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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-29

A stalwart soldier from Pomerania,
who almost tainted at his arrival in Ber-
lin, from the terrible heat in the crowded
cars, was tenderly cared for by one Of
the ladies Of the sanitary committee.
She pressed large bottle Of eau de Co
logue into his hand, and then hastened
to procure him some refreshment. Fancy
her astonishment when she returned, to
find the patient standing hale and hear
~. who handed her the bottle, which he
had drained to the last drop, with the
remark that the drink had refreshed
him wonderfully.
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Easlaad Alone Among the Nations.

From the Pail Mall gazette.
The truth is we have nc foreign policy,
and in this respect we stand almost II
not entirely alone among sli the nations
on earth. A great nation with a small
policy soon ceases to be great, and ma
ton with no policy ceases practically to
be a nation al all England may become
CrGsus among nations by sacrificing
everything to rigid economy, but she will
find she has only bartered her name for
money, and that the latter gives her no
power without the former In the Eu-
rope of the future there must be in the
course Of very few years oGpsidera-
Bile readjustment of the balance Of power.
If we wish TO have any voice in the ques-
tions which will either arise or await So
lution-aud some Of these, snoh rs the
Eastern question. as it is called, ape OF
vital importance to our interests-we
shonld, at all events, retain such posi-
ton rs will enable us 10 secure ourselves
against the consequences of the ambition
Of other nations who have higher aims
than those of the countinR-honse. Rich
and respectable we certainly are, but
powerful we certainly are not, either for
ofiense or defense.
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On the following conditions; That the cotton
all be stored by the merchants 70 whom IL Is
consigned in some one shed IN this city. and
dnpleale samhles 70 to drasn under the su-
peTviiiOn 0f the cOmmittee-one for the factor
and the other 10 be exhibited at the Fair: that
no cotton shall contest for more than one pre-
mium and that merchants, not subscribers.
be barred from eontesting for any one Of these
premiums. Cotton cOntesting for the pre-
miums shall be put up in bales not Weighing
less than three hundred pounds.
- estt0n will 10 received Tor exhibition for
these premiums, or the Society premiums.
after Wednesday. October Eth; and the
awards will be made on Friday. October 18th.
The cotton for exhibition will be stored at the
warehouse Of W. II. Carroll, az the Memphis
and Charleston depot grounds, The usual
charge for stOrage-no charge igr sannling-
The kili0Niug sen tleuen, cotton buyers. have
been seiected a. the Awarding Committee-all
OF whom are requested TO act. but any three Of
them will be competent; sam. Gates. A. =.
Woleott, J. d. Stark. J. b. Leech and &, l.,
smith.
audllhoral. iu al departments. Nevertheless,
there Are q few omissions. some Of which the
Premium Committee here supply: Tor the
best Grand Piano, First Premium; fer the
best Grand Square Piano. Grand Silver Medal I
for the second best Grand square Piano;
Brlnse Modal far The best display Of Musical
fnstruments, Diploma; for the best model
Gentieman' Z Hat, Diploma; for the best model
specimen Bar and Band Iron. Diploma.
All the leading railroad and packet lines,
leading 20 the city, viii transport passengers
and articles for the Fair At HALF aAIks, or iull
rates eoming and FREE RErrENISG, on having
tickets stamped at the gates Of the falr
tirounds. The White river packets viii trans
port passengers to and from the fair a. two
third rates. This being an individual enter
prise, and the pr0prirtors boarding a. We,l az
transportiur passenEcrs. their terms can but
81 considcred liberal and satisfactory.
+. ENsLEf, President.
LEox TEaIsnAIE, Sec,Y - la-1l-NaLAl
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An euterprising prohibitionist in Mas
sachusetts has been feeding bis COW on
juniper berries, in the expectation that
she would give gin and milk. He Is a
son Of the man who taught his hens to
lay scrambled eggs by stirring them up
on the nest with a pole.
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M,
dGeoeA A. Missouri
the described me
andt
""""'' A. MOORE Secretary
suss ana sworn 10 before me TINS e aay Public
STATE TENNESSEE.
tsHynIE.
do kercby
tIeaven
onesa complied
Of
uuauyh
RI
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
FALL SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect Sept. 1st, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at Is =. m. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sum
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without change. Elegant sleeping ears run
through on the Lib pm. train from Mamphis
through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buf-
fal0sand New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Dorths and
statereoms, in through oars. can be engaged
at the Ticket Once. 237ll Main street.
j. u. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED. Ticket Agent. 9-62-t
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FAIR
Memphis Fair Of 1870
WILL COMMENCE ON
Monday, October 10,

