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In a letter written Mt Cnwfords-
vile, Ga, May Is, Hon. A. II. Ste
phcns says: II found all things in
Washington, upon the whole, in a
good condition, If not better, than !
had expected. | have not, from the
beginning, looked for anything from
this Congress. Ny only hope for the
country is in the next fall elections
at the North. Should the President.
policy be sustained in these, all may
yet be we'll. II not, To me the pros
poet Of the future Of this country,
both North and South, j. gloomy in
decd; but from what | saw and
heard at Washington. my hopes for a
speedy change next fall were greatly
stimulated. / am still hopeful in
this view. but far from being san
guinc. Constitutional liberty will,
in my opinion, in a great measure
depend upon the result
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Inventors. Mechanics. Wan.
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uAaAn AA.,
1866,


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Kate was talking glowingly about
love apples. "That's strangel' cx-
claimed Charlie, her accepted lover.
"Why should love be associated with
apples? On the contrary, | thought
that love always went in pairs!'
Kate smiled approvingly.
Prentice says Thad Stevens can't
be relied on now, but when he shall
stand on HE last platform, he will
do to tic to-"
ANDY JoHSsoS.-Mr. johnson,
Il is reported By telegraph, has issued
a percmptory order prohibiting Adj
miral semmes from holding the Office
of Probate Judge at Mobile to which
he was recently elected or from hold
ing any civil office until pardoned.
The Circuit Court Of Kinds, for
the first district, will be held at the
CITY Hall tomorrow. The civil
docket Is unusually heavy. We nm.
derstand there are three men within
the district upon whom legal process
has not been served.-C lorioa.
By direction Of the Secretary o
War, General Howard has issued NJ
order abolishing all frecdmen's com.
missions Tor courtsl in the Southern
States.
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4nutvtorntron.a varfor
aIHllNEc III N1lIIEs

letter. n administrator having hssn grant.
Il h size undersigned IN he psss,s n n D.
ultatsfl dsssssst ny he rs~tsss sass-s =
paaala fnaasf. a he April term. lssa
ihsFeng. therefore III persBaz hzsinz claims
sEaiHsi ssia estate ell sssnlt them viihin he
iisis r-esFfitel ~ tav. 81 lhsv esIl - faFtvss
afff8 1AsR affCHEIts
mf= AAnsfr hifsiuxa
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A correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Press gives the following account
of the grand jury that recently found
the indictment against JEFF. Davis:
"Thcy are alb Virginians, and
many Of them have suffered in per-
son and property at the hands of the
rebel leaders. Five of the Jurors
were imprisoned in Castle Thunder
during the rebellion for refusing to
subscribe allegiance To the rebel usur-
patton. As might be expected, these
gentlemen belong TO that elias known
as Southern Radicals
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A young man in Newport, Yer
mont. wanted q wife badly and took
a young lady ont to ride. After pro-
ceeding a few miles. he asked her,
wi yon marry meg' The answer
rs short n It vas sweet, NO, sir.
Young gent says: "Well, get ont
and 20 home afoos, then" Tho
Young lady arrrptel his aivirr and
rrsrhrsl hnmr IN safrtv
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State II Nislsippi. Paaola eounly. t.
AEnes J. Young and husband. James u. Young
and the children whose names are unknown u
Julia Thumraun, decreased. You are hsnby
cited 10 appear before The Probate Court Of said
county, At the euarf-hoass thereof on The spsh
day 81 June. 1850. 10 show ranse why The anAI
petition Of William =. Harris praying fsr ulls
70 = las n ground in The town II nalsssllle II
said cgBhty. soli petitioner b. Samuel Y. Gala.
sell, nos dsftaasd IN the Lifetime Of dsesassd
should NOT be granted. ~ order Of Court a.asd
The 3is, day d Mar. Isss.
iansi-n wP wo0TTEx, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Where's. Il The Way itsm. isaa 81 he Fnr
late esart # psaaia Fauuty. letters 4 Hlmin.
iilmiian On the estate q John y saunders DE-.
wsH re - aea Haw
therefore 80 persons hs4iHK claims sFainsi nd
ssals. ar hereby nasiasd % have fhsm Pro.
hated ard registered ue8niiaE 70 ls*, ef 'hs1
viii r. EssF tsr haired
SANFORD VT nofHNs
A9m a~istfstas
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Where's letters lsssamsnsafy - ne sssass .
