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nuuGcsEons. whatever is intended for In
re-tion in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
Gated by tie name and address OF the
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ten On one side or the page only, u with
Al sther matters connected with the ediio-
rfsl department, should be addressed; EDI-
roEs oFrEr APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. IS s rule, undertake 10 return aft-
aIes no. found suitable Tor publication.
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THE FAN Meeting over this Course viii com
i menes or the
First kOHdaI in November, and Con.
tiuue Six Bays.
TLraa EIIrwfnr me- nIn.na LIZ IL nnnna
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fall Meeting, 1867.


THE Fan Meeting over this Course viii com.
i mence on the
First EOHday IN November, and Con.
tiuue Six Bays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
G W. Dillahunt enters General Duncan,
br. Antelope BY Ava anche, dam Gazette, oy
johnson & Douglass enter blk. E. Charlotte
Thompson, 10y imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Ieris, by imp. Albion.
johnson q Douglass enter s. c. Richelieu nv
Jask Malone. dam the.dam OF MugEins, By
Omers.
P. Mitchell enters br. C Elgin, by Shelby,
dam by imp. Emue second dam the dam oi
Socks.
General A.. Bufcrd enters br. C. by L~ezingiod
lam t~horongnhred hut pedigree not known
VS. Trena'ne enters S. c. Bushwhacker, by
Lexington, dam b. Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner & Johnson enter br. c. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chilie Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
q. W. Dilahunt enters Geo. q. W. Harding's
b :. Quota, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Johnson & Douglass enters c. T. by Jack Ma
lone, dam Al5lno, by imp Albion 8 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by Vandal. dam
~ INN. A4rgrave q years Old dress red, gray
and white.
dOnn IL aiOTEan enters Oh. T. Mamie Letcher.
BY Australian, dem Lavender, by Wagner
3 years OLE.
q. b Thomas enters eh. T. Hirs, by Lexington.
out Of Hcgira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & johnson enters cb. T. Magazine, by
Australian. dam by old Wagner.
Va Fowlkes enters dark br C. by Black
Wind dam by Ambassador 3years eld.
". A. FowlEes enter- b. T. by Vandal, dam
Dutchess de BerTi, by imp. Sovereign.
OFERTON HOTEL STAKE.
NJ C. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy by Cripple; dress green and
J @. Jones enters g. m. Maggie English. by
Shlioh, dam Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne. by Hiaws-
dam by Imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sacks.
T. a, Hausner enters stallion Duke OF Or
4eAus, Dy JACK Malone, dam Wagon r mare.
". $. Tromains enters b b. Tom Worlpv. bv
hinggold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
and blue.
IT, entries for this stake were c.osed on the
18th instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, Gayoso House stake.
mile heats, for all ages.
Second ~Day-seaOnd race, two nile dash, for
all ages
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free for al ages.
Third Iay-SecoHd race, three mile dash, free
for all ages. 500 purse.
Fourth Day-Sec0nd race. Bankers Durse
slgeO. three mile heats. free for all ages
FLth Day-SOutheTn and Western Turf Con-
gresS stake, fOur nj heats.
Sixth Day-First race. Saloon stake, mile
heats, three best in Eve, SEQ purse, free FOR m
ages. Second race, mile heats for beaten hrr.eE
TO he Handicapped, 500 pure.
GEN. N. 3. FORREST. Preside1t
A. D. GIBSON, Secretary. 80
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VICKSBTFG. MISE

TICKSBU RG, MISS,
October s, 1867.
T. consequence Of the prevalence OF yellow
L fever in The city Of Vi~cssburg, we feel com
PEELED, by the duty We owe to ourselves. our
families and employees, to postpone the secoDd
preliminary distribution Of the Mississippi AZ
ricultural, Educational and Manufacturer
Aid Society from the 18th day Of October to the
ID OF November, 1907.
To give our patrons and the public, at a dis.
lance, the necessary time for renewal OF Ger
tihcateJ, the third preliminary distribution
will be drawn November. Both, and the Grand
Scheme, December &c, 1867.
We trust that a kind n indulgent public
will both excuse and approve Of the short post
ponsment.
Correspondents, and persons ordering ccrtih-
Gates, are requested to direct their communion
lions TO the Secretary a. Meridian, Miss, to
which place our office is temporarily removed.
N authorized agent will remain at Vicksburg
70 attend to any communication or orders for
Certificates.
W. D. LYLES, President.
ALBERT SANDEL, Secretary.
81 The drswiug OF the School Fund for
NlcksburE and Jackson will he postponed from
October 2lh TO November 18th 1851.
OHl} lW
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Wagon and Carriage Material
Con. oted Daily BY Woodburn, smith q Co..
Nos. IA and us Green street, st. Louis.
No0-Res59eqt NOTICE,

