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GIN. SYEgEDAS as a REGULATOR
RF TRADE


By the following extract from the New
Orleans Tl7te Deitd it appears that Gen.
Phil. Sheridan is dealing with the in
ternaI affairs Of the Crescent City with a
firm hand:
YThe magazine near The Barracks, on
the LETT bank of the river, is ~ charge Of
The keeper appointed by the city,
and cur merchants are provided with a
uIace 10 store powder where It VIII
he safe, and from which they can
draw il rs required by the demands OF
trade. The manner IN which this happy
state OF things ives brought about is
narrated bv the reliable gentleman to
be a. follows: The order was issued 10y
Sen. Sheridan for Mayor Kennedy TO
take the powder house of The hands Of
the dep6t 3ulrllrEaSte and open it
under charge of a responsible maH, the
merchants having complained that they
were without place TO keep ammuni-
lion. The Mayor paid no attention 70
toa ..r.Iar and consequently in a day or
Two was reminded OF 10 by Gen. &Esvi-
Fan. Then the protest was written
NV the Mayor, which we have noticed,
bgt repiri.sd withot comment "because
| II was considered dlsrespeciNu, and
as no further notice was taken
I Of the order, Gen. Sheridan sent Tor ftls
/ Honor. DR.. Kennedy, armed with law
Z books sad other documents, marched
( into headquarters, ami IN a characteristic
speech endeavored 10 convince The Gen
eral that his action was illegal. Alter
the Dngto. lcgcluded, il is recorded that
/ Gen. Sheridan Quietly renarKeui " Dir.
/ Kennedy. II that magazine Is not open
! tomorrow for receiving and issuing the
ammunition Of merchants, under charge
1 of d zeeper appointed by you, there viii
/ he a new MAYOR OF kew Orleans uY sun.
set.U Hero was q very unexpected and
undesirable snag In the way that the
/ Doctor wisely declined coming in contact
/ with. He appointed the required Seena'
] af osaa %
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WESTERN FOUNDRY
AND
NJ "a IN Inc . N 0Py ,
VIM. A. ROBINSON & CO

VIM. >. R9BINsoN, ate OF QIiuby & Robinson,
Memphis.
J. q STOKES, late of Stokes & Taylor, Memphis,
T. NICKOLsOE, L. b. fsAUSDERs formerly with
Quinby q Robinson.
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whom he takes so much intereS would
know what the meaning Of the word
Uvhitewash" was. Laughter He
ssvs Uaat this man, who stood firm when
everybody else faltered, this man, who
sfood sirsiast alone in the midst Of an
enraged population, and ia the very
storm and strife Of the worst civil war
perhaps the world has ever seen, comes
hero 10 "whitewash." What does he
mean except that the President Of the
United States, in an official communiea-
ton to this body, comes here 20 lie; that
Is the plain English Of it; comes here
either 10 suppress the truth or 10 suggest
a falsehood.
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two weeks ~
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GOLD HEATING.

