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New York, June I3.--The new bridg,
over Harlem river was completed yes
terday.
Joe Hooker and Hon. R. G. Winthrop
sailed for Europe yesterday.
Harker's team, Bruno and Brunette
trotted a mile over the Fashion course
yesterday ia 2:25I, beating the time
made by Bonneris Lady Palmer and
Flat Bush in 1882, by three-fourths OF
a second.
Little Alright, Of the japanese troupe
OF acrObats, fell forty feet while perform
ing in the Academy Of Music last night,
and was knocked senseless for sometime.
At one o'clock this morning be had
slightly recovered. The physicians state
that the injuries are principally internal.
He also suffered terribly from a concus-
sion on the right side OF his head, but,
wonderful as It may seem, not a bone
was fractured.
WASHINGTON, June I3.-The assistant
commissioner for Mississippi gives a
fiattering account of the operations of
the freedmen's bureau in that state.
Ex-MayOr Withers, Of Mobile, has
appealed to the president to be rein
stated.
Forty horses persisted yesterday in the
burning Of livery stable at Lockhaven,
Penn.
Sanford Conover, the perjurer, viii be
sent 70 the penitentiary in day or two
TO serve out his term Of ten years.
The prize fight between Sam. Collier
and Barney Aaron is to take place near
Aequia creek to-day. The excitement
is intense; two thousand per- NJ have
gone there.
GALVESTON, June 19.-The president
has been teiegrsphed t. decide whether
any person can be registered as a quail
fed voter whes refuses to answer pre-
scribed questions, but are willing to take
the oath. His decision in the affirma-
tive will probably throw down every
barrier congress has raised against i'm
proper votes. Gen. Griffin removed the
mayor because he didn't appoint radicals
on police. Isaac G.. Williams, an old
resident, has been appointed in his stead.
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Tr1LSf9R'R NfTLe

NY virtue Of deed OF trust, executed 70 me
IS on the first day OF January, A. d =, 1866 by
CIV Hart and Julia A. X. Hart, his wife, and
duly registered in the Registers office OF Shelby
topnty Tennessee, IN record book No. 81, part
2d. pages 6s3 and GA, 10 which reference is
hereby made. For the purpose Of paying the
debt therein secured. VIII, ca Thursday, the
2Sth day OF June. 1867, on the premises. near
fhe CITY OF Memphis, in the County OF Shelby,
aud state OF Tennessee, expose TO public sale,
and proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor
cash the following described parcel OF ground,
to-wit: Situate, lying and being In the County
OF shelby, State OF Tennessee, near the city OF
Memphis, being one-half Of lot No. fifty-two,
f52l OF Willoughhy Williams subdivision, and
bounded as follows beginning al 2 stake on
the west side Of Walnut street, the corner OF lot
no. fifty-Ons, (5l) ruuning south with the line
,1f said street lhyee chains and sixty-five 365l
links to stake the corner Of lot No. nfty-five,
fl thence west with the line OF said lot Notify
iSe l5l ten chains and ninety-seven (lO.97) Inks
~ a stake, thence north three chains and sixty
ave (9 6sl Inks to = stake, thence east ten
chains and ninety seven 1850 links 70 the be-
ginnina containing four acres The part
fsreov- intended 10 be conveyed is the north
half az said lot No. ffty-two, f5z) the same hav-
inz beep willed to the said Julia "A, K. Hart, by
her mother, Elizabeth ". Tanner. on the 9Th
dav 81 March. 1861. The equity Of redemption
in and 70 this property is expressly waved IA
saii deed OF trust and the title Is believed 20
ne GOOD. bat 1 sell and convey only as Trustee
Ssie TO be rnade between the hours OF one and
fouY O'clock in the aflerI oon.
ie5tds d, q. HAtsklNGroAi Trustee.
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I JD6 scales from butI eyes dauu SttSiue
them to think of and investigate the is
sues of the day.
GEORGIA ITEMS.
The Madison Examiner Is informed
that a farmer of Burke county has just
sold the last of bis crop of wheat. tie
had sixty acres thus planted, that made
on an average twenty-five bushels to the
acre, all of which he sold at s. SO per
bushel, making an aggregate of SSz50-a
handsome yield, and rather more than
half as much again as the land would
have produced If planted in cotton at
last winters prices.
The Ne5O Era learns that the rice
mills at Savannah are being put in good
repair preparatory to the seasons BUSH
ness; and that the wheat crop in Walker
county has escaped any serious injuries
from rust,
The Cherokee Georgian says the
wheat crop in that neighbOrbood is
unusually fine, and a large yield will
soon relieve the destitute of the vicinity.
The Atlanta Daily Net0 Era Of the
10th saws: Gen. Wade Hampton, the
Chevalier Bayard Of the south, was in
our city yesterday, stopping at the Ma
tional. J. G. Trenholm, of Charleston,
S. O., was the guest Of. Col Pond yes
terday.
And again: John Dupre, colered, went
out yesterday with a eoloFed friend on q
hunting excursion. Becoming tired,
they stopped near Hardee, on the Deca-
tur road, about two miles and a half
from town. DHpre fell asleep-a colored
man came and made inquiries of pu-
pres companion-not noticing what be
was doing, be let his gun slip and it
went off, discharging its contents IN Du-
pre's head, killing him instantly. C0rO-
ner William Kile held an inquest over
the remains, and the jury rendered a
verdict in accordance with the facts.
H. b. Blount, Of Savannah, has been
arrested on a reqRisition of the governor
of Florida on charge OF robbing the
Adams express company of two thousand
dollars in vouchers and two thousand
i've hundred dollars liz loose packages.
The Augusta Chronicle and lSenti-
mel the Elberton Gazette, Cherokee
Georgi0n, Valdosta Times, Americus
Republican and Gainesville Express
unite in saying the wheat crop Of the
state will be abundant.
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NOTICE.

