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The Jackson Mississippian says there
il a large colored school in CoahOma
county, Mississippi, taught by a lady Of
Southern birth and education. There
will be many more in the South in
good time.
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For Sale or Rent,

A GOOD Brick Dwelling containing seven rooms
n b-zI res Kitchen, S-rvsntsf rdom1s store
rooms, etc, -Isiel Iu r.esssut B1t healthy part
Of the civ, ami convenient 90 the fusIue-s part
thereog The residence has been recsr tiy painted
and psperea.
Apply Co T r CHILURESS. Trustee,
mayz2-I At Office lsiz Cedar street,
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The rebel General, w R. Cox, Of
North Carolina, has been pardoned
upon the recommendation of General
Howard, Governor Holden and others.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn

UP OUT OF ORDER.

The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
TAKEN UP OUT OF ORDER.
House bill No. 229: To amend section
4,O32 Of the Code. Taken up on second read
ing and rejected.
Senate bill No. 4OI: To provide for the
payment of the State debt. Taken up on
second reading, and Senate bill No. 4O2:
To provide for the payment of'the interest
on The public debt, adopted in lieu. The
bill in lieu then passed on third reading.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. 400: To create a Criminal Circuit Of
Williamson, Maury and Giles counties.
Rejected-ayes l, noes IS.
No. 248: Relating to travellers and acct
dental insurance companies. Rejected.
No 364: To amend chapter 1, article 2,
section 2I2I of the Code. Passed-ayes 70,
noes 0.
No 294: To repeal an act passed May 5,
1861, to amend sub-secti0ns l, 3 and 4 OF
section 4743 of the Code OF Tennessee, and
to re enact sub-sectons 2, 3 and Of sectieu
4743 Of the Code Of Tennessee. Passed
ayes 90, noes 0.
No. 347: To amend section 1874 of title Il
and chaptersirs of the Code. Passed-ayes
IS, noes 0.
No. 22g: To amend section 1892 Of the
Code. Rejected.
No. 285: 10 change the county limo be-
tween the counties Of Robertson and Cheat
ham Rejected.
No. 297: For the relief Of Ensley Will
more, of jackson county. Rejected.
No. 447: TO amend the charter Of the
Whites Greek turnpike road, and Tor other
purposes. Passed alter amendment.
ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
The report of the Committee of Confer
ence was taken up, together with the resO-
luton providing for an adjournment Of the
Legislature on May 2S, to meet again on
October 8.
The resolution was so amended as to pro-
vide for an adjournment on Monday, May
IS, to meet again On the Sth of November,
TO adjourn again on the 10th Of December
following, and the resolution as amended,
was adopted, and ordered to be transmitted
to the House.
The remainder of the session was con-
sumed in acting on House bills on second
reading. Adjourned.
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Mr. Gladstone favors the British pub
lie with the opinion that the United
States can pay her debt We are duly
obliged to him
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The receipts of the Mobile and Ohio
Rail Road during the month Of March
last, were $4,000 less than the ex-
peuses.
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aleig AdrEEtisfmEata.
CHARACTERIZATION County.

TAKEN up by n. F. Dortch, Esq., liyicg N the
| 9th District, one IkOE-GRAY FILLY, 3 years
old Ioag name and tau, 50 all star 10 forehead,
small white spot the stsIde Of the EFF hind foot
no brands or other marks percepuble. Appraised
at S75.
Taken up by Priscilla Martin, a stray COW, Of
white color with black ears, marked two underbijs
IN each ear. foTefsst black little bsl0W the knees;
no other marks. Appraised 20 $40.
may2i w4Js ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger.
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Col B. S. Ewel, brother OF General
Ewell, has been chosen to fill the chair
Of Mathematics in Hampton Sydney
College.
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SALE OF
Government Property.

