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baltimore and Ohio
U a IL II ~ A ID

K A | l. X u A ID
THIS ROaa runs frOn Wheeling 70 BaltlmSfs. CsTs
j mies) aud 70 WashinEton C400 miss) and presents
ne fullest sdvsntsgss both = ireisht .na passengei
eghenies and being solidy constructed, completely
eqappe and carefully managed, Is one Of The most at
trscve and safest Railroads the United States The
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus md sSnesvilietI
Theeiiny untes this rosd with sn portions Of the Wes
THE ovLv THRousH T1cEErs PROM MEmPHIs
LOUISVILLE and ST LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL Ne
TEoPOLIs sold BY this road, which runs sreet =
Washington without the delay Of passing through bsit
more IL s aso the only line By which baggage b
thGcked 70 Wasbinstol from the Ohio river.
EP-By TIE NAL ROUTE from Memphis, take ne ma
steamers running daily Louisville o0unecting thez
with mai steamers JersouTle R4ilroad for Cinoin
nz where they arvs s. 70 connect with the cars o.
9TH Ceutra Ohio Ralroad through Newark and lanes
vile, . wheeling. By the express train Of This roue
the trum Cincinnati 20 Baltimore and to Washington
-Bs SURE to ask for tickets By the Baltimore and ohir
aaiirusd Route
Tp-P.ssepgs-s nom Memphis eolng East throush Sc
louis can buy Tr0ngh Tests - tbs Baltimore and OhiC
aaroad mis- route lays through Yinoennes Terra Haute
ldisnapos etc, to Wheelinz over the new Ohio an
Mississippi and connneetins Roads These connections
ars a direct and the tine from ST L01is 10 Batimor
Or Wash lngton Is but abozt - hours through Ticket.
by this rouie may b. bad Of the Agent under the Plan
sTs Eouse a. the following rates: Prom S. Louis 4
asltiucre s25; % Wsshingt0R SIS.
Al wheeling the passenger takes the superior
hs Baltimore and Ohio haruad which leave three timcl
Isly FOR Baltimore WashnEto1, Phfiadelphis and New
YORK Throsgh IN Is or II hours including stoppsgss
sur safety, speed regularity, beauty OF he c0antry
general comfort this read s seo0nd % IN the Union
FRETGHT5. = This company possesses the lsrges
1uiprncnt Of any Rzroad IN the United States and
prepared 70 do immense business n transportation
The road makes Immediate connection At the wharves
the streets OF Baltimore with the Railroad 70 Phsdei
phiA and New York, steamers 81 Ericsson and BALTI
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nv
York and By Merchsnts' and Aners' Line 20 Boston
iteamsrs t0 Norfolk, Charleston, savannah, &c. p
aartcuars, freight tari ccpss Of which may be ha
HNa T1-an uNr1n IN Nhn NlraaH Of
Receiving and Forwarding Agent a. Wheeling.
Wh. s. WOODSfDE,
Master of Transportation, BGltlmore-
THROUGH TICKETS, slowing the holders 70 stop a
sRy point and resume their seats AZ pleasure may
ourch-sad a. the company's Once, No IS, ysnersoi
street doors East Of the Cnmlnereal aotel henpni
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER 70.
Summer 8ttrlats.
Bailey Springs.


