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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-16
STEAMBOATS,.


Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U, s. Mail Line--for Helena, Friar's
Point, Mouth Of White river. prido's Point,
connecting for Hot Springs and Fort Smith
PAT CLEBURNE, Capt. r. Pritchard,
VHIs ELEGANT AND FLEET re-. :
l. Passenger Steamer will leave lR'ir1ftf
as above SATURDAY, nth inst. a,szs'ssAs'= =
PIN.
49,, w. II, KENNEDAY. Agent.
l4-l5l No. 3 Madison st., Stanton Block.
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EoR RENT-Two NICE STORE ROOMS,
n fronting on Main street.. under Overton
HOTEL. Apply to my agent. Emmet WQodson,
$50 FroHt Street. [l53-tl ii. a. fARTkE.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE.-A FIRsT.RATE FARM IN
L 1Ofittenden county. Ark, containing Soo
zion and 13O deadened three years, with frst-
rate CROP. stock and farming utensils; FOR
terms apply 70 W. j. Chase CO., ~ Poplar
street. or j. j. Steel & Co., No. l6S, corner OF
Front and Poplar streets. o-oo
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so HOurs-New York Dailies.
Joe Locke, 2se I-2 Maip street, re-
eefves the Herald, World, Times.
Tribune. sun and Journal or Com
meree, also. the weekIies, etc.;
through I'm Fifty Hours. B-t
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CooLBsr place in Memphis = Cad
ms IL
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BBowYr & Browne. BIS Second street.
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HATS cleaned and dyed, 1884 Main st.
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j. HARVEY MATHEs,
II. DUDLEY FRAYsER,
Com mittaa

The report was received and the resc
lutions adopted
A resolution offered BY Major duncan,
in reference to publishing the entire list
of members, that all may be reminded of
their duties, and the public made aware
of the strength of the Association, was
amended, on motion Of Captain Walter
Goodman, so as to require the Secretary
to notify delinquents, and was adopted.
The Committee on Entertainment was
instructed to make sHch arrangements
as may pe necessary for the expected
lecture of Rev. ]. Carmichael at the
next meeting
Dues amounting to $40 so were col
lected and other business of an execu-
tive character performed.
The meeting adjourned at ten clock
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BOARDING.

DOARD wANTED-A GOOD ROOM. UN-
ID furnished. within hve minutes walk Of
Court Square. and board for gentleman aud
bis wife and one child. Private family pre-
ferred. References exchanged. Address
fl-l5 j.. Ledger once.
DOARDING.-W HOUSE. 100
ID and III Adams street; Board moderate.
z. III. wHiTEAoRk, PrQp'r;
SIN. SrruART. Clerk. llo-f
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Al one Of the stations an q certain
railway, recently, an anxious inquirer
came up to the door of the baggage car
and said us there anything for meT
After some search among boxes and
trunks, the baggageman rolled out keg
of whisky. Anything more?' asked
the wet grocer. "Yes, said the baggage
man, there's a gravestone that goes
with that liquor"
Henry Rattle, of Fond du Lac, has
family horse which has been in his pos
session for eighteen years, ana which re-
Gently Travelled ninety miles in one day.
A short time since he escaped from his
stable, went straight to a blacksmith
shop, put his foot in the door, and asked,
as plain as a horse could, to be shod.
He was shod and taken hack, 4 few
days after, having lost q shoe, he was
turned in the street 10 see what he would
do. He went to the shop, and when
shod returned to mis- quarters in the
stable.
A letter from Attention, Ala, to the
Wilcox News, says: At Pine Apple,
Sunday morning, a sou Of Or. Adams,
aged about ten Years, committed suicide
BY hanging himself while his parents
were at church. 1t seems that the boy
expressed o desiFe not to 20 10 chhrch,
but being refused, went into the parlor,
locking the door from the inside, then
using his clothes as a rope, which he
suspended from a hook fastened in the
ceiling, tied his trowsers around his neck
and jumped from the piano. He was
discovered about an hour after"
Captain hynders, who is not unknown
TO political fame in New York city, was
driving a fine horse worth ten thousand
dollars over the Paterson plank road, in
Kew Jersey, on q Sunday morning some
time ago, when the animal stepped
through a dilapidated bridge and was
permanently disabled. Rynders sued
the company for the value Of the horse,
but was nonsuited on the ground that the
accident occurred on Sunday on which
day a man has no legal right to exercise
a horse In New Jersey.
Boston proper is wrapped in astonish-
ment at the grievous result Of the census
Of that goodly town. Nothing short of
275, 900 souls, as an estimate, had salts
fed the anticipations Of the people, but
here comes the memorable census-taker,
and, alack and alas, IetuEns only 2s5,s 14
Hubbites all told Some Of the figures
show the progress Of the city. The gain
in Roxbury is 6345. The gain in Ward
u is 64O5. but in Ward 8 loss Of 2f93
Is reported. The twelve original wards
Of the city show a population Of BOG, 4S6
"a gain since ls65 Of l4,ll2. But after
all, what can compensate for the dem
milton totail Only 25392t. "Qh
dear, what can the matter be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-16

