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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. SATURDAY

Circumcision, the seal Of the covenant
with Abraham.
The passover, to commemorate the
protection of the Israelites, when all the
first born of the Egyptians were de-
stroyed.
The feast of Tabernacles, instituted to
perpetuate the sojourning of the Israeli
ties for forty years in the wilderness.
The feast of Pentecost, which was ap-
pointed fifty days after the passover, to
commemorate the delivery of the Law
from Mount Sinai.
Feast Of Purim, kept in memory of
the deliverance of the Jews from the
wicked Vaccinations of Haman.
In 1872, it would have cost a labor
ing man thirteen years labor to have
purchased Bible; as his pay was only
u pence per day, while the price of a
Bible was f20.- Texas Baptist
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such magazine, and then-what then ?
We Of the North yet hardly know what
civil war means, as they have learned it
who have seen street divided against
street, family against family, law oblit-
Grated, order destroyed, civil securities
overthrown, and neighbor arrayed in
mortal enmity against neighbor.
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"sorter - confedeaate Soldier.

The Rutland (Texas) Express tells
the following:
Our friend, Charlie White, gets of the
folloEing on the "Chubs" As some of
our readers may not know what is meant
by Clubs" we inform them that it was
the nickname given to Ector' S
brigade. Charles has drawn a picture
of their camp and guards, one Of whoa
is quietly seated on a lsa, with his gun
IN pieees, cleaning il While in this
condition the ogieer Of the day rode up
and aecosted him thus:
Are you on guard here, sir 2
Chub-"Well, Tn sorter on guard,
sir.
80. D.-(Somewhat angry Well,
I'm sorter officer ofthe day, sir.
Chub-(Sublimely COOL well, mis-
ter, if you II wait mint till / get my
gun together. I'll give you a sorier s'lute.
o. D.-(Enraged. If you'll wait a
mint till l get guard, Ill put you in a
sorter Of q guard house"
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REFEREScEs-B. +. Gravity, VIM. F. Mills,
p. l.. Young. Henry county. virginia: Col.
Peter Hairston. john T. WOoten. Martinsyille.
Nireinia. Gen.. A. Baker. L. r. Johnston 4
Co. Eufaula. Alabama: Stewart L Bro. New
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Walker, Esq, Memphis. Tenn. lOs
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Proposals for P Printing & Binding
OFFICE OF GoMMIsSIoNEFF OF PEISTING,l

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONING OF PRINTING,l
| ... De- COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 0, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- ceved at the Office of the Secretary of State of
the State OF ohio, until
Tuesday, the 21st day of August, 1866,
at ~ o'clock NJ, for executing the State Printing
for the period of two years., and for executing the
state Binding for the period of year from and
after the first Monday of November next ensuing,
in accordance with the provisions of the act entitled
An act to provide for the execution and supervis-
ion OF the State Printing and Binding" passed
March a. 1850, the act supp ementary thereto pass
ed May 1851! and the act amendatory thereof pass
ed A pril 9Th, 1853. 30 ....... r ..
Full printed SPECIFIC ATIONs can be had on APP
plicat on to the Secretary of State. i arm Il.
Each proposal must. be accom- panied by a bend,
executed in due form by the bidder, with at least
two good and sufficient sureties, satisfactory to the
Commissioners Of Printing, in the penal sum of ten
Thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
tormance pursuant to law, of SUCH class classes of
the State Printing as may be adjudged by him, and
for the payment as liquidated damages by such bid
der to the State of excess of costs the bid
bids OF such bidder which the State may be obliged
TO pay tor such work by of the failure of such
bidder to complete his contract; said bond to be
null and void if no contract shall be awarded to- him.
No bid nnGccompGnted by such bond aoiu be enter
tdtned 6y the COmnissiOner of Printing. .f..
A like bond in the penal sum of five thousand
dollars, must accompany each prOposalfor folding,
stitching or binding y Or DTVI.t.ur ..4..,y .r-'
bidders on application to the Secretary Of Stare. a
In all respects the printing and binding shall be
executed, and the bill thereof made out fled aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions of
the act " 10 provide for the execution and super
vision Of the state Printing and Binding" passed
March "a. 1850, and the amendat6ry act Of April g.
lS66-to which acts reference is hereby made for
such further information as NAV be desired. l .r
Proposals to be sealed, and indOrsed on the out
side of the envelope, Proposals for Public Print
Ing" or Proposals for Binding" as the case may
be, and addressed to the Secreiaryof State.
''' WIN. HENRY SMITH, ..l
-...f .. f'i.- -.L.L Secretary Of State.
.r... MOSES X. BkAILEY,
- ." i. Comptroller Of the Treasury.
,r..-.t- vi 4. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
luly0dtd Auditor of State.
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Paving Notice. ID

