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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

London, March Is: Silver, 4916d.
Calcutta, March Is: A great fire is raging
in Rangoon to. day.
New Orleans, March Is: The Southern
bank has suspended.
New York, March Is: notwithstanding
Wyoming, fiom Liverpool.
London, March Is: Tue Belgian explorer,
Wauthelr, died Of dysentery Ia Central Africa.
London, March IS: The steamers Assyr.a
and Wesser, from New York, have arrived
out.
Calcutta March Is: General Grant and
party left yesterday Tor Raugoon and Singa-
pore.
London, March Is: Prince Frederick
Charles, brother OF Emperor William, il
seriously i'll.
Minden, Ont, March Is: The business por-
ton of the town has burned. Loss, seventy
FIVE thousand doIars.
London, March Is: A Berlin dispatch
says Herr Liebknecht's speech has sally in
jured the socialist cause.
London, March IS: Bullion withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance to-day,
sixty-two thousand pounds.
London, March Is: The emperor is still
obliged TO keep his room, in consequence Of
his recent fall, but is improving.
London, March IS: Charles Stewart Mills
& Co., merchants of Liverpool and Pernam-
buco, have failed; liabilities estimated at sixty
thousand pounds.
Auburn, N. Y, March Is: BUR- &
Shornes'5 Touring mill was burned to night.
Loss, forty thousand dollars; insurance,
twenty-four thousand dollars.
London, March Is: The correspondent at
Paris says that Minister Ferry's higher edu-
cation bill avowediy aims at the exclusion of
the Jesuits from the right OF teaching.
New Orleans, March Is: The election for
delegates to the constitutional convention
passed off quietly in this city. The regular
Democratic ticket was elected. The vote was
very light.
Minneapolis, March Is: The warehouse of
Wheaton, Reynolds e. Co., sash, doors and
blinds, Yves completely destroyed by fire last
night. Loss, sixteen thousand FIVE hundred
dollars; insurance, sixty-6ye hundred dollars.
Berlin, March Is: The committee of the
reichstag on standing orders have resolved
not to undertake any general revision of the
rules of the house, but will simply revise ar
engagements relative to the presidents power
to prevent member from speaking.
st. Petersburg, March IS: The GoIos
states it is more than probable that Russia
has notified Turkey OF her intention to leave
troops south of the Balkans until she Is
guaranteed against the payment of the war
indemnity beng preludiced by the terms of
the proposed Turkish loan.
New Iberia, La, March 18:sBut little in
terest was taken in the election to-day, which
passed off quietly. The Republicans polled a
heavy vote, and have, so far as heard from,
elected judge FonteIieu by large majority,
and have given Judge Irwin, Independent
senatorial delegate, majority of about eight
hundred
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The Irish Colonization Convention at
Chicago.

CHICAGO March 18.-The Irish COLOMBIA
ton convention to-day adopted plan for its
sessions, proposed by Bishop Ireland, which
sets forth that the chief object of the conven-
ton should be to assist the poor and worthy
people to secure homes upon lands, and to
form an organization for that purpose. Its
name is to be the Irish Catholic colonization
association of America. 1t shall have an
executive board of seven bishops and seven
laymen with full powers to act for the con-
vention and perfect practicable plan. The
following were appointed as members of the
executive board: Laymen-General Lawler,
of Prairie du Chen; Anthony Kelly, Mime
apois; P. l.. JOY st. Louis; John Boyle
O'Reilly, Boston; W. J. O'Nahan, Chicago;
J. A. Creighton, Omaha; P. V. Hickey, New
York, and Bishops Ireland and Conner, with
power to select FIVE other bishops. The con-
vention adjourned after a brief evening ses-
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(Mr. James, of New York; was

