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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-02
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LAWS OR THE UNITED STATES.

s11, AM vvI{tShhlh ttblityy days nom the jpsaa..st II
ma rrsolItion make application thesefoy1n writing
TO the collector or thc port at which such merehan.
die arrived, % .li, -5..a .,Nr .i.SXilLy
ri ia hereby further amended BY insertingthe word
herein" ini the rtvants.nrst section thereof BE-
tween the words = othergise" AMI provided, -
Wherever inc said words occur together In the said
..etion and this amendment shall take effect from
and afsr January nrst eighteen hunircd and sew.
enty one. - .FJ-f f.-
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I Approved July !. is7o.l

AN ACT In relation TO certain unsoid land In the
counties Of Porter and Lake. In the State OF Ind.
ana ~ - ~. w.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-02

BE IL resoired BY ihe Senate and House o. Represent-
diirss u the Csited SKATES Of Antsried IN Congress
dsssIaLlsd. .s.Hr LE.. No. 90 rH.
That the third section Of the Act approved July
hftecnth. eighteen hundred anu seventy, 10 pro-
vide for the compensation Of grand and petit Jurors
Ia the Circuit and District Courts OF the United
Star-s. AMI for other purposes" be. and the same Is
hereby repealed; the said section having been ell
rolled by mistake "-H .a
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IPublIc-No. La
IFubIIC-NO. MI
AN ACT 10 annul a portion Of u certain statute Of
the Territory Of New Mexico. and for other pur.

49,
the Territory Of New Mexico. and for other pur.
poses.
That the following rccltci portion OF a statute Of
the Territory OF New Mexico, approved February
second. eighteen hundred AMI sixty-tive. viz: And
no writ OF execution shall on any account be exc
cGted ON the real estatcO any person. II there BE- no
mortgage made by the husband aud wife owning the
said property. and the mortgage must have been eN-
ecutel with all the fOrmalltlcs required by law" be,
AMI the same Is hereby diSlpprYved AMI declared
null AMI void pcoylded. that there shall be exempt
from levy and forced sale under any process or order
from any court OF law or equity In SAID Territory the
lot or parcel OF ground and the buildings thereon &C.
cupied Is q residence ami owned by the debtor, be-
lng a householder AMI having u family. to the value
Of one thousand dollars. And II. In the opinion OF
the creditors. the premises claimed BY such debtor
a. cNcmp, are worth more than one thousand dol
lars. thun u shall be lawful for the officer to adv,r.
tlss ami sell the said premises. aud out OF the pro-
ceeds % such sale 10 pay such execution debtor the
said sum OF one thousand dollars, which shall be eX-
empt from execution for one year thereafter, AMI
apply the balance on said execution; and provided
further. that no sale shall he made unless a greater
sum than one thousand dollars shall be bid for said
NIL Fl. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-02

JOINT RESOLUTION to extend the benefit Of the
Act establishing the National Asylum for disabled
volunteer soldiers TO the disabled soldiers aud sail.
ors Of the war OF eighteen hundred and tw elye
aud the Mexican war,
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Approved February i6, Is7i.

RESOLUTION for the relief or Lieutenant Com.
mander John N. Quackenbush.
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PRATT,S NEW LEE!

Cures DrOpsy, Chr mic and ~Inflammatory
Rheumatism, LIVER Complaint, Piles and Dys-
pcpsia. Beware Of harsh nauscating compounds
that wcakcn and cOnstlpate the rystcm.
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R,,oired by the Senate aud House Of Representatives
Of ths DATED States Of Aaericd "a Congress as
EembleR,
l. authorized, by and with the advise ladyicel and
consent Of the Senate. to appoint Ensign Benjamin
$. Richards \ master on tho nctlre lSt Of tho navy,
10 date from the tweuty-SiSth day Of March, eigh.
teen hundred and sixty-nlne. with the pay Of that
lralc from That date. 4 .II---. ~ ----- LII Z
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Approved July u. 1870,

IPubllc-NO. l6S.I
AN ACT to amend existing laws relating TO informal
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LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
Laws of United States,
PASSED AT IL b. y4rulfI
Thlrd Session of the Xi.Hst Congress
tPUBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY q
fApproved January 10, lSl.l

| AN ACT in relation to certain Territorial Peniten'
tiartes.
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TPublIc ItCNOlutIOn-NO 81
A RESOLUTION to regulate the effect OF a vote OF
the thanks Oi Congress upon promotion In the
Navy.
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[Approved December q. is7o.l

JOINT RESOLUTION to correct an error In the
enrolment Of the law In relation to pay oil urand
and Petit Jurors. ...H ...#.. H..r
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Approved December o.. 1870.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled IAN Act TO re.
duce Internal taxes, and for other purposes" ap.
proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred and
seventy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-02
Approved january q, ISL,

AN ACT for the relief OF Plcrpont Seymour, OF Eas,
Bloomfield, New York,
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PRATT'S NEW LIFE

Cures Sick Headache and all bilious disorders.
and ~fortifes the whole system against discase
In any form. ~
Price. 81 OO-For sale by all Druggists
and Dealers.
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Approved December Is, 1870.

