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Non-Resident Notice.

No. 823-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee. L. u. Ses-
SONS, administrator OF the estate OF r. j.
Byrams deceased,ya. Francis Byram, Willie
ByTam, ct al.
4 that the defendants, Ann Ferry and her
husband James Ferry, are non. residents Of
the State Of Tennessee, and that tn q suit Is
said deceased.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, &C the Courthouse
in the City of Memphis, Tennessee. ON or
before the first Monday in July, 1871, and
plead, answer or demur to COmplainant's
bill, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
as to them, and set for hearing exparte:
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy Attest
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
E. NJ. Hearn, Sol. for Complainant n5
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Attachment Notice.

No. 55l A, DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee B. l. Gard en-
hire. administrator Of G. q. DoWell vs.. j. =
Carr.
IN this cause an attachment having ns5n
j sued out under section s415 or lng u94S 80
and re urned into Court, Levied upCla ~. ~ s-e
personal property of defendant. ana fi4uQa-
Wit having been made that the oeisl.S.s51t !5 u ls
indebted TO plaintiff Ia the suIn OF eevy ~
note, and that the defendant IS q AO--Ee54-
dent OF the state Of Tennessee.
it is therefore ordered Lnas h9 l2sl-e nus 1ls
l-i. 81 fJ,1 ETIrsf Circuit Court OF Shelby
cC'n5lv' at the Court.house IN the city Of
Memphis, on the third Aonday In septem-
i,ar next and defend said attachment suit
.t5,7,c fhs time prescribed by Jaw, or the
ss-,,e VIII be proceeded with exparte, and
mat q copy OF this order oe published once a
week. TOR four consecutive weeks IN tbs
- none et once, this sd day OF May. 1871.
Tngf.ws FRAN K TAFT. Clerk
rl5 B. r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Humes & POst0n, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Attachment RnIica.

d EFORE JAAIEa HALL. Justice Of the Peace
- for Shelby county, Tenue see, at Mem
phlB
Forster, KeaIhOfer & Co. lnrm composed Of D..
b. Forster, Charles ". KealhO fer and Thom-
as Day, vs.. Louis Trempe
Attachment having been issued la the
above entitled cause on the ground that the
defendant is nonresident OF the State
of Tennessee, that he is indebted TO the d-u
OF Forster, KaalhOfer & CO. il the sum of
eighty and nfty-slZ one hundTedth dollars.
(s8 55l, due by account, mat said account is
just, that the attachment has been returned
Dy the proper omcert levied upon the proper.
tY Of the defendant; has the said LOuls
TTempe is hereby Eotined 10 appear st
my OdiBe In the city Of Memphis.
shelby county, Tennessee, on Saturday, July
l. I57I ST o O'Clock am, and defend this suit,
or the same viii be proceeded with eZ parte.
1t Is further ordered, That this notice be pub-
ligIied In the Memphis Uaily appeal, a news
paper published Ia the city oil Memphis, for
fOur successive weeks.
JAMES HALL.
myT Iustioa paaGa FOR Shelby. county.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

