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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL Blink.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFIcR Or THE CDAPTE9LLER OY NE CUAEEECT, =
ASH ,0T0y, Jan. 81, 1906.
UTHEREAS, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pre- ented 20 the undersigned, it he's been
made % appear that 60 THE SRCJND NATIONAL
BANK or NASHVILLE in the city fNa-hvi .Ie.
in the co IA Of Dsy dsnn, and State cf Tennes~
hss re u duiy OrgaJl zed under and according to the
require N snts Of the Act Of Congress- entitled IAN
Act to provide National Currency, secured bv a
h. dye OF United States bon ~, and 10 provide for
the circulation az redemption thereof approved
June 3D. 1864. and has com lied with III the pro-
visions Of said act, required 70 te complied with
Wore commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act
NOW, therefore, ], Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that "lhe Sc
cond N.tonal Bank OF N8shYlle,"i 10 the c.tv OF
Nashville in the county Of Davidscn. and stqte Of
Tenne ssee, ia authorized to commence the bnsi-
ness CT Rankng under the Act a!oresaidt
10 testimony whereo, v tress my
hard and seal or Office, tbs ihlrty-frst
{ sE A. day Of January. 1865
N/0 ~ HUGH MCCULLOCH
Comptroller o. the Currency
HS~The above institution v y be optnad 70 bgs!-
ness the course o. few days, Of which due no
tee vii be gwen.
JOHN LUMspEN, Cashier.
fabI--Zrn
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Sundries.

10 R7rrels Goal Oh, % Assorted Plows,
u h+Es Butter, 0JJ Pounds Is. " flour,
~ BIDS. Egg, - Keg4 assorted rs. 3,
~ bbIi Chesinuts So La. a. OFT Castings,
sJ Brxas srI0 ami i0Kl2 Ess-
JU-t received suc 7 sale Iy
ID u DICKEY, AR-uf,
leOll-u IT p br I'd and n n as
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Bakery for Sale.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF OTHER ENGAGE
i ments, the Proprietor Ct Bakery est-f4ish-
meut, in q goOi business community, on Church
street, bs'ow Chattsnooga Depot, on the lef. hand
size vitathe privilege OF the LeJse Of building Is
offered for sale. Any pe-son wishing to engage IN
The business, would do well to aP ly sOon
feb s-IUD-
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s1ew ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Kent

THREE NICE LITTLE Rooms IN A PLEA
sant part Of the city, one Story high, n brick
building Rent SO per month. A complete set
Of hou-e furniture for ssie.--trce $40
For puticulsrs apply a. the store OF A. q. Wink
Ter, 49, NorthC llegs street. febis-3r
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Cotton Plantation for Rent

WITHIN S MILES OF COLUMBIA, ONE
w snd q half miles from a Railroad Depot, con
tining z7G q, e., 200 eek be cultivated. Seventy
TX acres in Blue Glass;.
febIL-lN A HAMILTON CO
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Election NoliCe.

VyHE ANNUAL ELECT N OF DIRECTORS
1 tor the Nashville Gas Light Company will be
held At the office Of the COMPANY, No. ii Church
street. on Thursday, "a day Of March, l6Sj, b
order Of the President.
fah4-tt IAS NJ. KFNDRICK. Saev-
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For s ale Cheap

vy'HE ENTIRE eTUCK or STATIONERY AND
/ OIL n, with fixtures Of store also Rent I
store. ~ so. 81 Gnu ch street.
fehl52w 4. F. MURRAY co.
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Mcuisy-F.rs; ap -sarancc Of MISS CHARLOTTE
tn 'MFSUN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-18

Owl Z 70 the Lsugth sni importance u the. a.
IN S.sters, n siier-p sce sill Re presented
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rzrfRssa gn.'s ERSkL sVCCEss
-ssIssaessA
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Amnsemen,s.

