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The Antietam and Fredericks-
burg.

By Francis WINTHROP PALFEEY Bvt. Brigadier Gen'l,
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Outbreak of Rebellion.

By JOHN G. NIcoLAY, Esq., Private Secretary to Presi-
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The Army under POpe.

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Potomac etc.
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Russian Army and its Campaigns In 1S75-7S" and OF
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etc.
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The Peninsula.

By ALExANpER s. WEED, Ii; D.. President of the COL
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Artillery, Army of the Potomac, 1851 'G2 Inspector
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lie kept in the jail Al a less cost than the or,
iiinary rae Of forty cents per day, and
/ am satisfied that they can be
so employed in the jail as 10 fur-
nish them with cone ant labor and
at the same time 10 advance the
interest of the county. While IT IL po9-
sible lhat the place presidents lslaHd)
recommended by the majority OF the COM
mittee for the location OF the workhouse
may eventually be found to be SO, 1t Ii BY no
means certain that such will be the Gaze.
Without having had any formal offer, L am
reliably informed that suitable locations for
a workhosse can be obtained either in the
country near TO Memphis, or upon one OF the
other islands lying either above or below 1t,
at d less price than is asked Tor the land on
Presidents Island. Thia information is by
no means certain, but the matter is worth
looking into.
In view OF these facts, and in order that
the interests OF the county mag be duly con-
sidered and secured, beg 10 make the fol-
lowing recommendations in lieu of those
made by the msjority of the committee,
namely:
First-That the county Jail of this county
be declared to be the workhouse OF the
county, and that The sheriff be made the
superintendent thereof; the order for this
purpose to be carefully prepared by the
county attorney, 90 as 10 comply strictly with
the law.
Sscond-That a committee of three and
the chairman of this court be authorized at
their discretion to erect, within the yard OF
the Jail, wooden shed, suitable for the
shelter of the prisoners while at work, and
to make such provision for their safe keep
ing may be necessary.
Third-That a committee of three and the
| chairman shall also arrange for the feeding
| and care of the prisoners, on the best terms
possible.
Fourlh-That the prisoners who are con-
fined for offenses less than felony, or for petit
| larceny, be put at work in the yard Of the
| Jail, at breaking stone for the public roads,
| or at such other work as they can perform
Ffth-That a committee of three be ap.
pointed, who shall ascertain proper loca'
| ton for a permanent workhouse for the
county, the cost thereof, and the terms
| on which it can be purchased
| the probable cost OF such buildings
| fences, walls, etc, as may be necessary FOL
the safe and humane keeping OF the prison
| ers, and to report the same 10 the next term
Of this court; and also to obtain and report
such inform alton as they can as to the cost Of
building and maintaining, aud The mode o.
working institutions OF this character II
other cities.
Sixth-That it be the duty OF the supsrin
tendent and OF the Jail commissioners 10 SEE
that all pereons conGaed in the workhoust
are safely kept and hur1anely dealt with.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
| W. A. GOODMAN.
The msjority report was adopted, ane
Justices Pope, Quigley, Goodman and TIT
Chairman were appointed committee L
carry out the suggestions if advisable.
The court then Adjourned until mex
| Monday,
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A SPiCY SUIT.
A Complainant Charges Fraudulent
Device ON AN Old Firm.

George E Fleece yesterday lied a bill in
the Chancery Court sgains, ID. G. Trader and
John A. Fleece, Watson & Hill, and James
E. Frost. He stales that d. G. Trader & Co.
are indebted to him in the sum of $2479.
He says the firm is largely indebted to ysri-
Gus other parties in large amounts, perhaps
$4,000. He states that on January 4, 1888,
d. G. Trader & Co. confessed judgment before
Tom Holeman, ir. One judgment in favor of
Watson & Hill for S403 06 on receipt bear
log date November Is, 1882. The complain
ant shows that from information and belief
that the receipt was not made at that date,
but only few days ago, as the ink on the
paper appears little more that dry. judy
ments were also obtained on receipts for
1904 10 and for 1902 AZ. The complainant says
that said suits and judgments so taken were
a fraudulent device of D. G. Trader & Co. 10
prefer one creditor over the others, and that
Watson & Hill knew of and participated in
said fraudulent device; that it WAS combi-
nation and conspiracy. The complainant
asks that writs Of attachment issue against
the property of D. C. Trader & Co.; that they
be enioined from selling urder the executios
and that a receiver be appointed.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Cold and snow.

Gold and snow.
The poor should be remembered during
this weather.
Lafayette Jennings was appointed back
poll-tax collector by the County Court yes
terday.
The charter of the new Exchange has
been relinquished, in order that another may
be obtained.
About o'clock last night, after very
cold day, it began to snow, and continued to
do 20 for several hours.
A gaog Of cattle was chased through the
streets last night by gang of bowling idiots.
The police ought to put stop 10 the prac-
tice.
Why don't some of our fashionable So
cieties get up entertainments for the poor,
instead of select affairs at which the common
herd have no chance to be present?
-Calmus Walker and Mrs. Lizzie Toes,
Frank w. Taylor and Florence Goyer, I.
Ben Walker and Emily Henderson, were
granted marriage licenses yesterday.
Parties invited 10 GO on the tug James
OConuor 10 see the new Will s. Hays, will
find her at the foot of Jefferson street, from
which point she leaves at 8 o'clock am.
The following numbers drew the capital
prizes in the Louisiana State Lottery, at New
Orleans, yesterday: Nos. 10,454 drew $751;
900; S0,0S6 drew SIS, 900, and Sc, 40l, $40 900.
An entertainment will be held at Miss
Conway's school Friday evening at o'clock,
for the benefit of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union. Admission twenty-five
cents.
In the cases of Randolph Is. Randolph
and Leach Us. Leach, yesterday, divorces
we're granted by Chancellor Mcdowell to the
cross-plaintiffs; and in the case Of Kerr us
Kerr divorce was granted the complainant
MIR. Frazor Edmondson states that in the
report of bis speech at the New Exchange,
the word "corporators" was used as synony-
NOUS with Directors" and the consequence
was that his legal opinion looked slightly
mixed" TO lawyer.
"A moyem ent is on foot among the Ger
man citizens to secure means and ways of
raising funds to assist the sufferers in the
faiherlaud caused by the late serious over
flows of the Rhine asd tributaries. A mass
meeting will be called for next Sunday
morning.
The Augusta ARK Videae in late is
| sue makes this kindly notice of the APPEAL:
I'VE call the attention of our readers to the
| advertisement of that old reliable newspaper,
| the Memphis APPEAL, which will be found
| in another column. 1t is not only one of the
oldest, but also one of the best newspapers
published in the South, and will keep its
readers posted on all the news Of the day,
the markets and everything that can interest
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing 10
J. A. 8Aiiey's 295 Second street.
FINE watches aud jewelry skillfully re-
paired BY J. N. Milford & Co., jewellers, 1888
Main street.
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Company for
flowers, table decorations, etc. Album OF
designs at McCarthy's.
WA FARES, 55 Union street, hiss just re-
ceived 100 head Of good farm mules, and
will keep large supply on hand through
the season.
DoN'T try to warm all out of doors. You
can't do il. Have Hook & LaGrill apply
their weather strips, and make your rooms
comfortable.
G. w. NALL is Offering his entire stock of
carpets, linoleums, mattings, etc, at reduced
prices, preparatory TO moving on or about
the 10Th Of the present month.
DEANS best Rio and Java coffee is not
roasted in New York nor some other distant
city, and kept on hand for months before
reaching the consumer, but can be had hot
from tie rooster three times a week.