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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.

PARIS FREE FROM DISORDER.
PARIS, March l3.-The situation al
MOntmarte is unchanged and is one OF
perfect tranquility. A fraction of the
National Guards are, however, still
in possession of a number of cannon,
refusing to deliver them up to the su-
thOritieS.
The De5ats has Indignantly de-
nOunced the placard putin circulation
by the Reds as preaching a revolt to
the army.
RETURN OF ERs-CONDITION
OF PARIS.
PARIS, March l3.-VersailIes has
been evacuated by the Germans and
a French garrison has been installed
in the city. A convention for the re-
turn Of French prisoners in Germany
has been signed at Ferrieres, some to
return by sea from Bremen and Ham
burg, while others will come overland. .
Twenty German soldiers were killed
and sixty injured by the accident at
PreteauX, on the Northwestern rail
road.
The Radicals have posted pIacards
urging the army not to fight the peO-
pie, but the appeal has been prOduc-
tive Of no effect on the troops.
Six Radical papers have been sup
pressed by the authorities. The city
is now entirely quiet and without any
signs Of a renewal Of the recent agita-
tiOn, which is condemned by the en-
tire press.
BLESSINGS IN THE SHAPE OF TAXES.
The Government intends to levy a
tax on imported raw material, espe-
cially for textile fabrics. The tax on
cotton alone is expected to produce
annually from sixty to eighty million
francs. Foreign manufactured arti-
eles are also to be taxed proportion
ately.
The Daily NelCS has a special from
Brussels, announcing that all French
prisoners in Belgium have been re-
leased and gone home.
The French Journal OficieI pub
fishes a decree approving of the
formation of regiments of infantry at
Bordeaux, and dissOlving head.quar
ters and stats of the armies recently
operating in the North, and Camps Of
Instruction at Havre, Brittany and
VOges.
A Paris dispatch gives positive con-
TadictiOn to the report that Pannier
QaertieneT, French Minister on FL
nance, intends to make a reform in
the management of the Mint.
M'MAHON AND TIE CROWN PRINCE.
PARIS, March 13.-Marshal Me
MahOn has left Weis Baden, on his re.
turn to France. The Crown Prince OF
SaxOny will establish his headquar-
ters at Compeigne, on Thursday.
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of $40 with a draft on his Philadelphia
friends. The consummate Tascality
and cheek of the man was equal to
any emergency. He went back to
Philadelphia, told the LAWYER that he
had heard the draft he gave him
for the $3.50 had not been hOnOTed
owing to some mistake, but he
would give him a good draft
for $500 if he would let him have
the other $3.50. The lawyer refused
to do this. He began to suspect, told
him to call in the evening. la the
meantime the lawyer went tn the
police Office, and there, to his surprise,
he was made acquainted with a tele-
gram received by the Mayor from
the firm OF Jones, Mcdowell & Co., OF
this city, requesting him to appre-
hend one l.. ". HaTdWicke, who was
on wedding tour, and representing
further that in case Of his arrest a
requisitiOn for his body would be
forthcoming. Upon this, the young
man was torn from the bosom of his
last wife, and brought, handcuffed, all
the way hither. He is now snug in
jail, having attempted suicide
on the way by cutting a
vein in his arm with the point
of a breast pin. There are requisftiOns
for him all over the country, but it
is very likely these cannot be satisfied
until we get through with him here.
1t is said that after leaving Keokuk
ne went to Washington, and thence
to Lynchburg, Virginia, where he
married woman whom he thought
to have money, but who, fortunately
for herself, turned Quito bepOOr. He
then left her, and went to st. Louis,
from whence he came here. He is the
smOOthe5t rascal on earth. He has
cultivated the art to such perfection
that no one would for an instant sus-
pect him of being a smart man. He
rather affects the "heavy respectable
ty" style, with a large breast and be-
nevOlent instincts. He is f1Orid,
whiskered, soft in manner, sweet
talker, and exceedingly insinuatiDg.
He is the best specimen of a hypoerite
that was here for a long time.
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RIVER TELEGRAmS.

