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Mothers who have daughtersthat have weak
lungs--Should arrest the disease wher il Is in
the incipient stages. II is indicated by hac-
ing, cough, pains in the chest, d6culty 0
breathing. or oppression Of the lung. If tbs
be permitted to run on, tubercles will form
and Consumption will be the result. A mos
valuable remedy will be fornd 10 Aliens Lung
Balsam to cure aud check this disease In lie
Sat stage. gFor ale By ~ Ncdirfntc dcaers
- &- ~ ~
Tie Ugisfd Egatts Hote, Losis.
Nile. Ky.1s TIA noat conytnieHt Vi
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Oar ules n ding hsaaess, col
ne frasans sby We have abyiei
tiem
81. We have slwsys dune asfsi
a baane... asd ssls,l " pHtinue
2nd. We Geek he wele II hgae
but prompt paying mstomef-.
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Tma. ,isss 81 tfastsases.
9th We espeet q settlement once
ayear.
9th. We cannot ssH gos,h ~ 4
customer twg years NJ ssscession,
unless he has settled up each year.
9Th. We will open our books on
the Isl dsy a. -iefssry. 10 oil vho
have pad o. dcif scdsunta for ile
last year. W t ~
lib. We never take back a piece
Of goods after 1t has btr,il cat "a
aulcss Il is damaged. qe
BY adopting this course we can
keep a large aud we'll selcctvd stock
OF goods, We ian always meet our
paper, and buy goods oa 40 @favora-
BILE ternlsas any house 10 the South,
aid Consequently Inuke but few bad
debts, and therefore sell to our cus
TONERS goods at the forrest figures,
We invite the attention OF all OF our
customers to the above, and trust
that ON the lst day of January 1871,
we can cnren upont oar books the
names Of all those appearing this
year. . To all flowing US previous to
1870. We request them to come
forward aud make satisfactory set
dement's. as our old matters must
be arranged. IA
Assuring our friends and custom
ers of Pamela of our g%ratefulness for
their kind and liberal patronage
heretofore. and hope by~fire dealing
and strict attention to business, mod
crate profits and a complete stock
to select from to still merit their
patronage.
8 We are Respectfully,
BALLENTINE & WALL.
The United States Hotel, Louis
vile, Ky. Give it a call.
Especial pairs ARE taken by the proprietor'
to IN Ike the highland B,tters the pIrest in tn,
market. None but the best materials are used
Try them.
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.dsl wiIlisns hose lssiaz Ieafnel
that he wss II holne. with q po.se
OF mss ssrBlrlfaad ssslessd hsfn Ia
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the hands u the law. lie V nos
confined IN che sii 10 await he ,risl
ct tile circuit court next seek.
Cppt in. Ya,ss will be glad a.
sec bic numerous friends At u. Los.
ens,iss 4 Bro JxkeIesaIs dry goods
establishments, MemPhis,T eun. The
Is a number one house aud parties
should call and price ,lie large stock
Of goods now ou hand.
.,b.s, GEN Pl,TrREs.
For tie next week only. Pictures
81 cents. "A Cor one dollar, ly
GEORGE STEWART,
Batesville, Miss.
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Enron AyALsNc5e.--I Sosice a
paragraph in the local columns OF
soor uaper this morning tina. may
Ia "a many errors in stamping in.
.,..~ents ;ssued ~unsta,nped or in.
.,a6t;ertly stamped. Under the ru.
sf the Commission of Internal
Rcyuue. dstca Ostgs5tb 1870, col.
l.rto,. are shtkvr;rcdt odx stamps
~ ali iastrut kena issued unstamped
\, N ,a,iciently stamped, upon pay.
m.,a Al the price of the stamp re-
ou;red by law, a penalty u donble
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alti ~ any '''ac -. 0a
to August is.' io'A' 0As
where IT shall 90 NOW" 10 'ne'r SAT
isfaction that the instrument Or M
strunlents presented 10 them we're
Issued without the necessary stamp
by reason Of mistake inadver'an'e
or urgent necessity PROVIDED the m.
'trumsns IS presented wl'plq we've
months arom the gate O. Issues
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Thswovk Of repairing the Capt..
itol il being pushed forwerY az rap
idly IT e, aA lfr. Stanton
,Fnk Van aveit essirsiy com,
pleted BY the January meeting Of
the Legiels.use.-Ger ua d
During this upplsasant vtatherall.ca see
tAs S-ecssit5f 6fhasins athAnd something that
will keep ~ system in a healthy condition
saaths blso ! pare. The Highland Bittsrs and
'''''' '..'ifyT1lNflE Do
The total population of Tafiahatchie
county is asfollows: Whites2 2, $50;
blacks, s,66S; total, 6,1s3; majority
Of ''fHd2f.-sTrit III
The population of Tennessee, &C.
cording to the last ~census,isl !, 25S,326
against I,lo9, 807 in 1S60-an in
crease Of 148,528. Tennessee ranks
tenth in point Of popuiation.
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snsd, falling hair checked. and bald
mess ohsn, though pot always, cured
" III ~. Nothing en- FesaoFs the
Mir whsrS M foIlicles ne destroyed.
or the glands a.1ophisd and decayed.
But such as remain can DO saved for
nefali6S " ~ application. Instead
II fsling the hair With . pssty ssdi-
mont, il Will kcsr il eean and vigorous.
II cecanionel uss will prevent tho hair
from teshiss grsy q falling d. and
cuun4nsatlY prevent baldnets. Free
ftcdn iIo1s 2elstsrious substances which
- so4s rtspsrsspns dangerous, and
hjuiious y ~ htir. DE vigor can
~ hsseas VI ~ harm i. II wanted
n1111y fose
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AAperscis sowing B. N. Mont
somery, Agent, sardis, viii settle At
ones u the accounts have been
turned over and if not settled soon
win Be put In proper hands for col
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The Highland Birss,x b. ssasAfr bnis.b ban
been known sud ysed for many years. y y
one ofths pnrcst And hes Stomach Httcrs "
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Ladiesl rte.tae Need Sewing Machine,