IRON GLAD LEASES. AS AUTHORIZED
By the last Legislature, for sale at this
nfliee
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NOR SALE-ONE QUARTER-MEDIU
II Gordon press, now in use and in PERFECT
ORDER. Price, 500 cash; cost 500; For par
ticuInrs. address Il. WHITM0RE,
s-3S-f Public Ledger Office. Memphis.
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-0NB BAY HORSE.
L drives gentle and rides well.
COSTELLO Il JiNKS'
AZ Stable, 81 Monroe street.
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UoR SALE OR RENT-A cQTEGE SHE'D.
j. 50x20O feet, in the Navy fdrg' wtIan tsR Iid
platform to track lOOx2O0. Best yard id the
W. u. WALDRAN,
Mississippi VALLEY ms. Coz or
1887 ii. A. MONTGOMERY,
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NOR sALE-A NO. / BUGGY AND HAIR
II ness and horse cover. For particulars
apply to e. Keck, No. 800 Second street,
lift III. X. BEATTY.
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WI, a.eharge for residence property in |
this city. 2ls acres of land neal. Bartlett Sta
ton Known A. the 4" holland Place" Apply |
to BLAgk, ESTES x CO.,
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The Death Of Mi. Gen. Thomas.

3 This estimable man and great warrior died
Of apOplexy at San Francisco on Monday even
ing, and his death has cast gloom over the
whole country. Gen. Sherman has issued a
general order in respect to his memory calling
him "one Of our most exalted Generals"
Gen. Thomas entered the military academy in
the class Of 1886, and graduated In $40, and
was sent to Florids. lie served with his
regiment continuously until 1853, when he was
commissioned Captain having distinguished him
self in the Mexican war. Although Virginian
he was a citizen Of the United States and re-
mained loyal to his government. President
Lincoln commissioned him Brig. Gen. and he
won his first victory over the rebels at Mill
Spring. Ky. and arose through all the grades
to be Maj. Gen. in the regular army. The
crOwning victory Of his life in the field was at
the great battle Of Nashville. He was ever
faithful. ever true, aud ever valiant. Gen.
Sherman Ssys Of him:
The General has known General Thomas in
timately since they sat as boys on the same
bench, and the quality in him which he holds
up Tor the admiration anil example Of the young
Is his complete and entire devotion TO duty.
Though sent to Florida, Mexico, Texas and ARR
mona when his duty there was absolute banish-
ment, he went cheerfully and never asked the
personal favor Of exemption or leaveof absence.
In battle he never wavercd. Firm AMI Of full
faith in his cause, he knew II would prevail,
and he never sought advancement Of rank or
honor at the expense Of any one Whatever
he earned Of these were his own, and no one
disputed his fame. The very impersonation Of
honesty, integrity and honor, he wiz stand to
ms beau IDEAL Of soldier and gentleman.
Though he leaves no child to bear his name,
the Oh Army Of the Cumberland. numbered by
tens Of thousands, called him father, and viii
weep foe him in tears Of manly grief. His
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coRsEsPoNDESoE.
LkwIsros, March 81, 1870.

