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Married.

In ST. James Church, Marietta, Thursday
evening, December 30th by Rev. JOHN j. HUNT,
DR.. +. BARLOW FORD, of Cave Spring Geo, and
JENNIE NJ. HUNT, eldest daughter of the officiating
clergyman.
Savannah and Augusta papers please copy.
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The PostofFice has been removed to the Hotel
Building of Mr.. w. p. Anderson's on Powder Spring
Street. This gives more room to our Postmaster
and is as convenient as the one vacated.
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iron THE MARIETTA JOURNAL.
DOWN THE RIVER"

by CARL BERTHE.
Ever down Times rapid river
On towards the Strange Forever,
Is our life still floating ever,
From this mortal shore.
Is our life forever gliding
With no pause and no abiding,
Till Times tide is Ger.
Lo! the parting distance groweth,
And the river deeper floweth,
And the light no signal showeth,
AS we pass along,
Without boat or pilot floating,
And unseen, our ears are noting,
Currents flowing strong,
Now, we near the heavenly alden
And our sins. so heavy laden
Bear us down; we are afraid, and
Wish our pilgrimage was DER.
God be with us ON life's river,
Guide us to the great forever,
Pilot us to shore.
Marietta Jan. T. 1870.
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Architecture,

We are indebted to the Publishers, Merssrs. Hinkle
& Co.. Cincinnati O., for copy of their excellent
work on Building and Designs for the use of Car
pcnters and Builders with 726 illustrations Every
Builder Should have a copy.
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The Savannah Republican.

We are pleased to that old friend Mr..
THOMAS w. LANE has again become associate
editor OF this valuable paper. Success to lin and
the Republican.
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THE WESTERN AyTLIlE0DTIEE
CHEROKEE
INDIAN BLl''I'HRS.
ONE OF THE GREATEST BLOOD
MEDICINES OF THE AGE.

1t is an Indian remedy prepared from
Roots, Herbs and Plants out of the great
drug store of their Creator, A perfect
dead shot for the bite of Rattle Snake
and other poisonous insects and reptiles.
They purify the blood, produce good
appetite and invigorate the whole system
their Specific action on the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs are hun
dred to one superior to Buchu and for
the cure of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Rheumatism, Headache, Chronic Diar-
rhea and Diseases of the Vascular and
Nervous system the
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City Council Financial Report.

The above report has been handed us for publica
ton 1t exhibits very satisfactory condition of the
City Finances. Not Dollar of indebtedness for
1862
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CIRCULARS sc.

We have just received lot of Letter and Cap
Paper for Job Work and are ready for orders.
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Let Common Sense Decide.

What is the rational mode ofprocelure in cases If
general debility aud nervous prosration? Does not
reason tell us that judciols stimulation is required
To resort to violent purgation in such case is alb
stir as it would be to bleed a starving man. Yet it
is done every day. Yes this stupid and unpho
sophcal practice is continued III the teeth 0fthe great
fact that physical weakness, with all the nervous
disturbances that accompany it. is more certainly and
rapidly relieved by H0Steers Stomach Btters than
by any other medicine at present known. 1t is true
that general debility is often attended with torpidity
or i3reeualty OF the bowels. and that this symptom
must not he overlooked But while the discharge of
the matter OF the system is eXpelated or regu-
lated, lis vigor must he recruited. The Bttels do
both. They combine aperient and anti-billous prop
critics with extraordinary tonic power Even while
removing distractions from the bowels, they tone
and invlgorate those organs. Though the stomach
upon whch the great vegetable specific acts directly
it gives healthy and permanent impetus 10 every
cnfeebled function Digestion Is facilitated the fall
tering ci, cuaon regulated The blood reinforced with
a new accession OF the alimcntaly principle, the
biactd and all the dormant powers of the sys-
TEN reused into healthy action; not systematically,
as would lee The if sinIulant We're all
mnis cred, but for continuance. Ii is in this way
that such extraordinary changes wrought in The
condition Of tie feeble. emacatd and nervous invadS
by the ofthi wonderful cor. ectve, Alternative and
tonic. Lei common sense decide between such a
preparation and prostrating catharlic supplemented
by poisonous ast'ingent lll" strychnine or qtiha
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CHEROKEE INDIAN BITTIRS

