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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, February 10.
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WASHINGTON, February 10.
SENATE.
Mr.. White presented the credentials
Of his successor, w. J. Hamilton, Sena-
tor elect from Maryland.
SIR. Ramsay called up the joint amen.
datory and ~declaratory OF the act to es-
tablish an ocean line of mail steam
ships between New York and Europe,
which was read and laid over.
Robertson introduced g bill TO grant
the right of way to the Memphis and
FL Paso r ilrosd.
o. motion, Sherman's bill to allow to
Deputy Collectors and Assistant Asses
sOTs Of Internal Revenue the pay Of Col
l~eetors; and Assessors, when they per-
form the duties of those offices, In cases
where there is no Collector or Assessor,
slso to be paid, was then taken up and
passed.
Mr.. Sherman moved to take ND the
House bill for the apprsisement of i'm
ports in certain cities. Carried.
The bill was briefly discussed by Howe
and Sherman, when at12:50 q messenger
was received from the House, announce
ing that 1t was ready to receive the Sen
ate for the purpose Of counting the cleo
tOTsl vote.
Mr.. Morton moved to proceed at once
to the House, which was carried and at
1855 the Senate proceeded to the House.
HOUSE.
This being the day when the formality
OF counting the electoral vote for Preei-
dent and Vice President takes place In
the House, there was a great pressure to
obtain seats in the galleries, and long be-
fore noon every position IN those por-
tons that were open to the public were
occupied. The doorwsys were blocked
up, and the corridors were throuped
with persons seeking to gain admittance.
MRnyledies occupied places in the gen.
tlemen's gallery. The south side wss re-
served for the families OF the President
and Vice President.
The southwest gallery was occupied
exclusively by the ladies and families of
the members and Senators. There were
only some half-dt zen persons IN the
Diplomatic gallery, But very few ne.
grOes were present. No special arrange
ments were made in the He'll for the &C.
commoaatiOn OF Senators, the intention
being TO let them occupy the seats of the
members nearest the speakers chairs.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Chaplain Boynton.
Mr.. FernswOrth obtained the permits
sion of the House 20 have the ladies adj
nltveo 70 the ctRak EooD. Inc prac-
teal effect OF which was 30 have the
spaces in the Hall, outside of the range
OF the members chairs, Immediately oc-
cupied BY ladies, and in many instances
70 nave the chairs OF members so oceu-
pied.
Nc. schenck, at 12:4O, offered q priyil-
eyed resolution directing the Clerk TO
Inform the Senate that the House was
In session, and ready To receive that
body for the purpose OF proceeding to
open the votes Of the Electors OF the
States for President and Vice
The New York and Washington air
line railroad bill came up as the first
business In order.
Mr.. Phelps moved to table 1t, which !
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MILITIA

We CLEAN The following items shout
martial Law and the militia, from the
Nashville papers Of Tuesday: DutiDg
the last few days the force of militia in
camp here has been greatly augmented.
Their are now about ak hundred hearty
men reported TO Gen. Cooper as ready
Tor business. In the Senate Monday, 8
resolution was offered by Mr. Patterson,
requesting IA Governor to disband ali
out tour companies of the militia. hold
Ing those disbanded subject TO be called
into service when necessary. The reso-
luton was laid over under the rnIss
They arrested q chap in Lipcoln o1nntv
the other day for being a Ka-KIux. ana
Tried him before a Magistrate. It turned
out that the accused was Henry Rice. a
native OF Denmark, q sl~ight-of-hand per
former, portrait painter, and a rowing
rambling chsp generally. The only evil
dence of guilt was that there was found
In his possession some C1olhes usually
worn by jugglers, made of red calico.
some tube paints, brushes, granting
combs, etc. The court released him.
A delegation from Upton county held
an interview with Gen. Cooper Monday 10
regard to the declaration OF martial law
in their county. They were told by the
General TO return home and enforce the
laws, and the militia would not be
needed. They brought resolutions with
them, setting forth the views of the peo-
pie in that county In relation to sending
militia there.
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TRE

