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GROCERS.
SpicSr * Sharpe,
354 MAIN STREET,

KEEP CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
II GROCERIES for family use, and by re-
ceIVing fresh additions Oy every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment is kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FIOur-at low prices;
The best Hams and Breakfast Bacon and
Fresh Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa Shells f;
Choice TeAs-Of all kinds:
shaker PreserVes-seIliBg lew by the
case
SyruPs and MOIasses the best;
Choice Sugars and COHees;
Mess MackereI; KendaEr5 Crackers.
Families In the country ard city would hnd
1t to their interest to call on Us. NeinvRriably
please our patrons.
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MOOREs. LETsOH 3 PETERS,
WOLVES
Schiedam Schn

THE above Medicinal Beverage is msuufae
tured by the proprietor, at his distillery, in
Sc6iedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
IL Is nov some twenty years since the pro-
prietor fret introduced Z - The American pub
lie, and during that time hs has received over
three thousand letters arOm physicians, indors-
ing it IS the purest HqaCr-they have ever used
in their practice.
IL is made nom barley OF tho finest quality
selected with great care from the products OF
the most celebrated gr9in-growiDg districts, IS
favored with the essence of the aromatic iunf-
per-berry of Italy, and is rectihed by 3 peculiar
process. which expels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
As y means OF preventing and correcting the
disagreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels by q
change OF water-a visitation 20 which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unaccnmsted persons
in the West. the South, and southwest ars Pc
culiarly lable-the sCBIEDAM AROMATIC
VIII be found absolutely infsllible ;
while in cases of dropsy, gravel, distractions Of
the kidneys, diseases OF tbs bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, SC IL recon-
mended most emphatically by the most dis
tfpguished members OF the medical profession.
ID is put up In quart and pint bottles, in
eases, with the name OF the Undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and a fac-simile Of his sig
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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TERMS OF suRsoRrprIoN.
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UpoLPHo WOLFE.
Sole Manufacturer and Importer.
ESTABLISHED IN 1928.

MANSFIELD & HIGBHE,
sspn soda Agents, Memphis
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re MANSFIELD & HIGBEE, Memphi;
Ag.nts. VINO viii supply the trade at manu-
factursrs' prices feDo cav
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Chicago Market,
By Telegraph.I

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. II.
h FLoUR Quiet 9bnkr steady for upper
grades but a shade easier for supeFfine
brands; sales OF 5000 barrels at s596 30 for
Spring extras, and "a 1895 90 for Spring
WHEAr-Dun and depressed, and prices
closing at 81 rs for No. Spring. There
were sales at 81 20s4a1 "A for No. 1; 81 I6@
81 II for No: 2; and 81 10 for No. 8.
CORN = Holders are firm in their de-
mauds; the amount of business transacted
In the aggregate was Hight, and chiefly for
speculative purpo,es; sales at 59Ag2yzae
at 591s95914c for the former for future de-
livery; No. sold at Toe sellers May, and
NO at CSC sellers May an sellers last
half of April aud first half of May; and
Eew at 591zc buy yerE' February. 49,
OATs-DuII, but no material change in
values: the transactions were light: b3l2@
sac for No. 2; closing nominal at 53Ag54c
for future delivery; No. 2 sold at SAC:
RYE Dull aud prices without change ;
No.l sold at 81 l914@I %. with buyers at
the inside quotations..
BARLEY : In fair request, but easier
sales at ST s9@l q, according to location.
HIGHWINE5-CIoSedd dull at Gle.
PROVISIONS - We're hrmer. Mess pork
and lard were shade Gn0re active, owing
to the favorable reports from New YORK
and Cincinnati, but the decline in live
hogs at the stock yards checked any up
ward NJ moVement In prices. Mess pork
were sales at $50 5Og32 62lzc for mess pork,
and a I11zc for lard.
HoGS--DresSed were in good demand and
sof1 SIS 56i4 % for Iight 81 I frozsn and
sl4 259l4 70 for heavy frozen. 1--we hogs
were duh at a decline OF 1D920c per hun
dred pounds; the receip were {, ,456 head,
and safes ], ,253 head at $40 25 for stock and
com mons and $40 559lO 70 for light to good
shipping lots.
celpts were ], ,Il9 head and sales rs head at
S4s75915 > for butchers stock, land So 259
81 % for fair to good shipping steers.
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-. .wAsHIseToN. Feb. y

