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New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
THE COURTS.
THE GREAT ERIE WAR

The argument before Judge Sutherland on
the motions 20 dissolve the inunctOns the suits OF
Sche agt the Erie Railway and the two cOgnate suits
was concluded yesterday, Mr. Burr closing the argu
ment on behalf 0f the defendants At tho close OF his
argument short discussion between Mr. Wander
pH Nr Porter Mr. Eaton aud Mr. Burrill, at the con-
cuson OF which the Court took the papers, reseYng Tvs
decision.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
CITY GOTERNMEN7.
BOARD OF AUDIT.

The Board of Audit yesterday considered one
claimthat Of William g. Ross, for $780, for damages
tained during the riots Of July, 1862 Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
COURT CALENDARs-rns DAY.

ouFhhRn COphf-CIkCUIT--Raf
opens al l0A g. 10. OytI art
SoJ. pttlebach sgL KAhb.
lleJ. Dawson agt. Wetm0Ie et a.
lWu- .Conroy agt Tuguell. w.
ll6l. .ClAhiA et a. agt LOTenitsln.
slJ. ~ y, RueyitAs and Cuba
q n Go. agt NeAee.
1871. Pierce et 81 agt Lynch.
1888. Becker agt VT In. Tel Co.
s81. Norton tgt EdgeTiou.
Il7. Caldwell agL n. :. kteam.
boat Co.
l7. .Rosenblaek art Craad.
SUPREHH COrhf-CIRCuiT-Palt
SVIHEnn C0URT-CHAABsRs-Hel
loan. Cal OF
2sl. Wilson AT. Davis /
kEPaAiOA CorKT-PABF He'd
nll
19d7. Stein sgt GunIberg.
JT99. N. y. Screw Dock Co. AIT.
White.
9dg7. Mccartney sgt Amsterdam
Fire lns. Co.
Jsb1. .HodgsAin agt Loyerldge et a. |
zoos. foSler sgt Breslin, &c.
5Iii. Jacobs. ko., sgt. Wilde
sal. steele agt Fuller, ks
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money on call is six per cent aud at this rata
there is demand for short dated commercial paper
Prime names at four and six months are in demand
and could be had at six per cent.
Exchange is quoted as follows London, 60 days
ll0SllOs; London, sight, 1lOl9llO! Paris long,
5.1SsG51lI; Paris, short, 5.1Ola5.10; Antwerp 5H
05.l2s; Swiss, 5l50512l; Hamburg. 3O.@So'i
Amsterdam, 4ll9A4; Frankfort, 4l9Abi Bremen
791a1S0; Berlin. 7l.G72.
FreightS-TO Liverpool. 5000 Slaves on private
terms. To London, 10000 bushels Peas at 0d. Ia
Glasgow, 1900 bushels Grain, shippers optioni
Wheat, Corn o. Peas ON private terms. 10 Bremen.
by steamer. $50 TINS LOgwood on private terms
British bark 20 Penalth Roads with 24oO quarters
Grain At s vessel to CrEnstadt at 6s for 100 bar
rels Petroleum, and vessel to direct port on ina
continent with 1900 barrels Petroleum ut 5s Sd.
Eighteen vessels now in Buffalo. hays discharged
their crews and laid up rather than run at present
low rates OF freight. Other vessels arriving will do
likewise.
The following was the days business at the once
of tho Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for CUSTOMS
$4740OO; receipts for gold notes, $9o5OOO total re-
ceipts, $5,45,9S7 98; total payments, $5,S6,O2 ~;
balance, $lOl, ,456,l67 l2.
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that all
Compound Interest Notes intended for conversion
into. thrco Der cent Temporary Loan Certificates
New-York tribune., 1868-05-12
PRESIDENTIAL UsURPATION.
THE ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.
The articles upon which the Senators are to

vote to-day read as fOI0Ws'
AR1IcIys ,ref by Of RspreSrt1tret Uid
Io IN N, n1u Of hStaselrcs all peOpL Of ne United
S agrisa Andre Johnson Presd,at Of tie Unid States t.
nojanGao support Of her Impeachment against nGgh
c,i,1ss nd utsd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-19
STATE or TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, January Y, 1858.
L O. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Hartford
Sire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in tie state OF Com eetieut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said company
has complied with n the requirenents OF he
laws of the State of Tenne see imposed on
Insurance companies and I further certify that
Henry A LitiletOh, agent OF said company
has also complied with the requirements Of the
laws OF the State, made and provided in such
cases: . -fra e.
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire insurance
Com pany has authority to take risss and
transact the business OF insurance In This state,
al Memphis, Teqn. q W. BLAt KBGRN,
ia2A Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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upBREw CALENDAR.
MASOEIODIREOTORY.
1867.

