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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01

TotaIbetraa pom 8erIuiten, Mnipri5en
un6 gerbinoli6feiten. $5f5059.17
Ger 1roBte Betrag, nel9er IN etnem einsenen (erer
alGiie) Sale peri1ert uuroe, mar 10000, bod Iber:
fteigen bic 5dae, ais cine aaSeme'ne HeseI $1,000
ni9t.
Bic GefeaI&aft bat feline augemeinen RegeIn Aber
ben 0erfderunasbetrag in irgeno elmer St2ot, Sorf
ODER Gebdnoepiered ionbern Iabt d IN oteier Besie'
kun9, in iebem ein3eInen Eaue pom benz ouSemeiner
gbarofter Der 8duAfeteu, gScite ben StraBen, 2eb=
tisseit Der 5euerl6i@nn9 U: I N. leiten: rs....,
Cine beslonbigte 1bt9rft bes perbeferten Charters
ober ncorpo.ationsdttes beglettt jeoe 9aritegung.
etoS sr nmS e gos@ g Ssp gOr,S IS.
Clinton y. HiSf, 3Ipeiter giees grGfioent, un6
2Dm. Vt. B abswort5, Aitit. Setretdr Der Wetro<
poIitan gerf3erunsseeieli9af na6oem oeieben
eipseLn eneei4poren iinb, 6tnterIeeen un6 iasen
cine treue, pole un6 5tperdfitge observation-disclosures
berBerbdltniile befGeter Corporation If unb bob e
oie oben bei9riebenen 8eamten oerieIben iirib.
(ge,ei6net) Clinton 3. Sist.
sipetter gices 9rditbeat.
fcsieihne 9Bm. q. aBacswprfb,
Aifift. SstretGr.
ugterfd.ieben ,nb Dor mir bef9poren, an 6ieim
q. 6aee bes 5anunr, A. D. 1867.
(selst6nst) Goware De Rof,
CefentIt9er SotGr, reiibireno in Der
Stoet Eep Dort.
Carr u. Rof, Aeenten.
Office Stootsbane pom Eennefee,
Gde Gberrp unb Union Ctr.
OeaibpiIe. 9enn.
gkaaf 4enneffee.
mptroIIer's Office,
Raibpiue ben 5. 6ebruar 1867.
Sa, g. %, 6dtd5ea, Gontroneur bes G9atamlss,
sibeinise biermit, bab ele
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
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MelDOeDnS.
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Senen einifimis Der erte gres, cine goIbs esetne
n4ls aeH beiten Cabinet OrseIu"

i'm ameritanii9en Snfiitute, gaeu gort, Dttober
1865 suertonrt.pnrSe. +.
Mls bic rortrefFiden in Der BefGaffenbeit, St6rfe
uno 4fnnnt9fatgteit hes Zones tro in Der 2obI Der
Sui9mmenitelun9en anertannt. 49,, go
"a bic belten Snfrumeitte uon 9merico bort nett
etterten, 10 lteB has, peIdes ben Siea bo sntrua
N9ts Su beiiegen Ibrig." Ameriean Srt Sourucl,
t9erdnsge9eoeH pom enem betontiten Nuiiffrittfer)
Sic haben ebenfuus ben eriten 9reis iberuI bopori
getrdgen, ND fe aus 9eiteut rpurben.
Dfaeln NIT Seo1Ieu, EN- Sroei uno brei Soeureiheu,
te3s 9rose : $3.50 bis $500. D5ne 9eeoEe, nit
etnta6er ooer boppeIter 8eiHe IN grocer RonnifoIs
ttgtet sos bis $45 Sieie Drgeln nit ihtel oIotten
pteitendbnl9eu GisentbunIIi1teit hes $oneS, idb5s
men Solotlappen Stdrte 6es Ghors, unIbertrefffden
geoalen un6 auaemenen OrseIeffetten, eigfren fid
porsn9l9 fur Rtr9cu, Sd6Ie, Eamen,iminer un6
S9uien. Sieietben fnb in 6ddber non {oIiSem gBons
nu6bolt, gef9mrdpog eeaSertem gSoIutb tneuer uns
orig heller Stub un6 eIeenntes SO ,enboIs uon Der
pradtpoufen 8eiGnHns unS gusftattuns unS Der
5eiten Erbet siueelegt, oa beabiti trs, bas iftes
Snrrument eth Nuiter in fetner Art iei.. Ane SuE
rumefte bis berab au elm feines, tragbnres Dtfnuz
Grtras8ere9nung.
Gin srO6er gorrntb itets an Der Sonb in unfern,
elsemeinen ssAoIeiole nub RetaiIzaaser, SO. Sal
8rsahpop. 80 =
nniere rtuIfrenben iuuftrirten gresIifen nit NM
ieren neneten Stplen nb lest fertis. Raa Iaiis ii
Elm Girfulor tommen. ssT-lF.-s-'2 y
psIonbet, Bolton u. 60, Snbrifanten,
ms2 3R SO. Sal SrouSrnap, Stem gprt eitp.
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9arper's 2SeeflD,
elegant ourdweg illuitrirt.
Smbfcriptipnen.

