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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

CONVERTED JEws.-The London
Jews Society state there are three
Thousand converted Jews in that city
alone, and that there are twenty
thousand converts, of whom it is as
sumed that they are members of the
invisible Church of Christ. More
than hundred ordained elergymen,
originally of the Jewish communion,
but now converted to faith of Christ
are preaching the Gospel
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

Professor Wheatstone of England
has made a great achievement in
electro telegraphing. With his au-
tomato instrument he can transmit
600 distinctly legible signs or letters
in minute.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
Summary Of News.

Charles A. Dana has resigned his
position as editor OF the Chicago
Republican.
A fire causing the loss of 1916, 200
occurred at Atlanta on Monday.
A Nashville special reports the
prediction of high foreign official.
that Canada will be invaded in eight
days.
The whole business part Of Hud-
son, Wis, was destroyed by fire, on
the 10Th, causing a loss of $3.50, 900.
The steamer Morning Star, was
burned at Mound City on the 23d.
The Washington correspondent of
the New Times notices the carrying
out Of the Presidents premise to ap-
point soldiers to office.
Two cases of spotted fever have
been reported at Champaign City,
Ills.
The cut-worm and army-worm are
preying ON the corn and cotton fields
in Ger tain sections OF Tennessee.
Fifty clerks were discharged from
the Treasury Department last week
for incompeteucy aud lack of en-
ployment.
Rochester, N. Y, was visited on
the Goth by tornado, which I'M
rooted several houses and broke
thousands of panes of glass.
George Peabody is suffering from
illness at the residence of his sister,
in Georgetown, Massachusetts,. 1t is
not deemed serious.
A young woman named Gunter,
residing in Overton county, Tennes-
sec, killed two outlaws a few days
ago, while they were beating her
father. Her weapon was a Ratchet.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26
"Ah God for a man

With head, heart, hand
Like some Of the simple Grea: ones gone for
ever aud ever by
One still strong man, in blatant land
Whatever they call him, what care /?
Aristocrat, Democrat, Autocrat, Ose
That can rule and dare not lie
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-26

L. s. Attrrney for the District o
Virginia. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19

Clam, Gallas and Krasenagrue, ant
Field-Marshal Stern will be court-mar
tailed.
The King of Prussia has ordered thu
release of all the Austrian prisoners
paroling them not to serve during the
war. .
Heavy cannonadiug was heard in the
direction of Reongratz, on the 18th, and
il was believed that the Prussians were
storming that fortress.
| At Berlin statue of Frederick III.
was crowned with laurels, in honor OF
the victory.
A Trenton dispatch states that the vic
tory against the Austrians was decided
by the Prince Royal succeeding, by the
greatest efforts and forced marches, in
reaching the battle-ground in season to
direct the attack against the right wing
of the Austrians.
The King decorated the Prince on the
field of battle with the order Of military
merit
The priests are arousing the peasantry
I against Garibaldi, by preaching to his
forces and denouncing him as an anti
Christ.
La Pressc of July 9TH says that King
Victor Emanuel has not at once sue
ceeded to the armistice proposed through
France. He alleges as his reason that
he has to consult with his ally, the King
of Prussia.
The Italian government has been no.
tilted that it will have to cease every act
of hostility against Venetia, it being
French territory
A French commissioner is going at
once to Vienna, to assume its govern
ment in the name of the Emperor.
Orders have been issued to the French
squadron in the Mediterranean, to re-
pair to Venice Immediately, and hoist
the French flag instead of the Austrian,
upon all fortified points on the Venetian
coast
The cession of Venetia to France is
complete and definite, and without any
other conditions upon the part OF Aus
tria, except to withdraw the guns, arms
and all munitions ofwar found in fortified
places.
Within forty-eight hours, the whole OF
Venetia will be French territory, and it
will depend upon the good will of the
French, either to keep or part with it
1t is the intention of Austria to con-
tinue the war against Prussia, if she per-
severes in her assumptions as asserted in
her project of federal reform, communi-
Gated to he government of northern
Germany.
The Emperor, Francis Joseph declares
his intention to transfer his capitol to
Peste, should he be unable TO defend
Vienna, and call 10 arms the whole pop
ulation of his State
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
From New Orleans.

