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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Owing to
the large number of national banks
which have been discontinued volun-
tarily, or otherwise, as designated de-
pOsitories of the public fund, the
books of the Treasurer now show a
reduction within year Of the amount
deposited of 334.
Seventeen or eighteen hundred per-
sons, in consequence of the resump-
ton of work, have lately besieged
the various navy yard departments,
for the purpose of seeking employ
ment. They are generally referred to
the ecOmmandants of the different navy
yards.
The House Committee on Indian
Affairs recently heard an argument
from Hon. Issac McMOrris against the
bill under consideration, proposing
the consolidation of tribes and ma
tiOns and the establishment of Ter
ritoriaI Government over them.
The finance report, which, it was
thought, would have been issued from
the office of the public printer III
January, will be finished in about ten
days.
The reports of the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs and Navy Department
have been received.
Rather prominent official documents
are expected to be completed in few
days.
a snow storm has been prevailing
all day.
The President visited the Govern
ment printing Office at noon yester-
day upon the Invitation of Mr.. Clapp,
and inspected the machinery and
manner of conducting business.
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COMING EVENTS.
The Political Complications Of the Near
Future.

Washington Cor. \. y. Express.l
Emancipation having drawn the
auti-slavery fire; equality before the
law being secured: and the burlesque
drama of reconstruction promising
speedy cOnsummatiOn-the capital on
which the dominant party operated
will be well nigh spent.
The heretofore important questions
of finance, tariff, etc, so long lying IN
the background by reason of the ext
gencies of the late war-thereby iaciI-
itating for the time being the demor-
alization of the Democratic party, and
the commingling of heretofore dis
cOrdant spirits in one cemented mass
of incongruOus political sOciality-are
about to loom up in their wOnted i'm
portance and with increased vigor.
The indications are that the inc0m-
patibility Of views on these most vital
matters OF policy will, at a very early
day, institute a general uproOtng OF
the existing Republican organization.
The already iTrecOncilable coutrarlety
Of sentiment with respect TO the cur
rency question is assuming a sectional
ASPECT, and promises to be an entering
wedge to the feud which is foreshad-
owed. Gentlemen Of thorough pro-
tective prOelivities, and representing
CONSTITUENCIES unanimous in opPosi-
tion to protection, already manifest
signs Of disquietude, which Portend a
bolt from the organizations with which
they have been identified for some
years. -,
The elections Of the coming fall
have got to be cOmbatted upon the
new issues; candidates have got TO
show their hands, and no man in at1l-
iation with protectionists has a ghost
Of a chance with a revenue tariff peO-
pie, nor can q member retain the con-
fidence Of a constituency prOstrated
in their general business, who advO-
Gates the present high rate Of taxa
ton.
As soon as the important appropria-
ton bills are pushed through, then
viii begin the ardUOus task Of putting
up platforms for the fall campaign.
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TELEGRkPRlC MARKETS.



NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton heavy sales
300 bales; Uplands, 22lzc. Flour, superfne,
81 5594 81. Whisky, s9csSl Wheat, No; =
Corn. mixed. g7casL sugar is dull; Cuba,
91Sal0c. MOlaSseS dgll.
Dry GoOds-MarKet exceedingly quiet but
very little doing; Nenegan prints, BtslOc and
irregular. Brown, bleached and blue, Au-
gusta plaid 0snaburgs, l7tzc; Maryland A,
u1zc; New York Minis cottons, 4214c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-Cotton active at
&c, sales $3.50 bales; receipts 4Ui0i exports TO
Liverpool l9.5s5; to CrOhstadt 5a5. Flour,
supernne, 81 60; Xxx, s6; Xxx. So D. Corn,
81 01asl l2za. Oats, 65gB7e. hay; sS2gs5.
i754c. Lard, tierce, 51z9 &c; keg, ls14c.
Suaar prime, IlGIltlc. Molasses, prime, 7255
a75c. Whisky. sOcrsl d5%. CoHee, fair, ls9
1910; prime, n 9l!54e Gold, BE SteFllng
"a. New York sight, par
ST. LOUIS.
Sr LOUIS, March 5.-Flour, spring extra,
81 25sEf 80. Wheat, inspected, SIC. Corn,
mixed, 75c. Oats, 59c. Barley, u Ol9l %. hy e.
-Ca-2c. Whisky, csc. Sugar, 9Gi3c. Coffee,
Z5at5c. BuiA shoulders, lU1.c; sides, ll9li1zc
Bacon shoulders, ,llz4 lI5sc; sides, ls1zs is52s,
Lard, li9 i452e.
CINCINNATI.
ClyCIVNATI, March 5.--FlOur is duh and
unchanged. Wheat, lull az III 0eGl U. Corn,
gIic. oats, 4Sa5ic. Rye, s0&s5c- Cotton is
lower; middlings 2lltc. Whisky, eie. Mess
Pork, s25 50d2B 70. BULK meats-shOulderS,
Il54c; hams, I7gi iSe. Butter, 30e55c. Eggs, 2Oc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 5.--FlOur is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat No. ?, 79c. Corn 5O4c. Oats,
Sg54c. Rye, 67s6719c. Barley, dull and nOmi-
uaily unchanged. Highwines, sIg95e. Pork,
s. 30. Lard, 35zc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 5.--TobaeeO, sales, 96
hhds., IS 50G7 for trash to lugs; SS9ls, low to
good leaf Cotton, dull at 2O1sc. Flour is
steady; family, S515 70. Wheat, 81 lOgl 70.
Corn, 93c. oats, SIC sacked. Groceries are
unchanged and provisions are dull. Pork,
81 .. Baeon-shOulders, lie; sides, l554@
l6lsc. Blu K meats-IJ34c for shoulders and
l4Jzc for clear sides. Lard, tierce, 26c. Hams,
lgc. Whisky, 81 l9.
FOREIGN.
LoSnoN, March 5.-Consols for money, s2ss.
5-20's OF rs, S9l; OF ", 5o55; Of ", S1s;
lO-iOs, s8lf.
PARIS, March 5.-Bourse firm, 74f57c.
LIYEKPooL, March 5.-COttOn dull; Md
ding UpIauds, Il5sd; Orleans, ll14d; sales
800 bales. California white wheat, 9s Id;
red western No. >, IS 9d@7s iOd. Western
-four, lUs. Corn, No. mixed, rs. Oats, 2s 3D.,
Barley, IS. Peas, Sos cd.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

fall under the control Of some infuen-
tial religious denomination. Then
thew are objectional, because the State
is. 10 some extent, united to that par
ticuIar persuasion, and supports it with
the public money.
The great evils Of our country are
too much government, too many sal
aried officers, too many tenacious
hands through which the public money
passes, and too much grinding tax
alton.
Then, flour public cauthOrities would
act wisely, they would refrain from
the imposition of excessive taxes on
an impoverished people, and let relig-
ion and education take care of them
selves. SENEA.
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It is said that aniline colors, insolu-
BILE in water, may readily be dissolved
in it by first preparing solution OF
gelation in acetic acid, and then add
ing the aniIine color, in fine powder,
stirring all the time until a homo
geneOus paste is obtained. The mix
ture is then to be heated over water
bath to the temperature of boiling
water, and kept in that state for some
time, after which the colOrs may be
used as desired.
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cnnnrsssman GoIIadaY.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-Governor
Stevenson, of Kentucky, has tele-
graphed to Mr.. GOlladay, refusing to
accept his resignation as a member OF
the House of Representatives, urging
that the duty to his State, his constitu-
ents and his own honor demand full
investigation of the charges against
him in relation 10 cadetships, by the
only tribunal to which he is amenable
under the circumstances.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

vTNCENTS INSTITUTION FOR TIE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This lnstllulion
- f,1oded bv the Sisters Of Charity Al
80 m ISss IL Is private and nrst-elass IN
~ srranreraents and accommodatlon- m
ss,s natients of both sexes and OF AZ Qe-
,,-,S afious are received, also tnose aoqlcteu
~ t,I-f-,er opfylrn or other stimulants 70 ez-
- s .,5,5 desire to correct. For terms etc,
3SsolV to DR.. J. K BAUDUI or the sls1hh
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Dissolution of cOpartnership.