Il
Die 5erausseber baben elm Gpitem nit benz qoiis
Gepartement einsefbrt, burt rueI9ss tie bas Rosas
CINE, oruie ibre gBeetIY 9enen, peI9e eS por;eben
beielben brett pom Der Office bss Serauseebers
besteben, nit 20 Gents PRO Sabr ;aienSen werben
iebO9 mus bieier 8etrag bic 9Oit<Offce bes subs
fcribenten be3abIt rperben. 4oitmeiiter ober aeut
bic fir Clubs 8eitunsen gu besieben uiini9en erbaI
ten uuf gerIangen Show-Bllls.
SebinGuaAel,.
6orper's @eeifn fir Sabr $500.
Cine Grtra Summer, 2SeetlD pie pom Taeas
sine, rpirb iebem Club, Der auf Runtmern $500
abonnirt gratis perabfoI9t.
6eblenoe %ummern t0nnen iener3eit na6seIiefert
meloen.
Cine ReibenfoIse aIer Nummern bes Sabres pom
9arpers Beetn rperben burb Grprei, frei llntp=
fen unb nieblith eebunben fir 81 uerianbt. Cine
pouftdnoige Nregabe, neun SnLr9dnge umfaeno,
pir6 BET Ginienbung uon $5.25 pro SoHrsang, nit
8a6sabIung Der Sroite postztoften periidt rperben
Der Sabrsans eri@eint am titen Sauna 1867 Dolls
ftdnbig.
- 1rper s. Srptber5,
24Sbn ranfltn Sauare, 9iep gprf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
9as 9tdcr 4siallo-6orte
speider, SO. 4 8Ie<ter strase,
Netp=2JDrf. s.na

Der unterset9rete Iobet n9tunaspo1 bic Bead
tnng oes ssubfums tno Der 8roiefon fir biefe bes
rn4mteu Snitrmente eth, peI9e inter ieirer beicn=
3ern Antet aus BEN beiten 9esorrten Material pers
srtigt ffnb. <
3os 9eder Blanc bat ALE neuefen gerbefer,naen,
10 POLES, eiernes Geftea, Ibersoser en- gos, Gfens
'etn 6ront NIT RetaH ausaeIeete 95er, frant5if9e
ldmpier unb bi auf bic Nitte ees 59IufieI6rsttes
.bersoeene 9dmmer.
gr. Seder's prattii9e erfabruns ais gerfertiser
Don 4tanos felt mebr ais Is Snbren 1T cine bitireis
bsnee Garante. edb fetne Ssnitrumeute inibertrefs
LID iino in Stdrte uno Sauerbeftigteit hes Naues,
&einbe I, Rraft nlo fuderoe Gieeni9dft bes Zones.
2ie Sedsr Siano Sortes tinb iebT srose. poaifans
ktee Snitrumente, bic o6ne Hiditcpt anf Roten
berseelt iib, fur bic pole ednge pom fieben Sstreu
garauttrt werben, uab aud ben erten 9reis srbuiten
hdbeu, re nod aiiseeheut roen Ipareu; ais au6
bic empfeblungef. Der beiien alntIer oes aanSes.
Yreis pom $50O-S10O0. Die innere Rofdinerie Der
niebriser be;abIten Snitrumente It gensl sseieIbe,
pie bic Der bDberen SiberaIer Rubat fur ben naubel
9eifIi9e uno WuftIehrer. 8ei9reibungsIiite on
Aniuden biIrob bic Sot
g. g. Oefer,
Z. friber tn SSDome Strobs)
SO. 4 8Ieefer Strabe,
Sss6R Rewg g.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
Saints Sro's. 4SiauOs
Sas 9iamp BON Mmerifa.