~ ID
KhhNtm mOoEOM,
~ BAHNUWs MUSEUM,
BARNUMS MUSEUM
ior a limited perioi at
fer a limited period at
WINTER GARDEN,
WlNIER GARDEN,
WINTER GARDEN.
EVERY AFTERNOON at 3; EVENING at q.
EVERY AFTERNOON at 8; EVENING q, ~
The Grand Spectacular Pano.niAis
THE GREEN MGNSrER;
THE GREEN MONSTER;
OR.
THE WHITE KNIGHT and GIANT WARRIOR.
TIE WHITE KNIGHT AND GIANT WARRIOR
eprrNn,n t c%GNgl w" rrnnsqrr,ps ~.
SPLENDID SCENES COSTUMES etc.
MAGNIFICENT DENOfEMENr.
MAGNIFICENT DLNOUEAEST.
Previous 10 Pantomns
w b. HARkISON Comic and heterogeneous Singer
la HITS at the TINES aud PEOPLE.
THE NlCOLO BROTHERS
THE NICOLO BROTHERS
together with
YOUNG TTCOLO; THE CHILD WONDER
YOUNG NICOLO; THE CHILD WONDER
IN astounding irial F4shts
THE GREAT LIVING CUROsITlES,
NOVA sCoiIA GIANT Girl, over feet high.
First anu.arauc, Of
THE CIRCAssIAN FAMILY
THE CIRCkSSIAE FAMILY.
ZJfRIFRY UANNIIM PEARL OF THE SEA"
ZULAMA AGRA iSTAK OF THE EAST"
ORZETA PACHA 1.-THE ROYAL GEM"
DOORS OPEN AT o'clock.
Admission 50 cents; Children under ten, ID cents.
Donations OF CURrOSlTIEs to the New Museum received
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Movements 81 Ocean steamers.
An Amorous Barber in Troabie-A Sable
E;uaro Tnrred and Eeathercd.