Is superior to all others. For sale in
Marietta, Ca, by R. H. McCUTcHEoN
& BRO, Price 81. per Bottle.
We also have on hand Railways Ready
Relief and IIurley's Popular Worm
Candy.
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9ew AAvrrtisell1ents,

A CERTAIN REMEDY, IN ALL
cases of Intermittent or Remittent Fe-
yer, Dumb Aguo,, Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all forms of malarious dis
cases. Persons who have had the Ague
and not been thoroughly cured are la
bic to relapse sooner or later, and would
do well TO procure and use bottle of
EUREKA AGUE SPECIFIC which will en-
tircly uproot the disorder, clear the
system of malaria and restore the pa
tent to permanent health. Price ST
per bottle. For sale by
R. II. McCUTCHEON & BRO.
Marietta, Ga.
January 9TH, l870--ly
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Spetial Nutites.
SMITHS 'UNoNEC SYRUP

Pretty smiling faces impaired with L i b.
T.. f. B. is The sickly woman's hope.
A comfort at the ''mrn Of life" L. +. d.
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DIR. SgTETgOE'S
Liver Rc8II1GtCz'.

A preparation Of roots and herbs, warranted to be
strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one
1t has been used by hundreds, and known Tor the
last hrty-fve years Of the most reliable, ell
cacious and harmless preparations ever srred TO The
suffering If taken regularly and rersisienly it is
sure to cure
s<s-S@ss-sS-S--SsstD Dyspepsia, headache, aundice,
FnrcTI .TOn Aeostiveuess, sick headache.
\ RtGlLllOM Sehrq4ie, 4ialr.lo.o. Affections Of
e>s<ssaffecOns OF the kiudneys. fever
nervousness chills diseases of the skin impuri Of
the blood melancholy or depression Of splits heart
burn collie or pains in the bowels pain in the head.
fever and ague dropsy. boir, pain in the back and
limbs asthma, eryspelas female affections. and bill
lous diseases generally. Prepared only by
j. II ZElLIN & CO.;
Druggists, Macon, Ca
Price 81 by mail 81 %.
The following highly respectable persons attest
TO the virtues of this valuable medicine, and to whom
we most respectfully refer
Gen w Holt, President w r Company;
Rev ] r Fielder, Perry Ga Golf X Sparks, Albany
Ga C. Masterson. Esq. Sniff Bib county Dykes &
Soarhaw Ed'rs "Floridan," Ia ahassee Rev. w
Burke Macon. Ga Virgil Powers, Esq. Su'pt. S w
X II Daniel Billiard, Billiards. Station NJ d b z r
Twiegs county, Ga; Rev L + Eaaterliug, P L, Flor
ida Conference Maj A T Wooley, Kingston, Ga
Editor Macon Telegraph.
For saee by Il, ]. BRUMBY q SON.
and Wm. ROOT & SONS, Marietta.
And Druggists generally.
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DI1TBRS

kept By opohe-
carries IN this
oUntr y. A
single trial aciN
conUince the most
skepHcat Of its
wonderful raiue.
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English Female littprs cures all females.
+. +. b. cures cross, grabbed and fretful wives.
Mysteries and melancholy cured with Z. +. B.
The great uterine tonic, Z. +. b,
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PURIFIER

they are ndde
10th tCith and
wtMoW sugar
coating, thus
adapting them to
The uSe Of every
body; Because
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TOMACH.

