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~ The Louisville Courier says that
T" the Southern States are in the
Union for all practical purposes, such as
amending the Constitution, and the are
out Of the Union for all political pUr-
poses, such as taking seat in Congress-
Our Kentucky contemporary Is, how
ever, little mistakenin the use 0 fwOnds.
The SoHtherp States are, indeed, ia the
Union, as a part Of its territory and pop
u~lation, subject 70 the National author
ity but by reason OF rebelliOp and
bloody war made by them, they are out
Of the Union as organized political COM
munities forming a part of its govern
ment. Until they are regularly recon-
structed and restored 20 the power and
privileges they have renounced and des-
trOyed, they can have nothing todO with
amending the Constitution. Fhey may
declare their willingness to agree 70
amendments mEde during the contin-
uance Of their disqualification; but this
is merely an expression Of their isa.IDg
ana opinion, and nothing more, and can
have no legsl effect whatever. Chicago
Repubhcdn.
IL is making the wisest man ia Mem
phis crazy. He is trying totell when she
is in and when she is ont; why she is in
and why she is out, and for what pur-
poses she is in and for what purposes she
Is out.
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EeAe A negro broke into DIR. Whitaker,
five miles from Mobile, and stole two
hundred dollars according to the evil
dence ola brother freedman.
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MULES FOR SALE Forrest q
VI wilkins have lu une young k-rrueEv
Mules for sale AZ Hardwick. PErte-a1u 8 r1tg
stable on Washington street. between Il.-f
ana Fourth call soon fyou waut a 11rzluE
de38 W.
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DIED.

The friends and acqtaintaAces OF DIT. 8 N.
Wheaton are respectfully invited To attend the
funeral Of his wife, SARAH c., from st. Mary's
Church, to-day, at nLo2eloek.
Persons desiring carriages will please leave
orders al J. c. Hoist &Co.s, 80 Main street.
Near Cuba. Shelby county, December 25, 1855,
ALBERT SYDNEY, second son Of Jas. H. and
Italia Cash. Aged three years, 1--WE months and
four days.
In this city, on December o, 1866, JOHN REID.
Aged eighty years.
The friends and acquaintance Of John Reid
are invited to attend his funeral, from the resi-
denee OF his daughter, Ms. Crosby, on Gayoso
street, between Shelby and Main, at 3 o'clock
this evening.
New YORK papers please copy.
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The manager would an
nounce 20 the public that
has, at an enormous
expense, secured the ser
vices Of the great
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Nj. RAYMOSD's speech in reply is an
able exposition OF the sophiStries and
faIlacies OF the Pennsylvania State Sow
ereignty S~ecessionists, and a manly vim
dicatiOn Of the Presidents policy. He
SAYS.
"The gentleman from Pennsylvania
cited a variety Of logical precedents and
declarations Of principal, nearly all OF
them, 4 believe, drawn fiom the ceiebfa-
ted decision Of the Supreme Court pro-
nounced by Justice Grier, in what are
p%opularly known as the Prize cases. His
Citations were ali made for the
purpose of proving that these States
were in a condition Of public
war that they were waging such
n war As could only be waged by a sepa-
rate and independent power but a care
mi Scrutiny Of that decision will show
that il lends not the slightest counte-
to such an inference. Gentlemen
who hear me viii doubtlessreeollect that
the Object of the trial in those eases was
10 decide whether certain vessels cap
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k@-Some of the young men of Louisi-
ana are uniting in bands of ten and
twelve to raise sugar.
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ET There are indications that Gd
UdIOrem duties will be done away with
by the present Congress as far as possible
and a specie tariff enacted.
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Trust Sale,
or a Farm Of 100 acres, near Memphis.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10Th
ID February, 1851, to me by W. H. Hays, and
duly recorded on 9TH March, 1851, in the Regis
ters office Of Shelby count Book 46, pages "a.
545 and SIG, l will sell at the Court House IN
Raleigh, as directed il said deed. TO the highest
bidder, for cash, On Monday, the LIST day Of Jan
uary, 1866, the following tract Of land, to-wtt:
In the county Of Shelby, State Of Tennessee,
18th Surveyors district, range 2, section 2, be-
ginning on the northwest corner Of William
Lawrence's loo acre tract, thence east % chains
81 links, thence north II chains, thence east IA
chains, thence north "a chains IL links to a
stake Is links east Of a sweet gum marked B,
thence west 20 chains 81 Links to a stake, from
which south 10 east q links to a red oak
marked b, thence south ID chains 10 a white
oak marked ID B, thence west % chains to 4
sweet gum marked B, thence south 70 the
beginning, containing one hundred acres, more
or less.
Redemption waived. Title believed TO be
perfect, but | onVey only as trustee. Sale at II
o'clock A. N. JOHN p. IRRELEVANT,
November 30th, 1885. Trustee.
This Is a good farm, well improved, only
seven miles from the city, between the Raleigh
and Macon roads, and well worth one hundred
dollars per acre. nose lawSw
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Bea. Gen. Weitzel made an ~unsuccess-
full demand of Gen. Mejia for the release
of an American steamer, seized by him
and converted into a gunboat.
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MA son of James w. Lewellen, of
the Richmond Republic, wa recently
wounded in the wrist, which terminated
in fatal lock jaw.
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H@P The wa

