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NEW YORK.

The Eclectic Medical Society In Session ut
Albany.
Albany jan 49, 1883.
The New York State Eclectic Medical Society met at
the Delevan House eleven o'clock this morning Pres
dent DR.. William V. Hcadley in the chair.
The constitution was amended fixing tho annual meet.
ing IN January.
Annual reports made by the president and
tary. after which recess was taken.
At the afternoon session Mrs. Hayden, OF New York,
was elected TO membership.
Dr.. Robert 6. Newton read q paper on ''Cancers,"
asserting that cancer Is local rather than cons
tutionaI disease and that 1t is durable. He spoke
cancer which he pronounced parasitioal like the
mistletoe on the oak tree.
Drs D. T. Smith, Geddes, Frost, Wilder. Comins and
Professor Alien spoke of the efficiency OF chiornated
soda applied externally and internally in OF Group
aud dipatheria.
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vo'stcn Of the articles OF war; ans thus subjects h
self % a court marital
THIS aiternooa Bishop Sampson, Of Phiadsiphla WAS
closee1 WIN stanton FOR moro than an heuL Amer no
withdrew General John Pope, late commander Of the
Third Military District, had interview With the Secre-
tary. M Stanton did not transact any official bue-
ness to-day, except to order Peouze duty IN
tho War Department; put gave answers 10 several
oeers VINO presented papers Tor action to the ehec.
that hey must Jay over, as no did not knox w1ns MS
course o. action would be-
There s been great excitement during the day about
the matter as the President has control over General
Grant as CommanderlnChief aud Is not at all inpro
babe that some important orders will DO directed that
Grant refuse TO obsy the President and take sides with
Mr. stanton he VIII undoubtedly be court martiasd for
dsobedience Of orders
Angry Interview Between the President and
General Grant-Rumors of Il Forthc omina
Prociama'ion-Army Officers TO Receive No
Orders from Secretary Stanton-Treasury
0ficers Forbidden TO Recognize the Secre-
tary Of War.
From the Evening Postj.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ID, 1865.
The whito House was thronged to-day with persons
anxious to see the President, but only fow obtained
audience Early in the day General Grant was sent for
and remained with the President for some time II
Is said that very words passed between
them. The President appeared very much ex.
cited after General Gran. retired Attorney General
Slanbery, Secretaries Seward and Wees oaied after
wards. and coseted with the President two
hours.
The city Is full OF and speculatons what
the President intends to do There good authority for
saying that either tomor or next day proc anna
uon viii he issued by tho President which all OH
GERS OF the army are forbidden TO hold have any
communication with Mr. stanton Secretary OF
War, and not to obey any orders he may issue. The
draft OF such proclamation Is understood TO have been
prepared by Mr. Seward, and was read by him 30 the
President to-day
Mr. stanton was tho War Oflce to-day transacting
business as formerly.
Secretary McCulloch to-day issued order to the
heads OF bureaus in his department orbiddng them TO
recognize Mr.. Stanton Secretary OF War until hts
that department settled upon. II Is sal q
tina. similar orders have been issued other executiv
departments
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PENNS YLVANIA.
The Legislatures Opinion of aIr. Stanton.
HARmsBuRG. Jan. I5 1865

The Iesisiature's Opinion of 5Ir. Stanton.
HARRISBURG, Jan. Is, 1865. 4
In the Legislature to-day Colonel Kleckner OF Pills
aelphia, offered the following resoluton:-
Resolved That Tie representatives OF Pennsylvania
dcrss the action OF the United States Senate
stanton Secretary OF War whose successful admins
anon OF MS Department during the gloomy period the
war ana national peril has endeared his every
mittee on vice and immortality - :
The Speaker said that no committees had yet been
appointec.
Another democrat moved to lay the resolution on the
table Not agreed to-ayes As tdemocras) and nays 81
(republicansl
Mr.. Jones, tdem., OF Berks, moved TO amend BY
condemnng instead OF endors n.y. and nser. after the
words II d. Stanton IAN INSCRIPTIONS enemy ofcon-
sigtonal liberty and man unworthy OF the confidence
" the American people, Mr. jones also denied the
inference ~ the original resolution that Congress had
any power 10 reinsiaie. The amendment lost BY
ayes 43 (democrats and nays SO (republicansl y
W. W morn was elected State Treasurer, receiving 70
votes. wv AcGrath received IS votes.
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CALIFORNIA.

