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ARKANSAS.
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE IH-
PEACHED.
4 stormy Debate ana High Old
Times Generally.
ARKANSAS.
River-steamers

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March IA resOlu-
ton was introduced into the House to-
day deposing Speaker John G.. Price
upon various charges specified in the
preamble. An angry and excited dis
eussiOn followed its residing, which was
participated in by Lieut.-Gov. johnson
and the President Of the Senate, who
wss directly charged with being the
author Of the bill, and who spoke by
permission Of the House. PERSONAL.
ties we're freely INDUCED in by the mem
bers, and a stormy time generally pre-
The House, however, adjourned
without taking any action upon the reso-
The river is falling rapidly. Arrived
Steamer Lsni Lsoti, from Memphis
No departures,
TIE weather is clear and pleasant.
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A HAvANAdispateh states that the revo-
lutlonary Gen. JUAN CAPoTE LEBIz has
been captured and shot. Several advance
guards Of the insu1gent army had also
been taken prisoners and dispatched
With kRi0es ;" Such acts of ~strocity ID
the part OF the Spanish authorities viii
tend to increase ten-fold the horrors Of
the rebellion, and nay ultimately bring
down upon themselves a terrible retfiba
ton. Tney certainly cali for inserven-
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-TELEGEARHEO


Cincinnati
CINCINNATI March T-rlour So Z596 50. Oats
Csc. Corn SIC. Whisky Gle. Pork held at S32 81
93} %. BuIk meats he and I54c. Bacon
shoulders lac; sides I7Gl7%c. Lard held at l9c.
Wheat dull and nominal. Rye, steady, 81 44@
l IS. Barley unchanged. Cotton, dull, &Hc.
raw, l3%9I5@c. Coffee Zlg2jc.
LOutsvtIge Market.
LOUISVILLE, March IL.-TObacco-sales 27
hhds at "a 5O9lT IS. Pork $50 50. Lard l9c.
Bacon shoulders l44c; sides l7A9lsc. Bulk
shoulders l3Ac; sides l612gl7c. Flour s. 5O9
) 81. Torn 64G65c Oats 62a64c. Whisky 92c.
Hay SIS. Cotton 25Ac. Rye 81 80. Wheat 81 80
al ..
Sew Orleans arReE
New ORLEANS, Msrch I7-Cotton in fair de-
Sales 300 bales; receipts lZ50 bales; exports
2l52 bales. Sold 324. st Ring 49, CONNER
cial i2@42%. New York sight u premium. Flour
dull; slperfine So Is Xxx So 80; xxx 81. Corn
tending Upwards at soc. Oats lower at ZIG
TIC. Bran unchanged. Hay easier; Prime S26.
Pork firm, Mess S33. Bacon firm Shoulders
l4Lgl44c; sides IT49ISc. Lara dull; tierce3
IS@l9c; keg, z0e22c. Sugar drm C mmon pa
l2H'; Prime lAc. MOiesses Il mer; Common
606t65c.; Prime 7U9I5c. Whisky dull and un
chan Ell C.foe nominal; Fair I59l5Ac;
Prime E9l7}4e.
sew YO-h szareet.
NEW YORK, March II. - Cotton decidedly
more active aud a shade hrmer. sales 1910
bIles. Uplands 215@.9c. Flour s. 3095 50,
c osiDg at 5aIOs beit-r. Wheat la2o better.
New mixed Western Corn S3%Gs7hc. Rice and
Cot e quiet. Island Sugar I29i254c. Molasges
dull.
Dry Goodr-amoszesg Prints l2,. Victory
lie. ArnOlds l0Lc. Lowell and Brigg5l loo. The
better qualities are firm at 1870.
MOney-Ths demand or money was lively
early In the day, and the market was firm AZ
per cent. on call, but lower at the clrse OF
b4nzing hours, when the inquiry abated, with
liberal offerings at per cent. Prime Disc ulis
nOminai At 79l0- Ster4tug weak; prime seq
81; sight ga. Gold was dull until l pm,
Wnen rum9ls that the Government was ABOUT
to sell freely, and that there were to be lib raj
IN portaJiuns from Europe, occasioDed a de-
Both reports, however, are improbable
The price opened at 1915, and closed at i}l4@
1925 The rates paid for carrying ranged from
l TO = per cent. Clearances 63,tOe,t00 State
bonds dul. New Tennessees 65A96jas.
chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March II. Flour SO as 25. Wheat
81 49,. Corn 5szc. Oats E04 a54s. Rive 81 10
al 70 Hishwin 90c. Pork S3l 563I 20.
Lard lSZ9lS%c. Sweet picked hams 1919.
Sc. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. March IL Flour 81 50d5 50
Wheat 81 359i Co.. Corn 67G70e Oats 20 a62e.
Barley spring .sl 909l So. Rye 81 2T@l 80
WHISKY soc. PORK S52. Bnlk SIDES l6Gl612c
Bacon shoulders lac; sides 17Gl7%e, Lard 1910
9lShc.
Foreign
LONDON, March TZ.-Consols for money $50
s3Ia. U. $, Five-tWenJtes eS1.
LIVERPOOL, March H.-Cotton closed quiet
Uplands l2@l2Hd; Orleans l2ASl2sd sales SUNU
bales.
FRANKFoET, March I7.-U. s. Five-twenty
bonds duh al S7z.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

