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MISS NJ. PERDUE,
FILL ~.1TELLEE.ERF 4.
UNLAWFUL ASsEMRLAGES.

DE it ordained by the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
ID Of the city Of Memphis:
That hereafter ali balls parties, and other collections Of
persons for amusement in and about any notorious
houss Of nlfame within the corporation Of Memphis.
shall be unlawful and each and every person being
found and arrested as a participant ia such balls, parties,
or other collections Of persons, shall be adiudged
guilty of a misdemeanOr. and hued not less than Eve nor
more than twenty-five dollars, in the discretion Of the
Recorder. And il IS hereby made the duty Of the Chief
Of Police 70 see that all such assemblies are suppressed.
and the guilty parties arrested and brought before the
Recorder.
Approved january 9Th, 1862
Attest: JOHN PARK, Mayor.
/. R. RICHARDS. Cit Register. iaQIOt
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MEDICAL.
CLARK &
OIL!
CL.ERR, s. co.
Sole PrOprSefOrs


NuREs Hesdsehe, Esrachs, Tootbaehe, in tbree min.
sipelss, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Collie, Cramps, Inaam6d
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes. Sore Throat. Cuts. Rurns
Bruises, Sprsins, CbappeG Hands, Piles, Ulcers. Diar.
rhea, Bunions, COrns, Frosted Feet, Deafness. old
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites. Dog Bites
kst Bites The world Is challenged for its equal for
Scslds and Burns. II cures Scratches on horkss Sore
Eyes On horses, Sprsins, Swinney, Poll Evil, FistuIa.
saddle and harness gals fresh wounds or swel!iugs, and
Is the best known remedy to apply to tender-footad
horses from foundeF-take up the feet and batbe well
about the frog Of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases
on man or beast
No one medicine can cure In all cases. but wo can
show rore real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosisl OH ip
is healing properties, from responsible men. who ar,
above being bought than can be produced for any other
medicine.
We do not RsssTt a cure for every msladv "a which
the human family are subject, bu. what We proclaim
we can substantiate by living witnesses. The Ambro.
sial Oil Il n Nashville preparation. and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by ali good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly proud that
Or. Ciafk, q native VenuesgeBan. after much labor and
research, has produced q really worthy medicine, which
Is bound 10 drive out much Of the worthless imported
trssh with which the country is flooded
Please call st our office, where we will taxa pisRgure
In showing letters and testimonials too numerous 20 set
forth in the form Of an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians In high standing, who are using
II In their practice, AZ they state, with marvellous Of
fects. We challenge the world 20 produce A remadv 40
speedy and ehectual in its healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK 4 Full.
lers AmbrOsial Oil, evidence 10 authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are iTeproachabls.
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO, Proprie.ors,
Sold at the manufacturer prices by S Mansfield &
Co, Memphis. wholesale agents for Southwest, aud by
AT Memphis druggists le25dawi ys
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RUNAWAY!

ID ANAWAY from he Undersigned about the eS
III l5fb OF SEPTEMBER, a A named 50
BEN shout thirty years old, OF lPht black or
brown complexion, weighing about one hundred~A
and sighty pounds. i've feet nine inches Ia hight, re-
markably likely. wi a heavy bssrd and mnstache
when he left he was ones tho property Of Il. a G
ChucrheL near Louisville Ky. When last heard from
be wa near r lars Point, ia Missfss ppi.
liberal reward W n bs pad for the delivery Of this
Negro. or Tor inforna ion VII eh will lead to his recoY.
erv. L. T.. & G. H. BLACKBURN,
Iaconia Panfstiou,
ft151ms neehe county AK
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To the Creditors of the Estate o.
PETER S. MOORE. nEC,n.

II AVlNG suggested the insolvency Of said estate, il
H the county court Of Shelby county, 4 n0essee, all
creditors Of said estate are heieh BY mott ed to Gle then
claims, duly authenticated. with the Clerk OF said coun.
on o. bsfors the FIST day Of July. A. ID. 1862, for pro
rata distribution. q. A. HILL, ADMINISTRATOR.
Raleigh, December 10, 1861. de25- Wv
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NMTICE.

