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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18

Gen. Grant owns $4,000 house, a.
Washington, and farm Of thiriy-eight
acres. worth $1,000 per acre, vithia the
CITY limits. HIS real estate ct ST. Lauis,
Galena and Philadelphia is worth $780,
600 more, aud $500 900 is said 10 be a
fair estimate of bis total valuation. He
il also interested in business through
other parties, and altogether Is in q fair
way TO have a comfortable living without
the proposed increase Of salary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18

The Missouri Republican says Kansas
City is gruEinr hEe q young leyisthan.
The census taker is At work. aud today
reports a population Of 1900. Which,
when his sork i completed, VII, it l.
said, reach g .000-an increase 81
g. 900 IN Eve years. Two thousand
buildiugs have bssn erected since jan
ssry !, 1868
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

tDZO residence OF Newton Ford, on Her
ma ndo road, near State Female College, one
red cow, with small horns and white back and
belly, and one red muly better. The above re-
ward will be paid for their return, or $40 each,
70 NEWTON FORD 4 CO..
as Lee Block. Unien street.
CTOLEN-THKEE NOTES ON B; II. DOW
DDY--one for $500. payable at the Savings
Bank OF. Memphis protested for non-payment.
sry / isSq: All PAYABLE 10 VIM. G.. Butler and
at the Savings Bank Of Memphis. One note
on - Sparkman for $500. past due !: receipt
OF W. H. Butts for note on Joseph Chambers.
payasie one day after date. for $3.50 also, an
account for S23 So A liberal reward will be
paid for the return Of the above papers TO
A. J. WHITE d Co.,
Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18

TIE communication of" BaHk Officer
will appear tomorrow OF Monday, with
such reply as we may have to make to it..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18

CTKAYED-FROM 81 MARKET STREET,
- on the I'D Of November. Dark Brindle.
Muley COW, both ears cropped. White on the
s~m,sst;a5 rowor3ed nv r-s-F' - TITUS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18
lis azs Front ST.. Memphis. Tenn


A LIVE. NEwsY. ENTERTAINERS AN
"A reliable Commercial and Family NewsnA
per, puhlifhtd ~ the Capital Of Tennessee
the largest. complefest and fullest neulpap8
ruhfshed IN the State. ThorouEhly Demo
rratis and Independent in tone. and earnestly
devoted 10 the development Of the rerqurces Of
the eouthwolt and 70 the intrresta and welfare
~ Southern reople. Daily, VIZ ~ annum;
Iri-wefkly. u per arnum; Weekly. y per an
nun. fsr The year ic69- an extra copy % he
rrf.er " of q tluh Of tsn. With The clth. ADJ
drsrl ''kEPUBLICAK BANNER" Nashville.
Tenn. Y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18
PAU.

The daring young Russian Athlete and Cham
pion of the world upon the Flying Trapeze.
who will perform his blood chilling leap OF
sevenfy.five Feet Through Mid-Afr,
Turning somersault in his tremendous aerial
flight. Accompanying the Hanlons are
Mr.. and MRS. BRENNAN, Burlesque Ope-
Mr.. JAMES BLAMPHIN. Europe's greatest
MISS EMILY THORNR. the accomplished
Coincidence and Vocalist.
Mr.. ALFRED B. SEDGWICK, Concertinist
MESsRs. sYLVANT and BENEDICT.
GYotesque Artistes.
ADMISSI0N-Dress Circle and Parquette,
81: Family Circle. Zoe Gallery, 25c.
SEATS can be secured from diagram Of Hall
at r. Katzenbach's music store. BIZ Main st..
without extra charge.
Doors open at o'clock commence at s. d,
rB- Only Hanlon Matinee for ladies and
children, Saturday Afternoon, December 20.
House well heated. e. KENDALL.
as Business Manager.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18