NRw ORLRAYs, July lS.-Cotton, I'M
changed sales, 1900 bales; sterling, 81;
New York exchange, fc premium flour,
easier; superfne, 80 the other markets
are unsettled
Gen. Baird has issued an order based
upon Gen. Grants order, ordering arrests
under that order to be made only upon
proper afIidavits, and advises that the
arrests be deferred until proper investi-
cations have been made, unless there is
manifest danger of the escape of the Of
tenders.
Gen. Sheridan has been compelled to
leave his present quarters and seek 9TH
ers near Jackson Square (O
Sheridan has issued an order prohibit
ing the erection in this military division
of any monument concentrating the
rebellion, and forbidding the reorganiza-
ton of Confederate companies, batteries
brigades, etc, for any purpose whatever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The House
proceedings to-day we're not particularly
interesting. a resolution to adjourn on
the oath inst was passed.
The Senate passed bill for bridging
the Mississippi at certain points, with an
amendment requiring the consent of the
States on each side of the river where
the bridges are to be.
The death of Lane, of Kansas was an
nounced in both Houses.
Yesterday there were twenty deaths
from sunstroke in Baltimore, thirty cases
in New York, only few of which proved
fatal and fourteen deaths in Phihdel-
phia.
At least one-third of the members of
the House are absent by consent or from
sickness
The Pennsylvania contested case has
been disposed of by ousting Coffeath, a
Democrat, and giving the seat to kountz,
a Black Republican.
Washburn, of Illinois, was taken sud
denly i'll to-day in the House, and con-
yeyed to his room.
There is but little public business Of
importance to be acted upon by Con-
gress.
In the case Of Burbridge, for assault
ing Painter, the correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer and ex-clerk of a
House committee, was Investigated by
committee, which reported that the Of
fender should be held in custody by the
sergeantar-arms until the 18th of next
March, at which time the authority Of
this Congress expires. A writ Of habeas
corpus was issued, but when the sergeant
alarms informed the court that he held
the prisoner by authority Of the House Of
Representatives, Judge Wyld quashed
the petition. .. f.
Gen Rousseau will resign his seat in
the House rather than submit to a repri-
mand from Speaker Collar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
From Richmond.

RIcHNoSD July ls.-The State Execu-
tive Committee, organized in 1860, held
meeting in the capitol to-day, and
adopted resolutions; the first declaring,
in the name and in behalf of the people
of Virginia, that they heartily sympa-
thize with the law abiding people Of the
Northern States on the subject Of the
proposed Philadelphia Convention, and
assuring them of their anxious DISPOSE
ton to cooperate with them in restoring
peace, and in bringing back the Govern
ment in practice to its settled principles
and usages.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
From New York.

NEW YORK, July lS.-COtton buoyanit
holders demanding an advance-sales
1900 bales at 3GG3Sc; -four dull and lC
to zoe lower, Southern drooping-salef
300 barrels at 50 75@l5 10 wheat dull
and nominally lower; corn steady at silci
pork heavy ss S3l 37l lard heavy al
ls@23lc; coffee more actiye-sales TO-
800 bags at private terms; naval stores
quiet; turpentine 7O973ci gold l49s
treasury's lO3g.
The Cuba sailed to-day from Boston
with $275, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
Foreign.

HALIFAX, July ls.-The Africa, from
Liverpool the 9TH, with dates via Queens
town to the sth, has arrived
The cotton market on Saturday was
dull, and the improvement Of Friday
was lost The decline was caused by
the anticipated failure of peace negotia.
tons. Sales 1000 bales; middling up
land is quoted at about Id; hreadstuffs
frmer; provisions inactive; consols
s7i@s7s; 5-2Os 66l@67.
Prussia and Italy have accepted the
proposed armistice, condiiionally, Prus-
STA retaining her present military posi-
ton, and the troops to be supported By
the countries occupied; Austria is not
TO increase her army in the field.
A Vienna telegram says there are
good prospects Of an armistiee for sis
weeks, as hostilities have not been re
sumed. The Austrians continued theil
retreat without further moleSiation.
The Prussians had advanced furthe
into Bohemia, and severe fighting hat
occurred on the frontier.
The end Of the Atlantic cable wa
successfully laid on the 9th The oil,
cable was tested and found to be in per
feet condition.
The Prussians have gained another
victory, having defeated the Bavariani
at Deimbacb
The people Of Prussia and Italy ar
strongly opposed to the armistice' no
desiring the terms to be dictated by Aus
tria at Vienna
Vienna dispatches say that Generaii
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July ls.-Flour duh and
unchanged at s. 5O@s 80, wheat dull al
81 65e5l So corn, 62c; oats very dali al
36@lle whiskey unchanged; provisions
quiet and unchanged; pork, $50; bacon,
lT@2lle; nothing doing in bulk meats;
lard, l9lc; groceries dull, but not lower.
Heavy rains tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
From Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, July ls.-The antirent
troubles have broken out again, in a Sc
rious shape The Sheriff in attempting
to execute a legal process, was roughly
handled, and his deputy was beaten and
driven Off by body of men. One hun
dred soldiers will start with the Sheriff
tomorrow, to enforce the law.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
POETRY.
nv PETER pEPPERCORN.