M-
TIE MEMPHIS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The friends OF railroad progress west
ward viii be happy to learn, as we do on
good authority, hat Of all the Pacific
routes now before Congress, that of which
Memphis is to be the initial point. and
SAnDiegot the Pacific terminus, is thu most
popular and the mostlikely 70 20 through.
From quarters where least we looked for
friendly aid In this enterprise, there has
emanAted some of the most solid sryu-
ments yet advanced to its support. Even
Radical Congressman are found to admit
That It's merits are great as a competing
a safer rOute, and they urge that It is but-
fair and just to the South to aid and assist
Ia construction. In committee, il has al.
most been agreed upon 10 take the survey
that embraces our road % Little Rock.
thence to Jefferson, Texas, to FL Paso.
q 80 on to San Diego. The Washing
Ton correspondent Of the Baltimore ca
sete, In some well considered remarks
on the subject, says:
This route has e large grant Of vaiuable lands
-N~se VI 4EAAaf ana AlOnE The FOuEn
Go N0uDd LAe richest mineral dsDosits. AEON
pAny Ia now having machinery manufactured
Ohlo 70 eeVelop copper mines on the route
oIlnA road, and Secretary schoneId hss lately
oIuelodts w compares OF cEvairy to establish
quarters in the neIghborhoo1o Of thee rofn.s
very large portion OF the state OF Arkansas
NonIo also De developed by the COMMUNICATION ~
eAemPnlA Little Rock and IL Peso Road -ss
NE route lies for three hundred M \, fbroIaL
AI me only danger 70 this route is the
number OF little riVAllnterests who, g.-,--.-
IN almost every neighboIhood. and menhos
Congress are drawn on after side issue 49,
Seems, however, TO be q wei resogpIZa5 -
II the southern people wan a Southern ParIao
rAlroaoi Leu Representatives IN Congress vfl
have 70 unite on some one proposition, there
can BE no doubt as TO the necessity OF fbetr
standing togedher on the Memphis. Lutte Roek
and Fl Paso route, which now combines ne
greatest strength, and which Is the onlv road
that has any prospect OF success. IL ms be- de-.
feated II VIII be ~ divisions and contentious
among Southern Senators and Repreesntafives
-as the Northern States sppesr to be Impressed
With tbs fairness OF giving the south a Pacific
road The prospective advantages OF g South
err road over the Central or SouheTn route,
are admitted by ali, and II the Senators from
Arksnsas, Tennessee, ana Louisiana. combine
bheE innuence on the MeluphiS, Ilttle Rock
and FL faso Road bill may bs passed at The
present session Of Congress - q
We hope the hint here given will not
be lost upon our Senators, or those from
Arkansas and Louisiana, bat that work
ing In harmony, they VIII do what they
can to defeat the combinations hat are
advancing the claims Of st. Louis, and
even Cairo, as the Southern initial po,nt
for the Pacific Railroad, thai Congress
has almost determined 10 snbsidizs.
The friends Of this enterprise In Mem
phis should also bestir themselves.
There is no time to be lost.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 10.-A very
important vote was taken to-day in the
Committee on Reconstruction, the prop
osision being to admit Mississippi, with
the present Government, and with the
Constitution framed for it by the last
Constitutional Convention, but voted
down By The people. The vote in the
Committee stood, for it, Bingham, Nor
ris and Paine; against it, Boutwell,,
Brooks, Beck, BowRlsn and Farnsworth.
Gov. Holden, Of North Carolina, in
behalf of the Ioyalists Of Thai State, has
t~elegraphed the North Carolina Senators
TO oppose any bill reducing the Federal
army, which may result in the reduc-
ton OF the army in that State.
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DIED.

his brothers plantation, on the
Yezo1 river, in Mississippi, in the Sixiy.nrst
year OF his age, Phil. A. CocEs, Esq OF Ar
kansas.
Mr.. Cocks was well known in Memphis and
throughout Arkansas as an honorable, high
toned gentleman, and his loss will be severely
felt, not only by his immediate circle OF friends.
but by the whole community in which he lived.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MORNING. FEB. II, lsss
HAS THE DEAD woOD on US"

