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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
-ON-
saturday, Sd Of March, 1885.


7. C. Belts. 4 al. rs. Frazer Titus.
ny virtue OF an in-terlocutOry dseree made In
ID the above cause on March lsr. 1901 and r.
newed on the Hfh Of December, ls65. I VII san
at Public auction % the highest bidder a. ere
Of March, lS55, in tie ely Of Memphis H.
tween the hours OF A. ~ and L ~ ~ foI-
hundred and -Four Acres OF Land. sifqsfes -
the County Of shelby and state or Tannsssaa
North Of Wolf River, formerly the arm az
Range" being the same c0nveyed to Frnr--
Titus by Mrs > PARKS and ID. H Walker. Me-
above described Tact OF Land viii be- soId n
parcels Of 20 and 20 acres.
TERMS OF SALE-Are or q credit Of s 2anf
Is months Bonds. with good ssrurrv - !
lien retained on the lard 70 secure The H.ir-l1sr.
money A. ASTON, Clerk 3 Easra-
This, January 18th, 1875 ia N-1ds
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OF WHICH the Bard, a casual visitant ana
~ amau OF taste, thus POLITICALLY narraleH'
Tread somewhere, when j was young,
or an eccentric dernan,
Who gave 70 every man be met,
Whose Christian name waS Herman
A fortune OF a start in lfes
guess the tale is fable,
But .uch things are as probable
As the Atlantic cable,
FOR here in Memphis we do see,
~ paying but a pittauce,
A fortune given 70 every man
Who can but gam Rdmittance
To RAPP & TRAJEYS Great GILT Sale
Which Is above the corner
OF Main, on Jefferson. Go there;
For luck you'll be no mOurner.
Why ramble earth in search Of gold,
Or dream Of tales romantic,
Told ia some dusty. O!den tome,
how men, in mind hall frantic,
Delved deep into the powell OF EARTH
And drew theretrom the ducat-
Not slowly, faiEtly, one by one,
But, honestly, ID buckets
When here lmark-GA
On Jefferson streets, the place. he
Can get a fortune every day
From Messrs. RAPP TRACEY.
For fear YOU don't believe this tale,
And think al dbsH'm handy,
III sit me down and tell 20 you
The Hl0dus ~gBerGndt.
Are you aherO-WOrShlpper-
Have you an alteration
For men f8r-fsmed for Intellect
The good men OF the nausng
Invest then. nuy cents, and buy
A Photograph Of Bu-lI,
OF Lee. Grant Johnston. and you'll draw
Queen Cleopatra's jewel,
Tor something worth as much at leastD
An album chain or IOczet-
Do this. and here 1 swear you vii
Put money in your pocket.
And mark this fact That all their gifts
Are ike the Rose Of sharon
d best: and OF their ~iewelry-wel,
The sacred calf Of Aaron
Was not composed Of Purer gold
Than Is in every present,
Which would. I vow, bedt the home
OF peer as well As peasant.
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baoierdble Annoguace b. the M2bdTy
qnd The Burenu-FbUT Trials for one
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RAPP, TRACEY & CO.,
fel3 I'm LOCK BOX I69.

Lana agency
THE undersigned having established an
4 Ohice, In McNutt, ~Suu9Ower county. Miss,
for tbs SALE OF PLANTATIONS AND REAL
ESTATE generally, soiCiUs communication
and personal interviews with those having
Tor sale. He has perfected range
luenUs with MessrS- salisbury s. Markley,
Southern Land Agents, ld3 Broadway, New
York, for the disposal Of such property, thereby
afording him the advantage Of Northern,
Eastern and Western capital, which may be
seeking investment in southern Real Estate.
His extensive acquaintance in the counties
within the HaZOO Valley, as well as
bordering on the Central ana y. o. and
j. K. R., viii enable him, in most cases. 10 give
Information regarding property in
those sections. Address
DR. WILLIAM HANNA.
McNutt P O., SundOwsr county, Miss.
REFERENCEs-Sheegog d WitherspsOn, Mem
phis; 7. N. Ellis, Or. I. Beinach NickburZ,
Miss; John Ellis, Esq, Jackson, Miss; Mai. B.
King, GaLarln. Miss; Eli WaiUes. Esq. McNutt,
Miss: Samuel Hart, CarrolltOn, Miss; Richard
Bal, Esq, Preujss. Miss; Chas BObo, C0ahOma
county, Miss. tebld&wlm
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,1-
fnunfv nj Hartford -

