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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08
ERRtcRS o. YOuTII.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ecr-
Debility. Premature Decay, aud all the effects
Of youthful indiscrctnn, will for the sake of suffer
ing humanity. scLd free 20 all who need 1t. the
ceipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which lie Sufferers wishing TO PR fit
by the advertisers experience, do 81 nv address
ing. with D 'rfcct confidence. JOHN -. OGDEN.
Nov. so, lS6o-ly. No IL Cedar ST., New York.
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MIR. David CoffnaD. of Page county,
raised from one cat grain 1843 grains, and
from q grains sths Of gallon.
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HAVE fully demons traiesi their ptaton the
soil aud climate Of the South. Yield 100 to $50
bushe's to tho acre No lodging rusting. Are
heartily endorsed BY prominent planters in every
Southern State. 7hose wishing TO participate in
the profits of the sale Of this seed year should
order az Unrr. enough for few aerrs. Every
will want il next year J. L. Divine, Chattanooga.
Tenn, raised I53 bushels on acres last year. Tho
increased value Of the straw will paw coat OF secd
tw ice over. A few plsnters have already bought,
and there is a chance Tor n few more.
CAurIoS.-COunter5eit seed is being extensively
offered in the South, and caution the p0blic
against irpositiou. See that our, trade mark n
nj o Iucrd belize YOU buy. Pice per bushel, 81 50;
hA fbuslicI. 81 peck. 50 so. Send money with
order 10 HoTGH & CHURCH. ROCKVILLE. Tenn.
or TO D. ". RARSDEI.L s Co, Prop IN, 2IS Pearl
st. N Y, OF III LaAe ST, Chicago, Circutarsfrce.
ioo. OOo AGENTS WANTED FOR
EE lDST and M JUN.
Apply Mt once to CRTTTENDES & MCKINNEY,
1905 chestnut Strret, Philadelphia, IA
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When the war came, it was with sadness,
vet with courage. that her sons, under mis-
taken views of allegiance, barred their breasts
to the storm Her Jacksons and her Lees
did no dshonor to the courage of her revolu>
tionary blool.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08

II. +. NICKELL,
ALEX. WALKER,
BALDWIN BALLARD,
JACOB G. ALLEN,
JouN HUNTER,
GEORGE n. Brown,
Isaac MANN,
WILLIAM MANN.
RICHIsoN KEsTNGER,
WALLACE ROBINSON.
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For sale by all dealers in -
DRY Coops G NoTIoNs.

EHIAB1ISHED 1850.
WEI Gil & @ RIPFITH HIS,
Saws, Axes. Sawsl
CAwS Of an deFcripticns.V AXIS, BELT,Ee and
- hiILL Fu NisHtSos, CIReuLAR SAWS witt SolitS
Teeth or with Patent Adjustable Points, superior
al inserted Teeth SAWS. Co. Prices Reduced
Send for Price List and Circulars
WEIGH & GRIFFITHs.
BOston, Mesa, or Detroit. Mich
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en- GYMS RuyA aoniy RELIABLE ADDING
w MACHINE Address II. RICHARDS. Box
3Ds6 New York
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VENEREAL on SECRET DISEASES
rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painfu
Menstruation, Leucorrboea OF Whites, Eall-
Ing OF the Womb, and all irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. causing Sterillty or Barren
ness, and oftentimes.C Consumption.
Persons who have been under the treatment
Of other Physicians, and have not 0eon
cured, are invited to call, as can cure al old
Syphilitic Diseases, It makes no difference
OF how long standing. They viii yield TO my
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The SALE IS PEREAPTORY.
and Is worthy the attention Of those who
are looking for specuIations in lands
R0ystsr, Trezeyant & Co., AuCtiOHsers
chanesry SaIs on Friday, February
Is, 1870.

