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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28
Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
AN offering reasonable the following
property: &C handsome Building Lots in the 7h and sh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINt HOUSES AND LOTS,
OF various dimensions from large to small comfortable resi-
dences at low prices, in the city. ---..---.
douoe the story Busness House Broad street, occu
plea at present by Hardcasle & Co.
Ira Of twenty two and half three miles
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house,
q ve-par Of the Crucher tract, good soil.
One Tract of about ThirIy.One AcFess
On the uresboro rurnpSe road, at its junction win the
Stones River Turnpike half mile cut, adjacent to W B.
Lewis and Others my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles the MufeesbsC Turnpike. Good i'm
prOvements, good water and timber.
One rracI of about Ninety AcresS
On the Fankl College and Stones River Turnpike seven
miles out Thirty cleared balance good timber and well
Eatered.
One Tract of about t26 Acres,
Adjacent the East fronts said Turnpike 9J
poes-pearly all good timber and soil good.
One Tract of abOuI $50 Acres,
Ten miles Smiths Springs mile and half North
Of the Mureeboro Turnpike mostly we'll tmoered about ~
cleared
And several Of land in Nashville and vi
cnity further particulars call NANCE WOODWARD,
No so Cherry street.
Young Negroes fair prices will be taken in exchange Tor the
above. [july 26-Im JAMES MURELL.
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A Family Residence for Sale

HAVE desirable improved lot Of fortynve Of land
three miles North OF Nashville fronting the ouisye brAEch
pike healthy situation good spring and stock water
lent buildings, variety Of 7t and ornamental trees,
and strawberries, good School aud Church in sight, the soil
adapted market garden, and may be divided into two Lots
This year, sold two ne bargains in land, and will give an
july s7 SO~dGwIms So -4 THOMAS BATE.
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For Sal.

Wish to sell the place reside situated upon ne
GAatin Turnpike, three and quarter miles io nc ey'
containing sxeeE in high state Of euiuvatloo fpre.
men all consisting Of dive ling house. out hoases
wishing purchase upon The premises .-,ov
Iufv D.
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CIR ND NO!

HAVE unpacked and have for inspection, the finest
Graud PIanOfOrte received in the city Of Nash
vile The attention OF every lover Of the king Of Instru
ments is invited to this Piano. Also several square
PianOf. rtcs of SIeinWaY a. Sons Make,
just my stock which will be sold
New York Prices, for cs-h or negotiable paper, at
83 Union street.
.- .. j. A. MCCLURE.
New Musc great abundance being added daily to al
ready large stock. B&F icly7-u
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For sale, Rent, or will Ss e. =

VERY eoforssbs rssdsecs 9TH ish acres adjoining m
"a 80 1,- rhs hous. has the hFst noor
n sc "a hrrs II bsSement three brick servants
houses smoke house. and large ice house mas been newly
p.ln.Sa pa.a ~ ss PNP0'"'' JOHN KIRKMAH
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10nn sALARY FOK al WHO send

Ztbtb their address 10 FULLAM, proprietor of the
American Stencil Tool Works. Sprn field The old pioper
oc still open Springfield Vt Eastern Office 3 Merchants
EXCHANGE Boston prncipal Office 92 Broadway New Work
The only practical Stencil Tools made patented hy Fu
Ian and SlO includng stock enough retail for SIsO
With activity may be realized by any one in two
elR time where. The tools will EXCHANGED and new
set given any within 10 used with proper care
CERTIFICATE REFRENCEs.
We, undersigned. being residents Of Springfield VI
hereby certify acquainted with RULAk who is
engaged in the nf Stencil Tools, and consider
nm perfectly responsible honorable uhment Of ali hi,
contracts and for Of money sent him for his Tools
Coburn President Of Exchange Bank, Springfield Vt
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo W Porter, Treasurer Of Springfield Savings Bank
Henry Closson, Judge OF Probate Court
Geo. Washburn. Postmaster
samuel W. Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
iuly4-i?m
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VETE sale five cents paper, fifty cents
wv dozen
VIII Dutch TurDip Seed; Long White Turnp Seed;
Strap Turnp Seed; Yellow Aberdeen T1rnip;
Fenland Turnip Seed; Langs Ruta BAys Turnp;
Robertson Golden Ball Turnp; Skkings kuta Baga do.
Al the above from Bliss famous Nurseries, warranted
fresh, and boundt give satisfaction.
Z M.
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For SnIe and TO Lease.

