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OyERToE CoUETY-We saw yesterday
al official gentleman from OgertOn
county who gave us an account of the
movements Of a guerrilla Captain,
named Hughes, who has been opera
ting in Overton and adjoining counties.
During the war, Hughes WAS the leader
Of band as daring and blOodthirsty as
ever Ferguson's gang of eutthroats.
Under Gen. Thomas order Hughes
and his gang surrendered, but have
since organized and taken to the
woods, and are engaged in robberies
and other crimes, setting the law and
thei officers Of the law at defiance.
Hughes has been joined by one Walk
or, who also commands a squad Of out
laws, and their united forces outnum-
Der the Sherif's posse. The interposi-
ton Of the military is much needed in
that section
HICKMAN CouNTY-We learn that af-
fairs are in very unsatisfactory condi.
ton in Hickman The Deputy Sheriff
OF the county is a Captain Easley, but
recently returned from the rebel army.
The general tone Of the people is any
thing but loyal. The military sent for
she protection Of the people are more
fond Of rebel whisky THAN OF TsER
DUTY
Tlrrog CorSTy-The Sheriff of Upton
county writes that recently, in an effort
TO execute legal process, he was defied
by a squad of men who openly pro
claimed themselves rebel soldiers The
Sheriff endesvored to call posse to his
aid but the citizens refused to support
him.
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A Card.

Sen. Fisk stated few days since in
Athens, that, in a speech made in
Huntsville, on the 29th ultimo, that I
pronounced Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, id ras-
cal How he could have construed my
remarks TO intend such an implication
is strange to me for its refutation l
appeal to every officer, soldier and citi-
zen present / stated distinctly, that
there we're two parties, as / understood
1t; The one headed by Chief Justice
Chase, Sumner, Wilson, Ct I'd omns genus,
that contended, the States lately in re-
bellion had lost all Of their political
rights, and should be treated as con-
quered provinces, deriving all Of their
rights aud privileges from the consent
of the eonquerors. The other headed
by Andrew Johnson, declaring that
these States were in the Union always
had been; that there was no power on
sarth TO drive them from II; and in &C
cordance with that position appointed a
Provisional Governor and empowered
him to call 8 Convention of the people;
and if the people were sufficiently 10y
a. as justified by their acts in ConVen-
ton, that he would use his influence 70
have their members of Congress receiv-
ed, their constitution accepted, and
their political rights restored in every
respect save that of slavery. Instead
Of denouncing President johnson, !
proclaimed myself his friend and in
tend TO use my utmost but feeble pow
ers TO sustain his position. to assimllate
our constitution to his published views.
] did state that | was opposed to the
amendment of the Constitution Of the
United States II is not required by
the msgnanimous people of the North
and a Southern State, who voluntarily
assumes that attitude, deserves the ca
luminous charge of Chase applied u
them as demoralized and Tetrograding
Sept 5th, '65 JOHN y. DRAKE.
We copy the above Card from the
Huntsville (Ala) Advocate OF Thurs
day last IfGen. Drake really believes
that Alabama can resume her position
in the Union, as an enemy of the Con
stitutional Amendment prohibiting
slavery, he has taken very little pain
10 inform himself of the determination
Of the Federal Government If he re
CARDS it as demoralizing' and "retrC
grading" to sustain the amendment
and proposes to instill such an idea int
the minds Of the people of Alabams
he will discover soon enough that he j
disorgsnizer, and foe TO the peac
and prosperity of his State. As
member Of the State Convention, how
ever, he will not have to pass judgn-en
on the amendment That duty will d.
volve upon the Legislature, and wo
untoye, Alabamians, if it follows til
adyice Of such men as this Geners
Drake
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Legislative Committee,

Senator Peart and Representatives
Wines and Mulloy, Joint Committee of
the two Houses ofthe Legislature, have
been in the city Tor come time past en-
gagged in investigating the condition of
the Branch of the Bank of Tennessee,
at Clsrksvill9. Having completed their
labors, they win be ready to report at
an early day after the meeting of the
Legislature. Other COMMITTEES having
similar duies have not yet commenced
their labors.
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The Mississippi Convention.

