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Petitio1l ~ SaLe d Land.

CHIEFLY COUNTY, State Of Tennessee. Ben
- iamin T. Reaves, u. j. Reaves and Vi. o.
Keaves. Petitioners. rs. John +. Reaves, William
b.. Reaves, Nathan r. Eeaves, Ophelia ID.
Reaves, Thomas p. Reaves, Ann Reaves, Eliza
beth I. Gather, Alfred b.. Gather, William p.
Gather, John f.. Gather, Margaret and Henry
&. WillifOrd, administrators Of William +.
Reayes. deceased. Petition for sale Of land.
In this cause 10 appearing from the bill Of pc
tftiouers that John r. Reaves and William B.
Reaves. are non-residents Of Tennessee, and
residents OF California and Minnesota, 10 Is
therefore ordered that they enter their appear
anee herein on OF before the LIST Mondny in jan
uary next. 1856, at a court 20 be held mt Raleigh,
County seat Of Shelby county, Tennessee, on
that day to plead, answer or demur 10 said bill
or Judgment by defeauit VIII be taken, and this
cause proceed erpurte as TO them; and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks in the Memphis AP-
PEAL. r AXE q -,
ByJ. W. Weaver, ?. C..
Finlay & KeIlar, soils. for Petitioners.
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n@s- A conductor Of a passenger train
on the Covington and Lexington Rail-
road was arrested at the latter place on
Wednesday by order of the military au-
tborities. and taken to Camp Nelson, on
Inc charge Of refusing 70 transport On his
train eolored persons without passes from
their masters. Court martlals having
been abolished in the State, the railroad
company declined 20 recognize the force
OF military passes, and refuse all colOred
persons unless they show evidence of
freedom or passes from their masters.
They are driven to this course by the
action of Shareholders in suing them for
carrying away their property.
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sTGNDTNG COMMITTEES.

