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Whisky Rim In Trouble.

NEW YORK, December 29.-Yester-
day United States Marshal Harlan re-
ported to the District Attorneys office
that Charles Augustus and Mason
Loeb and Thos. f. Ray, against whom
bench warrants had been issued Tor
their arrest, on the charge Of attempt
ing to defraud the revenue, could not
be found in the city by his deputies,
and he had good reason for believing
that they had all fled to Europe. The
Government officials have evidence
to show that they entered into an
enormous conspiracy TO defraud the
revenue, involving the sum of mil
lion dollars, by manufacturing and
selling spirits in an Illicit manner.
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NEUYITAs. December 25.-The cam
paign in the Canequey district was
opened today. Gen. Pueila, with
10000 troops of all arms, marched
from this place in the direction OF
san Miguel, Sebania and GuaymarO.
The movement, if successful, prom
ises to make an end Of the insurrec-
tinn
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SPICER g. SHARPE,
354 Main ST.. hlagsynsy Block,

ARE RECEIVING FRESH GOODS, DAILY.
y by river and rail. By late arrivals We
have "a fresh supply OF
Borden's Condensed MfIk-the celebrated EA-
GLE brand -l00 dozen;
New Louisiana Sugars and y. 'lssses;
New Buckwheat;
New sweet Roll Butter; also, Goshen Butter;
New Golden Syrups; New Carolina Rice;
Pigs Feet, Hams and Lard;
Shaker Preserves; q
All varieties of new Canned Gooos;
Mess Mackerel and Goldfish;
North Carolina Herrings;
Fine Toilet Soap; choice Cofees andTeas.
uo!5 SPICE.R & SHARPE
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Sanafnr Pratt TO Resinn.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-Sen-
ator Pratt, of Indiana, will to-day or
tomorrow send in his resignation to
the Governor of that State, to take
effect on the 10Th proximo, and that
he viii return home and retire to pri-
vate lite. Declining health and dis
taste for the position are the chief rea-
sons assigned for his Tesigning.
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New YORK, December 29.-FOr-
eign advices state that the Deistical
Convention, which met at Naples on
the 8th instant, in apparent defiance
to the Ecumenical Council at Rome,
was dissolved after two days session
by the Italian Government, the osten-
sible reason being that the delegates
were republicans.
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WhO IS ReaI? and What IS HIs Cass 2

New YORK, December 29.-JOhn
Reals case was again before Judge
Garvin in the general term Of the Su-
preme Court yesterday, and by agree
ment OF counsel went over until to-
mOrrOM.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
wnliamCowsrd)

vs.. LAndlord'slien, Code S5aI,
Angus Taylor. Section -
II EFORE JAMES HALL. Justice % the Peace
10 for shelby county, affidavit having been
made In this cause and attachment issued
and returned. levied upon the crop made upon
the premises: it Is there or. ordered mat
pubiication be made in the Memphis Daily
APPEALa a newspaper publl- he'd IN the city
OF Mem ptis for four successive weeks. cOif-
r1andf1x the said Angus Taylor 70 appear
before me at my once, city OF Memphis ia the
Ifff1 civil District Of said county. on the 7th
dav or January, Is70. and make defence TO
800 srtf egainst him, on 10 vii. be proceeded
with ez pdrts. JAMES HALL
Z TEMPLE. Attorney. d=e3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NorIcE.
wnsrnns UsIoN TELEoaArH Co. J

WESTERN USION TELEGRAPH Co.
MEMPHIS, Dec 30, 1869.
ON and after January l. 1870. Half Ieass
~ Night Messages will be received for all
points East OF tue Mississippi River, and in
cluding 1t. Louis.
TINS order does not in any manner apply
to offices in Arkansas, West louisiana Texas.
Nova Scotia OF New BrunswiclI. or any point
West of tue Mississippi except St Louis.
Half the day rates for ten words viii be
charged on all night messages handed in for
points East Of the Mississippi, except ST.
Louis. Branch Ofhees at Overton and Pea
body Hotels. and No. 7, Stanton Block, Madi-
son street, are kept open until o'clock ? m,
main office, Il South Court street. until Il
midnight. MONT. PEPPER,
dec50 Manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

