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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-19
GAM z. ETC.
GROCERIES.
Goods for the Holidays

S5O boxes Layer Raisins.
400 quarter and half boxes no.,
20 boxes Cftron.
20 barrels New Texas Pecans,
~ Tarragona Almonds,
200 boxes Fire crackers.
q barreIs sweet cider,
New Currants,
500 eases Can Fruits.
80 Assorted JeIlies.
500 drums New Figs.
30 hogsheads Louisiana sugar.
a5 barrels New LsaisianA Moiasses,
Just RECEIVED AT
q. A. ECKERLT's,
t,sl Cor-Front and Union sts.
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Headquarters for Christmas Din
nerS.

Headquarters TOT CnFistm"s Din
ners.
Turkeys, turkeys, turkeys, 10000 lbs.
Oysters, oysters, oysters, 5000 cans.
Celery, celery, celery, 500 dozens.
Fish, fish, fish, FIVE thousand pounds.
HOLSTERS, Holsters, Holsters, 100 pounds.
All kinds of game-no end to it. Fresh
Goldfish, halibut and founders. To the
public: Take notice in time and send
in your orders for Christmas dinners.
Don't wait until too late. All orders
left at ]. d. Edwards 278 Second street,
will be filed and sent home-free deliv-
cry. Twill bind myself to sell oysters
after New Year, extra select, at seventy
five cents per can; medium, sixty cents
per can. ~
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STEAM BOATS.
For Helena and Friar's Poi

For Helena and Friar's Point.
Regular Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point
Daily United States Mail Packet Line.
GEO. W. CHEEK, ............Capt. NJ. r. Cheek,
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT 0us,
i steamer will leave Memphis siis;ns q
as above every TUESDAY, nsz=z==s=a
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at p. m. For
freight or passage apply on board. ST
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skating Rink, aes Main street.

JET PALACE, for Christmas gifts. III
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GAs-r1rrrsc at 3l5 Second st. AZ
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Jrr PAlAor, for Christmas sils- ~
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ForHeIena and Friar,s Point.

For Helena and Friar's Point.
Regular Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point
Daily United States Mail Packet Line.
A. ]. WHITE, ............Capt Geo. Malone,
TyHIS NEW AND MAGNIFI- re-.
4 cent steamer WIZ iea ca pn Mem sssIttts
DAY and FRIDAY, at 5 pm. For freight
or passage apply on board. 63-t
st. Francis River Packet Line-Reg-
ular Tuesday and Friday Packet.
For the Bends, Helena and st. Francis river
The new and elegant passenger steamer
ST. FRANCIS, -
T. R. Bowman. Captain. s. C. Paine. Clerk.
VIII commence running regularly as above
on Tuesday. October 4th, and leave every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, at PIN.
LARRY HARMSTAb L CO., Ag'ts,
CIT Mosby Block. 3O4 Front street.
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SOUTHERN PALACE!
Price List of Dry Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD BEFORE
Call and Examine You will be Satisfied.
READ! READ! READ!
ID. G.. & I'll. M. LOEWENSTINE,
READ! READ! READ!

SOUTHERN PALACE,
3S2 Main Street, :: Memphis, Tenn,
HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION THE FINEST STOCK or
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, FURS, CL0AKS, SHAwLS!
EVER OFFERED THIS MARKET.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS. December 10.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
THE NEW FOOD.

For g few cents yon can buy
of your Grocer o. TrIG5ist g.
package CT SEA EosS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageea, which viii make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mange,
and a like quantity Ct P;iddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as q light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
Plantation Bitters.

: This wonderful vegetable re-
stOratiye is the sheet-anclaOr of
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and Ianguid, it has NO equal
among stOmachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
5ect, it is supcrseding every other
stimulant. In All climates, trOpi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as II specific i'm every species of
disorder which llndermineS the
B0di.y strength and breaks down
tise 1s.r-aai spirits. For sale by
"a. ~sr,:sisss.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
A .BAnv sroRY.-Onc day last week