LODGES.
a - govt. 40. isE Meets irt Monday IL
every month, 81 &c sl" 5gi % 1900 -. 1851
a n 20 fu Bs3misn, Secy' r.H. H
-s.---r- ser-, .--yrs, 30. rs Hsets "a Friday %
.--r --,C.,-, ,--Eall. cor Madison AID second.
"a. = Waesie " "a ~ ,Iss,S I lsf n FrIsT Ii Of each
- - tr.fi .1,- Madison and Second. John
Aiae, Y 2 p y sS,s S9d y saTq Fqi6sS Se Of each
- -1-r-,fi,5 "a -FelIoVs' Hall P. ID. Stanley
VIZ: " IT. Bate, Sc. ~ ,,-,,.-
KTLwIE'zIr5G, No, sid y ~ sfrees GeorTe
He,le-sh, S2I, -. Il; &. X s'Giler, I'd sec
RoYAb ARCH ..r
Pr,yS Charter No :. Meets % hondsy or eaen
rn97th-pdd-Fe.lo lows Hall. Johu Lsnts ID. l.
d. r; 3. u. Levy, sec }.
2. AND s. n.
---vxa Council. No. e. Meets % Monday OF
-e-SE -7o1ts-Odd- CLOVIS Hail John Bsnt,
Th. IL, =. J. Wiggin, Fec.
TElfPLARs-
e5vvv-r Cen -asndery, No. 4. Meets 9TH Non
day of eaeh n'ontR. John Hsnt' COM n J.
WIgdn, Rec
AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
A F,loa. 5tFsef.
zra.~rs LODGE II PeriSctiOn, 18th; No. !.
stated CornllgniestoEs = Wea5hessasg eG5s+s "a higgnl g
80 I-ss-les n. Carroll, l4tE. sec
e r-rE cas- Lodge of PerfectiOHt Lfth.; 30. z.
gfC-fs zfll wednesday OF each ~ o1tS.; tssoIse &
T..-ersn. sd, O.. NJ. ; A =. Franklsnd, I'D,
,,ssIp4rA couucn ofPnnces OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
Na..I. Benz. K. Pulen, ed, Tarhh.''i -
.yAT-.ARY CHAPrEE Of Rose Croiz, 18Th, No. l.
Charies ". ADAMS, "a, n. W.; Ia l. lohi-
Pa -LIPFE DCPLEssEIs Council of Koah, Both,
N.. l. Henry T. Woodard, 3D., Comm ;
w YAM =. Ciroae. sd, Rec.
r,o,g--. TOBY or " zsT IEN1' Ezs5EE, 81. John
Eyr.s, (, sd, C0FnIn.'. IN Chie4i Dodge =
T,radei 23t, Reg.
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Attachment Notice.

Before p. II. Heinrich, a Justice OF the Peace
OF shelby county, Tennessee.
4. ]. White : 90. vs., q. Block.
TT appears frarn an afidavit hIed In this case.
/ that the said ID Block IS a nonresident OF
h the state or Tennessee =
: II Is ordered. That publication be made In
the Mamphis Daily Appeal for four weeks
from date OF the pendanoe of said suit, and
that he be required TO answer the same in the
time pleserihed hv Jaw, or Judgment will be
randefsd against him by default. Trial at 10
O'Clock am, on the TN day of March, 1858.
7. II. HEINRICH, J. p.
Frabruary G. 1883. fsbI law4w
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LIABILITIES


IL The greatest amount in. uTed in any one risk
Is S9O,0 90, except Ia special cases o.
u The amount insured In any one city, town
OF village, depends upsn It's size and how
built --s
l3 The amount insured in any enc block, de-
pends as shove. r-f
IL Certihsd copy OF the Charter Of the Com
pany, as ed heretofore. f-t t'
Is. General power Of attorney for Agents to ao-
cept SCI vica Of process previously fled.
-sa-H GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE d. COT. Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Diseases of tho Eye.

nR KEYsER, late pupil Of Prof. v. Grnele,
/ J In Beriln. has established his office al zz9ta
Main street. opposite Court Square. He Is pre-
pared to treat al diseases, make all operations
and phy.ical examinations of the Eye Re-
gpectfuily refers 20 the medical PROFESSION IN
RS eItv Office hours II to O'Clock. feh6 lmF
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'SS' ~A,g ~ q HAMA UER low. 4
as.,Hsso 20; 2SS Front stres.
-, 4eats e4aaoa Civ Gslt
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srArE oF coxsecrIcUr. :.