The usual quiet of Greenport, /. J., has been
considerably disturbed during the past week. growing
ont OF an alleged attempt by coored barber to outrage
the person OF respectable married white lady residing
next door 10 him. The facts thus stated The bars
Der is Of property and has heretofore borns
a good character in the town. but early one morn
ing last week he so far forgot himself as
seize the lady alluded TO In the reor OF hS
house where she had gone for pitcher OF water' ana
cndeayored 10 make her subnit to his embraces >
The barber did NOT succeed in his effort however aug
tho iady Immediately stated the circnmS
stance to her husband lie nn then
advised with his neghbors To what conrseSo pursue
N tsc matter but before they 10 any conclusion
news OF the transaction spread throushGut the S
ani carried him d the outskirts of the town AHer
some little delay pail of tar and bag OF ~ sis
were procured when the offender was dIesied oi ~
cotbing and completely covered with that Haryns -
lswless fame known as "a coat OF TAR anu na In
n ia believed that the man deceived no inrtnes III
iury gentleman III the fowl, syIppatin1u ~, nnns
barber offered 500 for the apprehension o. sno =
men INIT no has been threatened with IKE 'S''' ~
said for his interference. 3.III / '-I
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d IN REWARD.-LOST, last night, at wal.
ssI or in sESh sfsr :pf Is saoasdsd
with pearls The above reward will be paid on leaving |"
July 20. 1865 49, L. w. BuRR,s No. o.s Broadway.
ROIJND-On the 18Th inst, in the vicinity al
yey and Broadway COLD wArSm wsss me
%s. Aour to Ms,.Is REbFtELb RICE No. IN Broad
way, second Door.
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Travellers Guide.
aO "rs o osa bS Harlem Il. r. Depot 26ts
and 4th.av. via Hudson River, u q. M, T. 80,
and lOt p. NJ. via Harec IL q m. and I ~ >; ~
sunday train via Hudson River, y. N. City
cars run between Chambers and 'Oh-s.'. stations
and Oity Hal and 2otl-t, station
son. BY steamer G. yioe-ri; rue'x,ys, rhnrssssay'
rIsdays and Friilys from foot OF Desbrossos.st.
7iS landing At Ihitieirst. 49,: m
udneht Sunday. ':lo q m.
day. and Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday, from
~ R 10 h. IcoIs1 nc Per .
and Neptune Line, Pier p y. H., daily tSu' day
10 sAfer .toa by Ycwiascn t. H. Vi; sfraac ~
r. Boston. to- r' 5r X New iiavca T. H. ii and itn.
.v. ya shore Line, III End p M sundsy..... .. n.
For Catskil by steamer Thomas Powell, ron foot
Of FraDk.in-sI.. y. r. every Tuesday aud ihoT'-
day, at ". and ~ ny Saturday at ...... p. IN
To Canaan dsgua Rochester, Buffalo, sainsncs and
West by Ere Railsoad. foot OF Chainber"ss !
and 10 a m. 5 neutrality-suspicious.. pm
lin 81 Observation-Disclosures a. m. and $3.50 o. IN
steamer ease foot Of HaEGsOu,, North River p u
To Newb-rg PoushAeepsie Rouriont aud Kings.
ton. lending at Cozzen. Dock West Point and
Milton. the steamer Merry Po. ell. Oily IRON loot .,
Of NJ win r. r. for Hartford
and sprins feld-.teaneTs leave Peck Slip at ;. =,
ia New t:yco jy he Erwa1en RR it,. H.
and ih.ay a. IA liz a. NJ. IA 3, 24, q. and p IN
To >orwais. landing a Whhcstcnc City lsend
e. r. ePess..pJ 3. p. IN.
10 the West by Central Railroad Of Nev.Jersey:
viz ALERT town from i3ot o! Lioerty-st AZ IL,
an. ~ ~ and 500 Sundav trsin...... p %.
Io Philadelphia by New-Jsrsey Kaiircad ioot OF
Court audst, I. 10 and ! a. NJ, l. M, didop
m and y midnight. SUNDAY. ?. uh
To Staten leland. by steamers from Pier No 10 ~
X near D-y-st. Al :. 9, 10: 30 .. M, 1880, 80
so 'i ........................... s:3o p.
TO Providence BY Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
daily from pier 81 foot Of kohinscn-st, A. H. at p
To Whia Mount AIMS end Lake Memptremasos--
Direct route via New Haven steamboat or rtii-
rosdl Springfield and tie Connecticut River VAT
lev Take STEAMERS rom P,ck.siip at 1913 p IN,
or cas- 18th 81 station az l2l9 or....... p m
To Washington. BY New.Jer-ey r. L. foot OF
Court.sndt.st.. and IL. a. m, ?. H., aid ~
midnight Observation-Disclosures. 2. m.
For further inf rrson in roSaid Railroad Time Tables
see advertisements in another part Of this paper.
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ard NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1909.
COMMENCING MAY IS 1909.
PASSENGER Station In New York, corner Twenysevrh'h T.
and Iourth.ays. EutreIce on Twenty Seyenths.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven. 100, 500 Ell llJO a. H. l. To- (ESJ
400 tExD a45 40 and 3C0 tEr,lp To- 81, .
For id,.por 100. 800, (ENl ll.D a nj lZlo tfh.J
400 ok i45 10 aud 500 ttx.)p m
For Milford and strso!d 5o0. ll.O a M 10 So p ~
for fairfield Southport aud westport 100 il5o H. 1'S
Fdr Sorwak 100 900 Tr.,) $50 i.3oa m i2i' (E1')
345 40. $50, 800 (kxlp IN.
For Daricn, 100 $50. il'aoa m a45 go s9 p m 10,
For Greenwich 100 $50. ll.J) a. M |to, 49, a1 'yPh
For Stamford co. 20 tEy. $50 l3D a. M lIl' 'IAj
400 fExD3a5 40 $50 go. POD tSx. p ~. N m A N
Far port On. Tor and rneGiate stations NV wv ~
A. M g. 70. L. 30 80, $50, TOO o. No., ,
' 49, 49, CONNECTING TRAINS. "A "A
For 1os,o,. win spdnghed ~ M tEx) 300 tfA''oV"
p M -, -. ,,,x ~ , anp M
For Hartford aud Springfield, 500 ttI''' I'LL NA"''
HI.) ls.l5 0OOp. ~ ,ooo ID, ~. \ l2l5p H.
For Connecticat Il yer Railroad. sor AL 'hA'' ''P "
10 Montreal 100 D. NJ % Northampton =, III. m ~
Fo, Hartford Providence aud f'hAli haoao' '''' ''A"
n, III r ~. New London and storinston Railroads
FOR Canal Rnilroad, l2.l3 2. ~ to NSitnenp'o"
Va, Inn".tone Railroad. D a IN. AMI p III.
t., r,as,nck Railroad 800 q IN, AW y m a,
VI, nah1,y aud Norwalk Railroad, 'oo' s'o H. NJ"
p m -. a,acned 10 200 D. m. train.
'on"o"o" JAMES H. iOlT sup,.,
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WALLACK's.
w Second week II the talented
YOUNG IRISH COMEDIAN
Mr.. DAN BRYANT
whose success the pas, week has been -
MOST GLORIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC.
Houses crowded to OVERLOOKING with the
BEAUTY AND FASHION
O. the Metropolis nightly testify by the ,o, ,,,o,
HEARrlESr DEMONSTRATIONS OF APPhObAIioN
to this young alti,ts - ,r,.,,
~ IRISH LIFE AND CHARACTER.
His wonderfully great both sides OF the Atantic
Justly entities him to place III . -
TAT FRONT RANK
SIDE By SIDE
with the - .x. .cr
GREATEST COMEDIANS OF TIE ACE.
fla will appear every evening during the week ss
The IRISH EMlGRANT
and .,.,
HANDY ANDY,
in nr w Foyds successful adaptation Of Lovers popular
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADvtNCE.
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Dipiofn6 Notices.
OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
.t. New. YoRK. July ii, 1865.
T A MEETING of the BOARD of DIREC.