TN obedience to an act Of the General Assembly 81
L the State Of Tennessee, / wiz, on Monday, the
18th day Of January, 1867, sell to the highest bidder for
essb. At the Court House door in the town Of Covins.
ton. Upton county, Tennessee, a NEGRO A named
George. aboBt i~birty-two years old. said slave will be
sold Is q runway, GU Of the county jail, 20 pay eX.
penses as the law directs.
DAVID c. SLAUGHTER sheriff,
dei5-wlw Upton county, Tenn.
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ialoIm
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~ Dee squsre, renewable weekly, per Enuun'
One squArs, oBsvaole twice a week per an
Two squares. renewable veskly. per aauum,
~ Two squares, renewable twice a week, per sn-
r. An advertisements for the AFfEAL masi be
banded Ga 40 The Clerk desk.
" All trsasent ldverfi@msnis musi o. marked
for q specified uIne Nbeu NOT thus marked they VIII
be charged for enc wouk, and discontinued a. the emo
or An adrsrteezents required TO be kept on sec
ond page, CHARGED As NEW EtcH DAT, snd On third
page an advance over stated rates
~ advertisement directed % b. displayed, OF set
In Igrre type. charged 81 pOUBLE RATES
Yearly advertlssrs viii be changed extra Tor &C.
eupvsng spacs over contract, AID when large type is
reduired &c be used OF The adyerusrment Fept on tie
inside Of pspeE
Yearly advertiser viii be cAargel extra AZ
regular rates. for Wants. Rents, Removals C0-PartEer-
ships- Notices, To Cons guees, etc.
E-TfGRsie1f Ad5e1ticfmens 1lasf De PAID JoF1n
advance
EPNa advertisement viii sppear 10 te Weekly pa
per unless BY special contract.
u Advertisement 20 be insertediu the Weekly
paper only, o. az irregular intervals In either Of the
papers, vii be charged 81 per square for each and
every insertion.
81 Announcing Candidates for STATE. Coaniy and
Municipal Offices. s Zach, 10 be pad in advance IL
every instance.
II Marriages and Deaths sre Published as news-
but Obituaries, Tribute of Respect and Funeral Invi-
tsfions ~ al other sd fertisementa-
n Al legal and transient advertisements VA be
charged BY the inseruor.
T%Edtorial notice. IN Zeal column vii be charged
twenty cents per tine.
n No deduction q variation viii be made from
McCLANAEAN l. Dill.
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SILK AND WOOLEN
DYEING HOUSE.

II HUNT, formerly Matthew's Hunt late Of the
school Of the greet aud celebrsted Chemical by
srs and ScoureTs, Cook & Matthews, Of St Louis. has
bean induced 10 open an establishment for carrying OF
~ sbove business in all its branches. Every deserip
tion- III eeptIemen's Coats, Vests aad Pants are dyed,
cleansed and restored 70 their original pereeil0n. He
certainty does remove sveTy spot Of grease, pant, way
- a. togather with all other blemishea and impuri
t;es 20 which such garments are liable, and warrant the
-Dots mi 10 re.appesr. Gail and examine his sam
pies OF Coat dressing. II be tsils 70 please you, nc
ssbergs Vii he made. His Office is on Jefferson street
T.. II. TINT.
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Common Law Court.

oHieerl' HSas trimmed In any style at short notice.
IL
- Inn
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N0TICEt

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
October 30, 1861.
WE beg 70 advise CTR friends and correspondents IN
w the Confederate States, that onr Mr.. SAMUE
GWYN, has removed his residence permanently.i
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, TO which point they will ~ sse
direct al communications. Address as follows.
GARVIN, FELL q o.,
IN a,u-fm Mawuhi V.,-
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~AffachmenfN Ofice.

