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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21
London ,ronex Mnrket.

Special to PUBLIC LKDeER, By Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Toleeraph.l
LoSDoS, April 81, ll:l5 am. = Five
twenties, 500; Erie. 23l; Console, s3i
Illinois Central, 9sl; Bonds 10 Frank
fort, ST.
LoSDos, April 81, l:2O pm = Five
twenties, sos; Erie. %; Consols, 93i
Illinois Central, ssl; Bonds in Frank
fort. s7i.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21
MARRIEID.

.GREHAN-MANIGAN AT 81. Pstrick's
church, By Rev. Father Rierdon. Tuesday eve
nlng. April 20. lses. Mr.. John II. Grehan and
Misc Maggie Manigan.
Could We say auEht that would add to the
already overhoWinE cup Of bliss Of these. our
friends. it would be Rladly said but Is that
would be impossible. We can only wish that
they may ever be a. happy as now. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Beautiful Building Lot
AT AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL "A.
" At 10 o'clock. We will cell, en- the premises,
corner Of Shelby snd IrtzeTant streets. being
lot No. 8, In block 6. on the plan Of Memphis
The lot has front Of 70 feet, and extebdf hack
is feet. Title perfect. Sale positive. Terms
made known on day Of ale.
MOEsARRAT. LANIRR A CO..
a. Real Estate Brokers.
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New Orleans Cotton and Money
Markets.
Special to PURLIo LEDGER by Western Union
Telegraph.l
New ORLEANS, April 81. ll:30 a.m.
Gold, 1874. Cotton weak; demand fair;
middling, 2SC92Slc; sales, 1000 bales.
New York sigh, bills, / premium.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21

The most cruel swindle is praciiced in
England, where sham life preseryers,
stuffed with shsviugs instead Of cork, are
sold TO emigrsnts. The best Of them will
not support ten pound weight 81 hour.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21
New YorIx Cot,on Markct.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
New York, April 81, 1880 AM
Market opened quiet; offerings are
small. Sales at all ports yesterday, $500
bales; receipts at all ports, yesterday,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21

nv. vREDENBURGH, Agent.
Heg No ~ Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21

Az. HASTINGS, President.
W. b. BUCKH0UG. Vice Pres't.
flask W. BALLAD. Secretary.
NATHAs HARPER, Asst Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21
STATE % TESxEssEE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
n LanrrIIn Iannnrr l 1870 i


I,G. w. Black barn. Controller OF the Treas
ury, DO hereby certify that the Security In
sursnce Company, located al New York. IN the
State Of New York. has produced 10 me salts
factory evidence that said Company has com.
piled with all fhe requirements u the laws Of
the State Of Tennessee imposed on Insuranc e
Companies; add I further certify that r. ".
VredenhurEh. agent Of said Cempsny. has also
complied With the requiremenis OF the laws Of
Wherefore, said Security Insurance Company
has authority % take risks and transact the
business Of insurance IN this STATE, Al Mem
phi1. Tennessee. q. W. BLACkBURN.
Controller Of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-21

and Atlantic telegraph
New YoRK, April 81, 1925 PM
Governments little frmer and mode
rately active. Sterling Exchange duh
prime sixiy-day bills, l0st. Money active,
on call, per cent. Gold loanipg at
l-32: market bullish.
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Two rriphtfal Railroaa Aceident..

A special to the appeal. dated Dres-
den, Tenn, April 20, says;
About one o'clock this morning, as the
western-bound train on the Nashville
and Northwestern railroad was passing
over a trestle, abou! three miles east of
Dresden, the trestle gave way, precipi-
tatiDg into the stream below the engine,
baggage, express and first passenger
coach, leaving the rear or ladies car
hanging perpendicularly, one end on the
track and the other in the gully beneath,
making a complete wreck of the train,
The engineer, William Sippy, and his
fireman, young man named Christal,
were instantly killed, aud several pas
sengers severely, but not fatally, in
jured. The accident was caused by the
washing away of the earth below, and
cannot be attributed 10 any neglect of
the railroad officials.
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ANOTHER

frightful but not serious accident oe-
CURED about the same time and only a
few miles west of Dresden. The passen-
ger train coming west broke through a
trestle about four miles west of the above
named place, the engine turning over,
but, strange to say, no one was injured,
the engineer and fireman jumping from
the engine in time to save themselves
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AMUsE M e MTs.
NEW MEMPHIS TIL EATER,


NEW MEMPHIS TIL EAT ER.
Lessee, MRS. W. @. THOMPSON.
Manager and Treasurer. G. D. STETNKuHL.
Stage Manager. ROBERT McWADE.
Tremendous success Of the great carieaturist,
THE LEFFINGWELL, who remains only for
three nights more.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 81, will be
produced, with all the effect. the laughable
burletque entitled CINDERELLA, or the
Slipper. "Gushins clorinda" "a girl Of the
period. The Lefingwell. ALI the company
in the cast.
In rehearsal. ALADDIN, in which The Left ng-
the WIDOW TWANKAY.
SCALE OF PRICEs-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 81; Orchestra Chairs, 81 so; Family
Circle, 50 cents; Colored Boxes. so cents Col
ored Gallery, Is cents.
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New York stock Market.