AN ACT granting to the Utah Central Railroad
Company 4 right Of way through the public lands
for the construction OF a railroad and telegraph. 70
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Approved January 10. ls7l.l

A RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration OF
Benjamin s. Richards to the active list OF the
NAVY. #.' sF ....I .
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PRAII,S NEW LEE

Regulates, strengthens and purines, stim.
ulates tho Liver and Kidneys to healthy action.
and keeps tho bowels regular rs clock To
females In complaints incident 10 their rex, 1t IL
Invaluable.
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MEDICAL.
IPRATTpS ABOLITION OIL!
PRATT's ABOLITION OIL!

The Poor Mans Friend, Is applicable to more
! prevalent ailmcnts than any other remedy
81 = In use-a remedy that no family 81
should be without. .r, d. %
.. .r.. .. ... .-....... ~.
PRICE-Smnll, SOC; Large, 81 90.
TT Ask your Druggist for PRATT'S ADO.
LlTION OIL. For ralc by all Druggists and
Dealers.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss
And nil Bronchial Complaints!
TO THE UNFORTUNATELY
NEW REMEDIES - .1- .'
, 2 u.s.. .., 81, T'' . 81. NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENsARY
No. 623 Kenrny street, ...
sMRD

IL in 1854. for the treat.
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Diseases, such as Gonor.
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Ills In all its fOrmI. Seminal
Weakness, ImpOtency. etc.
Skin diseases OF gears stand
Ing, and Ulcered Legs, etc.,
successfully treated.
mn GInnnN hoa tho
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n, q ,naeted by the Senate and House o., RepresSst-
Dss-.. - a. Inn FL Sate. 81 IAsriea 90 loAlreIs
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RULOFF
Ho Hangs to-day at N0oa. How He lakes
if, and the Mob that Would See It.

NEW YORK, May IA special
dispatch from Elmira, last evening,
says the approaching fate Of the muir
derer RulOff has set the public there
into a frenzy Of excitement, and
scarcely anything else is heard in
conversation, and the fact that but
twelve persons, provided for by law,
are permitted to witness the eXecu-
ton, causes a good deal of unworthy
emulation for the place in the narrow
court yard and small jail where
the gallOws il being erected. The
morbid infection has even extended
to the female sex.
RulOffs attorney served notice on
the district attorney last Friday that
the argument would be made this
week before the Governor for the
Communication Of RulOf 3 sentence
solely on the ground of opposition to
capital punishment, and the attorney
said he would be provided with pc
titiOns numerOusly signed by infiuen-
tial men of New York and elsewhere,
setting forth good reasons why the
sentence should be commuted. A
copy OF the notice was inCIOsed, and
Attorney General Becker came to
New York city on Saturday to pre-
pare his papers, and the petitions
were sent to the Governor by mail
In conversation on the the subject
Of the Communication of his sentence,
on Friday, RulOff said there was no
hope for him even if the Governor
should commute his sentence. He
did not believe he could get out of
BinghamtOn alive, as every hand was
arrayed against him since his arrest,
and he could not escape very easily
from the people ;but the Governor posi-
lively refused to interfere in. the case,
and the execution will take place to-
morrow,
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PARIS.

