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HENRY. M0ORE : GEAUHG
No. ga Broadway, OPP. ST. Nicholas Hotel,
NEW YORK.

NE In
PHILIP HENRY, JR formerly OF Heprys,
JOHN T. HESRY, formerly Of salisbury 4
AIFX-T MOORE, ISAAC P. GENUEG, for
merry with Heprys, smith Townsend.
We nave ready alarge, handsome and well
assorted stock OF READG-MADE CLOTHING,
Tannfactured by US exclusively for the South
ann Trade. which we are plSpAred 70 sell a.
Tow Prices and on Liberal Terms.
0ur stock is adHpted in material, style,
lengths. and sizes, exciusively tothe SOutb, and
.o1snrisaa goods nom the Lowest Priced to the
Ist,tssf Iads. including large assortment OF
800 FOR FREEDuEN'S WEAR
me recent decline in WOODEN and cotton fab
-fcs will enable Us to oder Clothing as Much
LoUe- Prices than It has been sold Tor al any
rash and Close Buyers rom the South are In
ytfed ~ examine our stock before purchasing,
as we believe We can oner them great induce
gs yin be happy to receive Orders, and our
49, ernerance Ia the Southern business en-
sbiss ns - make selections which VIII be Ger
4afn ~ Eve entire satisfaction.
nescriptive Catalogues win prices sent By
maiH sEENRY, MOORE 4 GENUNe.
NEW YORK. july, lSoA. ~ brQGdWey.
ae5 d&Wtsef
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PFRsONAL-We were much pleased
to meet yesterday our clever friend, w.
B. Cotton, Esq, the coroner OF this
county, who has just returned from q
trip to Georgia. He reports the crops in
the different sections through which he
has travelled as being in 3 prosperous
condition. The coroner may be foUna IN
his Office this morning as usual.
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PATENT
A UR O RIA OIL

We want men everywhere to study their own
INTEREST. The right TO manufacture ana sell
the Patent Aurora OIL in q single county, viii
make more money 10 the purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm in your stare
Will make IN a whole year. The Aurora vi
actually costs less than one-hSlf the pr1oe OF
Coal ON. and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora OIL is a. much superior 70 the Coal Ou
ss the Goa OIL Is TO q tallOW andle ara Is
40 MoRE explosive than a tauow candle ANY
Lamp that viii burn Coal OH will burn the Az
rora Oh. l. does not smoke the
does not smell-it viii lot grease OF siam lhe
finest linen-not even white cloth The mate
rial for its manufacture is i"nexhaustlble. One
can make ssyenty-Ave barrels per day
No machinery required. We VIII pay ygIL
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove al, and even
more, than We have stated. A single county Is
4 small fortune TO the man OF enBerprlse, ana
he right 10 a State Is untold worth.
FOR further Information, call on or edures
NJ. q. Dewitt q Co..
"a Madison street, corner Main,
fvlQ Memphis, Tenn.
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RemOUdL. Having removed to our old
stand, No. 21S Main street, corner Of
Adams, we are now prepared to offer
great inducements. We are receiving
daily fresh and %seasonabie goods. Call
and see, d. kRAps Co,
selgtf Corner Main and Adams.
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FMdONs & Son, No 10 Jefferson street,
and s9S Main street, have received Bes-
dies Dime Novel Ne. 1872, FreemAns'
Journal, Criminal ZeitunR, Irish Ameri-
can, Irish People, Turf, Field and Farm,
New York Clipper, Sunday Times,
Metropolitan Record, Young American
for October, and dailies from every
where. Call at EmmODs & Son.
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VEGETABLE THEA eOlOTed wo-
man named Maria Davenport, was ar
rested yesterday on q warrant issued by
Mr.. Justice Miller, charged with steal
ing vegetables aud destroying the garden
Of B neighbOr, neS Wolf river. the &C
cused will be examined to-day.
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I WILL apply at the next term Of 1.-THE County
Court Of Shelby county for TIE appoint
msnt or Administrators Of the estate 81 Mi
MARGARET O'BRIEN.
d. s. GRIFFIN, Attorney.
Meinphis, Tenn, September 9, se7 lOt
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I WILL sell my lover Plantation In funica
i county, OF exchange 70 for other good prop
erts, OF lease - for the next year or for a series
Of yezra- Il ia one Of the highest and best in
be bottom. about 20 miles below Memphis
iyle q A.
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We request that cur patrons viii not pay
the newsboys more than I've cents a copy for
the APPEAL. It is sold over the counter at
that price, and we allow the newsboys a sum
Gent margin 10 make a handsome profit by
selling the papers at i've cents per copy.
To THE PATRONS OF HI APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect subscriptions.
ED. MANSFORD,
Eupt. Of Circulation,
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DUBosE s Cove beg to call the at
tention OF our readers TO the card Of this
firm, which may be found in another
column They give their exclusive at
tention TO the cotton business, and are
well worthy Of the patronage OF our
country friends. Their office is az 3O4
Er,nr gfraat
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FOR v~ICKsBURG.
roz CINCINNATI.
FoR WHITE RIVER.