New YeRK, April 81, Ills am
Market generally firm and active.
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New York Money Market.

Special 10 PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

~Bicycle prices have fallen Is per cent
Mr.. Beecher returned Ssl 900 income this
year. -
.~Arhllsry is used to bring down uartz in
Nevada mines. ...r
~The new French Atlantic cable is a,,52
miles long, or 400 more than its predecessors.
0"Humbug Point" is the name Of a new
town just laid out on the Tuolumne River,
California.
~0eneral Ames proposes in Mississippi to
have the negroes an d the whites vote in sep.
arate boxes, so that the latter shall not exer-
else undue influence upon the former and in.
timidate them.
~The BARRIERS Of Portsmouth. N. H.. an.
nounce that they will close thelr ssboudsirs Of
art" one evening ayweek in order that they
may have little relaxation.
~Spanish Deputies have to swear by their
'sreiigious faith, >" their "love OF country" aad
their "honor as q caballero." which ssems
rather more comprehensive than binding.
ga petition, signed by ffty colorsd people,
has been presented 10 tue New Haven (Ct.)
Beard Of Education, asking tnat their children
have equal privileges with the whites In the
public schools. The petition was referred to
the School COMMITTEES. ftE
0An English chsmist has discoyerei
preparation which will pstrffy hnman bodies,
n suggests that By hrs method one can make
excellent building material Of his ancestors
~The New YORK Hanson Cab Company
has seventy thousand dollars Of stock sub
scribed, has engaged stable, and sent over to
England 1oa two hundred cabs.
~The London Standard has On article on
what II calls the "musacA tornado In Boston"
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f1ARyIY q HOLDEN,
MANUFACTURES OF
ZOE CREAM, wArHR ICES, CHARLOTTE.
JDLLIBs, &C.,

We most respectfully announce 20 our numerous
patrons and the public. that, in connection Win
our extensive Bestsurant and Dining Rooms for
Ladies and Gentlemen. we have made the mott
extensive preparation for manufacturing
ICE CREAM, WATEk ICES,
fROZKH CUSTARD, CHARLOTTE DE- RUesH,
FROZEN PUHCHHs, JELLIRe, Ac,
OF the finest qualities and nsvor, wholesale and
Our selection Of Creams have been made from
the principal dsfries OF 0rsnge county n Y
Pennsy lvania. Delaware, and Nirgtuis
fishering ourselves With the ,slist ia, ve can
familiarity with the business, nest rec pect-
fnlD solicit liberal share OF patron age. and will
guarantees TO please ali who may fayor us A
liberal deduction Will be made TO res stfvAls and
fAirs Particular attentios paid 90 farpishiug
Families BY any quantity they may desire, deliy-
ereo TO all parts Of the city daily.
FIsENr FLAyoRs OF CREAMs. ICFs. CHAR-
L0ffEs. yELLIEs, PUHOHEs, &C. e7l1
CoScEHrRArED ExrRAcT
This . to certify that hs.. A'o 0a.is.sS SsSfh
Scott = kxtract Of Ginger. and have Witnessed the
processot manufacture, and can pronounce h Q
purf article. which contains all the vaiuabs pro-
pertes OF the GiRger, the exhA ustion being thor
ongh and complete. No foreign matter enters Into
A. eNOwDEH PIGoOrr.
Analytical and Oonrulfips Chemfst
Laeoratory, SO Q. Gay street, Baltimore.
Manufactured and seld in any qnaptfey desired
Cerper Prstt end High streets Bait nor~
3 CALyERT FORD, Agent for Wshinetou;
RlTCHIE CAUeTN for Georgetoun; aud for
sale st Drug Stores generally. ma In
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two hundred and ihirty-tnree Of the public acts
Of he thirty ninth Congress, approved july
twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
be, sAt he same 10 hereby, declared 20 take ef-
hundred and SIXTY seven. And all fs,s which
nave been paid in o the treasury in obedien &c
- ne provision OF said section, and which
accrued prior % said frst day OF January,
eighteen hundred and six,y.sevsp, stall De
refunded out Of consular receipts
Approved, March 26, 1859.
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PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOfIONn

PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOfIONn
snAurIsrrse TIE iS4 All. AsD COMPLEX.
RRnoyEs ALL HRTPrIors. YRxcxn..
HlhPLke. kOrH BLOT0H rs, TAN, etc.,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
1os LAplkS tn the NURSERY 10 10 invaluable.
Tor GEHILEMEN after sHAvINGf ft has no eoual
"PAPHIAH LOTION" fs the snly relia rom.
sdy Tor diseases and blemisnes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN soaps
Or the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH viii NOT
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
sFLOR DE MAYO.n
"FL0R DE MAYO.0
AMnW PERFUME FOB TIE HANpKRR
BBAGBAHOf
PHALOH . SON, Nev Fork.
rD Sold by all nru9sists
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ENGLAND.

Another Meeting Of Ssre. he AIDED English
Bsnd-holders-They Protest Against Mr..
Summers Speech.
LONDON, June 24.-Another meeting of Con
feoerate bond. holders was held here last even
ing. The object was to protest against parts OF
Summers speech, the Alabama claims tresty
and TO petition the House Of Commons against
the United States, unless NAV are ad,udics ~
BY an impartial tribunal, on principles o,
equity and International law
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Dry Goods.

The Spring season is nearly over, and the re.
viVai tnat every one has been anticipating in
II will hardly come now, and the excitement
tnat was expected will have TO be left over nm.
III ran. Until then nothing better than dull
ana steady market can be reasonably looked
lor. Prices have decidedly dropping ten.
dency: hut there is no panic, nor any cause for
one. The market generally for both cottons
and wooiens is very sluggish.
tery few transactions in brown sheetngs
ana shirtings Of an amount worth noting have
taken place from first hands. Though some of
the Jobbers have reduced the prices Of leading
makes OF sheetings about halt y cent yard the
market remains substantially as last week In
bleached shirtings and shee.ings there is yery
little movement and prices are without q uota.
Die change. Printing cloths In the gray are
inactive, but the stock In first hands Is small
ana prices show no signs OF giving way.
Prints are in moderate demand, aad the new
styles sell readily at full prices: but the old
patterns are heavy and difficult Of sale, except
hams of the best makes are in fair demand, and
sell readily At the top Of the market
Printed lawns and percales OF good styles
meet with ready sale, as 1t is now the hight OF
the season for thin goods. But the old styles
and inferior grades are very slow OF sale. even
at reduced prices. Rolled laconets and cam.
brlcs are IN small demand, but prices remain
wn0u. ,roni @ essenuai cnange. Siiesias are i'm.
from the clothiers Is much better than it has
been. Muslin de laines are not in much de.
mano al TINS season OF the year; but few of the
better qualities, medium colors, ind read '
purchasers. The rest Of the market for do.
mestic cottons is without any SPECIAL change
Prices do not vary essentially from last weeks
quotations.
Woolens OF all kinds are exceptionally dull,
even for the season. Cassimeres and satlnets
are without any marked change. There 10
very little dong, and sales are confined mostly
to the finer grades OF cassimeres adapted TO the
season and suited to the city trade.
The transactions IN foreign dry goods are
now confined almost wholly to seasonable IA.
brics adapted to the city retail trade; and for
goods Of this description, particularly the
richer kinds OF dress-goods and the high.
must be satisfactory 10 the I'm porters, who have
not much cause for satisfaction in the sale Of
goods OF a cheapeYcharacter.-N Y. Lude p,n.
dent
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fPCBLIC RgsOLUrroN-Nn. 81
Il RRs2LC rIoN In relation 20 lighthouses on
he coast of Oregon
R'So!ued ~ he Senate and H0xs. IF R<Jrs-
eHtdf'css OF The J5ied StGlss Of 4rssrlcc ia Con-
cTcsS GEsentlcd. That the erection of he light
mouse a. Aquinna bay. and OF other light
houses on the coast OF Oregon. for which ap.
preparations have been or may be m ide, shall
no. be delayed for want OF the consent OF the
legislature Of the S.ate 20 the purchase OF the
site or sites for such lisht-houses
Approved, March 70, 1859.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF WAYS
AND MEANS IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCIeco, June 2i.-The COMMITTEE of
ways and Means OF the House Of Representa-
lives and invited guests arrived at Sacramen 70
Yesterday BY q special train. They were met
oy Ex-Governor Stanford and a number OF
prominent citizens, and were escorted 10
hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PREsIDRNr.-The
President has made the following appoint.
ments u. Hub.ey Ashton, 70 be agent on the
part Of the United States, under the Sd section
OF the act of April !, 1869, to carry into effect
the convention Of &th Of July, 1s6e, between
the United States aud Mexico. Postnasters-
Daniel Q. Hit, Urbans, Ohio; Edward u.
Webster. La Sale, Illinois; James L. Crane,
Springfield, Illinois. James r. Allaban, To be
Assessor Of Internal Rever ne for the ID district
OF New York. John Cochrane, 10 be Collector
oflnternal Revenue for the 9th district Of New
York.
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FROM OREGON AND WASHINGTON
TERRITORUES