yTHE firm of Brooks Dennis, heretofore
doing q Boot and shoe bushes az ~
Nsin street, Memphis. Tenn. was ~ s1pl-
ration Of eOpartnerShip, dissolved 70 lslee
erect February I, 1870, N. 5 BROOKS wltn-
drawing from said firm. and disposlng oI rs hls
interest to his nephew, H Gay Cross, el-HSL ~
1-~tner being authorized 70 receipt Tor oc IN
iiGuidation OF any claims due or 2ElRs ne
old firm. = DEgNIS
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NOTICE.

A IL persoIIs sI''I s,,S Rsilroad Company, or the
q 71i.,r,S y oqI rover Mining, Manufacturing and
Tsrrsnsportation Company, will please call ana
settle the same imnsala.sssy ssTss isn ~
rs - s.,-sons having bills against either OF
soid Companies will present them, for pay
sal1 s9ol- ~ W. c. POSTAL, Agent,
lheh1' " No. Madison street
,,. .,nx mh3
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SeHsfor Grimes.

New YORK, March 5.-A letter from
Senator Grimes, dated Naples, FeD9.
u. saws his health, although not good,
is improving, and he is much better
than last SIMMER
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TO HOUSEKEERS.

.elub for twenty or more Scotch and Eng
i lIsh servants is formed az our once ~
,yiil order them, 70 arrive as promptly as
practicable. -o~-oryO rov kCO
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BUFFALO, March 6.-Henry st. obi,
a weIl-known maitre de ballet, died
Saturday evening of typhoid fever.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 6.-The
Turkish Government has abolished
the collection of tolls from vessels
passing through the Bosphorus. Mer-
chantmen are no longer subjected TO
delay and visitation during their pas
sage,
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Accidentally Shet.

CLEVELAND, March &C. S. Hobbs,
who until quite recently has been a
prominent railroad man here, shot
himself through the head last night
it is supposed accidentally, as no cause
can be given for the act.
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1t is stated that, by allowing arti-
cles coated with iron rust to remain a
short time in kerosene oil, the rust
can be readily removed by afterward
rubbing for a few minutes with cork.
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q Dennis and Il. Clsy Cross ald $50
4. -. tt5.,n9Ssives OF Gate February y lslu. as
partners in The Boot ana lS,sss 0s N ss Si,, %
st-ast ~ Memphis, Tenn, under nrIn name OF
Dennis & Cross, d - 11R0Ss =
mh4
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
SNOW.

New YORK, March ct showed
most of the day and evening, but httle
remains on the ground.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Snalhinn Rfl...lI 2 ...r.-..L 49,.

An evening Win S1aEs peare ard MsudeIs-
so1u- Benefit sud Fa-sv-sil a Arlneara1ca az
Mrs. SCOFT-SlDDOSs.
MONDAY EVENING, March 7th.-Grand
classical readlng- FOR the first time iHl
Memphis, Mrs. seotr-Sidd0us VII ra1de-
the text OF SlaiZs pesre' 8 flncifui creation
or n MID-SCAiAEE NIGHTS DREAM. a.
sisted by a large orc1est-l, augmented exc
pfessiy for this occasion. VINO Wiil- iurinE
Lle Ee4dings play al tue original music or
AendeLssonns great musical Llsu .-lLl0u.
known as e. ofnuIeruacltstrauru ls read
uueQulVocal succesa.
Tuesday Evening La-ch sth-fIrst ul-It OF
that most lamOus ptntcmlme EINELL.
DC MFII and the great sensational ballet.
the EIHALFI TROUPE OF H1lzariau
Dancers. VINO are engaged for I've NIGHTS
and two natiuecs only. The public Il re-
spectfuLy informed that during the stay Of
Humpty-Dumpt the street ears viii be
IN waiting on Main street. after the per-
fOrmance, for the conveyance of passeuzers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

. TOLEN.-FrOm l35 Madison street, a copy
- on porcelain, Of Ttti1n's =" Head of CHRISTI
The picture il framed in maroon velvet, size
about Y by inches. A liberal reward will
be paid for its recovery.
mh6 WIN. l.. VANCE.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


