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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-05
DIR. RUssELL's
DispenSary and InRrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR. RUssELL's DIsPEysARY AND
~ Insrmary. tho largest and Oldest institu-
tiou Of the kind in the Southwest, established
N 1853. pleasantly located at Nos. 30 and a
North side T Court Square, Memphis, Tennes-
see, IL open for the reception Of patients desir-
ing treatu ent and the comforts Of home while
receiving tho ZANE. Patients also treated al
the Office or By letter. II desired
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits. Consumption. Syphilis, Skin
Diseases, SpernatOrhea. Impotency, and all
the diseases arising fram the indiscretion of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases In 81 heir forms edectually cured at the
above named institution,
Bh. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
60 Treatise on Chronic Diseasss iuruighed
froa On nnrIirafion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-05
The Militia-Ten Companies to BIO With
drawn and Probably Mustered Out.
Fram the Nashville Banner, April IL

From the Nashville Banner. April IL
Orders have been issued Withdrawing
three companies OF militia from Pulaski,
four from Madison, Gibson and Hay
wood, and three companies from Jack
son and Overtou counties. The ten
companies will arrive here in few days
and await further orders. They will
doubtless be mustered out of the service
soon, as it would seem utterly useless to
longer continue them as a heavy drain
upon an already depleted treasury. Two
companies will remain in Giles, one in
Madison, Gibson and Haywood, and two
com pauies in the counties of Overton
and Jackson. a company of seventy
five men arrived from Pulaski last night.
A very large proportion Of the State
Guards are said to be afflicted with
measles and other diseases, incident TO
camp life.
The sick will be removed from the
points named as soon as they convalesce.
The people over whom marital law
has been established, and over whom the
militia have had control, will no doubt
rejoice, even at this late day, at this ex-
hibition of confidence showa by the
Executive Of our State in their ability TO
sustain the civil law. The withdrawal of
these ten companies Of militia will have
tendency to stimulate the energies of
the people, invigorate trade, insure the
employment Of deserving mechanics and
lsborers, and gives general sense of
freedom and security all around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
TIE NEW ORLEAES COMMERCIAL
CONVENTION

NEW ORLEANS, May 2i.-Up to u O'Clock
this morning about 400 delegates to the Com
mercial Convention have been registered in
this city, representing Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Missouri, Kentucky. Wisconsin, Iowa, Arkan.
sas, tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, South
York, District OF Columbia, Texas. MiesIssip-
pl, and Louisiana. Steamers have been pro-
'ided to take the delegates to the mouth Of the
river to-night, In order 10 inspect the bar to-
morrow. During the trip the Committees will
prepare their reports. The delegations from
Missouri Virginia and Wisconsin are yerv
large. The Press is also largely represented.
Among those present are General VIM Van
dever, OF Iowa; ex-Mayor Wiley and DR. Van
Zant, OF Missouri; Governor Anderson and
Thomas Richardson. of kentucky: Governor
foote, OF Tennessee General Jos. Wheeler and
Generals Ruggles, Jackson and Maury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

Minister Washourne's Address-The Em-
Peror's Repty-The EIections-The
Races, sc.
PARIS. May y General Dix ba,ie farewell
TO the Emperor to-day snd Minister Wash
burne presented his credentials as his Success
sor- Mr. WashbGrne in addressing the En-
percr said ne had been authorized 20 express
tne hearty wishes of the Pres ident Of the
united states fer the happiness and health OF
Ms Males v, and Tor the prosperity OF France
ana lhe earnest desire OF the Government and
people OF the United States 10 maintain and
cultivate amIcable relations with France, ana
tonphold and perpetuate the traditi onal friend
snip OF the two countries. He trusted that
while guarding the interests contided 20 him.
ms residence near the court of his Majesty
would contribute TO the continuance of their
existing friendly relations. The Emperor re-
piied tnat he was glad TO welcome Minister
Washourne as representative or the United
States and was pleased 20 receive the assuran-
cts OF his Government with which close sym-
patny and amicable feeling had existed on the
part OF France unInterruptediy for O hundred
years he heartily concurred I'm the hope sx-
pressed Tor the continuance of these relations
and was happy TO welcome near his court A
gentleman so distinguished in the history of
his country.
The elections are progressing in an orderly
manner, and the vote will be heavy. The
Government candidates At the present moment
are ahead The opposition are properly hold
ing back for tomorrow.
The French Derby took place to-day Four
teen horses ran. Consul first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