The Jackson News thus concludes
an article commenting on the work Of
the late Convention:
Ali the laws passed bear equally
upon the whites and blacks Robbery,
arson, rape and other dark crimes are
to be punished with death, no mstter
what the color of the offender. The
right Of property is to be protected,
whether the owner is Caucasian or At
rican. INDECENT paupers are TO be pro
vided for, snd Migrants punished, be
they Of what color they may. There
has never been the least objection to
educating the negro; on the contrary,
we want no ignorant class of freemen
among us.
We see nothing but cheering signs in
all this, unless the people of the North
are determined TO inflict negro suffrage
upon us. If that is to become the test
oflOyalty, then we are indeed lost We
have emancipated the negro, we are
determined that he shall be protected
in his freedom, receive full and fair
compensation for his labor be protected
in his right Of property, educate his
children if he chooses; but make him
our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES That
must be done by some enemy more re-
lentless than the unfortunate people of
the South have heretofore encountered
either in the field or at Washington.
A subdued people may have no rights
but proud people, though vanquished,
cannot aid in their own degradation.
That must be done by others.
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T a n WAR
For Sale.

r1HE undersigned offers for sale his splendid
i Tannery, vi b all OF the land and sppurtenan.
cez thereto belonging.
will also sell with the yard, all of the stock Of
leather tanned, and in process Of tam consisting
from 600 70 800 sides, al Of which Is nearly ready
to be taken out.
will sso sell, # desired, all Of my live stock
consisting Of Horses, Mich Cows, nne lo5 Of stock
Hogs, Beef Cattle, &c Also. my Household and
Kitchen Furniture so as TO enable the pureha er L
20 on with the business " thout delay. Ny place
is on. Of the finest localities for the TannerF OF
Milling buainess in NortherB AlsbaUa Stuated or
range Of Lofty hills overlooking the Valley Of the
Tennessee Rnd commanding Que OF the finest view.
east Of the AIeghRnies Is Is unsurpassed N point
Of health and wster- there being two springs Of new
er falling free stone wafer on the place
This is so very desirable place for good stesn
Jaw and grst NIL, there being none within tWent,
niles OF the place The building enclosing thc
Tannery was built with SPECIAL reference 10 this bu
siness, here being nothing necessary row but tht
road now being put II operation, viii afford goo,
market for ali lumber or -four that could be save,
or ground g. the Mil would be in less than hsIf
/ mile Of rhe shove road.
any one desiring good investment for CAPT al 4
either Of the above named businesses, could not
better than to examine my property before purchss
| ing elsewhere. Terms easy Possession given i'm
| medistely, if wanted.
i Refers, By permission, to S. 8. Darwin and W. B
/ Nance Huntsville, Ala.
l For further particulars spply to me By letter,
/ Decatur Ala OF TO me on he premises, six mile
west Of Decatur, on he n. 4 G. R.R.
SAMUEL F. DARWIN.
sep1o-48
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IN the trestuent OF the Eye and Ear, and othe
| organs Of sense. II becomes necessary 10 have
| good KnoWiedge Of everything pertaining 10 med
Gee Rnd Surgety. What sue called regular Physl
clans, may Rave grsdusted 10 either the old OF new
school Collegs, sod ean bosst ef a one sided edu
cation, but yet, in the treatment Of the Bye azc
bar, fail 70 cure single Obstinate case-foT she
treatment prescribed in their works will not effect
cure n slaIge msiodiy Of cases.
DR- BRo KHAN IS q graduate Of the Missouri Uni
versity-Diploma hangs IN his Office, and has many
cert hcst+s IRON persens cured, which msy te
seen cy calling.
The Dr.. guarantees cures. therefore no one need
fesr to employ him, for where Doctor does busi-
ness 10 this manner, tbs good evidence that he IN
oerstands the nsture OF the diseases he treats.
Ss-All communications, with stamp enclosed
promptly answered.
Remember h.s Infrmary is ST No. IS Church
Street p. o. Box No. 80.
BY PERMISSION, he also refers to the follo~ng
medical men. ceieh-sied IN Ophthalme Surgery;
DI, J. s Cnidore, Clinton Place, New lorE Dr.
pr. x. &. DeForrest n. T.; DR.. 2aufred, Phiadel-
phis; d BiTgs, Quincy, ~; Dr. Clarencs BarTey,
ST. ouis, No.
Angl5-smc
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Smastmemts.
THEATRE.

