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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERlAMS
Meeting Of the FOrtieth General Assembly
at warrensbOrg. No.

From the Nashville Union and Americana
WARRENsBURG, Mo-, May 10, 1870.
The Fortieth General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church met
to-day.
Rev. S. T. Anderson, DID, of Ohio
the Moderator Of the last Assembly,
preached the opening sermon, from
Malachi i. Z.
There r in attendance 1O2 minis
tiers and IS elders as members of the
body, besides a large number of visit
ors.
Rev. ]. C. Provine, of Nashville
Presbytery, was elected Moderator.
j. c. Van Patten, of Illinois, was
elected clerk, and James Morton, of
Kentucky, assistant clerk.
MI. Provine, the newly elected
Moderator, then came forward, andin
a few brief remarks thanked the As
sembly for the honor conferred upon
him, and asking the assistance and
prayers of those present to aid him in
Re discharge of the duties imposed
Upon him.
On the standing committees the fol-
lowing are the chairmen:
Publication-Rev. B. w. Melon
mold, DID.
Education Rev. ]. b. Mitchell,
DID.
Missions-Rev. NJ: Bird, DID.
Overtures-ReV. @. II. Bell.
Judiciary-Rev. w. 5. Campbell.
State Of Religion-Rev. j. II. Coul-
ter.
sabbath SchOOls-Rev. J. b. Logan.
The General Assembly on the morn
ing Of the 10Th, by a vote of 10 to 80.
fixed Nashville, Tenn, as the place
for the meeting of the next General
Assembly.
Several questions of an interesting
character will most likely be consid-
cred by this meeting.
WARRENsBURG, May 2I.-The AS
semoly was in session during the fore
noon OF to-day, and, among other
things, adopted and approved the
suggestions contained in the report of
a committee appointed by the last
General Assembly, to cooperate with
the Convention of COlored Ministers
in efforts to establish an institution of
learning in which coIored candidates
Tor the ministry may be taught in
hose branches required by the Book
d discipline. The report gave the
steps taken by the committee, and
suggested the propriety of continued
Efforts to accomplish the purpose upon
he basis Of the action of the last As
embly-that is, "that it would not
Ne tor the advancement of the inter-
st of the Church, among either the
White or colored race, for the minis
ers of the two races to meet together
n the same judieature." The very
arge vote by which this report was
dopted indicates that this is the fixed
'Olicy of the Church.
Under the direction of Green River
,ynod a P~resbytery of colored minis
srs has been organized, which has
ent up a Commissioned to the Gen.
raj Assembly. The question as to
is admission may be regarded as set
ed by the foregoing action, and
hen the vote shall be taken next 3
londay, it is generally conceded that :
. a very large vote the matter will
e finally settled, that the two races {
meet in separate jddicatures. 4
This question has not called forth
ny sectional feelings as yet and none
'ems to be apprehended. Z
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Inc oxford Falcon, Of May I4th. learns
theL Col Lamar, who has presided ovar
the Law Department OF the state Tfniva~
slty with so much ability for the iast -
years, has rendered his resignation ~.
axe eIeet az the close Of the present SEES
sion. IL VIII be difficult to find anofbsr
professor capable Of flEng Col. LANAI
place.
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INSANE AsYLum

ST. XINCENT's INSTITUTION vos
- A 81. Louis, Mo. This InSa IhE
was founded by the Sisters of Cbs1st111atlon
kost 10, s5S II Is private and n rsteH AZ
lLs arrangements and accommodation. IL
sane patients of both sexes and al al "a
~hO1l1hatlons are received, also those addicted
70 taking opium or other -fiFsnlants III az
Sess ana 1esirs 10 correct. For teras. etc.
ssfRJR5ik 70 Pr.d. x. BAUDTY IN the aiSTFR
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Maynard Scared----0uadroOn 40.
pOintmeRt.
DE BaltImore Gazette.l

WASHINGTON, May 22.-As the
train was leaving Baltimorefor Wash
ington with the Fifteenth Amend
ment c~elebrators last week, a mis-
ehievous small boy threw a pebble
against a car window, near which the
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INSURANCE
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association
OE MEMPHIS.
Cooperative and Purely MutuaLChartsr
PerpetuaI-Forever Exempt from ali
Taxes BY the Laws or the state.
$4,000 ror s1oE

