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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-05-22

RUMoRs OF IMMENSE FRAuDs.-The Richmond cor
respondent of the New York World writes:
II will, in few days, furnish you some important
information relative to the operations of notorious
Government agent here in connection with threatened
confscations of land and house property, tobacco and
other bects. An accurate inventory taken soon
after the war, of the large property of prominent reh
els with view to confscation. Proceedings this
head were subsequently abandoned at what cost to
the property holders think inform you hereaf
ter. remember how the initiative proceedings in
this confscation programme told upon the Of
the property holders Interested and can well ina
CINE at what they would purchase sedatiye from
the official head in the grand scheme of threatened
conGscation. Some twenty thousand dollars worth
of manufactured tobacco belonging citizens Of Rich
mond was seized, upon amsy pfetext Of its being
owned by the rebel Government and slowed away to
await the result of an investigation The tobacco is
said to have been moved in some mysterious manner
from the storehouse and the building after
destroyed by fire. OF course the tobacco shared the
same fate of the building. This property owned
by the most upright and reliable merchants in Rich
mond. more corrupt set OF vagahonds never dis
graced country than were installed into Office by the
Federal Government in this city aud State, after the
More hereafter on this subject
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Total ................sl 4S, 06g, cog
Amount Of debt less cash in Treasury Q96
By comparing this with the statement of April / it
shown that the debt bearing coin interest has in
creased SAL 49, 1850 the debt bearing currency in
terest has decreased s37l65 07o; the matured debt
not presented for payment has decreased $685. lis,
and the debt bearing interest has Increased 81 $685.
1872 making the increase to the total debt during the
month S. 81 1924. The amount of coin in the treas
ary during the period has increased ,292 800,
and the of currency has decreased $500 PCS,
leaving the of debt less cash in the treasury
May ], S26il,97t less than on April l.
Washington dispatch, May /.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-16

!. 4ifle Bari beHnba F9 b BEN @eBan6e, ueitbeS
irAPtE upH esE 4ientfrb 8anf bepetnf nat Al ber
20 nHlen r. 6ene6k Mat tlt Defe&, Sob, @glber
4F@ttS, u 2. @ennA mflA GtmA6EboM9s 3a wegEamfsM
Selen, Drast4s @eApens ae, W. allen ThdIen bef
s-W nnt 10 GGasamtshetel lmnst perrathte
sAD aMM @eEk9Nf @eie @eRpnme einaelSa n. Com
ssMAb 5ntkFfit ytatsA ttheif Fsn @atem arseeiamt.
MbnGg &eme6,
~. HefFps 9aiftFeE,
@Fdfssft. 6Jf5 3R
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Qflllnuttr 3O3.
..Nb,6as tbut soiit. s.etaate er bonu.

