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Te,eeraphtc Summary.

The sum of $4,000 has been agreed
mon by the Appropriation Committee for
the repair of the custom-house at New Or
! Richard Adams Locke, author of the cele-
brated moon hoax, died in New York yes
terday; aged 71.ays I'd -. ,,f. ,,,L,
j. Milton Turner, for Minister to Libe.
Fa ezad eng R 9a eoest tons 81 the
mort, of Wilmington, N. O., Were nominated
by the President yesterday.
]. Stewart Gwinn has been sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary at New YORK
for bigamY. Is 49, Ea
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less career and they have continued in II
step by step. BRINGING II: unauthorized per.
SONS here to increase. their majority !.
he had lately read or the fret contested
election case III Congress, that OF MIR. Pres
ton, Of Virginia, who was expelled because
on the dayo the election his brother had
marched q volunteer company through the
streets. Now no election is valid without
the presence Of bayonets. He MIR. n. J
knew when the military were introduced
Mt elections In the South that 1t would not
stop there, nor did It; troops were now at
election times sent into the very States
which had furnished the most troops for
the war. =
d MIR. Morton asked Mr.. Blair IL he re-
garded the fifteenth amendment as valid2
MIR. Blair thought his opinion on that
subject was pretty well known by this
time. The form Of its ratification in his
State was legal, but It was done by the
most Infamous perfdy upon the part Of the
representatives of the people. The people
of Missouri had given Gen. Grant 25, 900
| majority, and at the Same election had
voted down negro suffrage by 80, 900 ma
jority, although half the people did not
vote. Yet, the representatives Of. Mis-
souri, sat here, and, in defiance OF the
views of their constituents, voted to force
upon them q measure winch Cney udu re-
pudiated. And this was the case with the
Representatives ofthe Other, States which had
repudiated negro suffrage, and to which he
had alluded. They Tux Of their great re-
gard for the ballot, and the necessity.o
giving it to the .eoIored people, and yet,
when it is exercised in the hands of their
own constituents, they do nt regard 1t
any more than so much waste paper.
Mr.. Mortrh would like the Senator to
give him specific answer as to whether he
REGARDED the 10Th amendment as valid.
MIR: Blair said he did CONSIDER II Sa!fes;
but he did not consider the reconstruction
acts valid and had he been in position to
| do so, he would have maintained his opin'
ion, whatever the consequences might
have been; and now. although these recon
atruction acts have done their work, there
/ is some part of the Broadhead letter, o.
| which so much has been said, which may
yet remain. said the army should undo
its work Of usurpation, and this may be
done yet. If the army is withdrawn, those
corrupt carpct-bag governments will fall o
themselves, and the people of those States
may have some of their rights restored tt
them.
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Tai PsABoboY EDUJk fiosfI FUsD.sTfig
sPhIlaaelphia Press, referring to. the meet
/ anr fs the manapeys,of the g Peabody Edr.
EcaHonaI Fund, Initial city, on Wednes-
daF, remarks
it'It win be remembered that the fund
alluded Co was first started by Mr. Peabody
I'm 1851, during. his second visit to this
country, and was intended for the purpose
of f1rthering the cause of education IN the
Southern States, the first donation being
81, 500, 900. It was not Intended tnat the
Gift should be mere donation, but that It
should act as an incentive to the people to
which they could come In on the fund being
/ that they should raise certain amount
| themselves for the same Interior object, 80
that the benefits might be as universal as
"The gift referred to was only, however,
the first instalment, as In 1888 Mr.. Peabody
|added another million in money and secur-
Iitfes ito the fund, making the total amount
two and half million dollars. With such
magnificent endowment at their disposal,
| it Is not remarkable that the amount OF
good done should have been effective and
widespread, and the details of Its workings
have been published again and again, untll
all the citizens of this broad land who take
m interest in educational projects have
become thoroughly posted as to its,n'od1s
operdradi. f
"Since the appointment of the trustees,
MIR. Rives and that distinguished admiral
of the navy, Farragut, have died, creating
| two vacancies in the Board.
cit would be injustice not to mention in
connection with the distinguished list the
name of DR.. Sears, the executive agent OF
the board, formerly president of Brown
accent the one he now holds. DR.. Sears,
since the last annual meeting, has been en-.
gagged irSis r. q thorough canvass Of the
Southern States, and is now prepared tS
give information which will aid the W0ri
materially"
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The Tennessee Again Believed 70
Have Been Seen.

