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To Delinquent Subscribers
To The Capital Stock Of the Shelby
County Agricultural Society.

VNRF attention of delinquent subscribers Of
/ stock to the shelby County Agricultural,
Mechanical and Horiicti tural Society IS
hereby called 30 the following order, passed
by he BnaIu OF Directors, 0t their last reBu-
lar meeting on February ., 1870, viz:
THAT the President be authorized 10 place
into tue hands oi n competent attorney, for
collection, sll claims for bal tnces due on suo-
scripiiOns of stock 70 sad company, aiter
giyinC notice in the daily papers. ior one
week tnat said course will be pursu ID.
The ard are determined that goot faith
shal. be kept with the creditors CT the com
pany; and, to avoid the alternative Of brings
ing suit, Il II hoped that all deltnquents VIII
promptly respond, WITHIN one week, oy cali
ing atthe ONCE of the s ecretarv, No, Il Court
building, and settling their liabilities. After
that time, these claims viii be placed in the
hands OF an attorney for collection.
LION. TROtfSDALE, Secretary.
P. P.S.-From and after this date thtse claims
will be found in the hands of MeSsrs. Aarye
& Trezevant, attorneys at law. No. p Madison
street, where The parties are requested 10 call
and make settlement tiebel l. \
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nhssnnIas Of In. pesbody.

PEABODY, Mass, February 6.-The
funeral Obseguies OF Geo. Peabody
took place at noon to-day, and were
carried out according TO the pro-
gramme. The attendance was large
and the service solemn and imposing.
Mr.. Winthrop occupied about three
quarters OF an hour in his address.
Prince Arthur, Admiral Farragut,
General Clotlin, Minister Thornton,
Captain Connell and Governor Cham
beFlain Of Maine, we've among those
nrfsanE
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NASHVILLE.
SPECIAL 10 THE APPEAL.


NASHVILLE, February S-ROlse.
Mr.. ZONES introduced bills to incor-
porate Brinkley Female College, Of
Memphis, and the town of Collierville,
Shelby county.
Mr.. Townsend introduced a bill TO
amend the act chartering the city OF
Memphis, and resolution authoriz-
ing the Comptroller to employ an at
torney to attend to the interests OF the
State in Shelby county.
Mr.. Rosson introduced a bill au-
thorizing the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company to raise money
for the road.
The House was engaged the greater
part of the day in discussing various
bills providing for the sale Of delin-
quent railroads, but did not arrive at
anything definite up to adjournment.
The merchants of Nashville will
give a grand banquet to the Legisla-
ture and Convention next Monday
evening, at the Maxwell House.
.Senate.-Mr. Hall introduced bin
to prevent State railroads from dis
eliminating in favor of through freight
against local freight.
The House bill providing for a
conventional rate Of interest passed
second reading.
House bill TO confer on married wo-
men same legal rights as enjoyed By
single women, passed first reading.
Senate bill creating a Marshal for
each county passed third reading.
C0acentioa.-In the Convention, the
Committee on Elections submitted an
amendment to article four. 1t pro
vides that in filling all Offices the ap
pointment shall be made for an unex
| pired term, and ofii 'ers appointed oi
elected shall Famain until their sue
cessors are qualified. The report was
not acted on.
The Committee on Finance sub
mitted a report, which was adopted
providing that six per cent. shall b'
the legal rate of interest, but that any
rate of interest made by written con
tract, not exceeding ten per cent.
shall be legal.
An amendment was adopted to the
/ Legislative Department, providing
! that no bank shall be owned in whole
OF in part by the State.
An amendment to the Judicial see
ton provides that judicial ofieer'
shall retain their places until the 27tt
! Of August-tbirty days after the elec'
! ton in July.
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M.ssour. LsaIslature,

ST. LOUIS, February 8.-A scheme
Was developed yesterday for the di-
vision Of the state Of MiSsOuri-the
Missouri river to be the dividing line.
The scheme seems to be based on al
legged unequal division of offices, both
State and National. a proposition to
appoint female Assistant Slate Su-
pprintendent OF Public schools was
defeated in the Houst. Also that col
Ored teachers should be given the
preference tor col0rel schools. Also
that culOred children should have the
privilege of attending white schools
where separate schools for colOred
children were not established.
Reference to the proceedings of
the WOmen's Suffrage Association
here last night was made in both the
House and Senate, and spicy discus
sion followed.
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Ieleuranh m.