no. 1856 N. Rim the FIRST Cbanoerv C,o,rt
or snslDy county. Iannesaee.-Fre derrick "A.
Myerly VS.. B. B. Waddell, ct al,
i cause that the defendants. Barney
Eagan, Alonzo Berry, James EARan,
Bridget Davidson Charles Bray. John Brew
Matthew Bray, Sarah TomlinsQn. q, B. Tom.
hnson and William Eagan, are an non-res-
idenis OF the State OF Tennessee, aud It fur
ther appearing from 5herih's return that
said defendants cannot be found.
IL Is therefore ordered, That they MAKE
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
In theacity Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst Monday In July, 1871 and plesd
answer or demur to c0mplainants hlli or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 20 them
and set for hearing expsrts; and that
copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks In the Memphis
Appeal.
"A AcOpy-Attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Il. j. BLAOK, Deputy o. q n.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, Soils. for com
nlRInGnt mN
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1880 bales, Stock S5,8a bales
NASHVILLE.
NAsHvILLE. May B.-Cotton arm; low
middling, i5c. Bacon clear sides, 10%c;
shoulders, nc; hams. l2c; sugar cured hams,
l55Sc. Lard, i2o Bulk meaIs-ciear ribbed
sides, lOei shoulders, &c, packed Corn,
zoe. Oats. zoe. Flour, S. 595 o. Stock Of
cotton, 100 bales.
NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, May 23.-Cotton steady; low mid
ding. I4o: net receipts. 8l8 bales. exports
coastwise, as baiesi sales, 50i stock, 2395. For
week, 2598; exports cOastWise, 1906; sales lS0
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Cotton-net receipts
for the week. 40 DaIesi gross receipts, 585;
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May 23.-COtton IS quiet and
prices are stationary; mIddling, be; net
receipts 5S8 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock
exports, 4l4Oi coastWise $685. sales, 1900.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, May 25.-Cotton firm; good
ordinary, l5Hgl4Ci net receipts, 7j3 bales.
For Week-Net receipts, j522; exports coast
wise, l7l7 Dalesi sales, $3.50 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, May 26.-Cottou strong: middIing.
Ice; net receipts, 40 bales. FOl week
Net receipts, 1891 sal0J es "A
CEARLESTON,
CHARLEsTOF. May 25.-COttOn market irm
miudllug, lj14GlIs<cs net receipts, 43
bales; exports COsstWiee, 226 bales; sales, 200
bales; stock, boss bales. Week-Receipts,
BOSTON.
BOSTON, May 2i.-CottOu quiet and strong;
middliug, ne. Receipts 1875 bales; sales, 300
Da les: stock 5000 bales; for the Wesk-net
receipts AZ gross 7Z7li sales, 200 bales.
VIII RFT7ycwC-J
WuNTsGTOE. April 25.-Cott0n quiet; mid
ding, l55zc, net receipts for the wees, lS5.
CITY POINT.
CITY PoI5r. Va. April . -COt5Ou-net re-
ceipts for the week. 52 bales.
FOREIGN.
LoEDog, May 26, 4.3O pm Consols, g3]<.
Bonds steady; l662s, 800; do old Sos, SO1<; do
i67s, g215; do l0-40s So. Bullion In Bank of
England E24 100000.
FRANKFORT, May 25--U. g. Coupons Of '82s.
953SgH
MANCHESTER, May l6.-Market firm.
LIVERPOOL May 25, ,l.80 0- Cotton drmer; mid
ding uplands, 75zt; middling Orleans, 7tsd.
sales, 1900 .Daiea, 5000 Tor speculation
anu export. Week 's receipts, a O0J, american
1900
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DIED.

BENsON-In this city, on the morning OF
the 10Th inst, In the forty nth year Of Der
age, Mrs. MARIA 8. BENSON, wife of L. L. BEN
son, OF st. Paul, Minu esota.
The friends and acquaintance OF the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, at the end
Of Adam street and Town Reserve, on this
(SATUHD AYl afternoon, at o'clock.
st. Paul and Minnesota paperB please copy
CORSELL.-On May 25th, 1871, the daugh-
ter OF ID. and LU. K. CORNELL, No. e4 Prom
enade street. The remains viii be taken 70
Vfrgf mia
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The Revolutions and MIsforlunss Of South
Amegiga

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May 26.-The
Darien canal survey viii be continued
to the first of June.
The fifth revolution Of Ciautamala is
returning TO life. General RufinO
Barnos, at the head Of 500 rebels, de-
ieated the government troops at Cue
zaltemangO. Vikera, at the head of
200 men, has Joined the insurgents.
Advices from Peru report that a
railroad company has been fined $3.50 =
600 for the negligence of its employees.
through which a collision occurred.
The losses by floods in Antioaua
exceeds a million dollars.
A frightful epidemic is raging at
SantandO,
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MARRIED.