TO. all Sohons IL may coneerR,. . .H -.f.4H ng 1r
. -og eGr .ra CITY CLERKS OFFICE, /
7 ,t,,f r.,...... COLUMBUS, August 0. 1856 ! ''
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements. to wit:
} Relet the grading and paving the unpavel side
walks, cutters AMI crossings on the north side Of
Friend street from Seventh street to Washington
avenue. SU..-. Inf
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filedin the office of the City Clerk - = n =,
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
eIainisih the Office of the Clerk in writing, on or
before the twenty y-second day Of September A. d.
1885, Hi)9Is1 t'W H'Hm.f quO .y,Ipf,o -,
G,"s,,s. s.........,..r' L. E. WILSON, =,
augl0-dltaw4w '" 'I'H City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
Paving Notice.
TO al ,chohs d may concern H1I" i9m t.ri

TO az Dhom % may c0ncern ~ = '7O' IfUL LN
. lHa. d." '- CITY CLERKS OFFICE, 4
/ ed . tHrrs p COLUMBUS, August Q, 1856
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
making the following improvements, to wit:,
For grading and paving the unpayed sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on the south side Of Franklin
avenue IRON Washington avenue to East Public
lane. ''' ''ulf aNJ 9
The same to be done in accordance with ,plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
Chains in the office of the Clerk. in writing, or
1855. 81 ''" ..'I N'"W 3459 ,gI2d 15
! augl0-dltaw4w City Clerk.
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no, RECAPITuLATIoN ,
Total cash ,balan6e in Treasurt Aug.

sf Z, 1866 $s45, ,604 81
At the same time we counted the Bonds
deposited in the Treasury by the Free and
Independent Banks of Ohio, as security for
their circulation, and fOund their amounts
to agree with the books of the Auditor and
'COmptroler's offices. 'e''
following is a, table of the -Bouds on
deposit, and the amount of circulation out;
standing, of each Bank, t''79'''''i shI
statement of the Stocks Ne posted by
the Free and independent Banks
with tn q aTreasureFo or state, for
Circulation issued to said hanks;
AlsOo the AmOuntl Off Outstanding
CircnlatiOn this Sth day of August,
1866. w. -' i'''"tHo'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
-. .C9JgsYnoD odi O., I'm,
QDbio. S,tt;a;l:ttl,slj;rrrr:a'1trI',,,.. ia: Is 81 d ! (.
Condition Of the State Treasury!
RePort Of the Special Comm issiOn.
-g err TO Make ExunIInaIion. 'fI.