New YORK, February 8.-Tele-
graphic communication was made to-
day with the air chamber under the
east pier of the bridge. This point is
sixty eight feet below the surface OF
the river, by which great safety to the
wOrkmen is increased and facility to
work insured. About forty persons
made a descent to the air cham
Der and witnessed the operations
three. Fifty-four feet Of SAND. have been
penetrated by this pier, leaving but
twenty-six feet to the bed rock. The
pier sinks about one foot per day.
The work ON the western pier is pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
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g3,OOO,OOO.
The Chattanooga and nsrisIsn Railroad.

SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THE APPEAL.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, February s.
The Stanton bill, appropriating three
millions of dollars to the Chattanooga
and Meridian Railroad, passed the
lower House yesterday evening, by
vote of sixty-three TO twenty-seven.
The bill had already passed the Senate
by twenty-five to five.
The Mobile Register and Selma
Times have bitterly opposed this
measure, which secures the immediate
completion of this road. Tate's pro-
jects, it is thought, viii now be carried
out, and the completion of the road
from Decatur TO Montgomery will be
speedily accomplished. J. c. c.
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rha Eis nenth Anendmsnf

CINCINNATI, FEBRUARY 8.-The col
ored people have determined 10 cele-
brate the adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendmet by a daylight parade and
public meeting at night to hear ad-
dresses. The celebration will be held
one week after OFFICIAL publication by
the Secretary of State that the amend
ment has been ratified.
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gansas Manis :. Prsteriion 4"

ST. LOUIS, February SIN the
Kansas Legislature yesterday resOlu-
tions were adopted instructing the
Senators and requesting the Repre-
sentatives To endeavor 30 obtain
= speedy adjustment OF the rebel Gen
eral Prices raid claim, and memorial
izing Congress to protect the frontier,
and protesting against a reduction of
the army
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The sIlsspuri Demseraey.

81. LOUIS, February Sat the
Democratic caucus at Jefferson City
last night, the Constitutional amend
ment recently introduced in the Senate
relating to the enfranchisement Of all
disfranchjsed persons was discussed,
and 3 resolution was finally adopted
declaring the purpose Of the caucus to
support such proposition,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BROwN.-The friends and acqualntaBces of
Mr.. ANN BROWN, relict OF Joseph F. Brown.
formerly OF this city, are invited to attend
her funeral, from the residence of James F
Barton, on shelby street (drst brick residence
south OF South street,, this (WEnNESDAY
Morning at II O'Clock. Services by Rev. I. d.
W-fTharEuoOu
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-ll'n..r,l r-Tay circulation in France.
From Engard
ToNDoN. February 8.-Parli8ment
or,-n,-1 to-day, and the Queens speech
- read. The Queen comments on
fb- tranquility Ia all quarters oi the
syIobe. aud notices the growing dlspo-
Simon of an countries to appeal TO
t-;.,ndIv mediation rather thau 10 re-
corf nsrfDs She asserts 81 ldNOraoie
condition of the finances, ana suggests
a continuation; inquiries into faTlia-
mentary electiOus; announces thG
Drobability that the Government wiz
nropOse land reform measures loE dre
fsnd and viii introduce Dill 70 denhe
fhe status OF citizens OF lOrelsn cCuu-
tries who may desire NATURALIZATION
recommends such legislation on l4e
suf,iscf of the religions lists IN the uni
,,,rsifies of Oxford and Cambridge as
will increase the usefulness Of me IN
ssituti0ns: comments upon the recent
a0rarian outrages in Ireland; ana after
. resume of the various measures OF
domestic reform 10 be submitted,
,elos..d a. follows: /" Upon those and
ali other subjects, Her Majesty de-
yotedlv prays that your labOrs may
~ Icon constantly attended by the blessing
of God" ,-
Another cable, to connect Wales
- Rhode Island, is shortly to be
gid Iaid The contract for the cable TO
,aast tal1 es0o. 600 has Just been signed.
S'TS To-roorrow the Oxford University
,,at c-eo, will accept the challenge OF
nc DOe-t tCSsmbrio-e crew for Their regular
annual race.
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TELE6RAPRIC SUMMARY.
To be Ex culed.