On motion of Mr.. Anthony, the SEN
ate proceeded to the election Of the Stand
ing Committees for the session.
The rules requiring the election Of the
chairmen OF the Committees by ballot
were suspended, and the following were
announced as the Committees
FOREIGN RELATIONSHIP. Sumner,
chairman; Messrs, Doolittle, Harris,
Henderson, Wade, johnson and Buck
alew.
-FNANCE-Mr. Fessenden, chairman
Messrs. Sherman, Cowan, Van Wrinkle,
Morgan, Williams and Guthrie.
HCo8uMERCE-Mr. Chandler, chairman
Messrs. Morrow, Morgan, Howe, Foot,
ald Nesmith, Of Oregon.
MANUFACTUBEs-Mr. Sprague, chair
man Messrs. Dixon, Pomeroy, Riddle
and Wright.
AGRICULLURE-Mr. sherman, chair
man; Messrs. Lane, Of Kansas, CressWeH,
Cowan and Guthrie.
MILITARY AFFAIRS ASDTHE MILITIA
Mr.. Wilson, chairman; Messrs. Lane,
of Indiana, Howard, Nesmith, SpragueI
Browne and Doolittle.
NAvALAFFAIBs-Mr. Anthony, chair
man; Messrs. Harris, Clark, johnson,
| Hendricks, Poland and Stewart.
POsT OFFICES AND Posi- ROADs-Mr.
| Dixon. chairman Messrs. Ramsey, Con-
ness, Buckalew, Pomeroy, Van Wrinkle
and Anthony.
PUBLIC LANDs-Mr. Pomeroy, chair
man; Messrs. Stewart, CressWell, Hen
bricks, Wright, Grimes and Harris.
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMs-Mr. Harris,
| chairman; Messrs. Howard, Poland, Rid
die and Stockholm
INDIAN FFAIRs-Mr. DOOlittle, chair
/ man; Messrs. Lane, of Kansas, Trumbull,
Clarke, Norton, Nesmith and Buckalew.
PENsIONs-Mr. Lane, Of Indiana,
/ chairman; Nessrs. Van Wrinkle, Foot,
Wilson, Davis and Stockton.
REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMs-Mr. Ram
sey, chairman; Messrs. Chandler, VII
son, Nesmith and Wright.
CLADs-Mr. Clarke, chairman; Messrs.
Howe, Anthony, henderson, WI
Iiams, Norton and Davis.
DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA-Mr. Morrill,
chairman; Messrs. Wade Wiley, sum
uer. Henderson, Yates and Riddle.
PATENTS AND THE PATENT OFFICE
Mr.. Cowau. chairman; Messrs. Lane, of
Indiana, Poland, Norton and Guthrie.
PUBLIC BUILDING AND GROUNDs.-Mr.
Foot, chairman; Messrs. Brown, Trum-
bull, Grimes and Hendricks.
TERRTroRIES-Mr, Wade, chairman ;
Messrs. Lane of Kansas, Yates, Norton,
Nye and Davis.
On THE PACIFIC RAILROAD-Mr.
Howard, chairman MessTs. Sherman,
Morgan, Comes Brown, Yates, Cragin,
Ramsey andSUewart.
To AUDIT AND CONTROL THE CONTIN-
GENT EXPENSES OF THE SENATE.-Mr.
Brown, chairman; Messrs, Foot and
Sherman.
ESGEOssEDB ILLs.-Mr.W Wiley, chair
man; Messrs. Lane Of Indiana, and
Sumner,
MINES AND MINING-Mr. CONFESS,
chairman; Messrs. Chandler, Morgan,
CresswelI, Buekalew and Guthrie.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
The following are tine joint standing
Committees:
Joint Committee on Printing on the
part Of the Senate - Messrs. Anthony
7chairmanl, Brown and Riddle.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills on
the part of the Senate - Messrs. Nye
.chairmanl, Howe aud Cowan.
Joint Committee on the Library on the
part Of the Senate-Messrs. Howe (chair-
mani. Howard and FesseDdeu.
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or last evening", by the Rey. Mr.. Miller. Capt.
J.F. RkUDV, lateof sha Second Iowa Cavalry,
TO Miss RosASNA McDOSALp, OF this city.
The above announcements plainly indicates
that the soldiers OF the North ind no difficulty
in "harmonizing' with the fair daughters Of
Dixie, and as for the dessoiated South, its
RoosAs still possess charms enough 70 captiyaie
her late enemies
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EYE, THROAT, AND LUNG DISEASE.

DR CREIGHTON'S Office Hours for those
u speciai6es are nom 5 to g. N, and from
3 to g P. NJ
Persons wishing DR.. CREIGHTON'S services
must consult this arrangement.
Office in Drug Store, Immediately opposite
South Memphis Market, Beal Street.
BE- Fee for Professional Visits, each. SO. sc
nO2i-lm
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ACCEDENTS--CAUsE AND
REMEDY.

RAILROAD ACCEDENTS--CAUsE AND
REMEDY.
The New York Eceaiag Post, in along
article upon the subject of railroad dis
asters, says
On our railroads the ends Of the rails
are laid in clamps, technically called
''ehairs,n which are bolted to the Sleep
ers. The ends of the rails are joined,
originally, a. closely as is convenient, or
indeed possible by that method, due al
lOwance being made for the expansion
caused by heat. But the result is,
when the road has been used
awhile, that the ends are further
separated the conclusion of the heavy
wheels against the end Of a rail drives
il back; and il is not uncommon to
see the ends Of the rails half an inch,
Lhree-quarters Of an inch, and sometimes
even an inch apart. Now suppose, what
actually happens, that one of these ends
Is slightly raised above the level when
a locomotive or a wheel run at the rate
Of twenty or thirty miles per hour against
this end, the wheel receives a blow as
from "a sharp pointed hammer, a blow Of
immense force, which comes against a
piece Of east iron, a brittle substance,
very liable to break. Experienced rail-
road managers have assured Us that at
least two-thirds of the accidents on our
roads are ascribable to this cause.
Now it is perfectly easy to save all this
risk-Or rather certainty-Of disaster, and
that by a method which is universally
practiced in Europe, which has been
thoroughly tested, and which would adj
NIT of a speed Of fifty on sixty miles per
hour, with more safety than we have
now with half that speed. In Europe
the ends OF the rails are firmly united BY
what is called a 6sh-loiHt this makes
the whole length Of the track a continu-
Gus rail instead Of the innumerable sepa-
rate pieces which cause on our Roads a
constant j0ltiug and Earring to the cars,
and have the further and disastrous effect
we have described. The joints are sol
made and bolted; the rail is, as we
have said, continuous there is no jar, no
blow against the wheels, no strain or
conclusion, such as gradually spreadsand
flattens the ends Of the half-worn rails
with Us and the result is security
against the chief cause Of accidents on
our roads.
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Non-Resident Notice.