10. 3la5- -Chancery Court OF Menp -1lT-
riet J. Royster, Adm <, vs.. s. >. Rcyster
ct ais.
DY virtue OF an interIocuiorv decree lu OH IS,
ID cause. viii sell, AZ public auction. % Lls
highest bidder a. the auctlonuCu-e Of Eov--
ter, TreZevaut & Co.. No. 2iD Main street
Memphis. Tenn esSee, on Friday. February
3. l87u. within legal hours, the Undivided
unc-ha!f interest OF J. ". ROystar. deceased
IN and 20 the following real estate. t1-EiI-
Lying and being in the cOuutY lf s-le. 1F
and stale Of Tennessee on Island b.. SD. 10
tiie Mississippi river, deElzlHteu as Los No.
:, on the plan Of survey by Robinson * co-
Engineers; Beginning AZ "a stake 10 rl.i.l-
the northeast corner Of 7. 2. HdI's ,54-l-rH
entry whence south g. west chain ana 10
links stands honey-locust marked BIS
1seuce east o. chains and IS links 20 the bank
OF a chute; thence south and We-lEa ar-,ly
with meanders OF said chute : chains. IS cll-.l .llg
and II links, chains and b links, ll chains
and "a chains TO a stake on the 1.lul OF the
chute- thence west 20 chains and 50 iiH-- u
stake 3nd pointers; thence north s. chains il
rhe beginning, containing % Z7-l0J acres.
Also, lot 10. l. on said plan OF surveg. be-
ing on island No. 20: Beginning az a stake IL
the northwest corner Oh tine h4J-acre entry g
thence east 2 chalus; thence north 81 chains .
taancs west 30 chains; thence soaLh 81 etsails.
thence east chains; thence south Ii chains
70 the beginning. containing - 10 0J acres.
also. Lot No >. belp.s On Island No. So Be-
ginning NJ a cottonwood on the bank OF the
liver, west side OF the Island marked A. or
Penuels south boundary lue5 thence esst 81
chains 70 a stake and elm marked B.. thence
north 35 chains aud IS links L0an elm marked
c.: thence east y chains and % links % an
ASH marked D on Mitchells west boundary
line; thence south with his line ~ chains
and 30 links TO an ash marked L in Mc(7av-
Ocz's north line; thence west with his Line
lH chains 70 a cottonwood marked r. on the
bank or the river. thence nOrln Ld vest
chains; thence north s. west 10 chains and il
links TO the beginning, containing 45s acres
TERMS OF SALE--Que-thirl casl, balance
on credit Of six and twelve months, notes
with security taken, ard lein retained I'll
payment Of the purchase money.
A. ALSrON, c. and r.
LogwoOd, Micou F0Wlkes, Solicitors for
com nIaInanfs. ID
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and after adopting the usual resOlu-
tons OF respect, tbe Senate adjourned.
House.-A bill was introduced for
the further reduction of the army, and
resolutions were adopted calling for
report Of the expenditures Of the
Freedmen's Bureau; after which the
House went into Committee OF the
Whole on Legislative Appropriations
The appropriation for folding House
documents, was reduced for Ss0,060
to S25, 900, and the same item nom the
Senate was reduced from S20,OO0 to
$4,000.
Mr.. Davis, of New York, moved to
reduce the item for newspapers and
stationery for members from Si25 to
$50 each.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, moved to
strike out the whole appropriation.
Mr.. Morrill-"Well,d do it."
Mr.. DaWes-''I will vote for it."
After some further discussion, Mr..
Davis amendment was rejected, and
Mr.. MOrrilPs Withdrawn.
Mr.. Dawes, of Massachusetts,, said
it would be necessary to repeal the
law allowing members statiOner as
it would be no use to onlit the appro-
priatiOn unless the law was repealed.
Mr.. Davis then moved TO strike out
the appropriation for reporters for the
Congressional Globe, he understanding
that the publishing Of the proceedings
of Congress could be done at the Pub
lie printing Office at sixty thousand
dollars 3 year cheaper than in the
Globe.
Mr.. Dawes said the question Of the
Globe was up at every session, and
vet new contracts were made lsst
year, and he was willing TO abide by
the contract.
Alter further debate and without
dispOsing of the question, the COM
mittee rose.
Mr.. COburn offered a resolution call
ing for information as to the aggregate
of the expenditures for public and
private purposes in the District of
Columbia since the establishment of
the seat Of Government.
At 3 o'clock Mr.. Cobb, Of Wlscon-
sin, announced the death Of his late
cOlleage, Benjamin +. Hopkins, at
Madison, Wisconsin, on the first Of
January, and after a brief eulogy of
the deceased, offered the usual resOlu-
tious Of coincidence and respect, and
after remarks by Messrs. Eldridge,
WsshbuTDe, Paine and Lawrence, of
Wisconsin, the resolutions were
agreed to, and the House at $3.50 pm.
adjourned until tomorrow.
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NASHVILLE.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

