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rrxrtre 10 fI1 teT1x, IND on TIC trial uf 4 suts
truehf {cF the enforcement OF xny Hudt epot11ttF
rroc{ ct III rea1 euuttdet1r$on my rt gwen.
K1ANEt1fH


s1oaeft tor the ensesoensnt of my suoa eoot1aee1
rspc{ uf It . real consideration my pe g1yen.
1H1 vAAKEtN1 FxYy1LEe1
k1. FAkNsH0RxH. [t1lF11u pt tha Post
Udoe Eommit'et, ported 4 htl 70 seA:rict End
rerua4s% the tr1nkfrT privilege n fo!1ows:
o6oter ot thf Eu~sinnsct. member Of Congress-. OF
c4ser pe1seea enAlled by LAW 10 The t1oktnx
pttT1lerE 70 NzftEsse AxM pFEtfaSt Otherwise th2n
6y lH q hU NIt4ssn N81oKFkrd 4tE1AsIre upon
ue arter ranked. and Ill letters or Other ra1il
Il Att.r not lhus 1Enlet bJ the wztften sTnsturn
rrtF,ieEe ths!i he ctaTgsd with rites Of postage
which ne now o. may be ett. hl,hed By Law.
SEC. 8 And btH furthtf enacted, Thxt HuM
ano Nttx tie t1.t lAJ Of April Ee1t. no otdzr c5
the RorctLment. member OF tonErae1 q other
pereon entitled b. i'm to tia frank1ng pr!yi.ezr,
receive through tie nlais &ry raAl tna1ter nse
q postage; Dur enT latter directed 10 euch
efoeEf. member of Congress- or Other person thkt
Il u ptss duly tfnnkt or cthcfH tBo declared BY
Aw ffec matter. be charged postage ss In other
nj wAsHBuknE slked As Farnswo,ta 70
accept \ suht:t9te stiealtnG I'll Laws and pkstA
: u. FARasWUR3u III declined 70 allow the rub.
ettute to be onssed becApke he wts satlsaed It
ccu!d not pars.
Amer cotetde1abls ditcaeslon Mr.. MILLER
moved To aad to section sreptd eIeapt cor.
n felaucm - penslcnA. y Rejected.
n. John ON moved to 'sy the bill On the
VI FERhi moved to etr,ke ous the second
stetloo. Agreed 1o-143 to hG.
The bill c: nks!Etcg tho nEst Fcet1oo Ka2 then
paf1cd Ntth i d1t1elou-
Tbs following Is The votc On striking cat the
second nccttnr
, 1869-01-21

eio1 ed damage to Hlnisseek 4 f-o~|, broker tn
dtses md esrmtca'a. t nom *e1tno to SIS 40 :;
ufsetu1e14& ~ 90: pzrfI1 trsnsen IND Ho<1r
4 hvxns, paper des1s.r, ! suAl1sr A1,ount In.
tured. 1tn building Waa injured to the amount
Of kaf01
Df4ao11, Jan sn.-IAsr utshtA ire mnke ous
Ia The bzse1nent Of The Town Q9il 1t Fsut0ovflse,
consuming 'hs whole haOdtnG. togehes with ste
b. Horton, AID occupstd By Aes*1 Das:s Rrot. i.
fece1si n.erth1nts. The Tuxu AAn was owned
Hen. 4. P. DaY,s. md oce7p!ed By tho Post
jewellers, SD od1ees. The Recoud srurv u4ed -
a Town Hill, At 4 third - Anso1tc Hall. The
dwtI1tof houses o{ Ars. Perry 1ad Nj. Df11s,
both sc1olrttg. Wefe also consumed aud 4 Stone
building u~d a. . itme heute, owned BY NJ.
Hl1ten. AFczegate Ices esNMAied at 50 90.
, 1869-01-21

r uzrt,ko, ". vs.. i'm 70 The We4t vt,gto,a
Lssislasuls Organised 5es.trdT. Hon. g. u. y.
ND T. b. Fleming, s. O.. Speaker ot the Housc.
The choice OF United elates Sdcat1r 70 eli Tho
vacancr eccasloa*d by. tho expiration Of Van
,bsld y Campbell, Hon. .. Hubbard, ex-Go1.
e1nofs Rnr& man md P1erponk Daniel Paisley and
Gens14 " Powell 1n IN otdstss for The posi-
t1ou. TIC cpntcAt VIII b. spirited one,
, 1869-01-21
mfLII1GANs
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Ttib1ac.
LAxs1ao, Mich. Jan. ~.


