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GRANTS wAr OF nrLPINe REoos

GRANTS WAY OF HELPING RECON
s~TAUCTE0E.
The Washington Chronicle fFoRNEY
Radically Ia a review of the famous Gen.
.ral Order No. 10, thus ~interprsts
GRANTS conservatism:
A glance at this order viii show how com.
pletely Gen. Grant has resolved upon giving
eeHge'siat mftitazy oad 70 the crit reconstruction q
the South.
In res oling Gen. Sheridan 10 the Depart
ment Of Louisiana, Brighten. Terry 10 the De-
partment of the South, which includes Georgia
and Alabama, and Brevet Maj.-Gen. J. j. Rey-
nolds to the command OF the Fifth military
district, which includes Texas, he comprehend
he sOhOle situation.
sheridan, Terry. Reynolds, Candy and Emo
~ are regular officers who do not think their
duty is limited by a cold obedience to orders.
They haze popular syTspafhfeS outside Of their
commissions, and do not beiieUe Il an6se0Bsing 10
acf upon The sentiment that, in the net0 era Of The
Republic, hey otoe something 10 the principles o.
enlightened liberty. The refusal OF Sheridan,
Reynolds and Emory TO second Andrew John
sons usurpations lost them the favor OF that
eminent Accident, and The dag Of their rfRdica-
lion comes l0fLh The day Of their c0Untrg's deliver
dRce from The heaviest burden eUer- laid upon her
heart.
This Is Grants Vag Of helping reconstruction IN
h0o days after he lakes The odth! Rop different
from his predecessor HOlo much more important
than his selection Of a Cabinet!
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Child burned to Death.

The Knoxville Wing of Wednesday
says A colored woman living heal Col.
D Aily's, east of town, left her residence
last Sabbath for 3 snort time and shut
up a child to remain until she should re-
turn. After being absent some time, she
returned TO find the ehIldliterally roasted.
1t had gone near the fire, when the
flames had communicated TO its elothiag,
and no one being present to assist, it was
burned TO death.
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swIss rmn.gran.s in Grunay Count

swiss Immigrants in Grundy County.
Some eight or ten families of the Swiss
colony which is to settle in the county
Of Grundy reached MeMinnville & day
or two ago. The colony will embrace
forty families, which are calculated to
average enc thousand dollars 10 each
family. The colony will locate in the
immediate neighbOrhood of of Beersheba
Springs, and at once engage in Sgricul-
remainder of the first installment of for
ty families are expected to arrive in q
few days. The men, women and child
rem look remarkably healthy and robust.
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Fast Tennessee Marble.

The Knoxville Wing of Wednesday
has tn following: A gentleman told us
yesterday that he had just commenced
operating in a marble quarry four miles
from Concord, on the farm of Msj. w.
w. Wallace. He showed US q specimen,
which is the finest v~ariegsted marble.
He says he Will ship 3 Car loSd to New
York on Saturday, which he expects
the eost Of delivering will not exceed
by parties in New York, which, IL sue
%cessful, will lead to the opening Of a
heavy trade in that direction.
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THE SELMA

II anything wss wanting to prove
bis fitness for the position Of President
of the Selma Railroad, General FORREST
has furnished it in his recent negotiation
for the Selma and Meridian branch OF
that enterprise, which, With rolling stock,
Ell g LES. machine shoIs stations and de-
pots, has just passed into the possession
of his company. AS an earnest of his Ca
paclty, of his energy, of his skill and tact
for trading OIL negotiating, this viii
satisfy the most bitter OF those sleek
and double-dealing fees who, to
his face have been fair, but
behind his back shook their hesds omin-
ously as to his fitness for railroad duty.
In one brief but brilliant campaign, 3
dash as bold as ever illustrated his PROV
ess on the field, he captured Selma, inoe-
uIated her merchants with his vim,
stirring them to deeds Of enterprise that
put US of Memphis to the blush. In this
work he was ably seconded by ex-
Acknowledgement WALLACE, who proved
himself an adept IN " railroad talking"
President FORREST has done well, and
deserves well of tbs people Of Memphis ;
be deserves all the help he may call
for, from city OF county or pri-
vate individuals he deserves the
assurance that whatever Memphis can
do will be done to abridge his farther la
Dor in q work as necessary to her growth
and prosperity as the Little Rock or the
Mississippi River Railroad. We regret
hat we have not space this morning for
g synopsis of Gen. FORESTS argument
at Selma, or the speech of Mr.. WAL
LACE both are worthy Of preservation,
as made up Of words well chosen and ex-
pressed TO the point. FORREST proves
there are victories in peace no less re-
nOwned than those of war.
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CoaI in Cou..x.

