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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11

But what is your name, l forgot to
ask your said Mrs. +.
Ny name is Miss Josephine
T" Is the man you ask for your rela-
1--WE, Miss Josy Fin z" asked Mrs. r
Jumping up to separate the two little
children who were pulling each other
by the hair.
mo madam, he lives at a place
called Maple Cottage"
Law sakes, do you mean that stuck
up dandy He's made more talk about
these diggings than any one | knows
4 on lie keeps an old black woman
who does everything he tells her. Tbev
do say she's afraid on him. Be that
as II may, he's forever bringing pretty
gals from the city, who puts on dread.
inl airs, but they soon go, and anoth-
er comes. Law, Maple Cottage Is
known everywhere for regular 1iacen
Gena was not surprised at this news.
She remained silent, trying to fix upon
some plan for the future. II was i'm
talking,
Are you all alone, ma am p asked
Mrs. l., taking out her knitting work
yes, madam; could you direct me
now may be able to get carriage
to take me to the Station AZ c."
Good gracious, haint seen n car.
rage up here since my oldest gal went
off with the show folks"
Then you have daughter on the
itage."
II am ashamed to say / have. but
Natie would go. you see. She cot
in love with a handsome
ctering man, who presided her 10
cave her old mother / expect her
ere to-day She makes bushels of
Money"
How can ] get to the Station"
III. W Aoi'
"Why Jane viii take your bag along
= you ! guess you will give her a
.tle something for the Job. But Won
2 welcome to stay here; YOU look
III SICK, and bet your are not used
many hardslips You lust STAY
re all night, and tomorrow my
other is going to take his wife's
ter TO New York, where she goes to
on the stage, and maybe he'll be
me help to you, seeing as how YOU
mt to 20 TO that city,"
Jena was quite pleased 10 hear this
at.oncc concluded to remain, and
IN the care OF Mrs. rs friends
cared not TO undertake the Journey
ne, fearing that she might meet
NJ, and then she wished to stop
=, to get Lucy.
Thank You, Mrs T., will accent
our kind offer; trust shall not
you any trouble"
DO not think of trouble, YOU are
ONE, and then kind o want You
. my gall, Katie, she's right hand
ght came, but Katie did not
next morning MIR. Cross and Miss
Ann Hopkins came to bid Mrs.
pod bye. They were pleased 10
1cna accompany them Mr..
was hard working farmer, hon
ut very uncouth this was his first
from his farm.
lily Ann was about twenty five
old, with red hair, face covered
large freckles, hands as large rs
rothers, and voice only capa-
the nasal twang; her dress was
osed OF all colors she evidently
ray on the theater--one OF her
'l-companions,s she had heard,w
o stage and making money fast
nd long felt that the world was
ser by her Keeping secluded so
'alents which she knew that she
ssed-she had some money, and
ng will OF her own, hence her
er-in-law yielding to her, and
ing to take her TO New York.
IA could scarcely keep from
ng at the grotesque figure she
tied, and at her strange remarks.
night they all left Z. for New
Gena stopped at H., but Mr..
could learn nothing Of Lucy
vent back TO New York with
art.
TO DE CONTINUED.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11
THE NEEELY CLARION.

The New York World styles the
Pittsburg Convention "a feat Of bun
combe and dow of bile"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11

Further legislation on the subject Of
the negro code has been postponed in
South Carolina till the regular session
of the Legislature. Resolutions were
introduced and referred to the Com
mittce on Federal Relations, request
ing the President to inform the mill
tary officials that the war is ended in
South Carolina; also, requesting the
disoontinuance of Provost Marshal 8
Courts, and the restricting of the juris-
diction of military courts within the
limits prescribed by the articles of
war. .....
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11

The Raleigh Sentinel says the Radi-
cal Convention which assembled in
that city the day previous was the most
miserable fosco that ever distinguished
political movements in this State. II
was expected from the great flourish Of
trumpets that at least treNtysfre dele
gates would be in Attendance. There
seems to have been from fifteen to
twenty. all told. ai. eaua
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11
Kemper County.