BG%A Washington special reports, ION
apparently reliable authority" that three
months hence there will not be & French
soldier in Mexico.
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VIII resume Its exercises the Second day OF
q January, 1855.
ERMs Err MONTH,

81 Post ONCE address, Forest Hill Station
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
daql-
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From The New york EYenipE Post,
A SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF HI TRUE
NTAMB

Gen. Eaton-who has been in the ser
vice Of the United United States till
within q few days-has been relieved at
his own desire, that he may AXE charge
Of a new daily and weekly Journal to be
established at Memphis, with the title of
the Memphis Post. The object of the
Journal is 10 inspire lahor and capital
with confidence to promote the uni
versal diffusion of education" and, in
short, 70 aid the operation Of all those
influences which viii heal the wounds
inflicted by our civil strife, and further
the return Of prosperity and order to the
region in which slavery has recently been
abolished.
The situation Of Memphis is admirably
adapted TO the establishment Of such a
journal, lying as il does at a point on the
Mississippi destined, doubtless, TO become
the seat Of a great commerce. mart for
t~hecentral and lever valley Of that river.
To pat the journal on a secure basis, II is
necessary that a fund should be raised
for its support in the beginning OF is
existence, since every daily paper
mus, ~ its first years, pass through
a pretty severe uial of the re-
sources Of those who establish II. A
pretty liberal beginning Of contributions
Tor this purpose has been made in other
parts Of the countTg, and i is now hoped
that a moderate addition TO the fund will
be made from the city Of New York.
The object is well worthy the attention
of those who nave the means and are
disposed 10 aid IN one Of the most obvi-
Gus means Of promoting a healthy state
Of opinion in the valley Of the Mississippi.
Gen. Eaton, who is now in this city,
has been connected with the Eneedmen's,
Bureau, and takes q strong interest in
the welfare Of the large class Of human
beings just emancipated. He is well tit
ted by education, firmness of character,
and -beneyolen0e of purpose, for the I'M
dertaking which he has started, sud We
shall look to see the Memphis R>st per
form an important work in the estab-
lisbment Of q peaceful and prosperous
order of things at the South.
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SALE OR REM

