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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

STOVES AND TiNWARE.
NOTICE! /!

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR STOCK,
w interest and good will in the stove and
tinware business TO Messrs. Walt x Co., who
will conduct the same at the old stand, and
for whom we bespeak a continuance Of the
patronage so literally bestowed upon us. Mr..
h. Brannon has charge Of the assets and iia-
bilities Of the firm. and viii attend 20 the wind
ing up Of their affairs at the Office Of Walt
w. -'- '-' W R. BRANNoN & co.
Memphis, January 10, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01

All the type to be used in our Weekly is
ENTIRELY NEW. and the paper on which it will
be printed is the finest white SOok-paper,
making it the most readable journal pub
lished in the South.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
w ALT & CO.,
2za FRONT STREET.

Opposite Packet Iandinrl MEMPHIS.
OFFER THEIR WELL-ASS0RTED STOCK
" ef cook and heating stofcs. sneei-iron
ranges. tan and copper ware, mautels ana
crates. cutlery. house furnishing goods, coal,
Art and luhritafinr oils and steamboat stores.
10 the trade. ai los cash hgurcs. Special AZ
tentiou nHIrfU
sss5 Work in all is Branches
Mr.. Richard Brhuuon j. interested IN ea1
firm. and viii DC glad % scrse his old lElenas
ai5 i5 '''''@e''' H''''''i1'''' wALT 4co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
CoRSETS.
Best French COrsets
AT THE =
Southern Hoopskirt Manufactory

T AIDES WILL FIND IT TO 1HIER IN
/ 4 terest to purchase French Corsets of me, 1,
as they are genuine and imported direct from
WERLY. L'0lSEAU and NINE DUPONT.
To ladies desiring close-iitting durable cor
set, / would respectfully recommend the
Werly; while the l. Oiseau is an elegant cor
set, elabOrately embroidered. The Dupont is
a short corset. of n most beautiful pattern.
have them in sizes from 10 to s.. and promise
to exchange one size for another until the
proper fit is procured. Also the
Improved Breast Protector.
The Invisible Walking Skirt is the only
fashionable skirt for outdoor dresses, while
the NEWPORT ROBE is indispensable to the
train dress. Both skirts can be had ONLY at
the manrfactory. 1851 Main ST., near Wash
ington. 1881 LOUIS LANCE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-01
PUBLIC LEDGER.
E. w HIT d IL Il !,

J,HE PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
every afternoon Except Sunday by
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

To THE PosT MASTER AT DALLAS:
Why is it that the mail from Gal
weston is received at Dallas two days
sooner than at Mckinney? Why
was the mail received at Dallas
Thursday, 18th inst, not sent for
ward until the night of the 9th?
You are at the wrong point if you
want to shrink distributing. When
ourmails reach you please pass Thorn
on "and we will forever pray, &C."
Mckinney Enquirer
We cannot answer your questions par
ticularly; but we can with truth assert that
our Post Master does not "shrink distribu-
ting On the contrary VIC are aware Of
the fact, that ho has great deal more of
it to do than properly belongs to his Office.
If the P. NJ. Mt Waco, or wherever the
through sacks are put up, would put them
up properly, and not place the mail for all
this section of country in sacks mari ed
"Dallas," there would perhaps be less COM
plant and easier work for all the offices
along the line. That's what's the matter,
John. Sacks marked "Dallas' are suppos-
ed TO contain matter that belongs here and
no where else. And we will add, right
here, TINT if every town in Texas had as eff
ficient p. NJ. as Dallas has, there would
be very little, if any complaint to make
abuut mail matter wrongly sent, or other
derulclion of duty. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

The Republican party is the only trne
and live party now i'll the nation.
Houston Union
If that should be true, "hung he the hea-
vcns in black" Gillespie must have be.
lierci it, else he would not have rcpudiatcd
every good thing he ever said in his life
for the poor privilege of joining the Radi-
cal party whose only cement new is a
common love of public piwndrr, and who
hold office by tho tsrTor'sm of the bayonct,
and not by consent Of she people, whom
they rob and eppress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
sgBuy your Clothing from Haynes.

