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The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1866.
(For the Colored Tennessean.)
YOUNG MEN, A WORD WITH YOU.

How do YOU spend your evenings,
after supper? Can you answer the
question satisfactorily to your pa
rents or friends ?--tO your own con-
sciences 2" 4 That's none Of your
business" you say. Hold there !;
think little; we won't quarrel, but
perhaps you are mistaken. The high
standing and prosperity Of a commu
nifty depend on the conduct Of its in
dividual members; SO that all are in
terestcd in the well l-being Of each.
When one member Of the body suf-
fers, the whole frame suffers with it,,
and the man is untitled for either Ia
bor or enjoyment. AS the word Of
truth says, No man liveth to him
self" We cannot help eXerting an
influence on others, for either good
or evil.
Is it, then, none Of our business
how you spend your evenings? Now
we have not the slightest idea of
charging upon any reader Of the Ten
nesseean, that he spends his evenings
viciously. But the question is, are
they given to mere idleness and
amusement? Suppose each youth
asks himself, when he lays his head
on his pillow, "How much have ]
added to my store Of valuable knowl-
edge since sundown?' Would not
some Of you be puzzled to find sin
Gle item? Yet there are night schools
in the city where knowledge on al
branches Of education can be gained
nearly every night in the week. At
tendance on them will not cost you s
quarter of the sums you spend fol
things that positively injure you. NC
young man in this city should let mex
Christmas find him unable to write {
good business hand, spell correctly
and keep his own accounts. You car
learn all this if you would do your
best under the direction Of faithful
teacher; and the knowledge will b
worth more than thousand dollars
to you. Read chapter in the bool
Of Prov erbs every day, until yo'
have read the boek three time
through, and steer your course BY It
It says, "get wisdom" )"
Do not, in your eagerness to grasl
the name Of freedom, lose its realit,
that freedom Of the soul which
gave it wings, to rise and soar up
wards forever.
UNCLE JOB.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31

soclations, senators and stragglers,
and there was no enthusiasm mani
tested in the ranks, nor among the
bystanders. "All d--d copper
heads" said a passer-by, as the last
Fenian turned the corner Adieu
Fenians, Funny-ones, adieu.
OUR LYcEUM.
Mr.. Editor, [" has you uns - a w.
ceum 7? Mop Then reconstruct in
stanter, and get one A town without
a lyceum is like Beau Brummel with
out cravat. We have one which is
all the rage at present. On Wednes-
day evening, in our city, | go to the
lyceum, thou goest to the lyceum, he
she and it go to the lyceum. We go
to the lyceum, you go to the lyceum,
they go to the lyceum, and when we
all get there the house is full. Anon
the performances progress. We
debate, declaim, essayize, and sing
for an hour or so, and then seperate
Of course, our performances are very
varied as to merit; some border very
| closely on the ludicrous, while others
dossess real substantial excellence.
On the whole, we think our lyce-
| um creditable institution, and hope
it will foster an intellectual taste in
cur yonng men and maidens.
HOUSE RENTS
If any one in your city has any va
cant houses to rent, such person
would do we'll AID g more too = by
shipping them to this place, An emp
ty house is not found here. Night
mare Abbey itself, despite of the
ghosts, would rent in our city now
for if the ghosts were never so much
in love with the place, the land
lord would drive them out by raising
the rent. They would never stand
such raises as the people have here,
but which the demand for houses rem
ders inevitable.
REvIvALS, SCHOOLS, AND TEACHERS.
All our churches seem to be in a
fiouishing candition, and are all re
ceiying large accessions TO theirmem-
bership. Our schools, too, are more
than ever numerously att ended !;
and it is in contemplation to in
troduce into them the High school,
grade Of studies. Mr.. Clark has just
turned out new batch Of teachers,
who passed examination with great
! credit. The Colored Citizen Joint
stock company has jnst been organ
lied aud incorporated 1t is com
posed Of good reliable men, and will,
we hope, prove q success. }. nj.
Langston paid rs visit lately and
organized a committee to receive
contributions to the proposed Freed
mans Lincoln Monument He pro
poses to visit your city,
Yours, BUsYBoDY.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
THE COLORED TENNESSEAN.
OUR AGENTS.