Sieie giepos ruerbea aHgemeir pon competenten
8r9tern y ale 4ionos, bic nod gerHa9t porhen
fino, gIeih an trfdnnt. Wis Gmpfebhtngen fpnnen
mir Ilis aIf pieIe tauenb Gtobt io 2anebewobner,
nebit groBen AnsabIen Der observation-disclosures u.
+. NJ. bestehen.
9ieie 9iauos baben nidt ouetn BEN beitdnbisen
Gehraudb unb idnere grnris pon ei1enr Sabre aus
eebo Item, fonbern nb bic Iebten is Sabre sur Doll
ftdnoi9en 3nfr benbett Serer, peIe re gebranGten
benust porben.
StefeIbe baben preiTe unb Meooiuen erhaIten, mo
ite uGr INNER o1Isgeteut puibe Sus Serlan9eu
nab biefen Eianos 1T 10 gro seDeien baB bic 9erren
5uiues Bro 8. iih aen0t6iat iaben, ibre Arbetten
gu benz 8etrage pom "a bis so Yianos indignantly aus
3uoehnen.
9tefe baben iest cine Der aus eebe6nteiten unb uo=
tdn6igiten 5obrtfen III ben Ser. Staotel, tnoe bic
abrif aaein iber bret Sierte zines Mders 2onS be-
oedt nnb cine ront pon 2t9 S 5 an Der 8petten
Mpenue entlpideIt.
9ieieIben inb entf5ieben rae bigten YiaRos erlter
&Iae i'm 9afbei. Man ienoe fr iinftrirte GirtIlafe
Saiue8 Brp's,
$50, 35s, $50, 1862, 36f. $50, 1863. so, 372,
ms2S 3R Sweite abenue, stetp 9ort Gitp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01

Dtefe gtanos empFnSen ben b69fen preis in be
BeItausReaune lber bic beiten 6abrttate sOnSons
Parts', GeutidIanbs, Der stdbte Nep Dori, qbiIas
belpbia, Baltimore unS Bottom; ebenfO BITE SOIO'GQe'
saiue ani benz amerifanii9en Snfitutin
RGT- 6Gnf aaf einanSer fOlsenSen Sabren. -sE1
rnIere Pianos entbaIfen bos Sorfen gsbaI, Zen
frans6fi1en Dampfer ben pcritdrften 8ab, pole els
lerne glabmen unS aue moSernen gerbeferuusen. -
Sebes Snitrfinent auf flint Sabre GUARANTEE unS
werber unter aufii9t hes Germ >. 6. grOpsftsen
fobtlyrt, her cine prnttiibe Grabrans BON aber IS
Sabren bat mno Der aber 1000 gianos ieLbft semat
bat. tlnfere gcrtbeiIe befdbteen uns anisre Sabri
ate RON 10000 Dollars btAieet gu uersaapn, ais Ii
g. , cine anbsre Eabris. NO iuI2i5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
8eYer ais Gpoaiobalfan
6 D IT ar
beriibnlte
9 II dt bDrnzS alDc.

Sir S1nitte, Granbwuubet, 6pntlfionen, Bunoe
SDpdren, SRrebs, @ebro9eue Brute, trante garsen,
bIttenoe, bIinoe nab i9mersbofte Sdmmsrrboiben.
icrofloie, faulenbe unb ibelperIauteuoe Nusbri3e,
Ulcers, S3penuneen Der Sriiien, Ausbriidbe, Saut=
tronfbeteu, Ringpurrt, 5ftdses 2ei3tborn, uboner,
Gbilblans, &C., Aui9eprun9eue 9dnne, 2ippen, &C.,
8fe Don Spinnen, Snietten, Ebieren &C.
NS@ aiiten Is Gents. so Gents unb 81 @r6Ben.
BsP 3u Oertaufsn bel alien 9russifen.
BS5-unb Bel Semrp u. Gpffar. Depot asa
8roa6pap 'Iep Nort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
Scr. gtaa.Gu oen Mmerif1,l
GtdGt Ien gJprf, 5. =
Gfnnt uuo Gollntp Yelp Y]prf.