The Republicans Garry the Election i'm
Portla tland-Earthquakes i'm Washington
Territory.
PORTLAND. OREGON, June 2t.-The munic,
pal this city resulted in the success of
the entire Republican ticket Shocks OF eartb
quakes were experienced at Seattle, Olym Ola.
and Stellacoon, Washington Territory on the
20th, 2lstand 22d instants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

WN H. MATHEWS has been appointed local
mail agent at the Relay House, Nd, vice An.
drew Byrne, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

CAPT. s. A. JOHNSON, for several years pas,
connected with the Appointment Office at the
Treasury department, leaves here this evening
for the West, on leave OF absence.
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rPUBrrc RReoLur1oN-No 81

d.
JOINT RssoLUTIeN 10 supply omissions in tbs
enrolment of certain appropriation acts ap-
proved March third. eighteen hundred and
slx.y-nine.
BE it resolved by the Senate and House of Repre.
stntatires Of The United States Of Amerca in Con-
gress assembled, That the following items.
omitted In the enrolment of appropriation acts
approved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, be, and the same are hereby as
amended, made valid portions OF the acts
from which they were omitted, viz:
IN the "act making appropriations for the
legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of
the Government for the year ending the thirti.
eth OF June, eighteen hundred ana SEVENTH -
after the proyiso TO the paragraph commencing
"For salaries and expenses of collectors, asses.
sors,assistant assessors, revenue agents, &c in.
srt: "Prorided further, That after the passage of
thls act the prOprietors of all internal even ne
bonded warehouses shall reimburse to the
United States the expenses and salary of al 1
storekeepers or other officers in charge Of such
warehouses, and the same shall be paid into
the treasury and accounted for like other pub.
lie moneys"
In the tact making appropriations for sun.
dry civil expenses Of the government for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen HUNDRED
and seventy, and for other purposes under
the beading Public Buildings anu Grounds y
before the item "For pay of lampIighters, gas
fitting" &c insert '.For lighting the Capitol
and Presidents house and public grounds
around them and around the executive Offices,
thirty thousand dollars
Approved, March 20, 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

MEETING OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richards, of the Public Schools INTENDS 10 csIl
a meeting OF the teachers OF the schools for 90
o'clock on Saturday morning, af tue Miller
School Building, when he. with others, will
address them on educational matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

COMMANDER THOMAS A. HARRIS, u. s. N,
has been directed to hold himself in readiness
20 command The Dacotah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

BOARD OF ARMY OFFICERS, composed Of
Brevet Major General John Newton, Brevet
Brigadier General II. L. Abbott, Brevet Colonel
ID q. Houston. and First Lieutenant A. Nishet
Lee, corps Of engineers, has been ordered to as
semble In New York city on the 2sth of June
for the purpose of examining and reporting
upon such proposed improvement of the Wal.
iabout chan mel at the navy yard, New York, as
may be referred to the board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

JANIS =. MATHEWS, Collector Of Customs
at Tappahannock, Virginia, has resigned, and
nIs resignation has been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

KICKED Br HoIsB.-Yesterday a geutle-
man named Dennison was driving In a bueey
along nrst street near Pennsylyania ayep Ne
when the horse become restIve and kicked over
the dash board injuring Mr.. ID. severely on the
knee. Seargent Pierce took him 10 the drue
store OF Mr.. Hickiing where Dr. N. Young
dressed his wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

THH NEW CoLLKcroR-Nr. p. A. Boswell.
the Collector OF Taxes elect, who will enter on
his bond with the Mayor for the faithful per-
formance Of the duties OF the ONCE rns
amount Of the bond Ia S3Oy000 and the suretie.
are Messrs. X. a. Bacon and George w.
Goodall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

TIE PRlsIpEHr's FL pIsr SoN. Fred Grant,
whohas been At the Military Academy dunng
the past year and his second con, Ulysses 8.
Jr., who has been At school near Boston, are
expected to reach here to-morrow evening or
Saturday merninc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

