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New Orleans and Ohio Railroad Co.
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLbERS.

WIN. P. Mellen, Trustee, and the United states
and 0tbegs asaiaa The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
7NHIS cause having been referred baek ia
i me as Special Comm issioner 5y the Hon.
Bland Ballard, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District of Kentucky,
for the purpose Of taking further proof, etc. /:
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given 70 all
BOndhOideFs OF the First and Second Mort
gage Bonds and the Coupons thereunto be-
longing and unpaid, Of the New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company, that have not al
ready been reported to me under a former
order of said Court, to come forward and pre-
sent and hle with me, as said Commissioner,
said Bonds and Coupons as aforesaid, at my
Office, in the city of PadVoah and State OF
Kentucky, on or before she
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER. ISIS.
Also, in case of lost Bonds, II any, or in case
of claimants claiming tBs right 70 have any
Bonds nQt heretofore actually issued 70 them I;
said parties are mott Aed to take proof of same
before me- at the place aforenamed, on or be-
fore the First Monday in November, 1863.
W. II. JONES,
augl Special Commissioner.
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10 CottQa Planners 3 stock Ralsers

EEHE Memphis Oil Company wish 10 pur-
4 chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for Yhich they
VIII pay the market price, f-.Eaish sacks, and
nave seed correctly Weighed on their large
platform (Fc4rLank' 's) scales. They urge their
ir5?rgss not 10 store their Seed IN large guam
tltlea. nd'thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
70 make contracts for delivery of Seed Will
please call at Oil Work. Center Landing.
,,ts SS OIL Cake aud Meal for sale IN any qnan-
HsS' iy4
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August l3.-At a
meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
the Freedmen's Savings and Trust
Company, on Thursday afternoon, it
appeared that the deposits for July
were S4lI ,672 81, and drafts SS57 ,543 6S ;
total ;1,;~.,nsits. 81, ,2S5, 90 Al, and total
assets s., 80, 1873 6S. as sarge sup
Is held by about $4,000 persons.
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DIED

WHEELOCK-In this city, on the 18th inst,
in the 9th year OF her age, ELLEN R., wife OF
]. II. Whselock.
The friends ana acquaintance OF the fam
ily are invited TO attend the funeral, from
Grace Church, this Saturday morning, at 1C
o'clock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press Association.
NASHVILLE.

Senatorial Candidates RanneF to Hp-
pose Ex-President Johnson.
NASHVILLE, August l3.-The elee-
tion of United States Senator by the
naYt Legislature is exciting general
interest. Etheridge end johnson are
the most prominent candidates, ,thcEgh
Cooper has many supporters. 1he
BANNER will take grounds Tomorrow,
it is understood, strongly against
Johnson.
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TELEeRAPHIC MARKETS.
TFW YORK.


