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Obituaries.

Died, at Laurel, Prince Georges county, Nd, OF
the 9Th instant, THOMAS j. TALBOT, SR, IN the 65tl
year of his age.
Died at his late residence in Boone county, Mo.
January oath, 1869, JAS. GARDENER TURNER, M. ID.
after long and severe illness, in the 18th year
his age.
He was born in Bedford county, Va: May oath
1894. He was the son of the late Rev. James Turn
err, of the Presbyterian church. Va, who was great
y distinguished for his eoquence and power in thu
pulpit.
Died. January goth, at her residence in Winches
ter, Va, Miss SusAN G. BURwELL, aged 90 years,
beloved member of the Kent Street Presbyterian
church.
This estimable Christian lady, whose death we re
cord with emotions of unwonted sorrow, was one o
"the excellent of the earth" Her loss has created
painful void that cannot be easily filled, nor only
in her family, where her loving and unsel6sh devo
ton had made her the object of an unbounded anc
almost idolatrous affection; but also in her church
Of which from early youth, she had been most ex
emplary, consistent and active member, and to the
institutions faith and order of which, her attach
ment was so decided, intelligent and warm.
Her summons was sudden and unexpected. At
tackled by paralysis on the evening OF one day, on
the morning of the next she yielded up her spirit to
her Saviour. Yet the messenger found her ready.
Her life was hid with Christ in God, and her hope
anchored to that within the veil and none who
knew her can doubt that she was prepared for SC
great a crisis. "Sbe walked with God, and was
not for God took her"
Humble in her spirit, quiet in her bearing, uno6'
trusve in her life, devoted in her pety, singuarly
liberal yet unostentatious in her benetactions, dis
tinguished always for her sweetness of disposition
and her consistent and earnest faithfulness in the
discharge of Christian duty; she not only won the
esteem and enjoyed the confidence Of large and
loving circle of friends, to whom she endeared her
self by unwavering and selfsacri6cing kindness
but she also adorned, but few do, the doctrine
her God and Saviour
In the day of her prosperity, when the Lord laic
bountifully to her hand her contributions to thu
poor, to the Boards of her church and to the colo
nizaton cause, were most muniGcent and constant
though for the most part unknown to any, save those
whose official position made them of necessity ac
ouainted with her name. And when stripped of he
property by the war; she yet, by the exercise of thu
most rigid self denial, made even her deep power
ty to abound unto the riches of her liberality -
She always acted as if realizing that st is NOR
blessed to give than to receive"
Blessed be her memory-ever will it be cherished
by those TO whom she was so dear, as they seek II
follow her, who through faith and patience now in
herits the promises, precious in the sight of tn
| Lord is the death of His saints"
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

University of Mississippi cOrrespon-
dent of the Southeastern Presbyterian says Of the
faculty
Zone Chancellor presides over all the depart
ments, Rev. J. n Waddel D. D.. a son Of that
distinguished educator Rev DR.. Moses Waddel,
by whom so many OF the great men OF past gen
Grafton, in South Carolina and Georgia, were
trained Following in his fathers footsteps, with
equal ability and success, the life OF the son has
been devoted 10 the business of education-chieAy
in the South west. For many years connected
with tbe University as one Of its leading PROBES
ST.. he ha> fairly earned the high position which
he is 80 fitted to adorn, as its Chancellor. There
are in all ten Professors including the Chancellor.
These gentlemen are ali devoted to the interests
of Southern educ.riou, and have no procivities in
any other direction. " bile 1t is certainly true
that there Is less known Of some Of them than OF
others yet it Is no less true that they are all highly
appreciated by those who know them; and 1t Is no
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, March 2, 1869