.TA MEETING OF. THE MEMPHIS
A BOARD OF Underwriters, held this day. the
following resolution was adopted and ordered
10 be published. to-witi ,,,,..-
he anv member OF this Beard allowing cotton
10 be kent in stores at night; and any policy
bereaftsr written shall be considered yoia.
sbouId 4 ere occur, when cotton Is stored IN
VioiAn0n u '"'' BEN. MAY. President
R.A. PAHKER. Secretary. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-18

land the little Hanlon boys,)
JULIEN, VICTOR, FRANCOIS,
And their new Transatlantic Combination,
now making their farewell tour OF the United
States. In addition to the attractions pre-
septed by the HANL0NS. tsey have also under
engagement the following European celebri-
ties:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28
administrators Safe of CoI,I,erhead
Effects.


Since the Democratic party 10 dead, IL IL iesi.
rahle that its affairs should be wound up. aud IL
effects administered upon as speedily rs possible.
The following articles constitute the bulk Of the
PERSONAL property OF the deceased party, which
will he sold at public auction at an early DAY :
5000, 900 pairs Of slave manacics iuncons,itu-
tionally damaged by Abe l.incoln.) They will
be sold as old iron
300, 900 slave drivers whips, flashes eonsidera.
DIE worn, handles in good order
II ordinances Of secession.
old window sash-somewhat damaged by
lire, removed from iis original place by order Of
Governor Vance, in order that Yankees might
be piled so high that their legs would stick GU,
81 the windows"
Lost Cause
lOO,O 900 Gray Uniforms fbadly worn.l
30, 900 Seymour and blair banners, (perGorated
with numerous hOles, will be- sold By the pound.
for paper ragsl
$1,000 portraits Of IIoraiio Seymour, labelled
The Peoples Choice livery Handsomely
l Policy manufactured by the Tailor "
] Rare Manuscript, being the original Of Blair .
liroadhead letter, Interesting as an historical
relic since u was In the hands Of the deceased In
the hour Of Death, and bears traces Of the tears
shed by discOnsoaie friends on that occasion. J
lot OF old lumber fused IN the Democratic
platform. uamPion's plank is In good state Of
preservation.
lot Of type tdanAgcd by printing rsd.ho,
Democratic newspapers.)
tusk Of the "Democfaiic elephant" broken
on by ihr HeFlfs advice In the vain attempt 10
hold To the ice aud escape drowning.
J geological specimen Of great value, being
the "superfuous fragment" struck By the Stone
hammer" from tile igneous rock which the De-
mocraiic Wax was unable 10 throw Into the Re-
publican camp on The i3lh VI October.
coffee pot, used 10 eoioring Naturalization
papers for USE 10 the Pennsylvania election.
100 bales Of Pendleiobisn greenbaels s. nominal
value 81 800, OOO, 600 Twill be sold BY The pound
The al1ention OF aper makers is especially called
10 this ilem.l
These articles will he sold III as Low q prlrr
and on ~ long ilms a. customers may deslr..
sincs VI. seFsislug relatives are aaKioaa 70 gel
'hen' cut 81 The way - soon - possible
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4 " UarninO."

Wednesdays mail brought US very impOr.
tan. ~ document It was POstmarked Balti.
more, aud We opened Il fully expecting To end
an advertisement, or money, or a new subscri.
ber's name; but the contents were very differ
eni. II was sheet Of note paper. in the mid
die Of one side Of which was pasted an extract
from the columns Of the Baltimore Commercial.
headed Impeachment again called for" and
stating that the irrcprcssible Wendell Phil.
lips" is again urging the impeachment Of
President johnson. The balance Of the docu-
men, is got up something in this style;
" Baltimore Nov - IsGs
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rMA M.ILrIM0RE M.IRKErs.
N.IEKIEII.