ReQular Memphis and River Saturday
Unified states Mail Packet.
Far Helena, Delta. FFfar's Point. sun
flower, LacOnia, CarsOn's, Concord1a- Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Deyall's Bluff and Augusta,
and -JacksOuPOrt.
B. Davis master
This elegant passenger steamer -
will leave $500
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm
LEVY + MILLER, Agents,
seI8 2t A2 Front street..
Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
United States Nail Packet.
For HeIeRn. Frfar's Point, ~SGanoWer,
LacOnia, Concordia, Devalls Bun, Au-
gusta and J~a-ksonport.
B. Davis master
This elegant steamer s~lOadingat H.
foot o. COurt street, and leaves on -
SATURDAY, 18th Inst, at S pm.
JAMES T. BOURNE co, Agents,
seI9 RI No. Il Jefferson street.
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September y, 1866.

MERCHANT TAILORING Murray Dc
Rid0eLy, 81 Madison Strest-Extending
their thanks to their customers for the
liberal patronage already bestowed on
them, would call their attention TO the
most choice selection Of Fall and Winter
Goods, just received, which for style and
quality cannot be surpassed in this or any
other city. s~epl3-l0t
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"Hesperidn PiHs," the 'sure cure for
ague.U are different from most ague rem
edies. They contain no poisons or inju-
rious drugs; they are s-ugar-coated,
pleasant to take, and never fail to cure.
Price only 81 at the drug store.
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DR.. F. ". GGrkey, Dentist, begs
leave to inform bis patrons and friends
that he has returned from his eastern
tour, and will be pleased to see them at
his Office from 8 to 4 o'clock. SELF 1w
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NOTICES.
Notice.

MRS. NJ. J. BROWN, widow OF Jessey r
NJ Brown, deceased, VIII sppIy 70 lheSOonly
TC1rt ar shelby county ard state OF Dennes-
See 1T its October term, for dover oct OF The
- ATE Of said deceased. This sept. 4, 1851.
80 lswhr JNO. LOAGUE. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NY wife, Polite I. Davis, having LEFT my bed
MI and board without my consent all per-
sons a e hereby notified net 70 credit her upon
wSsuAfSw4Ws JAMES B. DAVIS.
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DEPARTED-The negro, Jim Carrs-
a charged with murder at or near
Mount Pleasant, WAS taken to Holly
Springs, Miss, yesterday, on a warrant
issued by Justice r. II. Clear, to answer
IN tho aharge
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MURPHY'S Yeast Powder 80
cents per pound. also his Fluid
Wash Blue, at 30. 2IS Poplar
street. sepl2 lw
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Col. R. MCKEE, of California, su emil
nent banker, and at present acting as
special agent Of the treasury department
in some very important matters, Is sc
present on 8 sojourn in our city, looking
after business connected with the depart
ment.
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CHANCE FOR INvEsTNENT.-By refer
n to our new advertising columns
this morning, it viii be seen b q Messrs.
Holmes & TreadweIl offer for sale a val
liable cotton plantation, with all the ap-
purtensnces, on easy terms. The land IS
we'll located and easy Of access. Any
porson desiring to invest will find this
one of the most remunerative in the
country.
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THE THEATER.-Perhsps the most
necessary adjunct to g. well regulated
theater is the master machinist. Man
ager Thompson has been particularly
fortunate 10 securing the services of one
who stands in the front rank Of bis pro-
fession. We speak of Mr.. VIM. Demilt,
who arrived here yesterday. he was
formerly the principal machinist Of Bar
NUNS museum, in New York. This Of
itself should be a sufficient assurance that
the pieces, as far as he Is concerned, will
be produced in a manner satisfactory to
~play-gOers. Mr.. DeAilt also comes well
recommended as 3 genial, worthy gen
uIaaaura
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INrEREsTIEG.-In the APPEAL Of Sun
day morning we shall commence the pub
LEGATION Of q popular story, entitled the
a. Barge Mar OF the Loirs,h translated
from the French. This tale will be found
highly interesting, and will be continued
in the Sunday APPEAL for some weeks.
An extra number of papers will be struck
OF. Copies may be had st the counting
room,
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NEW CorroN.-We notice that an oc-
c~asional bale Of new cotton is being re-
ceived. Of which the staple is very good.
one was received yesterday by the en-
terprising Arm, West, Taylor and Ca
ruthers, 298 Front street, from MAJ. A.
P. Cansler, and raised by r. 5. Wells,
near Long Creek depot, Mississippi, and
sold for thirty-hye cents per pound. The
gallant major Of the First NJ. T. and A.
regiment, deceased was always in the
front rank, and it is q high recommend
alton to the above firm to be p~atronized
by such men as he and Mr.. Wells.
Although not the first bale, the demi-
John was forwarded.
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ATTENTION DISTILLERs.-NeW Stills
built 70 order and second HeBd Stills
for sale at HOlienbeFg 4 Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, 40. 346
SECOND street. Steamboat work prompt
Iy attended to, ly5 daWtf
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ROBERT A. MOON,
COttOm II a q [ or
AND
COMMISSION
No. 2T6 Front Street.
MEMPHIS. TENN
MEMPHIS, TENN.