STILL SUCCESSFUL!
Thursday evening, March IS.-WIl be re-
repeated, for the last time, the most de-
dghtful new play, in ) acts. entitled LIFE:
or, Fairy Fingers-Helen DeLesRave and
Eern5tnce, Miss Fanny b. Price.
Saturda.r, at L O'Clock p.m-GRAND MAFI-
NEE. Admission, so GEMS.
SCALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle and Psruuette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 81
cents COiOred Boxes, - cents COlSred CAL
lery, Is cents.
Doors open at quarter TO : O'Clock; curtain VIII
rise at 8 precisely. Box-book open from 10
o'clock m to ) ON.
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The Nashville Banner Of Tuesday
seys: Tle last argument in the Tonnes
see Franchise case, of Ridley VS.. Seer
brooke, was delivered yesterday before
the Supreme Court of the United States,
by Jadga BLACK. The preceding brief,
by Judge CABUPaERs, on the question
of tbs Jurisdiction Of the Court, in this
csze, was able, exhaustive and eonyinc-
ing,
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CANCERS

nR. HEBERN-OFFICE AND NFIRMARY
IL 6a6 Wabash avenue, south OF l4th street
Chicago, Illinois, successfully treats Cancers
without knife, loss of blood, or serious pain,
10 the shortest time imaginable. Also success
fully treats Chronic Diseases and Consnmp-
ton, ap4-iyl2 WHY
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CHANCERY SALE
- = NJ D -
ISLANDS 80 AND 40.

WEDNESDAY, March y, y NJ. at the sales
w room of ROYsteT, Trezsvant q Co., Auc-
tiOueers. At the Northeast corner Main and Jef-
fersoa streets, memphis, Tenn VIII be SOLD to
the highest bidder. at public safe. the undivi-
ded interest of Joel W. Register, decd, being
One-hAlf the lands in the following tracts:
lSt. Tract $40 acrts On Island ~.
3D. Tract IA acres on Is.sni 50.
50. Tract 2U0 acIes On Island a..
4th. Tract 100 acres on Island4!
9th. fract 50 acres en- Island 4l.
9th. Tract 80 acres On Island 40.
TIE lands viii be sold in separate tracts, ae-
cordiBg to map, which may be seen az the
Office OF the auc,ioneers. These tracts are Well
known on the Islands as the lands Of ROyster
q 8Tansfort, and being so accessible TO steam
boats and market, are exceedingly valuablS
for their lumber end pr1duciians. The ashland
other woods viii yield 10 cords 70 the acre.
Terms-One third cash. balance on a credit OF
six and twelve months, ror notes bearing six
per cent. interest, with two approved Securi-
ties.
A ASTON, c. & NJ.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT q CO.
mills AuetiOneers.
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SIS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE. March 17.-John
Thomas wss murdered at Big Bethel on
Saturday by three unknown negroes,
whom he surprised while robbing his
nrernisHs-
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sa.udI.S Committees