EKNATx.
In the Senate oday tue t:omntttes On Claims
Espotted IN faror 81 paying the old mud well no
Beard claim, hy setting aside therefor the annual
receipts rom The un!ted statea of are p=r cent on
Ill pubic Ii sales. which ara passed to u Z
errd!t or the ln.e1nat Improrsmenl Fund. 4
rtfoln'ion to The foregoing 'etect Vas introduced
mo referred.
The General Ra1lecsd Law VA made tho np eelal
order of next week.
Tbs Senate pastcd the bill doubling tbs foes ID
NltntsIes In Ill couIls Of record.
u1C1H.
In the House bills weto introduced 70 give IN.
rua stste aid Of .oout SIS 900 to this u1tns9ttY
rspeatcR IN old ptostso winch rsa1t.es tae ho-
neIpxthY protector to b installed IN the med
lcn decertuent. thn1 teay1nR the question wholly
to the discretion Of thu Regents.
a htll waa 1lso inttod1eed tor tho estaal1ah-
u ent teSe OF icuale of:ege.
Thf neaerrcs p1setd By the House were m1talJ
Ct eu'atea 10 aturd ocalret1es to The north Of tnt
Stare.
Al noon hofh torses INST In Joint convention
The result Of yesterdays Tota On Berxtoe NJ,
read, md M. chandler was formally declared 70
eitcseu. Neither house held an a{tcr1oos
session.
, 1869-01-21

4T11HY. 1an. @.-Both branches Of the LeRia-
IL UT 1ntt Ia joint session tcd2v, lnd the cleo
lion of me- Fentnn ~ Senator was announced.
Act1tulEx to the ltpart or tho Committee on tho
ki1tr house ot 1laussfJ, tnese il m apparent
deficiency IN the aecouais Of tho Ac.ng snoertn-
teoae1 of the Poor to the extent Of orcr e., 100
The Officer asks Suspension Of public Judgment
Until be can prepare IN answer 10 tbs rep III.
, 1869-01-21

ing smoking IN tbs Assembly
cba0txr; rrQaeaftnx = etitenent OF
The aEd drAs & I9nceJ pad into the St1te Treas
rYy By tie st. Crnt1 IAka Huoextor Railroad
CaEp EpxrJ rndff tn act OF 1sb4: authosizsng
tnen to protect their ixnd1. std othcss Of no Er1-
Rl:Is wesc t1.sodaea pEovtalsg for ths ap-
pctntru*nt ~ utn 4oTeznos Of commission Of
ax-oue from eee1 orxros+iorAt D1sfr1et-so
locsty m sdetaeueal hozpts1l I'M the tnaaEe, and
Ezuslds fax n esv<taoo. psoposais 10 os aav.ted
ftcM tIds!.nt e4aets. The battling to b
x'fatcn sppF1P.tx1Ad, Of which only xF.ooo. !.
% 3 esp*rded n:a y.sE; 10 amera the r :stied
EtAufse te!adfve&o nils Ed Ei1tr1; to u11e I'd
doug dtmaSe for the p1ose1'on Of tee woal-
Eru~ltR 1ns rtst u repssa De lsw OF iab, winter
moT otaE fo9 The sssstnes Of the suprstn, Court,
ara p:6TIdtie only for the terms Of the supreme
G. nf1 hsEe IN Jsausf7 1nt 5nae.
TIE heu2n memorable taugrteg, for tha tn-
r<tvtnen, Of The Fox and WneonAln xtve1n VA
tpntuITed II
, 1869-01-21

FA1Hyn1H. Jan. 0.-The bin providing foe the
ts1e Of ta'hoada wtlch hare rot paid the tu1er.1t
On tae Stats oorda loa1od them, has used tue
Boues OF Representatives On III third fs4djar
without CHS rote aGGnattt.
, 1869-01-21
FOREIGN.
RfAnt8s
Tu1 DLCE 1ooK Fpn 1ns YKAn 1868.