"a a MEEI INU OF Jne BUAKD OF DINEC'
"A TORS Of this Company held this day. 1t
Resolred, That DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT in
cash, free Of Government be paid the Let day Of
August next to the holders of the full paid shares registered
on the 18th day Of July and that the transfer books be closed
on the said 18th day of July and opened the Sd day of
August.
BY the Shsreholders Meeting held May 3ls 1868, and III
Order that the lands sold be represented by correspond
issue Of Capital Stock in accordance with The policy here
toiore pursued by the Company in the issue Of Cancelled
Bonds Scrip the outstanding shares Of this Company be in
creased by issue Of share for every
Standing and tho be distributed to the holders of shares
registered the Company books the first day Of August
thenG
Resed That where in the distribution of such shares
s.ockholder would be entitled to fraction of share the
Company will retain the right such fractional part at par
THOMAS f. WALKER, Treasurer.
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Elijah Smith, at Clyde, N. Y. qnarreled Win N
and Killed his own brother, Morgan 1. Smtn ageu
y es difference as % the time when certain
niece OF grain should be harvested.
John E. Parry, at Fab River, Mass, Is s s9.a
an expe.t SWIMMER that he suffers himself 70 &c ,s
bound hand foot and thrown INTO sns ns nertcrmue
,tber sxtrsordirsry antics IN the aqueous eieneD-
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OROTON AOUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.
Office croAq Board Ro,unda City Hall Park Jny II 1886,
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTm-
~ REPAIRS no STREET PAvEMENrs-SEALEp
PROPOSALS indos.d with title OF work name Of bidder
and date Of OF, rng will b- received until II o'clock m Of
thursday. July a. 1862 for r'pairins ana Asepls III ~
mai, during The period commencing august and ending De-
c.mb.r 81 1905 all paved avenues streets squares ana MOI
on ghfaes in tho City OF Newlos excepting 50 hueh "
broadway NJ is now paved with the Russ pavement -,
Bids must be in the form prescribed by this Board bs
for this purpose pecihatous end forms oil the popoa
agreement will be furnished at tai. office:
THOMAS STEPHENS. }. Croton
ROBERT H. DARkAGH, Aquednct
I,,v II ,eg, A. w. CRAVEN, Boa'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