INTERESTING NRws FROM JAPAN.-Japan
adyices state that political affairs are very un-
satisfactory. The Mikado had left Kiolo
where, by his command, a general Congress Of
the Princes OF the Empire was expected to as
raj leading Daimios had surrendered their ter
ritories and sovereign rights and privileges to
the MIkado is confirmed. A steamer belonging
OF Yeddo: Reported sixty lives lost. The
opening of Yeddo remained q dead letter, the
Government having placed every dificulty in
the way OF business. Urgent remonstrances
cause the japanese Government 70 remedy the
evil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

~The contest for Mr.. Washburne's seat in
Cons from the Galena district of Illinois
has been narrowed down to nine candidates.
~The negroes have beaten the whites of
Memphis two TO one thus tar in the matter of
registering.
IThe Portland (Me) Argus Of the 18th
says: "Snow is still two and a half feet deep
IN the woods IN the northern part Of the State
~The Pacific Railroad come from through
traffic, IL is estimated, will amount 70 $50 0OO oO
annually.
~Another imperalist newspaper il 20 be
started-this one at Memphis, 10 Ue called the
NathcrH ImFeriGltst.
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rRv Cahla n
Balsinsrs Markess, fs.aay.

BAIrIMoRR May 2i.-Cotton firm and prices
stead al - Aa2Sk cents. The advance is caused
by scarcity OF strock. Flour duh, with the
market favoring buyers. Wheat dull and
prices weak; prime Pennsylvania red, sl.5Oa
sl-o5i valley red S2aS2.i0. Corn active and
nrmer; white, IS; yellow, s7aes. Oats dull and
prices weak at 76a7s for Western. Rye, 35
a>1f5. Pork firm Al 30. Bacon firmer and ac-
tive; rib sides, l., clear do, I71; shoulders,
IA 4; hams, 19a20. lard firm at ~, whiskey
hrm and stock very scarce; holders ask ~ia
sl2l; tut there are no sales At these figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
ATTEMPT To MURDER An INTERNAL
REVENUE OFFICER

MBMPHIs, May 2l.-On Saturday night an
aIrned band Of disguised men stopped the train
rom Louisville TO Memphis and at
tempted to murder Internal Revenne
ofhcer Holm, who had prisoner on board, ar
rested Tor running an Illicit distillery An as
sistant OF Hohn's. name unknown, Jumped
from the tram, was fired on and seen 20 fall.
Mr.. Holm fired into the gang and killed one
OF tnem. The others poured q volley into the
train, but fortunately injured no one and the
train was Immediately put IN motion
The band is supposed to belong 70 a gang
engaged IN illicit distilleries, extending
through East Tennessee and Mississippi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

WIN. GRIFFITB, who lost both arms while
airing a salute in honor OF General Grant some
time since, was to day appointed a wstchman
al the Treasury Department, At the request OF
the President. The card from The President
recommending his appointment was as fol-
lows:
"Wllian, GrjFh-If possible, L wish the
Secretary of the Treasury would give the
telrer a watchman's place. He met with the
mist r une from which he suffers under my
eyes, and I feel a sympathy for him."
ySlguen.l Il
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PUGlLISrIC.

CIxC1NNATI, O., May 2i.-Yesterdsy was q
Erand reception day a. the Buckeye House BY
in training for the night with WcCooIe, which
10 70 take place on the 18th of June within MY
miles OF st. Louis. The house Was visited By
hundreds OF persons interested and curious 70
see tAe man who has dared McCoole to the
ring Thurston, his trainer was present, and
came in tor fair snare OF notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market worked with
increased ease saturday ana cali loans ranged
from six 70 seven per cent. with an increase OF
The number OF TRANSACTIONS at the lower rae
approved names on best collaterals easily oo-
lnning accommodation a. the lowest ngure
Ine statement OF The associated bank Is on the
whole favorable and making ne foil wing ex-
hibt Increase In loans 81 .uSs. In -rease in
specie 1858. Increase an legal tenders SSG-
sia Increase IN deposits, 22,l2J; Decrease an
circulation 0.iC~.
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ARMY OFFICERS As REGISTERS IN
VIRGINIA.