PROPOSE to sell upon most favorable terms, exchange
for city property, the remainder Of premises in the
suburbs, consisting OF we'll built dwelling Of eight
large Cellars servants ouses stables & and between eleven
twelve Of superior garden land will sell the dwell
about Eve separate from the remainder Of the laVi
desired These premises adjoining the grounds sold by
last spring Of about S. 10 per foot less BY half
than ground danceom the square and equally de-
able in other respects selling for icing the occupied
formerly residence and rented for the present to
Bostick, Esq, Also,
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Valuable College Street Property for
Sale ut Auction.

NNSATURDAY, Sept lst, at 10 O'Clock NJ will sell at
public SAFE the Court House. that valuable lot Col
eSe street fronting eighty six feet College street. and front
uS on Capitol Avenue hundred and eighty FIVE which
there Is comfortable dwelling house and brick Office As in
property presents inducements unsurpassd ty
ANY in the city Nashville examination Of which is only
necessary TO confirm this belief The liberal and made
known on day sale Persons wishing purchase privately
can do SO by calling the undersigned the Office Of FsEEoH
IRWIN RIED IL. 5. fkENCH
Nashville, August IS lS6O
Ps-Hsyng removed to the country possession can be given
immediately. H. e-E.
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BAN OTIS HIST DRY.
New Volume
w. II. BERRY a COMPANY,
RAVE ALSO ON SAFE
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Vol. VIII.
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.


Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle Of
Bunkers Hill signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
the second Of August and includes among other things
siege the negotiation Of England with Russia
troops written papers from the Archives Of England
France including letters from George III and the Empress
Caharnei the invasion Ct Canada from private letters aud pa
pers General Montgomery and his family; the
France and spain from very copous documents obtained in
France Madr the dnclinaon Turgot war the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
from unpublished private journals by the members; the
nsurecon in North Carolina from very full unpublished
temporary sccouns the purchase Of German troops from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters of George Ill and the
German Princes Ministers and Agents. the hes ancy
trail Colonies the for taking Independent govern
the Virginia Declaration of the Rights OF Man;
Of suvan Island in part from materials the Resolution
Of the Declaration Of Independence Signing
the Declaration.
The Of manuscript materials collected for this
very complete ard unod the origin and progress every
porsnt measure tracing the PROCESS Of the Revolution
petey in reference Of the United sa and pre-
entng the subec aso in sresiOn the history
during the period OF its progress
The history Of the Revolution will be eomPsted in two
volumes.
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ID e nj o V IL l. E s
-HE NEW AND UNHIVALLED

of HI "A 7 r II o N I Q
NE moS eeacious remedy for restoring and
beautfying the hair, removing all Dan1ruf and cleansing
the scalp frc all diseases This preparation been used in
and vicinity for and could fanish
numbers Of sshcat tesnE to it's great wsrth, but de not
deem Necessary Il san article which speaks for ITSELF
To all who losing their hair from disease and who
mAturey sls9 to those who wish full luxuran growth
Of hair this is recommended.
Give trial and he persuaded FOR yourself Of its good quail
tiles Put pint for 81 bottle, and sold Wholesale
and Retail by DEM0VILLE 4 CO,
Corner Church and Cherry street.
And by Drug gists generally in city and country.
maVQa
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TEVHK WHAT CHEER YKAsT cAKEs make szsstsst and
most wholesome bfead-nsFer faii % Fiss-
NJ rive have just received large lot ireah from NsH YORK
iniyIl-0 MACKENZIE 4 AIHCH1N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-28

VETE are In receipt shipment Of the finest Coffee re
wv cved Nashville, which Offering to the tadeat
NiOw figure. ISug9l EIzELL, HOPPER Z CO.
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TVree Strings,
MCmSfom WOrk.,

KHTILL opened the accommodation of visitors by the
w 10Th OF June. Persons desirous Of visiting the
Springs advance Of this time will uodaed
shle TERMS by application The Office Of Wetore, Esq
kITSSWTTPM
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For Sale or Exchange.

will offer at public and place, &c feet front
and O deep on adjoining the large Warehou
now being erecte by A. Hamilton, Esq Terms IbersL
nrIS=d sent 4 III. 8. FhENCH
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To CorrespOndenEs
new PUBLICATIONS.
w. T. BERRY & co.