n@"Trini," the Dallas correspondent OF
the Kaufman Star, in q late letter says:
Our distinguished countryInan,
Van Snciderbcck, has gone. TO visit
his native fiats-Bclgium-and our
Mayor, Ben. Long, is about to start
for his old home ia Switzerland
Many OF orr old adopted citizens
arc contemplating trips to their
Sutherland, and some of the younger
ones are going TO 500 their uneles.
There is growing disposition 20
Induce immigration to this country,
and we look for a large accession
this fall.
That. is all right, except the statement
that Dallas has -s-oiiisen by the Oatlandish
,.me Of Issn SssiGsrbeeS." TIE man 10.
xhom. sTrini" evidently hlindes = named
H;fkelm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
commonly known &c "Biiiy Big Nsss.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

KS. One Of the hrst things inSf nave
come to our notice for n long time is re-
sorted in the debate on the admission OF
the niger Rcvels ny L. 8. Senator from
Mississippi, during which Senator Eugene
Casstrly, of California, in reply TO the
mean iaunt that there were hut nine DEM
ocratic Senators in the Scaaic,. thanked
God ti,s, vet enc of them had been sent
there by @caas of bayoncts used over an
oppressed and down-troilcn people. 1t
was a good reply, and ought TO have siung
the Radicals to the quick. Every one of
the nine Democratic Senators represents
the will Of free people, while the large
Radical majority Of which they boast was
gained at the expense Of crushed liberty
aud dismantlcd States. Thank God there
is rot pcmoc,a,c' Senator "a Rcprcscn-
tntiyc wl.o ,wcs his elevation 10 military
rule, and there is not single niger
among them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
Land i'm Dallas County
For STALE.

en- ACRES tf Prairie Land, situated
V4U on tho waters Of White Rock
Greek, adjoining the farm Of Capt. VIM. c.
ArcCamy, about Is miles nearly due North
from Dallas. There is plenty Of lasting
spring water and a sufiiciency of timber
for fire wood. For any further informa-
ton, application can be made to DR.. e. W.
STEVENSON, Dallas, Or to the undersigned
at Mr.. A. Grants, miles South Of McKin-
ney, Collin county. ID. NJ. TANNER.
April 0, 1S70-302mn .....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

sGyn At the request of Il prominent Re-
publican of this place, we will publish next
week, the speech of VIM. II, Parsons, Sem
ator from the Houston District delivered
in the State Senate on the occasion Of the
final vote en- the ratification OF the XVIII
Amendment. 1t is perhaps as able an ar
gument in favor of that amendment as
could lie made GO. boil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

Reg We had the pleasure, on Monday
last, of meeting Dr.. W. II. Pyle, Senator
from The Kaufman District who was on
his way to Austin. The Doctor, we are
gra,ified to say, is in excellent health, and
in his usual flow of spirits. lie spent the
most of two days with us, and left on the
stage on Wednesday,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

say'ras strevCr ttIIal SOU h-we't'rn
~, only desire. the division Of our State,
bat also, In that eveai, wishes slice Of
Louisiana annexed To the new State nest
10 Shreveport, 80 that elry may become a
capital anl overcome the state pide now
supposed 10 he alone making Jefferson a
rival. Such a thing is Po,'ibie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
70 the Sheriff or any Constable Of. Dallas
County, Greeting:

10 the Sheriff or any Constable Of. Dallas
80. 80. County, Greeting:
NTHEREAS. oath has this day been
w made before me by r. D. Coughanour,
Attorney of record for John Anglers and
Henry Hagle, that George Gay is a non
resident Of the State of Texas, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
UPON him; these are therefore TO command
you that, by making publication of this
Writ in the Dallas "Hcrald," newspaper
printed in the town of Dallas, for four sue
cessiye weeks before the return day there
Of, you summon the said George Gay to be
ard appear before the Hon. District Court
of Dallas county, on the first day of the
next term thereof TO be holden at the
Courthouse, in the town Of Dallas, on the
10th Monday after the ID Monday in Feb
ruary, 1870, then and there to answer the
petition of John Anglers and Henry Nagle,
now filed in said Court in which petition
the said John Anglers and Henry Nagle
pray for tht partition Of certain real and
personal property situated in the town Of
Dallas, county Of Dallas and State Of Tex
as and consisting in o certain lot or parcel
Of land known as Block No. 81, upon which
is established HBat is known as The Dallas
Foundry; d steam engine ard boiler
cupola- and iron safe, lathe, q palmer,
some blacksmith tools, &c, SC.
Herein fail not, and Of this Writ due re-
turn make IS The Law directs.
~ Witness, ". Thevenet, Clerk Of
(sEAB the District Court Of Dallas coun-
Wv ty, TeISss and the Seal Of said
Court hereon impressed this l2ih day Of
April. Alp. 1870. NJ THEFENET,
- Ok. D. c. d. Co, Texas.
e Came 10 hand sane day issued aud exc
etasf s.be day 81 delivering TO ths Office
II N. Dallas Herald trus copy Of the
-Tfliin. y. r. NINSIFORp,
.gl;4E1 Sheriff
Printers fs- SO 50, sFecis.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

W lf1tl ssa 500 ihs hsfs
fHsHfsf a fnts'n uf rfffHf
nfuAstfh
fstu ~. sas ~ lts tff ssha'fts asi
gissitH mfs iissHH b. ttsf tnsua
nsioa Alitshisf Yea iiss.iaiii haa iH
Die gave flslifl ihs iFi'fi Fihif' go
on Hiafnisf 10 rufsfs sshl he UaT
sih@sni n me- ft'isd aaifs is ihs tssi iu
ihs SELL ~ Ts s'iiif o. ~ aar .f.'t
The sousng vas ilsu undrr guo'l oll ~
mor tio'fais. A change has come ewes be-
slH-r isaTisl change. We 60 un"
sl,arly 'ss ani raiunlly feel ihs changed
ani perverted Governmsui r., ne Nuii'i
states. We see r. In ile hayonri a. aHF
z, ruats, aul feel !; h. Ne rsit ri!rrs II he
FAX 'bill. 70 h'-ullh fsysuue ~ Jay ihs sal
aTiss at sur orPr~sor. and mainnih q
vast standing army In tine Of nrofonnies'
peser, l'Vor men eaa zee Il la ne spien-
did Quits Of uniaAei bundholdsrs and
feel il in the high rents they have 10 pay
and in the poor returns ~, 'hsir labor
All pure patriots, whether rich or poor can
s,ean'' iesl il ia the creation Of n Bonded
arisloeraey pnl tie ferecl'iomlnrlion n
she nesrs rice IN sgArtf tie unien, We
can see q Hrh fee ltlssnly in me internal
revenue regulations, tnder which ones
poverty Is forcibly published TO the world,
We see AMI feel il In The forcing u 'is
people Of ten States, by conSrsgs through
the military, to elect men n1tof thea nor
FOR fhem % I,,e State snl Federal Offices,
We sec anl feel II every day, and tadrri'
hes our dreams by night, Hut, little nced
have We TO chlntraie wherein Unchanged
aud perverted Government = seen aud
islt by the pearfe from whose control
usurpers have taken Il. They all feel and
see Il, from the highest to the lowest, aud
no second European Humboldt could now
return To his native land aud say: "Ihe
Government of the United States is tho
best in the world You can neither zee nor
fceliI.' BGtthere is hope that such re-
mark may some lime again be. tru,hlully
made in reference TO our Government. II
is only necessary Cor ilie honest people to
unite as one man against the Radical party
tile chief cstne Of all our woes, our
uasigsal crisres aud national disgreec--io
insure this return 10 the virtue and grace
Of better days. It is true, the Radical
'powers tina, he" have used the purse and
sword of the government to build bull
wark around their stronghold Of power,
but all history teaches that tho HnanitTsns
uprising of n whole people, sinng by the
sense of wrong, is terrible to tyrants and
sweeps them, as by the hurricanes bosom,
from their thrones. There is change OF
rulers demand d, and unless our people
are inrensiblc Of their ,trcngta ard false
to ihcil .imcagc and their Interests, they
will IN sc that change ere long. .,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

