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WV UVWWaW' 49,
7 O5T or stolen on or about the 18th Novem-
Der last, one plsfn Double-cassd, Partisan
made, Pendent Winding GULU LEVER
WATCH, together with aheaVv COLL CHAIN,
the makers name, STENLER, 10 Z de La
PAX. PARIS, 'engraved on the inside. l will
give the above reward for the recovery Of said
Watch Al d Chain, and ask 20 questions.
NJ. COMES, iR. Room No 2,
dac4log Post 0ffca Binding.
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THE New York Tines occasionally
has some odd mixtures Of sentiment and
politics, patriotism and eccentrieity
among its " minor topics" The follow
ing is q refreshing example of turning
over to the charity of foreigners q soldier
of the Union, who fought against the
"great rebellion :"
We hope that poor Prince Salm-Salm,
who has at last got away from Mexico,
will be rewarded in some way by the
Austrian Government for his devotion to
Macmillan. Both the Prince and the
Princess, his wife, are very well known
in this country, especially in military
circles. He served in our army in Vir.
giDis. and also in the Southwest, until
after the close Of the war, and his wife
who, we believe, is a Canadian by birth
WIS as constant 3 companion to him in
the field Is she Was throughout his Mex
lean adventures. We hope that Franci:
Joseph may ind a place for Prince Salm'
Salm in the Austrian army.
The Radicals are so engaged in taking
care Of their negro pTOtoges that they
have no place for poor Prince SALM.
SALwr and must beseech the Kaiser to
give the " poor" gentleman a pension.
Il is to be hoped that the Austrian Em.
peror may not prove as insensible to the
merits Of the poor Prince as the Republic
has proven itself ungrateful, and that the
appeal Of minor Topics" may be
needed. BY the way, we see that the
Princess SALN-SALM rather indignantly
denies that she is an American. She has
good reason, after this chary treatment.
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LaRGEsALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY.

As will be seen by reference to oui
suction column, the property on Mad
isop. in the resr Of ClRrk's marble block
and also the bank building now occupied
by the Savings' Bank Of Memphis, vii
be sold st auction, this morning, by
Messrs. RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co
This is the most important sale Of The
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NOTICE.

VNHg clients OF the late NJ. R. Hi. Esq, and
/ Smith a Fill, are hereby notified that
Information in regard to their business
can be obtained from Messrs. stephens q
Smith, attorneys -at-law, p Madison sn eet in
whose charge the papers and unfinished bust
ness have been placed. They Will give attention
-arrangenenu. SPARED BILL.
November Or 1877. uOv23 2w
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Notice.

WE have this day appointed Messrs. ALL
SON BROTHERS our sole agents to wind
u 1ur old business in this city. All persons
inuebted to Us, and all parties having claims
in their possession for collection from our for
mer agent, Mr.. W p, Paul, will make all remit
ta.ces aBd address all Communications to
tham-they alone heing authorized n receipt
for ayment made in liquidation ri said bust
ness. HILLMAN, BBCI6 ER n SONS.
Memphis, Tenn, December /, 1867. does I'm
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Notice,

7 WILL sell my lower Plantation In Tunica
i county, or exchange it for other good prop
erty, or lease it for the next year or for a series
Of years. It's n of the highest and best in
the bottom, about 40 miles below Memphis.
iyls ~ A. WRIGHT
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
Iwrs7EES ASSOCIATED PRESS ~REpoRrs.l
NEW ORLEANS.
gen. Hancock Revokes (MOwer's) Special
Order NO. 1872 - He Is erected with
cheers at the opera

NEW ORLEANS, December s.-Geu. Haneoel
revokes so much OF Mowers special order No
1872 as remove from office Ada Grimm, Stat
Treayurer, Hypoiite Peralta, state Auditor, anC
appoints Z. J. jenkins andJ ]. II. sypher 90 thei
places. Be reinstates the former.
Hancock, while visiting the opera SATURDAY
night was recognized and greeted with entilo
siastio cheers. The band struckuP, Hail %
lumbi&."
No business ofimportanoe was transacted II
the Convention to-day.
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Long enough; vel
and QUICKP

