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Geographic News.
CONGRESS-.

WARRINGTON, December 9lh.-Mr Sumner In
troduced bill 10 carry out the Reconstruction
acts In Georgia. Laid on tho table and ordered
to be printed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A bill was passed relieving Chief Justice Moses,
of South Carolina, from political disabilities.
A bill was passed authorizing the sale of the
steamer Atlantic by the Secretary of the Navy.
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RED JACKET AXE.


Patented July 0, 1861. Rl-'ssu August TO- ,ov,
Extracts from Letters and Reports OF tho wofA'"s
qualities of the Axe; u
IT, II will cut 25 per cent, better. a. 900, Init with
ill., My brother lost one arm IN tne o Ma can
vnnr axe he can cut az well any one ere az. Az: so,
VI" " a II coud not get another twenty-five 'ss"
dollars would not buy Il. tina, anv other Axe
" y VIII cnt IMP Nth s,th m i for ANYTHING.
vii The only objec ion is 1t goes oo'af NV
wood. ,iv,no universally APP
VII. Men VINO c" oa ;ndnit,,nl.
prove OF y. e. 81 responsibe dealers in the uni'cu
States L1ppINcoTT & BAKEWELL, d.
Manufacturers Of the RED JACKET aAE Ssnss and
sHnVEIS and SCOOPS and all approved TnhP. TENT
stvias ~ AYES Sole owners of C0LBuRN . Ai
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employment liz sq REV ;a"P W S9GIKs s Of
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the next few mnnths. -
The Great Metropolis,

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Is creating lnrorc wherever seen ncqualled In the
OK trade. II Il destined tpnn immense sale.
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afW Advertisements.

ID uZEs GAS,lED IN RpYA4 1AvANA, KEN
tu"ky an Miss uri Iottere. Circulars sent aud
inf'M m vim given
jus srm BA1Es, M. rs Broadly, New York Post
,ifce Box 1851.
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HON " ? orER.

Mr.. JoHN II. oBERLY, late editor of
the Cairo Democrat, Ia a note Ct The
2ls. to the St. Louis Times. thus ex-
plains how the Democrat go suddenly
topped over to R2diealism:
The " proprietors " OF the Cairo Demo
crnt, who met on last Monday night,
aGd resolved to flop I've 70 RsdicaIism
wsrs not the propfietors who published
the paper during the late political can
vsss, and the fact that your article con.
vsys this impression has created e0nsi1-
cradle talk, aud has been the cause OF
not a few maledictions In this cOmmu-
nifty. At the late election, certain Radi-
cal office-seeEers Of this city bought from
the chief owner OF the shares Of stock Ia
the company e controlling interest; and
after eiectipg new officers and q new
board OF directors, brought the paper out
for the Radical party. TIE fret Radical
numbsr OF the Democrat appeared on
Sunday, and OF Monday morning, st ii
O'Clock, q steamboat landed at our wharf,
having on board printing materials
complete assOrtmeuE-t0 be used in the
publication Of a new Democratic paper
in Cairo. Monday afternoon the Office
CT the Democrat wss captured - by
competent authority, and the next morn
ing the con ern became defunet. All
the Radical Office seekers interested 10
tho mstter m .ds as much haste to re-
treat as they had exhibited IN the charge.
And SO, TeQuiescdt IN pace recresnt
Democrat. Ia a few days our new paper
Will BE- issued, and, 1 have no doubt, viii
De literally supported By the Democrats
of the only Congressional district in Illi-
nOis that gained < Congressman.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2S.-In the
United states District Court yesterday.
the District Attorney informed the court
that Chief Justice Chase had dispensed
with the test oath FOR jurors, and moved
nat the same rule be adopted for the
United States District Court OF LOUISE
ana, and Judge Dorell then ordered the
Data to be administered as required be-
fore the war.
There was lsrgs attendance ct the
opening race ovsT the Metsire course to-
day. The first race was 8 dash of a
mts and 8 ball, to carry 100 pounds. foT
8 purse Of 400. There were three en-
tries. The race was won by Bismarck.
beating Wsrwick's eh. horse by Bleak
Wind, and Tom Green. Time, 3:O2s.
III the State Post Stake, three mile
heats, $500 entrance, Alabama enters
Bayonet Missouri, Sundown; and Lou
isiana, Giiroy. The following Is the
summary: Bayonet, l, 2, l.; Gilroy,
: l, Z; shutdown, 8, 8, 8. Time, $40,
GA, and 6:244.
The weather was fine, cool and
bracing. The track was very heavy.
Prominent turfmen were present from
ell sections. The betting wss all n
way, B4yonet being the fsvorite and San
down selling second In the pools.
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T-ELEGRAPmG0