OF this wonderful business, so extern
siveiy manipulated in New York, il is
said Ihut until quite recently, the art was
scarcely practiced I'm this country. What
Is wonderful about il is, that a single
.grain of gold may be beaten with the
hammer so rs to cover seveniY-iiVe
soulare inches, which would leave il less
than the three hundred and fifty thou
sandth part of an inch in thickness, or
recurring more than a million sheets to
make a pile three inches high.
This would be about the twelve
handrcdth part of the thickness OF eom-
mon printing paper, and IS owing to the
extreme tenacity of gold. \ pound OF
gold NAV be drawn into wire that
would resch around the globe. A silver
wire. coated with the thinnest wash Of
gold, may he drawn out 10 an indefinite
extent without breaking the coating 50
much that a defect could be discovered,
even with a microscope. The gold
which is used for beating is very slightly
allowed with silver and copper, unless
the leaf is TO be exposed TO the weather,
when pure gold is used. Ii Is first
melted in an ingni. long and narrow,
which, on being cooled. IS passed through
ualished steel rollers. till il is reduced to
In thickness. 1t then passes into the
hands Of the beater. The gold ribbon is
cut into pieces of an inch square, and
one hundred and forty Of these are placed
bptween rs many sheets of the vOlumn,
when the heat0rlays on with
his heaviest hammer, beating the pile
about an hour first with one hand, then
with another, shifting the hammer with
out any pause, and very deity turning
The book over, or from side to side, be-
/ vcan the blows. BY this time the pieces
of gold viii have expanded to the size
of the velium, when they are taken
Ont, and each one Is cut again into
four. They are again placed within
sheets of veilum, thus making pile Of
six hundred out OF the original pieces,
which are belabored for another hour or
more with hammer Of less weight than
the first. The faces Of all the hammers
are. slightly convex, which causes the
a,oId TO spread. When this beating is
c9mpjefed, the leaves Of gold are again
suhdivided by four making two thousand
four hundred in all, and are put into
three parcels of eight hundred
each, the gold alternating with
tie vellum, as before, and each par
eel is subjected to another beating,
more carefully administered, on account
of the extreme thinness Of the metal.
The hammers decrease in weight as the
process goes on. The beating lasts for
i've or six h0gFs', at the close of which
the edges Of the leaves, which are quite
uneven, are cut with sharp reed, as the
gold adhercs toa metal knife, and the
leaf, ready for use, Is placed in the books
i'm which it is sold, each leafof gold being
about three inches square, and twenty
five making a book. They are very sell
In, t.rrr, ~. nl.l l.nl
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Rradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
Isof the best material, style and manufacture
and the most graceful, durable and economi-
oal skirt made. For sale by
RICE, STIX 4 co.
3o5IZ and afT Main street
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s,y.ss and commitment Of the Pris-

On SATURDAY. niEut, fbe tMehly-ln-tu
instant, the Jury found Mrs. HaYiland as
principal and Baker as accessory % lne
mu-dfr of TIE children. They did thh
upon the testimony and her confession,
and without reference 10 the result ~ llie
ANALYSIS at Ann Arbor, which sl7taihs
the confession Of the WOMAN HaViland.
Warrants have been issued iDr the ar
rest q the Supposed criminals. As such'
they have been confined as witnesses
heretofore There cannot be DOUBT az
10 Ehat viii be the result. They viii be
held for Trial 90 the next term Of Court
% be held st Marshall, February first,
eighteen hundred aud siALg-six, for muir
der-wiiifgl, cold bl0oded and diabOlical
murder
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Bradlcy's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.
Is the best qualify in every part, graceful
10 shape, and being flexible, make tine most
stylish, comfortable and economical skirt worn.
For sale by
MACK BROTHERS & BONN
nov23-Sn 26i Main street.
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Memphis aad charleston Railroad.
CHAnaE q sCHEpULE.
Rastward Trains.

On ana affsF WIN Fs=DAT. the sfh Instant
the trains on The siTinphis and Charleston flaii
road VIII run DAILY IS follows;
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HS- Refer by permission TO Choate & Co.,
Memphis; Tennessee National Bank. do; +. VI.
Avery, cashier, and A. NJ. Foute. late President
Gaytso savings Institute: r. P Boiling Presi-
dent Home Ins. and Trust Co. de24 3m
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This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure Refined steel Springs, ingeniOusly
bIaitled tightly and firmly together, edge TO
81 ge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
~, and durable spring ever used. They seldom
b.nd OF break, like the Single Springs, and con-
seauently preserve their perfect and beautiful
Shape mora than twice as long as any single
ss,,rinE skirt that ever has or can be made
The wonderful tieXlbility and great comfort
and pleasure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic skirt Will he experienced particularly
M all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages,
ryulroad cars, church pewS, arm chairs, foI
nremenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
fplded when in use to occupy small place as
easily and conveniently a muslin dress
a lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for a single day will
Fever afterwards Willingly dispense with their
Sc For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior TO all others
THE hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long aS
the single yarn covering which is used on all
Jingle steel hoop skirts. Tho three bottom rods
An every skirt are also double steel, and twice
M double covered TO prevent the covering from
wearing OF the rods when dragging down
,nairs stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject to when in use.
r All are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapt-s and are the best quality in every part,
living to the wearer the most graceful and per
lee: shape possible, and are unquestionably the
iightest most desirable, com nfortable and eco
n0rnical skiri ever made.
For sale IN all first class stores, Wholesale ane
Retail, in thti cfV, and throughout the United
states and Canadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
South America, and the West Indies.
81 Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (OF
pOubIe) Spring Skirt.
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TRANSPORTATION
All, POIXTs.sOUTH & WEST
New York, BOston, Philadelphia.

