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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-05-08
Progress Of Reconstruction.

bra'ed its twenty,ninth anniversary ON
Saturday last. The occasion was mark,
ed BY An order froh General SIcKLEs re
qniring the National Standard to he
borne in front Of the procession. We
copy the Wsrcurys account Of this Incl.
dent Of the celebration
When the procession was ready, or al
mos ready, 10 move General C'itz sent
fnr Mr. Nathan, the Chief of the FIRE
Dnpar'mcnt. aid showed him an order
from General Sickies, Of which the follow
ing ia a copy:
headquarters 81 Military District.
(Norlh and South Csrol'na)
Charleston, s G. Auril 81, 1867.
General: You rnmemher the rpGrhis
we expressed 10 prnminpn, citizens on the
dav OF the last Fireman's Parnda that
the American Flag was not 10 I've aapn in
the column. This was then said 10 have
heen Gn inGdvsr,ent omission. It is re-
ported to me ths mbrnina that among
the various embpms horne hv the several
companies at the rendezvous on the Ci,ar
del parade ground, the flag is, not there
] desire that Won will at once send for
the CHEF OF the Fire Uerar,ment and
inform him that The national standard
must he horne in front of ,he column.
that an esc""t at honor to consist Of ,wo
members of each company present will
he detailed bv himself 10 march with the
colors; that the color. be placed opposite
the reviewing persona 'es on he ground
GesiC ated Tor tie review. and that every
person in the column shall salute the col,
ors bv Fitting his ha' or cap on arriving
at the point three PAGES distant from ,he
colors and carving the cap unified mar,
ching past tAe colors To the point three
PAGES distant from the same.
The. Mavor of the ci,7, the Chief of the
Fire Department: and the Foreman ~
Companies will he held responsible for ,hc
observance of this order. aud they are
hereby authorized and required to arre.,
any person who diso'evs il.
You will take such measures 40 Won
may find to he necessary to ensure the
execution OF this order,
Very rosrer'rulv.
(SignedJ d F. SSTCKLES,
Major General Commanding.
To Brevet Brigader General II. r..
C'itz, U s A., C'mmandinc Pos, Char
lesion S. G..
Official J. w. CLovs.
Capt 81 Int, A. A A. Gsn'.
In this connection il will be ramemher.
ed that the Fire Department, as depart
men'. has never carried national flag on
parade; and as no United States f,g had
been carried at the parade "f last wear
it was not supposed that it woii'd he rec
essarv on Saturday. Ne hap bad honn
prepared. and one could not he procured
without considerable delay. Nevertheless
in accordance with the requirements Of
the order OF General Sickle the hsr was
procured the guard detailed. ,nd the col
umn moved for~ari. II is believed bv
manv- we do not know on &hat author
i'v-fhat General Sick'es WAS inanced Ia
take the s,ep he did. hs the representa-
TONS Of rartain c;,izans. who's. CON ndur,
can only have been influenced hv de
sire to .s'ander and injure the people OF
this c'v.
We find in the Richmond Times one
of the sb'est and hest papers ir the couh
trv. the following aImShrtion Of warn
ing":
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Nnw Yong Anil 90

Nnw YoRK, April 20.
Cotton decidsdIv higher. Middling
Uplands 20 and 30 cents. Gold So.
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STATE NKws-rHE ELECTEoN