OFFICE AssI7TANT QUAETEEHIASTER, Z
Nashville, TEOs.. May 18th, 1896. !
I WILL offer lo- sale, 90 TH-lc auction. e. the q.
i S. Franklin 7acus, 70 Nashville. Tenn, com,
Weuciug On MONDAY, The lIih day Of Jusc, 1856,
and Continue daily U1Hl Oh thc property BE- disposed
o. large lot OF servasals Quartz tors St1ros
and sl the : cMasry at the u q. shops, consisting
in part IS follows;
I's.san EneHe, Ioz1s inch Cylinder.
" exIB Z"
Boiler, q inch dlamats7, p fao.IoBg.
Iron Psner, 10 feet.
l. e sl.5 seF
4Upusht Pre- Drills; 4 LatbeB, Engine Single
cad; / Lathe EUUDe, DOusie a4d; I Lathe
nand, small with Iron Shears. i ~ Re, hand, with
Wooden shears Lathe, Pattern Maker; fenon
Bachlcesi Bow Mac2lnC; I s1rks mashine; I
Gnnd stone nachine; ! Jockey sick MachiHei
AoucnE haeh.ns; j DrAlug Ma-nns; Clamp
Machine: "AeeIowen'' Pump, 4xs iugh o. inder,
1l',r2s'fn Force tglruI1-i % Puileys, rored ana
turned nom 70 Is inch; 10 feet Lane shlfIng; 6J5
feet Leather Betting 2C'9 fest Rubber Beling &C.,
TOOLS.
This list includes al kinds Of Tools, only small
Ict enumerated:
SO Hand Saws; GO TeHon Saws; sz5 Steel Squares;
IL Try Squares; 552 PlauFF, as-CTted; Gi5 Augers
assorted, e. Braces; Hstsh-ts, Hsm1ers, Chiss.s,
PUNCHES, Gauges Drawing Knives, AnTls, sledgss,
MATERIAL.
This list includes an kinds q Material used Fyv
she Government such Is Bolts all s.1ss, Screws al
sze=i VA H., cut and wrought sl bizss; Eyels, all
siz7-i Buckles. ala sizes; Rags. all sizes.
10 90 lbs Sheet ir0ni SO lbs Galvanized Iron;
fe-,1-S lbs lrOg, assorted; lJl los Hoop lroni
E35 sss feet Lumber, zssort8 s5Jl1s Pig Lead, -
HoT5e Medicines of OF. kinds Farrers' Chs-t5
and Instruments MIscsiane0ls Article, Sc &c
IE7 property n 90 surplus uot required y me
tIoFesnlCC1t, and is sll % Rooor ser'iisn 2 coad-
ton. Persons dca.Eng Iul8rra ion re-ps- tag tnls
property, vi racs.va . y ealing az my once, On
Cedar ,lrees. baIo.y tds Capitol.
Terms Cash 70 Government ilnds-
Sale 70 commence st 2 o'ciCcE a. ii CT each day.
By order Of a. p. I'd ~
Byt LI..C1' add Depot Or. Mr.
= 3. KIRK,
nayl5-t o bF.. Mss7T AID A. 9. n.
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H II II B IL - T
AND MOST DESIRABLE
CITY PROPERT 7
IN EEHE NJ ARK HI
IN THE MARKET.

IN connection with Mr. p / Nichol, Clerk Of the
/ County Court wiz sell on the premises at
Public Auction, Friday, May S5, SEC, in pur-
suance Of decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
County, the weil-known
Cralghead House and Lot,
On Cherry street, near the corner Of Spring or
Church street. The Lot fronts about "a feet on
Cherry street and has the advantage Of side end
rear alleys The dwelling is hne bficz with Eight
Rooms Three halls, three Servants' rooms, gale
~, bath room, lCge able aad Carriage Hou Q
The vacant ground viii be divided 70 smt pur-
chssers. The central location Of this pTOperty-ts
proximity to the Maxwell House Postoifics ard Gus
tOmh0use. make i the mt 81 desirable property 10
the market.
Ierms-One-fourth cash. balance one and two
years credit With interest and salts act0ry security,
and lien retained. JL&RW BRBWF, ACts,
TW BARNES, Auctioneer. $50 Union st.
rnsy24-2t
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OEFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERuAsTER, /

