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It is understood that Chief Justice
Chase, whose health is stillimproYlngi
willrenaain in New York abQute week
after the adjournment Of the Supreme
Court, when he wiz visit Bethseda
Springs, Wisconsin, or Join Mrs.
Hoyt In Europe. He Is now able 70
take long walk daily and devote
many hours each day to his duties
and books. The other Judges, eX-
eepting Justice Nelson, who is occu-
pied with the High Commission. viii
proceed 10 their districts to hold court.
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Thursday, Hay 25th. ls7I.

Within legal hours, the folloWiuz dssurIbed
property tc-WIt; Lying ia snsl1g county
Tenn easee, and city Of Memphis, Beginning
10 feet fro11 the east side Of Desofo street.
and &c feet rom the south Lima 11 lot No 2.
thence north Wafdly 90 feet, by depth of ICY
feet, being part o. Let No. 3, Bieez 81. on which
Is now Situated q small he1sa With loar
rooms.
months. note with approved security Ie-
CURED with interest nom dstai lien roeezuso
until the same i5 paid then the sqaiif oi
redemption 90 E5 harfe1s
This April "a, ISL. -
EDMUNB "a. COLI, Cl8tE and 41azlsE,
Vance q Anderson. 4o.s. for COM d ir1lf' 3.
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NotdCe.

DATas OFFICE, l6s POPLlAR STREET,
ii April 20, lS7L-All persons who have r6-
celYsd written Eotio8 of this adVerllaerne eati
are notified that If th9ir oocoants are nes
settled on or before tlle Isl day Of bay, Nlll
rpst their names, business and anlUuais duS
m nv saloon. and IN the "a en- phts BAELf AP-
PEAL Until q aetllsment Is affected. u.
: RpN F'th1oS4Al1n'
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CHANcERY SALE
a.
D@TAEH-

No. ~, R.--In the klrst ChzneqEy Court g
Ferguson et ~.
ny virtue OF an iuterlocutory decfsa for
T 8 sale. entered In the shove cause Fehr'T BE-.
IsTI VIII sell q pablo sue sri1u, 70 fhe h ast
bidder, in mont OF the CLERK and haGtEl' Of
nee, GreenlaW Block, Secoud streat IN TIE
offv Of HfmDhiE lennon
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NOR the bsstOAK or ASH WOOD, 90 %
II J.. EDWARDas
No 1fl uEI.1li sl=llL.
saved. spit and Cord Wocd alWag g
Rand. delivered in any Parf Or ne aliy -
Of charge ~
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A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Commonwealth Insurance Com
panv. ofN. y, was held yesterday, to
examine the condition of the COM
papv. The examination showed that
Z IonO series of frauds had been prac-
iced on the company by the Secretary,
a hundred thousand dollars have
been spirited away. The capital Of
fbe company has peen impaired IS per
cent The investigation is to be con
timed
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JOHN LILLY,
IMPORTEB AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
30. 35i Main Street, Memphis.

r WOULD bsz leave 70 inform my friends,
II and the public generally, that am Pts,
pared TO meet the demands cf she trsa9 - ~
GEEUINr1 goods OF the puresi an
quality. at reasonable prices ana issP'@
iully solicit their patronage. -.- my q
aDr22dHW dDnN 49,
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MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication of Leila Q
"A Scott Lodge No. 2S9. FA n, viii be ~
held this OWED & E5DAY) evening. 18th ~
Inst, at ~ O'Clock, Tor work IN the NJ. n.
degree.
an M. 81. 3 fraternaIly invited.
BY order II. II. HIGBEE. W. n
III. s. JUDAH. 8ecretarv ans
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river is declining about inches
per day here, and according to our dis
patches, is falling at Cairo and st. Louis.
The upper Mississippi Is stationary at
Dubuque and KeOkuk, but rising above.
White river is declining slowly, with full
eight feet in the channel to DeVall's
Bluff, and seven feet sbOvs there to Jack
sonpOrt. The Arkansas is declining slow
ly all the way to Fort Smith, and has
about ten feet of water in the channel to
Little Rock. Our dispatches give the
latest intelligence from all points above
and below. Business was moderately Rc-
tive at the leyee yesterday, but was some
what retarded by the rain which fell at
intervals during the afternoon,
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A Tribune c0rrespO pOndent telegraphed
from Washington last night, that il is
authoritativeiv announced that a
successor has st last been found for
Fish, the next Secretary of State
either 70 De ex-senator Morgan or ex-
Attorney General Evarts; probably
the latter, The change win not be
made Immediately.
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NOTICE..

MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AND GENERAL
lyA Insurance Company, Memphfs IS April 3,
lsIi.-At 8 meeting or the Board OF Directors
held thls day. a call Of ten per cent. was made
on the capital stock, which IS now due and
payable at the once Of the Company, No. ls
Madison street.
aD28 p W SMITH Cashier.
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PeremptOry Public Sale

Lauderdals, Orleans and GsOFgia
streets, in the vicinity Of st. Agnes Academy.
In Offering this large number OF lots, we
place before the public rare opportunity OF
making an investment IN property which
cannot fail TO increase in value, being 90
centrally located that It must be hued up In
preference to more distant points.
Accessible on the north side By ths Beale
street ana on the south by the fernando
street railroads, and traversed and bound
ed in all directions by broad streets, we are
confident that we cannot bring to the notice
Of those who want a cheap home better
piece Of property from which to make a
selection.
The terms Of thesale are made very easy
third CASH one and two years, with six per
cent interest.
Again reminding the readers OF this notice
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ny a. Ea11eE % Co.
esal AaOti0u'Fss s's Frssi St, ,sbsgs Adams
WILL SELL
THIS HORNlHG, At 10 O'CLOCK,

W-1A-Af--A A-A--A- - -l-ll
80 dozen Plauisrs' HOes-sssorted slEss. east
steel;
50 dozen Axes assorted sizes, cas1 steel.
100 DOE ea WaFe-assoFt6ds
l0g boxes VarieEated soap
81 Also q large retail stock OF Fancy
Goods SIX kringes, Edgings, Dress Hutt0us
Dress Goods, Poplinst JacOnets, LaWna etc.
So Also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Has. Notions- etc. So TERMS CASH "a
d EGULAR TRADE AUCTION SALE OF
IL forstEu aud Domestic Dry Goods. Clofh-
Ing, Hats, etc BY y g. BALDWIN q CO.
We VIII sell, on TUE5DAY, WEDNESDAY
and IhU hsDA1, April 18th, 2Glh and 27th- az
ID o'clock am, at the Auction House, ~
Main street, Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS OF every descriptions, Clothing IN
Pants, Vests, Coats. Ladies Fasblonabls
spring Hats. Mems and Boys Hats, Ladies'
and Gents Sllk and satin Bows, Belle du sud
and Boulevard 5kirts Gents White and Col
ored shirts, ladies', Gents and Childreu's
Hose sud Half Hose, Mems ard Boys sua-
peuders. COunterpanes, Table Cloths and
Table Damask, Towels, Napkins, Drills, Linen
HandKerChtefs, shirt E0sOmE. Pocket Book g..
Memorandum Books, COmDs, Brushes, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and shears.
silver Plated Ware, with an endless variety
or other Goods, too numerous g. mention.
The attention OF city and country mer-
chants is called % those GALES, as they are
peremptOry and Without reserve.
Terms Cash,
apps A. 3. BcGERsGN, Auctioneer.
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sLINp ToM
BssFs sDsa af7:s0am.
LECTURE.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

u 9 = ANtCS' iHSTlT Ut z.
FFfHlHD LECEUHH at Memphis Club Ban
i IA GREENLAW OPERA BJILDLEG
THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 4, Is7I,
commencing at so'clocE.
LITEEAEE ADDREss: Poetry, By GERALD
L. GRIFFIN, Esq.
IEOHEICAL ADDREsss "Lus Harmony Cc
Science and Art BY Dr.. W. O. LfLEs.
Single Admission cents
So Members VIII please get tickets 1f any
omcer Of the Institute, ur az The once 0l
Jones 4 Baldwin, Arcnltac-1. AIt Williams
block.
~ Apprentices viii be admitted free. ca
certificate OF their N NaatsF Mechanic or Fore
man with whom serving,
ap2L sECE9fAEh.
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MASONIC TEMPLE 0F NEMPHIs.