NEW YORK, November zs.-Coleou stas6v
seles $50 bales upisnds Z5o. FLOUR iuoerd1e,
lasIy unchanged. Conse duifsS ua1SsnSla
sugar qdieL Cuba 1tAeilz<e. MoIase5 norni-
naliy unchanged. hneal quIe.; spring 81 JOs
Dry GoOds-Linseyx composed of VOL and
cotton, z0.. R=IeIants o proof cloth. 81 25lF
! ~. StsndsrI prints, l29I2Zc. Brown sheet
anss, q isi. Ausiln dsiaInes and ali Anneri-
Moaey-The market Is easy; call loans5 s;
sterling easier al $685. god 5LaS53x Specis
sxPor : for the wees, $4,000. Ihs Irs1suTy
VIII sell so0o,C10 on Monday and S3DOteJ CaI,v
during the remainder OF the week. Old Teu.
nessees 6sEi neT 90 The $1,000 in gold sold
oS ms government tO-oaJ brought 10 59-I00.
sew Orleans aarkeL
NEW ORLEANS, November 2s-Coiton m.
changed and demand light; middlIngs Pa
SAc; sales 20 bales; receipts 1885; exports
%; back 45AsE. New YORK siEht "a az.
C unit Sugar, low grsd,s have declined. b gh
are unchanged common sG9G; prime I2Ls
lzLci Clarified I3al4c. Aotzsses icwer: com.
mon 50953c; prime 5s@16c; choice $3.50.
corn 0SGIOc- + onT hrmer: supzruue 81 TLaa
. %; Xxx s. X&NEgs 50 Corn lower. 77asJe.
Gas nfm ate c bran UNCHANGED. Hay easier
at -. PORK dull and unsettled at So. Rar0n
dull; shoulders l25l2xs; clear rD sides liza
t2c; &c clear sia q tsate. Lsra lg+glzc- Whisky
Coffee AR hlo, l4SI4Hc; prime IsH@1g4e.
Louisville aarEes.
L~oUIsvILLE, November 2S.-Tobaeco uzis,
sales - hds; lug. 10 msdiam leaf Is Is 10 sI97 q
cotton Zc- hay bal O, sic. Corn 8 eEeO Osis
- s57c. Rye 5lgl s.. wheat 81 75aI Is 81
P-Ifne Hour SS2l96 PORK So. Lsrd ic
5Glk shoulder sides I3 and I3Ec packed
Hog I'm at - 70 gross. WHISKY. raw,
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. November 2s-Famliv no,r
81 @g6- Wheatsi 90. Corn S2Ge3c. aye II %
Oat-os1e0e CCttoa duh ~ &c. WhskS CSC.
Po-k 81 1922 Bu K shGuire 81; SIDES l2l.a
-. Lard B4Si6c. RuItsr and cheese uR-
Sc. Louis sFEe
ST. LOUIS. November &-Tobscco cuie. and
unchanged. sup ri1e Flour 8 as 90. Fall
wheat 81 70. Corn zS1Sc. Oats 52G5ic. Barley
81 q. Pork so s0GS BuIk shOuiders gI[e.
sides I3A9lS%c- Bacon should Is lIc:lO si1ss
In market. Lard l2zSl}c. Whisky Csc.
Foreign Eerkess.
LONDON, November 2~S.-Consois closed at sFz.
SAYS dull a t7f5S.
LivERPoOL November 2s.-Catton sales for
the week 7ndtsg yesterday. G3,0l0 bales, in
Guiding p 900 for export and l3JO ia specuIq-
tors stock $4,000 bales, ~iEesuding y eco Amsri-
can smOunt 9ffsat for his port, SSS6Cd Gales.
including 5000 A77edsaus. Manchester al.
vices are less favorable and cause a dunneSs.
TO-dsy's slles, 1900 bales. The market i
steady uplands - arrive, 10kd; On the spot.
lGsd; Orleans, il5k
Cotton closed quiet and unchanged. Sales
1900 bales. SONS business was done IN cotton
70 arrive II lS.i for aplsnds.
HAyRE, November 2s--otfon duh and
easier On the spot, l37f Rad Lar 10 arrive, for
tres ordinsirs.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON. November 28.-Tbs
amount Of fractional currency printed
his week is S402, 0G0; shipments. 1901
oe9i amount redeemed, $3.50 600 M
uonal bank currency Issued for the week
SlS9,6SO. Total circulation 80 IO8 558 rs
Custom receipts for week ending .2Isr
inst, $50, DDS. sos.
Tne Librarian OF Congress has caused
TO De placed In the rotuada of the Capt.
tol 3 statue Of Alexander Hamilton.
heroic size, executed in Italy by Horatio
stone, OF this city, and made on an order
Of Congress.
Gen. Spinner's annual report shows
bis covering warrants to have baan
$40 OSS, and for the payment of $50. 222.
Under 9 recent circular from tie fress
ury Department, requiring Financis!
Agents 10 send In for REDEMPTION certain
descriptions OF legal tender notes q very
large amount has been received,
Inc Secretary OF the Tressury's duan-
elal report viii show an expe diture on
the public debt account Of $S4s $50. 600
which includes the conversions into Gus
TOMS, public debt, ese.
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IN NEMoRIAM.