representative Mr.. James, of New York; was
absent.
The clerk gave Mr.. Hull, Democrat, of
Florida, seat, and allowed the Iowa delega-
ton to come in. His ground in both cases
was that a governors certificate and the seal
Of State gave the holders priRid facie right
to seats. AS to the State of Kansas, the clerk
said he had not put on the roll the name of a
person claiming to have been elected from
the State at large, the State being only emit
tied to three members.
Mr.. Randall was chosen speaker on the
first ballot, receiving IA votes, Garfield I25,
Wright 13, Kelley l.
Mr.. Garfield and Mr.. Blackburn conducted
Speaker Randall to the chair. He made
brief address and then the oath of Office was
administered to the speaker by Mr.. Kelley, of
Pennsylvania, after which the oath 20 mem
bers was administered by the speaker in
groups of State.
MIR. Frye objected to administering the
oath to Mr. Hull, of Florida, and the matter
went over until tomorrow.
The following officers were reelected:
Adams, clerk; Thompson, sergeant-at arms;
Field, doorkeeper; Stewart, postmaster; Rev.
W. 7. Harrison, chaplain.
Mr.. Nj Mshon sent to the clerk desk and
asked to have read a petition signed by TWEEN
ry-three prominent citizens of Cincinnati,
against the right of Bullworth and Young,
of Ohio, to occupy their seats. A discussion
arose as to whether the petition should take
the ordinary course, or be read and printed
in the record. Without action the matter
went over till tomorrow. The drawing for
seats was then proceeded with, and at the
conclusion the house adj burned.
SENATE.
The senate was called to order. Recess
was taken, and upon reassem bling a motion
to adjourn prevailed.
Oh1action WAC uadn IN tho admission Of
Senator Bell, of New Hampshire, appointed
by the governor to fill the vacancy caused by
the expiration of Senator Wadlelgd's term,
and his case goes over until tomorrow.
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SAN FRANCIsco, March 19.-The official
report of the commander of the British gun
boat Osprey, now at Silka, was received here
by telegraph, via Victoria. He describes the
situation at length, showing that there are
about three hundred and twenty whites at
Sitka, of whom sixty-eight are capable of
bearing arms. The Indian village adjacent
contains at no time no less than three hun
dred warriors, and generally five hundred and
upward, while within day or two travel in
canoes are several thousand closely connected
by ties Of kindred. Since the Withdrawal of
the troops the Indians have torn down good
deal of the stockade guarding the town. and
at the time of the arrival of the Osprey,
Young chief who had gone TO rouse the
neighboring tribes to sack the town, was mo-
mentarily expected to return. The report
concludes as follows: ''ln conclusion, l beg
to state that feel certain that the presence
of the Oliver Wolcott and this ship has
averted serious calamity, and that it IS my
firm conviction that nothing but permanent
protection, and some soit of government
having authority, will enable the white peO-
pie to live here without molestation from
the Indians, TO carry on their trade and de-
yelop the resources of the country.
The long contest between the Sutro tuu-
mel company and the mining companies OF
Comstock, Colorado, was finally concluded
this afternoon, when all the parties inter-
ested gave their adhesion to articles of COM
promise, which were at once placed in the
hands OF the printer, and will be ratified as
soon az It is received from him. Until then
the articles will not be made public, but it is
understood that they will involve mutual con-
cessions This settlement will bring Sutro
tunnel into immediate use ia the work OF
ventilating and draining the mines, and with
the practical effect of creating what may be
considered a new surface nearly eighteen
hundred feet below the groupings of the
mines. The tunnel will also permit the use
of water-power 10 the mines in pumping
from the lower level. Before The full benefit
OF the tuEuel can BE- felt considerable work
remains to be done in completing the sub
drain, running lateral drifts, making connec-
tons, etc. It's completion will greatly re-
duce the cost of working the mines. A
heavy force will soon be put to work on the
subdrain, and lateral drifts will be shortly
started.
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Our Business Prospects.

morrow, will publish reports of the actual
condition OF trades, manufactures and other
industries of fourteen States, and from the
business centers in those States, showing
that the condition of the business interests OF
the country. as compared with the outlook a
year ago at this time, gives promise of a
profitable season, and the beginning of the
return of national prosperity and the assur-
ance of general and apparently lasting re-
vival of business. The Times says: 1.-The
unanimity of the expression as to the favora-
bic outlook is the more Trustworthy because
each inquirer was pursuing his investigation
entirely unbiased and independent of any
other
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Result OF An Experiment In wheat
| Culture.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 18.-The Pioneer
Press will publish, tom brow, an extensive
series of interviews and dispatches upon the
question of the terminating quality of last
years crop. The Minneapolis millers have
generally deprecated, recommending the
shipment of the northern Pacific hard wheat
for seed. The experiments made at the
State agricultural college indicate that as
sound a percentage of the low grade as of
No. wheat terminates, the former requir-
ing time, however Ten out of twenty tele-
grams from various farming regions in the
State, received by the Pioneer Press, say
that the farmers VIII use the last years crop,
being satisfied of its terminating quality by
the test,
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Railway News.