: N the ChaneeTy Court OF Memphis Tenn.
No. lF6-Louis C. Neville ct A.. idrm or Nor
vile, Boone & Col w. John u. Armour 81 al
VtF appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause that
hs defendants John Armour ana BdWoru
= 4 mkfns are uoD-residents OF the Siats Of
Tenn esSse
N is therefore ordered that they make their
annesr znee herein. at the courthouse IN the
cltv ~ Afemphis Tenn, within the nrst three
9aya or he next tarm OF said court, commerce
fnT an the second Monday in November, 1851.
a1d niaad. answer or dsmur to tbs petition Of
T. g wilkins ct al, Surviving partners OF F. B..
CLARK Z Co.. who bsve become parties COM
plainant in the above cause, or the same
iii ~ taken for confessed as to them. and set
for bearing ex parte, ard that a copy Of this
order be published Once q week, for four sue
cessfve weeks. IN the Memphis Appeal
kUGUSToN AI9TON. Clerk and Mater.
BY r. ]. BLAcE, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
Thompson &FTszer, s0ls- Ter Petitioners.
ocu laW4v
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LATEST
BY
NiglGG Dispatches.
JWEsTERS ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTsJ

NEW ORLEANS, October 12.-Inter.
ments from fever TIL six o'clock thii
morning, forty six.
LOUISVILLE, October 12.-River fall
Ing, and twenty-six inches in the canal
a great democratic mass meeting wa:
held tonight at the courthouse to cele,
brste the recent patriotic victories. There
was much enthusiasm.
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POSTER WHITEsIDEs.
Important Decision by h suPreme
Court.

From the Knoxville Free Press. 9thl
The case Of Foster Whitesides has been
decided by the supreme court. 1t has
excited much interest. Whitesides was
q Confederate soldier. Acting under the
orders Of his superior officer, he psrtici-
pated-st least such was the charge-in
the burning OF a house in Greene county,
during the war. He was indicted in the
circuit court Of Greene county, was tried
by said court and convicted, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for twenty
years. 4 new trial was granted, and
upon q second trial he vas convicted and
sentenced for fifteen years, from which
judgment he appealed in error to the su-
prems court.
The supreme court yesterday rendered
an elaborate opinion in the case. We
viii publish it Is soon as we can obtain g
copy Of it. The judgment below was re-
versed and absolutely arrested and the
defendant discharged. Mr.. Whitesides
is the son Of the late Hon. J. A. White
sides, OF Chattanooga.
We learn that soon after his discharge
by the supreme court, Nr. Whitesides
was again arrested upon a capiRs from
Greene county. He gave bail promptly.
His reputation has always been as good
As thar Of any young man in the state
Tor honesty and propriety OF conduct.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified as the
executor OF J. N. Saint, deceased, at a former
Term OF ne County Court OF Shelby county.
tennessee. All those indebted 70 the estate oi
J. M. saint, deceased, are hereby notified 10
come Forward and make payment, and those
% hle the same with the Executor within the
time prescribed by law, otherwise the same
viii be forever barred.
joan c. SAINT, Executor.
Memphis, Sept 10, 1857. sea IaE4w
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THoRNToN-Died, on yesterday, 18th, al his
residence on Jefferson street extended, Col
JAMES b. THORSToN.
Funeral services at IL o'clock this morning
Friends and acquaintances OF his family are
respectfully invited.
Richmond, Va, papers please COPY.
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NOTICES.
EN- LIE MSURANCE C0NPlNY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets, over Six and - HaIr Mnilen Dol