~SsandIIE COmmIttees
Finance COmmittee--I.T W~inaemore. John
Paul Eaker, h. Noting.
Committee on Lands-HOward M~illspaugb,
JOhn a. Grow, d. W. FlOWree.
Committee on St-smbOa sJOhn y. Davies, j.
Ed. Montgomery, II. G.. Carson.
IN on Docks ana Wharves-WilIam
Creevy, ". =. Otis, D.. Q. Martin.
ommitbe on Revision Of Bylaws ard
Charter-John A. Grow, j. P. Baker, Howard
Millspaugh.
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just Received!
S1TE have on hand and efer for sale at the
w lowest market prices,
zoe, 900 Lbs. Pcrk, sides Shoulders and
hams.
o BbIs. Mess Pork.
so BbIs, Rump Pork.
IO,OeO Lbs. Pork JOwIs.
0 Kegs prime Leaf Lard.
4OO BbIs. assOxGed brands Flour,
SEQ BbIs. Seed Potatoes.
1000 DOz. fresh country Eggs.
100 BIDS. MoEasses.
SO Ehds, Sugar
o Bags Coffee.
Q Bb.s. and geo sacks Salt,
Aud q complete stock of Groceries.
STANTON q MOORE,
Memphis, February Is, 1853. 80 Front street.
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THE PUBLIC.
Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
APPEAL, one gccr------.------......Sl0 *
EEKLY APPEAL, one O.
RATES OF -ADvERrIsIEG.

RATES OF ~ADVERTISIEG.
Transient advertisements hGUfng the run o. ne
f,FDey. 6rSf insertion 81 each Subsequent DlSeT-
tSOn 80 cents per Square.
4 frey4iseaasts IN Want or Rent column 10 cent?
-r hne each insertion.
,ach additional square.
4 Establishments inserted al nabSVosS 70 70 C"HReU
Is 4lel0 each insertion.
n nsbI,, 4f,.rrfiseaenLs inserted IN the SUNDAY
VIZ. 7. mi be charged Oae-stIth additional.
A ipsrtseneists inserted an ne WEEKLY ~0 Os
.6Gr0ad haJCofD DAILY rates.
r ri Eotees. 20 cents per line gTSf insertion ana
t9Z cents per line per month.
fr91sieaf advertisements, not from regular I'd
-.e-feerS MUST BE PAID FOR IN
a Square Is ne space occupied 6y s0H HaeS o.
s6d ~RonpoTel.
CORRESPONDENCE.
0o-,sSnondeaee. on Public Events, solicited from
eue-g part Of TIE Unied States.
AINSLIE. HEATING d co.
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L0UKSVILLEE.

LOUISVILLE, March l7.-St. Patriek's
day was generally observed throughout
the East and West.
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officers :

DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col John A. GROW, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEWTON 5. OTIS, Secretary.
Oh ARIES 5. STEWART. Assistant Secretary
JOHN B. DAVIES, Chi=f Engineer.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, March I7.-O'BaIdwin the
Irish Giant, was arrested to day for
riotous conduct.
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Board of Directors Tor the Present Year /;
John A. Grow, J. Ell. Montgomery,
Thomas A. Adams, Ms Otis.
l. WinneDOre, Dr. J. r Watkins,
William Creevy, +. Y. Rocket,
David DeHavea, ID [. Rartin,
Howard MilIspaugh, Captain H q. Carson,
John Paul Baker, John Cobb.
H. Netting, Gen.. 7, Z. Crittenden,
D. W. FlOwrea, John H. Davies,
Samuel Patterson. &c. Hess, Philadelphia
K. d. Cobb, 26G Front st Memphis, Tenn
George Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW

DOSE CROTX OF $3.50. NJ.
II DEUS. MbUMQU -. JUS'.-The IA
Knights Of Calvary Chapter of Rose Ky
Iroix are PEREAPToRILY SUMMONED M
to assemble at the Chapter Room on
sunday morning. 2lst inst, at 1920 am, on
business of i'm p~ortance.
BY order OF the M. W.. Master.
mali ID. TOMLINSON, secretary.
Z. q. g. r.
NOTICE The officers aud members OF Gay
IN 90 Encampment, No. 3, are D~tined to at
tend n regular me ting this Thursday evening.
Mareh Is, 1859, at "a o'clock.
Py order OF FRANK MELLERSH, G. P.
THos. BACON, Scribe. mh'S
FOR CxECGEEATE.
Memphis and Cincinnati Pac Set-For Evans
vile, Loui,vilie and cincinnati.
..--...E ni1llps uiaSJeT
This fine light draft steamer viii .T%R
leave for the above on skSEsS
THIS DAY, 49, inst. at 8 pm.
VINS0N a DONAHUE, Agents,
mills 24 Front street.
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MACHINERY
FOR
Draining, IrrlgatIng & WreekIHg.

ENTRIFuGAL UNP
30 to 10000 Gallons per Minute
OSCIZLATING ENGINES
Half to 80 Horse Power.
BOILERS. SMOKE CONSUMING.
experimenting, and Sale.
FRICTION GR0OvED NOHsEHEss
H04sTGNG MACaLEES,
ALI Light, Compact. Durable and EcO-
EOmleal.
For Circulars, address Pateutres and Maal-
lecturers.
VIM. D. ANDREWS & BRO,
4I4 Water streeG. zEW YORK.
mh4 d&W
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General agent:
7. T.
Special agent;
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

LEGAL Agents.
John P. Bah er, New Orleans.
W Spears, Nics sburg.
F. Y. Rockett, Memphis.
J. b. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
j. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j. Cox, Evansville.
j. B. Davies, LEU sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
S. j. mes, Cincinnati.
Charles Fl. Beckwith, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, 1T. Louis.
]. +. Merriman q Co., st. Louis.
Don AlonzJ Childs, New York
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed to
4. Y. ROCKET.
mh4 Agent At Memphis.
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Z N e,
JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No.. 81 Je6er-
son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
tention given to Stair work. HouPeR and We
T. naabs framed ready toz saspptnfs sfA
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& HOUSE
THURSDAY. FgTDsY ANDSATURDAT.
March 18TH, 18TH and goth.

Announcing the great Chief Of Minstrelsy,
DulPGZ & BGlGdlGtS Gigantic MiIStFGlg,
COHpossdOf rs Famous Artists, on their Six
teenJn Triumphant Annual four, enlarged,
improved, reuOdelled for 1858. introducing
nightly more variety, more briliancy, more
or ginality, more real merit. and giving grester
satisfaction than any two combined Troupes
travelling.
Doors open at :. Commence 4 of 9 O'Clock.
Admission 50 cents Dress Giro e, PsTquette
anu Arm Chairs, - cents Secured Seat, 81 %.
BqXOfnce open from 2 to 5 D m each day.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEG Saturday If
tsrnOOu, March a0tb, at ~ O'Clock.
mbl5 CHAS. II. DUPREZ, Manager.
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WALTERS NATIONAL h0TELi
NORFOLK. VA.
M. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR. ASTRICT
u &. ly nrst-elsss house. sepl8 6m
BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Lehman Loeb, individually and as a
member OF the firm OF Loeb q Co., bankrupt.
In bankruptcy, District OF West Tonnes
seo-SS.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment "a assignee of Lehman Loeb, of
Memphis, in the county of shelby and state Of
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adjus ged q Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of March,
A. ID. 1869. WILLIAM Y. CIkODE,
mhl5 :229 Assignee, Etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, Tor
the District or West Tennessee. In the mat.
ter of julius A. Pollock, Individually, and as
one Of the arm OF GlidWell Il Pollock, Bank
rupt. In bankruptcy, District of West Ten
nessSse-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Julius A. Pollock,
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby and
State OF Tennessee, within said d strict, who
has been a~djudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn the 18th day OF March,
A. d. 1863. l. \. CIRODE,
mhl5 q % Assignee. Etc.
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Spicer & Sharpe,
364 MAIN STREET,