From Cuba.
HAVANA, March 5.-COnsul General
Biddie has taken full charge Of the
United States Consulate.
The assassin SeauOra was executed
this afternoon, in the presence Of a
detachment from every volunteer
battalion in the city and vicinity.
HAVANA, March 6.-The police ar
rested, last night, fifty-One members
of the Masonic fraternity who were
holding morning service at their
lodge. The arrests were made for a
violation Of the law prohibiting as
semblies without permission OF the
authorities. Several foreigners pres
ent were not mOiested.
From England
ToNDON. March 5.-The Pail Mall
C-rzetfee saws it is unable to admire the
American policy Of seeking to apprO-
priate all odds and ends Of the terri
tory in market, regardless Of the char
acter of the people or value of the
land.
Mr.. Gladstone to-day received a
deputatiOn of Irish people on the sub
ieet of the land bin now before Parlia-
ment. and in response to an address,
promised every necessary mOdifica-
ZION in the details OF the bill.
a project is on foot Tor laying new
Transatlantic cable, smaller and light
er than those heretofore used. The
estimated cost will not exceed e25O,-
0lO. The scheme of connecting Eng
land with all her colonies IS talked OF.
From France.
PARIS. March 6.-An official jour-
nal publishes a decree granting per-
mission of the government 10 lay a
second cable from the shores OF France
to Algiers. This is accepted as estab-
fishing the fact that all monopoly In
ocean cables IS abolished.
Seven members Of the editorial stafi
for a reform newspaper are convicted
of violation of press law, and received
sentences of from one to four months
IMPRISONMENT. Total fines, 10000
| francs.
M. BaZiere, writer for lie Marseillaise,
Who on seeing the Emperor one day,
shouted viva ia Republique, has been
| condemned TO imprisonment three
months and fined 5000 francs.
4
From Spaia.
MADRID, March 5.-In Cortes, to
dav. a proposition was made for 8
vote Of displeasure, because the
| BishOp of Arnia was brought into
the Chamber in custody of the civil
guards. The matter was summarily
rejected by a vote of 132 against 8.
! important changes were made to
dav In the administration affairs Oi
the provinces. No less than thirty
governors has been either removed ol
transferred.
The Carlists are very active and de
termined. Scenes of violence anC
bIOodshed occurred to-day at dragon
and Segavia. No particulars.
1 Official denial is given to the dis
match which appeared in the Pari
journals stating that Duke Mont
pensier was received with an ovation
on his return to this city.
In the COrtes yesterday, Gen. Prin
posjfiveiy denied that the coup de eta
was intended in favor of the Duke
He declared that the Cortes alone hat
, the right TO decide who should b
, the head of the Government and ad
: ded that there was no reason why tn
, arrival of the Duke of Montpensie
| should create a sensation.
: The election of members of tn
| | Cortes has so far resulted in favor
' the Government.
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BkSOElC NOTICE.

4 SPECIAL communication of Leila g
y Scott Lodge No. 2S9, will be held XE
This (MONDAY) Evening, March 7th, w
at 7 o'clock for work in the L. A. degree.
All E. A are fraternally invited.
By order of II. W. MITCHELL, W. NJ.
= STT-RN Secretary mh7
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lust RECEIVED.

so barrels large Baldwin Apples,
so barrels choice sound Iowa Onions,
20 barrels strictly choice Navy Beans,
so barrels No, ! Hominy,
2O) barrels choice sound Russell Apples.
For sale in lots to suit by
BROOKS G. LAWH0RN,
nh5 $50 Front Street.
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sE- This valuable Farm is situated on the
south side Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. about three-quarters of a mile west
of Pocahontas, in Hardeman county, Tenn,
contains $50 acres, most of which is fine rich
bottom land, 75 acres cleared, under fence
and in cultivation, balance beautifully tim
bered. Improvements, a comfortable
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FRAMED RESIDENCE,

