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Thayer &c NOyes'
CIRCUS COMBINATION
From the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
VIII Exhibit at VI Phis,
On Corner Of SECOND n Union Sta.

that in Organizing their Circus Company,
hey have spared neither time, labor nor money
20 make their present Combination the most
brilliant and attractive ever presented to the
patronage Of the pubic. Through the tndom-
table perseverance, OF their special Agents,
aided by the prestige OF the worldwide repu-
tation OF the Proprietary they have made the
four quarters OF the globe contribute their
choicest gems TO form this
BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION.
This Grand Alliance Of Talent Is organized on
a scale Of unprecedented magnincence, and the
extraordinary and varied performance Of
Foreign and Native Artists
VIII i~naugurate a new era in amusements. The
enter ainment VIII be produced with a degree
of originality and splendor never before at
tempted in this country.
The Colossal Combination abOunds in Superb
Acts, Thrilling Feats, Gorgeous spectacles. Gas
sic Displays. Regal Pastimes, Picturesque Games,
SumptuOus Festivities, Fascinating and Vivid
Pa~geantries, Beautiful Groupings, Marvellous
Sensations. Graceful Horsemanshfp, Brilliant
Arena Gems, Racy HumOr, Sparkling COrrusca-
tons OF Wit, forming
A PYRAMID
Truly magnificent, enriched by the browning
adornment Of an eminent and glorious
CYCLE OF GENIUS.
Every performance viii be ~signalized by ths
appearance OF those
Stars Of HatehIess Skill,
DR.. James l. Thayer,
Mr.. G. W. NOyes.
Mr.. s. T. Stickney,
Miss Emma Stfckney.
Mr.. Robert Stickney,
Mr.. Thomas King,
Mrs. Thomas King,
Mr.. James c. Reynolds, Willie Dutton,
Messrs. Burrows and Kelley,
Mr.. Chas. Reid, Mi. J. Saunders,
Mr.. VIM. spark, Mr.. Dan. Keys
Mr.. Ktncade, ]. Hazelett,
Mons. Morest, Master Cook,
Mile Virginia, Mile LaPterre,
Watson, Jaques.
HOltOn, Duval,
And a throng Of Juveniles
And a host Of Auxiiaries.
Exquisite episones in this unique and levia-
than concern, are the magnificent performing
horse Grey Eagle. Jr-, and the indescribably
Comic Monkey, Victor. trained and intro
duced by Mr.. NOyes; the educated and low
comedy Mules, Dick and Uncle sam.
trained and introduced by Mr.. Thayer, and the
uneXampled canine wonders. Kate, Jennie.
Fannie, trained and introduced by Professor
DeLOuis.
Jester. Jas. Thayer.
c. Reynolds.
Campbell.
The attention OF the public will be more par
icularly called TO the advent OF this unparai-
eled troup OF artists, by the Promenade Con-
cert through the principal streets, by the Brass
Band, in their Golden Chariot, drawn by
twelve beautiful Arabian horses, on
TUESDAY MORNING.
ADM1ssIoN-Family Circle, 81; Second Circle,
70 cents; Freedmen Seats, 80 cents.
SEATS FOR ALL.
FeI4-eodTt
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~ n. MARTIN-H a CANDIDATE Tor
Election, March "a. N- 1ss5,s
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WANTS.
WANTED

Fifteen to tweHty Boarders can he secommo-
dated with board and lodging or board without
lodging, at Il Lindsn street.
fehZ &c 8 RICHMOND.
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mrA delegation Of national bankers
had an interview, on Saturday with
Secretary McCuIloch, relative % The
proposed change in the taxation Of theiI
institutions.
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Y o r E
One Hundred Acres Of good COTTON Land
four miles West OF Madison, Ark. under a rui-
cradle good fence, free rom fallen timer, Elt1
house room, gin pres and mill M~a1E1nery al
in good running order
fehL 2Ra ESTHA n. HLNTlN.
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HEN2El{S APPEAL
NJ z NJ p HIS
uEsDAr.......FrHRuARr q. 1855.

