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THE Aberdeen Miss Examiner,
Of Thursday, ssys the people of Cal
edoDis held q mass meeting LAST
Saturday in the interest OF the Men,
phis and Selma Railroad, which EAs
addressed By Col W. w. TROUP,
AonrOe's energetic Director for the
east side. TIE result wss = subscrip-
ton OF $4,000 TO the enterprise, and an
enthusiastic assurance that whenever the
line shoald be surveyed, Caledonia would
Tlse % TIE " tip toe" OF her ability. CAL
edonis is exhibiting most cemmendable
foresight 10 this matter, for, situated az
she is, IL the vicinity OF the Buttahatehie,
which affords the finest water power In
the State, and with coal and iron almost
ct her doors, she msy yet rival any city
IN Mississippi.
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The last number OF the RnoIViRe
lPhtg, comes 10 Us with two articles
upon the C~Onfederates and the Coated
sracy. We had thought that sveH the
"Ssnior Editor " would take warning,
by the death OF his pet tri-weekly, Of
tae i~ndisposltion Of the people to read
such twsddle, s1d devote his time, and
his talents, III he have any, other than
those Of the blackgusrd,l TO the decent
purpose Of healing the wounds OF the
State, and help In her development.
Bat we presume he has but this one
string 70 harp upon. II tbs CoAfederacy
had not existed, BEowNLow woul1 have
died long since.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, December li.-Tn Gn in
tecview With Ben. Wade, he is reported
TO have derided Chase and Seymour
pi.ied Blair, denounced r n. Dana and
tbs opponents OF Butler, as arist0orRts
who made asses OF themselves In trying
to APPS E3glish rride Of birth, aad de
ciarsd Rsverdy Johnson to be g tosdy.
The settlement Of the Alabama claims
ws= easy enough, be said, II We made q
simple protocol. He favored universal
suffrage and the transfer Of the Indian
Bureau to the War Department.
The Herald advocates the funding Of
the public debt at g low rate CT interest,
ard the steady liquidation Of the prlnei-
pal. Il refers to The increase Of the pub
lie debt, and says It Is the imperative
duty Of Congress TO ponder well the gi-
gsntIc projects for robbing the Treasury,
now before 1t In the shape Of subsidies for
private speculation.
The celebrated Sanitary Fair OK,
weighing upwards OF 1000 pounds, raised
by Carlos Pierce, and now on exhibition
In Boston, was rendered 70 Gen. Grant
last evening, By Msj. w. w. Leland,
and Is 70 be served at the inaugurstion
dinner next March 10 Washington, ul-
der the supervision Of the Republican
Central Committee.
Tse Tribune says Of the proposed ter
min&tion OF the contract with the New
York Associated Press, that the actual
reason why the Telegraph Company
gave the notice was because of severe
structures against the personal integrity
OF the managers Of the Western Union
ard they did not deem 1t their
duty TO be bound to the Association by
contract while one of tie members Of
ths Association felt st liberty to impugn
the personal character Of the officers.
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THE GAHE

On our first page We present for The
benefit OF those in the game trade in
Memphis, as well as for planters and
farm lRborers and country people gen.
orally. q very comprehensive and inter.
esting article on the wholesale game
trade OF Chicago. 1t viii suggest what
may be doee in the same way here, II
energy, and 8 little capital 10 help,
are interested ia 1t. II Is only 0y uli-
lz;ng all the good things that nature has
placed within our reach that we are ever
successfully to compete with our North
western friends In the race for growth,
prosperity and wealth. Oar fields oil
game are as extensive end i~nexhaUstIble
IS those OF Chicago, and By E little labor
aud effort may he mvde to yield 81 profit
ably. Who'll test 1t -?
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1l.-Geo.
and Camilla Twitchett, charged with
the murder OF Mrs. Hill, wers brought
into court this morning. The counsel
for Mrs. T~witchett moved to quash the
Indictment against her, on the ground
that the District Attorney had exercised
an undue influence on the grand jury to
induce them to bring ia q true bill, not
warranted by the evidence, which he
averred he could prove by the District
Attorney and the foreman Of the grand
jury. The court ruled that no person
could be examined 8 to what trsnsplred
10 the grand jury room, and refused the
motion to quash. The persons were
then a~rralgned, and plead not guilty.
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mAR


