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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

Aman Jue
Alexar de4 Nj
/ Allen J
Alders Michael
| Amber Samuel
Allison L G
AtkinsOn Johu \.
Apo Chinee
! Armstrong John
1 Anderson Joseph
Almond J Il
Andrew L
Anguera } III
Brang Mr.
Ballinger John
Baumgartuer e
Ballon L.
I Bastrop George
I Basset n
Bartlett M
Blackmore Henry
Black Henry
Baldwin D
Bayley Georges
Bradley John
Braun Henry
Branper Hector n
Brabazor John II
Bradley NJ !
Brennan Hugh
! Beohler J 4
Bergen J Z
! Becker Marx
Boyle C
Beck T J and A :
Breedloye Horace
Berg s
Benjamin g
Beele r G
Bellevue Elpbages
Bridewe,i L .
Byers E NJ
BOugLmaE 4 W
Bourg Mir
Benton, Smith 1 CO
Boyd Eaw Is
Eonnabel A
Bougere a NJ
Bostick Wallace
BOnfOId Mr.
Burnside James
Buttner julius
Buecbel A
Burkant W "
Blshlow Mr.
burke I1CDld5
Burke Henry
BoutureiIa Joseph
Brown J Lewis
Baker p II
Baker Thomas
Clarke James L
Clarke j }
Carter .Hannibas
CaddsOn Joseph
Clavier Harry J
Cahst James
Calendar Sidney i
thalmer Nj p
Cragln Samue.
Callamore N ~.
Carter Archer
Charbonnet Joe
Chadwick John G
Clancy David
Chamberlain f q
Cesare G E
Clenvenus " T
Chlldress Berlin
Crippen F
Conlon Stephen
COuret D 8
Cole Charley
Cohen s
COmst0ck J A
COttIell 30 bert 4
Cazenave p
Cochran & Brothers
COnrey Charles "
C0rnog AW
COwarden S
Conner David
COnaughton P "
Coulon Stephen
Cummins T DR.
Davidson Isid
DAquin Adolph0
Drick J
Davenport John 3
Daniel Stephen J
Delaney E
Beverages II
Delmas John 7
De CarnO Antonio
De Lassus d Ed
Dickerson z .
Dovillier Rolf
Doyle Barney
Dr0uet Edward
Dos Ings
Donalive Simon
DOlliburv V s
Donaldson W S Dr.
Dupre Louis A
Duffy William
Dunand Eng H
Dunwell FeOrge O
Eagana J Y
Evans William 3
Easton stephen u
Egleisa F
Everett George
Espry G Z
Eten 4 D
kustis Newton
Ellsworth Ollvee
Frather J F
Plandry Sabain
Fadely J NJ
Frantz Geo
Francis John "
Feimour & C
Fernald Geo p
FernAndez 2 L
Field ner Heney
I 4
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LIST OF LETTERS
kemaiuine ia the New Orleans Postof1ce

