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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March LEX. President
Johnson arrived as the guest Of the city
about IL o'clock to-dsy. A committee
of invitation on the part Of the Common
Council accompanied him from Wash
ington, and the other members OF the
Council met him at Annapolis Junction.
On arriving at Camden Station he was
met by Gov. Bowie and other State off,
eials, and Mayor Banks and q number
of city officers. Tue procession had al
ready formed on Eltaw street, and the
line Of march was soon taken up. A
squad of cavalry headed the procession,
followed by the 5 h regiment Of Mary
land National Gdard, with full bands.
Following the regiment was an open
csrrisge containing Elk President john
SOD, Gov. Bowie and Mayor Banks.
Next followed the 81 regiment of Mary
land militia, distinguished guests, and
the city suthOritie7. Among the former
was Hon. Garrett D4vis, of Kentucky,
Mr.. Golisdsy, NJ. c. from kentucky,
Mr.. Edridge, NJ. c. from Wisconsin,,
Mr.. Archer, N. C. from Maryland, and
others, and the Fine Department with
seven steamers, and the II Iok and Lad
der Companies in strong force, followed
by the police force. All along the entire
line OF March through Eutaw, Monu-
ment, Egar, Nisquett, Baltimore and
Gay streets to the Exchange, dense
crowds Of people filed the sidewalks.
The windows snd balconies Of the build
i1gs were crowded with ladies. The
welcome was cordial and the day was
bright and bracing. Daring the after
noon Mr.. Johnson held 2 reception at
the Exchange, and thousands called on
him.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NRw ORLEANS, March II. - The
steamboat Cuba No. 3, sunk ia Red
river, between Shreveport and Jefferson,
on the 9 h, with $50 bales Of cotton. The
boat is q total loss.
A meeting of the parties interested is
called st the Chamber OF Commerce to-
morrow, to take steps to commence the
sale OF cotton for gold.
The Committee OF the Chamber of
Commerce, to whom was submitted the
memorial and petition from the Philsdel-
phis sugar rehaers to Congress, for an
increase Of the duties on sugar, report
that the present condition Of the sugar
refining interests do not seem to require
Congressional aid, and that the SUI
gar planting Interests OF tbs South sp.
pears prosperous enough uader the pres
ent tariff not to render an additional
duty necessary, and also tat the gen.
era sentiment OF the people is hardly
favorable to a higher duty on sugar,
and consequently they cannot recon-
mend y petition to Congress for higher
duties on any grade Of sugar.
The report Of the Committee was
adopted ia the form Of resolutions.
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wEArnER AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS. March 11.-Arrived-Great
Republic, Commonwealth, Belle Mem
phis and Julia. D.pArted-Lumipary
o LIZZIE Gd'. The river is ri,ipg. II
is freezing sharply tonight.
CINCINNATI, March I.-Departed-
silver spray, for New Orleans. The
river is stationary with p feet 6 inches
in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, March n.-Dsparted-
Mlnneola, for Cincinnati; Silver Noon.
Tor Memphis, and Cora s, for Arkansas
rlVer. Toe river Ia rising with s feet 4
inches in the canal.
CAIRO March Il.-Down-Dexter. s
am; City Of Cairo and Ruth 3 nm.
Mohawk, 8 P IN. Up-H. NJ. Shreve, 8
Pm; snag6oat J. J. Albert, 6 pm. The
river rose 5 inches. 1t raineJ to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, March II.-Arrived-
Mississippi, from st. Louis. Departed
Bismarck, for St.. Louis Leonidas, TO,
Cincinnati Mary Houston, for Louis.
vile.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March I1.-Bills were
introduced az follows: From the Naval
Committee, recognizing the Navy. Or
dered TO be printeS Granting 1900, 600
acres OF Public Lands for the benefit of
Public Schools in the District of Column
bia. Removing Political Disabilities in
various cases referred to the Judiciary
Committee. Dispensing with the Test
Oath 10 the POstoffice service referred
to the Postal Committee. Establishing
an Indisn Affair Department. Eaf0ie-
ing the l4tE Constitutional Amendment;
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Requesting the President to inform the
5 snate whether Venezuela had paid the
first insial!meDt due AmerieIn ~oitizsns.
The bill for strengthening the public
credit, and relating 10 contracts, was
her taken up.
Mr.. Sumner moved to amend 1t By
striking out the second section. which
legal zss contracts, to LIE hereafter made
specifically paid ia coin. Agreed to.
Yeas. q; nays, IA.
Without dispOsing 81 the bill the Sem
ate adjourned until Monday.
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TELEGEAPHIO RIA