NEW YORK, December ll.-Cottor closed with.
out dscidsd change; ssaies IS bales uplAnda
&c. superfne -four s5 G9e IS. Whisky quiet
at 81 CO Rlce dull. Coffee nrm. sugar quiet
Cuba ll9l2Ae; DemSso I5rc- New Orleans
noiasses 6Ossoe. Wheat lg2c better.
! Dry GoOds-Ftnest quail les OF RapeilantE
81 7ja9. Some makes OF bleached musilna %@
Printing cloths 7sSc. spool cotton 81 per dos.
Appleton a lsc. Atlantic A l5Hc.
Money-Ths market Is active, supply light
Sterling $685. Gold ssss%s&. Old TenR=s.
New Orleans NarkeL
NEW ORLEANS. Dseember li.-Cotton easier /;
miidIings 23c sales 5s00 bales weeks receipts
$3.50 bales; exports 2s,94s bales; stock 1ts,60
4sIG4Gf. New York sight E9% discount.
Flour timer under 3 speculative demand; su-
perfne s. skg7; Xxx 81 ZS7 S%; XXX 81 50
@s 50 Corn nrmer at T9ISc. Ga scuve at 81
955c. Bran 81 -. Hay. prime, s2i. Fork scarce
a; 81 50. Bacon scalce and Hem shoulders
sugar cured hams l59l6c. Lard scarce; terce
sHSsAc; clarinet IzSSlzfsc. Molasses arm
Whisky advancing. stock light; Western fecti-
fed 8. l091 Is. Coffee, nons in nrst hands ;
nomlnslly unchanged.
Louisville MRRkeG-
LOUISVILLE. December II. Tobacco sales
light. but prices unchanged. Cotton 2aEc.
Pork So 70 asS. Lard l5&Slee. Bulk shoulders
loc; GEAR r1n sides lSAc; clear sides Ike. New
Orie4IS mOltsS5Sb w. 6u6tE l-tS lac. SuDSfs
due flour s. 20 46. Wheat 81 85Gl 81. Corn 559
&C. Oats 5ds5S. Whisky nominal.
Cincinnati Market
December II Family dour 81 8
a. IS. Wheatsl ~. Corn e496jc. Oats s6g67c.
Rye 81 81. CoLton hrmer At a{92lkc. Butter
36g40c. Eggs SSc- Hay sl69Is. Pork s25, Bulk
shoulders RzglSc sides lZ54gl4e. Lard 1910
l6j4c, Clovet seed l3Sc.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. December u-Supe-nne -four
s. Sgs %. Wheat. choice fsll, 81 10 a. Is. Corn
TLG15c Oats 57G60s. Bulk shoulders 98gnc.
L4rd axe. Whisky e3H9S4e.
Foreign
LONDON, December ll.-ConsOls closed, at ssX
g823s. 5-50s gu ct al 1914.
FRANKFORT, December H. United States
5 3Hs closed al 7s5&.
LIVERPOOL, December n.-Cotton sales for
the week Gi,00o ba 'ee, of which 1900 was for ex-
port and $3.50 70 spectators. The stock Is esti-
mated at 5S,W0 bales, Of which 1900 are AmerI.
can. S2lss TO day 10000 bales. Uplands 10000;
Orleans llGlEsl. The Manchester market e
drmer.
PARIS, December 1.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of France shows a decrease OF
bullion during the week oflS,co0E.
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THE state Of public affairs in Arkansas
cannot better be exemplihed than by the
kilograms that reached the city yester-
day from citizens Of Augusta, In that
State, detailing the excitement that pre-
walls on account of the presence
of CLAYTON's militia, and the
Tobberies and outrages they are
daily p~erpetratiRg upon the people.
Every species Of Indignity that can be
hesped upon the citizens by the scoup.
drels Vho hire themselves as the tools OF
BE0wSJDw's eopyist, Is resorted 10.
btores have been broken open, and even
private Lousss, and insults to Womanly
virtue await the appearance Of the ladies
OF the place whenever they make their
appearance upon the streets, no matter
for how brief = period. Citizens, old, and
among the most respected, are subjected
20 every Kind OF ~6nnoyspce that
males can dictate, or private feud
suggest, and even those who
are absent are threatened with vista.
ions from DECENTRALIZATION Of per-
sonal violence and death In oass they
return 70 their homes and the pursuit OF
the %sgoeaiions by which they have made
and sustain the place. And all this is
c2useless as 1t is wicked. Leading a life
OF slmos, Arcadisn simplicity, the resi-
dents Of Augusta and vicinity have as
little occasion for militia and have given
as Lttle occasion for the present visitation
az The people Of the Shaker village Of
Kentucky Not only p~ssceabls aud law
abiding, but Industrious and far-resch-
ing, tie citizens OF this thriving town.
20 far from sffordiDg color or semblance
Of Pretenee for the presence Of CLAY
TONS militia, have, ever since the war
closed, sought TO reconstruct their foy-
tunes, and not only build up their
town, but make ready for the des-
tiny that before the war promised
them q Of the hSndsomest towns and
best business points ia their State, That
this condition Of things VIII be permitted
10 exist we do not believe. The people
cannot sff0rd TO stand by while these
~sooGndrels rob, murder and plundsr.
and Il CLAYTON or his Legislature faIl
70 afford them the protection they de.
mand, BY the withdrawal Of the infz.
oormor2nts, 1t may become neoes-
sary for them to show themselves equal
to the emergency, end assert their char
acter as q law-4blding people, by expelI-
the soalswag militia from the town
snd vicinity, and notifying CLAYTON
hat hereafter they will not permit any
"a Interference with their pescs aud
psTity. ]
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WE trust that the Legislature will not
permit many more days to pass without
ordering 8 thorough investigation land
publication of the result, In regard ts
the School Fund, Of which the State has
been sgiudled By soms6ody~or some
body else. We demand in the name o!
the people OF Memphis and of Shelby
county, and OF the State, that Speaker
RICHARDS and Mr.. RYDER promptly In
uoduce q resolution In the House to that
effect. This must be done, and st once.
We want to know the guilty parties, no
matter who they may be, nor how high
they stand politically or socially.
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AND RIVERS,

