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the Saratoga and Rensselaer, Railroad on board OF WHICH
was the 7th Regiment OF New-York. All tho municipal
authorities present, beside the escort which con-
sisted Of Gen. Woodruff and STAFF and all the military or
CARNATIONS OF Albany There was, the 25th Regiment
10th Regiment, Ellsworth Zouayes Steuben Cadets,
Zouave Cadets, Washington Rifles, Townsend National
Zonaves DE Kalb Zouaves, Worth Guards, Washington
COntnentas and the Albany Burgess Corps The regiment
arrived O'Clock and proceeded 10 the steamer CITY OF
Hartford which waiting their arrival at the steam
boat wharf foot Of Safest where she had arrived the
previous day from Troy. AS the formal reception and
parade not to take place until O'clock the members
sroed the city 10 the few attractions that the
old KniekerbOeker City contains. Everywhere the mem
beers the recipients Of Inequalities which were OF
the most agreeable kind. At o'clock they had all
returned TO their boat, where their escort were
ready 20 take up the line Of march The
march was very tedious, the streets being badly
paved much wOrse than Virginia turnpike But II
could not be avoided. Away they WENT up mn ana
ble.stones were rOugher than corduroy road They
reviewed In front OF the CITY Han by Mayor
House pretty well tired Marching over six
miles Of cobbestones is much worse and more laborous
men can take the route step AT the Delavan
monster banquet was waiting TO DO attacked
The city RuthOrtes had made the most ample and lib
eral provision for their guoss Champagne loaned from
the recks OF thousand bottles. and keenly teshed
after the hot and fatguing march There toasts
and speeches. and demonstrations OF fraterna regard
the halls aud corridors, and everywhere there was
sociabty IntroductiOns unnecessary The ladies
smiled and uttered their pretty compliments and fairly
embraced the gold bespangled stan officers
Tbe ban0uet was finished about o'clock and then the
regment formed line again and marched 10 the boat es
corted by an immense sidewalk delegation and half the
small boys OF Albany who fairly crowded into the ranks
Of the regiment Some OF the more sedate members who
wished 10 pass a quiet night on the passage down
dropped out Of the ranks aud took passage aboard the
steamer st. John ana ~ doing so acted wisely Tor they
could not nave obtained much sleep the city OF Hart
ford As the boat Containing the regiment steamed from
tho wharf, the crowd eleered shouted, aud whstIed
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county. West Virginia ,Rn
Ii n u a aIxaK IL DG'. Il

county. West yirEiaiA NH
Tn PURSUANCE OF 50
Il In the above cause made Eod eht Z. -
September term, Ice, will Prgoo's.,, n "a.
DAT, THZ 18TH DAY % MACH IeoS, -, %
4. n az the trout door Of WetEei .-Iilsf2
House, 70 sell 70 the highest ana - IS. ~
land in the ball and proceeding =. -. ~
ing lands Of HANNAH D CSarch John BE- 7. ,
others, and within one mile Of - CrsD
Il. 4 o. X. T., on the waters Of
WstLsl county, West Virginia ~
Said sale viii be subject 70 tie '''
Of Margaret Brown. -. ysr,tI
ITEMS o. SALE s-One-fOurth OF - to-
money in hand and the balance - frs 2
d dsS q ss .ss tie T Saitis.:f i5
proved security. ~ HOGE
febtoaEIt Special ConS--
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q L. II T. Y y IL 4 IL u
KATALYSINE WATEH
Its Wonderful Cures and "
TatiVP Powers.