COUSINS In the city of Memrhis. % The
evenizg OF the 22d inst4nE Mrs. LIZZIE COuSISS,
aged t~weniy-fOuF years, wife OF :. K. Cousins,
ESQ, passe1 rom time 70 eternity.
Her lingering and harrassing malay was
borne with exemplary foTsitude and Christian
resignation 70 the viii OF the Msster, for she
had early learned TO look after the issues OF
the heart, out OF which is life eternal so that
when death finally tame it had no terrors FOR
her, but was welcomed as a gracious release
f1om the cares sads orross o. earth TO the Joys
unspeakabIe beyond tn grave.
LET nay death be the death Of the righteous,
and let my last end be like hers"
h deceased was gifted b. nature with an
excellent mind, and a disposition of such win
ming grace and sentlsneSs as to nave LED cap
tive ali hearts that fell within the sphere OF Ter
msgio influence; and she YES thus fitted by
naturs Ekd training to shine In the domestic
circle, the true and only province for the dis
play OF he many noble qualities and emo
cling Influences OF a pure and exalted WOMAN
hood. In all the varied relations OF Life she
was cs near perfection as fallen humanity can
be. As the tried and trusted friend, as ths de-
voted daughter and sister, as the Incompatible
vile, . large circle o. friends mourn her-5e
rssved sisters, a mother and h~zsband-ars In
constable. Nay He who hath pity even as a
father pitis:h his children" look down on
them and III his great mercy give them that
strength and consolation under thar trials and
Affections that can come from no ca thly
source.
While fhnu. bright spirit, happy star,
Ger ioOkisJ the tumult from srart
And sm1lsst, knowing ali Il well"
Loae%~
Richmand and Petersburg Cvirginisl and
Charleston South Cardinal papses please copy
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FOREIGN.

