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Government of the United States,

President-Andrew Johnson, Of Tenaes,
see.
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Josh Billings on Skating.

Having herd much about skating
parks, and the CRATE amount ov health
aud muscle they woz imparting tew the
present generashun at Site advance
from cost, bought ticket and went
within the fence.
| found the ice in very slippery con-
dlshun covering about 5 alsers of atyf
"hal water, which was owned by stock
company, and froze tew ordor.
Upon one side ov The pond was erck
ted little groscry buildings, where the
wimmin sos on benches while the felers
(klvvered with b,ushes) hitchcd the
magic iron tew their feet
1t woz a most exciting scene ; tho sun
waz III the sky-the wind was in the
alr-and the birds ware in the South
and the snow waz on the ground--and
the ice lay shivering with bad kold-
and angels (ov both genlers) Auktua
ted past me pro and con, 2 and fro,
here little and tliare a good deal.
1t waz a most exciting scence wan.
ted tew holler Bully" or lay down and
rool over.
But kept in and aked with glory.
Health was piktercd on menny no.
bill brown.
An the femail angels put out Of the
pond. side by side with the mail angels.
1t waz the most powerful scene ever
stood behind.
The long red tape from their necks
swan in the breeze, and the featherz in
their Jockeys huttered in the breeze
and other things (tew much to mention)
flnttercd in the breeze.
don't think ever waz more crazy
before in mi lile--on ice.
For 2 long hours stood and gazed
with DUN excitement
felt like a kanal hoss turned sudden.
ly out tew. grass.
didn't kno how tcw proceed.
Az one ov the angels, more sudden
than awl the rest, cum nieing down tn G
trak, 8 lengths ahead ov her mail angel
awl eyes were gorging with her heaven.
ly bust of speed she seemed tew have
cnt luce from earth, and was bound
South, for the Cape of Good Hope,
when awl tew onst. with eorgurs swoop
terr'ffick, down orumblng into a limpid
heap she went, with squeal terrifiick
living lovely mass ov disastrus skirt and
tapring ankle.
Awl gathered around, the busted an
gell; but 10 in a minntt's space, her
wings agln waz plumed, and evry feath.
er was in its lawful place; and on she
fed, laiiing like wine thru it's bnteous
Bushes,
u had saw enuf--mors haypyness
than belonged tew me and as s!owl7
wended back tew my hum at the tay-
ern j felt good.
a Whiskey distiller in New York
has been fined $4,000 for false rev.
snue returns. M
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The Canssion .Bournul.
runlIsuEp wgskry AT oAspGa, 8. O.,
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OUR OFFICE

is IN THE REAR OF LADD BROS
DRUG STORE, WHERE We WILL BE
FOUND AT ALL TINES.
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From the Aruidnche's report we gather adj

From the AraLdnche's report we gather adj
ditional items:
In company with an army officer, we made
a visit to the fort. and found the feeling of
the negroes to be Of the most intensely hos
tile character They used such expressions
as the "the id white trash" and ave
would whip hell out of them, if we only had
the guns" No words of kindly advice given
them by the officers seemed to make any
more impression than mere empty sounds.
They staggered like dissatisfied DULLES, and
hurled back sensible counsel with "thats
played out"
We learn from Captain Ben. Garrett, that,
on yesterday, negro woman made affidavit
to the effect that the negroes of South Mem
phis have been plotting this defiance to the
laws and its officers for the past four days;
that the plan was to kill the police, sack and
burn the city, and that it was approved by
the race for many miles around Memphis.
1t was not confined TO this locality, but was
wide spread and general. We do not know
that the truth has been told by this woman,
but the stubbornness of tie negroes engaged
in the outbreak here, gives color of rea-
sonabeness to the conclusion.
Mr.. Flynn, who keeps a grocery estab-
lishment on South street, states that Lieu
tenant attached TO a negro company, has for
several days spoken Of his desire to have
such a condition of things brought about in
the city of Memphis by the negroes, as the
early stage Of the riot promised. That the
Lieutenant said he wanted the negro soldiers
to have and control Memphis, and by Cd
they should do it. We don't know whether
this be true or not but simply place Mr..
Flynn's statement before the public, who
holds himself responsible for its truthfulness.
We clip the following from the Argus:
While the melee was going on upon Ray
burn avenue, there was the cry of Look at
the black fdg," and sure enough, on the en-
nence near the depot, and in the midst of the
black rascals, was a regular black flag upon
a staff, supported and waved by a negro boy.
We do not think it was silk, but it answered
the same purpose.
This tended a great deal to infame the
already too much incensed populace, and it
is probable that some more precious blood
than that which had been shed during the
morning would have been poured out in
storming the heights, if Capt. Allen, 10th
L. S. Infantry, the officer Of the day, had
not appeared on the hill near the fort, COM
ing at double-quick, followed by about
twenty-five Regulars.
A reliable gentleman has just informed
us that the negroes had broken into Messrs.
Taylor & Co.'s powder magazine, situated
beyond the corporate limits, and had taken
as much powder as they wanted, and that
Mr.. Taylor and Gen. Morgan had just start
ed TO Gen. Stoneman's headquarters to try
and get some assistance in getting it back
and securing it against molestation.
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NO MERE SPECULATOR WILL BE
TREATED WITH.

