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NEW YORK.
The Funding Bill -AOney-80Hds-A 6sS
man Banker Sails ln--SeandaI in Court
Items from Sea and Land>,IIiiffIai + FFfsk agail
FIe0red

NEW YORK, Marcn 81, p.m.-Tei-
egranls from Washington state that
Ehe Ways and Means Committee OF
the House gave an audience Ouce
more to the representatives Of the
national banks and heard further az
guments against the funding bill. Rep
resentative5 of the commercial inter-
est Of the Great West also gave their
objections 70 the bill before the COM
rnittee explained how agricultural
ana COMMERCIAL interests had suffered
by the agitation Of the IqndiGg bill.
To-day. for the dFst tine, the cQmfht-
nifty generally believe that the fund
ing bill in the present shape VIII fail.
The effect Of this is very marked in
all directions. The National credit
advanced sharply, and throughout
mercantile and commercial circles
there was a more cheerful feeling
than for long time past.
Money is more active in cOnse-
qUence of the increased business in all
departments. CSll loans IEnged from
( to Is per cent. Foreign Exchange
quiet at l0ss to lOS}. Prime bankers
sixty days sterling l09 for sight.
OlC VI OLAA AACill4tAn Htt4EEA1 #.NTcLE
drawing freely to-day, as was under
stood, against two million dollars
worth OF Louisiana leyee 8 per cent.
bonds shipped to Europe, which the
firm took at about soc in currency,
The sales Of gold against this ex-
change, aC tiEes during the day.
weakened the gold market a little,
Gold LETT off at IlI5 to ll3, paid carry
ing, 81, t, 4! and > per cent. Govern
ments strong.
There was a collision on North river
last evening between the ferryboat
Heehawken and a toWb6at. The latter
sunk immediately, The fireman and
engineer were drowned.
McFarland's counsel are inYestiga-
ting the facts connected with the visit
of Richardson and Mrs. Mcfarland to
Paterson in the summer of 1867.
Fisk, jr,, has been defeated as Colonel
of the 9Sth regiment.
Navigation will open on Monday
on the Delaware and Hudson canal.
The steamship Harmonic, from
Hamburg, March 10th, and Havre
18th, with merchandise and 10 pas
sengers, arrived this morning, and re-
ports that she experienced stormy
winds, chiefly from southwest to north
and northwest, and back again. On
March lSth there was a heavy gale
from the southeast.
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Saturday, aOth Day Of April, 1870

At the southeast corner Of Court Square, on
second street, in Memphis. Tennessee, pro
ceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
at public sale, so much OF the iand mem
toned in said Deeds OF Trust IS Is described
follows: certain lot Of land situate. In
Shelby county. Tennessee, near To and north
east of the city OF Memphis, being part Of lot
number seven ri on the plat OF h >. TOdds
subdivision OF IS 45-lO0 acres, part OF the
John Riee 600 acres grant, said lots subd1-
vided as the property OF ThOs w hltesldes,
conveyed 20 him by Jhauucev and LauSan
Ives bv deed OF record in the Registers Office
Of said county, in Book No $, page 5oO and
this portion OF said lot No. 7, which viii
sell Il bounded as follows: Beginning at the
intersection Of the north line or The John
Rice grant with the west line or Aoseley
avenue; running thence south west with
said avenue three T3l chains and thirty y-seven
81 links; thence north s. west three hun
dred and ninety-dvel So feet; thence north s.
east three chai rs ana forty -four links, more or
less to the north line OF the John Rice grant,
thence south 81. east with said line three
hundred and atuety-siX K l3s6l feet 70 the place
OF beginning, Being the land mentioned IN
the Deed or Trust, excepting that portion
heretofore conveyed by Sari.h A. Perry TO
DemmOns, Curry, Washburn and Heder-
I sell at request of the beneticia' y in the
Deeds, for the purpose OF paying the debt SCI
cured by the Trust. The equity OF redsIn-
tion Is waived. The title is believed 70 De
perfect, but I sell and viii convey only as
Trustee.
uhSl SAMUEL B. MILLER. Trustee.
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Dominion Of Canada.