And continue SIX days. Ihe amount Of pre-
fhiums offered, $1,000. The premiums on
cotton alone amount to 5000; those offered
by the cotton factors Of the city being arranged
as follows, ta-Wit;
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CoUETY az ILwAU Is~
hundred Thou
AUG. GAYLORD,
~ IL. FARNHAM, Notary Public. Milwaukee County.
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We are Authorized to announce CAPTAIN
lanes NJ. HARRIS as a candidate for
Fleater for the coEnties of Shelby, Fayette
and Upton; subject TO the Democratic Con-
yention.
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BUSINESS HOUSES.


A TTwoOD & ANDERSON, COTTON FAC
~. tor and Commission Merchants, 2yl Front.
DANK-FIRST NATIONAL OF MEMPHIS.
ID Il. S. Davis, Pres't; Newton Ford, V. r.
BOWMAN, @. H., MACHINIST AND
d Scale Factor. 20212 Main street. Special
attention given to repairing scales.
OiTY BANK, NEW BANK. BUILDING.
" Madison street. s. ii. Tobey, Pres't;
Il. G. Kirk, Cashier.
OAROLINA LIFE ms. CO., AZ MADISON
u St. j. Davis. Pres't; w. +. oyleesec'y.
VANCE & ANDERSON. ATTORNEYS
v at-Law, 325 Main street, Memphis.
HUTCHINSON. WILLIAMS * CO., COTTON
~ Factors, 30 Fl,nt street.
LANNON'S & SON, BOOKS, STATIONERY,
~ Magazines. ETC., 10 Jefferson and 63 Beal.
JISHER, AMIS & CO., ,MARBLE,W0RKS
IL and Drain Pipe, cor. Adams and Second.
O0EPEL, LEOPOLD, AGENT, DEALER
VI in Organs and Knabe's Pianos. 315 Main.
HEINRICH, P. II. Il BRO, C0NFEC-
III tions, Groceries, Liquors. etc., 224 Main.
nIoCOMBs, KELLAR a BYRNES, HARD
fl ward, Cutlery, etc.. 3221a and Sz4 MAIN.
nRGILL BROS. q CO.. HARDWARE, CUT
" iery, Agricultural Implements, 3l2 Front.
nODEsTA & CAZASSA, DEALERS IN
Confections. etc.. 252 Main, cor. N. Court
PRESCOTT. o. f. * CO., DEALERS IN
4 Coal Oil, Lamps, Soaps, etc.. 40 Jefferson.
C,TEAM OVERS x CLEANERS
y Hanson & Walker Qate Hunt Il Hanson),
zie Second street.
IT'LL, TERRY Il MITCHELL, WHOLE,
IL sale dealers in Boots, Shoes and Hats SZ9
Main street.
xXTHITM0RE. e., STEAM JOB PRINTER,
w 13 Madison street.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMrrRoLLER's 6rTior, Nashville, July 2, 1S7(

5 Nashville q, 1870.
R. of
stern
OF the of
Tennesse X.
I'm
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, .,
CouNTy oP MuwArfEEF sS

rY p Jss
Milwaukee hereby certify
H.
Ohs ensran
deposition
ayofJu
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WHISKY.