WE have this day sold our entire interest in
w the Saddiery Business Second street,
10 Mr. JOHN V. OHLHOUSESs.sS will con-
iinue the business at the old stand. We take
pleasure in recommending him TO cur patrons
and friends J. r. SCHEfFER,
]. 3. AUSTIN.
The books OF ]. F. Seheifer & Co. may be
folnd at the efice of ]. v. 0hlhousen, where
settlement can be made. Mr.. Ohlhoussn or his
agent Mr.. Richard Warren, is authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for all money due rs.
]. +. SCHEIFER,
my3t I'm ]. B. AUSTIN.
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:. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RA"7OAD.

FYRAINs leave as follows (city time);
Through Express, sundays excepted, 6s2t
ana: Through Mail, 6: pm; SOmervflle Ac
eomtnoaation az $40 p m.
Express connects az Grand Junction VIII
afternOOn train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water Valley,
Grenada. jackson, Nlcks0urg, Miss New Or
At Corinfh, for Ozolona, Columbus, Miss.
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
Vile Cincinnati, etc.
At ChattanOCEG, for all places in Eastern
Alabama Georgia North and south Carolina,
Virginia. " Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, elc-
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trains fog Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn
Al Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, COluIn.
bla Sa-hvllle, etc
AT Chattanooga AIail trains connect for same
points as Express TIA MS
Baggage checked through.
FOR tickets md further information, apply al
tie Office, No. 27S Main street, corner Of South
Court street.
WI. ROSS. CienI Sup't
AA.BARNES. GenI Ticket Agent.
apl4 n s. H SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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. Ta WhOm h MaY Cnneern. 2

NOTICE is hereby given that G. McDADE
n & CO, OF Memphis. Tenn, have this day
made an assignment Of all their assets and
effects TO j. "a West, ]. r Taylor and J. s. Car
Tuthers, Of the nrm Of West, Taylor q Car
rutbers, Assignees for the benefit OF their
creditors.
All parties indebted % said hrm Of j. G.
McDade q Co, viii come forward aud settle
with the assianees. and All creditors OF said
firm Will present their claims for settlement
under said assignment 10 the undsrsigned as
signees-
29S Front street.
Memphis, Tenn, May q, 1857. mysI diww2t
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Notice..

FIlHE creditors OF the estate OF Milton Shaw
/ are hereby notified thai have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate TO the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Upton county, and the
creditors OF said estate are notified 10 hle their
claims, duly authenticated, within three
months from the date hereof, or this notice
will be sled ia bar OF the same.
Tavsf2 IaW4Xy X N. BAN ND. Admir-.
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LATE FRoM wAsHzNGTeN

WASHINGTON, June ia report
started by a New York evening paper
that the president is seriously in with
" Brights disease of the kidneys.D is
gloundless.
An application by territorial authorities
to raise troops for local military force
against the Indians, are referred by the
war department to Gen. Sherman, in
whom authority is vested to determine
the necessities for the troops, and their
number and equipment, with authority
to take command and disband them
when the necessity for them ceases.
This supervision and control are given
him as commander Of the military divis-
ion, in order to confIne the employment
of local troops to cases of actual neces-
sity, and to subject them to some respon-
sible control. The local authorities Of
every territory are urgent TO raise troops,
but their applications are il every in
stance sent to Gen. Sherman for such
action assshe deems necessary and proper.
The commissioner of pensions to-day
appointed A. H. King, pension surgeon.
at Carthage, Tenn, and Samuel L. Bat
ton, at Greenville, Mo.
Returns to the land Office show that
( 81, 900 acres Of land have been disposed
of in the Brownsville Nebraska district.
during the month Of May. There was
also disposed Of at Humboldt, Kansas.
nearly $4,000 acres during the same
period, 81 900 acres With college scrip and
money, 5000 acres under the homestead
act. The balance was cash and war
rants.
1t has been discovered that $500, 900 OF
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Dissolution.

