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Eamale SuFrane In Mlnnssnta.

CHICAGO, February l6.-A special
to the Tribune says the Minnesota
House of Representative to-day
passed a bill by 33 TO 13, for an amend.
ment to the State Convention prOTid-
ing for female suffrage. The bill pro-
yides that the women may vote upon
the proposition. Their votes are TO be
received in special boxes. Several
members stated that, although Op-
posed TO women suffrage, they voted
for the measure in order TO have it
submitted to the people Of the State.
The Senate, it is supposed, would con-
cur in the bill.
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Poisoaiag IN chic 90.

CHICAGO, February l6.-A Holland
family named Baulkma, residing at
a Lake street, composed of the hus-
band, wife and two children, were
poisoned last night in some mysteri-
Gus manner, but exactly how has not
yet been ascertained, but it is supposed
from eating of kettle Of mush, which
was found standing on the stove.
When discovered, the wife and one
child were dead. 1t is pretty certain
that the other child will die, but the
husband will probably recover. The
case will be Investigated tonight.
Adam Baircle, a well-knOwn brewer,
has absconded. His liabilities are
$40, 900, and assets Sl00, 900.
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NOIice of Dissolution.

THE undersigned having this day sold
i their stock of goods, business interests
and good viii TO Messrs John Robertson and
Joseph Bruce. who succeed to the business.
under the name and style OF ROBERTSON,
BRUCE g CO., the firm of TOBIN, LYNN &
co, IS thereby dissolved by mutual consent
The new firm or Robertson, Bruce 6 Co. as
sumo all the liabilities OF the Old TiTm, and
are alone authorized Ia collect and receipt
Tor the debts due The old firm.
We take occasion TO thank all our friends
for their liberal patronage, and cheerfuiiy
commend our Successors 70 their fayor
TUBIN, LYNN q co.
Tanoayv2l Is-g
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Elections ia Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, February 16.-The city
election yesterday was closely contest
ed by the Republicans, who reelected
Mayor CIarkly by three hundred and
fifty-siX majority, and elected one
Oyerseer Of the Poor and one Justice
of the Peace. The Democrats elected
one Justice, one Overseer, an Assessor
and ore Supervisor. The Republicans
carry FIVE Of the eight wards on AL
dermen. The Common Council stands:
Democrats; Republicans.
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Senator's Eisct from Georgia

ATLANTA, February l5.-In the
Legislature to-day Major Whitley,
nsw SOlicitOT-G General iDr the Inferior
Court, was chosen United States Sen
at0r for the term ending 1871. Colo
mel II. P. FarrOw, now AttOrney-Gen-
eral, was chosen for the term ending
1873, and Foster Blodgett for the term
commencing 1871. The Democrats
generally abstained from voting here,
relying on the admission Of Hill and
Miller. The Republican candidates
received q majority on joint ballot OF
all the members elected. The result
viii be announced in joint conven-
tinn
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. 2S2 Adams Street.
THE SPRING SESSION
sEGlEs ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH. 70.

me course OF instruction Is thorough and
extensive. in ali the departments.
For further Information send for circular.
WILLIAM CAkktOLl., a NJ.
fa50 PRINCIPAL
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NEW YORK, February 1G.-The case
of ROxana Rodgers was concluded
yesterday in the Essex Court by a
verdict of guilty Of manslaughter.
The jury was out twenty-one hours.
In their verdict the jury made a
strong recommendation to the mercy
OF the court. The sentence was not
pronounced and the prisoner was re-
manded. She is said to have eX-
pressed her resolve to commit suicide.
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IN - Ipnaer Deolslan.