ISSUES Policies on all the different plans.
4 and at as low rates IS Safety and Piudence
VIII justify. Takes a note for Halt the Pre-
MUM, thereby you get double the amount OF
insurance with the same sum IN cash spent in
all Cash Companies Call and see its adyan-
tages, offered by the Agents at 22% Madison
street, up-stairs.
oel 3m MOORE & WEST, Agents
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, ID. Rasborry. general SCENT Tor Arkansas
Eahn y. Reard0n, Little Rock Ark.
Richard ThzustOu, Van Buren, Ark.
H.ad Fletcher, Pine Blur, Ark.
lao. x. Eakm, Washington, Ark
Lev. Ar. WInnefG. Camden. Ark.
e.. G.. joy. Bolivar, Tenn.
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r


FARLEY-sUGG.-On the sth inst, by Rev.
E. ID. Miller, at the residence OF the brides
father, Col. B. Sugg. Marshall county, Miss, DR..
". L. FARLEY, Of Sardis, Pamela county, Miss
and Miss JUDsON NJ. SUGG
Baptist please copy.
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dc BunIIn no % PnhIIe saIe.
g. o. BUNTYS,
A. y. HAYNES
L. DO. UBiLW y.
Administrator with VII ANNEXED.
ROGSTER, TEEZEFANC AGO,
-. RI ID AnaFfrmaara
PUBLIC SALE
Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years

Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
T PROPOSE to sell at Public sale, 70 the Hizh-
j est bidder
On Thursday, 14th November, 1887,
About 90 acres Field and Forrest land. on ny
Homestead Tract, situated three miles east OF
Memphis. At tbs head o. Union avenue. and
lying between Central eveuue aud the CIastets
Lne road ILemost popular street pavements
being now IN process Of construction ia Mem
phis, good turuplEes or street railways on TIE
roads Leading from the city di ec.lv through
this property, mast soon follow, thereby afford
Ing The most reasonable probability Ofits great
and rapid enhancement or value
In stating the advantages Of this property I
would specially refer % Tie HEALTH Of the
locality us having been always considered
equal Il not superior 70 that o. any portion Of
the city envtr0us; while The high character OF
the neighborhond, ard the provision made FOR
Church end Sch1Ct PrffieesF combine to render
ban residence which the vicinity Of Memphis
affords.
The TITLE 70 this property has been vested
In my father and uEEelf for thirty years wits
out interruption, and IS free troua any incum-
me Subdivision Or te Grounds VIII be in lots
Ct about Five Acres, according % plans 70 be
seen a. the ONCE ofthe Auctoneers, The ave-
Eues viii be opeCeG. and the lots numbered so
as to be readily examined before the dayo Of sale.
Being Dete-ni7ed % SRI I shall offer the fol-
lowing hbersI
TERMS: Oue-teuth Cash, the balance in Ten
A1nuGf attachments, with interest from date.
Warranty leeds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption. These terms viii max
it very easy for any one 10 secure a plaasau
Home, which must constantly increase IN
value ard comfort, as the growth Of Mempdis
continues y. w. IRRELEVANT.
ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO..
fepI5-tds Auctoueers.
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NEW ADvERTIsME'Ts

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE BUETYN
LOTS AT BUNTYN STATION, ON THE MEM
PHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD, ON
THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF MEMPHIS,
TAKES TLACE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
AUCTION SALES.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
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NOTICE
OTIGE

WHE creditor OF the estate OF lanes q VII
4 son are hereby notified thai 1 have suq-
gesteu the insolvency Of the estate. ms cred
ttoIs VIII n'e tier claims within six months
be forever devoid in court.
sell SdS A. II. BROWN. Adm,r
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AuCTTom.
HILL And robson STREET LOTS
At Auction.
WE win .su 70 ne hishs.t bidder. on
Tuesday, October 18th,

At Y O'Clock, on the premises. that yaluabIs
property at the SOCTHEAST CORNER or
HILL AND Robson STREETS, Eub-iVided
into FIVE LOTS, Of about thirty feet earh on
Hi, By n depth OF seveatF-one feet, in . high
Y Desirable locsIty, where property is on
htanty ADVANCING.
Terms easy aud made known at sale
Httie Warranted and uuqne@ffomabfe.
HOYSTER. IRRELEVANT & co,
: urE ID awrfFrmaaru
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NOTICE.