NeW Orleans Posfo01c I
4, 1875.
lys from 10 A. II. TO ~ NJ
lese letters will please ga,
date.
-, list.
Lamb Sefinia Mrs.
Lailoque Emelie Mrs
Laudumisy J
Lamzyer Il p Mrs.
Lee Mrs
Lee Kate Miss
Little John Mary
Lezeberth Mrs
LOftus Ellen Miss
London Francis Mrs
Long Rosa Miss or Mrs
Lossin Magdelena
Meeham Rumia Miss
Maadee Rachael Miss
Manuel Jaubert & Mira
II lrrion Mrs
Mairens P A Miss
Maltbey Mary } Mrs
Macklin Susan 5 MGs
Myers Mary J Mia
Matteison CS
Nurrell Sarah Mrs
Noise Mrs
Monroe Ella Mrs
Monroe lizzie Hiss
MOren Rose Miss
Murphy Nellie Miss
Alurrell Permelia Mrs
tic DivitC NJ Try Anne MIRA
MeMoline G Miss
Mcdonald Mary Miss
Mcfarland Mary Mrs
Naute Charlotte Miss
Norton Mrs
O'Brien Miss
O'Rourke Charles 4 SIR
Pradal z B Miss
Pascoe Rosa L NJ jss
Pratt Maria J MIA
alham Maine
PardO Marceline Mrs
Penuing ton FredOnia Mrs
Pissine Mary Mrs
Pister Virginia Mrs
Pickehs Irene Miss
Pias Estelle Miss
Pumpell, K D MIRA
ProveIsal Mary
Pease Their. sa Mrs
Ray Amanda h Miss
Rochester J N Mrs
Richards l. G Mira
Ro-s Alice Miss
kowen klizabetl,
Ross Sal!ie H Miss
Ross Sarah Ms
Ruff Betty Mrs
Ryan Anne Miss
Stanton HELEN o Mrs
swan Gphelia Miss
at,nde kosa Ann Mrs
Snapper SalOma Mrs
SandiOrd Mime
Saunders Jane Mrs
Seibles Cornelia Miss
Sherwood Belle Miss
Sherrer Frances Miss
Stevens NJ Z Miss
Schmilt Olielia Mrs
Spence Molle Miss
Stewart Anuie Miss
Seiles Caroline Mrs
Smith Maggie Miss
Skill ems NJ Mrs
Smith 8 A Miss
SIN tn ki.Za Mrs
Smith Easter Mrs
Stiller Nancy Mira
Ski,Iman + Mrs
Smith Amy Miss
S tty Bridget Mrs
Schunkel Emma Mrs
Stone Charlotte Mrs
SOmpay rel MaIze!ie Miss
Snow s f Mrs
Sutey Anna Mrs
Trezmoul Mrs
Tire udeau Enma Miss
Tyerena J A Mrs
Taylor Maria Mrs
Treay James Mrs
ToOn II Mrs
Thompson Maria Miss
Todd Gel a Mrs
Thomas Mary Miss
Thompson Z S Miss
I thompson Charles q Mrs
TOwnsonn LOrenia Mrs
TNrner Mary Miss
Turner A Mrs
WagnOn L J Mrs :
Walton Sarah Mrs
Weaver Elizabe h n
Watt Harriet L Mrs
Walker Maria H Mira
West Mary Jane Miss
Welsh Thomas Mrs
Weisheimer II H Mrs
Weaver Henry Mrs
Woodruff Rosa Miss
Williams Caroline Mrs
Williams Madge Mrs
Winthefhalder Mrs
Wilson Moliie Mrs
White Lizzie Miss
Wise Allie Mrs
White Virginia Mrs f.!
White Allie Miss
Woodruff J 3 Mrs
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish US the fol
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bundling drayage and commission have to
be added:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

| cent p annum; AL do at 10 a H. and second
grade at l5Gl8. First class mortgages
! still rule at 9010 y cent = annum, while
second grade are entirely nominal.
sEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Ciearinss. Balances
! Ju,y 3:...:........;.... 1885 233 6. ele..los 9.
Same time I'm. last week.. 80 1871 g.
Total week before....... 1885, a37 o. 166 Gag 81
We are indebted to Mr. l. n. MAYNARD.
manager Of the New Orleans Ciearing
House, for the following report of the con.
dition o. the associated banks at the close
Of business. Friday. July 2:
RESOURCES.
specie ei6s $50 g
CurreaCy.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.445 095 10
Clearing House exchanges. s3S.233 Ga
Cheeks on other local banks and
Dome and foreign exchanse: Isl 9s s ss
Due from distant b snks and bdnkers. 1865 9O5 SO
Loans aad discounts 1922 42l 80
Other cash asssts.... 7O37,l52 20
So. eg.. 253 O5
LIABILITIES.
Circulation. Observation-Disclosures. e. $50 s9s 50
Deposlts.. IL 931 1893 So
Due distant bauks and hankers....... 1907 700 "a
other CASH Liabilities. 1888 9I7 AZ
1ota:..................... SIT ,ao9 s2s -
Increase. Decrease
currency .-.................... $1,000
Loans: ......................... $t3J 900 ......
Uepo5lls. ....... ...... 10000
Gold opened at II. 0ll7a, against ll7ls
at New York, and after limited business
closed at the opening rates in both mar.
kets. The sales summed up $27 900, EN-.
bracing 5000 at III: SIS, 900 at ll7is. and
$4,000 and $4,000 at MA.
No sales OF silver were reported. American
halt dollars were still quoted at lO9 lO9le.
and Mexican dollars at SO 093k gold.
The supply of foreign exchange being re.
strieted by the limited movement in cotton.
the only sale reported in sterling was fi5OO
AL clear at S. 6S. and nothing was re.
ported IN francs.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted nj
IS G71s @ 6o12 for bill Of lading and All
clear. and -@$5 - for bank, and francs
at AS a i.432. for commercial and 4.4O for
bank.
Nothing was reported in stocks, in which
we have no rev feature 70 notice.
City bonds were still quoted at 81 for new
currency seven per cent?, and 35 for gold
bearing seven PEI cents. but Wa did not
hear OF a sale.
Under little botte. demand new State
consolidated sewers advanced about u o.
cent, being quoted at the close at 5Oh
The sales included 200 at 1914. $4,000 at
50. and $4,000 and $4,000 at 5OA.
n othiDg was reported in CITY ecrip.
Issues OF 1874 were still quoted at 80 SO. |
Metropolitan Police warrants are appar.
entity without any movement, but being in
few hands, are still quoted at -065.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in State warrants.
Issues OF 1874 were still quoted at 80 q Al:
1873 and previous years. fundable, a. $50
80. and do. not fundable. at -029.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
EXPORTS.

