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come rise mp William Ri-i-ley
And 70 along Win mo-"

bA- Another young American lady,
saws a Paris letter 10 the New York Her
cd, has been married into the ranks OF
the French aristOcracy, ard bears the
title Of Countess. Miss Kate Phalen,
daughter Of James Pheian, Esq, Of New
York, was yesterday married at the
church Of St. PHILIPPE de ROuie, to the
Count NarbOnne de Lara. An elegant
dejluler was given at the residence OF
the brides father, at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bigelow and Maj j.-Gen, Sehoheld were
present. This is the second daughter OF
Mr.. Phalen that bears 8 title, the eldest
being the Niscountess de Gabriac. Sew
eral young American ladies have, within
the past few years, resigned their simple
prehxes for noble titles, and III natured
PeoPis frequently assert that there are
many others who would like 10 do the
same thing and are waiting for IT, and
mat some Of them may wait too long
But OF course this Is mere scandal
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Viryinia TObaccO

WE have IN Store, on Consignment for
w Sale
loo packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tobacco, from medium TO best grades.
a0,0O0 pounds genuine Killickinick smoking
Tobacco.
1900 pound "Bob Lee Smoking. very superior
article.
Which we will sell as low to the trade as ear,
be bought in Virginia, freiEhfs added.
CLARK, ELY q HARVEY
ie20 I'm No. Bradley Hlnckr
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Eastward Tram.
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NOTICE.
To the Stockholders of the Mem
Pllis Gas Light Company.

IN order to fully meet the increasing demand
1 for Gas Light the Directors OF the Memphis
Gas Light Com pany have determined TO greatly
enlarge and extend their facilities for the man.
uiactare and distribution OF gas.
This Is heretofore 70 notify Tie Stockholders
that a call has been made upon them, for thar
purpose, Of twenty per cent. upon their stocI,
payable al the ONCE OF the Company ss2
Second street, IN this city, on or before the l6fb
day OF February next, IN Government money
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
J.. NJ VILLA MSON
President.
WA' Il. fllOAi Jki Sec. tal6 lm
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Flnest WateF PoEer in lhe S0uth.

HENRY P. JAMES, JAwrs p srr5 ,-,r-r
Formerly with SafIar- NaotDbis
rams & Stratton.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Important to Travellers
BErwEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.


The Great Broad Guass
Atlantic aad Great Western Railway
Is now open and running two daily fast ex,
press trains from Cincinnati to New YORK and
ali Eastern cities. Passengers viii nnd THIS q
most desirable route. The equipments OF this
road are unequaled BY any on this continent:
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany AL
night trains, and smoking cars on All Trains.
Ample time Is allowed at regular hours Tor
meals and the unbrDken Broad Guage offers 70
the traveller a degree OF security, comfort ana
speed not to be found on any oiher route. Con-
nectons uiG Cairo, ST. Louis, or Chicago Tor TINS
route are certain also connections Tor Pltts-
burg Philadelphia, Baltimore and W ashington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at all principal Southwestern ofnceS.
For further Information and through tickets,
apply 10 LARRY HARMSTAD,
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, Il Jefferson street,
or To u. B. BNINGTONf
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad, No. IL
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. OF
SIDNEY COOK.
Ii n~., HpuEa.
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PARIS, Jan. 2.-Ihe session or the
French Legislature was opened at one
o'clock to-day by the Emperor, who de-
uvered the following speech:
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I'M OPRTANT TO
COTTON SHIPPERS 4!
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS co" /"
Notice to Merchants.
Quick Time and Lew Tariff!
Order your Goods from New York by
South Western Express COnapaay.

