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I'm BAukruufcY.

DIsTRICT OF MAINE, s.-This Is to give
H. notice that . second Meeting Of the Creditors
or Alsnsou Dunn BANKRUPT, win DO held 1t the
once Of ]. d. Fsssendsn Register In Bankruptcy,
in said District, st City Rooms Blddsford on the
seventh day Of February, A. d. 1863 at Ocloek ?.
T., Tor the purpose named In the rWsuty.esvsuth
ssction OF the Bankrupt Act OF March and 1857,
and hat Q third meeting Of said creditors will b
held a. the same place on the second day Of March
A. n. 1858 at 10 O'Clock A. d., for the purposs
named in the Twenty .eiEth section OF said Act.
- JOhNQ. SCAMMON sssgnss.
Feb.s 1853. 3u
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
hs entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases In
cIdent 10 the female system. An experience Of
twenty -four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup-
preston and oil other Menstrual Denngements..
hon whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Office No. Endlcott street, boston.
N, B-Board furnished to those who wish TO re-
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Boston. Juno q, 1867. lryT
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General advertisements.
District Court of the United States.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
DAlanson Dunn. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
This is to gve notice that petition has been pro.
sented to tho Court, this 30th day OF January. by
he may be dscreed 70 have q fulf discharge from
nil his debts. provable under the bankrupt Act,
and upon reading said Petition, II Is ordered by
the Court that hearing DO had upon the same, on
tho twenty. third day Of March. A. d., 1868. before
the Court In Portland. In said District ut O'Clock
p. a., and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons In interest, may sp
pear at said time and place, and show cause, u
should not be granted. wa. p. PREBLE.
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Certain Csre ~ N1l Cases,
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In bankruptcy.

DIsTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
LED hereby gives notice Of his appointment -
sssgnoe OF Peletiah N. Hobson OF Staudish, In the
County OF Cumberland and state Of Maine, within
aid District. who has been sdjudged bankrupt.
upon his own Petition. BY the District Court Of
said District. JOHN y ScAMMAN, Assignee:
Blddsfort, Feb. ., 1853 1pH
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
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boston, Aug. 70, 1867. splyU
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General Advertisements.
BoWpolN COLLEGE.
Medical Department.

yAcuLrY o. MEDICINE
SAMUEL HARRIS, D D., Prssidsat u Ne Col
JoHN 8. TEHsEy. ,Lssssrsr - Medal
Jurisprudspce.
ISRIEL r. DANA, Nd. hsisssss u tie The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine.
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TN BANKRUPTCY.

TN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice 10 hereby given that 10 addition 10 the
regular session. . court IN bankruptcy will DO
held ut City Rooms, Biddeford, Me-, on Monday,
February L., lsos, Of 10, A. NJ.
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Raeder's (erman Snuff.

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Jan. I, 1868
WHY SUFFER FROM SORES?

when By the use Of ARNICA OINTMENT, you can easily
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Hale,s Arnica Ointment,
For sale by all dgssts send your address and IS cts.
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coed faith of the nation viii allow the
redemption 81 the ) 20 bonds until 1t
shall perform it's primary duty OF paying
its notes IL coin, or making tneul equiv
alent thereto, and measures shOuld re
adopted 10 secure the resumption Of
spscia payment at IS carly . period as
practicable.
ar. Sherman also reported back from
the same committee, without amend
ment. the Joint resolution introduced by
MIR. Edmonds, ia November, 1857,
which reads IS follows !:
Aj1int resolution pledging the faith OF
the United States to the payment OF the
public debt:
WHEREAS, The public debt was, ex-
espt when specially or otherwise ordered,
contracted upon tae faith and credit OF
the United States, that the SAME would
be paid or redeemed ID coin or is equiv
sient; And whereas, Doubts have
been raised IS TO the duty and pro-
priety Of dischsrging such debt in coin
or its equivalent therefore in cases
wherein the law authorizes the same, or
provision was expressly made, is owing
IN coin OF It's equivalent; and the faith
OF the United States il hereby solemnly
pledged to its payment accordingly.
Mr.. Williams offered a resolution in
structing the Judiciary Committee to
iGq1ire int the expedrency OF SEINE i'm
mediate legislation to prevent the dis
charge Of persons convicted Of crime by
extraordinary decisions Of district judges.
Morton spoke on his hnaaeisl bail, and
the resolution censuring the financial
views OF the President il his message.
Mr.. Hendricks moved 2 substitute, say
ing that the SeBste cordially endorsed
the Presidents views regarding the in-
volatility of the public debt and ex
pressing the views expressed III the New
York platform, which was voted down,
and the consideration OF the original
resolution was resumed, but, without &C.
ton, the Senate adjourned.
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n