A T the October term, 1887, OF the County
II Court OF Shelby county, Tenn, l viii ap-
ply for letters OF Administration en- the estate
OF ]. NJ. Terrell, deceased.
sells laW4wa JOHN HAILUI
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The Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA,
Recommended by distinguished member n,
the Medical Profession.


THIS Preparation has been for the last TWEEN.
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which Is admitted by al who have tried n. to
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Respiratory Organs.
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Remember your health nay, lie, ma depend
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NOTHE

Two WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.-FfnvTbree
I sacks o. Rye, marked &c" now Ia store.
viii be sold by the undersigned in thirty davs
70 pay charges, II not called for by the swner
or clnslenee. LEVY q MILLER.
SEQ lawlm 262 Front street.
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Land Wanted.

A NY person having sbout ten acres Of ~ood
n LAND, within three or four miles 81 Hers-
phist IN q heslthy location, viii hear OF = nnT-
chaser by addressing the UNDERSIGNED Annssl
office locS-lml HEAiPsTEAD-
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Ready Made Clothing,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, EtG.
EXPLANATION:

ON the rrsr cay or April last, We sold 70 H.A.
~ MONTGOMERY most Of oar stock OF goods,
ami bv this sRie disposed OF ali our high priced
Tosds hut not Tor a momeut have We ever
given IN business We ave always held pos
session and occupied our present store " Main
street. N Ciark's Marble BlocE- Mr. aOntCom-
p. ak who turned over the goods to Gen.
Frank p. Armstrong, IS trustes, and By an ar
rsngement made with Mr Montgomery, We
permftrsd the goods TO be sold n Ous store for
FiXly rays OF more. We have never made an
qssigument. nor az we expect TO do so. We
want 10 be placed right On the record, and
N-ant our friends to understand our position.
" = are going 10 cOntinne business, and expect
70 always keep 8 superior stock, and al iair
prices Thus we were forced to sci, our large
Etock Of high priced goods, in order to meet
them with an entirely new. cheap and eie-
raaI stock. which We are now reeel vingdaiiy.
J. Il. WAGGENER & co,
o.qTuo PQs Main street.
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No1sr Other TalnabIe Prfaes.

Ten OF the most expert Joustsrs in the South
already entered. The contest viii be close and
exciting.
The second days exercises VIII be with saber
and SIX Shooters.
Il. MARX,
oag pr--fa.rs Ar.-,f,,Fo-
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OCTOBER 18TH,

WE viii open the largest snd most magnlh-
w cent stock OF Goods In our line, ever Of
Tered beiCrein Memphis and having imported
direct, We can and viii Oher extraordinary in
ducements.
ocl3 Iw 4. KREMER.
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HO1rnrd AssOctatiOnl

TTHE members OF Lhs Howard Association are
i requested 10 attend a meeting 10 be held IN
the Chamber OF Commerce hall al "a o'clock
pm. Professional men, merchants ard all
others who take an interest in the objects OF the
Association are earnestly urged TO be present.
ecl3 lt r. W. AINSLIE-
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VNHE Members Of the Bar are requested 10
i meet at the Office OF the Clerk 81 the Cir
cult Court, in the Postofics Block, to take pro-
ceedinEs IN reference to TIE Geatn Of J. B.
Thornton, EsQ, at 10 O'Clock this merninE.
EOR r EMIT
A DESIRABLE House, No. I52 fernando
street. Also tTo OF Beal street. east OF Col.
Tops. Inquire Of
AMES, BEATTIE & JONES,
OclsIf - Gavo O block.
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DECEIVING, Forwarding and General Com
IL mission Merchants, Ne. Il Monroe street.
H5 All Cotton. Tobacco, or other Produce.
CONSUMED 10 US, insured, unless otherwise In
stTucted. BasginR, Rope and other supplies
furnished at the lowest market price. ociO-tf
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FINSIE, BUCKHAM d CHAPMAN,
300 Main Street,

II OAINY-GRITS-FTesh
II Graham, or Unbolted Flour:
kery nne Vinegar, warranted good;
Condensed M~lk-goOd.
FISEIB, BUCKHAK L CHAPMAN.
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BEAR GARDEN FOR SALE.