CHERRY STREET BETWEEN OEDARa CAV
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THE TExAs INDEMNITY Boxps-Tbo
Secretary Of the Treasury is now nav.
ing the Texas indemnity bonds, 50
called, which were issued by the United
States to the State of Texas under the
Act of September 9, 1850, when such
bonds are presented by loyal holders
with evidence that they have passed
only through the hands ofloyal citizens
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The Huntsville Advocate Of the 7tI
says; The Eastern Division of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ba,
been turned over by the Government
to the Company, and Mr.. Tate left here
on the 4th for Memphis to receive the
Western Division. A very satisfactory
and liberal arrangement was effected
with the Government. The cars now
run to Iuka from Memphis. Hands
are working from thst point towards
Tuscumbis, and also from Decatu
The road will be completed through in
about sixty days, except the Tennessee
river bridge at Decatur, and until it is
finished boat will be used to transfer
passengers and freight
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50 Union street Nashville. Tenn.
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IHE TOBACCO CRoP.-The Mavsyill,
Eagle Of the 18th ult says:
mere is only comparatively a small
space Of ground planted in this wee5
20 TINS part Of Kentucky, but the WELD
IS excellent and the quality of the Iesf
thus far has seldom been ,urnssseJ
The planters in Mason are in goaJ -, sT; =
It's over their prospects, and In Rracl.
en-, while on short visit to Augusta
lat week, we were much grati6s5 a.
the fourishing appearance of the cron
The want of labor has been seriopsir
felt, but a beneieent Providence has IN
some measure repaired this injury.
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The disunion vote IN Madison coun.
ty, Ala, for delegates to the conven.
ton which adopted the secession ordi.
nance was 81. Mr.. Dox, an original
Union man, received at the election on
the Slst ult, 7s9 votes, and was elected
Gen. Drake, his colleague rebel who.
as Gen Fisk would say, is not sufi
GENTLY subjugsted-received 427 votes.
Just 20 more than the original disunion
vote.
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IEIAs The Austin Intelligencer 70
ports the illness of Gov Hamilton a
preventing him from making man,
State and county appointments Hi
appointments for the State Department
are
Commissioner Of Land Ofice-Frapci.
n. White.
Secretary Of State-Judge James Il
Bell
Superintendent Of Lunatic Asylum
DR. B Graham.
superintendent of Deaf and Dumb
Asyium-J. Van Nostrand.
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CERTIFICATES.

Naming each sriicle and its vslue, are plsced II
sealed envelopes AMI well mixed One Oh these a =
Velopes viii he sent BY mail 70 sny address on M.
Capt Of = cents eve of 81 eleven ior 81: THIRTY
Tor 50; slN-nve fsr %; and one hundred for So
On recelpt OF the Certificate yOu vii see what vsu
are gong 20 have, and tnen u Is az your option 20
pay the dollsr and lake the q ticle or not Purcha-
sefs hsy thus oorsin Sold Watch, Diamond RING.
flsno, Sewing Machine, or any SGT Il Jerelry on
our lst Tor s. and in no csse can fhey sci less
'Iisl One lolars worth, A. there are no b ans
AEeAts NSnted In every town in the country.
sLeeTJ person can make $40 day selling our Ger.
nislss ~ the greatest ~ e O.. Jewelry ever known
- ~el's I'VE cents tor CerIfcste, which VIII
lniofln you wnst ron esn chtsip To- 0y J,lisr -
Ne came time get our circular Containing md I'd
ana pa ucuia'si ALEC terms 10 ssenfs
Ae1Eess jams tU1CH iNSoN a 90.
seP''--H ~ Broadway NsW York
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Must be Sold.