WAsHINGTON, December 16.-Nenard,
the cclored man here claiming q seat in
the House from Louisiana, snys the Lii
braTy Association OF Washington did
rot, az has bean stated, address him 9
note, requesting bin not to present his
claim, but urged him TO do sc. He says
hs wac born ia the fces State Of Illinois,
attended Liberia college ia Ohio, voted
fer Lincoln in 1880, and sat en- a jury ia
that State. Ha IS ssh without a ceriih-
cate ron Gov. Yarmouth.
The President hiss nominated W. II.
SmailRood TO be PostmsateE O. New Or
leans, Fred. NJ Dookiery Attorney for
Florida, aud s.. Gordon Adams Attorney
for the Southern District Of Mississippi.
The committee appointed 20 inquire
in1o the character Of tie Maryland gov
eminent sill take evidence during the
reese.
The total eetimate for the next fiscal
year If 1903 000, 600, Including Sl29,e0o,0 Geo
FOR interest on the public debt, aud S28,-
coo. coo for pensions.
Col. J. Z. Bryant, chairman Of the
Executive Republican C0uElittee OF
Georgia, authorizes the statement that
he is opposed to Summers and Batlefis
bills, and will oppose any measures
throwing Georgia back under q military
government
Gov. Bullock, Of GsoFgis, was before
the Reconstruction COMMITTEES to-day.
The COMMITTEES also gave the Mississippi
Radical committee a hnal hearing.
Should either the Senate or House bill
repssling the law f~crbiddip.g the orgsni-
eaten Of the militia in the Southern
states pass, 3 "p0cket veto" during the
recess viii kill It.
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p PLANTERS,

Writing in the interest Of orr planting
friends, for whom st the time we closely
scanned the market, We indited these
words on the Goth of September last:
"Tae planter must be first guided by
"bis necessities, and ssnd to market as
"Euppiles aye needed, or o pressing in
+" -dsoUedness To bis merchant calls for
- payment, but after that shOsld hold
every pound of cotton until he Is ad-
a. v.ssd mat the market has reached its
/" highest and best figure, when be should
{" Ebio and avail himself Of the lest cent
{" to he had for his product"
For this advice the APPEAL WAS ridi-
caled by wise acres full Of their own
o3noslt. We were abused fOr suggesting
TO the planter the possibility of higher
prices than then ruled in fsca Of the fact
q a plethora Of the stsple and arrivals
every Day beyond any former precedent
The season has not advanced to the
middle stage before we are fully
Justified in our suggestion. The market
for midBing cotton on the dsy above re-
ferfed to was 22i cents per pound, a1d
weakening yssterday it was 28l, and
hTm, lth a marked falling Off in receipts
and q stock on hand Of only Gas bales,
1857 bales less than vas held the cores
pending period last year. L. face OF
these facts and figures, wO feel fully sus-
tained Ia our position that the planter, not
atone IN his cgn, but In the iEieTests Of
the country, should hold ever ed pro-
long the season 50 az ID reap the largest
reward possible for his labor. Cotton
will, we thIaa, yet reach better figures
pernsps 60 ten cents higher before the
7~uFminatirg price can be announced with
c~frtatntE.
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rSIE sCaooL sTyD'

We invite attention 70 an article upon
this subject on oHr first page, taken from
the Uai0n and american Of Toesdav.
II Il, together vita Whist has alresd >
bee1 given by the press Of the State, fail
to force from The Legislature the lnfor.
nation called for, the members OF tbs,
b5dy, or many OF them, we must con.
Guide, sre nearly as deep Ia the mud as
those who stole the fund sre in the mire.
We have ssked the President Of the Ten.
nessee National Bank, snd we have asked
the Receiver Of the Bank for informa-
ton whicH they could give as to the dis
position Of the missing fuad. They have
failed to snsser. We hope with cur
contemporary thai they win be made 4,
respond, and on cath, before 8 COMMITTEES
% tbs Legislature.
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rsiE oHsHBCs BILL.