NEW YORK, February 16.-lt is said
that the bankers, brokers and insu-
rance companies, and business men IN
al parts of the North have sent wOl@
to the Southern lawyers and business
men that they shall not take advan-
tage Of the recent decision of the Su-
preme Court relative to contracts and
mortgages.
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HAVANA, February l6.-Mr. Seward
aad party have sailed for Baltimore.
Johnston, who was attacked in COM
pany with Greenewald, is ont of
danger. Foster Is also improving, and
it is thought he will recover.
New YORK, February l6.-A Ha-
vana dispatch states that twenty-five
Cubans and Americans have been
murdered in the streets of Havana
since the funeral OF CastamOn.
The appointment Of Gen. Jordan as
commander in-chief Of the Cuban
armies, is fully confirmed. The Gu
ban Congress composed mostly Of
men elected last fall, made the
change.
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EsaIih CT Senator Grimes General Atwood
Elected 10 Congress.

CHICAGO, February I6.-Private in
telligence has been received at Des-
Mo!nes from Senator Grimes, ROW in
Europe, to the effect that his health IS
failing fast, and that it is very proba-
bic that he will not survive the jour
ney home.
General David Atwood, editor Of
rhe Madison State Journal, has been
3lected to Congress 10 tiil the place OF
Hon. B. Z. Hopkins, deceased. There
was no organized Opposition 70 him.
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from SsaiR

Madrid, February 16.-Generai
Prim yesterday officially assured the
COrtes that the recent visit Of the
Duke Of MOntpensier was not on po-
Iilic2l matters.
The CarIist Deputies created a wild
excitement in the COrte5 yesterday,
by charging that in the recent cleo
tiOns their candidates in many dis
tricts we're. defeated through Gov
eTnment Interference. The accusation
was denounced AZ a faisehUOd, aud a
stormy scene followed. Alter q viO-
lent debate the sitting was adjourned.
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DISPEHSARY.
Memphis, Tennessee,
VEEEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

ES NOW permanently established for the
i treatment OF Patients, both Male and Fe-
male, vino are afflicted with any form Of
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From Rome

ROME, February l8.-Another ses-
sion Of the Ecumenical Council vas
held yesterday. six Of the Fathers
took part in the discussion. It was
announced 10 the Council that the
Bishops of Antwerp, Mechlim and
Salirus had received the title OF Pri-
mate. Eight of the Bishops have re-
Ceiyed permission 10 return 10 their
diOceSes,
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Resolutions of Sorrow for the Death Of Mr.
R5e,

ST. LOUIS, February 16.-Ata meet
ing on Change to-day, at noon, which
was largely attended by the merchants
generally, resolutions expressive of
the great sorrow at the death of John
J. Roe, were unanimously adopted.
Several speeches We're made, highly
eulogistic OF the deceased, The E.X-
change viii be closed tomorrow TO
allow the members to attend the
funeral
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33d SEMl-ANNUAL STATEMENT
HOME
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Office, No. 1876 Broadway,

showing the condltion of Company Jan. |, 70
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LARRY HARMsTAD. DICK FOWLER.
HARMSTAD s. FOWL ER,
Commission and Shipping Merchants
IN CENER Al AGEN-na AEEI-.r. No I
EASeElC EOTlCE.

ND GENERAL AGENTS, OFFICE, No. 4
l Public landing. GINCINNATI. OHIO. q BIZ
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and would vote for this bill to admit
her with the conditions in it, though
he did not believe Congress had any
constitutional power TO impose such
conditions.
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NEW ORLEANS, February l6-In
the Senate to-day, the S3,JOO,0 0OO time
bond bill passed. It goes to the Gov
ernOr. In the House, the mixed
school educational bill passed, The
consideration Of the election bill was
= rasr1noad
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TELeGRApRIC SUMMARY.
The Bill.2rd chamlionshlp.