New YO6k,s' August 13.-Cotton
firm; sales 800 bales; Uplands 334c.
Flour 8 90 70 Z So Wheat 81 20 to
/ IS. Corn, mixed, 81 Is to Il. Rice
81 10 gic Whisky 81 l2l to l32 free.
Coffee firm. Sugar II to 1Sc.
Dry GOOds.-In wooden goods there
Is an improved demand but at low
prices. Low rates of Western freights
have given a stimulus to trade.
Where goods are offered at low rates
they Sr5 taken freely. IA certain
grades of lSnit hosiery a concession
has been yielded, Notwithstanding the
stOppage Of one Ofthe mills at CahGes,
but other grades are scarce and bring
full prices, The suspension of BOwes
Beckman involved a good many Of
the wOOlen mills in pecuniary losses,
and four large failures are reported
among them, beside a city woOlen
hOUse, These failures have csst 2
gloom over the Wooiea trade, buttheY
may result in good in closing up some
Of the mills. In cotton goods there Is
not much activity in prices lately.
Money khe money market Is un-
changed. Demand on cell 6 to per
cent. Sterling dull and unchanged.
Gold dUll-Cpening 81 l24s, J, advancing
to 1915, and closing at 134} to 134s
Loans made at 6 per cent. Clearances
Sl07 100000. Governments dull and
lower, and closing steady. State
bonds heavy; old Tennessees Gl4,
new 81.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 13.-COttOn
receipts l2l bales; exports Z; weeks
receipts 1901 bales; gross receipts 1887
bales-nett 366 bales: exports 70
E-Gy.a 1921 Gales oeastWise.7 7S9 halesS
stock EI49 bales. Flour, superffne
IS IS; Xxx IS 80; xxx So 622
Corn dull; mixed 81; white 81 O5.
Oats frmer at Csc. Bran 81. Hay
dull at $40. Pork S35 80. Bacon quiet
but firm; shoulders lie; sides 1859.
Hans Z}Gl 80. lard firm; I'm tierces,
20G 303c; in kegs 22923c. Sugar,
common, l16l2c; prime l49l4lc.
Molasses dull; reboiled 60 70 7ec.
Whisky - l2IGI Il. Coffee duh
fair l5al5lc; prime f6}6l6ic. Gold
33i. Sterling 49,. New York sight
5@l premium.
CINCINNATI.
CISCfNNATI, August l5.-Family
flour S6lG6 25. Corn soc, Oats 55 to
60c. Whisky 81 0S. Pork $39 Is.
Bulk shoulders lie; sides l6l@I6Ie.
Bacon shoulders 15i6I53c; clear rib
or clear sides 19c. Hams 24c. Red
wheat 81 2S61 so; white 81 4Ot61 45.
Rye 80 to Soc. Butter 2593Oc. Eggs
l4c.
81. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, August 18.-superfne
flour 50 25@5 60. Corn 81, Oats,
4le for heavy mixed. Rye SOC to 81,
BARLEY 81. Whisky 81 10. Pork
S3f 2j. Bacon shoulders 154c; clear
sides 19Gl9lc. Lard held higher.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 13.-ElQRr, sprung
extra, &C 2tC97 60. Wheat 81 45@
/ 45k. Corn 91@92c. Oats SOC. Rye
81 04. BarleySl 30. Highwines 81 06
Pork $89 70. Dry salt shoulders 1876
Lard l9c. Hams l739lSc,
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THE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
IL thoriZed the DeSasS Insurance and Trust
Company to change its business TO a banking
business, under the name OF the Union and
PlanteGs sank of Memphis, notice Is hereby
giyen that the Board of Directors have or
dered books to be opened for the subscription
OF three hundred Thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No.
10 Medisou street, en- the lSt of July next, and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
ahEige shall be sooner subscribed.
VIM. N. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
Memphis June p 1859 jeZ3
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Administrative NOtics,

TNHE underlined, having been duly ap-
4 pointed Administration of the estate of
Robert A. Noon. deceased, hereby notofIes
all creditors of said estate 20 file their claims,
and all debtors 70 come forward and settle
their Indebtedness with Messrs. Wright, Nc
Kissick q Wright, his attorneys.
VIM B. GALBREATH,
Memphis. July 10. 1853. jyis
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MONTGOMERY,

MONTGOMERY, August u, - Two
more new bales OF cotton, of the new
crop, were received this morning.
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FRENCh MIND0W GLASS.

TUST received per ship Vincentus Van Pau
y 10, direct from Antwerp, 1900 boxes French
Window Glass, all sizes, at prices TO compete
with American brands, and much superior
in quality.
aul2 ORGILL EROS. & co.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August l3.-The heat
between Mountain Boy and Lady
ThOrne is postponed until Monday,
tie track being tCo heavy on account
Of the rain this evening.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 13.-Consols close1
at 923f(a 925 for money; $40 bonds S35 ;
and at Frankfort at SSl.
LIvERPooL, August l3. - Cotton
closed actiYeI uplands l3td; Orleans
I3sd; sales 1900 bales.
California white wheat lis Id; Red
Western No ,, los Sd. Western flour
25s Cd. Corn 30s. Oats 3s &c. Peas
AS.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
FOR SALE.
EorS sale.

TNHE neat Cottage Residence, a Aosby St:
L would make an excellent noms loI
small family. The house contains nye room
and storerOom, servants room an1 ~ -
on the lot. also. cistern, now Iuil OF tna
fineSt pure cold water. There is lattice cls~
farrs bouse with force pump. Inc lot Is u
feef front lESl< faet deep 70 an alley and y
well Iaid out with shrnboery and vegetable
Garden. The location Is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited thet section
~ the citv. The neighborhocd IL Of the high
eat respectability. The place VIII be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prsme
ises, or at Avalanche once, ie4
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Memphis Female Seminary.

ENALL SESSION WILL OPEN WEDNES-
II DAY, September lat. For catalogues or
circulars call at Oung's Bookstore. or az No
lO9 Madison street.
aue4 Mrs. A. n, HALLE, Principal.
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Notice to Contractors and Planters.
NOTICE.

I IBERALs cash advances viii be made on
L. eQtt3n ~ Western produce shipped 70 our
correspondents, MaSzrs. d. Il. CarWell & Co,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
fell MARTIN WALT & co.
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eao-EELLoWs, DIRECTORY.