Principal Depot for the Southern states for FINLETs CHURN DAsHER
- at the popular China Hall of EASTLAND, LLOYD g. GILBERT. No
9n Ean street Memphis. Tenn. and for sale oy agents evsryWhere.
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coon NEWS FOR The HOLIDAYS
GROCERIES, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS,
Preserves, Jeilles,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
OONFBO

WI have recently been placed In receipt OF
w = lsrge ana most well selected STOCK OF
FANCY GROCERIES, etc, consisting in part Of
Almonds, k~iiterts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts, CitrOn,
Rzisins, CurTants, Figs, Jellies, and Preserves
OF vi kinds :Sauces, Pickles, Can Fruits, Toy,
ard a variety OF other articles too lengthy for
Cnumsra ton. We are also in receipt " regu-
lar shipments OF Oranges, Lemons and other
Green Fruits, and invite the attention Of our
stock, feeling confident that our lengthy bust
ness experience enables IA to give entire salts
faction TO all Of our many patrons.
Tennessee Steam CANDY Mandatory.
Our customers will be furnished fresh daily as
heretofore, and guaranteed pure. We manu.
fsciure none bit No. articles, and that this
fact is appreciated a liberal patronage demon
Etrates.
Hs Particular attention paid to the filing OF
country orders.
l. ROCCO a 60. Importers,
400 and zoe Second street, cor. Madison.
Aaaln pwR
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Yew international Coin.

A dispatch from Washington says:
A specimen metal Of the proposed In
terpational coin Of Twenty-Five francs,
. recently struck by the Government Of
France, wss presented this morning to
the President through Mr.. Samuel B.
! Ruggles, delegate Of the United States to
the international Monetary Conference,
and who has just returned from Paris.
The new coin is twenty-fsur millimetsrs
in diameter, slightly exceeding that oi
doe present half-eagle Of the United
Stats and the sovereign Of Great
Britain. 81 bsars on its diverse the
conjoint inscription, Five dollars,
twenty.f five francs, " and q 3 type Of the
proposed monetary union Of the three
natons. II adopted by the Government
OF the United States and Great Britain,
this international coin bearing the de-
nominations and the emhlems Of the
respective nations, will circulate side by
side IN perfect equality and without imt-
pediment throughout the world. Tie
official report OF Mr.. Ruggies fully en-
bodying the facts needed for the careful
consideration Of the subject viii probably
be sent TO Congress during the coming
week.
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TOGETHER with the entire HAYS A
i OF 1900 acres, sub-divided into small Farms.
On Thursday. December 12th, 1861,
NOTICES.
Notice.

4 PPLICATION Will be made by d. C.. Trader,
"A Esq, at the December Term, 1857, Of the
County Court Of Shelby county, Tor letters Of
adlninistration on the estate OF A. W. Arnold,
deceased. By order OF Court.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
November 10, 1867. how'll I'd
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Adn1611iStr0tOr's Notice.

I ETTERS OF administration having been
IL granted 10 me, at the November Term Of
the County Court Of Shelby county, upon the
estate Of James Kimbrough, deceased, notice is
hereby given TO all persons Indebted TO The es-
tate, by note or otherwise, to come forw ard and
make immediate ayElent to me, Us 1 am de-
teTmineu to close up the estate as early rs pos
sible and all pvrsO s havInZ claims against
the estate to present then TO me for payment,
properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scriDed by law, or this notice will be plead IN
bar Of their recovery.
HENRY 7. JONES, Admir- Of Decd.
November Is, 1867. declO laW4WS
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J. 2. RaSberrys general agent for Arkansas
IGhu T.. Reardon, Little ROck, Ark
Richard ThrustOR, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher. Pine Bluff, Ark.
InO. z. Eakis, Washington, ARK.
Rev. a. r.. winfield, Camden, Ark
G.. G. Joy, Bolivar, Team.
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BARBER SHOP.
Anthony Motley, Agent In Charge.