GALVESTON, February 8.-Leroy
Cotton was to-day convicted OF the
murder Of Major LOchman here in
April last, and sentenced to be hung
on the SLh of April.
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IPxas Lraislalure uonvenea.

GALVESTON, February 8.-The Leg-
islature was convened at Austin to-
day. Much interest is manifested in
the Senatorial election. Hamilton
aud Reynolds are believed to DO the
strongest candidates.
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Retiring 0mcers.

WASHINGTON, February 8.-Gen-
eraI Sherman has issued Il general Or
der carrying into effect the act Of Con-
gress relieving all retired Officers from
duty. The order takes effect Febru-
AIRY IIst
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ST. LOUIS, February S.--Mrs. Amelia
Hobbs has been elected Justice of the
Peace for Jersey Landing township,
jersey county, III, by a majOrity of
twenty-siX. This is the first woman
ever elected to Office in Illinois,
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Cash FOB WHEAT.

THE highest market price Paid for 500
| bushels Wheat, delivered within thirty
days. by TOOF, PH LIPS & 90,
Whole-ale GrocerS.
fehS 26S Front street.
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MARRIED.

PEEL-TRAINOR Yesterday, stst. P ter's
Parsonage, by Rev. Father OBJ len, Mr.. DA-
vID PEEL and Miss MARY TRAINOR.
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MOhDAY, MARCH "a. ls7o.

Within legal hours, at the aue-ionh0us- o.
EuysJ-r. IfeZevaEt g Co. uOrLleas z cifrll u-
Mann aud Jefferson streets, In the Clly 20
Memphis. the treCt OF IAN set ap - -.ls
heiis Of nugn brausnaW, deceased. D. dec a=
OF the ghsuc-ry CsuTL at Memphis, ia li-J
sist Of a. bradshaw eI al vs. l. b Mitchell
et al. CONTAINING FOURTEEN A. ks. more
or I--ss IN tine southeastern suburbs d lie-ll-
phIs 4-Gr state Fen2Ie college s11J = ucd
ecclrCidg 10 u D an which VIII be eNnlol eu
al he time ana piuce Of sale
Terms OF ssle-S5G0 cash. the baisn e on r.
twelve anu eighteen months credit li- Eu--
chaser 70 execute notes with Two O. ll0-- l-
proved securities, Hnd 1eu rct5- ned ~ J--s
payment Of the purchase money
febj J !. WILLIAMS. lsrk and Master
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IMPROVED
Florence Sewing Machines.

PRINCIPAL POINTS OF FXCELLENCF-
/ SeIf-Adiusiing tension ad sptsd TO sewiag
Z most delicate or the heaviest mater al
wiihou; change. Reversible eed. splendid
for staying and self fastening ends Of seams.
Makes four diffvTent stitches on the one and
same machine. There are only twelve pieces
I machinery In it's works, ana Is as positive
in It's motion as those OF a locomotive, and
on same principle Every machine IS Oh
complst End furnish. with GOudrich
Tuck Marker. patent ssltcOTder. pa ent elf
binder and Edge stitcher, nat Mt ruff r, gath
eTsr, etc, without extra cha g. alfGnd see
II work HARM n q MORTON,
General Agents 3225S Main St,
feb9 Between Monroe and Onion
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IELEeRAPAIC RARKETs.
NEW Y0RK.