The Election Committee reported
adversely as to Simon Jones, d W.
Menard or Caleb s. Hunt being enti'
tied to seat from Louisiana. Or
dered printed, with the minority re-
port. l "
A resolution passed directing the
Secretary of War to have the harbor
of Chicago surveyed. with view to
enlarge its facilities to meet the wants
OF commerce. ina 5qsa
The act supplementary to the ma
tional banking bill was then consid-
cred.
q The report of the Conference Com
mittee on the bill amending the acts
relating to the navy was discussed
and agreed to. paI
"A resolution was adopted that the
Attorney General furnish list of
pardoned revenue officials.
Saturday was assigned for the con-
sideratiou of the naturalization bill,
aud Monday for the finance bill. SO
The previous question having been
Seconded yesterday. Pomeroy, who
reported the bill being entitled to
close, yielded part OF his time to Po-
land, who argued In support of his
amendment looking to the conversion
of legal tenders in new bonds bearing,
Al and 4 per cent. interest, and re-
deemabIe in thirty and fifty years. He
defended New England from the
charge of being graspiDg, saying they
took the national currency because
the Western States did not choose to.
lie also declared for free banking
system. sss $ s.aass..s
q Butler advocated his amendment to
the second section, in reference to the
modes Of letting banks go into liqui-
dafion esa .ssrisia aeat Hofi "a
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NiOARIFARY . OlgNgaiGRCIAL
sen YORK sarket.
BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb.7.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. FebsE.
CorroN = Heavy at 4a1ac lower sales
of 1900 bales at 29G2s14c for lnidealng up
= flour FIoj Receipts 4O,8O9 barrels; dull aud
5aiOc lower. sales of 4,9J0 barrels AT
ern, 81 70gaS 10 Tor extra state, 50 509T b
for extra Western, 81 Eos so for white
wheat extra, So 75sS so for round-hoop
Ohio, 81 50aS 81 for extra st. Louis, 50 O0a
So 90 for good TO choice do, closing quiet
Rye Flour quiet and deelinin2s sales OF 80
barrels at 10 2jlL7 %.
CORN MEAL-(Sniet.
w HlsISy = Heavy; sa, e5 of-lS0- barrels
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I4,O0e bushels: heavy
and Ic lover; sales OF 81, 600 bushels at 81 5S
al 81 for No. Spring, ~ s. ore and denver
cidedly lower; 81 30 for amber Michigan.
RYE Quiet and dropping .sss.
Co3N : Dull; sales OF 2o oushels els a. al
yellow Western; 9s}c Tor yellow southern.
OATS Rather more @ steady sales OF 20. Q.
00O bushels at 75G751ae for western, q store
and Tie for do, afoat.
IISsEED OiI.-QuIet at 81 0S9I %
OFFEE-Qutet and firm.
SUGAR-tIrm; ales of 800 hogsheads e1-
ira at l2159l319ci 600 boxes HaVa1llss skfiz24
@l32c- tau EliH .afNH
- Petrol EUAf-Eirm at221 Tor crude, anu
s7eI37 1sc for refined bonded.
HoPs-Quiet; 59l5c for. merican. - -.
/ + IEATTIER-H efnlock sole drmer; 30gS2c
\ tor Buenos Ayres and hio Grande hgnl
/ ana fn10tQiS " 6ltsnLS- tt..5s AIS q.
| =COAL-DOmestlc, So 5O9S; 1orelgnl quie'
| and unchanged 8aeF u,
/ WooL.-MOderate request sales OF 3O,t u
| lbs. at 4S(956c for domea tic fleece, 30GoOc foi
| pulled, 60c for tubbed.
| SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Dull, at 5O@T2c.
PoRK-Firmer, fair demand; SALES OF ~
barrels at S33 for new mess, S32lg32 80 Tor oi.
mess, SCI 50(127 D for prime, 80 g3l for prfal
| mess; also, as bbis. new mess, seller March
! May, and to July Is. at So 50a33.
BEEF-Steady; sales OF 40 bbls. Tier
Beef dull
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales Of rs barrels q
S29 GO(G34 %. e
4 6sJr AIEArs-Quiet; sales OF $50 package
atI4aI5c for shouldeIsi 1S9lS1lc for hams
'MfDDIsEs -Duil. sales of 80 boxes OF shor
ribbed at 1870 s.t.t j i
l. DRESSED Hoes - Eirmer at Sl4 OOG14
for Western, and SIS O06gl5 50 for city
IARD-Steady and quiet; sales or %
tferces at lSI50 0a20c. chiefly at lyH9l91sc 10
Il steam, and 2092O14c for Kettle rendered
also, safes of l50l Llerees OF stsaLns selie rs
at l91zC920c.
BUTTER-Firm at 2Ol12)c.
Gil EESE-.firm.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool dull.
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Sc. LnnIs Market.