II A. Watkiis, deceased. wsFs granted % N
4nisriKnsd 1t the February term, isss. d III
Honrrahle Probate Court II Psnoia county
STATE Il Niss'aippi Fuw therefore I'll psssunl
having claims aaaiat ssid estate afe hefshf no
sle~a = h=zs sAe=. pf<hAssd al se~Esssr~d =
he psuhaaa rlsrks sHars 81 saia euansf wishiH
he Zine prescribed = ~. y thsr vii : Hsf.
eszt hsfrsf
JOSEPHINE WALKING. Fu<asrs.
FfrTrHrn. rxssasss.
srssf.#4
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Hon. X. A. Hill will hold a term
of the United States Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, at
the courtroom in jackson, on the
fourth Monday In June.
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AGooD NOTWITHSTANDING one
hears il said of a good wife and
mother That "shc's a regular homc
body" The phrase is simple, but Q
world OF ennobling qualities it indi.
Gates, and what a universe of frivol-
tiles it excludes. The matronly home
body is indeed Heavens best gift
to man." Dashing ladies, whose
mission it is to set the fashions, won't
you look in upon your gentle sister
as she sits in her well ordered nur-
sery making the children happy with
her presence? Note how she adjusts
their little difficulties, and admonishes,
encourages, instructs, amuscs them,
as the a 5 may require. DO you
think any nursemaid could produce
such harmony in that little circle?
Is she not an enchautress? Verify,
yes, and her charm is dove stronger
than death" for those sweet young
faces, where you may see her smiles
and frowns 0hough she seldom has
occasion TO frown) reflected in glcc
and sorrow like sun light and cloud
shadow in a quiet pool. What she
is, she will teach her daughters to be;
and blessed arc the sons that have
such a mother.
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raerrrl
Ht aut- HfHFfat#
llilUF tf.u b4l m,..4f f.s
.ad .ila Hl'tmtfr a4 a,bla
tit Information pas f ts,tsa-
I4Ttr #f sl AnD 8nd e.ikaef eftlf.
thi uaush n n. tt 10000 froat
.tuWmul trHn mflr. ta- rpiafrt.
un aor.nr trouble
lhe mnilians III fIr truuus
taken at llIchtiIIr F.. estimated af
s200010, comprising spnpu uf
binv 49,,
Col Nodpc' ol thu u. s Ar
tillcy haa arrived at uElmshurg
and takes command Of ttr United
States forces there
The ar-enaI at Oeleosburgr o%eafIy
filled with Foniau stores.
Cen Lynch, commanding the
forces at Buffalo, has ordered d con-
ecntraiion Of his forces at Batavia.
\ Detroit telegram says that score.
OF suspicious looking strangers are
pouring into Canada, while 1000 Fc-
mans lounge about that city. a
blow Is to be struck on the Western
frontier soon, and the Canadian and
American authorities are on the alert
to prevent It. The latter, with eight
thousand men and a battery Of ar
"Nlt "h' WV iNtHiNi' WIN hAl't
companies OF regulars and the revenue
cutters johnson and Sherman, each
armed with six guns. The Fcnians
assert that Swecny will not strike in
the East until a blow Is struck in the
West
Quite a number of Fenians stole
into Canada to-day. They are sup
posed to be railroad and telegraph
AT Detroit the Fenians are enthu-
siastlc for Sweeny, and large numbers
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A MODEL WFE.-She i all in all
gentle as a ring dove, yet high-soar-
ing as a falcon humble below her
deserving, yet deserving beyond the
estimateof panegyric; an exact econo-
mist in all supernuity, yet a most
bountiful dispenser in all liborality ;
the chief regulator Of her household,
the fairest pillar of her hall, and the
sweetest flower Of her bowcr-haying
in opposite proposings sense to under
stand, Judgment to weigh, discretion
TO conduct, perseverance TO accomp-
lish, and resolution to maintain.
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All peruns having claims against ths estate
II David White, tr, deceased. afs notified 10
present The sauis properly authenticated within
be tine allowed - las. 10 ne II Como Depot
NiH ri. ~ The M wiii b haired. sn1 III
perez asinz said ta,s uill please make I'm
mediate sttisasnt.
AGNES n wntTr.
E~rrrutfix sse.
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Il always sing to please myself"
said a gentleman, who was humming
tune In company. "Then you are
p, At all difficult to please" said a
iady who sat next to him.
Professor Duncan, of Aberdeen,
asked q lady % marry him the an
swer was "No.s The subject was
dropped, but they socn met again.
DO You remember" said the lady,
. question you PUT 10 me when last
We met The professor said he re-
membered. And do you remember
my answers "Oh. yes" said the
professor: "Weil. Mr. Duncan"
pFoeeeied the lady, Il have been led
70 change my mind.n aAnd % have
!; dryly responded the professor
IL retained his bashel9Fship 10 the
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Smf4ps, llAbnrS q Co.. Fnoyf
Srnrf = he above firm Il nmna IN.