Circuit gaR5e-1J. S. 1Hsmm; $40 d
II. w. Foote, 422
District AHOrney.-T. II. Woods,
500; T. r. DashieIl, 100.
Below we give the total result of
Mondays election in Monroe County I:
For Circuit Jadge.-Bradford l4S0.
For District Attorney.-Blair, 661;
McQuiston, Az; Shoup, 3sS.
For Probate Judge.-Davis, S29; ;
Robinson, 5S4 Ford, I05. td
For .Skerif.-Kendrick, 1901. Z
For Csrena CZerks-PenningtQn,
1888; Knowles, 32T. ~
For Probate Czert.-Gilleylen $50
Walton. G65. -t...sy.aasf
For Treasurer. 1907.
For assessor Neeley, 500, Griz-
zle, 526; Bum, 162. fll.If
Oktibbeha County.
Circaa Judoe.-H. w. Foote, 424 /;
]. s. Hamm. 355.r orrrfnnf ~ -
District Aaorney.-T. II. Woods,
ISL: L. r. Dashiell, 1872
- Sherif.-W. S. James, 4l2; III. A.
McCreight 29l; ]. N. Rollins, CO I;
,,ie g. Henkle. 16. aa1
Probate Juaoe.-S. B. Holhnshead
lie; B. J. Rives, 1914; J. L. Hop
Tins. 42l ,.- .....-. . -,,r.. ..r
PrsJofe Cerk.-W. c. Bishop, eco.
Circsa Qerk-A J. Maxwell, 31l /;
w. J. Rousseau, Az.
Assessor-J. W. Batter, 765
~-- 1919 e sfaa'
In spite e -.pri tech. -frt
-. eng iro'sda ain.
4roceediha meeting r Fl-
1870 49, tfr
bed in.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11

During a recent FIRE in New York a
whole family was burned to death in 4
tenement house. The wooden stairs
having been destroyed, hey were una
bic to make their escape
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

Union. ICheers.l FelIow-citizens, have
said all that it is necessary for me TO say,
except that perhaps l may add this one
statement: We found year ago that the
war came to an end upon our hands sudden
ly, and to many throughout the nation, un-
expectedly. The restoration of peace was
indispensable, and delay was dangerous and
destructive, leading towards renewed civil
war. The President of the United States
considered and examined his counselors on
three questions. OF those counselors, / was
one. The first was, what ought to be gotten
from the States which Werein rebellion as
conditions Of peace? second, what can be got?
and third, whatisallthat they can be reason
ably required to give? The President said:
81 will accept these States so far as depends
upon the action of the Executive Of the
Government, provided they will do these
four things: LIST, abolish slavery and accept
the Constitutional Amendment for that pur-
pose; I'd, repudiate secession; Sd, repudiate
their own debt, and 4th, accept the debt Of
the United States. Those demands were no
sooner made than they were complied with,
and with alacrity. That being done, our
faith was pledged to accept them, and to re-
ceiye them into the councils of the Govern
ment. That is the ground we occupy to-day.
The declaration of Congress would have
great potency if it had been convened during
the war. Aut it was convened in December
after peace had returned and when the
constitutional functions of the Govern
ment had been restored, and it excluded the
of eleven States. There
fore the appeal is taken to the whole thirty
six States, and if the thirty-six States Of the
Union shall give a majority against the
President Of the United States it viii be an
abstraction to him, and he must wait the
pleasure of the American people for the
restoration of the Union. [Cheers.] But
Il, in the restoration of the States, we have
thirty-six, our course will be sustained.
Fellow-eitizens, thank you for this re-
ception. [Cheers.1 A voice, "Give US a
word about MexicoT
Mr.. SEWARD will give you a word
about Mexico. You are all in favor of an
nexing more States. Just restore the States
that we have got already and then / will
talk about getting more. Laughter and
cheers.
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Information in Circuit Court United
states, fOr.the Middle District Of Ten
nnaann- anlLnll..r rInrIlI. 1850

The United States ". No. 1905 "a 100 cigars.
WHEREAS, HORACE ia. HARRISON, ESQ.
Attorney Of the United states for SAID district,
hath fled his information IN said Court, a. we'll on
behalf Of the said United states rs Of ii. J.. Nor
veil, Collector, &c-. and Of All parsons coueerngd
against y, lUO cigars OF (which loHenheim brgth-
ers are the rcputed owners, alleging among other
things that said cigars on the IN day Of May.
1866. seized ~ Nashville In said district on being
forfeited 10 the United States under the elsa see
lion OF the act Of Congress- entitled, An act 20
provide internal revenue 10 support tho Gown
mont 20 pay interest on the pgblic Debt. and for
other purposes. Approved June % 1884 and the
act amcndatory thereof approved March , 800
Now Therefore in obedience 20 tbs monltiQn Of
the Court. 10 me directed and delivered. / do
hereby give public notice % all persons claiming
said property, or knowing, or having any thing %
say why the same should not be condemned %
Forfeited that they be and appear before said CIR
cult Court % be held AZ the Federal Court room.
at the capitol the City Of Nashville on the lyth
day Of October, 1866, then and there @ interpoao
their efailns III r. GLAsC0Ck,
ssp2-llt u. s. Marshal A. D. % Tenn.
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TO THE
HOLDERS OF THE NOTES
or Tbs
Union Bank of Tennessee.