.,nNbSeas tbut gu, : sefaste er,bann,
inoent er Bic SIaide pieber nieber.
feate: ber - sunt Senfel - mas
mid Set &esI bisrW rief e 0dat, oils
er iebt ben 9aasDirtb efbft6te, Der
nod INNER reglln9sLoe kintkr 6eln
Sfen fdflO, i uStautitier, 1nb; Id ere
tenne Gu@l 1Bos pout SIR bier?
Wa1t, 6aB Sbr fort fommt!H
,9alt Gein Iofes Nlaul, gabe,"
entgeenete 6er 8irtbj inben er Der,
borfrat nna nit 0er S5amit fsbr bent.
Iids uaO srlIarIi9s E gs4ssunssn
uaBas min Der aerE bier, Mutter?"
ihrie Nimar0; in6enl er cine Ieere
6lafde ereyiif unb iie erpbenb Dor Dem
Birt5 in Der Quft herumlhmenfte. -
ygr BAT ben Border geipieIt,a -.
vSdweig, Bhbe; Id babe Elm gle4t,
BIER 80 febtna belln mir geb5rt aiefes
Simmer utfb Sbr siebtl inofgen aust
rief Der 9ousipirtb mt Iauter, iuHtbs
beber0er Stintnle, iil6eni er nod einen
Sdritt auf @i@arb Sutrat, 10 6ab F5
iebt beibe IN Der 6rpbenbiten SteIuna
ae9eniiber ftan0en. 1850 sHis tt22gi6
Die &atberin bate fi6 iett init ber
er0Bten6raftanitr i'm Betteaufe
geridtet unb rang ber3peifeIno Bic
S6nbe. = - '.'s...a tsss<
,3ant unb @freit an tneinehs ardtss
tenloeerl" pebflogts fe init sitterns
Der StimIness sc. MiaarOs bait On
s;,Itsl sSr TEN g. StfabI tir Ssias aasIaeIi4e
g9lit ipef6era Stedts ttsbt Der xert
bier?4 fdrie 0fi9aro NIT latter, RAJ
feneer Stimrie. ,Gr foG bilauseeben,
benn bas Simmer eeb6rt DirIHf .5Hss
e8e3ablt es erit, menn es Sud aes
b6ren folIw bobnte Der 8iyfb. ,,Sier
bnb i9 Su befebIenlH !. 'aia
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&idaro. ,,Gr BOT Did iupbt nm bic
paar Seller gernabnt, Wutter2ns 5iw
sd nil Sir oas NfauI itopfenM
grOlIte ber Saustpirtb, nit Der ssduit
0roben6. g g .'.zzsis 22sse
Iisg sfSortiehuuo foFdf Al a5sH 5ia
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g E 10 goxt, Is. Wsara.

8eru bat ie6e @ernitteluna in ieis
nen 8piltisteiten NIT Spanien 3ll<
ridgetpiefen. s4 ).
Wtarques bate oie 8ert6ei6iauna
bon Merieo iibern0nlmen unD cine
prableriI9e YrotIamation erlafen.
WarimiIian itanb NIT 14,7O0 Mann
ben $4,000 9iberaIen bon Gscobe0o
entsegen un6 cine enti9eibenoeS SdIadt
iollte am 26. gefodten iper6en.
Ser amerifaaii6e GonfHl in Sas
banna tbeilt init, oab bic energtf1en
unb flugen Gorri1tnngen 6es @enee
ral>Gapitans ie6en 8eriud, Gflabene
f4iffe aus3uruiten ODER Gtlaben 3u
Iln6en, berbinoert ba6en. 7g.e
Bon Georgia f6mnlt bic gfdhri@t,
baB bic 8oItsitimmung bem 0eGers
ltinnre6t geneigter lpirb, 0antit n6t0<
lide Gapitaliiten fd beranlabt feben,
mad 6em gtante gu jieben uub feline
f6lummernben Siilfsqneleu 81 ente
ipi6eIn.
Sir 6reb. Bruce foH Der britif@en
Hegierung aerotben baben, .fsiue metz
teren Nadridten ii6er ben Senierdnfs
ftanb per Babel bierber gelangen gu
IaiIens Die Seniera In Qtnertfa fi0
nod immer enf oas @ilbeitr anfge4
rest.
Oas Gonlite 3ur Nb6iiIfe ber glctbs
Iei0en6en I'm Gl0en, iueIbes in gfelu
BORT feineu Sit bot, for0ett aHe eGeiit<
Ii6en Oes 9an0es auf GelOer 3lt bies.
fem 3ipede 81 fammeIH.
Sn Buffalo nnO Detroit preai0ea bic
fenifGen Gea6centers bon einers tenen
&reasauge nad Canada, bon 10 Danls
pftrn, bie am NfOntae atr Bsfretnna
SrlanO6 abein0eH, un0 BON sc, ,O00
pobl6iseipIjnirtsn &oIhaten, bic. fpds
teftens ON /. 9gpfiI auf Dem iti(Aen
DOben bic 90Iblinge Des De0potismne
uHter Die Siibe itauapfen miirbrnI
Die GEpe6iti0n eegeH bic SHDiahev
unter Sen. 9anc0G 1T gum 0InI6rAGf
fertig.
and IN Seras faneen e5timinen an,
fiir cine Convention Rnter Der 9eronr
itructionsbiu IaHt 80 speveen 49,
Gebr beoeuten0e GenOnn0eIl bon
&Orn unD anDerm @efreibe gebea ane
bein SlorDen Iiber slorfoEE nad Gbafs
IeitOn. Bilmin0t0n phD Gabannab slr
Grlei1terun0 Der ROtb imI Gsa0cl.
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Tiir 1tnternebn,er.
eefanntnasbaae fllr eteaeraasler