"a Gen. GRANTS late order in regard
10 the Press, is stated to extend North a.
well as South. There is quite e. much
need for it North as South, and It's en-
forcement there viii do much to quiet
the country and restore harmony.
The statement in a morning paper,
a dav or two 2 that Gen. STONEgLAN
had reported all the papers in Memphis
disloval except the Pos, and Tribune, was
entirely without foundation. We at.
tached no credence TO the report, and re-
fer TO It now only to do justice TO that
excellent officer, and acknowledge his
courtesy in promptly correcting the state
ueuL.
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MOcEePeL,
In Barrels half barrels and Kits. Just re-
ceived per "steamship Alabama y and for sale
by TOOF, PHILLIPS & CIRODE.
Salmon,
In Kits, just the ds!icacy for breakfast.
TooF, PHILIPS & CIRoDE.
SOrdiHeS,
Cases z cases and \ cases, just received
TooF, PHILLIPS a CIRoDE.
Ness Pork,
Mess Beef and Bacon, Just received and FOR
sale by TOOF, PHILLIPS a CIRoDE.
Sugars,
Molasses and Golden syrup, Just received
TOoF. PHILLIPS & CIRODE.
Coffee and Teas,
IN great variety, tust received and for sale
by TO0F' PHILLIPS a erode.
Vines,
Brandies and Whistles Of the choicest
brands, ia Quantities 10 suit For sale by
TOOF, PHILLIPS q iRODE
Cigars,
SMOKING and Chewing TObaccos Of all va
rleties and brands, 10 which we call the atten-
ton OF country dealers. Just received aud for
sale by TOOF, PHILLIPS & ERODE
Family,
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT SUP
PLIES of the best Qualities, fresh and good,
bought expressly for the Memphis trade, and
for sale by
TOOF, PHILLIPS & CIRODE,
iaI-felS Corner Court and Front ST.
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GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE Low FOR CASH!

AND FOR SALE Low FOR CASH!
30 Bbis Mess Pork and Reef
80 Casks ~Bacon-Clear SITES.
50 Bbls and half bbls White Fish.
50 Bbls Texas PecaBs.
81 Boxes sicily LemoniE
az Casks, Quarts and IT'S, "W- Younger &
Co.'S" Strong Ale.
70 Casks, Quarts and Pts, "W. Younger q
Co.'S" Brown Stout.
10 Bbis Bourbon Whisky a years Old.1
: Bbis Robertson do
Also. our own Importations OF.
100 Baskets, cts and Pts, piper Heidsick"
Champagne.
. Boxes,Qfs and Pts "ChaS Fare silery'
Champagne.
g Boxes, Qts. q Pts, "De st. Marosaux'
Champagne.
50 Cases. Qts. and Pts, Olive Oil.
100 Gases = and Santiues.
100 Cases Claret, variOiIs brands.
= Casks, Qis. and Pa, RObt. Younger a
Sons Sparkling Ale
5 Pipes Gomez aancho" Table sherry.
3 Pipes Old Port Wine.
Pipes y. Denis Henry Mounie & Co.'S
Coznac, ISIS"
s Pipes "Pinet C~astillon & Co. do 1850.
10 Pipes L Rochelle Uuited Propreton, -
Cognac, 1884,
5000 Havana 5egars, various brands.
Besides a full.assortmeut Of Goods usually
! found IN cur line, warranted fresh.
r. FRANK ACO,
% Front Street, between Madison & Court 5ts.
] fe25-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

nE-G0g. Cox b. iu Washington, and
the CUES, of Postmaster General Deuni.
son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

m-John ;. Pearson was executed at
Goshen, y. Y, on Saturday, for the
crime Of murder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

HZ-The Fenisn Congress at Pittsburg
finished It's work on Saturday and ad-
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Briggs d Peterson,
IN
BEST PITTSBURG COAL.