CtNtE the death 1f NJ Bailey ta Sc cert rato . in g
- have been 20 charec - oo1.pauy wh8 have re-
n0'td tle entire premss bui iarge nuu5er % spa
ci0us rnorls b. des any other impfoVelsAts ueczs
sary for th7 e. lnfqrt al VIsitcr1-
With ragaru 20 The fura+ige pr0rertlrs of Bail y
Sprtngs, their mcacy have BE- snd astisfa-o-
MY tes u u. Isalfs - ust- nces % rtud
Necessary "a th~ part ~ b. rr0p ietors say oid
% heir virtues suacs it 20 av houtvr that t Is
EPneraiy not unvsr ALE Co-certd thFt fer the
= the q icuicg dis-ases. Baey sprinrs srr 90 ur-
passed 1y ary il the 30 "a Whi- swe InE. re Ter,
Scre n1a D-opsey. DgFpe. ST, Frmale D. sell
o. all Vencreal and Cususus Diseases Of every descr
ton.
warm and Coid Baihs VII be furnished for The vlsi-
tors.
be sariszs are open Sumner ard winter eud TIE
confidence N then il grezf that thfre
thar dfty visitors prTsect- The7 acate Laudr-
dale county Aiahsua n.ue mie. ron Fllrrue uud
now most ac- ssh G. AID sectors s1lar il1-
stage ald he r. Eii' rau rNGrs A DAY fruu IN Gun
ba o. b. Spri connectirE With the hey pass
fu-cumbis ch vay
The scaiiiy % the sprinEs unsurpassed hflr-
peasaSt and healthy cslntys vi me fshing and
huntf uz Erolnds
lsEs Livery Stable hsa -ren er-ctrd e. te s1-inrs
and every desc ipfiCu 1i vehlfis zIwaFs o. j.
Teu-D.n AIiys ui1rd Tables and e. arT 1e-c pf ion
Of smus on nt nav BE- fou- q or thf preuisea
C,t lin snd naulluE Parties CIV % reeuary during
the wsck.
A Bard Of MISE bas been enEaEed for ffe aesson
No dlrt VII b. eparrd ffc OF pr11ri.tcra
70 Re- nd-r visiors comf0risbie rna she
f-f.f p fhe rnFNsa a co.
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!, NEW ORLEANS.
PORTLAND ami at Inportant lnss.
rIoRTH a ND EAST.

I MI - - ~ - = - -
At Cliczz5. c5ans-tins with Nichsan Csltsai Cars
lsaving tie sire dep1t for Dstro l. Hiagarz Pals
ao hester Alba-y Nsv r r. Boston and 81 Eagtern
and Atlantis Citi-s. OnlT tFl cranges % frcm
CAIRO % Nt anf tore trsm "a 70 - Airanv, ana
flur ron ca r1t1 New YORK. Pine f-on Caro- % New
York - hours Connects a. sandoval With Ohio and
N slssfnp Rair0ad ron st Lsuis AM Viucsrnes At
Pale, with trains % the Terra HaEte, alton md Sc
logis Rtr1ad, Ind anaDolis LerisVile and Clnciu-
al AZ rera Ut, Eth main lire Exprsss fsr Galera
Ead D1ui-ita-the lat er eonne-t with t-ains 70
sp-nrdei Napes Reek IsI-nt Buriiz zgton aod Q1incy
Al trsins froa Csir1 connect a. Sandoval with the
Oaio AMI Mississippi trains fer St Louis Ent Cacia-
uafi
ne Illinois Central Railroad CsmpGny have add 10
fer aol ing 81 twenty superb stttaro slee ing
cars eacd of uhich VII cimf0rtaby berth atty passen-
I gers.
Through Tickets.
Ether by sfeda50af via 81 Louis and fisnee by Rail
r1ed 0rfS CcirO and thence b. Rgiirocd 70 al Ponfs
North
god cor year. snf allowing heders 70 stop at any
poilt and resume heir seats e. pleasure. AMI a lnfor-
nation resrs- Ing The route be uref apuiica-
tim q the Curnp nr's On e. IS Je doors
east o. the Co1amercizl Hose Msmphis
/ WILLIAa MORIS. Assent,
For Tinois Ce1ral and on nj Ms isspri Raj roads,
i ant Rsr rr.d LII e % ataau - merf4-tv
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
aHeO9"CH49'3B Texas.

csrAGEs lsAvs Gaines Landing mississippi river,
- DAILY a. 4 A. n, passing through the nourishtnt
~ az Camden 70 washington, Ark through In s.
ssrrs BELDING 4 SrONz, Agents,
seps-itiy 6aines, lAndns
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Young America.

