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ESTATE OF HENRY v srooPs, DEc'D.
ETTERS of administ' alton the estate Of Henry v.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-12

That was an excellent reply of Ton
sor's when he had cut customer on the
chin. Tonsor amelt of whiskey, and the
customer Indignantly sad. "That horrid
drink p Yes, sir, said Topsor, cit does
make some faces dreadful tender"
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

Edited by 7. S. Arthur an Virginia F. Townsend
The HOME MAGAZINE foi 1865 will be enlarged aud
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal


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mpoi tapt bianches industry aud protect tbem
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selfish purposes of the many empires and
veuu Uy which the Farmer is ocessautly assailed
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NEWS sDEPARTMENT.-The same industry, care and
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The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
fYefa2 ERROR.

We See it stated in the Boston Com
monwealth and other papers, that Miss
Fanny Jackson, who graduated from
the Oberlin College department, last
August, is the first colored lady that
has attained to that honor at that in
stitution. This we know to be mis-
take. Miss Mary j., Patterson, Of
Oberlin, O., graduated from the Col
lege department about three years
ago, and she therefore has the honor
of being the first colored lady that
graduated from the classical course
Of Oberlin College. We hope the
different papers that have given circu-
tfon' to this statement, viii do Miss
Patterson the justice to correct it.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
THE PICNIC.


The picnic held by the colored
people, in Edgefield, on Thursday
last, was truly grand affair. We
regret that we have not space in this
weeks issue for a full account of all
that was said and done The speak
ers were Gen c. B. Fisk, Chaplain
Lawrence, Rev. d. Watkins, Nelson
Walker, Esq, Corporal Williams and
Sergeant Maxwell The different So
cieties among the colored men of
Nashville turned out with banners,
etc., and headed blythe 17th Golored
Infantry Band, marched through the
main streets of the city, making
very fine appearance Upon the
whole, the occasion was one long to
be remembered. g.i1., ,..3c rs'1- .'l'' II a .
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07

were added to the list, and the hand
some little sum Of s23 was paid in to
the building committed. Then fol-
lowed the refreshments of the table
when we were handsomely served
with bollntiful dinner. After dinner
the audience was. again assembled In
the grove, and the time occupied very
pleasantly in listening to declamations
.from~the- scholars till it was time for
the assembly to repair to their homes,
all seeming to be satisfied with the
exercises of the day, and we trust all
p ,Iproofted. thereby. The 2lst was q
cloudy, gloomy day, and seemed to
indicate the near approach of the
."equinoctial storm = but the Ami
versary came with a clear sky and
balmy air, as If He who commands
the winds and the waters had deigned
to smile especially on His ssfreed peo-
'ple.'' : tae1 2fai8f .s.a1 80 q A.s r..
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
CHANCE

2 Mr. ON Waring is now connected
with the publication of the oColored
Tennessean. Communications and
business letters will hereafter be ad-
dressed to Scott, Waring q Co.. pub
fishers of the Colored Tennessean,
box 1850. III IN
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
as a satrapy. Old Tennessee Is

as good acountryas we want. Just
give hs a fair show here, ana we shall
enjoy ourselves ''hugely," making
money, educating our children, mind
ing our own business, and letting
other peoples business alone. Every
intelligent colored man has thought
seriously upon this matter, and has
long since come to the conclusions
that he prefers sto stay in the land of
his birth, to till The soil and labor in
the workshops, and TO fill positions
Of usefulness undera the bright skies
that smiled on his infancy .s a''oA n. M s5
In regard to whether theicolored
people of this State are intelligent
enough to vote, we say, just what we
have always said. # ignorant col
ored men are denied the right of suf-
frage, then let ignorant white men be
denied this right. Let intelligent
colored men be allowed the same
rights that are allowed intelligent
white msa. Make Whatsoever you
will the standard in determining who
are fl. to exercise the right of suf-
frage., let all men be judged by that
standard, and if every white man in
the State is able itoastand the test, and
every colored man falls below it, then
we shall rest satisfied that we are at
present incompetent to exercise this
right, and go on improving ourselves
until we are prepared for it. 4iq
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
RATES OF ADTERTISINC.