V'HE GETTYSBURG SPRING CONF
4 announce that they completed a.
rDeBts Tor supplying the Gettysburg Nc
Water on a ssals COrumcusufats With
mand Physicians and inyalids dssiring
nation rs 10 the therapeutic value aBd 5 =
this water will. on application 10 the =
tho Company. OT any OF the Druggists So
furnished with printed copies of statsgT
inyalids, and reports ~ eminent medical ~
TO il CURATIVE EEgEcrs the only uneuIsgT
the value Of any water or medicine
They are also referred 20 the thOussnt'
valids and their medical advisor. in ever
Of the country, who have since the ZrB''
PRODUCTION Of this Water among the Deog1'
ak months ago, been cured, by ~ ~
tressiDg OF fatal maladiss.
This combined testimony estsblish-'
all reasonable doubt, the superiority
Water, as a remedy for Kheumatism Gg1t'
Ell, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary, Bfonlsi
eT, and Bowel Diseases, (Biliousness
tarrh, Neuralgia, and Nervous DisSf.,7
all others known To matsria medica, q Z.
the mineral springs Of modern times
IL has been demonstrated In a num-
stances 10 possess the power Of solyir .
| or stone in tho bladder, and the gTas'
, Of chalk stones formed by Rheuuat's
and Gravel, and ~ PERMANENTLY esrLy
diseases, for which medical scienes abs
celebrated mineral waters have biisn'
provided palliatives.
Also Of arresting the progress ~ ~, D
nently curing, Albumenuris, @hs
eass -
This Water IL confidently clA.ssl Us
only mineral spring water with Ss.S,.S -
remarkable cures have been e1eotse
10 source.
Depot 63 Liberty street. New Iornnyr
For sale by ECCABE BUshi. y~I
KRAFT, - Main street, Wheeling ~
gists generally.
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DIED

On Monday, February 18th, at 1879 o'clock
A. NJ. ANN THONER. wife of John Thoner,
aged - years.
Funeral will proceed from the Hospital TO the
Cathedral At . o'clock \ VI. Friends of the
family are invited 10 attend.
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Robert Leep


william S. McCloud, Polly 4. McCloud Mary
j. MCClOnS, LavinA V HcCloud, John o. Nc
Cloud and Anna i McCloud heirs al law OF
Cornslius McCloud and Mary MCCloud, the
wirOw.
In Circuit Court Of Wetzel county on the
Chanccry side thereof
'I'HE OBJECT Of THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
/ tain deed for the undivided interest that
Cornelius McClOud had, ~ heir at law of John
McCloud deceased, 70 a tract Of eighty-seyen
acres Of land, situate I'm Wetzel county, which
the said Coz nrlius M0Cloud sold 20 the plaintiff
in his life time.
Affidavit having been made that all the de.
PENDANTS 70 this CAuSe are nOH-resdeHis Of the
State Of West Virginia, IL Il therefore ordered
that they appear AZ the Clerk office Of the Cir.
cult Court for Wetzel county within one month
after due publication and posting 81 this order.
and do what may be necessary 10 protect their
interest in this sut and notice il hereby given
that the plaintiff IT NY office in New Martins.
vile. Wstzel county, West Virginia on the 2Dth
day Of February. l-G9, between the hOnrs Of 2
o'clock A " znd o'clock 2. y. Of that day, will
proceed 20 take the dispositions of Jacob Flubarty
and others 10 be received in evidence In the
above N entiOBed case, and if the taking Of said
dispositions should not be commenced or being
Commenced should not be completed the same
will be continued from day 10 day until the same
Is completed.
Given under my hand this l2th day Of Janu
AIRY, ls69. FRIEND COX,
ian9lOaw4t CLERK.
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TURKEY RHUBARB.

V'HE GENUINE ARTICLE, RECEIVE
i and for sale by
r. H. LOGAN 4 co AZ
ians.dSw LOGAN LIST & ca
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
nAIIY REGISTER.

p,,o -o,r 81 50 Three months IA 90
Sir months....... 4 OO One month. ...... Is
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ZEE. Booking and Booking II Miller
are selling Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, Combs, Powder, Perfumery, Soap
and Cosmetics at reduced prices. Give
them a call.
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Tuesday,.....-February 10.
TOWN TRIPLES.

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-ArriVals at
Mcclure House-(head of localO
Wanted, for Cash-(head of local.)
Man Wanted-Selby Jones.
Dissolution NOtice-ThOs. Hughes q
Co.
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NEW FIRM.

John BETTERFIELD AND WI d.
~ ENGLISH have this day entered mo NO.,
oOp2rtnership under the firm name OF BD 4:
TERFIELD& Co, a. MALSTERS AND HOP
DEALERS.
For the present their Office Is on Market
street first do1r above the PostoffiCs, bot on
February lat at their Malt House IN Centre
% JOHN BUTTERFIELD.
WIN. D. ENGLISH
January !, Iseo. An+u
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SUCH AS
Sofas, Bureaus, BedSteads, Chairs
MATTRESSES,

And everything usually kept in FURNITURE
STORE.
AL kinds work made to order with neat.
meas and dispatch. sep2-
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ESTABLISHED 1910. .