M. M. S e A Y
Travelling Agent. representing
DTDX RTRRELIs ~ CO.,
Distillers and Dealers in Kentucky
Whiskies.
Office. No. u Fifth IT,, Louisville. Ky. Pro-
priefors Tyrone and Cliff Spring Disiilleries,
anderson county. hy- lL-l---
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
7-7-7--7-777l7-7l77777777
For The Legislature.
FlOater.

W. d. Lumpkin is candidate for the Legis-
lature from Shelby county, subject TO the
action of the Democratic Convention. ll52-S
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EDUCATIONAL,
Medical College Of Memphis
session IS9O-T1.
ULT TY

~ - - - -
BENZ. W. AvENT, NJ. D.. Professor of the
PRINCIPLES and Practice of Surgery.
RICHARD B. MAURY. NJ. D., Professor OF
the Principles and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, NJ. D.. Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE. NJ. D.. Professor
of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,. NJ. D.. Professor of
Aural and 0phthalmic Surgery.
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, NJ. D.. Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
ROBERT W. MITCHELL. NJ. D., Professor OF
Materia Mediea and Therapeutics.
FELIX MCFARLAND, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry and Toxicology.
GUSTAVUS y. THORNTON, N. D., Demon
strator of Anatomy.
the Professor of Anatomy.
Full Professors fee........,.,.............s90
Demonstrators sfee.....,..,.,,s,.,. ,.,...... ~
Matricnlaton fee .............
GraduatlOn. ~
nFy- The regular course Of lectures for the
winter will commence on Monday, October
nth. and end on the LIST Of March. For par
ticulars as 10 board, etc, apply TO
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. D.,
d1s-l3Sw30-Si Dean of the Facalty.
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NOR MAT AND EXPEDTTIOUS JOB
i Printing, call At Is Madison street,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
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l. every afternoon Except Sunday by
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co.,

Made to I he o Tennessee
On the Thirtieth Day of j u1y, 1870
INSURANCE
Company Its principal Office located in the city eaVen"or Kansas
The its capital stock paid s 4oi'ooo U"
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, SIS

The sreaes amount INSURED in amy one risk 10000
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AUERBAcH AT sTRAsBURG.
Extracts from the Diary of the
Grent German Novelist.

The following are extracts from a
diary of the siege of Strasburg, kept by
Berthold Auerbach:
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The HINKLEYc, q
.ts.....A FAMILY ga ~
KNITTING TIL MACHINE N !. l.!

| FIVE Introduction of. This great labor SAVING
-. 'hs. s.ruinent. we are sure, needs no excuse
ahe Sewing MachiDe is slowly but surely be:
coming as necessary 10 the family circle as any
other earthly. possession, and the time wi
come when The head of . family who does MOI
furnish when able. that eye pointed needle
will be sent te the Lunstie Asyl,m. VII,
| would demand that his wife or dauphte,
should stitch. stitch, all the live long dav
| when there 10 an Instrument that does m.
same work in an houri In eight hours v,,rt
seven saved Whist TO do with tbesns nv
people will get lazy.. says one, When people
have ns'h'ps To- do thsy,To at something
| wrongs Gays another ,ls at d. tac,i Ne dc
not believe that we'll. directed mind vii, do
generals under ordinary Influences. Bestov
one OF the hours upon the garden anu twill
improve the health is ngt tie complexion !!
save one for attention to chickens, ducke, ,ur
Keys. DC. ; add q pet pig 10 that lot: exhii h
Them At the next Fnr let ope bs spent upou
The az imal that ,furnlshes. you its supply OF
mix and butter; include q few sheep ,hey
wiz repay yonr kindness with greet WI tmth Of
dsagreeab!e necessityf knit, knit, knit -
serewiuP. your eyes, and count Tho s.itche..
Count the rowsi The baby cries, and Won
forget: connt again. .Ah me- II I wss only
through this Knitting huw. happy ~otld be.
Cross and, sosr. until Tho knitting ia, over.
FOND memory, and every piece OF. bright wire
kesPs up the fre'fal state until the darnins
epidemic comes on and if you do not darn then
lyon muss be good How 10 bfeyent alf this :
We win tHll you In . 'isw words BUY A
lHIEKtEY FAMILY KNrITERG, Give,it ao
nonr. Twill knit evely,hing that ever has
ossn :" knit. and when yep &c. acquainted Il
viii nit - many more. See the machine and
You VIII zee. that Il can perform ito promise
Dsvot. the rsfnsiaipg honr 70 ihornl ma n "a.
tsi instrnction, Tear opt lhs darnt,t and but
Etn .pieea from the knittrr, and IL sati.faetion
aoss not reign IL The bosom Of your family
sla' assin. csii ssd ca az ~ & I2i H sssS re
fSs,ss csssf S;lss e; ssis Iayipp Dsy ip psssl ps
= y stst 4. g .Sf kS kS5sis si3f3 j
],
IssviAa..ei issa4,, " :
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Pacific Guano Company's Compound
Acid Phosphate of Lime
For Composing with Cotton Seed