The following persons are our au-
thorized agents to receive subscrip-
tions and advertisements for the Col
ored Tennessean
Naysville. Tenn.-Rev. S. J. Lamar.
Unitia, Tenn.--yI. HI. Donaldson.
JOnesboro, Tenn.-Ferdinand Maxwell
Athens, Tenn.-L. Iii. Mozeach.
Greenville, Tenn.-John Arthur.
Murfreesboro, Tenn.-Rey. Il. James.
Gallatin, Tenn.-A. Lizard.
Franklin, Tenn.-A. N. G. Williams.
Memphis, Tenn.-G. wv. Preston.
Athens, Ala.-John Tyre.
Huntsville, Ala.-Lafayette Robinson and
James ID. Arnold.
Chicago, Ill--R. O. Waring.
Greenfield. Ohio.-H t Cav.
Columbus. Ohio.-J I'll Roney.
Alanta, G.l.--G w Dobbs
augusta, Ga. r A Harper.
Athens. Ga.-Courtney Beal.
Macon, Ga.-James Carter.
Savannah. Ga.-Jackson King.
New York. Brooklyn and Jersey City
L s j Titus.
Louisville, ky--JohnH Cook.
Hilton Head, ) C-Maj. M r Delaney.
Charleston 5 C-Benj. Galloway, Esq.
Bowling Green, ky.-E. 5. Loving.
Paducah, ky.-H. nj. Barstow.
Florence, Ala.-Rush Patton.
Tuscumbia, Ala. B. Porters.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
CINCINNATI, 0 March, 10th, 1866

CINCINNATI, 0 March, 10th, 1860
We, the several hundred thousand
denizens Of the modern Mecca ana
Tophet Of Swinedom, have been ab-
solutely destitute Of sensations for q
long time. In vain have we looked
to our Legislature; in vain have we
waited on Merry Andrew; in vain
have we pertlsed the "latest from
Washington, \ all signs fail in dry
weather. and nothing has turned
I'D. True we have pending rape
case, with which our dailies tired
hard to manufacture the desired SEN
sation, but to no purpose were the
most imposing headlines and sub
heads deployed, the thing would not
work. The alleged perpetrator OF
the outrage is colored man; the
victim, white woman; yet, the case
has produced almost no excitement,
although our copperhead journal
howled over it as Justify as senti-
mental jackal. The Fee -Faw Fun
Fenians had a grand parade on St
Patrick day. Your correspondent
encountered them on the leyee, and
confesses that he was greatly disap
pointed in the display 7 he whole pro-
oesslon did not exceed six hundred in
lumber including military, civic as
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31

~ The Legislature of Rhode
Island has passed a bill which will go
into effect in May, prohibiting the ex
clusion Of children from any public
school Oh account of race or color
Good for little Rhody.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31

gg- A bill has passed the North
Carolina Legislature allowing colored
persons to testify in certain cases. ~
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
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NO. 45

his usual performance In the ring with
readiness and submission. The elephant
is now as docile as ever he was, the only
evidence of his late bad humor being the
loss of an eye and scars with which he IL
marked. II Philadelphia Presg.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
G6ft1sTs.a.byr o - 1ss.byr FINANCES.
81 rntreRLpn 10 rnE rRInrxs.