TnHE copartnership herf lfure existing he
4 tween b. r. Halier. kaJR. Ellis ana John
II. Fisher. under the nank md style OF II AZ
LER, ELLIS q Co, GrocA and Cotton Fac
tors at No. 40 Madison STREET is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, v <. Ellis retiring.
The business hereafter viii be conducted al
the same place, No. 80 Madison street, under
the name and s4yle Of
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HALLER, FISHER g CO.

who alone are authorized 70 use the name Of
the old arm IN settlement.
B. F. HALLER,
VAN b. ELLIS
]. Il. FfSHEE
Memphis. May IS. 1867. myi9Im
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HERREK LER NlgoyIC CLLEEDLR.
MASONIODIREOTORY

MASONIC IODIRECTORY.
1857
LODGES
ArerRoyA, NO. 1sS. Meets Ist Monday in
every month, at Odd-Eellozys' Hall. csr. Court
aud Main. D. c. Trader, ". N; h. 7. Tom
llnson. sec.
sou rz slEsrarz. No. us. Meets ID Friday OF
each rnoutn-HalI. cor Madison and second.
J. 7. seilars. W. ~; BENZ, X Palleu' sec
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2Ss Meeis lst Friday o. each
month-HaIl cor. Madison aud second. John
HAurr.ryIz 10. .ga. Me- Is 81 Friday Of each
Tn0Bth-Odd-FellOws' Hail P n Stanley
Rr,,rIx,-rSe ~ No SiI 10 Dl Meets 4lh Friday
Of each mOuth-2Jt Front street John j.
Worshan, s3i ". n B. K. Fulen, sd, Sec.
RoYAL AECH.
PENS Chapter. No T. Meets ID Monday Of each
Fellows Hal- A. J. Wheeler,
d. p; II. h Payuter, Sec
r. AND IN
ErRKKA Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month"; I'D Fell0ws' Hall. John Zent
tn. IN; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEsIPLAEs.
CYRESE Co-lmandery, No. g. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Hent, CON-; n. ].
Wiggiu, Rec
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2l4 Front lSlrsel.
HERMEs Lodge 81 PerfectiOn, 18th; No J.
slated Communications 2i " Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. " GODDARD, sd, e..
NJ: Charles H. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
HrrHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, lith.; No. 2
Meets 4th "Wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, sd, g.. NJ; A. &. Franklandl Sd
Sec
CAsfpHrA council OF Princes Of Jerusalem, 18TH.
No. 1. Benz. X Pullen, sd, Tarsh-'.i -
cILvASY CzArrER OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No 1.
Charles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W II. 4. Tom
I7IIII.fTPE BrrLlssEts Council Of K-h, Soth.,
No. l. Henvy p Woodard, 3d. Comm
William Y. Cirode SD. Rec
C0SsIs IsroRY or WEsy TENyNEssEE, 82d. John
Ainslie. SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge q.
Trader, 32d, Reg.
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FTtHE creditors Of the estate OF ;. s. Malone
4 are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency of said estate TO the CicrK of he
County Courtof Upton county, Tennessee and
she creditor of said estate are notified 10 dIe
their ciaiEnss duly authenticated. within 81
months fraIn date hereof, or this notice vii be
dledin . sr Of the same.
VAL. SANFORD, Administrator.
April lst, 1851. splatl
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Line.

TpHROUGH Receipts gwen for COTTON via
Cincinnati By rail or river. Time guaran-
teed-Cars seaIed-no change fTom Cincinnati
10 New York. WAY JOHNSON,
nb5 n Star Wharf heat.
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TER 8

For board and tuition, including fuel, wash
ing and lights for the session Of ten months.
two hundred and seyenty-fiys $50 dollars in
currency. Payments one-half in advance, bal
ance on the LIST Of February.
The sessions commence on the lSt OF Septem-
hsr and close on the 9th Of June. Pupils will
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
from "a distance will be allowed to remain dur
ing vacation IS bOarders in the family of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreenWOod) to the school immedt-
ately upon arrival.
aS- Only two boys in a room.
p. . Greenwood Depot. AIbemarie county,
virginia. je5 u
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SECOND SESSION 1se7-s.