! PARIS, May 1.-THE column In
Place VandOme fell in three pieces, and
the square in which il stood will
hencefOrth be known as the place OF
the luternatiOnale Commune.
The public safety has decreed that
] the association the of CivilCOmmissiOn
| ers with the generals of the Com
mune in order, it is said, to prevent
all danger of Dictatorship.
NM. Barger and Darava are assO-
ciated in the command with General
DOmbrOmski, M JOhannam with Gen
eral Cecilia and NJ. DeSOtO with Sen
eral DOmbrowski. All trains leaving
Paris are carefully examined, and
! owners Of petroleum are ordered to
report to the Commune.
The Parisians still hold Fort Mont
rouge. Fort Vauvres is unOccupied.
NJ. Louis Blanc will 90 to America
after the termination of the sessions of
the As embly.
The leading newspapers in Paris
! have been suppressed.
] Several persons were injured by the
! fail of column of the Veudome.
! The Versaillist parallels have been
advanced until they are only one
hundred metres from the ramparts Of
| Paris. The troops that are intrenched
are greatly disturbed by the fire Of
| the insurgents, and as many as thirty
of them were killed in one night.
An important minority OF the Com
mune have protested against the con-
tinued existence OF the Safety Com
mittee.
Fort MOntrogue has been taken.
The Republican delegates have pre-
sented a motion tor the appointment
Of Theirs to the Presidency OF the
Republic for two years.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Standards
special SAYS the Versaillists will prob
ably carry the city tonight; also
that the Communists are leaving in
dism8y.
PARIS, May l7.-Cuseret advises
the Commission of Safety to cause the
erection of barracks in Place De La
Toile, Place De Rome and Place
De Eglan; of a second line OF defen-
sive works from Passy gate to Gren-
uel bridge, and Of third line from
POnt De La COncOrde to POnt De La
st. Ouen.
PARIS, May 1.-THE Auteuil and
Versailles gates OfParis have been de-
stTOyed by bOmbardment, and the
neighbOring bastions are silent under
a terrible fire. Issy is now in the
hands Of the Versailles troops, who
hombarded Petit Vanvers, Grenelle
and Point du Jour. The latter posi-
tiOn is untenable. 1t is believed that
the Nersaillists are undermining the
walls near Meutte gate. DissensiOns
continue among the Commissioners Of
the Commune.
PARIS, May 1f.-There was a tre-
nendOus scene at the falling of a
column Of the Nendome yesterday
afternoon. The fall was announced
for , O'Clock, and all the balUstrades
in the Place VendOme were thrOnged
with ladies.
The Rues de la Paix and CastigliOni
were crowded. Three bands Of music
arrived while the wOrkmen were en-
gagged in shipping the base column.
NJ. Abadi next arrived and inspected
the windlas. The excitement was
intense.
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KU-KLUX.
A Fearful Story from SeBth esFolIna-A
Government Ct Thieves Be.
comes lHtolerablB.
The PesBls Nay Prefer BsyoHsl Rule to that
Of Sayagss ard KBayes.

New YORK, May IA TT-i6lm,
special from Columbia, S. c., saws that 3
party Of one hundred Ku Klux visited
Newbury Court House Sunday night
for the purpose Of killing the Republi
can county officers. They surrounded
the house Of Simon Young, cOlOred
chairman OF the board OF county com.
missiOners, and threw tUTpentiue
balls into the bedroom Of the house
and fred a vOlley through the win.
dow, shooting YOung's wife in the
back and her child through the thigh
They then forced open the door, and
as they entered Young fired upon the
foremost, WOunding him severely, and
then jumped through the window and
ran, receiving two wounds, but max
ing his escape from the KU-KluX and
went to the house of Justice Long and
David Hailslock, another county com
missioner, who seCreted themselves
and escaped.
The Probate Judge was warned the
night before, and left town. The
WOUnde1 Ku-KIux was taken off in a
buggy and left at a house four miles
from town, where he was discovered
yesterday by the Sheriff, arrested and
found to be a man named Faulkner,
well known in Newbury. He is now
in Jail, but viii probably be rescued
by his comrades tonight. The Re
publiCans in Columbia are determined
TO make this a test case under the KU-
kluE law Of Congress, and will en-
deavOT to have a United States war
rant Issued for Faulkner, and the
Marshal with a squad Of soldiers sent
10 bring him here for trial i'm the Fed
ersl Court. 1t is believed if this is
done, he viii give evidence impli-
eating the other outlaws with whom
he acIed.
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EDGAR THOMPSON.
6 audsst Railroad Scheme Of the Ag5-
IIm Fisk, Vanderbilt. Drew and the
Rsst sibk int0 lssiqnlfOsnGs.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-Papers
are being drawn up here to-day seCur-
ing the most extensive and powerful
railroad combination ever attempted
In the world. 1t includes the Penn
sylvania Central and connections
from the seabOard to the Union Pacific
terminus at Ogden, Utah, and on this
side Of California the Pacific mot Cen
tral Pacific but the NaiagO OppOsitiOn)
line, which will be extended north to
Goose lake, Oregon and connecting
with the Oregon railroad, thence to
Portland, and possibly to Puget
Sound, tuence to Christmas lakes,
thence eastward along the south side
OF Snake river, in South Idaho, 10
some point of connection with the
Union Pacific at or eastward Of Ore
gOn. This route will avoid the heavy
grades over the Sierra Nevada, being
complete and continuous line from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, indepen-
dent OF the Central Pacific. 1t will
be constructed Immediately, all the
capital having been secured in Eu-
rope for the entire work. The subsi-
dies asked were that the work be COM
menCed within two months with all
the force that can be placed upon it,
This is not public here yet, but may
be relied on as substantially correct.
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GREELEY.
The Old White Coated Philosopher Ia New
Orleans,