M MZRRILL-sHAW-A the residence OF
L. B. Merrill, Esq, on EchOls street, in this
city, May 26th, by Rev. A. E. Baldwin, Mr.
ORLANDO MERRILL, Of THIS city, and Miss
EMILY <. C. SHAW, daughter Of Rev. James
B. shaw, OF Rochester, N. Y.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY
Kannnks

kanuGks,
HALIFAX, May 26.-The OppOsi-
tiOn journals are urging the Govern
ment to convene the Legislature, in
order that the treaty Of Washington,
as bearing upon the fisheries, may be
discussed
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Ne ADVERTlgEMEHTs
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2540, n. R.-Flrst Chaucery Court OF shell
by county. Tsnnessee.-The Merchants
National Bank OF Memphis vs p. g.. Meath.
et al.
ID Z virtue Of an lurerlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the above cause, Nay 10.
1871, renewing an order entered January 9Th .
1870, win sell, at public auction, % the high
est bidder, in frOnt Of the Clerk and Mastsrls
office. .CrsenlaW block, Second stt eel, Ia tue
city OF Memphis Tennessee, on
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CaIbsIIo sahbalh. sah60l Celebration.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The Roman
Catholic Sabbsth-schOols Of the East
erB District paraded through the
streets yesterday afternoon, preceded
by several bands Of music and carry
ing banners. Seven schools were rep
resented, the total number Of children
being about 12,000.
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JAMES PARK

rH'HE t0LLOWLNG s-s rrED 9EET- -L.E
oers Of the different ComnItlsas lu .es 9-.Isr
"a Wnlc1 they appear;
General J9dE @. fLlEz. Chief Marshal.
Major H. p. DUSCa1
Captain r H. FAECE
captain CEIELs- i5IE1sE-E-.
Captain J. g. TuEaLL.
Captain 3. A. COLE
GATE C0IlErTEE
]. f. BesBIey- Chairman u. r.. 4...
Eor 4eriTeather, La- sodFsfa. 6. Ga=l..
u. J. BLACK, u. W. T#l. .1u --l4rl-l L.a...
K. j. Malone.
FLOOR COMMITTEE
J. " sneed, Chairman; A. j Black. 6srrs.
Hughes, w. j. Pollard, . W Eaa. nufa- u Fl
Arnold1 " q. Parker, Raphael 5aIuI1= f-.
.. ". Coleman, Dr. r. ". III rCleL- Erred.
Vol, Ogden EOutalua ] James als ON u
hhettl T. b. Mos tar-auur Henry Noodle Oscar
y oolorlu8ei Moses white Lgla-r p rl. d.
ridge u -Dudlev Eraveer- d. E-rr- -.-a
Cotton Green, J. isl. Bate Erlll- Ea-.u ii
ter Goodman w. L. Dun
RECEPTION COMMIFTEE
Hon. Jers srson Davis, Hou. L-lau o. E--
rs, Hon. Iaco0 Tho lpsOu. Rev. H. f .sl heat
Rev. ". 81. Patterson. Kew fam IS ne .c lla..
Gideon j. Pillow Patton Aluerlu. .
Dr0eaeleli ". p. Y. aliue7. = 7. 1r.l-- TT
4 hunL, hOns ". y AF srFt Ff- a. -ElsE l-.
j. J. DuBoBe, I-J. Murphy. W sl1ea-a- G.
", Haiskell j. il. E-mouds1u. W. u. SEQ r
Harvey Matnes, j. y. r--pplls
" 1la
L11s-
j. q. Barbour, Clai-lG1- E. g Eulel.e1-
W Hogan, Zen. white, ~. IL aL-E. II
HeasleTr ii. H- u se-T M- e. allL4-. Jas
Conner, II. h. Cannon. o.. y. Ram Ill. O.
ElhutL j. =. allaHzsl ls =. L-e. .. -
Bridges, w, ID. NICK uuey- We j. Cam.
W. L. Anderson, Jas. lll- ply.
The members OF the several comm. .-zaH
WilIrepOrt TO their RESP peetlve ClaLr1lal. VINO
in turn wiz report 20 the Chief Alrs-l-- ana
he wiz dehne their duties. The tzrr
Marshais VIII report 20 the Chief lL llz-ll- f1s
assignment 70 duty. Gentlemen l1Dllu-zr
upon the difeTeUl committees. declining To-
serve, VIII please report VTttlCul d. lay % sslF
member OF tlg Entertain l1a-l Commit za 81
their plac5e may be hIlel, as Lt ls als0lu-al-.
necessary 20 insure q success l1sr The 1l-l-
mitlees su0uld 0e luii and elective.
Tickets Of admission hfsy c-urs ascl. ana
viii be on sale 60 the ditlaEeut book ald Hls
stores. q. u. l0HE5EOH
j, A. LDCU0E.
s. EaL'H EH-
r. T. ENGLISH
C.. "a. 8. LEU MDEU
Committee ON El1lr-aluI1a..
PICNIC PRIVILEGES
Sealed proposals wiz be- re--lvsI for ll-
purchase Of The Bar, C1Ela1-Lsuer-- Eassau.
rant and shooting Gal. arE privileges OF lla
picnic 70 be given uuu5r -le Eusulezs I. rho
COuted crate Relief and j sEurlCal aszlll aL-T-
on Saturday, June ,, no James Paris. E-H
Tuesday, May zJ, ISL " "a. l- which .-l- Che
proposals win be ops ned. Proposals Co be- ll.
dressed 70 the EIts--aLlE5ul Committee
NO z83 Main street, UT
Ledger c0py.I
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BAssETT-The relatives and friends Of
George T. and L. Bassett are 1 invited to at
tend the funeral OF their infant son, GEORGE
+ oBEbT, on Saturday evening, at o'clock
Carriages at their residence, Mil street
Chelsea.
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VIM. DEAN & CO.,
& RETAIL CROCERS


