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CREDITORS NOTICE.

al persons indebted 70 the subscriber.
either by Note or Book. win please give il
their attention sni call for settlement without
farthsr notice. GEO. A. DILL.
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III. G. Gotten.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OF
Il fee over Geo. Dills Store. Can be
found At the Nessel House.
Prescott Dec. Z, 1867,
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FOR SALE.

Six miles from Prescott. forty acres Of de-
sirable farming land, all improved. New
dwelling, stable and granary. etc. Water
conveaient. Terms Cash. ST 800 Posses
sion given an the list OF Nov. next, the pur-
chaser receiving one-third Of the crop the en-
suing season. Inquire at this office. or adj
dress the subscriber. J. u. SMITH,
32-m3 Box 325, Red ing, Mimi.
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Improved Patent Foot stove.

The best FOot-stove in the market, for sale
Nv us Call and see them. Prices low
Every family should have one.
CHENEY It HOLMAN.
Prescott. Dec. Is. 1867.
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Mrs. Porter, Dover, Nh.

DOVER, " n, ysllg - 1855.
Or. lOL4ND: receirsi yOlg litter 1nQ1iTIiey as 70
The rJe1 Of medicine St1-sch1cSs. an hdBpy
sag thai think q Is the medicine I'm that Die, aud
sickness tried rdrs prescriptions lat found Tlon<
act sstle NE sto1naci end cleaned tie head Ike ne H-
mn Doctor. fit horgi cotlG idrdiy lea 70 get
asiTe 20 1tredf Iofi 10 nirsdce o ship eidndierg
stores. that n3dy and as rgg 10 uass 1rio suffer Eon
he mighty eep from Se1sicktsSs. csjaias cL0 fake
their Tfaiiiss lgitt tsez erTy passg7s should ~
once they leoid b. efi1eg royags rTf0Vf-
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chester druggists g5osa a. especially E. W. Blake at
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any psTyo1 m G03stoH and thy tcH declare its rGfae
remedy, used AZ their By ttefr
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AT THE
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern
The undersigned will be present at the
house of G. w. Heath. in Salem Town on the
18th day of January 1865, at l O'Clock, p. NJ,
to decide upon the application of School Dis
trict No. /. for the location and establishment
of School House Site for said District upon
the following described land. viz: about
three-fourths of sn acre in the southwest
corner OF sw or of ne or of section lG,
town 25. range is.
EBIN WHITE,
JAMES VI. SHUTS,
CHAS. CARPENTER,
Town Supervisors.
J. n. BRASINGTON, Dist elk.
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sS5- To our old friends and patrons, we
return our sincere thanks and hope TO receive
a continuance of their patronage. Our stock
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. etc. etc, IS
entirely new, and of the latest styles and low
est prices since the close OF the war. We invite
the public generally to examine our Stock
and Prices We hope by strict attention. fai'
and honorable dealing. to merit share OF the
public patronage. Our Goods have been pur-
chased in New York. for Cash, selected with
great care, and viii be sold very low for Cash,
DAN,L j. DILL,
vi. n. DILL.
Prescott. April lEt, 1867. SAN
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Pay up your Debts.


AL persons Indebted 10 Geo. A. Dill on
the Old Company accounts and accounts and
notes for the past vnar must s-itlean arrange
the same before the fifteenth Of January, or
coat viii be made on the same, regardless of
persons.
GEO. A. DILL.
Prescott. Dec. e. 1867.
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White and common Lime Kept for sale
Also. lot of Clifton and Dayton Mills Flour
at low figures.
Farmers, or others. in want of onything in
the above line, viii find il for their interest to
call before buying elsewhere.
MASON STONE d co.
Prescott. June z. 1867. 7-tf
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A new Machine, but one that gives the best
of satisfaction wherever used
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THE LITTLE CHAMPION

Which for Light Drsn, Wide Cut and Dur,
bility can't De beat
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able in the likeness between their com
! panions.
Harry's companions imagined that 81
king as well as prince they would IS rum
| him. Grants companions are stuffed
with the vain imagination that SIS Presi
dent bis principal employment win be tC
rob the eXchseuer, and do it with un.
washed hands, f" for their benefit. They
stand ready to cry out 70 him on The 4th
Of March next, as Pistol cried to King
Henry V. on his coronation day
/" The heavens thee gzard and keep, most royal
imp Of fame"
Let US hope that the words Of Grant TO
every disereditable associate and assCcia-
ton Ia his former life will be as much in
harmony with his exalted station aud its
grand and trying duties as the reply of
King Henry was to one of his former
boon companions, when entering upon
the duties Of the kingIy Office. He then
discarded all habits of compani0rship
and thought unworthy of King, and
acted nobIy as became the ruler OF Eng
land. We shall see whether the resem-
blsnces between Harry and Grant viii
cease when the latter shall take upoH
himself an office Of greater honor and
responsibility than was ever filed by
King Of England.
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PAX vOBIsCUM.
The Newest Things I'm Rit-
uaIisEn.''