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE weather Is
clear and cold. The mercury is o. above
zero. The river Is falling, with Z feet 10
inches Ia the canal.
The Alaska from Cincinnati TO New
Orleans passed down.
ST.. LOUIS, December 1.-THE river Is
stationary and foil OF ice.
CAIRO, December 1l.-Up-Clifton,
last night. Down-Diamond, 8 p m;
w. r. Arthur, Tp.m. The river fell two
inches.
The Mississippi Ia full OF ice, and the
Ruth and Bee have laid up here. The
Belle Memphis arrived to-day and viii
take her regular trip tomorrow.
Navigation is suspected at st. Louis.
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that the in~surrectIon at Cadiz IL caused
by the agents Of Q1een Isabella.
BERLIN, December lin the course
Of the debate In the Prussian Diet, on the
bill ~eoniscating the property OF the Elsc'
tor Of Hesse, Count Won Bismark, allu-
ding to the recent war agitation, said tbs
fears OF war which we're prevalent dur
ing the summer, have passed away.
VIENNA, December i1.-It Ia said tina;
Baron Charles Won Broecker will be APP
pointed ambassador Of Austria to theSub-
lima Porta
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The attention Of our readers Is directed
to two communications on our LOCAL side
upon the subject Of rsilrosds--one by
Mr.. J. T. IRRELEVANT and the other by
IA. B. c." Also, 10 the note OF expla-
nation addressed to Mr. NELSON, Presl.
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce, by
Mr.. ROBERTSON ToPP, q OF the dele
gates from this city to the late meeting
OF the National Board Of Trade.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE intense
cold weather continues. Early this
morning the thermometer ranged from 10
to ii degrees below zsro. At Quincy last
night It resched I3 degrees below.
A special from Washington says Gen.
Grant leaves there next week for this
civ.
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LOUIsVTLLT.

LOUISVILLE, December ia meet.
Ing o: the Board Of Trade was held this
morning, at which resolutions were
adopted deploring the less of MI. VIM.
Garvin, Of Garvin, Bell & Co, hy the
late Ohio river disss.eF, directing that
the Board be draped In mourning, and
requesting the members and ffiands Of
the deceased 70 yea mourning for thir-
~ days.
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MARRIED.

TUTHER-sPEED.-At the residence of the
brides mother, on the sth inst, by the Rev.
Father Ke ~, LFEE o.. TUTHER 10 EMMA
SPEED, both OF this city.
We wish the newly united pair all happiness
and prosperity, and that their pathway through
life may b stneEn with all tie gifts OF 8 boun.
teous Providence. MANY FRIENDS.
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SIXTH WARO, ATTENTION

THE eltizsns OF the Sixth Ward are respect
L fully requested 70 meet In The Xnldran
Block, on Main street, on TUESDAY MKT.
18th inst, p m, for the paTpose o. selectif z a
for the next two years A punctual attendance
ie desired by many citizens OF the Ward,
MARCUS JONES, HENRY CEILp5,
ISAAC HAPSEK. G Il. CHTTRf.H
JACK HALSTE N, and Others. JsIs >.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAlLR'D.
CALL OF STOCK.