MAGEVNEY BLOCK.
u I'll CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
n GROCERIES tor family use, and by re-
ceIving fresh additions by every packet. and
almost daily by rail, their assortment is kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FIOur-aI lew prices;
The best Hams and fast Bacon and
TO5E1ess
Fresh Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa shells /;
Choice Teas-Of all kinds
shaker PreserVes-selit3g low by the
case;
SyruDs and MOEasses the best
Choice Sugars and C0Aees;
Hess MacEerel; keHdsIE'S Crack ers.
Families in the country and city would find
it 70 their interest TO cal on as. Wetnvariably
please our patrons.
feb9 SPICER 4 SHARPE.
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CINCINNATI. March Il -rlOur 50 2596 so, Oats
Csc. Corn SIC. Whisky Gle. Pork held AZ S32 80
G3} 90. Bulk meats he and l5Ac. Bacon
shoulders lac; sides I7aI7%c. Lard held at I9c.
Wheat dull and nominal. Rye, steady, 81 44g
l IS. Barley unchanged. Cotton, dull, 27Ze.
Butter 3Sa42c. Eggs I9c. Chetse &c. Sugar,
raw 3@aL5Ae. Cofs 2l@29c.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMS.

ABDUL ~ L jtNGN
THE CONSTITUTIONAL SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON, February 18.-The Senate
last night finally adopted the constitutional
suffrage amendment as reported by the
Senate Judiciary Committee, simply declar-
ing that the right Of citizens of the United
States to vote and hold Office shall not be
abidged or denied in n State Of the Uni
ted States on account of race, color, or pre-
yious condition. During the discussion,
MIR. Salisbury said if the Almighty had
been as wise as the Radical party, and had
had their experience, he would have made
all men alike, and then al this trouble
would have been avoided.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, February 1S.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs has unani-
mously directed Mr.. Sumner to report
against the ratification of the Alabama
treaty.
Sepators Fenton, of New York, and Carl
Schurz, Of Missouri, visited General Grant
to-day.
1t is stated that all the assassination con-
gpirators will soon be released under the
Presidents amnesty.
The President has nominated William F.
Smith for Consul General at Havana. He
also nominated land the Senate contrmed)
Horatio Fox for Consul at Trinidad de
Cuoa.
The custom receipts from February Sth
to February 18th inclusive were S4,286 600.
The Reconstruction Committee is erasing
many names from the disability bill as it
passed the Senate, including that of Judge
Parker, whom Senator Sumner denounced as
an "atrocious Judge"
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Farther from c-r~,

HAVANA, February 17.-CeTtcin-C~cc-
raj Dulce still continues act'"c :~ccs-~c-
for the suppression of the C"sa~ rcbcN:c~.
The order permitting %citiz"Ho to c"~--T"7~c
has been revoked, and al nrr~s lave sc"'
ordered to be delivered " to 10 Cc-c-"-
meut within four days.
The Government has received intelligence
Of q rising in the vicinity Of llatan7as. -Ac
rebels number 800, and the greatest al"rm
prevailed there. Senior Castillo, director OF
a ssvings bank, has been arrested, and the
police are searching for other wealthy and
suspected men.
The United States consul having applied
for a passport for q naturalized citizen, the
latter was arrested, and the consul was in
formed that the Government could not re-
cognize his right 10 apply for passports.
The consul has photographed to Washington
asking for the prompt intervention Of his
Government to protsct its citizens, and in
case Of refusal, rendering his resignation.
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Georgia neutrality-suspicious. Memo.
rial to Congress.