LEWISTON, March 81, 1870. -
EDITOR or THE JoURSAL-The third trial
for mayor resulted in the choice of VIM. IL.
Stevens, boilers candidate, $50 called" The
vote stood. Stevens GIG. fessenden 7l3, Os-
good (Dem.) 232. To those interested In the
recent contest, the scenes and incidents accom-
paning 1t, have been multiplied; bat to those
who occupied neutral grounds and had no
particular preference for either candidate. the
drama has been still more amusing. Never
have witnessed more bitter feeling, even
In the holly contested fields Of the old Granite
state, when republicans and democrats eIer-
else their interest Or political ascendancy, then
was presented in the recent campaign. Men
who have heretofore entertained the most
friendly relstiOns-bcing united and working
together tremendously for the interest Of the
city and state-- were found In ill-tempcrcd
discussion. resorting almost to blows, because
a difference of.opiniOn existed relative. to the
nominations, and the feeling fear does not
subside, and there seems to be no desire for .
calm submission to majority but indications
tend to show that the discussion will be felt
In the fall election. Mr.. Stevens, the mayor
elect, is one Of our best citizens, and one that
has few faults, and no doubt his administration
Of the affairs of the city will meet the appro-
val Of all lovers Of good government. The
defeated candidate, Mr.. Pesseuden. is good
citizen, but was not the choice Of the republic
can party. lie holds the office Of Postmaster,
and is brother Of the late Vim. Pitt Fesscn-
den.
Mayor Stevens was inauguratcd on Monday
and stated in his report that the city debt dur
ing Cue last year has been reduced about S48,-
600. Auburn debt has been reduced about
$4,000. Several improvements are to be made
In the city the coming season. One is the
removal Of the present Androscoggin Depot,
aud the entrance will be on Main street, in
"JOnes brick block" 40 ...-.
A meeting of the directors Of the proposed
railroad to Rumford Falls will soon be called
and II is hoped they may soon make prepari-
tons for building the road. The interest in
the road IS very great among those who live In
the vicinity and in close proximity to the pro
posed route. And it is almost certain that
sufficient aid viii be given from those who are
interested, to make ii a success.
The Senior class Of Bates college gavea very
pleasing exhibition on Tuesday evening at the
Free Baptist church. On Wednesday evening
the Sophomore class had prize declarations,
and the class show great proficiency in elocu-
ton. ..g HORATIUs.
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NEY PUBLICATIONS.

IARPERs MoSrHLr for April, IL far better than us.
ua and presents an uncomnony varied table Of con-
tents Solid and nrSI; % n.
and Velvet Looms =; real sketch Of Count Bismark,
several brief poems, stories by Justin Mccarthy,
Jane u. Austin, and Others, &c. &c
Wells "PHREyoLoGIcAL JOURNAL" for April, Ia
Of the best numbers Of that always interesting
magazine.
Litsells "LIvISa ACE" Is replete with the creme
de "a creme OF tho leading Ensiish periodicals.. IL
IL always fresh and enticing. + = r...H..r 10.
Arthurs rIIoNg MAanxSE" has engravings fash.
ion plates, music. number OF short stories con-
tinuation Of Virginia Townsends "Jaqueline," Mar
vels Of the Insect World, numerous receipts, &c.
The April number Of tho LApY's PRr.sp 10 q
bright one. A good steel engraving "On Guard
good Fashion plates music and we'll selected read
Ing matter form a better number than usual.
The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE Is capital for April.
We have affontispece By Gastoa Fay, contributions
sf,,f, Porte cnyons, "Young virginians'' with his
own illustrations, and other good things.
Authurs "cHrLDREy's Hour" for April Ia ut hand
filed with short and pleasant articles for small chill
dren. ....,..I .. rir.-I. La. 80 49,. to
The TEcHSoLodrsJ, monthly "cspecially deyot-
al 10 Engineering. Manufacturing and Buildiny'
we do not hesitate 70 recommend 70 all artisans Il
Is filed with 6scfal and instructins matter.
The MANurlcruRER AND BUILDER IL monthly
worthy OF an EXTENDED pstronagc. 10 contains do
scrptions Of all new inventions OF note the latest
scientific discoveries and besides many other things
what Is worth many tmes the price Of the magaxine,
each number has rcaly good plans Tor dwellings &c.
rhc LApr's PRiEyp has It's steel plate. colorcd
fashioned plates, and illustrations Of articles Of
feminine apparel, also music aud realizing The
serials are continued and there Is interesting In
prose and poetry beside.
Tho ATLANTIC MONTHLY has the following con-
tents, Joseph and his Friend The Bngiish aoveru-
ess at the Siamese Court, The Advent Preacher
Through the Woods 81 Lake Superior Courage
A Lumberwoman Reviving Virginia, Tho Lauson
Tragedy, Right and Len Ny Triumph, The Gods
Of wo Lee, Thc Blue-Jay Family, Peter Pitchlynn,
Chief Of the Choctaws, An Alpine House, Reviews
and Literary Notices. ''i'' f''
HrrcHcocK's New MoSruLr MAGAZINE. Choice
Music, Art Notices, and select Reading for the
Family Circle. New York BENJAMIN w. Hitch
cock, No. ~ Beekman street $500 year Is
cents . number.
Tho title explaines the character Of this eleeznt
auarta, each number OF which contains cigct pages
OF choice music. The reading matter Is light and
attractive and The publicstou Is In al respects wor
my Of the most liberal support. d. -. i-R.r|
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POLITICAL.