- I
NEW YORK, February 7.-Cotton dull and
drooDipR; sales coo bales: uplands 2j5sc
Flour 81 50g4 IS. Whisky CSC. Corn, mixed,
900s2 Rice quiet. Coffee dnll. Cuba sugar
ejsGl04c. Mulasses 6Sa7So
Dry Goods-Under the prevalence OF
heavy snow stnrm all life previouslg eqistng
IN this department OF trade seems TO have
disappeared and consequently we have to
r-pOrl a very dull market, with few or no
changes in choices, except the serond OF the
"a Hills musllns, which advanced nom 1914
10 IA cents.
Money-Money easy at per cent. on call
loans. sterling steady at S1s 9sls. 90 q opened
at ? = and fell 10 0Aend closed at 2i1s; carry
Ing rates, 2s5jS tlearapces, % ,O,O,OJo. Gov
ernments quiet, dull, and fraction lower,
has received in its purchase az bonds about
-75 90 of the coupon bonds stolen from the
O-ern Bank, hut the owners cannot obtain
any redress, as the Government does not re-
cogufz. any caVeat Il led sgainst coupon bonds.
) ate bonds are quiet and steady; old Iennes-
Sc. $, 81; new, 10
The decision rendered yesterday by the Us.
Supreme Ourt la regard to the Legal Tender
Act and tho bearing OF this decision oa the
different markets, are subjects Of absorbing
Interest Ia nnNncial qirclos tO-daY.
An approximate statement OF the bonded
debt of the following railroads was issued
prior 10 1885,, viz; y. Y, Central, Harlem; Mieht-
gan Central, Lake Shore, Illinois Central
fittsbprg, Fort " syne, Rock Island, u. Paul,
Wabash aud Reading, amounts to SllOO0J,0U0
on which the difference IN Interest between
currency and gold, at 10 amounts % slo-5, ,O95.
Tho \. Z. Central had sku1log0 in bonds fall
ing due In eUruary; 81 100000 Of these bonds
have been paid The Rock Island Company
has ab sut 81 -2)0,e90 bonds falling due hstWeen
now aud july, This company realized pre-
miuns or over % per 1T. on its sale OF s2OO00OO
stock whfcn would more than equaiize the
prAtHium in gold ON its maturing bonds, pro-
vidIng for his payment Of said bonds should
Il So demanded IN tola. The latest returns
snoW SIS b 0,000 or state obligations The In
terest on whieh, since .Ss2, has been paia al
most exclusively In currency, excepting the
Suspended lots, now become payable, bot a
principal aud interest," In cola.
CINCINNATI.
f,rxcr,T1ArI. February g. Flour steady
far,Iiv- = 2Oa5 4a Wheat 81 iOsgl Il. Corn "a
ne Oats s0g52 RyeNlSS0c. Cotton quiet, l14e,
Tobacco-prices hrln at fall rates; PORK
nsid al 81. BULK shoulders llei sides l594S
i4lzc. Bacon shoulders l21zc; sides l6AGl613c
hsIns lS1Sai91Sc. Lard heid at l55s@l61zc-
Butter 25G32c. Eggs &c. Cheese l7c. sugar
llgISAc. Coffee lsgAc. Moiasses 76c'
sr. LOUIS.
At, LOUIS, February T-Florr, superhne
81 25aS4 l0 Corn mixed s3c oais Ia bulk $50 4oe
Rye 75s7Bc Waisky s3aasic. Gro cries duiiano
unchsnged. Pork tASsFzJc Bulk shouioers
lcLzal01ge; sides 4elec Bacon shoulueIs
I5sc; clear sides oEsYlO'4 Lard' prime Loe
CHICAGO.
caIcAeo, February s.-Fl0ur-sPTing Z
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NOTICE.

1-ur directors OF the White, Red. and
fIact River Packet Company, have or
isr.i tl,st 3 can OF Fifty per cent be made AZ
o,,.,s oT fhe smount subscribed by the stock
no Is 2SlS u - Ja0. 3, DAVIS. President.
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CHANCERY SALE
On
a0aDAY, FEBRUARY "A, $50.