EOR SALE OR RENT
4 valuable plantation 10 Coahoma county,
Miss, min miles from FriaFs Pslut, h1ntain-
ing 142 acres, SO IN cultivation and under a
good fence. There is on the place an excellent
dwelling, out-hOusss. gin house, pres, stables,
cribs, and good water-nsthing to do but % 90
to making cotton. 1T. PETIT & co.
del5-3vr NJ. "a sfou-ue street.
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nSF-The cholera seems to be the most
lawless Of all diseases. No sooner is the
discovery of certain facts supposed to
have established a principle or precedent
than the whole theory Is dissipsted by
fresher Developments. Take for example
the following, from a Florence letter, Of
the 18th ult
The recent progress OF the pestilenee
affords & striking refutation of the
opinion sometimes expressed that the
approach Of the cold season Is q guar
aDty Of IMMUNITY against ats attacks
After a brief interval Of comparative
repose during the autumnal months,
the mysteriens enemy i onc more on
its deadly march, pursuing its erratlc
course, and gathering Strength IN the
same gradual but inevitable progress
sion as has been heretofore observed in
other parts of the country. 1t is worthy
of note, however, hat in no case dOes
the disorder show any tendency TO
reappear in spots which it has already
visited during the course Of the veal.
The old baunts are entirely deserted.
We might reason from this, that, the
harvest of death once gathered, there
would be no speedy return Of the reaper;
but not 40. The Lsvant Herald notices
he -reapnearapee of cholera at Alexan-
dria and at Trebizond, after having
totally ceased. Other places are ailicted
In like manner There is no such thlng
as buying exemption from cholera or
wardfng off its visitations except m the
observance of the wholesome sanitary
laws.
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eA- The Lebanon, KY, Railroad De-
pot was burned on the night of the TWEEN
ty-eighth Ult.
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on Madison street seven rooms each. ~cisier1s
and ~outDuildings, dftoeu years ground lease.
Possession given on or shout the first February
Price sgJol Each house viii rent easuyf0 500
q yeP BESTUS & MAGELLAN.
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BSrSecretary Stanton has returned to
Washington.
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The most popular humor-
list Of the age, VIII Will
appear at each perform
ance, day and night, in.
Producing his celebrated
school OF educated Mules,
Horses and Ponies, among
which will be found the
blind horse
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Prof. and Miss Whaples, Mr.. Scranton and
Prof Def0noack, a distinguished lady HaTpist,
and other Amateurs, have kindly volunteered
their services.
DC Concert TO commence at z Ia
sc Tickets of Admission, 81 90; Children
half price, to be had at Rlelock 4 Co.'S. de2s-St
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PLANTATION FOR SALF-Ws
Il Ouer Tor sale a very superior 1oltou F.1urt-
tlOu, four miles from The river. Ia Bolivar Co..
Mississippi. To Is only Necessary % state rlHr
this = a strictly q No place., on which three
hundred bales Of cntrOn were made lr I-T.
There Il a Handsome Residence, Out-UuIiIluz-
gin house, framed cabinS-ln fact al The an
p~otntments Of a complete cntlou plantation
Also for Rent, a place adjoining the above.
with equal improvements and seven hundred
acres open 10th places have been oe-np.af
during the war. They are the properly or a
gentleman OF south Carolina and q great I1-
ducemeutts offered 70 parties proposing 20 plant
cotton neLr year As these Plantations are
unsurpassed b any IN the Mississippi valley.
We would invite attention % them 10rrhwltl.
For further particulars. inquire OF.
MOORE, LEWIS e. GDVAE.
de- w & Front street.
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cts Trained
Animals,

introduced by Herr Lengel
II has 8-fadamozelIe Tour
nEir IL has Madame Cas-
tell0; 10 has Miss Lucy
Watson it has Miss
Roberts; - has PaTker,the
Z: has Dan Cas-
tellO; 1t has d. DernOtt.
and all the greatest novel;
Ties of the are
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Nom Resident Notice.

On the ChaneeTy side OF. the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the City Of Memphis, Tenn
Camilla F. Dubose, William d. Dunn, Dudly NJ
Dubose, Elizabeth K Bayne, ct al, Us. Henry
n. Dunn, William d. Dunn, Jr-, Gray W
Dunn, Edward u. Dunn and Lady Dunn a
female, Harriet Dubose, Catherine Dubost
Myrtus Duoose, and Swep Dubose.
II appearing from Affidavit in this cause, thai
the defendants Henry n. Dunn, William D
Dunn, Jr,, Gray w. Dunn, Edward Dunn and
Lady Dunn, Harriet Dubose, and others named
above are residents of Arkansas aud non-resi-
dents of the state Of Tennessee, 1t is therefore
ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse, In the city of Mem.
phis, Tennessee, within abe first three days OF
the next term OF said said Court, TO commence
on the second Monday in May, 1866, and plead
answer, or demur to c~omplainant's bill OF Re,
vivor and Supplemental BIZ, or the same will be
taken for confessed, as TO them, and set for
hearing exparte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once q week, for four successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
A cOpY-atteSt:
Acc USF0N ASTON, clerk and master.
Wright & MeKisick, soils for compliments.
AaQ aur1u
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LosT---FoUND.

II OSTt LOSTt.--Lost on Main street,
near corner OF Court 4 small MOROCCO La
dy's Companion or Bag, containing about fOrty-
I'VE dollars In zreenbaeks, some Tennessee or
other notes and some Valuabie paperss IN fayor
OF Mn. A. Webb. Tlse finder VIII be hoersuy
rewarded by leaving Il st this oriee. de9I
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Left az my stable some four mOEtns ago
one Sorrel Mare Mule, known as the properly
Of John Lark1n. II not called for In ten lays
will be sold To pay charge Also, one cray
Mule, left about fifteen days ago By A police
man, branded u & S& NC OSIILLl
December p, Is61- ds9R
CTRAYED OR STOLEN,"From
= No 20 Shelby street, On the list hist one
small bay mare, Il hands high, has mad anstula
on the neck. which has left q scar. she vas
uushod. ANY one leaving her At SomerS Co.
SO shelby street, or giving Information 30 Jnat
she can be got, VII be literally rewsrdsd-
de2f iw~ JOHND MATHEWS
STRAYED OR STOLEN from ny
- stable. on tie Efn inst, one Day mare nh-hs
with one shoe on fore foot white spots or .iBht
side from saddle rubbing. Amy one retul1 ing
the sald mule, or any knowledge OF her az Geo
Maekey Cos, No II Front street, VIII be hb-
orally rewarded.
deH Nv r p HAWLEY-
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Fine Brick Residence with 5 Rooms,
S2O.z5O I'm Coin.
1920 Acres.
A Bale to the Acre.

