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CUBA.

IHOrrid Details of Late massacrcs.
NEW York, March 4-The TriJune'S Ia
vana correspondent writes that the horrible
massacre committed by Maj. Carlos Ball,
acting under orders from ValmaZeda, upon
some twenty-five persons, has been fully
confirmed. The details are disgusting.
One Of twenty-three individuals seized for
purposes of vengeance alone escaped. His
name was Sanchez Under the pretext of
being brought out to make declaration or
protest of innocence as TO the charge OF
treason preferred against them, they were
ordered into the presence of Ball, who,
without causing any examination whatever
to be made, gave orders that they should
be Immediately executed, and the execu-
ton took place in his presence. When the
Governor of Santiago de Cuba, (Otero, }
who Is said to be a better man than Ball,
learned that these men had been seized,
he ordered at once body Of marines to 60
out and take the prisoners in charge, but
when the detachment arrived the unfortu-
nate men had already been shot,
To nc COurtmartiaIcd.
HAVANA, March THE courtmartial fol
the trial OF Seornara, the assassin of Green.
valid, is now III session.
JOrdau's Resignation.
Later advices from the insurrectionaly
districts confirms Tie report of Jordan's
resignation q chief command of the rebe
forces. The appointment Rag offered tC
Napoleon Orrang, who refused II, Ga4 j
was finally conferred on Beinbetta-
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ms AND OUTS.

Don Piatt while sick the other day
wrote;
While on my back Mrs. NJ, my witty
friend, called ON me one day, just from
the Capitol.
''Wbat is going on there r. l asked.
"When / left, she replied, ''they were
trying to put white man out at one end
while attempting to get negro in at the
other"
''Cbarming."
''Niblack said good thing,
E'TO what extent?n
{" lie went over to poor Whittemore,
while the matter was pending, and said,
Tn tell you, Whittemore, how you can
keep your scat in spite of them Howe
eagerly asked w. why, responded
NibIack, get some Democrat to contest
it,"
And so Revels, the colored Senator, has
the seat once held by JEFF. Davis. The
end is accomplished; the great work of
reconstruction is now at an end. Let
Sumner. Wilson, Drake & Co. now retire,
for their mission is fulfilled. What more
but to lag reluctant on the stage, with no
role to give purpose and dignity to their
Darts2
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
determination OF whites DcCrced
Last December

determination OF whites Dccrced
Last December
ST. LOUIS. March 4.-Gen. Hazen, com
mander of the Department of the Arkansas,
arrived here yesterday, from the Indian
Territory, and furnishes the Republican
with an account of affairs in that country.
He says that all the tribes of Indians of
the southwest held council at Antelope
hills in December, at which it was generally
agreed that a war of determination should
be inaugurated against the whites in the
spring.
4 Change Comes Der the 7adian'S
Dream.
The policy has been changed, and since
then tire Arapahoes, Kiowas, Cheyennes
and other Southwestern tribes have been
peacably inclined, and with care on the
part of the Government, good order may
be maintained.
BrGthcrIy.
An important council of all the wild
tribes in that region will be held on the
North Fork Of the Canadian river on the
both inst, under the auspices of Superin-
tendent Hoag, the object of which is to
secure peace among the tribes hostile to
each other. The prospects of success in
this direction is quite good.
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Mr.. Havkins-1 have never heard of