1A4 AAEA 0V4A TUE 4Ak 48AA l4Q9s
PAx1s, ian. 70.
The French Blns Book for she yeat 1868 has
raads tu appearrnet. Correspondence with the
kursr1me1t 1t Washington shows that cordial
rslattons continue 10 b maintained between
FraEen ann tho United s:ztes. In reteesnce to te-
& ut evtnts In the spartIh psuinsuls, the Blue
Bosk sa5b that FEsnee, faithful to the principles
Of her foreign pofcJ, and 70 her niend-
ship for Spain, preserves striet
centrally, snd slneeztly wish:s her we'll through
the e.7tis. stanstiea sro given 10 thoe the
Etrcpgfh of the French amy, which II officially
reported to numher, 1t the present TINA, ~. 900
ner. Of whom lis 90 are On fu.louEh- 1hs Blue
Book also COT tatnt dispatches and toununlcx-
tiors which were exchanged between the Frsneh
Aud Italian Cove rnmtuts In regard to tho araeus-
Eon ct Rome by tie French troops. Allstteuprs
to make IN arrangement to that ead pr,ved
tu;tleas.
TALH1K-
PARIS, Jkn. 70.
Arson Brfltogame, OF tho Chincee Embassy,
had An 11te.1,.w to-da. with tho Mlsquis do Ia
Talleste, Minister Of Foreign Affair.",
, 1869-01-21
Proposals for the Publication Of
the Debates in Congress.

acru cosoxrsa. ~ s1.xoy.
~. ,o,, = t.s.aSSx t.;, 1;s;iSs IS : = 4, =.
= e. IN: :ssa
sar e g Il ss ias s'a
ste az p i 1IseI Z, ~ Taas y 1Ss e
batss 2 Sos9re.s r sslesy rspsssa ea "a ssssr
F ou h,4c61 TntSoa,a ~ s -
r. Il ps "a
II sN.1 ~ - ,ss ~. ~ "ss ,sS 49,
81 &c Srost1aissdenio of FvSiic P,inuaee e I'd ss.n
s:o1t = % Ign - tqsa S w1po.s I'D SO
publication Il lie aebatss aud pfoesedlasI 1t coa-
sfT,ns; ,o,,+ comn,,.., 49,, ,n,,,., ~. .....,.
pl:a q aastesao1 u dssy pa9sf eoas,iaist % 30
a saa h so Z
pubne.uon 10 otheT forma, ss Tie xhoie subject IL q
eh ss .'a ss'F' c'ntre'' for TT nna' '''for' 'aa '
Iii proposals. ahould embrace: First, TA~ furnish
t & e r. f. 44
% fRe 'ss dsssts, o.,,,
psper. % eortain % peiaeN matter % be ttusd =
= g s. esss. z IL s:ti u
sition 70 sats tae Hnas of pt . D used, Ind Ia
tsss.sa y ii
aa. Fl ote ~ e III
ssss aa@ssT e RI esp1 = er,9'e nj = fSIaiss
n'aafa 4sf ne ,a,poseoa, Of III. epors, 70 pa.ss
int 9gsss TIE r. x.thSn. ~ s1,S f., esarEe e nax-
a. n.per to be rntshoa nt EoaMss {aceateT d.
rs d. ,s st
turn Il tne nuarto eiticu so pntsd Kod drT ptt,ok
:' s;s:s:S fsfs:sss T 'sa *as' s.sa additional e77
Forth. Persons making proposals. Wit stats
:s.,4s. a9 :, ss:. %. u
s;aPt = s9ss =
1hoss sasFEf' III Gs; - sn a. tns .1ek
GO eemnens.tion IN su9 sasps Is ss5ead Vi: i ensss9
no pfoposa1 Vim be resolved ualeaa accompanied
Jad1s q pnt.tes !. Assdo,esg T. Re neasitJ 2. E
=. !s;et IT co9n!tss @ e A Eaons rs.a',a3 ae.ss e
rn1.9 ra1,i liz - stcananSsd e
a.uss ts.t ~ psIso5 q sersoaa nsaisx = eo.
as aas'stss Is tss % = =.
uesion thst tssy nay pots.ss eoacss11nk the.s pro
signaI fsiasa, Ws,hinEtoa: 3: p:c,-.-,.,.
eo..:: 1oI ths rasiie.1oa q Ihs 9t54!.. il g
nd Is i +: e. & e as
rrtnunS: The Hon. 4 F: ladin. Chairman q tha
sssss esssifss e. E1:sssss e ists D.
aTss!ses ffas Joint c9Ssa!1;ss & GasGras
ooas7''''oaa fTsat'r
I po*sis rin b receired Il Il om5s Of tho Caiek
Miis,T1 nos ~ e ae i
y, isfa or ihs uaosoo.tsaiou ot Eo1eTnnsns fspeps
I'd s7Hpl1e; tTsn shs f9iis.ax po!ai; . HosS
nors asrsh q ID 10 Oetobtf %. H.. ineiuai11.
e sae a e S9
M Ir ee Fo1s ata OF saa
n.ss sys1 it,. k'es: sss;essos = sSa Rs;a ; z
ss!s { M - : sss 1ss R:s.s :.
all sa]y FIT no RatoEa Ja GSp aofs y.
, 1869-01-21