Personally appeared before me. HENRY Fow-
LER, a Justice Of the Peace, duly qualified 10 al
minister oaths, THeMAs A. ALEXANDER. Presi-
dent, and LUCIUs j. HENDEE, SECRETARY. and
made solemn oath that the foregoing statement
OF the assets and condition Of the Etna Insur-
ance Company Is true
January, 1855. HENRY FOWLER,
STAMP Justice OF the Peace,
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
JAMES GRAVES. JAMES A GRAVES
GRAVES & SON,

@AaEaAkANA8 -
DIR. GRAVES AGUE PILLS, ANTr-BrLIoUs Pills.
LISLMENT. ExTRAC
TOR, CANDY VERMIEuGE, PILE
OINTMENT, AND
CURE FOB DIPTHERIA AND HRoAr DISEASE.
And Dealers in all kinds Of
Patent Medicines, Pernumary, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brandies, for
medical purpose Flint segars and Tobacco,
Fiavoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes of all
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purided
~chrnedine, Sulphate OF Cinconia, Morphine,
ChlOroform, Opium, and many other prepara-
lions, that WILDE sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment OF Electic Medl-
cines.
EE We will have catalogue Of our stock and
prices, that viii be furnished those desiring
one, free Of charge.
No. 2 MARKET STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh stA,
fnZg=Nn NuaH4awgV- -
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"a Complaints have occasionally been
made Of petty depEedations Committed
hy both the Omaha and Winnebago In
dlans- The Agent alludes. in his Jan
uary report 70 the charges. He saws
ney are doubtless true in many IL
stances there Is but one remedy known.
Let settlers quit trading and employing
me 1ndiansr and troubles so far as the
Indians are concerned, viii cease, and
the agents viii be able to keen their In
olans on the reservation. The AGENT
states that many mean white men com
interpretations, which are often wrong
fully charged 10 the Indians.
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Main Street.
Alabama Street.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TWO Splendid LOTS, on north side Of Ala
l bsms street, east Of Col. 5~tsFeuson's $50
per foot.
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s244sa4 a


III greatest amount insured In any
one risk $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules OF the
Company 10 be insured in any one civ.
Town, Village or Block, varies, and depends
upon the construction, materials and the
means OF arrezting hres.
III Act Of Incorporation Of said Company is
on file with the Auditor.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUCIUs ]. HENDsE, Secretary.
lsEAL.l STAMP
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Nineteen Acres.

Front on Wellington street. Good houss-hve
rooms, out houses, me everEreens in the yard r.
Price, E5o0-one-half cash balance in one =
year. $3.50 all cash =
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Chaheery Sale Of City Lots,
Tuesday, 18th day OfHarch, 1856

william Davidson, Adm. etc, Is Malvin
Davidson and others.
DY virtue Of an intsrlocutOry decree on the
ID Chancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis 1
Will sell At Public Auction, at the Court House
door, in the city CT Memphis. on Tuesday.
March 2th.aS6 betWeeu the hoursOr 10 and L
o'clock m, the f0uOwing described City Lot,
ling ia the city Of Memphis, in the Butler D1T1-
sion, - feet on Elliot street, and running oacA
100 feet: the same being the Lot set apart toE
the widows dover in The above case. TINS
and Lot viii be sold subject 70 The
WIDOWS dover.
Jerks OF SALE.-Ons third cash, balance In
fei6 tds a. ASTON. Clerk snd Master.
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Three Acres


Three Acres,
On the fernando Road and ew Orleans street.
Beautiful building sites and choice land. Can
Be purchased at low figures, IN easy terms.
Haf cash SIX and twelve months
Four Acres Fine Land,
Two and a half miles from the river, on Old
state Lin Road. Price, GHOJ.
City Residence,
Front on Wellington street. Good houss-nve
rooms, out houses, me evsrZreens in the yard
Price, SgoO-one-haI cash balance IN one
year. &75 all cash
Nineteen Acres,
Highly improved, south OF the city. All laid
out for gardening. Soo6 new d~weliEg-six or
eight rooms, new out houses. Price, El.nO0-
one-haE cash-halancs in one, two and three
years, with Interest A great bargain is offered
Plantation,
In Desha county, Ark: go acres in cultivation.
20 acres in cyPres brake 300 acres II tract
Also, 100 acres adjoining; 500 acres in cult
Walton.
Twenty Thousand Acres,
Lying in Crsighead. Green. Lawrenc and indie
pendence counties. Arkansas, selected with
great care and lying on Cash and Black rivers.
On the IN ofthe Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
frlcsi Is per acre.
Also.
A list Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands IN Tennsssee, Arkansas and Mississippi,
slof which are offered al low Prices.
Have for Sale and Exchange,
A Large List Of Valuable Property. Parties
property for sale, or wishing 10 buy. will
Ind 1t to their Interest 10 cali at our Office.
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Y AT their meeting on the thirte a,+b
instant the House Judiciary Com-1ittea
rejected every Constitutional .maTJ
nent before them. They also renorto5
PHI 10 punish eOnnterfeiter Ct 49,
currency with death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-20