Mr.. Hawkins-I have never heard of
such things.
Mr.. Butler-None so deaf as those who
will not hear. / have got present
ments of two grand iuries in that State,
saying that they are utterly poweriess
against the bands of ruffians there, and we
ought to deal with Georgia so as to demon
strate to the world that we have not
abrogated or elongated the power OF
Congress to deal with men wherein they
may be under whatever sort of State OBJ
legations who, rendered life and liberty of
citizens of the United States unsafe
He gave notice that he would ofer an
amendment to the bill, providing that the
power granted by the Constitution OF
Georgia to the General Assembly to
change the time of holding elections and
to prescribe the day for meeting OF the
General Assembly, shall not be SO exer-
cised as to postpone the election OF mem
bers of next General Assembly, beyond
Tuesday after the first Monday in February
1870. He explained the object of the
amendment, it was to give to the loyal
men, when elected TO the first Legislature
their full years of legislative service.
He would treat the negroes who had been
turned out of the Georgia Legislature pre-
cisely as he would have treated the loyal
Legislature of 1861, if there had been
one who was turned out by Rebels; that is,
he would restore them to them to their
positions and keep them there for their
full term.
The MIDDLE.
Mr.. Farnsworth, another member of the
Reconstruction Committee, argued against
the bill, assuming that it was unnecessary
as Georgia was now entitled to representa-
ton, and declaring that Congress had got
itself far enough in a middle with its
reconstruction legislation, and that the
sooner it was finished and the palmer it be
made the better.
He understood very well the object OF
the bill 1t was not upon the theory that
the admission of Georgia members to the
fortieih Congress went for nothing, like
Rip Van Wrinkles dream, and that they
were to come back and be sworn for the
forty-frst Congress 1t was to prolong the
tenure of office of certain gents in Georgia,
and the bill might as well be entitled that
as anything else. Without concluding his
Mr. Farnsworth yielded the
floor and several petitions were presented.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow.
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FRANCE.



PARIS, March At is again reported
that NJ Rouher desires to become mem
Der of the Corps Legislatiff.
First SIar-gazcr of the Empire.
Charles Eugene Delanny has been APP
pointed to take charge of the Paris OBJ
servatory in place of NJ. Leverier.
Manifest Destiny.
The reported manifests from the Empe-
ror will appear on the 10th, the birthday Of
the Prince Imperial.
Another WnXiInIii;ln.
The Archduke Albert, of Austria, is here
on visit to the Emperor, and will make a
tour of the seaports of France, leaving
Monday.
The Pyrcncss.
The authorities have discovered numbers
of Carlists in the South of France and
sent them North. In some cases the Off
GERS were obliged to use force. Among
those compelled to return was Gen. Elio.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

FRIDAY, March 1.-The Speaker called
the Senate to order at II o'clock.
LUNATIC ASYLUM.
communication was received from the
Governor transmitting the supplemental
report of Dr. W. ?. Jones, late Physician
and Superintendent Of the Asylum for the
Insane, which was referred to the Com
mittee on the Lunatic Asylum.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To amend section 4,1iS of the Code.
Senate amendment adopted yesterday in
regard to extending the limits of incorpo-
rated towns was stricken out, and then the
bill passed, ayes II, noes 5.
To enable the Cincinnati, Cumberland
Gap and Charleston Railroad Company to
complete their road to Paint Rock, on the
North Carolina line. Passed, ayes Is,
noes >.
To regulate the fees of the Comptroller
and Secretary of State. Passed.
TO continue the Office of County Judge
in Franklin county. Passed.
Adjourned to y o'clock tomorrow.
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ST. LOUIS.

The Mammoth Richmond Sold for
SI00,01O.
ST. LOUIS, March 4-The famous Steam
or Richmond which has been lying at
Columbus, Ky. for some time past in the
hands of the United States Marshal, was
sold yesterday to a party of st. Louis
boatInen for 100000 She will immedi-
diately take place in the st. Louis and
New Orleans trade.
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MISSOURI.

- Fsibic-TesEding ScCtarIan EdUca-
toni
ST. LOUIS March The State Senate
to-day adopted the constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the appropriation by
State, county OF. local authorities of any
pubIic money for soctarian educational
purposes by a vote of - TO 6.
In the House an amendment to permit
Bible-reading in the public schools was
ytG doWn.
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NORTH CAROLINA
acuudia,ton sc,iu Notion.

