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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Albert Grant Going 10 WASH
ingtOn.

Albert Grant Going 10 wash
ingtOn.
LONDON, March G.-Albert Grant, the
financier, intends to go TO Washington
and personally testify before the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to the fol-
lowing effect:
First-That he never told Lyons that
lie Grant had given Senator Stewart 2OO
shares to be director in the Emma mine
and to assist in getting General SCheuck''
name on the Board, and that Lyons
statement to the contrary TO the commit
tee is absolutely untrue.
.Second-That he has never seen Lyons
nor had any communication with him in
his life.
Third-That he never gave any shares
10 Senator Stewart either to become di'
rector himself or to get Gen. SchGnck to be
n director.
SUSPENSION FOR HALF a MILLION.
MANCHESTER, March G.-Privatc I'D.
vices from Prague announce the suspcn.
sion OF Messrs. Kaufman, large mannlac.
turers OF cotton and linen goods, with lia'
bilitics estimated nj half million dol.
lars. Trade in Australia is reported at 4
complete stand-still.
wINsLow, TIE FoRGER.
LONDON, March G.-ACcording TO pres
ent intentions, Winslow, the forger, will
proceed to Boston by the steamer Siberia
On the 2lst inst.
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The river was falling slowly last even.
ing, with feet inches in the channel
at q o'clock.
The Market Boy departed for Pitts
burgh at s M.
The Express departed for Parkersbnrg
at noon.
The ]. N. Camden passed up with tow
Of oil boats.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
at 10 A. NJ, and will return this afternoon
at o'clock.
The Mallie Ragon will depart for Pitts.
burgh at o'clock this morning.
The Ed. Hobbs and Nail City are lying
at the lower end OF tho wharf. The LAT.
ter is having her chimncys repaired.
The Courier is this mornings regular
Parkcrsburg packet.
lBy Telegraph
Pl7rRURoH, March 6.-River G feet 4
inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arriycd-Salt Valley from r.
onton; Mallie Ragon from Wheeling;
Carrie Brooks from GAINESVILLE. Depart
ed-Mallie Ragon for Wheeling; Salt
Valley for IrontOn. Y.
EVANSVILLE, March 6.--Rivcr IL feet
and swelling. Weather cloudy and win
dy; mercury from 5S to 7O'. up-llOn.
sides and tow, u. p. Schcnck, ID. Par.
kcr, Grey Eagle, Bowling Green and J. A.
Wood. Down-sandy No. 3 and Vint
Shinkle.
MEMPHIS, March G.-River fell 81 inch
es.' Weather cloudy and blustery during
the day. Arrived-IllinOis from Vicks'
burg. Departed Scudder and Belle for
Memphis for St Louis; Colorado and Tale
for New Orleans.
LouILvrILE, March G.-Wcather warm
and clear. Departed-Glasgow and An.
dy Baum for Cincinnati; FaEn, Hudson
and Church for New Orleans. s feet 10
inches in canal.
New ORLEANS, March G.-Weather
clear and pleasant; wind blowing all day.
Arrived-Iee from Vicksburg. no de-
partures.
VICKsnURo, March 6.-Down-Dean.
Up-Jas. B. Williams, Arrivcd-Gene'
CAIRO, March G.-Riyer 20 feet and
falling. Weather, raining and warm.
Arrived - Eddyville from Nashville;
Dcparted-City Of vickSburg from 81.
Louis.
NASHVILLE, March G.-River falling
with Al feet on shoals. Arrived-Bcrmu-
da from Cairo; Hillman from Cairo; Lau-
ra L. Davis from Evansville: b. H. Cook
from Berksvillc. Departed Bermuda
from Cairo; silvcrthorne from Evans
villa
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LOUISVILLE, March G.-Nearly 200
ilicrs are entered for the spring races, and
from present indications the May meeting
will DO one Of the most brilliant ever
held anywhere. The great horses OF last
season are being put in readiness to start
at Louisville, and upon their success
here will depend in a measure to their
trinmphs during the year.
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RcpubIicnn Victory.