January s, lSjs, personally appeared George
L [ hase, Pre- lent, and George VI. colt,
Secretary of he Hartford Fire Insurance Com
psny, aud made oath tnat the foregoing state
nent By them subscribed, is q true, fnll and
eorreet statement OF the affairs OF slid Com
many. and exhiuiis, 50 far as can be aScertalned
II this date, its actual condition on the Thirty
fiast day OF December, 1891. -1l
Before me, GEO. SUMNER
Notary PubIlc-
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-''' Mis-, WM. b. COLLINS

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, IN every
oygn aud county ia the United SJates, 70 intro
du . this celebrated preparation, Agents are
of 4 auses. Applics tiOns FOR agencies can he
made Tor the present to Mrs. JscEson, at the
Whitennore House, Adams street, between
Third anG Fourth, Memphis; or to ths maDu.
featuring depot, No. ll3 sixth street, 81. Louis,
SO either in person or by letter.
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patby 5. ,. Bs8cNovr- sap'f


HeE. Surprising Growth OF an InSursu,
mshy CoHaPsny--ht. LouIs SEut:laI LIFE.
s9Sot The rapid progress this one of OF
I'm own institutions is making is truly su
eve prising. The following statistics, clippe
suPg, from the Western Insurance Revies
At :, eannot fail to astonish some of ou
Dos,o readers:
auth On January 1, 1854, the assets wer
ploa S2z2 54T SO. Ga the corresponding al
Tor 81 1855, tlfey amouDted to $3.50 go "a
Oa January ], 1866, they were $3.50 ia IA
veg OH Jplg !, 1855, they ameunfed TO 81
1t pf o46, So % On Jannary 1, 1857. the,
seelf amounted TO 81 395. .I62 Ie and or, .JI,lv
Sou1l OF the same year, 81, $50, ,45I 90.
ne efe ON the first OF January of the pfeseuI
ho ho re year, the essets had reached more thar
an tt0o and quarter millions Of dollars
)nS Com mmenting on these figures, the Re
bape UIe1 makes these just remarks: -
wos- And IL viii be seen that the eompapy
theti Is just about doubling its assets eech
Lhsn year; not simply doing double as nusI,
)ith this year as IL did the previous bur a.
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little Daughters escaped unhu,t -9a 'efss
i so@s9nlng pFOntspls 70 pon-s as lavsw fng
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-19
PATENT MEDICINES.
MRs. JAcKS0N'S
Queen BesS Complexion Wash.
TENE4E following certificates, selected from hun
Il dreds in the possession OF the proprietress,
are confidently suoDitted 20 the pGbhe
MRS. WOICOTIsS CERTIFICATF

rTNdE following certificates, selected from hun
Il .dreds In the possession OF the prOnrietres
are confidently suoDftted 20 the pablo
MRS. WoLCOTr'S CERTIFICATE.
QUIEcY, IL, November S 1888.
Mas. JACKSON, Dear KGdHrs-H IS With
pleasure that certify to you, That seein one
Of your circul lars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best phygicfans and
the Eighest medical authorities Of the United
states, cert flying that yoar oils for the com-
plexion and Teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant 1t
when used according to directions to cure the
worst and mest diffcUli cases Of nursing. sore
m0ath, oanker OF the stomach, bowels and dys-
sa-4ia. For scrofulops disorders, when used
Isl INTERNALLY and externally. it has no equsL
lr- Madan, seeing this, aud my little daugh-
ICED fifteen months having the -hOoplng
our h for several months, accom- pa0ied with
no 1 the doctors call white canker, her mouth
lnrCat bsiBg terribly liberated, and I hay
m led everything for its relief I could hear
Il to no purpose, bought one bottle OF
oil for The complexion, cal ed " Queen
on y went according to the directions, did not
ast lutte one bottle, and am most happy to
19' to You that II Las cured my child. she Is
o. lSas well and ne rty as ever she was in her
- give you this, nay certificate, hoping you
= publish It, that thousands or Others who
sy lloe afaicted with any OF the above affec-
= nay at once get a bottle of your Queen
~ ~ for feel sure they VIII dl-d immediate
a. I. Yours respectfully,
MRS GEO. WOLCOTT,
tf- ctr haf frtra a aud Saw At
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MRS CID. wOLCOTT,
Jersey street. bel. SIxth and Seventh.
3. VIM. r COLLINS CERTIFICATE.