THE subscribe. would re- =,
81 - sDe- fully inform his friends 5dksAs
<snd The avtling sui c, thzs u4s l.-or
JtASS RESrAG RAM ard HOTEL G1RHI,
Adams str et, nHary oppost7 the Wo-sha House Is
pen, where bis fri DDS and vii b. fur
nsh with al Eindsof Game and delicseiss o. g sea-
We as the ehocest brands Of Wines Chailei g
ing al ooup-tition he sai-ifs nb-rai shar uf tna
pubic patronaE2 TaDI-fyl ItSkPH rsUFaL
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.IOhn RrOWag.

TFEeEa THa cUasBscfAf. 8uTEfs s aftflr & 81
u SAT- "a iss sa1tifn si,a 6s stt asA ) eralf
ibns ~ slsz slz1l t4 8s es M
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DR. 0RFILLE ri. FAIRLY

HAVING located permanently In Memphis, oaers hrs
Il professional its tiz and persons IN
The surrounding cou3trF Special atteutoa vii be givn
70 Obstetros csses and all diseases Of women and chill
dren.
Residence on the corner Of Herns1io street and
Browns AvsnEe- Ofa--, 2s HAeisoa street Dys "
=. KNOX WAIEER-------.-..-.----T L H'CoENICO-
JETALEER q E'oOSNICo, Iawyers, Memphis Ten
w Hesses- Omcs. No. p south side Court Square.
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TNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Il FOR FEBRUARY Is