OTTAWA, March 30.-Mr. Campbell
informed the House that q telegram
had been received which coDdrmed
the report of the shooting ofa person
at Red River by order Of the insur-
gent Reilly.
The report that G.~case Of smallpox
was recently landed at Halifax by
the steamships City of Rrussels,e en- route
for New Ork, has created debate
in. Pafliameht as to the proper meas
ures to be devised for the prevention
of such occurrences in future. A mo-
tion to that effect was agreed to.
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ReIigiOus-Pious.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March 3d.
The New England Methodist Annual
Conference Qn the 2Gth instant
found Elder l.. Il. Thayer guilty Of
maladministration.
The centenary contributions Ol
1865 were reported at sI51, ,462.
A resolution was adopted recon-
mending the removal of Institutional
restrictions from Bishop Roberts, OF
Siberia, so as to make him general
uperintendent to preside over the
conferences in turn with other
bishops.
The report looking to the union OF
the various Methodist bodies in the
United States was adopted.
Professor l.. +. Townsend was ap-
pointed to preach the serIhon on min
isterial education and Rev. A. .McKeen
to preach the conference sermon at
the next annual conference.
PORTSMOUTH,, n. H.. March 30
Rev. Tobias H. Miller, UniversaIist
clergyman, and one of the editors of
the Portsmouth Chronicle, died to. day.
aged IS. Deceased was well known,
both as an editor and preacher, and
bad been prominent in conference re-
forms and anti-slavery movements,
forty years ago.
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Honors to ths IIIustrious Oead.

C+NC42.EAT4, March d4-A meeting
of citizens win be held tomorrow to
express respect for the memory of the
late General Geo, II. Thomas.
ISpLANABQLIs, March d0.-GOver-
nor Baker, General Kimball and Gen
eral Love this morning sent a dis
patch to General ShermaGi asking
whether It l..5 -. remains of General
George II. Thomas were on the Way
from San Francisco to Troy they
would pass through this city. An an
sWer has not yet been received There
has been a meeting called of citizens
for tomorrow afternoon to take into
consideration the death Of General
Thomas, and if the remains pass
through this city, to appoint a COM
mittee to meet the cOrtege where it
enters the State and escort it through
the domains of Indiana.
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shocklnu Brutality.

NEW YORK, March 90. John
Schultz made desperate attempt last
Tuesday night to Kill his wife, Two
years ago he went to California, at
which time he made over to his wife,
to guard against accidents, go, 900
worth Of property. Since his return
MS wife refused to let him have any
control over the property. Armed
with razor, he cpt his wife's throat
three times, finishing by knocking her
down and kicking her brutality. She
is not expected TO recover. Schultz
was committed, to await the result.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NNTHEREAS, the Law Court of Memphis,
w Tennessee, at the February Term. IA70,
made an order appointing me Trustee In the
room and stead Of J. e. cole, deceased. who
was Trustee in deed executed 70 him by
Sarah A Perry. Septem Der Is. 1866. recorded
IN the Registers Office OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee. in Book No. S.. part lst, pages 20. 22i
aud 222; and also appointing me Trustee In
the room and stead Of G.. II. MOusarrat, de
ceased, who was Trustee in a deed executed
to him by Saran A. Perry and J. q. Cole sep
ten1ber IS. 1866, recorded in the Register
effiee Of shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
IS, part 2, pages go, 2sl and 292. both Of which
Deeds were made for the purpose OF having
the same trust executed. on Ike terms ana
conditions. by selling the same land for pay
ment OF the same debt; now, therefore, by
virtue OF the authority and power vested IN
me by said order OF Court and in pursuance
OF the terms OF said Deeds of Trust, I will,
between the hours Of II O'Clock am and OF Y
O'Clock m on
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LOUISVILLE, March 30.-At a meet
ing of prominent citizens and army
officers, held tonight and presided
over by Ex-Governor Bramlett, reso-
Iutions were adopted expressing sor-
row for the death of General Geo. H.
Thomas, extolling his high qualities,
and sympathizing with the family.
A woman at Wizards Hotel to-day
threw q pot of boiling water over the
head of another. 1t Is expected that
she will lose her eyesight. The cause
was jealousy.
1t is almost certain that the Board
of Trade will cease to exist here after
this week.
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CINCINNATI, March 30.-The river
Is at Hood hight, and still rising. The
water reached the first floors of the
buildings on Water street, compelling
the occupants TO move.
The City Council has passed the
resolution authorizing the park Conn
missiOners to allow the erection of a
building for the approaching Sanger
fest.
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RankrupteY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-The
suspension of prominent shipping
and commission house occurred to-
day, causing much surprise. They
have large connections in New York
and the South.
New YORK, March 30.-It is rum
ored that one of the largest shipping
houses in South street, having exten-
sive Southern connections, failed for
the amount of sixty thousand dDllars.
The suspension, it is further reported,
is owing to the firm not being s.ble to
fulfill large contracts for the delivery
of wheat and breadstuffS.
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ExlraVagaEt Self-Appreciation- kOdesty,
Where is tfV BIgsh2