We offer unsurpassed facilities for regular an d
prompt delivery Of Express matter. our goods
are transported by Express Trains in charge OF
special messengers, and We guaranty as QUICK
TINE in transit. as any other reliable Express
company, and at comparatively Low RATES.
Special contracts executed for large shipments,
Merchants desiring goods shipped by our line
VIII please send orders to that effect to their
shippers in New York
For Tariff Of Charges, etc, apply to
DUYAL & HEAZLITT. Agents.
OFFlCE-NO. AZ Madison ST., Memphis. Tenn,
feb2 i'm
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Notice to Tac Payers.
OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
I. -

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTORl
(hEAI EsTATE,i
MEzPHIs, Tenn, January II, 1865.
IN Accordance with a resolution PASSED bv
L the Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen Decs.fr-
Der 9tn. 1865, discount OF two per cent per
month viii be allowed upon ali taxes due he
city for the 3sth corporate year, and ending
June 3Oth. 1856, which shall be paid in Cash be-
tween this date and the end OF said corporate
year. r. L. WARNER,
ialS 5n Tax Collector
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HAeAN,s MAcNoLIARALM

this Is the most delightful and extraordinary
lL1eie ever discovered. Il changes the sun
onrnt lace ana hands 70 a pearly satin texture oi
n. "a G.Fisnlng beauty, imparttHg the marble purity
0i youJhi q the oisiifqae appearance 50 inviting
lreckles, pimples and rOugnness nroIn the slxir,
leaving The complexion fresh, TRANSPARENT 80
smooth IL contains no material iniurious -
the skin. Patronized BY Actress ana Cnsrs
singers. y Is what every lady should have
sold everywhere. Retail price, SO cents.
Prepared by ". r. HACAN Trov II v
Address al orders 10 - a.
DEMAS BARNES & CO..
A"N@o-Sn New York.
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w ANTED, Good Statesmen in every town in
w the south for our New and fmproved
article of Roofing, prepared ready for imme-
diafe use or Shipment
w. II. BIGELOW & Co,
"a Madison street,
Lock BOX VI te4 I'm Mempbig Tenn
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E@P Gen WeitzeI has arrived at New
Orleans. IIeexpresses the opinion that the
country watered by the Rio Grande is not
worth going to war about. He says it is
very difficult to preserve strict neutrality
on the Rio Grande, and officers Of the
army there cencur in his opinion as to
the inUtility Of war with Mexico.
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WHAT GEN. THOMAS THTNKs.-A dis
patch from indianapolis, Ind, to the
Louisville journal, dated the eight in
slant, after mentioning that Gems.
Thomas and Fisk were detained there a
day by missing the railroad connection,
says: Gen. Thomas remarked in con-
veTsation that the state of feeling in the
South was as good as could be expected,
and that the work OfrestOration waspro-
crossing favorably, although it would
ties Of the past four years"
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped to us en- good boats Oh
u IN our Warehouse on sale, is covered by
0ur open Foiices Of Insurance in the Desot0
Home, Etua and Hartford Insurance Com.
panies. TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE q 60.
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F5fV T5rt Of the Speech Of the French
F11e-0r- Comments 0f the Bririst
Reported DispIeGsrC Of Ndp0-
icon uiti MlTiHiii1n.
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NEW FIRM.

II HAVIlyG purchased the entire stock Of John
L b. Reid a Co., No. 22I Second street. Adams
Block, viii continue the Wholesale Dry Goods
Business az the same place, under the name and
style OF Henry B. EdmondsOn ca.
Mr.. James II. Cochran late Of Price. Ferris 4
Co, Philadelphia, as heretofore, will continue
70 give his personal attention TO the business.
HENRY 3. EDMONDSON.
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Daily On advanoeJ per annum SIC y y,
per week
To carriers and neWs-aCaler-s per copy r -
Weekly per aunum an advance "A - y,
HJ EOsl 1scri ptiou eL tered on our lLiiiA N'-
fsr q les time thau one month
RATES OF ADFEKEIsENo-
Cae square one insertion -: q 20 81
two weeks
one month . ~
- Al ADVERT seuleuts considered cue htleE
the Ersl insertion -...-.. q.
Gs- H.igaI lines OF solid nonparell constitute
square. 80 ~. s5,-,.f.r ,-,-i-a
column VIII ue charged ~ cents Per liie-
&C. NarriaEa and uesln nelLces puu4la-Ara 81
Q her s1Fertl-- n1elie-
80 a ] al suls-Ets net larEed Tor a sEe-
rs-l.7 rITge VIII De discontinued al the end OF
Cus week -. ,.s -.
re hauGea lu al the CLERK s desk.
Ge- I7arss1st GdUeT.lsslls7lss must b paid Jor
81 Gfulalre.
80 No advertisement VIII appear IN the
vre. KY uaE-er. unless by special contract
EH- AtverTlseu1eufs TO he inserted in the
Weekly paper ONLY. or 2t irregular intervals ln
elI Ilpr 1i fhe papers, VIII De charged 81 per
square for each and every Insertion.
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"a t7en. Stephen Elliott. the heroic
defender Of Fort Sumter, has been ten
dered and accepted the appointment of
Assistant Agent of Transportation on
the Augusta branch of the South Carolina
railroad.
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ROOFING.