! Shelter for sale. One fourth cash. the a555iI
l,llaucc in one, two and three years. Deeds II
to be gi en wlcn all the payments made.
There Is in the tract about 1000 acres 1000
good farming land, new 375 cleared and ready
for cultivation. The quality Of the land is unsur-
passed in fertility have made one hundred and
twentv-f0ur bushels of Corn off one acre and am
satisfied there is two hundred that with the same
cultivation, will produce the like amount. The
Improvement consists of one Dwelling House with
six rooms with all necessary out houses, Barns
and stable Negro quarters, &c. The bitches and
fences on one half Of the plantation are in good
order.
The plantation hes near the North East River
and Eleven miles from Burgaw Depot on the W.
IL Weldon Railroad. The range for stOckis good.
If the above property is not disposed of by the
18th February, it will be offered for sale at pnb-
lie auction at Exchange Corner, Wilmington,
North Carolina.
+. D. HALL
Jan. SO-ltwts-4S-tt
Newborn Journal Of Commerce copy l time
week in daily II month.
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5. T.--lS6O--X.

DERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS TROU-
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the heart, lack Of appetite, distress after eating,
topid liver, constipation, &c. deserve to suffer if
they viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS.
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They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antldOte to change of water and
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They overcome effects of dissipation and late
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See that it has unmutated metal cap over the
top OF each bottle, and green label for eXportatiOn
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April 10 12-1y
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CONCORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

IN THE N. c. Presbyterian OF September
il 26th, article published over the sigma
ture of 9 Amicus." l invite attention to an ex-
tract from that article. - If wholesome discipline,
devotion to the cause of education, skill and ex
pcricnce in teaching VIII secure success, then the
Faculty this Female College have all the elements
of success. There is institution where the
mental culture .he health, lie morals, and the
manners of the pupils, are more looked after and
cared for.
The next session will commence on the second
Monday Of January, 1867 Each boarder will fur
nish her own lights and towels, and also pair of
sheets and pillow cases The entire expense OF
Tuition and Board, including washing, for Ses-
sion of Twenty Weeks, will be from $115 to 1925
currency. SO will be deducted when full settle
ments made in advance. Extra charges will
be made for Music, French, Latin and Drawing.
Advance payments will be expected, yet the great
est possible indulgence will be given our patrons.
large patronage is needed, desired 0qtd e1pected
Address,
J. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL,
Statesyille, n. @.
Jan. 4S-4t*
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Flow on, thou bright river,--fow On to the deep,
And soothe with th2 murmurs the dead in their
sleep!
Through q country thou fowest of valor and truth,
Where fair is each maiden and gallant each youth.
Not the wave of Illip@us that saw IN its pride
Tho glory of Athens thrown back from its tide;
Not the stream of Euratas or Tybe may be
More worthy Of record fair river, than thee!
Bright rycr,-how oft has thy swift gliding wave
Drunk deep OF the blood Of the true and the brave
And thy banhs, fringed with woodlands, re-echoed
afar
But the combat is ended the storm hath passed
DER,
And thy waters with life-blood are crmsoned no
more;
But long shall their murmurs in memory tell
Or the heroes who fought and the martyrs who
fell.
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What Congress Means to Do.

Forney says in his last letter to his
Philadelphia paper
''There seems to be little doubt that
Congress will, at an early day, declare that
three-fourths of the adhering States are
sufficient for the ratification of the new
Constitutional Amendment Upon this
just and opportune declaration, reconstruc-
tion will proceed surely, if not rapidly. If
the revolted and subsequently conquered
States continue to refuse to accept the
terms of this amendment, they will be gov
erned as rebellious communities, and held
in subsection until they republicanize them
selves The settled policy of Congress may
thus be confidently anticipated. I"