4 Nd all the principal Eastern and Northsr-
u cities connecting at New Orleans with the
Merchants and PeOples Lima 20 st. Louis, 2ad
with Harris a Morgan7s Line OF Steamers o..
Mobile. and to Galveston. Texas
Through Bills OF Lading viii be issued At new
York for Mobile, tialyestsn. Baton Rouge.
Natchez Viezsburg, Memphis, Cairo and 81
Louis, and to all points and places on the Ms
isslppi river and Calf Of Mexico within the
course OF the several lines running IN couDec-
ton.
The Line is composed 0f the Larpesf and
Mosf Eleoas;s SfeontshipS which have ever been
built in the country for any home line. They
ttre in every respect dttcd FOR ocean service and
the route upon which they run Ihelr passsu-
.:eF accommodations are not rNceleG BY thOs5
upon any steamers in the world
All Freight must 30 delivered at the Com
pany's Warehouse, upon their F1er. 30. 81
North River, New York City, )Fnird Pier above
foot OF Canal street. where IL viii be receivel
during all business hours.
Through Bllls Lsding VIII be given 5y tha
above Line for COT-EBA and other Mereual-
disc to New York and all points East, HFLi1oul
additional charge, alG 81 as low rates as b. 1n5
other line.
For further information, apply 10
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TRuE CHIvAIRY. is the chivalry Of
South Carolina detd9 Has il been
laughed or lashed out of existence? On
the contrary, we trust that it has only
been purified by the trials through
which il has passed, and that It is now
about To assume another and a better
form. There Is no denying that itneeded
a TRANSPORTATION of some sort. With
all its real nobility Of impulse and
purpose, it had its ludicrous and
unworthy side, Il was brave, but it was
bOastful; IL was generous, but IT was
narrow minded: il did not understand
that "pride, hOWe'er disguised in its
own majesty, is littleness;" and il,
therefore, not seldom tripped over
its own enormous self cOnceit
Nevertheless the metal of which il
was composed was genuine, and il ought
accordingly to have been rather tempered
than injured 10y the fire into which it
was lately plunged. If this mas been the
case, its value as an element in the char
acter Of the people viii be al once hum
bier and higher than It was Of yore. Per-
haps we have already seen the
evidence Of some such change in the
patient fortitude with which the
/ Inhabitants of the State have endured
! their past misiortunes, and in the
calm defiance with which they look for
ward 10 the difficulties Of the future. But
/ the results that we hope for, most es-
pecially, are yet 20 be developed. We
1 desire TO see the people realize the fact
that they are standingupon the threshold
J Of a world In which the truest ehigalry
viii be 10 20 bravely to work with hand
or head. The knight of the nineteenth
century is he who believes in the nobility
Of labor Charleston Daily South Caro-
{ hIiiaa.
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DagNa - rae pUzPET-sCENE ~ a
CIfUtGss,

The Bcriqit, a Belgium paper, gives
The following acrOuut Of disgraceiW
scene which recently occurred m Engs-
berg .-
"Two Redemptoris friaFs Of -. Irond
had been invited 10 preach at Ehgshets.
One Of them accordingly ascended tae
pulpit with staggering steps, whether
from excess Of emotion OF
come other cause the e0ngregal-
lion could not at first imagine. 1helf
dalIbt however. was not of long durA-
tiop for though the choir was still chant
ing and the organ playing, me pieaeh.eii
at once began his sermon, when ne s'iiu
you'd be on drunkenness and the dall-
oerS OF that shameful vice. The people
soon saw that the preacher was Wen 'ia-
vaneed IN his subject, being as far intoXi-,
Gated as a man could be who retained
his powers of speech.
mihe cure OF Engsberg endeayored y
persuade the friar TO leave the pulpit Ddi
M latter. with all the Obstinacy Of a man
in drink refused, and kept on talking
most strangely, 10 the amusement o
some Of the congregation, AMI thedisgus'
/ az otbers. An attempt was then made U
| drown his voice with the sWen oil lAt
or0an. but he went on gesGculaliiiS aIu
shouting more furioGsly thaD before -
his Wild movements be at last kiloekee
down one of the tapers Lighting lhe pu'
Bjt. and sci his hair on ire agailis
another. The people, fearing the piae'
/ would be set on fire, then LETT the chhfci
and the excited orator was taken uo"i
from the pulpit and carried 20 bed.
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NOTICE no sHIPPERs.
The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared to recaive ana pay steamboat
charges aud drayage on frelghts consigned 20
parties at the following points on the Memphis
and Charleston Kaliroad, viz.
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Good Dwelling and Cabins, new Gin ard Iron
Screw Press, and in Stock and Provisions some
s., 900 WORTH all together, they stand, $4,000
in specie or It's equivalent. The place, without
the persOnalty, is worth S30,U0l There are
thirty-iive hands ON the place.
We have several other places az lew 0oWH
figures. Also, City Property. call on
BEARD & CARR,
RoLn No. %, Jackson Block, Main ST.
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j. ". Hopkins & Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