Of men who stand No. IN our com
munity Jamcs q. Simpson. H.,
OF o. We shall d the liberty "
calling him Jim Simpson 4. one n
The most energetic and capable Young
gentlemen ~ oar rily. having known
this member Of the firm for wears.
We can youcl for Mr. simpsons IN.
tcgrityt courtesy and business eapiei-
" There are icw young men who
have The prestige Of our friend
as q iirst-class business man and
our country friends may rcly upon il
that any statement made hy Mr..
S'"pson has the stamp of the gen
ulne coin. VIM. Park, Esq, Of thi.
firm, is one of the fathers of Mem.
phis. In our early boyhood, when
Esquire McGcrny used to spank II.
when we were bad, as was frequently
the case-yet he was always kind
Billy Park was one Of the lcadinl
business men of our city. lie wa.
ever the poor mans friend always ,
gentleman, and a model of CONNER.
cial integrity. 1t is compliment SUI.
iicient for us to state that any hous,
is rich already that is backed by tn,
brains and capital of VIM. Park
Mr.. Hodden is one of those cnergeti,
business men who make their mari
in any community - rdianchc.
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A Yankee has taught ducks to
saim in hot water with such sllccess
that ilset lss boiled eggs.
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\. J Roscu, NV. RosAs, 8. ". Gnrrx.
Formerly Of Memphis. Memphl
Nnmrftillr. Trnn.
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Wells < Maxwell,
For The parraae a combating a general
Dry Goods Business.

Would he pleased % ssa hIs fr.sais frnm North
Mississippi pisigiua himsslf that he uli make
i their interest 10 trade with them.
Ian77-1m.
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A. J., ROACH a. TO.
Wholesale Grocers,
Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 52Q FRONT Street, Memphl, Tenn.
We have made large additions 10 our stock
Of provisions staple and hney groceries phia.
klss, h%randiss iolaccus aud wines together
wiih al articles IN our line b. AuiI the trade.
We would invite uar friends aud the trade gen.
orally % examine ouf sioek bsfofe pafrhas ing.
hS- Liberal advances uu cotton IN store, and
careful attention giten 10 the sale II sams. -
fshiI.5m.
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CHASGE.-Freight trains on the
Miss. & Tenn. Railroad run as fol-
lows; Train leaves Memphis, going
South, on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday leaves Grenada, going North,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
BY noting this change, shippers may
save themselves some trouble about
receiving and forwarding freight.
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The cleverest and best business
gentleman to be found anywhere, al
most, is ]. R. Alternately. He is
connected with the house of Risk d
johnson, Memphis, and as he always
was, is ever alive 10 the interests of
his friends. Call and see him when
YOU visit the city.
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RAspBERRIEs.-We were made
the happy recipient, on Monday last,
of a present in the shape of a large
bucket-full of this delicious fruit,
by our friend, Mrs. W. L. Farmer.
May her family board ever groan I'M
der the weight of such delicacies, is
our sincere wish.
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JoHN's PRETTY WIFE.-When
the war broke out John would 90.
No persuasion could induce him to
abandon his fighting propcnsities.
His young wife was in desperate
health, pale, cmaciatcd, feeble and
almost lifcless. The parting farewell,
with tears in her eyes and gQdly advice
from her lips, was truly heart-rending.
During the first twelve months, news
came that Johns wife had passed
away. The war closed, and John,
with honors, scars and glory, return
cd to his once happy home. "But
oh" says he, "that sweet flower, so
beautiful in fading, has passed away.
| will stroll over the walks where
VIC were once 50 happy lie was
seated in the parlor, when a fine,
healthy, rosy and beautiful lady
made her appearance, a scream was
heard, and she fell into his arms.
Happy John ; that was his wife.
But" says John, "my dear wife,
what has produced all this change in
yous" Il have been using DIR.
Dromgoolc's English Female Bittcrs,'
was the modest reply. See adver-
tisement.
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BILL ARP.-We have received a
copy of the letters of this noted
comic writer, some written during
the wal and others since, bound in
handsome book form. II is publish
cd at the office of the Metropolitan
Record, and it is unnecessary for us
to say, is highly interesting. An
agency will be established in our
town for the sale of this book some
time soon. Price, gilt bound, s1,75;
cloth bound, $3.50. Everybody that
wishes to "laugh and grow fat" should
procure n copy. Success to It.
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- -
! tFteH ~ iVH tHhllthHt com
petition In selling groceries, and IL
selling cheaper then tbc cheapest.
Capt. John W. Ward isa partner IN
this bousc, and can always be found
cooked and primcd" for a trade.