HAVANA, Feb. T.-An arrival at the east
end of the island reports that bark-rlgged
steamer vessel was seen of the Haytlen
coast on the I'd instant, steaming slowly;
She had three masts. and was painted
black. This is supposed to have been the
Tennessee.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-The steamer Ty6ee,
due here February 22d, will bring the nrst
news of the Tennessee. .
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The New York Assembly has passed q
bill providing for the establishment OF an
examining board for the examination Of
and licensing clerks employed BY druggists
In the city Of New York. Il IS .s-sgo II !ils
The Theodore Thomas orchestra, after 0
short tour West, will come as far South US
Richmond, Va % d. - sasgiaF
It Is reported that Gen. Garlbaldi will
soon take up his residence In the United
States,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

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TELEGRApHIe NEWS.
HSv York stock and, Money marked

- ssFeS-1ts ss1EAesaas'
NEW YORK, Feb. 1z.-Money closed easy, with
large. offerings at tic close at <aA4 pssecent.,
thung1 the ruling rate through the day was ls pc,
cent. Sterling Exchange stronger at the close 1904,
Gold closed at llls. Governments closed strong,
with an advance Of on some issues dis, la ,a2,s,
1l1s iefs. III; 's5's, 111a, new, Lo; 'ers, ITO
'e6's, 1io4; 1o-4o's, 11Os.
! Southern securities worry dalE Yirgin,ae's, 6ss
new, 90. Louisiana cs, esq; new, 90. Levee ss
10; s's, 81. Alabama s's, cot s's; s7. Georgia ss
s1a; 7s, ,soi.. North Carolina es, 4s3; new, ~
South Carolina s's, 70; new, 5ss. =
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LATEST WAR NEWS.
Political Discussions In the French
90 Ass q mbly.
GERMAN TROOPS CONCENTRATING

Il Ess i E-s5 J.. = 4 II .3tELEE.sE3f ~.
THE FRENCH AssEMBLY-PoLITICAL DIssES-
satJs eas2 ,7as> sIoNsetsst fst .ssFyacsfa- z
{ BORDEAUX, Feb. 1.-THE Assembly has
confirmed the election Of thirty-three menu
tbers from Paris. General Faidherbe de-
clines membership, to which he was elected.
Rochefort, Hugo, and Floquet are present.
Violent recriminations have already oc-
CURED between the Radical and CGnserya-
tive members. --,,.,.,... .~.-sz~., 49,.
The Assembly chambers are strongly
guarded by troops posted on the outside OF
the building. " .'@'"
", MILITARY AFFAIRS. 2.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Germans are con-
centrating large number of troops On the
Loire. They continue to levy contributions
on the inhabitants. r.s..-.- -., ii.
IF the occupation of Paris Is deemed
necessary, General Falkenstein will be ap-
,,,,, :rtsd Governor Of the city. -.,,.. :,
THE LONDON tosH ssINoA'
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE ConlerS.Se III :,
the Eastern question awaits the FTencn
representative, who Is now daily expected.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.-The steamship
Great Republic has arrived from China and
Japan. She bringstnine japanese students
for San Francisco, seven for New York, and
thirteen for Europe, including prince.
The Great Republic also brings 164 Chinese.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. II. 1871.
.. SAILED, IF.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt:
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
MEMoRANDUM.
BOSTON, Feb. i5.-Cleared, schooner South.
erner. Crowell, for Richmond.
Observation-Disclosures, 18th ult. brig Eigil Lar.
sen and 9th, brig Maria, Helberg. from Richmond
RIO GRANDE, Dec. A.-Arriyed, brig Mary AL
lerton, Bourne, from Richmond
/, ny (BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. i.-Arrived, brig
.Oleida from Rio. Passed in for Baltimore,
schooner Maggie D. Marst7n, from Matanzas
brig Italia. from Ponce; Chesapeake. from De-
marara bark Clifton, from Rio.
CHARLESTON, Feb. H.-Arrlyed, schooner j.
VowdrilI, Norfolk, Va.
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Domestic Markets -TBY TElEaRApH.l

