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sUNDRIEs.
RECEIPTS OF pR0nrcr

Per Iescls, Railroads and Canal
JuLI 1928 bales C0on II AS bills Flour 2l hnsh Wheat
542 bush Corn Is 867 bash Oats 100 bush 1876 BUSH
800 bills Refined Petroleum. $50 bb Tar 8j bb Rob 20 bills
Pork l7s rkgS Cut Meats IS CASKS Ashes 81 sean 1850 pg[
Butter 500 boxes Cheese 10 bills Tsow go bb WHISKY COS bills
Eg 1883 bales Wool p bales ISL Hops 1904 Sides
Leather 100 bids Tobacco 3 Tobacco Rice
$50 boxes Starch, 3pkgs. BeesRaL
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MANNING g. De FOREST,
Office of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
opp0Ia US. sub Treasury.

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make collec-
tons on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates of
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes of Government Securities
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons,
We buy and sell at the Stock Elk
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-Cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by moneyed corporations, as the
longest SiX-per-Cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Hail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
EFsK q HATcH
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MOLASSES-Tbere e demand from the trade and relners
beginning look around though the volume Of business o
up small prices but sellers DO not ayan
quote somewhat nomuay At at0 for Cnna
eotrs and Mixed: 1919 Cuba Glazed; 8d3c for Cuua
Mueoysdo; Porto Rico; 50bc for knglh nl New
Orleans and 55dS2 sales to-day Of SJ mus
Porto RIc1 OF private but 40 lOa price
METALNeW Sbesthng and Yellow Metal unchanged Zig Tn
without change dali Other ats coming under
beading du devoid Of life aud animation, and rates are
nominal We quotes
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WIT sALrED HIDES

HOPS-Tbee been activity In this market To-Day
have advanced and close f sales Of 900 bales al 4a!'S
As 70 growth and quality. t.. ,.,., ~
HGY-Tbe receipts kve been liberal and the market fn sales Of
HoSEYHCSba Is selling At saC7c gO bond and sisS8c gold
DUTY paid 4, - ST. American
HORNSws quote OK at 50 for RIO Grande and S0i0' American
selected po,-,tst
INDIGO-Tbs market quej 9ots snail saes o. 5,i G
al 6odS2 20; Madras 8ncUS ~ TO-; ManA &C - -4' N'
fnsls : 0a%l As aud Csrscss ~ To- 81 go'l ~, -
IRATHERHemock been rather qnet ne W 81 uu!eI'
being Tor th moment sHpphei tui dea ers appesT 70 Z
80 ~ Df, from the not been sufficient to make
80 @ Iteration stock Oak Sole arn and larry ael'@
Tep4 p rough and In good steady demand we quote
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Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u Nos 396 and 39s c4N al s. co., 90 q 5000.
III an sr before July 20 will bear interest nom Jul!
money u'P'''"' AssKrs-SU,5I2.555 So
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Western Mixed a. esa95le, closing at soa9'ci Western
kptjsi Al 81 095o, and do. yellow at soe
The closing prices sTe as follows; -
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,I.TtF ur ltINr NrrFt RIVER MIMIC COT
No 30 Piss ~, hEw-l OK, June ~, loy
NOTICE i, hereby given tlat an Aoot2H,-
~ INV fIft ter the Capital stock ofiho
fiiSf sIEsL EyLE MINING COMPANY las been .s.i ri.e
r aft-t 4 -. np NI &c pay le 90 Obs once % % fI'.i
I. ',r.tt srsrrf uh Interest thereafter Tue trans
a. H he ..a aa ta- Bh ~ July aner sl.ll t1 aiirf eap
al. r.rrat a Nr order % 'te
80 r.,..t-.. WALTOS FEHstsoS. Secretary.
i OUiSVILIE. NEW ALBANY and CHlCA-
4 4 gD HALFWAY tONFAAl-fuurs boiling trAlltitAl -
n e Boa.1rrf Ar fou o. tle above Comp'ny ar f,es.
- t ~ aa .ua lIth ~ J Al tsr once ~ le Far
% Company 13 EIghau4e place ior esraaeaies
'.-.. ~ ,I--.. .,..s.t,..,r. X a. ROlNTON
''' prrsileut Iatmrrs Loan and ITIst co.
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per ss chickens are in good requests turkeys and roo.r'