Gs ptro bierb.trdb 5efannt gemabt, oa8 beItts, am
g. gull Gin Sauieno Mdbt 9unoert uno Steben uno
Sedlaig, Graftus apmon peri6nib Dor mir, Gbwin s.
Corn iiln., einem Gpmmiioner, in Der StaSt 9erp
2lo,t ipobnbat uno GcesIt9 ernannt mno eln9ei9nos
rem On Der Grecutip GebDroe ino 9emaB ben Gelesen
ii<6en uebertrasunsen 81; maeea, er9ienea 1T, Delz
dsr DOR mir eingtidDoren. bepontrte nnh ausla9te,
rap e. Yrdiioent Der Stakeholder SebenssSe fder'
luass @eieIli1af III Stem gort fet, uno eaB bic 2ns
goben uno Observation-Disclosures, biz In benz beige
igteu Naebwes Ell baten Ine pom tbm unterSet9net
iino, ieinem beteu 2Siileu NIB Slanben nap, rt3te
IiHb.
i3u oefen BesIaubisunq babe i'd Gesenpdrtt9es
rteri6rieben uno nit meinem Nmt. fle9el pertebeH
nem Gage unb in benz Sabre lpie oben.
{LS1 GeUin 3. Gprcp iltnr
GotnnIiffipner fir ben Staot Tenneiiee,
Office "a g9aal;rcBe, ReW slorf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
Gtadt Eennefee,
Gomptrollers Office

Qaibuias IS. sui 1877
I'd, 6. G. 9 Iodburn, Gomptroler beg Staats'
d., ses, teseuae berour.r, bab bic &ntderboder yes
eng zSerIi5erHngs= geieaf9aft i'll 3eru 9prt mrb ts
inqlidbe.t 9admtis bappr bel e6rabt bat, oaB oIe
enannte Gefelf6aft allen Griorberntiien rpele ote
ttieFe oes Staat,s Ienneiiee pon 8er1t9ernn9s 0e@
eseuqe i'd tab 6r,b. SO. SporIing, Aeent genannte'
@sielibaft, ebsnfou5 ben eeist t9en Mntoroernn9en
ees Staates, in 8etrei etneS iol9en Agsnten' ehtz
tprpden bat.
TemgemdB lit senannte 8niderboder 2ebens =Sers
litberunqs CYeieuihait uutoriHrt, oaS Serberun9cs
@eibaft in Der . GoE Naibotle III oie1em Sfoate Sa
tstreihcn.
O. Us. Slatfburu,
GomptrrAer ppn Senneiiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
Mu6enHGnDe.
$t,502 S73.9
Reconsideration

strag pon gerIuften, meIdbe abgei9dst,
f1uie uno unbesabIt iinb. Refine
y pel1e pirtIi9 paiiirt uRb in
=, Der Abi56tung besrifen ino$ 147,272.8
- IpeI5e beri3tet, aber NOD
A., nidt perbanoeIt firo..... I'll, 1857
Nnipriben rpe9enBerIuiten,
6eren fl5 bic 9eieni4ait
neisert ............... 26,330.O
Siptoenben, bic fit fdlis err
fldrt, aber ned nidht eejobtt
ilnS... aetns
9ipioenoeH entmeoer banr,
S9ein, ober nod ni6t fur
fduis ertIdrt ............. aeiut
allen anoern eegen bic 8eieus
fbaft auieeiteaten Anirri9e 2S0,269.6
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
Berubmte teans0ftide
Sri [ 90 / t t { |
Oriruault s. 3d.,
g. R.5. hes grtm3enRapo
As Nue Nibelicu.