WAsnryGToy. Dec. 23-The amount Of issue Of
National Bank currency for tie week ending SATURDAY was
996 Total issued to dateso lJ oJl IIo6 ls Is to DO
amounting TO q 23432 leaving IN actual circulation at TINS
Tie d, s Treasurer holds Government bonds as follows As
security for circulating National Bank notes sl03GG6O
security for dcpositareso Of public money s5 1880 Total
Amount Of fractional currency received om the printer FOR
to week s259li0 Amount shipped TO Assistant treasurer
f5oODi Z. s. Depnty Louisville KY s50oOOi 70 National
Banks t24s coo Ioo-is00 Amount Of fractional eurren
Tie disbursements Of the Treasury account Of the Depart
57s; Interior sl23.350 TOtal-sl s94,93
Tie receipts from Internal Revenue for Saturday amount 70
sOmeY below average for months past resulting
probably from The falling OF In many branches Of Trade always
oa Tor ms fiscal year up 10 date Si6 6J 44 H. Accord
ing TO the laws which govern branches Of trade
pected commencing FROM the Inst Of each calendar year This
decrease great in very steady day by
in other branches UI 10 the last day even OF the fiscal
seeoLd Of last fiscal year the receipts were e. on May
e6 s and on june they reached the lage sum OF IS f2l
s; which The second highest smoen ever reached ID one
Cd Saturday which day the receipts are almost Uniform
y less than on other days and during hese hree months 9
April May and June the average receipts were under mil
lion per diem Other facts might be given 70 show The hucua
ons in IBIS respect and prove tha the ois OF the year mus
Tie following regulsionsn relation Endorsement OF 72O
forwarded the Treasury Department for conversion
must be carefully observed.
Where notes transmitted or settlement issued payable
order and held and transmitted BY the original owner
thy must be indored by them Pay the Secretary Of the
Treasury REDEEM p0n aud bonds viii issue IN their
When notes payable 10 order are hea D Vnoi lI
ties than the original owaeis they have the indorement
q he original blank and also be ndorsed by the
present Pay The SeTetey Of 'te Treasury oI re-
demptonH When notes issued blank forwarded for
cor con hey indoTsed Pay tbs Secretary Of the
Treasury for redemption hy ihe party iofwsrdlhg
them When notes indoreo Transmitted by ~ attorney al
HstraOT other agent tley must be accompanied
y Oicns duly certified cory or ceithcate oi ihe
authority under which be acts md iu oil co3e by lee STAT
ing the kHd registered oi coupon ana NE denoohtlon o
le bonds wanted in exchange When registered pohu are
ordered parties should stale which o the following pieces
they visi t. interest PAID viz New hofk Paell4h hos
ton Baltimore Ncat Orleans Chicago 81 Ions 'ilcinnhl "i
Charleston L2Trss charges un 80 notes Nhf"cd 4 con
version must m s casc be prepaid BoLGs vii 20 seat by e2
I pfus. on retun lTce VI exleAse.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
nIEn

BROwNOn Fifth day moruug Oh Inst Annie Brown vile OF
Samuel II. Brown aged "a yeaf'. ,,. ,, ~. ,.,..,
az the residence samuel Brown. No II Lauane-paee n l.
COOK-At Albany Saturday moaning Dec ~ lso AnSa
Phillips wife q SAMUEL H. Coos 1ai al's"teF o' AAan1ei "
Cochran.
CLFyFLAND-A Clymer Cisufialla County, New-York on
Saturday tho 18th inst Eunce rei Oh john 1s'sAu 'S "
years .
ORAIN-n Jsey City soul1y morning Dec o. in the ''h
year OF her Mary Jane vito of -"deck Grain l a.,
Tie snd friend. ~ tre sy respeeuly Invited 20
attend The funeral seEces from L" e residence Nc, -, IA,
INST, c'cA io
remains viii bs taken 10 a 01ny ."r iuieiiuenI
Albany papers Please copy.
JENKINsOn saturday De-. p iiri Phie L. Jenkins A.,
fuer late residence Eighty eighth St. neat Wi aVe
Wednesdly Dec 2G At loi Without further notice
MORRIS Saturday. the 18Th yesr OF her age
jose phine AHe H. eldest daughter Of Johu H. motifs. -
o'clock which relatives and friends are respectfully m
virL
NATugws-ou Sunday, Dec a. James Mathews, In tue 2''h
Funeral p tomorrow Tuesdayl the 25th
residence Of bic mott or No los seyen't New OK
City. Tue friends Il the family are invited TO attend
PARKER-Ou Friday Dec. o. william John iufn son Of Isaac
The r,ii,es and friends Of tn. family respectfully invited to
TwentysIiL%t on this day (alondeyl the ]h lnSl az II
O'Clock
GEIMER-Oo Saturday Dec 22 ae short Illness -- Remer
The relatives a frold Of the family are respectfully invited to a.
tend the funeral from bis late residence No. lJl Dahed biOoA
lyn, a. o'clock p.
sTOVE-Ou Saturday Dec % dphhea Harry youngest child
Of ltnry 4. Stone, sged yesrs and u days go 90,
The fnrri will take place Monday morning at W o'clock o. NO zO1
EJtnaYe.
srUDDIFORDA somcvc " j., on Saturday Dec o. John n
studeoTd. aged rs years.
sruDDlPoRp-A souerviHs n j. on Sunday Dec. o. Mary
Elizabeth widow Of tho Rev Peter audtord In the gh year Of
TIE rot,ve friends tho family respectfully invited to at
tend the fIuerul on Wedncsday, at 10 ococs O.. M
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
ruE SIATE OF TRADE-