A." Melville Park" baltimore county. on
thr 'ii' t1't 10y Kew. Mr. he 1nuuAs CAV
~ Wui.uI. "t Queen Anne, county. I. EVE-
tNN H.. laughter ut thas. Il. Taylor. Esp.
or III" i.th mt. by Rev. pr. MrCrun. Tnus.
J. f'"rtiH. II Baltimore city. to Miss ru,,L
l.. go -v'.t O.. IT Bs!tinnrr county
nn ih" I'th inst, by Rev. !. l.. Eichisnn. q.
%. iir"nN "tS {" Ml.s JrIiA Iuirn. both Of ilal
u.r"tr r'uaty.
- tl" ir-..!, nee ol ,hr bride. "FnirGrld." on
th' i'ih inst hy Rev. e.. u. Zimmerman. W..
l.. Z .He .rntN AMI MAMMA J.. youngest iangh-
g.. 90 il. i,', i,ii .irri. al II tai. rn,.ntv.
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The following gentlemen have been elected
o1ieers Tor the ensuriag year by the Grand Lodge
Of Mars land Masons, at ils annual Communica.
ton rcccnily held In Ilaiiimorc
John Coates, Noe, wor.hipfal Grand Master.
Francis Burns, Right WorshipfuI Deputy
Grand Master Lawrence Sangsion, Right Wof.
shipinl senior Grand Warden Chas. 4 Wailrs
Right Wurshipful Junior Grand Warden; Jscol,
". Med,iry Right worshipfnl Grand Secrelar, /:
Frederick Hickey. Jr Right worshipful Grand
Treasurer John Mci'run, - u, Right Worshi,,.
iul Grand Chaplain Chsfiss T.. K.mp Hisi,
WorahIful Grand Master.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28

tNuiD STAI9 lloSbs ~ EunorK. The Echo
de Ia liuuisr published In Paris, has an interest.
ing atiire on thr operations IN United States
bonds 10 France aud Germany This journal
states thai ~ upwards Of siX hundred millions OF
dollnfs worth VI American securities held IN IN.
toIc, h'ur.iiiihs, ~ least are held in GERMANY.
The dtii' sales OF United States hoads At Frank.
tort. Hamburg, bremen aud Berlin Will. It Is as.
seflrd, ""nlnir havouably with the transactions
~ wal sir"l aud At solicrd am aud Vienna the
sales ate lager than IN London. IN Paris the
purchase ,fe snail aud are principally effected
by Am' ricans residing i or passing through
iha, ri'N. The Echo states. however, that while
the Eurai~'n securities have faciuaicd greatly
In valur. the United States bonds continue 10 nj
sanc' steadily, aud at present are quoted on The
houTsv a. q high figure
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;"- Il Is .ail 'lli" ,n. Grant hi. .Apirss,l
hims v rs b'ius OPP .el 10th, .usr, si,i inrf.a.
ni tie President salary. This Is Nha' Sc ry-
lcrl'd o. him aud w. iu,.i ihst thi. run,l,ulna
ton "i ihc s'h'me viii has, TIE efT.,i ~ putting
ID ~ sis-.n i,,fr,.t
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"
A GnEAI NEWSPAPER EStEHpnlsk As will be
obsriyed b, 'sfsrener TO prospectus, Assss's Re.
1ai Nee r.rksr Il 10 he nearly doubled In size
and o,hsrN isr materially improved. The RuaAL
Is already H. most populaf national weekly OF i,s
class. but he proposed change mus, largely ~.
tend he circulation aud influence.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28

~ ", admire ihuic Democrats nhu NOW
claim that Grant Will m,Le '.aimo.i 4 l,m,-
cratic President. We al~a, tai admire tia,
conservative Whu. Wien rc'us,6 ,du.iss,uu iuio
the ark, mvor,i ini'h'ul Nu,h With ihc lrcii, ton
that the cuu,ius lcluse 'aoaid ni d, much o. a
shaver ufff al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28

49, iIOa Jao. = Pendlsion, known IN other
da,s as the 'lone STAR wing Congressman from
Virginia. died -, Cuii~Pl~r Can't Hoa.e IN
Nouda, last
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Rfl'ff0g'sfDHic.