MISTAKES are not always desirable,
even if they may be somewhat ex,
cused by the. fact that it Is human ,to
err. The telegraph had brought in.
telIigence that Mr.. DAVIS was on the
Great Republic comingup; our River
laEditor,a and others in the Office familiar
with such things, heard, as they
thought, at about IL O'Clock at night,
1.-THE Republics whistle, and our
Senior, without actually running to
the river to see for himself what was
welcome enough to be true, wrote
WHIST was printed. He hopes, though
little out Of time, that ii may be
pardoned for its truthfuiness in other
respects. Mr.. DAVIS had not arrived.
lie has not reached here even now,
while we write, at ten O'Clock at
- night, and may not be here before
Saturday, as the steamboat has been
crippled by the burning Of one of her
boilers. We are told that our an
nOuneement of his arrival produced a
considerable fiuttering Of the ribbons
and laces, and made our sweet Mem
phis bellies look more charming than
ever. Our bachelors are delighted,
and declare it Is no in-wind which 40
wreathes beauty with smiles. Indeed,
We think We have done no great
harm, for once, in being a little too
fast. II nothing woise should ever
overtake us we shall be satisfied to re-
main capable of knowing nothing for
certain except what has happened.
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EGYPT.
Proposed Programme and ceremO.
MES on the Opening Of the
Suez Canal.

PARIS, November 16.--As the Sui
tan has finally decided not to be pres
ent at the opening of NJ. DeLessep's
great work, the Nicer0y will be able
to extend his hospitality in his own
way, and VIII receive the credit of the
undertaking.
France Will be represented by the
Empress. who, in her steam yacht,
the Aigle, win lead the way in the
grand opening procession. Austria
will be represented by her Emperor,
Prussia by the Prince of Prussia, Italy
by Prince Amadeus, and host OF
smaller nations and tribes will have
Representatives to swell the pageant.
The first great gathering will take
place at Port Said, on the 10th inst,
and on the 18th there will bea grand
ball at Ismali.
On the 18th there will be a great
gathering Of the tribes at Ishmali,
and g grand entertainment will be
given, one feature Of which viii be
eyOlutiOns on horseback BY Arabs.
CO the leth the grand procession will
start for Suez, where the canal viii be
formally opened on the 9ith. M
The leading feature ofthe DAVIS pro-
ceedings will be the erection of a mon
ument to Mayehien, who first pro-
posed the idea of establishing route
TO India via the Isthmus suez. Those
grateful acknowledgements of the SER
viees of an Englishman will show that
no III will is borne toward England
although she didsnot render any assis-
lance 10 DeLessep.
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NASHVILLE.
Summary Of Legislative Proceedings
Yesterday.
Davidson County Man Elected Stati
Il 30 Gil Librarian. .s3 Il
Both Houses Adjourned Over til
.,toa ~, Monday.
SPECIAL 10 TILE APPEAL

SPECIAL 10 THE APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, November 17.-In tht
Senate Mr.. Palmer introduced bin
authorizing tho Governor to appoint
an Insurance Committee, to hold
Office three years and duly examine
/ the condition Of insurance cOmpa.
mics doing business in this State. :
4 The following Senate bills passed on
I a third reading: TO incorporate the
Memphis Grader Gin and Cotton
Manufacturing Company; to ineorpo-
rate the Memphis Gruelti Society, OF
Memphis; 10 incorporate tho Mer-
chants' Cotton Press and Storage
Company Of Memphis; to incorporate
the Memphis and New Orleans Packet
Company.
Mr.. Hall introduced a resolution to
appoint Joint committee to1nvesti-
gate the condition OF the stOek of the
state in turnpikes, to have power to
send for persons and papers, and to
hold meetings during the recess.
In the House Mr.. Cheatham intro
duced a bill to erect Governor's man
sion on the site of the old lunatlc asy-
lum.
Mr.. Hornberger introduced bill
from the common schools to abolish
the offices Of State and County Super
intendents.
The two Houses met and elected a
State Librarian. Thirteen candidates
were nominated. On the ninth ballot
DIR. w. II. Wharton, Of Nashville.
was elected. a.
Adjourned till Monday.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DfsPATCH.
NASHVILLE, November 17.-There
was a fierce storm of wind last night,
but no damage was done beyond
blowing down fences and trees.
The Legislature to-day eiec.ed cAN,
n. Whartde, OF Davidson, State Ii
brarian
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important Decision Aainst a TeIe-
graph Company.
Distressing ShipwreCk---E Eighteen
Vessels Lost.
The Army of Tennessee and the Cav.
airy Of the West.
Opening of the Suez Canal---First
Day.