TFLr4pAFH TO ruf rNufaE
Nav urLnss Dee. E-Cs,,on dlu sld easter Sales 100
b,,' los I nf a - No Mddi1s 1ls Feept' lsc bs-,
d.asn5 good .. rtls % ehoi.s 6oa,s Sterling ,1eharse
U1iai 'Ne@ Iaa 'slt iai li'eoaat God l1't f'e'sa'
Grsr.TS Dee lotion mario, drsopas; miiIlus nc
CnAaLEsToS Dec H-CouoH Hafts' irregular and declining
siv.ssaH Dec al-cooa usri. depre..,d end deeirins
OsVsao De-, gl-Fou In good demand chiefly , the interior.
R,snd' Sgnat t3 ;s Rcd WIZ S5i ne, No.
F5a ,isaiy *5 3d. Wtea. d .e, q: 5u. Of Choke Wise
g.. - si ao'S We'sii & ti S15y Hy' 59bt i eslSs
Tssl By filroal on Flour 20 Boston o.! 20 Newfofs S9ei
TOLEDO b.. l-wl..i-s,s. 30 spring ~ goa ~ q, Amber
- Com u.s. orO.a 3, Coo fo' h'N Oa'' duh bre'"d
ul,r Dec p = "a @ "a, ,la. on rate, M. 5s
glis ss'.r ii .. Ma,','I Toe Lsii-rle'ee' i'a "Hly
- Sao 5@@,r,I rr'Is p,a4 b, nor'y s'' u,isr, aia
s,.sin - .sas' 70 G sSG, s .q .. n-- & ssg, E,r
Igisa,. ooJ b8.b y, spfni 81 5i So lsphas - 81
ga aso Lord 9rner 5e.s iiia y Dr,''ol h9. eteaei
~ w- big grtr' sooi ' 80 d-a,nl S,.s ne 1,I % s. 1d
tf ,be-sa 10 prss si,at lns.sbe cEsags Lis. Hog.
IL; r = T., vel 700 'lpusnt' 21oo Dfisas well u'
Moan IT, a. o. .r l,'ai fe'or s-usr,'y ..Isr,
nle. .,s, fpa4s, " s''l aas-l s-.;ls i'''' '' 90
YuSfs 3 eros. to bst a-cslgs s;I (, sr nifas Spirit.
s.5f yi.S,s .aI ylo b. e., .:sr. :. tiso tb fofs
trscfsstff De f.-f1If lrt n5uiuay uneharrsd super
Gue ? lfa 80 N Era eo 5rl - Me- Pork firm and
rfy.rci l srsI ss sG HlB ,5 Lard steady sud mn
.Lal.sd C0toaso et; Dol ieu arm 20 De- Nnissy no h.nsd
f 1~fs Dee q -flJa fCvr. ouBcfhlc 80 s1a %;
Tfp. Ertra s7 s1dtIi 1ohaero d and unchanged Whrat
uoiins DOING sal co. Corr luu aud ulchuleL oas
is d1ns a 7lr Cotton a ldmf !iir Nttky ao 80
~ s. 10y higher % 3D. f0rf, 80 S Hog IS i5aso 70
Iafi u1chsngei
niLvArxfE De-. 2l-g,o4r doll * sIraf 90. Wheat don
and Dropping t rsr bust or t aui 81 90 l - per bua f
drclHFi Ulc. per bIi i9r o J. oat. eady le
Puf bslh - 80 J. Ryc Die pr sasl foyiaons anlrr i'i
for go 80 pr Dbl bfcHed 1fs are l9wT ~ 20 tl ~ I
,.ip 30 b0's Fiaa 3..V t H. vttet 2tDl lIk Qss l,0
Dressed Hog. shpHeH's 90 hL. FglL 20 bu. W ira'
DsgEgJ Dec. - unchanged. ti good depalli ae o
lio tb - =. Is fot Guy bfIud, fom 70 eprrs Nsr'
tl3 s0a ~ - Rcd Winter tlJ I0m White end n' .
@l513fg, De- Frtrl 1 Ct0s Nble Wheat i3uteady
d 80 ~ Toe Wheat uuraa1sd sslcl % % bush cho g
Vine Canlds a - quiet; sales of iQp b1sh no inois
a. al a. Oats selling In sal los q Soc iof Choice Mr,,st
/ fhors sl8dtA shipituh, fG1d b2 MAiIng'. ia %
Ffeirht on Fouf TO Boston 10 New lqI tq Q ho.ay s
BUFFALO Dec R--Fggr aue anl sissy tl.' 3D. b6' NO
IQp rdy !sa Y WodeIis deuEni sAcl sy .1sh IA
- h-,;tFfnlA Z, iao Btrry quiet s % hye "' 10 ~
a a. Proy,oII quiet sna g9s.ppgsd NsHsF H'H' Z" - "
O.. fc,.h a..l.<e.........k..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