Photographic.
Tho identities" at Salt Lake city. On election
day. voted s. for Grant aud u ioF seymour.
The peach trees arc ia blossom NJ Tallahn,.
sec, Florida.
Europe dontlkc "a. she has only sgss ,uoo,. I
600 invested ia American enterprise.
General Early T. still ia Canaln. wears the |
gray, and has tin Hhcuhtiism.
a tumor. weighing 100 pounds. has lately had |
lady Of Troy, y. y, removed FROM H.
One million sacks Of wheat ere stored in the |
warehouses Of san Francisco.
4 Southern paper reports that q shock uf
earthquake was irii 90 charlotte y. e., "a few
days agu.
The Louisville '3aria ,ay. lruaacnnc,.
among women seems iu be- ga the lncr,a.c 10
that city.
Boston Is iusi LITTLE angry because General
Grirt neglected he, "a MS rorct tour.
Ia Augusta. Ga.. they havca milk l,ul,cr.
who keep cl"'r watch pn u" pump-
The sn"w l. eight hche. deep on "a level IN
Main".
society Tor III prevention ct cruelty Il,
human hcins- is h'iu- proposed.
The Missouri river wa. frozen ll umata IS
that lc'lcstraE' crossed "n t'ir i,"."n the .u'ii
instant.
Nj. brigham Young show the "uc seventy
9Th part wi"~rr. IL ha- Just lost ,nr,i
his wives.
\ Vernon; s'l,'rt .ay. IN h,. paper tia, hc
will 'tak" al kind. 81 vegetable, ~ pay iof
subscriptions except bc'us.
/ \ TcAa, laprra -. that ,ai &. town "a ,l.,
state. "ScrYt Hiltr.;'u. u,c- .uyth.ns except
| gold and :.vcr.
! ithas taken fifteen, soar &, ;,ns.h % lir 81
I d""f' i.r ii.' "a terra 't's-u'" 600 90" senate
wing 90 ihr capitol.
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Chicago -'. not have Ierse races. bat "irai
ting natiIs.s"
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TnE potEiE.lllAnED CoLoRIi Gigt. Al Nav
bRtrANs.-N, paid a visit on Il ida, 10 HAT inn,i
wonderful 81 natures 'reaas the iouais-hc.,i.i
culut q! giti OF perhaps it Wuuld lr nor, ,ot,,ct
20 SAP, ihc two girl. 10 "uc Fri convenience
~ ..... zeal. % them "a ih- plural. tn, .4,
cnitel. distinct, as Tar as mind J., ,un,rfu,
Laughing and chatting With each other. ani Doe
ins apr"'tntl, lpon the most Intimate terms.
aud un" may h " q headache or q cold without
The oih' hrini affected. hut att hyrr ~ other
srfi"u. ii.'Asc affects both equally,
Thou bodies are SEPARATE from the small - iii,
ha"h st. zach having q Perfectly formed hn.t
atd t''i. iwo arms, a. aua each hn, two .c...
bat 'hr." l onl! one 'iuuk. iiI'h atr r,innr.at.,
in'r.ii- ~, reading and writing Hiit CAS-. Wlt..
then manners are tcglly refined IA uuiir "A
!cEill conversation they did not abe a single.
grammatical error ani their Language was una.
sn"ll, elect. Upon Questioning them ~ to their
educ tiluH, they replied that the, had h.,n care.
fully taught 10y their former mistress Me-. smith
~ Columbus. North Carolina. in which village.
they a,tc horn.
Tie, are now fifteen year. old aud more than.
"'din'ltlt bright Tor sirls OF ih'if age. havins
had ii" advania.c 81 foreign travel The, 10th
sing v,rt swccily, one having su,iano and
tn oilrr cOntfa!io vuice. and w. have rarely
h'att no voices that blended - tst!,.,il, ia 4,
dn Nmong their other arc1inuIi. hurnts il
that 90 ltncing, aud the MANNER Ia which th,,
ma 80 20 execute waltz Is ifuly wonderful
Whoa .'andiug a. cr-e the lri, f,ni al on. and
the tight foot OF the other du no. lir ,lai uiun
tie il""r. hHtffsi upon III" toes ln walt ing
however they step i'h al their feet alike ,h.u.h
the, ctn hold ~ iva i,ti aud vail with perfect
ease wiih the other two
Ia soaking Of them rs one. they are called
Mill Chfisir but in addressing them separated,
one APPLIES the distinctive aplcllA,ion she on the
len icing called Millir, aud she un the iisb,
Chfi'.' though Chrisic IN addressing her other
bali, cl.'s her Sister Then, T. striking t..
seml'l"ncc lclMcen their faces. and the cunf,.t.
nation q" Their htads 10 much the sainc -Chfi.ie
tciug perhaps a shade brighter than her lister
ani faihel more i,lkaivc.
li'ufr riug These strange eiils we had fancicd
that ~ would experience a i,ring Of rrpulsion.
bat ll'r fast glance 1T their bright cheerful face.
dislcll'd that idea ciIeclually -Ncw Orlean,
FiragnA,
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.N1FTi"Jc 81 the Cicc Is'eSisirH,
IIsCf