Two 2-story Frame Houses ON Exchanges
i street exten led, with rooms each.
Ar \ No. Building Lot on Alabama street,
near Bull Run 81 by l5h
10 acres OF choice Garden Land, near Chel-
sea Church. on Til mas avenue.
And good paying Saloon and Fixtures,
centrally located, with the goodwill Of the
present proprietor.
All or any OF this property will be sold low.
Apply 10 tdel5l J. y. PORTER
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To Cotton Planters G Stock Raissrs

TTNHE Memphis on Company wish 70 pur-
chase, during next fall and winter
large quantity Cotton Seed, Tor which they
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
1latform fFairbank's - scales. They urge their
frieDds not to store their Seed In large guam
titles and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters VINO wish
10 make contracts for delivery OF seed Will
plesse call at OH Work, Center Landing
RT OH Cake and Meal for sale IN any qusn-
tity.
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A NEW SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
UNDER THE CHARGE OF
rGR. -. NJ. -. RHTTT,
Wellington ST., near BeaI.

ENINDING Il necessary, on account OF my
I health, to retire for time from the pro
fessfon of teaching. l have anNtously sought
a successor worthy OF the support OF my
former patrons and the public generally, i
have transferred my scnOOi 20 Mr.. T. u. :.
RHETr, a gentleman of great personal worm
and OF rare ability and zeal as tncator;
[ recommend him to tbe patronage OF All
who would have their sons properly trained
and thoroughly taught. II Is his intention 10
take a very limited number of pupils, that
he may teach them well.
For the satisfaction Of those who have re-
lied on me to educate their sons announce
nv intention to establish Collegiate lnstt-
tuie, with several professors, as soon as FUNDS
for the erection of suitable buildings can De
prOeured ldeA A. ,. NlGUS-
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$500 REWARD.

His ExceIiency. Powell Clay.
w ton, GOvernOrOf Arkansas, hav ing on
cially offered reward or Two hundred Doll
lars for the arrest and conviction OF J A2TEs A
DAVIS. who murdered my husband, Augustus
L. Witheringron. at Moro Landing, on the
Ouachita river. Arkansas, on the z7tn day o.
March. 1853: Now, therefore, b II known, rlae
hereUy~Dder an additional reward o. lhry
Hnndred Dollars for the arrest and safe cCsf
fuemeuf Of the said James A Davis IL arA
prison In the United states, OF In toe TerIi-
fories thereof. where he can be Pr lc1re-i urtlrs
a raouisition from the Governor OF This state
Address MIS-. u. Z. WITHERINtfHlN.
Lanarks Bradley copniy. Ark. +.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BURKLE-The friends and acquaintapeos
OF DAVID BuRKLE and family are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral, from the resi-
dence of his brother, on Second street, In
Chelsea, This CTHURsDAYl Morning, at
O'elOek
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Statue Of A. 1.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-The
colossal statue OF President Lincoln,
modelled By II. K. Brown, to be erect
ed in Union Park, New York, is now
ready for transportation.
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HARTFORD, December 29.-The
Savings Bank in Rockville was robbed
last night of $1,000 in bonds, and $500
II, hills
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LONDON, December 29.-The Times
Rome correspondent writes that the
POpe's influence over the Ecumenical
Council is visibly growing weaker.
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is Il to Prove a Fallure7

LONDON, December pa Suez
letter in the Netcs says that the work
on the canal has stopped, and the
passage is dangerous for vessels draw
ing more than twenty-fOur feet.
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f7fty years Of age. about feet 10 inches In
hight, bssir and beard gray; has lost Dtr
tiOn OF his front teeth: sharp fearures, sllds
weather Is an inveterate smoker. rathSf
slow Of speech generally goes armed viii a
navy-six shooter or q ride. was q resident cc
to De now somewhere in that State. ae "a
familtarly known AMONG his acquaintance
~ +" jim Davis" dels
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$50 a Week for AGENTS