AND DEALERS ~
II Il a .
10000 Tea cgHnisl8Fa Given Away
nURING the rezt sixty days each pur-
u chaser OF o-.e pound or more Of Tee, viii
be presented with q beautiful bronze can
mister, an article both useful aud ornamen-
tal. We invite our old customers and the
public generally to C-II ana examine our
new and choice selection OF
GRO GER TE5
now opening. Among Whicn are Whitaker
& Davis Star Hams and Brs Efast Bacon.
New, New York Factory Cheese
Western Reserve Cheese and Butter.
German and Turkish Prunes.
% packets o. q. Java Coffee.
SHAKER Preserves and JeIues.
FlavOring extracts and 8 full stock Of
canned goods Of all kinds.
ES-Our prices are below competition.
WILLIAM DEAN & CO..
1873 and 1913 ~ Poplar Street,
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IlalIsn sYnnathn for Eranne.

FLORENCE, May 26.-Speakers in
the Italian Parliament to-day ten
dered their sympathy to France in
her suherings.
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Foster, tho Murderer, Wasps too Lals.
NEW YORK, May 26.-FOster was
to-day sentenced to be hung on the
l4th of July. The prisoner was much
affected, articulated that he was
drunk and did not mean to kill Put
nam, and burst into tears.
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Attachment Nntlna.

No. 743 A. DIN the First Circuit Court NJ
shelby County Tennesses.-S. III. VVebb =
Co., vs. r. i. collins.
IN this cause an attachment bqvf-y han
L sued ont under section 8a55 al ne eo5e
and returned into Court, levied upon ~
personal property Of defendant. and aflfdavf1
having been maoe that the defeudn4.f i4 IN
debted to plaintiff Ia the sun of SIio5 ~ a.
count ana that the defendant Is g nuu.resi-
dent OF the SLaIeOf Tennessee.
1t ts therefore ordered thar ne make his
personal appearance herein, before the
Judge Of the First Cireuit Court OF Shelby
county, at the Courthouse in the city oi
Memphis, on the third Monday In sepJem-
D6r next and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, OF the
same viii be proceeded with sXparte. and
that copy Of this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks, in the ~ fem-
phis Appeal.
Done AZ once. this 23d day of Nay, ISL.
D4-We FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
By BARNEY H. CoLEhLAE, Deputy Clerk
Clapp Il MeuZ. Attorneys Tor Plalutim
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RECEIVERS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an order of the Second
d Chancery Court OF Slelr8 County, in the
case OF the First National Bank against Hud-
son and others, and Morse & JJ cslyu end
others. appoiu tinr the underslgDel hecelV-
or, 1 will FprOCseu. TO sell, ON the -Jtn day OF
June next, at No. 2g3 Madison street. the
Ofice furniture, embracing an iron safe
desks, clocks, etc. al. public auction TO the
highest bidder for Oue-third cash IN hand,
one-third in three months and One-t1ird
in six months, tsklug notes with approved
security iOr the deferred payments. sale
between the hours Of 10 and O'cOck on
said 20th day OfJuue 1871. i believe tine title
TO said property is good, as the sale is 70 be
made by the consent OF the parties inter
ested. PAUL r. JONES. Receiver.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May "a 1871. mo
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SOUTHERN
HOOP SKIRT
aHufaCtOrY,
1873 I-2 Main ST.
WASHINGTON.
THAT NOlsELEss.