Burial Of General Steeie-Snlc Of n Wreck
and Cargo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Is, 1868.
The Moses Taylor sailed for San Juan del Sur
today.
General Frederick Steele was buried with military
honors to-day.
The wreck and cargo OF the British bark Oliver Cults
sold at auction for So $780, The cargo consisted Of
thousand tons OF COAL
Sailed ships Brewster, Wealth Of Nations and Binky,
for Liverpool; Surprise, for Boston, Ruth, for Rio
Janero.
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A.-The Growing Musical Triumph Of sho


YEAR.
THE ABBE LISZT HAS ADDRESSED TO TIE
MEssRs; clilCkkRlNG TIE FOLLOWING LETTiR.
THE ONLY TESTIMONIAL IN FAVOR OF a PIANO
FORTE MAKER WHICH HI HAS EVER GIVEN IN
EUROPE or AMERICA
.gans.a.on.i
MgssRs CnicsERiscit ia worry agreeable to to add
nine 20 the concert OF praises OF which
the object
To be declare them perocl and posfccsslmcs
!supcr.atveig perfect
there quality which Is fore Ign them Your instru.
mcns the 1egrec nobility and OF
tone, elasticity and security OF the ouc harmony bril-
iiancy soldy. charms and prestige. and thus
ponious ensemoie OF pariccioas to the exclusion Of all
defects
fiansts Of the least prctensons will find Of draw
ing from them agreeable M face OF such Products
which truly do honor the Of the construction
role OF the critic ~ simple that OF tho
publs the has but TO sppaud tn1m and
with entire satisfaction and the other 10 Them In
the same manner
In concentrating sincerely the great end decisive
obtained at the Exposition Parts am pleased tn
anticipate the happy continuation or the In all places
your pianos will be heard and beg you accept,
sir the expression OF most distinguished sentiments OF
esteem and consideration.
lSlgncd, g. List.
RoaE, Dec. &c. 1857.
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3gT u A r. z.