ITO sell the greatest Book ever published: /:
i Illustrated Hdgic WdHd and Medical Guide,
and Book Of .NGturs cODl5insd-320 pages. SAM
pie pies mailed free Tor Sc cents. MGnlDsots
Csrculdrs free. DIR. r. F. YOUNG & CO.,
dsR 30 Broadway, N. Y.
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To Ldad Blsusrs-One Tb0lHand AcFes Rest
dencs, Garden and Farm lands lciiisin Tirs
Efilss d Memphis, az Psreirpt9Fg Pablie Szls
HAVING determined 10 dispose of nv
Il plantation, known as '-Tne Village
situated on the fernando road and The
waters Of NOnc0nngh, nve miles south OF
Memphis / take this method Of nof1ylnz
the land-Ouying public that this valuable
property, containing upwards OF thousand
acres, and embracing every variety OF up
land aud valley. aeld. meadow and wood
land, viii be subdivided and Sold TO the
highest bidder, through MeSSrs. hGyztsr
Trezevant & Co., Auceioneers, at their sales
room, in the city OF Memphis, At me corner
OF Main and JEFFERSON streets, on WEDSEs-
Day, TEIE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, $50 a map
exhibiting the subdivision minutely and ac-
curslely VIII be found At the Oflca Of the
auctioneers. Private bids viii De entertained
for any portion or all OF the tract until tiIe
day Of sale. Persons wishing to examine the
lands with s view to buy ing. viii have every
facility offered for 50 doing, by application ~
the auctiOneers. or TO me at my residence. I
deem il superhuous TO represent the great
value OF this good land, lytng within tots
distance of such a city as Memphis, iurlner
than to say that, by tudicious management,
they will yield safer ana larger prunt on
the investment than anything else IN which
capital can be employed nope an active
competition among buyers viii, as lar As
possible. com pensa19 me Tor tne necessity or
parting with such desirable property Terms
of Sale-Half cash, balance on time adding
interest hlGhAhD l. ft.s-.Ve
Roystsr, Trezevsnt & Co, Auet-oneers- de29
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Peremp'Ory Public Sals Of City and
Suburban Lots, tuesday. Ian
uary 4th. at 3 O'clock pm.

DY ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co. Arc
ID TIONEERS. az their 5afe-room, North
east corner Oi Main and jefferson streets
SUBURBAS IOTS.-fsn Beau fful Building
Lots on the outside east BOUNDARY lire OF the
city, on Brinkley avenue at the ccEneror the
nrst street north Of Poplar street. CONNECTING
Brinkley avenue and Maldrau avenue en-
braciug all the space between tine property Of
Mr. Nerriweather and Brinkley ave Us
Nothing but peremptory orders fro3n the
owner brings this property now on the mar
ket at public sale, as we are vel sa-isfa ed that
Il would sell for twenty-five per cent. more
next spring and summer Tue lots viii be
put up In forty feet fronts with prrvllGgs OF
more or less. Terms cash
CITY LOTs .-l59 feet Of the west end Of that
magnificent property, more ldmired. We be-
ueve. than any other vacant groun q in the
on the north side OF Vance street. east of
Lauderdale. enclosed with a 0ricE wall
This property viii be sold in lots OF dfty feet,
with privilege OF more or less Terms-HaIf
cash; balance in six and twelve months WITH
interest. Also los 13 and = in block s, in
the heatQn subdivision. on the north side
Of Linden, east OF Orleans street This prom
erty Is offered without any cash psyment, 6n
q credit OF one, two, three and four rzfrs
with interest on bond ana security, visa Iieu
on the property This properly is- DuI 40 70
b. sod. and bidders may govern themselves
accordingly. The sale is called at cur sales
room 10 guard against unftvorabie w-sths--
parties intereSteG q being expected 70 eNc-line
the property before the slle hour TneiI sale
day private bids viii be con idered
ROISTER, IRRELEVANT 6 CO.
de& ArcGOneers-
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Another Safe Robbery at the East.

LOUISVILLE, December 29.-GeOrge
D. Prentice is critically i'll with rbeu-
matism of the heart.
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
Prnminsnt Enrnnaan naad.
Geo. 0. Prentice seriously N.

LUZERNE, December 29.-VictOr
PUFFY, President elect of Switzerland,
died yesterday.
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FAmiLY SUPPLIES.
JoHN LILLY.

351 MAIN STREET,
DEALER in staple and Fancy Groceries,
- Wines and Liquors. Has now on hand
com plete stock oi the best quality of goods,
both foreign and domestic, To which he di-
reefs The attention OF ms friends and the pub
lie
The following goods kept always on hand;
Prepared French aiustaFd, by the keg.
Worcestershire Sauce, by the gallon.
Tomato Caisul, by ibe gallon.
leiIies, Assorted, in ID. cans.
Cat Neal.
Yarmouth Bloaters.
Cracked Wheat
Wm. Y0uHger's Scotch ae.
Guinness Dublin Stout.
Choicest Black aHi Green Teas.
Fine OLD c05Hso Brandy, Old Whiskies.
Old Port aad Sherry wines.
JOHN LILLY S5I Main St,
del0 Near Union.
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CHANcERY SALE
WEDNESDAY, December IS, 1869.