The Oregon Democrats have nominated
J. II. Slater FOR Governor. One Of tho
resolutions offered pronounced unquali-
fiedly for the reputation of tho national
debt, but substitute was finally adopted
declaring that the payment Of interest to
gcther with other enormous expenses
make burden too heavy to DO borne that
there Is neither justice nor wisdom In the
repeated payment Of interest that there
should be I'm equitable adjustment of the
debt. The other resolutions arc against the
importation of Cinnamon, and declare
that the l4th and 10th amendments ought
to DO rcscinded. - -. '.aG w.
Ex-Governor Orr Of South Carolina re-
Gently stated that. had Mr.. Seymour been
elected. the Democrats In the South would
have tried to overturn the then existing
State Governments, and that In reality the
election of Gn.nt was blessing. He says
that Republicanism Is gaining ground in
South Carolina. uEu3 U ig0v afra.
Those who have criticised the President
for his consultations with Senators on the
st. Domingo treaty are reminded Of the
following part Of the thirts-seventh rule
Of the Senate, in force since 1889: 4
"When the President OF the United
States shall meet the Senate In the Senate
Chamber. for the consideration of execu-
tive business, the presiding officer of the
Senate shall have chair on the floor, be
considered rs the head of the Senate, and
his chair shall be assigned to the President
of the United States"
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sHERIII'S SALE.

WORK, SS.-Taken on exc ution In fhvor OF
j. Ivory Lttle6eld against Horace Noble, issued
on . Judgment recovered bsiors me suprsns J.di.
cial Court begun and holden nj Saco Tor and within
our said County II York, on the hrst Tuesday Of
January, A. ID. 1870 and viii DO sold At public 500
ton on Saturday, the thirticth day Of April next,
ut two o'clock In the afternoon ut the store OF Ivory
Littcfield, In Kennebunk, In aid County OF York,
al the right In equity which Iiorscs Noble, Of said
Kenncbunk, has or had on the ,hineteenth, day Of
juno, A. ID. 1902 at eight and three quarters o'clock
In the afternoon, being the time OF The attachment
Of the same on the original writ In this sction. To
redeem the following described real estate situated
In said Ksanebunk, 10 witt A certain lot Of land
with all the buildings thereon, on the
side Of the road 10 Alfred, boundcd-begjnning ON
said road at land Of Joseph + Noble then running
north-casterly by aid Joseph T. MOBILES land lib
rods " barn Of +. N. Noble then south 40 west III
sc rods by said last named land, then sosfh 45'
west IN rods 10 said rosd then north tg' west 81
sc rods 70 place begun at being samc describcd In
deed from the late Clement Noble 10 the said Iior-
acc Noble, recorded in Book 24, pages as'-i, York
County Records. f'r
Tho above described premises being subject 10 .
mortgssc given b Hannah Gooch, % Wells, 70 So
cure tho payment Of note Of hand for Two hun
drcd my dollars dated October d. 1850, payable In
six months with interest on which there IL now duo
the OF three hundred and seventeen dollars And
eight cents. Said mortgage deed is rscorded In
Book go, pags 40l, Of York Registry.
EDMUND WARREN, Dep'y Sheriff.
March q, 1870. 3wl5
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STATE OF'MAINE.

YORK, Is. Before NOSES II. DRAcxErr. Esq, Trial
Justice within and for said county, March ~, Isa0
n county, VS.. CHARLES r. ELWELl., late OF
Lnington, In said county, now Of parts unknown
bayond tho limits OF this state. ...u.s.
And now on suggestion ~ the Court thai Charles
r. RlwclI the principal defendant Mt tho time Of tho
service of the writ, was, not inhabitant Of this
State, and had no tenant, agent or attorney within
the same; that his goods or estate have been at
tacbed In this action and that no has hsd notice
OF said suit and attachment, - 0rasred, That mo.
tce OF the pcndcncy Of this suit DO given to the said
defendant, by publishing an attestcd copy OF this
order, together with an abstract Of tho plantihs
writ, three weeks suocessiyely In tho uSIoS AMP
Journal, q newspaper printed nj BiddefoId In said
county the last publication b. he not less than ir-
~ days before the 10th dsy OF May, A. y. s1D that
aid defendant may appear at q Court To- DO holden
nj II. II. Burbanks Office, In Limerick, In and for
said county on the said 10Th day Of MAY, A. D. 1870
Mt o'clock q. M, before mo, sald Trial Justicc, and
answer 10 said suit, If he shall see cause.
Attest MOSES u. BIlACKETT,
Trial Justice.
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It Is told Of lady in Maryland, born mute,
that on the day she attained her fftiethy year, 70
the great surprise Of her family and friends. she
began talking fuently, and nom then 70 The
hour Of her death, which occurred on the fol-
lowing day. shepraycd almost increasingly In an
audible voice and understandingly. The lady
had two sisters and brother also mutes.
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Here's what o RECONSTRUCTED" rebel print,
the Lexington (Mo.) Caueasfdn, said Of the
Oneida massacre: "Tho Yankee war steamer
Oneida celebrated Washington's birthday by
going TO the bottom Of the ocean near Yokohama,
Japan. One hundred aud seventy nautical
whelps Of Doodle went went down with her"
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PROCLAMATION mr. TnE SECRETARY or s.