NEW fORK-Steamship Hudson-537 bales cot
ton s! bales hemp 255 bales 81 bales wool lGJ
bags wool ll9 bales hides and skins 2203 drv hides
S2 pigs lead 10 hhds tobacco 4Jl bales coffee go
hbls molas $50 bbs rice so bb.s oil 1913 bdls hides
2o00 empty barrels zoos slaves
PHILADELPHIA VIA Notwithstanding Ju.
niata-For Phlladephia-35 bales cotton 1877 bales
wool 6l bags wool 480 railroad wheels pkgs cigars
70 SKIS cotton seed mes 800 kegs nails go hhds bono
black hhds horns l3s bbls crude clay 10 sks fer.
tiIzers IL bales moss leo empty ale pkgs so pkgs
sundries For Havana-1l25 bbs -four $50 SKIS fionr
oo bbls GREASE 50 bbls hams $40 SKIS corn 200 empty
hhds pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Steamship Lizzie-2OO bbls four 2s
half bbs flour 20 bbs pork Is bbls bread 10 bbls su.
gar 40 sks corn 10 bags coffee Is SKIS oats 50 aka
bran cks bacon tcs Lard 10 bales hay so SKIS pota
tOes' r~''
PENSACOLA-Steamer Amite-30O SKIS corn 20,
axis peas i4 axis oats 10 bags coffee 10 sks bran 200
bbls hour a half bbs -four ~ bbls whisky IA bbs
sugar 10 bbs rice cks bacon 4hhds sugar 227 pkr.
eundres ' RAeD
PENSACOLA Schooner Mary Emly-50O aka corn
100 SKIS oats so SKIS bran 20 bbis potatoes SO bbls
ions bbls whisky 100 bbls -four bbls oil s bales
hay bags coffee Al pkgs sundries
SAINT MARKS-SlOOp q W Diil-2l4 hhl. Aour a6
Dois pork bble whisky bbls molasses tcs meat
cks meat Is SKIS bran 7N SKIS corn 100 sks OATS s
Dag: conee - SKIS peas 100 bdls iron ties SIS pkgs
,,APALACHICOLA-Sloop Bonita-2s bbs -four
pDls crac bbls pork ties meat bbls sugar 3
Gags c0nee 30 SKIS salt 70 sks corn 62 pkgs mdso
CEIIE-Br1g Catarina-28874 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
IMPORTS.