TN o-fsr 70 accommodate our increasing trade
vre bsve taken the omce No. IA Jefferson
sfr-ef. in consequence Of its central position.
Merrnauts having orders to ship Coal, either
nv rafrcRd or steamboat. may rely upon hav-
lag their orders promptly attended 20 az the
fsbi6 In J.. 3. MOsELEY. Agent
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REMOVAL.

MRS. +. NJ. ICKES has removed her Millinery
M and Dress making astablishIneut frsm el
Main SUI Get TO No. 40 Union, between Main and
Second siTeets, where she viii be happy 70 see
her old customers, fe2-lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

BR-The Missouri Legislature, Satur-
day, adopted resolutions sustaining the
Union majority in Congress, as against
the President, on the veto of the Freed
mems Bureau bill. The Governor ap-
proved the action Of the Legislature.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTs5-Houss on Robson street
months rent payable in advsuce-balance
monthly.
Apply to BENTON & MCLEAN.
febE 81 Real estate Brokers, p Madison St
Tor RENT.-Three large Front rooms
It over our store, suitable fora Muhner, Den
list, or other business purposes. To a good ten
ELsON BROS.
feb27 ct ~ Main street.
FOR r ENT-
Dwelling house with six rooms, and store
room, servants room, etc, on the corner Of
He-nanda and avery streets;
feb27 I've Corner Of Elliott and Avery SIS.
Tor RENT-A cottage house located on
II Alabama street. containing nve rooms coal
house and all necessary OutbuildingS Lot con-
tains One-half acre ground. Possession given
sth Of March. Apply 70
Ssuth side AIabama street.
feb271w" Between Hin and Bull Rum
TOR r y = .
Several good rooms for rent. suitable for on
ces. Enquire OF WM. BENDER,
fels-Im No M5 Main street
TOR RFNT.-A new Brick House, con-
L tanning about twenty rooms, conveniently
arranged for a hotel or boarding house, situated
on Mulberry, near the corner Of Main and Beal
streets. Possession given on the nth Inst. Ap-
ply on the premises, OF 70 BOstick, Griffith q
Co. Dos Front street. fel4 q
TOR LEASE
One Hundred and Fifty or Two Hundred
Acres PRIME COTrON LAND on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, at the depot at Mos
COW or VIII be worked on shares
feiS I'm J.. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
nor RENT-A Fin Store Room IN sec
II Ond story OF No. 2j7L Main street, now oc-
cupied by ~ Fr1edlanier e Co. Possession
given lt February. Apply TO
n. Il. FORD.
ja24tf 25Ez Main ST., opp. Court square
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF

QUA STOCK CONSISTS OF
500 bags Coffee.
100 bhls- MOlasses.
so bDis- do.
100 do. star Candles, y. 2 & whole.
A0 boxes Layer Eaisins.
200 dOz- Buckets.
400 dozen BrGOmS-a consignment
80 sets Tubs.
luj boxes starch.
80 bags Rice.
500 bis. Cs0nSI Salt
I00 bags Liverpool salt.
1900 kegs Nails.
1000 bbl-. hard and son Sugars
80 bbIs. Golden syrup.
400 boxes Oysters, 81 and s.
90 boxes Fresh Peaches.
30 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
100 cases Telegraph Matches.
20 kegs soda.
20 boxes S-da.
I0 boxes = SardineE
lU0 baskets piper HeldEick.
20 cases Liquors, assorted
3 drums Goldfish.
900 0as-s PicSles-
100 kegs Pigs Feet.
p = bbls. do.
30 kegs Lard.
30 GieTces Lard.
10000 lbs Bulk Pork. %Icurea1.
100 bbls. Fag1n's xxx Flour, Epl-
40 bb,s. Superdue Flour, cheap.
. gross bottles, SIS. Yeast Powders.
80 dozen Preston & Merrin's genuine
200 boxes Cheese.
90 do. Candy, assorted
50 90. Jockey Club Sauce.
80 do. LOndOn sauce
50 do. Lev Tor making Soap.
100 dozen Cotton Cards.
50 dozen WOOL Cards.
10 bales India tagging.
200 bbis- Mess Pork
$40 reams Wrapping Paper.
1000 rs. wrapping TVT1ne.
. ba s Pepper.
10 BAG Spice.
100 kegs strip.
so dozen suffers Backing.
100 boxes Buffers Ink.
200 kegs Wagon Tar.
100 boxes Gar etts Snuff.
100 do. Tomato Ketchup.
100 do. Pepper Sauce.
90 bhis. Vinegar.
20 bbls- Etlbsrts, Almonds & Braztls.
90 bbls. COrumeal.
- bags Race Ginger.
50 dozen Selves.
100 dozen shoe Brushes.
100 bbls. Common Whisky.
80 bbls. Bourbon Whisky.
200 empty Kegs and Half Barrels.
50 tisrces Hams
Is casks Clear Side Bacon. etc.
WOLCOTT, 1T & Co.
WE HAVE on Consignment and for Sale
1000 bags Corn.
500 bags Oats.
% bbls Filberts. %
, hhds- Figs
900 pcs. Bulk Meat.
100 kegs Lard.
% terces Hams. very nice.
% do Breakfast Bacon, very nice.
- hhls. Eggs.
~ cases WahOO BitteTs.
100 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
= bags Dried Peaches.
20 kegs Chsice Yellow Mich. Butter.
100 boxes Cheese.
30 bblS. (20ts.l salt.
50 boxes Cuba Skies.
100 gross Fine cut Tobacco, etc.
Ye7 Imfl6l WOLCOTT. SMITH & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

We ind the following in the New
vo-k Esrzff OF the 18th instant:

me- -. SAN. H.H-
York Ez-zFd Of the 18th instant:
z--re was delivered LIST evening az the
r-----= DIV Gen. Howard JguU-s-
--.--r-=rF r1z Young Mems CHRISTIAN A>-gt
--- on The proErr~, lL Fige-7
rr- ~ aae General -s- Us -le
- u.~s--l 81. 90 uaI forth EelleLL appaA~
--14 the sl--rlc-
How is -His2 Has New York found
some other tonic Of excitement, or is the
svmps,hv there for die freedmen grow
inc code Timewss when the announce
ms-r OF such a lecture, from so distin-
rufshed q lecturer, would have crowded
the building 70 it, fullest capacity, We
r7ra rbe occurrence as q of the phases
IN The social history Of our mercUrial and
exclca5Ie people. To-day they are wild
with enthusiasm over some new-found
755Ia-rv. Tomorrow they turn To
smother worship. We trust the small
attendance on the Generals lecture is an
evidence ,hat the negro hobby Is about
20 be given over into the hands Of sober
minded craftsmanship. II has been an
element of popular passion long enough.
RADICAL
IN order 90 show that the President
when be was speaking a. ANDREW
Johnson 10 the people of Washington.
did not 20 beyond a just retaliation upon
his radical assaiIaHts, We need but tC
civ a few specimens of the language
and tamupz Fu which be has Ueeu as
r.s- IL
sailed. our Ted8rfn nave a-it14A Aaa
laid before them ID t-Dl7A1 ueuun'i
a-ious of the leader HAD SIAFLNs
Here Is d specimen from a OF BIS iol-
lowers Nr. WILLIAMS Of pennsylvania
70 verde ,sy7s no E 955 p Len T1h ans
y5ar zs.= -es ne lsarys q ygar defender,
~. man man is Dr15-a0 joint
gs a7 On. - 5a ~
ar-s az. u1r, shan Win iH wTg glt1a'
Hr r7a When .le~ E-t t-LA
r-Eu. pr ever al % De H- -Al1--A
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abe night TO demand
..E rraD 5t-n--r gg-r-fe understood
20 he the local organ OF inns DrAl-ese as
~ +H-
H1l-La A- tA- -f N
HEsaeEer doubts may have rested Oh LLs
minds H. Iowa. Amen hitherto A. 20 the -aU.'
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without 5se- Of .2.5.1 .e-2h, l .ss.
oft5e 5aeE r5aa.a.aa Who tsvg refused 10
Es5@ on s- 5't H5 ~ 45 ~ 6-sd Of
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Wa-s f.. as79 -f g4sa P. pT2aos9gga d
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