In the County Court Of Shelby County, Ten
nessee. Petition TO sell real estate.
David Lowell and wife, Bette Lowell, ct al, rs.
John Freeman ct al.
In this cause il appearing that the defendants,
Emily Freeman, formerly, but who has inter
married with some person unknown, and hus-
band. are nOn-Tesidents Of the state Of Ten
nessee, il is therefore ordered that they 10 en-
ter their appearance herein, atthe Court House
in the town OF Raleigh, on or before the first
Monday in January, 1855, and plead, answer OF
demurr to cumplainanJs petition, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 70 them and set
for hearing erDGrte. It is further ordered that a
COPY OF this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
J. p. WARE, Clerk.
John Hallum. solicitor.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT comfortable Dwelling
II House On Union street tive minutes walk
IRON Main. Also Huusg and four acres Of Land
one a q "a haif miles from Court square. APP
pl5 Minor M-erriwether. Mississippi and Ten
messee railroad Office, corner Of Main and
beuie streets DELI I've
nor REMIT Of Land in half mile
OF Whites station, consisting Of 800 or 400 acres
Of Open and Apply 70
n. q. PERKINS.
de9-2wf Near Whites station.
MISSISSIPPI River Plantation
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80 Correspondent should remember 70
write on one side only, Of their paper.
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RICH COTTON LAMBS FOR SALE,
Near the Mississippi River.
CALL AT ON CE.

I OFFER TO SELL One thousand and Forty
/ Acres OF Cotton Land, on the Mississippi
River, within three miles OF Friar's Point, Goa
hOma County Miss, and twelve miles from
Helena, Ark There are between 700 and 800
acres in a high state Of cultivation, with aDWel-
ling and an necessary Out-hOuses. There is no
better soil In the Mississippi Valley, and in the
exact latitude for Cotton.
VIII sell Very Cheap, il early application is
made.
For Information parties VIII call on MIR. ".
n. Rice, No. &4 Main street, Memphis, Tenn, or
pa John :. HOrnOr, Helena, Ark.
deIO-Im O.. F. GATES.
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a.B The New York Tri5ane o.

EgD- The New York Tribune Of the
seventh has the following:
"The Presidents Message ELECTS the
usual variety of comments from the city
press. The Herald regards il as a 'con-
elusive vindicatiOn Of his course The
NclCs welcomes it as placing the Presi-
dent " IN direct opposition to the foolish
and vindictive policy Of the Republicans
as developed by the Representative OF
that party ia Congress. The World has
not made up its mind. The Times re-
CARDS its views as "full Of wisdom and
conveyed with great force and dignity -
hut then the Tlmes would have said the
same thing 81 the Message had been de
1ivered I'M Choctaw. The journal Of
Commerce pronounces it liable and Wig
orous.u and destined to take rank
the noble documents Of u his
tory" The EUeDiHg HJstfinds il frank,
dignifed, direct and manly We be-
Ueve there are one or two other dailies,
but we forget their names just now
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RIeur OF SUFFRAGE N THE Dis

RIGHT % SUFFRAGE IN THE DIS
rRrcr.-Nir. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania,
gave notice Of his intention 10 introduce
the following bill TO extend the right Of
suffrage fn the District Of Columbia
SEC. J.. Be IL enacted, That from all
laws and parts Of laws prescribing the
qualifications Of electors for any Office
in the District Of Columbia, the word
=" white % be, and the same Is hereby
stricken out and that from and after the
passage Of this act, 20 person shall be
disqualified from voting az any election
heldin the said District, on account Of
color.
SIC. .. ana BE- e further enacted. That
all acts Of Congress and all laws OF the
State Of Maryland in force in said Dis
trict, and all ordinances Of the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown, -incousist-
ent with the provisions Of this act. are
hereby repealed.
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/. $. CtGF6 Dc Co.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
M GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
No. IL Jefferson Street,