I WOULD respectfully ask all my old friends
/ and the public generally, TO give me their
patronage 1 have polite, competent and &C
cOmpliShsd as listanLs, a nice warm ROOM, al
necessary c~Onveniences. and my intention is 10
leave nothing undone 10 please my patrons.
Call at the
Acme Barber Shop, Bethel Building,
correr Cont and Main .t.eetq dacg Atfs,
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Dissolution.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned for tie last thirteen years,
under the name and style OF K p. WAIT q
CO. is, by mutual consent, dissolved, dating
from December 2, 1851.
r. +. Walt assumes and will pay the entire
liabilities OF the firm. Either party is fully au-
thoriged TO use the firm name in settling the
0 danairs- r. T.. Walt will oonlinDe the West
ern Produce business, at no. 1876 Main street, for
his own -aecount-Gnd risk, under the name Z
style effAAf, WALT co
49, r. P WALT,
cecsa MARTIN WALT.
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LnsOLUent

HAVING suggested to The Clerk OF n Counts
II Court OF Shelby comfy the insolvency. O
the estate OF Joseph I. Bekles, deceased, al
persons having claims against said estfte are
hereby notified TO Gle them with The Cerk O
said eOurt by the 10Th day OF June, fsEs. for prc
rata dislibutioq, or they will be forever barred
both IN lay and equity.
HENRY 7, JONES, Admir-,
PssepRsF Q 1911 deolO isNlw!
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LOST, LOST, TLOST.

A FILE Of Chancery papers IN the suit Of
a WIN. Armour vs.. VIM. Park and K.L +. L.
Winp etal charged to h K.Turnage, deceased,
attorney and the papers in the suit OF Geo
W. Winchester VS.. Henry q. Smith, adnnintS-
traitor OF u. B. Winchester, deceased, charged
to CAN'T & Waddeil, attorneys. Also, lost or
mislaid, the City Recorders Navy Yard Book,
containing the proceeding In Counelin rela-
having the above papers and book will please
return the same to office OF he Clerk and Mas
ter imme lately. A. ALSf0R z, and NJ.
r II RTAK Il. C. and NJ. dec4 w
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FOR RENT.
Two PIantStl0ns on and near MiS.
siSSippl River, in COahOma
County, Hiss.

ONE on RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT 1900
" acres open land, and has been in culJtva-
ton a number OF years. and has on IL Two Gin
Houses and Gins, one fine Dwelling house and
a large number Of cabins. The place can be
divided into two or more tracts,
The other place is situated about four or i've
miles from river, has y or 1900 acres open land,
is susceptible OF being divided into two or three
places, mas on 10 n good Dwelling Bouse, Out
Houses n q number Of Cabins and Gin House,
Gin and Press, These places are very prOduc-
tive, and will be rented very low Tor one or
more years. They belong to III. &cNsul, OF
Kentucky. Apply 10
J. F. CARUTHERS, Agent,
decl0 I'm AyFSs' %nuiloins, memphis.
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THE IMPENDING CRASH
TO THE
CITIZENS OF

nothing 70 warrant the hope that the near
future may bring forth a better state ofthings,
is but too strongly evidenced by the muHy and
large failures, not alone in Memphis, but ali
over the country.
In view OF those stern facts we have, aftertwO
weeks diligent attention., succeeded in going
through our immense stock frOn ht 20 an
floor, and marking down The same TO prices
hat Ill repay our labor.
AS an enumeration Of our IMMENSE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK would occupy too
much time and space, we snail c1nhu our
selves to a mention OF the leading departments
in cur house, hoping thereby u attract the de-
sired notice without resortlng to the petiifog-
ging system of enumeraiing catch penny p"
prices in connection with certain articles Of but
little or no value at best.
Our house being one Of the oldest-if not the
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COURsE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS months.
walkers American Law, Kents Comments-
ries, Biseop on Criminal Law .Uaruthsrs His
tory of a Law Suit, stephens Pleadings-
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR GLASS;
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evi5ence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Eqpity
Pleading, Redheld on Wills, billiard on Mort
cages, Parsonso Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CBASSa
Washbum on Real P. OpeTty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel = Ames on Corpora
tons, StOry's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, ConEHn's U. Treatise.
Rscitations and examinations eachNday at
o'clock. Moot COutt once each week, aud APP
pelIate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted TO enter any Class. but no
Diploma given except 10 those going through
whole course.
Terms S25 per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
Al Students OF 4 aw can attend Tree of charge
the Lectures of the College, including Lecture
on ElOcutiOn and explanation Of Latin and
French techniealities BY the President
Arrangements will be made TO board and
lodge Students al 50 per month. Apllicstious
should be made early. selO
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LEGISLATIVE.
SENATE FRIDAY.