A "BAR" STORY day last week,
while \. Reichart was crossing the noun
taus back OF Brooklyn, in search of some
deer that had been seen in the vicinity
of Thornes Canyon, he came across the
track OF bear, which appeared quite
fresh Looking around he saw man
hunting for quail; stepping up to him he
asked him il he had any objections TO
bear hunting, to which the stranger re-
sponded, '.No; [ used to hunt bears in
| Oregon" He then told him9 bout find
ing the trail of bear, and that if he had
no objection they would follow it up and
| try to capture him. The stranger agreed,
and loaded his gun with charge of
buckshot. They then started up the hill,
and following the trail they came upon a
| cinnamon cub lying in hazel bush.
They then separated, the two men, with
/ the aid of the bear, forming triangle.
Reichart discharged his rifle at the bear,
but only wounded it. 1t rose rather
hastily, and seeing the stranger started
towards him; he dropped his gun aud
started down the hill on run, the bear
| following. In vain was he told to keer
along the side hill He continued his
retreat in hasty manner, alternatel,
running, sliding, and tumbling, the beal
all the time gaining on him. How long
he would have run we don't know, but
man who was cutting wood in the canyor
called to him "climb tree" which bt
lost no time in doing. He climbed intt
scrub oak, aud stood on the pripcipa
limb, steadyins himsolf by smaller limbs
above lie had hardly taken that posi-
ton ere the bear was underneath, aud
getting on the side hill bruin would en-
deavor to reach him, and every time he
/ did SO the valiant disciple of Nimrod
would rise in his boots. Evidently the
bear felt for him, and after tantallzins
him in that manner for nearly an hour,
he left in disgust.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

wheat
The population of the city of St.
Charles is $3.50
St. Louis returns population of 3l3,
600, which greatly troubles Chicago, her
powerful rival.
Kansas City stands next to ST. Louis
in population. The census report gives
her 81 ,296.
Pocket picking at the St. Louis thea
tres is becoming distressinsly frequent.
4 man named johnson, while out
hunting with a boy in the woods of Cass
county recently, playfully demanded of
the boy his money, at the same time
taking hold of the boy. In the struggle
pistol in the boys pocket was dis
charged and killed johnson.
Usage City is building $4,000 school
house
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
4 Thief stripped and Almost Licked to
Death by Cows.

~
Of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, has an or
chard of very choice fruit, and ho was
greatly annoyed by tresspasser who
would visit the orchard 1t night aud
carry off large quantities of apples and
| other fruit. One morning two men pass
| ing along the road saw man lying un-
/ der tree in the orchard and near the
roadside. He was covered with blood
and his clothing reduced to mere tatters.
At first it was supposed that the man was
dead, but moans were heard, and the
men went over to ascertain what was the
matter. They found the man
/ ALMOST EXHAUSTED,
Aud unable to move himself. They pro-
cnred water, and after giving the injured
man 4 drink, he recovered sufficiently to
tell them his name and place of residence.
| He declined first to tell hem how he came
to be in the condition in which he was
found, was finally persuaded to give an
| explanation. lie told them he had Wis
tied the orchard fer the purpose of OBJ
tanning some apples, and had climbed up
] tree to prevent detection. While en-
gagged in picking the fruit he suddenly
missed his foo;hold and fell to the ground.
He was rendered unconscious, but did not
know how long he remained SO. When
he recovered his consciousness he felt no
pain, but on attempting to rise found that
! one arm and leg were paralized He did
not call for assistance for fear that he
would be arrested, and concluded that he
would remain until morning He soon
felt drowsy sensation, and would have
fallen asleep but for noise which arous
l>,l
near by. The animals advanced towarc
him. and one Of the commenced
LICKING HIS FACE AND HANDS.
! He tried to dive them away, but the.
had tasted the bTackish perspiration whicl
covered his hands and face, and he fount
it impossible to frighten them. His tor
mentors persisted in licking him, ant
, finally commenced tearing his coat ab'
J shirt, thus charging the exposed sur
f face This process continued until li
body was almost denuded, and the fles
: lace1ated by the teeth of the animals
| The licking with the rasp-llke tongue
i, lasted until the blood oozed frcm his arms
] breast and face, and the unfortunate vic
t tim sunk away from meIe exhaustion
: after using every exert:on in his powe
. to keep the animals away The,. me
5 were
CONVINCED THAT TIE STATEMENT WA
i TRUE,
And it was corroborated by the appear
4 ance of the man. They immediately cor
i veyed him to his home, and Il physical
. was summoned TO attend him. The trea
ment at first was directed to the lacei
ations Of the flesh, but before these wcr
o healed it was found that the fall had al
t fectcd some of the internal organs, one
which was ruptured The men was sui
e scqueutly removed to hospital where h
Il is still undet treatment, although u
hopes Of his recovery are entertained.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

1t is said that heads of lettuce can be
produced in winter in from "a 10 40
hours by taking box filed with rich
earth, in which one third Of Stacked
lime has been mixed, and waering the
earth with lukewarin water, then taxing
seed which has been previously softcned
by soaking in strong brandy twenty four
hours, and sowing in the usual way. We
are assured, but will not vouch for the
fact, that a good sized head Of lettuce
can be obtained in the time metioned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