COLUMBUS, o., March l8.-The stockhold-
ers of the PIttsburg, Cincinnati aud st. Louis
railway held their annual meeting to-day.
The following board of directors was elected:
Thomas A. Scott, George B. Roberts, Wish
tar Nd orris, Strickland Kneass, Henry Hough-
ton, Joseph N. Dubdry and ]. Price WetheE-
Ill, of Philadelphia; Thomas d. Messler. j.
n. Mccullough, William Shaw and William
q. Barnes, of Pittsburg; David S. Gray, of
Columbus, and Robert Sherrand, OF Steu-
benville. Owing to the absence of certain
Officials. no electlon of officers was held.
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LOUISVILLE, March I8.-The suit OF Emma
Casper against Philip Mendel, for fifteen
thousand dollars damages, for an alleged
rape which plaintiff claims Mendel COM
United upon her person, was to-day brought
to close, the jury in the case returning a
verdict of twelve thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars damages for the plaintiff.
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kaHntop,s ProEress.

CINCINNATI. March l8.-A large crowd of
naonle witnessed the departure Of Captain
Boynton for Louisville, ria the Ohio river, at
noon to-day. A party consisting of Oliver
Doud Byron, Mr.. Creeland, o. The New York
Herald, and some Cincinnati reporters, &C.
companied hin in yawl as far as Lawrence
bug, Indiana.
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the suIpbur SNOW ExpIained.

MAUCH CHUNK, PA, March 18-A scien-
tlfic examination of the sulphur which fell in
a shower yesterday over the Lehigh valley,
proves it to be the pollen from species of
pine. caught up by the wind and carried
from the JERSEY forests
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GREATLY AFFLICTED

NesSfs. J. o. Boslnorth q Co., De7rer: Gentlemen II
take pleasure in recommending SASFoRD's RADICAL.
CURE FOR CATAERH to all who afflicted with this
disease greatly afflicted with for long time
and cured II with two bottles of the above About
year afterwards was taken again with Catarrh quito
severely. and Immediately sent for another bottle.
which fixed all right giving relief the lrsE
dose. am confident that this remedy viii do all THAI
Is claimed for IL, and Wishing YOU success
In its Introduction, am, very truly yours.
4. y. SMITH. OF Smith & Doll.
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Counterfeiters Convicted and Sen

LOUISVILLE, March 18.-Twelve persons
recently convicted of counterfeiting, were to-
day sentenced to various terms in the peni-
tertiary, at Joliet, Illinois, by the United
States court of this district.
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The Wabash Kicks against a Proposed


INDIANAPOLIS, March 18.-A complaint
was filed in the Fountain circuit court, at
Covington. to-day, against the Wabash rail-
road company, asking a restraining order
pending litigation for the appointment of a
receiver. This action is taken to enforce the
collection of certain claims which are secured
by a consolidated mortgage.
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TRIED EVERYTHINH-

Il have used SASFoRDs RADICAL CUEE FOR CATARKH,
and it hiss given perfect satisfaction. have tried
almost hing and II Is the only thing that has
mending It's afflicted with Catarrh of any kind
and offer this my testimony to its benefits.
Very truly. ". S. DECKER
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE CH. SIG. OFYIcK8.
WAsHIEGTOH. March 10, l am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio rGlieg
and lake region, IeaTmer, clear or partly
cloudy heather, light, rariabls rciRds mostly
from sorsthicest to southeast, ToIl0roed by sta
tiOHdry or falling barometer.
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The Trenton Herald thinks, and 30 does
every other decent paper, that the people are
worn out with the question of the State debt
They now want 1t settled on an amicable
basis, honorable alike to the creditors and the
State,
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SOREY AEFIIGrEn

). o. BosJr0Tfb q Co.. Denuer. Col. Gentlemen.
Prompted by fellow-feelng for those alicted with
Catarrh wish TO add my testimony In behalf of san
FoRD's RADICAL CUEE FOR CATARRH- have been
sorey afflicted with this earul disease for years
and have tried every known remedy without avail.
until bought a bottle the above CsTRE from you,
which gave almost instant relief II being const-
tuonal well local remedy, believe il TO be all
that is clsimed for It. Radical Cure for Catarrh.
Very truly yours. WM- AhIETIVE
Denver iss 4
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To Parents.