CHICAGO, March 30.-Charles A.
Dana, OF New York, has sued the
Chicago Republican, TO compel the
payment Of notes amounting to
S39, 900, due for his services as editor
of that paper, in 1865, and for stock
promised him. 1t appears he was to
receive $500 salary, and 100000 Of
the capital stock of the paper.
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Nolhina LIke 4 in Remphis...NsYer !

CHICAGO, March 30.-A suit has
been brought by candidate for the
Office of Town Collector against the
successful candidate, on a note for
$500, given by the latter to the
former to induce him to withdraw
before the election. 1t has been de-
cided void by the court.
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Grants Patience.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The
President is now waiting patiently for
a reply from the Spanish authorities
to his demand for the release of the
steamers Lloyd and AspinWall, now
improperly detained at Havana since
January 2lst. A reply is expected
during the current week. Should it
not be received, or not be satisfactory,
the country may look for sharp and
prompt measures in redress of this
outrage.
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An 0nne Az nidn,t pau

INDIANAPOLIS, March 30.-Adiu-
tant General Veatch returned to this
city last evening, and this morning
rendered mis- resignation, to take effect
on the 3lst inst. An appointment Of
q successor has not been made.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ZANONE -Tlss friends aud aequaintances
Of J. h zan0ne aud Mary E. ZaHone are re-
speetfulIy invited TO attend the funeral OF
heir daughter, ACGCsTINA SIGNAIeo, this
rTHURSDAY) at 3 o'clock. from their resi-
deHoe, corner OF DeSoto and Union streets.
Louisville and Natehez papers please COPY.
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KELLER & IUDS0N,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale and Purchase Of
HIDES, FLOUR, GRAIN, Etc.
l69 Washington Street, Chicago.
81 Refer TO Union National Bank and J. :.
sharp, Ch leaGO: Jadson & Co, Memphis. Is
NOTICE.
wAsHrseroS, + D.

- . ALilti tEtANEf
WASHINGTON, ID. q March 3, lo4t.
Mem mphis, ,Tennessee, e,adIninistratrix OF David
AfcComb, deceased, praying for the extension
OF patent 70 the said David MeComb, on
the 18th day OF June, 1854. for an Improvement
in nOn-elasLic bands for bales Of cotton and
other fbrous materials.
1t Is ordered that the testimony In the case
be closed on the nth day OF MAY next, that
the time for fling arguments and the Exam
iner's report be limited to the 9th day Of
May next, and that said petition be heard on
the 1st day of June next
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.a.Rms an
STATE OF TENNEssEE.

DOMPIH0LLER'S OFhICE-
NASHVILLE, January l. ls-9.
I, G. ". BLACHBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the st Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located 90
st. Louis, in the state OF Missouri has pro
duced to me satisfactory evfdencs that safi
Company has complied with all the re-
qufrements OF the laws OF the state OF Ten
uessee imposed on insurance companies;
and further certify that J. G. LOSsDALE q
Co, Agents Of said Company. nave also con-
piled with the requirements Of the laws
Of the State, made and provided IN such eases.
Wherefore, said Insurance Company has
authority TO take risks and transact the
business OF tnsuI snce In this State, at GeuI-
phis. Tennessee. u. ". BLACKBURN.
mhl6 Comptroller Of Tsunesss-
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TELEGRAPRlC SUMMARY.
Wreck.