I W. HOPKINS, formerly real estate broker
u and agent. at Memphis, Tenn; John W.
Fauid. attorney at law and general insurance
agent, and James a. Martin, land surveyor at
Little Rock, Ark, offer their services TO the putt
lie generally as Agents FOR the Collection OF all
Civil Claims, for the sale and Payment OF
Taxes on all Property entrusted 10 their care.
An communications promptly answered. Mr..
Hopkins of this firm, viii be found in business
hours at No l, Post Office Building, Oilice Of W.
K. Barnett & Co, for a few weeks 20 come. We
have on hand large number Of Fine Planta-
tions; some for sale and some for rent. many Of
which are on the NiSsissip ppi, Arkansas, Qua
chita, Sunfower and other rivers, ana near the
same Large and Small Places Also, about Two
Hundred Thousand Acres Of ChieOt Cotton
LANDS selected for actual settlement, all priced
Low FeTV LOtU. j. W. HOPKINS q co.
Mepiphis Tenn, Dec. 10, 1865. de.0 Inns
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soo. .z5O i'm Coin.

There are thirty hands on the place anu y
adioins a similar one which vas so,a on ths
20th Instant for the same ptieey - .stll I =
than that.
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n.y. A man in Albany put hAndker-
chief wet with chlOr0form, TO his nose to
oet +, sleep, while suffering with neural-
0ia, and the next morning was found
dead.
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On Saturday the examination again
continued. until the close of the day,
when the mother Of children expressed a
desire % the Sheriff 10 be placed ON the
stand again. Her request was granted,
when she made the confession winch lol-
lows. il was taken dowa as it iel from
her lips. Here il Is:
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Bss- The small pOX is raging fearfully
around most o! the chief cities of
Georgia, especially Marietta, where the
negroes are dying ten day. In Atlanta
it is about as bad, and at Macon, Savan-
nah, and many other points, bad enough.
The destitutiOn isgreat, and the suffering
this winter will no doubt be severe i'll
spite of all efforts that can be made.
rs The term of President Juarez hav-
ing expired, Gen. Ortega, Vice President,
hncomns the President.
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Virginia Tobacco