>HlS article is ms nufactured at the Compa
- Panys Works, uuder the direction anG
surperintendunce of DIR. Ravrpcl.
IL contains the same elements of fertility a,
soluble taclfio Guano, except that it is not fur
ly for composing with cotton e.e,i, Which fur
nishes the element of Ammouin the chic
being to render that side rotuct of the plan
tstIou available to the highest degree as at
e!ement Of Utility. For further und particu
lar Information apply to the un!e sigmcd
TERMS: $i5 cash or $50 on lst November
1872 TOR approved city accep,ances or other
good security.
). n. ROBSON. Agent for South Carolina
l aud 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
JOHN S. REESE, JR,
General Agent. Baltimore.
October ~, 1869, 27-3m NIB
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JOHN G.. DIAL,
importer and Dealer in ...f..
ENGLlSII AND AMERICAN
".'..mtt.
nARDW ARD & CUTLERY,

IRON, Steel. Nails. Castings Mill Stones
l. Boiling Cloths. smut Machines Cuc,,l,,.
Saws Mill lr"rs Sug: PAS. Carving. Build.
lug, aud Trimming Materials. h.lin Rubber
and Leather licl'ing. Carpenters, B;nrk.mi,h
and Tanners Tools, lIous, keeping nnd Furnish
ing Hardware agricultural Implements. Lime
Cemcn,, il"ster. faints. Oils French mud Amer
icnn Window Glass, Guns Kin.s i.;.t',. SI,..
Belts, Powder Flasks Powder, Shot. &c.
Wholesale and Retail, at tho Sign
OF the Golden Paddock,
- COLUMBIA, S. C. 80.
| O:t %, 1869, 26-3m -,
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SMITH DEPARTMENT.