The Knoxville Press and Herald Of
Tuesday says, ne have been known to
thank Cop they could not write and
that perhaps If some Of those letters con-
corning the "sscred fund" alleged to
have proceeded from BRowHDow, and
Of which the /" goddess rebel editors " are
talking, should be produced, our Rever-
end Governor may get the dead 1Oood'
on his sccusers by proving that be has
not written q letter for several years, and
that, therefore, some one OF his numer-
Gus smanuenses has signed his name to
documents Of whose purport the sanity
BRowNLOw was as innocent as q new
born babe.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, February 1O.-Mr. Whalen
made 3 statement last night to the
County Attorney and Police Magistrate
that he was present when MCGEE wss
killed, but did not fire the shot. Mrs.
Whalen visited her husband to-day, In
company with his spiritual advisers. She
is very much excited. The hour for
the execution tomorrow is fixed at
twelve o'clock.
Mrs. McGee has written q letter to e
friend In this city, requesting him to visit
Whaien and say that she freely forgives
him, as his punishment will be ample
for the offense.
Mi. Whalen is expected to make a
speech tomorrow. He reads his prayer
book and Bible, and is visited by the
GRAY Nuns.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February 1O.-Arrests con-
tinue. The police searched several
houses last night. Volunteer recruiting
continues briskly. Two companies OF
regulars have gone to Nicaragua to sup
press the disturbance.
SenstorH Henderson of Missouri, ex-Gov.
Gardiner Of Massachusetts, and Gen.
Cassidy. arrived to-day.
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oPTHALMY.
OFFICE No. 2ss MAIN ST., BETHEL
u BLOCK, MEnPhIS. TENE.

1T. L. STERN, Ophtbafmfe Physician, fro1l
Prussia, adjusts TO the eye, scientifically, In
every ease OF defective sight, with qnerrtng sc
curacy, the famous improved and highly re
commended Australian Crystal Glass speeIa-
cles-
Medical Professors and d~lstln guIshed gentle.
men in Memphis, Tenn:
Ne axe great pleasure In stating that the
improved Australian Crystal Glass Spectsclss,
which we nave obtained from Or. L. Stern. are
the best we ever used. Our own experience
fuHy sustsius the testimonials OF excellence
and commsndat0n which he has received
our country, and would hence eheerfully re-
commend tnsNa 10 ali who wish 20 benefit and
improve their sight. Respectfully,
Jobn R,Frsyser. Md. r. w. Creighton. MD,
r. T.. Brown, Md, H. Malone, MI.
W. 7. Irwin, ND, WIN IaSlor, IT., ND,
Letter from Ro. 4. Redwood, Esq, Scale In
soector. which wasfnserted IN the New Orleans
Times, March IA. 1855:
NJ y. /: In the early part of my
life / worked ct an iron forge, where my eyes
we're much injured from the intense heat and
exposure in working in the blast TO prevent
the burning OF the metal, causing me TO resort
10 the use of speetaeles prematuFely. Having
seen your certificates and Testimonials Gom
persons with whom / am a~cquaintsd I was IN
dueed 20 engage you - restore my vision s1d
I tszs pleasure in stating that my sight Is -
much improved that lean see 10 read Or TE-te
on q clear day without the use OF glasses. which
1 hsve not been asle TO do In twenty years
Respectfully yours,
70. L. REDWOOD. % st. Joseph street.
Certificates and tssttmou ais N2c-slmuel 70
the above can be Inspected az ne Doetors
All diseases Of The and Ear carefully and
successfully treated by Dr. - n 70 nignly
recommended BY the most prominent eiei1eas
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VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, February TO- The
Chairman Of the Republican Democratic
State Committees Of this State have
united In 8 call for a convention Of the
freemen Of Vermont, to be held as Mont
pelier on the 18th inst, to nominate a
ticket of thirteen persons to constitute a
Council of Censors, to be voted for on the
last Wednesday In March, agreeable to
the State Constitution.
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MARRIED.

BAssETT-LEWIs-At the residence OF the
b-ide1s father, Hon. A. n. Lewis. in this city, en-
the 10Th inst, by the Rev. DR. Ford, Mr,R M
BAsss1T. of New York city, to Miss FANNIE J.
LEWIS. formerly OF Raleigh, North Carolina.
Nc cards.
Raleigh, North Carolina, and New York pa
pa s please COPY.
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NOTICE..