HATE REOETHED
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, COIlecssd.
arranged edited by his Daughter with Preface and Notes
BY his Son. ? vols
These very interesting contain all that will
given to the public the details c the private life Of
They comprise very cOpous his correspondence
give the world time humorous poems
and various literary fragments.
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
by the late LEsLv, R. A. Edited by TOx
TAYLOR, ESQ.,
This very interesting and important suhor
personal given to wordith
original anecdotes and fragments the conversation mahy
the most noted literary and artists Of the present century,
whose familiar acquaintance enjoyed Among
these
Colerdge, sirWater Scot, Charles Lamb,
Sidney Smith, Washington Irving, Washington AlSton,
Wordsworth, Benjamin West, Samuel Rogers,
Wikie, Turner, Flaxman,
Chantrey, NOrtScOte, Sir Thomas Lawrence
Landseer, Btothard, Constable,
Fusei, Hayden. Newton, and others.
The volume also contains copous extracts from the ecrespon
Mr. LRsUI among may
ing letters from WAsmSeTOE hitherto unpublished
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By GRACE and
PHILIP WHARTON.
Biographies sarsh Duchess Of Marlborough Madame R0
land; Lady Mary Woey Montague; GeorgiAna, Duchess Of
DeTOnshre; Letia Elizabeth LanSOn L.ELl Madame de
sevgne; Sydney Lady Morgan Jane, Duchess GordOn
Madame Recamis Lady Hervey sael Thrsle
POzzi Lady Caroline Lsb Seymour Dsmsr MArquis
du DeGord Mrs. Elizabeth Monasu Mary, Countess Penn
broke and La Msrquse de Mantenon By and PHGP
WHARTON illustrated By CHARLES ALTANoNr DOYLE the
Brothers DALzuL. ! VOL, l2mo.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GEORGE HENRY
Ivok
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REEEwABLR AT PLEAsuR

RENEWABLE AT PLEAsURE,
One square, year S3Q-Esch additional Square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
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subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in bo the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the fiji daily aes with one half the weekly rates
added
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Insertion.
To C0RrespOndemGs
It will great efunreceary troublefour friends
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Always give the date Post Once, county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed om ece to another, give
both Offices in full
you other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited all such facts
and subjects be Of information interest to the public
Anonymous examinations ofwhaeVeT character will receive
ttention
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed 10 Aessrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally 70 either OF the Pro
prietors
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Most EXTENSIVE
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and prepared to
supply the great demand for their pianos They unqueou
ably the durable and ntsn the latest improvements
fully guaranteed for five For sTeen-s and great
power and agreeable tcuch they unequaed.
ThabeV sakosch and other great pans have used them
their concerts and have gVen certificates for their superiority
They have for the last ten years. taken the first premiums
all competition in all the different States where they have been
exhibited year they received Eve first premiums two
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern made piano. and
one for the rest against all competition
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments will be
ceiving by J. A. MCCLURE,
mays, '60-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SA

VALUABLE KEAB ESTATE FOR SALE
TISUING other investments, propose to sell
Wv all Resl Estate In Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
ard opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horon
Containing about Forty Acres.
This is perhaps the commanding site in hevniy OF Nash
VILE and Is nest desirable country residences The house V
be sold with y or Is Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FAEMs
known the Sims Tract on the Smith Turnpike, (od
road within hree miles Nashville. containing $50
The soil good II is we'll wateTed mhered, and
bedvded into small tracts Of and UPWARDS all OF
which admirably adapted for country residences msrkei gar
deps and dsiry farns. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road, occupied br O. Mcampbe and formerly
by Thos Harding, contining $50 acres This
place is 3 further escripoo II will
also divided e suit purchasers McCsupbe will show
these places 70 any one who viii cali.
All shove property will be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit OF one two, three and four years.
Apply V. s. Lindsey, Nashville, to either Of tie un
n dersigEde, THOS. c. McC AMPBELI,
six miles IRON Nashville,
J. AMcCAMPBRLL,
M N,.b-
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Notice.