NEW YoRK, March H.-COtion heavy and
about &c lower; sa .es loco bales; uplands 2Stze
Flour IS 25G6 o., Western whisky 95e Rice
Gun. Coffee dull. Wheat steady. Western
Dry G6ods-0snaburgs l9d1 Oe. Heavy brswn
sheetings lG&gl7c. Prints l4%GlS1zc for the
Money The caief topic of conversation to-
day in financial circles was the appaiu ment OF
boutwell, as secretary OF the Treasury which
was Re csiyed with much favSr, and had a buoy
ant efrsc upon the national securti s-the
bonds Of 1882 risiDgtO 81 1917, tbs highest price
yet attained. Money is cay st 6G7 per cent on
call. sterling quiet at S5499f for 6O-days, and
ss 199 FOR sight pills colo opeaeG ct SIIs. ad-
were made at 696lS per cent Tor carrying.
ClearaDees $40, OCO 900. state bonds quiet new
Tennessee5 6549o6.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS March H. Cotton dull and
ceipts 93 bales exports 5SOi bale. Cola 32A.
Sterling 49,. Commercial 42H@43. New York
Xxx s6 70; xxx 81. Corn scarce and higher at
S2k95c. O+ts lower at zoe. Bran 81 10. Prime
hsy SIS. Pork duh at So. Bacon shoulders
IiAc; sidss l6949l7Ac. Lard dull and I'M
Sugar dull snd nominai common
lIS@I2c; prime l4b@l4Nc. Molassts, prime 10
@75c. Whisky dull estern rectih d sje@SL.
CJnee dull t4tr l5gl5%ci prime E9t75sc.
Uinef1nati Market.
CrNCrENArI. March lI-Flour dull and un-
changed. Corn 66e67c Oats csc Pork sSI 50.
BulS shoulders held . I iz19e, aud sidts H%c.
Bacon Is nelQ as fOii " s. hHouluHIS iot4t hlUSh
I6X@l7c. Lard lSH". hams lS149l9c.
Louisville MarEes.
Lou1svILLE, March u.-Tobacco ssles lO3
hhds at S50lS 50. Po-k S3t so. Lard 1870.
Bacon shoulders l4c sides FslTkc.
Bulk shoulders 13c sides l6H91e@c. Supernne
flour s. 5oSs 90. Ga 5 62s65e. Germ tl9S4c
Whisky SIC,
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. March u.-Superdne flour S5G5 rs
Wheat 81 59GI s.. Corn 6Sg7Ge. oAts62a6sc.
Rye 81 SO@l %. Whisky &c. Barley steady.
Pork fSl M Bulk meats nominal. bacOn
l4c; sides l7@t74c. Lard lS9lS%e.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March ll.-FIour IS oOs6 50. Wheat
81 l5gl 1874. Corn 56c. Rye 81 sal 20
Barley 81 a. Oats $50. Pork $50 so. Lard
JSc. Bulk shoulders lie; sides 157ec. High
wines 90c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON March ll.-ConsOls closed at 90
GsSk. U s. Five-twenties S25s.
LIVERPOOL, March u.-cot,on closed dull
Uplands Id; Orleans l2149l2ssi; sales 700
bales.
FRANKFORT, March n-U. 8. Five-twenty
bonds closed Rt S7L.
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tured every detail Of this magnificent
project, in the course OF the mex season,
on the deck OF the first of his floating
palaces, restoring to US our great high
way OF travel in more than pristine
splendor and success, aud enjoying the
phiIanthroplc comfort with which his
lsbors will crown all his tolls and solicit
tude. Will he permit us to suggest the
nance OF the three first steamers Of this
new line Of speed and safety? II so, we
would name the first 1.-THE Orient" be-
u i. will be the moment for the ris-
ing sun of a brighter career for the Miss
issippi Valley. The second we would
call 1.-THE Pioneer" for the rsasoa that
It will pioneer the true era Of our aWak-
ened progress. The third should be
christened "The Reindeer" noted for
its sure-footed fsetness. Aud the packet
line itself could not more appropriately be
baptized by any other name than thst CT
the- father OF the great enterprise, 3The
DEHAvEN Packet Line"
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EXPERIMENTATION

VIHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY RECENTLY
i Published an article on this dreadful mall
ady, which attracted considerable attention.
not only from the high character OF The peri
odical In which II appeared, hut hB eWise from
the nature Of the remedies indicated. Two IN
stances are given where the patients seemed
in the last stsges, and yet by a mode Of treat
ment at once simple, natural and of easy
apple ltion, the most unlocked for and happy
results followed. In so delicate q matter
where health and life are at stake-We de not
feel warranted Ia recommending remedies
upon unprOfessional dicta and do not con-
slider ourselves as deviating from sound pTin-
ciples when we cal sttentlOn to Doctors Itch
eaor a q ALBERT, Who come recommended 70
this community with high testimonials Of pro-
fessional skill, and a record of unprecedented
success in the speciality 10 which they have
devoted hemse YES. Those gentlemen have
received certificates the originals of which
are accessible to interested perUes-demon
strating, not only their high character, con-
scientiousness aud capacity, but likewise Prov
ing the efficacy Of their mode of treatment.
even where outward Indications cause little or
no apprehension-much less, where deep-ssat-
ed disease has manifested Itself. We would at
least advise a call upon Drs. Tiehenor & Cab
bert, No. 8 Royal Street, p-etatrs, whose opin.
ion and advice-judging from evidence before
us-must be OF service to al labOring under
pulmonary affections.
Dr. GABBERT, partner Of DR.. J1chenor. can
be found for ten or twenty days at DR.. h ewitLs
OH e, 227 Second Sc est, Memphis. mhl2
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Adams
cotton mills, Van Wrinkles and Smith
& Sykes machine shops, and Lewis
cotton mills, were burned at Patterson,
n. J., yesterday. The loss on Adams
mills is $50, 900, and 200 hands are
thrown cut of employment. The other
losses will reach $3.50, 600.
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Retail House Closing Business
A STREET STORES
For Sale.

We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
capitalists, at home and abroad, 10 the sale of
TWO sTOREHoUSE5 on Main street, which
we are directed to place on the market, at a
price and on terms which should readily COM
mand purchasers. The property is eiig.bly
situated. and the building spacious and sub
%stantial, such as to good tenants ard
full rent. Property shown and particulars
given to parties desiring to purchase, on APP
piication at cur Office.
One of the Stores will be sold with a guar
antee of S2400 per annum rent for two years.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
milo 240 Main Street.
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{ On.
THE NEWS.

Among the news in this issue the &C.
oount of the arrival home Of Gen. JOHN
c. BRECKINRIDGE, will attract atten-
ton. Also the telegrsphie dispatch re-
counting the interview of the Georgia
Radical delegation with President
CENT
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FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, March 1.-THE Committee
apnojnted sometime since to solicit am
nesty for the imprisoned Fenians, are
about 20 raise funds By subscription for
the relief of those who have been dis
charged from custody.
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fiilIIllilS APPEAL


DISPATCHES received last night state
that the States of Pennsylvania, souih
Carolina and Georgia have ratified the
Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitu-
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MARRIED.

wooTrEN-EPPER5oN-At the Overton
Hotel. on the 18th March, 1869, Dr.. @. H. WooT
TEN, of Pamela, Miss, to Mrs. Lucy EPPERsoN
OF Denver CtYs Colorado.
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-Meyerbeer will be unusually promi-
nent in our present operate season, Ma
re eek having already produced his "Af-
rieainen and Robert Is Diable,n and
promising "L'EtoiIe du Nord," "Las
H~uguenots" and lie Prophetic
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NEW ADvERrxSM'ENTS

MASO NC NOTICE. The a
vi omceis and n embers OfSouLh 0em--M~
phis Lodge. No. IlS, r. and A. NJ. are Xxx
SUMMONED 10 attend a stated meet ngnf/VN
the Lodge this Friday evening. March l2Ln, at 7
o'clock. M NJ are TrafeTnaily invited.
By order of Al. WHEELER, W. N.
BEN. X. PULLEN, Sec'y. mhl2
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FINE
For sale.

