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FOR1IETH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION,



WAsHINsToN, Dec; 5,--Mr. Anthony (R. ~ intro
Soceo OIL to suhorIzs the c2ayeFslon OF registered
Mr Whey CIV, Va( introduced a bill inqulring Of
w seSesy q war the number or eoqTsd and
tated and those who failed TO apply for registration
clause resolution q print extra copies Of the
FTeSioengs message was iostSIiy ~ cas- " M nays yS
but not sgued by the Presiden giving further seoa
Msss ~ Po@eFoy won ana oher
the expiration OF the morning hour, when Mr. Ed.
munds bill In relation 70 specie payments was again
House or Representative.
WASHINGTON, Dec 5-Mr. Hubbard (Iowa) :ntro-
duced bill extending the time for com pleting tue
Sioux city Railroad. Referred TO the Committee on
MI GeIz (Pa.l rose to make personal ex xplsnatiou
OF teegraphlc blunder in the report of Tuesdays
House proceedings by which some remarks made by
himself In reply 10 Mr. echenck (Ohol the subject
sage his (Getzl remarks :having been tackled on and
Mr.. se6enck, fiom the Committee Of Ways and
Means reported bill repeating the authority OF the
the ency by retiring cancelllng United states
notes. Read twice and recommittsd.
War was directed 70 oonamupGs.e the report o. Gene
grange, Tennessee, for violation OF his parole and
released from military custody by Judge rwigg under
Mr.. Williams (Ind) introduced a bill to fund the
deot OF me United states and 70 pro.
Committee on Ways and Means
Mr.. Myers (Pa) Introduced bill TO increase and K
the subsistence department OF the army Referred 20
the Committee on Military Affairs.
and Means was instructed 70 inquire into the sspe,
dlency Of exemptng from tax all articles the oducts
on motion Of Mr. Ingersoll (Ih) the Conmittee OF
expsaiency Of Restoring he caprenoJ q an amoSns
retired sipee ne e,i aeS Of April ~ lssf
restoration ofthe late Rebel States. Referred
Also bIi to iix the time 0or the eieoton Of Repre-
sen,atiyes and Delegates Ia Congress- Referred 20
on motion Of MI Kerr CInd.l, the Commttss Of
Ways and Means was instructed 10 inquire inso me
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The French OccupatiOn of Roma.

ID 1ItFII1lItU IetCyTuINE
PARIs, Dec. 6:--The discussion In the French
Corps LegtstatT on the occupation of Rome stiiI
continues. M. Theirs defended the policy of the
Government IN preserving the temporal 90 wer
OF the Pope, and characterized GariDaldi as q
troops have left Italy,
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CATARRH-For Chrome Catarrh of long standing,
Acute Catarrh or cold in the Head. frequent dis
charge from the Nose Sneezing, Acute Cheryza,
nothing EQUALS Humphreys specific NO, 10. This
class Diseases is we'll known Is OF very frequent,
nav, almost universal prevalence, and the chronic
forms are especially obstina nate Ordinary remedies
are OF very little service in eecting cure, is the
boasted Inhalation any better - .
Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street, DyOtt d Co., No. 2S2 North Second street
Wholesale agents, Sold also by George y. Evans,
Sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose Smith Broad
and CT esnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
Streets John Bley Franktord road; Roche Fifteenth
and South streets; Callenoer, Third and Walnut
streets: HIckmRn, No. 1886 South Second street, Mar
shall Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe No S2O
Market street. Sold In Germantown by w, r. Jones'
SeneraI Depot, No. 6S7 Area street.
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--latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-GOtton hrmer at I614c for mid
dlipgs Flour firm and t92oc; higher; l90OO oarrels
II 25; Southern, ts6O@IS sG California, sl2 5O@ls23.
Whea firm and advanced l@2c. 28 600 bushels sold;
Corn frmer; West rn Sl'3l@l 321S. Oats hrmer
Barley dull. Beef dull. Pork firm: new mess, $2l'50
G12l 621a. Lard dun at l21a@3c. Whisky dull,
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The Impeachment Report,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Numerous applications
have been made TO members OF the House OF
Representatives for copies OF the testimony in
be ret. as no extra copies have been ordered to
be printed, but only sufficient number TO
snpnly each member with one CODY only.
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TSIE Secretary of the Treasury's Report reveals
very satisfactory Ltate of the national finances aud
says the Secretary, This fitting opportu nifty
TO further provide for its Improvement" Speaking
of "itting opportunities" they abundant as
hitting customers at this of the year the large
Ready Made Clothing House of Charles Stokes Co.,
under the Continental.
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APPLICATIONS for the admission Of orphans into
the Riverside Institute are pouring in from all sec
tons. The Institution will be open the first of the
new year. and the Trustees will admit just such
Der the funds subscribed at that time win permit
Subscriptions will be received at No. s2l Chestnut
street until day fixed for the grand distribution
saOn nln vvnrth of preaents.
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The Pacific Mail.