JHE coparnehp existing under the style of I'D
WARDS GILKERsnS & Co. this day dissolved by
tlal consent. GILKERsoS retiring from The firm.
10. EDWARDS,
]. K. GILKERSON,
July14, 1860 Z. P. EDWARDS.
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Kingston Springs,

open the reception On afeR Tuesday
the Sd day Of July Mr. JESSIE PARRISH will accom-
mediation Omnibus, leaving the sewsnee House TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday O'Clock, NJ, arriving at tie
prngs dnDerare two dollaroce and register at sewa
The medical qualities of these Springs we'll
dyspepsia diseases the complaints
incident to females they unsurpassed There five sui
pbu springs Of different qualities tsje free stone and newly
discovered chalyb ate
Perl n.v
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nLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
(S1CHoLs' OLD CoRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Id Travelling Bags Carpet Bags Ladies Satches, and every
ETtcls usually kept in our line,
Our good ve een Sc ecd with an eye TO TO opinion OF
fri ds call We determined 10 exert
ourselves to the utmost to please all who call upon us
mar24 Il
Nc l. EAN q OLIVI e IL,
COMMISSION AVID ORFARDIEG MERCHANTS
40 Common street, New Orleans.
REEEEENCEs.
R1L CuSSISaHAN, Nashville Tennessee
DEEsRE, President Citizens BEnk, New Orleans.
RATHuoEE, HOCauAl and Banking Co, o.
ALgREp pEN, . Union Bank, Nes 0rleaas.
4 " MoETeoMHY, Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New York
HKAToE 4 DKEcKIG, Philadelphia mar2o-dGn
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A few Lots left for Sale
Marshal's Sale of Real Estate.

will rent the ensuing year upon long time
the commeious dwelling at the Of Broad and Vsuxhs
Streets present occupied BY Hayes, Esq, Apply at ~
Cherry street, 10 & X BROEE, or to
-uly %. 1860. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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Dissolution.

HAVING this day transferred my partners, g. D
Morgan, @ J.. Cheney Jas. A. DuncannRy interest In
the business Of Morgan Co. ncluding all is ss real and
Nashville, June 80, 1890 81 CLAIR NJ MORGAN
The firm and business Of Morgan Co., xlbe continued By
the undersigned. s. D. MORGAN
@. CHENEY.
eoi I'm JOSEPH A. DUaCAN.
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Aasb6iIIs aniou xao Antritan.
Daily ss; Tr.-weeIkIy S.; weekly Sc.


TEN LINES OF LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
In THE DAILY
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Coffee! COGee!!

n DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, q various Styles ftted with
msr9-a RAINS. BROWN q co
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Terms of Buying Goods,

Are 7Oras and N.shrilIs II. s, MARKET for the Rss.l
Merchants 70 supply the demand.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-01

DOUGLAS WORKING TO ELECT LINCOLN
The following most remarkable statement was
recently made by Hon. Arson Burlingame,
in speech in Maine as reported by cores
pondent of the Bangor "Union," of the 25th
August. We would like to see Mr.. Douglas
friends explain or rcfute this remarkable an
nouncement:
The Hon. Arson Burlingame addressed the
citizens of Belfast on last Tuesday evening"
The only point the speaker made which i
worthy Of the attention of Democrats, is that
which disclosed his alleged confidential rela.
tons with Mr.. Douglas Upon this matter
give M. Bnrlingame's language, as follows
aColtax, Frank Blair and myself have had
frequent private interviews with Mr.. Douglas
in bis own house. On those occasions Mr., Doug
las freely made use of expressions of the deep.
est indignation against Southern d,ctatso,'.".
81 also had q private interview with Mr.
Douglass continued Mr.. Burlingame, ION
the occasion of his late visit to Boston. MI
Douglas then made use of this language =
Blu. lingame, lam elected Senator for six
years have got Joe Lanes head in a bas
ket and shall soon have Sildel's, Brights, ant
Fitch's. Won't it be splendid sight Burlin
game, to see McDougle returned from Califor
MIA. Baker from Oregon, and Douglas and 'Ot
Abe, all at Washington together--FoR THE NEXT
PRESIDENT IS TO CONE FROM ILLINOIS ]"
Mr. Burlingame then exhorted the Douglas
men to vote for Lincoln, both to revenge tn
wrongs done to their favorite by the South
ern Democracy aud to carry out Mr.. Douglas
wishes" for" said Mr.. B., "what else thar
the election of Lincoln could Mr.. Dougla
have had in view when, in his recent speech a
Rocky Point, Rhode Island, he declared tina
he never, on earth, would agree to unio'
with the Breckenridge men," /" This said Mr.
B., '.means the election Of Lincoln and moth
ing else"
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-01
Parish Electors.