Der Sta6ts sGteuereinnebmer weEa er 4i6Rdnhe ber
Circuit Court ibergebennb BITE SteMerlifte eebis ct
inSIes aof steDt sssFs aas ieigea sa
Siejenieen, Ipelbe tlner6aIb finf fasen poa beuie
dt beaGben, folIen pon 6er 8etGblRng Der Roen bes
bic in man&ea 5auen fi9 bSber beIaHfen, ais bic
Stu rn.s ~ 4fgss A.g8. HIItIanh, {
MIA Sm StehereinRebmer.
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= b
ton nno 9oiuarO betbeiligten fi6 an Der
sienilib lebbdften 0ebatte, unO nit II
9e9eH 81 6tiinmen iuuroe oas gmen6e.
litent beriporfen. Mr. Drate 6eanlraflte
bierauf Elm ailoeres &menoemleff, diff
aeheime glbitiniHuas unb TIRE belfins
oi9e Ginfiibrnng ais gBablmobus flr
Die Ser. Staaten beslsIid, uoriib.r
1eood teine @ntidsiOune 80 Gtunoe
am.
Saus. is2
s Mr. GobOOe niddte bsfanut, Odb er
am itadfen Montaa cine JleloIution
sur GInlesnng eines @ongrebauslhulles
0ebafs Der lnteriuhung Ser llnters
i9leife i'm Sdabamte ein6rineen luerOe.
$50 4 = i y 4
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GOn8rea=0erbanbIunaem

sk{ comb on,s IA. aRdt3s !
Sie Senierunruben iin0 nod ni9t
gang Su Gnoe. Die Negierung bat fo<'
e6en bier &anonenboete mad DubIin
ent!enbet, UNI i'm 9ifip sSInfIe itatiouirt
5u tuerOen. Die Nufltdnbil9en baben
3ufu1t in ben 8ifIo6 Bergen aenom.
men, no fie benz Sunger unO Der 8aIte
erlle9en. .ii.S 4f4s%fa s'1 "a
geabe3u cine Salffe Der itaIienifGen
Bablen muB gun, 3hueiten MtoIe pors
genomnlen iper0en. Sds NeIuIfat III
ouberoreentIi9 smeifeIbaft.- @aribaIbi
itebt an ber Spibe Der SppOfition. :
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Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square
of 10 per cents.
Eve ether day e. .. d. adyertisements viii be
charged TIVE thirds of the ab.vs rates.
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar q square for
each insertion.
Special or ity Item notices. 20 cents q line hrst
and 10 cents line svsv additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements win be charged at the
rate Of 80 cents O square,
AL advertise aientS due from date of frst in
sertten. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
to. and no transient advertisements viii be taken
Lnlsss accompanied by the money
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
ONCE Ne. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE
(syer W. T. Berry q Co.'s Book store
P. o. Adress Lock Box 90, 49, 80
NASHVILLE, TENN
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(6Ortfesa1g fotst .)i 1asH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-01
PROSPECTUS
TEIE BAPTIST.