Rein 2ebertbran nebr.
8riluault'S iobirter Gettig Sprnp
urt nit sroBem GroIse fat bes eeberzTbranes benz
II ueit poriuSieben 1T, aneewanbt, namentIt6 in
Sigen pom Britfranfbeiten, icrofuIoe, pn1pctii en-
5t6rungen, 9eIb1u9t, WuSteIabipann1trg 1lnS ape@
ttIpTgffit. Or periiingt ben &0rper bnr9 frdfti9e
1tteJ fcbr III enpfeben. Der 3etti9iprip fb1pdcbt
usecr ben aRagen nod bic Ddrme ure Ipirb bel tIes
nen &tneeln obue bic inbeite S6aoli9teit uerwanot
Nerbamnues @aftillcn u. 3clttben
bon gurin Ou Button,
2aures Der mebisinii1en Ntobemie in 8dris.
Gteles sei9madpone Rreparatif rpirb pom ben erten
4ersten 5rantreids nn6 GngIanos gesen ale Rranf'
beten~pef @erbainInss gSertsseuge aIs Gastrnaie,
au9e NIB idpere SCREAMING, Bldbung, 2eber= H.S
49, o sp i~>a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
S. Sidling's & Gus,
6rpser gerfauf opn ltbren

g4irb an einem eiufahsn YIan ;u eleiden PreiIen,
Der iebem BetbeiIisten cine biibfGe uno rbtie eez
he,iSe ilhr iiir Rur $18 fert, por fd gehen. O5ne
&ndft, ME piet bieieIbe b6bersn 9Bert6 bot un6 nr
utter Der SeSinsang,, 0ob iebsr Gmpfdnser iafries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01
&nicferbpfer
2ebens !: Serii6erungs>
(S;efellfcbaft I'M Stem 2Jprf.

VeIeLICUuiA tAt ~Ne1U JpIA"
IuseinanberIebuns Ser 8erbaltniile
Ser &niferboder 2ebensperfide@
ruugs @eIeGi9aft in Stem z9orf
ant i. Suli 1867, Dem Staate
SenneAee por8ele9t:
ernens-Rame unS ReFbens Der geieGi6aft:
SSnicferbDRer 9ebensneriicbe runssse efeHiebaft
pom Stem prt.
SrpeitenS-8etruq Der &dpital Mftien
Gin s5unrert Eauicnc Solldrs.
9r!:tens-8etra9 Der en9esaHIten &apttaI-Nttten:
Gin Snnbert Eauiene Opnars.
Observation-Disclosures Der Seielt9ait. 49, -
l. Bearer C3eIobeitono. loZ,l9o.lu
2. rnbeIafetes 8runbeiSentbMm i'm 8eltse
Der ge1eG daft ................. l4,Ouuuu
3. gonOs unb attien i'm 8eBe Der Geieu. .eo -.0 o.
A. gdaI6en Der eeIeufbait, Onrj appos =. o.o ~
= NIsern,eits oedtberie edbuIbeu ~ t17,S16 90
a. EStbuISeu fir Q;ramie11 ,...... 594, 1885
Z MIe nnhegr esid,erheiten I, Isl SILT
sOto1 s., 33s, AZ
SRnittms-8stras Der gerpftdtunsen Der
Gefeuf9aft gegen Santen ODER 8
9'f"'- issieSen ,g SSg sabIbar 100000
f6ii1a s.o.I..'.......... 42,5OOOO
@dteus-gerIuite nidt ebgei1dst. $50. -
Observation-Disclosures unb 8eIuet5 abb
lpartenbe Mn1prildbe .......... --
3ebntens-@ae anberen Inipridye ge9en -,
bic Seleb1CDatt.. l@t"St'oz
sO,o1 ...............s 56,O37.62
Gitftens-aer sr5bte 8etras elmer ejnseIs. oo,oa
(as,A Graitps enman. Erdiaent.
$50 =. Sniffer, Setretdr.-
SEN 9ort, ben /. SuIi 1867. ..e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01

fSsiue polfdnoige biI6ticbe Geitbidte Der petit
S9ie befte, biIligite unb belebrenei.c IydntilieR
2eitidrift in Der fInipr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-01

as tbatid6Iibe benr en9e3atIte Capital
ener geieui1aft iit............... 1000, G00.O0
Ger reberitub am eriten eunuar 1867. SOP 873.9S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-12