80 The itch to NEEDLE with matters
that do not concern them RACES among
legislative bodies like the cattle plague
in the herds OF England. Here is our
Ohio Legislature, with a bill already
through the House, hat actually pro-
hibits boys under eighteen years of age
from working more than eight hours per
day. It is one comfort, that if such a
stupidity even becomes a law, it never
can be enforced Ohio paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-27

B~The Richmond E1amiaer reap
peared on Saturday. It made no aIlu-
sion 70 the action s~usPendipg it,
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Executors Notice.

HAVING been qualified as Executor of the
1 last will and testament of William English
deceased, all persons having claims against saiC
state, are hereby notified and required TO pre-
cent the same TO me for payment within TIT
tme prescribed by law or they viii be barred
lnd all persons owing said estcte are requested
o come forward and pay or suits will be insti'
iuted against them.
Feb. 24th, 1865.
JOHN McGRATH.
fe25-lm" Executor.
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II. OERTEL,
C"OPPERSMITH,
Brass, Tin s Sheet Iron Worker


MANUFACTURER Of Galvanized Iron. Cor
nj nice. Nouldfngs, Brackets, Windo Caps,
etc, Wrought Iron CooAlns Slows made anu
tafns and soda Fixtures. Metallic Roofing and
Guffer1ug done az short notice and AZ lowest
offendad 70. fehl[Im
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Gems. Geo. Washington, R. E. Lee
"StonewalI" Jackson, Joseph E.
Johnston, and others.

I ARGE cabinet size, elegantly calored oil
L. portraits, framed in gold leaf, oval frames
Of the most superb finish, Of these glorious
old heroes, can be had at O'HARA'S, who if
general agent for their sale in West Tennessee
Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi Wishing
to place these tokens Of tue high places they
hold in the hearts Of their countrymen, in the
reach of every man, woman. ana child in the
South, we have reduced the price to fifteen dol
lars each. call, see and subscribe.
O'HARA.
08< Jefferson street,
Who has also card Photographs of every South.
ern General published, at 20 cents each.
Persons living At a distance can procure fancy
stationery and Generals pictures, or any othel
picture published, by enclosing p cents to my
address, Glass Box 76S, Memphis. Tenn. VIII
have Gen. Cleburne's picture in a few days.
So Canvassers wanted for above. febN Wv
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN THE
MEMPHIS GAS LIGHT &C

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance q
N their charter, the annual election Tor sever
Directors Of the Company will be held at thei
office, 28g second street, on Thursday. Marc
LIST, 1866. Polls open from 9 O'Clock, a. NJ, to
o'clock P. NJ. JAMES NJ. WILLIAMSON,
President.
WV, H. FITCH, Jr. Sec'v. feb27 81
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The I.esl.iaturc.