II is noc eieren
gears since DR..
Roback, the Gel
ebrQted S,CediSh
physician, from
Stockholm, Sire
den came to Ills
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sides iss<al7ltc. Hams 2082lc. Lard Ice.
Butter 33aS5c. Eggs SOC. sugar lSel4ss,
Molasses 7sa6oc- Cheese E5&alS1s logs
50 5Oal0 . gross. Tobacco quiet and un-
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 81 -fobacco-i.ugs
s6ES leaf Sl0eli. FloUr--e1tra family, 50 %
Corn 65a70; Oats 80. Rye 50. Prime sugar y
is held AT $50 009S0 .. CoGce-steady Al 2Z1S
Bacon shoulders l41fc, sides E9lf34e. lart
9l654e. Hams 2I16. Whisky ss Bagsing
Arm at 251s
ST. LOUIS.
ST LogrIs Decsunher 81 -Flour-Superfue
65G66c Oats 5la55 Rye 90as5 Whisky
9a sugar ll<fglSrsc. MOlasses 7GGS0 Pork
S2s 508A BuiA shoulders il94c, sides l59s
@lsc, Bacon shoulders l45s; clear sides 514a
Is. fard T9lT1k Tobacco is firm; new lpgs
and common leif, S5a7 90; medium 10 bright
manufacturing leaf, sS913.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 81 -Flour-spTing
SO 259l SO. Wheat 7Tk@77Lc. Corn o. oats
l0A. Rye 20 Barley z5917. Highwines 81.
sugar-N. o. ll1Salic. Pork $50 3. Lard IN
Bulk sides IS5zsl4; shoulders los49l; hams
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. December Sl.-C0tton flrmer:
middlings 2fg24lzc. sales $500 bales; receipts
l0.02l bales; exports TO Liverpool S5SS bales
coastwise 207S bales Recsipts for the week
42.Tf5 bales; exports 20 9S stock lfl 739 bales.
Flour easier; IS 25Gs 00a6 rs. Corn 90995c.
Oats are tlrmer 70c. Bran 81 l5. Hay s2j 00.
Pork held at so 3. Bacon retailing-shOui-
ders l44; sides ls1s6l5I. sugar cured
Hams 2c Lard dull-ln tierces, S8lsAi
in kegs zoe. sugar dull; prize I2esl2l4.
Molosses-prime 6saz0. whisky dun at SOC
al 90. coffee steady; Fair l5159i63sc; prime
E34@l71S Freights duh; BY sail to Liverpool
'Goid i561s. Sterling IsO]< New York sight
Texss beeves. first quality s459eo; I'd do
S3D940. sheep, Isl quality, s4g6i I'd do S2sS
MOBILE.
MOBrLR. Decenl Der Sl.-Cotton quiet-AIid-
dlings sc. sales 300 bales; receipts 4Sz
bales; exports 1850 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, December 3l--Cotton active;
AIiddlings z}7s@24c; sales 1000 bales; receipts
I677 bales; exports co0stwise, 300 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, December Sl.--Cottou is firm
Middlings 2ic; sales l500 bales; receipts Soa5
bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, December SI.-Consols for money
921s g 9Zl ;5-20 Z >. Bonds So aS63@
LIYERPOOL. December SL-COttOn sales for
the week 90 .0G9 bales, including exports l2.0J9
bales, and speculation 500 bales. Stock
33s 900 bales, including 10000 bales American.
hecelpUS FOR the week 3l ,uOu bales, lncluulng
81 COZ American. Amount adoat B8 600 bales,
OF which I7S000 are American. The market
to-day was active and buoyaut. sales 1890
bales; middling upiands lI5-d; Orleans U1sd.
The Manchester market is hrmer. Cal
tfOrnia white wheat Us Sd; red western
NJ. :, s. dctee5 "a; winter ss ldSss "a.
Western Flour 22s. Corn, No. >, mixed Is
5d. Oats . Sd. Barley 5s. Peas SIS I'd. The
receipts Of wheat for three days amounted TO
L2i.OOO quarters-alI mericall.
PARIS. December 3L-The BOurse is 1rm;
Rentes 72f Sc.
HAyRE, December 3l.-CottOn-Quist and
unchanged.
FRASKFoRT, December Sl.-U. S. Bonds
closed firm at 9l5s.
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NASHVILLE.
Alleged Frauds by a United States
Army officer.
sPEcIAL To - APPEAL.