No. Z5l9, o R.-Chancery Conrt Of Memphis.
az virtue OF an intercolutory deere in this
- cfuser viii sell, az public suction, rr rhe
nlsE-st bld1=r. IN the tosFn Of Fort Fics1ellua.
on EONnAT. February a. ls70. witusu iesal
hours, the following described EzsI estate,
so-Elr.
Tine south hsIf OF Block NO Sc. IN O. ~ part
Of the city Of Memp phis called Fort Z. exc ing
and lying between Flfh street 90 The -a-t
aud Fourth street. on the west, and L1I1.-on
street on the south, ami the zigsr sli-s east ~
EholSuu street on TIRE north, fros4ri-E lsHl feet
i4cIe> on Z IRA street and So te-l Ul sslo.-
son street
TsEas OF s&LE.-CaSh 10 fhs mount O. % Q
decree herein and eos.s; balsno- au a rl- alI
o. twelve months Equity u rs4-l-. p,l.u
barred.
IN case the above sale shall f.ii 70 brils rf.s
amount % The crcr5a herein and cl,i-, Doe o
aId ~ thar event the north bal OF --Id
al0ck No - viii BE- s0lu, in ls,is or su1Givl-
-iOn-; sale ID continue until the aIflouar
f-qui=tre % satisfy the decree herein and
co-ls IN CASH, j. yielded
lerns Of sale OF north HalfOi Block No s.
Oue-hal. Cash; balance on a credit %. tErlVs
months Equity OF redemption barrel
A. AL-IUS.C q and 81
ROYSTER, TaEZEYAHi 4 90,
jsl} Auc;ioueers
L0zwoOd, Micon and Folkes. soIEeitor-.
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TO THE TRADE /!

IN STORE Ann ARRIVING. AND FUR
/ sale 70 ~ Louis, Cincinnati or Chicag
prices, transportation added:
so tierces Lard
25O cases Caddy Lard,
100 kegs Leaf Lard,
Also, at Lowest market rates:
500 barrels Flour-assorted brands;
100 90 pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides and
Hams.
I50 barrels Pink-Eyo Potatoes,
~ barrels Peach-Blow Potatoes,
100 bags Coffee,
50 pockets 0. g. Java,
50 barrels Refined sugar,
80 barrels New Orleans 1foIasses,
25 barrels Golden Syrup,
$50 kegs Nails,
so kits NaekereI,
80 half barrels Nacksrei,
70 boxes Excelsior Soap,
SO boxes Olive Soap,
600 cases Canned Fruits.
100 barrels WhisEieS-all grades,
Together with a general supply OF
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


p,prs February 6.-The Govern
meut excludes PapA currency AlOHl
general circulation in france
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EXTENSIVE & PERsmpTO8f SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

~ We invite special attention To tIe Inn
portaut sale referred % iIs tire annexed no.
tice. bis II some Of the D--t Iqcat-,t prr.p-
rty In thstt portion Of the city. b. Iu- ou re
cniei th0rOugufare leading in and out O. the
city on the south:
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CRAACERY SALE

&C.. Il Mlcon ana -. -. -
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A Democrats Dawes.

The example Ol Mr.. Dawes b infectious,
Here we have Hon Delnas Barnes leclar-
Ing in the first meeting for the year Of the
Kings County Democratic General Com
mittec, "'Fhat In twelve years residence
in Brooklyn hD had seen taxes rise from
$780, 900 10 $4,000, 900 per annum, and
those Of New Yorkilffo $1,000, 600 10
SEQ 900, 900, and tint without Commits
sioners, but under hdaSted Democratic
ruiz" &. Accordingly, he "hegged the
Committee TO take cognizRnc0 Of these
facts" A bombshell like that Is not oilen
thrown by a Democrat into Democratic
camp. AYo, Of, Republican prOcllvitieS,
areusBliO rs ,SlaFp criticism from our
own ranks as from those Of the enemy,
but We have never counted on similar
spectacle among the Democracy. II Mr.
Barnes, OF any Of his brethren desires 10
become the Dawesbf tile Democracy, he
cannot play more useful or puOlic-spirit-
ed FOl6;: nor will he BIO any Of tho less y
sound Democrat, as Dawes Is still, ,we be-
lleve, a sound Republican. Lot ustake
courage. Civic6nd national reform are
not hopeless when q man can state facts
without party bias, and figures without
making them lic.-N y. TEM6s. p,
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/ LLCocKs POROUS pLAsTERs