,I.-wbo would
LEAN, raw-boned rasca,s
ver sunpose they had sucn courage anu
.fion Heu,.u w. Act 4, Scene :.
He"5
:" AZ WASHINGTON, lot
OF botching Thinkers there ooh'e"''
To mend Union Pot. oLod
Which in n scuifie hhu peeh o'"0AN"
And nearly rent apart.
In Congress Hall these tnkers met
To try their tinkering ART
hand
And said he Thought the crack
Might be repaired by nxihs III
A little something BLACK s,.onc
Though such thing smeit WY s"0"e
Sometimes in summer wea.heI'
No composition but BLACK tsste
Would keep the Pot together'
There is no time to waste,
Therefore. / now propose 70 Wy
To mend the Pot with faste'
Moreover, let us have q law
That euery other crack
Throughout our land, no matter whs,e'
Be stopped with something Diuch'
vu.. ,I.,s
/ quite agree" says Thad;
Although Yankee squatteI'
Much experience have l had. IA,
Black things are better lar thah "hi'e'
According TO my taste
So | shall vote to mend the fat
With Charley's Yankee Paste
:, r,,, saas,
Before you do begin
To mend the Pot, 10 see IL tne'o
Are any riyets IN
For ifone with Topper heau
Within it should be f9und,
dare affirm that Charley paste
Will never make II SOUND
L
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

nR B0HANNAN'S VEGETABLE ELEC-
l tuary, "a pleasant and palatable cure for
spermatorrhea or seminal weakness. This rem
edy, which has been used by the renowned DIR.
Bohannan in his private practice for. over
twenty-five years, was never known TO iail IN
curing the worst cases of seminal weakness In
from two to five weeks. After over twenty five
years use in private practice, It is now adver-
tised solely for the benefit of the unfortunates
to save them from the hands ctmerciless quacks,
ifnot from the grave. Price s. box-sent to
ali parts of the country. For sale at DR.. Boz
hannan's office, No. 50 Pine street. between
Third and Fourth. Established in st. Louis
in 1SY.s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
Prom Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July ls.-Sales of tobae
CO, III hhds, at full rates. Flour, 81
extra, $40; prime new wheat, 81 30
mixed corn, zoe; oats, 44c; pork, $32 80
bacon-shoulders, l69c; clear sides, 81
prime lard, 2lc; whiskey, 81 %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
From St Louis.

ST LOUIS, July ls-Flour tending
downward, but not lower; wheat IN
changed; corn hrmer, white SOC; mixed
and yellow 62Ce 65e; oats, unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
MEDICAL ADVICE FREE.

A LII THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING
"A. from ''Spermatorrhea" or Seminal Weak
ness or any Private Disease, or are in doubt
as to the exact nature of their complaint should
send at ence for DR.. Bohannans Treatise on
special Diseases" which gives q full descrip;;
"Speeial" diseases, as to leave no room tor
doubt This valuable work is sent FREE to
my address. Direct 10 DIR. q. A. B0HANN AN,
Nos. 50 and 50 Pine street, between Third and
Fourth streets, St. Louis, Mo. Established In
St. Louis in 1887. ap2D-3m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
Premium,
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE

situated by $50 feet dG five
aniroof
building eOpea house
GALLERY and the most agreeable attractions ~
offers ulet,
4 spronounc y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
Night Express at 8 pm. every day.

This train is especially for through travel;
1t is furnished with new and connexions, well
ventilated cars, elegant and splendid sleeping
cars and goes through without any change OF
cars or baggage, making close connections at
Cairo with through Express trains on Illinois
Central Railroad at II a.S. reaching ST. Louis
from Memphis in % hours; Louisville in ~
hours; Cincinnati in Sc hours: making this the
shortest, quickest and best route to all points
North and East.
Through Tickets for sale at all the principal
Ticket Offices in the South; in Memphis, at
tiayoso House. S. Cook, Agent; IA Jefferson
street, Larry Harmstad, Agent; at Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Depot, head Of Main street.
SAM. B. JONES,
iy9-Jm General Superintendent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19