PORTLAND, Me, March 6,-General
Francis Fcssenden (Rep.) was elected
mayor to-day by 596 majority, the total
vote was 5,94S. Last year the city went
Democratic by 429 majority. The Re
publicans were also successful in the mu'
nicipal elections at Saco, Bath, Lewiston
and Gardiner.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THE Register published as original mat
ter an article clipped from the Harris
burg PItriot. The same article afterwards
appeared in the INTELLrGENcER with the
proper credit. This is the difference
'twixt tweedle dun and tweedle dee.
Pull down your vest and try again, Lieu
tenant.
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CEMENT Rock FOR RoAD BEDS. -
Superintendent Sylvis, OF the city prison,
now has his men at work getting out
cement rock for road beds. They have
been at it for several days, and have
gotten out about fifty tons. There is an
eight foot vein OF this rock near the
prison. There were fifty prisoners at this
institution Yesterday.
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DETROIT, March G.-Thc Pacific ex
press on the Michigan Central, which lci
here last night for Grand Rapids, was
thrown from the track near Hastings and
badly wrecked. Neither passengers oil
employees were injured.
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STATE CoSvESTIoN.--The colorcd Re-
publicans of this State will meet in this
city to-day in Convention, for the pur'
pose OF selecting delegates to the Nation
al Colored Republican Convention al
Nashville. The Convention will meet in
the Municipal Court room in the city
building.
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YESTERDAY was n busy day at the
Court House, being the first day OF the
March term OF the County Court. The
court sat below, and the Board OF Com
missioners and grand jury above. The
building was ,hronged with lawyers, wit
nesses, jurymen, commissioners, report
ers, etO., all day long. .-..z..
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Weather Report.
WAR UEPAKTMKNT,
OYVIcE or TITR CHIEF SIoSAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC, March I'll AN. J

For New England and Middle States,
cloudy weather will prevail during the
day, with increasing east to south winds
and falling barometer, probably fallowed
by threatening weather and rain tduring
the evening.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
areas of rain, south winds and falling ba-
romcter, followed by cooler southwest TO
northwest winds and rising barometer.
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SEDALIA, Mo-, March GA tornado
passed over Lamonte, Il miles west oi
here, this morning, totally destroying
several houses and unrooiing number
of others: Several persons were injured
but no one seriously,
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ST. JOHNS, n. f., March G.-Threc
young men, named Rynis, Merry and
Edgar, while in the woods were overta.
ken by a snow storm and perithed. Two
Of the bodies have been found.
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ERIE, March G.-Lieutenant Wallace
Graham, U. s. Navy, died in this city
this evening, Of pneumonia, after three
days illness.
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Gheqntellfgerrer.

An interesting article in regard to
work and wages" will be found on the
third page OF this mornings paper I'S
gratifyingto know that wages in so many
jepartments of labor keep up 80 we'll
and still more gratifying to find data ioF
hoping that in the course Of the next lew
weeks We shall see the ranks Of the un:
employed greatly diminished The h, com
inc Of Spring these hard times is like the
n"o.irr AWAY OF long and weary night.
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Connellsville coke works are nearly all
on, but are making ten hour coke to keep
down tho. supply and promote better
prices. Alta late meeting Of coke men at
Bradford, some favored stoppage for n
while, not deeming the present prices
sufficiently rcmunerativc TO justify going
on, while others thought the ten hour
plan adequate to stiilen prices and make
better market,
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March G.-The Presi.
dent has sent to the Senate the name Of
Richard II. Dana; Jr., Of Massachusetts,
to he Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Great Britain, vice
Robert c. Schenck, resigned. :.
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Mr.. Maxey, Of Texas, submitted a rcso-
luton directing the Secretary OF the In.
terror to furnish for information 10 the
Senate the public intesest statement
showing the annual expenditures OF the
Indian Bureau since It's organization to
the present time, and also the number Of
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Hayes second, while in others Blaine
stands first and Hayes second. In Mary
land the Republicans incline more to
Hayes than to any other prospective can
didate. Morton and Conkling have but
few to advocate their claims in this Sec
tion. Indeed find there is n general dis
position to discard old politicians and
Try some one less contaminated with the
ungrateful odor Of rings apd too long
acquaintance with the corruption Of the
times. We want for this falls campaign
not an untried man whose future would
be matter Of faith alone, but man who
has gone through the ordeal OF long gpud.
lie service in high places and come out
without even the smell OF fire on his gar
ments. Therefore We throw up our hat
for Hayes.
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VOLUME XXIv--NUMBER l6S.
FOR THE SALE OF rUBLIC LAMBS,

Indians provided for at the expense of
the government each year since the or
ganization Of said bureau. Agreed TO.
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CON c R E S S.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March G.