A 7 THE LAST TERM OF THE cHANCRRY
IA Court OF Davidson county. the following order
was made. viz: IL Is ordered that the creditors
Of the Union Bank II Tennessee who hold the err
eulatinR notes and all who may hereafter beoome
holders OF such notes. shall or bef0relhe ist Of
ALLEN. ~ Trustee. under the penalty. in ease Of
failure % 70 do Of being sxci1dcd from the pro Taf
dividends which may be made. and being barred
from al claim against the trust fund bg tks stat
utes Of limitation"
In aecerdanee with the above order, an hoIders
o. Union Bank Notes ere hereby nOtided - pre-
sent them a the said Bank No "a NORTH College
street, NASHVILLE. Tennessee. fer registration. be-
tween nov and the lst Of January next and re-
ce1Fts ccrtifcatcs Of deposit therefor
JOSEPH W. ALLAN, ReceiEaE.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

WHEREAs RoBERTA cox, Administrator
w Of the estate Of james Roberts. Jr, deed.
has suggested % the Clerk Of the County Court
% jackson county. Tennessee. The insolvency 81
clerk. that the administrator proceed b advertise
the sane IN some newspaper IN the State Of Ten
nessee and a the coHrt-house door in The town 81
bainsborO. fer All persons having claims against
said estate % die them with said clerk. on o. be-
fore the % day q February, ls5l, properly az
thenticated for pro ratu distribution Al Persoua
having claims against sHid estate. are HEREBY iO-
tiled 70 ale them ~ required 10 tha above osaef'
80 '--' - '''''e' r. A. cox.
Administrator Of said Estate
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE TEN.
NESsEE-
Arousr RrLEa. 1850.

A. S. Wallace. Administrator Of T. n. Wallace,
Deceased. 70. james Wallace. Sarah Wallace
and WilliaE1 A. Wailaee-Order Of Publication.
ON MOTION OF COMPLAINANT AND AZ
" fdsyit. Il Appearing % the satiafaetion Of
the Court that the defendants are nCn-residents
d the State Of Teunessce. Il u therefore ordered
81 the Ceart that publication be made In the
uxI0N AND ANERIc4x. 3 nesspaper published IN
the city Of Nashfils6. Tennessee, requesting said
defendants % appear nt the next term 81 this
Tenaessee. On tie Ant Fsiday after fhs second
MeudfF in fahrua7y, 1857, and they are hereby
aOti1od % 2ppsar and ptsEd. ansEer o. deInur &,
eomgl1inant bill, o. 4 WI fe iakeE for coalesscd
sepl-llR ]. D. BAOCkEN. ca ~.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
InsoIyenf Notice.

WHEREAs. ROBERT A. cox AdmlnistEga.-
has suFrested b che Clerk Of the County Court ot
jackson county Tennessee the Insolvency Of said
estate. Il was therefore ordered. ~ sail eie5ks
tbat The administrator proceed 70 advertise the
same ia some newspaper IN the state Of Tennessee
and al the court house door in the tOWn " Gan9-
boro Tor an persons having claims against said
estate 10 Gle them with said clerk. on or before
the sth day Of February, 1867, properly authenti-
Gated for pro rata distribution. al persons hay
ing claims agninst said estate are hereby
notified 70 fle them a. required IN the above order
r. A. cox,
Administrator Of said Estate
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Medical Department,
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
A ND THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
IN the University of Louisville having united,
the regular annual session will commence on the
first Monday inOcteber and continue -FOUR MONTHS.
FACULTY.
THEODORE S. BELL, NJ. D., Emeritus Profess
sor of the Science and Practice OF Medicine and
LEWIS R0GERS. NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Materia Medica and Clinical Medicine.
LLEWELLYN powell, NJ. D.. Professor Of
0bstetric Medicine.
II. NJ. BULLITT, MD, Professor Of the Princi-
pies and Practice of Medicine.
CIV. BAY LESS, NJ. D. Professor Of the Prinei-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
c. w. WRIGHT, M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
JAMES NJ. HOLLOWAY, NJ. D.. Professor of
Physiology.
lea and Therapeutics.
J. NJ. IODINE, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
A. b. COOK NJ. D, Professor of the Surgical Dis
eases of the GenitO- Urinary Organs and Rectum.
J. A. IRELAND, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
J. ". BENSON. NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical Sur
gerry and Dean of the Faculty.
From the foregoing announcement twill be per-
eeived that the late Faculty of the Kentucky
in the Medical Department of the University of
Louisville, and that the two Medical Schools OF
this city are united Embraced IN this ar
rangement was the understanding that graduates
of the Kentucky School of Medicine shall be en-
titled to the dd endem degrees Of the University,
and shall receive the diploma Thereof free of charge
to them, at any regular commencement.
The fee for the full Course Of Lectures IS SUB;
Martioulation 50; Demonstrators $lO; Gradua-
ton Fee SIS.
For any information which may be desired. adj
dress FROF. ]. W. BENSON,
sep7-dlw Dean Of the Faculty.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