I IBERAL ADVANCES-Suppies at Whole
sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis and White River UnIted
States Mall Line.
the splsndA Passenger steamer


THF STEAMERS CONNER r.
GAL" and "ROWENA" wnlE
form q SElu-WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and White River
The splsudA Passenger steamer
COXHERCIAL, : Wm.J. ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at 8 e'eloek pm
q Auuusta every Friday at 10 O'Clock an
- Rearcy every Friday al O'Clock pm
" Point every Friday atb0cioek pm
81 hes arc every saturday At 9 o'clock a m
" DuvRIlis Bluff every saturday at Y
o'clock m.
The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROWENA, John B. Davis, Master,
Leaves mphise every saturday att o'clock pm
" West Point every Monday at SOCK pm
" JacEsonport every Tuesday at 10
O'Clock Am.
" augusta every Tuesday at 8 o'clock pm
" Des Are every Wednesday at 8 Ocrk am
d" Duvau's Blu every Wednesday at
These boatS have been thoroughly repaired
and rehttsd expressly for the trade, and, hav-
the Mail Contract Tor Four Years, passon-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
naming In the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having o conuectiOn with toe trains
at DuvauB Bluff for Little EOek ana HOT
Springs These are the Onlv boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickets via Railroad nom Du-
wallis Bluff TO Little Rock. hot springs, ASH
ington, A~rkadelphia,- kockport, Sanaen,
Princeton. Tulip and Fort smith Time
through 70 Little Rock a. hours sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company TO each
passenger.
Passengers for Northeastern Texas and south
eru Arkansas will End this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved BY buying
Through Tickets.
A good light draft steamer will be run
IN connection with these packets rom Augusta
and J-acksonport, making two trips per week,
to Pocahontas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all OF above Points on board
LEVY MILLER, Agents,
22 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't
Memph and White River u. {. Mail Line.
-r
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Notice to the TrGde.-Just received a
very large and choice assortment Of Sta
pie and Fancy Stationary, selected by Mr..
Henry Cohen in the principal European
cities. 507 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
September, 1857. sep6-2w
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". G0OdyeGr's Steam Straw Hat and
Bonnet BIeachery, 35S Main street, Pro-
vine Block. sep7-3m.
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ADJUsrED.-We are glad to see, by
Yesterday mornings paper, that the
matters in dispute between our cotempo-
rary of the Avalanche and Mr.. McEwen,
Of the Mississippi Central railroad, have
been amicably adjusted This Is as 1t
should be-. We rejoice that our friends,
of the same ilk, shall, for the future,
have q fair race with other morning
pspers on the Mississippi Central road.
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Fifty Barrels Harrison d PostePs
Flour received, and at reduced figures,
by Reilly L Ready, corner Of Main n
Exchange streets. SEQ II
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FOR SALE.