NEW YORK, Feb. F.-Cotton In fair demand and
weak; sales, $3.50 bales at l5c. F1our-Soutbern
dull and declining common to good extra, Ss.s00
$3.50 good to choice, $z.35@8s.75. Wbeat heavy
and lower winter red and amber western, 81 $50
81. go. Corn heavy at 83@s5c. Pork heavy ut $22sD
S22.os. Beef steady. Lard quiet. Whiskey steady
at s3c; Naval stores and tallow and freight steady
BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.-Virginia s's-O so bid,
sS1 CTS, 55j bid, 81 asked coupon, new. 81
so4 assen,n. Wheat finn, with choice in good
Floar oaians.ssaS Indiana. Sl.5s@$1.75; others
uebanred hni9 southern dull at &c;
yellow southern, sic. Oats dSs-tasc
Ions unchanged. Whiskey quiet asNs1
CINCINNATI. Feb. H.-Flour steady. CorfS
clinng at 57@5sc. Mess pork weak at $22. IS asked
Lard firm. Bacon dull shoulders. sac.; clear
sides, l2c. Whiskey steady !. .r
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l7.-sugar Supply
light; good common, 7@73c.; prime, 9@9tc. Mo-
lasses--Supply light: prime, 50@53c
New York sight, dis. Gold, I'LL.
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. En-aIn,, NrarLata rax Tr1rcnAnu1

= Foreign Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL, Feb. -Evenfng.-Cotton quiet
and steady uplands, I'D; Orleans, 7lG17sd; sales,
10, 900 bales, including 600 for export and Specu
lattop. Pork easier at lois. New mixed corn, 3ss.
LoNb ON, Feb. 17-Euening --Consols 90. U. s.
bonds, 91t. q. s. BONDS at Frankfort, est.
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PROTECTION OF LOYAL CITIzENs.-The
Reconstruction Committee have agreed to
Representative Cobb's bill entitled San act
to protect loyal and peaceable citizens OF
the United States in the full enjoyment OF
their rights, persons, liberty, and property,
and to enable such citizens to preserve and
perpetuate the evidence Of LOSSES claimed
to have been sustained by them in Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia, and Kentucky" Com
missioners are to be appointed in each
county to take cognizRnce of offences Of the
Kuklux Klan, and, if needs be, the posse
comitatus.
The militia and the nearest officer in COM
mand of the land or naval forces of the
United States may be called upon to en-
force process. Heavy penalties are pre-
scribed for those guilty Of joining combina-
tons or acting individually in disguise with
intent to do any injury to person or pro-
perty, as we'll as for the punishment of high
misdemeanor and manslaughter. Any in
reference with the free exercise Of any
rights of citizens is also punished. limo
cent citizens suffering damage may bring
suit against the inhabitants OF the county,
city, or parish in which the unlawful acts
Of which they complain may have been
done.
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THOMAS w. BOSWELL, JOHN ".
i GILL, AND SAM UEL =. C0TIKELL,

THOMAS w. BOSWELL, JOHN W.
i GILL, AND SAINT EL =. C0TTKELL1,,
AND MICAJAH BATES. DEFENDANTS.
By decree entered I'm this cause on the 5ltto Of
january, 1871 by the Chancery Court OF t1aa CITY
of Richmond, Sthe court doth adjudge, order,
and decree that the be referred 70 one OF toe
Commissioners OF this court who Is directed 70 m
1uire into and rcpor. to the court, 4g@
lat, Whether the rents and profits OF the real
estate OF the defendant Belcher now In his posses
sion or under his control. or which was "a nus
possession and under his control at ths lime o.
The rendition Of the several judgments In layer OF
the plaintiff, and of such other judgements IS are
vet outstanding and unpaid, against the SAID 0e-
PENDANT Belcher. would satisfy such judgments
within I'VE years? aECss5 49,:
sion under the control or the SAID 1stcner WIZ
satisfy aud! pay such Judgments or whether. y,
order 70 satisfy the same VIII pc $1,000 ~
sell the real estate claimed by the saS
I'd. The amounts OF the several n ~
Belcher, The times OF the ren0tion o. sala cS
ments or other liens. which several Inquiries
the said commissioner shall report % me cour5
together with any matters specially stated aeemeo
pertinent by himself or required oy any psfty 70
be so stated >. .. 80. an. ~, I
said commissioner may advertise noEce Of s1e
time and place or taxing the several lnqaifics re
fore mentioned once week f0r foaE eucsssSslsSSE
weeks Ina one or more Of the newspapers pupiS0so
| In the city Of Richmond"
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