IT,, marriage 81 Hon Schuyler CoiGiN. tie
Vice President elect, with Ms. Nci. Nadr
ui,c~ e.. Senator Waco. io.., place ~ the aoA...
90 zoe s''l~Tuo'hcr 81 the bride. Nfs Theodore
,a' htat Au1uyC.. Ohio at . @ ,ucA \ "
90 " tuesday MORNING. November Is Tie
"'ii.at aiIaugcm, we're simple a;l Lr,.t,-
itat - 10 conformity with the que, good {. 'r
% nIil Mr. Collar and the bride Thrr, were
pf,sytt ,uinr tory IcfsJng. mainly fainil, .ai.-
"cNi.r- and among the party wctc S.t.tu.
Wair lui wife Mr. and Mrs Matthews. s',p.
h'l's ,tI mb'urt O. Nj Colilx. Ni.s I,ffi-
N7'i VS. aud Mr v .. Todd ~, S,p.,.,...
Seal. There Wcrc 30 biii,,u,,ils 90. 90 ,iui...n,,
Mis- W.lc Mas dressed 10 wAI'r .ilk with ..,...
meat, - ie,fl. anl Ng Collar in tan ..ii %.
b.a'". hc simple mattlag" s,tVis. o. il' Com
EictHi"iAl huron, occupy ibe but a Z, - min.
u',. 'nr Was performed D., Rev NJ Beach u-
MA, t,t, pastor o. ihr church 10 ilit i.it,, A.
tended ry Ms Wade breakfast followed. which
tor''iri with warm cuu.taiu!Aiicu. md leave.
ialin-,-iur It's liicgii 20 s1y whic! %. 'hc ;ao.
h'iir 90 groom. has the waiHcsi iricli- iu .lA,
Nicin' ..--"c,gp,i 'hr tiulc unil it, requisite
20 i'Ae 'hr rain Tor the East. A'2N iac Lii.
dd Iifn consisting o. Mr. aul VI, Cu.ttN y.
and VI. Na'iLcNs Nj. earn. Matthew, ami
w. "m. y foii. lett ~ the ,i,,ciii ciy IT The
Pi'sii"et ~ ihc Prgns, l.hnia Railroad. hkiug
sgpl, AZ fitisAgis, Lfvtkflsiias 20 li.s.l.agis
and ,r'iS.ns At Baltimore ~ u An Where
III! "rtc th~ guest, oi VI. :. u : s'tg iA't ui-
u J. y. A. almost every station o.. To-. ruui,
VT. '"i''N WAS M, Ly crowd, Of Lis idmircf.
all" .ns.-ied upon seeing Lin and taking tim uy
Ia ilri.
~ J. " On Thursia, tie lari, let bal'.-
mot' 80 special ear TOT Washington arriving
tb'f" 40 + VI aud proceeded inu,. iiai.l, ,n
i'e "siicucc OF Nj rol'aX. StNi,rn- iud.A.half
sif,,'. "rro.iic L,ia; cite Squtrc
TIL hogsr has b,cu thorough, rci,,cd ,uI
renovated during the summer. aud O.. now ouc -
the ui".i comfortable tc.idtmcr. IN Washington.
u vii Le occarici by NJ Col'as auI mm.i,
dufiu.. the coming session
j, probable that Mr. and Mfs Colf.X
leave Washington carly next week tot iAe North
20 Bee absent unit. the meeting Of CYn.f..- IN Do,
c'ulrf Probably. says the Washington Nir.
no 'uril" ever before .ct ont ia married if. with
80 immense parish ~ hearty wcll.wi...f, a. do
the Vice President elect aud III, ,tt. ,sifs
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THE PRACTICAL FARMER