How often does a slight cough or cold lead
to the most serious conseq uences. Keep DR..
Bulls cough syrup at home. Physicians pre-
scribe it. Thousan Is take it. Price twenty
FIVE cents.
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Yesterday Of cotton: liverpool cotton, 5 1-Sd;
Memphis cotton. 12c. Nere Orleans cotton,
9 1-2e. NeiO York cotton. 15-16e.
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He Proves that Their Baseless and Sense.
less ClamOr is ParalyziEg the Indus
tries of the State, Debauching
the Public Sentiment, and
Covering Us with Infamy.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

The following testimonials are from Messrs J. O.
BoswoRTH & Co., Denver, Col. large and influential
druggists They report unprecedentedly large sales
and universal satisfaction No other disease is
aarmingy prevalent IN that region They speak fth
following gentlemen as among their best cifizens.
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THE GREAT SPEECH

OF this Session Of the State Legislature
Judge Clapp DemOlishes the Re
pudiatiOnists, and Leaves Them
without an Inch of Ground
to Rest Their Fie-
tiOn Upon.
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BROTHER BUCKNER-Can you tell US correctly
through the TerGs Baptist whether Brother ]. R.
Graves remained at his home. in Memphis, during
the time of yellow-fever in 1878? Baptist family
Iate IfSm Milan tennessee says that ne was &C
above named time. Give us the truth of the case,
and let US put doubts to rest Yours truly
l. SMART
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MARRIED..

KEEFE--MANNING-A st. Peters Church,
March II, 1879, by Father Kelly, Mr.. T. o. KEEFE
and Miss MARY MANNING.
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Congressional Proceedings.


A great crowd was present to witness the
opening session and organization. Only one
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From the Memphis Baptist, this week, we
copy the following article:
The pastors who left here during the cpl
demc) are shern of their influence. One has had to
resign, and others will have to go. 1t is like an Off
deserving his post In battle; he can never re-
cOver-MenlphiS OorreSpOndent RekiQiOus Herald.
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Bankrupt Sale.

In the matter of the Southern Life Insurance Com
pany, Bankrupt.
PY virtue Of an order OF sale made by the Circuit
J Court OF the United States Western District or
1nessee We will sell, at public auction, IN front
o. che premises, On
MOzday, ADrH Il, 1879,
at O'Clock said day. the building known tbs
Carolina Insurance Building, NO. AZ Madison, De-
soto Block, Memphis, Tennessee, and now occupied
by the Mem phis Gaslight Com gany.
Terms OF Sale-One-fOuIth ash; balance In six
and twelve months, with approved security, and q
lien retained for unpaid purchase money.
The Improvements consist Of 2 fOuT-StOry brick
building, the upper portion partioned into rooms,
suitable for offices IT sleeping-rOom5-
.. WOODBRIDGE
and G. L PATERSON. ASsigneeS.
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RN. III. WIGGIN SAYS.

"One ofthe best remedies for Catarrh nay the best
remedywe have found in lifetime fsuering, is SAN
Ford RADLcAL CUEE Il is not unpleasant to tako
small glass tube for IN inhalation. Il clears tho
head and throat thoroughly that, taken each morn
ing on rising there unpleasant secretions and
dsagreeable hawking during the entire day, but
precedented cearness voice and respiratory
= RsU. y. "a. WfggiH an Dorchester, Mass, Beacon.
Each package contains Or. Sanfori's Improved IN
haling Tube with full directions for In all cases
Price, 500. FOrsale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gsts and Dealers throughout the United States and
Canada. WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents and
MhOlesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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GABLE WIS.
No More Relief Wanted for SxeSeGin-
French Financial Matters-The
POpe's Charity CODtribu-
i0ns-German Tar
IDS, Etc.