SAN Francisco, February l6.-The
billiard match for the Championship
+ America, between Rudolph and
D ,erv. has been postponed until
NTarch Sfh
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REV FIRM.

ror,V SozERrsoE. JOSEPH BRuCE.
nv the foregoing, II wiz be seen that we
X nave bought the entire stock OF goods,
bosiness interests and good Will OF Tobin,
ITnn & Co. We propose TO continue the
bnsiness at the old stand, S45 Main street, and
solicit q share of the public patronage and
Myor ROBERTSON, BRUCE 4 co.
AeEphis, Tenn, February !, lSe fes2
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State of Tennessee, shelby county. Before
Hume f. Hill, Justice OF the Peace in and
for said county. Jones, Brown & Co. vs.. T.
B. Turner.
A FFIDAVIT having been made and bond
~ given. and attachment having been Is
sued, as required by law in attachment cases.
and the same having been duly returned
"leyied!"
1t is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear before me, at my office, in the city of
Memphis, county of Shelby, state of Ten
nessee. on the 18th day Of March, 1870. at 10
o'clock a m, and make defense To said suit,
or the same will be tried exparte; and that a
copy of this order be published in the Mem
phts Appeal for four Consecutive weeks.
HUME r. HILL,
febl7 Justice of the Peace.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATeR.

Jnsbated EnthHsiazmi Miss ANNIE TfF-
FAkG, the Charming Nome3ieune. aud
JUH&&f IHo " P7t8N the talented deiluts-
ai Or negro cha. seter, viii agp-ar HIS
THUtt-DAY EVENING, FeD.utry l7th n
the great sensation drama OF LnB riIDDEN
~ tND-rauifpia, Nj annie NJ any.
WOBi John y TLOmp on. re eeiVrd on their
iasf rtprrs NATION ~ tnes- eparartef, with
uuboladed appIau-e. In prep irti N, and
VIII Pc proluc-d fO-murryw sNruiuS for
Tue Ben. SO o. Miss Anni5 liffny new
Cfafnt 81 Intense lntar-lr, wrtfE. a ~ Al
gu-iin D dy, tsq ,evprts-is iOF her, entitled
EAODa, or The z "a Ribbon
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Tse Ohio RVr Brldae.

LOUISVILLE, February 16.-The In
5lrmal opening of the Ohio river
bridge will take place Friday, the 18th
Instant, when the Governor and menl-
yers OF the Legislature will be present.
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Hnmana 10 Lha Mnn,ry of syron.

New YORK, February. l6.-A By
ron banquet is to be given in this city
on tile 9th Of April next, the anni-
versary of Byron's fnal departure
from England, by the aid Of large
number of prominent bankers and
lawyers who propose by this homage
ID the poet to testify their reprObation
of the ISLANDERS heaped upon his mem-
OFy.
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DISSOLUTION.

HAVING this day purchased the entire In
II terest OF A. G. BREWER & co. In the
Fixtures and stock OF Liquors contained Ia
the storehouse. A2S Front street, will con-
ttnue the Rectitying and General Liquor
Business, At the old stand. under The name
and style OF JOHN +. CAMERON 4 20.
February Is, lS7d
In retir ng from business, TO give my atten-
zion tn planting interest, l recommend CO...
Cameron to NV former patrons and the bust
IL So community generally. All matters OF
business Pertaining 10 the nFm of y. &.
Brewer & Co. will be arranged az o2S Front So
feh A. C. kRkM FIR.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE MEMPHIS & ARK. RIVER PKT. Co,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 10, 1870,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after the 2lst inst, the boats Of this
" une viii leave Memphis for the Arkan
Ess river on MONDAYS, WEDNEsDANS anu
FRIDAYS, at O'Clock pm.
feblB JOHN b. ADAMS, President,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

OWEN-The friends and acquaintauces Of
James II. OWsn and family aIe respectfully
invited to attend the funeral OF his vie,
NARY ELIZABETH, from his residence, No. SO
Old Raleigh rosd, east Of first bayou bridge,
this tTHURSDAY) afternoon, at 2lE o'clock.
Services by Rev. SIR. Slater. Carriages IN at
tendance st reside1
MOODY-The frieSis and acqusintances OF
the late Capt. JoHS K. MOODY are requested
TO attend his funeral, from st Peters Church,
this CTHURsDAYl morning, at l0l2 o'clock.
Carriages in attendance.
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MANIEn---AeEhIS-

