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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

FATE OF SWEEPING REDUCiIoN
The Senate Committee on Appropriations to-
day struck out Of the legislative Executive ana JUDICIAL
Aprropriaton BILL which is now under consideration
nc them the whole OF the second third fourth and NTH
sections Tnese sections provide for the 10 per cent
reduction Of all salaries of clerks In the Executive DC
pariment prohibit political assessments; require 'nc
Secretary OF th. Treasury make reduction OF ~ per
cent in the salaries OF all customs officers ana
and nrobit tie cml,loment By Government officers OF
any persons except those for whom spcenc npPori ~
iio, are made All these proSis0ns arc stricken our on
lie ground that they are legislation and cannot Dc
properly enacted In an Appropriation bill
RESUMPTION AND THE HOUSE DooRKEEPER.
The Democratic caucus this evening nom
mated Mr. Patterson OF Newcrsey TO be DoorkeePer ID
place Of Fitzhugh removed He was placed In charge OF
the floor by the when the duties OF the
position temporarily devoyed upon him. resolution
was offered expressing, the of the House. that
the Committee on Banking and Currency shall not re-
port resolution repeating the date OF resumption. An
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The bill recently H.
trodueed y Senator Boutwell, authorizing the secretary
Of the Treasury TO the issue of fractional currency
seems TO have been founded in The recent leSs
tion in regard to the redemption Of fractional currency
did not repeal the prov son OF law authorizing us issue
not 70 exceed 900 in circulation at any one time
and the only obs acle 10 it's issue to-day is not
want of authority of law but an apprOpra-
,on 10 pay for the printing. IL is for want
Of an appropriation that millions OF dollars OF this cur
reuey lie in au unfinished condition in the Printing Blu
reau recurring only a small expenditure of money to
finish and issue Meanwhile the issue Of silver during
,he five weeks since the law went into effect has
amounted 10 less than 81 100000 only about S3OOOOOo
Of which was paid out for fractional currency, and
s4OOOVO0 on checks in lieu OF notes Withheld
nom circulation. Tie process Of replacing the
fractional currency by silver is very slow
Previous to the suspension OF the printing OF
small currency the redemption Of il amounted t.
SO 900 900 month. Now it barely reaches half thai
amount The clamor for small change has ceased IL the
twelve cities where the distribution is being made but
urgent requests for reach the Treasury from country
banks remote from those points The disbursement Of
silver coin exceeds the production at tins time, and the
supply will be rapidly diminished by reason OF the
annual stoppage OF the nts for two weeks IN June
70 make the annual settlement required by law On the
LIST July After the latter date the Director OF tue
Mint promises coinage shall be increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
wNsLow7s SURRENDER PROBABLE.

LONDON, Thursday, Nay 26 1876.
Inquiries concerning the Winslow case among
members of Parliament show that the law officers Of the
Crown have certainly been celebrating the expo
drency OF submitting the matter to the Court Of Queens
Bench Their decision is not yet known. 1t IL rumored
in the lobby that Lord Derby las Withdrawn his Oppos
ton to Wnslows ext:adiiOn but the prisoners counsel
endeayOring to have the question settled by the
Queens Bench. II IL also asserted that Mr. Cross tue
Home Secretary, now opposes the eXtraaon, declaring
that, under the existing act Of Parliament, he cannot
sign tue warrant for surrender The last statement, how
ever. is dOubted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
ALBANY.
GOVERNORS VETO OF A TAX BILL.

GOVERNORS VETO OF A TAX BILL.
NO EKCEss. TY FOR A TAX TO MAINTAIN THE CANALS
COMPARISON WITH FORMER YEARs-LAEGE
REDUCTION IN GENERAL TAXATIoS-HoW 1T HAS
BEEN REACHED.
lFRoN REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiBuSE'l
ALBANY, May 25.-The Governor has vetoed
the thrcetenh mill tax, passed by List Legislature Tor
the deficiency canal sinking fund. The veto dsposes
OF the only canal tax pas. ed by the two Houses and
the first tue in 20 years more there is not dollar
AK levied in the state for the maintenance OF the
great waterways. The burden Of which the people Is
thus relieved may he best Indicated by the following
table showing the taxes paid ny tic state during the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND THE EUROPEAN POWERS.
THE ATTITUDE OF GREAT BRITAIN DEFINED.