BY TeIegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Feb. II.
ToBACC)-In good demand at unchanged
priees-ssa zfEs. -
Corror- Nothing doing; sales of mid
ding at 2Sc.
HEMP--Yerys little doing; un dressed
sells at $l204l60; dressed S2}5g2i5.
FLoUR-Very dull; Spring and Fall SUI
pernne ranges atsS5a6 81; do. double ex-
ira S6g7 p; do. Treble extra s7g9 SO: fancy
so 759aH. F4ss-s -
WHEAr-Steady for Fall at 81 509I S5: /:
red Spring lower at 81 30gl ii for No. Land
81 38sgl 81 tor Nc. l.
CORN : Heavy at 70972c in sacks, and &c
In bulk.
OArs-Heavy at 63a67c. UFA e
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 9092 35 for Spring.
RYE-Firm at 81 30sl 30.
WHHsKY-FfrIn as 96e. Ag8
PoRK-Steadya at S33. cash, and S32 so,
4 buyers this month.
Il BULK MEsr5-J ObbIng sales at I31<t9l312c
I for shoulders; 1910 for clear rib sides; l7e
L 70; clear sides.
BAC N -Easier: sales at ll150l554c for
shoulders; He for @ ear rib; I75<Q1lSc for
clear sides; lSc for plain sugar-cured hams
lot of clear sides. buyers April, sold al
IS4c. es
l i, LARD Nominal; n few kegs sold at 2212c
CATTLE-In moderate demand at 3%97c
gross...s
HoGs-99IO5lc.
4
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph.l CINCTr