"SAShANuASAft aA"AS -" "
Under call of States, the following
bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr., Randall-To declare the immu-
nifty Of witnesses for the United States.
1t provides that witness shall not be lia-
bic to arrest at any time after he has been
subpTnaed or after testifying, and that
he shall never be molested on account Of
any matter disclosed by him in his testi-
mony, and that it shall be penal oflense
to intimidatc or attempt TO intimidate
any witness by threatening him with pros
ccution.
By Mr.. Hooker, Of Nliss.-To provide
the manner OF taking proof and deposit
tions before the Southern Claims Com.
mission. b.
/ BY Mr.. Morrison-To exempt from
prosecution witnesses testifying before
either House OF Congress, or any commit
tee OF the same.
by Mr.. Wells-To reduce the number
and increase the efficiency Of the medical
corps OF the army.
BY Mr.. Schleicher-To reorganize the
property and money department OF the
army, and for other purposes connected
Herewith.
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From Our Travelling COrrcs.
DOndent.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, March 4.
Editors IntdlIgenCer:

Editors IntOllIseucer;
So you have had genuine Mardi Gras
and n high old time ! reckon, entertaining
Kings, Dukes, Knights, Imps and Devils
after the ancient fashion Of the Mo.
hickans. Your enterprising city has
taken Tia place in the fore front Of pro-
gress rs measured by the revival Of the
eilete orgies OF scmi-barberous age.
But then you know it is said that history
repeats itself, and as the Wise Man has
said there is nothing new under the sun,
real genuine progress is only, after all,
snatching the mask OF centuries of OF
that which hath been and imagining that
we have found something new.
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THE SOUTHWEST ROAD

THE SOUTHWEST ROAD
has done the coke men M immense
amount OF good, giving choice Of roads
as far as Dunbar, and the road will soon
be finished to "La Monte,"a new furnace
near Uniontown. The people OF the
country bid "God speed" to Tom Scott's
plan OF tapping that huge monopoly, the
B. & o. Railroad. | notice that the
greater part OF the coke goes to this new
road which shippers say is much more
liberal than the B. & O., which has here.
toiore controlled the heavy volume OF
freight. The beneficial results are re-
duction OF % per rent on freights from
the east; about this same on the passenger
traih, with prospect OF still further re-
ductions when the roads shall have been
completed from Brownsville to Connells-
willie. The completion OF the road will
be OF immense advantage TO the former
place, which Of late years has rather gone
backward, being, the richness OF the coun'
try considered. the slowcst town on tue
"Slack Water"
Leaving Connellsville | struck the
WOOD COUNTRY
Falls City, Somerset, Berlin, Garrett
&C, and found the whole region as far
as business was concerned, PERFECTLY flat;
the only currency at present being what
little Maple Sugar they have made this
season. In the mining district OF Georges
Creek, and Savage, but little isdoing, but
the prospects are that all the mines will
bGoperating in 4 month, when there will
be the usual hustle characteristic Of this
region.
PIEDMONT
appears to be doomed town, but the in
habitants thereof say they can't sec il, but
they will see it sooner than they think,
for the new town Of Keyser is pushing
ahead and will soon outstep the home OF
the smiling Senator, unless he 1.-THE Sena-
tori utilities some Of his wealth in build
ing factories to supply the place Of the
B. \ o. machine shops, recently moved to
Keyser.
POLITICS.
At Keyser | met our mutual friend
John Miller, formerly Of Cameron, who.
has lately established himself as mer /,
chant here. John is good Republican
but he says few more developments in
high places and he will have 10 join the
French commune. Bad as that ia he con.
siders it preferable to the Democratic
party. |l.
Bclknap has rather disgusted the rank
and file OF the Republican party, and I'M
less he is promptly showed out Of sight,
the whisky ring properly dealt with, and
other matters about the House generally
straightcncd up l fear it will not be we'll
with us. .
CANDIDATES.
| have talked with great many Re-
publicans in my travels through consider
ablO PORTIONS Of Pennsylvania, Mary.
land and West Virginia and find that
HAYES seems to strike most fAvorabIy the
public sentiment. In some counties, ca.
pecialy the German counties Of PennSyl.
vania Hartranit is the first choice aud
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a message was received from the SEN
ute announcing that on the presentation
Of the articles Of impeachment against
the late Secretary OF War the Senate
would, according to its standing rules and
orders, take proper action thereon, Of
which due notice would be given to the
House.
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CUMBERLAND CITY.