NEW YORK June l7.-Judge James,
Of the Superior Court of this State, has
ordered the arrest of Ben. Il. Butler
for stealing silver-ware and table fur
niture to the amount of 5000, from
NJ. ROWena Florence, a niece of Gen.
Twiggs, in the year 1852, at New Or
leans.
ST.. LOUIS, November 17.-Mayor
Cole, in a message to the Council yes
terday, estimated the amount of pro-
duce sent from here to points South
of Cairo as twice as large as before the
war, and the amount Of manufactured
articles as twice as great.
NEW ORLEANS, November ia
case Of tOrpedoes which was being
hOisted at Miller's candy factory, No.
so New Leve6 street, to-day, fell and
exploded, killingtwO of the employees
aud doing considerable damage TO the
building.
RICHMOND, VA, November I7.--To-
day the workmen struck light in the
tunnel between the White Sulphur
Springs and COvingtOn, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, The tgn-
mel will be completed in a few days.
RALEIGH, n. c., November l1.--A
full Quorum OF the Legislature was
present at the meeting to-day. The
Governors message puts the State
debt at S29, SO, ,O45. 1t will be neces-
sary 10 fund the interest on the old
bonds. The message opposes repudia-
ton and a further increase of the pub
ho debt, and favOrs liberal system of
common schools, and also recommends
a change in the militia laws.
ST.. louis, November I7.-The suits
entered a few days ago by parties pre-
viOusly mentioned, for damages
agaiHst F. A. Dick, for the forcible
collection OF assessments levied upon
them by Gen. HalleOk during the
war, have been withdrawn, and suits
of attachment iiled instead.
The Accommodation Bank Of this
city has sued the Mississippi Valley
Telegraph Company for 5000.
ATLAETA, GA, Nov. H.-Yester-
day The Superior Court rendered de-
cisisii IN the case of O'Dell vs.. the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
giving the plaintiff $40 damages. The
amount sued for was 81, $40, for an
error in the Transmission OF message.
Lisbon, November I7.-Advlces
from AIopteYeido report violent
storm at the mouth Of la Platte, in
which eighteen vessels weFe wrecked.
louisville, November 1T.-The
Societies Of the Army of Tennessee
and the CaYalFy of the West met here
to-day. Addresses Of welcome were
delivered TO both. Owing 10 railway
accidents Gems. Sherman, Pope, Me
Dowell and others did not rive.
Among those present were Sheridan,
Schofield, Corse and Weitzel, An
other meeting will be held tomorrow,
and sumptuOns banquet tomorrow
night will conclude the reunion.
PoRT SAID, November I7.-T0-day
was devoted TO religious ceremonies
in connection with the opening of the
Suez Canal. The solemn blessing of
the Canal was given by Pere Baner.
the Almonta Of the Empress Eugene,
who preached . sermon, congratulate
ing the world on the success of this
grand enterprise. He thanked the
Khedire, whom he said had immOr-
talized his name and reign by his Coz
operation in one of the greatest UNI
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW worry