Mgcalsics AND TKApEas BANK, NKwY YORK. July 8, 1865
BUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, as required
BY act of Legislature Of the State Of Newly ork
PISSED March 1855 entitled An Act enabling the Banks 81
ma etate to become Asociobs for tho purpose OF BANK
NJ under the laws Of the United States hs having obtained
NE consent Of the Of than twothrds OF its cap
la soek ior that purpose majority Of the Directors, at
meeting held the 30th day Of May 1885 voted TO change
convert bis Bank into Brnkng Association under the laws
1faden National Bank GEO w. Y0ULE,
Cashier.
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Ocean Steamers
)SITION LINE to CALIFORNIA.-

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA
" PRODUCTION IN PRICE for August and september
First Class, Second Glass, Third Class,
$3.50. 1l7.. 90.
The Central American Transit Company will dispatch rom
Pier No. 70 North River the good steamship ERICSSON
Capt A. B. Lowber, SATURDAY, August 70, al noon, on
WEDNESDAY, September 20, at noon al the above low
prices, for these two trips only.
For passage apply at the Office Of
The Central American Transit Company,
No. III W-st-st., n. y.
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Professional Notifies.

I EVILS d COX.
~ CHARLTON 4. LEWIS. y >. cox
COUNsHLORS AT LAW,
No. I:3l Broadway. =. o. Box, no. 5,OJC,
SEWYORK CITY,
Attend I'll business In the Courts Of the United saes
and in the Departments Washington. Especial attention.
given to Internal Aeyenue business and to CLAIMS agaii'
Foreign Governments, : well az own ,
Mr. Lewis experience Deputy Commissioned informal
Revenue will be Of thorough acquaintance WIN
tue Revenue Laws. o,,. =,
Foreign Affairs Congress- and his long membership OF US
National Legislature. insure thorough knowledge OF eSa
ton and practice in both departments.
LIME JUDICIOUS TREATMENT of NER-
i VOLS DEBILITY. Acc. d. HAMMOND, NJ. d., for.
merry Professor. VI Special Anatomy and Su.Scy in To
Syracuse NEEDED oee n T. oee no. u last Rw sinsa
Depot.
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WORK andNEW.HAvEaN RAILROAD

y -NEW.YORk TO NEWPORT
., IA anrr SATURDAY JAY |, 1869, two daily trains
viii cave New YHk fFom corner OF fonIlnav. anu "sn,y
.v,rhs, Al a m and ": p passing through New
ljsven New London aud Sonnson to fast Oreenwieh n
where the splendid steamer Wy ses WIN De waiting aa
gay splendid AL Of a miles down the Naraeanset bay
arriving at and a3e Ticket. .od and bsssass
throsah 'A10S ~ ""AN' SNF~''~'"
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CPOTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEfAhl MEN Il
IN cONTRA TORS Separate sealed proposals, eich
Nth the tide Of the the OF bidder ana
The date Of ,s Offering will b. received at this Office until
ccL m OF FRIDAY, July "a, 1903, for the construction
ftLs following Stce, improvements viz Sewers IN Eighty
third reet between Third aud Fourth avenues OAK street.
on Oliver and James streets; >xtieh street pewreh
Rro,dxsy ard Ninth avenue; Monroe street. between 9nt
1850 and Jackson streets Orchard street, between De-
- ,rd Rivinston streets Madison street between scam
t and Jackson streets and Second avenue between One
enty third aud One-hundr. y-hfh
Mid 10 Fourth avenue and street west side oil draeroy
PAL. ninth street from Second toTbri syenue Forty
Oh ,rret from, Ninth TO Tenth avenue; FiftyhNh street
tram Third to Fourth and West street. from Henmond
10 oboken street and requirement. OF parts Of streets inter
,ig herewith Specification and forms for bids be
b,ained on application the Contract Clerk at this Office
THJS. STEPHENS. } Croton
ROBT l.. DARRAGH, fAqueduct
ulv Is, 1865. A. w. CRAVEN, Hoard
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Ir9a,lmas Leave =, :,
'I Y, ~ ami o. m and 10 Midnight; for bALriMoRH
and WAsmisoros q ssrt II 20 a ~ T. ~ ana M r. .
~ oth.r naruculars see bills ut Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
5teamboats ano Railroads.