CAIRO, March l3.-POrt list: Alas
ka, New Orleans to Cincinnati, 10 D..
m; J. W. Garrett, New Orleans 10
Pittsburg, II am; Grand Tower.
Memphis 10 st. Louis, II am; John
KilgOur, Louisville to New Orleans,
am; Mary Alice, Cairo to New Or
leans, 4 pm; Alice Dean, Memphis
to Cincinnati, 8 pm; John Kyle, st.
Louis to New Orleans, IL am. River
stationary. Weather clear; mercury,
So.
New ORLEANS, March I3.-Arrived
Fl. 5. Turner, j. II. Bigler, Louisville;
q. B. Church, Cincinnati; Mohawk
and barges, st. Louis. Departed: Jas.
Howard, st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, March 13.-The river
is falling, with y feet on Harpeth
shOals. Weather fair and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, March IS. - Arrived
City OF Nicksburg, Vicksburg; NJ. J.
/ Wicks and Bismarck, New Orleans.
Departed: City of Chester, Memphis.
River Is rising again, Weather clear
and warm.
| LOUISVILLE, March 13.-Marks
| show a slight fall since last report.
with Z feet 2 inches in the chute, 8 feet
inches in the canal and feet 2
| inches on the rocks. Weather clear
and pleasant; mercury, 50 degrees.
There is a prospect for a ivelier wharf
before the week is out. Arrived
Sam. J. Hale, Memphis. Departed
Sam j. Hale, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-Rfver. @
feet; has fallen l foot; 20 feet bridge
space. Weather cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURG, March l8.-It is rain
ing. MOnOnghahsla, feet IL inches
and falling slowly. Arrived: Shan
non, New Orleans.
NICKsBURG, March I3.-DOwn
Richmond, 8 last night; MOllie Ebert,
10 last night; Pauline Carroll, u last
night; Belfast, 10 am. Up: Viola
Belle, am. The river is falling.
Weather clear and warm.
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monday, Maroh 10th, 1871

within legal hours tne l1lloWlng desert ila-
~. to-Wit. Ihe undivided ous-thIrd
Interest oi defendant. ]. VI. Wright. in ana
% the following lots to-Wit; Lot No @, ~
between Eeaia and Linden pHrr Of bloc
g1r70 feet. on the north siua OF he1 a street
between Main and Hlel1y aiEaalzi one nali
side Of Vance street, west Of Orleans streets
lot No. l8, Of block en Bradford street. eUE
l50 feet; part nf lot 81 sZ .a8 feet, on Mlssls-
sipni row, between Market and EEeh1nga
streets. All situated in Memphis, SHELBY
county. Eeunesse6.
TERMa or HALE-Caah.
EDMUND A. COLE, ClErE and Mater.
2. r. RoBEzrsoE, Attorney. lsH
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VOL. NO. 87

forwarded to Washington forthwith,
in such manner as the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall prescribe.
GRANT UNDONE-HIS OVERTHROW AT
LAST ACCOAPLIsHED.
The removal of Sumner from the
chairmanship Of the Committee on
Foreign Relations continues TO be an
exciting topic in all political circles.
It's probable effect upon the future
Of the Republican party and the
denomination Of Grant are freely
discussed. All Republicans except q
few Of Summers personal enemies in
the Senate, agree that the occurrence
IS very damaging to the party, and
may prove disastrous, that it was a
great political blunder.
The Democrats are highly elated
about the affair.
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CHICAGO, March 13.-The Board OF
Registers Of Clarendon, Iowa, decided
that women are entitled to vote in
that city, and the names of all ladies
Of proper age were placed upon the
rolls. Several gentlemen, not liking
this movement, erased the names OF
their wives; several ladies also erased
their names. On election day no
woman claimed the privilege of vot-
ing, and the men had it all their own
nav
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The Usual Rsws.