By Telegraph.l CINCINEATI. Feb. H..
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Remain dnu and
pr ces nosninal.% @HGs ~
CoRH-DuII and prices declining; ear at
62063c.
oATszz Steady at 67@esc for No. L and G9c
for white.
Rye AND BARLEY--QuIet and steady.
CoTT0N-Dull and prices lower and nOm-
WHISKY-Quiet at 95c; the market closed
with downward tendency.
PRoVISIONS-Quiet,b but holders are firm /;
prices in the absence OF sales must be re-
garded nominal; 400 bbIs mess pork sold
S}3, buyer March, but not much Offering,
nor Is there mach demand; bulk meats
and bacon nomfnally unchanged, with no
LAkD-DulI and no demand worthy OF
note; held firmly oil bic. - 9
HAMS -Sugar-cur5d steady, with u mod
crate demand, at l99l9Ic.
BpFrEkz zFIEm and IN light supply: fresh
made 33a37c
s1 EGGs Firm at lS9l9c per dozen.
CHEEsE-Firm at I915(922c. slA4
APPLES-Are scarce and firm at 81 SO to
S. per bbi trssr =.
SUGAR-Quiet but firm.
i q COFFEE-Unchanged and steady.
I4INSEED OIL--Duit and unchanged. f5l,
lard UtL-Firun. ~~#~A
sPETRoLEUsI -36ag3Se for le6ned.
0OLD-f3494 buying.
MoNEY-fne market is unchanged and
quiet at Si1l0 per cent. ga atra ID
EXCHANGE-Dull, at lilo discount buying
anu par seiilngT a "
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TELKGRAPm SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York. yesterday.
& 1895. ge
- Tue Phoenix Hotel, white HAN. new
York. was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The Ice has broken mp the Hudson
River as far as Poughkeep~ie.
Mrs. Cady stanton made speech 70 the
st. Louis nleIc chants yesterday.
Five buildings wore burned in Helena
(Nfontana) the 2lst of january. Loss
very heavy.
The Kansas Senate refused, by vote of
II to a. to amend the Constitution by
striking ont the word whites"
a bill locating the Capital of West yIr.
ginia at Parkersburs has passed the House
of Delegates by vote Of % to %.
Ex-onieer Deasy OF the New York police
has been arrested In Brooklyn, charged
with highway robbery.
Jesse Allen and James Allen, two bur-
glars, escaped from the Hartfort jail on
Tuesday night. eaE
Popular demonstrations IN favor of reIi-
sious liberty have occurred in Malaga,
spain.
Gen. Dulce is using rigorous measures to
suppress the insurrection IN Cuba The per-
mission carry arms has been revoked.
An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate
Gen. Prlm, on Tuesday, created consider
excrtelnent In Madrid.
Aaron Jones, the distinguished pugiIist
.le died on she 18th inst, on farm three
mics from Leayenworth, Indiana.
Tue body of o'Gorman, the missing man,
has been discovered IN the river near
Peoria, Illinois.
Harman c. Gale, a Chicago cIothIer, took
two ounces of Iaudanum yesterday morn
ing and died.
Advices from the washita mountains
state that the Kiowa Indians virtually
fsettled on their reservation. The Arapa-
hoes and Cheyennes will also soon be set
tied.
The Birmingham manufacturers and
miners have deterniped on forming a Ma
tional Industrial League to promote pro-
feetlo@- Ii ufaW
The body OF the assassin Booth was lll-
tered yesterday in the presence of Mrs
Booth, Edwin and Janus Brutus. The
skeleton put into metallic colin
Hundreds of people viewed the remains
aE Ltge Baker and Others have been cJm-
"a, mitting depredatIons. In the vicinity of
Mount Pleasant, Kentuclky.s.A few days
ago they killed a Mr. Middleton.
A New York Herald dispatch saysa Diff
Gritty has occurred between General Grant
and General Badeau, which has resulted
il the removal of the latter's desk out of
Grants room. ~ "
GOV. bullock ,of Georgia. has been pro-
nouneed guiltless OF fraudulent Intentions
ia using state funds by a legislative COM
nittee but that he acted without author-
Ity of law. The committee recommended
a new law defining the duties of Governor
aus Ia easurer
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MAJOR ROBINSON gives his reasons
for asking the County Commissioners
to rescind former order 8 requiring
the County Auditor to make a state
ment Of certain county orders which
had been issued By him." e-s ~A-
We have read the reasons assigned
by the Major; also his insinuations
against the integrity of County Com