TIE PRACTICAL FARMER.
We 10. o., S,1h E,ar.
Published ina Philadelphia,
Ns',.." ~ pr ahHEni, ~ adrInee By
P.iN'WiLL MORRIS, Is No ~ s.,
IhdHkJhw
-ir'l. 80 !. chiefly made ur 81 original mat.
o. go t.. - .trl! Department - Agriculture
Hmtcilsa. tal rsni economy Large Inducements
AL i''.5a' teams offered % agents and canvassers
'.r'. .~ SO furnished ca APPLICATION NOV. -.
NnlQEic gUEtI NEw YnRKER. The Grea,
MuOnL > National Rural aud Family Weekly,
'.it 'e.s it- ti,t, year, Jan .. on q mammoth
r g. comprising sixteen larE- double qnarto pages 81
it c..unf each. ami also greatly Improved. Thi.
"i tlah" o. ia-r aoai double IT, former sire WIN
81 49, ttf-r - rEi, Vol M for isdp, wiil excel
u ~ r initials 90 pro. Fcssftc. timely and useful
W Hii iiiiiiEl and ftHiL, NEWSPAPER. man
y ''tf g. irl" .iirlt q its motto. "ExcELsfoE and
.'l.ct. Progress aud improy ,ment. aud making the
It-t " .'t 90 America
tr itr't o. not monthly. hut large and bcau,i.
iil Aiy-tt .fi"r iu taile. purity aud variety IL
content. a'i s4ilt. g. tir wants % all
TERMS % tt.r. I've c.ftes. sia. seven for kl9:
% as To- a. Now - ruE TINE - Stusczins AM
t'Et .tt.r L.lrfai Inducements o. club agents.
y. ~. IT, low Iliis. &c cent free u. u. T MOORE,
% i'.@ d - N'@ York Nov. 3s.-it.
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Ncgr" you cant
,p Z
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dearly love u EAD OF.
THE DIRTY SON ofA B-H"
wh.,h,,r ,hi. t.., ,,i. .,,..ii.,,,,, T.. mil
81 4, sexm,nr ar nIai, - s,varn /. Ian 4, a.,
,.c,u,c, hu, c,I,,,;n,, Z, ,.,,r. a., ,.,.,,. =.
;,n,,;,n.
- " ''"" :" ''"'''
"h the other side II the sheet II this inter
"s''ng announcement;
Nv T. WI LII SET
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100000 az MONEY
So ven -A"av 2
THE HOME WEEKLY.
l!tEtlli.APEST FAMILY PAPER IN
TIL UNITED STATES,

c-.iH u Ws,y Gi,.a iiray! ,
2. a'l 3. g. ,t. i.-i.., ~ I'D l-oN tic fsI.
"'t't i' taid ." a.. itrr np CRITTERS ~ Il the
.t 'u' seas 10 ia tNsri N"s 'mi-rs isi, isds and
L.---- l. L. =. -
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Mexican News