WITHIN the next 81 days, four most ss.irsll.,
~ Building Lots 10 choice additions "a 55,lss
field. The Suspension Bu1ge j. unc4r r,,Tt-s.1 -
b. completed By the lst OF January next WIZ MI
Eresily Increase the demand Tor Edpe6,l5 loss
owing 70 thsir close proximity % the Business ,st
Of Nashville. Be quck, Or you wills ] Sc bsrpstrs
J. L. r. W. BROWN.
Real Estate and General Agents.
septi-lWl over lorks Beck Store, unioh stTsst.
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VIM. o. Winston, Esq, has been cleo
ted TO the Alabamk State Convention
from DeKalb county. He was a men,
Der of the Convention of 1861, and one
of the few who refused to vote for the
secession ordinance.
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7. { LsngdOn, Esq, and Hon. John
., hunter, are amongst the delegates
elected to the Alabama State Conven-
ton. A number of other able and in.
huential men have been elected.
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Tor. sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mil.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Of Director and Geu1. Manager n ERu-.
Washington, D. & ia y 81. 49,
nROPOSAL3 viii BE- received Ct this OdIT-
~ o'clock noon, on Wednesday. Sspar
18th, $50, 70 purchase the u. 8. Military IA
Rolling Mil az Chattanooga, Tenn, silh ne o.
ohnery, tools, buildings, fixtures. aud TsfE e.
recting the Rolling bii.l with the Nashville 81
Chattanooga Railroad
The mil and machinery coustrIcist % o. %,
Railroad iron are entirely new ADJ % ne nl''i '-
proved rhMacter.
For fun DESCRIPTION and details q opsralf.' Z, z.
pac.ty, sc apply in person or ty letiefi l' l' F"
Yardiey, Superntfud eut, Chattanooga, Tenn
AL BIDS sh0uld be- endorsed "Ff0poaai' !" F-i
chase CHAT snooga Rolling MIL .,-,,,
h. C. McCkLLIhr
Brsvt Brig. Sen, Director and Generai hao's'
Military Railroads u n anAioa
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EYE AND Earl
DISEASES Of the Eve qud Ear, Nervous Sys-
parallel success by
DR.. LEON BRO0KMAN,
AT HIS INFIRMARY,
M 52 nhuFeh Sfpeet Nashville Tepuessso

Noes Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Where he may be consulted every day from 9 Il
II o'clock, A, Nj, to pm, and 7 TO pm. Con
situations free.
de cures all durable diseases Of the Ere and Ear
and performs al dificnl operation in Surgery.
he operates Tor cataract, without pain, BY 8 new
method.
ne atraightsns Cross Eyes in one minute, in old
or Young
BE in.srts without pain. Artificial Eyes to move
and sppear nsturRl.
DS. BRoANAE cures Sore Eyes with mild medi.
cmss, which give no psin.
be tTests AsnssrOsis, or nervous blindness with
q sUcce s heretofore unknown.
He cures every case Of Ophthslmis Tsrsl. here
t0fore considered lncurab e BY the Profession
de cures discharges Of {, e Ea-, caused by srsr-
let Fever, Measles or other diseases.
BE inserts Ariheisl Ear Drums. where the natJ-
raj drum (membrsne) hss been destroyed, when
Improves the hearing Immediately.
BE operates for Artificial Pupil; falling Of The
Eve lid he remedies st once
de cures the most obstihste forms OF Ophthsl
mia IN two 10 eight weeks.
p Seases of the Nervous System, va: Charea
Neuralgia, Spinai Difficulties; Nervous Proslraton,
treated successfully.
Dyspepss and Cancer he trests with success
heretofore unknown.
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The United States District and Cir.
cut Court, Hon. C F. Trigg, presiding,
commenced its fall term at Memphis
,s'' nondsy. N. F. Ryder qualified as
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James Brooks and James Higvips
recently had fight in vicksburg' Mis-.
sissippi Both received wounds 90
which they died on the 3lst ult
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD


CtEALED PROPOSALS will h. received q ta
- ofHce Of the South NASHVILLE Street. Ea-'s-
Company until tbs 18Th Gay Of septeInbs-, 49, :.
furnishing the material, laying the track All 81 ~
ping the road Of the Company, and Tor huIili2s
necessary Stables and Workshops- BIDS VI D. e'
Tered u11er these heads or divisions.
First-For furuish.Dg az material for ne EOS
wy. including Iron, Ties. Chairs, Spikes, CsA-l
Ballast, ETC ana for laying the Track.
Ssc1ad-FDr furnishing the Cars.
1hud-FOf furnishing the necess aTy inaiefl- -
build ng the Sta les aud Workshops
Bids will Be rscgived for either q the Ae'.
items ami hIds Tor the entire wOrk must b. d'Tlf
into the above three divisions. The COMPANY
serves the right 20 accept Or reject any II vslor 2.
al Of sny I'D offered. Plans sod spec nesiions ~
be seen At the once 81 TIE Engineer Of the Cor
pany, vs.. r Foster. No noTih Cnerry street
LEROY AIMS fR IN6,
aua9q - Secretary.
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The sweet potato crop of Georgia
promises to be very large this season
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UNZZRNL2Zl

All medical men snd the press recommend DR.
STRICKLAND'S ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE A.
the only certain remedy for D arrhGa and Dyson
terry. It il a combination Of Asinngents, Absor-
bents. Sdnulauts, and CarTnnatives, and IL war
ranted to effect cure a'tsT all other means have
failed; especially in chronic cases.
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The efforts recently made TO obtain
pardon for Hon A. Ii. Stephens, of
ga have failed.
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p. o Box lOO1

HEADQUARTERS MIL. DIV. OF THE TENN. /
NASHVILLE, TEEE., Aug. q, 1865. !
BRlG GzNL. c. c. DooLuTIF, Commanding Post Of
| Nashville:
| GenoTaI- notwithstanding the stringent Orders
heretofore lssued from these Headqus ters, IL ap-
pears that there il st great abuse with regard 10
the msnner Of using the ambulances a. this Post.
The Major General commanding d.rec;s, that al
aunbulances, exc ept these belonging 70 the Medical
Dire tor and Chief Qnartermaster Of the Military
Divis on cf the Trnnessee, an hoIiIe1 By law, and
those IN use by the Medical Puryeyor at ID place
and by Cspt Crlley and CAPT. Brown, Assistant
Quartermasters 10 the moving in bulK Of Govern
meat funds, and the two On duy 81 lis Headquay-
ters and one TO each regiment at Post, Re at once
called IN by you, wherever they can be found and
turned over to such QuarteTrnastsr a. the Oh ef
Quartermastsr, Department Tenues see, may de-
slgnste.
The General directs thst you issue instructions
10 your guards and patr Is to arrest and send 70
your headquarters, every ambulance found on the
streets, ana sier investigation thst you order The
drivers OF those hsreinbefore mentioned 70 report
az he office Of the Chief Quartermasters Depart
ment Tennessee, for rass to be carried at all
times by them, and which your guards vii respect;
to the Chief Qusrteunaster, or 70 such officer IS he
may designate 70 receive them.
The arnbui ances belonging to regiments az the
Post are 10 be used only for Transporting the sick
and wounded II used for any other purpose, the
drivers Of them viii be arrested and the case eK-
proper use, YOU vii turn the same over 70 the
Qusrtermsster Department.
The General directs that every effort be used to
break Hp this abuse.
Very respectfully, your obi servant,
HENRY II. CIsT,
Othci'l: Asst. Adj. 6ensral
LEWIS BLEAxSAs Capt. and AAAG.
sepS-3t
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South Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT OF STOCK.
$4,000.