These cold chilly days all need some rcall,
goot IONIC. Highland Bitters or Scotch Tons
Is a great faverits among al those Who have
tried It..
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Boots, Shoes. Hats for Ladies and Gents
Clothing Of all kinds, and cheaper than ever
is to be had at Charles Alschuls in Batcsyille
Mississippi.
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During this cold snd anplesssnt weather all
can see the necessity ~ having At hand some,
tiing-that viii keep ths system in 4 healthy
condition and the blood warm. The Highland
Bitters and Scotch Tcnic isjust the thing.
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The vi.eroy Of Egypt has yielded TO the
ultimatum OF the Sultan and accepted the con-
ditions imposed. Mansfield 4 Higbee's High
land Bitters is one Of tho best tones Of the age
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A beggar in Hartford, Conn, offered to
change abill n Saturday when a lady told
him She had 10 change. For a tonic or stimu-
liant there is nothiug hetttr than Ma sdeld h
Higbec's Highland Bitters or Scotch fsnic.
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Especial pairs are taken by the proprietor'
to Ike the Il ghland B,tters the pIrest in thu
market. None but the best materials are used
Try them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
SAN DOMINGO.

REVOLUTION BECOMING MORE GENERAL.
ST. DOMINGO, Feb. "a, via Havana, March 8.
The revolution is extending and becoming gene.
raj the island The aid asked for from abroad has
been received. The revouonsts declare that the ma.
orty Of the inhabitants OF the island opposed to its
annexation to the United States.
PRESIDENT BAEZ's JOURNEY AND BUSINESS
TRANsACTIoNs-THE ALIENATION OF sA-
MANA BAY OPPOSED BY THE OFFICIAL
ORGAN.
SAN DOMINGO, Feb. G-The United States
steamer Nantucket ia here at the disposition Of Mr..
Baez He has already made two three trips in her
70 Aqua and Ban with his Cabinet and friends. few
years ago he was not permitted 10 eat at tho public
table OF the st. Nicholas Hotel In your city, but now
your gunboats at his beck and will The good man
has nothing fear the money question al least
He has already collected according TO the last informa.
ton, through Jessurum Co.. 10000 OF the Hartmolt
loan The Bank branch OF the one at ~ issuing
bills sparngly specie has yet arrived from
the States Messrs Prime & Co. IL Is positively stated
that Baez and CaZenau are interested In this busness
strange article appeared IN the B0etn OFFICIAL OF the
Dominican Government OF the 18th OF January last.
This Journal 1t will he remembered is tho organ OF Pres
ideDt Baez The article, which, curiousy enough, has
escaped public attention, Ia as follows:
Ell Diurio de Ia Marina Of Havana in 0atc ssue) says
that this journal (the Boieiidl makes mention OF a
matter which has recently very much occupied the at.
teutOn Of the NewYOrk press This the annexation OF
the island the alienation OF the Bay Of SANTANA To the
United States Mark well, answer that the matter
Of which here treat namely, the annexation OF the
island TO the United btaes - made up or The most silly
stuff not speak IN harsher terms, which could disgrace
the columns OF a periodical As TO alienation, let this be
said II possible sell the Bay Of Banana OF any
other portion OF our territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
CUBA.