William Scott. Attachment before c. A
VS. Mallory .. T.
J. F Treawick.
THE d-fenda4t VIII take notice that an attachment
1 has been suarn oUt against him and p. Emerson.
ami M. Beaqisa, has b en- esTnshstd and set for trial
before said Jusfirs, al his Office, in Memphis, on The
20 IA day Of FebTuarv ltb4 atl2 O'Clock ~, at which
Tins snt place the defendant can attend II he see cause.
This 41lth day OF January, le62
jal2 lawfw G. A. MALLORY. o. S.
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
Located 0s LaGrGmse,

Located at LGGrG8SSe,
Franklin County, Alabama
E0UR MILES from Leighton Depot, on the Mem.
Il phis and Charleston Railroad
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED rs
USUAL-THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED
IND EQUPPED-DISCTPLINE
RIGID IND STRICTLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty since the organization Of
the Institution.
The eighth session Of tais Institution viii open on the
18th day Of February. 15i2.
Arrangements have been made that viii obviste the
necessity Of Increasing the terms, which will be as
heretofore, SIP 50, strictly in advance, per session Of
twenty weeks. for board tuition, washing fuel. lights,
mattress, bedstead. tabls. chair, ard medical attention.
No deduction for less than one month after the opening
OF the session. Caudidares for admission must be four
teen years Old and f8W feet eight inches high New Ca
deis should apply TO TIE Undersigned FOR 8 list Of art.
cles to be brought with them
Patrons viii bear Ia mind that al supplies for the In
stituuon have % be bought with the CASH.
The recommendations Of the Insti' ution limits the
number of Cadets 10 one hundred and t5irfy, and ap
plicants Cor admission may save travelling expenses by
mskiug their spplications by letter.
For part culars, address
BtAJ. J. W. ROBERTSON,
is7-9m Superintendent.
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eth day Of FebrUaFV, 1852,

At the SHERIFF. Office. in the city Of Memphis proceed
90 sell to the highest bidder for eash,the following LOT
10 GROUND. with the improvements Their on. situa
ted on the souih side Of lfeCsB street, in said city and
bounded and described as follows Beginning az a
sake one bundled aud forty feet from ths southeast
oruer Of Mccall and clinton streets, in the south
line Of McCap street; thence south aud par
lallel with Clinton street, on the west line OF A II
Douglass lot, to the vail q a brick cotton she'd
thence wastwsrdly, with the wall Of sad brick cotton
shed, ssventy-fve feel, parallel with dcCall street. TO a
stake thence n~Urtbwaidly and parallel with Clinton
stree seventy FIVE feet, 20 che south side Of Mccall
street thence with The south side Of MeCtl stest,
esstwsIdly, seventy-fve feet to The beginning corner
The right Of redemption is waived The TILE IS con
ddered iudispstable WIN PARK,
iaftds Trus.ee.
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Which viii b cole AZ xvi IS The condition Of things
viii sdmlL G. ". ONE & CO.,
ivI4-dsw 30 Msin street
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having qualified IS Administrator
L upon the estate Of J Welby ATnstrong, dscea ed
notifies 81 persons indebted 10 said estate 20 come Tor
ward AID settle their indebtedness All persons having
claims against the e state. viii present them, daily sn
theuticated. within .he time prescribed by law, or thin
notice will be pleaded against their recovery.
CD EBDEN
ialQfm Administrator
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F0R SALE

PISg HOUSE ad LOT, on Shelby 81 g.
a Also, 8 VACANT LOT, on Talbot street I..I
on hundred and fity feet front by one hun nmt
dred snd fifty dec. apply 10 -
Fs1r1m Avres' sl0rk
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m CnNTRACT0RS.