QOEO PER MONTE, TO sell the only GEV-
DZOO UISE IMPROVED COMMON SESsE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE PRIcE OSLT SIS.
Great Inducements to agents. This IS tho
most popular Sewing Machine OF the day
makes the famous :" Elastic Lock stitch - VIII
machine. lO8OoO sold and the demand con-
stantfy increasing. Now Is the time 10 take
an agency. send for circnlars- - BelrSlre Q
S1f-i50erS' IA address SECOAB q co, BOs-
ton, Mass. Pitzsburg, Pa or 81. Louis, No,
ial
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Valuable River Lands
Ar
c HAN cry SALE.

s5- We cali special stte-tiou 70 the sub
Joined sale Of River Lands. Offering aas iu-
ves;ment to persons wishing TO engage 70
selling wood TO steamboats, or 10 Memphis.
The land Is densely tinbored. and when
cleared wiz pay interest on $50 per acre Ia
rent or cultivation.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Rtfachmant Suit.

OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT NJ. & c. r. R.,
February L, lS70
NO FREIGHT RECEIVED THIS DAY.
n frhI7 A. ]. LOWE. AGENT
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ON the night ofthe 18th, one large Sorrel
" Horse, four years old, white spOJ on fore
head, white around one OF the iront ankles.
Wnen last heard from, was going in the d.
reettOn Of Memphis. ANY Information lead
ing TO his recovery VIII be literally rewarded.
Address J. c. KING, z, o. North Mount Pleas
cnu,,fv Miss fphfT
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SECURITY
COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital, One Million Dollars.
ASSETS JANUARY !. $50:
LIABILITIES, sll9,s5l 4.

LIABILITIES, Sll9,S5l 4.
18th DIvIDESD, JANUARY L, $50.
a Dividend OF FIVE ;. PER CEsr and the
Government Tax has been declared,
payable on demand
The SECURITY Fire and Iniandl Insurance
CONFASY. with the above record, Offers its
other company equally reliable. I.sa saEenc.es
exist in AL OF the princip- ! cities, towns OF
vilia-es in the United states.
A. r HAoII NtS President.
W. b BUCkFOTr. EIce-Prvs't.
NATHAN II ABPER. Secretary.
W. Il CUNNINGhAM,
superintendent " 6strrn fBrssu eh, Chicago.
WALKER s. EU-IAPHIENrl,
Gent Agents INLAND Department, Buffalo.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
CoaPTR0LLER'5 OFFICE.
NASHVILLE Ituuafy L, $50
!, 2. ". BLACKHUR,, Comptr0l or uf the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the SecU ijy
Insurance Company, located at New YORK IA
the state Of NeW IJrE. HAS produced 70 ufr
satisfactory rviden.e tLat said Com pauy hes
complied with all the requirements of sHe
laws OF the : ATE OF tennessee Imposed Oh
iu, urauce comp mics; and i iufther ceIiir
that X. Y. NFeienbuugh. Agent OF ssid
Company. has also complied with the re-
quiremeuts Jf the laws OF the slate, made
ami provided IN ~uch cases.
" therefore,. said Security Insurance Com
pany has auth Ority 20 take risks md trans icl
the business OF insurance in this state, al
Meno phis, Tennessee. q. W BLACkBURN,
Comptroller OF tennessee.
r. v. VREDENsURGH, AGENT,
febl5 No. % Madison Street.
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m0ADAY, MAsCH 7th. 1870.