unstable We quotei $500
soss b'., 1870 2O Ducks. young PpAi 81 oO8 81 Is
SPnag Chicks, NJp ESQ NJ On............. 759 90
300 Co Geese, West, $50 90
ho0SerS q b.... s0 llTurkeyS p tb.,.... l6a 10
- VEGETABLES.
Inc markets SLED overlooking potatoes trade
tm s very dull Sons Eorfos are Offering per bbl Long
ana jersey png them 10 strong ard m the farmers have
uy Cos under digging their early
thing else IL looks like very low p css Boats are putting ont d no.
taoes all the way from 25e 10 ? per Ill We ouoe.
Corn BurngonlO0 800 % Potatoes Norfolk bill 81 O0a
N1eumbers, Norfolk, Long Island Nj. ! 251 Is
Y JDL .'.......... ] 500 Tomatoes, Chasn Il
Oons rotate hb. OJD sol Norfolk. 250 20
tii,g, ltO bchs. O1D 3 ITuruips white.
bchs..... %
Russia, y bbl..... 759 90
sUNDRIEs.
We quote,
BeeswaI snalots on IS 60 MiIed .,.,,.,.,,. IS %
Corn Meal, coarse, q Ien.,.............. 10 % II
Nyo'..,. ......Sl SO Vinegar, Pure Cider,
tlne lelOw......I 90OS 95 A. gal, o. a 30
tlne White .'..l 900 100 Cider y gal pure.., 10 % IS
feahers, Live Geese. lNewspaperL........... "a 81
new me, = B.. IS a - White Rags....,.... 40 ~
ScAded.,,,.,.... 65 IS MR. 40 at ean..,I IS Is
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TRrITs ND nEREIEa

Strawberries quantities Northern Tm otlis state,
sre arriving TdoUphe De Gnds hnag Z@Jc a. "ous
tier bring ueh than The Ptlaieyha or Bockcap The 70
oeph b. no good Shipping berry ard does not take vel! ~ color
against H. The pooi'te B3eE cap h 'e 1n' sse
ofibeordBary small IS loN rates I~r = q Iue T
depis sBi Bisck Cap plenty e. Ly are Wv
ye5r f~ Wilson's Harry B'eL1erdes have been Iees '
boay ya4c per quart Lwons FROM Delaware sr'e IN bad order
vary 10 20 r. quart boxes and from - 70 Ps
cafraat. Peaches vary with each steamer Tie i crates
good to-day and brought @3H 20 crate while some
which ee 30 Yesterday sold sJ0 Norfolk apples scare bl
fluff Is lh Those Charleston, "a bush crates ta Ion
81 % each few peaches have arrived from norfolk ba are
qso The Delaware crop expected be large the northern
W road has pro yed 10 day 10 bring the nut but docs @
VIA that udube viii be uee1ed Norfolk pears vary from ~
Itr bush SO 5OWS7 II fresh and frm. We qnote .
apples Norfolk. LbL 0OdF7 o. Sauherre Fancy qtza
Oartst0h. crates 500 80 81 strawberries Wilson'S 20
NsA TartB &e h.. l3d2g Blackberry, common, d.
RSgSsfes Diici Cap pt sdl3
Ahtwerp d. io9iS
Noe''.'.......... ..iG0I8 wborberhes bush..SiG4'
| g. FRUITS AND NUrs-DRGED.
peeisI 1'" ChsTe were soH at 4oe D bat S are fI
tons low We drop quotations Of most dried fruits until ne"
Peaches peeled Y h. azl Ordinary Good...... aio
.os 10 1e-'-m... AlG State. - ON
Ct.s i 49, Peslais Va z bush ~ - Is Is
| Apples hoaherntn Y B.ll an
| - HOPs. -.
we Nets sndng on Saturday $500 bales Reeepu 1i
a hnL on.nued nee shipments have materially relieved our mar
ht aug We qe her advance H. We even near Of
fhT o. Pine q b..... lZ0l4 Common 5U !
Medium Sa6 YsariSgs .......... ga
MEATS. 40.
Shipments for tie see 5 boIes bacon $50 packages lard 900
hh and beef 3 bbs pork aud ls b aow. We quote:
Beet Sides g D'''.... Obj Lambs 4l'
huoS prime az lPorE. city dressed Wes'eHH o"
POULTRY AND GAME $500
carload western oW brought ZO with some hae geese y" -
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n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
E.I. WEEK LNnING LLLN L.. 1872.