mdse a''~
MARSElLLES-Bark Epea-2750 baskets oil 400
cases oil l65 wine $50 cks wine $500 cases YER
mouth 600 cases soap wa
BORDEAUX-Bark St Geneyieye-l8as cks u;n.
1889 cases wine 100 cases bTandr 80 cks brandy 80
cks vinegar 200 vinegar 165 cases eardnes 2s5
Cases absinthe 49,
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OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBsKRrHR,,
New Orleans, July 3. 1873. !
Tho following is the report of the weather
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

observation-disclosures B Bryarly-23 bale,
cotton 228 head cattle aud sundries
LOWER COAST.Steamer Rice Farmer-23 bbis
rice 10 SKIS rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer lib Mia-Sun5ries
LOWkR COAST-Steamer Oriole-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
nORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
July 3a4 bbls molasses 200 bills beef Is half bbls
beef &9l00 in specie 1913 head cattle and eundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Jnlv
3Il5S oales cotton bales wool 1887 pcs bulk meat
% Dxs soap rs pkgs tobacco and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Jn,v
~ hhds ~ gar and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO Rail.
noAD' July 3-a6 bales cotton and sundries
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BELOW-COMING Up

Schooner NJ Peters, York, from Boston, 10 master
AT QUARANTINE STATION.
Steamship Tappahannock Pendleton, from Havana
via Florida ports. to Roberts
OUTSIDE-wAITING ORDERS.
Snip CITY of Lahore, Greenhorn, from Eemers-,
May -, to master
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship knickerbOcker, Kemble from New gars
goth ultimo. to Moulton-2d districts
STEAMBoATs.
Bryarly. Scovell. from Shreveport
Oriole, OPry, from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coay.
iberia, Morse, from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. II. TO IL NJ
Pc. sons calling feH these letters will please SAY
ADVERTISED and give date.
LADIES, List.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, !,
SunGaT, July 4. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Juniata. Catharne. for PHILADELPHIA sia
Havana
Steamship Hudson, eager for New York
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. fer Pensacola
Italian brig Catsrins. Casella for Cette
Schooner Mary Emily, Kruger. for Pensaceis
Schooner g W Dill Holden for Saint Marks
Slcop Bonita, Messina, for Apalachicola
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sEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We Gt5 lNUtUtEN 10 AT. I. N. MAYNARD,
manager of the New Orleans Clearing
House, for the following report of the con,
dition o. the associated banks at the close
Of business. Friday. July 2:
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MONETARY AID COMMERCIAL

JOHN VI. G. PARKER. Postmaster.
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"a latitude IL ., yDutvUI zap. The BOAT had
two lite prese1vers and cask OF water.
Yellow Fever at keS West.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-24
All About the Indiana Liquor Law.

INDIANAPOLIS, January % This
forenoon Judge Perkins, of the superior
court bench, filed lengthy opinion in
over forty liquor cases and appealed to
his court from the board of county COM
missioners, and the result is that the
county anditor is decided to issue each
of the applicants license for the retail
ing of liquor. In this opinion Judge
Perkins rules: First, that it Is not
necessary the petition should contain
signatures OF those who actually voted
at the election, but rather a majority of
the actual voters in the ward; second,
that there was no evidence before him
that the applicants treated the signers
to sign their petition as an inducement
or bribery for such signers, although it
was shown that the signers had been
treated after such signatures had been
made; third, the statute provides no
particular form, but gives in substance
what it shall be. The form objected to
and on which applications were refused
by the commissioners, was prepared
under the supervision Of the county
and previous board granted
licenses thereon: fourth, on the appeal of
Abbot ct al. against a license being
granted to clean up Degraff No. Fay
ette street. The appellants failed to
state that they were agrieved by such a
decision Of the commissioners. Further:
that the affidavit did not disclose such
an interest as the law contemplated,
nor did it show that any injury had been
done appellants in cases of public
nuissnces. 1t appears however much
be may be agrieved by it, still,
il he suffers no injury in person or
other than that which affects
the public generally, he can have no
suit in court. 1t strikes me that the
same rule would apply in this case, and
hence that the affidavit declares no le-
gal interest in appellants authorizing
them to appeal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-24
EST TABIISHED 1910.

WHAT advances the prosperity Of
Memphis promotes the success Of the
APPEAL. Fully appreciatiug this fact,
il has earnestly and zealously supported
every enterprise having for its object the
advancement OF our material interests.
This It will continue % do, and in opPos-
ing tine schemes which have been con-
cccted FOR the purposes Of tsking Mem
pins cut Of the hauds Of the people, II Is
actuated by the same motives which
have induced it 20 labor for every public
enterprise, and time will demonstrate
it's wisdom. We are for retrenchment,
economy and reform. For years We
have commented on the Indebtedness Of
the city; published figures showing our
deplmable condition, aud the necessity
Of doing something to prevent irre;riev-
able bankruptcy. This great and desira-
ble object cannot be accomplished by the
schemes concocted by the Lsbor Union,
tle Peoples Protective union, pr any
other organization which proposes TO
take from the people the right to elect
their officers. Instead Of proposing this,
/. would have been s wiser policy 70 call
the people together in a mass-meeting.
There Is no danger in trusting them.
They viii heartily Join in all needful
rff,rra-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-24
ADDITIONAL NAaKEIS.