Referring TO the above card we return sincere
thanks TO our friends for the very liberal pat
ronage extended 70 US, and respectfully ask a
continuance Of the same to our successors
ta2l-lm JOHN B. REID n 90.
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Axes, PIOwS. Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXES.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery and Hall Plows
10 Two Horse Wagons.
20 Sacks Corn
90 Bales Hay.
loo sacks Bran
5fn Bushels seed Oats
- HEdS. New Orleans SUGARS
81 B0ls. White Sugars.
90 Bags Coffee
ID Iierces Hams
10 Casks Bulk Sides and Bacon.
Too Grind stones.
l0,D10 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans. etc.
so BDis. salt.
80 B5ls- Mess Pork
10 Packages Cheese.
go Bbls. Moiasses.
50 Kegs Choice Syrups
100 Bbs. Choice Meal
candles, soap. Starch. Tobacco Powder Shot
W hite Lead, Oils, Fruits, Candies etc. '
- In store and arriving -,
January 3ith.
TAYLOR, McEWES, DUKE ACO.
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Dissolution,

rI1HE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name style
Of John B. Reid & Co., Is this day dissolved by
limitation.
JOHN 3. REID.
g. W. MCMAHON.
Memphis Tenn, Jan. p.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ELMW0OD CEMETERY,
s-T-IS6O-X.

s-T-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
They purify, strengthen and invigOrate
They create healthy appetite.
Ihey are an antidote TO change OF water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasInatie and intermittent
feVeTs
They purify the breath and acidlty Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
1hey cure Diarrhea- Cholera a. Cholera MOrhus.
Ihey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters In lie world. TRey
make tne weak strong, and are exhausted ma
ture 8 great resiorer. They are made OF pure
81 CrolX Eum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
sure OF beverage, without regard to age or
time OF day. Particularly recommended 30
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
Sold by an GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and So
looms. Only genuine when the cork is covered
BY our private VI. :. Stamp. Beware OF coun-
terfeits and refilled bottles.
p. H. DRAKE q CO..
p Park Row, New York.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA

All Q0 mAGNOIIA
toilet delight The ladies' treasure ane
genuenen's boon The Sweetest thiugD aut
largest quantity. manufactured from the rici
southern Magnolia Used for bathing the fac,
ana person, 90 render the skin soft ana fresh x
prevent efapuons, 70 perfume clothing, etc.
II overeomes the unpleasant odor OF persplrs-
ton.
II removes redness, tan, blotches, etc.
II cures nervous headache and allays inna-
nation.
II eoois, sOftenE and adds delicacy to the skin.
II yields subdued and lasting perfume
II cures musquitO bites and stings OF Insects
II contains no material injurious 70 the skin.
PatrOnised BY Actresses and Opera singers.
It is what every lady should have. sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and you
viii use no other cologne, perfumery, or toilet
water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents. NY.
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SELLING Off SELLING OFF!
Madame Lavinge

Is Going 20 Paris for new Goods She has
! Bair aud many Fancy Articles AZ greatly
reduced prices, 20 close out her present stock
AMI make room for her new stock Ladies IN
mead of any goods Ia her Line Tlli DO Wei % call
ssaine. Call at Madame }. Lavigne's Ladies
Mirr.sr Of Fashion, No. 855 Main street
nov8)-Sln
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Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCikS have been established at Mem
~ phis, fernando Coldwater. Como Sariis
BalesYllIe Oakland and Grenada, to which
points freights can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To an other
points freightsmust be prepaid.
Much complaint is made in consequence OF
reights being sent back from Depot. Every
euoft Is being male by the Company to get OH
Freights ss last as possible, and Freight Trsin
has been sent out DAILY for the last week. but
sun * is not sufficient 70 meet the demands
Win no Depot in which to receive and store
freight, and but limited supply efroIling stock
we cannot DO the business which is now Offer
ing, satisfactorily % the public. Every exerdon
crease the amount which Is shipped but We
cannot DO more than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
a. S. LIVERMOBE.
lan2 General Superintendent
p$- AU0ldnche COPY.
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COTTON FACTORY BUTLDTNGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Cation Factory