AYoso Enc lAEPYEyF, Ma 3. !. o. o. F.-meets
ca the lst and Sd Thur day nights OF each
month, al o'clock. A. F. Davis, G. P; d. c.
Trader, H. p; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 6-Iaeets every TueSdsv
night, at s o'clock. ]. W. Waynss5urg. n.
G.; j. B. Campbell, V. G.: Tl.os. Moffet, Sec'y.
DAY n..SSisit at O'Clock. j. z. RUSSELL, \. G.
Alexander HUM, I y. Thos. Bacon, Per
ROTH 16nGE, No. l, DEGREES OF REBEKAH-
incest on the Ist Friday night in each month,
at 8 o'clock. P. G. H. R. Pugh, n. g.; Mrs.
W. I. McIefresh, Sec'y.
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A.. AND A.. soeTEIsH RITE.

-
gSRhEs Avn MIrHRAS Lodges meet iBo
junction 4th Wednesday in every moe
F. Mellersh, Secretary.
CAsPHIA COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM
18th, No. Ben X. Pullen, 32d, Tarsh.'.; A
f. Frankland, S9d, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF RosE CRoIy, lStb, 40
!; Charles W. Ademss -, NJ WI H, Z
Tonlltnse 2, -, 9ed.sif '-''-
4tiaIff IFfF IlUPIl EssEIs COUNCIL OF K-H, Both
10. l. Henry p Wood ward, 32i Comm.
William Y. Cirode, a2d, Rec.
CoSSISTcRy or WEST TENNESSEE, 32D. LCha
aAinslie, sd Comm. IN CEl.sfi Sodge G.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, August 18. = Flour,
superfne s. 90. Corn 75c. Oats 45c.
Highwines 81 0S. Tobacco sales SO
hhds at 81 30 to I6 75. Bacon shoul-
ders Ice; sides l9l@l92c. Lard 201c.
Pork $}i.
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NTASCSIC SUPPLY STORE.-Convenient
vi rooms in Masonic Temple, Cincinnati,
O., have been RENTED and refprpished for
display. and sale of Masonic and other So
ciety Goods, Having established a successful
business, the undersigned is prepared for eX-
tensive orders, and can send c. o. D. OF c. o.
Chapters and Commanderles; Masonic Car
pets, Jewels, Collars, Diplomas; Pillars, Offi-
GERS Aprons. Full Templar outfits, SIS TO $50,
eebay,teT ~ z ~ Vi ttis, :,
prominent Masons IN each State.
auRl0 .IOHN ID CALDWELL
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Corner Front and Union Streets,

Corner Front and Union Streets,
Where he Will continue to offer a fuIl stock oi
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions,
Liquors, ETC., at the LOWEST MARKET RATES,
with improved facilities,
Has now on hand and to arrive:
800 barrels El0ur--Yarious brandss
IS cases Bacon Sides;
l50 tierces, half barrels ana kegs Lard;
20 boxes Breakfast Raeen;
50 barrels Cornmeal;
80 barrels MolasSes:
lSl barrels Yellow and Refined Sugar;
so boxes Soap, starch and Candles;
500 boxes Oysters, Sardines, Spices, ETC.;
l5O barrela Whisky, Brandy and Gin,
Coffees Teas, Wooden Ware, Brooms, and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
G. a. ECKEKREx,
augs Corner Front and Union Streets.
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100 CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS WANTED
1OO 70 dispose Of good paying article
an an energetic and trustworthy man can make
soO,OOO N Two months. Particulars free cali
% % OF address Daley & Co., 2O5 Broadway n.
=. aupT-ffau
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned herewith reapeetfally in
Il forms his customers and the public gem
orally, that he has removed his store TO the
eommoGious building
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sES ADVERTISEMENTS.

3. BLooNF4ELR, General Agent
Tl4os. j. HoRRELL, Local Agent
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NOtice to Lumher and saumiII Nan

E'HE oest saEmln on St. Francis yiver
a AK, with plenty Of timber snd a ready
easn market for lumber, WANTS a Darfna-
VII. Win small eapital-a good Sawyer pref efsrred.
E9 c9r Parnenlars call upon CLARKE, ELY q
CO., Memphis, Tenn, anil q
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NEW A0yERTlSEMETS.
NOTICE,

OFFTcE MEMPHIS s. ARK. RIVER PKT. Co..
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August =, 1863. j
NOTICE is hereby given, that meeting af
~ the stockholders in the Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet CGfnpany'' will be
held al the -fiice of the Company, In Kramer,
Miller n Co. Is building, Little Rock, Ark, on
WEDNESDAY, THE lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT. for the purpose OF electing Five III
rectors. JOHN D. ADAMS, Pres't.
j. ID. DARDES, Secretary. aug4
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NOTICES.
Notice.