EXPLANATION; SEmakes yen q member
medical examination fee and 81 contingent
Zee said 81 payable yearly. in advance for
ONCE expense On rne death Of "A mruter
an assessment Of sZis levied on every sur-
viving member, which IS The amouut paid 10
the widow or beneficiary Of the deceased
member, thirty days being given TO pay N
the assessment OF 81 after aue u0t dcatlou.
When the Association numhers several tlcG-
sand they VIII be classed aceordirg % ages,
viz: All between the ages OF hauu years
in one class, and all between zlHud - years
in another, and 50 on up % a. Gays Wbica is
the Hmtts and every class - be carried to
500 members, then each policy VIII be worth
$1,000. Until that time each policy wuf be
worth double the number OF doilsrsas there
are member Of the elass- q as the death Of
a member hes surviving memDrrso his class
only are assessed the 81 The policy rec Of
$40, or the greater poraon % tt, IS made a
sinking fund to provide for the d~eliuQur1-
eies OF members; and said fund I loaned IN
interest, the Interest accruIug ther-ECt4,
alter ~defraylng the expenses, coming bark
70 the policy holders as DIVIDENDS the
advantages over ordinary life Insurance
Companies are: No panic can break &C.. the
fees are 80 small. and required 70 be paid g
such o intervals. tnat any % every Ean
can secure TO bis @mIya cQmpetency Upcu
his deaIb- This Company is not restricted
DC TRADER, F5siuHut-
4 -RAGAE. Sgsretary.
H.GTBADER, Treasurer.
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SORE MOUTH CURED.

WILL warrant a permanent c1,aor 49,
Il / Of sore mouth in nom q ~ ~ any
ana ia All cases where a cure * pot seecfs1
IN 2 Gays and the directions are strIciIv ~
dollars. Apply at The GOodsll Honle ~
80 Main street, third story, drst room tro@
head Of stairs, left hand side. H""
my@ ISAAC CONN.
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Monday. June IN lszo

"a 'front.' q, or in the Peabody Hotel. in the
elty OF Memphis, Tennessee. sell the real
state and personal property convened 10 me
~ sald trust deed, 90 which Is Of record
Sslshee Is here made for q fun description
waGved "r cash. Equity OF redemption
@yz s.P WALKER. Trustee.
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Hon. p. T. Scruggs, Of Messrs. Eeruggs q
Duncan A. VaecarO, OF Messrs. A. FaeCar0
a Co.; is. Stanton. Of Stanten q Moore A.
EFT. IT., attOrney-at-law So Union street.
W. z HODGES Md, Medical Examiner;
Once Nc. s. Madison street. ap3dW VS.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust made 10 me nv
II d Cockrell, on the 5th of March. 1879 and
OF record in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, tennessee, in Book No. 81, pages 70 to
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

DLANTERS or merchants desfguIuz IN mr.
Il chase Gin Stands win do we'll 10 bear IA
mind that We are Sole AGENTS for e CAB-
b uneQualed beauty OF the sCaphg OF cotton
ginned on these well known Gin Stands. the
Hghtness of their i'm proved rum in~ gear. In
creased yield Of lint, and usaDy other ac-
knowlsdged advantages. maze Them more
desirable than in former years, when, as nov,
fbav wara the favorffa 80
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2sth Day of March Last,