Havana, March s-A party of 90 insurgents. com
mahded by Anedondo, and consisting Of part Of the
I0fco Of Jesus Del Sol left the Cienega de Zapata,
ald have arrived near Guines. 40 miles from Havana.
lhe iroOps from all points Of the surrounding conn
uyare marching against them. The Havana mar
Asn are unsettled ON account Of the fluctuations Of
god New-YOrk.
'IAAT0R MOTIONS NEUTRALITY BILL As RI
PORTED TO THE sLSATE-MR. SUMMERS
VIEW OF IT'S GREAT IMPORTANCE.
MsHINGTOS March s-The Senate Committee on
,"esn Relations took important action this morn
.sNth reference 10 the various questions before
~'A relating TO Cuba. After a full discussion, it
Unanimously decided by the Committee that Mr..
| '"ns bill should DE reported to the Senate with
~ recommendation that it pass. Senator Sumner
INeS that the bill is the most important one
r. A'A ever emanated from the Foreign Relations
Txunlttee For the first time the principles of the
''oe doctrine have been embodied in q bill
lsn. The bill II virtual denial of European
- 70 any Of the American colonies. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE COUNTY or ALAhANCE DECLAREp TO BE IN
INsuRREcTION--THE MILITIA ORDERED OUT.
RALEIGH, March S.-Gov. Holden has issued
proclamation declaring the county Of Alamsnce TO be
in state OF nsurrecsop because Of various ontrsges
committed by bands Of armed and dsguised among
them tho hanging Of a negro at Graham. already
reported. AfterHalludng TO several iawiess acts
he states that information reserved 70 uo
effect that iaw-abiding citizens have been whipped
shot ,courged and threatened with further vsatons Of
Violence n they DO not conform political standard
set up by these asassns and murderer lie pledges the
whole power Of the State governmsntto put stop 10
these outrage and that criminals who may escape
TO adjoining counties will De pursued and not delivered
up by the civil authorities or sheltered by tho cVn
authorities such counties will as0 be declared In state
Of nsurTeetoD. The state militia WIN vow W sehI w
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THE WAR IN PARAGUAY.
THE ENGAGEMENT AT SAN PEDRO-ARGENTINI
DISLIKE OF BRAZIL.

THE ENGAGEMENT AT SAN PEDRO-ARGENTINE
DISLIKE OF BRAZIL.
Rio DE JANEIRo, Feb 1.-The forces under
Gen. Camara that have been operating on the line OF
Conception, in the direction of PanaderO, have had still
another successful with the troops Of Lopez
On the 18th ult. the Brazilians came up with Para
guayan force under the command OF Col. Gomez, num-
bering COO men, attacked and completely routed IL,
taking the commander himself prisoner. The combat
took place In the immediate vicinity Of the village OF San
Pedro and the Brazilian loss said 10 have been insg
nhcant. Comte d'Eu the Commander in Chief, had re-
turned TO Rosario with the Intention IL supposed
Of joining Gen. Camara in his operations the line Of
Conception, the approach by the way Of Curuguaty
being found TO involve difficulties impossible to
with the present system Of furnishing supplies Others
think the return OF the Count 10 Rosario IL 10 arrange the
much talkedof retirement Of the volunteers, although
the volunteers themselves seem TO be in complete ig
Of the intentions Of the Government on this
subject.
ridiculous story Is reported from the Argentine Re
public, effect that the United States is going
to furnish Government with twelve rOncad vessels
Of war; and supply Of money sufficient to enable 1t to
wage war against Brazil. Straws show which way the
wind blows. Such story exactly in accord with the
strong sentiment OF dislike for Brazil which generally
prevails among the ArgeDtines. I myself many
proofs OF IL during few days visit recently made to
Monteyideo. 1t is not improbable that before many
years have passed this Of things will merge into
open hOstites, as the Argentine and Brazilian systems
Of government anagonisc But for the present,
at least there is little likelihood OF any being
projected in this part Of the world To get comfortably
clear from the old just tho difficult task which
all would gladly see accomplished.
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vol. XXlX.....No" 9,O23.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