LHcolx En1, Jan. sa.-Yestesiay noon both
torssa Of the /. Fts1ssure, On 1ozu. balIox, xe.
elected T. v. Upton 70 ths un1ltd stx.es Sealte
ia1 The itnr ter1
, 1869-01-21
SPAtn.
IHK NEH CoATH.

.... NAontp, Jtn- 70.
This new Cortes will meat PshFutry II,
pkcKIx T11IAe THH HCNBHk or DxtxaAYrS Y1pH
cuAA AID TpKro z1co II RI. HxE con.xp.
xApxSp, Jku. %.
The PfnTtsiou4l 6ovt1nment has laaued te.
crtt authorizing The Isltnd OF Cuba 10 send xleh.
sceu delegates, md the Island Of Po1to Rico
cleTen delegates 10 the Constituent Corle4.
Txoof1 T17 ccAA
Active preparations krc being rnsdn for the en-
haikaton Of additional retnto1eeE eHta for Cuba.
Fouz Gtles1ls ars to 60 out IL command cS tbs
tloop4-
, 1869-01-21
EoFANEHla

L,sbox, Jan. 70.
The ministerial atsin has paseed. saldanna
has e6tiined to form I rev Cabinet, 1nd the old
Ktnifuy under Marquis Ba1delra Tena4lna In
pf1te.
, 1869-01-21

Co1sIAHz1aofiI, Jan. "a.
The truth OF the report that Nr, No1rts, Ame,1-
can N1ristsr to The eub}1me Porte. had been r.
called bJ hla government, IL positively tel!e1-
, 1869-01-21