TTNHE third call OF ten per cent is hereby
4 ordered 70 be paid BY the STOCK holders
Of the Masonic Temple OF Memphis, at the
office OF the Secretary of the Temple Room
NO. S, corner OF Madison and Second streets,
over SJeever's drug store, on
H0NOAY, APRIL isi, 1871.
As soon as this call is col IeCted, the Temple
will be placed under contract.
By order OF the Directory
ii. H. HlGBEE, President.
A. J. WHEEEER, Secretary. apps
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FOR SALE
Magnificent Plantation
FOR SALE Low.

rFlHE sPLEEDID PIAETATIoE, OF lu
acres, tusnty-ghrso miles from Memphis, on
the 1Ianphls and louisville road,
For SaI0 at a Great Saerifes.
Ianas two nHes from tns dspot 81 ''lian
tie Plahtailon Is slfuaisd haVs recently ao-a
for psr usrs, and wili sonamana Ha'a
grsater uriess. u apPnealion % -
thirty days. = srsa. bargain nay Be had.
Al HAYS.
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AaChlnlsis & BiaCksmiths, Attention
A MEEllNs viii be held at Tunnel HaiI'
THIS EVENING, at 7 l-2 o'clock.
By order. T. L. DIFFER
RpZj Secretary.
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The General Annual Meeting
Board Of Cotton Buyers and Brokers

WILL be held In the rooms ofths Cham
w Der Of Commerce, on
WEDNESDAY, toe 26th IHsl., at SPIN
The election OF odieers viii take place apd
general business transacted. AS tnis will
probably be the last meeting of the season
every member Is sarHsztly requested to be
present promptly. A. g WALCOTT,
apps Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Cans,
298 MAIN STREET,
HAS JUST OPENED A
spIend1d stock
SPRING GOODSI.
CONSISTING OF
STAPLE AND FANCY
.DryGoods.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
Gents Furnishing Goods
Which win be sold at the lowest possible
hsotsa'
LOOK At OUR PRICE LIST.
Lawns at I2E2 to 20 cts.
Lawns, all Linen, at IS els.
Grenadines, Embroidered,
Striped and Figured, Is to so cts.
PsrcaIss, Is to so cts.
White Piques, I2I-2 to SO cts.
LsnO and Japanese P0PIins, 20 els.
Fins French G0rssts, Is cts,
Ladies and Gents Hemmed
Hdksrcbl8fs, 81 50 TO So par dOz.
Fine Whita Tuek'd Skirts, 81 / so.
Fine Chsmisss, 80 cts. to 81 Is,
a Superior AFticIs Of Tahls
Linen, so Cts. per yard.
Beautiful Towels, 24x44, So per daz.
We also have a large assortment Of Ladies'
and Cbildrsns Fine
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NEW YORK, April st -Cottpn-demand fair
and advanced middling uplsnds, l53Se Flour
g6 40 for shipping grades extra. Wheat is
steady; red and amber, 81 539l g., Corn
closed dull; mixed western, 74tG76c. Whisky
drmer at g29925Sc. Coffee quiet and un-
changed; RIO, l3gl6e. sugar steady and In
moderate demand; cuba, S5z9g5zc. Molssses
firm and demand fair; Porto Rico, 45c. Rice
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Telegraphic summary.