NASHVILLE. December BE. d.
Lyons, agent Of the Z. 5. Quarter
masters Department stationed here,
was to-day arraigned at the Capitol
before Lieut.. Steele, Of the Quarter
masters Department, for trial, on
.charge Of official misconduct in rela-
ton to irregularity in the collection
of GovernDent claims. A number Of
witnesses are to be examined, as facts
Of 8 personal character, etc, in the
trial \ understood to have some con-
nection with the claim agency swim
dies lately developed in this locality.
DR.. J. Ii. Calender, lately elected
Superintendent of the Asylum for the
Insahe, viii tomorrow take his Office
In charge Of that institution.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, December S1.-A COM
mission OF Federal officers convened
here this morning to investigate the
frauds alleged TO have been practiced
By claim agents in collecting the
bounty and back pay Of c0lored sol
diers. Il is thought that hundreds OF
thousands have been diverted from
the pockets Of this class Of soldiers
Mr. Lyons, formerly detective IN
The United States Quartermaster 5
Department, was before Commissioner
Noah this afternoon, charged with re-
cririEg bribes. The case will be con-
timed until tomorrow.
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NEW y K, December 31.-HavaHa
letters gi, .articulars, probably sup
pressed by telegraph, of many cruel
deeds by the Spanish authorities in
Cuba. SiXty-three Of the most re-
spectacle citizens of Havana have
been torn from their homes and sent
TO Spain on suspicion, Seventeen
more have been thrown into the dun
geons Of the Moro, to be tried for their
lives.
Don Dello Lamar, a kinsman Of the
Georgia Lamar, and a young million
aire planter, has been barbarOusly
executed at the demand Of the Manta-
zas volunteers. Our citizens have
been shot by order Of a dTum-head
court-martial, and two aged and in
firm gentlemen, who could not well
be shipped away, have been put under
bonds Of one hundred thousand dollars
each to keep the peace toward Spain.
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WASHINGTON.
The Cincinnati Dis.tiilers---The Win
nipsg Outbreak.
Etc. Etc. Ell

WAEHTNGTON, December 31.-At
the urgent request of the distillers OF
Cincinnati and vicinity 10 the Com
missioner Of internal Revenue 10
send some one TO hear them on the
subject OF the forty-eignt hour system
of mashing, he mas designated J. W.
Doaglass, first deputy, and Colonel
GWin, third deputy, To 90 TO Cincin-
matt and hear the parties. Ihey VIII
reach that city possibly on IhurSday
OF Friday Of next week, and VIII re-
main three or four days.
No proclamation has, as reported,
been proposed at the Department OF
state declaring the neutrality OF this
Government in the Winnipeg lnsur-
rection, nor is il known that any Is
contemplated. Up 70 noon to-day
nothing whatever had occurred TO
suggest such a proceeding.
The receipts Of the internal revenue
to-day We're $246, ,S52, and for the
month 81, ,402, ,239, and fer the fiscal
year to date SS5, ,9o7, ,5O2.
Col. P 2. P4chlin, Of the ChOctaw
tr;h. OF Indians, has entered a protest
- ne Commissioner Of Indian At
- in he half Of his tribe, against a
v.olstion If tn,e treaty made with that
t-iba ~ collectin,. an internal revenue
~ This wss induced by a seizure
OF a tobacco factory few ts,eYs ago
The Governments OF Portugal ana
Great Britain severaily claim posses
sioB Of the island of BOlaurd, on the
western coast Of Africa, anU 10 certain
D0rtions Of territory opposite that
island on the main land. The pos
sessions are valuable only in connec-
tion with the facilities for carrying on
tbe slave trade. Unable to settle the
question of possession themselves,
those Governments have chosen the
President of the United States as UNI
Dire. The time for filing their respec-
tive documents at the Department of
State expired to-day.
As comment has heretofore been
made on q misprint in President
Grants annual message, which repre-
scented him as saying: "Ihe United
States is the first Of all nations, IL IS
proper to state that in the manuscript
e. furnished 10 the press, the proper
word is freest. the sentence reading:
- The United States is the freest of all
nations. - has its people sympathlzed
with all people struggling for liberty
and self-gOvern ment.
Private dispatches from responsible
ources in Havana, received to-day,
Rste thst Nalmased6 reports that In
hk District about seven hundred men,
with their officers, laid down their
arms 10 the Spanish forces, and that
In Ne District Of Remedies, Chief
Eve8'and all his men surrendered TO
lhe Shanish. Successes are also re-
ported in the District Of Puerto Prln-
cipe, in the surrender OF the iLSslr
gents. The opinions expressed in the
dispatches, are, that the Cuban cause
i daily growing weaker.
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EisoelIaaeous New York Items.