Ere. 'erici steele.
Tho telegraph annoGsc> = 'ne aeasn % mayor oouefh
Steele, OF tho United STATE army a. San n'eo' near
san Francisco Cab. OIL ~ auay ias' o' apopeAy.
Genera steele ats. commands, Of tho Department Of
Columbia was born in Delhi n y IN 1871 ana entered
tho siary Academy a. West Pcsa IN 1882 nc grad
'ated on the Sosh Of June is43 ia acass 'hs' nun
be- ~ among It's members Generals "ans ffank''n'
Reyn, vas Augur, Hamilton Ingalls, srA o'ners VINO
made tn VT marx IN the history OF the astA 40 was
made lie Nshant IN the second infantry ~ 's4o aug
during the NI,can war served With Genoraa iiley's
The present Generals lelntlens.n. Casey. Eos.
sells, Patrick, aaa az iisuteran.' s, r. s. Can
brevsited hrss lieutenant lor gal,anlry ~
Consysras and Cherupuscot in ls47 lie was WITH hee
sc a. ch ss in sesnse s A. 9t aan
his company ne aghf II the CITY OF Mexico acted
tenancy, and in feDruary, 1900, made cap,an aud
In the following year 10 was made re2lrnenias
plasca in command Of the oanionmenf Of Tho
OLD Winnsbalo and saw ser vice on thsiroaer
majority Eleventh infantry an obi AIMED leave
absence to command the Eighth Io'wa soiua~ers in
Fremont Campo ign. and commanded Al brigade under
Pope In the Central Missouri campaign Of December
1851. In Janusr.'. ls62 he made ogsad o. ge1
eral Of volunseers ana commanded a dyson lhassco-
operated with are late General Gurus daring the
fearful march tin Arkansas 70 Helena. He
also commander OF the fopces at that place
until December. 1Ai2 when no was appointed 10 tue
CnurVo OF dlvlfOu oI fule2utu army corps, una
General Sherman Ho second com mend,
led division battle OF Chcxassw Bayor, Deem
Der 90 1862. st,Irsneu the with tlrat elan
Ho commanded the FIRST division CT SLennan's corps
the battle and capture o! Fort Hlndfasu Arkansas
river, in McCernants expedition, January 10 and IL.
1863 Ha brevetteG Lieutenant c0iorpd February,
1853 for mcriorous services in Araneas Missouri
In March, lS6a he confirmed general vi vol
untecrs and commanded tho Fifth division Grants
army at vckspurg hraveiy storr,ed tho works rear
Haines' Blun and headed all the pnapa stIemipg par
ties during the siege. Subsequently dotached
and gwen an independent command. with shch he
capiuroa Little ROCK. Arkansas and iaok poaSssioa u
tho whole state. his ConGGct Csamanier
OF the Department of Arkansas hu,iy sp-
proved By tile government and by lls pea,
pie OF the State, and he aided grossly in lurmin
there loyal government Ia 1866 10 placed IN
command OF the troops the RIO Grade. out
eved in the latter part Of that year and orderud
sumo command OF Inc Department OF tho Columbia,
the Pacific where ho served until his death. General
Steele gallant hitch toned officer, upon he
field OF battle but with the gentle Of acsa in
aii his soca! relations. He had lua!Lcaons OF ahtgn
order, and earned reputation scarcely second TO
the hard fought folds OF Wost during tho rbhei-
lion. The country has lost IN General steele gallant
aad tried solder, his wGe circle OF ecluaataness
aad friends gena. and high toned and
panlon.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Organization of the Rec construction Conven.
ton.
RALEIGH, Jan. Is, 1853.
The Convention organized to-day. c. J. Cowles OF
Wilkes was elected presidents j. T. Burns, OF Cumber.
land, principal clerk j. H. Boner, Of Forsyth assist
ant; James II. Jones' Of Wake negro, principal door
Keeper; and John D. Ball twhite), assistant All the
officers radicals Jones, the principal doorkesper.
is original free negro and JEFF Davis body ser.
want during the war; and was captured With him.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Relief Of the Destitute In the state

Relief Of the Destitute In the State.
CHARLESTON, jan 10, 1883.
General Scott the Commissioner Of the Freedmen's
Bureau circular letter announcing
that the again deyolved upon him tho
duty Of distributing food to the people of this State.
Relief will be granted to the full extent allowed by the
government but only to the extremely destitute and
those abou, TO plant sufficient cereals TO insure
their provisions for year and who have reason
able prospect Of being able to The government the
cost of provisions advanced No assistance win be given
TO parties engaged wholly or TO undue extent in the
Cultivation OF cotton
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Organization of the Reconstruction Cones
ventiOn.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Is, 1868.
The Convention effected permanent organization to-
day by electing Dr. G. Mackey president and Carlos
j. Stabrand secretary both white. The assistant Sec
rotary engrossng clerk, doorkeepers sergeant alarms
and messengers are all colored.
f. A. Sawyer, Of Charleston, Collector OF Internal
Revenue, resigned his delegate. The
assigned press Of official BUSINESS which prevented
his attendance In the Convention.
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Congressional Nominations in New Orleans.