Negroes voted on the lst for the first
time 10 Tennessee, and q is a wonderful
instance Of the f~Orbearauce Of the white
residents, we DO not say citizens. through.
out the state, that no riot or disorder III
consequence resulted.
There is no doubt that RrownIow Il
elected by a large majority, which wa
believe may be safely estimated al ba-
tween $1,000 aud $4,000. The Tri-
umph Of the republican candidates Sor
congress Is no less certainly assured
but by less decided msjorities. owing I'M
part 70 local prejudiees snd personal
Considerations, u in a great degree 10
the ~parrot-like nature Of the intelligent
colored voters who were drilled into
supporting Brownlow, without an idea
OF, or the slightest appreciation for, the
measures ana objects OF the party be
represented.
Below we publish additional details 30
far as heard from
R7OEuHe.-The election passed of oui.
city, and tie radical majority is 644
Davidson county gives q radical ma
jority Of 1000, and Of this Nashville. 82Oa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority
is 6i9.
Ldgrange.-Browni0wis majority, $40.
JeDersOR.-Brownlow's majority, ~.
In West Tennessee BrOWnloWis ms
gority VIII probably reach from forty
nye hundred 10 five thousand.
The returns for members OF the legis-
lature are not full or complete, btf II
seems probable the majority OF those
elected are radicals. With such a result
the future Of the state appears hopelessly
dark, but though the blind fanatieism Of
the hour seems 20 have swept over the
white people lik the hand Of Ariel,
and blinded them to the fact fbsf fho13
were bending their " and their
children's necks 70 the woke ~
the ignorant and brutal negro. Yet ar
awakening must come, and We viii Still
cherish the hope tnat Iennesseeans will
Ia the future feel the Importance Of GOV
erniDg white men by 3 majority Of their
OWE race and color, OF restricting the
franchise % those possessing sufficient
Intelligence to htly exercise the Privi-
sga
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LOYALTY 70 the Union OF the STATES:
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tionsl. oonstitutionslly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, UsurpatiOn
and Oppression, Of one man or many
and 10 all e~ncroachments upon the rights
II freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerogstives Of any
Department Of the State OF National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens
all rights and privileges Of which they
8 Y been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the colored
! see Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUDIATION by State or Nation
I anv honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
otisms, no enthroning Of martial law,
O suspension Of the writ Of Hsbeas
,orpus. no Staying Of citizens by Mill
srv Commissions, 30 lSttres de cdchetr
q time Of peace.
STRICT sUBORDENATION or the military
D the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Z peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
ent 20 prevent the humiliation Of civil
berty by the Notwithstanding Of the
Government, and to restore the Union OF
ne States; and Of all that be has done
} defend the Constitution and to main
ain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
4w; and charity and allowance for
hat he has left undoue or done 'sslWs
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T-ELEGRAPHIU sLARKETs.

New YORK, August Cotton firm
sales 1900 bales; Uplands. 2Sc. Flour
dull and lower; So 1497 40 for superine
western. Whisky quiet 35937ci1 bond.
Wheat, dull and heavy, 81 IS for No.
Milwaukee. Rye, dull. Corn, lower
1901 O3 for new mixed western; 81 fOr
southern yellow. Oats, unchanged.
Rice, quiet. Coffee, quiet aud frmer.
Sugar steady, III for Cuba. Pork, dull
and heavy; S23 As for new mess.
Money market steady 495e for call
loans. Sterling dull, 9A9l0b Gold, a
shade better; 1405@14G4. Government
stocks, a shade firmer. Stocks, lower,
closing quiet; 47@47t for w. U. tele-
graph. Tennessee IS, coupons attached,
694 new issue, 05. Adams express, 764.
Merchants Union, 172. Shipments OF
specie, to morrow, will be about one mil
lion, and ifthe California steamer arrives,
two million. Receipts at sub-treasury,
g 100 O6l payments, 1851, $40; balance
$l27, 826, S04
LOUISVILLE, August 2 Tobacco dull
sales to-day l53 hhds., 50 l5919 so
whole range. Flour lower; SO as for
No. l new; low grades entirely neg
lected. Wheat, 81 IS for prime. Corn,
81 % for white, shelled and delivered.
Oats, S3c for old; soc for new. Mess
poEk, S24 Bacon, l9c for shoulders ;
l69l64c for clear sides. Lard, 13c.
Fancy hams, 20492lc. Whisky nominal.
New ORLEANS, August Cotton
sales, 800 bales prices unchanged re-
ceipts OF the week, 1859 bales; exports,
AGO bales stock on hand, 27,SS6 bales.
Flour, dull and unsettled. Corn, uu-
steady 97@cGSl 25 whole range Oats,
firm Il 1kETI IN park EOg N nanan
quiet shoulders, l236I33e; clear sides,
l6916fc. Gold, 393a4O; sterling and
New York sight, unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, August 2.-Tobaceo active
and unchanged. Hemp firm and I'M
changed. Flour dull aud lower, 81 759
IS for X SO 25GS11 so for Xxx; Sll 756
Sl2 so for choice TO fancy. Corn, higher,
S29S5c for mixed; 85690c for yellow /;
91c9Sl for prime to fancy white. Oats
lower and unsettled 57G76c. Rye de-
clined to Sl9Sl 05. Provisions dull and
easier; pork, S24 so bacon, l24c; shout
ders, l5sc clear sides, Isle; sugar cured
hams, l9620c. Whisky nominal.
CINCINNATI, August 2-Flour quiet
and unchanged SS9S 50 for Y; So 250
8 IS for family, and SO 509l1 for fancy.
Wheat higher; 81 So for No. l red, and
S2G2 25 for choice white. Corn frmer,
and unchanged. Oats dull and lower
50955c for new, and 65@70e for old. Rye
dull and heavy at zoe. Whisky dull and
unchanged. Pork dull and nominal;
S2S 5O92S 70. Bulk meats held at Iii
@l3&c. Bacon irregular; I2fc for shout
ders, and 15l@l54c for clear sides; hold
ers are not Offering freely, owing to re.
ported light stocks at New Orleans and
other southern markets sugar-cured
hams, 2lG22c. Lard dull and nominal.
firm, l29l5e. Coffee STEADY.
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FOREIGN.

