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BE NICII'1IU5VI- - UT
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncct%,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF THAT NALu-
ABLE FARM HAO"&> - i Is f;ttiiy TJin
ND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT II : :
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF RICilHoNp.
Nv virtue of two deeds of trust executed TO IN;
Mary i: his wife to James A. Richardson, bearing
John II Gleason to Z. u. IEe,rb"r'i bearing 9at &c
the sth day of June 1850, both duly I.G2r""d y.
on marc Hi-we shall proceed to sell lhaving been
Respectively requested by the bcncIcarl9S therein
gr.:lre(l ut public auction, on MoNliAi u.e
t3th ,i.v of September. 1852 at l. O'Clock NJ, III
street, in the city Of EcirIrond, the properly GG1
scrlbcd in said decds-as follows, % WE: NJ
that TRACT OF LAND lying and being ~ t tnc
county of Henrlco, State OF Virginia, Win All enc
buildings, improvements. ana aPpTurrNH-nn,tnptSGnS
AID TW ENTY-NINE AND EVEN-ElG;II,i ! ! Ii !;
ACRES. more or less, and known as Inc thhf y
MEADOW PLANTATION" bounGe,t ms imI-
river . on the east hy the lands formerly Owned ~
Win;om Carter. now deceased: on the south ~
tie lands Of William O: George ana George ~.
Savage: on tic west by Martha Alien. DeIf,E ',I
Gleason by deed from G. W. j: arg +. "i.to1
wood and wives. hearing date July I'm. '"-3, &hI
duly recorded IN decd beck -, page ~ .-.o,.,
TERMS Cash for so much Us may DC fccG5s, &c,
snccieG in the l,o deeds Of TRUST. and for the SUN
IF SS:S with interest from IL" 2'th Day 81 Al
.usf, 1850 until paid which said sum IS S:t"t%"
Iy tie first-amcd deed Of trust aG ais3 '2r ti!G
August 1862 until paid which said sum i SCcnIco
hy The last-namcd deed OF trust ana rs 10 iic ~
idre, upon such terms may be anueunce" II ING
'i''c Oh 'i'e J.''GH 4. RICHARDSON. Trustee
EDW ARD Il. NEWBuRN, Trustee,
PICIT tRDSOS * co., AuCTioNecrs. Sc
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Wr1i u = c. DURHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND
LONDONDERRY.

THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorte Clyde-bullt passenger steamers are In
ended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
SO. 20. North river, ati2 o'clock ".
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 anu
SIS.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, slGo
Storage 10 Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
s35.
PREPAID certificates from these ports, s2I.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, liayre-
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., ut very low rates.
Drafts issued payable ut any bank In Great Bril-
tain. ,
For further information apply at the ccompa1ys
Offices No. Bowling Green, New YORK, to HEN
DERSoS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & co, Agents.
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ICn1E0Nn AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF. SCHEDCLE;Ion
and after SATURDAY. May ~ 1862 the PAS-
SFNGER TRAINS on this road will he run rs fol-
lows: xr,.,r-,,~, ,, -c,,.-rrpc
leave Richmond daily except Sunday al 8:i5 \.
H.: arrive 1t BurkcTllc 1T l":G2 T.. NJ. making
,lrsc connections with trains on the u.isidc rcad
Iul Ear,uviilc, Lyuchburg, bristol. hnoXfiII'
Nashville itenphf7, &C. sc. TiiRuuHlt s MI !,
hNH EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily 1T 2:.U >.
H.: leaves Danyillo daily at 800 L. NJ; arrives al
Greensboro daily It l5s r. NJ making clos con-
rrftans for all stations :hc North Carolina roao
both East and West 81 Greensboro, Charlotte,
Colunhi' Ausns;a anH ~ E9RtS; fIut RyD FIX.
piri,:,S leaves tirnt.gboro' daily at l:i5 \. VI.
leaves Danyis Gg %t49!A "; aTrIHGi q F FNg
SiE%t 10 lray, HurEcyil!c Laily Except Sundays
nj Pas p. NJ: arrive at Richmond a. 4o7 I. u.