The Rituslists are going ahead, In
defiance of Episcopal rennonstrances and
Episcopal discipline. The most :" ad-
vanced demonstrations, now, are those
| Of Rev. Mr.. Purehas, at st. James
! Chapel, London. An eye witness thus
! describes the mode OF celebrating divine
| service, in q communication 70 the LON
don Telegraph,
! The chapel aas heavy gallery on
! three sides, ana with high narrow pews,
but the communion table is richly orna-
meated. There is on that side raised
platform, where are the benches OF the
choir, and on this platform is very
light reading-desk, seemingly movable
at pleasure. Then there are a few steps
leading to the communion table. Can
dies are placed upon it, there are vases Of
flowers 10 right and left, and large cru
eifX in the center. At short distance
to the side Of the communion table are
three-cornered frames deeOfstsd with
flowers, and before one of these taper
is burning all the time. The other can
dies are some OF them lighted in the be-
ginning, some left unlighted until the
administration OF the Holy Communion.
There is q change of costume on the
part Of the clergymen to correspond to
this more complete lighting up. The
procession seems to excite more adverse
criticism than any other OF the cere-
monies unusual to " low church Angli-
cans. 1t was in the pTocession-rOund
the ehapel-of sll the priests and ehor-
listers, stAndard-bearers, candles and
swinging ceneer, that the erucifix was
borne past. When the procession had
gone by and the service Was fully begun,
every one present maintained strict
order, save for few rapid genUtieetiOns
among those on ths platform, and for
some msreuyrss with eandlesticks,
when the little boys, in white and scarlet,
came needlessiy on either side Of the
officiating clergyman to light him as he
read, there was nothing TO satisfy Curl !
osity. It was not until tbs communion |
service began that the stronger points Of
the new system were brought clearly out. !
At the point when in old-fsshioned /
Anglican churches the clergyman re- /
tires behind the rails Of the communion /
table, and delivers the commandments |
to the people, there was 8 great stir In /
st. James Chapel. The communion /
service had now begun-ss it properly
begins in the prayer-bOok-and sll the
candles, hithertS unit, were lighted,
whilst Mr.. PGTclas and his assistants
changed their robes, resppesri0g more
Handsomely dressed than befefe. And
the candles we're sll lighted, and the in
cense rose to the ceiling in clouds. When
the gospel wss read, noticed that one
Of the standard-bearers ranged himself
beside the reader, crucidx in hand,
which had q fue effect, though the
clouds Of incense were so thick that it
could not be properly seen. The sermon
was delivered by an assistant Of Mr..
frcm a temporary reading desk
on the highest step OF the communion
table, and it was quiet, well-composed
as would have passed
muster with ninety-Bine churehmen out
If hundred, had it been preached in
IN orthodoxy high pulpit, in robe Of
white or black.
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other crowd You may Judge By
this, At least that the pas
4 week, has been one continued round Q
nothing TO do by a great many Our mer
chants have carried on thriving trade in con
Z sequence, as their depleted shelves will show
We have an array OF them here, who are tht
1 right kind, and more public spirited than yoJ
generally 6nd In 3 smau place. They com
mand trade OF over forty miles from the sur
/ rounding eouatry.
suppose al the world knows that this is one
! OF the most enteTprising little places In the
state. We have large plow factory here,
whose WORK is said ID equal any North-two
/ f1undries boiler shop; large planning sash,
/ door and blind mandatory; a -four mill, and
I last, not least, a cotton factory that is only
waiting FOR the machinery to set It going.
The headquarters OF the Southern Railroad
Association, Iessees of the Mississippi Central
Railroad with their machine and ear shops,
are I0cate1 here, over which the Southern
Railroad King" Sam Tate, presides, and car
ries things on to the salts action of all, Gen
West is still President of the Mississippi Cen
trai Railroad Company, who keep up their Or
ganization. The stockholders held their an
naal NEE ing last month, in which much har-
mony and good feeling was displayed.
Judging from the above facts OF our little
town, containing population OF two thou
sand, We are destined at no distant day, II per-
nnitted 10 20 on prospecting by the powers
that De, 10 DC Al lnlhE4 clbg lnuccus
Cotton has been coming in freely. Our mer-
chants offering good pTIces spprOximsting 10
your MARKET and bat few farm ers have shipped
to the factors in the city, preIerring to sell
here, where they can see iJ weignod aud get the
money on the spot. Another sign and good
one. is that they buy but few supplies, having
profted by past experience, their corn cribs
and smoke houses are this ear fun. So may 1t
ever be.
Politics with US nou-fembatsnts, hss been
talked about but littlei vlt anxious C-es and
hearts have looked On tne struggle jGst past
with no little anxiety. We know full wen that
our present condition must change. 1t csnnst
last always, ana the great question with all
what Is it to be?
VIII the heel OF the oppressor still grind Us /
down? We have hope, but faint one that /
the incoming administration viii determine 1
our status, and that our condition viii be more 1
agreeable than heretofore.
We have had an unusually sickly fall, and /
our phys clans have been going night and day. /
TIE generality OF the eases, however, were of a 4
bilious type and easily controlled. I am in
formed through prominent doctor that the \
sickness has dec-e ssed, and that we can show
a pretty clean bill OF health at the present
time.
cannot close my letter without telling you,
.lzo, that we have two good hotels in Water
VaIley-the simmons Hotel and the Collins
the best fare can always be had.
COi. Collins and Va ter Riddick, at the latter
house, do their best for the comfort OF guests.
Yours, etc, ED. A. g.
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wATER VALLEY, MISS, November g. 1858.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
After weeks excitement, our usual quiet
town has subsidized into Its general routine Of
daily business oa Monday last we had the
conclusion OF the Fair, be d under the auspices
OF The Water Valley Agricultural and Mechan-
fcal Association, which, fo- the sake OF the AS
sociation, we hope was q success, worked un-
der many Disadvantages from the opening TO
the close, We hope that TIE IA snagsrs of the
Association will profit BY this years expert
ence, and that the next Fair may be, In every
respect. better.
The attendance was small on Monday, com
pared 20 Saturday, and Il the ladies had not
turned oGt in goOdly array, the whole affair
would have passed OF without much notice.
Bat music and women win drGag, and Of course
the men had to go. We estimate the crowd on
Monday at ave hundred.
The Tournament passed offto the satisfaction
Of all NJ. Charlie AyeDt, Of Water Valley,
taking The prize lsSo over four competitions
For the best lady rider, as there were only tSo
entries, and q diGicnft task TO decide between
thorn, the iadges awarded The premi1Ia 10 Miss
Poea Robertson and Miss crawley. The exhi-
bition closed with o wheelDarroW race by sew
eral young men, bhndlolded, and Of coulse ere
sted great deal OF laughter.
We hope this years experience has taught
all Interested IN the future development Of oor
country the advantages OF holding yearly
say, 4" have got better than that at home"
why didn't they bring IT. No, laDd
we are sorry TO confess it, they
came 70 the Fair merely as e
holiday coneern, and TO make themselves
critics over the exhibitions OF their more en-
terprising neighbOrs. A stimulus, however,
has been given, and ss all are satisfied that
this Is a fixed institution, the third annual
Fair weather permitting win be a success be-
yond doubt. The premium bale OF cotton,
awarded to lafayette Moore, and for which ne
WSier Valley, was shipped by Messrs. Wilson,
Woods Leach to Philadelphia. The other
cotton on exhibition eight Oaies) sod for
twenty -four cents so 1 am informed, hy Col. M
citation,
On Thursday we were favored with Dan Cas-
tcllo's circus, and this, Of course, drew an
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RESEMBLANCEs.
Grant and Prince Hal, as Paint
ed by the chicago Times.