rrTE have $4,000 worth Of Elegant, hhpolei
w ana valuable Real Estate f2r sac % We essl
si,ss ~ MarEet street. between CEurcn and Broad
IN 1se heretofore making enquirie- ~ ploPeLYH
on '''' iSsps-ivl NELSON 4 hUhFREk,
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Sale of Saw Mills.
ENGINEER OFFICE,

ENGINEER OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. z6th, 1855.
C,EALED PROPOSALS vlI be received 1t thi
> Office Until the lCtn Of September. Isg5 Fir ~.
pI1chsss Of tne foi'oWiug S. Mills, via.
Ore Lane a bociey Saw Mil, 81 inch circular saH
ID men cy indeT, % inch stroke, II foot boier, 81
Lynnvlis, Tenn
Two Lane Dyer Portable Saw Mills a. Chatia-
noogs-
One Lane a BOdlsy Portable Sew Nils a Chat'a-
nooga.
Ose Single Machine, Fay's Patent. At Chaiia-
nooga
Thee Mills ara al in god rlnuIrg order.
FuIt1er lnformsiii a about thoes ln X
can fe Obtained rom n. Col. P s. Fox, let y Y
v Engineers as Chstisnooga ne A7---s-iI s''iN-
ings Will be nci1ded In Obs sale. -. -
written guarantee q tWo reApon-lo.e pal'.es
u11.st sccoufpanv escn Bad. me g9tef49ia ~ ~
ssrvss tis rylt 10 70 isst any ID deemed 700 ioW.
p-s - ,.vitsd b fs present a the opening Of
lids. -r-s-..,
DJ oiuei o. WI +. MERRILL
Col Ist o 5 w EnE.nssrs.
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Cincinnati College
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

'IWE Twentieth Regular Course Of Lectures viii
Il begin on MONDAY, OotOber ~ add continue
until the lat part Of Fab uary with lreIirninsrv
lectures during The first three weeks Of October
There viii BE- Clinical Lectures 10 the Commercial
CITY Hospital throughout the enire winter. open
70 msdicsl students
Faculty:
B. $. Lswson, NJ. D., Prof. OF the Principles and
Practice Of Medicine
O. Ihos Wood, ND, Prof Of Surgery and Clinical
Surgery.
John 1; -Tste, MD, Prof Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of Women
- Daniel Vaughan ND, Prot. Of Chemistry and
Diseases Of CD loren
W. K s Reed, MD, Prof Of Niaiera Medics and
Therapeutic.
=, R r meIysine, MD, Prof Of Physiology and
Forensic Med cine
b; p 6oode, MI, Prof Of Descri ptive and Sur
gcsl AnRtouy
., I. Nj Ter MD, Denonstrator Of Anatomy.
NJ B. CTsh, MD, Prosecutor in Surgery.
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hfrMrHIs- Sent b n

MEMPHIS, sept ., 1900.
! am here on my return from the
plantation, where found affairs in the
best possible condition. There is
better discipline on the place than
there has ever been. No grumbling,
no 6isobedience, no disorder among the
negroes, and as good crop as could
have been expected after so great an
overflow.
The people are greatly cheered up by
the good conduct Of Gov. Shsrkey and
President Johnson Under their in
structons there will be no collision with
the Freedman's Bureau The negroes
on my plsce say they never wish TO
lesye a. As a general rule al the
plantations viii be proftably worked
and the negroes viii be compelled To
fulfill their contracts
Companies are forming and psvine
as high as SIS per acre rent for omen
lands on the Mississippi 1t is also he.
leved negro laborers will build up the
leYsa
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metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
or THF
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.
Depot, SIS Broadway.
Depot, SIS Broadway.

An immense stock Of Pianos, Watches, Jewalrv-
and Fancy Soods, all to be sold for ONE DOLIAK
ech, without regard 70 value. snd nol 10 De- psid
Tor al you see Wnat you VIII receive.