Through tickets hc procured at the ticket o.
fir in Richmond 10 Ill important points south ;'nG
Southwest and Ut Greensboro and Danvi!ic 10 Ill
P''4-' THOMAS DODAMEAD,
r.oS superintendent.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND 1&FSs
fNMAN LINE OF MAI. STEAMERS; SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SAIuRDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, Payable in Gold.
riyernool or Queenstown ..................SlV0 Oo
Steerage. Payable in Currency.
tiyerpool or Queenstown. .................S 30 w
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
: if-nrnnol or onstOyn ....,......,.....S 80 90
u,,iraPw ~ { ......................... 20 90
:. IN. u nv branch steamer ....... 10 90
Steerage, Payable In Cu,rSncy.
TIyerrool or Queenstown. ~ %
s. johns \. f, by branch steamer 30 60
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
he Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply ut The Company's
,ilices JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New FORK; or to
WILLIAM C.. DURHAM & CO., Agents
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syvr,rvT, TooIs AND PLATES.


~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AM AN
EHtND-CUTTER, lilO MAIN STREE
Tie rev patent BRANDING-oN, iof h u ners
fcctIv adapted to branding barrels or any oshef
article under the new law. , pmshas In.
Enrra Stock Stencil Paste Brps PTess a
rSSn.sa and German Silver Frames steel ltihgs,
Ghec;,s Tags, &C., wholesale andretail. nAa
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Er35HEETURE. eIc.

FURNITURE. sIc.
BURNT l. Il Z, MATTELSSES, &c
= HARDWOOD & RITTER. opposite the post
Office Main street, are now PREPARED - 1nanuiar-
turc to order any style Of FUEN tTuiE and
MATTRESS .
We have now on hand the most HIegt II stock OF
CHAMBER. pARLOE. and DiNlNG-kODM
FURNITURE that has been seen in Richmond Tor
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought al
our establishment from S%j IL Tjoe.
MATTRESSES and STRING BEDS Of AL styles
mud" TO order, and warranted rs represented.
As the prices OF most oiiIcr goods are coming
CO%!r. we have rCdEccd the price OF every article
in orr line, and are selling about rs lows M%
did before the war. All in want Ct Ft.AIit !tE
or NJ aTTREsSES can MAKE money by cX:Irninu"
orr stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or The poor. , ,,,..,,-,,
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-otlicc. Main street:
ic 9l-3m i.!clliG"Hn. w.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
N nAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3D. the trains Of this road viii be run ns follows:
Leave Richmond ut 4 \. NJ ana go L: II.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
eur attached. will leave Richmond daily ut 3:41 L.
NJ. and Petersburg daily ut : A. NJ. (ounaays eH-
ccptcdl. 5000. p,,o, ~,
Scavs. aud the CSC =. NJ train Will not leave e.
tcrsbiIsg 81, Sundays. y,
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take The 2:30 L. NJ
train on and ate. August the lllh Instant.
Baggage checked through. .., .o,u
will leave Glover l!il ut i. NJ. and. returning,
leave Kichmcnd 1T 2:i0 L. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS, and Saturdays. ,,,
nn1a Suncrlntcndent.
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CPECIAL ,NOTTCE.-On and after this
- date we shall be forced to sell ut retail FOR
CASH ONLY, and trust ti.at under 40 circum-
stances our patrons viii ask us for credit. Con-
Quoting In future cur retnil department 81 RICILY
UPON THE CASH SYSTEM, we shall be better
prepared Than heretofore to give t'Tlat VIC suaran-
the) entire satisfaction.