I @1Aa 10y - @A~
| For the ratification or rejection Of the pro-
posed New Constitution for TIE state ofIen-
nessee fexcepg the counties OF Knox. Granger.
! ROane aud 0vertou, which returns have NOT
been reserved, and find the Der Of votes
east for New Constitution to be 1893. I2I
ninety-eight thousand one hundred and
twenty-eight, and for the old Constitution"
E33,S72l thirty-three thousand eight hundred
and se~venty-tw0, being a majority OF l64.%8l
sixty-fOur thousand two hundred and dfty-
six for the New Constitution.
Now, therefore, i, d. W. G. SENrER. Gov
ernOr OF the Stale of Tennessee, BY vLrfue OF
the power and authority in me vesfsd. do
hereby decIare and proclaim that the New
Constellation" as submitted to the people.
was ratified by them at the baIiot-bOz. 90 tie
26th day OF March last. by said majority OF
l64.15ol stxty-iour thousand two handred ana
afty-six votes.
In testimony whereof, i have harea
INTO subscribed my Oficiai SIGNATURE
and ordered the great seal Of the STATE
SEAL 10 be Affixed DOneatthe De-parruent
in the city OF Nashville, his 5th dag al
May, A.D., 1870, and Of the Amerieln
Independence the ninety-fOnrth.
ID. ". q. SENTEE
By the Governors:
Al. FIlETcEEE. Secretary OF State. myu
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF TENNESSEE
EXECUTIVE O-EPARTMENT.
Nashville, May 8, iS70J
IN pursuance Of the Fourth Ordinance OF
i the late constitutional Convention. I have
carefully examined theOhiciaI returns oI the
election held ON the
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phis Appeal Publishing Company, at the
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TILE III nnna
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Public Resolution--No. IS !

A REsoLUTtoN TO discriminate the constrlc.
ton Of an sctto provide internal revenue to
support The government, and for other pur.
poses, approved June 80, 1864.
ResOtcsd By Tic Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
.America in Congress assembled. That the
act entitled 'tAn act to provide internal
revenue to support tho governments to ray
interest on the public debt, and for other
purposes" approved June thirty, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, and tho several
amendments thercunto, shall not be con.
strued SO as to impose tax on any undis-
tributable sum added to the contingent
fund of any fire, marine, inland, life,
health, accident, or like insurance company,
or any unearned premium or premiums re-
ceiyed for risks assumed by such compan-
les, or any moneys paid BY mutual life in-
surance companies to their policy-holders.
Approved, July 10, 1870.
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/ PoBIfc RrsoLUrloN-No al


JOINT REsoLUTloE authorizing the i'm
PROMINENT 81 the grounds owned by the
United slatos hi Tic city o. Buffalo, New
York, known as FoFt Potter.
Bsitfesolred by nie Senate and House
qf Representatives oftIe United States Of
Ainerica IL Congress assembled, That
permission be and is hereby, granted to
siliecity Of Buffalo; in the State Of Now
Eork, through rs park commissioners, to
improve and bcautify tho grounds hnown
IS Fort Porter, situated in said city, and
belonging to tho United States, in connect
ion with a public park TO be laid out on
land adjoining tho said grounds the plans
fCs the same 10 be approved By the Secro-
tary Of War: Iropalea, That this resolu-
ton shall not be construed to pass any IT,
tie 10 the said grounds. but that the own
'ership and control Of the said grounds
shallremain entirely in tho UnitediStatcs,
aud shall DO subject TO such changes and
uses for military purposes as the Secretary
of War may direct
Approved, July IL, 1870.
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I! WoRK!l WoRK!!l
AMuSING.

Its quite diverting to SEQ tue tonacity
that some of our Democratic lawyers show
in trying to get the Board of Registration
to register men that, under the laws Of
West Virginia, are not entitled to vote
Some of them are candidates for Office, and
they know that every man they get on the
books, who has been refused registration
on account of disloyalty, will be one vote
for them. Anything for Office and every
thing for votes.
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[pnblio Rnsolntion -No. n /
TNTREsoLUTIoN conserving ths arssr

fpOlN htoOLu LION CONCERNING tUe ~ Sshi
al grounds at Saint Louis, Missouri.
BE itresolUcd Jy the Scnatc dmi House
.of Repnseat,iivcs Of atc United States Of
america IN Congress assembled, That the
acts Of twcnty-eighth July, eighteen hum
tircd and sixty.cight, and third Of March,
eighteen hundred and sixty.nine, in rola-
ton to the sale Of the Saint Louis arsenal,
tbo, and hereby so far amended that the
portion of ground to DO granted fur the
erection Of d monumcntin memory Of the
slatc Brigadier General Nathaniel Lyon,
shall embrace oil the ground lying be-
twocn Carondolet avenue and Fourth street
us laid down on tho plat of the ground
now in the Ordnance Office; that all the
ground and buildings thereon, lying
h5etween Second street and tho river
70 be reserved for such use as the
interest Of the army may require;
and that tho remainder Of the ground, ly-
ing between Second and Fourth streets, be
sold at public auction, in the manner pre-
scribed BY the above-cited act of twenty
eighth July, eighteen hundred and sixty
ght, and the proceeds Of the salcshall be
spaid into tho treasury Of the United States:
1'rouided, That tho corporate authorities
ofthe city Of Saint Louis shall have the
privilege Of purchasing said ground at IN
appraised value before the sale; tho ap-
praisemept to be made by two persons to
bo selected by the Secretary Of War and
Stwo by the corporate authorities; the four
appraisers to select an umpire in case Of
disagreement, but the result to be subject
80 tho approval of-the Secretary of War.
Approved, July IL; 1870.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By the Empire Gift Company.
CASH Gifts to the Amonat Of 100000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A fRf2E.