Per Square, of ten lines or less, ST. for
the first insertion, and 80. cents for EACH
additional insertion. o. 3
Advertisements for less than three
\ months will be charged by the square,
unless otherwise agreed upon ia di4i I
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

This body met in our city on Mon
day, the End day Of October. II The
first two days were occupied in friend
lg greetings IlsteningGto the Govern
orsrmessage, appointing officers and
in, q 4 general getting ready for busir,
ness9rrN Nothing of special Importance
to the colored people has yet come
under thelnotice Of the Legislature.
However, the session promises to be
a very interesting one, and is likely to
determine some very important meat
4sures concerning our people. sI9l.
Z We clip the following from the
Colored Citizen, published in Cincin7
natl, Ohio:s ys -aa9I -9iliyhshh III aal
\ We are pleased to observe that our
contemporaries, the Anglo African and
lColored Tennessean are enlarged, and
improved in appearance We hope
their patrons will appreciate as it de
serves this, new evidence Of q desire
to benefit them by rendering a full
equivalent for their money.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
THE COLORED TENlESSEAN,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Subscription for one year % 80
X X six months /: / %
Single Copies III
Any person who win form a Club OF
Ten subscribers, and forward their money
and names, will be entitled to ten copies
of the Colored Tennessean for the term
oftwelVe months at 50 each.
Address
COLORED TENNESSEAN,
ScoTT, WARTNG q Co., Box 1l50,4
5~t H AHff d Nashville, Tennessee.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07

- Three thousand colored people cell
80 / NH I1ag st3tW HD884Nh N1tt 49,
ebrated the anniversary of the9enana
ciipation proclamation, at Xenia Ohio. !.
last Friday Al JisMiL n iLapgston. ESD
of Oberlin, delivered the Grafton.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07

'FisThe Cleveland Leader says the off
GERS of ,Oberlinb College,l without. n
dissenting voice.. recentiy- rendered
Hon. j aires Monroe, Unfted States
Consul at Rio Janeiro, now at home,
the Presidency Of that colleges vice
Finney resigned Great pressure is
brbnght to bear upon that gentleman p
and he holds the tender under serious
advisement.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-10-07
/. IL 5IMAURY COUNTY.

di The following statistics, showing
the condition of the colored people
of Maury county, have been handed
to US for publication. We get sthea
from areliable source, and think they
are correct. Will not our friends in
other counties send us like statistics !?
Population, of ssfaa 1880
Number of children, u y9llig1 5000
hi. g Schools, ,1A m .,l5.hi5,i ..n-li.g " .
e g Scholars, .9 .fffats. lr54O
Acres cultivated, -py1 1iET 2,5OO
w Working for wages, Sl2 per mo. 29O
Hands not paid, .B Hint ns4 ita. L6QO
cnltiyators on On shares, l'A '''' 200.
ao@f7iaHf -3 baifIfIIO'
Paupers, ,s-,sr u. ~ =,
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ST. LAWR ENCE.
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YHHE above we'll known Horse will stand this
Season, commencing on the zoe 80
Z First of May and ending on the LIST Of August,
egp 8faS q 1865, as jollos0s: A9
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF eact
Week at the Golden Horse Stables, Howard st..
Baltimore;1 Thursdays, at y sn
lf3 ADY'S HOTEL, TOWSONT0WN,' q ,.i
oir Fridays and Saturdays at the q ~.
FARM OF JOHN o. PRICE, near Cockeysville
TERMS-$50 the Season, to be paid within
the season, and ST to the Groom at service.
asa- For Description, &C., see Handbills: g
-, 60 40 u 81 JOHN WILLIAMS
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2 Farmers VINO desires a istrongje durable and
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ms-We are also Agent for the celebrated ~esN
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HyHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
II scfi6efs have obtained from the Orphan g
Court Of Baltimore county, lettefbf, of admins
traitor on the estate of
JOHN E. FOSTER a.
late of said county, deceased. Allpers6ns hav-
ing claims against the said estate, arefFlereby
thereof, to the subscribers,
On or 6gfore the LIST day of january, 1855,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. Given under our hands this Both day
of May, 1865.
MARY Z. THOMPSON,
.IAEl 5848La LEWIS D. THOMPSON, ~
June Ats no enE Administrators.
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Price Reduced According to tie Times.
NOTICE. lalamlasass


OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF BAITo.1oH
ssoailfa'3 County, MARYLAND, a#6 a9osi 4tiS
No 81 North Calvert ST., Baltimore, os1afts'
sirea lae f6ed june 7th, 1865. al
n HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to Teachers, Pa!
lrents and all others concerned, that the Pub
lio Schools of Baltimore county will finally
close under the old School Lad, on the
,adaLai u S0tk day of June 1885, Snsyad bas
in accordance with the provisions of the New
School Law. All Books and Stationery in the
hands of children must be returned to the
schools and putin safe place by the teachers.
Schools will not be in operation during the
months of July, and August. y,3s8 NV
A new Board Of School Commissioners will
be appointed, who will meet for organization
u NJ on the '1lth of elatly.siS ~
All applicants for the position of Teacher UNI
der the new system, must be examinedsby the
Presidentsof the new Board and receivers GER
tifcate from him. Each School Commissioners
will appoint the Teachers in his district, and
the salaries will be fixed by the Board The
Schools under the new system will open on the
first Monday in September q HAs s. ys"1-
Ia 81 gSs g W. HORACE SOPER,
June 1876. Secretary.