PEsTH, August AT an election for
members of the Hungarian diet, Louis
Kossouth was chosen TO represent the
city OF Waitzen without q dissenting
vole. ~
BERLIN, August liking William is
sued a proclamation to-day assuming the
duties Of sovereign Of the north German
states.
Bismark's official organ, in to-day's
editorial, strongly advises the interfer-
ence OF European powers in q certain
question.
VIENNA, August 2.-The sultan left to-
day for COnstRntinople.
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BRANTFORD, Q. w. August 2.-Ths
emieraEt train that left here at ter
O'Clock last night, when near Paris, rar
over a drove of horses which had strayed
on the track, throwing the engine down
a fifteen feet embsnkment, killing the
engineer Graham, and seriously injurinp
the fireman. No passengers hurt.
CHARLESTON, August 2.-Geu. Sickles
removes the police Of the town of Sum-
ter for alleged maltreAtment of blacks
and ineihoiency. He has appointed two
c0lored aud one white policeman 10 spe-
coed the late inoumbents. u. S. Marshal
Epping was arrested last night on the
charge Of attempting to fight a duel with
q. Z. Bowen, owing TO an abusive letter
about Epping published by Bowen. The
difficulty grew out of rivalry for the
leadership Of the republican organlza-
ton here.
Several freedmen who emigrated from
here 10 Liberia last year have Just re-
turBedi bringing very diseouraging sc.
counts Letters from those who remain
are 70 the same purport, and they advise
southern freedmen not TO emigrate.
WASHINGTON, August 2-Bradley oc-
eupied the entire session Of court to-day
in argument for Surratt. Pisrpontcloses
for the government tomorrow.
New York, Aug. "A requium a
for the repose Of the soul Of the late
emperor Of Mexico, was celebrated AZ
the Thirtieth street st. John Baptist
church last night.
LOUISVILLE, August 2.-River rising
three feet five inches ia canal.
All accounts from Tennessee agree in
the state TO the radicals by %. 900
majority, and al ehtire radical congress
SIGNAL delegation eisoted, !
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To ooRREsPONBENTs

So notice can be taken Of anonymous Com
m~unicadOns. Whatever is Intended for IN
ssrtion in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as a GUARANTEES OF his good nsith and
responsibility.
Business Letters should be addressed 10 tHA
Memphis.
Communications for publication must be WIT
ten on enc side or the page only, and VIII
all other matters connected with the eaito-
rial department should be addressed; EDI-
TOPS APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as rule, undertake TO return art-
cIss not found suitable for publication
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w. E. Wards
SEMINARY FOR IOUNG LADIES.
Nashville, Tenn.
A SUPERIOR Boarding and Day SehoOI