ATLANTA, GA, February ls.-An ad-
journed meeting of the Republicans Of
Georgia was held here on the 18th instant
dition Of the State and the advancement of
loyalty in Georgia. 1t adopted resolutions
setting forth that the work of reconstruction
is not complete in Georgia; that Congress
is requested to consider the facts presented
in Governor Bullock's memorial to that
body that Congress should restore the
legally elected colored members to their
seats in the Legislature, and enforce the
reconstruction laws by such legislation as
may be deemed wise and proper that the
reconstruction laws have been violated, and
men are holding office who are ineligible
under the fourteenth amendment and dis
loyal to the United States that Congress
should enforce the laws and force disquali-
fed members to yacate their seats; that
the Republicans earnestly desire that no
person be appointed to any civil office in
the state except they can take the test
oath. They appeal to Congress to make
laws necessary to give all classes Of citizens
ample protection for life, liberty, and pro-
perty, and full enjoyment of political pri-
vileges.
Certified copies Of these resolutions we're
forwarded to General Grant and Messrs.
Colfax, Wade, Trumbull, and Boutwell,.
The Conservative Republicans of Georgia
have held q mass meeting to enter their
" solemn and unqualified protest" against
the above resolutions. They deny that the
meeting was 3 meeting of the Republican
party, and say it was only a small portion of
diaffected extremists, supported by q small
number of Republicans. They claim that
some of the Committee on Resolutions we're
wholly opposed to the doctrines and policy
set forth in them, and that the whole thing
is o Misrepresentation of the position and
sentiments Of the party that the resolu-
tons take issue with General Meade, whose
decisions we're sustained by General Grant
and o very large portion Of the Republi-
can party of Georgia that they do not re-
present the wishes of "all loyal men y;
that all loyal men are not oppressed in
Georgia, and do not approve Of Governor
Bullock's memorial, nor are they of the
opinion that Congress has not kept its
pledge to the Union men Of the South, aad
should do over again the work Of recon-
struction in Georgia. These assumptions
they soy are without the least evidence to
sustain them, and the resolutions were q
movement On the part of extreme men who
are hostile to the settled policy of Congress
and to the incoming Federal administra-
ton. They conclude thus:
This large mass meeting Of Republicans,
headed by their acknowledged leaders,
will stand by the reconstruction policy
of Congress and General Grant, and recog-
niziDg Congress as the legitimate represen-
t%atives, will and do lock to General Grant
and Congress and the Intelligent Republi-
cans of the North 10 save the country from
further unsettlemcnt on this and similar
nreteyts.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
REPORT OF THE SENATE JUDICIARY CONN

WA NNA va 49,
TEE ON THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, February 16.-Senate.-
The Judiciary Committee reported the
election bill for Virginia with an amend
ment providing the submission at the same
time with the constitution of the question
whether the fourth subdivision Of section
one, article three, and the seventh section
of article three, Of said constitution shall
constitute a part thereof, and the vote on
said question shall be "for disqualifca-
ton" or "against disqualification" If
the constitution is carried, the Assembly
shall meet OF the first Tuesday in July
but if defeated, there shall be ne Assembly.
If the majority of votes are cast "against
disqualification" then the parts of the con-
s"titution quoted above shall not stand as a
part Of the constitution Of the State but If
a majority vote " for disqualification" the
quoted parts shall stand as part CT said
constitution.
The Judiciary Committee reported ad-
versely to Mr.. sawyer's bill extending the
time for bringing suit in the Court OF Claims
for captured and abandoned property.
The bill for paying southern senators for
the full term was taken up.
The bill paying southern senators vas
postponed.
A bill for printing Duff Green's essay on
finance was tabled.
The Indian appropriation bill was con-
sidered until executive session.
The Naval Committee reported favorably
on the House bill regarding captures made
by Farragut's fleet on the Mississippi.
House.-Thc vote tabling the banking
and currency bill was reconsidered, and the
bill taken up, and additional amendments to
it were considered.
The bill, after being amended, was
passed.
The first section relates to the deposito-
| ries of public moneys the secoed provides
for the sale of bonds of ~liquidating banks,
unless notes equal TO its circulation are
paid into the treasury the third prescribes
the fees and duties Of receivers and the
fourth equalizes the circulation among the
States and Territories according to the as
sessed value of property after $3.50, 900 900
has been distributed in proportion to the
representation in. Congress. The banks
having en- excess must equalize within 9
year, otherwise their bonds will be sold.
The circulation hereby authorized shall IS
sue only as it is withdrawn, keeping the
aggregate circulation within $500, 0OO, 600
The Election Committee reported against
Hamilton's claim to the seat at large. toI
Tennessee.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Reco~nstruction
Committee, stated that it had abandoned
the bill re0rganizing Mississippi at this
time for more pressing business. The com
mi.tee will present the bill Immediately
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