HTHEREAS. "A. j. b. WALKER Adtaini.-
w traitor 81 the estate Of a. W. Carson, dee n
has augrasted 70 the Clerk u the County Codri qi
Jarkron counfy Tennessee. the Insolvency q aid
o1fafe. IA - Therefore ordered - said clerk.
that the administrator proceed % 4drerti4q tle
Enlne Ia come Newspaper IN the state q Tonnes
So nd n he court-houso d0or IN the town q
fisineEboro f1r an Dersons having claims against
aid estate 10 fio them with aald clerk. on % BE-
fore the isfh dayof February Isl, properly au-
fhenfieafed for pro rata distribution. All persons
havinr a1ns asaints said estate are hescby notih-
81 % tie them ~ required "a tho abogo order.
- 80 ALB. WALKER.
Administrator q said Estate.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
fn she United states Cha
cult Court for the Middle District OF
Tennessee, October Term, 1866.

No 1886. United States vs.. 2 packages Whisky.
WHEREAS, HORACE III. HARRISON. ESQ,
Attorney 70 the United States for said District
hath filed his information in said Court, ~ vel
on behalf Of the United States as Of ii. Il. Nor
veil Collector, &C.. and Of all persons concerned,
against two packages, lone barrel and one keg.l
alleging among other things, that said whisky
was seized at Nashville, in tho district Aforesaid
in the hands Of George LaFing. o. forfeited % the
United States under the act Of Congress. entitled
IAN act 10 provide internal revenue % support
the Government, 10 pay interest on the public
debt and for other purposes" Approved J une
30th, 1854 and the act amendatOry thereof, APP
proved March 8 1865.
Now, therefore, in obedionee.to the monitor Of
the Court 70 me directed aud delivered, do here
By give pubiic notice TO all persons claiming said
property. or knowing or having anything 70 say,
Why the same should not be condemned Or for
ieited, that they be and appear before said Cir
cult Court % be held At the Federal Court
kO0m," IN the Capitol, In the city o. Nashville,
on the 18th day Of October. 1866. then and there
Err. GLASCOCK.
septs-fh y. s. Marshal. NJ. D. T.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Information In the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the middle District
of Tennessee, October Term. 1865

No. 1884. United States vs.. barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS, HORACE III. HARRISON, ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District,
had filed his information in the said Court, as
well on behalf Of the United States as Of II. L.
NOrvell, Collector, &c., against barrels Whisky.
seized Ia the hands Of Charles McCslet, alleging
among other things that said whisky was seized
al Nashville in said district rs being forfeited 20
the United States under the Act Of Congress. en-
titled An Act to provide internal revenue TO
support tho Government to pay interest on the
public debt. and for other purposes" approved
June 80, 1864, and the act amendatOry thereof
approved March 3, 1865.
Now. therefore. in obedience to the mOnitiOn Of
the Court to me directed and delivered / DO
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything b
say why the same should not be condemned rs
forfeited that they be and appear before said
Circuit Court to be held in the Federal Court
Room in the Capitol in the city Of Nashville, on
the 18th day Of October, 1866, then and there 20
f. r. GLASCOCK.
seBS-14t u. s. Marshal, NJ ID. +.
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No. 1855. The United States vs.. q Barrels Whisky.
WHEREAS, HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ.
Attorney Of the United States for said District,
hath fled his information in said Court as well
on behalf Of the United States as Of II. L. Nor
veil, Collector. &c, and Of al persons concerned.
against two barrels Of whisky, alleging among
other things that said whisky was seized IN the
hands Of 7. J. Ware, In Nashville IN the District
aforesaid as forfeited 10 the United States under
the act Of Congress entitled, An Act to provide
Internal Revenue 10 support the Government. 70
pay interests or the Public DEBT, ana other pur-
poses" approved June 30, 1854, and tho act
anendatOyy thereof. approved March 3. 1860.
Now. therefore. in QbediSnee 70 the mOnition Of
the Court, to me directed and delivered. i do
hereby rive public notice to all persons claiming
said property. or knowing or having anything 10
say why the same should not be condemned ~ for
eited that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court 10 be held in the Federal Court Room in
the Capitol in the city Of Nashville. the 18th Of
day OF October next, then and there % interpose
their claims. Is. II. GLASCOCK,
sepS-1H U. S. Marshal. N. d. j.
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NOTICE no RAILROAD CON
TRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE WORK NECESSARY
tocomplele the jasper Branch kailro11 ~
claa,ng Trading. Bridging Ties. TFacklayinz etc.
Sta b rccelEed - the etiee Of the EazhNiile nnd
CnHtlaneoRA Reiiread Company. or b. she Engi-
peer N ehArge. II jasper. mil The lzlh SeDtsu-
Der next W. REILLY
19S. Min. Eagineor IN ck9rge-
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information Ia she Ueifcd States CIr-
eEsif Court for the Middle District 81