NEW YORK, December 3l.-Infor-
nation was received to-day that Cald-
well, charged with completely in the
drawback frauds, viii not arrive
till next week, as according to the ex-
tradition law, seven days must elapse
before he can be discharged.
The accused canvassers and inspec-
tor OF the election in Brooklyn were
arraigned, and the trial set down for
Thursday next,
Tomorrow @il be a general holi-
day, and business viii be suspended.
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Railway Matters.

LOUISVILLE, December 3L-The
Great Southern Mail Route, from New
York, Boston and points North and
East, heretofore going via Washing
ton, Richmond and Lynchburg to
Mobile and New Orleans, has been
changed via Cincinnati and Louis
vile. The Louisville and Cincinnati
Short Line Railway, running three
daily trains from Cincinnati and max
ing close connection at Louisville
with Nashville and Memphis lines, is
fha fsIlsa
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Ths erie Railroad.

New YORK, December 8.-The
Erie Company officials deny any com
plcity in the seizure of the books and
papers Of the Atlantic and Great Wes-
tern Railroad Company, except the
lending of a wagon and half dozen
members Of the Erie detective force
to help Mr. DOugherty, and the prof
fer Of a place Of safe-keepiDg for Valu-
ables n the Erie Vaults.
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spaHlsh Account Of Cusan Matters.

HAVANA, December 31.-A sharp
engagement occurred yesterday be-
tween the imperial troops and the in
surgents at Mague in the Cinqua Villas
District. Twenty Of the latter were
Killed and siXty-siL captured. Not
one escaped. a large quantity of pro-
visions and munitions Of war, as well
IS some important correspondence,
was also captured. The insurgents
continue TO present themselves to the
Spanish authorities soliciting pardon.
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Ia Sedueer KHIet.

WHEELING, December 3h.-Nester-
day Afternoon a young lady named
Bathier, who had bee" tUced by a
man named Mem. d his
boarding house ans Blling & out,
demanded the fuli ~ gi his mar
issge promises. Upon SNIP sal, she
drew a revolver and shOt "a N though
the bowels. Snc then surrendered
herself to the authorities. McNash
will not recover. He was to have
been married to another lady in few
dava
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form the basis for application of the
Government tax again. The most of
the dispatches, particularly those des-
tined for Nantes, Bordeaux, TouIs,
TOulOn and those sections arrive at
their destination without passing
through Brest at all. The same is
true Of correspondence addressed to
any part of Spain or England, such
messages being transmitted direct
from Brest to London"
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Georgia Politics.