r INK MOTION, LOCK STITCH, Straight
Il Needle. Bless Sewing Machine. is con-
trOlled by parties who @WfIl stay " True we
have handled other machines % but seeking
the bes', have found it. Agents wanted
everywhere. FRAZER & co,
myii 46 North Court suuare.
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W9SONIC NOTICE.
NOTICE.
ACARD.

MEMPHIS, May %, 1871.
TBvO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN
We hereby certify that we were we'll
acquainted with ". ID. Powell while he was
Deputy Sheriff OF the Criminal Court Of
Shelby County, ami in all Of his official acts,
we toUnd him faithful, active energetic, hon
est and gentIemanly, and in every respect
worthy of trust and confidence.
j. K. Flippin, Judge; B. HorrIgsn,
L. E. Wright, Atty Gent; John Bullock,
". T. Avery, Clerk VS.. j. Adams,
John F, Sale, r. A. Sanford,
j. D. Adams mq7
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TAUTION-All persons are hereby LQle-
u warned aRalnst buYing or trading 4oE q
note eEecuted by u. A. Jenkins % ". Z Der
lin, or order, on 4th March, isili pay yaole y
6ss fsiisd, and payment wiz be resisted
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NASHVILLE.

Is 057: do TO Liverpool, "A, ,9I2; do cOastwise,
IB90 bales. stock g88a bales
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ecM F0RREsT CITY

=. Toolrsonn,7rt dlTecl-say seFeauty
y n v6T i,ske that liaes yoH lose
C-oss and sl03,0OS'; DQl ~, I. Foele le.t,,,,9 -
n1eb better to do tlists snaA as'e-- =
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BRY GOODS

Menken Bros.
GREAT SALE
White Goods
and Linens !
We ara making Sp8CiaI Offerings
THIS WEEK
Victoria Lawns al i8C
Victoria Lawns, 25e,
Victoria Lawns, at 3Oc
ROYAL DRESS LAWNS !
Especially adapted for Ladies Suits,
Check hainsoaka, at lac,
Check EaiRs0eks. at Csc,
Check EainsoOks, at 30e,
White SaiHsooks.
At15, 20 and % cts.
White !aConsfs,
ALL II, 10, % and 25 cts.
White SWisse8,
At12 II, -, % and % eta.
IRISH LINENS!
Warranted pure Linen
and good quality, at 2 IL cts,
better quality, so cts,
fae quality, at 35 cts.
Family LinsBs, Low.
Housewife Linens, Low.
IMPERIAL CAMBRlC q
Anew article Tor Ladies' Skirts. etc.
4a-All goods iu this department REDUCED
THIS WEEKl-za
menken Brothers
MAIN STREET, con. COURT,
AEonaPhI@, Tenn
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-Cotton duil; demand
good: middlfng upland, 155<c. Flour, family
So IS Wheat. choice, 81 50. Corn, csc sheiled.
Oats 32lS Rve. 81 Q5. Provisions generally
are Somewhat firmer, but are In light order
demand. Mess pork Sl6 80. Bacon packed
7@gG9L Ham packed, sugar cured, AZ;
plain BE Lar. tleTces, lie; kegs, l2c. Bulk
meats 81<mSGs 8 Whisky, SO. Leaf to.
bacco. gales- 232 Ogsheads at 1905 for COM
mon Iugs, 5I@6 good iugs, 6HSl7 for low
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 28.-Flour-Extra spring,
is quiet, and weak, at SIS 521S@6 40 Wheat
No. 2, spring, 81 255zgl 22s, Corn, No-z mixed,
lower, closing at 4s5Sc, Rye, No. 2. gz1E993c.
Barley. No b spring, 71c. Highwines, 9Os
Provisions quiet. Mess pork S158l5 so. Lard
lOaIOJSc Meats quiet; shoulders, SIC; short
ribs, 71Sa55zc; rough sides, 71k@71{c. Hogs
are active. at So 6594 l21ze. Cattle dull, at
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ST. LOUIS, May &.-Flour-The market is
arm; prices unchanged; Superine fall IS sea
s. x, So 2596 40i Xxx, IS so; Wheat, spring,
ter, No. 2, Red. 81 20; strictly choice and
prime, white 81 S09l 50; lots Of winter from
81 59Lgl 71. Corn strong; mixed In bulk,
50853c, choice mixed packed, 60c. Oats
stationary, at 52G52c; In bulk, 57tg5l 9Ze, sack.
Barley declined; No. 2 spring S5S90o. Rye
dull, at S2c. whisky, Sc: Mess pork dull {
order lots. SIG So. Bacon dun, at 61sgs5<@93<c.
HOE clO.ed lnIl 81 an04 IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-13
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
MONDAY, February Is.