EvERy TTCKET DRAWS A pRfgE.
,ic.t.- -, ssn IN,
oasn Gllts' each S n nm
~ iS'n oSo
~ mn
400 /" 500 800
5oD 49,. 80, ..nn l., 5oo
5g Elegant Rosewood l IianGs, sacn ' ~ !" my ,nS
70 MeiOueo"s c m y, ~ TX
e sSo S sew, W Sssnlhos' m ~ !" so m
SvO eola na s!., -, :. e,noo nm nm
cash prizes SILVER ware, 20 az WI a ~ .G J ry
q. cnanse 70 9raw any o. tne """Se l y;
ickeSs uesSr1"s 5l'zr ~ r rs See e. gu ~
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1000 buildings Burned, So. 900 900 OF
raoPERTY pETRoYED. Herring safe in Con
stantinopie.l .e
16e,only Safe 1ietpresTped rs ccnteptsf
Constahtinople, Turkey, 2lst June, 4 $40.
NssSrs. Herring ,garrihg 4 Sherman. y ew York
DliR sii5:--i afffved here with my family
recently, and had IN interview with ouF Min.
later, Hon. 2. Joy Morris, who told me That
one ofyour Safes, kept In the U. s! Consulate
here, was the only one whose contents were
found uptouched By the late FIRE. ! now have
Il on exhibition, and have obtained some i'm
portant orders. Lam, your ob't servant.
VIZ A. D. DtMoKiDIs.
HERRINGs PATEET CHAMPION sAFEs,
91Hcm most ysliaGlesOteetiOa JrOmfre nom kno@n.
HERRENG's NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFE
WITH ilie new combination Of Hardened Steel
and Iron, and the Eranklinite. or Spiegel EiSen
Herring a Floyd's Patiently
HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN,
e5i Broadway, cor Murray ST.. N. Y.
FARRELL HERRING q CO., Philadelphia.
HERRING 4 co. Chicago.
HERRING ,FARREL q SHERMAN NO.
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[Public Reso!ution...-No. 74. ]

a RESOLUTION authorizing the nomination
and appointneutcf Lieutenant Charles Il.
entant commanders on the active list of the
navy.
Resolgel5y die Senate and House q
Representatives. Of Tic United States q
America IN Congress assembled, That the
President ofthe United States be authori-
zcd to nominate and, By and with tho ad-
vice and consent Of tho Senate, to appoint
I1ieutouants Charles II. Peudl0ton aud
Richard P. Iaeary rs lieutenant comman-
ders on the active list of the navy.
Approved, July -, 1870.
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no REPUBLICANS.

Remember that It'll your duty to go to
the polls on the morning Of the 9th Of
this month, and stop on the wayside aud
take your lazy ncighbor with you. Stay
ct tho place Of voting oil day until the
polls close, and don't fail to work every
minute, for the success of the entire Re-
WORK! WoRKll WoRKM
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0DsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMER :
u "A wonderful book:it shows how either sex
can iascinate any one they wish, instantly
(All posses this power) IL teaches how, TO
get rich, Alchemy, Sorrrrics, Incnntntion.
Demonology, Magic MCsmerism, spiriInalism,
Marriage Guide. and thousand wonders -.
Mailed for q cents. Address I. WILLIAM
& Co.. Publishers, South 7ih street, Phlaiel
min Pa
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lNJEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