Gen. Grant viii soon have an oppor-
tnnity 20 show the country and the world
what quality Of stuff be has in him out
OF which presidents ought TO be made.
The politicians of the Republican party
have imsgiped that he would be entirely
trsctshls in their hands. 81 will man
age him. says Logan; "and l." says
WashbUrne land we," say the original
Grant men in New York city; while the
gallant Phil. Sheridan" and Thomas,
the Moresu Of the army" and the crazy
Sherman,n and "incorruptibIe Meade, y
have come to the conclusion that they
will be q the Presidents and rulers of the
Republic"
Grants silence upon political subjects
before and after he became q candidate,
together with his sffeetation of modesty,
and bis assurance 10 his letter Of accept
snce that be would have no will IN op-
position to that Of Congress, all justify
the senguine expectations Of politicians
and military men to which we have re-
ferred. They have good reason to be-
lieve that Grant Is q man who can be
run" It was not polite for the DEM
ocratic perty to contrOyert this idea du-
ring the canvass. II the Republican
party chose TO present him as machine
TO be controlled by the weak and rotten
politicians who managed the present
Congress, Wse it for his opponents to cor
rect this estimate?
1t will be remembered that when the
death OF his father transformed Prince
Hal to King Henry ", he turned away
his former self ana those that kept him
com pany.n a comparison of the dispo-
sitlon and habits OF Harry Hereford with
those OF Gen. Grant, will disclose stEik-
ing similarity between them. Harry
was a celebrated horseman. So is Grant
Harry rode horse up steep and dam
gerous path on GsGshill. Grant rode
one into 8 china shop. Harry was ar
rested by the chief of polics. Grant was
arrested by Judge Advocate. Harry Vis-
tied Hostess Quickly. So did Grant, in
California. Harry sung roystering bal
lads Of the day. Grant sings Dandy
Jim o. Caroline" Harry occasionally
went On "fOrum.n So does Grant.
Harry conquered and killed HOtspur.
Grant conquered and didn't kill Lee.
HaTry's headquarters were at the BO8r7s
Head in East Cheap. Grants were at
saloon, half way between st. Louis and
the Dent farm. Hsrry's father recounted
to him the history Of bis (Hsrry's) life.
Grants father wrote the history Of his
sons life. Harry had more than one BIZ
ogfapher. Grant has had more than one
biogTspher. Onecf Harry's biogTaphers
was Shakespeare. One Of Grants bioS.
raphers is Jesse Grant.
The similarity In disposition and habits
between Harry and Grant is also trace
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CIVILIZATION.
HarperNs weekly as a Partisan
Paper.