BOsToS, March 3O.-The wreck
found near Plymouth Is supposed 10
have come from the steamship Tarafa
at this port-the bodies having been
thrown overheard by emigrants.
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MARRIED,

GREER-McLEAG-On Tuesday. 9th inst,
( p-Il.., al she residence Of the brides father,
Col Charles u. Mclean, near Memphis, Col
HUGH D. GREsR and Miss SUE MCLEAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

FREIGHT OFFICE NJ. AND G. p r.
Memphis. March 81, lS7U.
nN account Of the frequent seizures by Rev.
" enus Officers AT COrInth, on and after this
date freight on liquors, tobacco and cigars for
COrinth and points on n. and U. K r. must
mhM ILOWE, Agent
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The New Orleans IscGyl0ae of Sun
day says: " The PrOpogGtellr is ia re-
ceipt of a letter from Archbishop
Odin, dated March ,, which CONVEYS
the gratifying intelligence Of consid-
cradle improvement in the venerable
prelate's health. Though the winter
IN France has been unusually cold.
still his native air has been favorable
tohim."
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THE New York Tribune says:
l There are lively times among the
medical faculty of Philadelphia. 1t
/ appears to be settled, that whoever
may wish to buy physicians diplO-
ma, in that city, can get one at a
cheap rate, by applying to certain
doctor, whose name and business we
shall certainly not advertise. The az
tieles which he has to sell are no
doubt highly respectable ones, and as
handsomely engraved as any in the
country. There is no doubt, either, of
their being genuine skins, from insti-
tutions apparently respectable. We
confess that under these circum-
/ stances, or, perhaps, any other, it
is hard for US to comprehend
the precise value Of a diploma. A
doctor stands or falls upon his merits,
and he may possess all these without
any parchment at all. A man who
l. taken suddenly sick, and who is
obliged 10 summon physician, in
strange place, never asks when he
does 50, 20 see tae doctors diploma.
,I,p other. psseps, doctors are selected
admirstion. OF for various aal.lts .5,l se,lsi ..'
sons. There are excellent doctors All +
over the country who have not seen /
their own diplomas since they CradU- 4
ated, although they have the mystic
thing slowed away somewhere. There 4
never has been a time when quacks 4
were not numerous and dOUFishing,
cOUrted and csressed-and there never !
win be. For most patients any /
doctor" serves the purpose; !
it is the title they want, not |
knowledge and skill. There are 4
plenty of doctors with real, genu-
inc, unInistakable and authentic di-
plOmas who are marvels of pOmposity
and cOnceit, although every one Of
them should long ago have been in
dicted for manslaughter. 1t is the
character that should tell No doubt.
DIR. SangradO had a most lovely diplo-
ma, and showed il often enough to
his poor patients. If men and women
would but try to obtain some knowl-
edge Of their own bodies, and add to
IL wholesome horror of dosing, the
number Of diplomas issued in this
dyspeptie land would not be of much
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DIED,

PAINE-fanuaFy ~ $50, at the residence OF
her mother. college Hil Mss, after pain
faI Illness, MAGGIE LIE, infant daughter Of
Capt. VIM. F. Paine, deceased, and Nellie
Paine, aged one year and two months
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AT a very successful seance in Gin
cinnati, the other night, man burst
into tears when the medium described
very accuratelya q tall, blue-eyed spirit
standing by him with light side
whiskers, and his hair parted in the
middle. ." Do you know him?" in-
0uired a man at his side, in a sympa-
fhetic whisper. " Know himi guess
1 do" replied the unhappy man, rub
bing his eyes. &" He was engaged to
my wife II he hadn't died he would
have been her husband instead Of me.
oh. George, George" he murmured,
in voice choked with emotion, "why
Nsid YOU peg out?"
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A RADICAL register was yesterday
elected from Office in Kansas City for
registering blacks. Grants procla-
nation about the Fifteenth Amend
ment hadn't reached Kansas, we i'm
agine.
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THE British Government has or
dered steel battery and one Thousand
men to crush out the Red river revolt
If necessary.
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LOUISVILLE papers are dressed in
mourning because of General Thomas
death.
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A Man that Wouldn't be Hanged.