NEW YORK. -
AEw YORK, November F.--Catton 4
/ nrmer; sales 2l00 balesi aplauds ~,
Flour heavy $500 20; common to faii
Sc lower; Red Western 81 80; Illinois So a
Corn 81 VOL ~. Pork frmer; S3l D. i.art
shade niiner. Whisky tirlner-Wester 81 Il
gil Groceries dull. Cuba Sugar u7sSlIl.
New orleans Molasses 81 %. TuTpentinesi 81 q
Money is steady and unchanged. sterlins
ggHis. Gold closed at l27lI i23Is. Government
nrIn. State bonds dull and Unchanged
Dry Goods-1he market is quiet and un
changed. ..f.: EarfE lE
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLE, November II. Corn 90 Ry,
50. Oats %. Family flour steady at S. Is
cotton hTIn Middling 2il1. Tobacco qulei
Bacon shoulders 1875; sides ls14 to ~; bulk
snos,deFs sl iS sides Hsri4 Lard i7l1 Whis
ST. LOUIS.
ST LouIs, HoveIgher l7.-FloHF-F super.
Oats . 10 10. Rye GaS sisa Sfh WHISKY sye I9 a q =
sugar l3a Il. Molasses ~. Mess Pork s29 75a
~ hnik shoulders i3f4; sides l69l654. Ba-
dobdeeo Is nriner; plantation lugs S99lO so
CINCINNATI.
GIScTSNATI, November 7.-FIour- family
- 3g5 1d Wheat 81 Ia Corn g1Gg5. Oats 4,
95I. Rye iuI Barley unchanged. WHISKY
heid e y t2 Pork $50 ia Bulk meats
shoulders q l2l2 sides is1sg lG7 Lard Il. But
NEW ORLEANS.
NEVsttRI.E,Aes ess. eSoV en- Der IT, Cotton lrnF,
-Midhihg aidstfi; sales 800 bales; receipts
bl2l; exports 10 the Continent 1901 bale
eoast"lSe ssJ. Flour quiet. Corn scarce al
81 -. Oats easier at Bl,eb5. Bran scarce al
sli Oh Hay scarce al SO. Pork hrmer al
s3l %. Bacon quiet shoulders I7ls: sides glI.
E esq qlf 'isfsf eIsftded i ksS li6 s.
lasses easier; prime 6I@G9l ehoi0e 7Qq7e.
Whisky qutei-MestrIp Iectiled 81 l5gi l6.
Coffee qluet' faiF l5@l5l4; prime l6i "a II
Gold la5s. Sterling "a. New York sight
bills AF dis.
f,lsts{ =. W-s FOREIGN. IFIfiH8l u
LIVERPOOL. November E.-Cotton nrm
pland liza lE-;-- sales lSOl8 bales
California white wheat lO--Sred western :
DID, red winter IS l0d Western ftour rs 3D.
Corn, mixed, 29s. Oats IS Cd. Peas 4is
LONDON, November E--Consols 935 =. 5-asjs
s}s; DDS, s2ps 67s, sSs = I0-ses 773t; Erie 90I
illinois Central s9is
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FOREIGN TElEGRApHlc ITEMS.