THE HOLIDAY SEASON. in our late mention of the
clothing mere of New York the old established and honor
able house Of Baldwin Co. No 20 and y Eowery was
omitted Tue building itsois landmark and although built
years by Mr. Asor expressly for Mrss Baldwin
Co. yet among Che largest and finest clothing stores in
city willie tSr glQ;k p goos very eKiea'iyeembrac'
6t oriying in DE line Of mcus and boys clothing gents
furnishing good, &C. - s. -
Mossrs. Foster & Welsh, No 227 Eighth-age., near
TweuiysecondsL advertise on inviting list OF ladies dress
goods bamora skirts ladies handkcrcbieis &C. This store
Nl" 't 'VN. sV.l S'.~' D" 0"' w Wv" i'e'-''
TnR Do~Sisos, -Fof these m6ny years New.
Workers have regularly looked to the Dowuags for the holiday
supply OF oysters and accompanying oies S,ncc tie decease
OF Mr. Down0g sr. tLc George T. and r. W carry ON
tho business IN che Custom House entrance on William st. and
hove obi year fine lot Of picked oysters bOnei turkeys ETC.
90 d.sposll to their customers
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Recorder Hsckelt
TUR DEGYIRgR TERM,


THB DECRIRBR TERN.
The December Term OF Court OF General Sessions
for criminal business concluded on saturday
THE GRAND JURY OF UNSAFE BUIiDlNGs.
The following presenment was RECEIVED from be Grand
10 e Court Of General S NJ fhs P'. aHl y Is, ca 5ii
Tie GIsad jarr. 10 a or tho body OF h city end county New
The sp,ci bc Of uns buiuS fesred 70 them BY li, Court
N tLrT invest lh,y l.ye .'.!a reasons 70 ''' W i
The pressure pdsou badns the short term and he re ivent
.abSct Of ny ru,Hn, hoase. ua,.f 5i 4n. ed
which thsy Would oihsrwi.s haT. a,sde
Rsspscs plclsr buldr now constructing On No r1ni o.
ea rep9iE They have taken cenlFlbe emony nom achis1
as public record but w ead % che .aVe to CaHloner
n n,s 70 si.5' ta @ hv, -p.l ,sv-n -n ~
high chasc and ability m leif business VI Ono alle hfec
have sisn1i i .,ae 70 B. u,sa O.. pa A,,is II Mole ana
md ,st l,F ~ & IIl., G ii ~1 y m @ G ,oo esHs s
Structure requires m-se 'ld 'd-ols insleHiHs IA o'le 10
qnad jury @ ir. ne ..,gs9y a95 5 ls''oa to to i's' @
sr i5ui BE- made 10 ossa oavaf1y 81 mi,ry reception
~ he Aodrmy q Mu' 'Ler.y b.io, 70 ie.e..'n
= aoarT' tat i a co raric 'ai 'ls'a 90 d''''.'
1ss on G;a5 Jory g,a =, az, M ,, ,
The Grand jary ics5mne6i ~ MeGlssr tte
''''A'' '''N GU ''' '''' josEfH il COOPER Fos,mrn
n W cBArzR. Secretary.