A T a meeting Of the Board or Directors OF the
n MlssE sippi River Railroad. held at the
once OF tle Company In Memphis, on the 10th
instant, a cai OF Twenty Five per cent. on the
county Was ordered.
Prompt payment Is desired, and should be
mnde to 5. W. COCHRAN, Directcr, in the town
Of Troy. ISAAC MORRISON
1ei23f aao.at..
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TROY.

Troy, n. Y, December lI.-Thsre
was a large fire at Green wIch, in WISH.
ington county, to-day. Loss, $I00,0C0
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BRICKWORK.

THoMAS CUBBINs can always be fonnd a
19I MAIN Street, corner wsshinafon'
EE- Leave orders.
nag6 lFao THOMAS
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE hrm OF AINSLIE q LONERGAN. lately
i announced. Is this day dissolved, by me
Withdrawal OF the undersigned.
Memphis, December Z, lses. dss
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY noRxING. DEC. II. 1855

Owing to she lsteness OF the hour at
which it rescued ia, last night, We were
compelled to omit q communication
upon Railroads by Mr.. w. K MOORE.
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NEW NTS


WANrED AT the Commercial Hotel. a
w good ChRmbermaid and Bundle washer.
Apply soon. tdelIl N. ALLEN.
QIO REwARp.-sroLEN-rwo ans ovs-
2iO tes, two Crackers, and ten Sheep
hesd. nom the Oriental Restaurant. No. Is
NorIh Coar; vt. ldel1 SAM. CRUGHAN.
JAMES o. DURFE Is & candidate for Alder
- man from the Third W~srd-snbsect 10 The
voice OF The eitlzens OF the Weird. d-Iz
10 the voters OF the Eighth Ward: Hoporas
l. two ye,rs since In being designated By
your unsolicited sudrages as a representative
In me Board OF A dermen, and conscious Of an
earnest purpose on my part &c fulfill this conf
uesce ~ a althIui discharge OF the duties and
responsibilities Of the position, 1 respect lly
aDnouncs myself a candidates fer re-electisn.
dsll ". Il. PAssMoRE.
40 PHYSICIAHS,-A partnership with a
l. practitioner of good standing Ia Matnphs
y desired: References, etc. Address, HI. K. {.
8, poston1ce. dell 90
EsTRAY-raken up by the nndersIRned. ons
IL COW, which the owner can have upoa
RENEE @CCARNEY, Calvary Cemetery. Her
nan1o ROAD. December l0. 1865. deli Sc
TEACHER wANTED-To take charge OF the
L Male Academy at Bolivar, Hardeman
comfy, Tenn, as Principal, the position haY-
ing become vacant BY the resignation OF the
present incumbent. The Academy Buildings
are connections, and the school LIBERALS tup
ee9 TO- Secretary bard Trustees.
MIANTED-A situation as BooK-KERPER
w ey man 81 several years experience In
hrst-Glsss houses. The applicant was born and
raised in the city, has a large circle OF ao-
q~aalntances, and can produce the best Of husl-
ness references for honesty and capacity. VIII
DO ready 90 take 9 situation On January Isl,
Address O. Y. H.. At this OfdO0. dNGI v
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CoRRESPoEEEECE.