NEW AND WE'LL BUILT E%
A STEAMBOAT, light drsught &
drawing only fourteen inches, with a Gay 5
supply of coal On board, now in re traoe0h
me OHIO, between Big Sandy and Portsmouth,
will be sold Al low figures. 80
For particulars address \. n, lock box So
Cincinnati, 90
SCHOOLFIELD HANAJEB,
ana I'm Memphis, Tenn
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-An accident
occurred on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad Thursday night. Two construe-
ton trains ran into each other, which
resulted in q general demolishing Of loco,
motives and cars. The collision occurred
between Moscow and Lagrange. The
engineer Of one OF the trains had 9th
legs badly mashed, and two negro men
were badly hurt. The wreck was such
a. to cause a transfer Of passengers n
baggage. We are informed that the
wreck will be all cleared away to-day,
and rains run through on time rs usual.
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rnn.nTNERRHIP.

-ur prdersigued have this DAY formed a
Tonsrtue chip for the purpose o. Carrying
As's-,ersI Comm Bsion and forWardlng on-
oL1 s1d ne sale Of Country produce, aao
6oT5s ~ close attention 70 business spa me n
iersst I'd our Customer, 70 RESIN We Oo
- ~ mos who favOr US with thelr patro-
dencs o. tn'0S FL ATWOOD,
mage VA. r. Anderson
MEHPHIs, September 4 lso'.
-zoon ". ,. A~EDERsoS,
= g5fi13t Late Of HerbeTt
INla OF EsLtlLb nrU = RI
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10 SAL E
A good secondhand BUGGY and hARNESs
little used will be sold cheap. Apply 70 Iay-
lor. Cav & Rutland, 8C4 front street, or
on92 al W 4 RUC 4 - Monroe street.
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The BEST IN TIE CTTY.-Very many
of our friends from the rural districts
inquire daily of US az to the best place to
purchase clothing. We invariably refer
them to our welLknown personal friends,
Drake & Co., No. 277 Main street, who
have on hand one Of the largest stocks OF
clothing, and other necessary fittings for
a gentleman's wardrobe, in the city. The
resident partner. Mr.. Robert Drake, Is
| always on hand to serve customers.
What he recommends may be relied on.
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BACK AGAIN.-One by one u staunch
business men return from the eastern
markets. Among the number, we were
pleased to meet yesterday evening U
Old friend James G.. Moffat, the proprle-
tor Of the great trimming emporium, No.
S47 Main street. He promises, in 8 few
davs. to astOnish his lady friends by one
of the largest displays Of trimmings .
fancy goods ever exhibited in Memphis,
further notice of (which will be announced
through the columns OF the APPEAL.
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Piano for Sele.

FINE KSABE PIANO, 7~-Octsve, nearly
n Few. cost over 500. for sa at a bargain.
Part casu aud part time. Apply TO n. E Ap-
peal once. aeSI
Il . X y \ l. E
A light ons-h0se ROCkAWA1. in good or
der. Apply 10 A T. Cumminss ~ Front
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SELEOTand cheap BOARDING
WANTS.

w A N L Z D
a few more Ladies' and nve or SIX Young
Men wanted TO canvass the city Immediately.
Good references required. Apply 20
IYDE & PASSMORE,
No. 81 Second Street, East Court square
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Dta.oJ,,tIon of CoDortnershtp

Copsrtnership heretofore existing be.
Zen ne undersigned under the style or
ssrT Pol q Co, Is this day dissolved by
hsiosI cIDszBt- Either party Is authorized %
80 ne name OF arm IA sitting up business Of
Hhe tHe HERBERT BELL,
ha1le- WA +. ANDERSON
NFEPHIs. August 81, ls57,
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LGENTS-Tn Introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Price
SIS. II uses two threads, and makes
tie genuine LOCK II All other low
priced machines make the CHAIN sIiICh.
Zach agent furnished with a copy OF Letters
r5rcuIars- N. NJ. BEACH & o
= N, .oL Eennnd 81 MamnhLE LEln.
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PARTIAL ECLIPSE LAST NIGHT
There was q partial eclipse OF the moon
last night. The eartb's shadow covered
a little over One-half of the face OF the
moon. OwiBg to no announcement
calling attention to expected eclipse, the
appearance of the moor ct Z pm: sur
prised a good many, q beautiful tun
moon having shown unobstrueted on the
evening before. The shadow on the face
displaving about the one-fOuFth Of q cir
Gle gave prima facia evidence Of the
rOundness of the earth.
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M
roR ST. LOUIS
Regular &c. Louis Packet