CEaLED PROPOSAL S vii be received at ihe Cmy
- Fneineefs OGise mtH u e'cloCk 81 on MONDAY
The pom ;nsfsnf, Tor erecting a b aiding for city ohces
Terms will be made known, and plans and specifics
+ ous exhibited on application % the nudersigaef.
j. II. HUMPHREYS,
ss5a4d city Engineer
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FOR SALE

MACHINE for Turning Wagon Spokes,
"A A Sticking Machine for Turning Gen Stocks, Of
any circular wo.k.
A Machine for Swing ont Wagon FePoes,
Also, a secondhand Power Norticiug Machine.
Apply 10
deaf-lm Navy Yard.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEARING & WETHERILL,
335 Main Street,

1emphls.-- tennessee
lust RECEIVED
SuIphuFiC acid,
Geld Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots Snuff,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LinSeed OIL,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSisB Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal. Soda!
DEARINa & WETHERLL,
oc27-dsw a5 Main street.
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no E N

THE undersigned offers 90 rent for the year 1862,
i TWO PLANTATIONS, in Chic-t county, Arkan-
SOS; one at Games Landing, and the other on the
Bayou Mason, four mites back from the land ng. On
the hrst mentioned pLase there are az least one hundred
ceres cleared, a i seven hundred aces dsadened and
ready for cultivation, aad houses for about twenty
hands and on the last men Toned place there are about
one hundred acres cleared, and houses ready for about
twenty hands For term apply to Berj P. Gaines,
E-q near Gaines Landing
ja73w' EM. II. GAINES
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FLOUR.
81 Us 2 our, in store 9
H0UsEs AND LOTS no EXCHANGE

FOR NEGROES.
THAvE I've HOUSES and LOTS. in the r.
L-ofy Of Men phis. that / wish - exchange %.s1
E6r NEGROES. 4uUl
For renC-two Housss and Lots, on Rabescnl1@A
street Also Que IiBase and Lot with two acres Of
pround. on Mostly av rue, near The Far Grounds.
faT5fmH n =. COCHRAN
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FOR Il

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,
No. 50 st. Charles Street, New Orleans :
THE undersigned has for sale, Iron Steam Pipe and
Il FittinEs, Check Valves, Globe Valves. Steam Con.
Meeting Cocks, Stocks and Dies and Taps for Gas Pipe,
Pipe Wrenches, Pipe Tongues Rate 81 Drills, Monkey
Wrenchas, Screw Cutting Stocks and Dies, Rivetting
Hammers Engineers Hammers, S Wrenehes, Steam
and Water Guages. Whistles, FuRge-Cocks, Air Cocks.
CYLINDER Cocks. Oil Cans, Oil Cups with stop cock,
Power Pumps, Hand Pumps, Circular Saws, Nil Saw
Files, Portable aid Stationary Steam Engines Of all
Sizes. Donble Flue Boilers, Saw Mills, Shiugie Ma
chimes and Corn Mills,
J. REIENSKEY, Agent,
nolg3m For S.. II. GILMAN.
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The undersigned would respectfully invite your a
ention to their stock Of
EssSyiSA. and French Goods.
DIS. J. 3. 8 ~. WAssON,
Clinton Stree

$50. DENTISTS, No. $50.
TAVE moved their Office 10 the corner Of Maiu aud
II Union streets, where they have fitted up and fur.
lished rooms suitable f0I the recommendation Of those
Who may favor them with their confidence, ard having
bus located permanently, offer their professional ser
,ces in the different branches Of Dentistry, promising
he public to serve them IN he most skiilful and Judi
sious manner, and in every reasonable ease warrant
satisfaction, both as 10 cperatiOns performed and our
charges for the game. Further than this we wish 20
hold out ne induceneut whatever, TO snsnare the pub
lie or draw them to our office, by any exhibition Of
Dental -peCimens, OF propositions TO de cheap Den
istry, % at prices as lew, or even lower than the
very lowest or by any other misrepresentation OF
facts in any way whatever. Neither Go we wish ANY
me to mistake our name (Wasgou) for that Of smother.
Is the name Is plain and place Of business easily found.
fa25
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Tuesday, ith day Of February, 1867
In front Of my Office, N the city of Memphis proceed tc
sell 10 the highest adder
A Valuable Tract of Land,
III WITH ||"|Tf WIFI
257 .FcreS.