4 n Immediate settlement by those indebted 10 u1
viii DC appreciated by ,o,xcc ~
80 y9w corner Twelfth and Siain Streets
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CEWING-MACHINESO OF ALL KINDS
= REPAIRED. The sIOAT ELLIpTlC SEW,
iNC; MACHINEs BouGHT aud SOLD. :, Mc e ,T
The only PROPER NEEDLES Tor me r c- 4
the 'tSiINGLE-THREAD HAND MACHINE Of
the gold medal pattern which we think Is the beSI
SLOhT & ADDINGIoN,
iyoa 1dl5 Cary street near Fourtcenth.
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w ths . SOW PRE-, 3Isn ~ NJ lSS d.,
pss GLOWING descr tIon n "a ~ 70 20
- Cons Ec2; rs nake aud repais G% KITS
TisLEs, " '.tspt,Dh a sAFES Wl iab!FHJ28
article t RassiTpAiS 4 and IN iac alss
VIZ W oH made to order ~ a use. E,IyllsKEY BI
erel and f fs and fearcd In a eSaa o n1
action IN .Sery ca m@fke we hope to to 1--WE vel sats
aa id--Ins s'sSe. u, Wt:on,tS IN ,T Ya''s~
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O JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
10 % General Ticket A gent.

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
N RAILROAD LINE-E0R BALTIM I'll, pr
TIE NORTH. AND DRTHWEST-CHANGE
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY( ENCEFT SUSDAfS)
ON and after TUESDAY, Sth of June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and N9rth.
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad al
Richmond Tor West Point. where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain L. c. FREEMAN.
or KENNEBEC. Captain j. II. FREEMAN,-botb
boats having been put In firSt-rate order-rcachne
Baltimore the following morning I'm time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning. the boas leave pier No.
Ii"ht-Str2gt wharvcs foot OF Barry street, oaiiS
Except sundays) ut O'Clock +. 81: passengers
arriving in Richmond at l2:l 7. NJ the following
day in time to connect with the express tram
on the Richmond and Danvillc railroad for Dal,'
vile and al! points on that road Greensboro,
salisbury Charlotte, &C., y. c.; Columbia, s. c.,
and all points South. ,>
leaves Richmond daily Except SunGaysl at }
o'clock p. NJ; leaves West Point daily Except
Mondays) at 1910 a. VI.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
nj L.Dt-
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FgACEE7NER &C.
MACHINERY. &c.
ACHING S III . ?.
SLCAT & ARLINGTON,
NACHIEiSTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE El5 CARY STREET: NEAR
FOIRTrESTiT. RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: EEPAIRIEG
STEhM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK Of an kinds made
and repaired with all kinds Of steam-tttiEgs 19r
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
Hustled and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JCDS0N;S PATENT STEAM-ENGiNE GOV
ERNOR. SELDEN'S rATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these Gauges
are Warranted foI. a year. We know them 10 he
Tic best gauge now in use. Thcyarc LESS in price
:lian any other MAKE. 4 fun line OF the above ~
;irlcs ALWAYS on hand. We also keep HpLl LANDS
PATENT $ELF-FE EDIEG GIL-CUP. for shalt
Ing and all kinds Of machinery Which saves ninety
per cent of oil. This is the newest ana best thing
now out. Come ard see II and us.
GEORGE y. SLOAT.
my 10 4. JACKSON a'DiN"t'H.
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ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS, CoNPAN>

ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE. HENRY Z FLAMANT,
81 Bls. IADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills OF ladlDg given from Richmond 10
I'll European ports for tobacco, cotton, gram anu
other freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable kilograms forwarded NJ low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast
Frelghts forwarded TO all parts or the United
States and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM G. DURHAM CO., gents,
NIoip Md
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EZ,AF. ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
NO. lcoi MAIN STREET GROOM No. o.,
RICHMOND, VA.
FREDERICK W. Poon rx.,.

7 Is1VA w fOV-., GETnEAI, ACENT.
Es.rh S,cs The attention % persons having nEAI
s sSd to The advantages offered bv 90 n0i.
on our part energetic efforts In senS?