The erection of City Hall, Market
House and Opera House combined, Just
completed and the Opera portion OF which
will be opened to the public on the 7th
inst. with Dailey's great play Of the "Big
Bonanza" is the first indication Of mod
ern life and enterprise ever exhibited in
this Grip Van Wrinkle" town. At pres
cnt, trade here is dull, awlully dull.
Smallpox and excess Of capital have
done their work, and when few first
class funerals occur, the town may assume
the air OF u healthy village, but you must
not tell the newsman this for lie will not
believe word oft NoX.
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This Gms Is organized and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In all its details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
IL owned by thrSAmC shareholders and ID under the
EInic management.
y Carclally regarding the interests Of It's Cores.
ponlIcnts and Dcp01itOrS, and by n prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes II hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence
EOtIs and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
DcpOgit Accounts subject to check at sight re-
CClyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporation;
and individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or nj hXCl dates.
IntcrCgt allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS:
John X. B1tsiOrl, Wm. r. Simpson.
JnCOh ;. I.hodcr, VIM. A. Turner,
George Adams, John J.. Hobbs.
Geo. W. FFanzhOlm, q. c. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, my2l-dAw
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RAucoCK NOT RESIGNED.

Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary Gen. Babcock has not resigned his
position in the army, and to-day said he
had no intention Of 80 doing.
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Mr.. Page asked Southland to allow him
to offer resolution (which was under
stood to be in reference to the escape to
Canada Of Marsh, witness against the
late Secretary OF War but SoIthard de-
clined to yield and insisted on the motion
TO adjourn.
Mr.. Page complained that no member
on the Republican side was recognized or
had any chance TO offer resolution. He
demanded the yeas and nays on the mo.
ton to adjourn.
The yeas and nays were taken and the
House by party vote adjourned.
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Mr.. Jones (of Florida) submitted d
resolution instructing the Committee on
Agriculture to furnish the Senate from
such data as is now in possession Of his
department, the following information
What are the geographical limits and
area Of the United States, the soil and
climate OF which Is we'll adapted to the
cultivation and growth of the stalk and
fibre Of sea island or long staple cotton, on
which said cotton natures a perfect
growth. Also the geographical limits
and area Of each OF the several States,
the soil and climate Of which is we'll
adapted the cultivation and growth OF
said cotton, and in which said cotton ma
lures a perfect growth OF fibre and stalk,
Agreed to.
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FINANCIAL.
JoUT X. EOTsPoRp, rrCst. GKo. ADAMS, V. PrOst.
N. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