The Legislature las accomplished
bat little al yet except the choice d
Senao rs, judge, aal otler officers
A good deal as becn IL m which
a few days viii bring 70 a close Tie
sabIcct q forming uaw County froa
parts II Windsor ana NMoham C1un-
ties las been submitted to Q spccial
committee, ana they have not yct made
Their report
4 bin hes alao been introduced 'to
carry cut tie accommodation q Tie
Governor ID regard e Normal school
il provides that such school shall bc
established a. Randolph Csntrefmape-
ROD 81 FIVE years, the Board 81 Educa-
son % nominate tho principal teacher
l4.,sc. lie the eourac ofstudy and con-
troll lie examinations for admission and
graduation. Tho Academy AZ Randolph
Centre has been offered 20 the State for
the purpose Of the school, il il should
b established, ana tho State VIII haze
10 incur no expense in connection with
IL Two courses Of study arc to beprc-
scribed, one embracing the branches
required by law TO be taught IN COM
mon schools, and the other the higher
branches, ana certificate Of gradua-
ton from tho FIRST course is 70 be a Ii
sense fur Gse years, and from the sec
ond curse a perpetual license to teach
in the common schools # tho State
There is also bill before he Lcgis-
la,me providing FOR the annual election
by the Joint Assembly II an Attorney
General, with d salary Of $500 year
and an additional sum not exceeding
$3.50 year for clerical assistance, and
also provididing for a reduction Of the
salaries a. States attorneys, giving
them. however, as compensation fof
such reduction, certain fees. The dn.
ties dcrolycd upon tho proposed Attor.
ney General are, 70 appear for tho STATE
and assist States attorneys in all pros
ccu;ions whenever required 70 do 50 b,
The presiding Judge aud to conduct tie
ir.Al and arguments q I'D causes in Ii,
Supreme Court IN which lhe State is !
party or interested lie is also to b
the official advising attorney Of the Gof
crnor and all State officers
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06

TnE AEEmcAN fAuMER.-fhc November nun
Der Of this monthly is received Owe feature alone
Of this paper should create for it d very large cir
culation, and this Is Tie Market Report, which is
reported specially for il columns by S. +. Todd,
Of tie New York Times. Every fumcr, droyer
and produce dealer should take THE FARMER, us
they viii surely find It Of incscuablo value to their
Interests. We notice that al new subscribers re-
cciycj during this month, for 1867, get the last two
months Of this year, fmE Price $500 year.--
Address John Turner, Publisher aRd Proprietor
koehester n y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06

WHAT IT Cosrs TO RBEL One OF the
editors Of the Selma Ala Messenger
writing from Tuscaloosa, says
4 little business in the court house
led me To enquire INTO the financial con
dition of tins potion OF the country,
and lcorn that sheriff $ sales are be-
oomiRgIng SO common that almost no
purchasers are found for the valuable
lands aud other property exposed for
sale. A gentlemen informed me that
some twenty farmers had been sold out
lately, their lands bringing loss than
one dollar per acre. A sad instance Of
the reverse Of fortune produced by the
war mentioned in the ease Of old Mr..
Prewett of this county whose estate
was sold out on the first Monday in the
month. At the breaking out ofthe war,
he was the Uealthiost citizen Of Iusca-
loosa county lie owned three hundred
and sixty slaves, and large tracts Of
land lie had large sums ofmoney out
ut interest secured by mortgage on me-
gro property and land He was a home
spun economical c0unuyman, who
bought everything al the lowest price
for cash lie paid his physiean's bills
before the doctor lett he house. When
General CraAton came 70 Tuscaloosa
he took from this old man some forty
mead Of horses and mules, all the laou-
ey provisions, etc, which was his FIRST
calamity Ncztcame Che emancipation,
which swept lis slave property Next
came the breaking up Of all the men to
whom Pewett bad loaned money, or for
whom he stood security Finally III
execution was levied GA his property for
a few thousand dollars, and oil his real
estate was sold uaagr the sheriff hlm-
/ mcr for six AGa6l3 yilars
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-06

ADIUrATT GESEgAL's REPoEr Ex-Ad-
jutant and Inspector General Washbuln
will please accept our thanks for a copy
Of his report for the past year, which is
a yerysyaluablc record Of the part Yer
mont took in the contest for putting
down the rebellion. As works of ref
erencc, as well as Of history, thercports
of General Washburn VIII be Invaluable
in the future, and should be carefully
preserved by al so fortunate as to have
them.