THIS School is located one and a-hsIf miles
/ frOm Greenwood Depot on the Virginia
Central Ea lrOad and fifteen miles west OF
Charlottesville and the University OF Virginia,
The location IS well known as DR.. GesSner Har-
risOD. Kew. W m. DinWiGdie, and Prof Edward b.
Smith formerly conducted schools at this place.
previously II was popular summer resort,
conducted by John 5. Cooke. Esq. Being stu
ated in one OF the most beautiful portions OF
Albemarle county, in the midst OF a refined
and intelligent community, remote rom places
OF dissipation and convenient to Churches and
sabbath schools Of the leading denomina-
tiOns, il possesses rare advantages for Boys
school.
The curse of study is designed to be thorough
and com prehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Languages, Methematios and the English
81 anChes, and also to embrace the elements OF
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated at the University
OF Virginia, and has had an experience OF
nearly ten years in teaching in schools Of high
grade in this State. including DR.. Gessner Har-
rison's school, Bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Female Seminary, and Hon r. NJ. T.
Hunters private school,
The Associate Principal was also educated at
the University OF Virginia, and has had an ex
perience Of eight years in teaching in the
Southern States-fOrmerly in EdgeWOrth Fe-
In sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation OF our school
by Professors OF the University Of Virginia,
is respectfully submitted:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April Z, 1867
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
MessTs. n. n y. and A. j. Wood, we do not
hesitate cordially to recommend their school
TO the confidence and patronage Of the public.
s Manpin, M. Schele De We're,
VIM. Il. McGufey, ]. 5 Davis,
J. L Cabeu B, L. Dildersleeve,
O. :. Nenable. VIM. ~. Peters.
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| OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
-Ar-
NO. 42 MADISON SIREN, DesOtO Block.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
J. :. WHITE, n. D. "a. IRWIN, u. D.
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For TuHe Drugs and Med.
iCnes, 60 to SissOn's Drug Store.
PLATFORM.

of the Democracy o.. Vnton Comfy, Ohio
adopted, in Contention, June II, 1867:
Resolved, That we, the Democracy of Vim.
ton County, in Convention assembled, do
fully approve and indorSe the Platform Of
the Democratic State Convention Of Ohio, Of
January 8, 1861. Js sars 81.
I'd. That we regard the present econ
Vress'' as disloyal to the Constitution, and
hostile to civil liberty and the Union Of the
States. ss:l aaf Te-s3'4 1905
Sd. That We d~isspprove the Government
Of any States by military power, and we
d~snouncs such Governments as unconstitu.
tional.
An. That political power cannot be exer-
oissd in harmony by two distinct races; that
we are opposed to the extension Of the
right Of suffrage TO the, Negro; that We de.
nounce and oppose the Proposed Amend.
ment to the Constitution Of the State, and do
most heartily approve OF the following views
Of Stephen A. Douglas, namely: 81 hold
that this Government was made on the
vhite basis, by white men, for the benefit Of
Uhite men, and their pOsterity forever, and
should be administered by white men, and
none Others; l do not believe the Almighty
made the Negro capable Of self-government,'
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For Strictly Pure White
Lead at Cincinnati Prices,
Go To Sisson's Drug Store.

TEE PUBLIC DEBT-The statement
for the month Of May shows that the
debt bearing coin interest has increased
S61, 440, 500 the debt besring currency
interest has decreased $41,323,9l5; the
mstured debt not presented for payment
has decreased So, 219,52O and the debt
bearing no interest has increased $685.
286. .5.iassa ssaE I s93I
The amount Of coin in the Treasury
has decreased to the extent of y$15,492,-
026 AZ; the currency balance has in
creased. S38, 1921, 6O6 Awhile the
amount Of debt less cash in the Treasury
shoves q decrease Of ITO, 1853 rs.
The total amount Of currenty nos
aioat is $3.50, 1876 900. The total con.
traction in May was 3 6,300,524..
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Ia WOODEN F~AcroRY.--A person who own
i. large and valuable tract Of land, through
uhich the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
passes, west of and adjoining the AaleSAi
Estste, in vinton county, authorizes US 10
state that q site for q Wooden Factory WIZ
DO given free to any party who will ouiiu
uoon Il. 1t is an excellent place for . wool
en- Factory; about one mile from the zaieaEi
Depot of the NJ. s. C. R. B. and water COAL
wood, and every thing else necessary tOr
building and run ming an establishment o.
this kind, being near ct hand We think
there Is not a more convenient location in
~, ,ounty, for 0 Wooden Factory. For fur
Their particulars call on or address the Ed
tor Of this paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

SOME of our Subscribers at Eagle Fur
mace, in this county, inform US that they
do not receive the DEMOCRATIC ENoUI-
REA regularly. We do not knnw who
detains or destroys the papers sent to
that Furnace. The package is addressed
TO the Furnace, By way of Hamdon, and
isr mailed at this Post Office regularly
every Thursday morning. We hOpe our
subscribers will inquire into the matter,
and, if possible, find out and send us the
nsms Of the party who is guilty Of this
base conduct, s9.i .a.,g.