District OF W~estTennessee, in Bankruptcy IS
At Memphis, Tenn, l0thday OF February, 1859.
- d.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF John ". Slmpkins,
OF McNairy county and State OF Ten
nessee, within said district, who has been ad-
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court of said district.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febIl Is . Assignee.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, in B~ankruptry-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day OF February 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF W.T.. Thomas, of
Fsyette eonnty and state of Tennss-
see, who has been adjEdged g Bankrupt upon
his own petition, by tbs District Court Of said
District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febli IS % Assignee.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February lO.-Msjor
Geo. Mcknight, better known as Asa
Hartz," died at the residence Of JEFF.
Thompson this morning Of consumption.
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By Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA, February l0.-Gen.
Grant left for Washington to-day.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February l0.-The City
Government has rendered the hospitali-
ties OF the city to President johnson, af-
ter the 4.h of March.
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s46 RLSo MS
Sovereign Tobacco Antidote.

The attention OF ell persons suffering from the
Injurious effects OF Tobacco Is called TO
RIsOn's Sovereign Tobacco SnttdOte,
which is warranted to remove the desire for To-
bscco IN any form. 1t is purely vegetable, and
contains nothing injurious. as viii be seen by
the certiicsts Of a distinguished physician. A
trial Is ali thst is asked for Il by the proprietor,
and the price viii b. refunded If the result Is
not satIsfa story. Prepared only by
JOHN ". RIsON, ~Apothecary,
Richmond, Virginia
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Nofica.

DERsoNs holding claims against Steamer
II DIES ARC will present them i'm mediateiy
and get their money, at the ONCE OF Elliott q
febm JOS. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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10 PrIoe % cents " ooA.

TESTIMONIALS:
Certificate OF DR.. John Dove, q. 8. OF Grand
q E Lodge of Virginia
3 -so RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1868
Dear Sir The Tobacco Antidote prepared by
you, according to the receipt you nave sub
mitted to me, and the ingredients OF which l
have ami is purely vegetable, entirely
and coz ts1ns nothing In the least in
furious. Ii not disagreeahle to the taxte, and
a home article I hope you wiz meet with
ready sale for it and 1 believe that Il the di-
r~eetions are followed, 1t will do ali you claim
for H. g6a JOHN DOVE, Nd.
From Major VIC. Csrrngton. President Pied
mont Lie Insurance Company Of Virginia
ME- JOHN W. RIsoN, Richmond. Va: Know
ing many who are slaves to the use of Tobacco
would like TO quit Il, I would recommend your
" Tobacco Antidote" as q sURE REMEDY. tes-
tfy TO its efficacy, because, after having used
robacco for fifteen years, / was enabled to quit
It without Inconvenience after using your
|" Antidots,' and have now no desire Tor To-
5acco. e VIC. CARRLNGrON.
s MAN5FIELD q HIGBEE. Memphis
AZ MS. who viii supPly The trade Rt mana.
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NOTICE..