C,TOLEN- 5REWARD-ABLACK EBONY
> CANE. with gold head, DT. Irons en-
prayed on the head. III the thief viii return H..
/ will give him Eve dollars. and ask no quel-
tons.
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VALUED THOUSAND D0LLARSl
THREE HUNDRED CHOICE AND VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS


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Ry the sG mffFfP 4 55sEMTE VIllGS
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TO THE AFFLICTED

nR. l. IRONS HAS TAKEN. AN OFFICE
IL al ~ Second a., stilman Block. where ne
proposes g. treat chronic diseases upon new
principle heEe, but one well understood ~ En-
rope such - Rheumatism, Neuralgia-eithe
periodic or continued, and all their kindred
complaints. / propose also 10 treat iiemor-
rhoids OF Piles.
DIR. Irons has devoted many years 10 the
treatment Of the diseases Of women and chill
dren. and he hattcrs himself that those who
may think proper b. give him a call. will be
we'll rewarded for their trouble.
offer the following references DIT. X
Ward Memphis Rev. DR.. Stedman, Momlhisi
schloss A Co. krauss A. Co.. Herman A. Lip
man Ward A LcGuere. j. X. Robertson, Attor-
ney-at-laW; X. d. Miller. Attorney-at-laW.
July 5-lm
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The Subscription Books will Close on
September, 1866.


the
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state carefully "en
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and personal standfns CmoA
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PR $ p f. @ TU ..

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-19
SPEED. SAFETY & COMFORT COMBINED
Baggage Checked Through.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
TO CAIRO by RAIL IN FIFTEEN HOURS.

DAILY MAIL PASSENGER TRAIN
IL Sundays excepted, leaves Memphis at
$50 am, making close connection At Hum
boidt with Mobile and Ohio Railroad fol, Mo-
bile. Meridian, Columbus, CoTinth, jackson,
Trenton. Union City, Paducah. Columbus. KY,
and all stations on that road, and at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern cities.
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The ()nera House being Offered as the First Premium


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13
aARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

chicago Market.
nv. "a s...., .,, ss !. 1 &. e -
AArks to-day Canal and liver ossn, aasaa aslT .Ae,,
eareoes passed Ne. 1: the remainder were eli
sAadst~ectA. s es -
Flour -Mafketi Il charscterfsed With fair degree Of
activity and holders Arm In their views some d.
aastss - sAvsses ~ 70 lss ~ bssAs salss .os
1t = 20 for Wisconsin white sistss; lag ~
fair to choice spring RxrE - % for unss.sl spr.e:
Is 49, s7h for Spring superAse.
Whaf-An sdvanes Of L. e per bushsi il New York
created frnsr feeling among Wh.ae operation hess
asd nessss iasrsvs0sas 10 ysssssaays prse q q
per bash.l With Gales Of No sprsg regular Acsss
q q 3sNDi zsz In North Western Elevator Il q ~
~ No. spsisE In regular hooss, ssDs7<: stclssa
No. sprfsg h quiet bat Arn, Win buyers q u ~
sellers II 81 7 Rejected wheat il insctivs and so.
. iDevithstandsas tAs liberal receipts ~ easal ~
river x
Cern-fhs market sov Corn IN Store b Arn ssd active
WIN advance Of pr bs.hsi on 10 l. sa,ss Il
aboss 600 baasois At ls340H,z for 30 4s< s4i5
~ ne3eessd. fhe 1eossd ~ Corn sAese = lBeht al
saies measrs at 4s346 for Rejected At the Gloss
lots in firm 115Sc for No. l. and AK for
Rejected
0ats-steedy bot quiet At yesterday prices; No :,
2034 for winter; 2l932 for winter receipts Of No
AMI 3<91sc for frsA rseeipss Of saass.
kye-Quies but STEADY receipts Of No In store Il
Sic.
Bariey-Quiei; dpnestie dull Al 2saso, and eholcs
lot Of Canadian at N.
sesds-fn 1fhy Sod Is IN sctivs request and banysns
With advance Of 2s soc per bushe sales are liberal
at 81 1855 10 for inferior to choice samples Cloves
Seed aetivs and shade ermer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