Dwelling and Cabins, new Gin and Iron
screw Press, andtn Stock and Provisions some
S,UU worth, all together, as they stand, $1,000
IN specie or It's equivalent. The place, without
the personally, is worth $4,000. There are
thlrty-nve hands on the place.
we nave several other places at low down
Egures- Also, City Property. Call on
BEARD & CARR,
Rom No. %, Jackson Block, Main st.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ID ". BROOKS is Candidate
I'D. for Tax Collector OF Shelby cOunty, al the
ensuing March election no4 Inns
TO THE CITIZENS OF
i SHELLEY COUNTY, am a candidate FOR the
Office Of Revenue Collector for shelby county
at the ensuing March election, and respectfully
ask your votes for the same. Very respectfully,
nO23-tf l. ". CALDWELL
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II Of the late c. W. Cherry, with the fne
Grounds and Garden attached, one and 3 half
miles south OF the city, on Rayburn Avenue.
viii be Leased Tor one or more years to z good
tenant. The house is one Of the most elegant
commOdtous in the city, and has ampIe out
houses, stables, etc, attached. The lawn sur
rounding the house contains Ave ACRES of land
covered with beautiful forest trees, ETC., and
laid out In handsome style. For terms see the
Undersigned or Judge Lewis, at Lewis & Fin
MES law office, in Sttllman Block, 80 Second
street 3. W. WILLIAMSON. JR.
de7-lm administrators.
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A BAND,

Dressed in Scarlet & Gold
uniforms, followed by one
Of the greatest cuTiOsities
in America, it being the
Identical carriage which
formerly belonged to
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L . r 5 a L L

FINE ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM LAND.
From eight 70 ten thousand 500 to 1aisa)
acres Of fine Arkansas River Bottom Lands.
lying twenty-five IS miles below Little E8ck,
on Clear Lake. This Land Is above overflow,
and viii produce from one 10 two bales OF cotton
per acre. 1t has heretofore been cultivated as
tnree separate Plantations, but lies in one body.
and can be conveniently worked as a Single
Plantation From eighteen hundred 10 three
thousand Q,S0 70 3IeUui acres are ready Tor cuI-
t~ivatiOn, about equally divided between the
three places. A good Frame Dwelling House
is on one place, and comfortable Log Dwelling
Houses on each Of the others. Good Gin Houses
Vii sell each place separately, or all to one
party.
At office OF j. G. McDade & Co,
Cotton Factors, No - Front street. mp stairs,
dec3-Im Memphis, Tenn
THREE VALUABLE PLANTA-
IL Tons FOR SALE N BoLIvAR COUNT, Kiss
Il have three valuable plantations which
wish to sell ut fair prices, all well improved, ami
adjOining-Xcept one small place between two
Of them Mules sufficient TO work all one OF
800 acres, one Of so acres. and one Of 90 acres
cleared On each ali withlarge old deaden1uE At
tached 70 each. Good quarters, gins and eisterusi
oxen and cattle
These pisces all have good and permanent
Ievees IN them. and n back levee six miles
long around all, making them independent OF
all other levees. Call on me on the premises. or
Lacey & McGhe Memphis, Tenn, for parlicu-
lars. Titles perfect j. FIELD
k~ESrUCKY 1850. uo-Elm
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GALL AND SEE THEM.

GALL AND SEE THEM.
81, 900 Pianos, by steinway & Sons, Nunns and
other makers
Elegantly bound Bibles and Prayer Books.
Fine Martin Guitars.
Papermache and Rosewood !, riting Desks, with
neat stationery articles.
Papermache Writing Felios.
Music Boxes, from SO to $50.
Irving's, Dickens and Bayard Tayior's writ
ing; waveriy Novels, and other standard
works.
splendidiy bound and. Illustrated POetical
Works.
French and embroidered Piano Covers.
Mason 4 Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
Photograph Adams, from 81 70 $50.
Gold Pens and Gold Pencils.
Ladies' Companions.
Opera Glasses.
Juvenile and Toy Books. q
A b @ Blocks.
And many ether articles too numerous 70
H mention.
The above mentioned articles have been per-
sonally selected by the undersigned, and viii
be sold at the very lowest figures
r. KATZENBACH,
81 Main street, ID door south OF Monroe.
declslm
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Southwestern Express Company
Virginia Tobacco