DURING my temporary absence from the
- city, Mr.. William ". Francis win act AZ
Agent OF Martin Walt & Co. Any and all
transactions made for as by him viii be bind
Memphis. August 6, 1869. - aug aug
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FRUITS FRUITS FRUITS

4 HAVE made arrangements IA Keep on
i hand, az all times The Choicest Fruits Of
Kentucky, Tennessee and adjoining States.
:. D. EDWARDS.
aQg5 No. rs Second street.
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cARPEHTERIMG.
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 90 JEFF
~ ferson Street, entrance In alley. Special
attention given TO Stair Work. houses and
Vsrandaha framed ready for shipping. nova
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 12.-El0EF, sprung
extre, &C S5(97 60. Wheat 81 459
/ 45k. Corn 91@92c. Oats SOC. Rye
81 04. BarleySI go. Highwines 81 06.
Pork $83 70. Dry salt shoulders 1870.
Lard l9c. Hams 1729lSc,
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CINCINNATI.

ST.. LOUIS, August 18.-Superane
flour 50 25G5 go, Corn 81, Oats,
Ale for heavy mixed, Rye SOC to 81,
harley 81. Whisky 81 10. Pork
s3t 2j. Bacon shoulders 154c; clear
sides l9Gl9lc. Lard held higher.
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Haile's English asd Classical School for Boy

IyALI. SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY
4 September lst, at No. 303 Third street
For circulars call at No. lD9 Madison strest.
aug5 A. ]. HALLE, Principal.
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j. D. STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NO. no ALABAMA STREET.

THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTFTU-
Il ton commences WEDNESDAY, TIE
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
Thorough instruction given In English.
Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French ana Ger
man. jyI
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THE MISSISSIPPI CASE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS KILOGRAMS.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Mr. Robinson,
Chairman Of the Reconstruction Commit
tee, is preparing an omnibus bill for the
removal of political disabilities, excluding,
however, all names that would be likely to
delay action.
The senatorial caucus was full and stormy
this morning. On motion of Senator
Grimes, Senator Sprsgue and six others
withdrew. The caucus will re&ssemble this
afternoon, The suspension of the tenure
of-ofice law seems to be abandoned. The
fight will be over suspension for four
years, or the entire repeal of the law.
The papers of Charles M. Wildea (co-
lored), for postmaster of Columbis, s. G.,
are before the President, endorsed by Post
masterGeneral Creswell and the entire
South Carolina delegation. .
There were no nominations to-day
Everything is awaiting the settlement Of
the tenure-of- office bill.
The Senate caucus this afternoon agreed
to recommit the tenure Of Office bill to the
Judiciary Committee with instructions tt
report certain notifications.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION IN WYrHEv1LLE.
On Friday last, according to notice pre-
viously given, the delegates appointed by
the various counties of Southwestern Virgil
MIA interested in the construction of the
Pound Gap connection met in convention
in Wytheyille. Delegates were in attend
ance from the counties of Wise, Russell,
Washington, Smyth, Wythe, and Bland.
Mr.. William B. Aston, of Russell, presided,
and the editors Of the Marion Star and
Wytheville Dispatch were appointed secre-
taries.
Colonel R. E. Withers, of Russell, chair
man Of the Committee on Business, ad-
dressed the convention in advocacy of the
resolutions subsequently passed. Colonel
A. Nj Smith, of Russell; Colonel James
French, of Bland Colonel B. M. Jones,
chief engineer of the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad, also made telling and eff
fectiye speeches. The meeting took the
necessary steps to effect speedy organiza-
tion Of the Saltville and Coal Mining Rail
road Company, and appointed various COM
mittees to carry out their purposes. The
utmost harmony marked the deliberations
of the convention, and the friends of the
improvement are sanguine Of success.
Several beautiful specimens Of coal, en-
bracing bituminous, semi-bituminous, an
thracite, and camel, were exhibited from
deposits in the county of Wise, and repre-
sensations Of the extent, purity, and value
of the coal-beds of that county were almost
marvellous. The proposed road will prove
Of incalculable value, not only to that Sec
ton Of Virginia, but to the whole State, as
it not only opens up section of country
filed with the most valuable minerals, but
will perfect direct airline connection be-
tween the railroad systems of Kentucky
and the great West and our seaport city Of
Norfolk, which must inevitably command
the greater portion of the export trade Of
the West. A fuller report of the proceed
ings will be published hereafter.-Lynch-
burg Ne,cS.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHISGToN, March 2.-House.-Under
the regular call, the Election Committee
reported that there was nothing affecting
the South.
No action has been had in the Recon
struction Committee on Mississippi affairs
A large number Of bills we're introduced
under the regular call, and among them
one to divide the State of Texas, organizing
that portion of the State south and west Of
the Colorado river into a State, and to con-
tinue provisional government in Texas
Bill referred to the Reconstruction Com.
mittee.
A bill Incorporating the Southern Ex,
press Company was introduced.
A joint resolution granting right of way
to the Memphis, Ell Psso and Pacific rail
road was passed.
A resolution that no contestants to seats
who are disqualified by disloyalty shall re-
ceive compensation was passed by 100 to %
The bill multiplying the elections of dis
qualified persons, and declaring persons re-
cei7ing next highest number of votes elect
ed, was introduced, and the consideration
thereof postponed until Wednesday.
The bill sbolishing the chief Of staff tc
the General of the Army was passed.
The resolution to withdraw the concur
rent resolution from the Senate to adjourn
on Friday failed.
A motion to suspend the rules for dc,
claratory resolution that the fifteenth
amendment did not include the Chinese
failed By strict party vote of AZ to LOG.
Adjourned.
Senate.-The bill requiring the proprie.
tors of bonded warehouses to pay store.
keepers was passed.
The bill authorizing northern and south
ern railroads which connect through al
Washington was passed.
Adjourned.
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p,sArpEARAScE OF UNITED STATES