EOR CATSKILL and CATSKILL NOUN
Il TAIN HOUSE.. itesmer THOMAS POWELL leaves
New.York Caskil from foot OF FIankn-st, TUESDAYS
And THURSDAYS Of each week at p. SAT URDhYsa
o. m landing SATURDAYS at West Camp and Maiden
with stages from Catski Mountain House Delhi
and UiIbos. Leaves Cstskih for New-Yok MONDAYS,
WEDNEsDAYs and fridays at 6 p M
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7 one ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM.
~ AND LAkE MEapHREMAGOG


WI PANY-Foot Of Barcay-s'.--On and after juno ~
Mo,nrg mail trains for racArstown add intermed-. .a
on. vii a,y, No g.9O A. H. Ma. Express for all stations
ye. Of hilbu,n AT 10 D. IN Mouown Express III p IN.
WV 4 stiiOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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GorrordIiru Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice IS
I bsr.bv len ,istasALF Of PROPERTY according 20
law for unpaid TAXS the years 1850 1891 aud lsa8 to-
geher with the regular RENTS fr coton water 10. the
v.ars 1885 1856 and 1857 viii tse plsce 1T public auction At
The City Hall In the City OF Newf ors, on MONDl, the
az day of September 1906 10 o'clock of that day. aud
10 De continued om DAY uut the whole OF said prop
ey hall sold The detailed statement OF the property TO
be- sold Is published In The Ncr ior Dfy IfdnfotPt
daily newspaper printed aud pubished 70 the City Of New
York Copies mad apriea alton at the once OF The
Neg York Dny Transcript AMI ~ the Bureau o. Arrears
Department Finance. Bureau Of Arrears Newly ORR May
70 1895. By order II tie Comptroller
:" JAMES i CJ'MBLTTOS Acting Clerk OF Arrears
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-04-28
Fading Out.

The total extinction of the aboriginal ra-
ces of this continent, is on y question of
lime Their decay seems as much mat
ter of destiny, as the growth and spread of
the white race. The red line of savageism,
refusing to blend with paer colors 10 the
web of human progress, is fading out as
rapidly as the forest leaves fade in the
breath of Autumn. Proud, stoical, and
filled with the bitterness of sorrow and
hate, the Indian, squirting the allurements
and the disci pline of civilization, retreats
to the wilderness, his tribes melting away
to return no more forever. The forest
recedes not 50 rapidly, nor the buffalo nor
the salmon.
OF all the dusky bordes who fitted to
and fro in the chase and on the war path,
when the Pilgrims landed on the crock
bound coast" scarcely trace or shadow
Is left Lines of Kings, as old in lineage
and equal in dignity and worth to Bour.
bon, Plaptagenet or Hapsburgh, where
now are their thrones, their peoples, their
empires ? Vanished like morning mist,
like the swift figures of a vision of the
night Wampauoag and Pequot, Penob-
scot and Narraganselt, and many a sono-
rously named tribe, hereafter nameless in
living annals, have all gone beyond the
land OF the setting sun. And to the last,
gone with heir wild independence uu-
curbed-as free as the race that succeeds
them. No memorials ever remaiu-nei-
ther temple, nor column, nor tomb-noth-
ing, save here and there some Winnipissi-
cgee or Horizon, or Huron or Ontario,
beautiful waters; or some sky-pricking
mountain peak, refusing to par. with its
Indian name.
Never before in the history of mankind,
persisted people so rapidly, SO silently, SO
totally. Their story is an unwritten Epic,
in which much that is Hottest in human
action blends with more of the wierd and
terrible of savage human nature-as with
the mighty gloOms and grandeurs of a will
derness world. Ere the historian or poet
shall arise, competent to record or sing
the Epoch Of the Red Man, no represeu.
ta,ive Of the race will remain. Nor will
civilization be blamed. AS by an irresist-
IDLE law, potent az gravitation, they kept
their faces to the forest and their feet in
the wild paths of their fathers. They were