missioners, and must say we regard
the former as frivolous, and the latter
as malevolent. It is pretty we'll known
to everybody, who has paid any atteh-
ton whatever to the manner of doing
county business. that complete
record is kept OF every county order
issued. The Registry Of Orders
shows the number of every or
der, to whom given, for what
purpose issued, and the amount
The Order Book has. also. to contain
check end or stub, showing the
amouutof the order and to whom is
sued. Added to this, the Treasurer
books show every order redeemed
and paid ~ him, ana he would no.
be apt to-redeem orders without get
ting credit for them. Therefore
there is nothing connected with thC
order itself which is not fully Sc
forth on the books of the Audito
anI Treasurer, to which any citizel
can have access. The burning o
orders, is an irrelevent matter, AM
cannot destroy any evidence as to tn
unlawful issuing Of the same.
We think this will be regarded a
the correct view of the case. We be
heVe it is customary in other eountie
aud cities to destroy orders by burr
ing, and nobody regards the burnin
as destroying or removing evidence
of peeulation or fraud on the part
county or city officials.
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BY Cable.T LONDON, Feb. II.
sCoSsoLs = For money, 90; 5-2O's, 7S14.
Sperm oil, E9S: whale oil, Ell; Calcutta
lInseed, SIS 6d6J59s. Sugar quiet; 59s Sd on
the spot, for refined. Petroleum. Is l14d
for flne. Rosin, l7s Sd. Spirits turpent1ne,
SOS 6d(e33s Sd. TalIosg fIat at ass Cd.
FRANKFORT. February 17.-Bonds, S2L.
ddling upIands, 1I5S@l2; Orleans, 80
l2lz. sales OF 1000 bushels California white
wheat at lis tor red Western; 9s Sd09s 9d
Tor " estern. Flour, 25S 3D. Corn, 33s for
old Bis Tor new. Oats, IS 5d. Barley, 5s.
Peas, 43s Pork, 97s. Beef, T5s. Lard, us.
Cheese. T6s. Bacon,s SIS oil. spirits petrO
leum, SIS, nd refined do, L. 1871. Tallow,
46s Turpentine, 32s 81. .a6fea e.-.
ANTWERP, February IT, Petroleum, $50
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The salaries OF the Secretaries shsIl
not exceed Che sum Of tween y five
hundred dollars a year In the cur
rency or the United States. The
whole expense Of Tho commission. in-
Guiding contingent expenses. shall 81
detrayed by ratable deduction a, the
amount Of the sums awarded by tbc
commission, provided always that
such deduction shall moi exceed five
per cent. on the sums 50 awarded.
The deficiency, If any, shall be do
frayea in moieties by the two govern
ments.
ARTICLE VIZ
The present convention shall be
ratified by the President of the United
States, by aud with The advice aud
consent of the Senate thereof, and by
the President OF the Mexican repul 70
lie, with the appreciation of the Com
gress of that republic, and Che ratd-
cations shall be EXCHANGED at Wash
ington within nine months from The
date hereof, or sooner III possible
In witness whereof the respective
plenipotentiaries have signed the
same and have affixed thereto the
seals Of their arms.
Done at Washington, the fourth
day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight Kindred and six
ty-eight.
WILLIAM i'll. SEWARD. u. S.
- M R0MERO. ms
And whereas the said convention
has been duly ratified on both parts,
and the respective Publications 0f tho
same have this day been EXCHANGED.
Now, therefore, be III known that /,
Andrew johnson, President Of tho
United States Of America. bave oaus-
cd the SAID o0nven don 10 be made
public. to the end that the same. and
every clause and article Thereof. NAV
be observed aud fulfilled with good
fairA by tho United STATES and the
citizens thereof
lg testimOny whereof, Il have horo-
Unto set mv band and caused the
seal OF toe Uniled states to be affixed.
Done at the city ot Washington this
first day Of February, in The year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud sixty nine, and OF the indcpcu-
dcnce of the United States Of Amori-
ca the ninety.third.
[sEAL1 ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
F. s~ea WILLIAM ~. SEWARD,
sgria ram Secretary Of State.
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new YORK Dry aoods Marko,.