257 Heres,
melted and boul ded as follows, to-wit Beginning at
stake a. the northeast corner Of Wisemat s Hail
tract, purchased by ihem from Thomas Richardson
with sweet and black gum pointers, and elm pointers
running north one and a half degrees west two hun
dred aud ffty-six poyes to 4 stake, with gnm aud elm
pointers thence south two hundred and fUrtysix pole
70 a stake with blackberry, oak and sas a'ras pointers
ming.
r. OF SALE-The above described Tract o
Land will be sod Tor one fourih carh-balsnee in thre,
equal instaliments at six, twelve aud eighteen months
the purchaser TO execute nOtes, with approved security
for tbs deferred payments, with a lien retained Oh tht
premises until fn-l payment Of the %purcha,e money.
Sale at II o'clock A H., in front Of my office, in Mem
phis JOHN e.. LANIER
iG3-dawids Clerk and Master.
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PlSSNORE, LIDE & MARSHALL,
STE.agIB OFT;
Commercial and General Agents,

FIRST DOOR
West Of Court and Main streets, Memphis,
tennessee.
TTAy4NG entered iuts partnership for tae tansac-
Ii ION ~ busfness a. Steamboat, Commercial ard
General Age =. the undersigned have opened their oi-
sre IN r.. ms Nos. ? AID 3 Of Union Block (entTa -cs
he drst door west Ct Court aud Msla streets "hsIe
INV are prepared TO attend TO Oasiness Of every de-
~Fliption ia their line. embracing tbe following
e,.smboat AGENCY: Re-iSale, Lease or Renting
e.iy5~v S-oring and F0--lReai Estate sale or Hire
S-ar5iSg. COLLECTING Notes Iof Negroes C0nvsyaneing
RHIs 81. settIing andiof svery Inscription; Copy
Tosing Books. etc; Pro log OF Writing Letters by
er-H-g suitsble Halls for ex direction Advertising for
6fbifions lparties at 4 distance.
All orders promptly atende1 d Tor tne purchase OF
sale Of merchandise.
IN ene thsv ae prepared TO transact all kinds Of bu-
siness embraced in 8 Ganeral Agency.
IS. ~PASSMORE,
o. H ID
;.11.9,a J r. MARSHALL
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II. Bs. FOLK,

II TT O n NE III LII w.
North side Court Square,
MerPhs, Tennessee.
COLLECTS The collections Of Claims. and attends 10
- 81 business entruitsd to HAN with promp'nets and
sgsTfv. isf-ly
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MARX r. CHEEK,
For Tax Collector.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND,

7 T. WEST, Agent. OEcs on Madison street on
~ 3 pOsite Bank Of Memphis.
AutAoHAru CbpitA 9 ,O00,tD0
Cash capital and surplus paid up---.----.S $4,000
~ $4,000 deposited with Controller at Nashville
AZ security to policy holders.
insures against loss by Fire on Buildings and Msr
ehandize Of every description Also, on Leases and
All losses e~quitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
VIM. II. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & B4rksdsle;
VIM G.. Drenshaw. firm OF Crenshaw l. Co:
Wellington Goddin, firm Of Godiin & AppeTgon:
y W. hcCance, firm Of DUulop. Moueure & Co;
A. Barksdale, drm Of Warwilk s. Barksdale;
James II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer
1 ID. CTenshaw, hrm O tEIaxal, Crenshsw & Co:
John L. Bacon, firm Of Bacon & Baskerville.
X B. HsNaL, firm Of Haxall, Cranshaw d Cos
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner;
WIN. IS warwick, firm Of Warwick & Bsrksdals;
james Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law;
C.. C. Elicit, Builder;
z g. knhin, Agrculturist and Manufactured;
X w. McGruder, firm Of McGrudsr & Sons:
W. w. Crump, Attorney at Law;
James Dunlop, hrm Of Dunlop, MOncure a. 90.
l. w. HAXALL. President.
o. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
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HAXALL FlllILY FL0TR.
TRUSTEES SALE.