HAVANA, March l3.-The troops
Yesterday took the oath Of allegiance
70 King Amadeus and the constitu-
fiou. The volunteers only took the
9sth Of fealty TO the King, not TO the
90 qstitution, because the volunteers
60 stationary in the island. The
SDanish constitution does not rule
Cuba. ,,, .,,
the troops pursued the insurgents and
killed eighteen.
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A Rlddlr.anad Scam.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-GeOrge Rice,
a man OF wealth, residing near Kinks
vile, Missouri, was arrested here to-
day, charged with abducting two girls,
aged Ii and IS, for prostitution. The
girls are supposed to be in this city,
but have not yet been found. Rice is
43 years old, and has hitherto borne
an excellent character.
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Furors Ansug whisky Msu.

CMCnEATI, March 13.-SOme COM
motion has been produced among Ii
ouor dealers by private advices nom
New Orleans that Indiana whisky was
being sold in that city at seventy-five
cents per gallon, which is about seven
and a half cents below government
charges, insurance, freights and COM
Toission. without taking into account
the cost Of production.
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THE PATENT METALLIC
WHITE CLOTHES LlHE WIRE

I Ia for sale at BEv. K. PULLEN's No s78 Main
[ street and AZ WHEELER, FICKEEs q CO. s.
No $50 Main street.
These lines haYe many ADVANTAGES over
the rOpe lines. They n6su to be put up but
once as they are not injured by exposure fl
weather. Tney viii last thirty to dfty years,
or a mans lie time. They are auarantstd D
not to rust or corrOte or IN any way In lura
clothes thar are hung on them. They do not
swag or need 10 be pIOpped mp. They cannot
be broken by the weight or the clothes hung
on them. 7 have a rscummeudatiou for
these advantages from Mr. w. H Andrew
on Front Row, who has had long experiences
with them To use the rope line in prefer
enee to these beautii ul wire lines ls TO do ike
the man who, Il Is said, carried his corn 10
mill with rock IN one end Of the bag, aud
being asked why be did so, replied. % Be-
cause my father did so before me.
mhI4 b ANDERSON, Agent
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DIED

hgALh-On fne evening n rl= l-.l la-.--
ID tns 15tn year OF nls age, IHOuAs-f. ROACH. .
tne Hlends ana acquaintaucss OF tls fsla-
NY are respectfully invited Ja attend the s.-
neral irOm ihe residence OF his UroIHa., g. f.
Roa3hf No. zls harnando sts1lt, this .TCE--
Day morning az ID O'Clock Service by The
Rev BIT Slater. Carriages Iu attsudsuc5 et
the rezld8ncs.
Trenton snd somervuis papers please cory
HUNI-I yesterday morning. aI I o-a.g.l.
hEERI MAsTEEs HuNg, youugeE. -u1 %. EI--.
A"nie 3. Hunt ana tie late W. III. Hunt
The friends Of the family are requested 10
attend thu funeral this TUESDAY morl.us.
at o'clock, at the residence Of b 4. brown
uear LOonsy's Switch.
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BYNUM-CAMFBFLL-ou tle 5m us. b..
the residence or the brides fatzsr, at H.-a
Lake, Miss, by the Rev. g j.. Reed, Biz. B -
BY SUM and Miss l.. A. CAzIrBELL-
CAMPBELL-HUDGE The sth l1.s..
at the residence Of the brides tatHer. ia smell
by county, by the Rev. s. j. Reed, sl-. 81. %.
Campbell L and Miss S8r.rrr Fr8se-.
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j sonic Board OF ReIIef viii Ee held RfsT
at the Office OF the Masonic Temple ~
corn. Madison and See nd streets, This
TUESDAY, evening, 18th inst 90 o'clock.
d. II. HIGHEE, Chairman
O. q TorEu Secretary
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NUuCE