Senator Thurman-Appointmcnt by the Gov
ern0r.
COLUMBUS, jan Is 1865.
Tie Legislature met to-day in Joint convention and
declared q. Thurman Unted states Senator from Ohio
from March 4, 1860.
Governor Hayes has appointed Joseph T. Webb, OF
Cincinnati, Surveyor General OF Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16
MASSACHUSETTS sUPatAE COURT Ah1 TIE NEGROES
Protest Against the CONFIRMATION Of Ludgo
TIQmus.


from the Boston Traveller Jan. L.
The following petition is being circulated BY Tho
coorcd people In ths city and he'd received about
hundred signatures up 10 this nocn:-
To Ills ExcRt1sscY THE GovERson HosoRABLK
COUNCIL rug COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS:
We the undersigned colored czcns Of Boston and vicn
Ivy, co most respectfully protest against the confirmation o.
BENJAMIN r. Thomas Chef OF the Supreme judi
Court or this Commonwealth We do believing
he is incapable Of rendering impartial justice to
Tho colored people look upon the confirmation OF Mr.
Thomas Chief Justice OF the worst things that
could happen 10 them. HIS speeches and votes while
in Congress gave evidence Of settled hostility that
ana they fear that they would justice
in court presided over by him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

EXTRACT.
TIE AMERICA.

TIE AMERICAN PUBLIC
have una nimously appreciated the great value OF
HOfFS MALT E&fnkCr
EEvE RAGE OF HEALTH. PHYSICIANS recommend It's
Ia no pAis aud tn their private practice nutg!ic
anu healing remedy The SEX take eagerly pleasant,
and nutritious tonic agreeable ioine
Tho dvsncp..o maSe. good Degfr,.e,
while consamptvcs. invads and end .hai ~
use inyg0gates the whole system aud strengthens ali the
LenlJs4s >. the boay.
D.fof, % BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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BY dispatches received here from Queenstown rela
i've 10 the wrecked steamship Chicago which recently
yent ashore as previously reported Ia learned that
the vcsse will prove total wreck. Sho Is now being
broken up BY the and portions OF her cargo and
umbcrs have ncatod ashore. large quantity or the
cotton with which she was laden has boon thrown
eshore II Is stated that not single life lost by shs
lccideS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

MADAME foRfER's COUGH BALsAM
IL known be the and eGecua remedy aud within
the reach OF all
For sale By ali druggists at %. so and IS ccnia
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A.-Tnik Among the Brokers ia Wall street..
Trains last speech 10 the open Dyagd.
McCu,loch H. Britishcr.
McCu.ioch and the Cotton Thieves.
McCuloch aud the Balls and Bears.
See the REVOLUTION. No.s, Published this day
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Printing of Every Prescription Executed
with neatness and DESPATCH and at lover rates than else
where al the METRoPOLiTAN JOB PRINTING ESTAB-
LfsHMEyT, " Nassau street.
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THE FoRTIETH CONGRESS.
Second Session.


WASHINGTON, Jan TO- 1858
Distribution IN MISSISSIPPI
The cHAm laid before the Senate . memorial from
some members Of the Board Of Registration Of Misss.
ppi setting forth the destitute condition Of the people
here beth xhlN ~ eplorsd, aaa ptYl9s fos y a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

A Cough, Cold sore .Throaf Requires
inmedsae httenon - neglect ofenmes rcsuis In some
lucugab.s lang disease BROWNS BRONCHIAL FRO
CdEs" sape remedy and will almost invariably give
iinrncd,ntn rollef.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

A.-Iehrumntism fcgrliy Warranted Cured
refunded pr. FIrItE'S Great vegetable ish.i.
matte igeaedy laken nward1 References, n a1i
Principal depot a1i Broadway. Positively plc
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Allen Bnttcr-ly, $40 che