LONDON. March 18.-Habron, the young
man under sentence Of death for the murder
of a policeman, for which crime Charles
Peace subsequently confessed that he was
guilty of, has received his free pardon.
The POpe's COntrfbutiOn for Dis
tressed SzeSediD.
ROME, March 18.-The pope sent FIVE thou
sand lire to Szegedin for the relief of the
sufferers.
No Further AID Needed at Szesedin.
SzEGEDIN, March 18-The work of saw
ing life is over, and the saving of prop
erty commenced. The authorities haye tele-
graphed that no further supplies of provis-
ions are necessary.
French Finances.
PARIS, March I8.-The committee on
Lenglis's motion for an investigation of the
causes Of the huctuatlon in the FIVE per cent.
rentes, after hearing the examination of
Leon, say that the minister of finance re-
solved and recommended the chamber not to
entertain the motion. Albert Grevy, a
brother of the president, being unwilling to
resign from the chamber of deputies, has
been sent to Algiera on temporary mission,
but is clothed with the full powers of the
government.
German Tariff.
BERLIN, March 18.-The tariff commission
seems particularly anxious to secure German
industry from American competition. 1t mas
proposed heavy duties upon most of the
articles now imported from America. Its last
decision is Ia favor of duty of twenty marks
per hundred weight on leather goods. The
protectionists are now attacking the present
coinage system, and recommend the issue Of
plenty OF paper money.
Mixed JnrIeE.
LYNcHBURG, VA, March 18.-The United
States court of the western district of Virginia
commenced its session to day. Judge Rives,
in his charge to the grand Jury on the sub
ject of mixed juries and the indictment of
county judges for the failure to provide them,
said: at Is the duty Of the grand jury to en-
force obedience and exact universal respect
for the laws. If this shall be faithfully and
feariessly done throughout my whole district,
1t will arrest the future resort to the Federal
courts for denial, in this respect, of the equal
protection of the laws and leave State courts
in the full and free exercise of their appropri-
ate jurisdiction; but if this be not done, and
a plain duty is eVaded under artfully dis-
guised and misplaced scruples as to law, you
will be fomenting further disorders and con-
hict. / am at loss to conceive any motive
on the part of the honorable and intelligent
citizens TO undertake in any way to obsti uct the
great organic measure to which your faith as
people is plighted in the most solemn man
ner, or to thwart the mission of the general
government, in all its departments, to give
equal protection of law to all its citizens
without distinction"
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COLLINS @I|
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains, bameness Soreness, Weak
ness. Numbness and Inflammation of tho
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Bowels
Bladder. Heart, and Muscles, are equal TO
an army of doctors, and acres of plants
and shrubs. Even in Paralysis, Epilepsy
or Fits, and Nervous and Involuntary Mus
cular Action. this Plaster, by RaIlying tho
Nervous Forces, has effected Cures when
every other known remedy has failed.
Price. 25 Cents.
Ask for Collins voltaio Plaster, and in-
sist on having it. Sold by all Wholesale
and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER
Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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"YELLOW-FEVER HOUNDS"

The Article in the Memphis Baptist
Which so Vindfctively and Malicious
ly Den0unces the Sufferers by
the! Epidemic as "YellOW-
Fever Hounds
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He Cites the Law, the Facts, and the
Judgments OF the Courts, and Piles
Up Such an Array of Precedent
as Shames the Ring, and will
Ultimately Force Them
to Terms.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.


DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue
l. of a writ of UeIsdjtiOlli erpOnGS to directed
from the Honorable Circuit Court of Shelby county,
Tenn. In the case OF Wilson Durham VS.. W. P. and
Matte S. Dsadrck, judgment rendered on the first
day OF July, 1873. for the sum OF seven hundred
and ninely-twO dollars aud ninety nine cents with
interest and costs of suit 10 satisfy said judgment,
etc. will
,EuesdaY. April 15, 1879,
in legal hours Ia front of the Courthouse, Memphis,
Tennessee proceed 10 SELL to the highest bidder for
cash, the 70 lowing described property, toWit: One
fifth undivided Interest OF the dsfendant Matte s.
Deadrck, in lot of land situated and being in the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning
on the south Side OF Monroe street 20 feet west Of
the alley east OF Main street; thence west 20 teet;
thence south 7sl feet; thence east 20 feet; thence
north 414 feet to the beginning-being the west 20
feet Of the east 40 feet Of lot 23 city OF Memphis,
thu said premises being now occupied By Henry
LuehTmann- Levied on as the property of defend
ant, Matte S. DeadTick, TO satisfy said judgment.
interest and costs. f. l.. MCGOWAN. Sheriff,
Shelby county, Tennessee.
By DAN'L G. SHELBY, Deputy Sheriff.
Memphis. March II, 1879.
John D. Adams. Atty for plaintiff. wed