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
wi MEMPHIs, rEEs-. March q, I-zI.
There will De "a called meeting % trr O.. r-
eral Council rf the e. ity Of Memphis st tla#
Hall this (IUESDAlI evening. SO H..I ..-.
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
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NEW YORK, March 13.-Thes steam.
er Europa, from Glasgow, lost over
board during the gale of the 4th inst,
Captain Mcdonald, first officer, and
third officer, Walter. Owing to a fear
full sea no boat could be launched.
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NEW YORK, March 13.-Ten thou
sand thalers were forwarded from the
North German General Consulate to
Berlin on last Saturday, making q
total of 400, 600 thalers transmitted TO
Germany from the General Consulate
ofthis city for the German relief fund.
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VaIuable Lands n Sale.

ON the 18th day OF April, 1871, on the prem
" ises, WiIhOutthe equity OF redemption i
purchase money. about 40 acres Of The home
place OF the late DR.. samuel Bond, being Euz
same mentioned in convey auce by me rg L
FOltz and others. on the Ist OF January. Is-f
which said conveyance is registered In book
No. Is, PAGE 45i.
This March lfLh ls7l.
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WAs0WIr NnTTcE

A SPECIAL communication of Leila
n scott Lodge No. Zs9 viii be- held Iulf ~
(TUESDAN1 evening, 18th inst, a- -l w
p. .un.. for work in the t.t- Degree
All h. U.'s are fraterually Invited
By order OF n. H HI5BEE, W- fi
M. 4. JUnAH Eeefv. mNl4
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cHANCERY SALE Of REAl ES-
TATE.

No. z59. n. R.-FIrst ChanCsTy Court Or shelby
county,. F, Gooahus vs. j. w. "li-1- 7L
rSV virtue OF an intorlocutOry decree for
10 sale entered tu the a1ose cause p fe1TuelJ
bighasf bidder, In front Of the Clerk and
SSs7sferia once GTsenlaW ocE.SeCOud street.
q, fr1e ,sirv OF Mem phiE, Tenn, on
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GERMANY.
TIE EMPEROR sIcK


BERLIN, March 13.-Emperor Will
liam is i'll at Ferriers, but will leave
for this city on Tuesday next. His
journey will be direct-the condition
of the EmperOr's health rendering it
ineXpedient to lengthen his trip by a
visit to any Of the Princes Of the En-
pire.
It is announced that the Fourth and
Tenth Prussian corps and Wurtem-
bergers will form an army for the Oc-
cupatiOn Of that portion of France to
be held by the Germans until the con
ditiOns of the treaty Of peace have
beed fulfilled.
WORMS STIRRED UP.
LONDON, March IA dispatch
from Worms says that great prepara-
tiOns are being made there to receive
Emperor William, the Prince I'm
perial, Prince Frederick William and
General Won MOltke, who will pass
through that city on Thursday on their
way to Berlin.
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Memphis 0ats!rluprd.

BRAINARD, MINI, March 13.-The
Northern Pacific bridge across the
Mississippi river was finished to-day
The first train crossed over this eve
ming.
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WASHINGTON.
FISH FLUTTERS.

FISH FLUTIERSs
WASHINGTON, March Secretary
Fish has written letter to the Post,
in which he says; 'The entire state
ment Of your correspondent, so far as
il relates to any conversation, express
sion, discussion or allUsiOn by Sir
Edward Thornton to me, or by me to
or with him or with the British Com
missiOners, or any or either of them,
on the subject of MI. Summers position
on the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tiOns, or with respect to any OrganiZa-
ton or construction of that or any
other committee Of the Senate is from
beginning to end without the slightest
foundation in truth"
KU-KLUX-sAN DOMINGO AND RADI-
GAL CAUCAs.
There was no meeting of the Republi-
can Senatorial caucas this morning, and
it is understood there is to be none
before to morrow, when the commit
tee appointed on the SOuthernOutrage
bill win report to the joint caucus.
The Republican committee Of the
two houses held a meeting two hours
this morning to mature the Anti-Ku-
klux bill, but came to no conclusion.
They will have another meeting to-
night.
There is official authority for stating
that the report that the Secretary Of the
Treasury intends to push the Pacific
Railway bill for the payment of the
interest due the Government, and that
he will appeal to the courts to en-
force payment, is entirely false.
Secretary Boutwell, disclaims any
such intention.
The San Domingo Commissioners
are expected here on the 2Sd.
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HOME DISPATCHES.