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WonNLEY, JOY IL Co.--Read the
new advertisement Of this Grst-class
commission house, in Memphis, and
when you go to the city, be sure to
give them a trial. Their business
capacity is Of a high order, and we
cheerfully recommend them.
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OW eiusW and hbd.gHo Young
.faj, Charlie Grave mliop lewn
n witt lhi. week W. ean nlvoys lie
fund At fe boase II Ladmar, FOL
lek 4 g., Memphis, ready 70 a..
eYmmmiate his numerous ffiends
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ArrESrioS srocRnotpEnsll-
Don't fail to be at The meeting indi-
Gated IN another column, Of the
stockholders Of the Miss. Il Tenn.
Railroad, to be held at Sardis, on
Wednesday, the Goth Of this month.
Every interested man should attend.
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John u. Bcgbie & Co..


Having associated himself with n. u WELLS
No. 80 Main street, pfotine Bloek, under the
Esw4 MMa.a.WH as.f-
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STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SAW AND GRIST MILLS, &c.

WE will also purchase second hand Steam
Engines and Boilers, or Repair and Sell the
same for other parties. Also furnish any kind
fNew Machinery at Cincinnati and New York
prices-also Pipes, Pumps, Pillow Points and
Land Slides always on hand. We are also
manufacturing
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TaORTY acres Of land in West Enterprise, IL
Il is within the corporation, and part Of It has
been in cultivation. Apply -.
THOe. WO0LVRETON,
900 Enterprise, or
J. J. SHANNON,
,.sasw1m. Jackson.
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By TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The special
|ommittee Of the Senate have agreed
b report bill appropriating $4,000
200 for the temporary repair of the
mississippi levees The bill will pass
be Senate, and several of the most
prominent members of the House have
Indicated their intention to vote for
Mr. Roland offered a resolution, re
Biting that Albert ElmOre, recently
dominated by the President and con
irmed by the Senate as collector of
customs, at Mobile, held an Office at
pne time under the late Confederate
Government, and calling upon the
Secretary of the Treasury for a copy
the official oath filed by said FL
bore, which was adopted.
1t Is believed the President will veto
the new Freedmen's Bureau and the
|yo tariff bills, if they paoo in the form
Is reported by the committees. The
amendments adopted are even more
prohibitory than the original bill.
New YORK, June 30.-All appre-
bensions about the cholera here have
eeased There is a case occasionally,
put it eXctes only local attention.
Quarantine is also free from the
Scourge. There were no deaths or
Emissions yesterday from that dis
base
New YORK, June 30.-Cotton dull
-sales 500 bales at 81 to 40c.
Gold, 1873. Sterling Exchange sight
pills, 1iO1.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The land of
ces in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Arkansas are to be
Consolidated at Montgomery, Ala,
tallahassee, Fla, New Orleans, La,
Jackson, Miss, and Little Rock, Ark.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Herald's
correspondent who is with Generals
ftcadman and Fullerton, writing from
Prenada, Miss, asserts that the condi-
Jon Of the freedmen's bureau affairs
the worst of all in that State He
llege5 that guerillas and other ruff
PANS murder and outrage agents of the
Bureau and also citizens, and practice
VNOlLlllS GIuclJlto OH IlO lACCNIhCh'
The Florence, Italy, correspondence
Pf the Herald says, the Chamber of
Deputies are discussing project of
lhe greatest moment, which will, doubt
ess, be carried into execution. 1t con-
fscates all the church property in the
Kingdom, and devotes the proceeds to
Rational uses 1t is very sweeping in
Is provisions. 1t completes the APP
Preparation of ecclesiastical property
u one act, and leaves no necessity for
Further legislation.
WASHINGTON, July IA letter from
credible source dated Tampico,
Mexico, June 10th, says the people OF
Huejutla and all the other principal
towns in the Huasteca district, have
risen again in favor of Juarez. Victorii
4is also in the hands of the Juarists
The writer says the latter will take
Tampico from the Imperialists, it,
capture being entirely feasible, mas
much as it is garrisoned by Mexican
Impressed into the service; and the,
will not fight against their own PEG
pie.
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HURLEY, RUDOLF & co,
Proprietors,
Corner Seventh and Green Streets,
Dl1dEW6m. Louisville, ivy.
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State of CORRecticut,(
County of Hartford.
HARTFORD, 18th May, 1866
Personally appeared James G Batternu President,
and Rodney Dennis, Secretary, If The TrapeLers
Insurance Company, and severally made oath that
the above statement by them subscribed is true.
cording to their best knowledge and belief.
Before me,
CHAS. L. WILSON,
Notary Public
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
TETTER OINTMENT
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the cureaof tina
class of maladies usually termed