Description of lands and samples Of oil OBJ
tanned from the property, may be seen by calling
at the office, No. . Union street, Nashville Tenn.
eeive orders for stock and will forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order. ian26-tf
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TX BARRELS BOURBON WHISKY,

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~ kegs Lemon Cordial,
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3 boxes Raisins,
so hf and or bxs Raisins
50 dozen Painted Buckets,
500 reams Wrapping Paper.
100 dozen BroOms,
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500 kegs Nails;
To which we invite the attention of the Mer
chants of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.
Strict attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding, and to the sale of Groceries and all
goods on consignment.
Being in the large and commodious store and
warehouse so long and favorably remembered as
the house of johnson X Smith, and afterwards as
Fis her, Wheeless Co., with the immense sheds
and storage rooms, we feel prepared to handle all
Cotton, Tobacco and General Produce. or goods
on consignment, favorable terms as any
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do all in our power to merit liberal share OF
public patronage
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DOCTOR WHTTTIER-

A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
N his Diploma which hangs in his Office will
show, has made Chronic Diseases the study Of has
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been longer located IN 81. Louis than any Other
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been of private ma
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Urinary Diseases. Svphiiitc orHercurial affections
Of the Throat Skin Bones; Orehitis. Hernia or
Rupture; also, the effects of a Solitary Habit,
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debility, imp0teRcy, dizziness diHrress Of sight. con-
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Address Box 1892. st. Louis Mo.
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located at No. IS st. Charles street. between Sixth
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1tnion and Smrritan.
SATURDAY, MAY >. 1866.
THE MEMPHIS RIOT.
SECOND DAY.

Formation and Aiming Of Several
squads Of CItizeBs-SiN Negroes Killed
several Cabins and school Houses
Burned DOwn-The Negroes ut Ger
mantOwn-OneO Of their Number Killed
by SOIdiers-KiIiing Of sIr. Ben. Dem
mis- I'm a Saloon
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Amid thewild excitement which prevailed
throughout the city on Tuesday night last
the impossibility Of stating matters just as
they occurred, will be readily appreciated
10y our readers. What is presented below,
however, can be relied upon, as it either
came under our own observation, or the in
formation was impaired to us by others who
wore pracant
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CONDITION OF TIE WOUNDED.

Officer Stephens, who was shot in the
thigh, still remains in critical condition.
4 counsel of surgeons was held, in which ii
was proposed TO turn Mr. Stephens over to
the care Of Drs. Keller and Cavanaugh. 1t
amputated.
Officer Slattery also shot in the thigh, is
rapidly recovering and we hope in a few
post.
day night, is also doing well.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-05

Another fire is in progress at this hour,
(l:30) on the corner of Bull Run and Ala
bama streets. The grocery store Of Mr.. Nc
Cormack has been burned 10 the ground.
Still another fire has broken out beyond
the Memphis and Charleston depot, Results
not known.
The church on Washington street has been
burnt down.
The Red River House, on the corner Of
Main and Winchester streets has been con-
sumed.