As We predicted in the APPEAL OF
Monday, the iniquit0us Omnibus bill wss
defeated In the HOUSE on Tuesday, thus
putting S qgietus on tue designs or de-
slres Of the ring" to saddle the State
with additional debt and 3 farther i'm
pzirment OF her credit. We trust that
his lesson viii serve thess cormoTants,
a1d that they will learn from it there il
still strength ia the protests Of the press
and the people, and that even their We
nal CONDUCTORS in the Legislature are im-
potent 30 serve then, against a well
pronounced public opinion. How Mr..
RICHARDS and Mr.. RYDER can ever ex.
psos to look this people in the facs after
voting ia favor Of the iDiquity, we viii
leave those 70 solve who ara better posted
as to the why and wherefore Of their
votes.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, December I6.--The following
official news from 5psin is Published
here 1.-THE coUatry Is entirely tranquil,
and the address intended for the Heads
of Departments in the Provinces, will
not DO forwarded.
LoSDON, December l6.-The letter
from Rsverdy johnson to the Working.
meme Society iustiiies his friendly later
ceurss with Laird and other friends OF
secession, by the example OF Grant end
ShermGn's treatment Of Rebel Officers,
ard says that II hs Is guilty Of Treason so
is Grant and Sherman, for Gen. Grant
has entertained ct bis V house 8 dis
tIngGished Rebsl leader. He asoribes
the attack upon him ia the American
newspapers 70 = recent dislike for s pres
ervatioD OF the peaceful relations be-
tween England acd The United Ststss.
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ALADAZA

MONTGOMERY, December ia reso,
luton TO take e recess uull Che 20sh o.
January was gcted down to-day, Ii il
probable THAI the Legislature will sd
JUrn about Christmas.
Bills have passed both houses opening
all Judgments granted By any court il
tne state, on dents contracted before the
25th O. May, 1865. The bill allowing the
-siatuts OF Limitation TO run duriEg tbs
war has also become 3 law. The fec.
Of this bill is to wipe out all debts not
sued ca Or contracted befote the war, or
six years before the passage Of the act.
The Southwest and Northeast Railroad
was sold under Q mortgages BY the State
to-day, fof 1913. 600. It WAS purchased
by John Stenton, Of Boston, il the utter.
est OF the Wills Valley Railroad, OF which
Elk Gov. Patton is President.
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CHEF JUSTICE CHAi;E, who las re-
Gently returned from Richmond, speaks
in hatterlng terms OF Tie Southern peo-
pie. He thinks there ale 90 people more
loyal or more anxious fir pssee and hsr-
mony besFeea the tSso sections. and
that, II permitted to DO 50, they would
very soon recover from the disastrous
results Of the re5ellior. The action Of
the Chief Jnstics ia sustsiaing toe mo.
ton to q1ash the DAVIS indictment was
anticipated, but Is was expected that the
vindlctive nature Of Judge UNDERWOOD
would prompt him to dissent aud ueees-
state the question being certified 10 the
Supreme Court. Tie Chief Justice
thinks there Is no doubt about his opIn-
Ion being sustained By the other mem.
bsrl Of the court.
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WEATHER ARD RIVERS.

L~CCIsvILLE, December 10 Weather
vet acd IA deTa-oly cold. rhs river is
falling Ni,n six fsst foar iochss in the
canal.
CARS D csmber 8-Up-ToAu XII
gcur AID Legal tender.
Down -Aucs Dean, e. a.m.; Argoay, 4
pu.
Tho river rass iTe Inches. Weather
c!esr. Navigation to 81. Louis is still
suspended.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA December 10.
A northeast storm is prevailing.
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CAf.IgEa orr TTE mr..

AS there Is a probability Of the Militia
law being so amended by the Legislature
rs that Gov. BROwSIOw can p~recIpltate
them upon any part Of Die State As be
may deem Necessary, we desire to call
the attention Of that body to TIE fact that
the New Workers, vino are helping 10
sustain the credi. Of the State. are IS
much opposed to calling out " the mill
tia 50 they were to tia Omnibus bill they
have Just voted under the table. We re-
fer them te Comptroller BLAcKBURN's
letter, published by the State press some
weeks siacs. 4 word 70 the wise IL SUI
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STONEWALL FOR SAFE.