~ The Manufacturing city, Low-au
Mass, has a p0pulatioa, according - q
census taken in January, Of thiT+ -
thousand eight hundred and a go
Two. The females exceed the rnaIss ~
nye thousand seven hundred and eiybf
The total population is forty nine Iorc
than IN eighteen hundred I'd sixfvl
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Four Acres Fine Land,

On the fernando Road and ew Orleans street.
Beautiful building sites and choice land. Can
be purchased at low figures, on easy terms.
Hall cash SIX and twelve months
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IA Several negroes, residing in the
vicinity Of GAINESVILLE, Indiana. were re-
Gently attacked and brutaIlv iHtrested
3y q party Of r0ughs from New Albanv
Would II not be well, and is il not abs5-
lutely necessary TO put a branch OF the
rreedmen.s Bureau v there Have
not indiana negroes As much right to be
protected against white mea a. those in
kentucky We throw oat the sugqp-
ton for the benefit Of those concarnsS
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"a The Buffalo Cqnlmersfqz Adyz-
ttser says, in its Issue. of February eight
that there were more than two bo1saId
cases OF smallpox in that citv. and mai
mere Is not a street, and hardly a
olocA n tne city where the disease NAV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MaydsCeU &c anderson.
MARBLE WORKS
SO Union ST., Bet. I'D q 81 sts.,
Dealers In
italian and American Marble.

MONUMENT. Tablets. Head and tost
M steneat Boz rombs. Yauis Nantes, Va
cas, etc., and 81 Kinds Of stone wOrk done for
buildings at short notice. Having been euga-
gsd In Che marble business To Memphis Tor 10
years, We would respectfully cali the attention
. those In eaed 81 marble work 10 our estab-
liaL meBL. We bave always on hama a large as
4urtmeut 81 hnthhed work ana ~draWlugs Of the
latest styles Of Monuments which We VIII be
happy to show 20 any who may favor as with a
call We can get up work ia as TDod style and
ON ~ reasonable tDrms ~ any other establish
rnent North Or south. Hebrew and German
le nring lone IN the very best style. Our work
II sur references. Call and see iE.
fuWt-qfu
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Combining elegance, ughtness, durability,
comfort and economy, and unquestiOnably the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MENEEN BROTHERS q co.,
263 Main St. corner Court Sc.
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APPEAL
Prom the louisville Courier.
A SINGULAR CASE.

btoierdbIe Annoguace b. he MRbar5
2 the BarsaU-F6UT Trials for Oat
06enss.
We heard Tuesday Of q very singular
case, which well illustrates the annoy
ances u people are subjected 70 ID the
present condition Of affairs.
In August, eighteen hundred and
sixty-f0ur, Dr.. l. II. Kellar, who resides
on Preston street. between Green and
Marshall, attempted to eaten ana chas-
tise a bad negro boy, who had been in
the habit OF annoying him by ringing
his door bell. The boy made an oUtcry,
but escaped without being punished by
The Doctor. but his mother, a free woman
Of color who lived near, and As the evil
dence shows, kept s house Of bad char
serer came into her front ward and
insulted the Doctor by the grossest and
vflest abuse. Naturally incensed, he
struck her several blows with his buggy
whip, which ne happened to have in his
hand at the time.
The day following the woman had Dr..
Keliar brought before the Police Court.
Upon hearing the evidence, Judge John
st0n said the Doctor did right and d.
missed the case. The woman then rln-
resented her case 10 Gen Ewing, then IN
command Of this military district, who
after hearing il, sentenced DR.. Kellar IL
confinement in the military prison for
thirty days. Before he had served oslt
The entire term, however, be was re-
leased through the Intervention Of a
Federal General.
A short time thereafter, the wonan-
whose name, by the way, "a IN,
FisheT-brought suit agains Dr KaJIa-
in the Common Pleas CoErt, LAYING h.
damages al five thousand d61ies SbfoL
suit is now pending, ~
On Tuesday last, the woman not
isneq WIZ what she had already done
had Dr., Keller brought before Coi " p
1hoaasson, Commissioner of the Freed
mems bureau where the case was agsi,,
tried, and he was fined fnv doI7e-s
which ne paid. We publish below ~
evidence before this court as tsLe1 -
itself. 'Pe IW
II Is reasonable to suppose that
heller Is beginning 10 feel 8 6tIe ~
tuoe a. TO when this matter ips 10
and before how many courts he i emo
appear ana pay tribute r. y yetS5
have killed a white mar undeT cJatl
aSgrayatIng circums ances- :
mucn les cost inn onevs and .r.ovsroe
ms i ) - atty is concerned. But
essive age!
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Have for Sale and Exchange,