Allen Buttcrsly, 2f0 Cherry street, New
YORK, has worked water 10 hs kaCrs fer weeks
cured OF rheaaatism CT year, standing Was help
los III be could not move his fingers before using PAIN
PAINT. Go and see him 80 skeotcs test Pam Paint n
Or, WoLcOtIs Office, ~ Chatham square. New iors ~
Aoxard.ra drug 1@ Third avenne. ~ Myrtle
Brooklyn. "a Water street, B0s;oa, ~ fiih and
Vine streets, Cincinnati AL pain removed instantly FREQ
nj
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Goodyear kubbef Shons Of Al. KINDS offers ~ entire
stock Ol Ladies'. Misses and Chircns Youths boYs
Boots ard shoes At half has original price. Ladies' is
your buy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

| Bachelors Hair Dy-.-Tbr Rest in the
world the only pcregt Dyes harmless reaoie instanlane
Factory 81 Barclay sireot
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Cristudoro's. Hair Dye.--Thc Rest Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail; also applied a.
No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-16

a Perfect Hair Brcssina-ssnrDcit,s Go.
COAiNE nplrts dner gloss ana superior French
poniades and oils alcoholic WASHES
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDONDERRY. Jan. 16.-The steamship Hibernian,
Cfom quebec, arrived hero this morning en- route to
Liverpool
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Coid-Inc. n Ccrtair Cure for. ough-. Colds.
fnhucuzs, kc at NCSHTONS FAMILY DRUG store, ~ Asos
House, corner Barclay street.
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Royal Havana Io,fcry.-pyixes Paid In
god. Information furnished. The highest FOG
Doabloons and all inds OF GOLD and silver
TAYLOR d CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street. " 6.
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Bnlducss, Grnvnrs- mud Other sinpcrfecffons
OF Tho viii be regarded .ncycgsa5G after trial OF
Mrs - A. ALIENS IMPROVED tnew styic) HAIR RS.
sTOHEg o. DkhssiNC lin one botel. Every druggist
sells IT, Price g.
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MISSOURI.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE aFsslo.

Seizure of the Iron Mountain Railroad By
the Governor.
- Sr. LOUIS, Jan. Is, fSo8
Governor Fletcher this morning seized the iron MSan-
lain Railroad and placed II in the hands OF Madison Mi
Jer State agent In consequence the failure OF
providing for It's sale. The whole question 10 now be-
tore the legislature. !
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LOUISIANA.

The Tax to Pay the Convcntion-Thirty Dol.
lars Collected.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is. 1853.
The Convention to-day adopted articles seventy live
70 eighty-two inclusive, all rotating TO courts.
The committee appointed to walt on General Han
cook and the State Auditor and Treasurer the
progress OF the collection OF the levied by the
vention. and the action proposed by General Hancock
reported that but $50 had been paid into the treasury
thus far accoun; OF the tax. General Hancock
stated tta he would communicates with the Convention
In writing.
Congregational Nominations i'm New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, JAM Is, 1868.
The Nominating Convention, which is composed en-
tirey OF Of the Reconstruction Convention,
met again this evening, MI Conway In tho chair. and
nominated j. H. Sypher for Congress from the First dis
trict; simon Jones from the second district and J. T.
Nowsham from the Third district The Fourth an
Fifth districts deferred nominations The three nomi-
neos members Of the present Convention,
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The Metropolitan job Printing Establish.
MENT 81 Nassau street. prepared 70 tuTpisn Cards CIR
oulsr Pampnes Law Cases. Poscrs and plcu
Of Printing at rates twenty-five cent less than be
obtained elsewhere In the city.
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Wirs, Toupees md Ornamental iIair.-ye.s
oRsS " Bend street,
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Denth Of Father uartney at salem.

Father Hartncy, Of Salem. thrown fspIn sleigh
In this city about eleven n and died OF heart disease
lew minutes after.
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SKYLloHT SHADES
KELry's. ~ Broadway.

The Celebrated Mis.i-quot spring Watevs
the only known Tor and Briehts disease and
specific for scrosula salt rheum, and all cutaneous
diseases for sale w the pr'nsip, druggists and a the
6S Broadway As the demand Tor THIS water II
greater than tho supply this notice s inserted 10 caution
Tho public against mposltion Mons genuine uness the
the corks branded In like manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-21
4 BAD CASE OF GRECIAE
HEED.
How the thing wss Reduced in
Size.