ROBINSON's PRACTICE, Vol. 8.
The Principles and Practice Of Courts OF Justice
in England and the United states. BY Con-
way Robinson. Vol. 9. Further as to the
Grounds and Forms Of Defence in Personal
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Published this day by -
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COMM gIAI4
CoEN AND FLOUR ExrHAaaE, .
RICHsONr, VA, Feb. II, 1isn.
opvrpruf,a3s4 -

j - -
pyhs6a-wnite. I,l7s bushels; red. 600 bushels.
CprnLWhits, LIST bushels ynilow,ileo onshels ;
mixed. IA bushels. Il Gaalf Il .sg3
Oats. u. T32 bushels. "a s,ggs@ q
liU 1HGs,-ae0 bushels.
r. .Medl.-2s bushels. 8s5& ;.ssE
SALES. ~
Wheat.-WIite, 10 bushels choice Oh private
tarms; "a bushels prime at eiso $50 bushels s vety
xooGgat Sl.s5 1916 bushels good at SLso Y. 11sn
els at Oh. rs; bushels at sL7o: 90 bushels ny
100 bushels very Inferior at alls total, ~ pusa'
rphedt Red, 10 bushels choice ON private terms;
50 hnshes prime at e1s5; SO bushels very gooa ~
Sissy 200 bushels very good at S1so il4 DusneIs
good 236 bushels at $f724; e28 busheis at
aie5 los bushels 90 q. 90 100 bushels foul Ut
100 bushels foul at 81 60 13o bushels damaged &C
$40 IS bushels very Inferior at g. 80 bushels
very inferior at saS IS bushels very inferior at
Corn.-Wh ite. 31s bushels very good on private
terms 4as bushels very good at SIC. 20 bushels
good at soc-total, 77a bushels Yellow. 153 bush
els prime at soc. Mixed, 70 bushels very good at
Soc. 3 - - ,r5a
Oats.-ss bushels prime black at soc. 22s bushels
PRIME at &c.; coz bushels very good at SIC. 3ls
bushels good at s4cs-total, ], 1es bushels.
Il Heak-2o bushels at size. =.
| RE-ExHIBITED.
Whsat-White. 90 bushels. -
CorIl-White, 22o bushels; yellow, Q? bushels E
OntS.-260 .hnehpls : nd s..E
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MARINE lNTELEEGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEB. 10, 1871.
Bun rises. ......... 6a6i Moon RISES Ga
Sun sets ............ 5.A Bigh tide. ....... 3.3
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The Impeachment In the Arkansas
Legislature.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 1.-THE resolu-
tions impeaching Governor Clayton have I
nassed the Arkansas House. Clayton, 1t Is
said, will not resign, and Lieut.. Governor
johnson Will issue proclamation calling
on the people to stand by him.
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THE HOLDEN IMPEAoHMENT.-[Spec to
the Norfolk Journal. ]-Ralelgh, N. g., Feb
16.-To-day Col. George Williamson, DR.
Yancey, and VIM. Yancey Jones, of Cas-
we'll county, all victims of Kirk, were ex:
amined as witnesses. They all corroborated
the previous testimony about the barbarity
of Kirk and his men. =.
Hon. Josiah Turner, editor of the Se1ts-
mel, was also examined, and quite scene
took place. Turner, when asked in regard
to the truth of Hoiden's allegations con-
corning him in his (Holden's) answer to the
articles of impeachment, replied that they
were as false us malice could make them
Holden arose nervously and looked as if he
was going to speak, but took his seat with
out doing anything. On being asked by re.
spondent's counsel what were the relations
between him and respondent, be replied
s'such as could exist between good and
bad man." Here the respondent arose,
and said ''he would not be insulted."
Senator Edwards raised the point of order
that respondent had no right on the fioor
The Chief Justice promptly ruled down
the wrathy respondent.
Holden then seized his hat and stalkeo
out Of the hall with q look Of injured limo
CgnCe. ...
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The Peabody Trustees-Vacancy
Filled.