WE have in Store. on Consignment for
w Sale
200 packages sound Virginia Manufactured
Tohaceo from medium to best grades.
Tobacco.
1000 pound aBob Lee" Smoking, very superior
Which we VIII sell asIovs TO the trade As can
be bought in Virginia, ghts added
CLARK. ELY & HARVEY.
de2o 2m So.2 Bradley Bsock,
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Paris Cor. Liver 5oul Joursal, Dec. z.
CuuTOUs STATEMENT As To THE
RELATIONS OF NAPOLEON ANs;
HAEfEELzAS.
The affairs of Mexico have come at
last TO the crisis anticipated by wise men
rom the very first, but not anticipated
1v them TO take place quite 50 soon. Tha
difficulties which have arisen between
the court of the Tuilierics and that Of the
Emperor MaXimilian, with regard 10
FsaraE: have renewed the rumur of the
secret treaty of Miramar, which en-
n8wers the Emperor 10 withdraw his
troops at amy time from Mexico when
ever sdaximilian's payments should be
two mOnths IN arrear. The preteXt
would DE curious enough on the part Of a
power which prides itself on conoiliating
for ideas glCHa,
Louis Philippe, whose system differed
with this Ideal one of Louis Napoleon,
declared the country rich enough to pay
for any amount OF glory il might choose
20 purchase. But, in this case, the pre-
text viii be seized without a scruple by
the Emperor, who, in presence of the ir-
rtation displayed by the United States,
is resolved to avoid a further cOmplica-
liOn of the difficulties amid which he has
so thoughtles-ly rushed. The cause Of
the GOODNESS between the two EmperOrs
is the refusal by Macmillan to receive as
Minister to France etheinvaluable treasure
sent him in the capacity in the person Of
NJ Lauglais. Macmillan, whose whole
life has been spent in lodging his dams,
is scarcely given enough Ia confide his
purse Itself to one Of his most urgent
creditors.
The message from the United States,
4
the bearer, whatever the agreeable jour
mails may declare TO the contrary, has
caused the greatest ire az COmpiegne.
Macmillan has given orders FOR the evac-
uation of the Northern and Southern
portions Of the Empire, in order 10 re-
main as true as possible to the family
tradition Of the qitqdrdidtere. The EN-
press Charlotte, whose journey to Eu-
! rope II Ostensably occasiOned by the wish
I TO visit her father in his dying state,
[ leaves with the greatest regret; but Ma
I imilian, on behoding the war of eXter-
minatiOn which is now commencing he
4 tween the insurgents and the Imperial
/ lists, as the natural consequence of all
/ that has gone before, insists on placing
! his wife out of danger.
/ The Paris Journals are strictly forbid
/ den 70 speak of Mexico. and Yesterday
/ the Office Of the TsBlDs was visited by the
man in black, IN nigh dudgeon at what
! he termed the "indiscretionn of which
that paper has been guilty. The arrival
/ in Paris OF the magnificent jewels be-
longing 10 the Empress Charlotte under
preiegsa 0I altarah0n and repairs, has
given rise to all sorts of comments.
People say that a certain great financial
im has been induced 20 lend a cOnside-
rable sum upon The imperial caronet,
which was composed of the Whole of the
wedding diamonds Of the Princess Louise,
and which was all the dover King
Leopold ever got with his wife.
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South & East of Chattanooga,
And to stations on
Mississippi Central Rail Road,
A foliovn.
Cotton lSeedi Cotton Seedi!

1000 Bushels Boyd = Prolific Cotton Seed n,
.SiUH sacixs. warranted 70 be sound ne
Tssr's seed, Prizes psr ouahel, 3
sooo bushels Cotton ssaa, in sac.s We
ranisd 10 be soands this years SEED, Frics Der
ROBERT Mc6REGOR 4 co
de5-lm , Vmos, 10 Front street.,
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Fine Brick Residence with 5 Rooms,

Is Cabins, II OF which are Of Brick;
Large stable, Barnes Gin, Mill, ete-, ami per.
ssnalty In Corn. Fodder, Pork, Stock tattle tnu
Hogs, Mules, Wagons, Household suflli ~, nc
etc, worth in currency sl5,e00. All As lhey
stand for
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Corrsspondence OF tine Chicago Tribune
THE TRAGEDY At BATTLE CgEER,
MECH.
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pS-Ia the castles and palaces Of the
ancient ex-nObility Of France, the taxes
trv frequently presents memorials Of
frair nride of ancestry. On the tapestry
Of an APARTMENT IN the paisce of the ex-
Dul-a N Choiseuel, is a representation Of
the deluge, in which a man Is seen run
ming along after Noah, and calling out,
tsAIy good friend, save the archives oi
the Choiseuei family
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?
Very flexible, folded easily when In use, 70
occupy small space and an article Of superior
SOUTHERN PALACE.
NIXON, WOOD q CO.,
/ Mar, x
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RG- Two railroad contractors have run
away, up north, leaving thirty or forty
thousand dollars due 10 their employees,
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1890 Acres.
A Bale to the Acre.

Ten Miles from Goodman Station, Ia Holmes
County, l0O0in Cultivation and so R.eh Creek
Bottom, which will produce
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic skirt.

Combining elegance lightness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestiOnably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MENKFN BROTHERS & CO.,
DIR Main 81 corner Ct,urt II
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R&-The police Of Schleswig have Is
sued a notice ordering the portrait OF the
Prince Of Augustenburg to be removed
from an the restaurants, cafes and places
OF public resort in that town.