NEW YoEE. March 1 There Is a de-
cline in new bonds Of North Carolina,
based on the following telegram from
Raleigh:
The bill repUJiating all special tax
bonds passed both houses by a large ma
;,,,i,-, L is now a law. The court will
y5ecISro fine bids unconstitutional
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The buffalo Commercial Adsertis5r
says that the hkening of Ben. Butler TO a
bald headed eagle is the most natural
comparison we have seen yet; and that
his profile suggests the idea at a glance.
Our contemporary is right, for in every
question where he can't insert his hill he
is pretty sure to insert his clause.
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TIE New York Nation is responsible
for the following: What 10 you think2'
said one to another, after Fechter's first
performance here of the Prince of Den
mark Well, was the reply, "a very
lively piece of acting; but 1t is hard to
tell whether it is Hamlet playing Ruy
Bias or Ruy Bias playing Hamlet. ,"
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WHEELING.
unfinished Business.

WHEELING. March THE Legislature
adjourned this morning at l o'clock, and a
large amount Of important legislation was
left unfinished for vant Of time.
.Fhe Governments Retreats 10 Char
lesion.
The contest over the Capital question
ended on Thursday night in retaining the
location in Charleston. This is. therefore,
probably the last Legislature that viii
ever assemble in Wheeling The Governor
and heads Of State departments will leave
Cor Charleston in few weeks
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March The Board OF IN
ae-Uriters have again declined risks on
the missing steamer City of Boston.
How about Long Island
The Times intimates that the Pacific
Railroad will extirpate Mormonism IN
America.
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TURKEY.

Refuge for the EXcOmmunicz'tc.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 4.-The Sublime
Porte has granted large mosque as a
church TO the Armenian priests excommu-
nicated by the Pope.
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NEW ORLEANS.
wyohIiFg Commitrcd TO Prison.

- yNHEIht NWIIIEEIItIO'I 10 II II7UEF'
New ORLEANS, March 4.-Ex-Auditor
Wickliff was arrested this morning upon
the affidavit of Acting Auditor A. Haus,
charging him with the embezzlement of
State coupons, over $1,000 in value. In
default of s., 900 bail he was committed to
prison.
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FRIDAY, March 4.-The House was called
to order at 1890 o'clock, Mr.. Speaker Per
kins in the chair
On calling the roll it was ascertained
there was only thirty-four members pre-
sent, when, after the members had dis
posed of bounteous supply of liquid re-
freshments, provided by Mr.. Chatham,
the House adjourned until II o'clock to-
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49,

Soule Female College, Murfreesboro, was
discovered TO be on FIRE Wednesday even
ing about six o'clock, but was put out be-
fore doing much damage. The FIRE origin
ated from a defective nue.
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NEW ORLEANS.

EAtr, Session OF the Louisiana Lc-
EisIaturc.
New ORLEANS, March Gov. War
mouth has issued proclamation Calling tof
an extra session Of the Legislature, to con
vene on Monday, March I, and to continue
for ten DAYS.
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Il has been stated that had there been
carrier pigeons on the steamship City OF
Boston, the uncertainty of whose fate
keeps so many people on both sides of the
Atlantic in very painful suspense, we
should in all probability have long ago
known of the cause of her delay in
reaching port. 1t has been suggested that
law be passed making the carrying OF
these messengers of hope imperative on
all sea- going steamers.
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SPAIN.

Let the Poor Woman Have a Rest
MADRID, March TT has transpired
that ex-Queen Isabella has spent over five
millions of her capital within the past
einhteen months
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In Littlefeld, Mimi, man and his wife
who had fuarelled were reconciled and
lodged together. \ In the morning the
woman got up and kindly telling her bus
band that she would got The breakfast,
and thea esIl him, advised him to go to
sleep again. He went, and as soon as he
got there, she took revolver and shot
him through the head. He still lives,
however.
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NEW YORK.