S ior all property placed in cur hams
the North. W.. os'apiished throughout
pH 70 PPrTRa7rGlHAsERs we offer ION sArp cr,v
SEEAALL and fWNG 6o,a MILLS M h1lLt II
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT 70 TIE
y NORTH. EAST, and WEST, Uid the Rich
mCnd, Fredericksburg ana Potomac railroad
carrying the United states mali twice daily. Els ;
gl.lt cars with new patent slccping-chairs on all
trains. The through trains on this road are nov
run from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
streets as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lis 4. NJ, arriving In wash.
ifCtOn 1T 6:ti Z. NJ. connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East and
West. .,
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, viii
elegant ears with the new patent slcep!ng-chalrs
attached. leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
c,l at Sl5 = NJ. arriving In Washington at t:lo A.
W.. connecting with The early morning trains loI
The North. East, and West.
H0ih STEAMERS stop ut Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor MiltorG
and ali way-stations leaves depot corner Broad ano
Eighth streets at 43O z. II. Returning, arrives al
$3.50 4. NJ. , ,.,., ;.
all principal points. .,,. ~
For further Information and through tickets; ap.
My at the oifC of the company, corner Broad ana
Fi,hth streets. Shockoe Hill. and 1T the ticket Oh
dee corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. Il. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
S,rirtr: p-Tlt Superintendent. myI
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.UCrroy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
nv Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No IaI7 Main street.

nv Thomas W. Kcesee, Auctioncer,
No. 1917 Main street.
D1rLIARD TABLE. HOUSEHOLD
IS FURNITUR E.. SEWIN6.,MI4AS11dId6NNE 'i
@ sc, on hSoEDAT the eth Instant at 70 o. clock
NJ nv store, m assortment of FURSlIukE' &C.
consisting of ,r,ru
WhINTTT CHAMBER SUITS,
C0TTAGE CHAMBER SUIT. ,,,e,r.no
JENNY LIND and G0TI ,,s EI 6ESolGAD''
CRSDT,ES, CHAIRS. WASHSTASDS,
SIDFBOARDS. DINING-TABLES,
sEWIEG-MACH1NES,I Tin SAFES,
THINNER SET. complete
iENGiISTI CHINA TEA SET. complete.
ALso-,At Il q, q,c 4 { bir s,xnoc,ats.
aw ZION SAFE. r. w. kEESEE,
nc" Auctionccr.
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K No nrrTM AND AZ REGULhR &C. &c.
LAEDiSl;S on TIE JAMES HiYEk:-lhe last
ana elegant UNITED STATES MAI: steamer
J D III y 5 " l. Y T. I 4 X,
Captain Z. {. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at i!ocketS for ne 8 N R
HAYS at G5'rlocl 4. NJ. and returns on Tues
days. Thursdayg, and saturdays; .,.o =, ,,,,-
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con
meet with steamers lor baltimore anu p''n''
trains al: leave City Point ar Petersburg on arri-
val Of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, *. 81.
FREIGHT c...,-.,.,..
received Tuesdays Thursdays AND SstaroniS'
BOSTON, BaIti.nore and principal la'1nihSs On
Chesapeake bay and all regular landings III '"in''
river nj reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. ,,
Frclghts for way-iandngs mnst he prepaid:
Apply to Il. -: Al ~, S,vlarf
IN 20 cNltC Steal'cf' "''I .
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aUeyrrov sALEs...This Day.

AUCTION SAAflss...RHIs Icy
,~>--~---~>>s.-'@-"~ ~ ..o,to,nor
BY Thomas W. hecsee, hue'ion'''
No. 1877 Main street.
r-CrroN
rnpSES AND MILES All AUCiloN.