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way, with shabby scenery aud an Indifferent
support. The contrast bstveen this manner OF
producing standard dramas and the style 10
which spectscles have been pat upoH the stage
at Niblos has been somewhat severely oom :
mented on BY the critics, but not to the extent
that 1t deserves.
Musical Items.
Niles Kellogg concluded bcr engagement in
New York on Saturday, and on Wednesday eve.
ming she appeared at the BROOKLYN Academy OF
Music. Boston will hear her next, and then we
suppose that she will travel Philadelp phla wards
M. Flotow will reside in Paris during the
coming winter. HIS new opera, LOmbre, will be
brought out at the Theatre Oomique.
The London musical journals need waking
up little. The Orchestra announces that Miss
Lydia Thompson remains seriously i'll In
America, and has not been able to appear since
her arrival. ard the Musical W0r d informs It's
readers that Mime Rose Bell. the OGenbaoh
exposures In New York, is just dead. Consider.
ing that both ladies are alive and kicking not
metapbysically- at the present moment in New
York, these statements are remarkable.
"A musical journal. entitled lie Mo4siteur
de rOpheon, has recently been started in Paris.
The Louisville pspe1s commend IrmAs
grecian bend as piece OF high art.
ole Bull has fer some tine been superiu.
tending the construction Of a piano, in New
York, on an entirely new principle, by which be
hopes to obtain greater sonority of sound with
out loss of quality.
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The GREAT MEDICAL MIsTAKE Of former days
utter neglect Of sanitary precautions No eli.
Client adopted for the prevention OF sick
ness Sewerage unknown in cities; drainage was
rarely attempted in the country. Heaps of oal
left to rot In the public streets. and domestic cleanl
ness the great antidoe to febre diseases was sadly
neglected. 1t is not now. Wise laws philauthropc
Institutions and visilant sanitary pvlce have, to
great extent, remedied the evil Nor is this all. Pre-
vHNTIvE MEDICATION has helped materially to
lessen the rates Of mortality. 1t is not much to
say that TENS OF THOUSANDS escape sickness In un-
healthy seasons in consequence OF having IsvIao.
RATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by course OF
HosTE1TER's STOMACH BIrTERs. This pure and
powerful vegetable tonic and Alternative comprises
the extracts and essences of variety of roots and
herbs renowned for their Strengthening, soothing
vtszing and purifying properties. These medicinal
agents incorporated with spirit absolutely free
from the acrld poison which ce1les more less, all
the liquors Of commerce, aud their effect is dlused
through the whole frame by this active yet harm less
stimulsnt The result is such condition OF the sys
tenn renders II all but inperUious to the exterlo
tions of temperature, etc. Strength and the perfect
regularity of all the functions of the body the
best safeguards against atmC eric poison and the
effects OF unwhOlesNme wa'er and HosTErTER's
BITTERs are the best Strengthening and regulating
medicine at present known. For dysp epsla and bill
iousness they are q SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE,
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DIED.

DI@Ns
EFAUSSET.-November2 Miss ANNA FAUsSET.
Der relatives and friendB invited TO attend the
funeral. from her late residence No. 1915 Spruce
street. on Thursday morning At 10 o'clock To proceed
to Laurel Hill.
HARTMAN.-on Saturday. October 81, after a
painful Illness, which he bore with Christian fort
Jude, Mr.. JOHN HARTMAN, In the SSth year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral on Thursday NJ"
vember 5, al O'clock, from his late residence, No.
sl2 n. Nineteenth street. To proceed TO South Laurel
Hill.
KIEG.-on the I'd instant, Mr. GEORGE KING,
SR., in the 73d year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, and Phila
delphia Lodge No. 49, !. o. ofO. f., respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of
his son, Richard King. No 1918 Moyamensing ave.
nue.. on Thursday afternoon at O'clock. To proceed
to Wharton street NJ. K. Church.
OGDEN.-On the I'd instant, WILL AM OGDEN. o
native of Roylon Lancashire England, aged 80 years
and 10 months.
The relatives and friends of the family. also the
WipgohockiDg Tribe, No. 49, !. o. Of Red Men and
the order in era invited 70 attend his funeral
from his parents residence. No. 81 Adams street,
Franktord, Thursday afternoon, the 5th instant,
at O'Clock.
,sFE.-on the "a instant, GEORGE M son of Jons-
than and Mary Ann aged 10 years 10 onths.
The body will be removed on Wednesday. at 3
Funeral ON Thuraday at O'clock p. M.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, NO. IL s0y =
Second street. has the largest and moat attractive
assortment Of fine jewelry and sverware In the city
Purchasers csn rely upon obtaining real, pure Ert
Gle furnished nj = price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock of American watches in all
varieties AND at all prices. visit to his store
to result in pleasure and profit
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ELECTION ELEcTIoNl ELECTION! is now over
and every young desiring to become q proficient
Book keeper and PenmGn should attend Kimberly's
Bryant d SrattOn Business College. Assembly Build
ing. corner OF Tenth and Chestnut streets. Glasses
formed every day and evening. Individual iDstruc-
tion. Call at College once for specimens of Penman-
ship and Circular.