INTERNAL RRvRNUE-The receipts from
this source to-day were Ssse, ,sI2.4s.
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rs OF SrRALIue.-Thls morning wu
Shaw, whose arrest by officer J. w Reed. tor
stealing some clothing from q. MeDooald', !,
store, on X street, near sta. was noticed in
Yesterdays STAR. had hearing before JUS
tlce Harper, when he was committed 20 tail.
Mr.. q. fost Also preferred q charge against
HIM OF having robbed the money drawer on his
restaurant some time since OF over $40, some OF
which was identified. He was committed 10
JAIL IN this case. as Also In several other czses
against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-24

GEN. SH4RNAN left here this afternoon, for
81. Louis, No. ard Will be absent about ten
days.
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EVENING STAR.


VICE PRESIDENT CoLPAx is in Hartford. the
cues: Of Governor Jewell.
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oUh hBLATlONs WITH BRAZrL-NrNIsTER
WkBB's COURSE ENDORSED BY THE GOVERN
NBNT.-The result Of the visit Of Hon. James
Watson Webb, our late Minister to Brazil TO
this city, and his recent interviews with the
President and Secretary Fish, has been that
the latter has addressed letter 70 the BRAZILIAN
Minister OF Foreign Affairs fully approving o,
the course pursued by Mr.. Webb, and notifying
the Brazilian authorities that thiSGoyernment
reserves unto inself the right 70 seEd instruc.
tons to our Ministers abroad without first con-
sulting representatives of foreign government ts
In reference to the matters upon which are to
be given. The United States Legation in
Brazil is in charge of the Secretary, awaiting
the arrival OF Mr.. Blow. who will sail
from New York on the a3d INST. In view of the
complicated turn which matters have recently
taken, 1t is highly probable that the instruc.
tions Of Minister Blow will be materially sup
plemented. Mr.. Webb leaves here to-day, for
his home in New York.
THs LIST OF CADETS AppoINrBp.-The fol-.
lowing named persons have been appointed
Cadets Of the United States Military Academy
sat large for 1870:
Joseph +. Crane, Of Ohio, son of the late Bre-
vet Lieutenant Colonel Joseph G.. Crane u.
s. army, recently murdered at vicksburg, Mis-.
siesippi.
Bernard NJ. Byrne, son Of the late Surgeon
Byrne, U. S. army, and grandson of the late
General Alert, Chief OF the Corps of Topo.
graphical Engineers.
Lewis Morris, Of New York, son of the late
Colonel Morris, OF New York, killed at Cold
Harbor, Va, during the late war, and grand.
son Of Major Morris, U. 8. A., killed in the
war Of 1912.
james H. johnson, Of Pennsylvania, SON OF
the late Lieutenant Colonel Charles F. John
son, U. S. ", who died from the effects of
wounds and exposure during the late war.
Robert Paige Wainwright, of New York, SON
OF the late Com. Wainwright, u S. Navy,
killed in action on the deck OF the Harriet
Lane, in Galveston Bay, during the Iate war
John M. Robinson, Of New York son of
Gen. John @. Robinson, U. 5. Army, who lost
leg during the late war
Charles NJ. O'Connor, Of Iowa, SON of MAJOR
O'Connor, U. 5. volunteers.
John L. Glenn, Of Ohio, a drummer boy in
the Army Of the Cumberland, during the late
war.
H. b. Febiger, OF Ohio. SON Of Capt. Febiger,
U S. Army.
Nathaniel ID. Pendleton, OF West Virginia,
who rendered important service to the army of
Gen. Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley du.
rIrR the late war, transferred frem the ap-
pointments heretofore made for the present
year)
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HON. WIN. A. RICHARDSON. Assistant Secre.
tary of the Treasury, will leave here this eve
ming for visit to his home in Cambridge
Mass, and will be absent two weeks.
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Approved, April 3, 1869.
(PUBLIc RRsoLUrroN-No. IL

"A hEeoLUTIoN IeiatlnS 10 govern maut build
iDgs at Fort often, Dakota Territory.
ResOlred by the Senate and House of Repre.
sentdtires cf the United States Of America in Con-
9ress assembled, That the Secretary OF War be,
and he hereby is, authorized and empo wered
10 direct the necessary buildings at Fort
Totten, Dakota Territory. to be constructed of
brick, and to accept those at said fort alread
constructed OF brick: Prorided That in his
judgment buildings of that material will not be
more expensive than buildings Of wood And
pyOrided further, That NO Appropriation will be
necessary therefor.
Approved, April 6, 1869.