A rich vein Of coal has been diseov-
cred on the farm of Mr.. Isenberg, about
six miles north OF R)gersville, in Haw-
kins county. The cosl is found about
feet below the surface, and is
said to be of an excellent quality. So
ssYs the MorristOWn Gazette.
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THE STATE.


Salt wells are being sunk in Campbell
county. The surface Indications are CON
sidered good, and we hope the enterpris-
ing projectors may oOn strike salt. A
successful salt well on the line OF the
Railroad will be q great bsnefit, not only
to the country in which it is located, but
To All ESst Tennessee,
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StanaInr -CommIttees :

Finance Committee-I.T Winnemore, John
Paul Aaker, b. Noting.
IA IN = Millsp6ugb,
John A. Grow, d. W. Flowree.
Comm ttee ON SteamLoa.s-JOhn B. Davies, j.
Ed. Montgomery, b. e. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-Wflllam
Creevy, N. :. Otis, u. z. Martin
on Revision Of Bylaws and
Charter-Jonn A. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
MillSpapgh.
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zsns' Union, we doubt not this Injunction
will be dissolved and the anxieties OF the
people concerning the cfty's credit and
her assailment by the so called Citizsns'
Union be forever set 1T rest.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-A rumor
prevailed this morning that TWitchell
had escaped from prison, but it is not
credited aud cannot be traced to any re-
liable source. a
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General Agent:
/. T. wINNEMORE


John P. Baker, New Orleans.
W. spears, Nics sburg.
+. Y RocKett, Memphis.
Col. Ed. Yerger, Jackson, Miss.
J.B. Townsend. Grenada, Miss.
j. W. johnson, Cairo.
Us. Cox Evansville.
j. 3. Davies, Lou. svills.
JOhn cobb, Madison, Indiana. M
=. ] mes, Cincinnati
Charles II. Beekwith, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, 81. Louis.
J.. E Msrriman & Co, st. Louis.
Don AlOnzo Cbilds, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock Of the company
=. Y. Booklet.
mhla Agaaa "a MeGRasts.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March l3.-Hon. James
Guthrie, sx-Sscretary OF the Treasury
and ex-United States Senator, died to-
day at noon. He will be buried on Mon
day.
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RAIN STREET STORES
For sale.

We take pleasure in calling tAe attention Of
capitalists, at home and abroad. TO the sale OF
w STOBEHOUSES en- Main street, which
we are directed 20 place On the markes, at 8
price and on terms which should readily COM
mand purchasers. II b property is ellgiblE
situated, and the building spacious and sub
stantia1, such as TO good tenants and
full rent. Property shown and particulars
given to parties desiring TO purchase. on sg~
plicatiOn at our Office.
One of the Stores win be sold with q guar
antee of 5000 per annum rent for two years.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
milo 30 Main Street.
Register. Trexeyant & Co.,
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CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN. President.
Col JOHN A. 6KOW Nice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGd. Treasurer.
NEWTON &. OTIS Secretary.
CHARLES 5. STEWART, Assistant Secretary
JOHN b. DAVIES, chief Eng
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By Telegraph
Fifteenth Amendment Passed
the LegisIafure-RiVer News.
clal Dispatch to Memphis Appeal

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Msreh1S SPIN.
The Fifteenth Amendment passed the
Senate to-day, by srote ST nineteen TO
two.
The river is falling slowly, but Is still
high.
Departed Thos. RAEen. The wea-
Their is cloudy, with Indications Of rain:
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ELEGANT VANCE STREET LOTS
At Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH ErH, AT 70
" o'clock, We shall sell, 81 pubiis auction, on
the premises, tn The highest bidder, upon lib
eraI terms, Two BDILDING LOIS, on the
southwest corner OF Vance aud Orleans streets.
Each lot has a front OF Al feet oy a dsDth OF I57.
20 a so foot alley. This Is beautiful building
property, in one of the most desirable resident
iocatioRs IN the ETY.. aBd on the line Of the
schools.
Title indispntabls. Sale positive.
MONSARRAT, LANIER & 20.
mill Real Estate Broker.
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p UBhIO SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ON PoNToToo STREET.
Bv Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.