! Is Situated In the Southern Border orr,
! i n1ngo County, Miss. p miles sOuth ar IN, +,
Miss, on the road TO Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section OF Land, covered with pine timber
one large Ialne Factory House, 81 by 42 feet
One large roomy stere House, with good cellars
one large roomy frame, wood or carpenter sbon
one large roomy Blacksmith shop.
one large roomy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
Four single Houses, with sheds attached
Four Single Houses, without shells
One Large Gin House. --1-'' -'i ~
One saw Mil, with New Circular Sa,v
Besides Dwelling House, Stables fsrffs ~.
with the FINEST Water Power in the STATE M
mississippi a large, bold and never faiIina
stream OF W ater, passing through a uafnrai
rock canal-the left bank 30 feet fbe riplf bst,i.
- feet high, Of solid rock. The med or b,,ft1'nI
is aso sona rock in TACT 1t is solid rock canal
with capacity TO drive four 10 ten thousand
spindles in a healthy locality, with good roads
10 Iuka. '''e''
A splendid Orchard of about 800 choice A mile
Trees. Fine Peach Orchard - Pl'is
having been broken up by the war nro-
pose 70 sell TINS splendid property IN toto. but
would prefer TO sell one-halI interest for taeE
20 be invested in COtI IN Machinery. and iT -
sired will remain and superinte1d f1a sa,,',.
or VIII give II up TO the party purchasing the
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists 10
invest in the ~
Finest Water Power in the South,
with all Necessary Building on the premises
Tssuy bulItt large enough ior Spinning and
For particulars, refer to J. G. Terry, Memphis
Tenn; K. ". Price, Columbus. Miss: tle cifi-
Zens Of Tishomingo county Miss
can be found on the premises at all times.
late q ". ! HART.
HENRY P. JAMES, JANFs p sCrT ann
or iLlslly i VIII WIN saIlar- Memphis.
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The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by Any Other Route.
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.
The Memphis and Charleston
RATbROAD

IS prepared ta receive and pay steam boat
charges and drsyage on freights CONSIGNED 10
parties at the following points on the Memphis
ana Charleston Railroad, viz:
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and amer WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the nalns on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road viii run DAILY, as follows:
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APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
3 ENJAMIN 7. DILL
To wAom all Letters should be Addressed
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AND POINTS
South & East of Chattanooga,
And to Stations on
Mississippi Central Rail Road,


Mississippi Central Rail Road.
As follows:
Bolivar, Winona.
lamar Walden,
Holly Springs, Vests
Waterford. Goodman.
Water Valley, Durant
Oxford, PickeDs
JoHeeNllle, Naughan'E
Grenada, Canton
Duck Hill,
Stations omitted, are not provided with,
agenis,which necessitates Prepayment in Menu
phls OF al bills on freight for such places
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail-
road, goes through without change of cars af
Grand Junction.
Parties shipping to points on Mobile and Ohio
Road via Corinth, must arrange TO receive and
pay charges on their goods az Corinah As no
arrangement has been made with that road To
pay charges.
The prepayment OF local freights to points
named above, viii no longer be required
Bills Of Lading should be sent To p NJ PAT
terson Bro, Agents Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, No l3 Court street, Memphis
W. j. EOSS, Gen. Supt
dece-fel0l Memnhis and Charleston Railroad.
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at the past, 7 rejoice in seeing, &C theend
offourfeen wears, France resp peeted abroad
I Tranquil within, without political prison
ers. without exiles beyond its frontiers-
The nation for four score years has am
nlv discussed theories of government. IL
Il now no longer useful TO seek the pOeti-
/ cal means Of improving the moral and
natural condition Of the people.
Let us employ ourselves In spreading
/ everywhere intelligence, healthy eeo-
nomic doctrines, the love Of what is good,
and religious principles.
Let US solve by the freedom Of our
transactions the difficult problem Of the
just distribution Of productive forces; and
let Us attempt to ameiiorate the con-
diti0u OF labor in the fields as in the
workshop. When Frenchmen invested
with political rights shall have been en-
lightened by education they viii dis
cover the truth without difficulty and
VIII not suffer themselves to be seduoed
by possible theories.
When all those who live by daily wa
ges shall have seen increased the benefits
which assiduous toll produces, they VIII
be firm supporters Of a society when
guarantees their welfare and their dig
nifty.
Finally. when all shall have received
from infancy those principles Of faith and
morality which elevate man in his own
ewes, they viii know that, above human
above the efforts Of science
and reason. there exist a Supreme viii,
which rules the destinies OF individuals
as well as of nations.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