tHTpressv Tor Tax \. Y 1HBUSK by our own Reporter
The following The Of articles u good condition
shippers
cent less Deducted for commissions beside freight and other charges
should be carefully marked b pant Gai The
OF the painted Nail
the articles under e u the snd ad letter by
Containing directions aso stating bow au when
packages and putting vii add much tie vas
Of the produce
BEANS AND PEAS.
Arrivals Of Bears 1918 hush, 50 less than the previous week
Government or 1910 bush meium Beans SLED al - ~
5s teveredout - Is sorha tad he effect 10
sfen market quote advance ~ Zoe bush sound
Brsls many uaug ont poor especially those Aepl 10 Store
really bard bright Besus demand Maoa ere unch'nsc
perhaps inquiry EeTJ lev Southern Peas are on Tie
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n --- n T0I--T-ITFJ
% - sf0rk il iOiiuq and former
fosEa gs. no. BE- ifi Carolina GU9 fr common to ebsee
SUOatS-rt-tss sss ard sOfusa bat nominal
Ksu A. .t - q uluers compel them operate with freedom
tan;ags eb general offerings fair holders haze gained al
aeaty uf ~ All oh aIce Of tc y 10 toe oose showing
GoeeTJ fal 60 good Refining ia ollie fair 10 good
ne f9s No. = - " 5z Iic OF o3J bids az Ia
la Blaa as IH9 ro 80 boxes part ~ l2c aud 30
ii9 sir a. Ilsr l ~ iii a quick trmatd ADD tIl a
Ak.8S-Tbs e0il White sod l3lUlfte fJfl elbow
-"' I'd To- CoTeT EeCi al lJaltc y d.
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DErAHrNFST TuE lsrKEl"h. . go. !
OFFICE IEDItS AUAWs June TO- l@9)
DAYNENT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP
Me hereby given shat the fecrrisy Of the Interior is p1fcd
TO Isv indebtedness Of the Sac Ad tof ua.u' o. W,
RE se fr,s should be- presented pa,mut prior 6" Augu't o.
A. aner that viii be- aiodei 90 them Iut s.g1 %
aad The applications for payment mat n
syrr, case pte tne postOGco adde's ~ The claimant
''"' '-' - Il. r. PARKER. Commisousr
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RECEIPTS OF BREADsTUFFs. -
Flour. Wheat, ~"
week eul.Bg July r. 1859 ....... 1884 8li3n ssiG9
Nc Ssrt / lg6g. ...... s7l 4Oi slg42B tsy3 900
same time 1901 .............,.. 26lqls9 l2YT2O@ iO
EXPORTS OF BREADsIUFFs. Cn-u
Flour Wheat 90
To Graf Britain and ne Continent bhs. gssc ale9
Week ending July H. l569......,. 22S $3.50 a085l2
Since Sept /. 1858. 1921 ieT5H CS267
Sane ume 49, Moderate demand, and
HBMP-For Manila there has been o isr this heading show
prices show change Other kinds comics we quote follows
but little change the bnsiuess being molea uuenc 81 3Sc
Russs clean (gold)... s24od 2 no o bond a sjc
Issn............. 4O06 10 Dressed p tnn S2150 R35
Manila (goii) p d., RiGlte a5can UBdessed.. l75Q
SisAl (Fold) .......,.... 10 NUfe
(goid U HcI for duripe
HIDES-Tbere ra 40 cold but the majority
the week owing in pf em their views and m former
o. holders Lave ttn2d Pc seem Inclined cou6ue operations
fgrres Ie necessities DRY Sailed hides without
pretty closely 70 nust1i tdc have been little slow bat
change to note FS Domestic Saqghs are less active than last
week vita g9 W are asking foil fgure which In connection
Leather E supply, restricts business Bas India HoeE noS
VIZ 1900 We quote; - -
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RECEIPTS OF DREADsTUFFs.

l-Wheat 5iS 04 bush Corn So Il3 bush; Oats 20ol7 bush
I've 66 ~ BASH Barley 2S5 bush Malt 89asS bush Peas I
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OUARTERLY REPORT of the PACIFIC