yUyHE undersigned wish to say through
the HERALD of this week that they
have sent an order to W. ": Walker & Co.,
of Louisville, Kentucky, from whom they
buy their entire stock), for q still larger
stock than they have ever received hereto
fore in rallas.
We interid TO keep, as we have done in
the past, the very best articles in our
linkEsuch as Old Bourbon; Old Rye, and
Robinson County Whistles, Rum, Gin,
Brandies, and Wines,-hne smoking and
chewing tobacco. The, best quality Of
cigars and selected candies, &C., &C. and
ali we Wish Of our customers is confirm
auce Of past patronage and We insure fu-
ture satisfaction.
We'wish further 10 staie TO the people OF
Eortbtfn Tezas, that bn receipt Of our
next Sin we will Be able 10 furnish wis
ty according 10 the demand, as we shall
thsn dlvertise ourselves as wholesale liquor
dealers.
Gffe Us Z calf snd remember the IOfhee
Saloon SCuihssst Corner Of the Public
SQUIRE. BY FENDJBY & MILLER.
Dallas, April l6. 1s7O-Sl;tf
AT TIE MAYS STORE.
IRISH POTATOBS-Early Gooa-ieh, Fink
Fr, ard greksJn Wh1e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
BOARD or aLDRa uEy.

hAiiAsi tfkAsi ApTn q fsf"-
A. mFFiing u The heani lhsrs were
present; Zen. LouE. Mayer kisin fay-
lor add q. u. Miller, AldsTneh.
On moiien, ilsny ;, EHsy Nui , q,
Ssyisl wsre apIoinisa Asesrussn 'of The
Tosn Of Dallas,
The Mayor having RnRoaResl that he
would in = fss days start on = i0aT 10
EurOPe,-
0n motion, Henry 5, Eray is hereby
appointed Mayor pc .ssa, daring the Ab-
ssnes IL the Mayer
e, n, Miller having given in his Fssig-
nation, on motion, ihe SANE is hereby ae-
espiel,
On notion, the meeting adjsnrnsi,
BEN, LONG, Mayer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

par We have received the first numb r
Of a new paper, entitled the Telegram pno-
lished weekly at Cameron, Milan County,
Texas, By W. X. TIOmnn, Editor and Pro-
prietor, which we place upon our er. list
Ibis week, with the hope that il may prove
prostsSIe 10 fb. publisber. Tie Telegram
;..i-lep.ndent on ell subjects.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
O&I1uARY.

The death of the subject Of this obituary
was recorded briefly In the columns Of the
DALLAS ilERALn Of April ID, 1870. The
sad event irahspired April 10, 1870, in
Dallas. but, though he was an infant boy,
his demise called for more than passing
notice. Tho writer very we'll knows the
parptls OF 5imnsic Frank EryaS.
lie also knows the depth Of their hope for
the life Of the departed, aud hisown heart
Is not without sense Of regret rs he PENS
these lines 10 tho lost ehllls memory. The
father loved this little boy with all the
love a kind fathers heart can feel. Long
after the remains had been laid beneath
esrth's er,era,i robe, the father could not
name the son without the fountain OF grief
In his heart yelling up TO his eyes. But
what must be the grief Of the Mother when
the sorrow Of the father Is 30 grestl La.
MARITIME tells n story that eSquisitely illus
traics mothers love;
sin some spring freshes river wildly
washed its shores and rent away a bough
wherein a;bird had built n cottage for her
summer home. Down the white and whirl-
ing stream driitcd the green branch, its
wicker cup Of GnfeGgad song, and nuiter.
ing behind II as II went, the mother bird.
Unheedinr the roaring river. on she went,
-. 80 ', CO.. $3.50, A..
'e' ''''' VI "sO"' una ''A' P'''''e "'
pauses in the Storm"
Little Jimmie has boon torn from the
roof.tree by the food Of death, and his
mothers heart follows him over the E.er-
nal sea. lie was child Of mere tam
usual promise, and even in MS dying hour
seemed conscious of Deaths approach and
spoke of that land beyond the stars, where.
in the eyes of Christian hope ever sec the
bliss immoytas alone can share. The
mother can new Sing:
81 wonder if tbis cool. SWEET bree4s
Hath touched inv lin and faSnpa Inv nr6w
For all my spirit hears and sees
Recalls thee to my memory now;
For every hour We breathe apart
viii but increase, if that can be,
The love that fills this little heart
Already filled so full of thee.
Yet many tear these eyes r.ust weep,
And many a sin must DO forgiven,
Ere these pale lids shall sink 10 siecp--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23