WE WI sell, at the stable of Eessrs.
w BOWLES & CO. at the southeast corner
OF Court square. on FRIDAY MORNING, tbs
snd out of q " Lsviathan" Mare. aud bred By
Mr.. Waller, of Fsyette county Tenn. He is a
line saddle as well as q harness animal, ana
only six years old, and sold Tor no fault. The
sale will be positive and without reserve, and
title good
Terms OF ssle-Cash or satisfactory city &C
csptanee, at 30 days
The horse viii be on exhibition at the above
place until day OF sale.
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n
NEW MEMPHIS IA

Continued Success and First Benefit OF the
Young Actress, Miss FANNY B. PRICE.
Friday Eyening. Mareh EVIL be pro-
duced LEAH, h ORSAK Lea The
FOrsakenL Miss Fanny b. Price.
In Rehearsat-FAIRY FINGERS, and AFTER
DARK.
Saturday, at 1 O'Clock p.m-GRAND NATL
NEE. Admission, 90 cents.
SCALE OF ~PRIGEs-DreSs Circle and ParQustte,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 80 Family Circle, SO
cents COlOTed Boxes, 80 cents COlored CAL
lery, Is cents.
Doors open al quarter 70 ] O'Clock; curtain win
rise ct s precisely. Box-book open from 10
o'clock am. TO 5 pm.
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ELEGANT VANCE STREET LOTS
At Auction.

on WEDNESDAY, MARCH I7TH, AT u
" o'cio K, we sh all sell, at pGblic auction, On
the premises, to the highest bidder, upon lib
eral Terms, TWO BUILDING LOIS. on the
southwest corner of Vance ard Orleans streets.
Each lot has a front of Il feet by a d-pth of I57,
to a 30 foot alley. This is beautiful hui ding
property, in one of the most desirable resident
locations IN The city, aEd on the line OF the
Street Railway, and convenient to good
schools.
Title indisputabie. Sale positive.
MONSARRAT, LANIER & CO.,
mill Real Estate Brose err.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March 9. Is

NA~SHIEGTON, March ., 1863.
THE CABINET QUESTION
Is still undergoing the tedious manip.
ulstiOns which have prevailed for the
past few days, and it will be 8 wonder il
the knots into which it il hourly being
tied, do not compel almost an entire re-
organization. The resignation of Mr..
stewart IS Secretary Of the Treasury,
which l stated in dispatches Of Sunday
night had been offered, has at last been
accepted by President Grant, and Mr.
Stewart goes home to New York to-
morrow, after p brief but brilliant career
This much has therefore been accom-
plished.
STEWART AsTONISHED.
The manner OF doing i. was this
Stewart and Judge Hilton esrIy repaired
to the White House, this morning. and
the resignation, together With the assign
ments of the Stewart interest In the
profits of Stewart & Co.'S. business, was
laid berore the President. The latter
ssid he had thought the matter over very
earnestly, and ms endorsements were
very severe and trying. Hs desired very
gin cerely TO retsin Mr.. Stewart in the
Cabinet, and had done ell he ccu.d to
effect that end, buE that he found only
n way out Of the trouble, and that was
the acceptance Of the resignation, and
that he had decided to do. This deter
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
THE
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
NASHVILLE &
DAD.
Short Route Ella Mckenzie!
Is THEVERY BESTAND MOST PLEASANT
Il line from Memphis and all points South
and West TO NashvIIle and Middle Tennes ee.
The Only Line Running Sleeping
COACHES Between Nashville
and Memphis.
Short Route Ella McKen*Ie!

Memphis t......--......-...... $40 pm
Arrive at HuEnbOldr.----. --..----.... 40 pm
Arrive at pm
at 6; o am
Hours most sess Inable for business or pleas
ute. BY another route passeng rs are COM
PEELED 10 change cars. PasSenge S TO and from
the North md south over the Mem his and
Railroad line can visit Nashville,
Without any additional charge, by applying 10
Louisville and Nashville or memphis and
Louisville Contractors for Checks good via
Mckenzie and Nashville.
Ask for Tickets vita Nashville and North
western Railroad.
Ticket once, 2S7% Main street.
Fare by this route always as low as by any
other Blt passengers for Chattanooga, Knox
Vile. Bristol, Rene, Atlanta, Macon, Mont
gOmeTy, Colum bus and Augusta, can vi IL
Nashville by tbs route, and IOntinue their
Journey al pleasure.
a. L. lands, General Agent.
". L. DANLhY Y, q. I. s. mill
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SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ON PoNroToC STREET.
BY Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.