WAsHNGFoN, Dec. 6.-PostmasteL-Vsene en- en- eTat ~.
House assi5g an appropriation Of $4,000 = re-
qured 10 pay for the mad service peswssn wv tse A..
Francisco and the Sandwich isiahU9' ~ f-N -
cal wear ending With June, 1862.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS held out to the pur-
ehasers of Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
Lock stitch Sewing Machines. The attachment of
the Bruen Manufacturing Company's new cloth plate
70 them forms the greatest comb aation vet achieved
by sny inventive genius. This makes three di-tnct
and different stitches: the lock stitch, alike both
SIDES of the aorc the elastic double loop stitch using
the thread directly two spoOl, without rewind-
ing the bobbin, and the three cad ornamental
stitch. which is adapted the execution OF the most
exquisite embroidery. Messrs. Peterson g. Little
furnishing those now gIchsslng the Wheeler & Will
new cloth plates without any additional cost. and
It can be applied TO most of their old machines.
Price $lO. The Wheeler q Wilson is the cheapest
machine in the market, Call and examine 1t iat
No. 7O4 Chestnut street before making your pur'
ChRseS
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MARRIED.

CRAIG-HAAs.-On the evening OF the 1st instant,
by Rev. A. II. Lung, WILLIAM II. CRAIG TO NIO-
LETTA HAAS, all OF the Twenly-second ward Fhl-
ladelphia,
MoNTGoMERY-REESs.- By the Rev. John
Chambers Mr. ANDREW MONTGOMERY, OF Bal
timore Mics CARRIE, daughter OF Colonel Charles
Bard Recess, of this city.
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Illness of General Steadman,

WASHINGTON, Dec. GA report prevailed last
night that General Steadman was stricken with
apOplexy yesterday, and was therefore very i'll.
This, however, was not tie case. The General
bad an attack of vertigo, but this morning is on
the street and in oAeerlnl spirits.
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From Colorado.

DENVER, Colorado, Dec. 5.-The House passed
bill, by II majority, removing the capital to
Denver. 1t will pass the Council tomorrow.
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ETeavy verdict for the Government

Cr,crNNATl Dec am the case Of the Vn.soO V.s
states against Chanee X Co., whisky asdsoi as1dsqi,t ~
for alleeed fraud the jury returned AFoANAVsO OA
2bsnoo IL favor Of the Goyern~sn~
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A N 10 U No E NJ E N T..
oHns1 No. 72i Oh EsNUTStreet
HIS entire stock Of
BOOKS CHROMOs, FRAMES, ETC,
at GREAT REDUCTION from
Pubshers' Prices.
BOOKS AT 90 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
BOOKS AT rs PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
More than 1000 VOLUMES of Standard Works in
every department OF Literature.
Half Turkey Morocco
Halt Calf. at the above discounts
nom the publishers prices
Among The authors are:--
Dickens, Bulwer, Tennyson, Bayard Taylor, saxe
Burns, Charles Reade, Kingsley, Currer Bell Boxer
Scott. Whittier Longtellow. Byron, Dryden, Cowper.
Cbaucer, TaSso, Pope, Jane Taylor Grace AguilaF
Julia Kavanagh, Captain MarTyatt, Winthrop, Camp
bell KiTke White Shakespeare.
AT 40 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
1000 SETS OF New and Popular Juveniles In neat
AT 40 PER GENT DISCOUNT.
shakespeare's Complete Works, elegantly Illus
trated and bound In Turkey Morocco.
Published at fl0-Selllng for s6.
- AT 1875 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
lOoO volumes OF Elegant Juvenile Books.
The Handy Volume Shakespeare, In IS small
case.
Published at SlO-selling' for 81.
--,., Al LARGH DISCOUNT
Onf whoie STOCK or Books, comprising the AAfBesV
~ ~ u, ~ ~ @ assortment In the country
No 724 CHEsNUT STREET,
mas week i2B3t5p
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Philada. stock Exohange Sale, DeC. 5

Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, Dec. 5
Reported by De haven q Bro, No 40 s. Third street
BETWEEN BOA RDS.
tbOO u -cp-..-l0lSS so sh lit Sch R-.... 25
$500 dO.-.."....10lA l0sh ~ Am. ...s5wn.I26
500 dO.............lO5 100 sh Ocean Oil..-...- 8X
SOO d Am mt G., ,S9. 90 100 sh Cata PK.-.bgO- 23S
$1,000 City 6s. N.c&p~ 99M 100 sh Phil q E.s6O- 2s
SlBOO do-O. .cC&p.c 95 100 dO..,,.,b boo 2SSS
ssh Ches q Wal.a-- as
SECOND BOARD.
$500 52Os '65-cp,,.-..leik so sh Leh X ......- 81
500 CITY 6s N..cd6p. 99A s sh Hazleton Coal AZ
eO0 Sch 6s, 'S2.... 7h 100 sh Ocean Oil.-b4- 894
80 sh Lit Sch R..-b5- 2514 40 sh Ches g. WaL.,. 45
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Our stock is manufactured with especial care Tor
tnssehsOnB sales We deU competition erted and
variety Of assortment and IN stVIe df and nTks oJ
goods; Prices dtt0dys 0IGranteed toiCer hdn Lhs
tOtCeSt etSe1Ohere, aud ft satisfaction guaranteed
every purchaser, or tte sotes cancelled and money re-
RdV ,eoy bet,eeen ! BENNETT & CO..
ruin qua z TOWER HALL,
6iath streets.J No. SIS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
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AL NERVE COMPLAINTS tend to affect the mind
as well as the body, therefore should be cautious
not TO allow them to remain In the system but on the
first appearance Of Neuralgia, Nerveache, or any
painful nervous Affection occasional dose of DR..
turner's Tic Douloureux Universal Neuralgia Pill
should Q taken, which will give fresh tone and vgor
10 the nerve fluid and dspeI any Of these mRladteS.
Apothecaries have this me dlcine.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE CURRENCY.
A Bill from the Committee
of Ways and Means.
Ets., ETC., Etc.s EtO.' Etc., Ets.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EvEN1Na rBLnaRAPH.l
WAsHINGToN Dec. 5.
Mr.. schenok, in the House, this afternoon,
asked and obtained unanimous consent to intro
duce bill tomorrow to prevent the further
contraction of the currency.
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. $50 Chestnut street.
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VIce-AdmIraI TsgsthOR and the Havau.
Authorities.

HAVANA, Dec. 3.-The customary ciyilitie
have been exchanged between Vice-AdmIr,
TegethOG and the authorities OF this capital,
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D.--PANTS SECURED AND b -
i STRETCMIsD from 20 inehesi a. Mostst lSa. ivy.
Steam DyeinR and SECURING NO. 18 3. \ NhHare
Hf7NTH street and No. 7Se RACE Street Si7iOp Vine
eI roDstU rr 9's
a,gH aaE .sil
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A HOUSEHOLD WoRD.--The best, the only reliable,
the cheapest, Try 1t. Mrs s. A. Aliens improved
(new ETY. LEI Hair Restorer Dressing lin one botte)
MY wife and children prefer It, Every Druggist sells
It Price one Dollar.
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CONCESSION TO CUsToMERs.-
hSF- Merino and Wool Underwear
H95- MeTIno and Wool Underwear.
aS5- MerinO and Wool Underwear.
MCIETIRE q BRoTHERs No. 1895 CHEsNUT street.
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AN INTERESTING LECTURE will be delivered
on Friday evening next, at the Broadway NJ.
Jersey City, N. j., entitled "The Decline of
Romanism." From the reputation of the
speaker the audience will undoubtedly be
deeply interested In a subject of such present
moment delivered by him.
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HAVANA CIGAR CIRCULAR.