WYE PROPOSE to publish q WEEKLY
w PAPER, devoted to the diffusion Of
the principles of religion and the interests
of tho Baptist denomination. We have
been moved to this undertaking by the
solicitations of brethren in various por
tions of this State, as we'll as of other
States, among the readers of the late
Confederate Baptist, ana by our own con
viction that paper of 4 high character
would contribute largely to the intellectual
Improvement, the religious progress and
the general welfare of the churches The
field is large, affording ample room for all
sincere and jealous laborers.
The Baptist will be printed on a sheet
about twenty-five by thirty two inches, and
will contain twenty-four broad columns
mostly in Long Primer type, clear and
lcSible, so that it may be read with COM
fort even by the aged. Its entire mecha-
nical execution will be OF the highest order.
Our columns will be enriched by cores
pondencc and contributions from the
other Southern States, and, occasionally,
from Europe and our missionary stations
abroad. The entertainment and instruc-
tion of the young-espcciallv the child
rcn-will not be forgotten; and our vene-
BILE friend, "Unclc Fabian so well and
favorably known to the readers of tho
Confederate Baptist, will resume his labors
in their behalf. In short, We possess all
the facilities requisite 70 produce paper
of the first rank. AS such, we offer it to
our brethren, and solicit their generous
| cooperation.
The Baptist will be issued as soon as a
sufficient number Of subscribers have been
secured.
TERMS 50 year, payable on the rcccp-
ton of the first number
All communications will he addressed to
'IIe Baptist, Columbia S. c.
J. l.. REYNOLDS,
A. X. DURHAM,
Jan q Editors and Projectors.
sDState papers exchanging with the
| LiluLir al.n rnunD Cd q nNlAl.
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Citron, Currants. Raisins, &c.

0E BOXES CITRON.
AC75 Eaisins. assorted packages.
Together with full supply of Currants,
Prunes, Soft-Shell Almonds, whole and
ground Spices, &c, constantly on hand
ap1 s9r sale low by j. & L. Il. AGNEW'
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GEN. GRAsT TO 81 AcTGNG PnEs1-
DENT. The Washington correspon-
dent teiegrapha to the New York
Her,dd:
a bill is framed for introduction
into the House, and may be present
ed tomorrow, providing 3 that in case
OF the impeachment and removal Of
the President, Gen Grant shall be
appointed acting President. 1T is
understood that Gen. Butler, who is
now here, favors thcsmea 5urc. Con-
Sress has the power, under the Con-
stitution to declare, in case Of the
removal, death, resignation or in
ability both of the President and
VicePresident, what officer shall
net as President until the disability
be removed or President be elected.
The question may be raised whether
he trainers of the Constitution did
not intend to refer exclusively to
civil officers, under which interpreta-
tlm Gen. Grant may be debarred
iron assuming the Presidential chair,
e\ L temporarily; but this question
w!ii probably not have much weight
witt! aither the present or the in,
comm, Congress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MEXICO, New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
fhe finest ever imported or manuia urcd
IN United States. Try it and be convinced.
A New PERFUME! CallcdSwect Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by i. I. Smith
& Co., New York, is. making q sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the hanClkcr-
cilicf for days WjjGd'd EceniI,g P~}ttjn
SWEET OPoPoHAX. New Perfume from
Mexico. The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight.
SwNvr oroPoNAx! Thc only elegant Per-
fumc. Is found on all toilets, AID never
stains the handkerchief.
SWEET CPoroNAx! Is the sweetest In
tract ever made. Supcryedcs all others.
Try it once; will use no other.
SWEET OPopcSAx! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry Joy and gladncss, when
pcrfumcd with Sweet Opoponax.
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The Cravcst alalndics