eaS- Mr.. Wisner, Sheriff of Ouchita Par
ish, Louisiana, was murdered by party OF
fifteen or twenty men, in his office, in Mon
roe. between 0 and 10 O'clock NJ. on the
SOlh ult lie was shot In the left breast,
the loads passing through the door ofhis ofii-
ce, through his body, and then burying them
selves in the chimney near the ceiling
A man named Anthony Johnson, confined
in the Jail at the time was also killed by
the party, and aRother man named Beavers,
who was confined on charge Of numbering
two freedmen in 1868, was released. The
mob then left the Jail securely barring the
doors on the other prisoners. The Ouchita
Telegraph of the I'd says
It was very dark-a nah could
not have been Unidentified across the
sidewalk. All the streets leading
to the Jail were strongly guarded,
and several parties were stopped
and detained until the work was fin
ished. Judge r. w. Richardson
was In his Office near the Jail and
stepped ont on the side walk to learn
the cause of the disturbance, when
he was ordered back. Ho then
opened the back door and was or
dered TO shut it. In fact every body
near the Jail were compelled to kced
closely shut up within their houses.
Sheriff Wisner came here in 1860
and was engaged in planting for
several years. He was electedSher-
if in 1865. Efficient and energetic,
be discharged his duties faithfully
and impartialIy. The people are
naturally indignant at bis fate. The
funeral was attended by the Bar
and a large concourse of citizens
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

sssy~ oeick, of lac ifsusron Union, who
was IN e%n few hears on Friday last, is
9,irs in eycry,hsng-speeSh, ncticn and
business. lie informed lis that he got
about 25 new subscribers to the Union in
a half days stay, most Of the number being
good sound Democrats A friend at our
elbow says that Quick is the smallest lin
ststuel mad che biggest rodicnl ia the
State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

fSr Mr. JoHx J. HASp, the accomplish
ed printer who has for near two years had
charge Of the Mechanical Department Of
the Galveston News, has became partner
in that paper. The name and style Of the
arm IL now Richardson, Belo &Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
AGUE AND FEVER.
STATE OF TEXAS,
rax.rx, ne nayT Aa

|
81. .'H County OF DALLAS. !
10 the Sheriff or any Cpnstable Of Dallas
,. County, Greeting;
NOU are hereby commanded to notify BY
n publication, Elizabeth j. Funkhouser
and her husband Jacob Funkhouser, who
are noa-rcsidents Of the State Of Texas,
that James ii. Burlington md Sarah f..
Burlington have filed in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Dallas coun-
ty, Texas, q statement ID perpetuate testi-
mon. in conformity Will the statute in
such ease made hhd provided, alleging in
substance as follows: that the said Sarah
F. is the daughter and heir ut law OF
James N. Smith, late Of Dallas county, de-
ceased, and that the said James Ii. is her
Husband; that the said JAMES N. Smith,
did before his death by last Will and les
lament make ample provisions for his wife
Malihdn Smith, and that after the death OF
the said James N, and before his said VIII
vas prUbated; the SAME was shown and
fulIS explained to.the said Malinda, by the
executor thereof and others, and that win
full knowledge of her legal rights both
under and against the Will, she elected to
accept and did accept the property therein
beoueathcd and peacibly enjoyed the same
to the day of her death; and that the said
james II. and Sarah f. fearing that the
heirs at law of the said Malinda will ct
some future time bring cult for the recove-
ry of some portion Of the pr5perty now in
their possession as the heir said James N.
Smith, will after service of this notice pro
coed to perpetuate the testimuny in the
case according to law. ...! :,
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this notice, with
your return thereon showing how you have
executed the same:
- Witness NJ. Thevenet; Clerk OF
SEAL the District Court Of Dallas cOun-
Wv ty, and the Seal of said Court
herson impressed, this Sth ddy Of April A.
p. 1870. NJ. THEIENEI,
5GSE4w1 elk. d: c. D. Co, Texas.
= Printers fec, sig so, specie.] ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23