DISAPPEARANCE OF UNITED STATES
M.RsHAL.-A few days ago we published
The rumored disappearance Of the United
States marshal from Atlanta, and that no
one had been able TO discover his where
abou,s. On Saturday the Atlanta papers,
wbo have hitherto been most mysteriously
silent on the subject, in their account of
tbe proceedings Of the United States Dis
tr;ct Court in that city say that the United
States attorney officially announced to Judge
rrskine the absence Of the marshal, and
requested that some one be appointed to
take his place temporarily. This the latter
refused to do, as the deputy marshal was
present, and the business of the court could
nrcceed as usual; but the United States at
torney was ordered to communicate, the in
tellicence to attorney General Hoar as soon
as possible. The marshal has been missing
now nearly week, and no one knows what
has become Of him. We learn that between
fifty and sixty thousand dollars, belonging
10 other parties, was in his possession just
before his mysterious disappearance.-Au-
o,.Sta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Mrssrsa LErTER-WARRAsTs Is
SUED FOR THE ARREST OF GOVERNOR
WELLS, JUDGE BOND, L. e. DUDLEY, AND
CHARLES E. ZIScKE.-Late last night We
learned that warrant had been issued by
Justice Murphy, at the instance OF Messrs.
Edgar Allan and W. h. Samuel, for the ar
rest of Governor Wells, Judge Bond, and
Messrs. Dudley and Zincke, charged with
robbipg the United States mail of the letter
which has been the subject Of so much
comment during the past few weeks.
Judge Bond was arrested at about 9
O'Clock last night at his house, on Ninth
street. He requested the officer arresting
him to take him to Mayor Chahoon, and
though urged by the parties making the
complaint to take him before a justice Of
the peace other than the Mayor, the officer
conducted him to the house Of the Mayor.
Messrs. Allan and Samuel remained some
time in the rain at the corner of Ninth and
Franklin streets waiting in vain the result.
1t is doubtful if the other parties were ar
rested, ~
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4 CHURcHMAN AGAINST CHURCH AND
STATE.-The British House of Lords fur
nishes some very able antagonists of the
Irish Church establishment. Lord Monck,
the late Governor General of Canada, who
is an Irish Protestant and an Irish Peer,
has delivered speech which was surprise
to the Lords. He not only demanded the
dsestablishment of the Irish Church, but
he made the first declaration by church
man in Parliament that the general prin-
ciple of Church establishments is doomed.
de declared as follows:
He did not desire to fight under false
colors. He admitted that, independently OF
the special circumstances Of the Irish
Church, he was, on principle and as
churchman, opposed to all connection be-
tpsen Church and State. He believed that
wherever that connection existed the same
blighting and benumbing influence would
be found to affect the Church. Holding
these views, he did not share in the gloomy
forebodings of those who thought the Irish
Church could not survive its severance from
the civil power, for the experience he had
had in Canada Of the beneficial effect On
the Church of throwing her upon her own
resources precluded him from entertaining
such spprehensions."