Within legal hours, st the auc--o1lousz o.
koysJrr, T ezeVanL 81 Co., l1E-4lez- 20 -Ifl-r gl
Main auu Jefferson stIc ls, lu the rltE Jl
t en- ul.Is, TIE Crtc1 OF san sci Eu .u the
ue.rs OF huzI 8iaaSuaS ~ lrc--sSd ~ dz-l-e
% the JuauCery r. lI- AZ VEN ltI-s, Ir --J
ase Of - EEe1-har -t al Ts l. Is a. .t-la-t
60 al, coo tsIlIuE ftL li4 E.t.N L Els more
or j. So, ln tie southeastern suburbs %. sit.-I-
Duls, ussr state FeLlis..e -ut.z-e. sll4 81 .lia.t
..ecIfulus i'l a. = a. Wat-I WLl4 Je -zU-Dl ca
at us time ana p.stct Oi sale
Terms OF ssle-sssJ cash. TIE lllgn q on x
twelve ANA ei-hteeu mon las credit. Jl- pU--
chaser % SLg-Ll- nose Vgll4 -H-J Jl LlIu-1 p
proved securities, ana iI-I rcll ned iJr LlB
pay yIueEt u tuu purchase uiOuey.
I-J5 } L. WILLIAMS, W tI-rA and Master.
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NOTIC (

EETE have this day sold our stock, Interest
w and good viii in the stove and tinware
business 10 Messrs. WALT & CO., who VIII
conduct the same at the old stand, and for
whom we bespeak a continuance OF the pat
rOnage so literally bestowed upon us. Mr.. K.
Brannon has charge OF the assets and Iiabu-
tiles of the firm, and viii attend to the wind
ing up o. their affairs, at the Office of Walt &
Co, ~ Front street, R-BRANNON Il co.
MEMPHIS, January 10, 1870.
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Such as Syphilis, Gonorrhoea. Gleet. STRIFE
lures. and all Urinary Diseases: Syphilitic or
NercuG1al Affections OF the Throag, skin or
Bones, Urchitis, Hernia OF Rupture: also, the
effects OF a SOLITARY Habit, Tuinous 10 the
body and mind. producing BlOtches on tile
fSce, Debility and lm potency, Dizziness, DIM
ness OF sight. Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Fore
bOding, Aversion To Society. Loss Of Memory,
Weakness, etc; not al Of these IN any one
case, Gut all occurring frequently IL Various
cases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-22

DISASTROUS FREsHET IN MArNE-AN AVA.
LANcHE OF lcE.-AuguSta, Ne, February
2o.-The frcshet il the most destructive
ever known on the .kennebec river. This
morning the ice gave way here and passed
to Hallowcll, where it stopped and formed
an immense icc-dam.
The water rose rapidly here to twenty.
five feet above lowwatcr mark. The ice
soon gave way above the dam, and came
down with tremendous force, carving
away the bridge of the Portland and Ken.
nchec railroad, five hundred feet long, al
this place.
Vt Nassalboro' the railroad bridges over
Seren-Nilc brook and another small stream
we're crushed by ice. In this city the dam
age cannot be estimated. The water rose
so rapidly that goods in the Easements on
the east side of Water street could not be
removed.
The damage by the freshct here is i'm
mcnsc. Many stores are undermined,
Easements filled with water, and stock de-
>toyed. At lIallowcll nearly the whole
business portion of Water street is over
lowed. In many stores the water is six
feet deep on the street floor. Many mer-
chants moved their goods away in boats,
hut the larger portion was DESTROYED.
Some one or two hundred dwellings in the
lower part Of the city were floated from
their foundations and overturned, and
many families rendered houseless. Several
new ice-houses which have lately been
erected and partly filled were carried. All
the ice in the river for more than fifty miles
above is here packed in q solid mass, form
ing an immense cc-lam.
Should the ice give way at Hallowell il
would sweep all before it, and cause fearful
destruction of property. The damage al
ready done to the Portland and kenrcbet
railroad il estimated OF $4,000.
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ROME.