rs The Post Master ut This place
wishes us 10 nrhfy he P. ~ at Waco bat
Dallas is not a distributing ofsoss and be
does wrong in buHdlihg Up all lis letter.
for Eorth Texas IN ore bus6ls sBd direct
ing fhen 10 Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-23
TEfF0RAPfffO


sts faff rH trI ~ o.
NfNuts NfnFfi afarwnh Co.
eth. tlt tr .nlmffI p as
afaiuf Co. Wf. hus WH' Com.
rrfs. Ie....t- M '.is r"'f reneui
irNss 49, '' 90, bai wing
lts h-.s 90. .-r ri1 li.l.on frpm
Soc JhAI'
f'r-iflt.islHS. OF Paraguay =
Fr''i a. na~ -urpwn'l'i auh &C.
fa,,vi ip.lr rni o. anl w1s killed.
l,y BalilIan laiur The writ
~. sister aul rhil,lrrn ri l.uprf 70"
grihur with Malanir l.yUrh, 1's'.
r,cru rapiur,-l The romW-nh''' -
'he nrasiiian irol> 30 q ir',i this
ia ishing sir,kr IL 49, raagnaNan
war has bern tr,a,'r,l hy ihr Em-
pernr visc1eri rsilins.
WASn>sluuN, April la.-Pn,lasc
Ia Hnshtvi will br ten CENTS amer
ihcaifss II May,
sN,b SalernHl revenue a. daie =
cigke,,a. h,N a quarter million dni
lu-S mvNrrss al receipts far the
same lime las, wear The incrcas
e,l revenue % New Nmk this wear
saver la>i 80 'i"harr' Und spirits Is
- million i.u'l half
The President nominated In y
sartrfr' Collector oiIhc frs Wis
Sriri III TcNas,
inilee Humphreys, nf lluhlSSll He,
s,s., will surtrrl Fisher should
tho Senate confirm Fisher rs Dir
S,i@ Attorney nt District nfc"lnm
St
W.nInSr.@v April l6-Rcvcnnr
receipts Ia day s.52,din, Pr fhC
month, to date, 81, 5n0.0nO,
The Banking AMI Cnrr'nry Com
srillrc considered thc hill fur IN
Srca.cing the currency $50, 900 ,nhO
to- ,lny, hut with 40 result
since June 30, 1859, ~ siills GSI
7nn>h tubs aud 1870 gallons "f wills
Fyy favr A'tV'9 destroyed in Tcnncs
see ~ iilwit. ...
Tho f. lowing has been issued
from Army Headquarters:
The Department of Alaska is nd
dch To- the Department ofcnlumbia
Virginia added to tho pWrrc rcni
~ftho 6rvS ~ rcpsilincn, of tbs
IsTsSSSlaui, added to tho Depart
rpcnt uf the South; headquarters
Atlanta. This Department, GcncraI
Terry commands now; il includes
Kentucky. Tennessee. West Virgin
IN, f-Sa III 5cffcrsdnviilc. in Indiana
aud North aud South Carolina
Goorgin, Florida and Alabama
.Schuhcld commands the Depart.
sr~%t af sic pxriSc. i'opc com
manls the Department Of Missouri
Cooke cammandS the Department
OF the lakes. Candy commands III,
Department Of Columbia. ThcSt
changes occur rs soon rs possible.
Ar;r April'l5, --Tlc trial oI
the two mur'lcrcrs of Major Gala,
han is concluded. The evidence de
volopc,l nothing new. 1t will b,
sometime bctorc Scnience is .som
ulgatcd.
There was n heavy rain storm
East night. a nor,hcr is now blow
ing at n temperature Of 5 degrees
All the fruit is gonc-cropS doubt
Nll.
1t i stated that the Southern Pa
rific Railroad is to be forced into
bankruptcy. if.possiblc.