OOO BBLS. arriving and for sac by
UUU }. b JENNINGS & co,
isI2 Overtor Block. No. 3S6 Main 81 eel
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TIVE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at.
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nezed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company (in this
city, since 1858, viz:
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VI. SPeition for Divorce.
Thomas EeI.9
TT appearing to tbe clerk Of the law side Of the com.
Il mon law aud ehancery court o. the CT y Of Memphis,
IN vaca ion, that defendant, Thomas Neil, Is q nonresi-
dent Of the State Of THEMES ee IL is therefore ordered
by him thst publication be made for -ouT weeks sue.
eeEsively. in the Memphis Daiy Appeal, req firing said
Thorn Neil 70 appear ~ or before the second Monday
ia February nest, at being the fir { day OF the FebrI-
ary term, 1862, OF said cOurt , and plead, answer or de.
mur TO plaintiffs petition, or the same viii be taken for
confessed. and thu cause set for hearing ex psrte.
4 C J. WEIGHT, Clerk,
BY A J. WHEELER D. G.
Coleman & Gallagher, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
de9s 4wSf
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G @ SALE
OBJ
VALUABLE LANDS,
In Upton County.

DURsUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court a
j Memuhis, rendered November term, 1850 ia th
case Of Joha bearing, executor Of Robert H.. bearing
deed, VS.. Minerva Carr, FEnny Kirkland, and others,
will, on
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manhood, with the warm blood at their
hearts, as they leaped 10 the defence OF
their country and the rights OF humanity I;
look at them now, and at these desolate
and namelesS graves. and tell me not that
the teIrors Of war are alone upon the field
of battle. How few of the hopes and
wishes with which a soldier enters the
army, are ever realized. Two great de-
sires are in a mans heart, when he leaves
quiet, peaceful home, with It's untold
treasures of love and affection, when he
leaves behind him all on earth that is dear
to him. taking his life in HE hand, goes
into the army, Drawing the harlships OF
stern-visaged war. The first, is TO defend
his country, his Government, against out
rage and wrong. and to help maintain
those eternal principles of freedom and
equality, upon which our Government Is
based. The second is desire that he may,
by some heroic action. some noble deed OF
daring, win for himself name that shall
live after him. How few are permitted
to taste anything but the dregs Of the cup
of disappointment.
Lieut.. Col Rratliff is again very much
out of health; was taken quite i'll last
night with the dysentery. which is the
prevailing disease in camp at this time
The rest of the Trumbull county boys
are in usual good health. with the excep-
ton Of Geo. Hamilton, Co. D. whose faith
er lives in Mesopotamia. He has been
very i'll for several days, of infsmation OF
the bowels. The doctor thought him q
little better yesterday and this morning.
B.
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Total.

$50 that, in these ten counties of the
Western Reserve, there are but few more
Africans than in one county of my district,
Why they especially avoid Ashtabula l
cannot say. Is it the prodigal profession
and scant practice Of humanity? Laugh
ter. Or has Giddings, with view to
protect property and keep up its price,
coaxed them into Canada, where happily
he is now domiciled? And there is Geau-
ga, with not as many negroes as Fulton
county has Indians What a commen-
tary on representative fidelity is here !
The member from Ashtabula, Mahoning
and Trumbull, Mr.. Hutchins speaks for
one hundred and sixty-six negroes; dut
from his piteous ado, one would suppose
that he represented at least as many Afri-
cans as theking of Dahomey. Laughter
And there is my smiling colleague from
the northwest, Mr.. Ashby] whose rotund
form is ready to become, like Niobe, all
tears by his grief for the poor negro, laugh
teri whose gushes of eloquence in their
behalf remind one of the Arab lyrics in
praise of the dark maidens Of Abyssinia
when they sung: oh! the black amber >
the black s..ssE! Its psrfanA hT far, IL