IN 4ssass IN SSsl IS ~ n Corr
eUEscEs. Conssssia6 sAi r.. Dossla4s
discourse LIT svssisg y - ss4isass wAis1
filled dsseely fall chalAG 6qesre 4 49,;
He vas introduced, 6ttiagly nd briefly, 81
Rss. II. Thstc6F. Whsa ~ 1so1s = ssesl.1k
b w. 4vostsd With prolonged lplass. HI
povssial h.ns beazs advanoine 90 st;ll ".
osudsly. Hin massive heAd II ihickt covered
with gray hair. His voiesis clear asd power.
fal. he easAys 10 fishh Of slabossss ssasosy.
but IKE Antonsy, talks right On, falling Jon
What you yosrselves do know" bot in his
own forcihls and elective mannes. he spaks
last ev.ning for two hours. W. shall not hy
to follow the thread of his address. With
such plain, unvarnished sentences - w9ald
not have occurred TO the rheth4rieal speak er,
he presented the character Of Abraham Lin
coin ia Z manner that went straight home to
to the hearts and judgments Of his hearers.
He spake, too, Of Andrew johnson, Of traitors
and treason, of the duty Of the Republic to
its sons, of the dangers Of reconstruction with
out justice and liberty. The greatness Of the
man is shown most markedly, perhaps, in the
power of his condensed sentences. Brief and
apparently simple in themselves, thsy told
upon the audience as shots from ColumhiAd.
He is IN earnest and able champion of free
Government and the rights Of bis race.
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MssrMTNsrER PRESBYTERIAN cHusCB, %. S.
On Seventh Street, betwOsa Main saA n3ondeau Services
every Sabbath, At II u. and p eAbbafh school
at9a M Prayer meeting every Wednesday 1t u .. m.
@ CsAn, Ratce.
ExuHAN0B STREET n. 3. cHURCH-on Rxch.pre
Street, between Third end FOURTH Preaching every
ssboashst II Al and At ~ =. Gabhath School al
~ n. Prayer meseing - Wse1ssday svvninRs
JoHR BuReEss. Pastor.
UNITED PRBsBYrKRIAN-Hi street. between
Man and slondssn: ssrvicsssysry Sabbath 81 la M
aaa7 " ?. \. SssAay SsAoelsH an.
JANIS Baown, Pastor
FIRST PRt8BYTHRIAN-Cofnsr Hieh and Fourth
sss:es eerviess every Dahsath q II = n. end TX n
ssneay choolsa.m. IN. Clr1fxxDsH Psstor
UNITARIAN OaUACH-Cornsr Elirh and Fourth
streete Services every Sabbath At II 4 m eundsr
school Gan. 4. HAssAr1 psstasV
cHATHAM SQUARE 4. = cHuRcH-corn.r ofssv-
enth and Morgan streets Preechine syerv eabtath A.
Y sA.aaa ~ p. =. 1abhetA 6sAooi 1t I. - puSi;c
Rtsyss Mssttnt IN Wednesday svsafngs.
,. a. WAams Pastor.
11Ref BAPIIsf cHURcH-rhird street. b.tv,s.
Concert Ard High Eur day School OK 8 =. PrsseA-
ing 81 = =. = m ALSO It 7kp;. Prayer needing We'd
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH b ssr.et. b.tv...
mn sld aixth Services every eabsseh It ii 1. end
TAP q. eabbo0 School - p. u. Prnyer rneetin.
on Wednesday evenings. Gsosss TnAca1n, Psstor.
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fW5trE 1 = Wsk4s. afsisHrss
A Newspaper correspondent writes - fol-
lows in,sen6ed1o n1fs6n e. M1n13n1E
Union men residing on tie eastern shores
of fhe State are being med In thelocal courts
foessltal18 aD1 r. reeetirt to &h6I miitlrs
authorities during the VA, oattag5s cohnit-
ted b the lscesaiqniits.. Thee men A. tFied
by Copperhsad Judges and jnrries, fhiraing
fer~snasascA withoat sny sheoos ,ef ubEnis,
ing fair trial. The Freedmen's Bureau bill
having been defeated, leaves the freed me-
gfoes to the operations Of the black coda,
and their children to Be bound OF hy Or
phass' Courts to their old masters, Who then
sss 's s s ,sss liz s 81 X, l.
Constitution with contempt, and make dead
letter Of it, emit cipation clause sxx syg
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Fair, for the relief Of destitute Southern
rebels. number of lectures and concerts
were giveu in its aid, and in varions parts OF
the city, tableanx. were presented to raise
At all, or nearly all Of them,
the Baltimore American says, words we're
uttered, scenes presented and songs given
that would hsve shocked any one having .
particle Of loyalty. AT lecture, the nams
Of StOnewall jackson was greeted with inn
mense applause; Moseby, the gurrilla, waa
serenaded and complimented; . song d
"Wearing Of the Gray was enthusiastically
encored, the American flag Kissed, and the
Stars and Bars applauded to the echo. Tab.
leaux haSe alec bssn presented insnlsing Ia
the Government and the loyal people.