BERLIN, November 28.-The Deputies
from Schleswig have been denied seats
10 the Diet until they swear allegisnca.
PARIS, November 2S.-The Eressnt
MOnitettr newspaper loses its officisl
character on New YEARS day, LIE Moni-
teur official De PEmpire will then
appear.
The Publisher of the Li{tse R,ooress
newspaper hes been iGed 500 francs and
sentenced to one months imprisonment
for publishing q list Of the subscriptions
for the proposed movement Of NJ Bsudin
cemetery Of Mont Marics,
The fdtTEs says the corps legislatifF
Will meet On the 4th January next.
The FntTts Of yesterday says there is a
faction IN Spsin who favor the formation
OF 3 Tr,umvirste for Eve wears.
LONDON, November 2S.-Phs Times OF
to-day gives the Liberals SSl members tn
the Housa,
Great preparations are being made at
b~irmiDghsm for the reception OF
RsverGy Johnson, on Wednesday next.
Ohm Bright and others viii speak. Attne
dinDer. WDioh was contemplated by the
Workingmen's Society OF this city to
DIR. Johnson, bas been abandoned.
Benjamin D'Isr&eli has declined the
Peersge. HIS wife has been created
Viscountess of Bloomfield.
VIENNA, November 2s-An Ameri-
eau vessel with arms on board, designed
for the use of the Wallachians, passed 10
the Danube g day or two since.
kelnforeements have been sent by the
Porte to the Province OF Bslgrayia to
quell the disorders theEa.
Inc press anlks In commanding
D'Israeii's refusal OF the Pesrsgs, and
its bestowage on his wife. The iournsls
also euiog'zs the career OF the Premier.
MApRID, November 2s.-The Gov.
ernment has declared that the popular
sense Of the oouatEy is antsgonistieai 10
the establishment Of q Republic. snd
that the Cortez soon to meet wiz snrel-
propose q form OF monarchy,
Piassga has gone TO Paris. There
have been mary Republican demonstrs-
tons throughout Spain within q few
Gays.
FLORENCE, November 2s.-Ouite q
outbreak has occurred at Bologna
and new troubles are fesrad. The Dis
tSSosnce originated through q refusal of
peasants to pay their taxes. Ten
bad been killed and several
badly wounded,
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HAVANA.

HAVANA. N3yember 2s.-The shares
Of the Spanish Bank have declined go
Der cent, and those of the Commercial
Bank to 80 per cent. discount.
The first battalion of volunteers, 500
strong, lesve tomorrow for the seat Of
war.
1t is reported that the insurrectionists
have burned the plantation Of Col
Acosts, commanding 8 battalion OF vol
unteers; and also that Gen. Espedez, of
the insurrectlonistE, had had three men
executed, who were csugat robbing and
committing iEcendia-ism.
Espedez, previous to the attack and re-
pulse st Msssslino, recommended that
the women and children should leave
the town,
The confidence OF the people In Cap
tstn-General Lsrsundi and 8 speedy ter.
mutation OF the war Is increasing.
Another battalion Of volunteers will
march to Halquen during the coming
wesk.
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AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, November 2S.-1'hs river
is swelling, with six feet seven inches in
the canal. The weather IL clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, November 2s.-AFrived-
Pfsirie City. Depsrtsd-H. Dc. ShEsve,
Thompson Dean, Mary f Forsythe, Ida
and Ben Johnson. The rise st Dubuque
continues.
~PfTTsBURG, November 2S.-Ths river
is rising steadily, with IL feet In the
channel. There will be large shipments
OF zeal by the present rise.
CAIRO, November 2S.-Up Ames, II
pm; City of Cairo. 6 am; Shark, z
am; Pauline Carroll, 8 am. Down..
w. Ganett 0 am; Armsdiilo, ii am
Legal Tender, IL am. The river fell Eve
inches.
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THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
Tie President Of the Chamber of Com
raerce has appointed the following gen.
Jlemen to represent aenlphis snd the
interests Of this neighborhood at the sp-
preaching meeting Of the National Board
If Trade: MessrS, ROBERTSON ToPP.
wM n F~ABRTSGToN, J. w. CLAPP. j
7. TEEzEvANT, C. 3. CHURCH and B. B
BARKER.
These gentlemen are by eas Of their
experience, length OF residence, and
knowledge of our wants, admirably
adapted 10 the duties that will devOlve
upon them, and which We are confident
they will discharge to the satisfaction of
the c0m~unity. We hope one and all
OF them will find it convenient TO attend,
aud by voice, energy and vote assist in
the development of the grand schemes Of
public enterprise that are to develop the
South snd give US a Pacific railroad.
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A FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, November 2S.-Ad.
vices from Mexico state that Alvarez,
the Governor Of Guerrero, had sppropIi-
sted tine money Ia the Custom House OF
Acapulco TO his private use, ara com
plant had been made TO the General
Government Of the same.
Frightful murders aud asssssinations
are daily committed in the nelghbor-
hood Of M~onozlllo and Columbia.
Gen. Losado publishes a statement that
1t Is not his intention TO commence war
the Federal Government,
although he possesses the msans to carry
= war % = successful end,
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Friday. November ~. Ises,