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERNAsTER,
NASHVILLE, TESS., May Is, 1866.
I WILL sell st public suction on Monday, the
i 2sth inst, at the q. s. Arsenal, near the Frank
In Shops, IN Nashville, Tenn,
$50 Kegs o. b as,iug Powder, more or less.
1873 OBS feet OF Rlasuug Fuse,
Sale to commence sc 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Terms
cash in Government funds.
BY order Of AZ r, Eddy, BYt. 1t. Col. and Depot
ON. +. b. kirk.
BYt. Msjor and A. e. n.
r1avIg t28
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GOVERNMENT SALES
10000 Pounds Of Black Tea
for Sale,
OFFICE SUPERVISING ConF1ssAsT. !
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEsNEssFF.
MAsrrErrrr LE.-N Mn- ~ racc

L'AshTILhLi ILAN-l Nay 2, 1876.
CEALED PROPOSALS Gin duplicated for the mr.
- Chase Of Black Tea Will be received until sat
urday, June g, 1856, IT u o'clock m.
The Tea ia sold becsuse not required for issuing
Is in original Packages Che packages are not n
good oTderl, ard can be examined at sny time du-
ring business hours prior TO the 9th inst
No proposal for less than 500 pounds will be con
sidered. Bidders required to be present at the
opening Of the bids Terms cash in Government
funds and deposit Of rs per cent. required from
the successful bidder SIS soon as the bid Is sW6rGed
The Tea Will be re-Welghed and tared at the org
mai marks.
Proposals to be endorsed d" Proposals for for.
nishing Tea, - and addressed to the Undes5 Cned.
NJ SMALL,
may23-td BVt Col and CS.
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Mrs. jackson sends the following re-
ply to the late acting Mayor Of Mobile,
in response TO q communication en-
closing her q sum of money, raised as
contribution to her, as the wife Of
StouewaI Jackson, by parties in that
CITY
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press Of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash-
UsLls Daily Union:
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filed 20 overlooking with o. transient
population, and diseases prevail To- au cE-
tent hitherto undreamt of, 10 IS proper that
the means Of cure should be of ready &C.
cess, and that those Immediately interested
should have Information which will lead
them to avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been Cdu-
Gated ia the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful In prac-
tics Of many years, are surely worthy of
confidence; If they have given their utteu-
ton exclusively TO one branch Of the pro-
fossiOu, aud made themselves masters CI it,
they have still more right to expect sup
port, moro particularly 30 they have afford
ed proof Of their ability TO cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. J.. J.. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been o. Jcuahct1r
TO the afflicted, and may ever DO relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that We may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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CoTTAGE HoNE, y. c..
Nav 9Th. 1850.

Ny DEAR SIR: Your letter, OF January
lUsh. enclosing "a check Tor seven hundred
and sixty eight dollars and seventy five
cents, has Just been received, having been
forwarded from stauuluu, Va. regret that
the long delay no reaching me, has given
Cause Tor thinking me indifferent snd IN
grateful
But, as you say cit is a free viii New
Years offering, and expresses the deep and
sincere sympathy f.r the family OF the
soldier whom YOU delighted 90 honor while
living, and wLose memory is still held ia
grateful remembrance, ] cannot refuse 10
accept IT, Iupeed, 1 could not, and have
not declined any such testimonial, Of love
and gratitude to The memory OF my precious
husband.
For the kind words Of sympathy ex-
pressed ia your letter j tender Co SOU and 90
JLasc you represent, my sincere thanks,
aud assure YOU that DO is O. comfort ana
strengthens me 20 bear my great loss, 20 be
lLe recipient Of 30 much affection. kind
ness and generosity from our noble hearted
olthssrn pope.
You're, very truly,
II. A. JACKSON.
GLo. a. ELgouUu, Aching Mayor %. Mobile.
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RhPE2$ GD a0HE2S.
Information Wanted Of John
FEas6h.