LONDON, Thursday, May 25, 1875.
The press comments favorably upon the at
ttude Of the Government toward the Berlin Conference
special dispatch from Vienna TO The Telegraph says
England's note relating to the memorandum agreed
upon by the three chanceors assigned reasons for
her refusal to accee thereto that the powers were sub
stanally agreed that the original note of Count An
Grassy went as far it could without infringement
Of the Porte's sovereignty; that sufficient time
had not been allowed for the execution Of tho
accepted reforms and that Montenegro breaches OF
neutrality had prevented the pacihcaon which the
powers considered necessary TO the execution Of the re-
forms. The note likewise holds that the proposed mill
tary disposition OF the Turks and the INSURGENTS seems
TO England premium for renewed hosiilities, and
would be beyond Turkeys ability to grant, and
would be seriously destructive or tile morality.
the proposal to take more efscal the end OF
two months armstice Ia suficlent encourasc'nehI
Montenegro pcrseveic in her breaches OF Deu
trality hoping thereby TO obtain an accession OF terri
bring ships into the DaranelIes amounts to propo-
sal to violate the Treaty OF 1856 and directly contrary
TO the long established custom OF preventing vessels OK
The Pail Nal Gazette accepts the foregoing as correct
indication o. Englands reasons for lis refusal, and says
Is reply with which there is every reason to he salts
REFORMS DEMANDED OF THE SULTAN.
PARIS Thursday, May 25, 1875.
special dispatch from Vienna to Les Tempe
reports the Sofas require the Sultan to deposit
S2s 100000 the public treasury reduce the civil list
to 1000 900, establish national council and appoint
European minister Of finance.
MORE FIGHTING IN HERZEGOVINA.
RAGUsA, Thursday, May rs. 1876.
Two thousand insurgents have attempted to
occupy the nights Bagnan in the District of Gatsch-
According Scavonlc accounts, the insurgents al
though first repulscd reinforced by 1000 men,
and drove the Turkish troOpswbch consisted Of eight
battalions under Mukhar Pasha-to Stentzko and 500
Turks and 125 insurgents killed The Turks claim
that they repulsed the 8, who lost $50 killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
FOREIGN SECURITIES DEPRESSED.

LONDON, May 25..-The uneasiness felt re-
garng the Eastern question is affecting all classes Of
cures. Those .; the governments directly within its n-
fucnco suffer but the whole market is Eat. Turkish
and Egyptian bonds to-day at the lowest point yet
touched The lness OF the rate Of discount is atrib
utlbe TO the cause Turkey preferring the loss OF
business the risk OF locking money for cOnscera
bile period ~ a time of such uncertainty and uneasncss.
The supply OF money available for short loans II very
large and is not la demand at any Price Silver 81
pence per ounce to-day.
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THE PANDORA YoRTHwARD BOUND.

LONDON, Thursday, May %, 1876.
The steamer Pandora, which last year made
voyage to the Arctic regonE in charge OF Mr. Allan
Young for the purpose OF discovering further memorials
Of Sir John Franklin has been rettei for another yoy
age to Smiths Sound, bring to England any dispatches
which may have been deposited there by Capt Mares
Arctic dItiOn. She left Portsmouth to-day and will
await papers from the Admiralty at COwes, in the Isle
OF Wight. Size will sad Tor her final destination on SAT
urdlY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
TIE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF AWARD.

lFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRiBUNE'I
PHILADELPHIA, May 2j.-The only feature III
the BOARD of Judges first meeting to-day the effort
10 criticize the American peculiar system ot awafs-a
criticism to which referred the other day IN noting the
resolutions protest signed by several OF the foreign
Judges and passed at meeting at 81 Georges Han
All complaint very eiectually set at rest by one OF
the leading British judges, Sir sydney Wa,erlow' Tor
merry Lord Mayor or London. lie warmly coupimented
the American system and proclaimed II the iareS ne
had ever known Of The directors were thus finally put
arn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