Regular 81. Louis Packet
For Cairo and aainf ESufs.
CITY OF CAIRO--~-.Bob K Reilly master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
viii leave A
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 8 p
ssI4It FLEN. CALVERT, sup't.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and VicksbuTg
Packet
For CssFO and So. Louis.
master
This elegant passenger steamer Il
viii leave C
THE DAY, 18th inst, a. s pm Z
LARRY HARMsTAD a CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison STA
sel8 IL or Wharfboat foot MooTOe 81.
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SITUATION. at 3 moderate salary. by an
a experienced BOOK-KEEPEk- ADDRESS a
7 T~r-E 20
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THF sFEAMERs CONNER IL,
GAL" and "ROWENA" wnli
form a SElu-WEEKLY LINE between Memphli
and White River.
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SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
To HARPER & BROTHERS

AGENTS WANTED IN ALL PARTS OF
THE COUNTRY To CANVASS FOB THE
WORK. Liberal arrangements made, and ex-
elusive territory ALLOTTED. Address
HARPER q BROTHERS.
seIO DIS svlt New York
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ANNOUNCEMENT

nLEAsE announce my name ss q eandidale
for the ONCE OF County Register for SheiDg
e.. j. W. KING.
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KAVANAGH 4 DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
CAT-GUT CUsHI0K,

THE most reliable Cushion used on Blliar
i Tables Is the
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WE are authorized TO annsunee AaJs y;
w CURLIN as q candidate tor seell %
shelby county at the ensuing March
Memphis, July 81. lssz; IT,
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THE
B0ARDMAH, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
AcENcY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, late 8 member OF this
/ well known hrm, has established "hois-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-02

Twerty-fve farms have been sold IN ore sec
ton Of Alabama for The low price oil u per
acre.
Yankee "schpolmarm" promenaded BROAD
Stree, in Richmond Thursday afternoon, arm
in-arm with black buck negro.
The freedmen are deserving the plantations
in Louisiana by hundreds, their contracts haT-
inp expired, and the full amount Of their wages
having been paid TO lkem. Their money VIII
soon be spent They refuse to work except al
eIorbitsnt rates.
The business of cheese making is beginning
10 be looked after in Virginia General Mum
ford. at Forest Depot, Virginia aud Tennessee
railroad, has established cheese mandatory
A Western paper says if Browniow had aot
possessed stro0g constitution ne "ouiu na'o
"cussed" himself 10 death long ago.
Cen Gideon Pillow, says the Louisville
Courier, Is running some half dozen dliiersn!
plantations 10 Tennessee aud Arkansas, and
working on them nearly thousand negroes
The newest dance is called the "kiss CosII-
lion." II il, said to be popular where InIro-
duced
The following question is now before the
Sand Lake Debating Society Which do wo-
men love the best' to be Rugged IN polka, OF
squeezed in sleigh
| A Mrs. White is local" Of the Stark County
| (Mo.) E.Ds The paper is said to be very Cos
sppy.
MIR. John A. Wilson, venerable and wei
known citizen of Abe marie county, Va, vas
found frozen 10 death in his bed on Sunday
morning, the 18Th ut., at his residence, aoou
5 miles from Charlottesville.
1t is Estimated that the health Of American
women has improved twenty per cent since
they commenced wearing thick clothes ane
warm uuderclothing.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, Accuses
President Lincoln and Gen. Grant Of "morolc
clemency and ensurable forbearance" towarl
the South.
Gen. Butler says that President Johnson doe:
not like to show his hapd' MIR. Prentice addS
II he were 10 show both his hands, and all hl
pockets, and tbs inside Of his hat, his cocE'eyet
assaiant would see 10 stolen spoons in them
Married, on the 9th December, near War
renton, Eugene Callahan, white, late so'de
IN tbs U. >. army and native Of Lowell, Mass
to Roberta Hudnall coored, formerly the slave
Of T. K. Stewart, Of Fauquler.
A mother and her two daughters were mar
risd at the same time, and in the same church
al Lapor,e, Indiana, last week.
A negro man near Vicksburg, last Saturday
! threw an old UombshsIi into the fire to see /
, nc 90 wdsr in Il was still good. He is rev IL
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