Grad Jry R5-rs,. Dec. o iaA
A ROBBEE SENTENCED M TWENTY YEAts.
Timothy Donovan ioHud guilty " robbery "a tAe Ais ec
gree 10 assaprr jeremiah toauri cory g1iN, o III ~
oo & , crsrat aid one of hls boots bciie at'rpt
ng 70 dycst him of his pants lie sentenced 10 Che ai-e
ne fI,i I, rcaflralon Of tle sentences inroil
and other criminal buslea Of tie Court during ie pce
s,ss Pr,oa % ys,r. a,s ye' - y's :, y',r' '1l
months 2 feri elar' year. md nen', ls,f yer
R.fass % %.a.read,l = d,r,snsi igy nl.ane-,.s :.
s Tos g. 'If,rs .eis q pri,srsT. 'ii,d BY JOY.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
sURRoGATra COURT Dc. p - Before Surrogate

SVRROGATE5 COURT - DEC. p. - Before Surrogate
TUCArH.
Tie wills of the following deceased persons have
been unt; 70 probate during tlo past week; Elizabeth
prglr In-Irrd PuckcI-feld Joseph ATural Charles A..
Jarvis samuc Nicho Patrick Costello Elizabeth royost
George ~-iuculug John Townsend, Margaret Hopper,
william Kellogg thar.cs II. Sanford Margaret Webb.
Letters of administration on DE estates OF the following
loee . persons have been crmc C1tharino Koran, VIII
lian Tohin james 1nmm3 August Heyne patrick Donovan
Ann Nclch Joan Erickson Margaret schllng Henry 3nss-
man Peter H. Peterson Auge. Boxius John X. karns,
Patrick IlMen. John Erickson Susan Green Lila Glnld
Johanna s. MlIhacs Elizabeth A. Moran Mliia Bartholf
Francis A. Cannon Sarah IOT0y Joseph Grlns'u Maria
MoIisomcy. l'iac W Small Gilbert g. Barrett Henry Hunt
IIilb,tb korwn Peter Jansen William D0lan John Glib.
bon, John bi4ke, Orchard Miller
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
Best FamIIy or General Manufacturing Machine

Best Family or General Manufacturing nachinc-J
T. wAtHAyEK Upborer Curtain Manufacturer, No ess
Broadway, says;
Anr thoroughly testing various ar'ass sewing machines In
my rnanufc,oy greatly prefer hs Epl' Lock stitch Machine
which one has sven perfect satisfaction The special ereeenes
for which recommend ths machine Ease and lshtreI' Of
operation speed b1uy aud strength Of seh econ my Of head
yes, simplicity sd thorouhnss Of construction and consequent
nonaby sewing with Uniform peneeuon upon
the btest or heayest material and without soIns the work OF
thread with oil hs werks machine being eoVeled consider
unsqu.sd Tor family general manufacturing PurPoeI- Ad"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