PROCLAMATION ny THE SECRETARY or STATE.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State Of the United
States, to all whom these presents may concern.
Know We, that the Congress Of the United States,
on or about tho 18th day Of February In the year one
resolution in the words and figures following 70 wit
A resolution proposing an amendment To the Consti.
sutton Of tho United States
R,.oiped By the Senate and House OF Rsprcscn-
tatives Of the United States Of America In Congress
assembled, two thirds Of both Houses concurring
that tho following article DO proposed TO the Legis
latures Of the several states ms an amendment "
mtiied by three fourths of said Legislatures, shall
DO valid rs n part OF the Constitution, namelyi
ARTICLE 10, Seer. THE right OF citizens Of the
United States TO vote shall not be denied or abridged
by the United States or by any State on account of
race, color or previous condition Of servitude.
Sscr. 2--Congress shall have power TO enforce this
article by appropriate legislation.
And further, that Il appears from official docg-
ments on file In this Department, that the amend
ment To the Constitution OF the United States pro-
posed aforesaid has been ratified by tho Legisa-
lures Of the States Of North Carolina, West Virginia
Massachusetts,, Wisconsin, Maine, Louis ana, Mich
igan South Carolina, Pcnnsy lyania, Arkansas, Com
nccticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, New York. Now
Hampshire, Nevada, Vermont, Virginia, Alabama,
Mississippi Missouri, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, hinncso-
On, Rhoie Island, Nebraska and Texas, In all %
States, and further that the States whose Legisa-
lures have ratified tho said proposed amendment
constitute three fyuIths Of ths whole number OF
pears from the official document ON file In this de-
partInent that the Legislature 81 tho state Of'New
York has since passed. resolution claiming W Win,
draw said ratification of said amendment, which had
been made by the Legislature Of that State and OF
which official notice had been filed In this depart.
ment; and further that II appears from the Official
document on Ole in this department. that tho lcgis-
lature Of Georgia has by resolution ratified said pro-
posed amendment.
Now, therefore, be IL known that !, Hamilton
Fish Secretary Of State Of tho United States, by yr-
tue and In pursuance OF the sccond section OF the
act OF Congross approved auth Of April, In the year
1919 entitled GAN act 10 provide Tor the publication
Of the laws Of the United States and for other pur-
poses" do hereby certify that the amendment afOre-
said has become valid 10 NIL intents and purposes IA
A part of tho Constitution Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, have hcreanto set my hand
and caused tho seal Of the department OF STATE 70
bc affixed Done at the city Of Washington this
esth day Of March, In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and Of the
Independence OF che United States the ninety
fourth. .,,
QsignedJ HAMILTON FISH.
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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD

Observes our hearty recommcndation.". N Y.
Musical Review. "Uncsceptionable In taste and
style" Dwights Journal. "We quito endorse Mr.
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sche Musk Zsitthg, Phil. '.Soundest ccarcst best
book for the Piano. Phil. EyeR,g Bulletin: "Will
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Spr "An improvement on all other Piano Books"
Syracuse Journal. Possesses merit not claIued
BY other works" Cleveland Herald. common
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sPresents many new and important ideas" N. Y.
Tablet ono Piano Boof comparable In value 70
IT," New Covenant
No long. dry lessons, nor wcarsome exercises,
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THE, UNI0NsS &c J0URNAL,s a ~

just been concluded In the courts Of this Dir
trict. A colorcd woman was ejcctcd from the
cars between this city and Alexandria and suit
was brought, and damages awarded 10 tho az
tent Of 81. 500 by Judge Carter Of the Supreme
Court.
II is said that Hon. J. NJ. Ashley Governor Of
Montana, will probably be retained As be has
fully eIoncrated himself Of the charges made
against him. II Is stated that Gen. Ames Is TO
be married soon to Miss Blance Butler one Of
the bellies OF this city, and daughter Of Gen.
Butler. John L. Stevens esq Of your state. rc-
recently appointed minister resident to Uruguay,
Is in this city. PRENrIss.