Successor 10 the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
r,nII,I S5sn nm
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Leaving the oil district and it" richness" ="
struck the iron and coal region Of the
Mahoning Valley. In this district the
mills were 40 days making about
half time, that is, a few work double time
few on single time and some are stop
ped. Wheatland and Middlesex are dead
funeral notice hCreafter) Sharon quite
sick and New Castle down with severe
case OF "stops" and from what the coke
men tell me think the case will be lin
gcring.
At Pittsburgh things remain in aatu
quo, excepting that the sable and Atlas"
have handed in their Clecks,ot rather have
failed to do 80, and gone under for time
at least. Braddock Field, Salisbury,
McKccsport and other mills and furnaces
OF that region are going on and | under
stand, successfully. The coal region
around Mansfield gives evidence Of re-
turning life and all the mines are work.
ing again. Not so with the Yough fields,
however where they are out for 24c bid
Sc asked
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see too that in the matter Of bold
criminality you are also coming up to
a metropolitan standard, as evidenced by
the assault on our inoilensivc old friend
Mr.. MoiTat, the gate keeper Also in the
matter of numerous burglaries commit
ed without detection in the business CEN
ter OF the city. Your police | sup
pose are engaged as usual in the broad
farce which they designate an attempt to
ferret out the perpetrators. The idea Of
the Wheeling police catching anybody or
ferreting anything out, makes thieves and
gamblers and rogues OF every ilk laugh
in their sleeves. Wheeling will never
have police that will be u terror 10 evil
doers until her citizens wake up 10 the
necessity Of SELECTING men rather. for
brains thar for ponderosity. j must stop
this, however, lest on my return home !
be added to the long list OF arrests that
appear in your columns.
sec too, that poor boy EcCles il again
in hot water.-"Twas ever thus etc"-I
hope our banks may be able to get their
stamps back in full, as whatever is an
absolute loss to them is in manner a
loss to the city.
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Mr.. Edmunds, from the select commit
tee to which was referred the resolution
and message from the House Of Repre-
Sentatives in regard to the impeachment
Of W. W. Belknap, late Secretary Of War,
reported preamble and resolutions de.
claring that the Senate will take order in
the premises and according to its stand
ing rule, and directing the Secretary to
notify the House Of Representatives.
Agreed to.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-18
MEMPHIS, TENN THURSDAY EVENING. MAY lS 1876

sum had accumulated to provide
for him a respectable" funeral
when he should come to die. Often
times the young burgher would
reserve half of the portion of wine
which he had literally laid in for
his marriage, to be used at the fun
eral of himself or his wife. Special
invitations were sent out for fune-
rails as for parties. The clergymen,
pall-bearers, and physicians attend !.
ing, were provided with scarfs and
gloves, and sometimes each with, a
mourning ring; while the feast
which followed the interment, at
the house of the relatives Of the
deceased, elaborate with cold roast
meats, wines, liquors, and pipes,
was not infrequently an occasion Of
coarse excesses, sometimes descend
ing into hilarious andnoisy demon
strations. A ''respectable' funeral
of this description might cost per-
haps $1,000, while the funeral Of
the first wife Of the Hon. Stephen
Van Rensselaer, is said to have cost
not less than $50, ,000.a .sa5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-18
Wednesday, May 91y1s76,

between the hours OF 10 am. and 2p.m :, the
following described property lying and being
in the county Of Shelby, and State Of Tennes
see, to-wit All Of that certain tract or par
eel Of land lying near Buntyn's Station. about
five miles east Of Memphis, on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, known as lot No. s
and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a stake on the north side and
line of Carnes avenue and lot No. 9, owned
by NJ. S. Hallum. and thence eastwardly with
tho north line Of Garnes avenue 5S-lJc
chains to a stake; thence northwardly l-l0C
chains to a stake in the center Of Spottswood
avenue; thence westwardly and with ga id
Spottswood avenue $500 chains to stake
thence southwardly along the east line Of M
S Hallum's lot No. 9, l-l00 chains to the be
ginning containing in all 66-l00 acres See
plat or survey made by j II. Mcclure, which
g Of record in the plat book Of the Register 5
office Of said county. uau GtN
By terms Of trust deed the right Of redemp-
ton is waived. Title believed TO DO perfect,
but will sell and convey as Trustee only.
47-79 II. ID. BRAY. Trustee.
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o.o mo. 2l34.I ~
NOn.Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Shelby county, Ten
nessee-J. A. Anderson. administrator Of
rrB. r. Norris, deceased, VS.. Mary A. Norris
ct al.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i. this cause that the defendant i. p.
Norris Is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee It Is therefore ordered, that
courthouse, in the city Of Memphis. Ten
nessee, on or before the first Monday in June,
1876, and plead, answer or demurt TO complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing ex parte /;
once week, for four successive weeks. in the
Public Ledger.
This 29lh day Of April, 1876.
A copy-Attest:
IT EDMUND A. COLE. c. and u.
By r. ] BLACK, Deputy G. and NJ.
VANCE & ANDERSON, Sols. for complainant.
e. 58-64-70 90