Te-rP51 IAF5 1IoSs9E II So Formerly OF whelan Co
NJ. 5. OF Nashville
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From Richmond to charlottesville
The Crops--.au Interesting Trial,

etc.
To the EItJrs Of tie Richmond Di$poth:
On nv way from Richmond t" Charlottes-
Vile observed closely the growing crops
on the fields on the road. Ny opinion i
that wheat will he better than il has
been generally represented. Many fields
OF wheat, it is true, will he very
hight; some will hardly produce the seed
sown but there are some ncldS that Will
Weld onc-third, onc-half, or two-thirds OF
crop; and this is the information OBJ
tanned from the farmers III Albcmarle
court. Occasionally ! would meet 4
farmer who would say his own crop was
very good. found very large breadth
OF land in oats looking very fine, as well Us
immense fields OF corn standing very well
on the ground, and OF Il good color-Ecry
short, certainly; but with favorable sea-
son il will have plenty Of time to grow.
At court, on Monday, they were busy in
the examination OF criminal offences against,
OF. first, Yankee soldiers who were desert
Covers aud horse thieves, and negroes Tor lar
Great By. ,,,.u.,. ,u.;.,,n o,;oo
Inc ' of subornation of perjury. 1t ap-
explodearcd in the investigation OF this case
may lnat in March last, upon the evidence of
negro, gentleman of high character
had been arrested for killing a negro boy
- who had been the slave OF the gentleman
~ SO arrested. Three negro women and
negro man went out hunting witnesses, and
fell in company with II negro girl about
twelve or thirteen years old, and repre-
scented 10 her that the gentleman alluded
TO had killed negro man and thrown him
into the river; and after convincing her
that the murder had been committed, pre-
vailed upon her 10 agree To swear 10 the
fact OF the murder, and took her with
them, her mother admonishing her to sick
10 what she should say on oath before the
justice afterwards, to stick 10 the tale they
had concocted Tor her To swear to, and
n Mmch She did swear 10, although the gen
'nhlah 50 arrested was discharged upon
o'"'i evidence introduced before the JUS
W. let lie was put III peril by this mon
sltouA eiort oil these four negroes. So soon
as TINS gentleman was discharged. he set
about hunting up the negro man thai was
said 10 be murdered, aud iourd hin, .,;n
alive aud well, aud prevailed upon him ,n
go 10 Charlottesville aud show himself ain
living and i'll good health. The nerrn
woman and man were rcinanded for trial
for this nctarious effort 10 procure II Judi.
Cial murder of an innocent man. An old
Innocent looking negro woman gave evil
dencc in this case against the parties under
arrest, and said in her remarks that she
was pretty much u stranger here; that she
had refugeed all the way from warren
county to keep out Of the way Of Yankees,
but at last WAS surrounded which produced
universal smile all over the conrt-room.
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Henry Cleveland, former editor of the
Augusta (Georgia) Const6tutio'uttst, is pre-
pairing volume comprising the life, letters,
and speeches Of Hon. Alexander IL.
Stephens.
Calvin Fletcher, one Of the Oldest and
vcalthiest citizens OF Indiana, died last
Sunday. lie leaves an estate valued 1T
i.OA one 10 two million dollars.