Between Front Row and Main street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
ES- Careful personal attention given all bust
Ness entrusted to our care, with prOmpt returns.
We refer, by permission. as follows, viz
Memphis-tirsG National Bank, c. p. Norris,
Cashier; r. :. Davis. President. Tennessee Ma
ttOnaI Bank, y. B.. BrisbiL Cashier; George r
Rutter, President. Commercial Bank. II. r.
Garth. Cashier; Jesse Page, Jr, President
Gayoso savings Institution, +. n Avery, CASH
Ter. JuO. g. Lanier, President. jackson Iusu-
rance Company, Jos. NJ. Myers, Sec; i. NJ. Hill,
Treasurer; l. b. kirtland, President. Memphis
Insurance Company, +. NJ. Cash., Secretary j.
j. Murphy, President r. Hough, u. $. Col
lector OF Internal Revenue sam. Tate, Presi-
Memphisand Charleston Railroad MessrS.
Lacey & McGhee, harrington & Howell, ).
Mansfield q Co.. Gilbert n Higbee.
New fork-Messr. I. 3. Kirkland, Hilt a Co.,
Banker. deI2 I'm
MOTTO E.-At the January Term, 1866, of
~ the COuAty Court Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, ! shall apply for letters or admfnisfra-
tion on the estate Of Leonard Vincent. deed.
T. g.. EASTMAN.
%HuIium, attorney. deI3 IaW4wtw"
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Bs In speaking Of President John
sons message, the New York Tribune
says:
"On single point, We -nOn-concur
with the President. His assertion that,
IL he had assumed % extend the right Of
suffrage 70 blacks in the States lately in
revolt, be must have done the same with
all the States, Is clearly mistaken, as Mr..
johnson must see, if he viii vary the
form without varying the essence of his
proposition, so that il shall read-.UI
had assumed to appoint Provisional Gov
ornorsf for the States lately ina revolt. 1
must have appointed such Governors for
I'll the States.I|
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nSETaniel S. Dickinson and Gen. spin
ner are now the most prominent candi-
dates for the New York Collestorship'
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FOR RENT.