PH11DELpHIA, Feb. 1.-THE vacancies in
the Board of Trustees of the Peabody fund
have been filed by the election Of Alex. d.
81. Stuart, of Virginia, and Richard II.
Taylor, of Louisiana. The board meets
again at Nashville, Tenn, in October.
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The PARTR1DGE-EATISG WAGEE.-The
Baltimore Sun, referring to the $500 wager
of man named Henderson, in this city,
that he will consume one partridge per day
for thirty days, says
"The Washington Star has bad several
notices of the wager, but does not tell us if
the man eats nothing else besides the part
ridge during the day, or wherein is the Pc
culiar hardship of the case otherwise"
Henderson eats whatever else he likes,
the only stipulation being that he shall con-
sumo one partridge per day between the
hours of and 10 A. III. The hardship in
the case is in the fact that though single
partridge is very good eating, it becomes u
most repulsive article of food when repeat
ed daily for any length of time. In France
it is somewhat common wager to bet
against the performance Of pigeon-eatlng
of this kind; and some five or six years
ago narrative written by a Frenchman OF
his PHYSICAL sufferings-the nausea, fever,
and rostration-endured in undertaking
the experiment attracted considerable at
tention from the medical fraternity.-W Wash
ington Star.
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TAX on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TAX on SUGAR EFINERs.- Commissioner
Pleasanton has reathrmed the previous
rulings of the Internal Revenue office, tax
ing as sugar refners parties who made sugar
from molasses during the period between
March 8, 1868, and March 2, 1867, the tax
amount of all sales of the product of their
man ufacture. There was q very large
amount of claims in the Internal Revenue
office for the refunding of amounts paid in
under the ruling of Commissioner Rollins,
reatiirmed as above stated, to parties taking
the ground that they were not sugar refill
ers under the law, arguing that making
sugar from molasses was not advancing the
quality or value OF molasses.
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a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Hav...
a inc .been appointed by the Chancery Court
OF the city OF kichmond adminissrrtor o. ,H ne
citv this is to notify. all persons having claims
against said estate to present them TO nae ~ Snce
sifly authenticated, and those who are IN deDt 70
0"AN - - !. Gsft'- 9. L. LUDWlG, y
fe14st Admir- of John Bergqutst, deed.
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REVENUE WAR IN TENNESSEE Supervisor
Emory of Tennessee, reports to the Inter-
nal Revenue Office that on the 9th inst. he
sent Detective Gavitt, with deputy mar.
shall and squad of six soldiers, to Franklin
county, to destroy an illicit distillery and
arrest the parties operating it. This object
was accomplished, but at Winchester they
were set upon by several hundred armed
men, their prisoners rescued, the seized
property taken from them, and they them
selves badly treated. On Friday, the 10th
inst, ut $3.50 P. NJ, the United States mar
shall, with one deputy, Detective Gavitt,
and the Supervisor, started for Winchester,
with fifty soldiers and 1000 rounds Of am
munitlon. They arrived at Winchester at
l A. Nj. on Saturday morning. The officer
in command put out his pickets and sur
rounded the town, and every one that
made bis appearance was held in custody.
By daylight fifteen of the mob were arrest
ed, and identified as ringleaders in the late
rescue, among them several lawyers Of
Winchester. They were all taken to Nash
vile and placed in Jail, and on the 18th
gave bail in $4,000 each for their appear
ance at court. The prisoners rescued were
not rearrestcd, but the good people of Win
chester have promised to produce them.
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CoMMIssIoszR's 0rRIcI, b
RICHMOND, Feb. ., 1871. 5 w
The parties interested are herebS noI asa snnt
have fxed on TUESDAY, the 1th Gay on 11ssni
is7I. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ rs the time, ana my oMsss
in the city OF Richmond, as the place % exscuto
'n e "a a ,sSv Commissioner.
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Cases I'm the u. .. Supreme Court.
The Federal Right of Way for Rail
roads.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator DAVIS,
of kentucky, made an argument before
the Committee of Commerce OF the senate
against the proposed national charter for
the Cincinnati and Southern railroad;
MIR. Davis thought that the constitutional
grant to regulate commerce between the
States does not cover such proposition.
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London News.....$l4 90
Punch. 1890. 8 90
once a w eek. 6 90
" eekly Times. 4 50
All the Year Round 8 o.
Saturday Review, Is 90
Evening Man...... 20 90
Public Opin1oD.... . 90
Pail N al Budget. Is 90
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