We have in our employ as efficient y ;wso;;k.
man in sll the branches Of This business
we have Patent Tire-Shrinker.
WIN which We car shrink tires WITH pei.
Isct accuracy without cutting, making tie
weakest places, stronger' than before, aud
mlhont v damaging the wheel in The. least.
fe'sons who have tiestba. need shtinkioe o
would do wen 10 remeuber that. .one.isii
the wheels are ruined or materially iniu,-
sd by cntting and shrinking 10 ItSe usual
way. 5 Ssa.i.fsetion, 10 guaranteed ia ia every
ob ,aH Where stlp 'l,is p.ebins \ used ,},..', %,
! Constantly On hand, s,a..
NEW BGGlks ef ihe rs be.sa;s, SIN material. ,
Also, MelaIic Casss, limitation. Rosewood. .
!, ,Wgslrnf spd Drop Black Cofiias, TIE
:. nsssss win atteud funerals sppns,usjly !, al
tle npposatsd tune, and PERSONAL attention
gwen e Wien ;ss.irsd. rIIr
oess isao. .,aa4,-.i :
3 3. ~ ~
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Current Deposits of 500 and
upwards Received. Gold
Z Deposits payable in
J gold, received by:
/ agreement .,-~"
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest aUoaOed at the rate of Sir
Per Cent. per e,11una, compound.1
ed ertTy Sir .Months. -
.DRINCIPAL and Interest, or any part
Il thereof may be Withdrawn at any
time-the Bank reserving the right (,hougI
It will be rarely exercised) 10 demand fodr.
teen days. notice if the amount is under
$1,000 twenty days il over 81 900 and
under $4,000, or thirty days if over
OFFICERS. II -
WADE HAMPTON President -
JOHN B. PALMER, vicp.Presfdeut
THOMAS E. GREGG, .Cash hisr.
D. L, WARDLAW, 'Assisia i: Cashier
DIRECTORS. .'.5''' :
q WADE HAMPTON, Tcolumb;a
8 WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia = Il
F. W. McMASTER, Columbia. +. p
/ A G., HASKELL Coiimbia.
{ J. P. THOMAS. Columbia. i :. .?pQ
. 3. H. HEiNITSH. Columbia.
q JOHN Be PALAER, OS,ombiaa
g" THOMAS E: aGREGG, Cof0mbis
IT, J. ELI GREGG, Marion. :.
&, g. T. ScOTT, ,Newberrv
i w. e. ,MAYES, Newberry.
u. H." RUTLEDGE. Charleston a''t2'
DANIEL RAVENEh, JR,. Cberlsstosa
Mechanics, Laborers, ClsrkH, WidJws:
Orphans nnd others may here ,dsposit: their
dssw IN liberal tatefof in,arestd
thereon. Planters, Professional Men, aud |
Trustees wishing 10 draw interest ion ID theirr
funds 6htil they tequiis ,hen, ior busfInesa bnfI
Or othsst sstpntpose4!H'' Parehts desiring az |
set afsrtimaib sbms for their sdhildrani Ana
Married Women and Minors Whose da.s
posiss can 9nlyt be gi.bdrawn by them
ielvss %, ID case 81 death. be ibs;r e, Isssl Y
REPRESENTATIVES. J Wishing ID iay lasida taaSs
Eos futufstuse, are hsse ii affoAiedaan ON ~
unity &adsposisiRe their suaa ansy = i;sya
hey xsiA rapidly scsnnEists. ana II 49,
s.gs.s ':ps ,'9s q a e Il Fi!s sed,ss.l sfss
sspsts S5.:;.| ].
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Agencies.

GEO. w. CARPENTERS
Compound Fluid Ex#ac. Of Sarsapavilla
And Compound Fluid Extract Of Bucbu.
.EHEsE Celebrated Preparations, originally
Il int, oduced by Geo. w. Carpenter. under
The patronage Of the medical faculty; have
been 80 long extensively used by physicians
and others that they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can ba relied ON al
being most valuable remedies 10 an easss where
sarsaParlla or Buchu are gspplisabls, and can.
not be 100 highly recommended. They are pre-:
pared in highly concentrated form, 60 as to
by l. ai or otherwise swlh receive prompt atten-
ton. Geo. v. Oaspsutss, Hsnsssy & Co.,
Wholesale Chenscal Warehouse,
No. 7S7 Market street. Philadelphia.
For sale bys Parker = Thomson, and w. T..
Penney. AbbsyiliA Doyisi& Noise, Wholesale
Agents, charitstop, SaC. loot Is, 1869. 25-ly
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DICKSON'S COMPOUND