w..r,.o-o, r., ~
sFrsrF -S
... .fT1f1oys.
Petitions ftyortuR women suffta1e wrre rrr.,r-d
to Rat,1qo,s.s:yz 5sr Jae'e,.y rsnaa::ss ..,.
Of the Bank tupt la1 were also rftrr.d To Ina til
dleiuy Cenmitiee. - - '''S
M,.EpNE prts eutca reuona.ra1ce of the
Chamber Of commerce Of MilWkuker tgri, It ths
further extension OF cer'atn pu,uo.a Of a. Banf
rupl iax ard resoloiion. Of lie tare body a.ftnr
u 1ppo.nt@aen&. & q sann.s.'qa 70 losasa the
u.a1x.rnnrcr
..sN,.,
ID Il ;ss seassas.en q ssi1.e.a Ill 5!aa Hs siaa9 Z
.: .ns gsnistes On f1e!s Lends Il s5:a.s .so
NJ: :RobkR1soS insrodneed h!il o ext:ad
He 1es1tote.ton q tne Iopft OF Gfatne - tue
EAEas on loyal cltzdnf aRt1nst he United btAtes
lo8 tne 1pptopitAuon. OF ues1aeuon OF tnef
WopsnJ by ths st1y engaged n TIC suppEtss.on
y ssee!len 1e1erfed To TIC Committee on tho
@Ietd4J,
AE ~4LSOS tE1fooEeed . Dill 10 pEoTi1e fot
;s, d 1o o. he .no !ofees q tae Cn4tsa
C9En nstste On Aints1J Ann,s
It ptoUoee 1ur ne mas atrng ont oa eocno o.
Ct. n for I've yeats for the abolition Of drills and
bath, and gives pEtv1tea the eeneat the pro-
sttien u to The ttEe o! tstA which now applies
Mr. NJi4nE s1rn ,rtrnhneAd q him vtt~h h,H
tho sasae 1cfcte1ce. seozsRnix1ng the cenatal
otoecss OF the asmy. teiaiIs the General II the
kar< raJ. p7os1ce. tot Lieutenant Generals At re.
1he1s hsla y cnlei. q STAT. of Depsrtaeat1 nd
.re,,dss NV ~ ti,ss :. he,rsas. .n.n ~ "
temm.udrd bt cnonris. ,tIeeted foI Ill "
Ae.r d,.,n..1oa -. =. - -. o,dsr fhn,,n.., N.
So .,s ,sn'..s .s W. - s sss
81 ~ ~ tS.nss1nc4 na.s aa'stt ~ 5eA.o
~, ~ h .,s - ~ ,oS ~ ~ e as pSh
m,n % ALLIE ~ Rs1lruad hi = VIVA @f'@0' "1>''
49, W. = rxsernsr ,a915 " ~ sT'ttox. o. oF'9'0'A'
ME-. ,i1MHRR snH sHFRwSH @,,an..a H..
ucucrs '41 -. = - 111A'' op'ese1 '1e
Tne Ses. md ntr, v.,. r,d.+c, ,n4 ~ ,,,,,o,
e.rrtrd ~ IN s+n.tn II - II ssro ~.
centiyc ,crs,nn, rnd =; i.ta sdi.nrnea AaSo 1sA
poffsE f1F IT, PEprFNE3SraTivrz ~ = asTf
xn,1svranrcvnA
N.. JEpp tntr1 dnetd : Xii - .n,n,. IN. r'ty
~ ~ 49, - sIs -. ~ ~ saA45o Is Soo ~
H. fem r,es 70 en as eo Hesesseo 10
~ ~ II Se Yts.i " ..sss aanaI tx s,,,
stst., rt1,H. os'' ~ 1oe .st1ei =!
fe,1td To- the Comnai,t.e nn tenS Poa,,c isnna
, 1869-01-21

1o1nox, 1aa. 70.
Particular Ct The earthquake which recently
OCT ed srorEd the shores Of the BY OF Bengal
state the loss of life u vesT great
, 1869-01-21
MAIN f.
-.l.1.lZl
NEW FQA x.

AraUt1A, Jtn. 40-tto LsEtalA.nIe hss electe<
Hln- VIM C&lcwtu Eiatu Trc41usrr fot tha cnlu
LIZ year.
, 1869-01-21


AnOAANAs
Special DeapateA TO cho Chicago T1buua.
I1pYAyAya11x lsn m
rh.7. !. r,t 9tt41n +.w, ~ ~. t.,.....,-.
-. 4ey,.h ~ hn1frr ~. - ~ ~ ~ tnst s
efJrf n He0dY1etI HcH fhxn f>uronser war r-,
n 4t3 fy him htY+ u.34 ,h%
h eiec1tnu to-uu81Qx.
+ro,e,.-v,
LNotoG AA4sh'
SPee1al OtsFAfcn % IIe tn1ta9o Tribune
lxp1AAAFoLla, Ind, Jsn, 20.
/ Fo1se Entt It 10 o'ttock.
fett:1cuA HeFel lrtttuted for IN an epdnsent Of
I. Ae ~ ~ " taoslA5 tuf aQo tQRxllsy
u @aG = t"a su9 - y, GspSIAH5 NikA IeSq.E+ ~
0& 0[4tAt4 ~ %V4144Ha GC1OQi9
=. 4a1 tpENtu SiA@lAMtH uQ A4l4oAQk Me1H
A:1W CN!A ~ ue FS1&8N Nah uEo e01l*@o1-
II u14Ett II o'tl 1ulh0EtuE deputy 1ppr11tt1b,
win tn AMcEoaent seZ1Az.nR Alt acts OF Hp-
pt31Aet1 ana EoultJ Conmlaa,nLe.a, passed tia
, 1869-01-21
Drp' 'Goong.