ACAChEHPAs1V SuuAEA0Eys
The French Relief Committee, In New
York, received S2,400 in two days of Last
week. ~ a : a.as
Hon. Erastus Brooks is with large dele.
cation that has lett New York for the Sa.
Vannah, Georgia, Railroad Convention.
Dennis Greene, who killed the seducer
of his sister in San Francisco, was acquit-
ted Saturday amid wild cheering at the YER
dict. IAN
The specie shipmentfrom New York Sat-
urday reached $500, 900. :
The Mississippi Senate (Republican) has
refused to concur in the resolution adopted
by the House asking for Federal aid to keep
order.
Il There were no southern nominations nor
combinations in Washington Saturday.
. The total subscription to the new United
States loan has reached SOS, Zoo, 900.
In the deficiency bill which passed the
Senate Saturday there was an appropriation
Of $4,000 for lighthouse aG Shipping
Point, on the Potomac.
Mr.. Dawes, NC from Massachusetts,,
has gone home.
The House committee is slow about re.
porting on the Presidents proclamation.
Two hundred vigilants took an alleged
murderer from Virginia City (NeVada} jail
and hanged him. asLI st L.ss.
John Murray killed his wife and shot him.
self in Philadelphia Saturday for jealousy.
John Topham, aged ninety, president OF
the American Tract Society for forty years,
died in Boston Saturday.
The bark Louisa started from Port Sterl-
ing for Toledo Saturday-the earliest open.
ing of navigation for many years.
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THE JEWS AND THE WASHINGTON MoNu-
gENT.--In the Jetcish Messenger Of this
w",k is an appeal from Recorder Wolf, OF
Washington. d. c., to the Jewish ladies OF
III" United States 10 complete, or assist to
complete, the Washington monument in
'@at city. what 81 glorious thing" lie
-ay>, "il would be were the Jewish ladies'
"l The United States to finish work that
stands now in its hideousness a; disgrace
10 the capital. We owe it TO the great
aud good man as Americans; we owe it
more as Jews, for his services gave US
religious freedom. If we cannot raise
means enough to complete it, let US, at
least, raise enough to secure u memorial
stone in the monument" The Jearash
Messenger, Of March oath, in commenting
upon this, says: "Let them take q hand
III the mission abandoned OF forgotten by
The American people at large. Let the GEN.
tennlal birthday of our republic witness
Inc completion Of the Washington monu-
mcnt. II is fitting that the Jewish race
should record in unHlistaka5le language its
recognition Of the ineStImable services rem
Geted to mankind by George Washington"
MI. " oil also endeayors to arouse the Is
ia.i!les OF the United States 10 aid in estab-
hshlng a a." Hebrew Theological Seminary"
a. the great want of English preachers Is
severely felt. He also asks the aid Of the
israelitcS for his new congregation, as an
so!e rabbi Is wanted at the capital Of the
nation. -
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POkT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Is, ISL