Notwithstanding certain idle reports to the con.
trary, we continue importing Havana Cigars, as we
have done for the last forty years.
Their high cost, however, renders IL absolutely
needul TO Introduce substitute that shall be EQUAL
IN QUALITY. but, which can BE RErAILED AT
MUCH LOWER PRICE.
To this end we are manufacturing Standard Cigars
OF quality never before attem pied In this country
including grades made entirely OF the choicest Vuelts
AbRjo lear such as is worked only at Havana In the
factories of most renown; and we WOrklRg It ON
THEIR SYSTEM, pure and undehled."
These Cigars will shortly be offered to the public
through the leading CITY dealers.
STEPHEN FUGUET a SONS,
765p No. 22y =. FRONT Street,
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REcovERED.-We are pleased to learn, from
letters lately received from Europe. that our
fellow TO " nsman, N. b. Browne, Esq, expects
to returni next month, having e-established
his health by his foreign tour.
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| ! REV. w. J. PAxsON will preach in the
! kazareth Church, Thirteenth street, below
VINE, Tonight Public invited. rr
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The FLOUR STORE RoBBRRY.--We reported
yesterday the robbery, from -four store at
Twenly.third and Locust streets, of twenty.
five bags of flour. etc and also the arrest of one
of the parties. Yesterday afternoon the second
participator in that criminal operation was
taken In custody at Twenty-f1fth and Pine
streets. Alderman Mink committed him.
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A LUDIcRoUs AFFAIR.-Major William A..
Delaney, one of the candidates for Chief Engi-
neer of the Fire Department. was serenaded
last evening by a band of musicians, who
played "HRil TO the Chief" much to the Majors
discontinue. He informed his visitors that he
had not been elected; but they insisted that he
should have been, and, as they had been en-
gagged to serenade MIN In advance, they were
not going to miss the mirth and music
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SERIOUS AcCIDENT.--About o'clock to-day.
as several men were engaged in taking crate
of rags, weighing about i've hundred pounds,
from a wagon in front OF the store of Messrs.
Steadman, Cartwright & Co., No. 2l4 N. Third
street, IL fell upon one of the workmen, named
Robert Foster, striking him on the shoulder
and bending him over backwards, iujuring
him very severely He was removed to his
home, at Twentieth and Baker streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-30

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that I viii apply fer
n Letters OF Administration on the state Of
James G. Wilson, deceased, at the TeXt (Sep-
temberl Term OF the County Court.
ANDREW H. BROWN.
AuU7gt ~ 1897 au9f I'm
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, August %, 1857.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, August q, 1857.
The even tenor Of our financial affairs
flow on without q ripple Of any kind to
mark their motion. Our business houses
having weathered the dull season will,
it is hoped, be able soon to see their way
clear to fair seas and pleasant weather.
There has been but one house for some
time back which has had to succumb to
outside pressure. The alluded to is
q branch Of a Chicago house, the gener'
Gus city, and was attached on Saturday
last for proceeds Of a consignment which
was sent from Evansville and reshipped
here to New Orleans, and for which the
house had received a return, but were
not in a hurry to render al account
sales to the original shipper. The
stock and fixtures were replevined, we
learn, and the house continues business.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
All, and at II am. had declined to 4ls,
and again rallied to the opening rate at
noon. The closing figure Will be found
in our Geographic columns. In this
market dealers bought all presented, but
still 8 small amount, at 40 to Ale.
The davis transactions in silver would
not create q panic in the eastern coin
market were il all thrown upon the mar
ket In q lump. In fact, even $40 to $50
lots of silver are rarely seen, but would
realise 80 to 32c for shipment.
Exchange is becoming easier and is
offered more freely than for some weeks.
Among bankers premium is the ruling
rate for eastern, but to customers and
outsiders the rates continue at to 4
mostly the easier figure.
City scrip is firm and exhibits some
upward tendency. Dealers buy st 30 to
555c and sell at SIC.
County warrants are dull at 65c buying.
No sale reported over the counter.
Forty-siX shares of Memphis and
Charleston railroad stock were taken by
q broker at 5Sc. There is nothing doing
in other stocks or bonds.
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-Ex-Attorney General Black had a
conference with the president on Satur-
day, and it is rumored in Washington
that he is TO be the secretary of the in
terror, in the reconstruction OF the cabi-
net. which is likely to occur about the LIST
of September.
Professor ]. c. Watson, Of Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, announces the discovery Of a
new planet hitherto unknown, which
was first seen by him on Saturday night.
1t is situated in right ascension, one de-
gree and forty minutes, and in declina-
ton three degrees and ten minutes south.
II is moving west and south.
In addition to his published card
Gen. Rousseau has written a letter to
Gen. Grant In relation 10 the charges
preferred against him by Gen. Sheridan,
in which he says the allegations of the
latter are false, and that be expressed no
opinion for or against his policy while in
bis district.
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ShpriH'S HnLp.