One-and-a-haif stories, with seven rooms,
kitchen. smokehouse, stable, etc, a well of
excellent water and two fine mineral springs
Tickets will be disposed OF by the under
signed at SIS each, emitting the holder TO one
share In the above Association. The pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of the tickets, for
the security and safety OF the holders thereof
will be deposited each day as they are sold
with Messrs. Royster, Trezevant & Co, Of
Memphis, Tenn.-the funds 70 be held by
them for the protection OF the holders Of the
tickets until the farm shall have been fairly
drawn for and the title papers properly pre-
pared, conveying an absolute and perfect
title to the property.
s5- Tickets forsale by DOnono, Joy & Co.,
corner Main and Madison, and at other places
throughout the city, by the friends OF
faIg Mrs. FLORENCE s v. DA NlLSON.
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SIRkYED Oh STOLEN.

ONE BAY HORSE, about l5l& hands high,
" age or S years; not in good order; large
will pay SO reward; apply at my office, 800
mild DIR. A. WESSON.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFrcE MERCHANFs' Insurance Co.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, March ), 1870.
Es- At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
Of this Company, held this day, dividend
OF i've l5) per cent. upoa the capital stock,
free of Government tax, was ordered to be
credited on stockholders notes.
mhs RA. PARKER, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-10

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-10
Poetry.



When the hay was mowh' massr'
In the wears long ago.,
AZ .biie the western sky was rich
with summers rosy glow,
nv, hand in hand close-linked We passed
The dewy rocks between,
And was ons-and-twenty, Mag,
And you were seventeen.
your voice was low and sweet, Maggie;
Your wavy hair was brown,
Your cheek was like the wild red rose,
That showered its petals down;
Your ewes were like The blue speedwel,
With dewy moisture sheen.
When was one and-iwenty, Mag,
And you were seventeen.
The spring was in our hearts. Maggie,
And all its hopes were our.;
And We were ehldren in the fields,
Among the opening flowers.
Ay! Lit war like q summer day
Amid the woodland green,
For was one-and-twenty, Mag,
And you were seventeen.
The years have come and gone, Maggie,
With sunshine and with shade,
And silvered in the s'lsen halr
That o'er your shoulders strayed
In many sort and wayward tfess-
The laires ever seen ,,o
When was one-and-twenfy, Mas'
Aud you were seventeen
Though gently changing ., dino, ""sse'
Has tourbed you in his nignti
1870 has still the old sweet tone,
Yopr eve the old love-bght;
And yeafs can never, nevec change
The heart you gave, ween,
Wher was one and twenty, Mag,
And you were seventeen.
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-10
FALL RIYER LINE.
NH HH E1t LINLs
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South aLd South West,


For New York, Philadephis, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South aId South West,
Via Taunten, Fall Esivcr mud Newport.
Cabin, $500; Deck $500. Baggage checked
through and transferred in n tree OF charge.
New York trains leave the Old Colony and Now
port Railway Depot, corner OF South aud knseland
streets daily, (Sundays excepted follows at 30
M, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes In advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which leavss Boston
at 30 p NJ, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magnificent steamers PROVIDENCE. Capt.
b. Nj. Simmons, BRISTOL, Capt A, Simmops-
These steamers the fastest and mosl reliable
boats on the Sound, built expressly ior speed safety
and comfort. This lire connects with all the South-
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
Wesf and South and convenient to the California
Steamers.
"To shippers of Freighr.o this Line, with
Its new and extensive deph accom- In Bos-
ton, and arge pier in New York, Exclusively tor the
business OF The Lneb is supplied with facilities for
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass d. Freight always taken at low rates and for
warded with dispatch.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 1.30 p
NJ; goods arrive in New York next NOR uing about
al. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 9.45 NJ.
For tickets, berths and staterooms, apply at the
company's office al No Old State House, corner Of
Washington and State streets and at Old Colony and
Newport Railroad Depot, corner OF South and Knee
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, Sundays excep-
ed) from fser 80 Worth River, loot OF Chamber
st, at 500 T. M.
GEO. SHIVEklCK, Passenger and Freight Agent,
JAMES FISK, JE., President
NJ. r. SIMoNS, Managing Director Narragansstt
Noy5 dfyr