payment OF costs and motion Judgment and levy if any to
stand as security.
samuel Phillips agi Myer Phueas Motion denied.
Timothy Patton, Receiver. agt. Henry ". Prescott
Motion granted. Costs % abide event.
Lesynsky agt Geo g. L. Gesssu ot al Caharue Healy ag
David Cooper Motions granted
Nathan BurDiaTd Receiver, 0gt. The Pacific Bak-MOuOn
denied with costs 10 defendant TO abide event
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
Yolee DON lhe Connlry.

SIr. p J. sA- VITA d ise wgeeiI Sqa wilson Sewing.
sEe Ny L9a'ghollJgg came promptly within two wee" OF
d5t sent tbe check OIf drH inDrioai were, Of
gorsbe lg very bssutful and, mereys onsmen would
add 10 attractions Of any paor Bot what can she do with those
White arms Dainty her sppshrauc' f. she Wl scom-
pih more dozen sasifesses and the woFh Il Te
AM more than ahed with Investment We have many calls
eur.s for her adysbp novelty here. ui give her piece
Of wok y tho way my wofk doue rapidly arm purilrdto
Gnd enough nd Is done sreo dy who Intends pufehas
ing called samris u work ass pillow bemmed
aud stitched three nnutes and ony brslnne' you know
Talk about cable Ws don't consider citcusanoe
hn compared Wheeler Wilson Sewing hshlne o'
while frins away H. electric e the submarine cia the
s sewing nchlne with it, musical click click i sugtbenins
many human Hf, Steel and muscles more sndsfiu
than hoss Of the humsn sme When get jlblsS "A viii
be In honor of tho Sewing Msehins-t dsrerfiIsNesL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
SUPREME COURT -CnAmEns-DRc. 22.-Bctorc Mr. Jus.
tice INGRAHAM.


Henry Brnsh ag louis Peyscr-Moon TO set aside attach
granted with sO costs. AdolPh Obg sg The Same
Motion 10 vacate attachment granted with s0 David
Marks ast The SGmcThe like decision IN this Antonio
Rook agt Thomas Chmchl-Moton denied defendant may
renew on defendant explaining the charges there made pay
ment OF Of motion. Joseph Monday sgt Andrew j.
KerWin ct aL-RpOrt confirmed
Ellen A Price AIT jose ID. Price-There Ia nothing 90
cuse the defendant for making tho hrt payment e hen
had property which transferred TO his father Ills purchase
patent rights under such circumstances is very udc0u8
The commitment be granted unless defendant within ton
daya pay the payment ordered by the decree Iunh may
IccE application ffTher proofs obtained for o pay
inens
August Faer ct o. az. Ias Keuua-Motoa grsntod "
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
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The nInsnnic FnIr.-Ths E1neutlre 90

The Masonic Fnr.-Ths Executive Committee Of the Masonic
Fair invite attention tho advertisement Of Brother j. T Ellis No.
800 Brosdway Of Twenty second It, proposing supply tic
WHEELER WILSON sEwHOMAcusE orders received during tho
continuance Of the Fair, at nsnuselurers' prices
Masters Lodge. Invited forward their orders FOR tho
nuubs they may bo likely and Brother Ellis will
snnse delivery such persons may be recommended by
tho master Trustworthy enabling he poor and deserving Of the
monthly insta.msnta
Brother ELLIS member Of Eureka Lodge and s constantly on
hand and will explain Masters Of Lodges more fully than We
cAn-f AdruffenenL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
lInrrninn Ennha.

a ACARD-w JACKSON, no. 35l BROADWAY has coustant
on and un assortment Of Bonbazne ard ell other Monrln
De Go0l Also Bonue,s shaw Cosks, Wells Cupcs Hantke
eif Gloves &C. ~ B.Lades waited with goods their rel
doucr oder short notice No. 5J Broadway oppost
Tiffany Co.'S.