xrntcIARY COMMITTEE PUTS AN END TO ofFEh-
TIE 80 or EVERY UNTRACEABLE RUMOR-ANoIHER
v.uuRE OF HIS ARKANSAS ENEMIES.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE~gRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The gang OF Ar
,nsas Travellers" whose hatred for Blaine Is inoie
honest and sincere than their support OF senator
,on RELYING upon the practice of investigating co
80. beretofore OF throwing open their doors ior 'no
ooention OF all sorts OF and gossip cd"o ~
washington bringing with them hlthy pnuSe' W.. ~
they intended to open in the presenceoia
House and publish TO the world for the deS'ruc.o "
exspeaker They had reason TO hate hiih 'n'!
and probably believe that he was mol
spectator Of the contest which TOOK pace "a -, "a
cor ago between law and decency on the one sue anu
-, -, the other They think that be might nave
,o,,otod the Special Investigating COMMITTEE Vi
h,ob Judge Poland was CHAIRMAN, III suon
WOW ia 10 have secured the recognition OF broohs as Wv
nor nv the House. and they came here bent on having
,hoir revenge Yesterday the investigation was re-
80 hrt the abors Of the mountain brought forth
varv little mouse. To-day the Committee on
the Judiciary held full meeting, for the puI-
nose of determining the limits which they
shonld place upon the reception OF testimony, ana
doptd resolution that the investigation so far as TINS
pbect is concerned shall be confined to matters relating
80 the identical 70 Little Rock and Fort Smith
nords which subsequently came into the posses
.on Of the Union Pacific Road, and that all testI-
80 taken in regard TO them shall be in the
notnre OF evidence; that is, that while the STATE
meuts of his own knowledge made to witness
by third person may be admitted Idle gossip and street
rnmors which cannot DO traced to any responsive
sonrce shall be rigdly excluded Under this rule the
,o,ton, entirely fell out of tho investl-
rot,on Two witnesses Sckes and Hadly
we're examined, but when their knowledge was
mt to the test it was OF such character us could be
admitted Tic decision of the Committee IN regard TO
the nature OF the testimony which should DC taken ie
ported to have been almost unanimous Mr. Loro hiN.ne
t The only member who voted against the resolutions.
which were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

PARIS, May 25.-The police have seized
Henri Rochfort's newspapers DrOits de PHomme.
LONDON. May 25.-The fire which broke out
Bristol last night destroyed several warehouses; shops
and private residences Ii the greatest fire that
occurred IN BRISTOL.
PARIS, May 2j.-The newspapers OF all
shades of opinion express satisfaction wih Minister Du
faures speech in reply the Interpolation OF the Masque
OF Franeien regard 10 the Interpretation of the Con-
Protects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
rrrIGpAPHIC NOTEo.

Dovrp. \. H., MAY 25.-rhe Cocheco Cotton Mills
III 49, N ancst owing the large amount OF PRINT cloths
ou la mi and dull sales
pRovlprNcE. X. l., May 26.-Ihe Swarts will case
wa, this afternoon suddenly ended by agreement ana ths
will W As coudrnei.
PHILADELPHIA May 25.-In the billiard tourIa-
s, shaw beat G. Dion by 800 10 2sO GARNER won
% on R.s,ugcr by 800 o. Sexton beat &. Dion by
A 10 And sl0sson beat DAILY by 300 to 25l In the rd
s there was run 2s7 snd Of 60 which has
5ey,r beeu boatea Ia the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

SpcaAlng OF The I6,UJU "hOh-Phy Uuktrs' !" 'oIy
general Misrepresentation pom the subject OF the rega-
ton photographs Of the holders IL giving great deal OF
annoyance In order TO the Commission from I'M
position by means OF fraudulent holders OF free season
passes rule has been adopted which requires each per-
have small photograph OF his face Inserted IN
side handsomely engraved pass, that the gate
keepers twho punches with care the dates OF adms-
sion the visitor enters) at glance that the
pass been transferred II has been ordered that
these regulation photographs must DO in the passes by
June l. and there is Photographic company inside
the grounds that takes the pictures. an impression has
gotten abroad that 1t IN the only place at which the rules
be cOnformed to- Consequently, now as the LIST OF
June approaches the Photographic companys place Is
crowded with long lines OF people who wait and two
hours 10 get little photograph. Photographers In the
city have an agreement with the Commission not to
charge so cents Each photograph has to be
stamped officially rce) in the department Of admissions
nj tie BelmOntaye. gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
MURDERS BY INDIANS IN THE BLACK HILLS.

CIycIyyAr!, Ohio, May 25.-A letter from
,totr ouc of a company of Cincmnatians who left
for the Black Hills some time aSo, dated at kearny
Junction, MAY u, states that tie Indians are
on the war-path. killing the miners az ., a
frnrfui rate He says That out OF AZ men AT
rroof " have been kilicl by the siyagcs, an1 I'VE
nIl~r men were KILLED and scaiped within three miles oil
Custer civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
AT THE EXHIBITION.
PAYING VISITORS.