,xroRTANT SPEECH OF NJ. oLIIyIER-HE con-
FESsFs TO MISTAKES, BUT PREDICTS SUCCESS
FRIENDS OF ORDER-EIGuT HUNDRED CON
SCRIPTS SINGING 1.-THE MARSEIILAlSE -
ROCuEFORT HEARD FROM
PARIS. Tuesday, March s, 1870
Al a political banquet last night, NJ. Olivier made
n remarkable speech. He urged all political parties
10 give the Ministry assistance and advice, and not
keep aoof because of which had been or might
he committed by the Ministry. He hoped the different
parties would not be discouraged because mistakes
had occurred, but would continue to point out I'M
rrovements lie closed with the prediction that' IN
spi,e of difficulties and accidents unforeseen the
Ministry would yet succeed
A meeting was held in this city last evening LOT
the purpose of organizing society TO be called the
Friends of Order Several hundred people assemoieu
speeches were made, and resolutions adopieu Ut
nonnoipe the recent rioting aud disorder in Paris
Eight hundred conscripts to-day formed III hne
and. with o. Grape banner at their head, marched
through the streets TO the publication office of La
lfoy,ebaise There they halted and sung the " Mar
,eillaise" after which they quietly dispersed The
polce made no attempts 10 interfere with the pro-
seeding. The Marsallaisd this morning publishes
violent letters from Henry Rochefort and other
pOlitiCal prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
ROME.

NTRODUCTION OF THE SCHEMA OF lSFAILIBIL-
ITY-A FRENCH DEMAND-A PROMPT Def
NITIOS OF INFALLIBILITY CALLED FOR BY
. THE POPE.
PARIS. Tuesday. March 8, 1870.
Religions organs here have adyices from Rome
which represent that the Pope in response to the re-
quest of the great majority of the Bishops has dis
thbuted among the members of the Council q schema
proposing definition of the dogma of Infallibility
with notice that the suggestions Of the Fathers on
the same viii De received until the nth inst.
Dispatches from other sources add to this inteli-
gnce that in consequence of the introduction of this
sdema. the French Government has made demand
On the Papal Court that the Special Envoy of France
be permitted to assist at the Councils also that Car
dnal Antonelh has Acknowledged the receipt OF the
demand, and promises to answer it in few days.
The ultramontane journal lie Monde states posi-
lively that the Pope has required the Gcunenical
Council to fix upon definition of personal nfallibil-
lty within a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE LAND BILL AssAILED IN PARLIAMENT
GOOD TEMPER OF THE DISCUSSION
Mnrch 6 ls1n

THE LAND BILL AssAILED IN PARLIAMENT
GOOD TEMPER OF THE DISCUSSION.
LONDON Tuesday, March g. 1870.
In the Uouse Of Commons tonight the debate on
the Irish Land bill was continued. Mr.. Mcguire,
Member for Cork, attacked the measure, declaring
that IL fell short of the exalted expectations OF the
IRISH people. Leases should be protected and made
transferable. Politically. the Irish tenantry were
dangerous personally they were models of virtue.
he advocated the repeal of the law of dstrant and
concluded by expressing the opinion that the BILL If
properly amended would prove benefit to the coun-
Try.
Ifr C. W. HINT. member for Northamptonshire,
froiced at the GOOD temper shown in the discussion
and commented at length on the provisions of the
bill approving of some and ceDsuring others lie
thought the defects might be remedied IN Commit
tee The Attorney General made an elaborate re-
py to these objections.
The ODonoghue thought the task undertaken was
really the reorganization of the social system of Ire
and There was one hopeful augury in the fact that
ans voice, hitherto UNDECIDED, was now heard.
Mr. Henley member for Oxfordshre, discovered
sources Of endless litigation in the bill Mr. Barry
IN a speech full Of humor and force showed that the
tenure system of England favored the tenants, while
hat Of Ireland favored the landlords. This nequal-
~ needed redress, opportunity for which the bill
Afforded CeltS ana IIOtestahtS ueu 10 AnleIlCd
bearing raRcorous hatred toward England. From
.hem came the possibility of war with America. He
then proceeded TO defend the bill in detail After
further debate the House adjourned
Tho House of Lords tonight ordered the Open
College bill for Manchester 10 second reading and
adjourned.
THE MoRDAUNT CASE.
In the Mordaunt divorce case Lord PenzanCe has
consented to hear in full bench argument on the
ncht of Sir Charles to proceed with the case, not
outstanding the decision as to Lady MOrdaunt's
ksanity.
Ilr Arlington, formerly Charge dAfalres at Wash
ugor, is dead
TIE LONDON PRESS.
The Pail Mall Gazette appauds the funding scheme
Of Secretary Boutwell,. The Times denounces the
Captain of the Bombay for proceeding after the col
lsion with the Oneida, without positively ascertain
ug the damage that had been sustained by the
hitter.
THE SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAs CORPUS.
DUBLIN. Tuesday, March s. 1870
The Irish Times asserts that the Government will
pon issue orders suspending again the operation OF
the writ Of habeas corpus in Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
OBITUARY.