4 bill incorporating the Knoxville
Iron Company was passed.
The House bill Incorporating the Eagle
Mining Company vas amended by strjk.
ing out thirty-three years and inserting
ninety-nine.
The House joint resolution asking the
general Government to psy the expenses
OF the militia, incurred during the last
ummer, was c]OncuTred In.
The amendment proposed by Senator
Frierson, extending the elective fran
chise to all those not excluded by the
Congressional amendment, was then
taken up.
Mr.. Elliott made a lengthy speech in
support Of the amendment, and at it,
ci0se the Senate adjourned until /.
O'Clock Friday morning.
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HOSIERY 4 GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

A magnificent stock Of Black Clotbs-Frsneh,
Italian and Tweeds for Boys suits,
Scotch and Wet Of England Twesds, Cloak
i-ngs-extremely pretty.
Root aud Shoe Department.
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FARM 0 SALE.
The Best Bargain Offered

- n. ELLIOTT offers for sale this Farm OF
-. go acres, at Elltotts station, on ths Mis-
slsslppi Central Railroad, eight miles south Of
Grenada 30 more acres can be added n
desired.
Theiaud lies on both sides OF the railroad, up
to Elli0tts SrstiOu, and affords eligible site for
Mercantile and Manufacturing Establishments
l. has an abundance OF fine timber, needed by
the railroad; more than enough TO pay the
price OF the whole tract. It Is all Level, and
susceptible OF divisions TO suit any purposes.
Has $50 acres cleared and under good fence.
Has a comfortable farfiy residence with good
ouL-hOusss, barns and stabies-Iarge, aud the
best gin, screw aud cotton prsss-ali new, In the
same county. The improvements cost within
the last three years sfO0L Mr.. Elliott desires to
sell before the first OF January next.
and as a strong inducemsnt ne offers
his land at tsu dollars per acre, In United
States Currency. for which he refused thirty
dollars per acre IN 1861. Time will be given, II
desir d, upon half the prize upon lair terms,
Sale must be made soon or not al AL. Title OF
the highest grade. Refer to
s. NJ. HAWKINS, Agent,
noVl0 Grenada. Miss
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HAVING claims against the estate of James
III Malatesta, deceased, are hereby notified 70
hle their claims, properly authenticated, with
The undersigned, within the time prescribed-by
Law, OF the same will be barred. Persons in
debted TO the estate will come forward and pay
the same. NICHOLAS NALATEsTA.
FRANK VACOARO.
Administrators 2I2 Main street.
Ed. Burke Pickett, Attorney.
Ledger coDv III forbid. declO
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The Black Hills ridge, three hundred
and twenty miles west OF Omaha, has
been designated by the Government En-
gineer Rs the eastern base Of the Rocky
mountains, consequently the point to
which the Government has agreed TO
loan the Pacific Company $4,000 per
mile for construction. The crest OF these
htus is ss42 feet above the lsYsl q the
sea,
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no the Pub11c.

TO the PUBLIC.
OWING tn the extreme financial denre sion
OF the country, 1 have concluded that IT is
rfpht and dsmaDded, and / desire to meet smy
friends and the public as far as 1 can aiford
therefore the charges at the GAYO-O HOUSE
IN the future will be THREE DOLLARS PER
DAY, instead OF Pour Dollars TheTable and
Honse gen srallT viii be conducted as hereto
fore. Tho travelling PUBLIC well know that the
best Sleeping Apartments in the South, and
equal 70 any In America, are TO be fopnda al the
0syoso House. Very respectfully,
GecTIY D, C0CKRELL.
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HOIsE