From the New Orleans Picayuus1
The venerable editor OF the New
York Tribune arrived in cur city at a
quarter past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. He came over the Jack
son railroad, and from ManChaC by
way of Lake POntchartrain. Previ-
GUS TO leaving New York, an invita-
ton reached him from Messrs. Riv-
ers, Foley d. Co., the public spirited
prOpriet0rs Of the st. Charles Hotel,
rendering him the hOspitalities OF
their house. Accepting this thought
ful courtesy in the same friendly spirit
in which it was rendered, Mr.. Greeley
accordingly put up at the st. Charles
Hotel. A splendid suite Of rooms
apartments E and + comprising three
rooms, on what is known as the letter
floor Of the St. Charles HOtel-had
been reserved for him, and ne is OCcu-
pying these apartments now.
Mr.. Greeley was accompanied by
Messrs. +. A. Merritt and Chas. StOrr,
Of New York.
Soon after his arrival a number of
gentlemen called on him, and though
apparently faigued by his trip, he
chstted cheerfUlly with all his vis-
itOrs.
In the evening Mr.. Greedy attended
the performance at the French Opera
House, whittier be went ln company
with his iellOW-travelers, Messrs Mer-
ritt and SIOTr.
For TO day, Mr.. Greeley has accepted
an invitation from DR.. Ngye5 TO sc-
company him on an excursion TO the
Mexican Gulf ship Canal. After
having inspected this embryo canal,
ne will, in company with messrs. J.
III. Sypher, Oglesby, Lawrence, John
son, Sheldon, Ong, Casey and several
Others, 20 down the coast 10 visit Mr..
LaWrenCe's sugar plantation. He will
there have an opportunity to see
steam ploW working; and who knows
but that he may find there the person
to whom he proposes to dedicate his
recent work, Z" What I Know About
Farming" -four memory serves US
rightly, this dedication reads as fol-
lows: {" To the man who first invents
a successful steam piOW-sUccpssful in
point Of labor saving and economy"
On Wednesday morning Mr.. Greeley
viii resume his trip TO Texas.
We trust that the briei stay Of our
esteemed cotemporary in the Cres-
cent City will prove a pleasant episode
in his excursion TO the Southwest, and
we may be permitted TO express the
hope that his s0jyurn In our sister
State of Texas, whittier he goes for
the special purpose Of delivering the
opening address at the State Fair at
Houston On the Z2d inst. will DO much
tOWarl cha ging any opinions which
may still inger ln his mind, prejU-
diClal to the south.
We are glad that so eminent q rep
resentative man as Horace Greeley
has come among US. We want the
honest men Of the Republican party
those who are Republicans upon
princiDle-tO see for themselves, and
10 satisfy themselves as to the true
state Of affairs IN the Southern States.
We extend 20 Mr.. Greeley a cordial
81
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age tax. VIII publich the hrst in our
issue tomorrow for the benefit of our
river friends.
passenger and general ticket agent, has
received the appointment as ticket agent
Of the National Steamship Line. He is
also ticket agent of the Arkansas and
White rivers line, St. Louis and New Or
leans packets, New Orleans and Red river,
Ouachita packet company and Galveston
Steamship Company.
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Joe Csburn asd Mace.

NEW YORK, May l7.-JOe Coburn
and friends assembled at the Clipper
Office to-day, with a view to arraBg-
ing an early meeting with Mace at
some other place than Kansas City.
Mace was not present, nor any of his
friends, except Harry Hill. The lat
Ter showed a letter from some ViT-
ginia official, guaranteeing an unin-
terrupted combat. Coburn pat in a
claim for stakes.
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FEARFUL LOSS.
Thieves Go fer Adams Express Company

COLUMBUS, OHIO, May l6.-The
Adams Express office at Columbus,
Ohio was entered by burglars yester-
day morning, between two and three
O'Clock. Two men, who slept in the
Office, were dragged, and two safes
were opened. Between $4,000 and
$4,000 iu current funds were taken
therefrOm. No clue to the thieves.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTInN s 3 KnlGHTs