NJ " ORLEANS, January 2j-FIoUr-d1un. .
extra, 50 .; treble extra, s. 5Odj IS: choice,
5000 =. Corn dun and lower, b5GSjc. Oats.
hoSO5c. Bran, 81 40. Hay-prime, 81. choice.
s-6 Pork, Sls p. Dry salt meats, Tl4u.Is,
lO4c. Bacon -, III fHllIgc. Hams. lie Iard
-uerce packers, l42c; refined, i5JIc: keg.
lE4c. SugaT-cOmmOn, g. 4H6l.c: fair 10 fully
fair, 6i49714c; prime to choice, 75.asI,c. Mo-
Iasses-common, 55GiOc; fair, I5G5Oc; Jrln- 10
strictly prime, 5i9bOc. Whisky firfner Lou
lSiana, Syc; choice western, 81 OIL C0ffre-
fair 10 prime, lSl4 9l914c Cornmeal, s. co.
NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-Cotton-
mand moderate; sales 1850 bales; prices
easier good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
1914 tgtotsc; low middling TO strict low mid
dliDg, az is5li3<c; middhnE TO strict middlIpU.
li4Sl5i SC; good mtddling 10 mIddling far,
B49l6i.c; receipts, DOS bales; exports to
the continent, so Dales; coastwise. 2al8 bales /:
TO Great Britain, 4Ol9 bales stock, 2l6,Il6 bales
unsold last evening, 1890 bales; on ship
board, lSl, 600 bales.
GALVESTON, January 23.-Cotton quiet;
mlddling, 1916; low mIddling, IL &C; good or
dinary, l4l2c; net receipts, ISS2 bales; exports
to Great Britain, 2O3S bales; sales lOl5 bales
MOBILE, January 2.-COtton weak; mid
ding, 1875; low lniddling, Iigl4lzc; good or
dinary, l53 SC; net receipts q ) BaIeS; exports
-coastwise, l4i9 bales; sale, 100 bales. stock
81, 800 bales.
CHARLESTON, January 23-Colton dull:
middling, lD4C; low middling. IfznI4lsc: !:
good ordinary, l3z9l& &C; net receipts, ~
balesi exports TO the continent, 100 balts; !;
eoastWise, 2O2 bales; sales, coo bales stock,
1888 bales.
SAVANNAH, January 3.-Cotion very
quiet; Iniddllng, l454c; low middliug, l14c;
good ordinary, 1870; net receipts, % bales ex-
ports 10 Gr9at Britain, 6Z19 bales; 20 France,
2Zl2 ha5es; TO the continent Isug bales. coast
Wise, go bales; sales, 1915 bales; stock, 9llg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-24
Nonresident Notice.

No. l574, K, DIN the Second Chancery Cour,
of Shelby county, TenneSsee.-B. p. Ander
son, Commissioner OF Revenue, VS. Mrs
AdaIine n. Meek ct al.
IL appearing from the return of the sheriff
of Shelby county in this cause that the de
fendant, Mrs. Adaline 81. Meek, is not 10 be
found in his county;
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That she make her appearance here
In, at the courthouse OF Shelby county
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in March, $50, and
plead, answer or demur TO compartments
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as To her and set for hearing exParte; and
thai a copy OF this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal. This January y, l575.
A copy-Attest:
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Crabtree Belch6T, u. &. and NJ.
John Johnston, sol. for compHt. Ja24 su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-24
Nnn.ResidenL Notice.