Tuifra States Va. No. lQl3. oHs Barrei 81 II hlsly
WHEREAS HORACE ia. HARRISON. Az
torney Of the Uuitcd ettle Ter said district hath
sled SIS iuf1rmatian In raId Caart, A. vel On be-
half Of the United States ~ % u. J. Norrell,
Coilector etc and u ~ persons coneere, a4alnEl
thiafs that said Whisky va seiked n Asshrille.
Ia tho district Aforesaid. In ffe bands Or ". III.
WILEY a. being Forfeited % lhe nlted states us-
der the act 0f couTrcss entitled An act - pro-
Vids Internal revenue ~ fprpqfi The doFernfnent.
10 pay Interest on the public debt and for other
purpose 4" approved June - $50 sid tbs at
Vow Therefore. iu obedience % the mouifla Oh
ihs f5urt b me difrete and delivered. q here
~ iFe pubic notice O. AT persons Claiming sad
property % knowing % lafih9 sutterliy te say
whs the saIEe shoud aot BE- cqndemaest ~ Forfeit
ed that they Be and appear before tie said CIR
cuts Court 20 b held "a the talcrol Court knorn,
ID The capitol ia tbs city 81 Nashville. the filh
day 81 October. isla. thgn and there . lnterpe1e
their claiug. y. y. OllAelyCh.
sepe-l4t U. s. Marshal ~. D. 7.
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TERMS,

Contingent Fec, PENS Ink Fuel. etc......... 10 20
and the remainder on the first of February.
There is but enc Session, and pupils will be
charged from entrance only, and no deductions
Full particulars can be obtained from Circulars,
to be had on application.
REFERENcEs-Rev. W. ]. Ellis, Hon. f. B.
Fogg, Major Geo. R. Fairbanks. Nashville
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal.
july29-2m
IHnntsvillo Indenendent copv month";
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Crooker's School
AT
WHITES CREEK SPRINGS
Twelve Miles North of Nashville.

VNIIE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
i on Monday, the Sd OfSeptember. The
retired and healthful situation affords advantages
for study, unsurpassed by any place in the state.
Price Of board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights
Sl25 per session of twenty weeks. payable in adj
vance. The students are required TO furnish their
own towels and bed cover, including sheets and
pillow Sims laul0-3m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13
Information in the Cireuis COurt Of the
United states, Tor the Middle District
OF Tennessee, October Term, 1850.

TnIToI oTIT0I TIs NO. TTII1 D UITf1II " IT7NT-
WHEREAS, HORACE Richardson, ESQ,
Attorney Of the United States for said Distrid,
hath Sled bis information IN said Court. a. well
behalf Of the United States as Of H. L. Nogvoli,
Collector, &e., and Of al persons concerned.
against I've 81 barrels Of Whisky, alleging, among
hands Of Barns 4 ,Dougherngy, in Nashville. IN
the District Aforesaid, as forfeited % the DEited
States. under the act Of Congress entitled, An
Government. to pay intercss on thu Public Debt,
and othr purposes, approved June slfh, 1874. and
amendatOry thereof, approved March 5. 1900
Now, therefore, IN obedience TO the m0nitiun 81
the Court, 10 me directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything 10
say why the same should not be condemned 81 for
feted that they be and appear before said Circuit
COuri, 10 be held in the Federal Court Room IN
the Capitol In the city Of Nashville. on the 18Th
day Of October next. then and there 10 interposo
their claims III H. GLASCOCh,
sep2-i4t IT, 81 Marshal, M. b. T.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-13

The immense emigration 10 the United
States IA beginning to show It's effects in the
want Of laborer In Europe. This is 80 true
that great part Of the harvesting through
our Germany has been carried on almos,
exclusively BY women. Lsboring men we're
not 10 be bad, and women were obliged 20
take The scylho, the sickle and the piiehiork.
Ban women have worked more or less in the
field IN Germany from the earliest times.