SENATE.-Mr. Thurman presented resol1-
tons OF the Legislature OF Ohio requesting that
no more land grants be made by Congress 70
railroad or other corporations; which were read
and laid upon the table.
Mr.. sherman presented . memorial asking
authority from Congress for
TBH CINCINNATI AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Ia construct their road through the State OF
Kentucky, permission 10 do which Is now with
held by reason OF the adverse action Of the
Kentucky State Senate.
Mr.. ;. remarked that he heartily COncurred
in the prayer OF these petitioners, and thought
II there was any occasion when the legislation
and authority or the FEEDER al government nigh;
II was when one state obstipatels placed itself
in the way, and refused permission 10 the
nnrthern and southern people 70 place them
selves in connection By railroad across its ter
ritory.
Nh. Morton gave nstice OF a resolution TO be
offered tomorrow, that the Senate hereafter
meet az N O'Clock.
AT one O'Clock, in accordance with the unani-
nous agreement, the case Of III. Il. Nj. Miller,
Senator elect from Georgia, was taken up.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATTvEs
the call OF States and Territories for bills and
jointresolutions, for references only the follow
ing were introduced and referred a. indicated :.
ment TO the Southern Pacific railroad bill.
Pacific Railroad.
BY MIR. Negley pa: Bill to Incorporate the
Washington and niontown Railroad Company.
By Mr.. Mckenzie CNs.): A bill 10 protect
United States officers III the discharge OF their
duties. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Booker (Va.E A bill for the payment
OF the claims for pensions in the States lately in
rebellion. Claims.
BY Mr.. Cobb IN. CO Bill to protect the
loyal and peaceable citizens Of the South. The
bill was referred TO the Reconstruction Com
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Italy Appreprissins the Peres LIbrs.

fLoRnNCH, Feb. B.-The Italian Parliament
hss by TIE adop Ion OF q resolution declared n
hbFaTy and galleries OF tie Vatican nsflsas
property. The measure vas Objected 20 by "a 9
ministry, and vas carried against their oPposi
ton.
European Demonstrations IN favsr
Of the People.
FIoRxNCB, Feb. LII is reported mat de-
nonsirstons m favor or the Pore, are in pre-
paIaiioD in various paTtso OF Europe. 80
Beath Of Alice Cary.
NEW YORK. Feb. iS.-Alise Cary lied yes.e-
day, aged 81. She will be buried te-fSorryTv
irom the Church Of tie STRANGER.
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= LONDON, Feh.s Bs-Ihe 0uDsrda seeSmship
cuba, which called fron kiveRpoa on Sasurusy.
VI New York took 9af anQRg her spassengers
bernard md viscodnt Goas1ic, II. S,s ;Ssos
high commission Tor the. ssttlsussst q. the
fishery Il0tien befnoeA Great Bfifss a Add the
other claims Of the United States upon Great
: Britain. The conmhsi0nefs are Accompanied
by number Of diplomatic Attendants 'fs
q ohspWreek and LoD 81 81 Ayes.
LONDON, Feb. k.~A dispsteh from Bombxv
bound eQr Bembsy, foandered I'm q cyciope in
The indsan Ocean, and ffty three lives we're
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