Points in this School:
1. English and Mathematical COURSE. the
same with hrst-class colleges
2. Pure Frpneh by n French Teacher.
German and Spanish mex session. Our rates
for these, though lower than other schools,
viii be continued.
3. Latin aud Greek, CHARGE.
Latin is vital IN scholarship. {" It is. saws
George P. Marsh. "a petrGlcation Of the
principles OF artieulate~l language"
4. Music made attractive, BY new seven
octave Pianos for practice.
s.. school Desks-the new patent style.
q. Esthette Studies-rhe beautiful Paint
iDgs Of last year speak for themselves.
Z. GOOd Beaith-ThR bill for drugs for
ten months was SO 10. Result OF good diet.
thorough ventilation ant filtered water
>. Moral Eniuence@SRered music IN
chapel fiee 10 all. PupDswo1ship in the city
Churches Of their ehviee on the Sabbath.
3. Home Hn1aeaee-The NoeteGy of the
Aouse-tbe Etiquette OF the Table the many
lessons on polite culture-trs Indispensable
to many and valuable 70 all.
The next session VIII open oa the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Caialogues, giving full particulars, furnished
on spptcation. REV. WI WAR;.
B2]W pIincipal.
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a Card.

Prospectus giving full particulars can be had
jyaii1 D. J.. COGAN. President.
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VHTE viii at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have { completed by the 18th Of Sep
tembeT, but by the hIst day OF that month we
will be ready 10 receive goods on store
The sheds will be divided into IRE proof CON-
partments by brick walls, aud covered WITH tin
Those " o have patTO ized US for the last two
seasons, and thOs who may have pr posed 10
do so the appHOachir z one, may rest assured we
VIII be ready for them
We design est blishiug a Cotton Compress in
connection with our warehouse, upon an adj
jacent lot, which will be ready by the lst OF Cc-
tober or sOoner. The proximity o our estab-
hshmenJ 10 the river rendef s The handling Of
cotton so convenient that we can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river iree OF drayaEe. The
advantage Of the pOsil8n is equal to one d ay-
axe on all cotton sent fOr compressment from
other warehouses, while on 81 cotton IA our
warehouse for cOmpressmcnt there can be two
drayages saved, since Il would be as easy Tor rs
by drays.
iy8O J.R CHRISTIAN co.
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J. D.
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
SCHOOL LIMITED AND SELECT.
NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY,
l. open on the
First Monday In September Next.

and close about the last OF June. 1853 Tba
Principal viii be assisted by a graduate ~
the University Of Virginia For furthsr infor.
nation as 10 Terms, etc, address the PrincipaI.
Somervlle, Tenn. The Pr ncipal would refer
70 the gentleman whose named are appended
below.
N. B-Th9se whose names are marked by
asterlsks are or have been, patrons OF the
school ID. Nj. QUARLES,
Principal.
eMr s NJ Apperson, Memphis; N h Frier.
SOD, Columbia, Tenn ;oDr ] 7 Baskerville, FAY.
cite county; @Col J h Mosby, Fayetle eoonty;
sol sam Tate, Msmphis AIR W P PrOuddt,
Memphis; Mr. Thos II A len, Memphis: @Mr
Jas Smiser, Columbia Tenn; eMr AL Gulop.
memphis; "Mr l. II stewart, Memphis; eMr j
l. Pulllam, Somerville PROF J G Pettus. Ma
IN, Tenn @Hon J T Jones, Helena, Ark;
n Shapard, 50, Upton county; eCo A s
Lacey, Memphis; eMr 5 H Hornor. Helena.
Ark eGen Joseph Williams Memphis; oCoI III
L Bell, Pine Biun, Ark Rev W Q johnson
Edit 7 Christian Advocate, Memphis; Gen B
w Williamson, Memphis; Mr. W b Miller.
Memphis; Mr. Law 5 Marys, Memphis; CAPT X
= Williamson, Memphis; eMr W HTdsrfln.
Port Gibson, Mis-; Chancellor J w Harris
SOmerv1lle Judge Humphreys, Somer.
ylllei Rev r II Rivers, Somerville; aMr
l. scott, Somerviile Prof F. u Boyd, Somer-
vile Faculty University of Virginia; Prof y
3 jayne, Washington College; Gen + II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July q, 1857. au2 II
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Female Collegiate Institute,
Jackson, Tenn.
REV A. ". JOINS AN, PRESIDENT.