Strr Of Neg YORK County Of NJ Tort jacob CamPbs rre
md Robert Back Cashier Il The Palc Bank, bank located aud
GE busin,f iot a sd COUNTY being dn' and .fefay
each Tor himself SAITH that The foregoing Is al respects true
The condition bank efre the transaction Of any
- ON the morning Saturday, the 2Ch day Of June thousand
i and srtiuine 10 earh aud Of the liems
above specified according 70 the best Of bis knowledge
ana belief; and that the business !" Tue ' ans , ~ vans
sc,,l at the location Aforesaid J. bAMFbELLi ffsaueuI
Il Buck, Cashier -- =, Al, ,-----.- a. 80, l. -,
- ta19' Robert II. KILLS. notary Public.
mo THE Holders of OHIO STATE STOCKS.
Il that tie Interest due the Isl day Of
G 1903 on the Funded Debt q TIE state Ohio wall bs pad the
GMERICAE EXCHANGE NATIONAL bAhh Ia The ,y o Dew,
our Ice iu tLia city. ,,co
Coiaubur Oslo. Juuc y. 10y.
J5Nk5 II GOODMAN Auditor ofstate )ComTssienes OF
TSGACH SHERWOOD Secretary oil state sinking Puma oi VIC
WM. H. WEST. AtsorneI General s'A'e 0'VH'''
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ngTTrOpOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, :

METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANhi, ..,..,.
WI NOS aud TIIRp-AYE y y opposite Cooper lhsuu'e-
THIRTY SECOND DIVIDEND
IGGO-JtTY INTERBSI.Ibe usual feulnn.a INTEREST," ~ es
rate of SIX PER CBSr per anaum 90 H SOM, - anu ~ w
months previous 70 su1
E n'ti IN demos Tor. ou and scr "Wednesday jay ~ or u bo
r,n Win be cre tie account ad VIII IRA" 'ae 0 ~ -
The deposit nv d, ali ,, interest from The
SIX PER CENr INTEREST allowed On all suns o. ' iifH
ono Dollar received OF deposit 800 President
" LtLLIE. Secretary.
NTLW-YORK SAVINGS BANk,s Glght tiI y, ~,
~ Of TourtcaE n' m or before july % viii draw
from - ~ T''0'' N'F' II n. BUI l.. PEST
interest RON July l. z Keller. Vice Prest
e. W BRNCKERHoFy Sc, v ----- - a.. IJ.-~,-,l
RF0pI US SAVINGS BANK, No. ,l4O Broad
@ ueeu TWENTY sixth and we S ~, ,upun on all
IAe hereto on the FIRST oFJULf viii be pad on am
JULY 90 ,.-, - h.srs JULY will draw interest from
Az money depos'e' oh' WV CHARLES PECK, President
July l.
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Ma L EN- rHRE From GOVERNMENT TAX.
~ FI'NN THfRp.AyKNUB SAVINGS BANK
co,xpR Tupp.AyN AND TWENTY s1rHsrt Z
No''' NEw-YoRK, June n, 1863. y
dividend 'nnuAl dividend at Tie rate o. siA 81 as 40
fromG Government Il on All sans RON " !" P'''
vi The third MOhDAl 10 july
VII July 20, will draw Interest no,
J.Iy ffoml m aud on MOSpAi "NN-'AS
raw raw "a SATURDAY EVENINGS. from 20 oeoek NJ,
Wn d. BIBBiSs Secretary. hPENChh n. o.hAN, ti ".-
TTNJE TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMEN's BANK
FOR SAVINGS have ordered that interest ss e, s1s
al an ow On sums 500 and under Al the iate Of az Pc
sp, per suuum and exceeding 500 AZ we ga i
extra interest," AZ s a. tha
ne, Mopds lgh inst The Interest will be pss1 70 as %
depostOrs . principal "NV' -
WILLIAM NKIsoS, secretary
York, July 4, 1863.
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To Britain PORK Beef Baoou Batter Cheese stl Tai
ths tuas trus tors
Weef eal z Jn.v r. co.. 20 ClJ Ci3 S'3 AN IA
sa Sept D.. 1913 ....C3lH 1919 9257 y lGI1 1898 5si
uae 1860 1882 Cg q 523 f5 SOL
PBTHOL KUMCrle Luk he sitter and So fair nd
n0s Lbl 90 I7atr. In Refined bold we're
compelled over bsr Uices produced little ACTIVITY and
We vote sse Il z0 b got % Jide and Tor De iur,
900 bills TO- BE Or an month. 3dJ Tor Aucus 39c 0
sepewbsr 81 r Oeober 5e November De for December
asd Jauns-r We qlSir:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-24
aEMEEElS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY BOOMING. FEB. "a. 1888.