ALsrge List Of Valuable P-opertv. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing 10 buv. will
md 1t to their Interest 10 cali at our Office.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
on
Wednesday, the 2tst day Of March, 1866.

Henry Laird r. J. c. Belts aad R. k Grant.
DY virtue OF an interiocutory decree entered
ID In the above cause, on the 18th day or De-
ceuDer, 1916, I viii sell al public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, On "Wednesday, the list day Of
March, 1865. at the Court House door, IN the
city Of Memphis, between the hours Of 10 and
Y n, the following described real estate, viz.
Being about three miles east OF the city Of
Memphis, bounded on the north by the ser
mantoWm plank road, on the east by the
avenue known as Belts avenue, on the south
by a Is acre lot sold by II. X Austin 70 l. d.
Stickney, and Oh the west by q lot belonging 10
". 3. Waldr0n, containing ten acres
Terms OF sale A credit OF 8 and y months,
the purchaser giving notes with approves secu-
rfty, and a lien retained 10 secure The payment
Of the same.
A. ASTON.
febIS tbs Clerk and Master.
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Highly improved, south OF the city. All laid
out for GARDENING. T0o6 new 6~welIiEg-six or
eight rooms, nsW out houses. Priee, Sl,nO-
One-half cash-bala1cs in one, two and three
years, with Interest. A great bargain is offered.
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feb1stds
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that havo on
nand land constantly receiviRg) one Of the
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
70 this city all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared 70 sell at Lower figures than any house
Ii the city. To close cash buyers 1 can offer SUI
perior Inducements. Call and examine my
stock and Prices, and become satisfied. My
STOCK consists, in part, Of the following articles
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THOMAS & 90,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Ne - viae 81. CINCINNATI, O.,
No l HamIton'- Building.

NO. Aarn@lton's Building.
Cor. Sixth Z Main sts.,--LOrusvIrrr Ky
hEFER ro-Fhomas McCulloeh. Hon. @. A
Henry, d. n. Eeuucdv preeifent N1-tLs@-
SANK CiarksYllie Thompson Anderson. Berry
8 LenfoNllle, A. Hamilton, Nashville w. X.
Fos424i AlcGay q Cor Memphis; Bacon. Clar-
l. {. q 20, n ID. Eslava, 81. u. Bouue-
mft. Mobile Fellows = Co, Gold. Roach & Co.,
New Orleans David Browder, Lee. Norton K
20. montgomery, Ala salmon 4 mmon
Aliantat ga Glenn d Carr, Roberts q Dunlap,
Naeun Ga trelelgh e Etzhugh. Monk Ed
Commercial Bauk. fea I'm
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Sale Of City Property,

A. ASTON.
Is tbs Clerk and Master.
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR double Steel Spring.
- x I R II,
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 81 Cham
bers and 70 and 81 Reade street.
NEW YORK.

This Invention consists OF Duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure R-shnedSteel Springs, ingeuiously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge %
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the Siugie Springs, and con-
seouently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any single
Spring skirt that ever has or can be made.
The wonderful deXtbiiity and great comfort
and pleasure to any lady.wearing the Duplex
Elliptic skirt VIII be experienced particularly
IN all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages,
railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when in use TO occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfOrt
and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single day will
never Afterwards Willingly dispense With their
use. For Children, misses and young laCiea
they are superior to all Sthers.
The hoops are covered WITH two ply double
twisted thread and viii wear twice as long a.
the single yarn covering which is used on All
single steel hOOp skirts. The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered TO prevent tbs covering from
wearing of the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject TO when in use.
AL are made of-the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality In every part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per
feet shape possible, and are unquestiOnably the
hghtest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made.
For sale in al first class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in tbs city, and throughout the United
States and Cdnadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
South America, and the West Indies.
8E- Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (Or
DoubHal Spring skirt.
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POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