s. w. L. BascOm, special Commissioner, and
the Secretary Of State, concluded their ex-
animation of the state Treasury on We'd
inesday, and on Thursday submitted the
following report to the Governor:
To His Eccellency, Jacob D.. Cor, GoveTaor Of
In The state Of Ohio ''' .' "2I" '' -'I 'aE
-. S1R-In compliance with your letter Of
the 3lst Of July, 1866, appointing WmDTs
BaseDm,l in conjunction viii. the Secretary
of State, to make an eX9mination of the
Treasury of the State Of Ohio, as provided
by the act of the General Assembly, passed
April II, 1858, entitled ain act to establish
the Independent Treasury of Ohio, the un-
dersigned Special Examiner, and the Sec
retary of State have the honor to submit
the following report: iIN.l iI.a Ta.
On the morning of August 8, 1866, with
out any previous nOticetO the Treasurer, we
entered the Treasury rooms, and having
presented our credentials, atonce took pos
r session OF the keys of the vault, which re-
manned in our possession till the eXamina-
count the funds in the safe used by the
chief clerk, Mr.. Hershiser. We then care
fully counted all the money, bonds, &c, in
the main vault. The result of that exam
fnation we herewith submit: '.,...I ''',
Statement of Funds in the Treasury
.r Loo of Ohio, August 8, 1866.
Currency; y;.............;....... s4s5 sos 10
Aug. is. 1864. ......:.. .:.?...... 84.5OO 90
june Is. 1856 ,...,,'..:.;..'s,..,. 49,. $4,000 90
July IS, 1855. ,...:; III. .....e..... 100000 90
u, Sl.6 per cent. Compound Interest " Gill.
Notes, June 10, 1854 ,,..:g.";I..,,,., 1l,7OO 90
Noies,' July Is, 1861 rr.T. i' as,IOO 90
Notes, Aug Rs' IS, Hs1S 1854 Copoana 'oiS's $3.50 90
Notes, oct, Is, 1854 1870 90
U. S, o per cent. Compound Interest r''i n
't Notes, Dec. IS 1864. 1880 90
urerS Ill 400 90
Seneca County Bank Notes redeemed =. l,772 so
Exchange on New York y............... 2079 80
Specie, silver. ...l...,........,..... 2lI7 60
% National Road Bonds.................... 60 81
Total amount on hand .............. $s4564 81
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lso Paving Notice! pas .7s

TO Az t0hont ~ may O0NceFWs 1HITI 0Tl -'I-TI NJ
/ sst'H1 HgT CITY CLERKS, OFFICE, L.,
/ yrjy, CoIUMBUs, O., August 4, 1885,.
Notice is her eby given. proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of COlunibus, for
For building sewer from four to six feet in diam
eter (size to be determined on eXamination) in or
near Third alley, commencing about 200 feeteast Of
High street. and running westward across High treet
audIOinns into the sewer heretofore built in said
The Same to be done in accordance with pIats and
neer, and filed in the office Of the City Clerk.
| All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed Improvements. sEe required 70 file their
before the Seventeenth day Of September iA.}D.
lse6!niR 7ol msfl lpodjiwf Hanttr,o,s mos,
daugs ditawlw Sni7gs adi ri City, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

S11A43O ( 4SO6 6SEOGA1EO" 4
WILL he RECEIVED AT T1lISoF!- F!s7o
# Hesday, the etst day of August, 1866,
For, furnishing materials and doing the following
work:
Jl For natr and paving the sidewa Ks, CUTTERS ~
and crossings on Aigh street ffom Russel street to
For grading and paving the uupsved sidswalks,Q
CUTTERS aud erossingsOpthe side of High street
from Fourth alley south 10 Oak alier., ~
For grading and paving the sidewsl ks, ,gutters'
and CROSSINGS on the south side Of hranGlin avenue
from Washington avenue O. East Pub 10 lane idiI pI
For grading and paving tho uupaye L side walk III
sguters and crossings on the north side Of Friend -
street from Seventh street TO Washington sVenue.
The fOrsg ing work is to be done under the ordi-
nances Of the City Council and IN accordance with
n the plans and specifications which may be seen in
IL this VtiGs., '''
Th6bids will 70 opened by the committees of tho D
City Council for the Wards in which the respective ,
iimproyements located, and the right to reject
anyor all Of the bids will be claimed BY the COM m
mtteerlruoy la7tr. w, W, PPULLARD, ,''
Cit9 Civil 'EngineersI Office, No, is buckeye
Block, room No. 2, up stairs. @ ''' -
q, - (WestbOte please eOpyO 'E4yH 5-fstQ
augl5-5td i''' ,tCt N-JIT y mot
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Gews Items.