By Mr.. Raeves-A bill to amend the
Homestead law. Referred TO the special
Committee on Homesteads.
By Mr. Cason-A bill proposing certain
amendments b. the Constitution Of the
. State. The bill Is similar IN its provisions
70 that introduced ia the Senate by
Senator Frierson, which ~appesFedt in
Yesterday paper, with the additional
provision that no person shall De die
iranchised who is q qualified voter under
the present Franchise law; and that
( every male inhsbitant of the State shall
| have q right 70 keep and bear arms for
his common defense. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The afternoon session Wa entirely cor
! sumed In the discussion Of the railroad
omnibus bill, aud the House adjourned
| without coming 20 q vote.
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NURSERY.
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
JoHH Trent. WADDY THOMPSON.
john TRENT 4 CO.,
PROPRIETOEs.
SUCCESSORS TO
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DIR. S. M. N,

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Our stock is made mp OF the best selections
which can be gotten up, ia Europe OF America.
We solicit correspondence from all who pw-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish 10 adorn their places with choice and
IEre Flowers and Shrubs
80 first class Landscape Gardener.
Fl wsFs for Boquets and WreaIhs always on
hand.
as- De criptive Catalogues. with prices and
all necessary information, will he furnished by
applying personally or by letter to
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THETIPEACHERs.

The ~impeachers have been foiled and
impeachment is now very dead, Of a
certainty. This result is not so much
due to any spirit ofjustice or respect for
the Constitution in the House Of Repre-
sentative, as to the growing conviction
that the impeachment of the President,
oy that body, would furnish the coup de
grace to the Radical party. There are
other questions pressing so heavily upon
the Congress, that to stop to debate a
proposition, so mauifestly unsustained
by any evidence which the lmpeaeneFs
have to offer, would be to raise q
clsmor about the ears Of the Jseobins
which would efectually finish their
n-rosnects for the coming Presidential
campaign.
This action on the part Of the House,
therefore, betokeus nothing but fear, on
their part, that they may go too far in
their Jacobin schemes. 1t does not in
dioste that they are any wiser or more
inst than those who ~endesvOred to
force a revolution on the country,
but only that they are more alive to the
Influences which have been at work
among the people to undermine and
overthrow the Radical authority. The
same shirt which induced GREELEY and
rdmonished WILSON to beseeCh the Ala
hama snd Virginia black and tan Con-
yeutions to moderate their action, has
difused itself among the Republican
Congressman and forced them to aoJure
the recklessness and u~nscrupulous bold
ness Of BOUTWELL, and BUTLER, STE
VEINS and SCHENCK. Hencefcith STE
VEINS can no more crack rs whip and
apply his lash, with effect to the Radical
herd. They have been seized with
manic and stampeded. The cold mai
malignant" now plies his sneers and
taurts to benches which no longer con-
tain slaves % his imperious will, and
who echo his hendish hate. The
man at the other end of the ave
nue." may listen, without apprehension
to his growl or his bark. The Senate
may even calmly await his next caucus
and not fear that its Independence or it
dignity may be upset by b eslabOurs o
the " mountain" The Reconstruction
Committee" which ear the Obstruc
ton eabaI, no longer holds its conclsves
to be bulIied and striped by this nov
feeble and powerless old man. TIT
| charm is broken. The country is no
yet free, but there is evidently a betteI
time and 3 brighter era upon us, which
We may reasonably hope is the dawn o
the promised season, when bad mel
shall no longer bear sway.
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HOUsE-NEW BILLs.

By Mr.. Hunt-A resolution providing
that members Of the General Assembly
snail be paid on a gold basis. Passed.
BY Nr. Hamilton-A bill to incorpO-
rate the city schools OF Memphis. Re
ferred 10 the Committee on Schools.
By Mr.. Rydef-A bill 70 incorporate a
female college At Memphis, Referred 10
the Committee on Schools.
The House was occupied the greater
mart Of the day in the discussion OF the
omnibus bili, which was finally passed
by a vote Of 50 to p.
The bill 10 secure compensation from
the United States to loyal oltizens OF
Tennessee. for losses incurred through
the rebellion, was taken up and discussed,
INIT no vote Yves reached.
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