From the Chicago Times.l
Not only the Rock River Conference" "
but the " illinois Conference the Central
Illinois Conference" and perhaps other
Conferences Of Illinois MethOdism appear to
he harmoniously engaged in the work OF re-
constructing the Methodist method Of saliva
tion "as il is. and making it what 1t
sought to be-" :.
The spectacle which these several bodies
of Methodist politicians presented while en-
gagged in the great evangelical work OF re-
Constructing the plan Of salvation, by adding
10 faith and "works" the supplemental
requirement of votes, was an extremely
moving one. In the proceedings Of the IL
linois Conference, We read:
"The celebrated singer, PHILIP PHIL
LIPS. was present to-day. After singing
one niece. the bishop asked him 70 sing the
sonc which had moved President LINCOLN
~ 5rofuse weeping. Mr.. PHLLIPs COM
nlied amid the 'amens' and 'glorys' OF the
ministers, who scarcely exhibited dry
eve"
II is hardly necessary 10 suggest that a
song which has the power Of extracting salt
water in such a copious fashion ought to be
Incorporated in the next edition OF WATTS
/ hymns. - ~
| This. however, was but small par' OF inc
tear-shedding that was done on the occasion.
/ Aher the conference had adopted series o.
political resolutions denouncing the Presi,
! dent. the Administration, and assigning all
men who 90 not denounce them to the de
par,ment Of "the wicked" the proceeding
are thus described;
aThen old men acted like boys on com
mencement day. The venerable PETEF
seemed almost drowned in the throng tha
gathered around him. There was BARTeS
II. CARrwRIoHT, who swan the Mississippi
river to preach the gospel in Burlington
Iowa. vears ago, when there were no socle
ties in that territory. There was Father ;
BEcGs with tears running down his cheeks
and a host Of worthies from the Centra
and Illinois conferences, some Of whom
came TO this country before the State wa
made. and hoisted the standard OF tn
cross as early as 1910. Not photographs
s,enosrapher, geographer, or any othe
'oe-apher,' could take sketch or bound tn
expressive words or compass OF this singu
lar, happy, fearful throng. Shouts, amen'
and ioyful emotions found ready uttersnc
there"
This snivelling scene was NOS an lnappro
priate finale Of a gathering of religious IA
natics who assume to sit in Judgment upo
the actions, motives, and even thoughts
their fellow men, and 20 consign TO the ~
vine displeasure all who do not vote IN
Radical disunion ticket.
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How clx it be true, Il the North rose "as
one man. in defense Of the Government %
the Union, when il was assailed by armed
rebellion, that fully oue-half Of the same
Nerth, If not more, is ready now, as the
Radicals assert, 10 turn over the Govern
ment to the hands Of the rebelsl such
passionate habble is employed. only 70 gei
up a general scare, that the people may BE-
lieye i il not and never will be safe TO ad-
mia lhe South 70 is rightful place IN the
Union again.-Boslon Io.i
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sSchool Districts.
In these figures are embraced only The
schools regularly established and duly re-
ported. In every State there are numbers
of private schools Of all descriptions, spon-
taneous and self-sustaining, Of which il Is
difficult to obtain statistics. Il IS estimated
that 10000 freedmen and their children
were scholars On the lst Of July, against
$4,000 on the lsi Of January. In North
Carolina, titles 20 real estatefor shool-houses
have been obtained on several instances, and
efforts are making by the oolored people Of
South Carolina 20 increase the number OF
those already held by them, and improved
chiefly az their own expense. Flfly Of the
regular teachers IN the latter State are col
ored. AZ are most Of the teachers Of day
schools in Florida and in Kentucky n
Wciumpka, Alabama, is colored teachel
ofwhom particular mention Is made.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-05

BrrRroN. wolfe travelling on steamboat,
seated himself and called for beeisteak:
The waiter furnished him with small
strip Of the article. Taking II upon MS
fork. and turning il over and examining u
with one Of his peculiar looks, he oooliy re,
marked: YES. that's it; bring me some.
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OF ABOUT NINETY-FTvE te9 TONS
1 INeasureraent draws bat ten Q0) inches light
hss exeeicEt new machinery, and Is well fitted
for trade where iight dranght and speed are re-
Slsii Appiy 20 c. CASHIER. sseubsnxile. ohio,
here she can BE- seon- lsepSodlw-git