SENIOR J. J. PAUL, MINISTER FROM VENEZUELA.
Senior Jose Jesus Paul, late Minister to the
United States from Venezuela, who died suddenly in
Washington Monday last the day OF his arrival az his
post was born at Caracas, Venezuela, in 1928 Ills
father was very eminent lawyer and for many years
WAS ChiefJusce of the Supreme Court Senior Paul was
also lawyer and held the position Of Jadge when he
was made Sccretsrylof the House Of Representatives.
lie was soon after elected o IN the House. which
he however did not take. he appointed Minister
of the Interior In President Tovars Cabinet When the
revolution drove Tovar out Of power and placed Falcon
time 20 pursuits, but his active mind would
not allow him TO rest, and believing the people 70 Do
ready FOR change he waited the different States con-
ferring with the leading men, and advised them TO rise
and overthrow President Falcon. Those who dissentod
he succeeded In winning "a his views and the eeed thus
sewn by him reached frpiti0n In tho revolution
which resulted In the downfall VI Falcon. Monages tho
present President then into power ana Senior Paul
was appointed to Judgeship In which position he 40
Quilted himself ably, until his appointments A. Minister
20 the United states He worry active and indus
trious man, OF great rnness and extraordinary ability.
and wss highly esteemed and loved by his friends Not
his long political life he died In ordinary
cbiIdgep He had been very hard AZ work In NewYork
during the last month which 10 doubt matched AIS
death. .
meeting was held yesterday NJ NO. 2st bfoadWay oy
making arrangements for eeh0r Psnls funeral Among
the gentlemen present Senior MnDoL, late Minister
nom Venezuela: behor r. Paef oIPreadent and senor
'Casss Consul Of that Republic, DR. Micheena, Royal
was decided that no funeral service shall be- celebrated
Mt the Church VI It, fraDcs Xavier tomorrow ana that
the remains will be inferred In Calvary Cemetery. The
body arrived from wsfbiastoD YESTERDAY Afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

sion gave the Roye party decided majority in the
House. and they then stopped the organization Of the
House, and sent ont o Committee to procure
the returns and issue the notices their parsans in
Since County but the Secretary would receive the
returns as he held that they had not ~ his ONCE
through the Sheriff. who the person authorized by the
election laws 10 transmit the returns
The proceedings OF the House Representatives last
December, may revive the old question OF the negroes
eapabity for self government but suppose they would
reply TO this that they than those who have
bad more advantages for President Grant in his last
message, charges the people Of Georgia with having vo
lated the Consultation they had just ratified The people
feel themselves greatly outraged by tese proceedings
but think they have concluded to submit to them for
the present. rather than TO remedy them
they seem 10 think that IL is better 10
Bear these Ills have,
Than 6y 10 others that knov not o."
The African explorer Mr.. Wnwood Reed. arrived here
Ia this January mail steamer and started the 18th Of
that month visit Boporah Of the large interior
towns and OF the OF MandngO trade and the
Arabic literature OF interior Africa He is accompanied
by Prof Byden OF Liberia College, and several moro
Lberans Mr. Reed reports that he has penetrated to
the Niger River from Sierra Leone which he discovered
about 400 miles from the coast This discovery may yet
beneficial to LIBERIA unless should be found that
lac was mistaken In supposng IL to be the Niger learn
that Mr.. Reeds ideas concerning the Negroes mental
capacity haveundergone considerable change since he
wrote his book called Savage Africa" and he is nov
inclined togve him much higher place N the scale Of
humanity than he assigns to him Ia that book for
understand that he says the Liberans the most
highly cultivated people he has met on this West coast
either white r black,