From the New Orleans Picsyune.l
The manner in which the tie election
yanFass was carried on at the North, even
by papers which assume to be special rep
resentstives of bigd moral ideas, may be
judged by the people OF the South, from
the Illustrations in the number issued
Just before election day, OF Harper 8
Weekly, to which is added the preten-
tious other title Of "JOurnal Of Civil
izatiol."
In one Of its pictures, Gen. Grant
stands calmly smoking q cigar, while
Gov. Seymour, with his hair brushed up,
50 IS to give him the similitude sf hOr-
ri3 devil, is pictured SIS harsnguing q
filthy mob beneath the glare of gas
lamp, from which s negro is hanging
suspended by the neck. The Governor
is speaking from the steps of the City
Hail, which are blotched with the blood
and brains OF negro infant, whose dead
body is lying near the Governors feet
Such are the bsastly and bloody images
with which this so-ealled Journal Of
Civilization debaaches the public taste
on the eve Of sc important election
Toe iournsl has its poet, too, who paro-
dies Shakespeare into the following abom-
Unable meIley:
Double, double, toll and trouble,
F re burn ard caulGron bubble.
EOuHd shout the heli-bToth &C.
In the motley fragments throw:
Hand OF Treason, reeking red,
Poison fang or CoPperhead,
TO-gas and 1 p % perJured Lee,
sitter tear Of refugee,
Curse Of planter, prayer o. slave,
Blossom frun martyrs grave,
BOD Of Moses" which he lost
When he pGrGOnsd Phsraoh's host,
Slzutl of prisoner at Fort Pillow,
Blood Of Freedman st ami 10,
Hampton s torch, Fred. Douglass fetter.
Booths revolver. Blair's letter,
Ioombs' whip and Forress's sneer,
Aag sigh from DOstie's Der,
Seasoned with guerilaS oath.
Seymour slirs the horrid broth
Boui sbOut his head rag
From the AlaDamas 1ag:
Cloak OF canvas that the gale
WTesled from the pirates saH;
Wand OF witchery that bore
TIe2son's nag In 81,
Win weiru and Kissing sound
Rocks the cauidrOn round and round,
And h cries, - lis very EOydi
Io! the cup Of BrotherhOodr ~
The publishers OF this vile and ineen-
diary trash belong to the society Of
- Friends" snd call their paper Jour
nal of Civilization :"
This is the way elections are carried,
and government made for people Of
forty millions
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NOTICES.
Notice.