RIcHMoHD, VA, May 2i.-Fifty six army
omcers are ordered TO report TO Gen Candy,
10 De assigned as registers at the revision of
registration, which is ordered for June Iith, 10
continue ten days. Tne regulations issued by
the commanding general for the election are
tne same as heretofore. except that not more
four hundred shall vote at any one poll No
provision rs made as heretofore for whites ana
blacks voting at separate peIls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
Wall street Ts-day.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Gold marke; very
sciye, with rspId upward tendency pnedica-
ted on he tact that exchange is muo h stronger
Gold market opened ~ l&la, and has now
reached I42s with large transactions. Gov
ernment bonds strong. In the stock market
Reading and Pittsburg have advanced PEI
1eni. from saturdays price; ~ 10 now bad for
Pi;tsburg. New York Central is also strong
having opened 81 i92 a. snd advanced 20 lsi
Pacific Mail low, with downward tendeucy-
opened At sSh, sold down 70 s2s-preseni qao-
tSfiou S3k
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE

ROCHESTER, Mass, May A.-The boiler OF a
locomotive on the Central Railroad exploded
TINS morning while the engine was standing IN
the yard al North St. John. Engineer Fries
was severely scalded- The engine and four or
five cars were completely wrecked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA.-On Friday night
Mrs. Nancy Read, residing in Campbell county,
Va, was so seriously injured by blows from q
stick in the hands Of her son, John w. Read,
Rested, and. after examination by Justice, was
committed for trial. 1t 10 stated thai the mother
was trying, in a At Of craziness, to kill mem.
bers of the family.
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SUSPICION OF MURDeR

PREKsKILL, May 2i.-Ihe body of Charles
Mclean has been found IN the woods near this
place, with bullet hole through the forehead
and pistol lying by the side. There are sus-
picons Of foul play.
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ExrRNsIye DrsposA1 or

EXTENSIVE DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wilson, OF the
General Land Once, Is in receipt of returns
from the various local Offices In California, for
the month of April last, showing a disposal of
1866 acres Of the public domain, as follows
Sold tor cash III, ,407 acres, amounting to S2l7.
J14: taken for actual settlement and guilty ton
under the homestead law. 3,3iS acres: located
with military bounty land warrants, 6iO acres.
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FACTORY RURNEn

WeRCRsTKR, MASS, May 24-The factory of
A. Seaver Co, at Milford. was burned yes-
terday, together with its contents Cause up
known. The building was insured tor II OD.
stock tor $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

MARYLAND INSTITUTE SCHOOL OF DESIGN
In connection with the be9sfcial objects pro-
posed by the establishmeut 6f the Maryland In.
stitute, not one has proved more satisfactory
in its res uits than the institution Of the school
OF design. The twenty first anniversary takes
place this evening at the hall OF the Institute,
when the annual address Will be delivered BY
the Rev. G. w. Samson, ID. d., president OF
Columbia College, Washington city.-Balti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

a. " uscie-shell. on the Upper Missouri, two
weeks sgo. Tue indians me- with hot rec ep-
zion from The settlers, D. 70 20 Indians reported
20 have b-en killed and the others only saved
themselves by swimming the Missouri. IRE
whites lost but two men. Tue Indians ana
supposed 70 have g,ne FOR re-in:oroemants ana
may renew The a,fark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

SENATOR CHANDLKE, of Michigan, and his
family. sailed from New York on Saturday in
the City of Brooklyn for Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

MINING CLAIMs.-Commissione Wilson, of
the General Land Once. has Just received
from the local office at Sacramento, California.
the following applications for mining patents
under the law Of July 10th, 1866, viz:-.Eureka
Gold Mining Company" for % 29.lOO acres, in
township 16 north, range east, Nevada coun
~, California. "Pittsburg Nine" (wm. H.
Brown and Samuel Merritt, owners,D for
30 21-l0O acres, in township Is north, range o
east, Nevada county, California
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Second Dispatch I

NEW YORK, May 24.-The million Of Gov
eminent gold was awarded to-day 81 lsI.OIa
W. Money easy al 6as. Sterling Exchange
quiet. Gold active and buoyant. Bonds quIet
and have declined Aas. Southern STATE secu-
rltles nrm. Railways firm. Miscellaneous
Inst active. Express stocks q uiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

sIFifty-ave ladies are postmasters In Texas
s0Cheyenne will be the capitol OF WYOMING
sIy elocipedality on in last legs or whsels.
~The New Zork theatres are reducing their
prices OF admission
ga compile Of white Pine miners live In n
cabin made of rock which assays saOO0 70 the
ION.
~Tbe first post Of the q. AR. was orean-
lied at Dskotah, H., in the Spring Of ls6S.
ga veiocrpede can be bought In Bangor.
Me-, Tor ten dollars.
90 Cips,nnan re- lager beer seller dsnounoes
ga rooster win horns is an ornitholor,csi
curiosity at San Leandro, Col.
Wmneekes comet ie announced as ma
king directly for the EARTH
Strakosch has engaged Alboni to sing IN
kossinis Mass for two months IN the fall Ne
paws her $4,000.
~An Illinois inventor has produced A.
spring boot attachment 10 enable nan % galk
ten miles an hour
ga II. Stephens is gradually re.oysrnr
from his severe illness, and now yal,-f ,a,ns
his room supported by chairs.
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woRKuNGNEN.s CArcUs.