HPEDlAl4 IL Ef-Aaf
NASHVILLE, February 11-,Se7dts.
House resolution instructing our Con-
gressmen to vote against the franking
privilege was adopted after that part
Of it censurlng Jerusalem Smith and
looking to thwarting Roderick Ran
dom Butler was stricken out. The
porto stricken out was part Of the
resolution, and it is hard 10 imagine
why the Senate should strike it out.
TIE House bill providing for the
election OF justices Of the peace in
March in cases Of appointment by the
Governor, passed its second reading.
The Senate receded from its amend
ment to the bill for the benefit OF mar
ried women, but subsequently recon
sidered its action.
H3use.-Proceedings in the House
were barren of interest.
Tie Senate bill pOstponing the
March elections passed its last read
ing.
House bill to suppress drunkenness
passed its third reading, after being
amended so as to authorize voters in
cities, towns and districts to vote ev-
cry two years on the question OF tip
pling or no tipping.
Several bills looking TO the sale Of
delinquent railroads were discussed
nearly all day, without arriving at
anything definite. The question was
postponed till Wednesday next, and
Senate DILL to authorize the compile
ton Of the Tennessee Central and Pa
ciic Railroad, passed its second read
log.
In the Convention there was moth
ing done during the day but the dis
cussion Of the merchants tax.
Several amendments were voted
down, and the report Of the Commit
tee submitting the following section
will very likely be adopted:
Capital invested in buying and sell
ing Of merchandise shall be estimated
for taxation at the highest value Of the
stock Of merchandise on hand at any
one period in the year preceding its
assessment, and merchants shall pay
in addition to an ad valOrem tax
thereupon a specific tax, which shall
not exceed FIVE hundred dollars per
aunum, 10 be graduated as the Legis-
laturs shall direct, but peddiers and
privileges may be taxed in such man
ner as may iEQm time to time be pre-
scribed by law. This section viii be
highly acceptable to merchants.
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Copartnership Notice.

ss-WILLIAM STEWART, HUaH STEWART,
ANDREW STEWART and JOHN c. FIzER have
this day entered into copsrtnership under
the arm styles Of STEWART Bios. & FIzER,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART q FrzER, New
Orleans, La, being successors TO GaIbreath,
Stewart & Co, Memphis, Tenn, and Stewart,
Galbreath & Fizer, New Orleans, La, Tor the
purpose Of conducting a Wholesale Grocery
Commission and Cotton business. at tbs old
stand of Galbreath, Stewart Co., No. Il
Union street, Galbresth Block, Memphis,
Tenn, ana cotton ia -torage and commission
business at No. 46 Union street, New Orleans,
La. They viii always keep on hand a large
stock of goods, comprising full and COM
plete assortment OF every article in their lilie
Of business, which they will sell upon the
most favorable terms. Especial attention viii
De given 90 the handling and sale OF eoEt0n.
This branch Of their business, In the Mem
phis house, vii De under the care and control
OF Mr.. Hugh Stewart, who, from over sixteen
years experience, feels confident OF MS abil-
ity 70 manags the same 70 the satisfaction OF
their customers.
Mr.. Andrew Stewart will. as before, have
charge Of the cotton business OF their New
Orleans house.
Inc dAocCIy DtpaIJLuEilL OF luelE VEN pli4'
house will be under tie management Of VIM.
Stewart ana Jchn G. Fizer, as formerly. They
solicit a continuance OF the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO the old
house OF Galbreath, Stewart & Co., Memphis
Tenn, and Stewart, GaIdreath & FIzer, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
STEWART BROS. & FIzER
No. Il Union Street, stonewau Block, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
STEWART & FIZER,
No. 10, Union Street, New Orleans, La.
FEBRUARY lst, $50 febldsw
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Incorporated 1893.
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The Northwest.

CHICAGO, February 11.-Letters
from Governor Butler, Of Nebraska,
say he viii convene the Legislature
on the I7th inst, for ratiIying the
Fifteenth Amendment.
The travel from here toward the
Pacific is unusually heavy this week,
and the trains have carried q greater
number than ever before.
Passengers from Montana report
large quantities Of snow on the west
side OI the mountains, and on the east
side less snow has fallen than for
many years past.
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ST. PETERSBURG, February 1.-THE
Home Secretary, IN view OF the re-
cent Manifestations Of popular diseOn-
tAut has advised the Gar TO cancel all
the llberRI reforms lately inaugurated.
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BosroN, February IA majority
OF the CommiJtee Of the House on
intoxicating Liquors, submitted a re
port, submitting a license law and
suppressing public bars and tipping
shops, and allowing licensed inn
holders and common Victuaiefs 70 sell
TO their guests liquors to be drank on
the premises, and licensed liquor
dealers, groceTs, ap0thecarles, drug
gists, brewers ana distiilers, TO SELL
But not TO be drank on the premises.
Fees for license are fixed az 500 70
Sl5OJ. 4 minority report was pre-
scented, taking strong grounds against
license ia any form.
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Art Exhibition.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE Art
Exhibition at the Opera House, last
evening, Was the most successful OF the
kind ever known in Chicago. About
two thousand people were in attend
snce. The collection Of pictures was
large AMI unusually excellent The
entire Opera House was thrown open
and elabOrajely decorated with flow
ers, and supplied with cologne fOun-
tsins. The affair wound up with a
grand bali aud supper, which was a
great success.
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W nan,e Rinhfs.