To MAKE MoLAssEs CANDY..-Snc :
teacupful Of lnolasses teaspoonfai OF
vinegar; a piece OF butter nan 'ns III. n
of a nutmeg. Put the whoie - s.;.',.ss
on the fre, and boil exactly ten en- n,'n -. !,
stirring it all the time. lleu h.rd
off to cool. Pull it as soon q. !. = - In
enough. Boiling i twelve MN m,n1.JI w;l, moi
make it too hard. Eight minutes W. WI \;
be enough Ten minutes Dy inc ''o
the exact time
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"Hurrah for the Bottom Dog.o

I know that the world, the great big world,
From the peasant up to the king,
Has different tale from the tale l tell,
And different song to sing.
But for me, and care not single fig
If they say I am wrong right.
shall always go for the weaker dog,
For the under dog in the fight.
1 know that the world, the great big world,
Will never moment stop
To see which now may be in the fault
But will shout for The dog on top.
But for me, shall never pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right,
For my heart VIII beat, while it beats at all,
For the rnder dog in the fight.
Perehanee what I've said 1 had better not said
Or 'twere better had said ii incog
But with heart and with glass, filed choek t
the briIn,
Here's health the bottom dog.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

The daughters of the late John Bus
sing, of Yonkers, having been only be-
queathed 100000 each, while their
brother received farm worth SIz,ooo
and $50 900 in cash, are now endeayor-
ing to prove the insanity of the testatorp
in order that there may be an equal as
tribution of the property.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

r, Is said that experienced husbands
con tell when their wives are going to
ask for money by the way they purse
their mouth
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

p,,,caed warermelons, with tartar emes.
.hsu are distressing tho youth OF
m:ah;aan ~ ~ .a hevoud measure There isn't
Mien'a n.nch fun in stealing them as the
other kind.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

4 lady at Chattanooga is not exactly
posted on the word .t:isirauchised. She
was told that VI Smith was DISTINGUISHED
aud she wanted to know how long he had
been so On bein. informed that he had
'-becn so about four years, she said she
didn't see how that could be as Mrs.
Smith had a chilli only tsro years otd
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

Several counties IN the State of Iowa
are conducting active temperance cam
paigns. 1t is probable that at least a
dozen counties will adopt prohibition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

Nothing can be made to lie SO much
us facts, except figures.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
IGrCuELL. J. y pOLPH. 4. SA
Mitchell, DoIpk G Smith,

4 TTnRNEYs AxD COCNsELL0RS At LA ",
solicitors in Chanrcry and Proctor7 in Ad-
niralty. Office over the old Post Office, Front
street. Portland, Oregon.
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TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES.
OFFICE on CORNER or FERRY AND rrnsr-sr

Transient advertisements per Square of ten
lines or less. first insertion, 81 each subsequent
insertion, ST..
Larger advertisements inserted the most
LIBERAL terms
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
y. 81. ExEsola.
HntabideI & Co,
Z. a. ErceIaud.

nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
ID School. Miscellaneous and Biuuk Books
Stationery Gold and Stc4I Pens, Ink. ETC.. Post
"fhce Building. Albany. Oregon. Books ordered
New York and San Francisco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
JOB WORK

JOB WORK.
Having received type, stock of colored
inks cards a Gordon Tobher, etc, pre-
pa ed to execute all kinds of printing in better
manner aud fifty per cent. cheaper than ever be
fore offered IN this city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
A Glorious Change !!

THE GREAT woEsIIs,s TONIC.
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y. B.--An persons owing will at once CONS
forward and pay AZ, SO as to begin new accounts
J.. ELKINS & son.
Lebanon, April i, 1o.-6m30
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s1yornrAT,, :. NOTICES.