No. 1872, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of shelby county, Tennessee.-B. =. Ander-
SON. Commissioner Of Revenue, VS. VIM
Star Clark, Mrs. Eliza Clark, el al.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn n
in this cause that the defendants Vim So
Clark and Miss Eliza Clark, are nonresident
of the state of Tennessee; -
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their annaar,ncS
herein, at the courthouse of SheIby eonniv
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or he
fore the nrst Monday in March, ISIS -
PI PleasSa, aS answer & qE femur TO complalnsnfs bii
theIn, and get for hearinS aSnarJa 'eseo as 'S
copy OIL TINS order 70 published once a wee Week
Nal TbtSs se~.Ive weeks, in the Memphis AID
peal 10 January q, lS55
= copy-Attest:
N, ID. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master
BY Crabtree Rslcher, Deputy &. and NJ
John Johnston, sol. for complr. ja24 su
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WASHINGTOy.
BrfEtew sick and Laid Up-Delesate
sauE on-The Alabama CIGipss
CommIssiOa.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-Secre-
ssrv Brist0w j. confined to his bed to-
dav. be strained nis leg yesterday by
sIIppiug upon the stone stairway OF the
Treasury building. The wound, though
painful, Is not serious.
rive Of the eleven members OF the
committee on elections are opposed to
the resolution Of the majority to exclude
DELEGATE Cannon from his seat.
Tie petitioner before the court OfcOm-
1ufr-i1uers Of tie Alabama claims sl-
l-.-a be has not Z any time mentioned
fr the petition, nor any other time, or
times actively or otherwise, OF IN any
way. been engaged in making OF carry
irr rU wsr against the United States;
or iu aiding or shetLing, IN any way,
shane OF manner, the sO-called Southern
C5ufe3eracy, or any person or persons,
engaged in the TeOe Hon, or making or
carrying on war against the United
Ststes aforesaid. The court decides this
Is not sufficient The petitioner states
il substance that he was not guilty Of
1le crime o. treason, a. defined in the
cons tuition. whereas, the law express
ly feTuires nim to ssy he had bourne
tue allegiance 10 the United States dur
inc the period OF the late rebellion.
Without such declaration no claim is
admissible
The Republican senators held a eau
Gus to-day which continued for several
hours. The chief topic Of discussion
E-ss the condition OF the south, but there
being conflicting views nc result was
reached. The caucus instead Of giving
expression TO views on the Louisiana
question, agreed 10 await the action OF
the committee on elections on Pinch
backs credeIt tials, and will therefore be
Igoverned in the senate by the commit
Il ee's report. Some OF the senators saw es-
|sape from the present difficulties in that
State by Temanding to q territorial con-
siition. By this means they could avoid
|eomplications growing out Of the official
lecognition Of the Kellogg government,
and open a way by which order may
Eventually be restored. Others thought
p stronger hand ought to be stretched
coward several southern States; other
{wise there might be anarchy. There
were opinions different from these ex-
pressed by the more conservative. All
seemed to comprehend the difficulties
q the situation, but there was DO dis
lincove plan from any presented as 8
4 measure.
The gfeamahius Eu..r.
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MARRIED.

MB-ROBERTSON-O the 18th inst. al
the residence of the brides father, in New
Iberia, Louisiana, by Rev. Geo. &. Harris Mr..
SIDNEY X. LAMB, OF this city, and Miss MARY
A. ROBERTSON, daughter Of Colonel VIM. Rob
ertson, and grand dau Zhter of our old aud
hOnored friend, General j. &. n. Robertson.
A host of warm friends ana kindred bid
them GOd-speed on the journey Of life.
RABKEN-GIE sBERG-On THURSDAY DIST
inst, at the First Presbyterian Church bv
Rey. Eugene Daniel, Mr.. CHARLES RARKFS.
OF Little Rock, Arkansas, and Miss KATIE
GIEsHERG' OF Memphis, Tennessee.
Mey Hfe's troubles fall lightly upon this
young and happy couple, and they be per-
mi'ted TO realize largely of the anticipated
bliss of married life
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DIED.

GEED-At Columbus, Mississippi, January
10, 1870, Mrs. LULA J. REED. wife OF James II.
Reed, OF Memphis. baltimore and LOUSY lie
papers please copy.I
HOLST-0n the 2Oth inst, MORRIS Hoist,
Esq, aged forty years.
Funeral from his late residence, IS Second
street, Chelsea, this SUNDAY afternoon at
two O'Clock. Friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.