The laps.
NEW YORK, March 13.-AnOther
party Of Japanese nOblemen and their
suites have arrived here from San
Francisco.
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MAS0NIC R0ARl 0E RELIEE-

w Il have just received SAMPLES Of rarz-
w OF coffee, for sale 90 Iobbers on slel
terms, to arrive iH 8 GAYS
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Grace Church GuIId.
C0FFEE I'm B0FD.

A REGULAR meeting Of the Guild viIl rs
~ held at Grace Church this tIUESLa1r
evening az 7I. o'eIo k
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SEED POTATOES.

Y ARLY ROSE, Shaker. Russsts, London
Il Ladies, Early GoOdr. .Ch, Ptnkey6, Faacl-
blow and other varieties, az
mills $50 FRONT STREET.
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Horace HOwes, of San Francisco,
died yesterday, leaving property val
ued at nearly two million dollars,
which was so tied up as to render it
yalueless to his wife and child. He
sent message to the courts, just be-
fore expiring, saying he had always
disapprOved Of adjOurnments with
respect to members of the bar, and
requested none be allowed on his aC-
count. 1t is believed his viii will be
set aside by the courts, on the ground
0t insanity, in Justice to his family,
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I OTTERY.-Omcial drawings OF the hiis-
i 4 sOurf state Lottery. CLASS ~
l9, IS, 80, 20, 40, ~, p, %, 55,.lZ, 90 81
GLASS ~.
20. 10, 48, 70, s, 20, 2, 4j, 5S, 4y, 10, -
Prizes nom SIOO % SO O09, paid IN money
Lotteries drawing daily. lni9r5aellQn .ll
485S North Court street, Box l4lr Mem liss
Tenn-P %. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., tzu-
,--.--g a. Tca-fu no mH.I
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VaInahIa Lands ~ go

ON the 18th day Of April 1871, as trustee.
~ etc. I viii sell for cash, without the e1r..
ty OF redemption, 70 ths highest bidder on
the premises, Tract OF about 5iJ acres. con.
by Joseph F9ltE and others i'm trust Co ray
purchase money, which IS situated on fl5
Mem phts and OHIO Railroad, about lJ miles
from Memphis, and being all OF tle place
known as the home place Of the late ur. sam
uel Bond, except ABOUT 200 acres on sall
tract there is a valuable brick residence ana
good outhOusess land riChf uelEuLurlool
healthy and desirable
mhIf e. L. DEyLsON. Trustee
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WORMS STIRRED uP.
ENGLAND
A STEAMER WRECKED.


LONDON, March 13.-James STAINS
feldt, having accepted Cabinet Office,
wenttO his constituency at Citel, Hall
fax, for reelection to Parliament, and
was returned without opposition.
Eight lives were lost by the wreck
of a steam launch upon the. coast OF
Isle Of Jersey.
GLADSTONE IN TROUBLE.
The Worlds special, dated London,
March 13, says that, hoping to
strengthen the Government against
the impending disaster, Gladstone
proposes to introduce into the Cabinet
two Radical members, Holmes, men,
Der for Hackney; others name un-
known.
LAST OF THE BLACK SEA CONFER
ENCE.
LONDON, March I3, 1 p.m.-The
Black Sea Conference held a session
to-day, at which all the members, in
Guiding Due De BrOglie, as representa-
tive of France, were present, and it is
believed that all the matters under
Discussion have been arranged, and
this will probably be the last meeting
of the Conference.
THE EAlPEROR's ILLNESS.
ANIENs, March 13.-The Emperor
is seriously indispOsed, so much so
that he is unable to review the troops.
The Crown Prince viii renew them.
A resolution of Massachusetts Will
son, declaring the Thirteenth, Four
teenth and Fifteenth Amendments
duly ratified by thirty-fOur States, and
that no State has the right to with
draw its ratification, was lost by a
vote of 120 to 20.
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THE GAY DEcElVER.
Tbs sisry Of HardwIokes LIfe-WheFe ha
has BssH, and What he has Done.