lie Ia his home on Tuesday, the 18Th inst, a.
IL O'Clock "a, and WaE seen a. late g. N
the same day, since when be has mysterious = dis
Eppearef. he .- a. middle hight, h-z light hair
an1 csn BE- easily cg8zsd by VIII mole On she
forehead, the center o. shIeh sppeGrs Ike straw
berry. The little finger On hs right hand Is
crooked. La W5s dressed In gray ranta oous and
vet, old black Goa. and back hat. Anv person
knowing any n- a. hs whereabouts D. RESPECTFULLY
reqUestei to give nosce 70 his wis. reward viii
be paid flr Information.
CAROLINE FRAsCH,
Care Of Cumberland Brewery,
msyZ3-lT Nashville, Tenn
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Property.

NASHVILLE, INN, May IA, 1866 ]
I WILL sell at Public Auction On TUESDAY
i May y, 1866, at ~ o'clock, p m, st the Sale.
hOOms near the Chattanooga LepCt, a lot Of Office
Furniture, consisungo Of Desks, fables, Stoves, &c
on WEDNESDAY, May q, 1866,
Alto o'clock, am, near Chattanooga Depot, Nash.
vile, lot Of secondhand Machinery, mostly ser
Ylceab.e, consisting Of
One Q) Large Stationary Engine,
Two (Zl Portable Engines,
One (D Foot MOItcing Machine,
One Q) Moulding Machine,
One CD Dismsnusd Locomotive Engine
Two ~ Small Buildings used rs Lumber once
and Office Of General Engine Dispatcher, situated
near the Chattanooga Depot.
AT SAME TINE AND PLACE.
Eleven Thousand Bushels Coke, more or less.
Hleven Thoussn7 Bushels Coal. more or less, ia
the Coal Yard near Chattanooga Depot.
on FRIDAY, May 25th. 1866,
At 9 o'clock m VIII sell two Buildings at Dech-
erd, on n. & C. Railroad,
one ~ Car shop, 40X30x20,
One CO Dwell Nc House, 4Ox30, two stories,
consisting OF eight rooms
Terms Cash II Government Funds.
Can't. A. Q. N, Chief Q. N. Z. s. NJ. Railroads.
msyl5-td
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sFsHIS old established Gallery has lately been re-
= modelled aud fitted up Iu magnificent style,
and every convenience his been studied for the
benefit Of the public. It has only 20 be seen To- be
appreciated. 10 is an on one floor with nice T1-
let Room for the Ladies'. and trusts that his efforts
20 please will be appreciated by hs patrons We
are IN receipt Of a new lot OF Alhuus, Carte de
Niche Frames, new style, and, ls heretofore, viii
keep large lot OF Gilt and Rosewood Frames suit
able for large Pictures, such as
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Craighead House and Lot
Seamstress Wanted.

ONE that can use Grover & Bakers Sewing Ma
" chine, to do the WORK Of a family Of Children
also TO cut snd fl. Address Postofice Box 39f, o.
al tins once tmEy2z-3t"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1866.
The House was called to order at nine
o'clock.
THE TINE FOR ADJ0URNWENT-EEPORT FROM THE
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Elliott submitted the following re-
port:
The committee raised by request of the
Senate, to confer upon House joint resOlu-
ton fixing a day Of adjournment, have had
several meetings with Senate committee,
and from the conflicting opinions they have
instructed me to report the following joint
resolution That this General Assembly
take a recess from the 2sth day Of May to the
Sth day of October, 1866, and adjourn sine
die on the Sth day of November, 1865.
Mr.. ThornbuTgh offered the following
resolution in lieu, which was laid on the
table
That we adjourn sine die on Monday, the
llth day of June, at u o'clock.
The question ofconcurring with the re-
port Of the committee was then put and lost
/ by ayes -, noes As.
Mr.. ArleIl offered the following resOlu-
ton
That the Legislature stand adjourned on
the 4th OF June, sine die.
Mr.. Mulloy moved TO have the whole
matter recommended to the Committee of
| Conference. Lost.
Mr. Brown offered the following in lieu
Of Mr.. Arnelps resolution:
That this General Assembly adjourn sine
die on the 2Sth instant
Mr.. Arneu moved to lay the resolution in
lieu on the table. Carried.
The question on the adoption Of Mr.. Ar
nelIs resolution was then put and carried
by ayes A, noes Is.
TIE REVENUE BILL.
Mr.. Arneu having entered a motion few
DAYS since TO reconsider the vote on the
adoption of tho revenue bill, the motion
came up sud was adopted, aud the bill re-
committed TO the Finance Committee.
On motion, the House adjourned until
o'cl0ck.
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs,
On the Goth of May, 1866.