THE I7stitutiOn for Young Ladies Of our
Il country. send your daughters, and lull
satisfaction, IN al respects. shall be Eiven.
Next Session Begins Aug. -. '67-
For particulars address the President tvW6 v
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For Brazil

nESTROUS OF ENGRAVING TO Brazil his fau,
II offer my Place Tor sale, dirt cheap
1t is ituatedsbCuteish miles east Of Memphis,
a little over one-half mile south OF GOOdlett's
station on the ~. and c r r. contains
seveuty-dye acres, fifty IN cultivation, nearly
al the open land enclosed with a young a q
b1gnfols hedge, new framed house. with six
rooms and very cOnven eut, cabins, etc, etc.
Come aud see the riace. or inquire Of Roys eT,
Trezevant & Co, 30 second street, semphis.
Also ether lands for sale.
iy6G g.. O. BUNTTN.
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DIED.

sMITH-on the "a inst, aged p years, MARY
HENRIETTA, vie Of DR.. ". spottswood Smith,
and daughter Of George winchester, Esq, Of
this city.
The friends OF the family are requested to AZ
tend her funeral from Calvary Church, Cd this
Saturday evening at 4 O'Clock.
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Inc smnlI Frnits OF h. 49,

We hear a good deal about the wheat
and corn crops OF the west, and Just now.
what is most pleasant to hear, that tbey
are ample and most promising. But a
little paragraph in a western paper about
" the small fruits Of lower Egypt" or
southern Illinois, opens another feature of
that prolific region which is very inter-
estlng. Il is stated that from a single
railroad station at Golden, Union county.
on The Illinois Central railroad, forty.two
miles north Of Cairo, there was shipped.
chiefly 20 Chicago, between the 18th oi
May and the 10th of June, 26O, 800 quarts
OF strawberries. The average value cf
these berries was about twenty cents a
quart, or over $4,000 foT the whole, a
trife more than one half Of which went
70 the growers, making a very pretty
little sum for a months sales OF the small
fruits Of a single NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IrGpeler.
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MIaWay school, ChariOuesTilIe Va.

THE third se-Eon Of this school VIII Begin on
L tAe Erst Wednesday of September next, and
end on the last wednesday Of June. Is5-. con-
sistiag OF two terms OF Nv months each. The
course Of stu is desigIed 10 pr pare boys
for the University Of Virginia, or any other
erllt &c, or FOR the practical business Of lie.
board and Tuition, $50 per
teTm-PAYABLE IN ABYaNCE Muse and
Drawing at Professors che yes Washing,
Fuel and Lights. atacrual cost rach uupil fur
. fshHs bis own rOwels For circulars and other
p~ariculaIs adde's WTLSON q. y CARR.
Charlottesville Va; JOSEPH PACKARD il,
Eheo. Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, Princi-
p Is.
Referenee-The Faculty Of the University Of
virginia. f-1G gfaw9re
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SECOND RACE-CONsOLATION STAKE
Mile heats FOR beaten horses that have been run
at this meeting Entrance so. Purse 500.
The Pool seller 70 add 500. Horses 10 be han
dieapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A ID. GI8sON.
jy20 e0i Acting Secretary.
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE-CITIzESs' PURsE"-Two
mile heats. Free for All ages Purse 500. En-
trance $40.
SECOND RACE-Tbreem mile dash for all ages.
SO entrance. Three or more 70 start Associa-
ton to add 500. Second horse TO ave his en-
trance money.
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Somerville Institute.
n September 2d,
University of Mississippi.