PAYING VISITORS.
THE GAINS STEADY AND EScoURAGING-THE PHO
TOGRAPHs on THE PASSES.
IRON REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEJ
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 25.-The records OF
Mr. Yaes's Department OF Admission shows steady IN
crease in the number OF paying visitors as each day
passes by Mr.. Little Chairman OF the Finance Committee
having charge OF that department. very angnnc as to
the financial success OF the Exhibition The Vienna ana
Paris gates at this stage far behind the results OF
this Exhibition. Below Is table on this subject show
Ing the number daily OF pay and "nonpay admissions
10000 passes OF the Latter having been issued to ex
hbltors their attendants employees complimentary and
the press This evenings report from the indications
will show an increase OF several thousands the last
figures. The following IA the table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
IMPORTS AND TyPORTs.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, yay 20, 1876.
The following is statement of the values
OF imports into, and domestic and foreign exports OF
merchandise om tie United States during tie month
II April 1876. at tie principal ports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
ARRIVAL OF WHISKY coNvICTs.

ALRAsY, n. Y, May 25.-The twenty United
States prisoners convicted in North Carolina Oh "hSA!
frauds have reached the Peniteniiary here.
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amendment was moved expressing the judgment that
the Committee should report its business I'll any time.
This amendment was adopted.
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MORE SILVER COIN.
BILL REPoRTEp AUTHORIZING THE ISSUE on AN AID
OPTIONAL $40, 600 600.
iBr rKLKekAra TO THE TRIBUNE.

iBr TkLkGkAPh TO TIE TkiBUsEf
WASHINGTON, May 25.- he House Com
mltee Banking and Currency agreed to-day TO report
The following I'LL for the issue Of silver COIN AZ will be-
seen, Il Is the bill introduced by Mr. Randall about two
weeks ago, with some quite important amendments:
BE enacted, That, In addition to the amount OF sub
nary coin authorized by law to be ssued n redemption
fractional currency. shan BIO lawful to manufacture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
THE ISSUE OF SILVER.

ONLY $7,oOO.OOO OF IT IN CIRCULATION AND
> S3.OO0OoO OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY RI
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Vel. XXXVI.....No III
WASHINGTON.

-, ,1NF,s ACCUSERS CORNERED.
D,cI,py COMMITTEE PUTS AN END TO OFFER
TIE &c or EVERY UNTRACEABLE RUMoR-ANoTHER
.urpe OF HIS ARKANSAS ENEMIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

Total all ports ,Sjl si2.OJ247 Sl,9'6O
CohrAEATlyL ELCArrfCLA1pE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

AGITATION OVER THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE SUM-
DAY LAw-FREIGHr CARS IN WESr-sT.-NEW
FIRE HYDRArTs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
Amuaementa.

The ESTHER CoNcERT.-0n Friday
next the Esther club, under the musical
direction Of Professor Perring, will give
a cencsrt and opera de salon at the
Memphis Theater, the elegant pro-
gramne for which has been carefully ar
ranged The selections are from the
most popular authors, and will be rem.
dered by leading amateur musicians and
vocalists of the city.
The UsHERs' BEKEFIr.-Hhe Bluff
City Minstrels will give a performance
at the theater next Wednesday evening
for the benefit Of Frank Gray, the treas
urer during the past season, and the
ushers, Harry Alexander and John h.
Robb, who, by their polite and prompt
attention deserve some recompense at
the hands Of theater.goers, The enter
tainment for the occasion will be anus
ing, and repay those who may attend
A large number Of tickets have already
been disposed OF, and a full house is
assured. Admission-dress.circ and
parquette, rs cents; f%amily.circle, so
cents.
You've HEBREWS Picnic The grand
picnic of the season will be given by the
Young Hebrews Of Memphis, at James
Park, on the 10th instant. They have
always been known to make their public
entertainments successful in every
respect and they will show their never.
finching energy this time by the manner
in which the coming picnic will be con.
Quoted. There will be a grand baby
show in the afternoon and a splendid
Centennial promenade concert in the
evening. Their programme of dances
will include all the latest styles. Re
member the date, May 10th, and dom
fail to attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
Straw hats! Straw hats !
Straw hats! New, nObby
style, just receiVeda At OOhen's,
2l9 Main street. 60
N PIensnnt ANNE.