The following appointments have been mad
OF Parish Electors for the parishes comprising
the 9th Electoral District of Louisiana, viz:
E. G. Davidson, of Sabine.
George Williamson, Of Caddo
J. B. Elan, Of peSoto.
John M. Sandi1ge, of Bossier.
J. D. Watkins, OF Claiborne.
3. w. Pearce, Of Bienvllc.
D. Rankin Thompson, of jackson.
]. F. Fuller, Of Union.
W. H. Hough, OF Caldwell.
r. J. CALDWELL Of Ouachita.
D. Kelly, Of VIM.
=. A. F. Harper, of Franklin.
B. Spencer, of Catahoula.
q. Yorkc, Of Goncordia.
GID. Shadbyrne ,of, Madison. .... k.
J.E Harper Of TspRs. -
W. L. Knox, OF Chff0tl. 9fs :, -
J. B. Matthews, of Morehouse.s
WA Ponder, Of Natchitoches.
WIN. M. LEVY,
Democratic Elector for 9Th District.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-01

TuE DOUGLAS AND BELL TRoupE.--The fol
lowing theatre bill is going the rounds o.
the Southern papers:
Daily performance at +" Know Nothing
Hail." of the grand melo-drama q Rule OF
Ruin" rrcipal character Lord Seldshl by
Mr. Douglas. Mr.. Bells benefit.
Ground and lofty tumbling by Messrs. Foote
Clemens, Soule and Johnson.
Comic songs " Get out Niggers," and "Nig-
gers don't bodder me-" by Messrs Bell aud
Douglas
After which the side splitting interlude OF
I" You Tickle Me and I'll Tickle You"--The
whole to conclude with the Celebrated Fight
of the Kilkenny Cats"
After which on the first Tuesday in Novem-
ber,. there will be grand stampede by the
whole troupe to the tune Every man for
himself, Devil take the hindmost"
Being positively their LAST appearance on
any stage.
Abundance, TWO COON sKINs!!-Chl-
dren HALF PRICE.
N. B. -Niggers FREE!!!
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-01
Edward Everett on tFae African

The following is taken from Volume 81 of
Evcrctt's Orations and speeches, edited by
himself, and published in Boston in September
1859, by Little, Brown u Co. Speaking of
Abdul Rahoman,. OH African Prince who had
been captured and sold into slavery, Mr.
Everett says:
If there was ever q native born gentleman
on earth, he was one. lie had the port and the
air of Prince, AMI the literary culture of a
scholar. The learned blacksmith of Alabama
now in Liberia, has attained " celebrity scarce
~ inferior to bis white brother who is known
by the same designation. When l lived in
Cambridge n few years ago. used to attend as
ono Of the board Of visitors the examinations
of classical school in Which there was n
colorcd boy, the son Of slave in Mississippi,
think. He appeared to me TO be Of u pure
African blood. There were at the same time
two youths from Georgia AND ONE OF MY OWN
SONS ATTENDING THE SAME SCHOOL. l must say
that this poor negro boy, Revcrly Williams,
was one Of the best scholars at the school, and
in the Latin Language he was the best scholar
in his class.--(Pp 1879
Speaking of the same Abdul Rahaman, on
page 1893 Of the Sd volume, Mr.. Everett says:
And how few Americans or Europeans after
forty years bondage would have come ont like
Abdul, unbrokcn in mind and body. Let us
all learn by this example to respect the African
race as one whose best specimens will not suf-
fer in comparison with our own, and remember
that there are races in Europe which fall far
below the boastrd standard Of Caucasian
blood.
Mr.. Everett ought TO come South and preach
his negro superiority doctrine, and recommend
to his enthusiastic admirers here the propriety
of sending their children to school where
negroes are admitted. If Southern men are not
already convinced that Mr.. Everett is opposed
heart and soul, to lis and oar institutions there
is little necessity for bringing forward further
proof He educates his children by the side of
I" the son Of n slave from Mississippi probably
run on from his master, and then runs for an
office expecting to get the vote of that master.
We ask the Southcrncr to make note of this
passage in the life of Everett.