EXERCIsES will he resumed on the eth Sep
u TENDER next Rev. JOHN S. WADDEI,
DID, chancellor, assisted by a corps OF able
Professors
A Preparatory Department for students VIC
design entering the Freshman Glass next year
Is provided. They must be 1fteen years Of age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
taught.
A school Of Practical Science has been or
g~anized, especially for young men who desire
% tase an eclectic course. eUcustve OF the
classics.
Commercial Law, Bookkeeping and PEN
manship, will be taught
Necessa y additions % our splendid cOlec-
ton Of Astronomical. Physical and Chemical
Apparatus viii be made, under the supern-
tendency Of DR.. L. c. Garland, during the
present vaeafiOn.
The Law DepartmenG under the instruction
n Hon l. Z Lamar, Is II successful opera
ton. The advantages OF an extensive Law
Library. ana The siitincs OF the Fs eral COurt
and the High Court or Errors and Appeals AZ
this place. commend this department to young
gent smen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
IN all The departments (fOr annual sess-
1f------- .-----. ---- W
Fuel. SIS deposit 20 cover damages, S. u %
Students must make mp The e1cit when the
fuel Zee is exhausted. Board at SIS
per month IN private families. AZ SIS to Is (;
room rent is CHARGED, but Students will provide
their own furniture.
The healthfulness OF oxford, its social refine
meut ard religions privileges, commend the
J.. N. HOwRY,
Secretary Of the Board
Oxford, July Is 1851. iyl6 d2w-w6W
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duly ~, 1907.
Sales At the Stock Erck0age-FTrsu
BOrrd- Government Department.
First Cal, l0} o'clock a. ~.
Tennessee 6s, new, 1900, 68l ; 1850,
66s Tennessee IS, 1000, sx-coup0ns, 67i
Georgia State as, 5000, 85l California 70.
1000, l24 Missouri IS, 1900, 104t.
swagger, negroes Exult, Radicals
The bonds of your State cell, day after
day, at 66, 66l, GO. Missouri 6s. at 1915,
and Georgia rs. at $50 and So. You have
a reprieve Of two years. Go ahead
Who's afraid ? The State pays all
losses,-the poor, miserable, plucked
goose. 1t costs you nothing to sell her
bonds for less than bali their fsee in gold.
You dance she pays the piper.
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4 GOOD

A s administrator Of the esfa.e of ]. M. LvIes
"a deceased, l wish to dispose of either a hall
or his entire interest as SOLE Lessee OF the Mis-.
Slssippi State Penltentiary. Ny brothers lease
continues Tor l3ye3rs, under an act of the eg-
lIatuTe Of The State Ny object in Offering 70
% this Lease, either in Whole or in part. Is 10
renew myself OF the rrs oustbility OF personal
aIteutOn 10 the management OF the business,
which must. OF coarse center at jackson. the
state Capital, and 20 be properly controlled
would require my tmmedia-e and constant SUI
perVlslon 1 am a merchant, have a family.
and am PERMANENTLY located at oxford, Miss ;
ana am otherwise 50 situated that / cannot
give the immense interest growing ont or this
Lease that attention Whioh IL deserves. Thee
are - this time about two hundred conyicts in
the PentteDtlaFT, For particulars address me
at oxford, Miss.
W. L.LYLEs, Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
Miss.
Gen. A: N. West, President Miss. Cent R. R.,
Oxford. Miss.
Galbreath, Stewart & 20 Memphis.
Petty & Sawyers, Mobile, Ala.
HtiaSple & Gates, New Orleans.
Tom q sam Henderson, New Orleans.
Miss.
MsJ a A. Phillips, Superintendent for Les
sees.
Wisdom & DuT, Attorneys, Memphis.
Avalanche copy. aus dim
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THE ATHENAEUM,
COLUMBIA, TENN.

MRS. T. 6. SMITH, Principal,
A SISTED by an able and experienced corps
n or Teachers The next session OF this
school begils on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-03
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from the farm of B. Askew, in Fayette county
near SlPIesS leAvy, on July %. 1867. one sarre
dorsei ntteen hands and one inch high, white
lace white hind legs up to his knees, brand or
MS leIb hoUlGer resembling a figure 8. Ions
Dusny tail, small saddle scald in the center III
as pack. l will give Fifty Dollars reward fnl
lng Horse and Thief, o Twenty i've Dollars fol
eIlner deuVeredt 70 me IN Fayette county. Re
fer to Bartlett& Gerald Haksmore. Front Row
AempIls b. ASKEW