$ioo&v Of tho passions, and the errors,
abuses and diseases peculiar TO tho first
age OF man, with reports on Few methods
Of treatment employed in this ins tuition.
Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DIR j. SKILLIN
iIOUGHTON, Howard Association, Piila-
doiphia, Pa. Jan - 3mo
= NEEAIsIOUs fsUSiNESS.-Tt is the
richly-trciSlstcd skip that is tracked by the
robbers Of the sea; and, on the same prin-
ciplc, it is the popular specific that the
land buccaneers, called countcrfeitcrs, Sc
lcct for their shining mark HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTEES stand pre-
eminent among medicinal appropriations in
this country. The demand for them is
something wonderful unparalleled; hence
the counterfeitcrs know full we'll that if
they can impose their fiery fluids upon the
people as that famous tonic, they can
make fortunes by the fraud. They are
now at work. Detectives arc on the trail
of some OF them, and others have been
already brought 10 book. Let the public
second the lroplictors in their efforts to
baitlc tEc reckless scoundrcls who seek at
once to poison the community and swindlc
the firm that has produced the finest We
Sctablc BittcrS ever manuEa curcd Think
ing to dodge the law, the countcrfeiters
are alliXng to their bottles names resem-
bling i'll photography and sound that OF
Hostetter, such as "HocMtcttcr," F'Uoof-
stcttcr' and the like. Viii the public be
kind enough to look to this, and to see
also that the label is all right, with its
visncttc Of ST. George and the Dragon,
and its tiny note of hand, signed 'HOS-
TETTER & SMITH?" The proprictors will
do their part to protect the million from
imposition, and they ask the million to be
on the alert against the plottcrs against
their health. HOSTETTER Il SMITH.
Jan 80 +6
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Notice to Property Owners.

I BeROPERT1 OWNERS having dead tire es
"A around tEcir premises are reQucs led
to have the same removed immediately, as
they are becominS dangerous to pedes-
TRANS. IT allowed to remain by said own
crs, on the 1st cf February next. thcv vii,
be cut down by tho city authorities and
distributed to the poor of the city
Jan II 13 'THEO. STARK. Mavor.
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Rich Corre.nondcnce.

The Lacrosse DcmocrM publishes
the following correspondence be-
tween Gen. 3. L. Butler and its
editor, 'Bricl1 Pomcroy:'
"No. II BROADWAY. New YORK CITY,
''January IS, 1867.
M. NJ. PoMERoY, Edituy Democrat
Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
''S1E: When in Milwaukee, last
October, / made all arrangements
With parties there toward the prose-
cution of the suit ! have brought
against you ior defamation of cha
racter, as per preliminary notification
and summons. This was the princi-
pal object [ had in visiting Wiscon-
sin, and my work was done we'll
On consultation with few friends, T
have decided to withdraw the suit if
you will agree to stop your personal
attacks ON me as a man and officer,
which have SO often appeared in your
paper, the Lacrosse DemocrM.
have no particular desire or need to
collect of you the amount claimed
(S100, O00), but do wish to have your
annoying articles stopped; and if
you do not accedc to this PROPOSE
ton, the law must take its course.
'tB. f. BUTLER.
SANcTrM OF TILE DEMOCRAT,
LACROSSE, Wis, Jan. IS, 1867.
Mlgo''- General Benjumin +. BmIer,
LII. d.
SIR: Your note is before me by to-
days mail, and duly noted. As at
present constituted, with a natural
disgust for thieves, robbers, turn
coats, military blunderers, bank rob
bers. women insulters and cvil-hearted
scoundrels generally. permit me, in
all kindness, to say tina [ have no
retraction to make to you, for never
published word concerning you
did not believe true, and which you
must know to be true as Holy Writ,
If you are at all familiar with your
own dishonorable history as public
being, dignifed by accident of birth
with the name of man. I would not
willingly injure your feelings, or de-
prize you of your acorld-ride reputu
ton. SO wcll-earned in the service ol
Butler rs. honesty, patriotism anC
virtue. Nor do / wish you to die ye
awhile, for your name, history. blum.
ders, robberies, insults to women
and treason to your country, are va
luable as warnings to the rising gene
ration.
Believing you to be all l have
ever charged you with being, conf
dent in my full ability to prove every
charge, you are politely privileged to
let the law take it's course, when tn,
world will know more of your rob
berries, history, ami itions, &C., too
numerous to mention.
''The only favor / ask of you i
this: If you conclude to go on will
your suit for libel and damages to th,
amoInt of 100000, permit me t.
plead my own case ia court, and Civ,
me only time to put my spoons, sill
verware, watches, jewelry, &c., i:
some place of safety, outside tn
court room, till the trial is over
with best wishes for your success
and warm reception in your futur
home, [ am, sir,
IN. N. POMEROY,
Editor Democrat, Lacrosse, Wis
Gen. GRAHT TO Il. AcT1xG PnEs1
T,CST Tho W. i,f,tnD ,nrracnD1
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. +. BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN,
formerly employed by Boissonneau, Paris
No. 39O broadway, New York. Oct II "
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Resoiced, That it is not only fair, right
and proper, but essential to order and
government, thai the payment of taxes
LEVIED undcr Act of the Legislature at its
last regular session should be equally en-
forced against all who are Liable to pay
Eeso!ced, Thait The comp.rollcr-cenera!
10 require the shcriffs Of the several dis
tricts to enforce the collection Of the tax
executions against all default;ng tax
payers.
To Nle EheriN of Nic7Aand District
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and emol-
licnt in It's nature, fra grantly scented,
and extremely beneGcial in It's action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March 28 "
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Tri-Weekly s5 Year
VOLUME NO 2A
Thos- Z. w alExer,