No. 15l9. 0. R--ChanceEy Court OF Mempbi
- 7 virtue OF en inteIiocutory decree IN this
- cause, VIII sell at public auctio-. to tie
highest bidder, In the town OF Fort Pickering
on WEDNESDAY,. December Is. 1903, within lsz-
gal hours, the following described hisai Estate
lo-wtt:
The south half Of Block No. sa. in that part
Of tue city OF Memphis called Fort Pfckar.uz
and lying between Fifth street On the east
ard Fourth street on the west, and 1hotson
street on the sOuth, aud the ursl alley easr of
GhOlsOn street On the north. irOutlnz $50 feet
q inches on finn street and 400 feet on GhoI-
son street.
TERMs OF SALE-Cash to The amount OF The
decree herein and costs; balance on c-edIt
Of twelve months. Equity OF redemption
barred.
IN case she above sale shall fail 70 bring the
amount Of the decree herein and costs then
ana II that event the north half 0f aid
Block No. % viii b. sold, In lots OF suodivi-
sions; sale TO continue until The amount
req quisite 10 satisfy the decree herein and
cossS, in CASH. is yielded.
Terms Of sale OF north half OF Block 10 58-
One-half cash; balance on credit OF .velve
months Equity OF redemption barred.
NOS A AI.SrUN g.. and NJ
Ths above sale Is p0stpOns1 till WEDSES-
DAY. January 3. Is7u-
dslB A ASTON. c. and N
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-20

=. the invtu CATION of u
nd sale &Ifeal EstateIave. Gained.
saa ds of ouf..saSSanges salSa very aptly re
i:ssafks: We frequently come across this
question, in Radical papers, "Shall all
that has been gained by the war be
lost y Now what has been gained that
the people did not possess before the war?
Slavery for the negro has been blotted
out, but double the number of white
slaves have been added. This is gain
in the number of slaves.
We had thirty-four States in the I'm
ion before the war, we have but twenty
seven now.
We had an army of 10000 then we
have 10000 now.
We had no military despotism then ;
we have FIVE now.
We had but few soldiers widows and
orphans then; we have thousands now.
We had but few millions of national
debt then we have billions now.
We had light taxes them we are
weighed down by them now.
We had gold then; we have only
enough for the bondholders now.
The negroes of the South earned theii
Ef<living thid the laboring men OF the
H. 5r.<ou provs in this em now.
slsA.r pAY6cAH of5s I,sll0nS Iha @oyepnmsn 81 u0
Tired millions o
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-20

years ago shsssnss physician visiting the
Eand cx for their health experienced witnessed surprising and
beneficial the Rum there produced many invaH who ks
oulvs seeking health and inquiry obtained fall history
Of its medicinal virtues Ee was delighted and after his recovery
which occurred determined possible procure manufacture
United =
The u his lahs glorious for himself and suffering humanity
for celebrated PLANTATION world PLAN
TAToN TEas being article real merit founded principles and
relying ny the vegetable
Non history medicine and became household word all the civilized
The ahi Tls6o tisa Of health and the demand fer
PLANTATION BTERs abilities the rsrs supply
Notwithstanding importation Of St. crz Run made expressly for the
pounding these quantity therefore became
dispatched St Thomas for that E fortunate in securing and
leasing several plantations On some largest and most productive estates on the
presses which
island
cured and proprietor the PLANTATION sTTTEss in position
supply laboratory IL perfectly
turing TokIc
the natives crushing and preparing for the stills and
sioe Dyspepsia and
other kindred diseases the the PLANTATION sTEa unsurpassed in the
history the kr nna bottles disposed Of annually They
adapted Old and you male female They agreeable as and always
produce an immediate Beneficial 3ssult
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-20