nT THE SEASON AND IT'S DAN
C,ERS.-The human body Ia chiefly composed OK
tissues and abres sensitive to every change In
the condition of tho atmosphere 81 the most dell,
cate electrometer, or the quicksilver In baroue-
ter tube.
the excrctory organs, are especi y liable to be af-
against their disastrous tendency ts-to keep the
digestive machinery, which iced; and nourishes
the whole system, In good working order.
IT the stomach Is weak or di q -dered neither the
blood nor the bile can be In healthy stntc, and
upon the fitness of these two important EElds for
the Offices assigned to them nv nature, and the
regularity Of their flow, health IN n great measure
depends. ,r,
pors, It often is at this season Of the year. the
digestion should be object Of peculiar care. III
II Is weak and langud, The whole physical struc-
ture win DO eneryatcd II It vigorous the entire
organization will he strong to resist the untowsr
and depressing influence Of damp and ritiated
atmosphere.
pure and powerful tonic IL therefore espe-
cially needed a. a safeguard arai"st the diseases
STOMACH BITTERS being the most wholesome
and potent medicine or the class at present
known, r course Of 1t is rnrtcularly advisable Mt
this period of the year. The stomach VIII fhereby
be toned and strengthened, TIE liver and bowels
regulated, the nervous system hrtced mp, ana na-
ture put In state Of active defence against the
Inasrna which supcrinduces intermittent and re-
mittcnt feyerH, rheumatlsmS. nervous 0eDllty
headache, hypochondria, and other complalnts
whic are apt to assail the untorcd and Mortified
organizations. The body Is strengthened without
exciting the brain. md consequently no unplea-
SAINT reaction follows It's revivng and renovating
operation NH S-eod&w1w
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General Assembly of Virginia.
FRIDAY, March 4, 1870.
SENATE.

rRtUAl3 IhdlSu 1S'O'
SENATE.
The House joint resolution in regard 10
the central water-line was referred TO the
Committee on Roads.
Resolutions of inquiry were offered by
Mr.. AUSTIN, authorizing sheritfs whose
bonds are satisfactory to continue IN ONCE
till the courts are organized; by MIR. HAIR
R1s, to legalize gambling; by Mr.. WOOD,
authorizing justices to hold courts III
county judges are elected by Mr. fEsDLEe
TON, about mileage; by Mr.. ANDERSON, OF
Rockbridee, in regard TO paying for print
ing records in court of appeals after decl-
sion of cases by Mr.. Lyons, to pay the
members and officers of the late Constltu-
tional Convention the balance due them !;
by Mr.. ANDERSON, of Pittsylvania, what
legislation is necessary in regard to unset
tied tax bills in the hands of sheriffs.
Mr.. COURTNEY presented the petition OF
C. W. Butte contesting the right OF j. Am
bier Smith to o seat in the Senate on ac-
count of non-residence in the district.
The Committee on Courts of Justice re-
ported that no further legislation was ne
cessary in regard to the more efficient gov
eminent of cities and towns.
On motion of Mr.. HERNDoS, Thursday
next was fixed as the day for the election of
Judges for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Lynch
burg, Petersburg, and Fredericksburg.
Mr.. HERNDON reported from the Com
mittee on Courts of Justice an amendment
to section chapter l09 of the Code, IN re-
ference to mixed marriages.
The bill incorporating the Union Bank Of
Winchester was passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A number Of reports of committees were
received, among them: Of the Committee
ON Printing against the publication of the
laws in the Anzeiger German paper);
of the same committee that the speech OF
Mr.. KELLEY, being delivered without notes,
cannot be furnished for publication OF the
Committee of Privileges and Elections that
there is no evidence before them affecting
the right of WILLIAM A. BRYANT to seat
in the House of the Committee OF finance
asking to be discharged from the resolution
instructing inquiry into the finances OIL the
James River and Kanawha Company, that
company, acting under the advice OF dis
tinguished counsel, having declined to com
ply with the requirements of the act al-
luded to by tue resolution.
Bills we're reported and petitions pre-
sented among the latter one from the
Fredericksburg Chamber Of Commerce
asking for 100000 acres of the public land
donated by Congress for the establishment
Of an agricultural school in that city.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. KELLEY
granting the use of the hall to the Virginia
Historical Society for q meeting on the 10th
instant. Referred.
The homestead bill was debated, Mr..
popHAM, of Bath, sustaining in an elabo-
rate speech his substitute-Mr. THOMAS, OF
Henry, replying in support OF the bill:
Before it was disposed of the House passed
to other business.
Nothing of very general Importance &C.
CURED before the adjournment.
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# DOWN GOES THE PRICES.
GOLD STILL LOWER
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
DRY GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
THE FIRST TO MAKE THE REDUCTION.
FULL YARD WIDE BLEACHED md IN
BLEACHED COTTONS at 12tc. per yard
BED-TICK, DOMESTIC BINGHAM. and
SHIFTING STRIPES, at 193c. per:yard;
CHECKED CURTAIN MuSI IN at lesc. worth
2sc. per yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACE, for Curtains, at SOc., and
S5c. worth soc. per yard;
WHITE FLANNEL at CSC. per yard worth aoc.;
WHITE FLANNEL, all pure wool at SOC. per
y::rd worth 4oc.
FULL YARD-WIDE WHITE FLANNEL, very
fine and ali wool at soc. worth 75c. per yard;
OPERA FLANSELS, all Galore, at reduced
prices;
Excellent SATINET at soc. " rth &c. per yard !:
DoESKIN CASHMERE at 81 per yard would DO
cheap at Sis;
EXCELLENT IRISH LINEN at soc. worth s'e'
per yard
SUPERIOR IRISH LINEN at &c, would he
cheap at 7Jc. per yard;
HEAVY BARNSLEY SHEETISfi, full two ana
half yards wide, warranted MI pure linen, at
$40 per yard, worth 81:
LINEN DAMASK DOYLIES at - per dozen
worth Sl.5o;
&C.;
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER, pure linen, at soc., worth
doc per yard:
CRASH TOWELLING at 81. per yard worth
1oic.;
VIDE LINEN CRASH at l?,c. worth lsc. per
yard;
TABLE. CLOTHS at &c., 81, and Sail very
cheap.
EXTRA WIDE HUCKABACK, for towels, at
soc. worth SOC. per yard;
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completely.