District of West Tennessee, IN Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day OF February, 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his.
appointment IS assignee or David MuncrtsI-
of shelBy county and state or Tennessee,
within said District, who has been ad-
Judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court Of said District.
U. WOODBRIDGE,
fyblI lB Is Assignee,
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The telegraph Of yesterday brought us
he news Of the death, by apoplexy, of
Hon. JAMES T. BRADY, one Of the fore.
most lawyers of the bar Of New York
City. He was about hfty-three years Of
age. Distinguished as q lawyer, he was
40 less 80 as q public speaker and leo
turer, and for q time was prominent In
his native city as a Democratic poll
icisn. Daring the war, Mr.. BRADY
supported the LINCOLN administration,
snd like many other war Democrats,
fsund himself at the close of the strug-
gle, il o position from which he was
forced 10 retire. He has not since taken
shy part In public life, but devoted him
sslf sedulously to the practice Of bis pro-
fsssion, from which his income was
large. His ~after-dinner speeches, on &C.
casion Of the great festivals that have
transpired In New York within the last
twenty years, we're among the finest ef-
forts OF the kind evsr heard here Or in
Europe.
From the Knoxville papers OF Tues
day, we learn Of the death, st his resi-
dence, st Messy Creek, Of MIR. JOHN
ROPER BRANNER. He died In his forty
eighth year, of apoplexy. Mr.. BRANNER
was among the most prominent men Of
East tennessee, and was well known
throughout the United States, from his
connection, as President, with the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. The
Press and HeToli says of him: HAY
ing passed through many seasons Of
financial cloud and storm, through all
the varying vicissitudes, he sustained
tie character of an honest man. Scru-
pulously exact in his worldly affairs, he
was nevertheless lsrge-hearted, public
spirited, and benevolent, and no man
commanded the confidence snd esteem
of those who knew him best, in 3 higher
degree than he"
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:, ~p,,pHs "a bv na.,r, the GREAT SALIENT CENTER OF nr IN MEM
H6sined to become the greet CHICAGO OF Il SOUTH. and viii realize that condnaon
70 do oUR n Ar in bng ng aooutt this msumuauon ,devouuy to be wished and are at us
ume sPENpTSa MONEY FsEELYt in @nHugo ours agent through Arkansas, Mbakapm and WHt
the late adyanca and can sell 70 cAs BUYERS W. az rot want to- Il ii old fS buTns@5
as sdvantaSeouIy as N HOUSE in n Markell. " e ak MONEYED HERGHANs
jas VVm- n. Moore Go CO..
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JUST RECEIVED By
MEACHAM &
No. 8 Union Street,

stoneKali Block, : EemphIs, Team.
100 Hhds. Louisiana Sugars,
500 BbIs. and Half Bills. MOlassss,
0 Bags zsio COHee,
Is Tons Beard's button Ties,
Which, with their large assortment OF Goods
already in store, makes their stock one or the
largest and most complete TO be found in the
city. They invite an examination, feeling con-
ton. To the trade they are prepared 10 offer
extra Inducements de4 n
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKES
Public Meeting.

A T q large aud respectable meeting Of clti-
"a zsns OF the city u heH1phis and Shelby
county, reid at the Office Of the Peoples Insu :
rance Company, II was
REsOLYED, Tnat a general meeting OF al the
ciliz=Ds OF the city and county be called 10
convene at the room OF the Chamber Of COIn-
merce (Odd -FelloWs' Hail ST z O'Clock PIN 4,
on this, The 18th instant. for the purpOse OF
completing the organization OF tbs Citizens
Union" All prOperty holders ana citizens de-
string the welfare OF the city and county, are
respectfully and earnestly requested 10 be
present, as business for the general good Of all
viii be considered.
8. AOSBY, Chairman.
JN0. 3. ROBINSON. Secretary. Iebll
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tenr esse, in Bsnkrupscy-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn. 9Th day OF February, 1855.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Thomas j. War;,
OF Fayette county, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District, who has been ediudged
q Bankrupt upon MS OWn petition, Dy the
District Cou OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febll Is 25 Assignee.
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10 d Trade,

1SA BAGS 60 sTON YARNs-best mske.
1OO 90 Bales HEAVY brown AusAt3s.
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fa5ii WIN. R. MOORE & O..
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PRACTICAL
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Established I'm Memphis 1856.

Established I'm Memphis 1856.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, in B~ankruptey-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day OF February. 1864
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
polnLment rs assignee OF d. Il. Doris. indt-
Vidually, and as one of the firms OF Doris &
Bro. DSrris q Co. and Doris, White & Boiling,
o. Hardeman county, and stats of Tennessee,
within said District, who has been adjudged
q ankru upon his own petition, BY The
District Court OF said District.
Q. WOODBRIDGE,
febn Is . Assignee.
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NOTICE..

District OF West Tennessee, In BaukTuptcy-Es.
AT Memphis, Tenn, 10Th day Of February, 1883.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF JOhu kirk, Sr.. OF
Soeloy county, and state Of Tennessee, within
said District, who has been adjudged 3 BANK
rupt upon his own petition, oy the District
Court Of said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febil Is IS Assignee.
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