0H0HHN'O1N y NViII1 VOINO
to Sixtv-Five ($G5) Dollars per Ton ol
, 900 lbs. ior cash.
Ard on time till November l, 1870, To
s75 and Interest, for approved City Ac-
"ep'ance. Drayage, in ali cases. 81 90
per Ton Dickso"'s Compound also will
I've delivered Fee of Charge, at any De-
pot IN S"u!b Carolina, in exchange for
Cotton Seed, at the rate of 100 of the
Compound for Is bushels (s3 pounds
each) Of seed. Bags for seed also furnish
ed free Of charge. Address
sr E. +. ALEXANDER.
=. Columbia, S. T..
Deccemher s. 1869, 32-:f
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THE. ABBEYILLE
GARRIAGE SHOP.
SEAL, = Sign & ROBERTSON
PROPRIETORS

y NHE subscribers would respectfully in.
Il form the public il,xt they, are pre-
pared siih skiIlful worknen, and. ali .he
necessary materials fos tho manufacturing
OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and WAC,
oNs' and all otLer work pertaining to
!. Al! new work warranted for twelve
months, aud sold at the lowest fgure1
possible, for CASH, which we make, 70,
the purchasers interest. .,,,..,s, - =
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iCOnstantlY OH ltfand.

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ROBERT B.: HBMPHlLL,
/ lATToRNEYsjAgsLXW

hKSo .sTAND ,sFf ,sTsEr
Isalssol1ea1 slss III \ Il III
4 y q q; I;
pss Isf R.pea ss,mesly occupied,
G22, ls09-26-H "a, 81,
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INDVsaS SEEKING PEACEFUL HOMES
BRhgE OLD GENERAL LEE Sss3ENADED
Falling off in New York Cotton Receipts
r4E FLOW OF GOLD FROM EUROPE
Railroad Bends Negotiated at Frankfort
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARK
WASHINGTON.

snuurSapt seu es:icu BEFORE the Court OF
G,nims-Cotored Voters In Delaware
tn. Tariff Biii nnd Thirty millions
Eeducaion-Treasury Disbursements
Last Month.
WASHINGTON, April Am important
question is pending in the Court OF Claims as
to when the Presidents proclamation, dated
June q, 1865, regarding commercial Inter
corfrse in re moving restrictions In certain
nortions of the South, took effect. The
twenty fourth of June Of that year was
Saturday, but the proclamation OF that date
WAS not promulgated until the Tuesday fol
lowing. meantime the treasury agents made
many important seizures. Tue intention Is
to appeal the question to the supreme Court
in order definitely to determine when the
nroclamation took effect-wRether on the
twenty-fourth or twenty seventh. If the
court decides in favor Of the twenty fourth.
the proceeds of much cotton viii be restored
to the original owners.
Delaware colored men voted at the school
election to-day.
House-The city of Buffalo has been an.
thorized to construct tunnel under the
Niagara river.
Mr. Butler introduced bill facilitating
the collection of debts from Southern rail-
roads.
The tariff bill was resumed. MIR. SChenck.
in answering question, said the said reve-
nue. bill would be reported reducing the
amount thirty millions of dollars but he de-
clned giving any particulars. The tariff on
tea has been fixed at twenty cents per
pound, The tariff on coffee is fixed At i've
cents per pound. The question of sugar
was reached, when the committee rose with
out action.
The House adjourned.
IL has been raining steadily all day. The
Western markets are late. internal revenue
receipts to. .day over million dollars.
Applications for offices ia the executive
departments receive no attention when they
are addressed to any Of the occupants OF the
White House.
President Grant, Secretary Belknap, and
General Sherman will attend the celebration
of the Grand Army of the Republic, SAtur-
day next, at Philadelphia.
The treasury disbursements during the
month of March. wrre sixteen and haif
millions, exclusive Of the interest on the
public debt.
Governor senter, of Tennessee, will be
here to- day.
Tie best opinion expressed, is that the
recent legal tender decision by the Supreme
Court will be reversed.
The French government has Withdrawn
the monopoly regarding cables, go Ear as
the United States is concerned, and fnil
reciprocity has been officially announced =,
Senator Summers movement for the COM
pulsory attendance upon mixed schools
meets with little sympathy.