Circulation ............. ......173,OOO.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES The Victory in the House
the The P Ssas Ians; Not Over Yet: Jones; Flight
Comonfor; Ke;t'. Apology Mr. Mason Of Virsin.
H.REvIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in . condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
that have transpired in the City aud o1ouros
United States and Europe.
III. KANSAS.
V.FEEDING THE HUNGRY
v..THE COMMERCIAL REvuLsION
vI..NEw INVENTIONS AND PATENTS.
vII..IMPORTANT TO FARMERS: Breeds OF Domestic
Cattle; An Address TO the Farmers OF sonuylkl
Comfy, Pa, by Horace Greeley The Use of Potash
VIII. IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON: The First
Kansas Battle Stormy Night Session The lie;
Again; Free Fight in the House The Administer 8
hon Defeated Select Committee uAgpOnted-Iy Iss
Bun Bdbhs Member. Of Congress After Breakfast
Views Of the Struggle; Proceedings Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives.
Ix..POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Anti Lecomp.on
Resolutions.
x..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED By TELEGRAPH
Important frem Mexico-The Revolution Consuni'
mated From Washington; The Pennsylvania Bank
The Bay State Mills.
N..NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
xu..POETRY: Moonlight"
XIII. .BAYARD TAYLOR IN EURoPE-No. Xiv:
PTotes;-Chanze Of Plans.
XIv..THE STATE OF EUROPE: Correspondence Of The
N. Y Tribune.
XV..ROYAL MARRIAGES IN ENGLAND.
XVI THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF Ma
POLEON: Correspondence of The n Y. Tribune
XvIITHE PREPARATIONS AGAINST CANTON:
Progress Of ;he Rebels Correspondence OF The
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XVIII BAYARD TAYLoR's NEW BOOK.
XIX THE PUBLIC LANDS: Senator Foots Bill; sens
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xx.THE LAST HOURS OF RACHEL.
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BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
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the Senate with The vote thereon
SKETCH OF PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS during the
past year. - -
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRIED SCOTT DE-
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A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
A SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL acknowledgements
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A LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS with
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CCHUBERTH a. Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, 81
- Nehoh. Ro.,I Brosa~Ev entrance No. 90 Spr1nsd are
eon'Aered he test Pltlshe1 ben sSosd VIII SIC. VIC
hsSSh wis
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win deliver sinh LECTURE q .eres The Lecture
pey, the Gentleman"
l5 Broadway T. j. Grower No. $50 Broadway, and e. he
Library The number Of hcie:s to BE- sch limited 70
Chairman OF Lecture Committee
DIR. Hawkes. Lecture.-In compliance with the request
81 the audience before whom delivered the Lecture
Theaies on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. ia M7l O'Clock.
LEVEL Leetsres.-CHntOn HAL Treatment Of sSes.i
= BELLOWS on SokpAY and rHURs6nY
oeosh commencing Feb Tke 81 bI The sSu s, 70
nd q ssh.asnbers Luis Admission single Lectures Ut
ssusA payable n The do~.
E.sAs1ass Intsilisepce Onee and t r. VEL ga
= O. Anthony s1 * fas'; "a r1oaf
Clswson Kelley Ap.yss! Physcso ian, can %os E 1cY
18Th inst, to MONDAY March l. eH,ser oPO1 all
diseases particularly the Lungs Liver Rd1sy M NeI wn
Debility, Difficulty of Bresthins
and S.s%sss before
sy The EdG %o Of Thd sss
'hei'''"e No SAG Brosdway N. T.
Water.Cure or co-Therapeutic Institnte;-
Ry Dr TRAIL and MAY No. aIaght.t Cancers and Poly
Iscemcnts successfully treated Electro Chemical Baths. Ac
oommodations for Patients or Bosrders
spiritua Telegraph, Feb 49, contains: Charles Fourier
IJniyyrss Unity Mohsmed and Mohammedsnm Astronomy
New Laws Interesting Tests The Life the Test Of Doctrine
Report Of Conference Spiritual Physiology Spirits in Albany
s Sssss c A. R fART fS No. e
Broadway Also for sale al No Great Jonesr
Copper, Anthony, BIoek-Tin. &c.-A constant
Pp Of f s,p . Dt Roos & s%
other METALS for sale the lowest rates at Nos snd6
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VTALENTINIANI.
Doves once, It's said, bore Cupids mails
Tied to theiT necks and wings and tails,
And without charge their little bills
Presenting at the window ellis;
Awoke fair maids who cut the Irvine
That Joined the bird and Valentine,
And cut no doubt, for Joy, dear things,
Innumerable pigeon wings"
But tina. 10 past, friendly cushst
lattice ventures now to push at
And stead Of pecks Of doves in letters
The post in bushels brings Loves letters.
The Valentines Of fifty ieh,
For birds have rather TOO much weight
IL all the pigeons in the West
Into Love service were impressed
Their pinions could not bear away
moiety of STRONG'S dsplay.
Az anbeams 10 focus tend,
A. rivers toward the ocean wend,
As needles TO a magnet ty
As fremen when Fire" : the cry,
so from al points the love orn throngs,
Moved BY one impulse, rush TO SrkONOS'
Cupid did meier godfather stand
To Valentines rch 70 grand.
So cheap. witty, tender, bright,
As STRONG this year has brought TO light.
sTRONGs VALENTINE DEPOT No. 90 Nsssaust
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TNHE GYMNAST-A Journal, devoted 10 the
complete education Of man, with special reference to hi
physical development No concludes The review Of THE
fRIBUNE's late ARTICLE on the FREE ACADEhi Az
A REVIEW of some Of the "RECOLLECTIONSo OF B. T.
GOODRICH Published Semi. monthly. al the METHOPOu-
TAN ACADEMY AND Gymnasium, Nos 81 and y 6th'av
Terms 50 cents Der annum. Address above post paid
TIME NETWORK TRIBUNE will be for
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TVHE LANCERS-As taught by f. FERRERO,
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Printed descriptions are ready. No charge
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6peeial Notiles.