DRY tic0Ds There Is an improved inquf-
ny for cotton and wooden fabrics, and
prices are generally we'll maintained, not
withstandIng the depression on raw cat
ton. Tue market is nevertheless still far
from active. Heavy Brow u Sheetiags, such
as A DpleiOu and Atlantic y, bring TIC;
Atlanta II and Augusta 161zc; Pseei fic = X
Ira I615c; New York Mills Bleached Mus
lin TIC; Wamsutta 25c; Suscarora &c
I.onSdale fSc; Prize Medal 1910; Red Bank
Is :: Amoskeag blue Denims 3le; American
Stripes 1fes l5c; Lacoma Corset cans l51zc;
PeppereIi 16c; Ba- es f3c. Sprague's Prints
L4c; Pacific lst5c :LondoltNfournln ng l21alg IL.
Lancaster Gmghams lie; Roanoke. I25ac-
Farmers and Mechanics COttOnadeS are
held with more firmness at 40.
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WASHINGTON
Report OF Senator EdmundS on
Presidents Message.

.wAsu1saros. FeB.e II. = Senator
Edmunds, from the judiciary Com
mittee, has reported on the Presi-
dents message, regarding his Christ
mas amnesty proclamation, that it
was not authorized by the Constitu-
tion or laws. AaANS
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IPUBLIo-No. 81


AN ACT making appropriations for
the payment Of invalid and other
pensions of the United States for
the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud
House OF Representatives of the
United States of America ia Congress
assembled, That the following sums
be, and the same are hereby. appropri-
atcd, out of any money In the
treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, for the payment of pensions for
the year ending the thirtieth June,
eighteen hundred aud seventy:
For invalid pensions under various
acts, nine million dollars.
For pensions of widows, children,
mothers, fathers, brothers, aud sis
ters of soldiers, as provided for by
acts of March eighteenth, eighteen
hundred and eighteen; May fifteenth,
eighteen hundred and twenty y-eight.
June seventh. eighteen hundred and
thirty-two; July fourth, eighteen
hundred and thirty-six ;sJ uly seventh,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight /;
March, third, eighteen hundred and
fOfty bhfee, J une SeVeuteeutu, ClSit-
cen hundred and forty four; Febru-
airy second, July twenty-frst. and
July twenty ninth, eighteen hundred
and iorty eight; February third,
eighteen hundred and fifty three /;
June third, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight; and July fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, with
its supplementary acts, and under
various special acts, and for eompeh-
sation to pension agents and expenses
of agencies, ten million dollars. =
For navy pensions to Invalids,
widows, and children, and other re-
latives of the officers and men Of the
navy dying in the line of duty, now
provided by law, two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
Annrnuad Fnhrnarv 3 1860.
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New YORK, Feb. IA Baltimore
special says the remains of the assas-
sin Booth not inferred yester-
day but will be day in the presence
Of Mrs Booth, Edwin and Junius
1W Btuths Booth The skeleton has
been put in a metallic coffin. Hun
drea of people viewed the remains
yesterday afternoon. There is moth
Ing but bones left. Upon one foot
was an old army shoe, and on the
4E other boot cut open at the top this
ass covered the left foot, the leg having
been broken In his leap from the stag
box Of the theatre, after he had as
sasslpsted President Lincoln. There
is disposition to getup demonstra-
ton, bat the family bitterly oppose
anything of the sort, and arranged tt
bury him beside his father.
Several BaltimOrians have contrib
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new York Gold and stock MarKel.

MoNEY-Actiye during the morning ut
per cent. aon call, but in tile AFTERNOON
the tone was easier, with an pie supply.
Prime paper dull at 7(99 per cent.
STERLING Low and iFregular: prinles
S1zaS54 per cent. Tor 90 days, and 99Sls per
cent. for sig hit faH
GoLD-Opened at 1851. and settled to
1915. There was a materially large bu-I-
ness, the effect of decline OF bonds In
London, neutralize by high rates for car
rytn cash. .e...s.s.s
Gov ERNMENTS-We ere heavy during the
morning, prices showing IA decline from
the corresponding lime yesterday OF ~ t1
IA per cent but in the afternoon there
of about q per cent closing steady. Cou-
pOns of 81 tll46sIf4Iz; : do. '62, ll41s9ll5:
dos s64. lli14alll5s; do '65, ll2s56sl l2ls do.
new, iIO14asl1GsS: do. '6T, Il05s9ll0s4: do
1oS, llOzk9lll; l0-4Os, I091salOgs4. =. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-18
OFFICIAL
Lascs Passed By the FortietA Congress,
r Third Session.
IPURLIc-No. IOl

L
AN Acr supplementary to an act en-
titled An act to confirm the titles
to certain lands in the State of Me-
braska."
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the provisions
and benefits of an act entitled IAN
act to confirm the titles to certain
lands in the, State of Nebraska" ap-
proved the twenty-ffth day. of July,
ammo Domini eighteen hundred and
sixty eight, be, and the same are here
by. extended to the east half and
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section nine, township if
teen, range thirteen east. sixth prInci-
pal meridian, in Douglas County, Ne
braska, and that the title to the same
is hereby confirmed to the parties
holding by deed from the patentee.
Approved, February 2, 1869.