Lake navigation is open to Buffalo. The
n. Y. canals open May LIST.
A thousand moulders. in Troy, recently
struck, and are now about TO erect . large
foundry of their own.
Some Of the cotton mills are running at
loss-the cotton on hand costing more before |
it was made up than it brings after 1t Is J
manufactured.
The inventor Of tie red ball Wit
Of india rubber attached, W Il string
seen in every chid'r hand. hieh may be
100000 ON hls patent will net II Is SAID
poor. this year. lie was
As circus
the other O. roupe passed into New Haven
u,5r- ~, horse saw the elephant,
ion ;, hls eyes in fright, gave one leap
ih' the air, and died instantly.
The Republicans of Maine are discussing
thu. uu, -tiun WHO shall be Governor :
raais will be- made t. secure the nomina-
lion OF ten Chamberlain, brave soldier
A lady IN Oregon says, that cattle IN that
region live to such a great age, their owners
have to hasten long POLES to their horns for
the wrinkles 10 run out on.
John Keble, the English poet, Is dead.
His "Christian Year" had larger eireula-
ton in f.. gland than the poetIcal writings
of any vi HE contemporaries.
man after a term in Augusta. Me. Jail,
told a fri, I'd. who inquired how he liked his
new hum,, that he 'had bully time, that
there yery seventy-six inmates of the Jail,
and Not a Black Republican among them.
In A divorce ease, now before Chicago, Ill.
oour,s tie defendant is one of twin brothers,
mariners IN business, and the resemblance
tbev bear 1, each other Is 90 striking that
The lady h rstlf Is unable to Identity her
husband. from whom she has been for a long
time separated.
An old man in johnson county, Illinois,
was killed by his two children. aged thirteen
and fifteen. who b at ham 10 death with
clubs and buried him, because she was Old
and sick and a great deal OF trouble
Probs,. the murderer Of the Dcerlng fam
iIy at Philadelphia, says that be wants 20
die: that haif an hour at time Is the
longest he has slept since his arrest. de
aces the murdered baby before him day and
night. and there are mufiied sounds In his
ears. uttered by the children while the mas
sacre was in progress, that he cannot exclude.
He is ironed to the floor; and at night, that
he NAV not commit suicide his arms are
fastened behind him.
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salisfellaneons.
TAKE CARE or YOUR LIFE
Patent Metallic Sole
4 NEW INVENTION.

WErI!SG THe FEEr IS the most prolific cause ..
disease AMI death ku. WI to humanity 10 is 81
most sure 10 bring on a cold and colds neglect
and often when not neglected, lead 70 icvers OF
coughs and fatal consumptiOns. II is IN recU-r.
ton OF this truth that the inventive talent of Die
country has Tor years been deVisins some l1lt..
or attempting o. devise 10, for keeping the iee..-
and yet that sh0ulG not give !ucOnvenienco O.. Oh.
wearer. Rubber shoes, IN one form or another ...
hitherto been our reliance but 10 is vel. .r Fl
asauena their many evils, that while they ...r
the feet dry from external moisture, -lty sweat
them over much, and by thus inducing an Cr..a
tenderness Increase slsce ptiollity 20 colds rather
than otherwise. They are also mDersl-ae Oh OH.
feet, and Withal are very expensive. The lgusr.
is for something that shall make the ordinary . r.
and shoe impervious Co water, without l. -.r-
their elegance ~ durability and IL possible E.-
out adding -cn.inly Co the cost OF ttelr uIlu.l.-
ture. These, 10 viii be conceded are host Imp
features, and We conscientious affirm that --eT
are ahs1lutel yattainet IN the invention ler-a..
presented % the public.
The invention consists In inserting between OBJ.
inner aud out sole, when the boot is maklu-. d.
thin VI .TALLfc PLATE exceedingly ductile com.
ln- u-AluIlty with t0u-uness. very light or
every way adapted e. the end desired, while che
adlit nal expense Is merely nominal. l- iuruislcs
perfect barrier l-aiust the admission VI vct o-
danpness- though the it1t may De exposed ever -.
Z long upon wet pavements OF damp -rount-
10 ladies and children the metallic SoLEs will .
or iuCalculalle value, as from tlelr habits ui .
and delicacy Of dress, they are plri -ulary expose
70 the lou- train Of Ills that attend upon an ira
quate protection to the feet.
Tfcse solos have already been tried ty tle ...
] of all tests. ACTUAL USE. and the testimonial
thsf- ulgrite freely preferred, indicate that -..
must O. speedily and universally adopted = Obi
pubic. TIE Patent Metallic S0le1 Boots and
are being introduced into the llallu- Boot ..
shoe stores thrOu -Lout the Jui-ed states ana H
supDlant all forms % o.ersloe5i except possibly
deep mud OF snow, as they become SHOWN 3.
sure % eat them and take no other. 10 YOUR -.a
rnass- does not happen Co have them he can p-.-
cure them without Liti.-lliF- IL De VIII NOT, Gael.
ssf ,0rr-elf 10 tie inventor one dollar and f.r-
cents and obtain six pIir, assorted sizes, Wltr
90 use which viii be promptly tlrwarcet iI l
.,, .,.s...- e.-.1 Gle county. Agencies wiz .
e-frt ..sEei ia cvery ci-y and village, ana slF
with srlcs auf proprietary stamps. q, s..-s---.
prices and liberal commission allowed ul Gale.
Az. GENERA. Agencies for states appointed GA ~.
uIicat5u, with proper testimonials U re Invent
SAMJ Ell j. >EELN,
General repot- corner CITY Hall Place and Req
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TESTIMONIALS.