The Hamilton Canada Spectator tells
the following story, which should be 8
warning to The smUgglers, and Grecian
Blenders particularly
The Greciau bend wss put 10 a novel
use On the Buffalo and Lake Huron Rail
way a few days since. In one OF the
hfst class cars sat q handsome young
lady, dressed in the height Of fashion,
who appeared to be suffering under q
rather painful attack OF the Greciap
band. AS 10 usual on the trainIs arrival
on the American eiae, the baggage OF the
passengers was examined by the United
States custom o~flice-s. Have you any
baggage, Miss ?" Inquired toe officer Of
the aforesaid young lady. "Nothingex-
cept this, f" replied she, producing q small
valiss. The officer examined and re-
turned it, 1T the same time scanning the
young lsdy in q manner that almost
amounted TO Tudeness. Will you fol-
low me TO the custom 0flce, Miss? ' said
the official. The corners Of his mouth
were almost drawn into a smile, and q
mischievOus twinkle was p~srceptible in
his eyes sc tie lead the way to the search
ing room. Arrived there, the lsdy's
'aes, which had previously been Of q
marble wbitenegs, assumed 3 crimson
hue. What is here, madam ?p ssid
tEe ofhcer, passing his hand oysr the
back Of her dress. HThat is nov Gre
clan bend replied she, meekiy casting
down her eyes ~ did not know there
was any duty to pay on It." "There is 10
duty to pay on 1t, but We must examine
IL" replied the obstinate officer. A fe-
male seaTcheF was procured, and after
strong protests on the part Of the young
lady, the mystery Of the "Greci2n
bepd,p alias the Montreal wriegie.v
was unrRyelled, and found 20 contain
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-21

the State OF Illinois and the Ststes Of
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan,
Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska and Ohio,
to endeavor TO induce Congress to furnish
stamps for all tax-paid tobacco and cigars
On baud July / ave not been able to
accomplish fully the objects for which
they went to Washington, owing to the
short tins allowed them between the
time Of their arrival snd the adjournment
3f Congress, but hsve succeeded IA get
ting 6 bill passed by both Houses extend
lag the time In which 10 dispose Of uu-
stamped fine cut and smoking tobacco
until February Is. which Is a success, is
astou3A ~ 1t gives iorty-hve days tx IA
time IN which TO dispose Of goods OF
hand, snd will also give full opportunity
70 bring the matter up again when the
Pennsylvania bill is req y" d Ia January.
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o TLCE.

CEALED proposals VIII be received az the
= ONCE Of TIE undersigned, IN ta~cEs1UpOrt,
Jackson county, ArEEEsas. until Tie first day
Of January, 1865. Tor Lhs erection ~ 8 BRICK
OUR l. with fr1H window cepS and
EllE. iron corniCe, sta!TWays ami BRi-1nlaS
slate and 1fn roof The size OF SAID BUi1dlus ~
by 70 fsfL, with center ploJs-L.Ous on e2eu Sl9e
and end, Of two 10y hL-sn fcCt, carried mp With
dGrmitorles To be two stories % IN, with
1uaustId or french roof, bgllry a. dome.
Plan and tpecineatious can be seen aL tbs
once. Three uuDualpayInEus, 20 be made ac-
cordlBg 10 the progress Of the work, and the
house ls 10 be completed by tZe NEST OF jan
nary, lsO, and the payments 20 ne made 0c-
c9Tdtne 10 the Tep0rl,of Ibe Internal Improve
menL C0mfnls-i0ueF 10 tne court.
RILEY EINMAN,
dea2 I'm Sher OF Jackson County. Ark.
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NOTICE.

& II meeting OF the &eApfis Board or Tn.
resolution was adopted AID ordered 10 - puo.
llshed, tO+wits
RESOLVED That 90 policy shall be written
by any member Of this bOaud Clioglng COTTON
20 De kept in stores sc night; and any policy
hereafter written shall be considered void,
~ mid a FIRE occur when cotton is stored IL
violation OF this resolution.
BEN MAY, President.
r. PARKEP. Secretary. DELI w