TH1HIS well known and popular resort having been
i lately purchased ana thoroughly refttsd AID
refupished 10 & = best style by the undersigned,
win be nuan lnr L-a r.nanl.n 81 E----ora
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on HOUSE AMENDMENT.

Senate bill No. 22O: To incorporate the
Nashville and EdgefeId Street Railroad
Company. House amendment authorizing
the Broad Street Bridge Railroad Company
to charge foot passengers two cents each
for each crossing. Not concurred in.
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You're, very truI,

H. A. JACKSON.
Gao. a. huEouuu, Aching Mayor %. Mobile.
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The Committee of Conference reported
that they had agreed upon a joint resolu-
ton to adjourn on Monday, May %, to meet
again on Monday, the 8th day OF October
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THE RAILROAD CONNECTIONS WEST

Mr. Garfield introduced in the House to- day
a bill TO promote the construction of a line OF
railroad between the city OF Washington and
the Northwest, for national purposes. The
bill enacis that whereas there Is now a com.
plete line OF railroad between the city of
Washington and Cumberland which is about
being shortened hfry miles by line from
Washington to the Point OF Rocks and WHERE
as but a comparatively short distance be-
tween Cumberland and Pittsburg remain to
be completed TO furnish a direct commuuica-
uon by short and advantageous route be-
tween Washington and Pirtsburg and the
Northwest; and whereas the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania has attempted TO create i'm !.
pediments in connecting the railroads author
IZ-d TO De- built in Maryland and Pennsylvania:
and whereas II Is proper for military and pos
TAI purposes, and especially TO facilitate and
regulate commercial intercourse among the
States. therefore the Pittsburgh and Connel
willie Company ofPennsyleania, and the Pitts
burgh and Connelville Company of MARYLAND
are authorized to complete and unite their re.
spective works, so "a to form a continuous line
between Cumberland and Pittsburg.
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HOW THE MONEY! GOES

The items OF appropriation of the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Stevens in the House to day, for
the Freedmen's Bureau for 1866, shows what
an expensive elephant that animal is on the
hands of Uncle Sam. The items are as fol-
lows Salaries of assistants and sub-assist.
ants, si47.5CO; clerks, S92,sOO; stationery and
printing, s63.OnO quarters and fuel, SI5,9Oo;
clothing for distribution, SI,75O,OOO commits
sary stores. si,lC6,o5O medical department,
s5CO,OCO; transportation, sI,950,OOO; school SUI
perintendents, So, eco; sites for school houses
orphan asylums, &c. S3,GOO,GCO: sundries'
S1S,CCO: total, SIl,6S4,450.
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TIE PLAN OF THE RECONSTRUCTION
COMMITTEE.