ATLANTA, December 31.-The Hon.
Foster Blodgett, Chairman of the
state Central Committee of the Union
Republican party Of Georgia, has is
sued a call for a meeting Of the Com
mittee in Atlanta on the 9Th Of Janu-
ary. He invites all Republican MEM
bers of the Legislature to be present.
The Secretary of the Democratic
Committee issued a call to the Demo-
Gratis for the same purpose the same
d8V.
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TELEGRAPKIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 3l.-CottOn Is &c
higher: uslands 1j3Ec: sales a500 bales.
Flour S475a5 90 Whisky s9c8sl Wheat
81 . for No. 2 spring. Corn-steaGy, held
al 81 O5Gl 10. Rice dull; Carolina b1fl11zc
COnee and Molasses quiet; New Orleang Mo-
lasses 75aS0c. Sugar quiet; Cuba ll@ll34c
Dry Goods The dry goods market has been
extremely quiet, and dealers seem to be doing
nothing but taking stock, consequently prices
are without any particular change. except
that the market is about 4 cent higher on ali
brands. Glazed cam brics, such as washing
ton, Victoria a and Smiahfield, command g1Sc
for plan and I05zc for high c0lors-
Money was active and firm az q IN curren-
ey 20 y In gold, with exceptional transac-
lions CT i-,}2H l-l6f.
Tie bank Statement Is uDfarorable. Bank
loans $3.50. .40 5S6s decrease Of s06s, ,6l8. Specie
sel 100 ,sl5; an Increase Of S2,746N3l Cirala-
ton s54 l1e,leI; an Increase Of SO O30. Deposits
{l79 II .393s an increase pf s5f06l6.
Sterling Qull, b3EN6tE Gold opened at las<
aJvauced 70 l1lEE and closed az l2g5f. Carry
in,s rates. 1s33z per cent. TIL Monday. Clear
anees Ss9900O0o.
Tie treasurer has declined all bids for gold
belCr l25 OfieIs amounted 70 81 SIS. CO., a.
IlB2.al203 .; so 900 was awarded az 10 La l10.2
The nb-Ireasurer has thus far disbursed
S55T2y5jo on account OF January interest.
Governments closed strong. Al the highest
rate OF lhe day State bonds were dull; Old
Tennessses, 5259i New, s55k
CINCINNATI.
CIECIyNarT December 81. - Flour Family,
IS 25q5 90. Wheat 81 lOgI IS. Corn, 75a77c.
Oats 59g55. Rveae. Cotton frn-middiings
Axe Mhisi,E 5tfih. Pork IS. Bulk shoulders
duh, ~ siess Eelb5< Bacon shoulders Il;
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s5nn REWRRn-

TKyHEREAG, His Excellency, Powell Clay
w ton. Governor OF Arkansas, having OH
ciaily offered a reward OF Two hundred Dol
lars for the arrest and conviction of JAsfEs A.
DAVIS. who murdered Iny husband. Augustus
OuacbitG river. Arkansas, on the 18th day Of
March, 1853: Now, therefore, be II tlInown, that
I hereby offer an additional reward OF Three
Hundred Dollars for the arrest and safe con-
fnenent of the said James 4. Davis IN any
prison In the VIniled states, or IN the Terri
tories thereof where he can be procured upon
a requisftiOn from the Governor Of this STATE.
Address, Mrs. N. f. WITH ERINGr0N,
L6nsrk, Bradley eonntr, ARK.
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Repcrtea Sid for the Cuhans.

NEW YORK, December 5l.-United
States Marshal Hartaf pronounces un-
true the report Of the sailing of the
schooner Maria with arms for the Gu
ban insurgents. The little steamer
Anna has been allowed 10 20 to sea,
Ostensibly for Nassau, with fifteen
passengers, but carries no war mate
rial. An unfounded ruRor says some
Cubans boarded her outside OF Sandy
LL..I-
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NOTICE.

IRON ths large nuaaber OF voters registered
L in the Seventh Ward, Il IS apparent that
IL will oe necessary TO open two places OF
voting in that ward at the approaching mu-s
nicipal election. The corner of Linien aud
Caasey, and the corner of Beal and De5oto
streets are hereby designated as such voting
places, and the iOiloWing named persons are
appointed Judges OF election at toe polls 70
be opened at the corner OF Beal and DaSOtO
streets, tc-Wits
deputy Commissioner, J. q. ehsrpe. Judges,
John S Kerr. Jerry Feely ard .. w F Cook;
Clerks, +. Foster and lanes II. Puidy.
IUHN- p. BOUGHNER
de28 C0rn,r of Registrn for Shelby county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-01
The Remains Of Ar. Peahndv.

Boston, Dec. 3l.-The United States
steamers MiantonOmah and Terror
are to proceed to Portland on Monday
to receive the war vessel bearing the
remains of George Peabody. Two
special cars are beng prepared by the
Eastern Railroad TO carry the re-
mains TO the town of PeabodY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-01
Hew Phssa d the d RIvar DifieuIEy.

CHICAGO, December 3I.-COl. Nc
DOugaH, Col. Dennis and Alex. Begg,
arrived at St. Cloud, Mimi, from
Pembina yesterday, aad viii be in St.
Paul this afternoon, where they in
tend to remain q few days. The party
brings no news from the Red River
country, but they assign to the CathO-
lie aggression the chief cause Of the in
srrrrlsTian