The following incident has happened
at Eiessingue, ID Holland: A wife,
exasperated by the continual drunk
enness Of her husband, threatened
him with death. Some days ago she
attempted to put this threat into exc
C1ItiOn. There was but an attic above
the sitting room. To this she ascend
ed, made a hole in the floor, and
passed a rope through il, one end of
which fell to the floor below, while
the other remained fastened in the
attic. She then descended, made a
slip knot in the rope, and awaited her
husbands return. He OF last arrived,
and was much surprised To receive no
reprOaches on his bad conduct.
ssThere IS something underhand
here" thought he. - must sex" )"
We must premise that this scene
took place in complete darkness. The
husband, whose suspicious were
aroused. let himself fall into a chair,
and appeared TO sleep profoundly.
After some snoring, he felt a rope
Dassed around his neck. He then un-
derstoOd the little trick that was to
be PLAYED him, but did not move. His
wife went up to the attic, and taking
advantage of this moments respite,
the drunkarti relieved himself Of his
rope, and fastened it to the foot Of the
stove, which soon went up to the cell
ing with 3 frightful noise, caused by
the fall of some crockery, which was
standing upon it.
The wife, thinking the noise was
caused by the fruitless struggles Of
her husband, ran to the police Office
20 declare that she had found her hus-
hand hung. The police srrived in
hot haste, and a candle was lighted,
when all started back at the spectacle
which presented ITSELF The stove
was swinging gracefully An space, and
the husbandsat gravely smoking his
nine. Instead Of a suicide, an at
iempt to murder was established
against the wife, who was arrested.
=, Nj Of ERylrec1gs
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DANGEROUS $40 counterfeit notes
in-Louisville.
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THERE is said to be no foundation
for the story that Virginia intends to
reseind her ratification of the bogus
Fifteenth Amendment.
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Great Bargains for Ladies

OUR usual sprins Opening viii tale
~ place on
Friday, April lat.
Ladies who wish to purchase, viii do wei 70
call and see our large stock OF Imported Son
nets, which will be sold at from four 20 ak
dollars each. Also, one thousand Misses
school Hats Al one dollar each.
N. J. YANCEY q CO.
19z MArS srEEEr
mh7 Second door north OF Washfulltn1,
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From Italy.
RoME, March dU-Fh6. General
Congregation voted for the scheme
De Eide.
From Spain.
MADRID, March 30.-In the Cortes
the Government denied the occurrence
OF any>hostile engagement in Cuba.
- PEHSsi3sn
BERLIN, March 30 SlLsi..tt The
Prussian Governing Slst TO order
an early dissolutS XssClafR Der OF
Deputies. SA
HAvRE, Marc6, Rsteamshlp
RRs5ss1as' here i95s yesterd S5a e. ~ay s555'f@ TO
From Brt u
BREMEN, March 30.& ,ea steamship
Frankfort, from New = cleans and
Havana, arrived here at, ;l5'clock this
morning on her way to Hamburg.
From ireland.
DUBLIN, March 30.-The Tipperary
Tenant League resolved to cease the
agitation of the land question and
devote-their attention TO obtain a re-
peal of the Union.
The Government intends to dispatch
steel batterysnd one thousand men
to the Red river if the instruction
continues.
From England.
LONDON, March 30.-The Times has
editorial comments on the naval policy
of the first Lord of Admiralty. The
Times regrets his reluctance to reduce
the naval estimates, and ascribas it to
the chronic error that England is re-
sponsibIe for the police eff the ocean.
A steamer service between Liver
pool and Prince Edward Island is or
ganiziDg here. The first steamer of
the new line, the Lady Darling, will
leave on the 5th of April.
Tennessee and Georgia railroad
bonds were introduced in the market
here to-day.
Ashbury, the owner Of the
yacht Cambria, writes a commu-
nieation to the Timer to-day on the
subject of the contemplated yacht
race; and says of the six eoUrses Of
fered, Bennett-assuming the SapphO
to be within point of the Cambria's
size, New York measureme ntr--ae-
'cepts that calling for three heads dead
to windWard and back in the channel
without any allowances. He also Sc
lects the 1st of May, or thereabouts, as
the time for the race.
. SOUTHAMPTON, March 30 The
steamship America, from New York,
arrived at 9 O'Clock this morning on
her way to Bremen.
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The following anecdote illustrates
the courseNof universal suffrage in
south Carolina: An - 5arky just
before last election nog.5 his EN-.
over that he had 10 - % ibGte'
week. so he woUid not be Or
TO work. To oppose was use
nd so to boto' he went, and
Fqr 6Tghr 4aYss be Rayipss s2Fql'
* the nearest voting place, re-
d, and was thus questioned by
employer
Well, have YOU vOted?"
Yes, sab! 1 bOte."
Whom did you vote fOr?'
81 bOte."
"Wel, who for?''
aWhy, 1 bOte."
l'Yes, know, but whose name was
on the ticket you voted?''
Why, II, / bote for United
States"
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WASHINGTON.

MaanIaeeBt Seheme for Plahder - Texas
done for and Observation-Disclosures Dirgs
p TO statehsOd-.-The Fundisg Wli-ns-
chanlcs ROneyfuggIed by eirant-LGck for
a caFpet-tagger.