OWING 20 the falling health OF JAMES
u STEWART who hes been IA charge Of the
premises as manager and partner for the last
twenty II va years., STOSENAGL, a farm en-
braeinz about 1856 acres of the choicest PORTION
OF the estate OF The late DAVID CRAIGHEAD,
situated in the bend OF Island Nc. "a, Arkansas
side. is now offered for sale.
There are on the place sb0utlS0 acres cleared,
well fenced, ana now In cotton ana corn one
hundred acres in fine cypress timber, 10 which
from the bank OF the riveris l., in eSmplete run
ming order, a tTatnway. provided with railroad
trucks, convenient FOR bringing lumber for
shipment. The balance OF the land Is heavily
tim be with oek, ash, walnut, Gotten wood,
etc Il Is well leveed. and a large portion Of
the tracs is entirely above the highest FOODS.
There are also on this place comfortable houses,
negro quarters, a GIN and cotton prsss, harms,
stables, a hne apple and a peach orchard, and
everything in complete running order. Also,
a number OF reliable hands. who have been on
the place for years, who may be employed by
the purchaser. Also, mules, horses, stock hogs,
oxen, etr.. sufficient to work il, and valued al
about 5000. These latter, it viii be desirable 70
dispose OF TO the purchaser of The land.
For further particulars apply TO
JAMES STEWART, on the Premises.
R. ". DAVIS, 22 Front Street. Memphis
CRAIGHEAD, BREAST GIBSON,
des I'm Nashville. Tenn.
ST Louis Republican and CinDcinnan Gem
mercial (Datltesl copy one month, and Eead bill
to Z. ?, Hsdden, Sg Front street, Memphis.
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THE animation that the Supreme
Court is likely to declare the legal tender
act uBconstliu.lonsl, excites an esger in.
terest on Wsii street. No alarm, how.
ever, is felt, as il is conceded that the
Chief Justice would postpone q decision
of such i@partsnoe until Congress we're
allowed time to take come less violent
method OF reaching specie payments
Tie New York Tribune of Monday
morning has 3 double loaded leader on
the sutJscl, which concludes with the
lntImation that the decision will soon be
rendered. December 2ist is named As
tAe dsfs.
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TIE Selma Ala Tiasss ssys that North
ern men, Of experienc ,iospitsi, seeing
the natural manufacturing advantages
Of the South, ard p%zghe1lsrly Of Ala
oama, sTe e0gsging in the several
brsuehes Of that business ia various
parts OF the State. "Iroudsle.e nssv
Eyton, is the work Of Northern capital.
The Shelby iron works viii 0 be ct
work on Northern mcney. Northern
men have built "K~shnedale,o near
Tuskalooss-the most Offensive cotton
factory in the Slate, anil is spperiHses-
dent says he is running 10 for 800 a dan
Tess than he could run IL If Il uge4e IN
Massachusetts. The Messrs. JAMES, old
and rich iron men Of Pennsylvania,
have bought the Roup's Valley iron
works, and will probably put $500, O01 in
them. These are only a few cases.
There are many others. We wish they
were still more numerous.
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TIE AssoCTaesp PnE.s