Coroner and Magistrate,
HAS REMOVED to the Office in rear or
EG the Court House, formerly occupied
by d. i. DcSau~sure. Esq Jan IS G.
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Ale and Porter.

nNE HUNDRED dozen LondonPORTER
" and Edinburg ALE. Just received and
or sale by j. & L. II. AGNEW.
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REAOy-WADE CLOTEING.

HNHE ladies, gentlemen and young peo-
d pie of Columbia. who may be in want
of SOMETHING TO WEAR, are respect
frlilv and earnestly invited by the ladies' OF
the Industrial Association to call at their
WorN-room, l.. the Female Academy. ara
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one viii always be
found lc2dy 20 cAhiIt the ready y-laa'." gar
mcnts and to receive orders from those
who may wish 20 have work done neatly
and promptly
The object OF The Association is to fur
nish constant employment to those who,
having been impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle for daily bread.
Docs not such an object commend itself 10
tao hearts OF our citizens? Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told that
ou1.peope prefer Northern made garments,
and that there is, therefore, no moro work
Association as this cannot be sustained il,
the capital of S0nth Carolina? Jan 10
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BATcHEhoR's HAIR DYE.-rhi.

splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only hme and perfect Dye-harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad
dyes. InvSorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed W.
ija7n 4. E"tc'eior. All others are. mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by AL druggists and porfu:>lors. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. ED- Beware
of counterfeit. Dec II ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23

Collections made on all accessible
points in the Southwest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23

the medical officer at Elmira discharged
his functions. The hospitals began to be
filed In the latter part Of August with
obstinate cases OF scurvy. Men became
covered with fearful sores, many lost
their teeth, and many others became
crippled, and died cripples FROM that
cause. The eOmmandant Of the pest or
dered q report to be made Of the scorbutie
cases In prison, grave and triiing, and
on the morning of Sunday, September
18th, the lists were added up, when It
wa found that Of $500 prisoners exam
ined, eight hundred and seventy were
tainted with scurvy.
The federal government, as one Of its
measures Of reconstruction, Is officially
and extensively engaged in trsducing
the southern people, and the facility
with which IL procures all necessary
evidence, whether the object be 10 hang
or to ealumniats, warrants the belief
that we shall have q couple Of volumes
3 ear for the rest Of the CEN
fury, demonstrating the barbarity
Of the rebels. Against 90 ad-
mirable q system Of manufacturing
evidence IL IL, OF course, idle to oppose
the feeble efforts of individuals, but /
regard the duty done the less binding on
such Of us a. know the truth to declare
1t: and l hope that throughout the
southern states, intelligent aud credible
men are now putting into authentic form
the evidences of federal ontrsges, the
exploits Of the Shermans and the Shert-
dams, and Meiroys and Buffers, q day
to be published by general subscription
Of u people, that the world may judge
between US and the spoon thieves, the
furniture thieves, the barn burners, the
I - A. - -Aa - ~
wore the sniform OF the federal army.
A. n. K.