THE people OF Memphis a now bsgin
to realize the prospective value OF their
Little Rock Railroad STOCK. The House
Of representative, day before yesterday,
by suspension Of the rules, passed the
Joint resolution granting the right Of way
70 the Memphis, EI PasO and Pacific
Railroad. There is no doubt Of its reeeiv-
ing the cordial assent of the President
and becoming law. This done and we
may speedily look for such an influx Of
people and such expenditures Of money
in our midst as can only be paralleled in
the history of the Central or Union Pa
cihc Railroads. What these have done
for Chicago and San Francisco, by way Of
increasing population and the value Of
property, the E. Psso will do for Mem
phis. We may confidently LOOK, there
fore, for the commencement, within 8
year, of that destiny in development
which has been so often predicted Of cur
young city. II our property holders
would assist to hasten the era Of pros
perity, they must prepare to sell, and
sell cheapIy, the lots and acres that now
are lying idle, held with a view to their
Increase by the sweat and toll of the la
boring thousands. Such 8 policy has
hitherto operated against our growth. It
must now be reversed, and an impetus
given to our progress in wealth. and in
grease in population, by the adoption OF
9 liberal course by slI our citizens.
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n

WASHINGTON, February %. Ia s
conversation at army headquarters, with
Senator Thsyer, Gen. Grant remarked
81 want to say to you that shall send
ia to the S=nste the name OF MsjoI
General Sehofisld, as Secretary Of War.
L. is likely that he will decline, ana
return to his position in the srmy. !
shall then nominate a civilian for that
Office, and 1 want the Senate to know
this" Fdrningto Representatives Diekey
and Morrill,, of Pennsylvania, and Roots,
Of Arkansas who were at a short dis
tsnee from him, he said he bad no otjsc
ton to their hearing what he had to say
on the question Of the Cabinet. He re-
marked II am opposed to appointing
officers Of the army or navy to civil
offices. / shall therefore have q civilian
at the head of each Department. This
statement comes from members Of Gen.
gress, who were present, and they ex-
press their satisfaction at the sentiments
of General Grant, and believe, from the
conversation, that he will have a straight
Republican Cabinet.
The Senate Committee OF Conference
on the Constitutional Amendment, are
Stewart, Conkliog and Edmunds.
In the evening session the Senate
passed the bill for the purchase OF addi-
tionAl grounds for the erection Of q Gus
tom House st Nashville.
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OBITUARY.