GREAT !
CLOSING SALR|
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. |
CARSON, RlRIE & co.,
1886 Lake-st., |
WILL REMOVE, about
March Is, to the spacious
and elegant premises,
lis l. 120 State.st.,
and ara determined to dis
pose Of their entire stock be-
fore that time, if
EXTREMELY Low PRleRs
WILL DO IT. ::
We include in this general
reduction Of prices, all Of our
large stock Of:
Cotton Goods,
Notwithstanding they have
advanced about twenty per
cent.
ALI the best known and FAVOR
tITE BRANDS OF COTTON
much below New York Agents.
Prices.
4 Good Yard Wide Bleaehed Cot
ton for IL 1.2 cents.
| Very Superior 7-8 Bleached Cot
ton for Il IL cts, worth to-day
| 16 cts.
Extra quality Table Linen, IS cts.
per yard. Reduced so per cent
Etraquality Waterproofs, 81 per
yard.
CT English Merinoes for so cts,
formerly Is cts.
Fine Empress Cloths, all shades,
reduced to 60 cts.
Extra Domestic Ginghams, IL IL
| cts.
Mems Coed Merino Shirts aud
p! Drawers, so cts
Ladies' Fine Merin0 Vests and
Drawers, s. cts.
Large lot Of Ladies' Heavy Cotton
Hose, 10 cts. per pair.
Large lot Of Ladies' Fine Heavy
Cotton Hose, 15 cts.
4 Among the Winter Stock re,
mining unsold In our Wholesale
Department, and included Ia thit
sale, are some great bargains
among which are a large lot o.
Fine Dark Dress Goods for 25 cts
per yard; cost to import, 81 IL tt
Is cts.
, 1869-01-21
NTOTICE.


buAIuesa, tAErted hy ~ In tho city OF Chicago
ccas* from this date. hy mntaa1 consent.
Cn1rA1o, Jan. IL. lst1. CRA4IN d CO.
, 1869-01-21
Dissoluttot1 Notices,

IL &~<<~$~*S~NV - 4~t$V<0$
DISSOLUTION.
tbs eo.paztnership hsretak1so e11xtuF under tbs
n1me q s1yYEH BRos. IoWLER.i !. Lels esy a..
10 1txn IN uqutdanon. A. L bItYkR
III M:w wtay4HE FoahER.
Copartner-hfp-
The under.ixntd viii condeus tho bu1taess ct the
1sse nr1n pf a1vTER BEOs, / FOWL ER, nndsT tbe
nl11 nsls &nd ts{ls Of 5ATTERlEE, sITTKR 4
FOWLER, and NIL Femore On tbs a13t OF February.
oW 6tends- u. l. hATTKRLEk
Chicago. jan 1sa. 4. 4. + g1SxkE qoxEea.
iDISSOLUTION,
The frmof
0AXs XHDHET & co.,
WAs dissolved, By limitation D3cxu bes il. iEB
M1LL1AA e. DAY,
'IuHN q T1LDKE,
{AAEa 2. AGAPHRES.
q. C0PARTNE ER5 HIP.
The sndtz.tued have taA Day nFned eopsss-
nershtp. rndeT Tho ua=ae xnd nJla Of
DAT txkoHM Il 60.
TO dAte from January tses tnd Will co1tin1e tho
eusiness of FaacJ NJ doodA Kot!ons, 4e-st whole
4alt. WI Il. DAT,
John B. TILbEH,
WA. u. TuRRAAE,
JACOB h. SMITH.
r. Ne sha0 oe pltaled 70 see our o,d tfenca 1t
our NEW locsiior, 8 4bd s L&kext-, Burth's Boef,
corner Lake-st- And Hsbsah-ST.
, 1869-01-21
CxMdfR.
Kso!F1 Or 1Hr FHH1oEAT OF xu r1oT1noxA1
91TEkAXEAr.