The Joint Committee OF Fifteen, OF the two
Houses of Congress. who, for nearly nve
months, have been taking testimony in regard
20 the condition Of the States lately in rebel
lion, have at length agreed upon plan of &C
ton in regard TO those States, which we give
in an other part Of this paper. The PROPOSE
tons, though not radical enough to suit some
few ardent Republicans, 60 yet further than
the Constitutional amendment proposed by
Senator Wilson; even to the extent of exclu-
ding all. until 1870, from voting for President
and Congressman who voluntarily adhered to
or aided the rebellion; and proposing laws by
which none Of the States in volyed in the rebel
lion can be represented until they adopt the
Constitutional amendment which DISTINGUISHES
the great mass of their white population, thus
aiming to compel negro suffrage; measures
which are not acceptable TO the people, and
which can never receive the assent of the re-
quisite number of States to ratify Constitu.
tional amendment embodying them. The
legislatures of not more than three or four
States out Of New England will ratify
any constitutional amendment forcing negro
suffrage upon any state against the wishes of
ITS citizens. AS for disiranchising rebels until
1870, is u pretended that they will be better
lifted to vote then than now! Will this period
of probation improve their tone or temper or
Make them love their country more Could
any measure be better calculated to keep ND
the feelings of partizan bitterness and sec
tional prejudice which have already worked
SO much eyll7
There are otner grave objections to this
scheme, which, on account OF its illiberality
and impracticability, might very properly be
called "a plan 70 obStruct reconstr ction." Its
advocates must know that the proposed con-
stitutlonal amendments will not be ratified,
and what object they can have in submitting
them we cannot perceive, unless it Is to DELAY
the restoration Of the Union, and thus protract
their party rule
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SECOND edition,
WCLOCk p. N.
aOvERNmENr SECURITIES.
DIPLOMATIC RIINnRS

The unexpected announcement that the
furnished residence of Count Wydenbruck.
rhe Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pieu.
ipotentiary from Austria,l is for sale or rent,
has caused quite commotion in diplomatic
circles. Ii will be remembered that intima.
lions have been given that the Secretary O,
State has Informed Mr.. Motley, our Minister at
Vienna. that the sailing of Austrian troops for
Mexico will not be tolerated by this Govern
ment. That Austrian troops have been ordered
to sail Is doubtless known to Count Wyden-
6ruck, aid AS the next European mail may
bring adNices of their departure, he is doubt
less putting his house in order, as if his pass
ports are sent HIM, he VIII have but four- and
twenty hours in which TO leave our CITY
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LOST THEIR lINGIE

Surgeon s. J. W. Mintzer, Surgeon in Chief
of the Freedmen's Bureau in Texas, i'm his re-
port, says, in speaking of the sanitary con-
dition OF the freedmen, that their quarters
generally speaking, are very poorly construct
ed and furnished for the preservation of health
The matter had been brought TO the notice O,
the planters, and the more intelligent are will.
ing to make improvements; bat a few say that
lit was good enough for the Niger when he
was worth 1880, and ought to be good enough
now that he has no Jingle"
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SPECIMEN CURRENCY NOTES

AS erroneous statements in reference To This
subject have appeared, We will state that in
order to satisfy the numerous applications to
the United States Treasury, for specimens of
the different fractional currency notes issued
by the Government, for cabir cts and albums
proposition is under consideration, which, il
Is ehPecpd, WIN be favorably decided, TO print
the face OF each note on one sheet and the h, 81
on anotner; and on the reverse of each half
note TO print the word specimen" i'm bronze
when cannot be erased. These notes it is pro.
poSeo 10 sell for nall the price of the face, and
redeem them, il presented, at the same yaIne
It's believed that a considerable sum will ac-
crue from their sale. ~
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CHOLERA HOSPITAL MOBILE

In reply 20 the directions given bv Surgeon
Caleb w. Horner, Chief Medical Officer of the
Freedmen's Bureau, TO the Surgeon In Chief
n Mobile. Alabama. that officer reports that
large tent hospital for Cholera is about being
established there. rather closer to the city than
the ola hospital. Assistant Surgeon Williams
who Is To have charge of the hospital, is direct
&C 10 have everything in readiness, but not 10
put up the tents until the disease has appeared
Mobile