SPEECH OF SOUTHERN BrsHop.-Op the
following day, that is, on the 22d instant.
there was another congregation. Five OF
them spoke on this occasion, but I had heard
the speech of one bishop only, an Ameri-
can from the South, quoted I" There" he
sald, the bishops are thought lightly of,
SINCE all authority Is in Rome. Receiving
NJ they do their instructions from the Curia
Romana, they are in continual opposition to
the aspirations of tho people of their own
dloceses. The only remedy for this was to
restore to the clergy and the people their
ancient right of electing their bishops -
This sentiment was received with applause.
Enthusiastically expressed, and the legates,
percciving that the "scheme" under dis
cussion would stand slight chance of be-
ing favorably received, devised plan for
withdrawing it.
Monsignor Gandolf, bishop of Ci7ita
Vccchia, rose and expressed his approba-
ton of all that the American bishop had
said, adding "de hoe sat;s," and that it
wonld be better to pass on to the other
" scheme" The proposition was received
with murmurs of disapproval, and GAN
dolfi and the lcgatcs were silenced.
As to the infallibilty of the Pope, serious
prelates tell me that in its absolute form it
cannot and will not be defined that the
majority of the English bishops, and an
increasing number of the Americans, are
indisposed to it. At the same time it is
affirmed by some bishops, and denied by
others, that the archbishop of Baltimore
and the bishops of Malines and Paderbona
have devised medium project, so as to en-
brace men of all parties.-Rome Letter.
Nc,c lorL: Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-22

HEAVY RonHENT IN CHICAGo-A FORMER
CITIZEN OF PETERSBURG CoMMITTED TUE
TEFFT.-l,atc Chicago papers contain full
accounts Of series of rohDcrics, amounting
IN the aggregate to SO, 900 worth of proper
ty, recently committed at The store Of
hIessrs. Morse, Loomis s Co., Wholesale and
retail dealers in clothing, i'll that city. The
party under arrest for stealing these goods,
and who, it appears, las confessed the
crime, James II. Clark, o:merlv Of Peters
burg, and q young man known to many in
the community. He left our city about
eighteen months ago. and about four months
since was here on a visit. His situation, we
learn, was en- excellent and renlurcratiye
one, and it is not known what could have
tempted him to the commission of SO serious
q crime. Index.
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po,,es,ic ,rarac,s-,BY TELEsRApu1.

NEW YoRK. February ol-foon.--F1our without
decided change. Wheat without material change.
Corn quiet snd steady. Pork dull ut $so.s.g
s2I. Lard quiet at l5L0l5ic. Cotton dull at 5Stc.
Turpcntine quiet at S7tc. Rosin hrm strained.
80. GOA 90. 22S. Freiehts dull
Erentng. --Cntton lower; sales OF 1880 Daies ~
243c Floilr urict and UNCHANGED, though southern
brands are rather more active. Wheat closed
shade f,r,ner, with moderate expert ana nom 1s
Samand :: W inter red and amber western, Sl.?eQ
al.aI. Corn scarce and quite firm for new: hnt
heavy for old. Pork dropping; new; S2o.1sISIS:
Lard irooping: kettle. 1slissc. Whtskey snaoe
tIrmnr nj 95c Groceries dull. Naval stores hrW'
Frclghts dull cotton, per steam. &C..
ClxcrSSArr. Febru,ry, 81. Corn dull at cs@
zoe. Whiskcy. e4c. Pork. $3.50. Bacon un-
changed. Lard firm ; kettle l53c.
LOUISVILLE, February al.-Corn quiet. Proyi-
sions firm. Bacon--Clear sides, l6tc. Laro, ioc.
WLiskey, csc.
ST Louis, February 2.-The general market Ia
! extremely dull, and scarcely anything doing.
| NORFOLK February 2I.-Cotton lower at 9et@
22ir. receipts, 1.s3i bales; exports, l,sla bales
| stock, s,i!3 bales.
| MOBILE, February 2I.-Cotton dull: sales, 600
bales: receipts, lii bales; exports, coastTfse,
| CHARLESTON, February 21.-Cotton dull: re.
ceipt; S9i bales exports, go bales; STOCK. V,sIi
| bales ..
| NEW ORLEANS, February 2f.-Cotton dull ana
heayt sales 1000 bales receipts, 1880 bales /;
| stock. "a, ISL bales.
| SAVANNAH, February 2I.-Cotton dropping :
sales, $50 bales; receipts SsS bales exports, aH
4 tpl.