One evening last week Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. Carpenter, of Vance street,
gave a banquet to a number Of Masonic
friends iu honor of Brother Richard
Creighton, an old esteemed member OIL
the fraternity, who is about to remove
permanently from the city. During the
evening, preparatory to further enjoy.
ment, the degree Of r. A. r." was
conferred on a number of the brethren,
to their great ediGeation; after Which all
sat down to a bounteously supplied table.
The party, consisting of sixteen gentle
men, fingered long over the champagne
and departed at a late hour, feeling in
debted to Mr., and Mrs. Carpenter for 8
most delightfully."- spent evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY
MEMPHIS:
Monday Hgenlpg, May s, 1875.
NIooIron PavementTnx

The T. A. Brown NicolSon pavement
mandamus case will come up for hear
ing in all its bearings before United
States Judge Emmons on tomorrow. 1t
will also come up before Judge HeiSkell,
Of the State Circuit Court, on wits OF
c%ertiorari and supersedeas prayed for
and granted to a number Of merchants;
who resist the levy of this tax on mer-
chants capital. The Ease is a very
complicated and interesting one, both
from q taxation and legal standpoint,
and it also involves, seemingly, or will
probably involve, a question of jurisdic-
ton between she Federal and State
courts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
FEDERAL COURT.
The Charles BOdmann OOlIisto,
Case.

The Charles BOdmann Collision
Case.
Judge Emmons opened up the United
States Circuit aud District Courts TODAY.
and equity cases were taken up and dis.
posed of. The iDal decree of the court.
in the case OF the Memphis and Vicks-
burg Packet Company vs. The steamer
Charles Bodmann, vas as follows:
In the District Court Of the United
States OF America for the Western Dis
trlct OF Tennessee: This cause came on
to be heard for the pIeadings and proof
on ile and the oral testimony introduced
by the lbellant, and the same was argued
by counsel. And upon due considera-
ton by the court, and the court be 40 of
the opinion that the said steamer Charles
Bodmann, libelled and arrested herein.
IS in fault for the collision as CHARGED in
the libel, it is therefore ordered by the
court that the said steamer Bodmann be
condemned for said collision; and it is
therefore ordered that this cause be re-
terred to Horace Z. Andrews, Clerk and
Special Commissioner, to take proof and
ascertain what damage libellants' vessel
sustained by reason Of the said collision;
and that said commissioner report his
action and fading with all convenient
speed to this court. All further matters
are reserved until the coming in Of said
report.
The suit Of Annie B, Sale againat the
St. Louis Life Insurance Company was
dismissed by plaintiff without prejudice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08

Vicksburg Herald, 4th.
We learn from persons just down from
Deer creek that the reports of the over
flow along the banks OF the stream are
very greatly exaggerated. We are told
that two or three plantations near Boil
var lake in the immediate neighborhood
OF the crevasse in the Bolivar levee are
partially overhowed, but below there the
banks OF the river are high and dry on
both aides, planting ia going on nieel~,
and there is very little fear OF too much
water interfering with planting opera
tons, as it is running off very fast, and
there is every indication that the land
will all be dry in ample time for making
good crops. The same may be said Of
plantations along the Yazoo which have
suffered somewhat from the high water.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
Il will be observed that The can't

IL VIII be observer IhAI inc gapllaI
above set forth is invested in his bust
ness, and that the unfortunate taxpayer
has to pay twice on the same capital, or
first in gross and then in detail, under
different heads. he pays taxes on CAPT.
tai amounting to over twelve per cent.
or one.eighth of ones entire capital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
Tennessee Shipments to the Cen
tennial.


From this State there has just been
forwarded to the Centennial Exposition
ten car loads of iron ore, the richest in
the world, and one hundred and fifty
specimens Of marble. Washington has
already a collection Of specimen of mar.
BILE from Tennessee, out this is far sur.
passed by the collection sent from here
to Philadelphia. Some Of the finest or
namental work in the national capitol is
IN marble obtained from Hawkins coun-
ty, and the beautiful marble used for a
similar purpose in our State capitol is
from Knox county.
A large lot of ore which wenld have
been sen to the Exposition is now in
Nashville. 1t was not sent because it
| arrived here after the close of entries
for articles at the Exhibition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08
Changers Endorsing tho Dog Law.

The Social Grange, P, of H at its last
meeting, at johnson Chapel, Henry
county, adopted the following resolu.
tons;
Resolved, That we, as members of So
cial Grange, are in favor Of sustaining
the present dog law until a better can be
had.
Resolved, That the conventional rate
of interest Of Tennessee is %ruinous to the
best interests of the State, and should be
repealed; and that any person guilty Of
usury shall forfeit the debt, principal
and interest, and be subject to indict-
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-08

Buy our new patent buggy and carri-
age whips. You can always have a fine
whip at half price. FERGUSON & Co.,
No. 1904 Second street. 50