The undersigned have far tie past sin u.l-..
wnru Boots ana Shoes assessing li-- cglly s N-ltl
Lic SOLE. and int ,ucu an etse-uil prevent.
from damp feet. li.st gladly DO we testify O. -.s
perfect efficiency g tae.g service. The Metal.
Sole uot only grand contribution 60 the cau.
of General health. butts. H1g''flt 'arIrT, unyllt..
all necessity ot Iu-.. Rubber shoes, except
muddy weather All ordinary aaupne-s. and even
water upon I-Ft.l.-t-, Isl e.np-ete-t -..-el .. -.
power al harm ry tf.su0-r simple and useful iE-
veut..u. $50 one who las once used them VIII ever
he w. th.ut them again, l- they increase the cost
boots and shoes hv @ sum which is scarcely worth
uaminr. and insure positively, dry ieCt, which
reckdnet among the a--t c1ullt. OBS o.. health
comfort We heartily commend the "lera
Solen 90 an the sensible
j. CLEMENT FRENCH.
Pastor Central Cou-. Church, Lr.
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8aiIrpads.
RUTLAND AND sUR LINGrox R.R.
INTER ARRANGESIEN

Commencing Feb. 5, 1856, trains WILL run as fol
lows;
LEAVE BURLINGTON;
s.3OA. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wor
cester Fitchburgh. Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York ,
arrive In Troy at rs P. NJ New fork los ?. n.
Boston 7.30P. VI.
TAroHgk 10 Boston trift0ut ehGage Of Cas-
I.3OP ~ EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany New
YORK and the West arrive at Troy SUI P; n.
New York A. NJ, by HUDSON River hAilfoao
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers
Through 20 Troy igifhouf ehdHgs Of Cas-,
10 JPN, MIG 1T EXPRESS, with Sleeping Gar, i}i
New YORK and Boston. Arrive In Troy AZ SUI a.
NJ New York 1000 A. "; Boston $40 A. ".
Though 10 Troy and Boston TifsOEf ehaags Of Cs-'
From fhs South and East Trans srTirs n BariiH5,
a. foL0rs;
S5OP.M. MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell Mor
ceste.. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, ITO
and New York.
Leaves Boston 30 A.. ".
80, MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New YORK
7.4OAH NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleep ne
Cars, from New YORK and Boston. leaves New
York at P. NJ, Boston $50 r. H.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, rev
York, Schenectady and all principal points on me
New York Central and Western Railroads, and in
wv. CARPENTER,
No l. American Hotel Block.
Baggage checked through.
fffkAre always - low as by any other Inc.
GEO. A. MERRILL, Supt
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SEELEIAN PEABLEB1Ob.
Practical Shoe Manufacture, B-o0slyu,N. T.
lar. p won.
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MI M anu 'fHt-c uWtfII
Houses.
With their Contents

Will De
INSURED THREE TEARS FOR MALI or nv
PER CENT FOR TIE ENTIRE TERN 4
Losses literally Adjsined and promptly p,lr
genoy- at this
4. &. s. WIRE