:, Rs. VIM. r. CObLIHs' CERTIFICATE
~ HASNIBAL, No, August p, lSS5.
"a 5. JACKSON. Dear 9sdq1a I am most
-e y to inform you that after having Suffered
than three yeas with what some pbysi-
all nCTSlus sore mouth, or canker Of the
: sh aud throat, tried various remedies,
lut found nothing 70 DO gse any good until
eeth, called Queen BsSs." oou zht one bot
le, went according TO directions, and am truly
hGnkfulto say l have found permanens cure.
doping YOU will publish this, that other poor
ufferers may be benefited by 1t, 1 remain,
Yours respectfully,
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COTTON BALES.

TUE undersigned have made extensive a.
4 TEngenent- 20 supply the demand FOR these
Ties the present season.
In addition taths FAESHAE DIAMOND FIE
and BUTTON TIE, 80 extensively Esed hereto
fore.they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIF. with
teeth 50 arranged as 10 trslsntiy clamp the
hoop when the pressure Is removed -floI1 ina
bale and hold Il Without slipping.
Great pains hsVe been taken 70 secure re
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 80 simple In their arrange
meDt that they can be applied By any one. -
bales OF any size, with the Earns faeii1ty and
eEPedition As rope. In strength. security ard
facility OF sFpiieaionl they VilI compare Ia
vcrably with any yet introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are row gener-
silly recognized; but Is Is deemed not out q
place TO cal the attention OF those interested
to the very emphatic recon- y eudztion or Tn
derwriters, steamboat Captains nud Owners
and Agents OF Sea steams err ard Sailing Nez-
ssls, recently published IN the newspapers in
New Criesns
CHAMBERS 4 L.ATTTNG,
General Agents, SeX Orleans
For sale By
MEACHAA a TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co.
Memphis,
sez2 ko6
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l. The name OF this Company Is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and IS located at
Hartford, Connecticut.
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2 The Rmount Of capital stock ISL, ,O0O0o0 0
g. The amount of capital stock paid
up AOO5UAV
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AUHR 90 CO.,

TAKE pleasurs to announce to their numeF-
/ Gus friends and patrons, that they again
have opened 81 - North Cosar1 Strees, Win
large etock OF FHovFers, Shrubbery, Bulbs,
Es.fss well ad aafed to this climate, and raised
ia their garden, which is near the city on the
State Line road.
All vTho Wishit decorate their Windows,
Gar,sens and LaFns with Natures beauties,
ara Invited to ihll and examine their stock,
which is equal to my in this country, and viii
be sold at very low figures
All Plants sold whether IN bloom or other
WISE will hs Warrfnted TO be as represented.
Ali orders for RouQ8ets. lsytng out OF Gar
ssrs, and planning shrubbery or Fruit Trees
will be promptlz attended 10.
AN orders foi Fruit Trees viii be accepted
and filed nom the Enwood Nursery, which
ial2 u ---
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An Ine1perIeneea PoIitlelan.

Welsarn from reliable gentleman at
the Courthouse, that ene of the newly
enfranchised sought conference with
him day or two ago, and in great
earuestness suggested to him thatit was
apparent the rights Of the colored men
were not amply protected Ia this cans
ysss, g For,u said he, /" there are four
or dye Waite men running for the Con-
ysntior, and we beve only one black
man. / think L Is no more tlna0 jnst
that we should DO the same, and believe
we ought to run two or three or four
more colored men, 10 show them that
we can name ~ many eandidktes as they
can, What DO you say about II 90 The
white voter endeavcred to explain to the
eolored voter that II was not exactly IS
he viswed 1t, but he was not easily cons
WINGED, and departed, fully impressed
that the matter was not exactly avsns--
xupd ash wood, 20 10 Biriev. ~
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profitable pickings and perquisites, are TO
go into the pockets Of the pet OF the Bu-
reau who may be selected as factor. 1t
is another scheme for rewarding service
able pariizans. All that the Govern
ment can have any right TO demand Is.
that the planter shall ship enough Of his
cotton to the Bureau pet 70 cover the ad-
vaness made, and ;, If the bureau is to
act as paymaster to the negro, to pay his
wages. With what right or proprlety
the Bureau would engage In that busi-
ness, Of paying OFF the planters' hands,
we do not see, nor by what right It I'M
dertakes to enforce the performance OF
contracts fos lsbaur. The Government
might as well undertake that business
between all white men in the country.
/. The BKlleiia remarks that the com
pulsory consignment OF crop worth
perhaps 5000, for an advance Of $500,
to carpet-bag factor, may perhaps pay
the Bureau, which Is to be qua -anteed
but what assurance is there that the
planter will receive his share of the con
signment?n 1t would be safe to predict
that the Government would lose one-half
of its advances, the planter get about a
third OF that which he should receive;
and the factor become rich, pious ard
respectable on the stealage
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be Bulletin says:

Now we pause to ask the planter II any
commission merchant has ever imposed
conditions so stringent as these? has
he ever, by contract, given power 70 his
fsctor, upon the failure Of his crop expee-
tations, to come upon his plsntation ana
order a sale Of his mules, plowsr the Igr-
I,iture ia his house and kitchen For
thu order makes all these things : ia
bic ? for any balance unpaid. We have
no guarantee even that this liability
i. -, f5,Lress1 i,pdar tbe civil law or
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tits perfectly evident that the stipula-
| ton requiring bond and security and q
| lien upon the planters mevables,
amounts 10 an insurance by tbs latter of
! the neRro's labor and against the casual
! Ties of The season, without having the
! means OF compelling the laborer to work.
To carry out these conditions involves
! an espionage by Bureau agents over the
! operations Of our people which we do not
/ think could be tolerated by them, and
are therefore Of opinion that these offers
| of the Government will not generally be
| ayailed of by persons who would intend
20 carry out the conditions OF the sgree-
ment in good faith.
The planter, Il he aecedes to the terms
of the Bureau, will obtain only portion
Of the provisions required by his hands,
the sum appropriated for Louisiana, for
example, being wholly inadequate. he
/ win get no sdvances for his own support
during the year, or with which to pay
balances, or to provide for the future, or
10 purchsse mules or agricultural imple-
ments. II is simply a scheme to provide
for the negroes, and secure the Govern
nent for its advances made to feed them.
There are not many cases in which it
will enable the planter to employ them.
II any one accepts the terms, he will
hind himself-1. To find employ nent
during the crop-year, for the negro. 2.
To End them in food, and forage for the
team used by them. 3. To subject the
whole nett profits of his cotton to the
Deynent of the pegrO's wages and sup
plies. { To guarantee their wages and
support by acknowledging tacit mort
gage upon his personal propertyi and, 5.
To permit his cotton to go into the hands
OF a person selected by the Bureau, and
truly loyal, Of oourss, to be sold. The
whole crop must go together, hoy small
ssever the amount Of supplies received.
Moreover, the Bulletin says, ave have
learned that a responsible planter APP
plled to the Bureau here to know lOhether,
n he should come f0rzgard teiore bis crop
) Of cotton Das sent to market, and pay Of
The Government account for ddrdnces
the Bureau ,0oUld allow him 70 consien
his crop 10 his OGVa coHlnatsSt0n merchant
The answer reported to US was that tn;
Bureau would not consent 20 such q dis
position Of the crop.
1t Is common enough for the factor whc
makes advances to stIpnlate for the ship
ment to him of the whole crop, the sn
tlcipated commissions on it heln part o
: the consideration for, or Of this induce
ment to making, the advances. Tb,
contract is a legitimate one, and ough
to be honestly complied with. But th,
Government does not propose to becom,
A cotton factor, charge commissions ol
sales, and put them In the Treasury. Al
. It expects is to get btck atitAdvanees
ana secure the negro his wages. Th
RI -~y-s~ - ii 4lsss.4.ask
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Wanted to Exchange.

WHO viii exchange Memphis properly for
w well improved place Of 900 aers-s -al -
so acres In high cultivation. In fellQbu.hs
county Mfssissippf ~ miles west Of Coffee
vile Gin House, Gin and Mill on the place.
good and substantial quarters IS wei As -t,oles,
stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder % run ne
place: also. Wagons. Farming Tools, ete, eie.
Hands can be had 81 low figures, paft OF
UbIrb are now on the place. Might take part
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