TNHIS preparation has been for
twenty years introduced TO the
and it has, by it's intrinsic virtues
remedial agent, secured remarksble
enyiable reputation Persons who
tried it tender their unqualified testin6
in it's praise; and 1t is our candid opini1
based upon observation, that il has alread1
saved hundreds of persons from . pr
ture grave. 1t has cured cases that bame<
the skill of some Of the best medical prao
titioners in the country.
II has cured cases that were considsrss
hopeless. 1t has given relief in vioisn
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough
Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs
and tnat fell enemy of onr race--ConsunP
tion
If you value your life and health, b
warned in time, and do not trife with you
Cough and Cold any longer, but imnediatei,
| procure a bottle or two Of this infAilibl
preparation, which is admitted BY All M
| have tried il, TO be the most valuable au'
| scientific preparation ever offered 20 ~
| afflicted in all diseases Of the Kespirhtor1
Organs.
| Be not deceived Purchase NO 04E1<
remedy. Remember your health
| life-may depend upon your caution ~
particular, and that this Is the only
| Bile remedy now presented TO the
| that il not only promptly cure
Colds and all diseases OF the Ihro1
Lungs. but will in it's earlier sfa<
positively cure Consumption, IL thif
Is resostedn dnka in time, and thc1diE
/ ~ Me, are faithfully follo
- UH1JKER arl nU
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-20


reliable b the undersigned by
him at Clinton street. Hickman
jan18-H 0A'ioi1H AA-''A'o'' 4As'"'
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NHOTHERS-Eg-LAW.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

II ever you shoVld marry (said Major McGnTJh,
While smoking pipe by my bacheor-hearth,) }
Ii fyou ever should wed-and | wouldn't employ
A word to prevent it. my broth of a boy
Remember that WedlOck's q company where
The parties, quite often, are more than pair;
'Tis lott'ry in which you are certain 70 draw
A wife, and most likely, mother in-law.
What the latter may be all conjecture defies;
She is never a blank she is seldom Il prize;
Sometimes she is silly sometimes she is bod :;
Sometimes-rather worse she's a viruleut
scold.
You dreamed of an angel to gladden. your
Ard with her-God help you "a harpy has
come
You fished for wife without failing or flaw I
And hnd You have netted mothe in-law
Dear Anna" she says Gas you clearly may
Has always been used to depending on me
Poor chlld-though tie gentlest that ever was
Known
She could never be trusted moment alone
such sensitive nerves. and such delicate lung.p'
Cries the stoutest of danes with the longest OF
tongues.
But your mother fn-lsw, you discover ere long,
Though feeble in body in temper Is strong
And so you surrender--Nhat else can you do ?
She governs your wife, and your servants, and
you +;
And calls you a savage-ths coarsest of brutes.
For tramping the carpet with mud on your
boots
And VOWS she committed stupid ''fox paw"
In rashly becoming your mother in law /
And 80 (said the Maior) pray let me advise
The carefulest use OF your ears and your eyes;
And "ceteris- paribus,'' take you a maid,
OF widows, my boy, am sometimes afraid
Who gives you--the darling her hand and her
love,
With a sigh for her "dear saiptcd mother
above -
From which the conclusion you safely may
draw,
She will never appear as your mother in law!
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completely as though tie head were cut off
When the neck is not broken, the death
comes by asphyxia, as in the case of drown
ing, without lesion of any Of the organs.
Ia such cases, if TOO long a time has not
elapsed from the first suspension of respira-
non to the application of restorative agents,
resuscitation may be as possible as with
drowned person who has not lain too long
IN the water. But when the vital spark has
fed, and the death IS real and complete,
there is no known chemical or galvanic art
that can restore life to the corpse. That Is
a feat which science, with all its power,
does not pretend to be able to accomplish.
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How He POPPED tbs QUESTION
con Small ofHopkinton, when pretty well oD
IN years, went to WOO for his second spouse
the widow Hooper in an adjoining town
Thither he rode on his brown mare. and
found her emptying a wash tub. "Weu, l
am that little bit Of IN Old dried up Deacon
Small, and have but one question to pro-
pose to you" please propose sir.'-
We'll, madam, have you any objection to
going to heaven by the way Of Hopkin-
ton % None at all, deacon. Come in,
sir " The result was welding the next
week.
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FLEXIBLE SToNE.-The Secretary of the
institute at Mount Gambler, in Australia.
has a piece Of stone from the Himalaya
Mountains, which possesses the property Of
hexibility to such remarkable degree as 10
excite astonishmeut. 1t is about nine inches
long, by about an ineh and quarter W de,
and nearly half an inch thick, and is Of a
light salmon color, making a cracking noise
when shaken. This piece was sawn from
d larger block. then in the possession Of a
major in the English army, who subsequent
" presented the curiosity to the Edlnburg
Museum. Only one other Is known to be in
England, in the possession Of the authori-
ties Of the Britesh Museum; and the pecu-
liar character of the stone has excited at
tention and the inquiry Of geolog,sts. but
without leading to the eluci6ation of lis
mysterious qualities.