wv
Hon. j II. HoFE, Prcs't Board of Regents.
G SrURGEs, Sec'y
Aux MARTIN. D. D., President, and Profess:
tr Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+ S Lyon, A. NJ. Vice President, Profess.
or of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prep'y
Dept.
S G STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of Astrono-
my aud Physics.
Il q PrERcE. A. NJ, (capt. U. S. Az Pro.
lessor Of Mathematics Of military Tactics.
j j STEVENSON, A. NJ, PHI. d. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, Phi, D., Professor of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
o W MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
raratory Department.
DB PuMSToS, Tutor.
Geo NJ. HAGASs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds and Buildings.
Hucu W Brock, NJ. D. Lecturer on Physiolo.
gy and Hygiene.
Hon. john A DUE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FAIL TERN begins LIST Tuesday in September.
WINTER TERM LIST Monday in December
STRING Term Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TUlToN Preparatory, $500 per Term of 10
(" University. $500 per Term of 10
BoARDrSa-Not to exceed Sd per week,
B'Send stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown, ". Va.
Aug. 10, 1869 -lY.
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i[Pnblic Resolution-No. 76.l

A RESOLUTION to pay expenses of delega.
tons ofIndians whiting the city of Wash.
ington.
Rcsoluea by The Senate and House Of
Representative of tie Uaited States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
there DO appropriated out of any money in
tho treasury not otherwise appropriated,
tho sum of City thousand dollars to enable
tho Secretary Of the Interior to defray the
expenses Of delegations Of indians visiting
Washington, and to purchase presents for
the !. nbers thereof in the year eighteen
hun d land seventy.
Al proved, July 10, 1910.
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AVOID QUACKS.A a ,yirlim OF early iii-
discretion, causing nervous debility. rremn'
lure decay. &c., having tried in vain every
means of sellcurc, winch lie will srnd free 10
his fellow sufferers. AddressJ A. FUTILE,
rs Nassau st, N Z.
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800, 900 @sds 81 ) a .5ssT1 spi ia 4 he
bic man in n sure, safe business An invest
mcnt OF $25 will return n clear profit Of $40.
For particulars call mn nr address tho NORTH
AMERICAN PICTURE CO., No 50 Nassau
Street, New York.
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yellow Pine FIOOFing!


nHE subscriber having rented the Comstock
i Mill, will on the 10Th Of October, be pre-.
pared to fill orders for any amount Orwell sea.
soned Yellow Pine Flooring. Orders for Lum.
Der addressed TO INC at ArbHcllC, Mason coun.
ty, Vest Va, until the 10th Of October, and
after that time at this place, will be promptly
attended. Orders respectfully solicited, and
lumber extra well seasoned guaranteed.
o.G. LOOMS.
Point Pleasant, September 22-nG.
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FLUrTERtNG.-The forlorn Democracy
of Mason are futtering around terribly,
getting ready for their annual "Salt river
trip. Peace and Joy be with you, gen
tlemep.
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We find tho following deloctablo item
in the Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading
Democratic paper the West:
There we're forty negro delegates to tho
Louisiana Democratic State Convention
which met last week, and they participa-
ted fully and equally in tho action of tho
Convention. Columbus Ga, } Democrat.
Vote with the party that made West
Virginia. and established Free Schools.
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MinklcY Knittcr.

For Family Use. Price $50. Knits EVERY.
THING, uses only ONE needle, simple, reliable
Circular and sample stocking sent FREE. Knitl
ten pairs per day. A child can operate it,
AGENTS WANTED. Address
HISKLEY KNITTING MACHINE Co.,
Bath, Maine,
in93ly cri76 BROADWAY, n Y,
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Vote the Republican ticket, and thereby
preserve your Free Schools.
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PRTCES--A Fair OGer.

II the Merchants in your place will not fur.
nish, or send for the Machines, send us t9s
retail price, Washer SIS. Extra Wringer SlV'
and we will forward eitherde both machines
free Of freight, to places where no one is sell
ing; and SO sure are we they will be Ilkea'
that we agree 10 refund the money If any one
wishes to return the machines free OF freight
after a months trial, accordingto directions ;,
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery Of washing with the hands my.
ter. more expeditiously, with less labor, snd
no injury 10 tho garments. by DOty Clothes
Washer and Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
R. O. BROWNING, Gent Agent.
aug25-m4 80 Courtlandt ST., New York