Tia LtttFf< asststs that the President o1 the
CretAn PzoTittorxl toTtxrmsnt has Escaped from
Candts and Htl1 70 to the uaitcd Ssates, whore
he Will endetsoe to raise I loao ind purchase
iron t1aas with she oh5tet OF making ono more
tfsott 10 FIRE CandiA from the dominion of the
IH1tk.
, 1869-01-21
5tohRB, Ru1lges. Nc.
General Notifies.
CHHMIpuX 4 IaEFE8VRE,

peNe.4 II FRENCH CHARCUTFR1E, vii! ope3 On
next Snt1rtay, II No. st tte-tt h2rtet LasJ
viii Airay1 hzvt on hand boned- -tu1 EeI, ka.ae
h1re1. cold ue1tk, drJ xsu4sge<, &c Ba4a aaa pa
vste parties aupphtd 10 oste1.
PERSONAL
l64 Randelph-at. Roam ~ Of !; Q: BoI g Boo6
pcated np. kIAurip Cd. halAnted. cio*e2, eEE nc
ennnfa fHyrsffz1frd aod rad. ooI- f11n4lSuans
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, 1869-01-21

MASONIC.
The regular assembly Of Van Rensselaer, Grand
LodEe Of Perfection x!u be he'd II tho Masonic
Temple. TH1a {IhnradAyl EVENING. Jan. q. It "
o'clo<k. 81 ozdez Of NE +. n. GIN.
JAMES Il. kILES, Grand sec.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
GRAT.
Don PiatE has au Interview
With Him.

From the Cincinnati Commercially
was introduced, aud received
the compliment of quick glance, that
for the sixteenth part OF q second lit up
his ewes, and then passed out. For an
ether sixteenth part of a minute his
hand lay passively in mine. l said:
"Aa | mad no business with you, Mr..
President, was about leaving the city
without even paying my respects, as ]
knew you were beset by good people hav-
ing business"
"Tnst is pleasant" he said quietly.
81 fear" continued, " that the pleas
ure will be shOrt-liyed, for have found
come business"
"That is not 80 pleasant" he said, and
smiled.
"You will permit me TO state it?n
Certainly"
1 then went into my little affair, that
took about ten minutes OF his time.
Ending, said:
"G jod d.bye, Mr.. President. 1 hope
you will have good health and strength
enough to reform our civil service, and
get the revenue honestly collected and
disbursedn -
81 intend to try" he replied, and if
one set won't do it, I'll try another, and
keep trying until find honest and ca
pabie men,
1 felt comfortable. had called quick
look iuto his eyes, and had been honored
with the longest speech he had uttered
while / was 10 the room.
Now, if you ask me what ! think of
Gen Grant, l will tell you | do not
know. believe that he is honest,
earnest, and in the great work he has be
fore him, hope, capable. He certainly
walks out upon it alone. The old sort
who gather sOoQt the President, are in
Innate with and influence him, are not
about Grant. do not feel the influence
In the atmosphere. 1t may be all right,
but do not know. l only hope it is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Mission of the State Treasurer
TO Washington.