TUESDAY, March 2, 1869.
Revised and corrected by SPENCER CUNNING
HAM, General Commission Merchant, Shoco Ware
house, Richmond.
GoLD-Selling, lS1. SILvER-Selling, 1913.
Tobacco Market.
Breaks smaller and prices without any change to
note. We quote:
Common Lugs, light weights, $4@$53; Good
Lugs, good weights, S5@63 Sweet Lugs, working,
$6@Sf; Common Shipping Leaf, S63@9; Fine
Shipping Leaf, SS4912!; Fine Manufacturing Leaf,
Sl2(916; Common Wrappers, Sl2@S0; Fine Fancy
Wrappers, $15@25; Extra Fancy Wrappers, $3.50
60; New Steming, S5@S10i Stems, $1@4.5O
Provisions
BacOn.-Sidss 1898 cents Shoulders, 100
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Rocky Mount, LOuisiana.-The church at Rocky
Mount Louisiana, have unanimously called the
Rev A r. Banks as pastor Ii Is the strongest
church in the PreSbytery OF Red River, except
that at Shreveport, to which the Rev. Mr., Dunlop
has recently been called.
New Church at Holly Springs, Miss.-The new
and beautiful church is at length finished, and
viii be dedicated to the service OF God on Sabbath
the 2lst inst The Rev. DR.. Palmer of New Or
leans, is expected to preach the dedication sermon
Biblical RecOrdsr-The Baptist Biblical Recorder,
of Raleigh, \. g., announces that the services OF
Rev. T. B. Kingsbury d. D.. have been engaged
on the editorial columns of that paper.
Rev. s. H Howe's continued il-health eompels
him to relinQuish the charge Of the church at In
dependence, Mo-
Installation at Bristol-At pro re nata meeting
of the PreSbytery OF HolStOn on the 9Th ult. Rev
@. A. Caldwell was Installed pastor Of the Bristol
church. Rev. S. B Campbell preached the ser
mon-Rev. j. p BriScoe preached and proposed
the constitutional questionS-Rev. J. r. King
gave the charge to the pastor, and Rev. j. W.
Bachman the charge TO the congregation.
There is now very interesting meeting 10 pro
gress. Thirteen were inquiring the way of lite on
Monday evening Of last week Christina Observer.
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FDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

EDGEwoRTH FEMALE SEMINARY
There will be no vacation this winter in this In
stitution. The next Session will commence on the
fourth Monday in JANUARY, 1869.
Pupils will be received at any time.
The entire expense of Tuition, Board, Washing,
fuel and contingent fees, will be from 500 to Sic
Session of 20 weeks, if paid in advance. Ten pei
cent. will be added if payment should be delayed
one month after the admttance of the pupil.
Moderate extra charges will be made for Music,
use of Piano. Ancient and Modern Languages, Draw
ing and Oil Painting.
Each boarder will furnish her own lights and tow
els and also pair of sheets and pillow cases.
For Circulars address
j. NJ M. CALDWELL,
de 2-tf Greensboro N. Carolina.
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MattiEa,

In this city, March I'd, by the Rev. DR.. NJ. D
Hoge, GEORGE D. THAxToN and Miss MAMIE E
WATKINS, all of this city.
At Newbern Va, on the 18th ult by Rev. D. B
Ewing, CHARLES HERMANs formerly Of Richmond
and Miss GORILLA HANEY.
At Dublin Depot on the 18th ult., by the same
WILLIAM HAWKINS, formerly of Franklin Co., Va.
and Miss CYNTHIA NJ. CECIL, of Dublin Depot, Va.
On the 25th of February, at the residence of the
brides uncle, Colonel Simeon Fair, at Newberry
C. a., by the Rev. R. A. Mickle, Captain A. P,
PRER and Miss LUCY A, daughter of the late Dru
nv Fair of Alabama
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DIsON'S SOVEREIGN TOBACCO
* NnID n

n ISON'S SOVEREIGN TOBACCO
II, ANTIDOTE.
would respectfully call the attention of all suffer
ing from the injurious effects of Tobacco to my pre-
paration of
Risons Sovereign Tobacco Antidote,
which is warranted to remove the desire for Tobacco
in any FORM 1t ia purely vegetable as will be seen
from the certificate below, and is of great benefit
to Dyspeptics.
A trial is all that is asked, and If it does not do
what we claim for it the money will be returned.
Prepared only by
JOHN W. RISON, Apothecary,
No. 22S, Corner Main and Sd Sts.. Richmond.
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Ecclesiastical Autites.
sYNODs AND PREsBYTERIEs.
Times of Meeting.