Memphis, on the e;st bank uf the river, and 2
miles from 10; Eight Hundred Acres Cleared
Land, entirely reienced this full. Frame Dwell
ling, Cabins and Stable room for eighty hands
For terms inquire Of
WILLIAMSON. HILL CO.
de8-2w Memphis Tenn.
EOR RENT-rhe Beautiful Residence
i OF the late G.. ". Cherry, with the fine
Grounds and Garden attached, one and a half
miles south OF tie city. on kiyburu Avenue.
Wll Dee Leased for one or more years to "a good
tenant. The house is one Of the most elegant
and eOmmOdiousin the city, and has ample out
rounding the house contains five acres Of land
cOFeru with beautiful forest trees, etc, and
laid out iu handsome style. For terms see the
undersigned, or Judge Lewis. aE Levi * Fin
MES law office, In Suumau Block, M second
street. B. W WILLIAM-ON. JE-,
de1-dw Administrator
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
a NE tutye for lease TOR one year, with the
privilege OF "a longer time nine cresO of cultiyu-
ted ground, within - miles Of Court square.
There is "a good dwelling with three rooms and
basement, out houses, stable, %cistsrn, etc, on
We have, aIso. lots on Madison and Court
streets % lease
G. W. POOL q CO.. Real Estate Brokers.
deI-lm 100 Nam Street
EOR RENT OR LEASE Store Stand, in
i the business and growing town OF Pine
Bluu, Ark, with q small dwelling attached, at
the low price OF Thirty Dollars per month. IL
Co, Attorneys "a Law and Claim Agents, Room
No. = PUstomca Building. Memphis. Tenn.
The above stand is suitable for a family
grocery nOl5-tm
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We have to request that prompt
notice viii be given at our Counting
Room, q any i~rregularity in the delivery
Of the APPEAL.
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R- In the Indiana Senate, a motion
To engross the joint resolution proposing
tn amend the Constitution by striking
ont the article excluding negroes from
the State. was negatiyed by a tie vote
which action practically defeats the reso-
luton.
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THE Practical Working OF Clemens Circular
4 Sq1C-JfHH has proven 10 tar superior 70 any
tircuiar MI il use rs power simplicity
economy and durability, and the large amount
Of lumber it viii turn out per day or month,
make IL second 10 DO mill In the country. We
have tdem on hand, with stationary Engines.
and Boilers, either Portable or Stationary.
The fOliowingt is but one from among many
testimonials we have received Of the practical
operation Of the Clemens Circular Saw-MuI-
NASHVILLE, Tenn April II, 1866.
I have been nearly through the whole lumber
country on the cnsst Of the Pacific, and have
there s~uperiutended the erection of the differ
s4t classes OF machinery, SUCH as Circular saw
Wills, with sash saws muley saws ETC. used IN
the manufDcturing 81 lumber. Iafterward en-
tered the Quarternasaer's Department, and
nave superintendent ia this Department for
nearly three years in the erection and opera
ton of Circular Sasg-Niils- In this Department
I became Acquainted with the Clemens putent
Circular Sdr-Hlls, invented and patented by
g. H. clemens, now Captain and Assistant
Quartermuster OF Volunteers, and manufac-
tured by Msssrs. A. X. Hoiabird q Co, Western
Iron Foundry. Cincinnati, ohio. L have ope-
rated this Mill for some time, and can. with
recommend the same, with the late
improvements made thereon by capt Ciemensl
as one or the best Mills, 70 my knowledge, now
manufactured. I VIII furthermore guarantee
that j can cut with one Of these Mills, with the
late Improvement made thereon. l5.OO0} fifteen
thousand feet OBJ Que-tnch boards Der dav- or
average in 800 thirty days t9.50U nine thousand
five hundred feet per day-running time -
eight hours per day WM :. SPRATT.
Miuwright and Architect.
Also-From ten to twenty Stationary Furiues
OF various sizes, always on hand, so that we are
to lit out any Onein from three to four
days. OF FJ0arring-MU and GgHg1-Giu
Engines and ShQGftg furnished at the shortest
n0Uice.
Thres-fourths Of an our trade in the past
twenty-five years has been with the Southern
States; and We shall be happy % be favored with
a continuance Of the same.
Circulars containing descriptions Of our Ms
cninery mailed promptly 70 any address, upon
application to
A. B. HOLABIRD & CO.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL

LATE browns,
WASHINGTON. d. c.
THIS leading Hotel, Renovated and refur-
L nushei, is now in perfect order for the recep-
ton and accommodation or its Old patrons.
un1T-fm
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A { BARGAIN.

TOR Ten Thousand $4,000 Dollars il cash I
4 VIII sell "a nne, tWO-stOry brick house with
twelve rooms, having AZ modern improve
ment3 and cOuvenieuces. The lot fronts ninety
feet on shelby street. with a depth Of two hun
dred ind twenty-five l2l feet, has two good
~cister1s. and ali necessary Out-IUuses.
Reb'r % j. NJ Gregory, No. ~, south side Of
Court square.
r. T. TORLAN.
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GALL AND SEE THEN.