FOkT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Is, ISL
.- ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cuandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Brig Romaine (Br.) Young, Liverpool, via City
Point salt, Lee, st dd0n Co.
Schooner .. +. Stickacy, Mathews, New York,
pig iron, Old Dominion Nail Works.
Schooner Butterfly, Mitchell, Baltimore, mer-
chandise Curtis & Parker.
-..-..~ SAILED,
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandis e and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Schooner Caroline Holiness jackson, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis IL Parker. ..r.s ...,... ....'
schooner j. II. Marvel, CULLEN, Philadelphia,
via James river, lumber, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner NJ. Z. Simmons, Candy, Brunswick,
Ca, railroad MATERIAL Curtis & Parker.
m MEMORANDUM
WEST POINT, March 25.-Arrived, steamer Adni.
raj, Keybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return. .. Fl" .s.'.
~ by TELEGRAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE, March 25.-Passed out, ship
@. H. Soule, brig T.. q. Yanhorn, and VIM. Barn
h .rd, London; banks Georgeanna Lorenzo and
Marian for Liverpool. ~.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Arriyed, steamer Gale
donna arrived out, STEAMERS China, Westphalta,
and Isnalla.
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[, THouGHTs P0R TALKERs.- There are pro-
per times, ,tor, talking, as, We'll IS proper
themes for it. Men should take care not to
talk much when their mouths are full, 1or
when their heads are empty In the former
case they nauseate, in the latter one they
bore! Unless q man has something sensible
to say, he certainly had better be contented
hard to find as good talker, and yet the
knack of listening is easy of attainment. If
one only can contrive to look as though
one listens, one may often get the credit of
doing so.
When a company of takers are thunder
ing away, their thunder ought to be attend
ed by brilliant fash of silence on. the part
Of some good listeners. Conversation,
when all talk is noise, is not conversation.
When ladies talk together their tongues
move all at once, and no one ever stops to
listen. This is why, among themselves,
ladies talk such utter nonsense but ladies
to talk to, for then they take the trouble to
say something worth answering: If every
one keeps. talking, nobody takes heed of
what anybody says, and nobody is, there
fore, any wiser for their saying it. @'.l
Remember when YOU talk, that very often
listening pleases more than talking. BY
listening to man you pay him great
compliment, for you delicately indicate
that what he says is worth your hearing.
Moreover, though by listening You may
hear. unpleasant things, the occupation
often saves you from the chance of saying
them. In short, though it may seem anom-
olous to say it, one of the greatest charms
of talking is to hold ones tongue we'll.
The man who holds his tongue in course of
conversation will often give more pleasure
than the man who merely uses it.
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+. How BAaaAGE.SMAsHER WAS SERVED
! a reFengeful traveller on certain railroad
ia this State packed. a carpet bagl full aef
ioaded revolvers, and banded 1t to gen.
tlemsnlyy baggage smasher, WHO had ruined
three or four trunks for him already. The
smasher flung the bag up agafnst the wall
-savagely, and then threwit on the floor and
stamped on it--as usual. At about the
fourth jump, firing began along the whole
line. Forty-six reyolvers went off in rapid
succession, distributing bullets around the
car with disgusting carelessness of the legs
OF the ,smasher. who was shot in six places
before be could get out of the car.
He rode upon the platform during the
whole of tfattrip, and when he did enter
thecar be encased his legs in stove-pipe and
ran an.iron-ciad -plow infront of him
to push the baggage out with, He smashes,
perhaps, fewer carpet-bags now than he
once did in the blissful past-much fewer !;
and he is filled with gloom. The only boon
he raves is that he may be present when
the carpet-bag owner calls with his check.
Hersays there will then be conflict which
viii make the European war appear per-
fectly ridiculous. - Erchdnge. ( FIH-/t-I
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EQUINE ss4aAuTY.-[From the Austin
(Texas), Repu6 hcana There Is 9 herse at
the Government, corral at this place noted
for aoosening the knot OF the haIter,strap
with which he, is, tied. It is useless TO Tie a,
him with any ordinary knot. He, will
work the strap loose with his teeth, and
90 about the corral just when he chooses.
There is a well IN the yard, from which all
the GoyernmeufS stock are fwatered.a Day
before yesterday the puma force.pnmp
worked by 'brskss-got out of order,
and no water. could Be obtained. The
animals were taken creek close
by for water. The horse referred, to
refused 10 drink, was taken to his
stall and fted as usual. In few minutes
he deliberately united his. halter, walked
over 10 the pump, and ifndfhg no water 81
the trough aHhareshe was acenstomed 70
drink, at onceaSeized the brake with his
teeth and worked it up and down several
times, then put his nose to the spout, eyi-
IDENTIFY expecting water TO come, Again
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THE ARGYLL FAMILY PLAINLY SPOKEN
OF.-The disrespectful person who holds
the place of London correspondent for the
Boston Advertiser draws picture of the
young Marquis OF, Lorne, and his father and
mother. thus:
While the debates about the dowry to the
Princess Louise were proceeding, the in
tending bridegroom kept away from Parlla-
ment. He did not show himself there until
an hour after the measure had finally passed
the House of Lords. l happened to be in
the House of Commons at the time he en-
tered, and I saw him take his seat in one of
the side galleries.
What a boy he looks 1t is difficult to
believe that SO juvenile person can be
within week or two of his marriage. He
was stared at by the strangers, and saw
two or three transgress the rules and ln-
spect the Marquis through an opera-glass.
But the object of this curiosity has studied
and mastered the look of INCONSISTENCIES.
/ admired the mode in which he watched
the progress Of the debate. He showed no
signs of nervousness, but simply mild IN
terest in what was going on. His features
indicate such amiability OF disposition i Ills
sister is scarcely so successful. lsaW her the
other day in a crowded public room, where
she was unfortunately recognized, and
where she certainly was looked at in the
rudest conceivable way, especially by
ladies'. The girl could not conceal her dis
gust, and one could sympathize with the
look of contempt in her face. But this
ducal family have little Of the traditional
dignity of great houses, rI!Ehe Duke of Ar
pyll, who IS an excellent man, is very red
haired and freckleds 9and to me he always
has the air of bad provincial actor, trying
to look part above his powers. me
Duchess is a good, motherly soul, who al.
eraI appearance very slightly differs from
that of the worthy individuals who go out
sto5market for butter and eggs. 'vo1t -.
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ANOTHER ECCLESIASTICAL DIsPUTE.-The
rector re- and yestry Of st. Clements Church,
Philadelphia, are 80 widely at variance, in
.oh>equence Of the formers doctrines and
Practices, that an appeal has been made to
.ue bishop OF the diocese, who has decided
aSainst the rector on all points. Private
confession Is severely denounced, and the
r. tect1r required to discontinue it,; prayers
~. ~. the dead are reprobated, bowings to the
sl'af and prostrations before it are declared
70 symbolize a specious and dangerous
etifet, ana the rector is earnestly requested
~ the bishop to abandon them. The mix
ing Of water with the communion wine
an" anu The wearing Of colored stoles are also
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slgbns,ressisrssi.

