Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-11
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MuRPeEEspoRo'. Feb. 8. 1866.
Monday, being County Court day. large
attendance of the sovereign people was in
the borough and a scene Of mnch animation
was presented to the eve. though the want
of the handsome eouipages which charac-
terized the olden and the golden time are
sadly missed in the moving panorama Of
TO-DAY. Instead our well-to-do citizens who
formerly sported cav bueries and baroaches
now ride in upon one or the other of our
nice turnpike roads centerinr here ON horse
back or muleback. and those animals not
the most ELEGANT or spriehtlv of their race
indeed. a good saddle horse il a raritv now
a-davs in this section. If the rumble os
wheels should arrest your attention. be sure
won will see n vehicle that has had better
DAYS whose curtains NOW fan IN the breeze
and will not stav fastened. while its gliding
and bright na;nt have long since given wav
70 the d;ngv hines of old aoe The horses
which draw, Il vii, ~ a o,a,ea h, conv;c,aa
As Of dow deeree, and Thoroughly slebe;an
in anne,r.nce and acknowledgement
Rut sstbare's life in the ola land vet, 40
any one will admit who shall witness the
resolute and patent energy with which our
peoule meet and STRUGGLE To overcome the
difficulties Of the sit,pt;on The CON-
wilson's of four wears which have
leveIed houses forests and fences
with the Ground in all this re-
zion have also changed its social aspects
In a variety of WAYS. so that while many of
the old landmarks remain. we have made
great changes in MANY things aNovus
or,lo rerum.p which means that old things
have passed awav excepting old barouches.
bugeies and horses. and old clothes az hint
ed at above Among these great changes ia
a.. ..,..; IS a., L..
'''a' ,n'oi's '"e ie ~ vines
and blacks. Inc former hnos nimseH GRIP
Piled in his resources by four years of ac-
t,,l or connarative loss. then he must
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.'u''p' "'n's eeaP''e '''e ''.'o'' anu liam
ing OF lifetime, 20 an INDUSTRIAL system,
comparatively new and untried; while the
hlack man now "lord of bimseleD III viii
ho' aeu' III eenerai se'''e' '"''' i'eii'ase u
woe," though IT has proven so In many m
stances, has emerged from bondage OF
hundred wears, and moves into new world,
an Tho rae,,,;ran,a,,ts ~ which ba does NOT
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ui'oefS'aiiu' 'housh an aP' schoiar Ia iarse-
ly more cases than might reasonably have
been presumed. Under all these disadvan-
taoes T an, bapnv IN saw that the relations
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Detween WHITES anu piacks IN TINS county
are kindly, and that the latter exhibit de
cided and marked improvement since last
90. Ill., t.v. d;sanna.ro5 .,,,os, a.
ye"i nav
together from the towns, many having made
contracts with farmers for cropping upon
the shares with them. and others having
hired themselves for WAGES THAR homes
now dot the surface of the large pIantations.
and I am told that the shining wheel
and the loom NAV be heard in some Of tbep,
and that almost ali of these people exhibit =
Greater readiness tolabor. and a more thrifty
turn of mind than heretofore.
The cotton crop has become the all en-
crossing crop of Rutherford. Most of the
last wears crop has gone forward to market.
but some still remains in the hands of far
mers. Every day NAV be seen passine
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