PARIS, November I7.-The Journals
publish a contamination from L.eum
RoIlin, Withdrawing as a candidate
for the Corps Eegisiatif, for the reason
that he does not desire to cause dissen-
sions in the Liberal party.
1t is reported that the editor of lie
Pays has challenged Henri ROchefOrt,
for accusing him of collision withthe
police. @ - 80
Rochefort is about 10 commence the
publication of a new journal, under
the title Of la Mdy$eiHdise,
MADRID, November II. - Five
steamers have sailed for Havana
since Sunday, carrying from 1900 to
1000 volunteers. a .-r-ff
The Republican Committee have
demonstrated with Gen. Prim against
sending Republican prisoners to Cuba.
PTiIn replied that. he would consult
his. colleagues lielore taking final ac-
.tiOn.
The Bishop of Havana, on arriving
at Cadiz, embarked for Gibraltar, but
was arrested on board the steamer,
taken ashore, aud is now detained
at tile palace Of the Governor Of Cadiz.
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\ taurant In ST. Francis Xavier street.
3 He ventured to pay & second visit to
New York, and was q second time ar
rested. This time he was brought be-
( fore thecOurt, and compelled to give
kecIrity for the paSsnen Of IS a week
I TO his wife during her life. Subse-
quently divorce was obtained, and
he married the granddaughter with
whom he had previously been living.
While living la this city he endeav-
ored to cultivate an acquaintance with
the better class OF Italians; hut with
small success, his character being
pretty well known. At the time of
the dinner given to Chevalier Secchi
by the Italians Of tire city, he and his
brother put their names on the sub
seription list, but Mr.. Gianelli, know
ing the previous career of the man and
his Immoral life,S very promptly
scratched the names from the list, and
refused to have anything TO do with
the scoundrei. fe1E ~
Several tradesmen, however, in the
city, knowing less of him or being
more crednlOus, were deceived by his
plausible manner and gentlemanly
appearance, and allowed him to run
up an account. He lived fast, pur-
chased jewelry and furs and fine
dresses for his wife, with promises to
pay; ran up a large account at the
shoemaker's and tailOr's, and only a
few days ago bought, on a credit, of
course, $2ksD worth OF vine from
wine merchant i'm the city, which he
shipped TO New y 0rk. Meanwhile,
SignOr Pignatelli, whom many of our
citizensrwill FeeOgnizs--a gentleman
about six feet in hight, dark eyes, dark
complexion, looking fer all the world
like CHban-Was waiting impatiently
for the payment of the $l6, 900 he had
been induced, in an evil hour, to ad-
vance to Buchignani, allowing him
self to be put off by specious prom
ises. '''..
The other day, however, he deter
mined TO be put off no longer, and
Threatened to have Buehignani ar
rested for obtaining money under false
pretenses ii he did not pay up. Bu-
chignani got frightened, and secretly
disposing of his stock on handsome
of ii very cheap-and household fur
niture, he sent his family away, and
early on Saturday morning he fol-
lowed them. 1t Is supposed he went
TO New York, whittier the wine mer-
chant who was foolish enough to adj
vance him 5000 worth of liquors has 1
gone, hoping to get something out of 4
him. Signor Pignatelli, too, we un-
derstand, leaves for New York to-day, !
intending TO have Buchignani arrested |
for obtaining money under false pre- 1
The other creditors, of course,
are highly indignant at being duped,
and with Interest await further de-
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


rGoDY.-At regular monthly meeting o
the st. Peters orphan Associatlon,4 y held
I THIS day, Messrs, VIM. Kane, W. ]. MansfoId
John Gum and John Lilly, were appointed
= committees to drad appropriate resolution.
relative 10 the death OF Mr. W. H. CoDT. The
committee submitted the following pream-
bic and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
q W HEREts, God s ineXOrable decree has Re.
afisOged fioIn Us, b DEATH on much ed
friend and Recording Secretary, Mr.. W. II
CqpY; be ttfherefpFe rff
ReSOteest, Tat, IN the demise or MI ". Il
CODY, our Society has lost an estimable officer
and the orphans kind and true friend. He
was always ready and willing, by word, deed
and Xampie, 10 promote the aim and objects
OF our Association, hence We sincerely mourn
his loss.
Resolred, Ia. We sineerelysy mpsthlse with
the bereayed widow OF deceased.
Res0teedi That copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of our Society,
aud also that copy be forwarded to the wife
and family nf deceased
EeSJt,td, That the cOInmtttae be autharized
10 furnish a copy Of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions for publication.
JOHN LILLY, President
THOs. FITZGERRAID, Secretary.
MEMPHIS, November :, 1863.
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ALABAMA.
Iz1l3 25EEI .8Et5 9 -
Heavy Gale at Mobile - Georgia
ID go State Fair.
The Legislature - State Fair at
Montgomery.

MOBILE November 17.-This clty
was visited by a gale to-day, doinI
considerable damage. The roof OF tbs
building of the Mobile and Ohi'
freight depot was blown of, and sew
eral negroes hurt and one white maj
killed. 1AFlt
A dispatch from Macon, Ga., dated
Tuesday, says the State Fair is an inn
mense success. and that Walle Hamp
ton would deliver the ANNUAL addres,
yesterday, on the destiny of Georgif
and the interests of the cotton plant
erS. a sHe - t-
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 17.-All
the newly elected members of the Leg
islature have been admitted to seats
The seats of Maj. Proskauer and Col
Magee, Democrats, in the Senate from
Mobile, have been contested. ID
Mr.. PenniBgton has introduced q
resolution asking Congress to remove
the disabilities imposed by the Ninth
Amendment. E .-'tl-
The Fourth Annual Fair Of the State
Agricultural Society commences here
on the 23d inst.