VOU are hereby ordered to appear, in O
4 FULL DRESS, a special cOuclavs w
OF Cyreue COmmsudeTy, No. g. this/VN
THURSDAY evening at Asylum. No. Z04
Front street, at o'clock, for the purpose
OF celebrating Ascension Day, in conformity
with the rules Of the order.
Services at Calvary Church. at 4 pm, by
Sir Knight Rev DR.. Wheat, assisted by Sir
Knight Rev. Dr.. George " hfte, PreI ate.
Visiting Sir Knights cOurteOusly invited to
JON with US.
BY command GEO. MELLEESH, e. o.
I. J. BARCHUs, Recorder. myIs
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TELEGRAMS.
Mrs. Lincoln and "Tad" are in Chi.

Mrs. Lincoln and "Tad" are in Chi.
cagO.
Mary Moore and two boys and a
Catholic church we're destroyed yes
terday by the tempest in Chicago.
The trial for the second bigamy
case Of @. @. Bowen, of South Caro-.
lima, is set for Tuesday next.
Symont Powell, Of New Castle. In.
diana, has been appointed Supervisor
OF Internal Revenue in that State.
A bill has been introduced in the
House that the delegates for the terri
tory Of Columbia extend to females to
have a right TO vote and hold office.
A fellow named Coney Ku-Kluxed
two men yesterday, at st. Paul.
named Witheron and Stephens-the
latter killed, the former mortalIv
wounded.
Yesterday the President transmit
ted to the Senate the nomination of
Edwin o. Stanton, son of She lafe
Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of the
Treasury, District Of Columbia.
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brown 8 dIeFimn and Humea 8 POstoR, att'ya.
mY5
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D0N0H0 & BULKLEY,
Land and Emigration Agency
Removed to elegant quarters In the
basement
Insurance Building, 80 Madison ST.,
And cordially invite the public to an lnspec-
tiOD OF their ONCE and 5alesroom.

IN addition 70 their extensive Registry of
Z Real Estate OF PRIVATE BALES, they
will at an early announcement, inaugurate
q systematic and legitimate CATALOGUE
AUCTION SALE Of City aud suburban Lots
Farms and UuimprOved Lands at their
Baiesrooms. They now control and have for
sale, over 1000 city and suburban lots, and
nearly 5000 900 acres Of lands IN Tennessee.
Alabama, Mississippi and arkansas.
~ European ELCnanEe and Through Pas
sage Tickets 20 and from all EurOpean ports
and Mem phis. DUNOHO & BULELEY,
mylg 50 Madison street,
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DISSOLUTION

- Tho partnership, under the name ana
style Of Brooks & LaWhorn. wss this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. Either parry
may receipt for debts due the firm. j. M
Brooks assuming all the Liabilities against
the firm, who VIII still continue the business
as heretofore, 10 his own name.
L. LAWHORN
myL3 J. NJ. BEJJKA
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The weather yesterday was warm and
sultry. The river here rose 9 inches in the
past "A hours up to 8 p m, and is now 8
feet inches below high water mark. At
Cairo the river rose 2 inches; at st. Louis
i5 was falling slowly, but will be rising by
to-day, from the effects OF the rise out of
the Missouri. The Ohio is falling rapidly
from PittsbuTg TO Evansville. Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers are receding
White river is declining steadily. The
Arkansas river declined inches yester-
day. There was a fair amount of business
doing on the wharf yesterday, with good
list of arrivals and departures. Cotton
shipments were fair
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Mrs. Sherman, wife Of General
Sherman, Mrs. Dahlgren, Mrs. Cath
crime 4. Beecher, and other ladies Of
prominence, are industTiOUsly en-
gagged, through the proper agencies,
IN procuring signatures to petition
Congress protesting against the eX-
l tension Of suffrage 10 women. In
iurtherance Of their object a monthly
I paper, called True Woman, is pub
lshed at Baltimore, under their aus
I pices.
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MASnNIc NOTICE

= UREKA COUNCIL, No. GA MEET Q
II ing OF this Council win be held this ~
CfHURSDAY) evening, 18th inst, at S/VN
o'clock. Important business, such as adop-
ttOn Of revised bylaws, ETC., will come be-
fore the Council
Members and transient r. and g. NJ. 3 are
requested to attend
By order Of d. B. FORSTER, T. I. q. NJ.
Attest: Q. a. MYERS, Recorder. myIs