NEW YORK, February lion ac-
count Of the annoyance which lady
students from the WOmen's Medical
College have been subjected to at the
hands of their masculine feliOw-stu-
dents attending lectures at Bellevue
Hospital, the Commissioners Of Char
ities and Correction have empowered
the Warden to cause the arrest of any
person guilty of such conduct in fu-
rurp
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CINcISNATI, February 1.-An ap-
plication was made to-day to the
Court OF Common Pleas. by distiueTs,
10 restrain Collector Pullan from col
lecting by djstr8int the tax assessed
under the ruie requiring 48 hours fer
mentatiOn instead Of Y, as heretofore.
The dislHers claim that this assess
ment Il 10 violation Of the provisions
OF the Constitution, that no one shall
be deprived OF life, liberty or property,
without due process OF law. A tem-
pOrary restoring order was allowed
until Monday, when the application
will be heard before Judge MurdOck.
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UIaa Politics.

SALT LAKE, February IA mass
meeting was called last evening at
Walkers building, 70 raIify the nUni-
neess of the ticket il opposition 10 the
Orthodox municipal election ticket.
Every body was present. The Hall
being crowded with Orthodoxers,
before the hour for meeting, there was
no room LEFT iUr the opposition, and
consequently the Orthodox ticket was
cayfied By aCCiamatiOu. There was
much il-.eeliBg on one side and un-
limited hiisr.ty on the other. The
Tribune Publishes the opposition
ticker, with II. Lawrence for Mayor,
In place OF d. II. Wells. The elec-
don takes place Monday.
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PasI1an-nslt Of Caun!y EIseIioas

NASHVILLE, February 1.-THE
Legislature has enacted a law post
pOning the county elections from the
first Saturday TO the fourth Saturday
in March. The object is TO give q
chance to submit the amended cOnsti-
tuition 10 the people at the same
time.
The steamer Ida, from Chattanooga,
bound southwark, struck q snag yes
terday and sunk.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From Eussia.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 1.-THE
Home Secretary, IN view OF the re-
cent manifestations Of popular discOn-
tent. has advised the Gar TO cancel all
tbe liberal reforms lately inangurated.
From Rome
ROME, February 1.-THE Ecumeni-
cal Council, at the last two sessions,
Was engaged in a discussion Of the
Ecclesiastical Discipline; and that sun
iect has been disposed OF. AT the
meeting TO day the subject Of Cate
chisms was considered, and seven OF
the Fathers participated IN tie discus
sion.
LONDON, February 1.-THE specie
In the bank last night was El40,OOO
greater than at corresponding pc
riod last week. The Times this morn
ing urges that O'Donoyan ROssa's
election 10 Parliament from Iippe-
rary be declared void. 1t also de-
nounces the plan Of the Chancellor Of
the Exchequer for redeeming the
debt as the old sinking fund chimera,
obliging the state to redeem 1t at an
increasing rate for a century to come.
From Spain.
MADRID, February lit is re-
norted that the Carlists are preparing
for another insurTectiOn.
MADRID, February ll.-In the Cor
tes to-day, during debate on the
naval estimates, Admiral Quesada
proposed that the irOn-clads be kept
in the naval arsenals ready for use, in
case Of q foreign war, but not armies.
Admiral TOpete, Marine Minister,
replied that there need be no lear that
he would ever use navy to force a
king upon a country.
From France.
PARIS. February 1.-THE city Is
quiet. No disturbances have oe-
CURED during the night. Places OF
business were open as usual. The
police patrolled the streets but made
I no arrests. over 400 persons have
/ been apprehended during three days,
and the magistrates are Investigating
the cases as rapidly es possible, and
! all the prisoners to be prosecuted have
been sent elsewhere Tor confinement
/ Gustore Flourens is still at large.
The Memorial Dipl0matique denies
the rumor that the French govern
ment have complained Of Prussia'l
non-falhllnsnt Of the treaty Of Prague
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY. e


MONTGOMERY, February I1.-Both
Houses of the Legislature have de
termined TO adjourn on the 25th inst.
4 special session Of the United
States District Court meets here on the
1fth inst, JUDGE Busted presiding.
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ST. LOUIS, February 1l.-One Of the
boilers in a rolling mill in east ST.
Louis, exploded this morning, Sc
riousIy lnjuring Samuel G. Wort,
Thomas Burns, James Cannon, Dan
iel Stevens, and slightly Wounding
snyarsal of har-
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hoii0e Of Dissolution.