TUBE undersigned, administrator Of the estate
OF John II Johnson. deceased. by virtue OF
an order Of tie honorable Probate Court OF
Arkansas county, viii prCcsed 70 sell the real
estate OF said John u. johnson. which consists
IN ~ acres OF land in Arkansas county, near
Mt. Adams. to the highest bidder said sale TO
take place on the premises Of the lste de-
oessed, near Mt Adams, On the 2zTH DAY
or NOVEMBER, A D.. lSiS. A credit
OF twelve mOlths VIII be given by
good and approved securities, with lien re-
fained upon the property for the payment Of
the same. There Ere one hundred acres cleared
land, good double lOE hOuses snd out houses.
SAMUEL J. JOHNSON,
novII IaEsE Administrator.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
E1TIGBATTOy.

Hopes Of Aagnnatnens Treatment by
GrHat-The ThriftIess and ShIftIess
Young 8eD-The NeGrees-COmparisOn
Of Soil and Productions % FeHae sxee
with Ohio, illinois and other stRtes-A
Negro Farmer without CAPITAL Made
Nearly $4,000 Last Year.
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E" The Mission of the Church. y

A address win be delivered by the Rev. B
"A NJ ALNER, DID, Of New Orleans, at the
Tireenlaw Han, on THUHSDAY NIGHT No
ven Der II 1865. for the benefit OF the Ladies
Mission Chapel Association.
LECTURE 70 commence al ~ O'Clock pm. Re
served sestE for sale At Kaizsnbach's. Admis-
ION, rs cents. poY0
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Notice

At the next IDecember1 term OF the County
"A COurt or Shelby county, I vii spply to the
said c. urt TO have an Administrator appointed
upon the estate Of William Ross, deceased.
z. y. ROSS.
EoEsm Der g, 1883. novlO lsw4WH
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FROM WATER VALLEY.

The Closing Day Of the Fair-The Tour
maHneDE E-PrenaiuEn Co ton Enterprise
Of she TOwn-The Southern Railroad
n-COttsn-POfitieaI Hopes
Health and Hotels.
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TALLoRS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
medical College of memphis.

THE Regular Course of Lectures in this In
l stitution viii commence on MONDAY, q
L IS8Q, ALEXANDER ERSKINE, n. D.,
ocsI sw Dsan OF the Faculty.
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RALPH ORM ELEY,

COTTON FACTO r AID COMMISSIoS MER-
u chant, No. GIG Front street, Memphis.
shall continue the Commission Business at
the above stand, where L snail be happy 70 see
All OF my friends, many OF Thom-l nave served
for twenty years, and now again place my ser
vices at their command, earnestly soliciting
consigninents OF Cotton and other PRODUCES =
suring them OF my continued effSrts 10 SO We
their interests.
Supplies furnished, and liberal advanc
made on Cotton In store. AL Cotton Insure
d sep, sTse ''--'- RALPH woRMELEY.
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NOTICE.

DERsOSS having business with Us viii ind
urAgent, Mr.. <. ". BRADFORD, fully 6u-
thoriEed 70 make settlements, at the store OF
Nessrs. A. Vaccaro & Co., 81 Front street
novs In ". X. HILL & co.
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LAWYERS.

JOIN P. CARUTHEEs. VIZ. J. SYKES,
CARUTHERS 3 SYKES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ayres suiIdfEZ,
EsSt side Court Squsre, Memphis, Tenn.
ocseiC1
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PIKE, AEAWS & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors s Pr0C;0rS

TVEND to eases II the different Courts sit
II ting at Mem ph.s Nud IN tie river counties
OF ArkalSEE
EE Tbs senior partner S.l hereafter espe-
c3alIy attend II cases in the Supreme Court OF
TeBnessee, 6nd in the Supreme Court and
Court Of Claims o. the United states Al wash
LTgtOn, being OF the firm o. PIKE JOHN
once IN the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court snd Secoad streets.
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J. W. DICKINSON. ". v. WILLIAMS,
DIR. B. +. DICKINSON.
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Gsuocessors to J. W. Dickinson Bro.s
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission d Produce Merch'ts,
eEo From. Street, Memphis, Eenns

So We have q Warehouse OF our own, in
which we will handle ali Cotton consigned 10
as and We guarantee there shall be no unnec-
essary loss IN weight. Bagging and Rope fur
pished our customers. Usual commissions
charged. An corsignments Dy river insured,
unless otherwise instructed. Liberal advances
made on oozsisDments. sep4 SIn