r WAsH1NeroNss March 26r-Seadte.--Mr.
Clayton, 'of Alabama, was seated. 5ss.@fs
The Btodgstt md Goldthraite credentials
were discussed, but gave way 10 the def
cheney appropriation bill, which WIS passed.
Il MIR. Sumner stated ifl debate TINT while
the Secretary Of The Navy complained Of
lack Of vessels, twelve were girding San
Domingo. 4
Mr.. Chardler.wanred immediate action re-
garding the South, where he said thou
sands and tens Of thousands were being
scourged and murdered, and these outrages
were certainly on the increase.
AdiolIrned
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NEWS.


Rev York Stock and Money Market.
Hnu YORK March ss.-Mones, s0a Per cent
sterlingdul anesthe, closing OF the mail, at 1921
@1oSa. Gold steady al day at f1oiGlloi. a2
= Governments advanced sGSs, closing strong
'srs. lSt; 1aga, lLa 'ofs. liz; 1858, liz, new
11Oi; 's7's llo7; ss's, III; 1o.4o's, 1dss. EFtte
GS6uthern securities very dull. Virginia es, e71
new, seo. Louisiana e's, cs; new, 90. Levee ss,
s93;' ss, IS. Alabama SIG, loli; rs, e5. Georgia
e1,s, 81; rs, ss. 49, sata ~ Il
The bank statement for the past weak shows
osns have decreased nearly g. 100000, specie de-
creased over $5,ooo,ooo, legal tenders decreased
ne rly $780, oeo and deposits decreased over ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

MURDER IN WEST VIRGINIA. farmer
1 VA Rogers, living in Tyler county, W.
A. a., near the Doddridge line, was found
d d IN TIE woods, near his house, on Fri
tiS morning last, with bullet hole through
s'' mead and another through his breast.
~ helghDor named Isaac, Owens, with
s "non he had an old tend, which used 10
meak out IN reciprocal haystack and fence
t nha.nlngs, has been arrested, charged with