Rs Marrlss Three Wives In Twelve Years.
aHd lndnIaes In all Sorts Of AmSuFs.
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THE CURRENCY BILL.

General Butler introduced his self
adjusting currency bill in the House
TODAY. 1t provides for the issue,
through the Assistant Treasurer, Of
United States bonds, Of the denomina-
tiop of one hundred dollars and up
ward. bearing interest at the rate OF
three per cent. per annum, which may
he changed, on giving years notice,
for bonds which shall be sold at their
par value in legal tender, and when
any person shall demand Of the Assis-
fa1t Treasurer the redemption ef any
Of said bonds, it shall be the duty Of
the Assistant Treasurer to pay, in
legal tender notes (which the Treas
urer shall furnish him for that pur-
pose), the principal of said bonds,
with accrued interest thereon. The
bonds are then to be Cancelled and
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GALVESTON. March 3.-The cotton market is
quiet; good ordinary, ll5Sc; net receipts. 2ssl
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 1870 bales, 10
continent l525 bales, and coastWise JAS bales :
sales, 600 bales; stock, 50 S35 bales.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, March J3.-Cansols, 9l54 for money
and9l5s on account. American 9o9qs 9o9 y y e5.il ~
5-As OF 1862 gl3f. 6-20s Of l1uos 9ll 80 -
Ie87 e08<. Io-g1s s9f Erie, 80; Illinois Cen
frai li5l<. Atlantic aud Great western gu
rl5 5,rSosT March Is-Unlted States bonds
" -, ,-,,er.C,,r March 13-COtton steady and
llss5iLf. roilidlfng Orleans. sales, l2llJ
~ - of which 200 bales we're Tor export sEid
s1ec3lafion. shipu EMS from Bombay since
m rsDort 80 the 10th, 5000 bales. Braadstufs
ouist; red western wheat, los ed6lls ID; hour,
ga
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CHARLESTON.
SAVANNAH.

r,zAR1EsroN. March 13.-The cotton market
ts 0uiet: middling, l35T9l85<c; net receipts
I35s- -baIs exports, to Great Britain 1898 bales
05 QEa hal
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sAVASEAH, March l3.-The cotton market
Is firm, with bare supply Of good cotton; /;
mlddung, l554c; net receipts, 25l4 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 8l02 bales, and coast
wise 2i29 balesi sales, 800 bales; stock, "A 99s
halna
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When I found that they had fright
ened my wife and little children of ;
my wife came back soon. Presently
a neighbOr came in and told me that
these same white men had been at his
house, demanded, and taken away
his gun, and that three different
squads Of armed white men had been
patrolling the streets all the night
through.
Iwent to bed and slept until Mon
day morning.
ON MONDAY MORNING
1 went to see the Sheriff, and INQUIRED
If he had given orders to take the
peoples arms from them. He said !.
''yes, / issued an order last night to
disarm every cOlOred man." / then
said that there was such confusion
about the church that the services had
to be discontinued. He denied telling
them to go near the church, but ac
kuOWledged that he had ordered the
cOlOred peoples arms to be taken
away, ] asked Why2 He said he
twas afraid they would get up a fuss. "
] then answered that if such was the
case the better way would have been
to have put on guard composed OF
both races, and have the city patrolled
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-14
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