'EfHE undersi gned having this day sold
L their stock Of goods, business interests
and good viii 70 Messrs. John Robertson and
Joseph Bruce. VINO succeed 10 the business.
under the name and style of ROBERTSON,
BRUCE q CO., the drm Of TOBIN, LYNN &
co, Is rhereDy dissolved by m uSual consent
The new arm of Robertson, Bruce q Co. as
same all the liabilities OF the old nrm, and
are alone authorized to collect and recei ipt
for the debts due the old firm.
We take occasion to thank all our friends
for their liberal patronage, and cheerfully
commend our successors to their favor
TOBIN, LYNN * co.
January 81, 1870.
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The Lie Insurance. and Trust Company.

New YORK. February 1.-THE rep
resentatives of the Life Insurance and
Trust Company met yesterday IN FUR
therance of the petition to have the
legislative investigation into the Com
pany's affairs carried on openly.
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MEMPHIS, February LIST, lS70

Ny continued flI-health necessitates ny
retiring from business, and in doing SO have
much pleasure in recommending my success
sOrs, Messrs. STEWART Bros. FIzER.
Memphis, Tennessee, and Messrs. STEWART
FIzER, New Orleans, Louisiana
20 my friends, and hope they will con-
tinue their business with them. I viii be
found at the Office Of MessTS. STEWART BROS
& FIzER, No. II Union street, stonewaII Block,
till further notice.
W. B. GALBREATH.
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cHANcERY SALE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1870.

No. Z5ls, o. R.-Chancery Court CT Memphis.
y 7 virtue or an intercoInt1ry decree "a rtlis
~ cause, Will sell, 80 public auction. 70 r1s
hlBuesJ Dld1ert in the town Of Fort Fickeriusz-
On Nos rAY- February IA, l70. wiruIu IagaI
hours, tls following described Real E-st-lse,
t0-Wlts
The south half Of Block No. So, in thaL part
Of the ciIy Of Memphis called Fort PicEsfluz-
and lying between Fllth street on Tie east,
auu Fourth street On the west. and G10lson
slreeJ on the south, and the first alley east ~
Tnolson street on Lne north, fronting ls0 feet
@ inches On tIth street and i0J feet on ehCl-
son street.
Terms OF SALE.-Cssh 70 the amount OF the
decree herein and cOs-s; balance on credit
or twelve months Equity Of resumption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail 70 bring the
amount Of the decree herein and Gusts, then
and IN that event The north hall Of said
STOCK No ~ viii be sold, In lots or subdivl-
slOusi sale 70 continue until the amount g
requisite 20 satisfy the decree herein and
costs IN CASH, Is yielded
Terms OF sale Of north ualfof Block No 50
Oue-nal Cash; balance on a credit of Twelve
months Equity OF redemption barred.
A AL1rUN. T. and 81.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT ( Co,
ial3 Aueguueers
LOgwOOd- 5Iicon and Folkes, solicitors.
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FUNERAL RQTlCE.

ALEXANDER.-The friends ard acquaiut
ances Of Jas. c. and Mary ?, Alexander are
respect luliy invited to attend the funeral Of
their eldest son, JoHS BERNIE, from Grace
Chureh, this SATURDAY. afternoon at 8
O'Clock Service by Rev. Mr. Vaulx.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE

OFFICE MEMPHIS * ARK. RIV'R PACKET Co.,
Memphis, February 10, losO. J
4 T meeting of the Directors of the Mem
~ phis and Al kansas River Packet Com
pany, held this day, at the Company Office,
a cash sem ni-annual dividend OF ten per cent.
was declared on all stock issued prev .Ous to
January 1, 1870. payable al the Company s
Office, in Memphis, on ana after the 18th inst.
J. ID. DAkDEN,
febi2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Tbs Eibis Ia the CiHC.GHzd SebOo!s.'-Seg

Tbs Eihis ia the CiHC .GHzd SGb0o!s''-Sev-
eaus.
CINCINNATI, February 1.-THE SD
p6riUr CUGEr viii decide the Case Of
the bible in the punlic schools on Non
day.
At q called meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce, to consider the tariff
and revenue bills now before Congress,
aud also Commissioner Wells report,
the whole matter Wgs referred to a
committee OF SIX, with Instructions 10
report Ut an early day.