7 WILL OFF, for sale, to the highest bidder,
ia cash, at the door of the Circuit Court
house., in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
state Of Tennessee. on the 10th day OF Septem-
Der, 1867, within the usual hours, the following
described real estate, as tue property Of +
Titus, TO satisfy an execution in favor Of q. S.
Ray, use OF Commercial Bank Of Kentucky,
issue1 from the circuit Court at the NAV Term,
1867, Judgment 5th day Of October, 1866, for
sixty.hve hundred and t~hirty-nine 1910 dol
lars and costs, to-w1J: The east emf of lot rs
on the noith side Of Jefferson street and on
the west side Of Center alley. ftonJing about 40
feet on Jefferson street and ~ feet on Center
aTey, with a foursttry brick building thereon +;
also, on lot 400 at the corner, on the south side
of Market street and east side Of Third street,
being IiS% feet sQuare, with the block OF three
story residence tsnements thereon also, On
Subdivision 10 Of country lot 40, at the corner,
on The south side Of Market street and the east
side Of the first alley east OF Thlrd street, being
about 100 feet front on Market street and a
depth Of about 49, feet on the east side Of said
alley, being the residence property OF defend
ant, f. Titus all being in tne city Of Memphis,
shelby county and state OF Tennessee, as laid
down on the maps and plans OF sad city
p. ~. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By ]. h. SWAN, Deputy Sheriff.
August q, 1867. aulo 5t-AnAd
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His eXcellenCy, William G. Brown
low, by the wrath Of the Almighty and
the negro vote, governor, etc, is bUsily
engaged preparing his inaugural.
The Union and Dispatch of the 18th
saws "The completion OF the Nashville
I and Northwestern railroad TO The Missis-
I sippi river has already given q new
impulse to trade from the counties lying
between the Tennessee and Mississippi
rivers. At n private boarding house on
Church street, 8 few days since, there
we're seventeen merchants ana traders
from that part Of the state, who were
here for the purpose Of purchasing sup
plies. These persons formerly Went 70
Memphis or to St. Louis and Louisville.
If cur merchants will only cultivate that
field they will find that it will yield
them 3 rich harvest.
AT Nashville the sporting fraternity
sre experiencing hard times at the hands
OF the magistrates. Not only are they
fined, bat some are imprisoned in the
common jail for periods ranging from
thirty days upward. One was committed
Wednesday, and another escaped by
appealing 10 the supreme court.
Tho Col. Hull, Lusty and Hare
imbroglio,c continues to occupy a good deal
Of space In the Nashville papers, bot, so
far as practical, good is likely to result.
We think il is descriptive OF the case to
call il, simply, "much ado about moth
ing" The alleged delinquent is q
Brownlow partizan and Sppointee, and,
therefore, however well grounded the
charges against him may be, there is
little prospect of either 3 trial or punish
ment in case Of conviction.
The Free Press Of the 2Sth learns
that there is a mOvementOn foot 20 estab-
lisb q library and reading room iD Knox
vile, and also to secure the delivery of
free lectures on scientific subjects by
competent professors and others OF
scholastic attachments.
The Press and Times says several
tons Of condemned car wheels were sold
in Nashville a few days since, 10 the
agent Of q northern factory, at forty dol
lars per ton.
-fhe Catholics OF Nashville contem-
plate erecting a new and elegant cathe-
drsl on the corner Of Broad and Spruce
streets.
The receiver for the Memphis and
Ohio railroad, recently appointed by
BrownIow. Is said to be the father-in-law
to Col. Irin BroWnlOW, e circumstance
which, doubtless, had its weight IN con
yinciDg his eXcellency Of the necessity
for such action IN regard To that corpo-
ration.
The McBIinnville EaierpTize says:
We understand al attempt was made,
on Saturday last, by some rebels, TO
prevent Rev. P. a. Parson, Of the
Methodist Episcopsl church, from
preaching IN a church ia De Kalb
county. Three men appeared armed,
but before the minister arrived the horse
OF the ringlesder took sick, and reouir-
ing attention, the5 left before be an
peared. The horse died and the preacher
held forth.