New YORK, March 27.-Further adj
vices 10y special dispatch to the Her
aid from MaZatlan, states that the rev.
olutionists now hold their places. Gov
eruor Rubi is hUmmcd in with his head
quarters in the mountains at CGpala
with 1000 men.
Corona is denounced by the rcvOlu
tionary General Toledo.
In San Luis POtOsi Federal regiment
had proclaimed against Juarez and in
favor of Ortega. They were Immediately
put down and it is reported that some
of the officers have been hung.
Governor Vega, when last heard from,
was the guest of Governor De In Vega,
of Colima, and his friends refused to let
him proceed to the City of Mexico as
ordered by Federal authority.
MARTINEZ attempted to stop DayalaS
and his troops. from leaving Mazatlan
for Guayamas, which led to several
skirmishes, resulting in the scattering
of the few troops Maritime had.
The gunboat Saginaw left Mazatlan
for Sitka on the 18th.
The Herald's Havana special says ::
Mexican advices state that Tamaulipas
continues to eXpcl foreigners.
The British Consul at Vera Cruz de-
MES having any connection with the
smuggling on the steamer Danube.
The estimated revenues are Sl2,0O0,-
600 and expenditures S2l.OO0,000 for tho
next year.
The Legislature of Vera Cruz has re-
pealed the poll tax.
A Deputy from the State of Puebla
made motion in Congress to censurc
the conduct of the Federal troops at
Acattan, in said State, as THEN inter-
vention to prevent the disorder, which
was insignificant, had not been solic-.
tied. The motion was lost.
The company who are to build telc
graph line between COlima and Mauza-
Milo are waiting for material from Cali
fornia.
At Guadalaiara the reported cOnspi-
racy against General Corona turned out
to consist only of five officers, who held
n meeting to merely express their grief.
General Allatorne had professionally
entrusted the military command in Yu-
catan to Colonel CereZa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-28
From Ottawn

OTTAWA, CANADA, March 27.-In the
House yesterday the Government an.
nounced the intention soon to intro
duce bill making American silver a
legal tender at rates to be determined
in the Council. d -. .|isf..
1t is said that the Government has re-
solved to repeal the duties on corn,
flour, etc, as concession to New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia. ..
Among the papers laid before the
House regarding the case of Rev. Nc
Mahon and other Fenian prisoners is a
letter dated January 18th to Lord
Monck from Duke Buckingham, in
which the latter says Her Majesty S
Government will not be justified in
mitigating the sentences.
1t is understood that the Government
viii yield 10 the wishes of the life in
suranoe companies and accept deposit
of $50, 900 to be held by the Government
ss security to policy holders, the de-
posit to be increased according TO the
annual receipts until 100000 is. depos-
tied and deposits are TO be made in Do
mlnlQn stock except in case of Amer
lean Companies froa whom American
securities may be accepted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-28
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, March pa strike occurred
among the operatives, of the coal mines
at Charlero, Bslg hm, The diseontfenatsteHa
assembled in body and proved riooous'
The troops were compelled to fire IN or
der to disperse them, and many were
killed and wounded. Quiet is restored.
1t appears that the man arrested at
Stafford was net Leary, though closely
resembling him.. The authorities are
satisfied that he is in the United States.
MANCHESTER, March 27.-The Fe-
mans Thompson and 7Mullidy, convicted
of the murder of policeman Brett, were
sentenced. to imprisonmeut at hard la
Dor for lifes = r..sTE fvCe
FLORENCE, March 27.--The Govern
ment is actively endeavoring to- sup
press brigandage. A large body OF
troops under General Patavacini are to
commence operations Immediately in
the province of Naples. Pa"
LONDON, March 27.-The report that
the civil marriage bill has finally passed
both Houses of the Austrian Reichrath
was premature. Some amendments
were made in the upper house and the
bill sent to the lower mouse for concur
rence. These amendments were agreed
to to-day by the lower branch, and the
bill only awaits the assent of the Em-
peror to become law. - -.ai.
NAPLES, March 27.-Admiral Farragut
has returned from Rome. He will re-
main for few days for the purpose of
recruiting his health, and then sail
with the fleet for ConstantinOple.