Proposed RecePtisa TO senator Spragu-.
NEwAsK, n. J., May 2i.-rne Central LABOR
Union has endorsed the tion OF those mem
hers OF the Legislature, who favored the repeal
OF the conspiracy act and wall also tender a
pubic reception 10 Senator Sprague on hls
arrival in Newark
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HOTEL DEArROYEn nv FIRE

NORTH PLATTE, NRB, May 24.-Rnlroaa
Hotel, kePt oy McHeath. vas totally destroyed
BY hre, which broke out at ID. m Saturdav.
the fire communicated to one Of the railroad
offices opposite. which was also dear ,yed.
The station and wood pile were saved by the
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

Movements Of Trssps-Freshet-RaiI
Matters.
OMAHA, NHB., May 24.-Gen. Carr arrived
safely with his entire command at Fort Nc.
Pherson.
Gen. Augur returned here from Fort Br,dses
on Saturday.
Platte river is rising rapidly, and is now very
high.
Several locomotives and q number of frat.
class passenger cars, for Central Pacific rail-
road, passed here yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
YACHT RACE In ENGLAND

LONDON, May 23.-In the ROYAL London
Yacht Clubs match, the Cambria was badly
beaten In consequence Of her style OF sailing.
Her recent alterations are regarded as
failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

NR. THORNTON, the British Minister. and
Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, Government Printer, were
ID New York yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
Presbyterian Assemblies.

The Old School Presbyterian Assembly re-
convened in New YORK Saturday morning.
Grafton OF reunion, and was approved by the
Assembly. Oyertures Were presented by sew
al Presbyteries looking forward TO a union of
the two branches of the Presby eriau Churches
North and South. The committee on bills and
overtures reported a resolution recommending
That correspondence be opened with the South
ern body. Several deleg stes from the Potomac
Sy nod said their branch was not vet ready TO
consider the matter. The Rev. Mr. Johnson.
OF Phlladelphia, spoke IN favor OF the resolu-
ton. Rev. A. A. L. Taylor, late OF q georgetown
u. u opposed the recommendation. motion
10 table the whole subject was rejected, ana il
was referred 10 special committee Of three
mihlsters ana three elders, 20 be appointed by
the Moderator. The committee on elections
presented report, which was adopted: and the
convention then ad dJourned Till to-day.
In the New School Presbyterian Assembly
an New \ ork, on Saturday, after devotional
exercises, Rev. Mr.. Poor, from the standing
committee on Sabbath Schools, presented an
elaborate summary on the work done during
the year. The committee on overtures called
ON delegations from several Presoyteries for
records OF action on the proposed basis OF
union. A resolution relative TO holding ses-
sions without the presence of the m Mister, and
another that assessments for expenses of the
General Assembly be reduced from eight 70 six
cents mileage, Were introduced and referred
Other resolutions involving paw and milesse
OF committees excited warm debste, and finally
all Were referred. The report from delegations
recommendations IN regard to church disci-
pline and policy; which Were referred 70 a
SPECIAL committee OF Drs. Booth, Sunderland,
and Judge Allison. The Assembly agreed 10
unite with the Old School Assembly an a loint
prayer meeting on Monday (this) evening A
committee was appointed, consisting OF Rev.
Dr. Humphreys, Rev. Mr.. Childlaw, and Hon.
T. w. Starr, 10 confer with the officers OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic 10 select another
day than the Sabbath for the decoration OF
soldiers graves. Adjourned 70 Monday.
The PRKsBYTERrANs SoCTH--The Presby.
terrain General Assembly met in Memphis last
week-Rev. DIR. Robinson, moderator, Rev. II.
II. Prince, clerk. There are over 100 commits
sioners in attendance from the Southern States
and Ohio. Louisville, kentucky, has been
chosen for the next place OF meeting. Reports
show that 250 students are in course OF prepa-
ration for the ministry, (about twenty % BE
foreign ministers,) that the publishing house 10
in q fiourtshing condition, and that vigorous
efforts are being made TO sustain feeble church
ee. A committee has been appointed % mature
plans for the better instruction OF the oiacks,
with Rev. Dr. 6irardsau. Of south Oarolina, a
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