L \ VIII sen hio DN'' on Co"
an q Z s St9Th HORSE, scven years old,
cn,,ud and kind in harness
FINE IA: BAf t. h norms seven S'''''
eI anI H,I9 - MITE
9SA HHi@ " TU0IAs W. KEESEE,
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yeTJ SIEEsS CARDS PRINTED AT TIE
Up IA ISpATCu PRINTING. HOUSE ChEAe
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOAT9EsIl, I

/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STAT tsszss-4s~s22s-
III MARYLAND and HETERSBUkt,.-Chcap
rcliabic. and safe route To Baltimore, savannah,
SOstOn and the West. 1ri-wcckly line 10 BALL
more, making close connections with steamers 10
Philadelphia. No transhipmcnt Of goods Pc
more every TUESDAY,. THURSDAY. and Sh-
TURnAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except Sunaaysl up
10 O'Clock L. n. These steamers have excellent
,aoon. statcro0m. and passenger acconi!n"dail3Hs:
Esre ESt : meals and statcroom extra. For freight
IIAkVEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agents,
our0 Commercial Block.
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GEORGIA.

AuarsrA, March 13.-Dr. J. W. Darden.
who killed Charles Wallace, editor Of the
Clipper. was taken frem sil at Warrenton
last week by party Of dlsguised men who
took him some distance from towr, where
lhey shot and killed him.
ATLANTA, March IA resolution IN
The Senate to day TO reconsider the vote on
the adoption oil the 18th amendment was
su.tsined - to l6. and its odoption or re-
lection made the SPECIAL order for Tuesday
next. Ne action was taken on its recon
siders.ion in tac House, but it is asserted
,hs, the amendment will pass both Houses
next week by av,ts Of this conservative
Republicans ard Democrats The Repub-
leans weo oppose tearing down the State
governments. but believe that Congress
has . pc ser under III l4th amendment to
unseat all holding ifii;e In violation Of the
constitution voted for the 10Th amendment
with . determination to uphold Grant and
Congress. Twenty five Republicans voted
tor it and four against It. Forty two Dem-
ocrats voted for il and fifty six againsa it.
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pressure brought 10 bear upon the rev
SEC. etsry to inGuce him TO sell gold non 4
ally to iacressc his currency balarce, tut
really to make tight money msiket.-
Bat Ks are in that conc i;ion IT present That
liberal ,alcs f rod would cause them to
present their threc per cent. certificates Tor
re- eppiion. thereby producing a monetary
disturbance ard unsc,t.lag legitimate tus-
mess.
The Treasury to'ds. at different points,
over ten millions In currency. and tie re>
cent ,educiio, in the principal sub Teas>
ury is chiefly due 10 the large transfer to
army pay masters aud the pension account,
which ma, not be discussed Tor some time
To come. Tue revenue receipts for income
tex. hosever, will soon be coming in, when
the Treasury will bs literally supplied with
currency.
The bank statement shows loss Of e2l2..
100 10 specie. which 10 accounted for BY
customs aud export demands; but the in
crsass Of &4l4,560 n circulation 10 little
remarkable. The change on leans. dspss-
10 aud legal tender notes ere slight and
unimportant. Losns decrease, e420. les !;
specie decrease. &2l2.7s6; cireola len in>
t4I4, $50; deposit decrease, e2ll. 919; ie"
gal tender decrease, 14l9,25l.
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Prssidsn
Grant and his family today occupied ID,
pew set apart for them in the new Metro,
poltan church. 10 which he is . trustee
Speculstions As to President Grants sp.
pointments still continue. The following
names are mentioned as being likely TO be
sent 10 the Senate Gen. Dent, in place
Of Gen. Miller, Collector Of the port Of San
Francisco; Jas. A. Rudge. United States
Marshal Of New York; VIM. Darlington,
naval officer Of New York Frank NJ. Pix
ley, United States District Attorney for
California.
rnc reports OF military operations !"