Mr.. R1st, State Treasurer, left Nash
vile on Monday evening for Washing
ton, on o mission Of which the object is
explained in the following section OF the
General Appropriation bill, passed at the
last session OF the Legislatures:
SECTION 20. Be it further enacted,
That the Treasurer Of the State be and
he is hereby empowered and authorized
under the advice Of the Attorney
General of the State, to receive from the
Comptroller OF the Currency the assets
of the Tennessee National Bank at Mem
phis, now in the hands of the receiver
appointed by the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency, the said assets, consisting OF cash,
bills and notes, receivable bonds, and
all other assets belonging to or
in the possession Of said receiver or
his attorneys. Aud it shall be the duty
OF the Treasurer of the Safe to proceed
to collect the assets as speedily as prac-
ticabIe, both real and personal, and shall
keep an accurate account Of said assets,
and transfer the proceeds thereof as they
may come into his hands, into the Treas
ury on the warrant OF the Comptroller,
and make specific report OF tbs same
to the next LegislatNCe: Provided, The
expenses incurred in obtaining posses.
sion of the said assets shall not exceed
$500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
MUSICAL.
Easter Sunday I'm the New Or
leans Chufches.

A correspondent, writing recently from
the Crescent City, says:
Easter Sunday was q great day here.
Religion and music seemed to go hand
in hand. Indeed it appears that Chris
tianity in New Orleans has embraced
music as device to attract to its stand
ard the wsyward who need something
more than the dry truths of the Gospel
to call them from their sinful paths At
trscted by the music, many visit the
houses of worship who otherwise would
not, and when once there, s5ssiled by
the inexOrable logic of the faith, some Of
them are induced to embrace the divine
truth, and thus music is great auxiliary
to the Church. The music at all Of the
Catholic and Episcopal churches was
fine but it is represented as having been
on particularly gorgeous scale st the
Jesuits' Catholic, and the Trinity Epis-
copsl churches. At the latter, under the
leadership of Mr.. Leo Wheat, there was
a combination Of sacred music shOwered,
with an imposing and tremendous but
solemn volume, upon the congregation,
which l might say could scarcely be
equaled. You may form some concep'
tion of it from the fact that the choruses
were chanted by the combined vocal
power of five hundred Sunday School
children, trained by Mr.. Wheat for that
purpose. You who are acquainted with
Mr.. Whest's wonderful powers Of design
and execution as a musical artist, will
not be surprised at any achievement OF
his genius. The pastor Of the Trinity is,
as you know, the Rev. Dr.. Gsllaher, OF
Louisville, an old comrsde in the armies
of the Confederacy. His eloquence is
working great results in bis church. His
appeal on Easter Sunday for collection
is pronounced one of the most persuasive
and finished efforts OF the kind ever de-
livered. It's fruits were the tremendous
sum of over $4,000 contributed immedi-
stely upon its conclusion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
JOHNSON AT CHATTANOOGA.
Continued Ovation Along the
Line of Railroad.

Speci 81 to the Nashville Union and American
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 6.-The
Journey from Knoxville here WAS q con-
tinued ovation. At Sweetwater the
-yOusg ladies school turned out and pre-
sented beautiful boquet. AT Athens a
large crowd with bands OF music. At
Cleveland large crowd greeted him.
TIE ex-President made a brief speech at
each place, returning thanks, etc. The
party arrived at Chattanooga, was met
by delegation OF citiz9ns and escorted
TO the Burns House, amid cheers, firing
of crackers, aGd other demonstrations.
A very large crowd waited on him at his
rooms. A crowd of fifteen hundred gath
cred in front of the hotel, and on loud
calls the president came out, and, iE-
trSduced by Mr.. Nicklin, he spoke half
az hour, aud expressed pleasure at such
a greeting. He was glad to retire from
the cares of Office. Hac0uld truly say
with the old poet: Far more joy Mar
celus feels, than Cesar with despotic
and tyrannicsl Congress at his heels"
Cheers.
He had not used his high Office as q
source Of em@zSnent and gains. DE had
not used tie Presidency as though hold
ing it to pick out the biggest plum for
The man making the biggest gift.
LCheeTs ]
He referred to Mr.. Davis, and his own
impeachment, and also to LOngstreet.
Concluding, he said ne hoped the time
would soon come when despotism and
tyranny should be put down. He inti-
mated that he might soon fight for the
liberties of the people. Tremendous
cheeriDgl
At the close he retired to the parlors
and received calls from citisene, Many
ladies were present, Leaves for Nash
vile at N, tomorrow. kIR-Y.