GdsSdscdy, operator.
Lewis johnson & Go quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows
NEW loRE. May 24.-First Board-u ~ ss.
lsel, coupon, l22 y: 5.s0's. lso2, coupons I22 I;
lSo4, coupons, ll6 =; 1865 coupons, lis =; ls6s,
coupon, new, ll9S; 6.20s, l561, coupon. lis !, /;
pS0's, coupons, los4: Pacific Mail 81; OHIO
Mis-. .Oeruncates- 35 <; Mariposa- % 4. Atian-
&c Mail, none; Canton. 62k; Cumberland 3g;
Western Union Telseraph. i3a; oaick.ilyer,
l9f; Boston Water Power, l.: New YORK
Central, 19i; Hudson, I6i; Reading, ~ :;
michigan Central, I2ak; Michigan Southern,
IC6s; Illinois Central 1864; cleveland and
Pft<bure. 95; Northwest, 81; do preferred,
lWa; Cleveland & Toledo. none; Rock Island,
l26 Fert Wayne, 1857; Alton Terra aaute,
So; Toledo e Wabash. 76g; Adams EXP,
co.; Wells. FSueo q 90. Express, 33; United
States Express. GA: Americen Express. 90;
Merchants Union. Is; Ohicago 4 Alton. none
do. preferred. 1902. Market strong. Gold. liI X
ali2t.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, May q, p. m..Oonsols close a31a
e3$ Bonds, 7sS; Illinois, 81 asa y; Ere, l..
al9.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds. s41 lass.
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Cotton market dull.
Sales 7.0Oo bales. MiddlIng Uplauds N.
Middling Orleans, lla.
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CASUALTIES IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-Eighteen men were
capsized last Saturday in the river below the
city, and eight of them we re drowned.
Saturday night, eight firemen were severely
and number slightly hurt by falling walls st
fire on the corner of Canal and Common
streets, on the levee. Two are since repor led
dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

SECRETARY BoRIE left here on Friday even
ing for visit to his home IN Philadelphia, and
Will return on "Wednesday next.
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New York Flour and Grain Market Ts.day.
NEW YORK, May 2i.-Flour dull and droop
ing. Wheat dull with prices slightly in favor
OF buyers. Corn scarce and cents better
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MURDER TRIAL.

CARLISLE, PA, May 2a.-This morning. a
jury was empaneled for the trial of DR.
Schoeppe, who is charged with the murder OF
Miss Steinecke.
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DARING ESCAPE OF A FEMALE CON.

PorGHKKKPsIE, May PA female convict.
named Riley. escaped from prison last mig ht by
crawling through a skyiight, and thence down
u lighting rod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

NEW YORK, May 2I.-Stocks firm. with the
exception of Pacific Mail, which l. weas
Money steady al Ca per cent Sterling Ex-
1924. lo-40s, coupons iU9'E. North Caroliua's'
81 DO. new, 5is. Nirginia's, ex-coupon, s. a;
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BALTIMORE. May 2i.-Wm. Fisher A Sons
quote Virginia 6s, old inscribed, 50A hid.
d. asked; do. LED, 50 y bad, 56a asked. Norsh
Carolina Us, old, 81 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

The JUNE STATEMENT Of the public debt will
it is said, show a decrease Of seven million of
dollars.
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COMMISSIONER WILSON. of the General Iant

CoMMieeiONkk WILSON, OF the General Land
Omce, has submitted to the Secretary OF the
Interior, for his approval, an additional list of
lands which enure to the State of Minnesota
Tor the purpose OF internal Improvement
under the act OF September 4th, 1871. This list
embraces $3.50 acres and together with former
lists approved makes 4S4 Coz acres passed to the
State up TO the present time, the total grant
being 50O,U0O acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

From j. Shillington and j. Z. Parker. and
from French Il Richardson, Hudson Taylor
Book store, we have Harper's Ba,ar for June S
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EVENING STAR.


INTERNAL RRvINUR.-The receipts to-day
rom this source were SI6OO,0J0.
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INDIAN FIGHT.

FORT benton, Mo-, May 24.-Inteiligence
has lust been received that o large body Of
Santie Sioux Indians attacked the settlement
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WASHINGTON, Nav u.


FROM the VEG York Ners Association, 100 liL ST
By the Franklin Lane.
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SEVERAL REMOVALS and appointments will
be made In the Indian Office about the first of
the month,