The way Oh the ,RrGns2resscT is
Hard.
CoilyeF is in a critical condition. Ed
wards, his con4uoror has since lost his
wife from small pox,
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HALIFAX, March THE steamer Druid
returned from Sable Island. where she has
been cruising IN search of the City Of Bos-
ton. but obtained no information Of the
missing steamer. Very little hope of heI
safety is entertained here.
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90 ABOLISH Test Oath.
BOSTON.
d. EIissing Name.aIsc.

BosroS, March Capt Hoffers, of the
bark L. A. Kennedy from Liverpool, re-
ports that al ; A NJ, Feb. j., in latitude
As, longitude -, he passed a long, low
propeller, apparently lying still, heading
w. NV. 1t Is thought 10y some that this
may prove to have been the missing steam
.L-.-. 49, Il ~ L--...--- IT,
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IRELAND.

t'ySanay EsuRered with ASsaSsina-
.1iOB.
LONDON. March 4--Another agranan
crime is reported in ireland. Patrick
Dumar, of Kings county, was shot and IN
spite of repeated menaces murdered. The
murderers were not discovered.
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RUSSIA.
Feminine.
EnCOnSOIabIcs

Sr. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The Empress
has written a tender and consoling letter
to Mrs. Burlingame.
EnCOnSOIabIcs
The Emperor has sent a communication
by telegraph to the Government authori-
ties at Washington expressing the profound
sorrow, which both nations must bear IN
the death of Arson Burlingame.
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$4,000 worth of Folding.

Mr. Lawrence, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported deficiency bill
for folding documents, etc, which, if it
passes. appropriates 81, 900.
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At the expiration Of the morning hour.
Mr. Wood made a personal explanation
to the effect, that newspaper statement
that he appointed persons residing out of
his district as cadets, was false in every
particular.
Mr.. Logan confirmed Woods stdte-
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The Georgia bill, on motion of Mr.. But
Ter, was put over till after the morning
| hour.
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LETTER-PRESS PRINTING

EXECUTED AT THE
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3 OK AND JOB ROOMS

OF THE
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RULING AND BOOK-BINDING

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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The correspondent of the New York
World writes from Washington under
date of Feb. IS:
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

nuAT RICT COURT OF VltE
IL United States, for the District OF Nevada,
ss.-I In. The. matter OF NATHAN DAHLMAN
and JONAS DAHLMAN, bankrupts.-A war.
rant In bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate OF Nathan Dahlman and
Jonas Dahlman, OF the county OF Storey and
State OF Nevada, in said District, who have been
duly adjudged bankrupts, upon petition OF their
creditors, and the payment Of any debts, and
the delivery Of any property belonging to said
bankrupts, to thom, or to their use, and tho
transfer Of any property by them. are forbidden
by law. A meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupts, to prove their debts and 10 choose
one or moro assignees Of said estate. win be
held at o Court Of Bankruptcy, to DO holden at
Virginia City, In said District. on the Thirticth
day Of July. 4. D. 1910, At 10 O'Clock n, ct tho
ONCE Of Z. STROLLER, the Register In Bankrupt
CIV or said District, No. 10 North c street, Vir-
gfnia. Storey County, State Of Nevada.
GEORGE l. LAMMON,
u Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
R. 8. MEsicK, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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LPMA CONaOLIDATEO MAN.

n ing Company Location Of Works: Gold
Hill District, storey County, State OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At q meeting OF the
Trustees Of said company, held on tho Thir-
tcenth day OF July, 1871. AN assessment Cos
Of ono Dollar per share, was levied upon the
capital stock OF said Company, payable on the
fourteenth day OF July, ls1h, to the Secretary, At
the office of the Company, Room Nc. y, Hay
warns Building, Nc. 40 California street, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1871, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be duly adver-
tised for sale al pubic auction on Monday, Au-
gust 2sd, 1870, and unless payment be made be-
fore, will be sold on SATURDAY, September
10Th. 1870, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
wM. WILLIS, Secretary
Oniee-Room No. IL, Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San francisco. Cal.
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NA0RY COLD AND sILyER