To the highest and best bidder. FOB CASH. At
the 'front.' dOof OF Us Court, Waldran Block.
No. 4S0 Main street, Memphis, TenneSses. be-
tween the hours OF D O'Clock am. aud a. O'Clock
r.m. aud commencing at u o'clock m. OF aid
day, All the rigat title and interest. legal and
equitable, which belonged TO said several Bank
rupts at TIE dates OF Ming their respective Pc
titiors IN bankruptcy, N and 20 the following
described personal property, to-wit All the
bills OF exchange promiseory notes, securities.
equities. accounts, books OF account. ehcsss in
action, and All the stngDlar. the personal eff
fects and sssets Of said BankRapts, OF every
kind and description.
Sale positive, and possession gwen irnmedi-
atsly.. W1. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, 18th November, 1858. hOvl5 Id
Tss above sale 10 postponed to MONDAY
November ~, 1888, at o'clock pm.
W. Y. CIkODE, Assignee,
Memphis, November 2, lsss rows ID
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NEW R gSwECK.

ST. JOHNS, November 2S-The land
lines throughout this Province, connect
ing with the Atlantic Cable at Hearts
Content, were yesterday Frustrated by a
heavy snow storm, and are still down.
No European dDapeisl or commercial
news Of yesterday has yet been received.
The wirea viii probably be repaired be.
fore the close of the dsy.
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ST rouTs.

ST. LOUIS, November Is. - Senator
Stewart and family, from Nsvsde, ar
rived st Sait Lake on Thursday, on route
% Washington. He reports the Central
Pacific Railroad completed As miles
east OF Sacramento, and q gap Of only
400 miles between that Road aud the
Union Pacific Road.
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Notice---Dissolution

THE arm Of GRAVES, JONES co. having
L sold their entire stock OF Books. Machinerv'
etc. 10 the Publishing Company,
L. this day dtssSlVed by mutual CONSENT
The business of the late drm will DO settled
by s c. Rogers, senior partner. once No. "a
South Court street Memphis, Tenn.
November q. 1865. DOVE a q q
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sOHENEoTADY, ". Y.

SCHENECTADY, November 2s.-The
ticket Office Of the New York Central
Railroad, Ia this city, was broken into
by burglars last night. The safe was
opened with keys, and about $1,000 in
money taken out. There Is NO clue to
the burglars.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, o., November 2S-The
steamer Boston Is reported as having
been sunk In Lake Michigan by the
steamer Milwaukee. Both are Of the
Northern Transfer Company. No lives
Lost,
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA. November 2S.-Gsn.
Sweeney, with two companies OF the
18th Infantry, arrived here this morning,
and will remain until after the munici-
pal election next Wednesday.
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MEHKEH BROTHERS,
Corner gour. and Main SIS.
Bankrupt Sale OF Personal Prep.
erfY.

In the several matters OF A. 8. Coleman. Ne.
81; JIlson p. Johnson, No sl5; G. q II.
Frank. No So Coolidge q Cooper and s. ri.
Melcher & Co, No SO a. A. Burleson. No
50; and II. +. FarnsTorth, No, Is.
In Bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tennessee.
DY virtue OF orders or sale entered In the
ID a-boye-namsd cases, on the 9Th day on Mo-
vsmber, 1868, by The District rourt or the Unitad
states for The District OF West Tennessee. IN
BsnkrpAcy, l will proceed 20 sell, en-
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ZOE MOUND CTTE

CTEAMER GEORGE u. CREEK r.
- leaves Memphis every day foTEyGz
MoundCffT at $ am, 70 Ia, II IA - snd AZ
eawr u an. and IL and I pm. landing Al
loot or Wash 4as12 street
Iyu HARX r gHEEx, Aasfer,
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NEW ADvERTxsEM'NTs

DERSOSAL-IfM Mrs. ELIZ4 BETH V. SCOTT
1 is IN the city, and will Ca I at ESQ Bank.
sue Will learn something OF Interest. MOSS
Efo8 SALE-FwO fine, fresh NILCH cows
= with young Calves. Apply to W.T.. Hines.
Esnd9lpR rnat. Ore and a half miles north OF
WOf river bridge. no2J 81
wANfED.-AE experienced Book-keeper is
w dssiroas OF Obtaining g situat on in q
wholesale house or DaaElnE iuEti ufiOn at a
moderate salary. Best or references as to char
aeter and competency. Address Book-keep1r,
Appeal ofice, novzs b