And now the New York Tribune is
anxious that the United States shall inter
tere TO defend one of its West India pets
against another. 1t compensates for its
utter disgust with the Haytiens by its
anxiety for the fate of BAEz and the Domi-
means. The Tribune says:
"Not by dozens, but by scores,-we are
tempted to say hundreds-Hayti has been
killing off her Salnavists, so that her claim
to be considered pandenonium of free
savagery is rapidly making itself perfect.
But for all that, Commodore or Admiral C..
H. Porter has not done the most graceful Of
acts in expressly threatening the Haytiens
that if they OF any other people assist
Cabral against Baez the United States,
already engaged to protect San Domingo,
will forthwith open guns upon them. AS
the Jamaicans have been sending arms to
Cabral, and as British war vessel is within
his reach, Admiral Porter has further
chance to illustrate his words.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-05

TO ConpEsroNpENTs.-We did not pub
fish the paper forwarded to US by the Cum q,
berland delegation to the Powhatan ha,l-
road Convention because we had aireaus
published the card of Mr.. PAGE, the spoAes-
man of the delegation, on the same suoJec''
Our correspondent writes us that OF a pup.
lie meeting held last Monday the people OF
Cumberland county "not only unanimously
" endorsed the course of their delegation,
i" but enthusiastically supported the road
Z" from Richmond to Lynchburg.'
We would publish the communication o!
our friends in Appomatto1 county if il
we're at NIL certain that the sherifs viii
hereafter be allowed to collect the revenue
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DIED.,

Suddenly, on Sunday the Goth ultimo, of apo
plexy. WILLIAM j. TIGSOR, OF Henrico
county, Va, in his sixtleth year.
On Wednesday the Cd Of March, MAGGIE W.
Walden, In the nineteenth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place TODAY at 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. from st. Paul's church. The friends of the
family are invited 10 attend without further
notice.
On Yesterday Mt 10 O'Clock. GEORGE VII
LIAM, youngest child Of Daniel j. and Lucy II.
Flynn. aged six weeks.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, which will nc preached at the resi-
dence OF his uncle. James II. Cox, Marshall street
between Twenty fourth and Twenty-lfth, TO-
MORROW EVENING at O'Clock.
Washington 10. c. Chronicle please copy.
On the 4th instant, Of lockjaw, JAMES EDGAR
ALLEN, son of Martha A. and Andrew b.
Allen, deceased.
The funeral will take place from his mothers
residence, on jackson between First and Foushee
streets on SUNDAY at ! O'Clock Z. NJ. The
friends OF the family arc Invited to attend.
Columbus Ga, papers please copy.
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The commissioners selected by the two
Houses of the Wheeling Legislature mot
by the Governor) to confer with commits
sioners from Virginia relative to the adj
iustment Of the public debt are ex-Gover-
nor PIERPoIST, Of Marion county; Mr..
BRANSoS, of Lewis county; Mr.. DAVIS, of
Harrison county; and DANIEL LAMB, Esq,
of Wheeling; on the part of the House of
Delegates and Messrs. RAAsDELL, DAVIS,
and FOREMAN, on the part of the Senate.
When we remember how Commissioner
AYLETT used to write about PIERPoINT We
doubt whether they twain can agree upon
anything.