A LLCOCKS POROUS PLASTERs.
~ Stop by step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fme. They are universally
approved. They support, strengthen, and aid
tho growth Of muscles. They appear to have a
peculiar effect upon the nerves, aIIaying trrita'
billy, while supplying warmth. }, They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation of
tho blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions arc induced. M
Even in paralysis, where articulation was sus'
pended, tho use OF the Porous PlaStCra to tho
spine restored tho articulation, aud materially
reduced tho paralysis, In lAet, the patient could
help herself, while before tho Porous Plaster was
applied shO was As helpless as baby. We refer
to Mrs. Sally Elliot, Springfield, Mass.
Sold. by Druggists. Agency, BRnlrcth House,
New York. % sE5-i!iL ill = i. fcbS-d&W
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As VIC said at The outset, there 5 much
in these Memoirs thatwe might quote and
descant upon MS matters Of interest to
numbers Of our readers and the general
public. But our limited space .forbids,
and we must therefore rofCrall who feel
further interested to a pcr1,sal Of the inter-
csting volumes themselves: They WILDE
found upon The shelves at the book store
Of Campbell & McDCrmot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-19
NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO. RAIL
7 RUhUs T"V ITlIl-0 ~ y IN
Notice to Contractors.

~ 4hS4AgS '|'f. fIllt. ..'f ~ H
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed Proposals win bS received at tho Engi.
nGCFS Ofica ut Charleston, West Virginia, until
u H., March 1st 1870, for the graduation, mason.
Fyand the AuptF1tFheture Of bridges on the Chesa.
peaIC and Ohid R r. bctWCeni thO. Falls Of Ka.
nlwhA and tho Ohio River, including 000, 900
cubic yards Of excavation and 1000 cubic yards
Of masonry.
lntill2 Nj March 10Th, $50, for SeyGral heavy,
sections EasL OF the White Sulphur Springs-the
Great Bend tunnel, d 400 fcot; LGWls tunnel, $40
feet aVe other tulnGlA from 800 10 100 feet long;
several SECTIONS In rock cutting, and about 1000
cubic yards Of masonry. Proaics and apecihca.
lions can DO found at tho office 1t tho company,
81 William street, New York; at Richmond, Va,
and at Charleston, West Va, on and after JAnua'
ry 18th, 1910. :i.....
all the bids offered, and to make private contracts
Information as TO time, etc, win DO given at
For further information apply to II. D. Whit.
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or % ".
A, KhpGF, Pr. Asst Engineer, Charleston W. Va.
100 G. r. HUNTINGTON,
fH.I yE' '"' prCst, Oh. s ohlOR. r. Co.
D. lnl1 #
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GEORGIA sENAToRs-The Georgia
Legislature hos chosen Mr.. Blodgett sena-
tor for the long term, commencing 1871,
Mr.. Furow for the term ending 1873, and
Mr.. Whiteley for the term ending 1871,
The Democrats made no nominations,
md declined to vote. The Senate will
now decide whether these gentlemen or
Messs. Hill and Miller arc to- be admitted.
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INCREASED TAXATION "A resolution
was introduced in the Senate, yesterday
by President Farnsworth directing IN In
quiry into the proprlety Of increasing the
rate Of taxation this year 8 cents on the
800 for the purpose Of providing funds
for the further construction Of the Hos
pital for the Insane.
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T AUGHLIN,s EXPECTORANT sY-
LRUP.-Among the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COMFORT and EASE this Syrup stands among the
alsL. 1t has been bef0ro the public now for IS
yeArs and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and HoARsENRss, should not bewlthout It, as
itwllladord speedy relief in most diseases Of tho
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-can be
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WHooPING
CoUGH-InyarISbly gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TnRoAT-KeCp tho Throat moist whit
VIOLENT COUGHS Yield TO Its continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally. .a"5r
LAUGHLIN, SMITH 3 CO., ~.
+. " Wholesale Druggists,
JAMS Malnst., Wheeling.