IN WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL, 1859 AT IL
O'Clock a M, We shall sell, on the PREM
uated on the north s-ds OF PontotOc street ex-
tended, Just east of Orleans and north Of
Vance street q part Of the Wheaton or Shep-
herd property. The L Is front each 60 feet on
PontOt0c street, by q depth of I24 feet to an
alley eliglbly located for resident purposes I;
in an excellent neighborhood, and Immediate
every few minutes during the day. Maps to
be seen at our office.
TENMS-Ons-third cash balance in twelve
ami eighteen months, with interest.
Title perfect, and property free OF all incum-
brances,
MONSARRAT, LANIER & co,
mill Real Estate Brokers.
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have become furious owe the Presidents
determination to fill alkthe ST.. Louis of
fees with his personal friends and to ut
terly. ignore the slate prepared by the
Congressional delegation. Sehurz is very
indignant. Grant told him he Grant
had lived longer in Missouri than the
new Senator from that State.
, 1869-09-28

out Of four. Later tn the evening, tie Nsio. ahot
txo dne deer, n tho foFks Of tho river.
We found our party in camp on the main stream,
and were soon luxut1sting on fresh elt, hard
bread and coffee.
An Important discovery IN our eemmissa1y wa
now made. On opening the remaining boxes OF
hafdt&cs It wa foand they were speledby blue
mould, and Tho ooatee had become wei aad almost
worthleas. Major Gordon de;ermloed at oDea TO
return 10 camp save osers tor N early start
Navesc now about one hundred and mr. niles
frum the mouth Of she river, Aod about sesentJ-
rve from our camp Tbs country In which re were
laying VA Wild and barren In the cKtfcunc, aud
except Immediately on the bants Of the streama,
nellbet wool nor grsss could hc
found All along Wind ntrrr We
saw old Indian eucampmcnt4 but they
do nc. seem to have been occupied Ia the lat two
yeAraI BAKED trees, and IN old trail with nsfks
Of civilization, were found near the North FORK,
and the guide informed u that thesa were tho
trsces Of Captain ReJnoidt, q. & A who, In 1sSo,
h2d visited tnia country with A expedition
Next day We Set out Oh our felurD to camp,
where NE arrived sa1cly ou The evening o1 tho
Eth II Auepat, 1862, sfteE no4t tstizpug and
hungry march. AAsoR ABOUT.
, 1869-09-28
REAL EtIA1E.

Wanantee detdh conTcJirg city And subuftal
properly within seran nI,es Of the Court House
lied Tor record on Mopdsy. sept1mber II:
Jefferson gt, o0k r. 9 Of CanalpoEt ~, W.
2*1l:a no r; Nos; q 1sos; ;.:.:;:":;s 800
r.eres - y, u Is q nen;a.. ~: wi.
wsst " bessa ~ i, II Il ii = oi jeaslsoD. Il, ~
n,nnsn % i. 80 81 Of r.ulIas, !. aaila;x Wv ~
yei, s sisieenih i; III II oi Csn;fc ~:
Fourth 4 v cor or lloync It, n I. 1t'11oo :.
1,ianss IL; r. i, +; /; d fsaua: i. H. ssi
n.lssss @ il. ss1 S. siS II ii hsuuen s, ri.
s.;ns. s.ats 4; T. ssIps 81 III II oi suS:a it.
1ssns. su1 y; i i Il +. oi I.n ii; *ssi ~
ws:it wsi L JseI,ua i; Il. Q cot oi Loonii Il, ii.
sa119o n: A99us. -; ~ 12so
nu;5.n ia u; i, IT; Il ., wl,isnoa.e pi.:e,
wab..a y, . ot Fourteenth ss, I, 2aAxil =,
pa,ioa. . H & Il Il Sophia 81, ia1i1s NV
Il, s1tn neoso: seps u: 49,: y"
11so n; Sept .....-...,............... aaot
RaEensWond Park. 1@a r ! Of sunayside ~. :.
eL 5ox1.9H y; SEPT l..:......:.:.,,.,. !. c:
1t6n also, Cu1Ter 1t, I'M II t of. DaMny
road, ST, 19o1i'o #: August 1s.....,..-. 1915.
AnCTH OF CIT INtTA
wab.sn AZ, 4ol II a ol Fo7I-st1tn IL, f.4o
xl6l II: ErpL zs......... ............. IL
Mnfisun at, at'o It 8 OF Flfty.alxth u, n 80
1lD u; June b.....;. ..;.;:::.-.;.::,.:..... 90
IsOxlbD n: b!so, Adams 1t, 14s It u Of Flt-
tJ-si1th " v (, l0uxlto It: july 1-,.....- az
nrc1ei ~, 1Ss 1t = VI bou!eshfet ri. ss.i x1to
II: July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
! WEST OF CITY IIItIS,
| Chalostc Ut, ITS II OF Mamie at, n I, asx
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, 1869-09-28

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