AtiGst there is a prospect fGl' Ihe release
OF the press Of the country hora thstyraa-
uy OF the New Yark Associated Press. BY
the c~o1niTsucs Of the Telegraph comps-
MES, this combination OF neEspsPcss IN
New York city have for years co2troled
the press dispatches, ard TO q great eS-
tent, through then, shaped public opin-
ion, compelling, 8. tie same time, sll
other joarusls TO pay toll enough 10 re-
lease them from any sad FL expense,
and afford 3 handsome IrCfs beside.
From all sections complaint has gone up
against this tyranny, bui withou. any
result. at last, in consequence OF some
structures upon t~elegraphy by The New
York Herald, the Telegraph Companies
have united in notifying tIis too iusty
monopoly thst its c-ys ale numbered.
sud hat on aud at the frss day OF
January the contract De.wssn them will
become null and void.
It has been suggested, and ws think
wisely, that the Telegraph Companies,
by means OF their present organization
and through their inte!lissn. and expert
employees Immediately msSe provision
~foroccuryins the field thus 20 De vacated
by the monopoly. Ua3sr their present
arrangement Of districts they c0a.d bring
Jheprsss isto Immediate c, nnection vita
all parts or the country, aud except so
far as the National capital Is concerned,
obvi2te the necessity toT expensive
-" specials" They could also give full re-
ports Of disasters and aTiirs Of import
snce, and always carefully exclude the
nam~by-psmby nonsense, against the re-
ception Of which aud psynisns Tor which
We have 60 often eomplsiasd. We could
then get the news OF ths aursouEd l8g
country every day and no ss aow have
to wait upon tbs irregu sr mails aud
slow correspondents for EEat re ought
to have ~ telegraph in su h5ur. We
hope the Telegraph Company will take
the matter Ia hand and show what can
Be done by 50 great an setnoy for good
10 the way Of providing news" IN
biased b. political prediction or opinion.
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BOSTON.

BOsToN, December 1s-Ex-Mayor
Wig5jmsn's residence, in Newtownville,
was burned last night. Loss Si2, coo.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 1e -The Soldiers
devoted tue day 20 feasting, speech ma
kiEg, etc, and sd buried their respective
Associations subject to the call IF the
Executive Committee.
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|NI-II-I-~NE III =
CISCIHHArI. December I8-FAmiiy -four g. &c
as. Wheat 81 50. Cora GSa7Uc. cats 6idb5c.
Cotton steady; middGinsE 25kc. Whisls 9sc,
Pork is held at 81. Esra I3%MtTc. Bulk shout
dsrs i0Zc; sides lSi4@i3%c. Butter S69i0e. Eggs
Be. Groceries quiet an : unchanged.
NJ. LOufa Market.
ST. LOUIS, December l6-Tobarco nominany
unchanged. Superdne -four IS 75G6 50. Corn
7ogS0c Oats 56o6ee. Barley, spring, s292 IS.
Pork SIG 50a27. Bulk shoulders i0%9fIc. clear
sides I4%9 $40. Bacon shoulde 5 I29l2Le
clear sides I7lzc. Lard lG9l7c. Whisky s49ssc.
Foreign EaFkets.
LONDON. December l6.-Cousols closed at s25s
d92L. 5-20s dull at ~.
LIVERPOOL, December i6-Cotton closed quiet
and unchanged. Breedsiu1s dull.
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TOROXFo.

TORONTO, December I5.-Tt Is expected
that Nhalen viii get a Lev trial, aud the
z wiii be changed 50 hat the trial
will take plscs ct Toronto, or one OF the
ccuutTy towns near here.
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nR. n. NJ. sNEED, DENTIST. has returned
10 Memphis, and again offers bis profess
sional services TO the eitizens OF the city and
surrounding country. Rooms At No. S6 Main
street, four doors below Union street. over Luli.
mn 4 VisnnAE Gun Store. nov1slm-
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NEW hts

MASONIC NO
vi stated nnu communication o. "a
Hamilton Lodge, No. $50 F. and A. N, NY
Will be held at the hail OF AngsroDs W.
LOiEe On Friday night, Decsmter 49,
1858, for election OF officers and other bus.ness.
By order of &. =. LYNN, VI. n.
W. Z. BUTTS. Secretary. dele 81
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New YcRx. December l6.-Cotton closed
steady sales 385 bales; iIPlards 3Ac. Flour,
Scutii-rl. co1imrn 70 afr extra, & @9S -
Wheat 21Sc better. Cosn heavy, and la2c
lower; white Scuther sl6l a.. Provisions
nrm. Lard. kettle, lT8TZc.
Monsy.-1he mrrkel hi a tive and firm. Call
10 ans Z per cent. pisc1Unts fairy actlvs At =
9 sterling drm al gE49M- God opened firm
N sslon that Nartons oil. Il adopted, will
directly conduee - higher premiums. The
market Is dull, however, ana this afternoon
reacted 70 S5 On the report OF the SenRte's
FilGnsc COMMITTEES, ano. at VIII CD rates trans
actions were made. I'D Tsnressees GSk@69
vp,v Gyf.0HSL.