not only for the completion Of the road,
but for the sum she might surrender IN
stock, &c. BY bad management the com
pany might become bankrupt, n tnen INC
property in the Covington road was TO Sc
cure the bondholders In the new company,
and the stockholders were to retain their
stock. and the State was to be entirely IN
protected.
An animated debate sprang up, in which
Messrs. BALDWIN, n. Turner, HERNDoS,
KrrIgY, and CRUMP took part. IL came
on unexpectedly, and a part of 1t we did
not hear and cannot therefore attempt an
ANALYSIS of it. Briefly, however, we may
state that Mr.. BALDWIN explained that
such guarantees as gentlemen seemed 10
expect could not well be given; but that
in all human probability the expenditure
of money upon the Covington and Ohio
railroad would increase the security Of the
state by increasing the value Of the pro-
nerty in the consolidated roads. He could
conceive of little risk to the State, while
the risk might well be incurred in the at
tempt to complete a line, the completion of
which would add so largely TO her wealth
and resources, and besides amply REIN
bursting her through the tolls in perpetuity
which the bill would secure.
Mr.. CRUMP, who took a prominent posi-
ton amongst those desiring better security,
drew a picture as to how the Chesapeake
and Ohio Company might be bank
rupted by sacrificing bonds in Wall street;
how mortgages upon the unfinished work
might fall into the hands Of parties anxious
to stop the work manning the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company as one), and
the State be left minus her stock, and with
nothing to indemnify her. He spoke with
much earnestness in opposition to the Sec
ton but concluded with the expression
of the hope that it might be amended so
as to relieve it Of its Objectionable fea-
lures. When Mr.. CRUMP concluded, the
House adjourned on motion of Mr.. GAR
EFT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-12
The Peabody Endowment.

What can we say of Mr.. P~EABoDY's mu-
pifcent gift for promoting education In
the more destitute portions ofthe southern
States2 1t is a large donation; and edu-
cation is a very good thing. Neither is it
TO be denied that some parts of our south
ern country are so impoverished that chill
dren can scarcely be supplied with food,
TO say nothing of schooling. 1t is quite
true, also, that the people in the southern
| States have need-like Massachusetts-of
more and sounder education than they
have. But without saying a word to dis
parage the liberal donor, or to depreciate
his immense gift, it may be permitted, per-
haps, to question whether this endowment,
and the action of these trustees, will alto
gether answer the intentions and wishes OF
the worthy Mr.. PEABODY. The trustees
northern men; and it is provided that on
the death or resignation of any of them
they shall elect another, " Having in view
"euuality of representation as far as re-
"gards the northern and southern States
that is such proportions as he has himself
adopted in his first appointment. Certainly
Mr.. PEABODY had a right to keep all this
money in his own safe and if he wished
to give it away he alone had the right to
dictate how it should be used. He might
have vested in WENDELL PHILLIPS or
HORACE GREELEY the right to. appoint all
his school teachers and professors, and
compile all his school books.
And this is substantially what he has
done. This is a fund for bringing up chill
dren at the South as Yankees; End the
teachers placed over them, and the school
books prepared for them must necessarily
be such as to make them abhor the princi.
! pies and denounce the actions Of their OWL
fathers. 1t is also observable that the
generous founder of this institution pro-
vides that It's benefits are to be " equally
distributed to all without other distinction
than their needs" And this Of course !:
perfectly right. But probably Mr.. PEA
BODY knows-certainly his trustees know
that in these southern States white chill
dren and black never attend the same
school together. Practically, then, thi'
endowment is a fund for the education o
negroes and SO let it be. They certainly
have great need of some teaching if the!
are ever again to become an useful ele
ment in our population. They will have
the entire benefit of this fine endowment
and we heartily wish they may derive
much benefit from it. If they really ris'
by this means to the rank of intelligent
and responsible citizens they will surely
haye reason for generations to come t.
bless the name of PEABODY.
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War Cessante."

