjourned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
M MEMPHIS
Rivers OYerGOWed-Arka EIec-
tlOn-The Constitution Defeated by
a Large Majority.

MEMPHIS. March 21.-The Yallo-
busha and Yazoo Rivers have over
flowed their banks, and the food
greatly interteres with planting.
A dispatch from Little Rock, of
this morning, says: The election is
completed in but a few counties
Partial returns show large falling
off in the negro vote. The majority
a ainst the Constitution will be larger
than anticipated The whites voted
almost unanimous against it.
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LOU LSVILLE.
Secretary or an Insurance Company
AFrested-Flre--LOss $1,000.

LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Johu w.
Arnold, Secretary of the Hope In
surance Company, has been arrested
on a warrant sworn out by ID. q. Bly,,
President Of the Company, charging
Arnold with embezzlement Of 81 900
of the Company's funds BLY, gave
bail to the amount Of $4,000.
A large three-stOry brick dwelling
at the Oakland race track. owned by
S. B. Thomas, was destroyed by fire
yesterday, involving a loss Of s.. 900.
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previously given here. Ttnetted about
$1,000 mcCoole was present He
Is in full training, and has already ne
duced himself eleven pounds.
The Merchants Exchange, Of this
city, passed resolutions requesting the
Legislature to authorize the city OF
St. Louis to submit the question Of
guaranteeing four million Of the
bridge companies bonds to the vote Of
tie people.
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RALEIGH, N. C.
Public Debt and Additional Tax OF
North Carolina under the New
Constitution.

RALEIGH, March 21.-An article in
ihe SeRHnel of to-day, prepared from
oficjal data, estimates the public debt
Df North Carolina under the new
Constitution on the lst Of July, 1869
1t $l9, 40 900, the interest on which
will be o5l 900. which was ordered
% be paid BY the Convention.
The article shows that the addi-
5ional tax upon the people Of the
State required 60 be raised next year
under the new Constitution will be
F95S, 600, both of which being added
70 the present taxes viii swell the
taxes for 1869 to S2,600,000 Hereto
fore State taxes have never exceeded
1900, 600
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
NEW YORK
rhe Snow StOFm-TFaVel ImDeded
Damage DOHe-SupFeme Court Pro-
ceedingS - General Fremont and
the Mexican Loan.

NFw YoRK, March 2f.-The snow
stoyfn continues unabatsd. Travel is
>z6uch impeded. Considerable dam
age is done by the gale. Many build
ings are injured and windows broken.
The rafters of the new market house.
at the foot of East Sixteenth Street.
were blown down while the workmen
were at dinner. The pilot boat, Ed
mund Blunt, went ashore in the bay,
and bilged. Two ferry boats collided,
but were not materially damaged. No
trains arrived on the Erie or Harlem
Roads to-day. Those on the Jersey
Central and from the south are much
behind time. The eastern trains have
stopped entirely.
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BALTIMORE.
Case OF BraRdies 4 Crawford VS.. Bal.
tlmOre d. Chic Railroad.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March q. -
In the Superior Court Of this city
to-day the jury returned q verdict for
the defendants in the case of. Adol-
phus Brandies and VIM. w. Craw-
ford, Of Louisville, against the Balti-
more aud Ohio Railroad to recover
$4,000 damages for an alleged failure
in 1865 to deliver $500 barrels of
-four and 120 tons of ship stuifs in
Boston In reasonable time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23
ATLANTA, Ga.
Reese 30 Withdraw fr m the GubeF.
Material Contest.

ATLANTA, March 2l.-It is under
stood that Hon. Augustus Reese will
withdraw from the Gubernatorial con
test, on the ground of inability The
Central Executive Committee of the
Democratic party OF Georgia meet in
Macon on Thursday next. Judge
Reese letter Of withdrawal will APP
pear in a few days.
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ST. LOUIS.
Exhibition of O'BaldWIn, the Irish
Giant.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The route to
New York. via New Orleans. for the
transportation Of grain in bulk. Is be-
coming more popular daily. The tow
boat Kellogg, which left here Satur-
day evening, had eight barges IN tow,
with 1000 tons OF freight. among
which was $1,000 bushels of corn for
New York. Another barge with 26,-
600 bushels Of corn for the same des-
tination is now here. All this corn
comes from points on the Illinois
River.
The exhibition of O'Baldwin. the
Irish giant, Saturday night, was more
numerOusly attended than any ever
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Passage Of Bills Creating an InsuF-
ance COmmisslOn-SuSpen OF
Henry carleton Announced.

SAN Francisco, March 21.-Bills
creating an Insurance Commissioner
and repeating the Insurance Deposit
Law have passed both Houses of the
Legislature
The suspension of Henry Carlton,
Jr., is announced. His liabilities are
not stated. A meeting Of his creditors
will be held on the 23d Of March.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

J AcKsoN, Miss, March 21-Gen.
Gulem refused to furnish the Recon
struction Convention with the names
OF the citizens who gave certain in
formation upon which Gov. Hum
phreys based his proclamation of Dec.
21st, 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, March p. - The
storm has moderated, after raging for
twenty hours. The drifts In some
places are fifteen feet deep. Railroads
are badly blocked No trains have
arrived from the West.
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1881.

NEW YORK, March 22-Phe arr
rived steamship Unite . Kine lom left
GLASGOW February 26.h The Erin
leff y We p1oh March tfh. and was
Of Qnsen f0Wn ou tic 5iI
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MISCELLA NEOUS.
Storm at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at Richmond, &c.

RICHMOND, Va, March 2l-In the
Convention the report Of the Com
Mite on Representation was read 1t
adds forty-sevea to the present mum
Der of members in the Legislature