1lmeb Ol
AS convenience to our readers, we have made
out table of the next meetings of these bodies. Any
vacancies we shall be glad to fill by notices from the
Stated Clerks.
SYMBOLS
Alabama. Gainesville. Oct 20, m.
Arkansas Washington, Oct 7, m.
Georgia Tallahassee, Nov "a, m.
Memphis. Water Valley, Miss, Oct l3.
Mississippi. New Orleans, Dec 8, p m.
Nashville.
North Carolina Morganton, Oct Is, pm.
South Carolina. Chester, Oct 20, m.
Texas. Houston, Nov 8, pm.
Virginia. Richmond Oct II, I3pm
PREsBYTERIEs.
East Alabama. Union Springs, April IA, 7 p m.
South Alabama. Jacksonville, April 10.
Tuscaloosa. Tuscaloosa, April l, II a m.
Arkansas. Searcy Valley, April 8, p IN.
Indian. Nunih Waiga, April 8.
Ouachita. Hamburg, April l, p m.
Atlanta.
Augusta. Milledgevile, April 8, u m.
Cherokee.
Florida. Tallahassee, April 7, u m.
Macon Fort Gaines April 8, p m.
Savannah Mt. Vernon ch., April 8, p m.
Chicks saw. Ebenezer church, April Is.
Memphis Mason's Depot, April IA, 7 m.
North Mississippi Mt. Parisn, April 10, II m.
Tuscumbia.
Western District. Brownsville, April 8.
Central Mississippi. Winona, April %.
Louisiana Paquemine, March 49,
Mississippi. Crystal Springs.
Red River Shreveport, April 15.
Tombeckbee. Bethsalem church.
Holston. Johnson's Depot, April 81, 7pm
Knoxville. Cleveland, Tenn, Aprill5, pm
Nashville Clarksville, April 16, II a m.
North Alabama. Union church, m.
Concord. Castania Grove, April 29, II m
Fayetteville. Laurel Hill, April 8.
Orange. Raleigh, April IA, y m.
Wilmington. Clinton.
Bethel. Unity, April 8.
Charleston. Charleston, April 7, 8 p IN.
Harmony. Hopewell CHI, April 7.
South Carolina.
Brazos. Navasota, April l. p m.
Central Texas. Carolina, April 20, p m.
Eastern Texas.
] Western Texas.
Abingdon. Abingdon, April IA, pm.
Chesapeake. Bethesda, April 81, 9 m.
East Hanover. Portsmouth, April Is, IL m.
Greenbrier. Coalsmouth, W. Va, Mayo, II am
Lexington. Shemariah, April q, II m
Montgomery. Lynchburg LIST CHI, April7, p m
Roanoke Boydton, April 20, u m.
West Hanover. Charlottesville, April 7, 8 p m.
Winchester. Winchester, April 81, y p m
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7. Z. T0MPKISS.
W. d. TOMPKINS.
To the Oppressed Southern People.

Al ASYLUM is now being offered you, in a
" grant of land, in the State of Guyana, United
States of Venezuela. South America made orig
nally to "Dr II. NJ. Price and associates" and
regularly assigned by said H. NJ Price to "The
Chartered American, English and Venezuela Trad
ing and Commercial Company" | am authorised
by said company to act their agent, to raise and
conduct company of emigrants out to Guayana.
Said emigrants to be divided into two classes The
list comprises all persons over 10 years of age, the
I'd all between and Is years. Each person, (male
or female to pay into my hands the sum OF 500
of the 1st Class each of the I'd Class the sum OF
$50 in currency. Each person OF the 1st Glass, to
receive from the Company when the money is paid,
a Land Warrant for GAO acres of land within the
grant, and passage receipt All persons of the
I'd Class to receive Land Warrant for 800 acres OF
land within the grant, and a passage receipt The
funds raised, as above, to be paid tor charter OF
vessel and provisions, for voyage &c. excepting
small office tee for issuing the warrant. Said com
pany of emgrants will leave New Orleans IN May
next These liberal terms, | am informed by the
managing Directors, are only offered to the present
companies, now forming under the conduct OF DIR.
Thomas S. Waring, st. Stephens, South Carolina,
and myself, in Missouri All persons wishing to
avail themselves OF said grant, will report to me by
or Capt. Fred. A. Johnson Director, at N Orleans.
All information concerning the country can be
had by mailing so cents to Mr.. j. Wall Turner,
Richmond, Va, and ordering, "The Guide to the
Price Grant, in Venezuelan Guayana" All infor
nation necessary, concerning the Company, can be
had by letter addressed to Rev. j. A Doll, Scots
vile, Albemarle county, Va, or to Capt. Fred. A.
Johnson. NATHANIEL 81. MoGlRk.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
Certificate of DR.. John Dove, who is well known
throughout the United States.
Richmond, Va. Nov. goth, 1868.
Dear Sir.-The Tobacco Antidote,' prepared
by you according to the receipt you have submitted
to me, and the ingredients OF which have exam,
ined is purely vegetable, entirely harmless, and
contains nothing in the least injurious 1t is not
disagreeable TO the taste, and as home article
hope you will meet with ready sale for it, and be-
ieve that, if the directions followed 1t will do
all you claim for it. JOHN DOVE, NJ. ID.
Mr. John W. Rison, Sir:-I have used one box
of your Justly celebrated Tobacco An;idote" and
take great pleasure in stating that have not taken
a chew of Tobacco for more than two weeks, and am
entirely relieved Of the desire to do so, although
had used Tobacco for more than ten years. hope
you will meet with great success with it, as believe
it is good thing. Yours truly.
de 16-tf L. j. NOBLE.
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tacles after reading his te-t His utterance was
so indstinct that my dull ears failed to catch most
Of his discourse, but he had a very attentive au-
dience.
The Central church is said to be growing. The
congregation now worship in the Law Building,
but hope soon to be able to erect church
Washington City Cor. Presbyter
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S. NJ. Price, Jack Temple, John o. Chiles, 7. D
Quarles and E. P. Lyons, are with us and would b'
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