s'@9 Pianos, by steinway & Sons, Nunn's and
Eega2uy bound Bibles and Prayer Books.
Fapermaehe and Rosewood WrlhnR Desls ,,Fsh
neat stationery articles.
Papermache Writing Folios.
Music Boxes, from SO to $50.
lrVingst Dickens aud Bayard Tavlorls writ
works. Nhuaiu
sPlendidly bound and Illustrated PoeticaI
french and embroidered Piano Covers.
MASON q Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
photograph Albums, nom sttO SO
colo Pens and Gold Pencils.
Ladies Companions
Opera Glasses.
juvenile and Toy Books.
A b e Blocks.
And many other articles too numerous 10
mention.
The above mentioned articles have been pey-
sonally selected by the undersigned, and Will
pc sold az the very lowest figures
+. KATZENBACH.
By Main street, ID door south Of MonPoe.
decls-lm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To TIE CITIZENS OF
4 SHELLEY cotNrn.-l am a candidate for the
Office Of Revenue Collector for shelby county
at the ensuing MARCH election, and respectfully
ask your votes tOrthc same. VERY ros~bertfuIIg.
noz3-f r. "
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REWARDS.
l95

DOLLARS REWARD
phiss LIGHT BAY HORSE, saddied, bridied,
and shoG before ten years Old, branded j. g. On
left shoulder, elongated diamond On head.
reaching nenrly 70 the nose, small patch Of
white above LEFT eye, leG foot slightly diseased.
black united Kentacky saddle, English spring
stlrrups.
one hundred dollars VIII be paid for the ar
rest and conviction Of the thief. and twenty
I'VE dollars for tine recovery gf the horse.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Attorney at Law.
deIZ I've Court House, Memphis
I OST-REWARD. Sl5- small Fur
II Cape lost on Market or Third street. The
ing II % TITUS q Co, No Y Jefferson street
DELI 81
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
" EEWARD-Hinsd nom the Sfs5ie ~
s. Maddox, on the 7th inst. 10 drive 0ut f0r he
esenn7 one nl.le +ndA haif q A HORSE,
ABOUT eight years old, fifteen hands high, has a
small movable knot or caiIousDn fhig6- ab0rt
where me preceding rubs. "a little white on one
nina loot, astnaI brand under name on neck
a small star IN forhead. some sr-aU vindgaTs
on legs. said honse has been used Ia livery Tor
over Twelve months, IS close bullt. ia good con-
hind.
The man was a person Of good address rather
qulek SPOKEN, night a9out3 Feet II inches, hair
dark. eyes dark complexion fair or Ught. age
about % years wore a good suit OF grev cIot1es.
a dark Gag and wore kid gloves
The Buggy, a leather top and leather boot I'm
OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS viii be paid Tor
The HOrse and buggy, and a prop0riouata
amount for the conviction ofthe thleL 'dei6-fi
NOTICED REWARD.
strayed or stolen. on the Cd Of December. tive
MULES. One bay horse Mule, Blz hand
high, g or z years old, In good order. white hair
at the root OF the tail, small wart On the nose
shoe on The len front foot, and harness mark
about the neck and hips One bay mare SIuIe
3 or9yean old, Is hands high, dark stripedow
the back, PAGES when rode. Old scar on RICH
shoulder, and mouth cut with bridge. IwH
give 500 for the mules and $50 for the thIeE
Residence shelby county "a Civil District.
or % miles north or Memphis.
dec9-lw JAS. s. SMITH.
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ANOTHER BLAST READY.


Those who are cOnversant with affairs
at the White House assert to-day that
there is something yet in store for the
Radicals, which viii materially change
their tone in IA few days. WHAT that
something is, is as yet a mystery. There
Il no doubt, however, that something has
transpired about the New York Custom
House which has caused a squirming
smong fbe New York Congressman. At
anv rate they are manifesting great un-
easineS and IL Is reported Tonight
that there has been a complete change
in the aspect Of things IN r.
gard to that appointment Ihls
NAV ba The oint significantly referred 20,
or Il NAV he something else. Time VIII
ten. Al any rate the impression Is gen
eral that the person who viii receive the
appointment must be a known enooIs
of President Johnson's position, n nc
pretender. but in earnest in that direo-
ton. In the meantime stevens resoiu-
ton hangs fire in the Senate, ana the
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A Splendid DWFIIIyG H0TSF

Surrounded with beautiful, cultivated and
trained sh-ubery, and broad and extended
grounds. Quarters for 80 to go negroes g,s
gin. stables, cribs, ice-house. ETC. AIarge snpDIv
Of corn, fodder, oats, rye. wheat. turnips. ana