WE have in Store, on Consignment, for
w Sale
LOCO packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco, from medium to best grades.
10000 pounds genuine Knliekiniek Smoking
Tobacco.
10000 pound "Rob Lee" Smoking, very superior
article.
Which we will sell as low to the trade as can
be Dought in Virginia, freights added.
CLARK, ELY & HARVEY,
deA 2m No. . Bradley BlOck.
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BU7sIaEisELss PROPERTY FOR
Glass Box. - Post om

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL for Other Property nne Brlck kesi-
dence and Lot on Market street. containing Ten
rooms. Also a Family R~OckaWay. nearly new.
For particulars apply al The Office Of Judge
5wayne, No TJ (NOOdrun Block Map street
). WALEE-
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or SALE OR RENT walnut

Tor SALE OR RENT-My walnut
III GroVe Plantation on Elyou Eartloiu-
new. in DeSha county. Ara, lOut Of the over
hoW district consisting Of le acres-aD acres
In cultivation, four or hvc hundred acre. old
deadeniug- dwelling house. II cabins gu
house and screw. corn cribs. mule shelters. eU-.
/ viii also sell on The place a suniclency Of ev--
rythinZ uscessay 70 run thE ar1n next year.
consisting 4 corn, fodder. wheat, potatoes. COZ
ton seed, wagons, mules, cattle, hogs farming
implements, etc. i feel III In saying that
Il win compare favorably with any cotton
lands in the West, making IN any ordinary
year from one bale % one and ahalf bales %
the acre. For further Information apply % =
n Weuborn, Midway. Barbour county Ala %
Col RobE- :. Taylor, near the place, or % Ben
ton a Maclean, real estate brokers. = Madison
street MemuHfs- Tenn EeE Inn
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Ia Gov. Orr, Of South Carolina, IN
bis inaugural address delivered several
days ago., expressed himself as follows
to President JOhnson's policy toward the
South
1.-THE clemency which President John
son has 20 generously extended to many
of our citizens, ~ingrantiDg full and free
pardons for participation in the late rev.
O%lutiOn, does honor to his craftsmanship
and 10 his sense Of justice. He is the
ruling power Of a great and triumphant
Government, and by his policy, will at
tach, by cords stronger than triple
steel" the citizens Of one entire
section Of the Union 10 that Gov
eminent which be has 50 long and so
ably supported and maintained. He
vas well acquainted with the South
with her politics and politicians. and
knew, however erroneous in his iudg-
ment may have been their political pri1-
eiples, that they honestly entertained the
sentiment which they protested, and for
which they periled their all; aud after
falling in their end, when they proposed
10 return to their loyalty, that humanity
and policy dictated that they should not
De hunted down for ignoHlinions pun
khment.
al shall give his policy Of reeonstruc-
ton an earnest and Jealous support"
IDAHO OREs.-Dr. Hawthorne, who is
en- route for the Atlantic States, from
Idaho TO Boise, has an interesting col
lection Of ores from those territories
which ne is taking with him. They areon
exhibition at the Occidental Hotel. The
majority of them are very similar TO
the ores Of this State and Nevada.
But the specimens from the "Poor
Mans" claim in Idaho differs from
any We have ever seen before on this
coast. They are very rare, and ex-
eesdingly rich sulphur of silver, seien-
t~iflcalIy known as stephanite. and
assay as high as fifty per cent. in
silver.
Bsrsecretary Stanton has returned to
Washington.
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250 D---5ioisn from a IRON

THREE BALES OF COTTON
II stolen by pray No. I5O--We viii pay
sluo Reward for the recover Of the Cotton and
Drayman, or SO FOR the Cotton without ths
Drayman- The dray was licensed By D. A
Chapman with d p. Wentworth, security.
Cotton was marked E Il. W
ae.H lL NJ. 1. Eln
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EOR SALE-RESr-DK CuLr-vArrox
Il on shares my excellent farm o. SD arr-s.
IN Upton county % miles northwest arlln
MasOu's Depot. on the VI g.. ralIroad- 10
acres IN a line state OF cultivation housA f4r Id
hands, and al Necessary outl0u=az. gin hone.
good orchards, with l.hJJ bushels % corn. 4g5
IDS pork, 1000 or biog lbs fodder. al heal u
cattle, - head OF sheep, ZoUJ bushels cotton seed,
stock hogs, plantation implements. teams. efr-
AL things at hand and complete Tor PLANTING
Refer 70 Judge SE4ine, and Jas r M-er-fmau-
Memphis, or myself, on the premises.
de24 ZW A. H. uTNT.