Arizona for 1868. just published, show 81
Indians killed, 81 wounded and 81 captur,
ed. The report indicates that the war wat
carried on vigorously. but tho number Of
troops was small and tho result unsatis-
factory.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 15.-The Republican,
special Gays:
The question Of tho repeal Of the civil
tesurs bill 10 likely to be brought to ter :
mination soon. Tbs judiciary Committee
Of the 0ssats. to whom The bill which re.
esatly passed the liouss vas referred. held
long meeting on Saturday. st which the
sutjsct was discussed ., length in oil its
bearings The committee decided to re
commend that the action Of the civil tenure
lac be suspended indefinitely. Their re-
commendation will pass the Senate without
doubt, and will probably meet with little
or no opposition in the House. II is also
understood that their course is satisfactory
70 the President, and that the suspension
Of the law will enable him to mako APP
pointments during tho recess Of Congress,
thus giving him more time to decide
upon the merits Of applicants and give
him more time than he would otherwise
have if compelled to make all tho changes
pOw necessary 70 BE- made during the
present short session. 1t is expected that
the s,mm ttss will report to.morrow, and
that the Senate will take immediate ac>
tics.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, March 1.-The city yesterday
entered suis in the Circuit Court egains,
Kobt. A. Welt and his bondsman to reeove,
from e90. 900 20 tlOO. 900 all. esd 70 hav,
bssn appropriated to bic use By Watt durinl
bic term - comptroller Il the city from
1866 81 1867.
seckholdsrs Of the St. Louis l. Illinois
Bridge Co.. held meeting yesterday ant
voted to increase the capital stock Of thu
company 10 100000. Work o. the
bridge will be saorgs,ically pushed for
ward.
Recent arrivals from Hsgans Camp, near
Wsshita mountains, reported that some
5000 Indians, comprising all Or . portion
OF Camauehss, KiowAs. Wychatac. Ksd.
does. Sioux Coriel, keciss, Wacoes and
Arapahoss. ere settled on reservations. -
Ho6sn Is dividing them into bands Or colo.
niss With the view Of learning them the
arts Of husi andry. To this end he has
already appointed . farmer TO each band, to
instruct than. Farming i'm lements aud
sseds will be furnished by the Government
rhs Indians have great confidence in Hsgan
and enter into bis plans for their improve.
.'snt - readily with governed grace Is
could BE- expected.
A cold biusssr.ng snow storm. accompan
led With heavy thunder aud vivid lightning
ssl in about o'clock this evening which
continued over 2 hours.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, March IA Last Saturday an
impromptu meeti' & "a small number OF
citizens, held at thu Court ii ,use in y ssh
Vile. adtptd resolutions spp~o'iog Of
Grants Insuga ral Addr. IS. aud a polo ing
. committee TO cali county conv.nii IN I
citizens, irrespective OF party or color. to
give further and more authorative express
sion Of OPT ei,n. The convention vas held
., the Capitol to. night. A. B Shanklsnd,
Radical. pres,ding Henry s. Fsots offered
=, s buttons endorliag the inaugural, ex.
pressing corii Hence in Grsst, and pIede nc
support 10 tis administration in oil just
measures fr the pab ic good. He made q
brief speech in support Of the resoluli ,ns,
which. sffer speech, $ BY s. F. Allen, Judge
Cariir. A = Cilyer. Pref Nichols, and
others, were adoptsd. The convention was
no, so lag, as had been expected
about 800 parsons attending. There was
no cnthut lam manifested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-15
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CelcAee. lllineis, December 18Th
The ross' special Gays Sheridan will
- easiesse . nii'ssrv division With
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. New Orlsass, = esi ginally Intended.
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ne hros d April.
As: Botlse insredsced today 70 Sscre.
sely BoutWoll eoloeed man frcm Nee Or.
sesns. named Jssbsrs. and recommended
- . Ter epeoietaeas - assessor q internal
re.sose in that city. Jsubsrt said be did
not desire the oinee from peca piary, aon,id.
ssotissss bat merely 70 test The dissssi,ien
q The party 10 power q % the rights Of
hss race.
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