ON WEDNESDAY,. MARCH Il. 1863. AT IL
10 O'Clock a m, we shall sell, en- the preTa-
ises SIX BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOIS sit
uated on the DOrth side OF POnt0toe street az
tended, Just east of Orleans and uorfh OF
Vance street "a part Of the Wheaton or Shsp-
herd property. The Iets front each so feet on
POBtOtoc street, by q depth OF l24 feet 10 an
alley eiigibly located for resident purpO Is:
IN an excellent ueighborhooj, q immediate
~ accessible by the Vance street city cars
every few minutes during the day. Maps to
be seen at our ONCE.
TERMs-One-third cash balance in twelve
and eighteen months, with interest.
Title perfect, and property free or all ineum-
MoNsARRAT, LANIER 8 co.
mill Rsai Estate Brokers,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS A

ContinueU Success and second Weak of tha
Charming Young Acres, Miss
FANNY Il. PRICE.
MODday Evening, March I5-WuT he an
aetet the great play, entitled Asst LYNNF-
Lady Isabel and Madam Vine, Miss Fanny
b. Price.
lp Rehearsa-FAIRY FINGERS, and AFTER
SSALz OF PRISEs-Dress Circle and Parqustts.
81; Orchestra Chairs 81 80: Family Crela II
lery, Is cents.
Doors open at quarter tn I o',IarR. cn-tas, la
rlss at s precisely. Boz book opsn f-ou NJ
O'Clock Am TO 5 pm.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.
$50 Octaco Pages, 40 Beautiful and
Useful Illustrations.

This book shows how the Farmer or Planter
may double the value of his land; make three
mes as much out Of stock; how three times
the quantity of grain, hay, roots, tobacco, cot
ton and all other crops can be raised from an
acre, and how all the profits of cultivation can
be more than doubled. Every Farmer, Planter,
Stock Raiser Gardener and Fruit C%ulturist
wants it. Agents wanted to sell it in every
community.
COMMISSIONS $50 to $3.50 PER MONTH
According to ability and energy, Send for
circulars giving full description. Address
ZEIGLER, McCURDY Il co,
st. Louis, Mo-, or Cincinnati, o.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE-

The state of Mississippi, Pauolo county. In
the Circuit Court of sad county,
No 30OS
G. j. Boucher ys. Emma Crump ct al. Pc
tttlon TO enforce mechanics lien.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, it appear
ing TO tn satisfaction of the court tha, the de-
lcn5ant Emma Crump, is nonresident Of the
state of Mississippi, or is absrn, thercrrom,
It Is therefore considered Ivy tie court that the
said defendant, Emma Crump, do appear be-
fore said court at the courthouse of said coun.
IN tue town Of Pamela, on the seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday in Scptem.
Der, lH62, or in default of such appearance. the
same proceedings will be had as if said dc.
icndout had been duly SUMMONED, and had
made default.
Attest ]. II. PIERCE,
ap2i-5t CLERK.
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N.BY--For the benefit of our Agents c have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
Tor Sewing Machine Agents to sell. We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on receipt of one red stamp. Address @. V. n.
ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich.
te20-ly
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CITATION NOTICE

"O INII
The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
R. W, Wootten, Memphis.
lou are cited to appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, at the courthouse there
OF, on the 4th Monday in June, 1869, to show
cause why the final account Of John c. An
drews, as administrator Of the estate Of Jane
Woo'ten, deceased, should not be allowed and
recorded.
By order of court issued May "a, 1869.
JAMES H. PIERCE,
may-9-2t Clerk.
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Sl2. c. 0. ID. 81.
0riOde Hunting Case Watches.

OF the best make, Patent movements, war;
ranted timekeepers, will wear equally as well
as the best Gold Cases, costing from SIS to
$l52, we are now selling them ladies and
Gentlemen's sizes, at only Sl2 each.
Also a large variety of beautifully chased
and euameled Oriode Gold Chains, EARRINGS
and Pins, Finger Rings, &c, from 81 to So,
fully described in circular.
Agents wanted everywhere; enclose two red
stamps for Circular.
1t is not necessary to send money with the
order, as il can be paid to the express agent on
delivery Of the goods.
All letters must be addressed to
JAMES GERARD & co,
Is Nassau sire New York.
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II TX IL
A Nj Il RICAN
Shuttle Sewing Machine
WARRRdNTED FOR FIVE YE1BS

NdRRRdATED FOR FIVE YE4BS
Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts of the Machine, in case of accident. II
makes precisely the same stitch made bv the
Singer Wheeler h Wilson, Howe. and Florence
Machines, 1t has the Undcr-fecd, like the hest
of high-prieed Machines, and is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine in ;hc market that has
this feed. We are enabled to sell a f~rst-class
SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low price. on
account of its simplicity, and consequent low
cost of manufacturing, in comparison with
complicated machines.
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AG ENTS.