Positively, whether we will or not, we
are at war, and must continue at war SO
long ~ the Congress chooses to fight us.
It 10 not enough to have dropped our arms,
returned to our quiet pursuits, and admit
ted that we had failed to break the Union
that 10 only a kind Of interruption to the
great war which is still raging over all our
country. We are in a state of war, If not
Of war rampant, yet Of war "~cessante,n as
. learned Radical member of Congress OK.
presses II, 70 as to require, not civil 90.
vernmsnt, but military execution, by horse,
foot. and artillery. II there is no . rebel.
lion" at present, We are assured that there
u still "the spirit Of rebellion y; and it i.
from Washington, by way of the debatesi IL
Congress, that the news comes to us thai
MS same spirit Of rebellion is stopping the
Hpssss'on Of The c!v!l laws, and rendering
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icnesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

ulo 0lllO KNuALASoNs
The bill for completing the Covington
and Ohio railroad by consolidating certain
roads was under consideration in the House
Of Delegates yesterday. An unexpected
debate sprang up. on n of the sections OF
the bill. The bill presented was the SUD
stitute proposed by Senator ouLp In The
Senate. The issue taken was upon the
guarantees, OF the alleged want OF
guarantees, to protect the State in the
event Of failure Of the scheme. Let
us hope that the difficulties upon this
point may be accommodated, and that
something may be done towards securing
the completion Of the C~ovington and Ohio
railroad before the session Is concluded.
A great effort has been made under the
law OF the last Legislature to make a con
tract with a company to complete the Co.
vipgton and Ohio railroad. That, it is
feared, has failed. 1t had been hoped that
by q combination amongst our own rail-
roads and our own people the great enter
prise which promises such noble results for
Virginia and Richmond could be carried
forward to completion. Let us not sur
render this hone. Let US not mistrust our
own people. We trust gentlemen will
endeavor to perfect q bill for the purpose.
Where there are objections to be urged let
them be followed by amendments. to re-
move the objections. But above all, let
the leading men of the Legislature under
take to give to the internal improvement
system of Virginia termini that are worth
the name, and that will secure prosperity
to the public works and the rapid increase
of the wealth, population, and power Of
Virginia.
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so many delightful towns, so fresh and
green and inviting. Perhaps hundred and
Atty ballots have been ballotted, and YET
No choice has been made. Charleston and
Buckhannon were the strongest; but in
such contests the chief opposing forces be.
come altogether uncompromising, and the
upshot is a union upon some lame and i'm.
potent conclusion in order to defeat each
other. So probably Bulltown, or the Elk
river, which is the centre Of the State, and
the lowest in the list now, may come Out
in the end triumphant.
Wheeling, now the capital, and which Is
really q very meritorious town, and de.
serves to be encouraged, is highly amused
at the contest, since appearances are that
there can be no agreement. The Senate
on Thursday, was startled by a new nomi-
nee-"Flatwoods." At once the feeling
ran IN favor of "Flatwoods." Mr.. BUR
nETT enlisted under the rural banner. he
declared he chad no congressional asplra-
tions, and one wind-hole was as good as
another. Therefore," said he, 81 shall
vote for s~Flatwoods.'" And " Flatwoods"
was carried in the Senate. The Wheeling
b~teuioencer ridicules it as a bit of legisla-
tive satire, and thus describes "Flat-
woods:
"sFlatwoods' is understood to be an un-
dulating plain, whose fields stand dressed
in living green and are washed by rivers
of delight Judging from the glowing pic
lures of that happy land which were youch-
sa(ed to the Senate by the various speak
ers. 1t is situated-it is sapposed-hard
nv the eternal centre ; of the State, and
was selected on that ccount. SO far as
known it is believed to be in the woods
muchly, and from three to seven miles
Sutton-either east, west, north, or
south, no matter. Flatwoods occupies any
number of acres from one towel say ten
thousand. 1t may be found on the map,
but no where else-so its enemies say. 1t
is not ascertained whether anybody lives
there or not, though probably some bears
and wolves abound. The productions are
purely animal, not vegetable. The eli
mate is not known to be bad"
aFlatwoods F" is exceedingly near Bull
but has no commerce, and Leglsla-
tors cannot get on without commerce.
Bulltown has and a fine river,
and many other things to recommend it.
We shall not be surprised to see Bulltown
selected. How gay it would be! How
pleasant and bright at the State ball to see
Governor FOREMAN lead out the belle OF
the evening to Mr.. HA%NsBRoUGH's anima-
ting tune of "Brindle Bull"