~ Mining Company-Location: Spring Valley.
Lyon County, State OF Nevada.-Notice Il here.
by given, that At q meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the eighth
day OF July, 1870, an assessment Of One and u
Half Dollars ($i 5) per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary, al the ONCE OF the Company, 70. Nv
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ELEVENTH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent,
and win be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made be
OF August. 1870, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
~Ofdce-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cahfor-
pia. jyll.td
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De IL enacted byths Senate aud Houle q ,Rtpre.ent.
dtipes Of ihe United States Of America IN Conoreas
assembled:
That the rate OF interest upon judgments or de-
creeS, and upon the loa" or forbearance Of any mon
ry. goods, or things In action. shall continue 10 DO
III dollars upon one hundred dollars for one year.
and after that rate for q greater or less sum. or for .
lonGer or shorter time. except - hereinafter pro-
vlied.
tracts hereafter to DO made II shall be lawful for the
parties TO stIpulate or agree In writing that the rate
OF ten per cent. per annum, or any less sum, OF IN
terest shall be taken and paid upon every one nun
Tired dollars Of money Leaned. or IN any manner nan tn t HIe
Sec. ). And be It further enacted. That II any per.
son or corporation In this District shall contract 70
receive o greater rate Of interest than ten per cent.
upon any contract In writing, or six per cent. upon
ANY verbal contract, such person or corporation
shall forfeit the whole OF said interest 80 contracted
10 be received, and shall be entitled only 70 recover
the principal sum due TO such person or corpora
ton.
See, 4. And be II further enacted, That II any per.
son or corporation within the Distiict or Columbia
shall directly or Indirectly take or receive any great.
er amount OF Interest than ~ provided ior IN I'M:
shall be lawful for the person. or his personal repre-
sentative. or the corporation paying the same, 70
sue for and recover all the interest paid upon any
such contract or agreement from the person or bis
personal representatives. or from the corporation
receiving such unlawful interest: provided, that the
suit 10 recover back such interest shall be brought
within ono year after such unlawful Interest shall
have been paid or taken.
Sec, S. And be II further enacted. That nothing In
this act contained shall be construed TO change the
general laws In force In relation TO banking aisocia.
lions organized under the act TO provide q national
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
Thereof, approved June three, eighteen hundred ana
siSty.four.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the sth day OF
juno, 1871, 40 many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock as may DO necessary, win be sold
al public auction, at the office Of the Company,
on SATURDAY. the Thirtieth day Of July,
1870, at ono o'clock r. q. Of that day, TO pay said
dclipouent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. "
II. C. KIBBE, Secretary.
ohiee-Room 81. Hayward's Building. 40
California street, San Francisco. 1ylStd
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TPublIc-So, 8,l

AN ACT making appropriations 70 supply dsnclsn.
! cics in the appropriations for the service Of Lhe
Government for the fiscal year ending june lniiiy'
UOBcs.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
DELCHER aILvRR MINING

Is Company.-Location Of Work.: Cold Bin,
Storey County, Nevada. Notica-There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account OF assessment No. 4, levied on the
eighth day OF Juue, 1870, the several
amounts SET opposite the names Of the respect
i've shareholders, Is follows:
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the Thirteenth
day Of June, 1871, 40 many shares Of each parcel
OF stock as may be necessary, will DO sold at
public auction by Messrs John Middleton g.
son; SS; 5IgM 9n,g9msry sIresI, SSn J 5anSisEo,
hour Of - o'clock noon, OF said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of salc.
j. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Oflcc-No. 81 Now Merchants Exchange,
California street. San Francisco. JyiS-td
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TO MILLMEk /!

xxyE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hl NEWS once half q ton Of superior
Type Meta, for lorrnaling pGfHoses N 2uari
dnced pdsss for cash.