- aood time Is expected a. CONVENTION HALL NO.
~, "oos'ef - on SUNDAY EVENING. The meeting wa oe
seo'essco BY hARRY BUSHNELL, the Utica B4:ksqh OF
bempeisLce NsrHorsc; WIN. n. ARMSTRONG, I. q. W. r
81 o. l. VII denver Al Essay Temperance It's tneGds Ah'
Hs HASs Secretary. JOHN QUA President.
heenar Meeting Of the TWELFTH WARD RI
ftbLitAN, .ASsoVlAIlOS viii be held on MONDAY EVEN.
etb It, Csrmsnsve Dsiins lshed speakers viii address
ptetDf The Trends 81 &nsm invited present
49, ny order; JACOB FISHER, President
Twfmy-frd Ward Republican Association The
rsAO weekly meeting OF This Association viii occur on MON
DAY EVENING, Feb ID al u O'Clock their No 4S5
<Asy at which time there viii b. election he'd Y Pr.
e f The ys<scy occaoDed by he resignation Of George III
WITT ga &, BUCKLY, PresideI: pro TIM
Css.ropmrR PpLLmAs. Secretary pro ten
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Chances for Bnsinfss Fish,

A LARGE FORTUNE to be realized in short
N time by investing few Thousand doIsr No 'h infef'
al No. 80 Chaiham.st., New.YoIk.
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TWO NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TWO NEW PUBLICATIONS.-
d. APPLETON 4 Co..
Nos. a4S and $40 BROADWAY,
Publish on Saturday.
LEISURE LABORS;
HISTORICAL, m H1sGssRS asb POLITICAL.
,e..,n z !. co...
IvoL, limo 400 rapsa 81.
CONTENTS:
Ah REvilW " or THE LIFE AND TINES OF wM H.
MAcATh1Ys HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE IN THE DISTRICT
u THE hSf TRUE ISSUE BETWEEN PARTIES IN THE
SOUTH: UNION OR DIsUNIoN'
CHRIS TAM TY.
LOGIC OF CREATION,
HENRY 'JAME..
vol, I21no Seventy FIVE cents
ONE HUNDRED-DOLI.AR BILL.-An In
~ tensey Interesting . s,Gryy 0 Of ,,rp
being thrilling reminiscepce in the career Of
AN OLD POLICEMAN,
Will Oe THE ATLAS TOMORROW,
written BY Charles Burdett several years Mayors CA
The tale Is entitled
and narrative Of curious fscts connected with
felony perperated this city ess than four years ago.
THE ATLAS TO MORROW will insnsqIate sewers. new
features and will embody vast amount OF very Interesting
49, 4: new Publisher sud new have been .dedso rI
ATLAS corps during week the public reasonably antc
pate a very attractive sheet 70 morrow II,
The Editor ], Mr. u Ta s %hG
G. SEAMAN late Superintendent OF Public Printing az wash
ington. w. ~ . A., - 90 ,
Price three Sold by all the newsmen
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ReIiaicns Notices.

ss~~,, Mission Church, No. 21 Bowey.-sUN-
DAY psit pIssoAine io By Elder r00LE a, BY Elder
1snips Historical Prophecy, the Kingdom Of God nigh ct
49, - Ses.s All free.
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Boots an6 Shoes.

CIRCULAR.
~ To THE LADIES OF NEw'YoRx AND THE PUBLIc IN
GEsERAL: -
have ,sien the well known SHOE STORE No $50 BOW.
cry three DOOR above Bondst aey occupied BY Can.
tys1 Tor the manufacture and sale Of
LADIES' MASTERS, MISSES AND CHILDRES's BOOTS
AND SHOES.
Having held Cerkhip in the late Establishment for several
war, enables know the the old customers, snd
n soictine their patronage allow them
others disposed purchase that shall my best exerons
male Il their interest 70 do
The Stock al and up the same STYLE and a. the
srue moderate prices heretofore.
Lsdies Misses and Chdren's Rabbers Of every variety.
J. r. MILLER.s