WILLIAMSON the Path Of January. 1868,
departed this life, az tr4o Orchard, kentucky,
in the nfty-third year Of her age, Mrs. NAB
CIssA r. WILLIAMS. c1ns1TJ Of Coz. b. D.. VIII
1sms, Of tnis city, Land and General Agent
of the Memphis and Little hock Railroad COM
pany.
She had been In delicate health for about two
years, and was at Crab Orchard Springs hoping
that this w1fe $ would prove beneficial to her.
She wss a strict member of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church for over thirty years, and lived
and died Il sincere Christian. Her family were
reared up n the sans faith, and, with one ex-
ception, became members of the church. she
was surrounded during her final sickness by
friends and relatives, though her husband
could not be present with her, OwiHg to q
severe and painful accident. He has the con-
ISOLATION of knowing, however, that all was
done for her relief and comfort that was posi-
BILE. A husband has lost y devoted wife, her
children a kind and loving mother, society s
worthy member, and the church one OF its
brightest ornaments. W. 2. W.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February 23.-The pugi-
listic party, numbering about three hun
dred, left here about ten o'clock this
morning, on the steamers Gem and Ca
leats. 1t is understood the battle will
be fought on an island about fifteen miles
below. A considerable number Of noted
bruisers and representatives Of the press
from abroad are present.
Gen. Sherman has returned from New
Orleans improved in health. He will
leave for Washington Ia a few days.
The fight between Gallsger and Allen
lasted three minutes. Allen received 8
terrible blow on the jugular vein, which
knocked him senseless ami ended the
fight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-24
REV ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February 23.-The
steamboat Peoria City, of New Orleans
for Louisville, vas snagged at Coles
Creek, several miles below Nstchez,
Sunday night. She was run On . bsr
and sunk. The passengers and their
baggage, and a lot Of cattle were saved,
but a great part Of the cargo was lost.
The House to-day held q session OF
wen hours on financial messures-psss-
ing the bill authorizing the sale of $780,
600 levee bonds, now pledged for q loan
of S400. 900.
Az appropriation Of 1925. 900 was made
for uniiorming the militia, and slso al
appropriation OF SlCO, coo to satisfy the
deficiency in last years levee appropri-
alton.
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THE APPEAL talks OF the uneOnscionable
thieves who pOcketed the S6SOOoO in gold re-
stored 70 the State by the advice Of ex-Gov.
HARRIs.
not far frem its own neighborhood, who is said
by rumor 70 have had $4,000 of This FUND and
sunk Il in a Commercial transaction? Better
look to the material Of your own house, neigh
Dor, before You let hy your missiles TOO vlgOr
O1sly@ke1aphG Post.
No; itdon't refer to anybody IN its own
neighbOrhOod. Rumor is q lying Jade at
best, and in this instance SURPRISES her
self. II RUTTER, or PARHAM, or HuI.
or anybody else kRoaOs that any of the
Proprietors or Editors OF the late Com
meroiGl had in any sense or In any way
anything to do with the d~isgraeeful theft
of the school fund, we want him now and
here to say and show 1t. The above
lie a wicked and malicious i~nsinuation
made out Of whole cloth, ss base as the
school fund theft, and uttered with
view to drag members Of tie Dsmoor.tfo
party into the most dlsgrscgrul
that has ever been perpetrated mon .
people. We say again, that not one os
the proprietOrs OF the late Conmevcio5
had anything to do with the base trans.
action. They did business with the Ten.
nessee National Bank, and borrowed ON
good paper, As other business men. hnt
never received one cent from tb.t o-
any other source gratuitously. Weebar.
Acterize the above q base i~nsinustiop.
worthy the source whence it original,
But 1t will not serve the purpose for
which it was published. We will re-
double our eforts to EXPOSE the school
fund theft.
After the above was written Mr.
HEATING, OF this paper, called upop tba
editor Of the Post, accompanied nv Col
JNo. W. DAWSON, and upon ssking g.
an explanation of the above extract ~
assured that nothing Of q personal eha-
aoter, either as to himself or bis Iat.
partners in the publication Of the Co.,
P1ereial, was intended, and that IT wss
not believed by him the editor Of the
POST that Mr.. HEATING or his Co0amer-
eiGL partners had anything to DO with
the TeDnsSses National Bank, other
than as explained above,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February o, 1863.
The President presented n communities
ton from the Attorney General in re-
Spouse to g resolution, asking for inform
ton in relation to persons convicted OF
violating the internal revenue laws.
On motion of Stewart, the Constitu-
tional Amendment was taken I'D.
Stewart moved to disagree with House
Amendment and asked for a COMMITTEES
of Conference.
Davis moved TO postpone this ard all
prior orders, for the purpose OF taking
up q bill to repeal the Tenure-of-office
act. Lost-yeas IA, n Us 26.
Stewards motion was then carried
yeas 81, nays %.
ga bill to supply deficiencies for fulfill
Ing q certain Indian treaty was passed.
Bills were passed authorizing certain
national banks to change their names,
and authorizing the Western Union Tel
egrsph Company TO import their cables
free of duty.
Tomorrow st 1890 was assigned for
the consideration Of the joint resolution
to provide for reporting and printing the
proceedings of Congress.
M bill to amend the Judicial system
OF the United States, on motion OF Mr..
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AND RIVERS.

NEW ORLEANS, February % departed
Lady Gay, for st. Louis; Emma No
8, for Cincinnati. Acknowledgements
from Cairo.
CAIRO, February 2S.-Up-Normsn, {
a. m; Mohawk, Bismarck, Robert
Burns and Hambleton, 4 T. NJ; Mary
Houston, 5 ?. N. Down-Silver Moon
noon, and Thompson, 8 p. "a.
LOUISVILLE, February 23.-The river
is falling with niue feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, February % The river is
swelling.
ST. LOUIS, February 23.-Arrived-
Mollie Able. Depsrted-Great Republic.
CINCINNATI, February 23.-Daparted-
Wauanits and Leoridas, New Orleans,
Arrived-Minneols and Messenger.