We wish to arrange with Agents, male OF
female, TO represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, county. and
Town in the United States and Ontario. Extra
inducements to Experienced Agents. For full
particulars, as TO Salary or Commission. addres,
&. V. n. Andrews,
GENERAL AGENT.
DETROIT, MICH.
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commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue Of a decree of the Chaucery Copr,
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered therein
at the November term, 1867, thereof in the
suit Of James jackson ct al, complainants. vs.
W. J. Floyd, administrator of the estate of w
II. Pugh, deceased, ct al, defendant, No, Ia in
said court, will, as commissioner therein ap-
pointed on Monday, the 2lst day of June, 1869,
az inc courthouse door in the town of Pamela.
IN SAID county, offer for sale at public auction
70 tae highest bidder, on a credit of six months
from the day of sale the following lands, living
ana being in said county of Panels, and known
as the East half of section 30, township 10,
range I, west. ~
Bond bearing 6 per cent. interest. with two
good securities, will be required q, TIE mr.
'naSer NC HARRISON,
""'--" Commissioner
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100 WEfKtt
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Journals ol The day-iha' ready
'cbirIe Of nformallo to lhcmas,es
The STAR sill endeayor TO giyc ia
readers The earliest intelligence Of
all the important measures enacted
~ The councils Of the state and
General Governments.
The STAR has a larger Circula-
ton than all the papers published
IN this section of the State Com
binod, and its Subscription List is
steadily increasing, making it the
most desirable ADVERTISING ME-
DIUM
Ever Published in North Mississlppi
1t is located in one of the most
extensive cotton-growing regions
in the South, in a populous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parstof the United States.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-04-08

The SPRING ELECTIONS year
ago the Democrats in jackson elected their can
ddate for Mayor by some seventy majority, and
they elected four out of the five member. Of
Council. On last Monday they elected their
candidate for Mayor by only six majority, and
only elected three of the five members of the
Council, They put up Capt. Lewis Davis for
Mayor, one of the best business men in the
place. He is one of The owners of Fulton Fur.
mace, and has direct interest in the welfare and
prosperity of the town. Yet DR.. Laird came
within six votes of beating him.
VIII the copperhead papers in this part of the
State, that blowed SO much last spring about
ths'great Democratic victory in Jackson, make
note of the result on last Monday?
The Democratic majority in Lick township
was also greatly reduced, and if vigorous effort
had been made by the Republicans, they could
have carried both the Corporation and the
township.
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DO not Triae with Danger.

single spark may kinde a fame that will
consume q city, and small ailments neglected,
may end in fatal disorders. Bearing this fact in
mind, let the first symptoms of debility or ner-
vous prostration be met promptly with invigor-
ating treatment Foremost among the vegeta-
bic tonics of the age stands H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, and whenever the vital
powers seem to languish, or there is any reason
TO suspect that the animal functions essential to
the sustenation and publication of the body are
imperfectly performed, this invaluable invigor-
ant and antiseptic should at once be resorted to.
Indigestion always produces weakness of the
bodily powers. Sometimes 1t happens that the
can digest; though not more, perhaps, than
Is required to keep up the full strength of the
frame. The object, under such circumstances,
Is to increase the digestive capacity of the as
similating organ, so as to make IL equal to the
duty imposed upon 1t by the appetite, and capa-
BILE of supplying the building mtcrial Of The sgs-
tenn as fast as 1t Is required. This object Is fully
accomplished by tie use of the Bltters. They
tone and gently stimulate the cellular membrane
which secretes the gastric juice, and the result
is that the solvent Is mingled with the food in
sufficient quantity to convert all its nourishing
particles into pure and wholesome element. If,
on the other hand, there is deficiency of ap-
petite, without any corresponding deficiency of
digestive power the effect of the tonic Is to
stimulate desire for food In nineteen cases
out of twenty, headache, nausea, nervousness,
fainting-hts, epasms. and, indeed, most of The
casual aches and pains to which humanity is
subject, proceed primarily from indigestion com-
pliented with biousness; and for both these
complaints HOSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS are recommended as speedy and certain
remedy.
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LITERARY NOTICES.


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